Hotchkiss School - Mischianza Yearbook (Lakeville, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1937 volume:

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College Oxford 1913 1916 taking the degree of BA In the Honor School of Englnsh Language and Lterature n 1915 BLrtt n 1917 and M A an 1923 ambulance drsver wlth the French Army 1916 Asslstant Master at Wanch ster College England and Second Lieutenant 167th Infantry an France 1917 1919 Instructor ard Assnstant Professor of English In Yale Unlversnty 1919 1925 Professor of English Literature In the Unnyersrty of Buffalo 1925 1926 Headmaster The Hotch kiss School 1926 received the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters from Wllluams College 1934 Presldentsal Elector 1936 Member of Cnvnluan Board Inspecting The U S Naval Academy 1937 A 1 1 , . ' , 1 , 1916-19173 Sergeant, 39th U. S. Infantry lcroix de guerrel, :gf fzrrnffy THE HEADMASTER Page fllfllfll one , '?:. 4. I f , , 1 K t if Q fy. BOARD OF TRUSTEES REV IOHN CALVIN GODDARD DD Salusbury Conn FREDERICK SCHEETZIONES MA LLD New Haven Conn IOHN P ELTON BA Waterbury Conn GEORGE PARMLY DAY MA New Haven Conn HENRY LOCKWOOD DE FOREST B A Plannfneld N I HOWARDF LANDON LLB Salnsbury Conn FRANK DEXTER CHENEY BA Manchester Conn GEORGE VAN SANTVOORD MA BLITT Lakevnlle Conn PERCY TALBOT WALDEN PhD New Haven Conn ARTEMUS L GATES BA New York Cnty IOHN R CHANDLER Cleveland Ohno HERBERT SCOVILLE BA Taconnc Conn RAYMONDH OVESON BA LLD Boston Mass HAROLD STANLEY BA New Yornq Cnty NELSON S TALBOT BA Dayton Ohno DICKENSONW RICHARD Ir BA MD New York Cnty FRANCISE IOHNSON Ir BA Bedmnnster N I Deceased OFFICERS FREDERICK SCHEETZ IONES Presndent GEORGE VAN SANTVOORD Secretary HAROLD STANLEY Treasurer GOVERNING BOARD MESSRS IONES DE FOREST CHENEY VAN SANTVOORD STANLEY Page tuenfy fuo I 1 M' - 1 - -1 I I ' , , ,, I I . . . , . ., I , . 1 ' 'I - -1 I 1 - , . ., , . 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LAWRENCE WASHINGTON MURPHY Mathematzcs Southwestern Academy l903 BS Vanderbilt Unnverslty I908 Assnstant Professor nn Mathe matncs Georgua School of Technology I909 M A Harvard I9I6 Instructor un Mathematics Case School of Applned Scuence l9l6 and Culver Sum mer Schools I9I5 l9l7 Master nn Mathematncs The Hotchkuss School l9l7 and Assnstant Head master I932 OTTO F MONAHAN Physical Trammg Student and Assnstant Instructor of Gymnastucs and Athletics State Normal School West Chester P I89I I894 Student Chautauqua Summer School of Physncal Educatnon I89I l893 Assist ant Instructor Yale Umversuty Gymnasuum l894 I895 Durector of Physucal Traunmg Trlnuty School New York Cnty l895 I896 Instructor of Gym nastncs Chautauqua Summer School l895 I896 Physncal Dlrector The Hotchkuss School I896 HARRY I WIELER Resrdent Physzczan B A Allegheny College I9l 3 Captann Fneld Artnllery I9l7 l9I9 MD PS Columbla Um verslty l923 Presbyteruan Hosprtal l925 Assust ant Physucuan The Hull School I92S I927 Phys: clan The Hotchkuss School l927 Page tzcenfy thr ee , 1 . ., I I - , 1 , I I - , - 1 - , I I - , . I a., - 1 , , - 1 - I I - : , , , - z - , , - 1 , 1 , 1 - , , - 1 - GEORGE WILLIS CREELMAN Mathematics Cambridge Latm School 1892 BA Harvard 1896 Instructor un Physlcs and Chemistry The Thatcher School 1897 1898 and Belmont ICaII School 1898 1899 The Hotchkiss School 1899 1905 The Hull School 1905 1907 The Hotch kuss School 1907 1937 Trustee of the Connects cut junior Republic 1918 1936 LESTER DORMAN BROWN Greek BA College of Wooster 1894 Instructor nn Greek Macalestor College 1894 1897 Instructor nn Greek Hopkms Grammar School 1903 1907 Master an Greek The Hotchklss School 1907 I EDWARD FRANCIS IEFFERSON H :story Wlllnston Semnnary 1905 BA Yale 1909 Master In Mathematncs and Hlstory The Hotchklss School 1909 Secretary of YMCA Amerucan Avuatuon Center lssoudun France 1917 1919 Page twenty four CLYDE FRANKLIN GRANT French BA Bowdom College 1904 Instructor French and German Mltchells Mulntary School 1904 1907 Studued at the Sorbonne Pans 1910 1911 Master un French The Hotchkuss School 9 I . . .I I - I ' , - 1 ' , - 1 ' , - 2 - A H, 4- 1 4- , . 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' , , 1 , g ...,, ' HOWARD ALFRED TABER Physxcs and Mathematics B A Brown Umversnty 1910 Rhodes Scholar Oxford A B 1910 1913 Master an Physlcs and Mathematics The Hotchklss School 1913 HOWELL NORTH WH ITE Latm BA Prmceton 1901 MA 1903 Instructor In Latm Prunceton 1903 1905 and The Hull School 1905 1915 Assustant Headmaster The Rnverdale Country Day School 1915 1919 Master In Latm The Hotchkiss School 1919 HENRY DENISON FlSH M usic B A Princeton 1906 Orgamst and Chonrmaster The St Mark s School 1910 1918 Master In Mu ssc The Hotchkiss School 1918 IOHN MCCHESNEY E nglnsh BA Amherst College 1908 Instructor un Phu losophy Columbna Unnversnty 1909 1911 and Unuversuty of Colorado 1915 1917 Master nn Englnsh, The Hotchkuss School, 1919 Page twenty ffl 1' - 11 1 1 , I ' 'I - I 1 1 - ,N Aff' ,334 gr, , 1 - -1 1 1 1 1 , 1 - 1 1 I I ' - -1 1 1 - -1 1 I I - I I - I I I - I 1 1 - 1 . ., , , - I I - I I - I 1oHN B TRAcY CARLE LAWYER PARSONS English The Hotchklss School 1909 B A Wnlllams 1913 Instructor In Englash The Adurondack Floruda School 1913 1921 Master nn Englnsh The Hotch knss School 1921 S czence The l-lotchklss School 1914 BA Yale 1918 Captam 301st Field Artnllery 1917 1919 Master ln Scuence The Hotchklss School 1921 GEORGE P MILMINE HENRY C EDGAR BA Lafayette College 1905 MA 1915 Master In Englush Pensacola lFla l Classlcal School 1906 1909 The Hull School 1909 1922 Shady Sade Academy 1922 1923 Master nn Englush The Hotchkuss School 1923 H :story Hotchkiss 1919 BA Yale 1923 Massachu setts Instutute of Technology 1924 lnstructor an Freshman Englnsh Yale 19241925 Master an Hnstor and Mathematncs The Hotchkuss School Y 1928 P11111 fu rnfzf 91.1, , , - -, , I I - 1 is - - ' ' , . , , 1 , . , , - -f 1 . 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RUSSELL CLARKE Bl RGE Latm Unlversvty School 1922 BA Harvard 1927 MA 1928 Student Amencaun Academy Rome 1932 1933 Master an Latm The Hotchknss School 1929 HARRY BARRETT DAVIS Pubhc Speaking and Dramatlcs Dartmouth College 1926 B LI Emerson Col lege 1929 Amerucaln Academy of Dramatnc Art Certnflcate Professor of Public Speakmg Wells Memorlal Institute 1929 Master un Publlc Speak mg and Dramatic Dlrector The Hotchkuss School 1929 IOHN KNOX BODEL IR Sczence Punahou 1924 BA Wesleyan Umverslty 1929 Master nn Sclence The Hotchknss School 1929 IAMES RUSSEL CUTTING History Unuted States Naval Academy 1920 BS Prnnceton 1924 Master un Englnsh and Hnstory Deane School Santa Barbara 1928 1929 Grad uate School Princeton 1929 1930 Master nn Has tory, The Hotchknss School 1930 Page twenty seven 1 1 --1 1 1 --1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 --'1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , . 1 1 --1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -'1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' , . KENNETH ANDREWS PORTER French Gunnery 1922 BA Wllluams College 1926 Master nn French Milford School 1926 1927 and Lawrencevulle 1927 1928 Sorbonne 1928 1929 Duplome d Etudes Francauses Unlversute de Mont peluer 1929 1930 Master nn French The Hotch klssSchool 1931 EDWARD RICE l-lALE Mathematics Phnllnps Andover Academy 1919 Master In Mathematics The Arden School 1919 1920 BA University of Marne 1926 Head of the Depart ment of Mathematucs The Lake Placud School 1926 1931 Master In Mathematics The Hotch kxss School 1931 ALBERT GEORGE CONWAY MAITLAND Latm Chrnsts Hospntal 1909 1917 Open Scholar St johns College Oxford 1917 Cadet and Second Lieutenant RGA 1917 1919 B A Oxford 1922 MA Oxford 1926 Master In English and Latxn The Allen Stevenson School 1925 1927 Instructor an Latun and Greek N Y U 1927 1930 Head of Latin Department Hackley School 1930 1931 Master In Latln The Hotchklss School 1931 DAVID GARDNER WILLIAMS Englrsh and Muszc Plattevnlle Wnsconsun State Teachers College 1926 B A B Mus M A Unlverslty of Wlsconsln 1930 1932 Extensnon Scholarshup lunlluard School of Music 1929 1931 Assistant ln English Um versnty of Wlsconsnn 1931 1932 Master an Englush and Vuolnn The Hotchkuss School 1932 Paqr fu 117111 mghf , , z I I - I , -: , -1 , , -1 , - , . , 1 ' I I - , , - - 1, - , . I - I I' ' . , z , - , -1 I I - 5 , , . -1 , , -1 ,- , -Q .-,,' lOHN VANBENSCHOTEN GRIGGS French nt 1925 BA Yale 1929 MA 1 Master at the Lycee de Bayonne 1929 1930 Sorbonne 19301931 Master In French The Hotchkuss School 1932 ALLEN BUCK French and English Berkshlre 1930 BA Yale 1934 Master In CHARLES DEMAREST Pranoforte BA Wnsconsun Unuverslty 1923 BMus Yale School of Muslc 1931 1934 Studned composition with Rosario Scalero un Italy and pnano wnth Egan Petr: Instructor In Planoforte The Hotchkuss School 1934 NORMAN ALTON CLARK Assistant Physlcal Director BSPE Arnold College New Haven 1931 De partrnent of Physucal Educatnon Yale Unlversnty 1931 1935 Assustant Master of Physscal Educa hon The Hotchklss School 1935 Page twenty nmc Ke , 5 . ,, , 5 . ,, 9325 French and Engnshf The lllotchk1ss School, 1934. EUGENE PURDY NORTHROP Mathematlcs Robert College Istanbul l926 l928 Yale Un: verslty BS l93O MA l932 PhD l934 In structor In Mathematics Yale l93O l935 Master an Mathematics The Hotchklss School l935 RICHARD CROCKER GURNEY English Phllllps Exeter l924 PhB Brown l928 BA Oxford l93O Rhodes Scholar Chrust Church Ox ford l928 l93l MA Oxford l935 Master at Rvvers School l93l 1933 Master at Texas Coun Hotchkiss School 1933 THOMAS PEABODY BLAGDEN Art The Hotchkuss School l929 BA Yale 1933 Studled at Penn Academy of Fune Arts l933 l935 Master nn Art The Hotchknss School l935 RICHARD BACON Latm The Hotchkiss School l93O BA Wnlllams I934 Studued at Athens I934 l935 Master nn Latm The Hotchkuss School l935 CHARLES E BERRY German BA Bowdoin College l926 Master In German and History Brewster Academy l927 MA Har vard l93l Master In German The Hotchklss School l936 Page thzrty V , , - 1 '- I - -I I - -I I - -I I ' I I - I I I I ' I ' I - AI I I I ' I ' try Day School, l933-l935g Master in English, The , . 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LASZLO BORBAS English and French Unuversnty of Budapest 1931 1934 Exchange Fellowship to Swarthmore College 1934 BA Swarthmore 1936 Master nn Englnsh and French The Hotchkuss School 1936 f GEORGE DIEHL Mathematics B A Unlverslty of Crnclnnah 1932 Assustant Instructor In Botany Unlverslty of Clnclnnatn 19321933 MA 1933 PhD Yale Graduate School of Forestry 1935 U S Forest Service 1936 Master In Mathematrcs The Hotchknss School 1936 MILES STANDISH MALONE History Unlversnty of Vsrglnla 1915 1917 1927 Sec search Fellowshxp 1927 1930 AM PhD Un: versnty of Vnrglnla 1935 Assistant Professor nn Hlstory at Prunceton 1928 1931 Professor In Hls tory The Hull School 1931 1936 Master In Has tory The Hotchklss School 1936 HARRY EDWARD JONES Busmess Manager Yale Dlmng Club 1908 1918 Buslness Man ager The Hotchklss School 1918 GILBERT M SMITH French Dummer Academy 1921 BA St Stevens Col lege 1925 Sorbonne 19281929 MA Western Reserve Unlversnty 1932 Instructor nn French and Latsn Dummer Academy 19251928 Instructor nn French The Hawken School 1929 1936 Master m French The Hotchkuss School 1936 Page thzz ty one . . I 1 I ,U : , , . V .I . . . . .I I . . I . . . . .I - 5 . ., 5 . ., I h ' I I , . . . . . . I - I I - ond Lieutenant, A.E.F., 1917-19185 Southern Re- ', - 5 - -, '- . . . . I I . . A . I - 2 . . l I . r I - I . .- , , . , 5 . ., , - 1 I I ' I - -I . . I I . I I f ' I 1 , Q , - I , , - . . I '-.4l ,. 2 o ,ffh I S 5 5 'r A , fl ' Jef . PS -gr gf- . .- xx rx if 11' x L 1 I 1!l!'i 5 .1 -ci S. ,O C 1 C. B. Ballard 1. P. Beardsley W. Blair Ci. S. Calder P. Case F. Daniels 1. D. Davies L. Dean D. Douglas Page fh iffy-fozlr ORIGINAL CLASS SOMETIME MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF i937 Fargo Gardiner Cebhard T. Hemphill Hunt Mallory C. Ham McClean F. Messerole D. Moore B. Overton H. R. Prudden 1. H. Rice B. S. Steere T. Spencer E. S. Titcomb P. Vecker A. K. Watson H. Wetter W. Ci. White OFFICERS OF THE CLASS President Secretary President Secretary President Vice-Pres Secretary Treasurer President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer 1933-1934 Fall Term Winter Terrn E. R, Detchon P, I-1. Converse 1934-1935 F. W. Peck E, R, Detchon Parsons P. H, Converse 1935-1936 Parsons P. 1-l, Converse l-lt Converse T. Parsons A, Weller R. F. Loree F, Loree C. A, Weller 1936-1937 1-1. Converse E, R. Detchon R. Detchon P. H. Converse F. Loree S. S, Rembert Parsons I. M. Butler Tl-l E SENIOR CLASS OF 1937 Spring Term P, l-l, Converse E. R. Detclwon C. A. Weller R, F. Loree 1. lvl, Butler P, 1-l. Converse R. F. Loree E. R. Detchon P. 1-l. Converse E, R. Detchon Cr. l-l, Mead R. F. Loree O- .mana M- A-an vft ., ng 1 g . in. . , ' ,J ' MEMORIAL HALL BY NIGHT gsL ' L, l933 I934 St Lukes Chour Glee Club 2nd Class Baseball Team lst Honor Roll for year Leadlng Class Scholar for year Knnght Pruze l934 l935 Chour 2nd Soccer Team Pony League Hockey Znd Class Baseball Team Rallroad Club Delegate to Northfmeld Conference lst Honor Roll for year Lead :ng Class Scholar for year l935 l936 Glee Club Soccer Squad Pony League Hockey Class Baseball Team Asst Edltor of Record St Lukes Board lst Honor Roll for year Leadung Class Scholar for year Thurd Phnllups Pruze jerome Prnze l936 l937 Znd School Baseball Team Znd Class Hockey Team Glee Club Dramatic Assocnatuon Casts of ln the Zone and Moonshlne Managxng Edutor of Record Secretary of St Lukes Student Councul Cum Laude Soccer Squad lst Honor Roll Terry Essay Pnze Headmaster s Pnze Parson s Pnze Farmer wull you wake me up when you hear my clock go oft? 268 Forest Street Oberlun Ohuo Prlnceton 529 Maduson Ave Grand Rapnds Muchvgan Prnnceton Oh well I dont know l936 l937 Receptuon Commnttee Medlcul Club Chemlstry Club Ranlroad Club Trolley Club Cum Laude jerome Pruze IOHN RITCHIE ALEXANDER A ex Al johnny DAVlD MORRIS AMBERG Dave Page thu ty sez en , . - . . . . , , , . 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'X - . . . 1 4 1 , 1 1 1 LJ T'-IURMAN WESLEY ARNOLD 346 Wullow Street T A Thurme IOHN WILKIE BEAL johnny Page fhnty ezght l934 l935 St Lukes Pony League Football 2nd Class Hockey Team Radno Club l935 l936 Pony League Football Pony League Hockey l936 l937 2nd Swummmg Squad Railroad Club Trolley Club Medncal Club Englush Club Go your own fool way then New Haven Connectlcut Ya e Echo Lawn Newburg New York Prunceton Of course there s a pomt l933 l934 St Lukes Cholr H M S Plnafore Soc cer Squad Class Baseball l934 l935 Plrates of Penzance Soccer Squad Chour Class Baseball l935 l936 Choir Soccer Team Sk: Comrmttee Ska Club Northfield Conference Meducal Club Chemlstry Club Navrgatuon Club l936 l937 Soccer Team Class Baseball Sk: Club Ska Commuttee Englush Club , ,mek ... . w- ,1 1 My swf' my -wi, ,' , i - .. . . , , . 1 - - .. . , - . .. , , 1 1 - 11 1 11 l I 1R. , 11 11 11 11 3 -g:,..151, 5--1-f,:s1,.fJ,'1,.g4.-,-.51, .L-yr Q - -V-15 ix, 'Q Liz ' 5:5 - L !131f4-1-- ,L ,- lf ..1, . 1.1, ., ,. 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Y, WILLIAM WALLACE BLACKBURN ackle Wa fle B II GEORGE WILLIAMS BLOSSOM George Bloss Bosom Page fo: fy I933 I934 St Lukes Raduo Club Golf Squad lst Honor Roll I934 V935 Chemistry Club Physics Club Golf Team lst Honor Roll l935 I936 Asst Ed Record Pres Chemlstry Club St Luke s Board Golf Team lst Student nn Class l936 l937 Golf Team Record Board Glee Club Cum Laude Presndent of Chemlstry Physlcs Club 2nd Honor Roll lst Honor Roll Opera Club Englush Club St Lukes Board Runner up Probasco Cup Next tnme you flnesse singleton Ifmg ll slug ya 660 Humboldt St Denver Colorado Yae 4l3 Illmols Road Lake Forest Illlnous Wulluams Well I should be worknng but I934 l935 St Lukes 3rd Class Football Tearn 2nd Class Hockey Team Dramat Stage Crew I935 l936 Meducal Club Glee Club Dramat Stage Crew Dramat Assocuatuon 3rd Honor Roll second semes ter Pony League Football I936 I937 Dramat Assocuataon Glee Club Cholr Englush Club Opera Club Cast of Spreadlng the News Cum Laude Fadelnty Prize , , - . . . , , , , 1 - . . . , , , fs A, ' - . . . . . , . , . , . . , , . - . . . , , , I - I - I I 1 1 I - , - . 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' , I I T ' I ' I - ' I ' - 1 1 ' I I I EDWARD STRONG COOKE Cookne Ted GEORGE EDWARD COTTER Coach Ed Page forty-six 19341935 St Lukes Pony League Football 2nd Class Hockey Team Class Swlmmung Team Track Squad 19351936 Champuonshup Class Football Team Swnmmlng Squad Track Squad Decorataon Commuttee Novice Converse Cup 1936 1937 School Swummnng Team Track Squad Champuonshup Class Football Team Band Cast of In the Zone President of 2nd Glee Club Medlcal Club Decora tlon Commuttee Dramat Assocuatvon Trolley Club Pretty good 304 Hughland Avenue Orange New jersey Yae sf 4 The Rectory Sharon Connectucut Wesleyan Who swlped my flnvver7 1935 1936 St Lukes Tlger Football Tea'n School Track Team Day Student 1936-1937 . . .Day Student Track Te m. 19331934 St Lukes Chour Cast of The Royal Famuly Pony League Hockey Dramatuc Assoclatnon 1934 1935 Chour Cast of Purates of Penzance and The Tavern Pony League Hockey 2nd Class Base ball Team Dramatvc Assocuatlon 1935 1936 Glee Club Pony League Hockey Class Baseball Team Assocuate Edntor of The Record 1936 1937 Cla s Tennus Team Record Board Dra matlc Assocuatlon Accompanust for G'ee Club Music Prnze Oh 1 dont know 405 Welllngton Avenue Rochester New York Prlnceton Cedar Lodge Stamford Connectucut Ya e Thats amazlng 1933 1934 St Luke s Class Football Team 3rd Class Hockey Team 1934 1935 Class Football Team 3rd Class Hockey Team Ranlway Club 1935 1936 Champuonshup Class Football Team Class Tennls Team Rallway Club Buslness Board of Record 1936 1937 Champnonshnp Class Football Team Class Tennls Team Busaness Manager of Record Trolley Club Chess Team Better Dress Movement ROBERT WILSON CRANDALL LEWIS BENJAMIN CULLMAN Loose Sule Suly en Page fm ty sei en 1 1 11 - . , , .,, . .. 1 1 - - 11. 