Hotchkiss School - Mischianza Yearbook (Lakeville, CT)

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RICH-XRD CHUCKEP1 GUH EY In retrospect of four xcirs, we un onlx bcgm to FCAIIYC how much Nlr Gurncx has done for us and for other LIISSLS 1n hlS cluan XCIFS it I-Iotchluss HIS vu arm mtcrcst and cnthusxastlu PJFIILIIJIIIOI1 1n our lugs ham mldn hum smsgulxr vuth IUCI110I'lLS of HLJIChklSS 1nd IS 1 snmll ss mbol of our grltltudc 1nd nsput of rhr mm hL1S, wg of rhr cllss Uf'XlI1LILLI l Hundrgd and Foxtx SIX dcdlcau fOhlI'I1 our Mmbnuz tl Page four -O 4 'Q 0' A v L V , 1, Y , , 4 1 A 1 . 1, 1 ,v, ., , 1 V v 1 4 1 . , 1 . 1 , V 11 ,v, , 1 . , . 1 1 Q 1 , . 1 . 1 1- A ,Q 4 L . 1 . K . - ,. . . . 1 , 1 1 1-.-f 111 1 V 1 - v- 1 L . A Page five 'S 'Eff ell- .... ,-www Z., ii., ar, . uv' ' .. 16 1 '13 ,5, sr' , 4, 4 4 1 in? J .-5. - r 1 3-' AQ' 9 , ' 1 -43,1 IAN: 'r 1' fi 'L , - ?,'J?9:? I 1 L .,.r I -F -L rj?- I - V E.s', nel' , 'ff ' ,4- C ' ef X 1 v ' 4' of 'B ,hi Ahijfnnwi-rf 5 . - I I THF TIIII TFP K I N 1 Ix I lnmx IJIQIXKI I11 mx. IIS.. Iruwilxlx IIUIUI I'x1fx1m IJXX. XI..X.. 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THE HEAIIMASTEH THE FACULTY LAWRENCE WASHINGTON VIURPHY Asslstant Headmaster Mathematxcs Vanderbxlt Umversnty 1908 Professor of Mathe matxcs Georgla School of Technology 1909 M A Harvard 1916 Instructor m Mathematlcs Case School of Applned Scncnces 1916 and Culver Sum mer Schools 1915 1917 Master m Mathematncs The Hotchkxss School 1917 Assxstant Headmaster 1930 HARRY J WEILER Resxdent Phys1c1an BA Allegheny College 1913 Captam Freld Ar txllery 19171919 MD PS Columb1aUn1vers1ty 1923 Presbyterlan Hospxtal 1925 Assxstant Physx clan The H111 School 1925 1927 Physnclan The Hotchkiss School 1927 GILBERT M SMITH French and Athlcuc Dnrcctor Dummcr Academy 1921 B A St Stcphcns Col lcge 1925 Sorbonnc 1928 1929 M A Western Reserxc Unn ers1ty 1932 Umx ersrty of Besancon 1938 Instructor m French and Latm Dummer Acad ems 1925 1928 Instructor rn French The Hawken School 1929 1936 Master m French The Hotchkrss School 1936 and Athletxc Dnrector 1944 Page ele v 1 1 1 s ' s 9 5 - -9 1 s 9 . i., - a 1 s ' 5 9 a 1 9 ' 1 - , ' ' - ' 's s 1 9 , ' , . ., . ., , V 1 1 ' ' 7 9 - 1 ' y , . I I 1 I ' . I , . . 1 , , - , . ., . I - 1 , - s Q a v ' -x 'I . v . 1 . 1 I . a s 9 s 1 9 ' Y - ' ' 1 5 s s v ' 5 s 1 x 9 ' X 1 ll V HOWARD ALFRED TABER Phvs1cs BA Brown Unnersnty 1910 Rhodes Scholar at St johnsCollege Oxford 1910 1913 BA Oxford 1913 and M A 1938 'Vhsttr nn Phs slcs Tht Hotch kxss School 1913 D1 NISON FISH MUSIL BA Prmceton 1906 Orglmst and Cl101fl11lSILf Hotchlclss School 1918 JOHN MCCHLSNEY Izngllsh BA Amherst College 1908 Instructor 1n Phll osophy Columbna UDIXCFSIIQ 1909 1911 cmd Un1 VCFSIIQ of Colorado 1915 1917 Master 1n Engllsh The I-Iotchklss School 1919 CARLE LAWYER PARSONS Engllsh The Hotchklss School 1909 BA XV1ll1ams 1913 Instructor 1n Lnglxsh Adlrondack Florxda School 1913 1921 Master m llngllsh The HOfChk1SS School 1921 1 Page twelve . ., ' ', 4 t , p ' 1 v ' 1 ' 'a v , . ., 3 . . ' if , - ' - . , I - ., ' , Q 1 ' ' ' 1 ' . A h St. Mark's School, 1910-l9l8g Master in Music, The J U , , , l ' 'J 1 I I ' ' ' r ' r - ' '- 9 Y 7 ' V . y - , V . . 1 s 9 , . 7 3 ' 'Q 9 V a ' v 1 HENRY C LDGAR Englnsh B A Lafayette College 1905 Master IH Lngllsh Pensacola Classlcal School 1906 1909 Master 1 Lnghsh The H111 School 1909 1922 Master ln Eng l1sh Shadysxde Academy 1922 1923 Master ln Eng l1sh The Hotchknss School 1923 JOHN KNOX BODIL Sclence Punahou Academy 1924 BA Wesleyan 1929 MA Harvard Unnersnty 1940 Masterm Scxence The Hotchknss School 1929 GEORGE P MILMINE H1story and Mathematlcs Hotchknss School 1919 BA Yale 1923 M I '1 1924 Instructor 1n Engllsh Yale 19241925 Master 1n Hnstory and Vlathematlcs The Hotchklss School 1928 1942 Instructor and an ASS1SI3nt Superusor U S Armv and Navy Engme Tralmng School fUn Hlstory The Hotchklss School 1946 LDXVARD RICI HALL Mathemaucs Ph1ll1ps Andow er Academy 1919 Master 1n Mathe m1t1cs The Ardon School 1919 1920 BA Unner slty of Mame 1926 The Llke Placld School 1976 1931 Master 1n Vlathematlcs The Hotchklss School 1931 Page thzrteen l ' '9 9 9 ' 1 ' 9 1 ' 3 n s 9 ' 3 ' 9 1 ' 3 ' 9 9 ' . 9 9 ' '9 9 9 ' ' '9 3 y 1 ' 3 1 1 9 9 - 3 V , Air Corpsj, Hartford, Conn., 1942-19445 Master in l 9 . 9 ' 1 1 , I - -1 ' a C . ., . . ' , g . ' ' , , . . . Y , Q . K - 4 s s ' 5 ' 'Q l ' 9 3 1 y - ' 9 1 9 7 THOMAS PEABODY BLAGDEN The Hotchkxss School 1929 BA Yale 1933 Studled at Pennsylvama Academy of Fme Arts Mas ter m Art The Hotchkxss School 1935 1n Enghsh 1942 1945 BA Bowdom College 1926 Master 1n German and H1story Brewster Academy 1927 MA Har xard 1931 Ass n of the Teachers of German Mas term German The Hotchklss School 1936 Page fourteen CHARLES DEMAREST Planoforte B A Wnsconsmn UDIVCFSIIY 1923 B Musxc Yale School of Muslc 1931 1934 Studxed Composltlon wlth Rosarlo Scalero and pxano wlth Egm Petrle Instructor ln Planoforte The Hotchklss School 1934 Art and Englxsh RICHARD CROCKER GURNEY En gllsh Ph1l1ps Exeter Academy 1924 Ph B Brown Un1 vcrs1ty 1928 BA Oxford 1930 Rhodes Scholar ChflSI Church Oxford 1928 1931 Master at Rlvers School 1931 1933 Master at Texas Country Day School 1933 1935 Master m Enghsh The Hotchklss School 1935 CHARLES E BERRY German and HISIOIY . . , , . , y ' v - 3 , . , . x s - -s 3 Q . V . ' - s S Q a y ' . ' 1 s - -s a y ' -1 1 s 1 1 9 ' 9 s ' x s ' 9 9 , . . - -- V . . ., , , s 9 9 ' 'a ' 9 Y ' ' - 9 9 ' 3 a 1 ' WILLIAM N STAKELY Chemnstry B S ln I: I: Georgna Instxtute of Technology 1917 1922 Yale Umversnty 1923 MA Columbla 1932 Instructor 1n Sc1ence and Mathematlcs The Suffield Academy 1925 1937 Master ln Chemlstry The Hotchk1ss School 1937 WALTER T WILSON Mathematics BA Dartmouth College 1917 U S Army Cap tam Ordnance Department 19171919 Instructor nn Mathematlcs The Monson Academy 1920 1922 and Harvard School Chxcago 1922 1925 and the Mathematlcs The Hotchklss School 1937 REV. JOHN M MULLIGAN Blble B A St Stephen s College Columb1a UHIVCISICY 1932 Eplscopal Theologlcal School Cambrldge B D 1936 Master xn Blble The I-Iotchklss School 1937 ATWOOD LEXIENSALER Engllsh and Public Spelkmg B A Unn erslty of Mame 1936 Vlaster ln Engllsh Rockland Hxgh School 1936 1937 Instructor 1n Enghsh nn Yale UHIVCFSIIS 1943 Master m Enghsh and Public Speaklng The Hotchkxss School 1939 Page fzftcen . . . 1. S., I ' , - Q ' ' , 5 - -, ' , 4 . . . , S - 4 . . 1 , . . ., , 1 ' - ' l , , ' 5 . . , , - 3 1 , l , ' S New York Military Academy, 1925-19333 Master in , , . ' .a i , , . . . , 3 . . , . , ' N 5 . . , . , . i u, .V . . , H , , , . , - Q , . . . . 17, 1 4 , , . . , , , . ALLAN SPLNCER HOEY Greek and Latm BA Queensland UHIXCFSIIY 1929 BA Oxford UHIXCFSIIQ 1931 Sen1or Research Student Oxford 1932 1933 Department of Classxcs Ylle Unnerslty 1933 1935 MA Oxford Unnersnty 1938 PhD Yale UHIXCFSIIY 1940 Master lI'l Latm and Greek The Hotchluss School 1941 PAUL TLMPLL H1story Choate Tome and Pawhng Schools 1908 1942 Mas ter 1n Hlstory The Hotchk1ss School 1942 GLORGIL D KILLLOGG Sc1ence The Hotchknss School 1935 B L Yale Unn CISIIB 1939 Master 1n Sc1ence The Hotchluss School 1942 THOMAS W HALL JR Sclence The Hotchknss School 1932 B A Yale UDIVCFSIIQ 1936 Master at M1llbrook School 1938 1940 Master at HOtChklSS 1941 Page szxteen . ., . , , . ., V 7, 9 5 Y U - ' . ' I 7 . 7 9 ' 3 ' 3 - 0 ' y ' V 1 , ' 'U 5 7 ' ', . , , . . . , , . B.A., M.A., Harvard University, 19075 Master at 9 9 I W s ' 3 ' ll x 7 ' i 9 3 ' 1'a f I Y l A 79 S , ' ' , . V . , . , , . . 7 3 7 ' 'X 9 3 1 ' 4 , . HEYWOOD HUNTER Mathematlcs B S COlUmbl3 Unn crslty 1926 Vlaster at St Bernhard s School 1927 1943 Master ln Mathematics The Hotehklss School 1943 GEORGE P HOWARD French BS Harvard Umversnty 1920 UDIXCFSIIC d Montpelher 1926 Master nn French and Spanish The Morrnstown School 19201925 Head of Modern Language Department The Hackley School 1926 1943 Master ln French The HOtChklSS School 1943 LAWRENCE ABBOTT BA Harvard Umvcrsxty 1924 wnth The Nauonal Broadcastmg Company 1934 1942 Contrnbutmg Edntor TIME magazme 1942 1943 Master m Mathe mat1cs The Hotchknss School 1943 RUSSELL A EDWARDS Latm AB Y le Umversxty 1937 Umverslty Fellow Yale UHIVCYSIIY 1937 1938 Instructor m Latm and Anclent Hlstory Sufheld Academy 1938 1943 Vlaster 1n Latm The Hotchkxss School 1943 Page sez en teen A -'ew -7 , ' n . ., ' , J A . . , . . . s ' v 1 , . . . . . Y . ' 's 1 s C 9 a y s ' x 9 9 ' Y S 9 ' ,. 4,51 1 Y w'A'1t A . ' 'a a 1 1 ' Q 9 7 ' 9 ' 9 y - . Qi . A . ' '1 4' 9 v 9 Q ' 1 1 9 ' : 1 3 1 ' Page WAYNE P STILES Latm B A Amherst College 1916 Instructor 1n Latm Greek and Mathematlcs Mercersberg Academy 1916 1918 Sergeant Fleld Artlllery 1918 1919 Suffield School of Law 1925 1926 Instructor 1n Latm 'md 'Vlathemaucs Tabor Academy 1929 1930 Semor Master and Instructor IH Latm and 'Vlathematncs The Catalina Island School 1931 1935 Instructor xn Latm The Hun School 1935 1937 Master ln Latm The Tamalpals School 1937 1941 Master 1n Mathe matlcs and Latm The Southern Arlzona School 1941 PETER BEAUMONT French BA Oxford Umverslty 1933 MA 1934 Dnplo mas Fr1eburg Umverslty Germany 1935 1938 Pans Instructor 1n Enghsh The Herman Lletz School Germany 1934 Lektor Frlcburg Umverslty 1935 Instructor xn French and German Harden School England 1936 Baymount School Ireland 1937 Tabor Academy 1939 Master m French The H0tChk1SS School 1944 1943 Master ln Latm The H0tChklSS School 1943 lung ARTHUR HOWE JR Mathematlcs and Latm The Hotchkiss School 1938 Rugby School Eng land 19381939 Yale College 1941 Major Amer1 can Fleld Servlce wlth Br1t1sh Mlddle East Forces 1941 1943 Master 1n Mathematlcs The HOtLhklSS School 1944 ALEXANDER RENNY Physlcs Mathemaucs The UHIXCFSIIQ of St Andrews QScotlandj Re search nn Chem1stry 1919 CA 1927 BL1tt Ph D fMath Q 1940 D Sc QChem J 14 years m Secondary Schools m Br1ta1n 1934 1936 Warwxck Academy Bermuda 1936 1941 Upper Canada College Toron to 1941 1943 Headmaster W3fWlCk Academy Ber muda 1944 Ashburs College Ottavsa Master m Phx sncs and Mathemat1cs The Hotchkxss School 1944 eighteen THOMAS PRICE STEARNS HISCOFY B A M A Washxngton and Lee Umx CFSIIQ 1928 Master at Sallsbury School 1934 1942 Sergeant U S M C 1942 1944 Master m Hlstory The Hotch kxss School 1944 CHARLES ALEXANDER SEIBERT French Spamsh Wlll13mS College 1924 B A UDIWCFSIIY of Paras 1932 COlUmb12 Umversnty M A 1933 Unnversxty of North Carolma 1940 Master m French and Span nsh The Hotchluss School 1944 RICHARD MANSFIELD HAYWOOD Latm Greek and Spamsh Dartmouth College 1926 Johns Hopkms Un1ver slty PhD 1932 Ex ans School 1927 1929 ohns H0pk1HSUnlVCfS1Iy 1932 1944 Guggenhelm Fellow HOtChk1SS School 1944 WILFRLD T GRENFELL Engllsh 'md French New College Oxford Unnersnty BA 1930 1933 Secretary to the Techmcal Delegate of the League Councll to the Government of Chma 1933 1934 London Umverslty Dnploma of Educatlon 1934 1935 Dover College Jumor School Doxer Lng land 1935 1936 MA Oxford 1937 HISIOFW Teacher at St Marks Southboro Mass 1936 1944 F1eldRepresentatne OWI m England 1944 The Hotchluss School 1945 Page mneteen ,. 