Hamden Hall Country Day School - Perennial Pine Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Preudenz-HENRY HAs11NGs Vice-President-IRBNB LARSON Secremy-RosAL11z THALHEIMER Treasurer-JACK RASCH The John P. Cushing Prize Fund was established by the Alumni who attended the Hamden Hall Country Day School during the administration of Dr. Cushing. This award is made each year by vote of the faculty and student body on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, good fellowship, service, loyalty, and appreciation of the ideals of Hamden Hall. The prize which is announced each year during the commencement exercises was awarded in 1941 to Wilbur F. Young. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute each year awards medals for proficiency in mathe- matics and science to students of selected secondary schools. The award is made to the young man in the graduating class who has done the best work in mathematics and science throughout the preparatory course. The award is made during the commencement exercises. This year Mr. Dowd, head of the English department, and Mr. Heller, head of the French department, will award medals for excellence in English and excellence in French. The awards will be announced at commencement. CLASS OFFICERS OF 1941-1942 SBNIORS President-PETER WASTROM Vice-President-JACK RASCI-I Secretary-IRENE LARSON Treasurer-RosA1.1E THALHBIMBR SoPHoMoREs President-CHARLES SLOATMAN Vice-President-ROBERT DANN Secretary-JOAN KELLY Treasurer-BETSEY NORTH JUNIORS President-HOWARD NIESON Vice-Prerident-BILL DUFFY Secretary-ELIZABETH DUNCAN Treawrer-CAROLYN BUSHELL Fnasi-IMEN Preriden:-BERNICE NEUMANN Vice-President-MACNBI1. Srunclzss Secretary-MARILYN DEWOLF Trearuref-HAM1L'ro BARHYDT Page Nineteen

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Page Eighteen JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS

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BOYS SPORTS I Soccian The progress of this year's soccer squad, co-captained by Frank Reynolds and Charles Berlepsch, managed by Peter Wastrom, and under the competent guidance of Leo Tuchinsky of Arnold College, was very encouraging. The team competed against such worthy opponents as Choate, Hopkins, Cheshire, Taft and Redding Ridge. The team was the best in the history of Hamden Hall, succumbing only to the pow- erful teams of Hopkins and Taft. The team showed excellent examples of teamwork and sportsmanship. Next year's squad will sorely miss the brilliant teamplay of Frank Rey- nolds and the strong defense of jack Rasch and Henry Hastings. Our hopes of a successful season next year are upheld by such experienced upper classmen as: C. Berlepsch, B. Duffy, F. Colburn, G. Fouser, D. Miller, B. Neumann, L. Rashmir, V. Anderson and H. Lackman. With such support soccer should take a great step in becoming a very successful sport at Hamden Hall. BASKETBALL The Hamden Hall Senior basketball team, coached by Mr. Thomas N. Tileston, had a most successful season. Led by Captain Frank Reynolds, the team won the Connecticut Private School League Cup, scoring a total of 175 points. Games were played with Day- croft, Milford and Community Center. The members of the team were: Captain Reynolds. H. Lackman, V. Anderson, I.. Munson, L. Rashmir, J. Buendia, D. Steffen, R. Howard and S. Twitchell. Page Twenty