11 - , 11 11 1 1 ' , , - , , , . - C A - S , , 1 ' 1 6 ll I 11 1 1 1 1 - 11 -1111 1111 B 11 -pf 1 11 1 -11 Q 1 - . , , - , , . - , 1 1 - - , 1 1 1 1 ' - ELLIOTT RAY DETCHON IR I 55 EaStOnwef1tS1a Road Detch Pinky Tot Lake Forest lllunous MHS f Page forty-eight ALBERT BLAKE DICK Ill lO5O North Greenbay Road Slick Lake Forest lllunous 1933 l934 St Lukes Class Football and Swimming Teams Swimming and Track Squads Pres of Class Winter Term Sec Sprung Term 2nd Honor Roll Upson Pruze I934 I935 Football Team Swimming Team Track Team Cast ot Androcles and the Luon Record Board Pres of Class Winter Term Student Council 2nd Honor Roll Edwards Pruze Wycotf Cup l935 l936 Foot ball Team Swimming Team Track Team Oglethorpe Ogres Debate Unuon Record Board Treas of Class Sprung Term 3rd Honor Roll Wycoff Cup I936 l937 Cap taun School Football and Track Teams Swimming Team Chairman of Record Sec Student Council Pres of Class Winter Term Vuce Pres Fall and Sprung Terms 2nd Honor Roll Pres of Forum Taft Debate Allen Pruze All right Mr Monnue X Yale Yae We gee I dont know l932 l933 St Lukes Class Football Team Photog raphy Club l933 I934 Football Squad Championship Class Touchball Team Class Hockey Team Photography Club l934 i935 Football Squad Class Hockey Team Znd Track Team l935 l936 Football Squad Hockey Squad 2nd Track Team Cast of The Game of Chess and Romeo and luluet Dramatic Association Glee Club l936-l937 ...School Football Team School Hockey Squad Mischianza Editorial Board Glee Club Chairman of Decoration Committee Class Gift Committee Photog- raphy Dramat Association, l933 l934 St Lukes Cholr Pony League Football Class Baseball Team 2nd and 3rd Honor Rolls l934 l935 Glee Club Class Baseball Team Cast of Androcles and the Luon 3rd Honor Roll l935 l936 Glee Club Meducal Club Sk: Squad Sk: Club 2nd Baseball Team l936 l937 Soccer Squad School Baseball Squad De bate Union Glee Club Meducal Club Muschuanza Board Presndent of Sk: Club Sk: Commuttee Hast du dean Deutsch getan9 Prunceton Yae Do right and fear no man dont wnte and fear no woman l933 l934 Pony League Football Class Hockey Team St Lukes l934 l935 Class Hockey Team 2nd Track Team l935 l936 Class Hockey Team Track Team Debate Union School Sallung Team Medical Club l936 I937 School Track Team Soccer Squad Cham pnonshup Class Hockey Team Debate Unron Muschuanza Edltorlal Board Catasauqua Pennsylvania FRED STRANAHAN DURHAM ritz u 700 Lnncoln Road HOWARD HART EDDY New Brutaun Connecticut Howne Ed Page folty nz zc 1 - ' - . , 1 1 I . - , 1 11 - 11 , . ' 1 1 1 , . - , 1 ' 1 1 1 I , . 11 - l ' 11 l 1 1 11-1111 11 F Bll 1 -A - 11 -1111 11 1 11 - , , 1 11 ' I 1 , . . , . - , , 1 , . ' , , - 1 1 '- 1 WILLIAM ELFERS Whlz Whnsakey 1933 1934 St Lukes 3rd Soccer Team 2nd Class Baseball Team Chow 1934 1935 3rd Soccer Team Chour Rallroad Club 1935 1936 2nd Soccer Team Class Hockey Team Asst Manager Baseball Chonr Glee Club Raulroad Club Debate Umon 1936 1937 Soccer Team Champuonshlp Class Hockey Team Manager of the Baseball Team Debate Umon Cholr Raulroad Club Don t quot now fellows 225 West 86th Street New York Cnty IOHN FREDERICK FAUST Fa usty Fa usty Page fifty Katonah New York Harvard Mathematvcs may be sand to be so luke an gllng that It can never be fully learnt 1935 1936 St Lukes Class Tennis Team 1936 1937 Class Tennls Team Movie Squad Pres: dent of Society for the Promotnon of Classnc Authors , . ' ' - - - 1 1 , . - ... , , . ' . . . , , - , , , , - ... , f , 1 , . u 1 - ' I .. 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JOSEPH NATHANIEL GREENE 885 Great Pond Road Peacock jerry joe GEORGE GRISWOLD IR Broad Road Fneld Pomt Gruse Graz North Greenwuch Connectncut Page jzjfy szf 1933 1934 St Lukes Class Football Captann Znd Class Hockey Cast of Royal Famuly 1934 1935 Class Hockey Cast of Androcles and the Lnon Cast of The Tavern 3rd Honor Roll second se mester Dance Orchestra School Orchestra 19351936 Class Championship Football Class Hockey 2nd Track Team Cast of journeys End Cast of The Travellers Dramatlc Assoclatuon 3rd Honor Ro 1936 1937 School Football Team Znd Track Team Chanrman Receptnon Commnttee Decoratuon Commnttee Cum Laude Dramatic Assocuatlon 2nd Honor Roll Some people y l lnsp but I don t thunk o North Andover Massachusetts Ya e Yae Want to come over to Norfolk for lunch? 1933 1934 St Lukes Choir 1934 1935 Znd Class Hockey Photography Club 1935 1936 Class Tennns Debate Union Dramatic Assocuatuon Assistant Stage Manager Photography Club Medical Club Sk: Club 1936 1937 Class Tenrus Team MedncalClub Photog raphy Club 1 , ' . . . . , , 11 1 11 , . 11 - .. . , - 11 11 11 I I - 1 1 - - , 11 1 11 1 1 1 11 11 - - - 1 1 - ' ' ' I I 1 1 1 1 - 11 S3 , , . 1 th 11 1 1 IR- 1 11 11 11 1111 11 ., -iff. - .zfzwia .-ip1A 1'17, 1 L 1,,,- ,wad 1 LM, 111 YH 1- 1...,,..,, 1 . 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' - - - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , ,s I933 l934 St Lukes Class Football Team Bryan Boxnng Bouts Znd Class Hockey and Baseball Teams Drum and Bugle Corps I934 l935 Class Football Team 2nd Class Hockey Team Class Baseball Team l935 I936 Baker Squad Football 2nd Class Hockey Team Class Baseball Team l936 I937 Soccer Team 2nd Class Hockey Team Class Baseball Team Debate Unuon G'ee Club l932 I933 raphy l934 Club 1935 l 936 raphy l933 l 934 Club l935 1936 l 937 Club Everythmg please Garden Cnty Long Island Harvard Yae Theres no possnble probable shadow of doubt no possuble doubt whatever St Lukes Chonr Class Tennls Champion Chour Photog Class Tennis Champron Photography 2nd Tenms Team School Tenms Team Englssh Club Photog lO3 lOth Street HARRY STEVENS HAMMOND Harry Handsome Harry Sharon Connecticut RICHARD LATHROP HATCH Duck Page fzfty sez en 1 ' A 1 1 1 1 - , , . - I , . - , , 1 1 ' 4 J H, 11 . 11 as ' 1 1 1 IR. 11 1111 11 S ll, 1 l , 5 I 11 11 y , , , , J . 11 1 - 1 - I 11 , . - . , . - , , - - , - I I - X NORMAN GILBERT H ICKMAN Huck Dynamo 459' -fn WILLIAM LLOYD HIXON Ill IX W B111 Page fzfty ezght 1933 1934 St Lukes Pony League Football 2nd Class Hockey Team 1934 1935 2nd Class Football Team lst Class Hockey Team 1935 1936 2nd Class Football Team Class Hockey Team Medical Club 1936 1937 Champuonshlp Class Hockey Team Bust ness Manager of Mlschuanza Presndent of Opera Club All we need IS a u tle nmagmatlon 1 185 Park Avenue New York Cnty Yae 49 X 3119 'ASEWSWW Ermrldge Barrlngton lllmols Prmceton Shut up and let me thunk 1933 1934 St Lukes Class Football Team Class Baseball Team 19341935 Baker Squad Football Class Baseball Team Lower Mnddle French Prnze 19351936 Baker Squad Football Class Baseball Team Debate Umon 19361937 School Football Squad Class Baseball Team Dramatuc Assocuatuon Taft Debate Debate Union 3rd Honor Roll Cum Laude 1934 1935 St Lukes Znd Class Football Team School Orchestra 19351936 Champuonshup Class Football Team School Orchestra 1936 1937 Medical Club School Orchestra Movue Squad Presldent gl' F a.'0 'A', 365 Somethung new and 513 darmgly different Chardon Ohno Princeton .1 hxigkm 120 Harrnson Street East Orange New jersey Brown -L 5V 'TN Whee Law' 19341935 St Lukes 2nd Class Football School Hockey Squad Baker Squad Baseball 1935 1936 School Hockey Team Baker Squad Base ball Asst Manager Glee Club Dramatnc Assoclatuon Decoratuon Commnttee 1936 1937 School Football Squad School Hockey Team School Baseball Squad Runner up Fencung Tourna ment Record Board Opera Club Manager of Glee Club Chonr Decoratuon Commrttee Dramatnc Assocuatuon Med: cal Club IAMES RAMSAY HOLLIDAY um GEORGE DUDLEY HOLMES Duckles Duck Shot Page jzfty nme - . . . . 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I ' I I V I L I I - I - O , , , , . . . . . . .- x LANMAN TRUMBULL HOLMES l2O Harrnson Street IOHN ADAMS HUBBY l7 East 92nd Street Gubby Dub New York Cnty Page szffu l934 l935 St Lukes 2nd Class Football Class Hockey Class Baseball l935 l936 Champuonshsp Class Football School Hockey School Baseball Glee Club Decoratlon Commut tee Dramatuc Assocratuon Meducal Club 19361937 School Football Squad School Hockey Team School Baseball Team President of Glee Club Chour Medical Club Dramatuc Assocuatuon Class Glft Commnttee Decoratuon Commuttee What a fool you are Lamble Lan Lannue East Orange New jersey Wullnams Ui iw ff Prmceton Llsten to that gultar l933 l934 St Lukes School Orchestra Photography Club I934 l935 School Orchestra Raulroad Club Pony League Football Class Swnmmung Team Sequestered Club l935 l936 School Orchestra Raulroad Club Medical Club Dance Orchestra 2nd Track Team Swlmmmg Squad l936 I937 Swummung Squad Track Squad School Orchestra Dance Orchestra Band 2nd Glee Club Meds cal Club Opera Club Raulroad Club Chemustry Club 1 ' . . . . , , , . ' . . . I I I I - 1 1 - - , . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . , ah A 11 , 1 - 11 II II II - II I 1 ww'-ag,-:1' 1 , '1- K- ,-'Nw -IZ'?5,...e ' ' - .' fiHa'ws3f'., 1 r' ' sc f-- ,S -1 1' Sruxf -,I -. lr- ,- - ...f-2352. .I-17121 A ,Vly,3,g,f Aff, f,,.15'415,g1-.IL H f . 11 11 11 11 . K S If - - . 1 0911 1.-Q, 1 2 1 - . . , . , 1 1 - . . . , , 1 1 - ' - - - 1 1 1 1 1 - ' - - - 1 1 I I I I - 5 1 1 1 - 1933 1934 St Lukes Choir Second Class Hockey Team 1934 1935 Associate Edutor of Record 2nd Class Hockey Team 1935 1936 Assnstant Manager of Football Associate Edltor of Record Debate Unnon Medical Club 2nd Class Hockey Team Class Tennns Team 1936 1937 Manager of Football Team 2nd Class Hockey Team Class Tennus Team Record Board Debate Unuon Taft Debate Medical Club How bout a fall Gord? Yae 4 Beach Avenue Larchmont Manor New Prnnceton Who stole my lamp shade? 1936 1937 St Lukes Golf Team Cast of Spreadmg the News Cum Laude Rock Rudge North WILLIAM PRENTISS IEFFERY Greenwuch Connectncut leff Poodle WILLIAM MITCHELL York IENNINGS B Il Feelthy Beel Page szxty one , . - . . . . , , - I U 1 I - . . , , 1 1 1 , . - . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 1 1 11 1 1 , IR. 11 - 11 11 11 11 11 Bull 1 V' l1?y :'l ' 1 ' - ' 4' A 1 1 ll i II ll ll 11 11 1 11 - . .. . , , 11 , . EDWARD ROGERS KEMP Pu ge Ed WILLIAM SIEBERT LAMBlE Lam Page szxty two 1933 1934 St Lukes Class Football Team Cham pronshnp Class Touchball Team Class Swnmmung Team Class Baseball Squad 19341935 School Football Squad Class Hockey Team School Swummlng Team Class Tennis Team 1935 1936 School Football Squad School Swummnng Team Class Baseball Team Cast of Romeo and Iullet 19361937 School Football Team Class Baseball Team School Swlrnmung Team Dramatnc Assocuatnon Casts f ln the Zone and The Snlver Box Trolley Club Oh shut up 1 105 Park Avenue New York Crty Yae Scarsborough New York Yae You know nts funny but 1933 1934 St Lukes Cholr Pony League Hockey 1934 1935 Choir Cast of Androcles and the Lnon Pony League Hockey 1935 1936 Chonr Cast of Romeo and juluet Dra matic Assocuatron Asst Busuness Mgr of Lnt Pony League Hockey 1936 1937 Class Tennis Team Glee Club Business Manager of Lat Cast of Sulver Box Medical Club Choir Trolley Club 1933 1934 St Lukes Pony League Hockey Soccer Team Track Squad 1934 1935 Pony League Football 2nd Swummmg Squad 2nd Track Team 19351936 Soccer Squad Swlmmmg Squad Znd Track Squad 1936 1937 Soccer Squad School Swnmmung Team Track Squad Statustucuan No Don I havent done the Physlcs yet Yae Prmceton How about a hols ay? 1933 1934 St Lukes Pony League Football Cholr Class Hockey Team Class Baseball Team 1934 1935 Znd Class Football Team Chow Class Hockey Team Class Baseball Team Bryan Boxmg Bouts 1935 1936 Champuonshnp Class Football Team 2nd School Tennis Team 1936 1937 Soccer Team School Baseball Squad Bryan Boxmg Prlze Cast of The Silver Box Dramatlc Assocuatuon Phulnp Wnnston Reese Prnze 19 Woodsode Cnrcle CHARLES TAFT LARUS Hartford Connectlcut Sport Charlue Greaser 37 South Wabash Avenge CLIFFORD LEONARD Chncago lllmous Cluff Flossy Page szxty three , ' - - - - 1 1 , . , . ' . . . I I , . , , A , , L r , , , , ,4 N I B. 4 '.,,LkJ,VA ' . Z A ', . il- A , 1 , l - - 1 11 , 11 11 11 , I' 1 , ,, 1 J S W , ' d 11 1 :S C2 , , ' - ' - - 1 1 1 , . ' - - 1 1 1 - . . . , ' 1 - ' 1 I , , , . HUGH MURRAY FRENCH LEWIS Loopy Stinker H QW ROBERT FRESNEL LOREE lR Bo or Page sixty-four 1934 1935 St Lukes Class Football Team Class Tennis Team 1935 1936 Championship Class Football Team De bate Union Class Tennis Team Poetry Prize 1936 1937 Championship Class Football Team De bate Union Taft Debate Team Lit Board T H W H That s a ridiculous statement Clayton Road Due Missouri Princeton .. PM ' Florham Park New jersey Ya e I ll beat your 1933 1934 St Luke s Class Football Team 2nd Class Hockey Team 1934 Team Term 1935 tion Term ney s 1935 Class Football Team 2nd Class Hockey Cast of The Tavern Secretary of Class for Spring -1936 . . . School Football Squad Dramatic Associa- Golf Team Secretary of Class for Fall and Spring Treasurer of Class for Winter Term Cast of jour- En . 1936-1937 . ..Captain of Golf Team School Football Squad Secretary of Class Fall Term Secretary of Class Spring Term Student Council Casts of The Man in the Bowler Hat and The Silver Box Medical Club Dra- matic Association. l933 I934 St Luke s 2nd Class Football Team Pony League Hockey Avratlon Club l934 l935 Znd Class Football Team Asst Edutor ot Record i935 l936 Tlger Football Team Asst Edntor of Rec ord Debate Union Dramatrc Assocuatuon Medical Club Parsons Hrstory Prize I936 I937 Champlonshlp Class Football Team Pro erty Manager of Dramat Record Board Debate Union Plenty potent Ya e Yale lf you want to be a man l933 l934 St Lukes Pony League Football 2nd Swrmmmg Squad Znd Cl ss Baseball Team l934 l935 2nd Class Football Team 2nd Class Foot ball Team Asst Edltor of Record Woods Committee Raul way Club l93S l936 Trger Football Team Swnmmrng Squad 2nd Class Baseball Team Asst Edrtor of Record St Luke s Board Woods Commrttee Rarlway Club l936 l937 Championship Class Football Team School Swrmmmg Squad Class Swummmg Team School Track Squad Alumnr Edrtor of Record Treasurer of St Lukes Secretary of Woods Commuttee Debate Umon Agora Forum Debate 3rd Honor Roll Yale Hotchkiss Scholarship Hlckory Nut Gap Farm lAMES GORE KING MCCLURE Farrvuew North Caroluna janesvllle Wisconsin ALLEN FRASER LOVEIOY A ove Farmer I m Page szrty fue .. , Q - , . - , . - , , , , - , p- , ,,I,,,,L ,, , , , Ill ,, ,,,,i,, S ,, as ,, I 5 - . , , , a . - , - I ' I I - ' r 1 - , , , , , , - I I - ,, GEORGE NOYES McLENNAN Scotty Mac GEORGE HOUK MEAD IR Deuce lunlor Page szxty szx l933 l934 St Lukes Class Football Team School Hockey Squad Captam Class Baseball Team Class Swum mmg Team l934 I935 Class Football Team Class Pm Commlt tee Hockey Team Class Swlmmmg Team Baker Squad Baseball Champnonshnp Touchball Team l935 l936 Champnonshnp Class Football Team Hockey Team Baker Squad Baseball Champlonshnp Touchball Team Debate Umon l936 l937 School Football Team School Hockey Team School Baseball Team Track Squad Champnonshup Touchball Team Champsonshup Class Swnmmmg Team Debate Union Agora Forum Debate Mnschlanza Edltorlal Board Stop slmgmg nt Mead' Lake Road Lake Forest lllunons Yae Oakwood Dayton Ohlo Yale Don t ever argue wlth Scotty and Tot at the same tame l932 I933 St Luke s 2nd Class Football Team Class Baseball Team l933 l934 Glee Club 2nd Class Football Team 2nd Class Hockey Team Class Baseball Team l934 l935 Class Football Team Class Hockey Team Baker Squad Baseball Debate Unlon l935 l936 Champuonshlp Class Football Team Class Hockey Team School Baseball Team Debate Urnon l936 l937 School Hockey Team Actmg Captaun School Baseball Team Debate Unnon Secretary of Agora Debatmg Society Salusbury Forum Debate Taft Debate Managmg Edntor of Mnschlanza Chairman of Dance Com muttee Secretary of Class Sprung Term 1 ' . , , 1 1 ' - , - 1 1 1 , . - , 1 1 , . - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 l ,, . . . 1 1 l 11 l l 1 11 1111 11 - - 1 1 - 1 11 1111 -11 - 1 11 1 . - 11 - 1 . , , - , I , . , I , . , 1 1 . - l 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 . l933 l934 St Lukes Class Swlmmung Team 2nd Class Baseball Team lst and 2nd Honor Roll Casts f Pnnafore and No Count Boy Choar l934 l935 2nd Class Football Team Class Swlm mlng Team 2nd and 3rd Honor Roll Creelman Prize l935 l936 Tnger Football Team School Swlmmnng Team Znd and 3rd Honor Roll Glee Club Debate Unron Trnangular Debate Dance Commuttee Asst Manager of Dance Orchestra lst Belm Prrze I936 l937 School Swrmmung Team Cla s Champlon shlp Football Team Chanrman of Muschuanza Presndent of Agora Debatnng Socnety Taft Debate Dance Committee Cum Laude 3rd Honor Roll Hotchkiss Navy Hotchknss Hunt Club Class Valednctorlan Hev you lnttle trap er Yae Dongan Hnlls Staten lsland New Harvard Even uf ut were good I wouldn t luke It l935 l936 St Luke s Tnger Football Team 2nd Class Hockey Team Sk: Club Class Tennus Team Photography Club I936 l937 Champlonshup Class Football Team Class Hockey Team Track Squad Sk: Club Gun Club Medlcal Club Lat Board 2506 Lmden Street COLEMAN WALKER MORTON Bnrmnngham Alabama Coco Coke Wt WH il rlmaik 'Weill' WW IOHN HANCOCK NOTMAN York Not Notty Honest john Page szxty seven - . . . . , , I I 0 11 - 11 11 1 11 . , . - 1 Q ' I - 1 1 - - . . . , 1 1 1 1 , . - ' ' Q ' - . . . , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . I - D 11 1 ' ' II ll ll Il 1 W, , , .k,. .,,, , , I I N , L , 1 ,gf -15,55 ,A - L k,..1'1,i.-,mf 51,5 ,151 ,, gg MAN- ,aa -r 1 us- , 1, ?'- .1 041 :fa 9 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 . . 11 , , ' . . . . , , 1 1 1 ' . . . , 1 1 1 1 , . CHARLES HENRY OLDFATHER 1515 South 22nd Street Chuck Charlie THOMAS PARSONS Ill Darren Connectlcut Tom Pars Page slxty mght 1933-1934. . . St. Luke s Choir Cast of Pinafore and of The Valiant Pony League Hockey Class Tennis Team. 1934-1935 . . .Choir Cast of Pirates ot Penzance and of The Tavern Pony League Hockey Class Tennis Team Znd Honor Roll Dramatlc Assoclatlon 19351936 Cholr Glee Club Record Board 3rd Honor Roll Class Golf Champlon Dramatlc Assoclatuon 1936 1937 School Track Team School Swlmmmg Squad Choir Glee Club School Orchestra Dramatic As socnatuon Record Board 2nd Honor Roll Cum Laude Come an lennmgs Luncoln Nebraska Harvard Yae You hypocrnte' 1933 1934 St Lukes Class Football Tea'n School Baseball Squad 3rd Honor Roll 1934 1935 Secretary of Class for Fall Term Student Councul Class Pun Commlttee Class Football Team School Baseball Squad Thurd Honor Roll Hustory Pruze 1935 1936 Presldent of Class for Fall Term Student Council Glee Club Cast of Gods of the Mountann Vnce Presrdent of Class for Wmter Term Cast ot journeys End Baker Squad Baseball Class Pupe Commnttee Asso crate Edltor of Record St Luke s Board 1936 1937 School Baseball Squad Treasurer of Class Fall Term Student Council Glee Club Cast of Spreadung the News Dramatic Assocratlon Vrce Presndent of St Luke s Edutor of Handbook Record Board Perry Pnze , , , , , , , , ' - - ' r 1 1 I I I I - , I I nz. , , , ll Il ll II ff r Il , , . I I I - , I I I T I I - ' I I I ' I933-l934 . ..St. Lukes Class Football Team 2nd Swimming Squad 3rd Honor Roll first semester. I934-l935 . . .Class Football Team President of Class Fall Term Student Council 2nd Swimming Squad Cast of Mid Play Class Pin Committee. l935-l936 . . .Captain ot Class Championship Football Team Swimming Squad Cast of Fall Plays Cast of Spring Plays Dramatic Association Decoration Committee l936 l937 School Football Team Manager of School Swimming Team Decoration Committee Dramatic Asso ciation Get outta here before I get sore I9O Sheridan Road Lake Forest Illinois Yale 6 Elmhurst Place Cincinnati Ohio Wx Princeton How absurd' l933 l934 St Lukes Choir Chorus of Pinafore I93'-I l93S Choir Chorus of Pirates of Penzance Glee Club l935 l936 Glee Club Tiger Football Debate Union Circulation Manager of the Record l936 l937 Class Football Squad Culee Club Cxrcula tion Manager of Record PHILIP FIELD WYTHE PECK Phi Meatball SAMUEL FRANKLIN POGUE Sam Sam I Page szaty nmv 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - . .. , 1 1 ' 0 1 , Q 11 11 1 1 , IR. 11 AI11 11 11 - 1 , . . . 11 11 11 1 11 1 s w 1' 11 11 . 3 l W , 1 - 11 . 