3 . ., . ., ' ' ', 4 ,, V . , - S , . . . . . ., - 3 ' ' , - . , . 3 3 , s ' ' - ' , - -, 9 ' , - SJ . . . , - Q . y 1939-19404 Master in Latin, Greek, and Spanish, The , . 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I: ., . .y S . . . , I W S . . . , S . - . y . , i .k,A , ., ' Y, . h, - 3 . t . . , - S . . , . . , - : I , V ' F - , - 4 - .. . 4 ' j 1 u y , 1, ' g ' , . . .,' , g . , ' XIALCOLNI WILLIS Planoforte B A Reed College 1941 Vlaster ln English Reed College 1941 1942 Instructor 111 Pxanoforte The I-Iotchklss School 1942 School 1945 DONALD M LAY JR French and Enghsh The Epxscopal Hlgh School of Vlfglnla 1936 Um verslty of V1fg1H12 A B New York Un1vers1ty 1939 Athlc-:t1c Drrector and Instructor Allen Stex enson Corps Pxlot Fllght Instructor Navlgatxon Instructor Officer 1n Charge of The Alrshlp Navlgatlon School Lakehurst N J 1942 Master 1n French and Englxsh The Hotchluss School 1945 ROBERT S WHITE ROBERT HAWKINS French and Enghsh Tr1n1tx College B A 1945 Nlasttr ln French and Lngllsh Tht I-Iotchkxss School 1945 twenty 4' I . ., , A I I , 9 ' I I , , . 7 . . , . . , . . . . . . , Q .- I - 'a a I . . , - V School, 19405 Tennis Professional, 1940g Naval Air , . , . , ' . 9 - - 6 , , ' ', 9 I 7 , . . V i 9 ' 's v ' 3 ' I I' , . ., 2 1 ' I : ' 1 , . , . ALBERT NWILLIAM OLSEN JR The Horchklss School 1939 BA Yale 1943 U S Army A1r Force 1943 1945 Master The Hotchklss Ph1ll1ps Exeter Academy 1936 Harx ard Unn er Slty BA 1940 U S Navy 19401945 MHSILF 111 Latm The Hotchklss School 1945 President Secretary President Secretary President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Secremry Treasurer I :J fieffffg-fm, GLASS UFFIUEIES UP '46 1942-1943 F4111 Term Winter Term F. D. Montgomery H. Belin, IV 1943-1944 F. D. Montgomery C. F. Lufkin C. Mnttbiessen F. D. Montgomery 1944-1945 C. F. Lufkin j.1isti11 13. C T C C p D. Montgomery Mattbiessen P. C. Lambert H. Be1in,1V T. NV. Merritt C. LeBouti11er 1945-1946 XV. Merritt LeBouti11er M.1tt11iessen C. Lambert C. Mattbiessen T. XV. Merritt C. LeBouti11er P. C. Lambert Spring Term F. D. Montgomery C. F. Lufkin C. F. Lufkin KI. Fsti11 H. Floyd C. F. Lufkin P. C. Lambert C. Mnttbiessen D Seaman T. XV. Merritt C. LeBouri1ler A Dutton CLASS HISTORY Well, father, as you still think me so undeserving of mercy as to be sent to Taft rather than Deerfield for my hnal year, I'1l go the limit-I shall now tell you the history of the Class of '46 of which I so recently became an ex-member by request. If this fails to melt your steely reserve, I shall kneel to my fate and go to-Taft. It was a bleak September day in the Fall of '42. I was just a little shaver at the time that it all began. The New York Central provided its usual gilded chariot at 4:01 to speed us young innocents on our way to the dear old school. At least a few of us were innocents. I, for instance, did not rec- ognize the intermittent rattling of square rolling objects punctuated by gentle South- ern oaths, the sound of which we picked up at Pawling, as the first installment of a Greenhalgh-Mitchell, Qboth youths were still unhappily without the suitable nick- names to come in the not-too-distant fu- turej, crap game. There were also other admirably regular sounds pulsating from Master Perry Wallerstein's room, but I shall dwell no further upon Columbia Pho- nograph's gifted virtuoso. Disregarding the attractive game of chance, I lent my audi- tive talents to the Knodian creature who was regaling, and not for the last time, I might add, a hungry looking lor, with the entertaining tale of his summer-scholarly adventures. He did make it sound like fun, father, and had a large though not terribly varied library with which to look up his spoken word. Of course, there were lads who had taken up more wholesome pursuits upon this fateful afternoon. For instance, Walter Robbins was to be seen completing his thirty-sixth hole of golf of the day, while Handsome Dickie Ford had just beaten out his theme for the following Mon- day. I managed to beat down the tempta- tion of emulating these worthy fellows in favor of watching the spectacle of Messrs. Estill and LeBoutillier, moving into their double room, or perhaps I should say of watching Limburg, Simmons, and the Pre- serving Pork doing the heavy and the light work while their then untarnished idols heaped abuse on them between munches of contraband shrimp. We were all called away from our varied pursuits to be indoctrinated slightly by Uncle George's, Big Bill's and Doc's pep talks into the ways and wiles of Hotchkiss on the Hill. A great deal more was obtained from our first meal under the auspices of the dear old place. Heaping, unfortunately portlons of flxed Spamsh l1ee serambled eggs m the famxhar man ner and naked lettuee wh1ch was never to be elothed durmg the years were set before our astonxshed gaze I dlned later that eyenmg on spleed mushrooms and hol landanse whnle watchlng a gladltorlal con test at the end of whxch all present happlly turned thumbs down g1v1ng the unforget able Red jordan the prlvllege to admm 1ster the coup de grace to the gentleman who soon heeded the call of dnstant places james Ramsay To the tollmg of the count oy er Ramsay s prostrate body I fell asleep Durmg the followmg days I learnt much father Monty was destmed to rule the class for three terms before hls reglme was to be upset by sp1r1ted proletarlat from the v1e1nxty of Rye who pushed the unanswer mg Chauncey 1nto polmcal power The room to go to when work was far from one s of Stamford only a couple m1les from Greenwrch There one would be endlessly entranced by the more exotxc enterta1ners xncludnng several who named kn1fe throw mg and hanrcuttmg among the1r accom phshments Mr Parsons also entertalned h1s unruly groups by v1olent and utterly use less condemnatnon of at a conservat1ve est1 mate 9525 of the student body Whenever a part1cularly devastat1ng plece of mxschlef was revealed by the Duke 1n chapel the entlre prep class would automatlcally re fra1n from further study of Englxsh for a heated lecture was to be our penance We were lnyarxably unrversally dehghted The Bonners Albert and Charles donated the1r dn ersnfied talents Doherty apphed hls am ply retrousse nose to the grnndstone Mc Afee whlspered hushed opxmons down the eorrxdor Clxff Loew had h1s themes cor rected by a scholar of lowest standmg W G Kelly known to hrs IYIIIITIZICS as Studs who began h1s campalgn whnch was to land hlm m the staff meetmgs of the Pan Arabxc Commlttee the Knode gang was born flourished and d1ed a sudden death under faculty floodhghts and I.1mou1lle h1t the Page twenty four trall blck to Major Mother and the Bu., C1ty but desplte these epxsodes our yeal m Buehler seemed but a prehmmary fo 1 Lower Mld year m Coy or ID the case of apprehended renegades on Seeond Mann It was our baptxsm to flre Among the honored m1ss1ng were B111 Clay who left for more eas1ly dngestnble scholast1c pastures the aforementloned Llmouelle and poor Perry who despnte 1 gallant effort m robms egg blue sumngs couldn t stand the gaff Those who were present only by dlnt of the fallure of Parse s xoluble persuaslons 1n faculty meetmgs were located wlth a new man one Russel Ed wards who came to replaee two of last year s stalwarts Peter Why d1d he make me so smart S1egel and Edmund Why dld he make me Spencer Between dance m1nded cockroaches and sex m1nded occupants of 3dj01f1lI'lg cells Rus led a merry l1fe tored fledglmgs were h1s only salvat1on and that dldn t last long as all the youths of Parsoman 1ntr1gue were there The Bxg Inch 1n all h1s gory glory Snapper Jap fully equlpped wlrh s1x shooters and cxgarettes whnch the faculty refused to understand for hxs expedltlons to Nxcaragua Green groln of V1rg1n1a nee Greenhalgh of To ledo Oh1o so soon to be fatally wounded by the perfldy of the much abused Russell Flattop growmg more morose and sullen every day as he watched C Hardy and Mc Call cry1ng for the nasal honors of the com munxty McAfee and Estlll bellow1ng and undurlatxng at the sxght ofa new p1pe cata logue R A Lowe Pollock and Frurtcake were hatchmg plots for escape even usmg Hrecrackers nn one abortly e attempt Matty dally makmg more frxends and mnfluencmg Seaman and Bear Kelly fthe woman s terrorj as ever 1n a class by hxmself Thxs lmeup played for an ennre year a frustrated game aga1nst law and order wlth few en hghtened moments Th1ngs IH Coy brought less faculty hor ror perhaps only because they were better managed 1n an upstaxrs plottmg room Hon , . . 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Y ' ' Y , 7 Y 9 ' I, - y i - - - me U g s ' 3 ' , I I , , l , Y I Q , l D V - Y t y I . . . - est to God Pop lf they d put me ln Coy I d be at Hotchkxss thns very day There the ehte claxmed to gather on the thnrd floor though the first produced more rough houses for more people One small chmck was v1s1ble ln the perfectlon of thxs domam s elegance Monty had somehow been allowed to room wnth Wir ones Now everyone saxd nt was darn n1ce of Wh1sper to let h1s luttle frxend be hns roomy but after all one has to draw the lme Bo Kelly blew ln from Baltnmore to lend hns expernenced hand 1n creatmg elevator bourne chaos or Baffhn Beaumont ID the Bore St Charles pro duced Tom Merrltt who arrnved wnth pltch fork 1n hand and slung lt for three years Plaxnfield S1d Moody C1nc1nnat1 another Shaffer Ccould there be two7J Grand Rap 1ds was especxally bountxful wxth Alsacs re eexvnng then only a couple perfumed letters 1 day as was Cleveland wnth God s glft to the bath towel Ed Head Motch but xt was left to Detrolt queen c1ty of the auto racket to present Hotchkxss wnth Epper the Leper or man s rnval for the Grand Canyon and Troplcal John DeBoer the Banana Kmg man from haberdashery to the hexghts 1n green corduroy Coy also sported Horrlble Haywood and dog on the Hrst something new m a South wester rollnng about the second and Stnles lounge for after hghts lfhmty on the thnrd The Knodlan terror dnsappeared just as h1s mustache was almost full grown 1n a flurry of hot love letters and Post Office censor shxp as Waters flexed hns musele and was replaced by B111 Boyd of potent football xmtlge H H took a lethal beatxng as Slmmons and Fergy ned for the honors m the more lousy eheese on hotter radnators eontest ust as W aek wick got the