Cheshire Academy - Rolling Stone Yearbook (Cheshire, CT)

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rv' P-1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: john Maloney, Treasurer. Arthur Kilpatrick. President. Robert Sullivan. betretarx Not in picture: John Casadei. Vire President, SENIOR CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Seated, left to right: john Lis. Richard Kithil. Chairmang Richard Maloney. Standing: William Starlcie. Not in picture: Peter Mullen. I ' .' ' A14 ' 1 i ' V I tl in ' Y. if ' ' II W 's Alta? KV I ji W . A fi 1 ! ' 's' -. X fi . - '1vm. ,' ' , ,. -,gy I ' I 1ifXf'-,J ' -sic -- . I 7 1510! Allilll 5,1 Y, -r .uf-'.fn',,.i ,wk , fjfwr' Q . N ,SCH ' i

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Nayy Admrral Foote and General Wheeler These three haxe been discussed exten snely nn the many books vxhlch haye reccntly appeared about the Curl Wfar The fourth alumnus for vxhom a club IS named 15 P Morgan This extraordinary fmancner IS creduted mth the school crest and seal stlll the lnsrgnla of the Academy Thus coat of arms which stands on the coyer of our Yearbook IS based on the coat of arms of Cheshlre England for whlch the town was named Among :ts many mterestmg elements of heraldry are the ostrnch plumes Legend tells that at the Battlc of Crccy m 1546 john the old and bland Kung of Bohemla msnsted on bemg led mto battle to struke at least one blou before he dxed After the battle Edward the Black Pnnce of Wales plucked from hrs dead body the crest of whxte ostrlch plumcs vuth the motto Irla dzerz 1 fefze whmch thenceforth became the motto of the Prmce of Wales vsho also held the tltle to Cheshrre m England and thence to Cheshrrc Academy In 1904 the Trustees leased the school to Mr joseph Harriman Durmg hrs and the preuous pernods there had been yast changes mcludmg changes of name from the Epnscopal Academy of Connectrcut to the Cheshlre School to the Roxbury School In 1937 the last change rn name was made to The Cheshxre Academy and the orrgmal charter was restored by the Legnslature This was only one of the many changes durrng the headmastershnp of the present Head Master Arthur N Sheruff who has made Cheshnre one of the outstandnng prepara tory schools nn the country wrth four hundred frfty students and a staff of sexenty Mr Sherlff has led the school m ey ery sense for thrrty srx years He has made a personal con trrbutnon to the education of thousands of boys who haxe graduated and many others besndes He contxnues to keep an touch wrth former and present students all over Amenca and nn dozens of forengn lands What was a vrsnon nn the minds of those thrrty nn a l1ttle town nn New England who rarsed the ongmal 702 pounds has become a fmely balanced preparatory school whose mfluence perhaps lrghtly and sometrmes deeply reaches all oy er the world ILPISCOPAT ACADFMY Ol COYNECIUUT PHESHIRF The xllustratrons on these three pages are reproductxons from the catalogue of 1868 69

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Sporty Edilor: Henry Cashen Seated. left to right: Krameri Zaicntz. Hendel. Levine. Lantaster. Schuler. Standing: Meye Shafiroff. Rosenstein. ROLLING STONE STAFF Senior Editor: Stuart Levine A.U'0r'inle Sellfw' Editor: Bar Edimr: Richard T. Schuler Bn.fiue,u' flflamzgerx Roger Lancaster Henry Cashen Paul Bookstein Stanley Rosenstein Philip Hendel Arr Editor: Milton Tupay Auoriale Art Edilom: William Meyers james Abrahamsen juan Valencia General Slrlff Walter Dionne Edward Navickas Martin Shafiroff F. Daniel Gabel Staff PlooIogrf1plJer: Howard Birch Farnlfy AdI'f.f0f.f.' john Corpaci, james Mitchell rs. Miller. ry Miller