11 if - . , . , I I . ,gin--.U - 11 - 11 ' - ... , , - . ' 1 -- 1 1 1 - .. . , , - RICHARD GARRETT POOLE Green Bay Road Puckle Puddle Lake Forest Illlnols MARC RUSSEL PRASS IR 1005 Woodward Avenue 1932 1933 St Lukes Pony League Football Class Hockey Team Photography Club Chour 1933 1934 2nd Class Football School Hockey Squad Photography Club 1934 1935 2nd Class Football School Hockey Squad Captain Class Tennls Team Photography Club 19351936 School Hockey Team School Tennns Team Photography Club 1936 1937 2nd Class Football School Hockey Team Englush Club Photography Club School Tennls Team Oh I wouldn t go so far as to say that Prmceton Marc South Bend lnduana Ya e Page seventy Vous avez quelque chose cela 19361937 St Lukes Class Baseball Team T H W H Chemustry Club 1 ' . , , 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - , , , . - , , . - , , 1 1 - 11 1 1 1 11 1 11- 1111 11 .. 1 , . 11 11 . 1 11 11 1 - . , , . . . ., . 1933 1934 St Lukes 2nd Class Hockey Team School Tenms Team 1934 1935 Class Football Team 2nd Class Hockey Team School Tenms Team Runner up School Tennis Tournament Cast of Androcles and the Lson 1935 1936 School Football Team Captann 2nd Class Hockey Team Boxnng Squad School Tenms Team De bate Unuon Glee Club Decoration Commuttee 1936 1937 School Football Team Captaun School Tenms Team Taft Debate Team Glee Club Medncal Club Englnsh Club Decoratnon Committee Secretary of Class Wmter Term Its really flymg to day boys Prnnceton 2' w 1 Prunceton You re well told 1933 1934 St Lukes Pony League Football 2nd Class Hockey Team Chour Orpheus Socnety Photography Club 1934 1935 Golf Squad Choir Glee Club Photog raphy Club Assocuate Edutor of Record 3rd Honor Roll second semester 1935 1936 Golf Team Choir Glee Club Stage Man ager of Dramat MedncalClub Asst News Editor of Record 3rd Honor Roll 1936 1937 Soccer Team School Golf Team Stage Manager of Dramat Dramatnc Assocuatuon Cholr Glee Club Woods Commnttee Probasco Cup Cum Laude Teagle Pnze 280 East Parkway No SAMUEL STOKES REMBERT 1R Memphns Tennessee 116 Academy Street Poughkeepsue New York Sam Stokey WILLIAM OTIS Rockwooo Bull Rocky Page sez enty om. 1 - I 1 . . . . 1 , 1 - . . . , I I - 11 . 11 , . - . . . , I I I - 1 1 - - . h U l 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 . 11 1 ., , . 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K . - I ' ' ' - 1 1 , . - . . . , - . . . , - - . . . , - . , 1933 1934 St Lukes Class Tennis Team Class Hockey Team Cast of Pinafore Choir 1934 1935 Class Tennis Team Class Hockey Team Cast of Pirates of Penzance Choir 1935 1936 Track Squad Cast of Romeo and luliet Agora Forum Debate Lit Board 1936 1937 School Hockey Squad Class Tennis Team Glee Club Medical Club Trolley Club Cast of The Man in the Bowler Hat Poetry Prize Life may be likened unto a bitter pill Yae Yae Hubby you re so darn inefficient 1933 1934 St Luke s, Class Football Team, Class Hockey Team, School Orchestra, School Band, Dance Or chestra 1934 1935 Class Football Team, 2nd Class Hockey Team, Class Baseball Team, School Orchestra, School Band, Dance Orchestra, Railroad Club 1935 1936 School Football Squad, 2nd Class Hockey Team, Class Baseball Team, School Orchestra, School Band, Dance Orchestra, Railroad Club. 1936-1937 . . .School Football Team, Captain of Cham- pionship Class Hockey Team, Class Baseball Team, Band, School Orchestra, Dance Orchestra Leader, President ot Railroad Club. Cornwall Connecticut WILLIAM METCALF SCHUTTE Shoot lack S oot Glen Cove Long Island OGDEN MEAD SHERWOOD Og Oggy Osgood Pugc sm'c'nty-three PHILIP EDMONDS SPALDING P I Spa o JULIAN SAMUEL STEIN lR joe Page sevenly fozu 19331934 St Lukes School Soccer Squad 2nd Swummnng Squad 19341935 School Soccer Squad Class Swummnng Team Class Tennls Team Znd Swlmmlng Squad 1935 1936 Class Baseball Team 1936 1937 Class Baseball Team Captain Champnon shap Class Swummnng Team 3rd Honor Roll Chemustry Physucs Club Trolley Club No Garland lm not gonng to meet the baker Makxkl Henghts Honolulu l-lawau Princeton Rose Hull Plkesvrlle Maryland Harvard Hu r-oen 19331934 St Lukes Choir Cast of Pmafore Swlmmung Squad Soccer Squad 1934 1935 Swnmmnng Squad Class Swnmmung Team 1935 1936 Swlmmnng Squad Dramatic Association 1936 1937 School Swummlng Squad Soccer Team Track Squad Advertising Manager of Record Dramatic Busnness Board Debate Unuon Medlcal Club Dramatlc Assocnatnon Trolley Club 3rd Honor Roll 1 ' . , 1 ' , I I ' - I - I I - , . 11 1 1 1 11 , 1 IR. 1 11 HI11 11 Id 11 1 1 4 1 11 11 - 1 1 11- 11 ,., 1 1 11- 11 ' - 1 1 1 , . - , . - , . - , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1935 1936 St Lukes Tlger Football Class Baseball 19361937 School Football Squad 2nd Swnmmlng Squad 2nd Track Team Glee Club Receptuon Commnttee Dambetcha ast Orange New jersey Pennsylvanla 20 Prospect Hull Avenue Summnt New jersey Prmceton Come on lke ets gave letfery a luttle medncme 1933 1934 Class Baseball St Lukes Class Football Class Hockey 1934 1935 Androcles and the Luon Class Football Class Hockey Cast of 1935 1936 Hockey Cast of Romeo and luluet Glee Club Decora tnon Commnttee Medical Club Champuonshnp Class Football Class 1936 1937 Champuonshnp Class Football Team Cham puonshlp Class Hockey Team Track Squad Band Medncal Club Debate Umon Decoratnon Commnttee Movne Squad ROBERT STODDARD TRAINER Bag Bob Meatball 1 SPENCER WEED Weedy Tuny Page seventy fwe , . . . . . , , . - . . . , 1 1 1 - 11 11 1 1 E 1 11 - 11 11 11 ' . -, ' Aera-H-. 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I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1933 1934 St Lukes Class Football 1934 1935 Presldent of Class Sprung Term Student Councvl Class Track Team 1935 1936 Treasurer of Class Fall Term Treasurer of Class Wlnter Term Student Councul St Lukes Board Assocuate Edutor of Record Medlcal Club Glee Club As snstant Manager of Hockey Champlonshup Class Football Team Track Team 1936 1937 Champtonshup Class Football Team Man ager of School Hockey Team School Track Team Glee Club Medlcal Club Student Councul Record Board Bus: ness Manager of Handbook St Luke s Board And that s no bull enther GORDON ANSTICE WELLER 3641 Elmwood Avenue Ike Ord Brrghton Rochester New York as tlfawf Yae WARREN SCRIPPS WlLKlNSON 334 Unlverslty Place Wu kne Wllk Grosse Pomte Mnchlgan Page sermzfy-sir Harvard What do you say we go down to the vnlle thus afternoon? Ts.. 1933 1934 St Lukes Chour Cast of H M S Pnna fore Pony League Hockey 1934 1935 Chour Cast of Ptrates of Penzance Pony League Hockey 1935 1936 Rallroad Club Chemustry Club 3rd Honor Roll second semester lst Phulllps Praze 1936-1937 . . . Bryan Boxlng Bouts Class Swnmmxng Team English Club Opera Club Railroad Club Cum Laude. l933-l934 . . . St. Luke's, Class Football, School Swim- ming Team, Class Track, School Band, School Orchestra. l934-l935 . . . Pony League Football, School Swimming Team, School Band, School Orchestra. l935-l936 . , . Tiger Football School Swimming Team Track Squad School Band Medical Club School Orchestra l936 l937 Captain School Swimming Team Con verse Cup Nammack Cup Track Squad Advertising Man ager of Mischianza Medical Club Band Trolley Club That depends what you re used to Yae 242 East 62nd Street New York City Yae How about a little light truckin fellas 1933 l934 St Lukes Class Swimming Class Base ball Golf Squad l934 l935 Class Swimming Class Golf Champion Cast of Androcles and the Lion Cast of The Tavern l935 l936 Swimming Squad Golf Team Cast of A Game of Chess Decoration Committee Sequestered Club 1936 l937 School Swimming Team School Golf Team Cheer Leader Photography Club Dramatic Associa tnon Cast of In the Zone Decoration Committee Middletown Connecticut BRUCE STANNARD WILLIAMS Sealie Guillaume HENRY RANDALL WILSON am Willie Page seventy seven 1 1 1 1 1 - - . .. , - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 V l 11 f 1 11 -4 -- 1 11 - 11 11 1 11 sr 'i it , -1' , HH 11 11 - A 11 11H R 11 11 - . . 1 11 F 5 1 , , . - . . . . , , - 5 1 A - . - .. . , , 1 11 - 11 11 11 I ' . , . . lvl . . ,, K tg? ' 1 - - 1 1 1- ' 11 . . K 1 1 ,. , 1 1 1 - V l - 11 11 . . 1 1 1 . ' 1 I, ROBERT PERRY YEOMANS 404 North Washington Street Bo Perry Yeo Watertown Wisconsin GEORGE COOK YOUNG Rosedale Road Slugger Porky Princeton New jersey Page seventy-eight f Wf '31 riff M 'Stiff V 1935 1936 St Lukes Championship Class Football Team Class Hockey Team Class Baseball Team School Orchestra Band Associate Editor of Record 3rd Honor Roll for year 1936 1937 Captain Championship Class Football Team Championship Class Hockey Team Class Baseball Team Record Board President School Orchestra Band 3rd Honor Roll Cum Laude For krump s sake' Williams Princeton Reese is a damn liar 1933 1934 St Lukes Class Football Team Hockey Squad Class Tennis Team 19341935 Captain Class Football Team School Hockey Team Tennis Team 1935 1936 Championship Class Football Team School Hockey Team Tennis Team Championship School Touchball Team. 1936-1937 . . . School Football Squad Captain School Hockey Team School Tennis Team Championship Touch- ball Team Medical Club English Club Hotchkiss Hunt Club Hotchkiss Navy. L TH E GRADUATION DANCE CLASS HISTORY Culled from metropolrs vrllage and town from rock rubbed Marne to the heart of the South we gathered rnwardly quakrng but wrth great outward show cf calm and sophrstrcatron here on the Hull to begun our formal educatron un the vear nrneteen hundred thrrty three Nlo sooner had we uncovered and entered our respectuve holes un the wall rn Marn than the lugnts went out and horrendous crres of get the Preps echoed up and down our antrquated dwellrng places A three weeks raun unutrated us to Hotchkrss routrne and by the trme the frrst quarter had wrought havoc among us we had begun to blossom forth and take our rrghtful place as Preps black tres and all Nammack and Spencer the bane of the rnnocent and prude of the Lower Mrds soon made lrfe mrserable for Mopey but that amuable soul rn turn tormented Saco our rrrepressrble down Easter Everyone however breathed deep and heart felt sughs of reluef when the Powerful one perforated hus cerlung and departed chez Duke Our furst note of scandal canoe when Memphus and Newberry departed by stealth and crashed rnto three columns of prrnt the former fugutrve leavrng a loaded 22 rn hrs drawer much to the amazement of Seeley hus erstwhr'e roommate Exams came and went Wally and Bodey makrng therr presence felt and soon after lohnnue Beal captured our hearts rn Punafore Lufe went on wrth few rnterruptuons other than the farlure of the lughts agaun whrch gave ruse to the best pullow frght of the year and showed us a glumpse of Gull Pull prckrng up feathers from the floor under Wally s supervrsuon at eleven thurty P M The fourth floor turned out to be a den of rnrqurty what wrth Bushy teachrng Crandall the facts of lrfe and Coco makrng thrngs mrserable wrth an rnk loaded water pustol Coz Creel was reported to have been asked to harbor our young marksman but would have none of rt Our duabolrcal schemes and lawless escapades were somewhat curbed by Professor Alexander s pres ence who added the prarrre touch together wrth hus pharmaceutrcal supplres Wrnter passed havrng pornted out the leaks rn our roofs and defects rn our heatrng system and gave way to Sprung not however before the rnsatuable Sool lackrng creatrve comfort had waylard our own john Dub the rhythm man Waffle s abrlrty as a golf ball retrrever par excellence was made parnfully clear but otherwuse we drrfted along peacefully trll june took our exams for better or for worse Lrght Horse Harry Wrlson dropprng sux out of seven Carman preducted the World Serres wunner and we left one year older and wrser or so the faculty hoped Returnrng to Coys magnufucence and Wests humbler surroundrngs mrnus Srgnor Vecker Pee Wee Prubby and Douglas we took on the Sophomorrc mantle of the Lower Mud Destrny s Tot and Marblehead made Baker and Gogo at fourth strung guard surprrsed everybody by ful frllrng Dud s farth rn hrs abrlrty and crashrng the Hull game lrneup Some of the fortunate found out what sarcasm was rn Herr Brckford s Cucero whule Arch conducted hrs three rung crrcus amusung all hands except Oggue who almost destroyed hrs crgar We found that we had a cynrc un our mrdst un Mrs Moore s lrttle boy Douglas who roomed wrth Strnker next door to the Lone Wolf and spent Sunday afternoons drscussrng school days mostly con Buck s room became the meetrng place ofthe elute untul he began to mrss too many Hershey bars and tuned off hrs radro Yet West wasn t the only place where young blood ran red for Shady Sambos Saloon began to functron un earnest when Breaux Sam and the slugger learned how to beat the system Waffle s lufe was made hell by Fuzz and hrs cohorts whule the Greaser earned the undyrng dusfavor of hrs corrrdor by refusrng to patronrze johnny after hrs study hall catastrophe Thus was the trme when K Brown began to reap hrs crop of telegrams and nearly wore our hard workrng operator s frngers to the bone Oldfather found Wrlkre and vrce versa as the rdeal roommate and Whrzz on hrs second shot landed the baseball manager shrp After the peepul s chorce Weller and Loree had been rarlroaded rnto the class offucershrps and we had begun to fancy ourselves pretty hrghly as a class an udea whrch the Upper Muds and Senuors drd luttle to drspel Hemphrll and Green studued pra trcal trrgonometry by walkung the trrangle for sux weeks but Sprung was Once more wrth us Doc Buck s drmrnushed class breathed Page mghtzf 1 1 ' 1 1 . 7 .1 11 11 , - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 ' A , . . , - , . 1 1 1 , . . - - 1 1 . 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C , . , a srgh of relref the Brown s boys reflected loyously on the ease of L M Greek and we departed most of us homeward bound but Carman to the Polo Grounds and M Butler down to the sea In shrps As Upper MIds we reCeIved the news of Wally s untlmely death and that of Mr Hall both of whom were admlred and respected by all who knew them We found that we had Inherlted Hatch of the fnne breedlng and tuner automcbIle and that the class had agaln been dnvlded agalnst Itself thus tlme between AlumnI and East Kungdom of Eke Trent The football team was UUVICTOFIOUS despnte the newcomers to the Bearcats the Goon lock and HIt em hard Gurney as lrne coach But we were startled out of our la wguor by FIre Frghter Ford who took the hose down to see what made It run and found hnmself walklng to lndIan Mountaln Trlpp s orrglnal route The Easterners put a great wenght on Eke s houlders by vlrtue of theur all nxght lIghts and It was found that Breaux and Sam had lost none of theIr cunnIng the former flnanclng a trIp to Bermuda by means of hls Ill gotten garns The class football team went undefeated the Ogres were agaIn vlctoruous and we took away the last remnant of SenIor prestlge by walkIng In front of Sacred Mem thereby belng verbally If Ineffectually chastIsed by Van Sanford SmIth The ThanksgIvIng parade was glorlous to all but the Senlors among them Butch who was de flated by the blg Pull By some strange coIncIdence La Mere and Wh pple roomed across from the Panse who turned up wIth hIs shrny Pontlac In the very nlck of trme to take the boys to the Vnlle The Frend caused great excrtement slashrng tIres throwrng Ink at Aggle s beeootlful Chevvy and breaklng lIbrary wIndow but the State Troopers scared hlrn off and prevented further damage Meatball brought the electrrc vrctrola and Immedrately began to take off hIs shnrt causlng lock and Fuzz much amusement and dlverslon Welllngton Wrmpy Iolned our ranks but soon rose above us lIvIng In a realm of superlonty that was unapproachable and he was rmmune behInd hrs Plato to any attack by hrs Infernors We had lots of fun In the Fall Pussy lIvenIng thrngs up wIth hls Afrlcan and Creole antlcs and Coach Cotter tellrng us how It should be done and the great Intellectual john Faust: FBUSTI amazed us by producung Dante In the orIgInal Eyetalran Now that chemustry was a part of the currlculum Lay and BrInk found a new frlend In CaptaIn ack and although they couldnt wIn a war they achleved dl stunk tIon In the lab Our man Trarner roommg wIth john Lake Placud Notman becornlng Incensed swung on Pussy and from that Instant the worthy rebel resolved to IoIn the Navy and see the world The Mld came and another wave of scandal overwhelmed us as the Mad Steere and Overton left us after quaffIng the cup of lrfe to the dlsrnay of the faculty We found that the Denlson of the deep had acqulred a new playmate that the A L A Wlfh Duckshot as a nucleus had suddenly Blossorned forth and that Sool had drscovered a kundred Splflf In the loquacrous gentleman from New Haven all of whrch goes to show that one never knows The Sprung dance was a huge success except from Rockwood s and the Cynnc s poInt of vlew both of whom were ready to expound at great length on the fraIlIty of woman The Poof amazed us all by waltzung to a fox trot or was It a square dance? Deuce took the catcher s berth on the ball team away from Duck shot we took our exams or vnce versa It was gently whlspered about that Hux was plenty sore and away we went Flrmly convlnced that we were better In every respect than our pr decessors we resolved to show people what a real Sentor class should be lrke but found It rather more dIffIcult than we had Imaguned especually ID song meetungs We were lucky though because we had acqulred FIlthy BIII to add to our prestuge and he helped us out nght from the start wnth sage advIce and authorItatIve suggestuons lock came to Mem when Cesspool Sool trued to collect a llttle frre Insurance from that noble dormrtory Stmker slept over and mIssed the flrst week of school but on has arrlval defled Squad Monahan by refuslng to eat raw meat proclaImIng humself satlsfued wuth Taylor wherem he was wrse havmg become our laureate he snmply refused to brurse hrs dellcate aesthetIc soul Agam the Bearcats faIled to lIve up to expectattons but ye olde Ogres remamed InvIncIble Thanksguvlng plays found Shyster dIrectIng hrmself and young Converse stealIng the hearts of Page 4 zghty owe . . 1 . 1 - A 1 1 , l. . . v , . r 1 1 1 1 1 - . . , ., 1 1 1 ' ' . . , , . , . . 1 K 1 .. , . . . r 1 - 1 1 1 1 I - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 , . , ..., , 1 , . . , ., , . 1 . . 