radlo to work Mr Hunter locked the common room after beatlngs 1n the blackout and sernous rumblmgs of bowlmg bills to crash mto h1s door and to proxe hrs wrath cen sored Lambert Gorgeous George and Coughlln as they appeared to set alarm eloeks after hghts and Ford as he studzed maglc L1mbo s glasses proved the problem of the year as well as X anDyke s rope whlch was eont1nually tled to H H s door and wxth thoughts of s1lent Roland Gsell po Albxe who was trapped by Brg Rus recen 1ng help from a convennently located Latm Grammar firecracker eremnah Anderson and Shellshock we pass on to those who sur vned the torment The peace and produetnveness of the class was assured durmg our Upper Mxd Year by the clolstermg of a great percentage of the llghter element m hot beds of dnssenslon and cr1m1nal1ntent as first Maln fourth Alumm or West whose actnvntnes gave pause to even the hardxest faculty Txger Toms nest of Barbaros and 1sm produced the Mgsierg 0 Boogie Iobn s Bad for What IS Brown Do mg w1th That Mattress7j whnch was cur rently solved by our own Judas Prnest who rounded up and soundly censored all mno cent of the dlsmemberment of Black One s blanket roll A screech of pam through the bu1ld1ng meant Sack Huntmg was agam en terta1n1ng aek ack from one Fergerson of the placld vxsage and dellcate approach of 1 of Pork Moral reformers lnke McAfee VanDyke and assorted OI'gl1l1lL.llC10l1S of the other floors resulted mn rnterestmg and x arled forms of manslaughter Slam McLean whose hope chest was a eonstant source of envy and supply was thrown down four fllghts of stanrs by Atom Bomb Matthxes sen Belln suggested hanging for eertam ele ments Johnson swung at Lnmberg and knocked hnmself down and Mr Hlll thought someone had been fightmg Lowe ln a pr1m1t1ve espedltxon to the depths of the basement after dlsmantlmg Blrhydt s bed proceeded to dnsmantle Barhydt md re turned to the Deck to plaster toothpaste ow er Pollock and Sllberman and mnocentls protest Dennlson s corrldor meetmgs Earl and Flelschmann settled thelr dlfferenees bw spnrlted hackmg at each other wlth sk1 poles as lxght bulbs crashed down the sta1rwav but although factlonal warfare was rnfe Qw1tness the enmeshmg of the Seed 1n count Page tu enty ,ive . , . . . , 9 3 , ' 1 ' ' , . r, ' ' ' , . . . . . , 9 ' - 9 . . , ' x ' 3 9 V' I ' N y ' I 1 J ' v , . 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V ' .D 5 s f 1, 1 9 . 9 w Q , , , . . . - less ropesj the class dld not lack orngmahty and consery ltxsm Wy coff s bell system radlo network kept hnm xn contact wlth Memornl and occa slonally vylth good Doctor Renny Howle Floyd prohnblted swemng on Sunday Krotzer eonstructed elemental research on the theory of eyolutlon self as proof of pnncrple the House lme and went drop pmg h1s l1ttle confidences after h1m Stander just went after the Albany holxday fiasco Bacon and Brrmxngham ldded sex appeal to the place and Hazard and Puppy Cfled for the pos1t1on of class cutest Toward Mxd Year Vaughn Brown got patr1ot1c and be came 46 s first glft to the servlces Keene and Hank went themr own subtle way when suddenly the jazz bug struek and Bunk Johnson became a charter member of the class Doherty and Estlll got blue to Bllhe Hohday s Strange Fruxt wh1le Matty and first floor J C and Bxg Stoop set up llght housekeepnng w1th1n actlve d1stance of Jocky s educated ejaculat1ons and tales of socral success 1n many lands Clark pre pared at joan Metzgar s to 1nher1t the laurels of K1rk and P Matt as Lucky and Walt s1ghed over old t1mes 1n Rye and ra1ded Dobbs for a past1me West was opened and marshalled under the Sarge as a refuge for the Sequr and as such was the scene of pent up frustrat1on Pasty and Fru1tcake battled fiercely about who was the maddest and Greener and Dead Sea Dave reported the v1s1tat1on of a spectre shortly after the demnse of a member of the I'rench department wh1ch turned out to be merely Pasty makmg an after l1ghts 1D spect1on Through all th1s Maxwell and Moody deduced much of the stretchab1l1ty of rubber and on Frrst Mam such emxnent pedagogxcal Hgures as B111 Boyd and Bo Kelly were not eager for the great educate 'Vlr Slebert plan the flrst moyement of wh1ch was ent1tled The Bottles Behmd the Panel or Sumts by Goodyear Keep Those Coke Bottles Qunet The outcome vyas the nabbmg of Kelly as he fought nay al battles Page tu enty slr vuth old shoes on the oceannc result of a burst pxpe and jomed Sellwood 1n explora t1on of the electrleal sy stem The soft glow of Rodent loye was cast oyer the ent1re corrndor as the Rat and the Mole enjoyed the aroma of cookery emanatmg from Plumly s vacant room together to be jomed by who but Chllmers the NeL and Dlppy Dave The year ended as Sellwood caught the Wanderlust and three eensures and pro ceeded to test W est whlle Plumly and Poll check were mpped 1n the attempt to h1t the jackpot and brmg a bonanza exam mark I guess It was then that most of us began to reahze you can t beat the system Pop and a lot of us began to real17e what It all meant to us through all the eynlclsm and grlplng and plague Yeah Pop I only know semor year by hearsay but then I get around and know that the greatest class that ever h1t Hotch nmg of the end had IIS l1ttle drawbacks They had 1mported another rhmg from Texas to replace Shm and h1s s1m1larly wxde open no1se that he called a vo1ce dommated Hrst floor but lt was found that w1tt1c1sms came forth through the holocaust and he had h1s xdeas about morals to brlghten our corner wh1le 1n West West another joker name of Merry Perry set up frustrated housekeeplng w1th Hammy to become an undlsputed help to the class and eyen to Spanlsh class Then there was Op fr1end of Sack a happy addxtjon from the Grand Raplds dlXl sxon of the bureau who managed to scare the Buffaloes off ey ery n1ekel1n the eommunlty and some pro athlete dressed 1n dubxous brown from Exeter who helped to put faxr H at the top but I guess Muscovy was legal after all There were some others too but they kept dxsappearmg 1nto the master s smoklng room and runnmg about ln an ex cuse for a car whose only claxm to mrleage was a knob on the dashboard labeled free wheelmg One Keener who looked hke Broyy n oy ersxzed proy ed what a Summer of pollutnon can do Eyery one settled back to the same old ey ery thmg 1n due tlme wrth y . . . . 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' - V A ' U v I me . , - . . ,, . . ,, , H N ' v y v ' 1 y . , 5 1 - ,, 1 Y l ' V A w , ' , , , , 1 , 1 1 1 m v ' ' 1 ' ' the loud pat1ents of the Fourth Ward frus trated Renegrades actmg Levxtes Apostle s D1SLlplCS and a peculxar group 1n NX est West some tell1ng of comfortable cabms of the West more tellmg of Edgartown whnch harbored the select and the rest of the local yokels and bars The first post war year w1th duratlon elothmg broke upon us wlth full athletxe schedules and full athletes rn mlnd 1nd body Pall Term brought on Iznoeutxon IS rat erxes eehoed from the thlrd floor and there seemed to be a mysterlous eallmg to the nether reglons of t1le even when the plague wasn t dommant just to keep the corrndor noisy Rush the Mole and Cokey joe found a gre If affectxon for a certam tm top which same made a pleasmg sound when rollmg and when One lnstalled a walkre talkxe 1t was d1scovered that the operator refused to d1vulge the number even to Doherty and Moody A happy group on the fourth m augurated the breakfast lunch and supper club at the local hot spot and seemed sup phed wnth food espec1ally Boyds coffee eake whxeh strangely d1sappeared through pleasxng efforts of Clark and VanDyke Fergy boasted more and better d1scs but you couldn t hear them anyway because he w1s forever poundmg the desk and McAfee was forever poundmg out h1s door panel to get at Motch or M1ur on the msrde The room of one Fearless One boasted a bar and grill and usually 1 kmfe 1n the door but S1mmons made up for that and loaded h1s hope ehest to the pleasure of peasants Then there was the room of one Sak1 Dave with a bathtub of gm and 1 g1me refuge for pregnant beagles untnl one sllpped on the Common Room floor 1nd W h1te Mouse lard the golden law Feuer s room was mlstaken for 1 zoo too but lf w1s only Krotler md Coke In XVest mtrngue ran r1mp1nt IS Kelly and Earl took double enl1stments for the A A A and the Pro and Con Club vs h1le XVaek wack s radio blared propagandl The term ended IU a flare of eleganee mth Vloodys masterp1ece d1g1t efcpressmg our thoughts and the dance curmg our frustra txon W1nter Term Flattop hxbernated ln the closet Snow hxbernated to the heavens and the food seemed to hlbernate m the kxtchen at least 1t drdn t seem to reach the tables wh1le Sk1ppy kept em shootmg on the bas ketball court and Tlger s hockey battled the elements In some dram hole under the gym somethmg called sw1mmmg produced the best team ever to open the eyes of the school to ehlorme and Hgures as Murray Merrnt Mouse and Wmdsor trxmmed skm tlght bathmg su1ts 1n certam places The West gamblmg assoc1at1on thrlved except that Wet John seemed to contmually lose to the efforts of Perry and Pasty Motch and Clark pulled the grand charlty of the month IH troducmg a sllghtly mebrrated Baker mto the salle de manger who took h1s stand 111 the ansle and refused to leave even at the command of the Duke The hol1day saw plenty of cold but no snow and the Brldge Club w1th Kebbon Orr and Crandall shuf flung behmd barred doors Doherty rated the h1gh tr1bunal for h1s attempts at arson and exams were the h1gh tnbunal for the rest as the Moe took h1s usual toll Footxe D1ck Was healed although the nature of the operatlon was always obscure and there were rumors of terr1fied nurses but he eame back 1n trme to see Johnson s Crystal ball fiasco and entertam the g1rls It the dance whnch xtself g1ve xent to gre It operat1ons by Goldfish Some snow brought on a few ralds on terrlfied Preps return1ng from Study Hall and wxth the end of the motor cycle fiasco every one left ln style the ellte elalmed to be he 1dmg for Plornda the rest had better places to go Cr1es of Gump Gup Goldfish And Green gr1eed the return of Sprmg but no one seemed to know whether they were to be congratulated or hung and on our re turn T1n Soldler vs IS already dxggmg the llwn m search of vsorms The Place looked mee unt1l a cloud th It the Apostle eouldn t move for three months settled oxer our Page tuenfy set ew 3 - - . . , . 7 J 3 ' ' -' , ', ' Us ' - ' 7 4. 