Dwight School - Scroll Yearbook (New York, NY)

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jeffrey Peter Hackett 26 East 91 Street New York 28, New York Jeff's wit, skill, and versatility have all contributed to his great success as Editor- in-Chief of the Dwightonian this year. He has also been active in yearbook work, the Drama Group, and the Prom Com- mittee. In his spare time, the Hatch has been known to croon a tune or two, and to play a mean game of baseball. Colgate is getting a good man next year-a credit to Dwight. Paul Harmutuk 1575 Odell Street New York 62, New York Paul decided after a summer at Dwight to enter its portals as a fullfledged stu- dent. Since he began in the fall of 1957, he has been very active in the Drama Group and on the I ib ra r y Committee. Paul plans matriculating at the General Motors Institute to study mechanical engineering. ,,27,.

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Robert Thomas Gunn 25 Interlaken Drive Eastchester, New York One of the commuter crowd, Bob has contributed his spare time to the Scroll, the Dwightonian, and the Debate Group- On weekends he enjoys wrestling, boxing, and skiing. Bob will study at Providence College for a law or business career. -26- Glenn Hargrave Gumbinner 812 Park Avenue New York 17, New York The personality kid was president of the Career Club, feature editor of the Dwightonian, and member of the Scrollt Debating Club, and the baseball team. Glenn usually turns crimson with laugh- ter at least once during every class, but in his serious moments his interests turn toward the theater and music. Ever hear him play the drums? After his time at Dartmouth, Glenn plans to enter the ad- vertising field. I

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William james Harrington 845 East 39 Street Brooklyn 10, New York Last fall Bill became one of us. Since, he has been active in the Debating Club, Yearbook and Riding Club. He likes math, chemistry, and artg consequently, he plans to study civil engineering at Man- hattan College. George Pritchett Herr 324 East 41st Street New York 17, New York When that fatal day - Commence- ment - comes, and we see George plod- ding his weary way to receive all the honors, we say truly in our hearts, 'Finis coronat opus. He has won not only our plaudits as a student but has also proved his worth as basketball manager and member of the Student Council. Harvard, hail a good man!