1 . I 4 ' 1 1 9 1 1 . , , 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I our more respectable members After systematucally faulung everythung Wumpy was told by the powers that be to try somewhere else and left for fresh woods and pastures new lt was du covered that coffee and tea were far better than Latun verbs and the specuals settled down to take lufe easy wuth Aggue Fulthy Bull supplyung the beverages but exactung hus pound of flesh lturkeyl as a reward Tom Parsons colluded wuth Tuny Weed and suffered thereby and the Fall term passed unto hustory The worst wunter un years baffled the skuers and the hockey team although that unduvudual seemed to domunate thungs most of the tume keepurug the boys under hus protectung wung Mothers example notwuthstandung Fuzz captaun elect of traclf decuded not to rusk possuble unuury and uouned Whale Taul Weed and others on the movue squad causung Mr Stuart some lucratuve unterludes as well as busuer afternoons Came the Mud wuth Prass brungung hus luttle woman lerry Peacock Van S McNeul nowhere un sught and Bull Durham arruyung home un the wee small hours of the mornurug Our class votung unducated that we had a gentleman un our mudst not Romeo Peck but A B lcall me All Duck Arnold oozed hus way unto Dannys mud ussue of the renovated Lu a mauor truumph uf we can belueve what he teuls us But the exodus really began when the ugnoble sux set out un search of adventure and four days later the same Farmers un the Dells set out un search of new schools lFor ullustratuons see page 83 l The wheels of the lnquusutuon began to grund the Tall one and the Black one were enmeshed causung the downfall of Bushy and Co and the ranks of the class dumunushed ten per cent The purge depruved Sam of a roommate the class of a cynuc I m of two sudes of hus truumvurate and the school of an athlete not to mentuon the gapung cavuty un West West Exut the THWH Sprung term the last mule began as usual wuth snow and uce but the weather soon became clement enough to permut the two returnung produgals to walk to lnduan Mountaun every after noon West calmed down a trufle due no doubt to the lack of revolutuonary spurut and even Sky pulot Alexander refrauned from hs mudnught aeronautucal maneuvers Deuce Mead trued to sput un hus chowder but wuthout success Of course even though the Dance Orchestra was dusbanded the boys dudn t feel too badly because we stull had jazz box to keep our flaggung spurut buoyed up on a wave of rhythm lOh Swung Outll We found that we had a new group of commuters whose maun port of call seemed to be Farmungton Conn where the trees are just too too wonderful for clumbung and the lawns are such fun' But whule the boys were cherchez ung the rest of us were on a dufferent quest that of catchung the elusuwe rabbut whuch frequented the Duke s garden Funally wuth half the school cooperatrng Stunker and Coco succeeded much to the poor rabbut s duscomfuture Our duamond un the rough our unpolushed genuus the suppressed Shelley Roswell after havung had all hus fruends expelled funally decuded that lufe was futule and curcum tances agaunst hum and went the way of all flesh causung yet another vacancy un the already depleted ranks of the Westerners The chuldren had theur bruef flung at socual actuvutues the success of whuch was nearly marred by the blond wolf Cluff who trued heroucally to mauntaun our class prestuge Through no fault of Oogue we lost the Hull game but the boys told us the trup was nuce and that Doc Elfers had everythung nucely un hand from start to funush After our downfall un track at the hands of Taft we settled back to three weeks of untense concentratuon and mental perspuratuon for exams both funals and college boards an event of momentous umport un our undergraduate luves Commencement funally rolled around and wuth ut we receuved those ever so valuable scraps of paper our duplomas What a luttle thung to work for four years to re member etc Page czghty fzuo 11 11 -, . s- 1 1 1 , . , . , . . . r I - 'I - I , 1 1 - , . 1 1 - - 1 . . , . . ,, .T ,, , . . - A I , , , , . , . 1 -'- 1 1 -1 , , , u 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 - 1 . . , . . 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Q CONE BUT NOT FORCOTTEN 1' if -.14 Prfgv figlzfg-th HOW THE CLASS VOTED DONE THE MOST FOR HOTCHKISS Converse 56 Detchon I5 MOST INFLUENTIAL Converse 56 Detchon I4 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Morton I8 Detchon I7 Spaldung 6 Loree 6 Ba kburn 4 Huck man 4 Bussell 3 Mead 2 Parsons 2 MOST POPULAR Mead Zl Converse I2 Rembert ll Det hon 7 Garland 7 Calder 5 L Holmes 2 Parsons 2 MOST VERSATILE Detchon 56 L Holmes 7 Blackburn 3 Converse 2 MOST ENERGETIC McClure Z3 Alexander I3 Converse 8 Eddy 5 Detchon 4 Parsons Hubby 2 leffery 2 MOST CONSCIENTIOUS Converse 3l Alexander I3 McClure 2 Crandall 2 GREATEST IMPROVEMENT Oldfather I2 Spaldung IO Butler 7 Bus ell 6 Mr Athoe s bank book 4 Black 2 BEST ATHLETE Detchon 23 Converse I4 Ford I3 Kemp 9 Gardn r 4 Fargo 2 L Holmes 2 BRIGHTEST Blackburn Sl Amberg 6 Alexander 5 Bussell 3 Watson 3 WITTIEST Moore 32 Guven 9 Weller 8 Davues 5 Arnold 2 Crandall 2 MOST GENTLEMANLY Duck I8 Faust I7 Rembert 8 Parsons 4 Convers 4 Detchon 3 Hatch 3 Peck 3 MOST GENEROUS Cullman 9 jeffery 7 Duck 7 Wulkunson 6 Garland 5 Rosenthal 5 Calder 4 Mr Murphy2 Loveuoyl BEST NATURED leffery IO Robunson 9 Wulluams 5 Calder 4 Davues 4 Leonard 3 Garland 3 Parsons 3 HANDSOMEST Weller 23 Charbonnet 8 Huxon 4 Morton 4 Gardner 3 Wulson 3 Converse 3 Calder 2 BEST BUILD Kemp 30 Calder 20 Fargo 6 Converse 3 Gardner 3 Weller 2 Morton 2 Sumone Sumon 2 Mae West 2 Trauner 2 BEST DRESSED Gardner 32 Huckman 30 Morton 6 Moore 3 BEST DANCER Wulson I7 Holluday IO Calder 6 McLennan 4 Greene 4 Weed 3 Cullman Gardner 3 Mr Fush 3 MOST OPTIMISTIC Duck 26 Loveuoy IO Mrs McLennan 5 Larus 3 Hatch 3 Elfers 2 L Holmes 2 Guven2 Oldfather2 McLennan Z Wulluams 2 D Holmes2 MOST PESSIMISTIC Loree I7 Moore I5 Huxon 8 Poole 6 Peck 4 Lewus 3 Davues Z Guven 2 Lambue 2 LUCKIEST Ballard 25 McLennan I5 Mr Blagden IO Holluday 5 Hotchkuss Graduate 2 Guven 2 jeftery 2 UNLUCKIEST Whute I4 Leonard 9 Mrs Moore 7 Cullman 7 Kemp 5 Hubby 5 Steere 3 Green 2 Garland 2 MOST ABSENT MINDED Hammond 'Sl Converse 4 Holluday 3 Chubb 3 Davues 3 Beal 3 Leonard 3 NOISIEST Carman 60 Charbonnet 3 Bussell 3 Guven 3 McLennan 2 BIGGEST DRAG WITH FACULTY McLennan I8 Mead I2 Guven IO Rockwood 7 Greene 6 Alexander 5 Detchon 4 Loree 2 Loveuoy 2 Converse 2 IN WORST WITH FACULTY Spencer I4 Ford I3 Mr Gruggs 7 Hemphull 6 Hubby 4 Green 4 Fordfargoruce 2 Huckman 2 Danuels 2 GREATEST HEARTBREAKER Charbonnet I9 Wulson IO Greene 4 Danuels 4 Rembert 4 Black 3 Detchon 3 Mead 2 Butler 2 Hammond 2 ACTIVITY DONE MOST FOR HOTCHKISS Record ID Bodybuuldung 8 Swullung 6 Converse 3 ALA 2 Poker 2 Mulk room Brudge Bull Sessuons Detchon Mead BuGGEST BULLER Bussell Zl Garland 8 Weller 5 Wood 5 Sherwood 4 Lewus 4 Mead Eddy 3 Cuttung Z leffery 2 Danuels 2 Duck 2 FIRST TO MARRY Danuels 35 Wulson IO Spaldung I Weed 6 Duke 4 Faust 2 Pussy Z Page ezghty fouu ,LL I , ,W ' - 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'-I I I I I I T Tv I I I ' 7- I -5 . , , , . . . , . , I - I A D , , , , , . ro r C, , I PI' 1' A-I 'I HOW THE CLASS VOTED FACULTY MOST POPULAR Mr Creelman ZO Mr Griggs I9 Dr Wleler 5 Mr McChesney 3 HARDESTZTO BLUFF Mr Mnlmune IO Dr Wleler 9 Mr Van Santvoord 6 Mr Hale 4 Dr Brown WHOSE PERSONALITY HAS MOST INFLUENCED YOU Mr Van Santvoord I2 Mr Murphy 8 Mr McChesney 6 Mr Wallace 6 Mr Malone 3 Mr Gnggs 3 MOST BRILLIANT Mr Van Santvoord SI Mr Maitland 5 Mr Murphy 4 FACULTY PLAYBOY Dr Brown 33 Mr jefferson 32 Mr McChesney MOST ENTERTAINING Mr Murphy I3 Mr McChesney IO Mr Van Santvoord IO Mr Davns 5 Mr Malone4 Mr Griggs 3 Mr Coolldge 3 CLASS FAVORITES SPORT Skung I2 Hockey IO Swimming IO Basketball 7 Football 5 Golf 5 Truckung 5 Track 4 Baseball 4 Movues 3 Tennns 3 Pung Pong 2 Butterung Cold Toast Beatlng around the bush EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITY Glee Club I3 Record 9 Drarnat 8 Debate 5 Dance Or chestra 3 Telephonlng 3 Bullnng 3 Mlsch 3 Science Clubs 3 Llstenlng to M ad 2 Sleepung 2 Lat 2 Mov1es2 COLLEGE Yale 34 Prlnceton I9 Rollnns4 Harvard 4 Wulluams 3 Navy BOY S SCHOOL IOTHER THAN HOTCHKISSI I-llll IS Andover I2 Deerfield IO Wassalc Lawrenceville 5 Exeter 2 T ft S Kent 3 St Pauls 2 Choate 2 GIRL S SCHOOL Farmington 9 Westover 7 Emma Wullard s 6 Dobbs 6 Mass Hall 6 Mnss Walker s 4 Sarah Lawrence 4 Vassar 4 Chatham 3 Spence 3 Mrs Tracy s 2 Finch Z Pune Manor I Taft I Pawlnng I FUTURE OCCUPATION W P A IZ Lawyer S C C C 3 Playboy 3 Husband 3 Barfly4 Politics 4 Gentleman Farmer 3 Alcohollc Z G man Beach boy H C1 S Pogue Co Grand Unlon NEWSPAPER Times 22 Trlbune I9 Record 6 Honolulu Advertaser 6 Lakeville ournal Polnce Gazette MOVIE STAR Sumone Simon 6 Robert Taylor 6 lean Arthur 5 Asta 4 Dorothy Lamour 4 Gary Cooper 3 Madelwne Carroll 3 Myrna Loy 3 Annabelle the Cow AUTOMOBILE Mr Borbas Car I9 Ford I8 Packard I3 Bulck 5 Cord4 Dodge 3 Oldsmo bile 3 Dusenburg Mr Parson s Car Klddle Car Sade Car NOVEL Gone Wlth the Wnnd 24 Wuld Party 5 Forsyte Saga 4 Rabble IH Arms 4 Ferdnnand the Bull 3 Butterfield 8 Tom Swlft and hls Electruc Nall Clipper Body Beautnful Volume II ORCHESTRA Benny Goodman ZI Ray Noble II Bolton and Clprsano 6 Tommy Dorsey 5 Society Syncopaters 4 Chrc Webb 3 Ilmmle Lunceford 2 Hubby I TOPIC OF CONVERSATION Gnrls 43 Vacatsons 6 Honor System 3 Mrs Sumpson 3 Weather ACTRESS MOST DESIRED ON DESERT ISLE Seemoan Seemoan 23 Martha Raye I3 Madelnne Carroll 9 Dorothy Lamour 6 Annabelle I FAVORITE AMUSEMENT IOUTSIDE OF HOTCHKISSI Sleepnng 20 Eatung ZO Danclng 9 Salllng 8 Theater 5 Rldlng 3 Golng West Bundling Klcklng the Gong Around TYPE OF GIRL IDISPOSITIONI Good 3I Bad 30 Indlfferent O Pushover lOh what a heeI'l SCHOOL GRIEVANCE A L A I9 lnqu sut on I3 Brine 6 Blssell 6 Iennlngs 6 Powdered Egg 4 Laundry 4 Cold Supper 3 FAVORITE BEVERAGE Moo Iulce 28 Beer I7 Coca cola II Scotch 7 Planters Punch 4 Champagne 3 FAVORITE MAGAZINE New Yorker 23 Lufe I7 Trme I I Reader s Digest 3 WHAT HOTCHKISS NEEDS MOST Rnngers 35 Co educatnon Z3 Flre 6 Smoking 3 Bar 2 Gym I CAMPUS CHARACTER Fred Ellus 23 Annabelle I8 Butch I3 Mr Estxll 3 Mr Clark PLEASANTEST EVENT OF YEAR Graduation 83 Opera Club Week end I CHARACTERISTIC MOST TYPICAL OF HOTCHKISS BOYS Peter Prep I3 Rolled up Pants 9 Bullung 9 Lewis 5 Unongunaluty 3 Undernounshment Page mghtg sz r 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - + . , , , , , . , . -Y' . , . , . , , , . , . . i . , . , . . v - 1 . , . , . 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Y' CJ f .P K 4' U o-Q 'C Y' 1 - Q, PUBLICATIONS The RECORD ns the school weekly newspaper It as prominent not only for Its accuracy and regularity ot appearance but also for the occa suonal pictorial supplements This year the RECORD won thnrd place among forty school newspapers an the annual contest sponsored by the DAILY PRINCETONIAN The LITERARY MONTHLY whlch contrary to nts name comes out rather Irregularly h s recently changed nts character from that of an a tustlc meduum for the more mature members ot the school stressing qualuty rather than qu ntlty to that ot a Ilghter humorous and more supertlclal nature The HANDBOOK ns a pocket suze booklet of useful nntormatuon about school lute publnshed under the auspices of the St Lukes board obsolete for many years and now ottucrally defunct The MISCHIANZA ns the I-Iotchkuss year book We have endeavored to make nt a potpourru of all the worthwhnle elements and tlme honored traditions of the school nntertwuned wuth a record ot those everyday occur rences whlch have made our stay at I-Iotchksss what rt has been A sens of modesty and good taste prevents us from further enumeratung the vurtu s of the IVIISCI-I which as rt IS here presented must speak for Itself I 11110 0 hluzdlr I , E F- 2 . , . . 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D , . .. . . e 1 ,, 4 no r MISCHIANZA Coleman W Morton George H Mead Howard H Eddy George N McLennan Norman C Hlckman Fred S Durham Bruce S Wnllnams EDITORIAL BOARD BUSINESS BOARD Chairman Managung Edntor Edltor Editor Busuness Manager Cnrculatuon Manager Adverhsung Manager Page one hundred one HOTCHKISS YEAR BOOK Albert B. back --ffifffffffiflIffffffffffffif Editor THE HOTCHKISS RECORD Ellnott R Detchon john R Alexander Howard Converse Thomas Parsons Robert P Yeomans Cordon A Weller ames C K McClure Allen Lovejoy Wnlluam P jeffrey Wllluam W Blackburn Robert W Crandall Charles H Oldfather Wulllam O Rockwood L B Cullman A I Rosenthal S F Pogue I S In Page one hzmdlzd fzco SCHOOL WEEKLY EDITORIAL BOARD BUSINESS BOARD Chairman Managlng Editor Asst Managing Edntor Sports Edltol Asst Sports Edltor Assign ment Editor Alumni Edltor Asst Alumnl Edltor Editorial Wnter Edltornal Writer Business Asst Busnness Clrculatron Advertlsrng Edltor Editor Manag r Manager Manager Manage I . . .............................. ' ' - A . 'T11ffiifilflfillf .... Q-- News Editor W D Compton W M Schutte W Taylor H Notman M F Lewls S B Botsford W S Lambue L W C-arland T Parsons C- A Weller TELT THE HOTCHKISS LITERARY MONTHLY EDITORIAL BOARD Chairman Edutor Edltor Editor Editor EdltOr BUSINESS BOARD Busuness Manager Circulation Manager THE HOTCHKISS HANDBOOK Editor Busnness Manager Page one hundred H1100 H I R. l . A - - .-.-.-.A.-.-.-.F.-.-.-C.-.-.L-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. ' 1 I U ------------------------------.------------ - H . . , ' ........................................ - - ' T. Bissel .............................................. Editor REVIEW OF MUSIC h The year l936 l937 was outstandIng for musIcal actIvItIes In the sc oo The Clee Club for the fIrst tIme In several years lost no concerts through Illness Under the dIrectIon of Mr FIsh assIsted by the able leadershIp of DarwIn CIllett thus organIzatIon gave fIve concerts Besudes performmg at Taft Emma WIllard DeerfIeld and once before the School the Club also made Its annual appearance at Hartford wIth four other promInent preparatory schools The newly formed Second CIlee Club and varIous Informal groups whIch sang In the Headmasters study from tIme to tIme gave ample evIdence of the growIng popularIty for thIs kmd of Slnglng and organIzatIon The ChoIr whose enrollment Increased consuderably over the DFGVIOUS years must be heartIly commended for ITS work In offermg an InterestIng repertolre of many new anthems every week durIng the chapel SGVVICES The School Orchestra too shared honors at many of the concerts and under the tutelage of Mr WIllIams showed a steady Improvement and growth The fmal concert of the year showed proof of a vItal thrIvIng Interest In a Vaflely of new Instrumental groups The Dance Orchestra played a large selectnon of popular musIc on two OCCBSIOHS for tea dances The Band composed of about thIrty boys played adequately last fall at the HIll football game One of the most Important musIcal events of the year was the pres entatIon to the school by the CarnegIe MusIc Fund CorporatIon of a junIor MusIc CollectIon whIch consIsts of a large Federal electrIc phonograph and over SIX hundred well chosen records of cla sIcal musIc The room set 8Slde for thIs gIft has been In constant use DurIng the year concerts Included an organ recItal by Mr T H Keller programs by the Cordon StrIng Quartet the SIberIan SIngers a harp recItal by lvlvss MIldred DIllIng the BlaIsdell TrIo the Hampton Quartet a pIano recItal by Professor Charles L Safford of WIllIams College the CurtIs StrIng Quartet a vIolIn recItal by Mr Alexander Bloch a concert of Schumann s songs by Mr Cnggs and pIano recItals by Mr Demarest and a group of pIanoforte students Page one hundred fozu ,fn- , R IL , 3 1 If 5 . . , I I I ' . . . . I - I I I . . . . . - I I I . , . . - C . .I . . . . , I I I I I ' I . . . ' I - I . I . THE GLEE CLUB Presudent Lanman T Holmes Leader Darwun L Cnllett lll Flrst Tenors T Bussell I C But er W A Eddy W Halsey S Hotchklss deL johnson M u1nn S Rembert C Smnth Second Tenors D C Brldgman j M Bu er R C Carman F S Durham S F Pogue W O Rockwood Manager C Dudley Holmes Pnanust Robert Crandall Asst Manager Lyall Dean I First Basses Alexander Black D Brnon Brown Ham Holmes R W Sfnnchfueld W S Lamble R S Tranner S MCC ave C A Weller C H Oldfather j A Schumann Second Basses B P Anderson W W Blackburn C W Blossom L Dean -lIC5IU L Cllleff C- Crayblll E Haines S Hammond Parsons W A Robinson R P Yeomans Paqe one hundred fue . 1 , r. . ' . . ' I. R. . . . . I . . tl C. A. . . . . . . l. M. . ' , . R. . . . K. F. . R. R. Hellman L. T. Holmes A. B. Dick, Ill W. W. Ceddes R. . ' . . R. S. . . ' R. . . . C. D. . . 1 ' S. , . . I. . I . . Sopranos W R Arnold P Beattue R Belllnger P Converse E Dodge M Ewing M M Crnggs LeBoutulluer McClure C Snyder B Stewart C Sykes O Welles C Wuckersham W K Wltlfmerbee I L Worrllow S R Zemer Page 0710 hzmdrccl 'nr THE CHOIR Altos C L A en R R suel H A Carlton R E Cocks W l F W V M M Demorest Goodman lngels Page Smith Wers Tenors R Bellnnger S Bowen C Carman R Cooper Dubosque W A Eddy I C Foster L T Holmes I S McClave W Muller C M Perry W P Roberts W O Rockwood F D Stout I A Washlngton I O Young Basses C W Blossom D L ean L Dean W Elfers S Cfarland L C-nllett C Crayblll I C Kaynor W S Lambre L Muller M Morse H Oldfather Watson . . . . ll P. . ' . . R. . ' . . A' V. . . . D R. . ' . . R. . . H. . . . C. . . C. . . . H. L. . C. . ' . . . . D. . ' . . ' H. P. . . H. . ' I, H. Lamont W. Morrison W. M. C-oss C-. D. Holmes A. . C. ' . . . . ' R. . C. . ' . ' D. . ' R. . . . R. . H. . . . C. . E. . . . A. Mr Davud Wnlluams R P Yeomans Vlollns I A Hubby R R Hellman R P Beattne Vuoloncello l R Holl y Double Bass M Goodman Flute W P Roberts Clarmets R P Yeomans W R johnson C E Dodge A McClure D W Vreeland Saxophones I M Butler A K Watson O M Sherwood l j Townsend Conductor President Trumpets T D McKone C S Mitchell C F Chubb Trombone W B jordan Plano C H Oldtather Percussion I C Foster H B Knowlton B S Gulon M Butler Page one hzmdred sezcfr O R C H E S T R A pf cgse ..,,,, 1 fifiiffiif1111111-.1 Manger .I . l'da l . . DANCE ORCHESTRA O M Sherwood Leader C W Morton Manager How y Asst Manager Saxophones O M Sherwood I I Townsend I M Butler Pnano R C Carman R S l-lotchkuss Bass M Goodman Vocallst R C Carman Page one hundred ezght Trombones C A Black W B jordan Trumpets B S Cunon C S Mitchell Drums l C Foster M Butler BAND Leader L. Daniels ....................... -------- D I'Um-lVlaiOf . . f f tl A . . l- - - ' .D . ' s Saxophones I I Townsend A K Watson M Goodman Drums I S Weed E S Cooke H R Knowlton I C Foster B S Cru on Trumpets C S lvlutchell C F Chubb I O Young W S Snead T D McKone Cymbals H C- C-rayblll Flutes W P Roberts B S Wnlllams Clannets R P Yeomans I lvl Bu er A Hubby C E Dodge W R Iolwnson H A Carlton Trombone W P Iordan Accordlons R R Hellman I H Hlrl'1 Page one hundred nme REVIEW OF DRAMATICS The Dramatuc Assocuatuon under the durectuon of Mr Davus and auded by the excellent stage management of Wulluam Rockwood and Edgar Lock wood completed a very successful year Thus year also marked the begunnung of a new Dramatuc project an advanced publuc speakung course devoted to the study of the theatre Its contrubutuon to the Fall Plays was In the Zone and to the Mud The Man In the Bowler Hat Spreadung the News was selected for the Fall Plays along wuth The Munuet under Mr Parson s durectuon Both these plays were very well re The Mud Wunter Play was Calsworthy s Sllver Box whuch was extreme ly well staged and contauned some very polushed actung Thus productuon luved up to the usual standards of the Dramatuc Assocuatuon and was a great success The Sprung Play was The Rlvals by Sherudan The able durectuon of Mr Davus the excellent performances of the enture cast and Lock food s scenuc conceptuon all were apprecuated by the auduence and brought the Dramatuc calendar to a futtung clumax Page one hundred ten 7 ' V ceuved by an appreciatuve audience. , . . . X. . DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Mr H Barrett Davrs Durector Mr Harry E ones Wllluam P Cnven George Hannes Iohn Quinn Edgar Lockwood Benson Ford Charles Freeman Douglas Campbell Donald Kelsey Vmcent Carpenter Wllllam Munger I R Alexander T Bassell C- W Blossom S B Botsford I C But er R W Crandall A B Dck D B Cu s W P C-nven I N Creene G Crrswold MEMBERS C D Holmes L T Holmes E R Kemp W S Lambne F Loree F Lovejoy H Oldfather Parsons F Peck W O Rockwood 'U-IOJ:-D I S n H R Wulson W Ford I B Iess p W R Iohnson C Smith A Sprole Barbour Bowen M Br: n 4-W1-l Treasurer Presudent Business Manager Assnstant Stage Manager Assrstant Assnstan Master Carpenter Asslstant Lnght Manager Assistant W L Hlxon C Leonard L S C-arland W H Lowe F A Codley M Goodman A L Hart D L Muller I Morrison S Wagstaff Page one hundred elezen ,Q D ' .U I ...... C -ill-ii1I-i11i1111- g Iohn Duncan liiifffiiiiii1111111-in-fpfelly Manager . . . . . . Stei. . . ' . . I . . ' . . u . . . . 