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A D v 1 v l1t1ds QISLX II tl1t b1tC1rttnh1ls,htool4 hls turn II txtrx posltlon on tht htld txttpt b1tltstop ohnson lt1rntd not to dlstolor tht b1lls on tht bltlxstop ht thrtxx thtm r1s,l1to1tr Txlpod prox td It tould do most 'lI'lXIl'l1I15 1nd ults tusstd utrxont and thrtu to ttnttr htld Boot thrtlttntd 111 xtlr to go out for trztk but st1ll had the btst turx ts, xx h1lt h1rdlutl4 Bo Ktllx of tht If touldn t bt ln 1ctord1on Xmtagt beat tl1t hurdlts 1nto SL1bI'l1lSS10I1 Sovx s mtk HIINLS Llllgllf up vxlth hlm just IS 1 11mmX lut tzught up w1th othtr m1strt1nts, 1nd tlustd 111 mll out r11d on tht Prtps whnth tndtd w1tl1 tht Apostlt s room wrttktd 1nd lillldy 1nd 1 pltturt of Ruth1t 'unong tht 1111581112 Tht Gltt tlub tonttrt II lmml XX llllrd sm 'VItrr1tt 1ffttt1onattlv stroklnv hxs tr11n glt wh1lt Ktbbo s glrl refused to see h1m lgllfl Dutton brought forth the ottet m1nus Mat Kttne, 1nd N iughn to the d1s plt lsurt of ont Dennlson, vxh1Ch ultmmtely tndtd ID tht whtrt1s our rtCord1ng7 def1l Cr1ts of sot soc d1td xnto sm1les as he blngtd out tht trut11l tr1plt It Choatt ll though 9I11lltS from tht s1del1nes h1ndtred Page fuenty ezght othtrs Nltmornl D11 sm txtn ltutr not sgrlndlng md ohnson 1nd Coughlm toolt tht bottom out of Brld H111 s t1not wh1lt Boot Art, 1nd I d Ht 1d txplortd tht Hoost Ill 1 rubbtr bo1t Exams brought thundtrstorms 1nd 1 vsttlt of off kty studymg ls tht Nlot lgtllll rtaptd .1 ttrr1blt toll and tolltgt rtports rtaptd tht1r own toll Almost from out of nowhtrt glrls 1nd plrtnts appt1rtd to .lt tend 1 vnh1rlv11nd dlntt to ht 1r tht otttl hours vxt bttlmt 1lUINI1l As wt lllltd up 111 tht gym for tht llst t1mt, Sllls pnophtsltd, Wtll,1r tould hut gont t1thtr wx IX md wt wtrt gl1d1t h1d tomt our way Through 1ll tht LQHILISI11 and grnplng 1nd tr1t1t1sms of tht four ytars wt kntw Hotthluss mtant much more than lust 1 school 1t rtprtstnted four yeirs of our ln es, tht forrmtxxt years m vshxch we wert tempertd for lnft, and as the Class of 1946 formally dxssolved, we suddenly found ourselvts men modlhed pos s1bly 1n Splft of ourselves by Hotchluss st1nd1rds, 21I'ldllNlIlg alwwys among Hotch klSS frntnds 1, - 11 1 11 , ' 1 1 1 11 1 v 111 -1 1 y -1 - - -1 - ' , 1 1 K . ull J 1 Q, ' ,. if l V x V N1 l X 'A' 3 j 1 1 ' ' . . . - 11 1 A .A ,l 'X .W , 1. 1 , 1 1 , - 1 1 1 , t . . . 1 , L A , ,Q 1 ,- t X ' , ' ' - , , , , 11 1, 1 1 1- 1 Q 1, 7 1 1 V ' ' ' . ,. 1, 1 fm h ' t ' ' sln for tht last t1mt .1nd IH .1 tvs s ort ' Y ' 'L ' ,X H g 11 1-. 1. 1 1 iQ s' Q Q ' Q x W' x 1 xi x r - 1 1 . , ' , .,,, . , 1 .., - - 1, 4 W Q 'Q Q ' it I x 1 1 1 . 1 x 1 I tt a K 4 L ' 3 'V i ' Y ' I ' ' '1 ' ' 'l ' 1 1 1 1 1 -' 1 1 O 1 g ', ' ' , , - 1 1 1 I 1 p x Y 2 Yi Y G C K C L I, X, , V - . . . 'A' I I V ' . . I l I lr' 2 1' I ' ' u 5: 1 - 1 -, , . v I , , , t .. 1, 1. - ',' , I I 'A I . .3 1944-45 . . . Baker Heavyweight Football Club Heavyweight Basketball Club Baseball Ski Club Chem-Physics Club. 1945-46 . . . Baker Heavyweight Football School Swimming Team Second Team Track Gun Club Ski Club Chem-Physics Club. 1944 45 Nlonahan Championship Lightweight Football Team Lightweight All Star Football Team Co Captain Nlonahan Championship Hockey Team Co Captain All Star Hockey Team Nlonahan Baseball Team All Star Baseball Team School Baseball Squad Squash Club Slu Club Glee Club Cast of George Wash mglon Slept Here 1945 46 School Football Squad School Second Football Team School Hockey Squad School Track Team Squash Club Ski Club Editor of LIT Football Program Committee CHARLES TREAT ARNOLD Carmel California Pezz Peasant Rush Williams Thats pretty hairy FRFDFRICK RFNIINIGTON BALI OU 360 Olney St Proudcncc R I To Toad 'vlole Yale You thinking Kelly Thats stretching, a point isnt it? Page twenty nzne , , Y , , , , , , v , .. ., .. ,. .. ,. , , .. , . ,, , . .. t . ' , . . .. ., .. ., .. H d . , A i .1 - ,. .. ,, Animal Crackers Rem , , . , . v ' s ' I y ' ' Q A 9 - Y I 7 Y Y X - - . . . , U T Y Q Y , , - HANHI TON BARHYDT l943-44 . . . Third Honor Roll. Ilnyt Ijglitweiglmt football, Skiing. Track, Stage Crew, RECORD. east of You Can? Tulzr' ll llnifb YUM. I944-45 . . . Third Honor Roll, Hoyt Liglitvveiglit Football, Skiing, RECORD, Stage Crew, Chem-Physics Club, Medical Club, Band. H. D. A., Vfoods Squad, Ski Club. 1945-46 . . . Second Honor Roll. Hoyker Liglitweight Football, Skiing, Business Manager of RECORD, Property Manager on Stage Crew, Chem-Physics Club, Band, H. D. A., Ski Club. lll Canner Strut New Haxen Conn Ham X 1 t XX hereas space eurxcs through a fourth demension HILNRX BFLIN IX Vaxerlx Pennsxlxania Hank Crow Honns Darl Yau Hi dar Page thirty 194' 43 Woods Squad Sehool Swimming., Team Taxlor Svumming, Team Club bolt' Team X nee President of Class VA inter Term Talbott Cup 1943 44 Taslor Lightveiglit Football Team Club Hocltew Team NX oods Squad Club Golf Team 1944 45 Assistant Coach of Tailor Lip,htvueight Football Team School Hocltes Team Sehool Cvolf Team X ite President of Class Winter Term Student Couneil Class Treasurer Spring Term St Lukes Societs Hunting and Pushing Club V . . r A V i , 1 . A 1 V , V Y a . A ' ' .f 1 a . V X ..,. : at -- . . . , , ' . ' ' , ' 1 v ' - ,- . . . 1 V ' ' , 1' , , . - . . l - 'y V ' . . V. ' 7 . Y 3 ' v - .v . 1944-45 . . . Hoyt Club Soccer, Club Track, Assistant Manager School Swimming Team, H. D. A., cast of Ycllou lark, Choir, Glee Club. 1945-46 . . . Club Soccer, Manager School Swimming Team, Club Track, Choir, Glcc Club. I947 43 Sceond Honor Roll Balmer LlL,lllWLIgllI Football 1943 44 Latin Prize Setond Honor Roll Baker Lightw cisht lootball Skiing Club Kult Choir Band Sticntc Club 1944 45 Greek Prize German Prire First Honor Roll First Scholar of Class Baker Heauven,ht Football Club Basketball Club Golf French Club Nledical Club Scientc Club -Xssouate Editor NIISCHIANZA Band Glct Club Rifle. Club Librars 1945 46 First Honor Roll First Stholar Cum Laude Baker Heasyvieigl t Football Team Club Baskn.tb.1llTt.1n1 Captain Sthool Golf Team President of Niedital Club President of -Xlliance Francais Ad'-ertismg Nlanager ot NIISCHIANZ-X Glee Club Band Rifle Club STEPHFIN GARDNER BIRNHNGHAXI Four W mds Andover Conn Birm Birmo Steve W illiams You know some of nn best friends are women AIBFRI S BONINIR IR 109 X Duron St Butlnnan Nlltlmigln Al Xlbtrt 'X Boncbcad Bonn1y Tlberlus Cornell Sorry I lmascnt donc the Greek Page thu ty one -v ,. , . ...,,.......',. s , ,,. DV 1 till... Av. . I t . .A ,A'-HA .. .. .. .. .. .. .. y 1' ' w 1- 1 ' ... . ,, .. , , . y s ,, , . ..- ... ' , ' i' i , Skiing, Club Golf, Band, Choir, Science Club. - ... i V' ,, ' , i 'A' J 5. i. .-'i'S. - .I v . , . y . ' . V , V U' 1 S 14 F A A 1 - ' - ' v ,' - C , i ,' , , Yvv I ' 1 I V I - s - S i A i 1 ' - - A Ay n , . WILLIAM A BOYD Louclonullc IN Y Bull Bronc Schcmole Penhuxn Gnllhoohe Gizmo Yae 1 ms back shes really nnce' VAUGHAN WILLCOX BROWN Port Deposnt Maryland Uncle Remus Rastus Beastxe Chocolate Drop VL nlhams Go long, deh whlte trash' Page thzrty two Sprung 1944 School Baseball Squad 1944 45 School Football Team Tax lor Football Team School Hockex Team School Baseball Team 1945 46 Co Captaxn School Ioorball Team Presldent f Taxlor Club School Hockes Team School Baseball Team Dance Commnttee 1942 41 School Soccer Team Nlonahan Soccer Club Hoelcev Champnonslup Pony League Baseball Team 1943 44 Nlonahan Llj,l1URClQ,l'Il football Team School Hockes Squad Nlonahan Hockex Team Pony League Baseball Team 1944 45 School I-ootball Squad School Hockes Team 'Xmcncan Field Scruce Overseas 1945 46 Student Council School Hockex Team Tenms ' . . n 1 'P y T .' 1 ' ' - . . . - ' ' ' . 0 ,' 1 .' 1 1 4 . l W O . , 4 ol , . .- , ' -- ..- N 7 , ! ' ' M 'V K 5' M.. l , a-A , yn . - ofa, 4 , r as , ., - l . , , . l A I '---'A 'U 'v' -'Q 'fs if . H., - . . . . ' ' ' , ' -f , , , ' , 3 ' . 3 1 ' , ' , ' . . . , ' I' , . 1942-43 . . , Taylor Soccer Team, Taylor Hockey, Pony League Baseball. I943-44 . . . Taylor Lightweight Football Team, Taylor Hockey, Pony League Baseball, All-Star Baseball Team. 1944-45 . . . Taylor Heavyweight Football, Middleweight Foot- ball, Taylor Hockey Team, Championship Club Baseball Team, All-Star Baseball Team, W'oods Committee. 1945-46 . . . School Football Team, Captain Taylor Hockey Team, Captain All-Star Hockey, Second Team Track, Wood's Committee, l.IT Board, Gift Committee, Football Program Com- mittee 1943 44 Championship Hoxt Football Team Sehool Hoekey Squad Club Hoekex Team Sehool Baseball Squad IIT St luke s Woods Commitree Stage Crew 1944 45 Sehool Football Team Sehool Hoekei Team Sehool Baseball Team Club Football Team Fditor ot LIT St Lukes V oods Committee Library Committee Glen. Club 1945 46 Third Honor Roll Sehool Football Team Sehool Hockey Team Sehool Baseball Team Business Xlanazer ot LlT Yice President of St Lukes Chairman of Woods Committee Decoration Committee Nledieal Club ,, ff ,QJQQ fe ' 1 ,E , 1 Q 7 , , KEFNE CLAGGETT BROWN Port Deposit Maryland Frnie Bosco Doodle Keene Princeton They obviously dont fully appreciate my talents IOS! Xl CALHCUUN Cornwall Conn oe Sock Ca ose Ya e Whi lie got a eousin who Page thzrty th: ee ,N , y .. -3- U H Q. -ii 1- H - v v 1 .' , ' V ' U .1 . . l , . .- -, .. .v .1 vi .e .- J , - , 1, H .. f . - , ., , . . i ' ,' i ' ' . , . . . . ,i ' v , . . . . , , v . , ' ' ' - i - i - v ' ' - ' ,- v . . - - . . . , ' ' , ' ,. . . - ., , H ' - - i ,. . WILLIAM ST CLAIR CHILDS JR 607 Shady Ave Pittsburgh 6 Pa ,ro essor Bill .Irs 11 s Cue Bill Ya e He who laughs last laughs best THOMAS A CIARIx uoque Long Island 'N Y Tom Nakajima Nako Balclx The Sheik Ya e Fsery thing but fish please' Page thzrty four 1944-45 . . . English prize 3rd Phillips prize. First Honor Roll, Baker Soccer, Club Hockey Tennis. Library Committee Chem- Physics Club Glee Club. 1945-46 . . . First Honor Roll Cum Laude Manager School Soccer Club Swimming Tennis MISCHIAYZA Board Glec Club. Chem Physics Club English Club Choir 1942 45 School Lightweight Football Team Championship Lightvs eight Baker Football Team Club Basketball Pom League Baseball Ski Club 1943 44 School Iightvs eight Football Team Club Light weight Football School Lightweight Baseball Team Club Baseball Pony League Basketball Pony League All Stars Ski Club I944 45 School Middleweight Football Team Club Football Team Club Basketball Team School Track Dramat Business Board Dance Committee Ski Club 1945 46 Co Captain of School Second Football Team School Football Squad Red Card School Track Team Red Card Trophs Chairman of Dramat Business Board Dance Committee Lnglish Club Ski Club y i 5 i . i , ! Y 3 A 9 - ! , H ' . . , . , . ul f M' .. - H' ..IiH..v UE, N, 1-CI -Hin, .. i- K v. .1 y , I Q V .. , . Q , . .f H if Y -- si 1- U Q. ,H 7 A 5 3 , 1 U - ,i fi 4 . . ' is . , . - I . . . V . Y . . , , I. 1 , , . I l . 1 'H v ' , 'v . Y .' . . y 5 i S - 5 ' - . . . . V i , ! x 1 I y y - - . . . - , Y J S ! ,IS 1 7 I , . l945-46 . . . Taylor Heavyweight Football, Skiing, Tennis, Re- ception Committee. 