'llie . . . . ' . g U. 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THE FALL PLAYS SPREADING THE NEWS by Lady Gregory Dlrected by Mr Davus Mrs Tarpey Magistrate Polrceman james Ryan Bartley Fallon Mrs Fallon jack Smuth Tum Casey Shawn Early Mrs Tully VanSantvoord Bowen Thomas Parsons Roswell Ham Wulluam jennnngs George Blossom George Lewis Mitchell Ford Samuel Wagstatt Stephen Botsford john Washangton john jessup understudy for Mrs Fallon A MINUET by Louis N Parker Durected by Carle Parsons The Marquis Robert Gardner The Marchroness john Morruson Gaoler Wnllard johnson Hutchnnson DuBosque understudy tor The Marchuoness IN THE ZONE by Eugene O Neull Durected by Wulllam P Given Smitty Lanman Holmes Davls Harry Wllson Swanson Lawrence Garland Scotty john Alexander van Wnlluam Compton ack Edward Cooke Druscoll Rogers Kemp Cocky Dudley Holmes Wllluam Glven understudy tor Srnltty THE MAN IN THE BOWLER HAT by A A Milne Pagz ohn Mary Vlllaln Bad Man Hero Heroine H1 I1 nrllrrl fzulfe Dlrected by Tallman Bissell Robert Loree George Perry Wrlllam Ford Wllllam Schutte Charles Black Peter Converse , . ............ . . . . . . , ........ . 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I PQ T' E Fi F9 L.!X N' THE SILVER BOX by john C-alsfvorthy Drrected by Mr Davis ohn Barthfvnck M P a worthy Lnberal Robert Loree Mrs ack Barthwuck his wife Barthwlck Rop r thcur solucutor Mrs ones then r charwoman Marlow th Ir man servant Wheeler thezr mald servant ones the stranger wuthnn theur gates Mrs Seddon a landlady Snow a detectlve A Polnce Magistrate An Unknown Lady A Magistrates Clerk An Usher Samuel Wagstaff Tallman Bussell Wnlllam johnson Wllllam P Clven Wnlllam Lambre VanSantvoord Bowen Rogers Kemp VanSantvoord Bowen Wllllam Hlxon Clufford Leonard Thomas Barbour Dudley Muller Arthur K Watson THE SPRING PLAYS The Curtann Raiser ot the Evenlng Was one of the Senror Publnc Sp aknng Class Projects dlrected by john R Alexander Revenue Man THE RIVALS by Richard Brnnsley Sherndan Lydia Languush Lucy Mrs Malaprop Sur Anthony Absolute Sur Lucius O Trngger 8 Captaln Absolute Faulkland Bob Acres OV David ohn R Alexander Dnrected by Mr Davns john Mornson john Lamont Thomas Barbour Wulllam H Lowe Arthur K Watson Laurence S Garland Dudley L Muller Maunce Goodman Stephen B Botstord Robert Lancaster Allred L Hart 11111 I1 cl rl flzlf I I , S W -7'---PSSSL-- I j ' W--A bW---- -Ak---jjYj--Mg A .j , I 'PF'Pw-Sffffffffffffk I ' , I I Y ' , . Q- T-A'-- A-jj-Ajvfiv ---------s,,d-,,-L,--,-- j . Luk .......,.,.,,,,,...,L,,......,,,,. john M. DI Brion F g .........s,.L,...,L.,........... . B ...LLL - ,-.-.Tj.TsT.T.L-L--.T.T.T.1-L-L-.T.-.LT.LLL L L STUDENT COUNCIL P H Converse President l E. R. Detchon ........................................ Secretary . . P. . R. , . . . . T. . H. . ' Mr VanSantvoord j R Alexander j M Butler W Ford 1 L Cardlner W L Bryan Page one hundnm FACULTY MEMBERS SENIOR MEMBERS H Converse E R Detchon C- A Weller UPPER MIDDLE MEMBERS L L Vlvlan LOWER MIDDLE MEMBERS H C Canda IUNIOR MEMBERS j F Rumsey fourteen Mr Murphy F Loree Parsons F Smith F A Sprole W C Hayes CUM LAUDE SOCIETY Bacon Blagden Bzrge Brown Creelman Dlehl Edgar I R Alexander T Bnssel W W Blackburn FACULTY MEMBERS C-rant Ha e jefferson Mautland McChesney Mulmune Murphy Northrup Parsons Taber Tracy VanSantvoord White Wleler Wu Iluams STUDENT MEMBERS FOR l937 K F Brown R C Carman E R Detchon I N Creene C W Morton C H Oldtather MEMBERS ELECTED IN IUNE I937 D M Amberg C F Chubb jr W O Rockwood C W Blossom III W L I-Irxon III W S Wnlknnson R F Brunckerhoff R P Yeornans Page one handled rzttemz Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. I Mr. IVIF. ' lVll', Mr. Dr, Mr, ' Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, ' Dr. ' Mr, ' ' Dr, ' Mr. Mr, Mr, ' ' Dr. TAFT DEBATE The annual Trnangular Debate between Choate Taft and Hotchklss was called off thus year because of complications un :ts place a dual debate was held with Taft The Proposutuon was Resolved that The Savage man us happier than the Cuvullzed man The negative teams won both at Taft nd Hotchklss Affirmative Negahve E R Detchon lCaptaml C- H Mead W L Hnxon C W Morton lCaptaml S S Rembert S B Botsford W P jeffery lalternatel H M F Lewus lalternatel DEBATE UNION The contest between the Agora and Forum Camps resulted thus year In a vuctory for the Agora of which the following are members C W Morton President H Mead C S B Botsford C W Carrmgton H Eddy W Ford Secretary JPJPITWUO 'U Q be Q O : Q E' S Q. W N sn. 2 '1 'U E F Freeman B Gardner A Codley S Hammond Hall Howe W P Ieffery IJUOI M F Lewus N McClennan W Meyer R Prudden W Schutte H F Smith I S n j P Truesedale C P Wnlson l AGORA FORUM DEBATE APRIL 21 l936 The proposutnon for debate was Resolved that Cnvnllzatlon destroys the personality The ludges decusuon was unanumous for the Forum or Negatave upheld by the popular vote FORUM lNegahvel ACORA lAfhrmahvel F The A Godley N McClennan F Smith W Meyer alternate 1 C K lVlcClure W l-l Lowe T C Smith W A Eddy alternative DEBATE UNION Forum camp as made up of the followung Detchon L Brush Campbell W Carton H Converse de Zaldo S Durham W A Eddy W Elfers C E Hames W L Huxon W R johnson Presldent E Lockwocd R F Loree W H Lowe K McClure Quinn Rembert Rosenthal C Smith W Stlnchfneld L L Vlvlan I S Weed Page one hzmdrerl sezerzfeen C. . . , H. . ' . . ' E. R. ................................ ' j. M. Butler .................................. Secretary R. . . D. . . R. . . . P. . I. C-. . E. 1. lvl, ' F. . S. S. . . A. I. . T. . ' THE WOODS COMMITTEE R F Brsnckerhoff Chairman L S Garland V W Carpenter D L Cl T W R johnson D B Cl M Quinn W O Rockwood F A Sprole V S Bowen Inqf om h mdzcd ezghteen j, G, K, McClure ............ .............. S ecretary and Treasurer . . 'Ilet . . . . 'Ilies j. . ' J . , , I .3 ' R F Brmckerhoff W P C-nven W W Blackburn C E Chubb Dr Wueler SCIENCE CLUB EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FACULTY ADVISERS Mr Bode! Presndent Meducme Photography Chemustry and Physics Radno Mr Tracv Pr qc one hundred nmefeen M DANCE COMMITTEE Dk Hr CLASS GIFT COMMITTEE Butler ead Morton ICI'1airrr1anI Butler ic o mes Tralner C-reene Amberg I Chau rman I RECEPTION COMMITTEE Greene Rembert Peck Holmes D Young Holmes L Wilson Dick Weed Cooke ICI'1aurmanI DECORATION COMMITTEE Page om' Izzuzflrwfl fIl'f'llfy ze HLETIC - i , 7 ' 1 ARERS OF THE Calder Converse Duck Detchon Captann M Fargo W Ford L B T Gould j N Greene How ey R Kemp W Halsey D Holmes T Holmes johnson N McLennan H Mead FOOTBALL HOCKEY SWIMMING Cooke Detchon Gardner Kemp T Larus W Morton H Converse Captann L Gardiner B Green E Harnes T Holmes W Carpenter E Cotter R Detchon Captaln H H dy W Evans r P R Freeman R B Gardner L G1 It :mr Illlllllltd 1 BASEBALL TRACK johnson N McLennan F W Peck S Rembert H Rce M Sherwood Smith A Sprole L Vlvlan W P leffery Manager G Poole Ruce Young Young Captain Weller Manager Prudden Ryan Talbott Wvlluams Captain Wnlson W Peck Manager LeBlond Mead McLennan Smith Vnvlan W Elfers Manager C Kaynor A T Morrnson l-l Oldfather M Rnchey j A Schumann Talbott E Taylor G A Weller L S Garland Manager W E IIHII G. S. R. P. H. G. . A. B. ' P. . . E. R, , ' S. . F1 A I, A 1 1 O. . . . . T. ' . . F. . 1. 1. 1 L. . ' ' E. . . . , R, . R, . C. . l- H- ' L. , Dt R. R. G. C. . ' C, , G. A. , G. , E, S, H. R. E. R, C. G. R. B. N, S. E. R. B. S. A ' , ' C. 1 H. R. ' C- V P. F. . . P, 1 , ' R, K, 1, , ' o. H. H1 , G. N. G. . ' H. F. ' L, , L. L. ' ' V. . l. - G. , . . ' E, , , ' C. A . . Ed I, . ' 1. 1. Fo d N. S. D. , 'llett . . . .jf f 'Y 11'L'nf1!-fwzlk' 'T' Wmaum 9 in fb 'MQ' -s MONNIE G ou' ha,1rIrmI tzf Vzfy- ig-C im- I E R DETCHON C C YOUNG Football Hockey MAJOR SPORTS C H MEAD E R DETCHON Baseball Track Paqe one hundred tzwnfu lf . J . Q L, , ,. 4 M-UA l, M f 9 Ku R -- A, M M, ,L N ,ff Ar ' 14, l, lf up O L A x-lak- R F LOREE S S REMBERT Cof Tennis MINOR SPORTS B S WILLIAMS T DEI-AND Swimming Soccer Iago orc h zzdzed tl fy ezerz , . I . . - ,F R ,I 4. Q ,4- e I 'Si 7 1 M ,' 0011 1-n ' THE I936 FOOTBALL TEAM Name S Calder H Converse R Detchon ICaptl B Duck M Fargo W Ford L B P Could N Greene I-low ey Kemp N McLennan W Peck S Rembert Race M Sherwood Smith Sprole L L Vlvlan Posmon Age Wgt n Back Back Center n n Guard Back n Tackle Back Center Back Tackle Guard Back Center Back Page one hundred twenty clght 4 4 4 H t College Ya e Yale Ya e Yale Yale Ya e Ya e Ya e Princeton Ya e Yale Ya e Princeton Wllllams Ya e Yale Prmceton Prnnceton . g . C. . E d I8 I69 69 I P. . I8 I62 69 E. . . I7 I63 69 I A. . ' I8 I85 7I F. . E d I8 I86 75 . E d I7 I7 72 I , . . I7 I95 67 I I. . I6 I64 7I I j. I. I E d I6 I88 7I ' R. D. johnson Guard I7 I83 72 Princeton E. R. I7 I77 72 I G. . I7 I50 73 P. F. . I7 I60 70 I S. . I7 I5 70 ' 1. H. ' I7 I8 72 ' ' O. . I9 I72 70 I T. C. ' I7 I65 68 F. A. I8 I80 73 ' . . ' ' I7 I6I 72 ' THE SECOND FGOTBALL TEAM Name Bnssell A Black W Carpenter S Craig I W Crudgmgton I r D B C-I s A C Hall W L Huxon D Holmes T Holmes C lewett F Smlth S Tramer G C Young Poslhon Age Wgt Hgf Guard Back Back Center n n Tackle n n Back Back Guard Back Guard Back 74 4 4 College Prunceton Stanford Ya e Ya e Prnnceton Wu I I rams Princeton Ya e Prmceton Brown Wnlluams Ya e Ya e Pennsylvania Prmceton Page one hundred twenty nme T. ' I7 I75 75 ' C. . I8 I5I 70 V. . I6 I72 7I I D. . ' I6 I62 72 I , . ' E d I6 I 74 ' I. . Fo d E d I8 I62 73 ' ' . . 'llie I7 I86 75 ' G. A. Goss Tackle I6 I8O 73 Yale . . E d I6 I65 73 I . . ' E d I8 I6 70 ' G. . I8 I4I 68 L. . I8 I4I 68 ' ' T. . I6 I67 69 I H. . ' I6 I5O 68 l R. . ' I8 I72 7I ' . . I8 I O 68 ' 1 .Xi I 1 ul I . , I fi, '- - ' 1 'x . . lt, .AIA l 1936 FOOTBALL SEASON E. R. DeTCl'1Ol'1 .... ,..-..,-.---.------,-- - -- Captain W. P. leffery ........,............ .,--.,- lvl anager Mr. O. F. Monahan ................,. .,-,,-,,--, C oagh Messrs. R. C. Gurney and O. P. Milrnine --- --- Assistant Coaches REVIEW OF FOOTBALL SEASON The i936 football season was marked by hard luck more than any other thing. Injuries crippled important members of the team, but it was fate that lost the games. Kent tied the Blue 6-6 as a result of a lO4- yard run from scrimmage, and Taft defeated the team 6-O by returning a punt sixty-five yards for a touchdowng in both games Hotchkiss was far superior statistically. The season's only victory was a 7-0 win over the Yale Freshmen seconds. The Alumni game ended l3-O in favor of the graduates. No excuse can be offered for the 20-6 defeat by Pawling, but Hill won by scoring on the first and last plays. Thus the i936 season was one which will be remembered as a poor one, but which really pro- duced a fine team. N If 1 al .il.,.l. Vi I . HILL l2, HOTCHKISS 6 Detchon kicked off to Gresh of Hill who took the ball from his own ten yard line through the entire Hotchkiss team for a touchdown. Lewis' kick was wide, Hill 6-Hotchkiss O. Converse fumbled Lewis' kickoff and Hill recovered, but lost the ball soon after on a fu 'nblecl lateral, Hotch- kiss made a first down on the next two plays but the attack was halted and Converse punted out of bounds on Hill's eleven yard line. Unable to gain, Hill was forced to kick to Converse who returned it to Hill's thirty yard line. A pass and two plunges made a first down, but after an offside penalty, Hill stiffened and took the ball on downs. After two plays Bernhardy punted to NlcClennan who fumbled, and Hill recovered on their forty yard line, the quarter ending two plays later. A long pass was called illegal, and Bernhardy punted out of bounds on the Hotchkiss twenty-seven yard line. After three plays and no gain a low kick gave Hill the ball on the Hotch- kiss forty yard line, from which point it was advanced to the twenty-three yard line where Hotchkiss gained the ball on downs, made a first down. Bernhardy, receiving a punt, failed to advance and after two plays kicked back to McClennan who was run out of bounds on the Hotch- kiss thirty-eight yard line. From there a first down was made in two plays, after a shovel pass failed and a forward gained five yards, Gresh intercepted another pass, After no gain Hill kicked, and Hotchkiss returned the ball eight yards. A pass brought a first down, but the next was intercepted, and the half ended. King received the kick-off on his twenty yard line and returned it to the thirty-five. After no gain Bernhardy kicked to Converse who was downed on the Hotchkiss thirty-seven yard line. A quick kick to Gresh was fumbled on the five yard line, and Hotchkiss recovered. Detchon carried the ball over the goal on the fourth play, but Hotchkiss was offside on the try for point. Score: Hill 6-Hotchkiss 6. The Kickoff to Hill was returned to their twenty-seven yard line. Repulsing an attack Hotchkiss received a punt on their thirty-five yard line, A quick kick to the Hill ten yard line was followed by a poor kick out to the Hill thirty-five yard line. After three unsuccessful plays and a bad pass from center Hill took the ball on downs on their own forty yard line and rapidly made two first downs before the quarter ended. After an incomplete pass, Hill fumbled and Hotchkiss recovered. Converse quick-kicked to Hill's thirty-eight when two running plays failed to gain. Rernbert intercepted a Hill pass and was downed on the thirty- four yard line. After a first down was made, Hill intercepted a pass, gained two first downs, Two more passes put the ball on the Hotchkiss thirteen yard line where the Bearcats stiffened and took the ball on downs, l-lull returned Converse's punt to the thirty-three yard line and two more plays gave Hill a first down on the Blue fifteen yard line, After two plunges and a short pass, Bernhardy passed to Moffat down the center for a touchdown. Try for point was wide, and the game ended as Hotchkiss was lining up after receiving the kickoff. Final score: Hill lllfl-lotchkiss 6. l936 HOCKEY TEAM Mr H A Taber Mr R Bacon C Young A Weller Meyer Holmes McLennan Young lCa Holmes Rnce johnson Mead Smith W Halsey D R Young Page one hzmclrecl thnty tuo FIRST LINE SECOND LINE Coach Assistant Coach Captam Manager Assistant Manager C-oa Center Rlght Wung Rnght Defen e Left Defense Coa Center Center Right Wine Left Wung C. . .-.........................--.....-....... ' C-, , ......................................... - R. W. --- .............................. - ' C. D. ............................................ l C. N. ........................................ C. C. pt.l ................................ ' ' R. C. Poole ........................................ Left Wing L. T. ...................... - ............. ' S 1. H. ' ........................................ R. D. ............................................ l C. H. ............................................ T. C. ' ............... ......-......-..-............ R. . ...................................... ' ' ,, I937 HOCKEY SEASON The I937 hockey season was extraordunary for two thmgs the ex cellence of the school team and the muserable playung condltlons that pre vauled almost throughout the sux weeks Thus speaks Mr Taber coach of hockey Handicapped by no practice the team journeyed to New Haven for the fnrst game and playung nnspnred hockey coupled wuth dogged de termmatnon accepted glornously a 5 4 defeat at the hands of the Yak Freshmen Thus was the one loss of the season otherwise unmarred ex cept for a dlsappotntnng I I tae wnth Taft ln a game played an slush and wa ter where ablluty played luttle part Followung Yale Lenox and Pawlmg were defeated 6 O and 4 O and Taft was tued The rest of the season was com pleted with wins over Berkshlre by 4 I and 8 O and over South Kent and Loomus by I O and 5 O The chuef Interest of the season was the brnlluant play of the team one of the best teams that has ever represented the school well be re membered wnth keen satusfactnon The fnrst lune was led by Captam George Young the outstandnng member of the team at rught wlng and McLennan and Poole at center and left wung was acknowledged to be the best schoolboy lnne In thas part of New England They were ably supported by the stalwart defense palr of L Holmes and Ruce and D Holmes at goal who had only the pucayune number of two goals scored agamst hum johnson should be remembered for has great game at goal against Yale as should the second lane for theur fune support and grand flghtlng spnrst throughout the year Goals scored durung the season were Young I3 McLennan IO Poole 5 L Holmes I D Young 2 Halsey I T Smith I Page one hundred thu ty three both as individuals and as a group. Mr. Taber says, . .. the record of ER ?f Page one 1lIUldl'l'd thirty-four Hotchkrss Hotchkuss Hotchkass Hotchkiss Hotchkuss Hotchkiss Hotchkiss Hotchknss Q ' SCORES Berkshure Yale Freshmen Lenox Loornrs Berkshire Pawlnng South Kent Berkshire Page one hznzrlzed tl M1111 ' ..,.....-......... 3 ' .................. I ' ---.-.........fM.. 4 .............. 5 ' ...-.,......,..... 6 ...........,,...,.,., O ' ---.. .e........s... 5 ' .................... O Hotchkiss ..... - ............ I Taft .-..........,...-...,. I ' .................. 4 ' .....-.,.......,.. I ' ...,....e,...-.... 4 ' .,.....,,..-,---,-,- O ' .................. I ......,...,,.... O . ------up----Hu 8 . H---u----------- O , ., 15.3.-',.,, 1937 BASEBA LL TEAM Name Position Wgt. Hgt. Age College C-. H. Mead C. 150 69 20 Yale l-l, B. Creen P. 135 69 18 Princeton H. F. Smith 1B. 150 67 17 Princeton L. T. Holmes 213. 140 69 19 Williams 1, L. Cardiner 313. 162 72 19 Princeton R. LeBlond 5.5. 148 68 16 Yale L. L, Vivian L.F. 162 72 18 Princeton C. N. McLennan C.F. 150 72 18 Yale C. E. Haines R.F. 145 70 17 Yale STAFF Mr. O. F. Monahan --- ....... .......