1943 44 Taslor lithtwcight Football Iaxlor Sltnng Pom Leagut lhstball lst Honor Roll First Stholar Ilnglish Prilt Bible Prilt Photo Club 1944 -H Taylor Iiglitvcight Football -Xll Star Iightvscight Football Faslor Skiing Captain Championship Taxlor Baseball Team All Star Baseball Ttam Sehool Bastball Squad 7nd Honor Roll NIISCH Photographer Rifle Club H D A Photographer I9-H 46 Taslor Hcauvscight Football Team -all Star Htauwtight Football Team Captain Tavlor Skiing Team Sehool Slu Squad Taslor Swimming, Team Sthool Baseball Squad Chairman ot NIISCHIANZK Nledital Club Clce Club 7nd Honor Roll Cum Laude H D A Ski Club Fneutne Committee HENRY CORNICK COKF III 4412 North Versailles Asc Dallas Texas Herkv W illiams Sort of a perennial also ran ROBFR I I AX! RFXCI COUGHI IN 62 3 Ford x L Kingston Coffin Sluns tm Iarrx Ya e I lip., 1 I ocltnts Opportunity knocks onu. it the corridor lust busts in Page tlm ty jitc v I A ., v 4 . , , . .. ., z . xt' ni JR. . A ' . Pa. .. I ..-Inch' .. .. ,II -, , ,., .. . ..y.-S' .. l. U I Q tl ' rest of - - - ,. . - . . . 1' . ' I - H ,' H i .5 . , . A . ' , . ' rl., . . , - .V . 1 ' F F y 1 I O ' . - t - - . - - - ' - ' - .i if ' U. v A ' . U' , V 1 v - K . D I. . y h . , . - . . , x .Q a A A A .A . ,- X v Q - - -v .. 4 ' h . ' . ,MVN AN, - FRANCIS WILLIAM CRANDALI JR 1943-44 . . . Third Honor Roll, Club Iiockcy. I944-45 . . . Third Honor Roll. Monahan Soccer Team, Monahan Hockey Team, Second Philips Prim. 1945-46 . . . Second Honor Roll, Assistant Assignment Ifdilor of RIQCORIJ, Monahan Soccer Team. Monahan Swimming Team, Iinglish Club. S531 Northumberland St I'ittsbur1,h Pa 1 1 le Wild Bill Ya e The Pirates will not finish in last place this year FDWARD S DAINA II ll Birch Road West Hartford Conn LL Ya e What s wrong vuth Connecticut vieathcr in boor Page thzrty szx I tl- I94' 43 Nlonahan Club Football Team Club Hockei Ten ms Choir 1943 44 Monahan Club Football Club Hockey Vsoods Squad Glee Club Choir Chem Phssies Club 1944 45 Sehool Football Squad Championship Monahan If RFCORD Chem Phisics Club Clee Club Rifle Club I9-19 46 School Football Team School Swimming Term Nlonahan Swimming I'eam Tennis Sports Iditor of RICORD Vedical Club Third Honor Roll I'all Term Second Honor Roll Spring term Rifle Club Band UB-Hn, owen- H, .. - ,. I ..T , Vi, ..Iid,. I Club Football, hionahan Swimming Tcalm, Tennis, Assistant Iiditor I - y ' .' I v S 1 i - N1 ' X A t S , I . . I944-45 . . . Baker Lightweight Football, All-Star Lightweight Football, Club Hockey, 2nd Team Hockey, Club Baseball, Znd Team Baseball, All-Star Baseball. 1945-46 . . . Heavyweight Football, Swimming, Skiing, Tennis. 19-P 43 Lower Middle French Prue Second Honor Roll Baker Championship Lightweight Football Team Club Basketball Team Championship Club Baseball Team 1945 44 Upper Middle French Prize First Scholar First Semester First Honor Roll Baker Lightweight Football Team Dramat Stage Crew 1944 45 Senior French Prize First Honor Roll First Semes ter Second Honor Roll Baker Lightweight Football Team Baker Basketball Team Captain Baker Baseball Team All Star Base ball Team Dramat Stage Crew H D A Samt Luke s Committee 1945 46 Second Honor Roll School Track Squad Captain Baker Heavyweight Footabll Team Baker Basketball Team Dramat Stage Nlanager Baker Track Team Cum Laude Society Saint Lul-tes Committee English Club 1 l EDWARD DEWITT 34 N Woodland Street Englewood New jersey Dewey D Brown l it fun its illegal 1f1ts1 a was fun once MICHAEL KING DOHFRTY 440 Park Awe New York City T1 1 e Monk M K S u Yale Go soak your head in a nearby thimblc Kelly Page thu ty seven 1 u 11, 1. en, 11Ed11 f s , ' g llegl,it 11 1- 11, uk 11, 1. ' '11, -1 k H11 1. - , ' ' 11 -- . , . i l., , ' 1 , . - I I . A . . I . 1 . 1 1 1 - . . . I i , i F - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' . , . , , . . ., . - . . . , , i 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . , . 1944 45 Baker Football Tcam Skung, Ska Club Club Base ball Glee Club 1945 46 Baker Football Team Baker Basketball Team Sthool Tennls Squad Lnglnsh Club Glu. Club 'X JOHN DREYFOLS 17 Audubon Place New Orleans La -Y a F005 Fule ohnnxe L IX TUIQITL ARTHUR C DUTTOIN 117 Academy Street Poughkeepsie rt Dut Ya L So vnhat' It s only for one meal 1942 43 Monahan Lightweight Football Skung Sk: Club Band Chonr 1943 44 Monahan Hcawywenght Football Sknng Tenms RECORD Heeler Band Choxr Woods Committee Glec Club Skn Club Third Honor Roll Sprung Term 1944 45 School Football Squad Monahan Heaxywexght Football Team Slu Team Club Baseball RECORD Board Woods Commnttee Assnstant Xlanager of Glce Club Slu Club Cast of Rtfuml 1945 46 School Football Team President of Slu Club Cap tam of Ska Team School Tenms Squad RECORD Board Sctretary of Woods Commnttee Nlanager of Glue Club Student Councll Class Treasurer Sprung Term Headvlaxter Nledncal Club Chau' man of Class Glft Commxttee Page thn ty ezght ' 1 n . 7 I- 79 V 1 u 1 T , . ' - n u I F v ' , 1 4 V F xx I l bl S 1 J , 1 I . ' j' -K, V V V V V 4 53. F. ' , , A , . , , 1 . ,. Q ..V .. ,V ..V HJ 41,2 ..F,l .. To say the least. lndubitably. . 4 , N. Y. ..A ., .. ., , 1, .. . ,, ' ' ' ' l I s H v U 1 , . - V V V VV . V .. V .V . , . . , , y , 1 1 ' - - . . . , 1 ' . I Y Y W 1 3 A Y Y - . . . , A A , - 5 ! 1 T , . . D A 1 5 l l ! Y l A I - 1942-43 . . . Taylor Lightweight Hockey, Taylor Golf. 1943-44 . . . Taylor Lightweight Football Team, Taylor Hockey Team, Taylor Golf Team, All-Star Lightweight Squad. 1944-45 ...Taylor Football Squad, Taylor Hockey Team, Taylor Golf Team, A11-Star Lightweight Football Squad. 1944-45 . . . Taylor Football Squad, Taylor Hockey Team, Championship Taylor Golf Team, Associate Editor LIT. 1945-46 . . . Taylor Football Team, Taylor Hockey Team, Taylor Track, Assistant Editor LIT, Football Program, Gift Committee. 194' 43 Hoyt Lightweight Football All Star Lightweight Ioolball Hoy t Hockey Championship Pony Itague Baseball Team Band Council Co Captain Championship Hoyt Lightweight Football All Star Lightweight Football Hoyt Hockey Baseball X net President of Class Fall Term Student Council I9-Q4 45 o t Heasyvsei ht Football Ca tain School Nliddleweight Foot H 5 s P ball Hoyt Hockey Captain Hoyt Baseball Team Ski Club 1945 46 Student Council Winter Term School Football Squad Co Captain Sthool Seeond Team Captain Hoyt Hockey Club All Star Hotkey Team School Track Team LIT Board Reteption Committee Ski Club JAMES EARL 217 Touraine Road Grosse Pointe Farms Winch Snap Chunk ungle Snapper Princeton Gentlemen the situation is completely torrupt JOE GARNER ESTILI III 12 Fast 97th St New York Cit y Cokey joe Uncle jolting oe Yae Well not quite Boscoe but m working on it l Page thu ty nme l l , I A . M ., .. ,. HJ ., .. .. , , , , , Q, .. , ,. .. ,, .. - J .. , , I , ' , , 1' - - ,, l -- , . . . i ' 4 , ' I i I , ' - I- - .- i ' ' - As ' 1943-44 . . . Vice-President of Class Spring Term, Student .' ' - 4 ' I v I r A , -5 .,' , - 1, . ' ,.-i , . - . . . - . . w .' I .Vx A Y v I ' . - - , 'i I' , s Q ' I I ' v A ' Iv Y T F I 7 I I 1 , ' ' . LANH RON W FARVl 11 765 North Sherldan Road Lake Iorcst 111 oon ooner nn Stu un Ya e Stop staring Abe 25 Lnnden Place New Rochelle IN Y Turtle Baum Ros Barbaros Barbarxan Williams What you neyer heard Shoeless Dans recordmg of Pnckpocket Blues on the ongl nal note label? Page forty 1942 43 Nlonahan Lightweight Football Team 'ylonahan Hockey Team Nlonahan Pony Baseball Team 1943 44 Nlonahan l.1g.,l1tvse1p,ht Football Team Nlonahan Hockey Team 'Nlonahan Pony Baseball Team State Crew 1944 45 Nlonahan Champxonshup Heayyuenelxt Football Team Nlonahan Champnonshxp Hoekey Team Nlonahan Baseball Team Stage Crew 1945 46 Nlonahan Champlonshnp Heauvne1g,l1t Football Team Second School Hoekey Team 'vlonahan Baseball Team State Creve 1942 43 Lnblxtwexgllt Taylor Football Club Hoekey Club Baseball 1943 44 Tlnrd Honor Roll Sprmg Term Taylor Heavy wenbht Football Club Hockey Pony League Baseball Bovung 1944 45 Taylor Nllddlenenellt Football Taylor Hoekey Team All Star Pony League Squad Taylor Baseball Team Stage Crew 1945 46 Sehool Football Squad SLl10UlH4DLkLW Squad Sehool lraek Squad New York Herald Tribune lieprescntatne ' .' -. .- , , , ...A 'y v.'. y A ' ,A -' I v Y v- ,1 I I S Y ,A v ' f - A l ' w vfv'y 1 - nv . ,A 1 ,AT v ' : v : 1 . 1 . , . A e E ,: , I HR H, .-R .,,..S- H, .. b,.,f.F U l .1 - ,V , . JOHN P. FERGUSON v, v , . . 1- in .. ,. 1. -. 1. , - 1 v f .. - H ,.. '1 .. V V . , H . 1 , ,RW ' ' - . . . I ' ' ' . v ,y ' .. . I ' 3 ' - Ar rv v u I y ,, , - - . . . . 4 ' V ', Y . . .lv . i . . Y e , . , ,. .. V ',, '. 'F. 'L 1943-44 . . . Science Prize, 2nd Honor Roll, Championship Light- weight Club Football, Lightweight All-Star Football, Champion- ship Club Basketball All-Stars Lightweight Basketball Cham- pionship Club Pony League Baseball. 1944-45 . . . 2nd Honor Roll Club Football School Football Squad School Basketball Squad Tennis Chem-Physics Club. 1945-46 . . . Student Council Znd Honor Roll School Team Football Coach Club Basketball School Track Team Chem- Iliysics Club Viembre du Comitc de L'Alliance Francaise. 1943 44 lliatorx Prile Nionalmn Sotecr Swimming Choir Colt Band Spring, Ttrm 1944 45 Nlonahan Sotctr Swimming Choir Glo.: Club Tennis Ski Club 1945 46 Second Team School Soecer Sthool Swimming Team Glen Club Tennis Third Honor Roll Ski Club L Alliance Francaise STANLEY BURTON' FPUFR 1502 E LaSalle St South Bend Indiana Buddha Chunk Coach Ya e Do you need spiritual ai CHARLES FLLISCHNIANN Winding Creek Farm Madeira Ohio Custaf Chau Champagnt Charlie Darn it Childs I am NOT blushing' Page forty one , . , , . , , , , 1 . . , , Q ,i 1 . . 1 , , .. Y -- -dv. 1 l 1 A ll A I , .,, . Yale , , - - 1' 1,1 M 1 1 t , . . - ...i 1 tu 1 ' v , . - . .. y . . , , . , 1943-44 . . . Taylor Soccer, Cflub Ifootball, Club Basketball, Club Baseball, Second Ilonor Roll I-irxt Semester. Third Honor Roll, Associate hditor of the I.lT. 1944-45 . . . Club Middleweight Ifootball Squad. Captain of HOW ARD OSCAR I'I OYIJ 70 Xlonumtnt Avenue Glens I-alls New York Hovt e Oscar I loud Y 1 t Budd.: I swtar FRANK RICHARDS IORIJ Box '61 Southport Conn a st frank a sctto Itlit tpsodtnt Itarltss l r r ri Prmttton I knovi you all and will avshnle uphold the umok d humour of sour iclleness Page forty two School Basketball. School Squad Baseball, Honorary Business Man- ager of LIT, Class Prcsidcnt Sprung Term, Student Council, Fideli- ti Pr ve Super Nlen Basketball Dodber Bastball 1945 44 Spanish Prim. Sttond Honor Roll Baker Heaw weight Football School Squad Basketball Baker Tennis Nledical Club Cast of Crm! C uflurnn 1944 45 Second Honor Roll School Soccer Sbhool Basket ball School Squad Tennis Baker Tennis Nltdital Club Casts of I I ou u It C mrqi ll axblnqfurl Sl I H r 'Hut IJ 1945 46 Third Honor R ill Captain Sthool Sotcer Co Captain Sthool Basketball Sthool Itnnis President of Baker Club President of II D A Cum I aude. asts ot 'IDL 1l.uf5Htrut T11 lot ft 5 i . xl' .. H ,., MFI i 1 .,, .Tl .. It .I C ..1,, X .,, .. I ..: - , -nkn y , 1942-43 . . . Second Honor Roll, Baker Lightweight Football, 'II ft- ,S 1- ,V lp -11.91. ' - . . . I t , i ' , S - 1944-47 . . . Balter lightweight football team, Baker Basketball Team, Baker Baseball Team, All-Star Baseball Team, School Base- ball Squad. 1945-46 . . . Baker Football Team, Baker Basketball Team, As- sistant Coach Baker Baseball Team, All-Star Baseball Team, English Club. Faylor Colf and Tennis Choir I9-U 44 Taylor Lightweight Football All Star Lightweight Football Tailor 'nd Team Hockey Pony League Baseball Pony League Baseball All Stars Heeler Dramat Business Board 1944 45 Taylor Heavyweight Football Captain ot Taylor Hoeltes Team Taylor Championship Baseball Team School Set ond Team Baseball Assistant Business Vlanager H D A Club Hoeltey All Stars Glee Club I9-H 46 Time Current Fyents Prue Co Captain Taylor Heayyvueight Football Taylor Hockey Team Sehool Baseball Team Cast of Hash Hear! Cast of Tb: tsl Assistant Business Nlanager H D A JFRONTE FREDERIC GREEN 45 Strathmore Road Great Neck New York jerry Abe Able Starey Eyes Brown Well she has a nice personality anyway XVIILIAXJ W GRFFTNHALGH Springsbury Berryville Virginia Greeny Greengroin Gromer Fat One Fats Sow Omlt Daddy Warbucks Daddy Greener Ya e Page forty three . . s .. .. .. .. .. -., .1 ,, , , 1 .. - - .. , . . v .. - ,, . Y , . . .. .. .. - ,. .. - .. s s s .. U .. ., .. .. .. - ,. , , . , .. ,. .. ,H .. .. , , 1942-43 . . . Taylor Soccer Squad, Taylor 2nd ltlocltey' Team, , 'I Q b .y .D - . , . 1' i A v ' i I V ,' ' F .FY 7 .v - , , . . . . - . . . 1 ' y ' ' 4, 1 if y iv I I . w- , - - - -, . 1. - ' . ' ' I I ' 4 , ' - ' 1, v Y V Y .I .I I F 1 .' , '1' y A CHALMERS HAINDY R F D No 2 Champ Nez Prmceton Close the vsmdows Earl C F HOTCHKISS 9 Vlurray Street Bnnghamton New Yor Hockey Greasy Clarence Greasy ockcy Pmnochlo Yale That s what I keep telling my wife Page forty four 1942 43 Hoyt Lnghtwenght Football Team Sk: Club Hoyt Tenms 1943 44 Championship Hoyt Llghtwelght Football Team All Star Lnghtwexght Football Team Skn Club Army Basket ball Team All Star Basketball Team Tenms Heeler of H D A Business Board Heeler of MISCHIANZA Plgeon Club 1944 45 Hoyt Football Team All Stars Mnddlewenght Team Sk: Club School Basketball Team Tenms Team Assouate Edxtor of MISCHIANZA Heeler of H D A Pigeon Club 1945 46 School Football Team School Basketball Team Skt Club School Tennns Squad Asslstant Busmess Manager of H D A 1943 44 'Nlonahan Llghtvnenght Football Team Monahan Basketball Monahan Track 1944 45 Monahan Champnon Lughtwenght Football Team All Star Lnghtwenght Football Team Monahan Basketball Monahan Track 1945 46 Monahan Heavywenght Champnonshnp Football Team, Monahan Champnon Basketball Team, Monahan Track ' . . 1 ' , , V - . . Y . . . . . , - - - .. ,. . , , - y ' s y - - - , 1 , . ' a s u 9 ' 1 Q Y 1 N , . . ., . - . . . , , , , . . . Y l I V Lyme, Conn. .. . ,, .. ., 1 .. V. ., , . 1 ' 1 , k .. ., .. ,. .. ,, , , , ...I ,, .. - - ,, , .. . - - .. - . . . 1 ' , , . - . . . , - ! I 1943-44 . . . Hoyt Championship Soccer Team, Ski Team, Ski Club, Band. 1944-45 . . . Hoyt Championship Soccer Tcam, School Soccer Team, Ski Team, Ski Club, Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Medical Club. 1945-46 . . . School Soccer Team, Ski Team, Glee Club, Orches- tra, Ski Club, Medical Club, Ski Committee. Star Lightweight Football Team Club Skiing Tigers Champion ship Baseball Team Band Photograph Club 19-U 44 Nlonahan Heavyweight Football School Squad Football Club Sk ing Ski Club Club Swimming School Squad Baseball Band Class Ring Committee 1944 45 School Team Football Championship Nlonahan Hockey Team Championship Xlonalian Football Team Club Sknnz Ftecutne Ski Committee Club Swimming School Team Baseball Lighting Nlanager for Tlininlh 1945 46 Student Council School Team Football School Squad Hockes Captain Second Hockey Team Evcecutne Ski Com mittee School Baseball Team Chairman of Decoration Committee ALLEY IVES HUNTING 355 Plymouth Road Grand Rapids Vlichigan Al Sac s Sacker A en Weasc Dartmouth We know little Paul WILLIAM R ,IOHNSON New Preston Connecticut i Coach Varsity Bill Curley Yale ll hopeU Im going to turn my room into a com mon room Page forty fzve l A ..Al.., .. - ,k .., .. U, .. H H, 7 - f .. . - ,.. , V . 1 ..B-un, .. .., .. - 4 .., .. tv., 1942-43 . . . Captain Monahan lightweight football team, All- . v , .. . , . - me K A , V - ' 2 .- .... '- i r S ROBFRT IOUIS JONIS 847 Sauo Hull Road I-airfield Cunncctncut 0 XX lmpu NY usp RICHARD A KFBBON JR 432 N Ilndcn Drnc Hlgbland Park Illmon Kc 0 Kc onautgb Ruh Rum Keb Prxma Donna Y A 4 Snr' Remember xuur plane I don I care' Page forty szx 194' 43 Taxlor LlbllIYlClgl1I Iootball Club Baseball Club Basketball 1943 44 Club Lxglmtwcnrbt Football Club Silmmlllj, Club Baseball LIT Stage Crux 1944 45 Club HL3XNWLlj,l1fIll4llhlll C lub Svurnnunr C lub Baseball St13,cCrcu Honorarx Nlcmbgruf tlull D A Honorarx Adxcrtnsmg, Nlanagcr of IIT 1944 45 Taxlor Club bloc Club Cast of Cmrgl XX t1Yhlllgf0W Slfpt Hrrr Yrllou ark Mmlnlb Dramat Ska Club l945 46 Taxlor Soccnr Captam Taslor Svummmg Team Glee Club Skn Club Fnglxsll Club Cast of Tbr' Havly Hrarl Thr Tonbluarrrv Tbr Irv! Third Honor Roll Drama! W, k - U F . v.v . uv. .7 .V , ',, f , .. . 1 ' ' .,, .' '.. , .' ', ' ' . . ., I' - v v If I . I.. , ' H 4. H 1. H- -.U .. Bb, , l. 1 l v . . I, . I.. ' w Q. N 1. ,-4v...4,.v.. Y -V b, b , , . u '-..- H y .,- I Q I H - 1' , ,. 1 - , I , , - - 1, L ,Y I. , Y 1 Q- y , Q I- 1 - - 4 x 7f .N ' . 4 1943-44 . . . 3rd Honor Roll, School Football 2nd Team, Cham- pionship Hoyt Heavyweight Football Team, Hoclter's Hockey, Track, Sequester Club, LIT Heeler, Stage Crew Heeler, Band, Pigeon Club. 1944-45 , . . School Football 2nd Team, Hoyt Heavyweight Football Team, Sequester Club, Hoyt Hockey, All-Star Hockey Team, School Tennis Squad, Assistant Editor of the LIT, Alliance Francais, Pigeon Club, Medical Club. 1945-46 . . . School Football Squad, Hoyt Basketball, School Track, LIT Advertising Manager, Reception Committee, Octet, Band, Hunting and Fishing Club, English Club. W B KELLY JR 807 St Georges Lane Baltimore 10 Wd B Chicken Pinhead I1 Dinosour Baldie Boggie W B Princeton All right Doherty you can come down that tin roof now' 194' 45 Hoyt football Hoyt Skiing Stqucsttr Club Ski Club Pom League Baseball Host Tennis 1945 44 Championship Hoyt Football School Football Tennis 1944 41 Hoyt Football School Football Squad Ski Team Fiecutiye Ski Club Captain Hoyt Ski Team Tennis Stage Crew 1945 46 School Football Team Ski Team Captain Hoyt Skiing kite President of Ski Club Tennis H D A Englih Club WILLIANI GAINI S 1xllLa Buttonvnood Lane Darien Connecticut Bear Tiny Teddy Romper Tank Teddy Beit Line em up and shoot em' If you don line em shoot em anyway' Kills A 5 'P' Page forty seven . . , . i , 1 . ,. O.. .. - H .. - ,, .. - H i , ll ' !9 ,ll ' lv ll ' at , , . . f' ' , , . . . . , . , . , off ' '. . 1' S ' f . ' . .. A ,. .. V vs. .. ,,. .. ,. ,U -il.. I , v- l 1 , - .. - . t l 1, .I . . , , , .. --YI., ,: , . .jy . ' 1 a . 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M fig I 3 1, JA' ' . i Q- LAW RFINCE STEWART KROTZER Box ll8 Chappaqua New York Krot7 A c :nk Ya c Its nu! better to have loyed and lost than newer to hate loved at all Nlr Berry GEORGF FRNFST LABALME JR 944 Firth Avenue New York New York Bony Frngers Bony Balmy Prmceton uer you grnnd i 2' Page forty e1ght 1942 43 Fnglnsh Prwe Screncc Prue Second Honor Roll Taylor Club Club Soccer Club Skung Pony Baseball Chem Plmysrcs Club Pngeon Club 1943 44 First Scholar for year Flrst Honor Roll Taylor Lrghtv erght Football Team All Star Lr5l1rvnc1p,l1t Football Team Sknng Club Track MISCH Heeler Skm Club Chem Physics Club Dramat Stage Crew Prgeon Club 1944 45 Second Honor Roll Taylor Hcaxyevught Football Team School Football Squad Sknng Club Track School Track Team Something lndeflmtc on XIISCH Fxecutnc Commrttee of Slu Club Chem Physrcs Club L Alliance Francaise 1945 46 Cum Laude Second Honor Roll School Football Team Club Basketball Coach School Track Team Inglnsh Club Cnrculauon and Business Nlanager of NIISCHIANIIA Medical Club Nlembrc du Comntc de l Allramt lranmuse 194' 43 Woods Squad Svbrmmmg Golf Choxr Band 1945 44 Woods Squad School Swnmmnng Team Baker Svummrng Team Golf Chorr Healer of H D A Assistant Pro jectromst 1944 45 Soccer School Swrmmmg Team Baker Champron ship Svummlng Team Golf Band Chem Phy slcs Club Assrstant Proyectronlst Nledlcal Club Busmess Board of H D A Cast of L Anglais Trl u on Ir Parlr Allrance Francars - ..., -Q 'att' w 1 1 D I T , . 7 Y S I' v ! 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' ! - 1942 43 Second Honor Roll Host Lightweight Football All Star Lightweight Football Hoyt Hotkew School Baseball Squad 1943 44 How t Football NX ood Squad Host Basketball Team School Basketball Team School Baseball Team Stage Crew 3rd Honor Roll 1944 45 Championship Hou Soccer Team School Soccer Team Presulent of Class Wmtcr Term School Basketball Team Secretarx of Class Sprung Term 3rd Honor Roll lst Semester School Baseball Team 'nd Honor Roll 'nd Semester Assocxate ldntor of l ll' St luke s Sotntu Student Councnl Nledltal Club Vs nltox Cup Xlkmncr School Doubles Tournament 1945 46 Sthool football Team Co Captain School Basket ball Team C .xptann School Bastball Team Treasurer of Class lall ant Vvnntcr ltrms lrtsndtnt of Student Councnl President of St Iuka, s Socmu C hnrman lf lll' Second Honor Roll Dance C ommntttc Xltdntal C lub II-V 41 Nlonahan lng,htwug,l1t Ioorball Nlonahan Basket ball Words Squad Pom Baseball 1945 44 Xlonahan Basketball Woods Squad Pom Baseball I9-H 45 Treasurer ot Class XX nnttr Term Student Council Coach lxtlxtwught Football Nlonahan Basketball Sehool Baseball Xleclncal Club 1945 46 XILC President of Class Fall Term Secretarx ot Class Vo nnter and Sprung. Term Student Council Nlanager School Basketball Team, School Football Squad, Nledlcal Club, Dante Commnttee PAUL C LANIBFRT Nlnddletown New jersey Ish Kabnble Beany Apostle Yac W ell bows Iwe gotta gotta work now CHARLI S lr BOUTII I ll R New York New York e out out Lb lubs Bott e Yae If you throw enough mud at the wall some o ll wnll stuck l Page for ty nme - . . , , 1' ' , 1 Y . 1 A . , V - ' ' ' . v ! . 1 -r s - 1 - 1 . - , . ' ' 1 . 