-.,, C oach Mr. 1, R. Cutting --- Assistant Coach Mr, R. C. Ciurney --- Assistant Coach C. H. Mead ....... -- Acting Captain W, Elters ...... ......... M anager 1. A. Wfashington -- -- Assistant Manager Emu. xx A L 7, REVIEW OF THE BASEBALL SEASON Starting off withcut its valuable captain, Howard Converse, the Hotchkiss baseball team found itself without any outstanding player except the pitcher, Hugh Green. At first the pros- pects of batting looked poor, but with the aid of able coaching the team began to hit well, and continued to do so throughout the season, Last year's lettermen, including Mead, the acting captain, L. Holmes, Smith, and Green, served as a nucleus around which were grouped a team of recruits whose merits were not long latent. The outfield was covered by Vivian, McLennan, and Haines, a trio of sound fielders and good hitters who figured in much of the scoring. At the middle of the season the coaches had a well-rounded infield with Smith on first base, the Holmes twins covering second, and Gardiner on third. Green, the star pitcher, was supported by Haines, who turned in three nice games, while Mead was effective behind the bat. Tied for first place in the Connecticut State Preparatory School League, and with only two games needed to clinch the title, the team was severely struck by the loss of D. Holmes and Smith, who were out because of injuries. The latter recovered in time for the final game, but a new shortstop had to be found and LeBlond, a young and inexperienced player, was chosen to fill Holmes' shoes. Hotchkiss took second place in the league only after losing two hard-fought games to Berkshire and Loomis. The traditional encounter with The Hill found Hugh Green at his best. He limited the opposi- tion to four hits, but the support of the infield failed him, and in the sixth inning a run was scored by the virtue of two untimely errors. Kobak, the Hill moundsman, held the Hotchkiss team in check at the plate, and the score remained l-O. SCORES Hotchkiss .c.. LL 9 Berkshire L LLLl7 Hotchkiss sc., LLLIS Pawling ..,,.,. LL 4 Hotchkiss .,,. LL 6 Kent ,L.L.L...L. L-- l Hotchkiss ...L LL 9 Williams Freshmen L LLLlO Hotchkiss ,.., LL 8 Westminister ,,,, LL 4 Hotchkiss ss.. LLLlO Taft .s.., LLL 8 Hotchkiss ,.., LLLl5 Choate L- LLL 6 Hotchkiss LLLL L L 9 Pawling L L L 8 Hotchkiss- Y Y L L 4 Berkshire L L L L S Hotchkiss LLLL L L 5 Loomis L L L 6 HotchkissL LL Kent LL .L 5 LL 6 Hotchkiss LLL. LL O Hill L l Lila! TCHKISS O HILL HOTCHKISS Holmes 2b '-lames rf V1v1an lf ardmer 3b McLennan cf Smlth lb M ad c LeBlond ss Green p Totals HILL Waltcn c Robertson ss Bacon lb Km lf Spaldmg f Moffat cf Knapp 3b Kobak p Brlls cf Wullett c Totals 29 Page one hundred thzrty ezght H O g l A.B. R. H. P.0. A. E. , , .--..,-................ 4 O l 2 2 O . ' , . ........................ 2 O O O O O , , ,....................... 4 O l O O O J ' , , .........,............ 4 O l 3 O O , ,..,..,............... 3 O l l 0 0 ' , . ,,.,.,..-............... 3 o o 8 o 0 9 , , .-..,..,................. 4 O O IO 3 O , , ,.....,................ 3 O l O 3 3 , , ,,,,,....,............... 2 O O O 3 O ,,,,,,,,,,,,--,,--,,---..------29 O 5 24 ll 3 A.B. R. H. P.0. A. E. Harvey, 2b. ....................-.. 4 0 O l 2 0 , , .,,,.,,................. 3 o o IO 1 o , , ,.,,,.......,,....... 4 1 1 1 o 1 , , ,,.,....,..,.........,.. 4 o 1 0 1 0 ' g, , ,.,,....,................ 2 o 0 2 o 0 ' , r , ,,.................... 3 O O l O O , , .,-,..,,,.............. 2 o 0 2 1 0 , . ,,,,,..,................ 3 o 2 o 2 o , , -,,,.,................. .. 2 O O l 3 O - , , ,,,,,,,-.-...-........... - 1 o o o o 0 - , , ,,-,.,.,.-............. - 1 o 0 o o o --,-,---.,--,------..--........ l 4 27 10 l VIVIAN MCLENNAN GREEN HOLMES 1. LE BLOND MEAD HAINES SMITH GARDINER . .. Page ffm' lzfwzflrlfl Hzfrfgf-11 l937 TRACK TEAM V W Carpenter 1 W Crudgsngton L Dean E R Detchon lCapta:nl H H dy W Evans I r M Ford Freeman B Cardner Kaynor K McClure C N lvlcClennan A T lvlorrnson C H Oldfather I M Richey I A Schumann N S Talbot lr E Taylor C A Weller Iuyf om hu zdrezl flllfll Hamme l00 yard Dash 880 yard Run l00 yard Dash 220 yard Dash 440 yard Dash 880 yard Run Hugh jump Broad lump velm Shot Put Dlscus Pole Vault avelln Dnscus 220 yard Hurdles 220 yard Dash Broad ump 440 yard Dash Pole Vault Male Run l20 yard Hurdles Hugh jump Pole Vault Mule Run Broad lump Hugh jumo 220 yard Hurdles l20 yard Hurdles 220 yard Hurdles Hammer . . Ed ....................,................- - 1. .Fod .............................. 1a ', , ' T. . ......................................... - P. R, .................... . ................ 1 ' , ' R. . .......... - , - , 1 D, L, caneff ................. ,. .................... - 1. C, ...............................,........ 1. 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' 1937 TRACK SEASON E R Detchon Captaun L S Garland Manager Mr O F Monahan Coach REVIEW OF THE TRACK SEASON What wuth suckness and mmor aulments the team looked rather weak after the furst tume truals but actual competutuon showed strength un al most every event The three unutual meets were successful but the last and most Important was lost to Taft Aprul 30 after luttle over three weeks traunung the team met Berkshure and won 82 43 um Ford broke the gavelun record wuth a throw of 161 feet 1 3 4 unches Captaun Detchon and Morruson were hugh scorers of the afternoon wuth ten pounts each The next week at Pawlung the team had a stuff meet but came home vuctoruous 69 57 Ford agaun showed up well un both the shot put and lavelun and Ruchey won the broad jump wuth a leap of over twenty feet Morruson and Detchon respectuvely were the pount wunners After a week unterval the souad took a trup to Westmunster Be cause of the absence of Bertunu the opponents star un the fueld events Hotchkuss easuly took the meet 78 47 Detchon Gardner Ford and Mor ruson each took two events totallung up eught of the eleven fursts gauned there The Taft meet postponed on account of raun was held june 2 Both teams were un good shape and the contest was hard fought Oldfather and Carpenter were the two outstandung contestants for Hotchkuss not only wunnung theur events but doung so wuth decusuve leads Detchon and Eddy thus far unbeaten un the 440 and 880 respectuvely went down to defeat as dud Morruson un the pole vault The decusuve factor of the meet however was Taft s sweep un the fueld events whuch made the funal score 71 56 un favor of Taft Page one hundued forty one 1 Messrs. o. P. Muumunef'cfE.'u555yf S55 E.-rQ1f's'ufuRR-ffff XSEISTSSF Coaches T n 1. I . . B , I lik If A , . ' , ' -,X rl X - M -mt. ,, 1 , ik' E I SWIMMING TEAM I K Bo el Coach B S Wllluams Captam P F W Peck I Manager REVIEW OF THE SEASON The Hotchkiss swummlng team under the able guidance of Mr Bodel completed an undefeated season Particular strength was dnsplayed on the part ot H R Wulson C W Morton E R Detchon R I3 Cardner and E S Cooke who made up the relay teams whnch proved the deciding factor an the Deerfield and Yale Freshmen meets The success ot the relay teams us also sugnlflcant slnce It ns undlcatnve of the well balanced strength of the entlre team rather than merely nndnvudual prowess ln recognntuon of the teams success Mr Monahan awarded speclal lnslgnnas Instead of the customary swnmming awards Horton Prudden who agann exhublted outstandlng abnllty as a back stroker wall succeed Captaun Bruce Wullnams next year SCORES Hotchkiss Pnttsfueld Hotchku s Deerfneld Hotchkntt Albany Hotchkiss Pawlung Hotchklss 36 Yale Freshmen Page one hundred fmty four . . d ........................................... - . . . , r. ................................... --- ' .................. 42 ' ' ................ 24 's ................ -- 38 ' ...............- 28 ' .................. 36 .................. 30 ' .................. 49 ' ................ I7 ' ' .................. ........... 3 O SOCCER TEAM Thorndyke Deland Captaun Ruchard Bacon Coach REVIEW OF THE SEASON The l937 soccer team met wnth but faur success nn :ts fave game schedule Captaun Deland and l-launes In the forward line and Wulsonw and Beal In the half back po utrons formed the nucleus about which the team had to be developed After losnng the first game of the season to Berkshnre the squad made rapid strudes un development of team play and gave a good account of Itself throughout the remaunder of the season de splte the loss to Taft un the flnal game SCORES Hotchkuss Hotchknss Hotchkns Hotchkiss Berkshure Litchfield Lltchfneld Taft P ' .....,............ O ' ................ -, 2 Hotchkiss .................. O Berkshire .................. O ' .................. 5 ' ' ................. O ' s .................. Z ' ' ..,,-............ I ' ----------d------- n-------------------- 4 GOLF TEAM A Buck Coach R F Loree Captain REVIEW OF THE SEASON Led by Captam Loree the golf team came through a hard schedule falrly successfully Althoufh there was no outstanding star on the squad the play was quite steady and It was thus factor that accounted for the teams showing With nearly all of the furst team graduatmg the pros pects for next year look none too good SCORES Hotchkiss Loomus Hotchkiss Yale Fresh Hotchkiss Wulluams Fresh Hotchk SS Dartmouth Fresh Hotchkiss Taft Page one hzmdzccl forty lf ' ................ 4 ' ................. 5 Hotchkiss ................ 4 l-2. Amherst Fresh. ........... l l-2 ' ................ l . .............. 5 . ---------------- 3 . . ' ---------- 6 E ................ 4 ......... 5 ' ................ 3 ................... 6 TENNIS TEAM j K Bo el Coach S S Rembert Captain REVIEW OF THE SEASON A veteran tennns team enjoyed as good a season as has ever been recorded Playing through a representatuve schedule of matches the racket wuelders were defeated but once by a strong club from Kent In atone ment for that loss the doubles encounter with the boys from down the Housatonlc went declsnvely to the Blue Under the enthusuastuc guadance of Mr Blrge the Seconds fnnushed their competition undefeated Deer fueld Forman lst and Kent fell under the accurate shots of the Blue base lmes The sprrst and perseverance shown throughout the sprung by th squad has never been bettter Hotchkiss Hotchkus Hotchknss Hotchkuss Hotchkuss Hotchknss Doubles SCORES Taft Wulluams Fresh Loomis Deerfield Kent Kent Doubles Page or ze hznzdzed forty sezen l . . d ............................................ - ' .................. 6 ...................... 3 Hotchkiss .................. 9 Westminster .........-..... O .S U--------uuuu 8 . . -ununnu 1 ' .................. 6 A ................... 3 . n-----n--n--U- 8 . -H----an--hu 1 ' .................. 4 .....-,..,.,,.,,...,- 5 ' ----h--a--- -------------- 5 Mead Scott Carton O Rourke Hlrsh Boykun Hadden Perry GUN TEAM l Van Cnggs Coach M C Boykin Captaln REVIEW OF THE SEASON Under the captauncy first of C- Breaux Ballard and later of lvl C- Bo, km the gun team completed a tanrly successful season The Club showed a marked Increase In enthuslasm tor thus form of sport dunng the past year Undoubtedly thus was due IH large part to the keen competition for the Mclvlullan trophy and the Handicap Tournament Prize The lust of scores for the season IS rather :ncomplete In addutlon to those schools lasted the team also had shoots nn Shadyslde and Choate SCORES Hotchkiss Taft Hotchknss Yale Fresh Hotchkiss Hull lSprlng shootl 11111 IU hllllflllfl ff Iljlll Hotchkiss ....... - ........a. l95 Hill - ................. l73 ' ...............-.. l75 ................. l26 ' ,.-............... l99 , ........---- l89 ' .............. .... l 95 ' ' ..... 2Ol ' ,jf Ill for 1 -1 . BRYAN BCDXINCJ DQUTS X V UVM! UVM N V Uv W VL! Q JC rtfm x uw L W I K i In ffl, X v - 'U V,1r 'lw ,g VJ37 L Pmmr , ,,,,, , R-'fir wr F 51 Pu Q1C1.?2': Y, Liv' xg- X Rwilfif 1XfVh r 'V H' N35 3-Vi Pwmwnl Clwm ,V,1Iqm,c,r+ M,-.4r1r:fr'N vw ,lm Tl'mrm1:I4oD1-Vmw i W 1, M 1 U wwf CM'- HMI6 rw Vx rwrir' v- r' lla twja lqjmihw , - K 1 ,A ' w - mm pm X X ' X rm fi X-Y mr vw-xl, Unrixilx NW , 'Tj 57 mv: QNX lm r v xzirmr - Lx, AN F' U-,nxw.f1y,MtQM , I ixrufm ,vvvr x -1 . fwfrgvcuw HOTCHKBS TRACK PWM? HELD Event l00 yard Dash 220 yard Dash 440 yard Dash B80 yard Run Mule Run 120 yard Hurdles 220 yard Hurdles Hugh 1ump Pole Vault 12 Lb Shot Put I2 Lb Hammer Throw avelm Throw Discus Throw Ile sci RECDRDS Record 10Sec 2 35 c 5125 c m145 4Mm 3145 ec 1625 ec: 25 2 5 Sec: T f8l F Fr N me and Class W Remmund 27 Torrey 03 Boardman W Shepardson B Berger 24 KW S Foltoh 99 B Leuserwbrmg I4 M Wyckoff 20 S adwm 24 1 L Brenner 0 M Crnswold 02 C Burke 33 S adwm 24 B Durfee 22 W Drake 9 W L Huxorm 16 For Duel 2 1 Se. D. , ' f Se A D, ,'9B 2 2 M' . Sec. R. . , '25 ' ' 1 S . C. . , ' 1E.S .E ' 1' , ' - S . C, . ,' 1L. .1 ' , ' 11. . ,'3 - 1' h ' 1T. . ,' ' 5F,9I2Im, L..1 Broad Iump 22 Fr I In, R. W. Goss, '25 II Ft. 6 Im. N4 I ' - . 45 F 4 2 In. 1, . ,'1 f . 181 T.61r'1. , . ' ,' 1 ' 167 .1 3 4 ln. 1.1. d, '37 ' 119 Ft, 101n. ATB, ,'31 M, M. zmflf- Iffffy l-lOTCl-lKlSS SWIMMING RECORDS Event 40 yard free style 50 yard free style 100 yard free style 200 yard free style 220 yard free style 40 yard baeksfroke 100 yard backsfroke 100 yard breast stroke 160 yard relay yard medley relay yard medley relay I yard medley relay yard medley relay Record 9910See 2 5See 5625SeC 2 625 ee 228 ec 2 25 ee ee 1745 February 17 937 192 5 March 13 1937 EC GC GC SC Holder C Cooke 33 C Cooke 33 1. Nammack 36 C Cooke 33 Wllllams 37 C Needham 34 R Rrudden 38 S udson R Detchon 37 S Cooke 37 S Wnlson 37 13 Cardner 37 W Morton 37 R Detchon 37 S WllSOn 37 S Cooke 37 W Morton S Cooke 37 13 Crardner 37 lvlltfendorl 33 Needham 34 Cooke 33 R Rrudden 38 Walluams 37 Delehon 37 Rrudden 38 W1 Iuams 37 Cooke 37 Needham 3-1 ludson 31 Cooke 33 ra h I Ifzrfw n A 1 A R. , ,' A 61 R, . ,' 3 I Q S A 21 5 R. . A . - S 4 13. .l - 5 S . 1. . .' 2 1-6 3 5 S 1 1-1. . .1 f 1- See. C. .l ,'31 E. . ,' E. . .1 , 1 l'l. , ' ,l R , f lf Sec. C. , ,' , E . ,' l-l, . ' ,' E . ,' 200-yard relay 1e45 3 5 See, WiIS6n' -37 1R, . ,' C. ' ,' 120- 1-11S , IC ,' RC, ,' rl-1 , ,' 150f 1-31 S . 13. S. ,' E R. ,' 1-1 R. ,' '50 15025Sr 13S 'l' .' E S. .' l C ' 5' 300f 335 4 5 S 1 C S. , .RAC .' ISCELLAN 9 23 PRIZES THE TREADWAY MEMORIAL PRIZE of S25 IIT memory of Charles Denton Treadway of the Class of IQI4 to be awarded to that member of the SenIor Class who by hIs manlIness Industry and honorable conduct has done most for the lufe and character of the HotchkIss School was awarded to P Howard Converse THE ESTILL PRIZE founded by Mr I G EstIll for that member of the Upper MIddle Class who has done most to elevate the scholarshIp spIrIt and general tone of hIs class was awarded to Frank A Sprole THE GEORGE WHITFIELD EDWARDS PRIZE founded by Mrs HarrIet Mush Edwards In memory of George WhItfIeld Edwards of the Class of I9IO s offered to that member of the Lower MIddle Class who has been dIstInguIshed for scholarshIp athletIcs and SDIVII and was awarded to Nelson Talbot lr THE DOUGLAS G UPSON PRIZE the Income of a fund provIded from the estate of Douglas GIImore Upson of the Class of I902 to be awarded to that member of the lunIor Class for excel Ience In scholarshup 1nd athletIcs was awarded to Edward Taylor THE HOYT OGDEN PERRY PRIZE presented to that member of the SenIor Class who has completed hIs school course In four years and taken part extensIvely In school QCIIVIIIQS whule excellIng In deportment and punctualIty was awarded to Thomas Parsons THE HEADMASTER S PRIZE of S25 offered to that member of the SenIor Class who has maIntaIned the hIghest rank In scholarshIp for the last three years of hIs school course was awarded to john R Alexander Glenbrook offered to that holder of a full scholarshIp who dunng the year has been most manly Industnous and generally excellent In scholarshIp and conscientious In the performance of duty was awarded to George Blossom THE TERRY PRIZE the Income of a fund of one thousand dollars gIven by Mr S S Terry IS awarded to that member of the upper three classes who wrItes the best essay on some IODIC relatIng to AmerIcan CItIzenshIp and was awarded to lohn R Alexander THE TEAGLE PRIZE of books to the value of S25 IS offered to that member of the Senlor or Upper Mnddle Class who shall wrIte the best essay on a subpect peffalnlng to books and readIng and was awarded to Wllllam OtIs Rockwood THE CHARLES E LORD PRIZE the Incon'-e of a fund of fIve hundred dollars gIven by Charles E Lord of New York IS gIven to that member of the SenIor Class who durIng hIs school course has shown the greatest amount of Improvement perseverance and courage In the face of dIffI Cultues and was awarded to RIchard Fowler BrInkerhoff THE PHILIP WINSTON REESE MEMORIAL CUP offered to that member of the Sensor Class who In spIte of a physIcal handIcap has shown the greatest Improvement wIth a specIal emphasIs on posture was awarded to ClIfford Leonard Page one hmzdrecl jIftyfo1u . . I 6 THE FIDELITY PRIZE of SZO, the Income of a fund provided by Mrs. Alfred N. Philips of THE BELIN PRIZES, rffered to the two Upper MIdd'ers who have made the mcst progress in PublIc Spealong sInce entenng the school, were awarded to Stephen Botsford and Frederick Godley THE KNIGHT PRIZE glyen by Mrs WIllIam KnIght of New York to that member of the two lower classes who dunng the fIrst year as holder of a full scholarshlp has shown the greatest general Improvement and h1s been it all tnmes falthful IN meetlng the ob IgatIon was awarded to MItchelI Ford THE HOTCHKISS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP AT YALE the Income of a fund .nf fwe thousand dollars awarded for Freshman year to that Senlor who has held a full scholarshIp at Hotchloss and who In the opInIon of hIs classmates and the faculty IS most deserwng of help was swarded to P Howard Converse THE IEROME PRIZE offered yearly tothe boy excelllng In Vergll durmg the year was awarded to DBVId Amberg THE MUSIC PRIZE offered by Mrs H E Converse to the pupnl who has mwde the greatest progress IO musIc dunng the year was awarded to Rob rt Crandall THE PARSONS PRIZES founded by Mrs R W Pursons are offered ffr excellence In SenIor and Upper MIddle HIstory 1nd were awarded to john R Alexander and john NIlsson THE PHILIPS PRIZES founded by A W PhIllIps of Y1le are gwen to the three members of the school malong the best record In the fInaI exarnInatIon of the year n Plane Geometry and were won by john WashIngton Thorne Corse and Samuel Connor A POETRY PRIZE glven to that person In the sclnnol who IS able to wnte the best poetry was awarded to WII nm Schutte THE CREELMAN PRIZE for mwthematlcs wws awarded to Donald McKone THE ALLEN PRIZE estwyllshed by the members of the Class of I932 IH memory of W C uf hIs classmxtes md of the masters resIdent IH the Sennor DOVVTWIICJTIQS IS most natuble for honorwble conduct c InscIf,ntIIIusness 'Ind future pn mlses and was wan by EIlIott Ruy Detchon THE YALE HOTCI-IKISS SCHOLARSHIP awarded NW recommendah n cf the headmaster beIng prowded by Yale UnIversIty was won by G K McClure AN ART PRIZE gwen to that person In the school who has made the most progress In art was awarded to Danf rth Compton I 11114 J . . C I C I , C f 1 R K . I C , f V . . . C I I K. , 1- . , . . . L , J , L . I 1 . . I 4 , I . . i ' I I ' A I I C . , r I 4 I L , 1 I . Allen, PI'GSlCICY1IOfI'I'1C'IF Class, IS awarded to that member ofthe SenIor Class who IH the opInIon L L C IE I C 4 P , x , 1 I , ' ' Q ' - , I I' .4 5 ' , o . I K ' IIIIQ' flI!IltIl'1'lf Ilfllfgl-film' L , 9 fc 312 17? fs.. JM' 13,3 I4 vw g C A if. 9-4 bw.. 1-Nsx I' if-f-I ev. sa -TPM mir 'I x I' ,WXXNW 'nl R N X X 'Q are -nn, Au- 1 -or-up' an-sq... .