4- q 1 . , ., ' ,', ' 1. , ,,.Q . H- ' 1k , . , . . - . ' , - . - I w ' F h Y ' 1 . s .-. ' - . - . ,. . ' , ,. I , ,. ' , s ,. ' ' . . r A , 1. - -y 1. ,vs 11 U s s . L' U 1' , 'v is . s . ' v ' '11 . ,A 1. 1. 1. .- .1 .. 1. .1 11 -, L B ,B ,L , . , I w 1. I Y f- ,- - -1 t . 1 . 'V J - - , . .. , . , . ' , r . . 1' . .- . . . . 1 v . ' ' 1' y- s- s V. 4 - . ' .7 , . - ,. PETER R LIMBURG Banksville Road Bedford New York Limbo Limboor Brillo Woe Hair Barrel Chest Pete Gimps Genosse Ya e Well done ape heres a banana CLIFFORD GOADBY LOEW 6 Osborne Road Poughkeepsie, New York Cliff Goadby Yale Upper Middle year was a great success despite certain short Cummings Page fzfty 1942-43 , . . Taylor Soccer, Swimming, Pony League Baseball, Choir, Band, Znd Honor Roll. 1943-44 . . . Soccer, Skiing, Pony Baseball, Band, RECORD Business Board Heeler, Znd Honor Roll. 1944-45 . . . Lightweight Football, Skiing, Ski Club, Still Heel- ing RECORD, 2nd Honor Roll. 1945-46 . . . Taylor Heavyweight Football, Swimming, Track, Exchange Editor of RECORD, 3rd Honor Roll Alliance Francaise. 1942 43 Woods Squad Skiing Club Tennis Science Club School Band Class Prwe in French Third Honor Roll 1943 44 Club Soccer Woods Squad Skiing Club Tennis Science Club Informal Medical Club Alliance Francais The LIT Third Honor Roll 1944 45' Manager of Varsity Soccer Team Woods Squad Skiing Tennis Squad Science Club Medical Club Honorary Editorial Chairman ofthe LIT Debating Team Third Honor Roll Cum Laude Society Graduated i x mi v ii ii - -y ii - ii ii i ii v Q 1 s 1- in it vi ii - n me 1 n 1 s 1 u i , , . if - yi u is s ii - . . . 1 ,, ' - ' - s s s i x - i - ' - r - w s 1 a i v s y - . . . , , v 1 v A i s i s , . I94' 43 Host Football Svuummung Baseball 1943 44 Club Football Basketball Tennus 1944 45 Club Football Basketball Tcnnus 194' 43 Xionahan Luglutwtuglut Ioutball Club Hotkes Club Fcnnus Nutc Prcsudent of Class Sprung Term l94'l 44 All Star Lughtvweught Football School Hocltew Team Presudent of Class Vunter Term Student Councul Club Tennus Class Presudent Sprung Term 1944 45 School Football Team School Hotltcw Team Club Tennus Student Councul Presudent ot Student Countul Sprung Term Class Presudent Fall Term Class Yuce Presudent Sprung Term ROBERT A LOWE 411 Tuttle Parkway Westneld N J Bob N .uvy CHAUNCH FORBUSH I UFlklN Kurby Lane Rte New York Luc y Fobuu. Bush Why buy a cow when mulk us theap Page ffty-:me L., -- . . . 1' , ' , , - . . . , , . - . . . , , , , . . .1 .u , A ' . . ' . u , JR. .' r A uu vu, U- -in 1, sv k . . u. ff - ' H . f v V S0 , -- , . . . . ' ' , ' ,', , , ,. . . . , ,- . . . - ' , ,' , .,, . 1 u u - . . . , ' .' , - 1 . ,. . . . u ' ALFXANDLR VLAFEE 2761 Chestnut Hnlls Drnc Cleyeland Helghts Ohlo San y ae uns Hun y A ex Iesty Yac RICHARD B VLCURDY 7515 llboyx Iane Pluladelplna 19 Pennsylyanna up attop H a L Rt tha. Rnersult Page fifty two 1942 43 Taylor Iuelmtmcnght Football Team School Inght vsenght Football Team Taylor Svummxnp, Team Sehool Svummlng Team Pony League Baseball Band 1943 44 Taylor Football Team Sehool l.l8l1IWC11.,l1l Football Team Pony League Basketball Sthool l1g,htwe1y,l1t Basketball Team Taylor Track Team Dramat Busmcss Board llceler NHSCH Heeler 1944 45 Selmol Football Squad laylor lootball Team School Basketball Squad Sehool Baseball Squad l,l'1H13I Busme s Board Glec Club Cast of 'Htultllw Ottttrt SklL1ub Nlcducal Club 1945 46 School Football Team Sehool Basketball Team School Baseball Team Dramat Buslntss Board Nledneal Club Skt Club Octette H D A Student Counul 1947 43 Hoyt Ll1,l'llYClL,l1l lfootball Basketball Camera Club 1943 44 Hoyt Llgl1tyse1g,l1tlootball All Stars Golf Basket ball Camera Club Thlrd Honor Roll 1944 45 Hoyt Football Basketball Tenms Golf Second Honor Roll 1945 46 Hoy t Heayyvnuy,ht Football Basketball School Golf Team Thxrd Honor Roll - . . . ' . ' I - Q -. ' , ' ' .v 1 , , y K N . 9 V v ' ' . 1 ' 1 - S -lv v A' T Y v u - 4'. v ', , ,' 1 ' . . , - . . . ' h . . ,' : , , ' .C - y . 4 , , 1 'V - ' ' 's -S l S - - I - . . . ' 1 . ' , - u ' v A ' y , , . . ., . ' . ' , , Y ' . V . , . diy, UM ,V ...I I, ..' .. . klvn, lt , 1 HT My UF' H, UF. -1-'U V ll .. h -H Q- ,H . ' ' sl '1H.,. SA . si. -- . . . ' V' ' Q , , , , ' . ', : , 5 - , ' ' ' s y s , y ' - . . . ' 1 1 Ts S 1 . D . I ' -- vi, ' y . , , . 1942-43 , . . Book Prize, Ancient History, Second Honor Roll, Orchestra. 1945-44 . . . Book Prize, English Ill, Second Honor Roll, Mona- han Soccer, RECORD, Orchestra. 1944-45 . . . Book Prize, Modern European History, Second Honor Roll, Monahan Soccer, Znd Team Soccer, RECORD, Orchestra, Geo-Political Club. 1945-46 . . . Second Honor Roll, 2nd Team Soccer, Co-editorial Editor ofthe RECORD President of the Orchestra. 194' 45 Tas lor Lightweight football Hockey Captain 01 1943 44 N ict pfC5ldC1lI0fClJiX P.i11Tcrm Student Council 'llnrcl Honor Roll Taylor liglitwciglit l'ootball Team School Lightweight lcam Tawlor Hockey Tcnnis 1944 45 Treasurer of Class Fall and Spring Terms Student Council Third Honor Roll Captain ot School Lightweight Foot ball Tcam School Hockey Squad School Tennis Squad Ski Club 1945 46 Treasurer of Class Fall Term Secretarw ot Student Council President ot Class Winter Term Captain of Tailor Football Team School Football Squad School Hockey Team Captain ot School Tennis Team Editor of NIISCHI-XNIZA WILLIAM MCKEE Gould Farm Great Barrington Massachusetts i Vlac Slinky Squeaky Harsard e trouble with you is GEORGE C WATTHIIHSSEN Rnerbanlt Road Stamford Connecticut Xlatts Nlatt Ccorgc Princeton That Squash court is .1 racltct Page jzfty thaee , l i T V , . 1 X x ..B-IV., ..A U, .. ,.., .., H Th ' ' ' . . . ' , .. , , . . . . , 1 .1 .. .. .. -I h.. A , 3 A ! , .. A , I ,. Lightweight League Baseball Team. ,- 'i - i 'V ' , ' - 'ii ' ' ' V I' y .' , ' . v K - s Y 4, i., . ' l ' 1 Q 4 F p . Q. ' . N x . ,Q .K I . - . ' B . . . - y 4 . ' V ' b - . . . , ' 1' 1 1 Y T Y .' R 1 T 3 S ' ' , . . . . GLORCI VVILSON MFAD 730 First Avenue South Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin Hay seed Gorgeous Gtorgeous Gooper X a e Well Whizborn Vhat Do You Wan T W MERRIT JR R F D No 1 St Charles Illinois Tom Seed Lowly Featherhead Ya e ust S0 miles west of Chicago lies the garden spot of the U S Page fifty four 1942-43 . . . Baker Football, Swimming, Hall's Champion Pony League Baseball Team. 1943-44 . . . Third Honor Roll Balter Football, Swimming, Traclt, Heeler RECORD, Band. Yun fixllflf Tabu' I! Wilb Yon. 1944-45 . . . Chemistry lrive, Second Honor Roll, Baker Foot- ball Swimming, Tennis Assistant liditor RECORD Stage Crew Heeler, Octet, Cast of Yrllou lurk. 1045 46 Bausch and Lomb Science Award Cum Laude First Honor Roll School Track Team Baker Football Swimming Traclt Managing Lditor RlCORD Assistant and Acting Stage Vlanager of Dramat Orehtstra Otttt Cast of Tb: rs! 1945 44 Third Honor Roll Public Speaking PrlLe Monahan Lightweight Football Team All Star Lightweight Football Team Club Swimming Team School Swimming Team Talbot Cup Pony League Baseball Team All Star Squad Associate hditor of the RILCORD 1944 41 Class Secretary W'intcr Term Student Council Third Honor Roll Middleweight Football Team Club Football Team School Swimming Team Club Swimming Team School Golf Team Secretary of the Chem Phs sics Club Band Glee Club Hunting and Fishing Club 1945 46 President of Class Fall Term Nice President of Class Winter and Spring Terms Vice President of the Student Council Second Honor Roll School Football Squad Co-Captain of School Swimming Team School Golf Team Club Golf Team President of Monahan Club Assistant Business Nlanager of the RECORD President of the Band President ot Chem Physics Club Treasurer of Hunting and Fishing Club Secretars of the St Luke s Society Glee Club Octet Orchestra 1 3 1 1 1 - . . . ' 1 1 , 1 1 1 , , , , A , 1 .k I' 1, I ' l 1 1 . . , I1 ,. . , . . 1 1. v 11 11 1, 11 11 11 1 1 ,. , , 11 1 511 1 - 1 I- . . , . - 1 .1 11 1. 11 11 '11 11 11 1 1 1 HJ . r . . 11 - 1 . . , ,, 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - . . . , , 1 1 1 1 1 I ' .' 1 1 1 - - ,. . . . . Y . ,. . , , ' , 1 1 S 1 1 ' 1 1 A 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 . , v , , C C , 1 l 1 1 1 - 1942-43 . . . Hoyt Football and Soccer, Basketball, Hoyt Baseball and Tennis. 1943-44 . . . Hoyt Soccer Basketball and Tennis, MISCH Heeler, LIT Hecler. 1944-45 . . , Hoyt Championship Soccer Team, School Soccer Squad, Hoyt Basketball and Tennis, Medical Club, Hunting and Fishing Club. 1945-46 . . . School Soccer Team, Club Basketball, School Ten- nis Squad, Medical Club, Hunting and Fishing Club. 194' -H Nlonahan lightmcight Football All Star Light wen ht Football Championship Lightweight Basketball Team XX inter ind Sprmi, lncrms Studcnt Council Band I9-H -H Xlonahan Heauweight Football School Football Team Third Honor Roll First Semester Class President Fall Term Cast ot You Cm! Tak It lllfb You Club Basketball Team nd 'Icam School Basketball School Track Team St Lukes Socieu Student Council Second Honor Roll tor scar ldvsards Prize 1944 49 Captain Lndeieated Nionahan Football Team Cap tain School Football Team School Basketball Team School Track Team Class Sccretars Fall Term St Lukc s Society Student Council New York Timm Representatne W ILLIANI NHTCHI' LL The Clit? Boyce Virginia Nlitci Beat Bill QCensoredJ Yac Doctor what s that thing you re always follovi ing around FRI DRILK DORSI Y VON FGOXIERH IK6' Astor Strcct Chicago lllinois Nionty I-red That s it l Page fzjty fwe , . i r . y . .. ..A - V., .. ny .. 4 .. l .. , , - , , 4 ,. ' : ' v' ' . . , t . , lll 1 , .Q , . . 2 Z' .. ,., .. - ., - s .. . . .. -- , . . . . ' .i A , - A ' ' g . A . School Track Squad, History Prwe, Upson Prwe, Class President . - .... 't' ' A S , . . . , . , , , 1 li , y k .' '.' K' , Q' v ,',- ' '. ' 1 . , . ' . . - A y ' 4 - ' - . Y - f 1 'S .' r - ' S 1 -' Y A' v I v . SIDNI Y CLARKE MOODY JR 505 West 8th Street llamfleld New ersey Borhns Monk Mabel wlll13mS Her mother was a meatpacker EDWIN RAYMOND MOTCH 111 2750 Landon Road Cleweland 77 Ohio Pacuchno Pas De Tete Ya e Thnngs are getting tense around here someone has my Knife agam Page fzfty sw: 1943 44 Champnonshnp Host Soccer Team School Soccer Squad Lightweight Basketball All Stars School Baseball 1944 45 School Soccer Team Champnonshnp Hott Soccer Team School Basketball Squad Nlanager of School Baseball Team 1945 46 School Soccer Team School Basketball Team Nlan ag.,er of Baseball Team Reception Con1m1ttet Decoratlon Com mnttee 1943 44 Monahan Heaxywelght Football Team Lnghtvselght Coach Monahan Club Svummmg Team Second ln Converse Cup Trlals School Track Team Club Basketball Team LIT Heeler 1944 45 School Football Team Nlonahan Club Football Team School Svummmg Team School Track Team School Bas ketball Team Monahan Track Team Associate Ldntor of the LIT Board 1945 46 School Football Team School Basketball Team School Swnmmnng Team Captam School Track Team Cnrculauon Nlanager of the LIT Nlanager of the Octet Nltdlcal Club 1 ' Q I 1 I ' 1' T S' V , S 1 . , ' I ' - , S' . - . . . ' ' , S I V ,' ' , . , , 1 . - . . . ' , ' , , 1 - , . , . ,., - - 1 i , . ' ' 1 ' J .. - .. .. ,. .. 