-.n..,u eb I 4. 1, , I 1 ,rr 'it' . W fx Sv ' Wx 4. 7 X y I ' 1 RETROSRECT - FALL TERM l9 ,- 221 '7 aJ -71 141- 21 26- SEPTE.V.EliR They sa. the Chclzttcns are-it bad Sch' cl pu'ls tn amld Qqdlnqxtal storms The Duke asks us tc be gentle-nen. Farley's new postman won't delnxer packages to LS dlrty Lanclonltes. Gurney tel.s Og to use hls hands for somethlng besldes has sax. Bearcats sweat blood on Taylor. Thlele to Monnlez Hey, coach, glmrne a chance wth thus outfltf' - Well, Mr Murphy, l know what you're talklng about, but I don't belleve lt. - Hlxcn. Monnue sends a few of his squad to the showers for eating green apples. 27---Erd Harrls' sermon KS a real contrast to has prevuous nnght's 28- slnglng. -Duke surprnses the preps wnth a holuday 29-- My text thus mornlng wall be Sectuon 8 of the Brown Book. 3Ofloe Cut: I want all you boys to keep a notebook, it wall do half your work for you. Soco: I thank l'll get two of them. OCTOBER lfSong meetung breaks up as Gulrey stumps agalnst mass enthuslasm. 3--- I know, slr, Eureka means it floats. fMark. 6fSquad lS gotng to pull off a tennis tournament. S7We vanquish the Yale Fresh, but the score lS only 7-O. l l7Lower Mids get porky and hold sennors to a tie. I2 l3 li l7 I9 Zl 23 24 25 26 27 28 -eFuzz: Hey, Mr. Monnle, I lost my shoulder strap. --Hux got sore today, --Ltttle lack Bodel does the honors an chapel for the flrst tnme. Sambo Rembert takes tnme out to gave the glad eye to Scotty 'see nnformall suttlng ln the stands. Monnle mlstakes Holmes for Lannue Ross. ---leffs H23 Skldoon column goes under alcng with the faCulty's purple shlrts. fHalf of the ball team us out of cornmussaon for tomorrow's game. fOur flrst defeat and by Taft at that. -Ienn starts out right by taknng De-tch out to lunch fGolf and movle squads comblne forces In the !atter's rnedxurn. --Influences beyond tnelr control force the aforementloned squads to exerclse thelr talents cn Hotchktss greens rather than Stuart plush. -The lute htstory of Cr rmnal Wtlber C. Underhtll, by lo Stern. RETROSPECT-FALL TERM l Con't I -Lou is backing up his Democratic ideals with Missouri dollars. -Upper Mids tie the Senior bearcats, but Dave played only half the game. -Pawling ringers tie us. NOVEMBER -The Duke pinch-hits in chapel for a reckless driver- All saints bless his name. -Movie squad A from West and B from Mem go to see Harlow, -Bookies are ruined as the Duke fails to give us a holiday, -The Father of Touchball disapproves the anonymous letter. -F. D. R. sweeps the nation and Lou sweeps us. -Field's lillies beat the Bearcats. -Hilda and Thayer are united in holy wedlock. -Milly Dilly: Swing it out, Denny. - Sir, will you explain the Alien and Seduction Laws? -f'- Charley Chubby. -Seniors win the championship by trimming the Upper Mids, -Dokker Diehl clamps down on the T, H. W. H. feeds in West. -We almost hold the Hill to a tie. -Butch unearths the Ford-Rice chicken. - I think l'll give touchball a miss and hel the Woods D Committee this fall. -Coz Creel forgets to take off his overcoat for chapel. - Dokter Diehl is in the coolerg Iet's get some food. -V T. H, W. H. -john Beardsley mysteriously disappears. -Can't anyone beat those Ogres? -The rumored number of girls for the Football Dance is twelve. Paratyphoid or something scares a goodly number of those away. Ogres win, but pull the wagon in themselves. -The girls finally arriveg Seely crashes thru- -who'd have thunk it? DECEMBER A pinch and a punch, first day in the month, Thiele is sequestered. Lou moves to West to centralize the forces of T. H. W, H. -Denny can't go to Taft because he hasn't had whooping cough. Sooly-Ben starts a bonfire in his room. Griggsie has lock as well as Fuzz on his hands now. Big Don migrates South and lets Palm Beach rather than the fourth corridor gaze on the Body Beautiful, It won't be long now. Hotchkiss leaves for the Great White Way and points South. t :ferric RETROSPECT - WINTER TERM iANuARv -GoIden's Bridge, Purdy's, Wingdale, Wassaic, Amenia, Sharon, Millertonf We are entertained by a piccolo player in a green dress. IZ- -It is rumored about that Deuce's pop wrote his Terry Essay. Dr. Wieler says Detchon has lordosis, bull neck, and pro- truding abdomen. No snow or ice, in fact it rained. 'Mr Grant: No, boys, we won't go right home from the theater, we can stop somewhere and have a cup of hot chocolate. Mrs Smith, meet McLennan-he-'s the boy who always says something funny, say something funny, McLennan. -French play week-end falls through, needless to say many dates were broken. -The Imperial Octette, in conjunction with the A. L. A., gives us a song or two. -A day at the polls: l think I'll vote myself the biggest heartbreakerf' --Village bans are lifted, swill squad starts heavy training schedule. --Our iceless skaters give the Yale Fresh a close game, losing, 4-5. -Finally ice. -- Who's ruining my radio with his electric shaver? -- 'A perfectly hilarious evening with Charlie Safford. --Sermon is fifteen minutes short--inspiring in its very brevity. FEBRUARY -f -Rus to a senior1 Don't pay any attention to the sex, just get the psychology of the thing. -The Lone Wolf says why study for exams when you'll have to study for the conditions anyway. - -Borbas' check to Brine appears to have the integral com- ponent of a squash ball. --Pussy: Women are the farthest thing from my life, I only like to look at them. ---Either that intelligence test was awfully hard or we're awfully dumb. --Alex gets a 6C in Bible-and he on the St. Luke's Board TOO. --Taft I-I-lotchkiss l. --The really smooth members of our class begin to grease up for next week. RETROSPECT--Wl NTER TERM I Con't I +We mess up the undefeated Berkshire boys to the tune of 4-l. hLanny and lock try hard to impress the Williams Fresh Hockey coach. - Youth, Mead, is intolerable. --T. l-l. W. l-l. gGill-Pill's girl is flying all the way from Cleveland, Big Don is quite a beacon. k The play's the thing. hGtrls, girls, girls-and still there's a stag line 'see cutl. -Harry's glamor girl gives them the teeth 'see cutl, -Domestic complications among our feline neighbors keep half of Mem awake. -lt begins to fly. -How many? lfen of them. -Overheard on second floor of Mem: Pooooof. fOne ofthe surviving Westerners: lf one more gets kicked out we'll have a bridge hand up here, -Sam and Lou get a week-end for being emotionally upset. MARCH -Swimmers swamp Pawling- 'as well as the spectators. -McLennan says he can't go to the movies because he has to work. -Bryan Bouts start, daily entertainment in the gym from 2 to 5. -Opera Club enjoys the first act of Faust, -Greased turns, milky water, and crooked lanes combine to send the Yale Fresh mermen down in ignominous defeat, -Again the Duke pinch-hits: War or Peace, gWith the aid of a few strings Given crashes the Times. - ls Bob Pastor really coming? lWhy of course he is, Deuce, nothing to get excited aboutl. -Finals of Bryan Bouts, Cap'n lack's electrical bell has loose connections. Fungo Ott returnsg he has a red topper. -The choir gives out--futterly. lo: What's the name of that little bar on Broadway, down- town in New York? Theoretically school closes, trains are not crowded. Only the better element of the school remains. The lucky ones leave for Aiken lsee cutl. The rest of us have to be satisfied with Bermuda 'see cutl. RETROSPECT - SPRING TERM APRIL --Sooly narrowly escapes being Iynched by the Record Board upon announcing that the mythical books just balance. -Detch tells us how to pick up girls on bicycles in Bermuda. -Duckshot tries to attract attention with a snappy crew cut. -Track season swings around in a vicious circle. -O. F. M. discovers he has a singing ball club. -The winter we longed for in Ianuary comes to plague us in April. -Several jokers tamper with lO spot on bulletin board, caus- ing Misch. Board great anxiety. -Typhoid Mary returns from being psychoanalyzed with two Egyptian water bags. -Mr. Murphy: l don't understand you, Hickman, what have you in mind? Hickman: Almost anything, sir! - Let's go to Don's room and have a Coke. -lenn wins Terry Prize, sorry, another false alarm. -Forum under farmer takes McLennan's Agora into camp, -We win a savage debate here, but the civilized man takes a beating at Taft. -Drip Drury from St. Paul's preaches like a gentleman ofthe old school. -Those in the running decide to make the Terry Essay pay by starting a pool, winner take all. -We are shocked as that upright pillar Alex takes a chance. -Notwithstanding Monnie's exactness jim Ford breaks school javelin record. MAY -joe Cut is off to Princeton again, no? -Doug Moore faces the tennis team at Westministerg we hear he has resigned from the Cynic Club. -A letter to Lou disproves all that, -Duke scares Terry Essay pool and Upper Mid bookies out of existence. -Miss Hall's has nothing new to offer. -We hear about the New Haven Boys' Club from two old hands. -Apparently Gardner and Ford believe in the value of Doc Leverty's training table as opposed to what Baker has to offer, -Mr. Noyes arrives to fix up matters for Greeswold, and in- cidentally the other 42 boys going to Yale. -Mischianza ballots are cast along strict party lines. -We wonder where the Hotchkiss elite would be without that black Pontiac. --Liquid air gentlemen from de South: Last time ah did this ah killed six folks. -The Duke's sense of dining-room dignity is offended when Soolie pulls publicity stunt for I. Press frock coats. -W. Danforth teas chez Blagden, result: favorable Lit criti- cism. RETROSPECT-SPR I NG TERM iCon'tJ Zl-Pierre is in the navy now. 22+Many seniors turn down invitations to U. M. Dance. 23-Those boys certainly rifled the Farmington cradles this time. 24-l'm sorry' but we have to have a holiday today. 25-Duckles returns and Mike Griggs and his patron Lyall pitch a tent in the infirmary. 26-With the aid of his vinegar and oil the Scarlet Pimpernel seems to have acquired quite a tan. 27-We hand out cheers left and right in a gruelling, dragged- out session for enthusiasm. 28-Come one, come all, and bring your friends, the bigger the crowd the better the show. 29-Hill l-Hotchkiss O, 30-Alay treats the Glee Clubbers at Dar-Dale. 3l-Memorial Day-The House exacts its toll. JUNE l-McLennan's stirring victory puts him in the track picture. 2-Overheard at Taft meet: Last call for 440, yep, take it away. 3-Record: The Taft meet was closer than the score indi- cated. 4-Weller gets a letter by slinging something besides the hammer. 5-Mr. Lambert of Mischianza fame arrives in a Cadillac tour- ing car to take our pictures. 6-Dean Brown reads the Scripture lesson with his usual ease. 7-All divisions of the A. L. A. perform at a final song fest, attendance consists of Zl future members. 8-Teag Holliday to his neighbor in French class: Laugh, you fool, he's trying to be funny. IO- lf you don't know it now, you'll never know it. When have we heard that before? ll-Having made our exams, masters try to guide discussions into irrelevant channels. l2-That English exam! lsee june l7l, I3-Everyone holes up with a Barnes and Noble self-teaching text, visualized or otherwise. l5-We are impressed by the faculty's pettiness as two seniors are put on bounds for using iit. l6-Hot toast looms in the distance as 68 sign petitions for Class Gift. l7-Five out of six are fortied and fiftied in English. l8-ln a mighty class rally the toasters are just nosed out by the QYm' I9-Rest of school leaves while alumni arrive to keep us poor seniors company. 20-The day of rest is rather a busy one. 2l -26-The college boards are not the proverbial snap. 26-Families and sisters arrive. 27-Last day, Class Gift Committee wakes up to the fact that it better start collecting. 28-Finally comes-We become alumni! We are both happy and sad to end these four years of work and play on this beau- tiful hill. What's that I hear? NEW BOOKS BY PROMINENT AUTHORS ENRICH LIBRARY SHELVES The followlng volumes are a few of the many recent addntuons to the Hotchkiss Ilbrary HOW I WRECKED THE RECORD by Bookkeeper Ben THE SEASONING OF SOUP by john R Alexander THE COMPLEAT ANGLER by Bosom Blossom LIVING THE GOOD LIFE by Loopy Lou THE PROPER CARE OF THE TEETH by Calox Charlue FACTS ABOUT DRIVING by Barney Borbas BULLING ON THE FIVE YEAR PLAN Mopey Duck AMERICAN SCHOOLS I HAVE KNOWN I Wellmgton Wlmpy THE CURSE OF GENIUS by Roswell Bysshe Shelley LIVE ALONE AND LIKE IT by Max Fausty Fausty Brand HOW I EXIST ON FOURTEEN HOURS A NIGHT by Dormant Duck Bnnck erhoff THE TALE OF A WHALE by I Spence SOFT BALL RULES IREVISEDI by Catch as catch can Carman THE EXERCISE OF RESTRAINT by Wald Bull AIKEN ANTICS by G George Mead THE GREAT AMERICAN ROAD by Hutchhuker Harry A lnmnted signed first edltlon of that Immortal epic OIL by Thume Arnold THE LIFE OF THE PARTY by Round Robinson MY PET CHICKEN by Baron Warren INTERLAKEN INTERLUDES by Nlghtrover Seeley SMILE SMILE SMILE by Our Shining Ray WHAT ARTHUR MURRAY CAN T TEACH YOU by Iazzbox And ot course WE TAKE IT ALL BACK by Morton and Hackman I1 mhfzdrdszflz U , . . . . , . . ' - v - , . ' - - - . , . . . . . I V , . 'rrgcrr ' II 1 ff-SIJ' ACKNOWLEDGMENTS e MISCHIANZA as exfremefy L, Udo! T Th f H Trwbofnohs For Mahoscrupt T Bnssell Class Hustorv W P effery a Class Prophecy hor prmted The RECORD varIcuS md Sundry 1rtlde5 For Photographs Acme Dupont Swcho H R pFLJCCfCl'W H P Wu som umm W H Sykes C E Dodge M Mutthexw C E S Coo W P e em D B JL: S Cu: H1 x Muffin K Mr D h n l 1 I Th A f 'ffm '- o e o ox-.h f r 1 rr ' 5 D L illeff . , 1 ke X 'l THE RECORD 1. Q ' , I ffx If . ' HC Ker . . U, . OIT I ' . B .ff P, Q ' I C M Chu XV Cm wg Tan INDEX TO A Fr1end A1me Dupont Altman B GCC Another Fr1end Badner Brothers G rage Bendel Henn Bess1e s Lunch Boardman s Brooks Brothers Cart1er Inc Cash s Chase s Garage Clark G G1bby Inc Communuty Servlce nc D lano G AIdr1ch Dufour s Gar ge Ed1son Thomas A E1senlohr Webster Inc EIg1n Nat1onal Watch Co Fnnchley Ford Motor Co Fort W1lI1am Henry Hotel Freeport Sulphur Comp ny Frelunghuysen Corp General Motors Corp Great Lakes Portland Cemen Corp Hampton Shops Harry s Garage Harvey Van D Heffernan s Garage Hotel Charnplann Hugo s Novelty Shop Internatnonal BUSINESS Corp Ira L H1IIs Stu 0 ahn and OIl1er lol'-nny s Ta1Ior Shop judd s Barber Shop Kldder Peabody C1 Co Kohler of Kohler Page 27 ADVERTISERS Lakev1Ile Water Company Langrock Levertys Pharmacy L1berty Mus1c Shop Lume Rock Lodge Lock Io1nt P1pe Co Ma1n Street Garage nc Malaga Fulms Co Martun s Garage McNe1l N A Co Mead Paper Co M1lIerton Motor Servvce Corp M1meograph A B D1ck Phelps Mrs Carter Pr ss I nc Quaker Oats Rad1o Shop Ragamont Inn Sallsbury Bank and Trust Co Sallsbury Cutlery Handle CO Stewart james C1 Co The Barnett Company The Benton Revlew Shop The Chase Nat1onal Bank The Gateway Inn The Homestead The j1gger Shop The Nat1onal C1ty Bank The Pancoast The Stork Club The Wh1te House Thurston s Barber Shop Trepp s Flowers Tuttle G Ba1ley Inc Unnted States F1re Ins Co Wake Robln Inn Wh1te Hart Inn W1Il1ams Frank World Peaceways Inc Page ' ..,.-.--,.,........,.... 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IOSTON NIWBURV CGI IIIKIIIY STREET lllgns ELGIN' -I lIERIC4'S CR-IDI 4TIOV TIUEPIECE FOR 72 YE-lRb e e earned them for four genefatmns my Thomas K1mherley Chalmers, ?Lmw?Zm 62:49 yi? I He has battled off a cobra been swept overboard m the Indlan Ocean been hemmed lr' by sharks 1n the Suez Smce school thxs descendant of Presldent John Adams has sought adventure m many a comer of the globe Always he has tlmed hls comm s and gomgs by a sturdy Elgin VS e re a famlly o many Elgms he writes Great grand mother s pearl encrusted watch started a tmdxtxon for us Let thus gr'1du1t1on make you too an Elgm owner See the newest models at your jeweler sl Theres a strzughtforuard slncere look about them Each has been created by the perfect partnershxp of cr xftsmen and scxentlsts tamed to the stand ard of the stars The quallty IS marked on every case Choose your graduatlon Elgm now' Prxces S17 50 to S300 Page one SPANISH IXIILLED Dol LAR These famous coins are the lletes of Eight men tloned by R Icrt L uns Stexens n lhe SI .mn h Mllled Dollar was the chlet clrculmng mcdlum In the Amerlcan Colonxes dunng the latter half of the l8th century AN EXHIBIT OF MONEYS OF THE WORLD Ofuer 40 000 bptczzzlezzf 011 Dllfflj HE CHASE NATIONAL BANKS colIect1on of moneys of the most comprehenslve collectlons of 1ts lxmd ever assembled for pubhc dlsplay Many thousands of specl mens hare been labeled and ar ranged to glVC the v1s1tor a com plete plcture of prxnc1paI money tw pes from the Hrst pr1m1t1ve forms down to contemporary lssues Successwe steps 1n the hlstory of money are clearly shown m thls barter to welghts of metal and promlses wrltten on clay tablets lr xamples ofmany cur1ous,uncom mon and multlple standards are shown, also the money of panlc, SlCgC and IICCCSSIIIV The moneys of all peoples and of all perlods are represented nn thls great collectlon Vzfzlors ttefcomefrom 9 I0 4 during bzznlezng day: Szztzndaxs 9 lo 19 THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK COLLECTION OF MONEYS OF THE WORLD ENTRANCE TO THE COLLECTION 46 CEDAR STREET NEW YORK CITY Page two ' ul' . ' - A U? U 'F I U .Ii T .3 I , , 7 . . I f world is considered one of the exhibitlllustratedis thetrailfrom I I ' GRE XT L AKES PORTL AND CENIEBT FORPC JR XTIIHN Estabh hed 1814 Imolporated 1909 Iutfxlf New Xmk SALISBURY BXBK and TRUST CO Ldkexme Com Capacltv 'S 000 000 Bauels IUFFLE 8 BAILEY Im N EW BRITAIN! COIN N MdHLlfdCfLl191 of Gulles 1I1dR8g1NtG1bfO1 -X11 Condmonlng Steel LOCRQIS J 5 FRELINbHU1bEN CORP INbLR51NICE 111 XX1Tl11m Stleet NEW XOPI CITE agt .. ....., .. . . I .... ..,...... ,..................................................,.. E v N E E 1 1 , '- . v : 5 . A 1 5 5 ' T Q E 14 , , 1, E E J ' ' . r , E 2 J 2 P, 1 X w w , ' E . E E Q E ' , . . f v' E : . 3 7 1 ' : 5 per Year I In r 1 ll nl A I lull In ull : : I lllllllllu llllllulll ull ll .................,.............................. ...........,.........,.......... ..... . .. .. r 1 r r l , 9 , v Y 1 v v 1 1 , 1 . 1 . 1 .1 ' .' -Q f 'w -. . ' , ' ' ' 5 1 c 1 1 , .. A 4 N 1' 'w 7 N T . . 1 1 1 , . VN I A 4 L '1 W . C K 1 u X .. . . . ,. .. . . . . .. . . ,,....,,,,,,,,,,, R HOTCHKI DERGRAD5 UNLY flXI1Ix KIIBBX 4 Xu 'N -X11 Txpe of Offme FLIIHIUJIQ 1 I Ill Q QUII The Stm e of P91 cmd S61 xlce L XILRIX b 'HXRXIXYX xkexxlle Conn Ihme 184 -1-- -'f '-'11'1'41 -w'1'4-1w -f-'-1'1 - ' Y s s I , ' ' Q V. In 23524 I'3r'wz1r1x'z.', Y. IX Rust -11 Slrvvt. N. Y. Th ' Cilx 1' Z4 Sion' In Thx CW try gi - -S -1 E 4 . ,1 Y - N 1 . - . 3 T La ' . ' . MEAD 61 ETS EST.1B46 NIAUX STREET GARAGE INC AI.ltllO11L6d Dealers Fold Lllll oln Zcpln 1 S ALES SERVICE MII LFRTON NEW YORK Telephone 46 XVW' Y IIIIE ROC K LODGE 411, -1 IJHTJ EIL FF Fi I IME ROCK I ODGE CHASE S GARAGE Tax1 and Wrecker Seruce General Repaumg Body and Fender Repaus Auto ACCGSQOFIQS Shell Gas and O11 Lakex 1lle Conn LIME ROCK CONN HUNGRY? I lme Rock Conn Stop at HUGO S NOVELTY SHOP OI' Hotchklss Jew elrv Hotchklss Statlonery Fountam Pens Gleetlllg Calds Records Clocks Watches Necktles NOVQIIIQS Tel 389 2 Opposlte the Bank Page sm ..........HW...............................I....I...--..........mu......H........II........-.-.....,..........-.....,.-H.. f wr 5 - L . ff f . E 1 3 1 7 1 E 1 1 y I E IIIIIIHI llllllillllllilllulllllvv llllvlllllyllllllllllllllllllllllllilIllllllllIlllllIllllllllillltlllll II1Alllllluulnllllllllllllll .................,......,-.I--lm.-H....,.............,..... ... 1..------H---I-...H.......H...U..................-I-HmmH.--.I.-.................... E f-'YP ll, 5 if 1 sw v' .. If , I , E ,.1 QQ, !',.gL, 'lg L'f,,1- . I 2 -I I 2951 55 .'-as-of fi N 1 : f rf iv -.lf-,,-,, Q Y .5 ij 'lin 1 Y - E 1 . ' If n i' n I . - - N55 'I 5 I ' ' vel: L-.UT 1' 11 5 . 1':.' ' l I: fl 1' ' 5 ,sf ' Q , --,N 1--,Qf,,,-T., - II v fried chicks-n always: lnlka-cl 1: f'I5: E A! ' ' ' ' ' .'-:, Q I-I 'mus vockiuilsl gn I- f'-.'I '-gft' 5 11-,pulfg ftl'-k --1 1 I- I-'lllx 5 .-1' -reps IgI.'I'l-.t1.tI.' E Rock Lmlgc in Lime- lun-k. Wynn HV- I, Ii 1- HL j .'t ff R l 7, 4 I Al-,' from Luk:-ville E Iloutv 122, Our meals :irc so goovl tl:t , - I ' - g .'t.' ' .'.'1 1 J 'ng lo the' ki! I - E to 4-ongrzxtlllaxtv Iillal S A 1 1 9 : IllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllvllll I ll' IlIlIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll - - . . ....m.......H-..-......... : E E If E E E ' 5 - 5 S ' , - We recently heard our learned headmaster say that it is an unwritten law that no tvvo masters may have dogs of the same breed lApparently It works out better that way I Perhaps thus us the long sought for explanation of vvhy Funny and Rugnlr can lnve peaceably In the same nenghborhood Or maybe the ever present cat menace serves to weld the dog colony unto a united front In any event we can be proud of the exceptmonally well edu cated bunch of dogs we have at Hotchklss Mr Mac s George often attends English classes the pious Rugnur takes Buble three times a week and attends faculty meetungs Soon we expect to see Doc Wlelers dachshund takung part In operatuons that ns as soon as It stretches out a llttle LARRY Il ll XX Xllnh CONIPANX I dli9X1ll9 Conn Speclal Tupletoc In mu Shced Bacon Iaches S1lk 5UJClxlIlQN Stuctlx F1esh hge B XRDNIXN b PHONE 41 I-XRIWIIIE CONN P11 q ,Y N 7' YW V' 7 W 1 , Y Y 4 , . 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' .4.. - ' -K .XY ' Fam11y R BIRNBAUM who dlaws funny plctules fo1 brlght magavmes llke The Neu I mlm and Stage pamted thlg plcture Its a poltralt of a famlly ln this en lxghtened yeax of out Lord 1931 In the fl ont row are Papa and Mama ln thelr Gas Masks for Glown ups Back of them IS son Jlmmy ln the latest Youth s Model Gas Mask Then there are httle Sally and Tommy ln thelr Gas Masks for Tots And fmally Buster ln the speclal Gas Mask that man, ln hls great humanlty recently deslgned for dogs baum dld It m deadlv serlousness And he s rlght VS hat could be mo1e sellous than the fact that the oldmaly cltlzens of one clv llxzed country have to plotect themselves Portra1t fl om polson gas wlth whxch the ordlnarv cltlzens of another countrv w1ll try to klll them What could be mole depress mg than the necesslty of dlggmg up the gleen lawns of modest httle homes to make gas ploof holes for women and children to crawl lntol What could be more alalmlng than the reallzatlon that these thmgs actually are happemng ln Europe today And lf we thlnk we re safely removed from lt all we re crazy' Maybe war can be stopped maybe 111 cant Maybe lf xt does come we can stay out maybe we can t But thls much ls celtam lt could be stopped lf enough decent cltlzens leared up on thelr hlnd We thlnk ltS worth tlylflg Are you wlth us ll Hfe fo Il orld Peaceztays Inc Park Azcnue New York Czty Thzs .space zs donated by the MISCHIAZXZA Page ezght l . 1 r I I I V - 7 1' q l . . 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' ' H...H-...........................-.-...-........ 1 1 fz FREEPURT SULPHLR CONIPANY C r u tl e SULPHUR 9950 Pull Sulphul IS one oi the texx baslt laxx l11atLll1l of lll lndustly md H1011 th lll txxo IT11lll0Il tons of clude sulphul alt Flllfled lnnuallx ln the Unlted States Stoles of majol lndustlles ploduclng. steel leflned oll papel and papel pulp rayon and fllln E1l.1t0D1Obll6S lubbel and Lhemlclls of all lxlllll depend upon sulphul ln some folnl Ina much as 20 ot the sulphul output IS lbsolbecl bx the feltlllzel lflllllitlx and lalge quantltles ale used lll the nlanufactule of lI'lbQCtlClCl6S, tunglcldes lnd othel alds f0l the falmel sulphtll IS also a vltal factol ln agllcultule Lntll 1905 xlltuallx lll of the clude sulphul used ln the Lnlted States xxas ob tamed flom IHIIKS ln Sltllx but ln that yeal Helman Flasch, xxho may be called the f0UflClLl of tht A111QI'1Cdl l sulphul lnllusuy successfully ploduced sulphul lll comnlel tlal quantltles fl om sllt domes of the Gulf Colst rtglon Hls DIOCLQS lnxolves pump lng xx llel, suptlhtatcd llndtl IJIQSSUIQ to 320 deglets Iahlenhelt 1000 feet Ol IHOIL beloxx the 9Lll1'lLL lntr lotlx 1101111 ltl0HS xxhlch tontaln sulphul The hot xxattl melts the sulphur xxhlth ls thin pumped to the sultace by all pressule and then. alloxxul to Sllllfllfx ln vlts P00 feet xxldt 000 feet long., llld 10 feet hlgh buch '1 x It complete ly flllul molds ont block ot sulphul xxelghlng, 1:00 000 long, tons -XIHQIILIII lllflllllltllbfl hx the Fllsch DIOLLNS tolllx fulnlshts 1 llttle oxel one qualttl of lll the tltllltlll ulphlll lnnulllx consumed thloughout the xxolld The lest of t L IJl0llL1Lt10Y1 tonlts 110111 sup ur IUIULN lll Itlly Iapan Chllt lflll other tountllo 110111 pxllte lsulpnlde oles ln xxhlth SUllJl'lLll IQ found ln L0ll1l3lI1lt1OI'l xxltn llon Loppel lY1llOll'lLl mttllsj lilllltil lll Qpaln Poltugll Itlly Nolxxax Qxxcden ln lam '5LLlStl llll lnd Llstxxhtlt lnd flonl lhllll tlldl optlltlons xxhtle sulphul 18 o talned ls a by Illlllllltt the most lIl1pOltillf. lll thls tonnectlon btlllf., the ILLUYQIY of sulphullc aclcl 110111 the glstous flllllllltt of Loppel lnd zlnt slneltlngf Opel ltlons l11tllLlI1 Lltllll sulphul IS ot suth hlgh lnd unlfolm DLIIIIN that lt LUIXIIMIILN lxolablx x th INIIIX ll lllll plol un xct lts pllCL to lll u tlx l less thln one can per pound It the 11111118 Tllt lllllllllll lnd hlghlx efflclnnt pllnts the llljll stocks of sulphul lotltul on tl le xx lt6l, and the mlnx veals uiptrltnct of thls Lolnplny nl llxc po slhlt the dtpendable se xlte ot supplx xxhlth It nvllntalns ul st ltt xxlll Je g., ll' tm flskll s xxlth llotthlxlss men fulthtr Dlltltll us of l lllfllstlx lnd tht op Oltllllllll lt 'lllllllfls tol Lllttls L0l11bllllHL.L' sC1Ql1tlflL 'lnd UNI ness llllelist PREEPORT bULPHLR COMPANY 179 East 47nd qtleet WEN XORR X Y Hfmskllls Nlound Glande Etallle Texas NIIIIEN LOLllN13.I1d 0 T ' I Cf V ' I f ' ' 4' V - -.4 Q 4 - - - 1 V - . 1 ' - . - ' - . s 2 . z l . . 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AEN HAXEN Fabl ICS Carpets Decor atmg Sf ' xiii fum C H S NAMES Xou wont low XUUI ut nox goux sm ltlwtll THJIINHN X 5m Io gnu, lf xou mark thcm with C-XSII S m incnt LLOIIUIIHCII out o Ntxlu a C0101 t tat axh N SD tment L tu from u ll II zbudaxhu Ol Ileputment Stout ll Wlltt lla fu ul lx tox 1 dozen Nou: own in t name md ample tube of NO SO Cement 4 SchoolSt1eet 55 South Xouxalk Conn CASHS 3dozSIf'0 6doz 52 N050 259 NAMiS 9 50 3 eme Iuge zu Y N X f I T E1 'Y 1 , V J' ' . . '. L I' O E 5 VE . . ZSYOHSJILIYI E E 55 I he E. 55 , fp L' I I Q Q, 3 V Z I X 4+ 5 ' - ' ' ' 'sh - ' ' mocks, unl-' '-z ', 1 'z .', nor any of f xr be- 44- 9' f ,fS, ,.' , ' . .5 'Y lv A, 50+ xxoxlux xmlhs. xt-af, tilsum-me, pm-- gg 2 ' , -2. c'h- ff- . ll1l K Q - 's. Easy to attach with hrl 1 or J J E C' .' 'S .'O-ff C' ' . Trl ' .'Jl' f A - us. T lOf1':Sex - - of - Q .... at ' ' ' 'S I - Q1 v 5 E kv A' . .. V ' I vx , YV v I -' ai I2 ' ft Qnrhm. Z' ' N 3 v u' 2 9.12 Y X fun L Q AQQQ ll as 'I lqg. U 3 'L' m.'.v'l!lAlX li -ix lx T 1 I i I-3 Page ezghfun BORT WILLIAM HENRY HO PEL LAKE GEORGE N Y An ldeal place to spend your vacatlon or a week end A m o d e r n flreproof hotel Beaut1ful v1ew Excellent culsxne Com fortable r 0 o m s wlth splendld went1lat1on and plenty of sunllght Bathmg, TQHHIS, Boatlng Amerlcan and European Plan Rates on Appllcatlon J L MacDONALD Manager New York OfflC6 Room 610 33 West 42nd St HOTEL CHAMPLAIN BLUFF Po1NT ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN NEW YORK In one of the most beautl ful locatlons m the Adlron clack lake legxon Every loom a front room Champxonshlp 18 hmlt golf course md lfldl tnon ll sporty 0 hole coume Tenm bathmg' boatmg c fngpxo bllllllllf. cottage-. x lllfxs Garage Ameucan Plan lates on appllcatlon Frank XX Regan Manager New York Offlce Room 610 U3 Wext 49nd St Page nzneteen 1 V 4 , . . - - - --- 1 ' ' . v . Y . . . 1 ' ' . . . . . . Y - . . , - 1 II-N-mm-mm-................m-m- .--mm..-...nv..mmInum....m-lm...........-mlm... ' ' 9 .41 -. ' Q ' - x 1 r ' l 'L' E Z '. Z .' ' .- 1 , ' Sv , . Moltrn 'of f, 1 if V. ., 1 . . . . Y . . Q , v ' - 0' - . , . ... . ul--.m-mn.. RepC1111ng Still we mc 1 DUFOLR 5 GARAGE Good Can fo1 H116 Telephone 77 Z LAKEX ILLE CONN IX I HE JIGGILR bHOl THE WHITF HI lUbF F11 Qt Gueets Accommoddted W1th F01 Sodae Sundaes, Candv Rooms and Meals MHQRIIHGS etc Telephone 151 IAKEX ILLE COIN N Telephone 49 9 Lakewlle Conn THURb FOB S B ARBER SHOP Alvxaw at Se1x1ce to Hotchklss School Studentx ' ' .... .l '24 .... GHS 2 l O'ls ' 7 U N Y 5 ,7 1' T - . , , 1 1 . L ea ' N 7 2 .5 1 , J r 1 N 1 '1 1 5 3 K c ' ' H - 1 5 3 Q, . O OOHO , . 0 Hotchkiss Boys Always Welcome 1 - '- WF T5 N y y . v' 'lx- Y I :gc fll'l'llf-U Gas, O11 and Accessoues P1 ompt Tam QQIVICQ Reasonable Rates HEFFERNAN 3 RAGAMONT INN GARAGE, Ihone 910 I AKE VILI I CONN Towards the end of the last Sprung Term there was a dustnnct revuval of the lost art of hare chastng by the charter members of the Hotchkiss Hunt Club From a fsrst hand report we have leaned that every evenung after supper the beaglers mnnus theur beagles adjourned to the prnvacy of the cemetery and the Headmaster s garden to take up the chase The cl: max of the season came when one young cottontanl decided to make for the wlde open spaces of the Hotchkiss campus gradually the entvre school or at least a great part of at desusted from bowling and baseball long enough to gown an pursult Despnte the stop stops of Mr Edgar who threatened to call the S P C A the rabbut was finally captured and as always the l-lotchklss hunters showed themselves to be perfect gentlemen by lettung the struggling vuctlm have nts freedom mu-nnmmunm , At Salisbury Connecticut 1 2 E - A A 4 lA, f . E 5 Page lzcentu one 1 15610121 ww PM-XNNED PLL NIBINQ huh Ll oifus 4 ulclg Llcctl n of ltlldt JI me a .nate 11a c tXl9dt0l11dlLl'l lx l1lQ1 I0 IOUNIJI-D18 In ll V51 KOH LERoF KOH LER NIU MX FILNIS UD A61lrll Pll0tO.2,ld1JlF191 PPOX IDFNCF R I Am tvp of photogmphx 111 the C111 Cfuefulljy and u1u1te0uQlx N0l1C1t9d F01 111fo1mat1on 111 1ega1d to DIICQS W11t6 t0T J Watson, fll ew Inland M3llUfdCtU11Hg D1v1Q1o11 f ENER U NIO 1 ORS CORPOR XTION Du TON 01110 MRllUf3CtU1 91 Q of Nlolded Rlll3bC1 Plflflllit fO1 AU IUNIOBILI1 S RILFRIGER ATURb 11111 fufnfy 111 0 H. Q 1 1 N N ' Q A J. I 4 s, A 9 ' E 4 , ' .. 1 ,, . . - S , O .. V E . . L - Mika 5 . Q . . Lglilm - . - - . . . . Y ' 1 ' ' 1 M- 1 ' - . A - A - I E I . ' lj' l'.' ' V' A 5' 1' 'rm 2 H E . . ilvlv, Drzxctlcal lJ2ill1l'0fTlN hxturvs at vamous JF., In Care Of the above ad- 1 ' S: b ths, l' 1' anl closets - all 5 S., . . ' 'O ,. 1 W 9 Av I 73, E . Ls' 'mhl1', vs. Q . 1 fi Y 7 7 . J , , 1 . 1 , ' C . . . . 1 Q . 1 , 1, -r 1 H 1 N ' 1 N - JL , l X LDN F COPY BUT THEY COU HIS MIND ClI'C3.t pCI'SOIl3lltlCS are IICVCI' VCI'1tlOI'l llaS 90IllCll0W SC nearly everw reat ln the sta e for a less ss orthy somethmv offered ln Its stead Rapld stencll pfllltlll 15 a com plete process mvented and developed bw us VS have devoted many years of sclentlfic exploratlon and en meerm fore work to the task of brm ln t All factors have been to a hl h state of efhclency ma act together for one end harmonlzed that they y the speedy and falthful duphcatlon of tvped and hne d the ws ell balanced process lf put to l drawn ldeas An ork as a whole mll dellver the finest results at o ade the lh1lII'lC0 raph w co-.t Matchless performance has m standard of the ws orld Inutatzons are never the real thing B Dlcl-.I ompans Llma 0 Por latest particular wsrlte X I hone dlrectory for local addre or con ult classnhed te ep dupllcated But w S Page he en ly-th ree MODERN METHOD N Southern L3llf0l'lllH and the great Southwest two mllllon acres of land ldv parched and unpro flllLllVt' Llfe glvlng water and xrrlgatlon would re Cldllll thls land Water llllp0llIlfl9ll would also fur nlsh power and supplv electrlcltv to the homes and buslnesses and lnstltutlona of a vast terrltorv And so Boulder Dam was bullt Page twenty four accommodatlons and good food THE HARRY S GATEVI AY INN GAR AGE Halrx Ablah ldl m cbpen A11 Seal LAREXII LP CONN! 10 Jposm, C item xx Inn? CARb FOR HIRE We specxallfe 111 comfoltable LOWEST RATES U DRIVE CARS XIIHGIIOII I oughkeepslc L llxLXlllL IAKEVILLIL LONW XI mstcd Halttord Telephone Lakexllle 701 TEI EPHONE 316 The school year of 1936 l937 has already become Infamous for the darnng exposes of scandals and break ups of rackets and rings Of course the most excutung episode was the already over publucnzed Inqunsutuon whuch nncudentally brought about the dlssolutuon of the T H W H and the ever popular tea parties whnch that organization sponsored Later on Coca Cola Inc proved a loss to the stockholders when Mary the drunk mnxer got cold feet Our last but of excitement occurred when the Headmaster prophesued the possuble exodus of half the remamung Sennor Class and scared West s Little Monte Carlo Into bankruptcy Eventually nothrng occurred but a scathung admonutlon delrvered against those naughty Upper Mud bookles Future Hotchklss parents may be comforted by the knowledge that the boys have not developed a dope rung as yet -rl-rr .-In-I nr- . 9 ,T I , 3 5 A- L . . Q, , 2 -2 1 l Ia 'zu' fl .. . - K. . , 5 THE SHUTTLE mfs LINE A ' -37 r Af'I,2fI-' I 1 1 E 5 . , - . . ' 1 , A . 3 E ' Page fIl'tlf!f!19 GOLD CIGARETTE CASES VANITIES CHARMS STERLING SILVER AND C'RYS'l'AI, C'OCK'l'AII, SERVICES FITTED TRAVELING BAGS WAI II FS AWD IASSPORI CASES STA'1 IONERX XISIIINC CARDS Cartier fm- Jyfffz Juelz ue fmff52 ' dgsirec t Jxfw y0l fl, Jr w 'J ww VW w J 1 J n 1 A, A L., N 1 1 1 v A , 7 'N rw 1 w W j k 4 I 0 V . rw- 1 F51 f, P s u 2 ,- ..... .,................., . .,,,... ,..... ... ..1... ..K..,,.,,,..,.,.........1... .... ... H. .. V. ..,, .... ..,. ..- .. H .. . .H 1 y f wig-fight 1 fx A Kg -f Compllments of fc Www xg C-Eff? vi' fCHARAC'f'E?7D E5 W E B S T E R K-JQL9 CLOTHES HATS sr-loss HABERDASHERY EISEWLUHR I N I Ol FXCFIIFNCI un CHARACTIR DFSIIAFD NEYV YORK I-XPRI-SCL! FOR CITIIEIF Vflv wool Sr 1-R161 s Q X FIFTH AW I-'NLF NFVK YORK 'MAMA mf amen 5 cu ors 0'EwHAVE'p an NEW Yo? 'VFW Y0 LLVIZL5 eff 9-N591 pMBp, HOTCHKISS men fox foltv fue veals haxe found ou1 eqtabhshments at New Haven, Punceton, Cambrldge and New X olk the headqufutele fo1 cuetom made cloth lnq 1IT11J0lt6d fU1I1lShlI'1g'Q and hate of genulne good taste and Qtaunch qualltx van H-'HEX 'Viqv van xomx Pav aomx QTRFET 11 FAST 44th QTREET CNXNIBRIDGE PRINCETON 8' NIT -XLBL RN QTREET WIA -lb N-XSS-XL STREET Page funztu nz 1 .N I ' A' I X E X xi I F-7 N Qs!! aff 1 ' . 5 'f, , .ff 321 -f ' . K 3 CV Ti 1752 L25 4, of -ge, '- A 4 9 C T E , r fw An E i. , 1. , ,E : f 1 :.' 5,1 ' ,. i.1L'. 5 1 ' 5 5 ' x 2 5 ZA Q '4 'Q Q Q y 6 Q si ff E T k 1- S T 5 ' , v . 2 5 S I ,l og' 45 ! T Q9 45 4 1' 5 C1 5 at ,e 0. ,S YN I J! QW U I - I Y U v I nf uf 7 C .W I V I. . WY 7 Y 1 4 1 - n - - , . - L, ' ' L 1. E, . 7 L L ' ' . . ' I 1 A f E .. . 1 T T Q 4 , 3 K ' ' N ' N . A 3 Y . 'L JNF' . . A v A S STICXX Xl i'I' 8 CIUNII' C'UX'l'I'lAC l'Ol'lF NICW YORK KIDDER, PEABODY 81 CO. Government Sc Municipal Bonds Investment Securities Corporate Financing Foreign Exchange Tiavelleis Letteis of Qiedit 1 sued Jointlx with BARINIG BROTHERS Sz CO LTD of london NEW X ORK BOSTON PHILADELPHIA 1 Y IW, IW Q I I T . . . v Y. 1 V ' A ., . J Y ' N r A . .Xfvfrzlvwx of ffn' Nui York LY Boston Sfouk 1fX'L'!JdlIgt'X Page' fh f WAKE ROBIN INN Lakex 1IIe C onn MARTIN S GARAGE THXI SQIXICQ T1ucks fo1 Hohdav Tupe Phone Lakexllle 70 2 LAKEVILLE, and SALISBLRY CONN IUHNNYS TAILUR bHOP John Tashu in Prop In Baeement of Alumm Hall Drv Cleanmg P1eQQ1ng Alterlng Repalrlng Rehnlng Open Dallx 1 30 to 4 30 P M Telephone 406 Page fhzrfy fz 0 THF BXRNIITI' IONIPANY Laku llle Conn The Hotchkmq Student Q SGIXICG Cente1 fo1 38 X een S v v. w , . . . - . Q v - - - 1 . Q l L Y ,' . 1 v : ' L Y - ' . -HvHIIHH.IlvIInH-num-.num-mn I-1-mm.-In . I-II-mum-......m......,......v...... Y l . ' 9 H 2 E ' E E 5 J E ' E E 4 f E E 5 N ' f 2 ' Q' l 2 , . E Q I 1 E E : . 3 v' 1 : : 3 1 -' - : ' . 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Rumor has it that during the past year there has sprung up in the ranks of the Hotchkiss faculty an Anti-jazz organization which threatens to lower the muslcal tastes ot the student body lt has been wlth heavy grnet that we have wutnessed the barring of vlctrolas from Coy and Buehler Halls now the subterranean actuvntles ot the Mlschlanza secret servlce agents reveal that the equally subterranean methods of the Ant: jazz Club have brought about the posssble barrung of gramaphones from the swung hallowed walls of Alumnu Reslgnedly we await the news of the total ban nshment of jazz from the hull to complete the atmosphere of Hotchkiss mon astucrsm IXADIU SHOP Dlopmat NIAIIJILN P1 l SSIE S l lNCH Ol Hc1mbU1g61S Wztchmllsel St Iexxelel Scmdwlthgs Phllco Rdtlllhs Ccmdx Vlctlold Relldumg Fount un SGIXICQ PIQNLIIIJUJHN Fllled for Glasses Span tmff Good Lxkeulle Conn L-XREX ILLE CONN Opposne the Xlllage f18611 luqt th fu . T f K 5 - ' 2 2 ' S1 w ' q w w W T ' ' ' - 2 2 SE l . . . 4 L . , Up. 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' E E Q A ll 0 0 0 fires 5 2 lilk Clark Plugs with tl A Al- 5 5 L la 't A I' 'A :111rl.l'I4lis111 lx ' . A 5 E 1- 11- u 1.1:--av 55 , - 1 'A 1 1 f ill.' 1 f - Q Q ' ... - 111111 -- '11 1:11 A 11 5 5 felxl- 1'f1-- - E E 1 ' ' ' E E 1 Illll IlIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll E : mmm - - Hlrllllvllwnnnn11-nmunu-1-1111nunnmuuuum-unmn1111111111 1 , . - ,, '. W Y - ' - ' ' 2 E . E Q L A - - 2 5 v Y Q Y - 1 A J- , . 5 3 v- . . , . - .. . - OUND managenal policies and long successful experience have provnded ua with nufhcnem equnpmem adequate personnel and ample resources to render ol fme pnnxmg plates That you wall be secure from chance u our hrs! promnse JAHN a. OLLIER ENGRAVING co 'H 'he foreground F.. ummm mama on vm: wnnmgm ana cv-.uso nnnoas 'Italiano' LUG-2 21133: lf: gm'- Paqe thuty fue O 6 N 'Q Q KX O 0 l va Q E Tx S -' :L M9 J 7' X il flol I 'NI N ? x2' N 1 WWI' s 1 'jf gi ' J Ka llflll ll I Il i-VV! Hi .,.OA, gi Ql1 .'IliXN' SHOP Ei X I I .i 6 4 Q yr U X Af , ,I Lil,7 YQ,J,f