1, J ' 9 ,. . .. , 1. 1 1 1 1 , Y A-Y ' Ed-Head , Pin-Head , Egg-Head , .. ,., .. , 1, K .. - . 1 . . ,, 1, .1 - Q ' I H . , . Y , , A v y w ' , s , , . - . . . ' . A ' V Y . ' , , - Y U SA - I - . ' , , 1 ' , ' 1 , 1 ' , 1 1 . 1944 45 Fnrst Belnn Prnze Baker Heavywenght Football Baker Hockey Club Tenms l945 46 Heavywenght Baker Football Baker Hockey Baker Tennis Chairman of Reception Cummnttee WILLIAM HOWII' MUIR II 194 Touroone Road Grosse Pomte Farm Mnchngan Howie H ure Grandma Gaz mo II Ya e What' The Apostle IS having another 3 purge NIORGAINJ NIURRAY 133 Audley Street Kew Gardens Long Island New York e Niue Nloose W oodehuck Wxllnams i Break out the food bug boy your name Wx 3' 1944 4? Baker Football Team Captain Chan1pnonshnp Club Svummmg Team Sehool Swnmmmg Team Conwerse Cup Nledneal Club Tennis I9-U 46 Baker Football Team Co Capum School Swnmmmg Team Sehuol Traek Squad Nledneal Club Ingllsh Club Con verse Cup ns on the package lust Page fifty seven - . . . , , , . - . . . , , , . I , . . , , D 7 1 .. Q, , . f .r N , ,' ' I p 1. U H n N H 1- If N H ,Q 'fe '.ff'z?2gA Q up -M, '- ' Alf' I ' I Q, - .. . :S yi ' ' 6-af! , I lg- ' ' lu 33:1 . ' , . - . . . , - , ' ' . A ' , 1 , - HAI SII AD XIYON JR IU Iarxons Ilx Iluylnng, New York IL U7 No dx o I rnxuton XX hat am I supposed It o bounce: IIIIONIASI ORB IR 95 Woodland Road Plttsburgll I Lnnsy lx anlzl Tnppy Llnrklcns Lips X a 1. ell I suppose slme ms a lnlrle gullible Page fzfty eight 1941 44 Nlonahan Champmnshnp I nglnv enghx Hockey Pony league Baseball RECORD Orchestra Band Clmonr 1944 45 Nlonahan Soccer Tram Sel1nolSquad C lub Hockey Tenms Assouale ldntor of lllt RICORIJ Hunting., and Inslnng Club 1945 46 School Soccer Squad Club Hockey Team Track Assignment lzdltor of the RICORID Orelustra Wit 1943 44 Taylor Soccer Boxing Pony League Basketball Woods Squad Pony League Bascball Sequcstcr Club 1944 45 Taylor Soccer Team fouclm I'ootball W oods Squad Lhampnonslnp Taylor Club Baseball Team All Star Baseball Team Clee Club Ceo Polltlcal Club 1945 46 Captam Taylor Soccer Team Captam All Star Soccer Team Taylor Baseball Team Taylor Basketball Squad All Star Baseball Team Ldnwr NIISCHIANYA 'nd Art Prnze Glee Club 5 51.5. .jr -, ' 1,3 , ' f-,: - . . . 1 - ' I .'1 .I . 1 f 1 ' 1 1 I '- . 4, I . D .. 1 . V .. . , . -4 . - . . . I - 1 ' 'f . , , , ' ' . : .' v .. . 1 1 , . 33 ' I 'c.l. HN-xk-1' MIX.-v HG ln' ..G.I'.1, HA. d 1v..'..B 1. 1' ,s 1. ,, A - - ,d Y 11. - - A- 1 A . I 1 Y. 1 ,. ' 1 . '11 ..--1 I-1.1-11 1 1 1 uwvw 1 . . - .11 ' ' ' ' .I I 1 I 1 ' ' ' 1 ' . . ' . . 1 , 1 - - - . . . ' ,I I , I , ' ' 1 '- 1 , - . - . . . ' , I ' - I 1 I 1 ,' 1 X ' 1 - A 1 1 - 1 1944-45 , . . Monahan Soccer Team, Second School Soccer Team, Monahan Basketball Team, Tennis, Science Club, Medical Club. 1945-46 . . . School Soccer Team, Captain of Second School Soccer Team, Championship Monahan Basketball Team, Tennis, Science Club, Medical Club. ROBILRT EMMET OSBORNE Summit New ersey Vhzarcl O Bairn Bow Wow NX izborn Ya e I wouldn t exactly say it was bright red gentlemen JOSE PH HFINRY PARSONS Bellport long lsland Nm York Cvuisscppe Little Small jose Princeton ' ' , J .. - .,, .. Zn, .. - .,' .. - N, .. ,- ., l .. , V- , - ' . ., . i . ' C, JR. I , , , a Q g Q H, . joe .' .. ,- ul am sorry, Motch, but l was not in ,., - I In . . - y . . . , - . . . V . ., , . ' 1 n n 1' , , S U - I ' I - .Q . , ' r . V . A I l Y , , . v 1 G - I . . . . , I , , ' I, , , S I S l ' y Y . V , . . - , 1942 43 Lightweight football squad Championship light weight Basketball Team Tennis Band Choir 1943 44 Pom League Basketball Band RLCORD Business Board Heeler I9-H 45 7nd Public Speaking Prize Taylor Lightweight Football Team Championship Club Basketball Team Band Glee Club RLCORD Business Board 1945 46 Tatlahan Championship Lightweight Football Lightweight Football All Stars Captain Tailor Basketball Tay lor Track Team Part time Circulation Nlanager of RECORD Band Orchestra Syncopators Belsen Page fifty nmf' CLORGIQ XX'III'I'ING PIXLITY 1945-44 . . . Taylor Ijglmtwciglml I--mnball, All-Star Iiglnwcigllr Ifuutball, Skiing. Track, Rillu Team. 1944-45 . . .Club Ilcavywciglxt Ifumball. Ski Team, Tennis, Captain of Rifle Tram. Iarn Iimd New Illrlfurnl 'Nun Xurlc lUL,X Ullll IQ, H1IglXt'Upl1L Ip If YIYS If Page swty L N I POI I C C lx IUUS Xlapluumucl Kal I. x Iurut III Orr Illssxpulull Nax AU if 1 nhl' s-5 1947 41 Taylor Club Soccer Baslnuball Baseball Class SL mu ar 19-U 44 Club Sauer Sglmool Sugar Squad Tcnms 1944 45 Skllonl Sncgcr Tgam Tenma , . UB, -I HN. lm I-sli,' 5 lee. URIIM, .Alf ak' I ' , . .' 'y YN , , - V X 'I I . 1 ' J'?'vT .. ' 5: 2 .5 1944 45 Thnrd Honor Roll Baker Soccer All Star Soccer Team Baker Tennis Photography Club 1945 46 Baker Club Football Baker Champuonshnp Hockey Team All Star Hockey Tcam School Squad Tenms Baker Club Tcnms Photobraph Club 1942 43 Nlath Book Prnze Second Honor Roll Baker Champnonshxp Lxghtwenght Football Team Baker Hockey Squad Pony League Baseball Tenms Chonr 1943 44 Greek Book Pnze Second Honor Roll Baker Soccer Team Baker Hockey Squad Pony League Baseball Tennns Squad LIT Heeler 1944 45 Thnrd Honor Roll Second School Soccer Team Baker Soccer Team Baker Hockey Team Club All Star Hockey Team Squash Club School Tenms Squad LIT Assocnate Edntor Pngeon Club Glee Club 1945 46 Second Honor Roll Baker Heayyvsenght Football Team Baker Champnonshnp Hockey Team Capzam of Baker Hockey Team Club All Star Hockey Team Squash Club School Tennns Team LIT Edxtonal Chanrman RICHARD W PROCTOR 123 Izdgemont Road Scarsdale New York Proc Duck Prokc Doc Wlllnams Obvlously Doctor You re In The Wrong Agam XVII LIANI CHARL1 S PULI WAN 700 Ivhvllowcr Road lake Lorcst Illinois Founr Ya e Iets go to Bashblsll again I Page .snxty one - . . . , , - , , - - . . . , ' A y '- ' y - , Y Y ' , , .. ., .. A ., .. .. .. 1 , 1 .. . V , . v , 5 ., , l I Y , . .. .. 1 A h l ' I -- Ral , Rodent , Animal , Choose-fed , .. y. .. . . . ., ' n a n A I- y 1 1 I Y , . - - . . . , , , . . , ' . . . , , 9 ' Y - , 1 , y , . - . . . Y .. . 1 V Y 3 - ' Y I , . Gl-ORGF HINIRY ROBERTS Ill 184 Columbia Hughts Brooltlxn New York Xluss Brown Rmp., Bambmo Inaf 1 rmccton Ambody yt am old clothe? WALTER SI'AUl.DllNG ROBBINS Llcv ellsn Park est Orange New erscy XX alt Spauldlnl., Cat Carman Spear ms Ya c Boy how ta lull the course Page sixty two 1945-46 . . . School Football Squad, Track Squad, Hoyt Hockey, XY'oods Squad. L Golf Team Runner Up of Blossom and Probasco Cups Band Orchestra i943 44 Club Lightweight Football Club llockew School Hockey Squad Club Golf School Golf Team XX nnncr of Blossom and Probasco Cups Band Orchestra 1944 45 Club Hcavs weught Football School Hockey Team Captain of School Golf Team Vnnner of Probasco Cup and Runner Up of Blossom Cup Band Orchestra , .. ! l 1 1 I fl - , - 4, A. .' - ' t , . ., V 'V if fl' ll V. ' , J ' 11 'V ws Q: - 4 yn lv - n 11 n . ! 1 Y ! ,SY .. .., .,-b ., 1 2 ., , r ,., 1942-43 . . . Monahan Soccer, Club Hockey, Club Golf, School Y T Y Y I ' ' ' .' 7. W .Y v ,. 5 y ' ' s .z 'fi' V ' 2.1 ,:,,,.., tg , ,W ,M 1942 43 Tawlor L:gl':twe:ght Football Team Sk: Club Track Cho:r Band Chem Phvs:cs Club 1943 44 Taylor l.:ghtwc:ght Football Team Sk: Club Track Cho:r Glee Club Boxmg Chem Phys:cs Club 1944 45 Taylor Heavywe:ght Football Team Sk: Club Ass:stant Track Manager Chonr Glee Club L:brary Comm:ttce Chem Phys:cs Club 1945 46 Taylor Heawywmght Football Team Sk: Club Xian ager School Track Squad Chonr Glee Club Chem Phys:cs Club N1ed:cal Club Stamp Club Lvl 1944 45 Baker Soccer Sk::n:, Sw:mm:ng Golf Band Solo Trumpet :n the Orchestra 1945 46 Baker Soccer Sk::ng Golf Band Orchestra Swneopaters CHARLES WELD ROBINSON 80 Berkeley Street West Newton Massachusetts Chunklng Charlle Dabule Chopst:cks Colby Van Tassel you re a mote :n the eye of human progress GERAID BRISCOI' ROBINSON R 165 North Wam Street Nlt G:lcad Ol::o erry Goldfish Goldfarb Gnldhsh Bowl Yale Starboard Hn to port hn slow down l cant keep up w:th you' Gurgle' Gurgle' Page szxty three T ' ' ' 4' ! Y 3 l Y T fv ' - ' ' ' Y Y 1 Y I 1 T ' - . . . , , - , . , y - . . . ' ' , ,. - I Y Y T 1 . , . W ,A -i , .. V., .. ., .. - .. C. W. , C. Double , C. Tr:ple , .. . . ,, .. ,. : : .. - ,. ,, .. . . . U , V V J . . , , , . : . , HJ .. .. .. .. .. . . , -f - , .. .- - , . - ' - .. - D . I .. v . , - - , . . T ' ' ' Q Y I V V OLIVER I. ROBINSON 750 San osc Dr Grand Rapnds 'Vlnchngan me Boln ar Busha Ya c At least Greenhalgh I have a gurl DONALD R SAUNDLRS 2267 Dtlamcrc Dmc Clcxeland Hcnghts Ohno on Hoss Yale At least I don t go around stcalmg other pcoplc s gurls Page szxty four 1945 46 School Basketball Team Taylor Football Taxlor Baseball All Star Baseball Nledncal Club 1943 44 Thnrd Honor Roll Bakcr Lughtvscnght football Basketball Baseball 1944 45 Thurd Honor Roll Baker HC3SyWClbl1I Football Basketball Baseball Scnence Club 1945 46 Thnrd Honor Roll Baker Hcaxyvserght Football Basketball Baseball Scrence Club ' v n a V 7 Y 1- , - , 1 . 1 ., . Noll- H, UOPU, .. -V H, .. 1, l .. . ,, 1 y - V . , . 1-D U, 1. .yy .-L. Dj, lx I i .- . - b v ' tr I ' . . . . ' , ' , ' . V , . - ' l . ' , . . Y ' , , s y - - . . . ' , ' ' I , w 1 - Y 1 1943-44 . . . Second Honor Roll Baker Club Football cast of Dr. Fausfus Choir Glee Club Baker Club Hockey Cast f Re uml Pony League Baseball RECORD Band. 1944-45 . . . Second Honor Roll Baker Club Football School Football Squad Glee Club Associate Editor of the RECORD cast of Yellow lark St. Lukes Society School Hockey Squad School Tennis Squad Octet. 1945-46 . . . Cum Laude Society President of the Glee Club Chairman of the RECORD School Football Squad St. Lukes Society School Hockey Team Second Honor Roll Secretary of the Student Council Winter and Spring Terms President of Class Spring Term School Tennis Team Octet. 1942 43 Hoyt Lightweight Football Team Hockey Team Captain Championship Pony League Baseball Team 1943 44 2nd Honor Roll Fall Term 3rd Honor Roll V1 inter Term Co-Captain Champxonship Hoyt Lightvu eight Football Team Captain All Star Lightweight Football Team Boxing School Hockey Team School Baseball Team LIT Heeler RECORD Hecler 1944 45 Hoyt Football Team School Football Team School Baseball Team 3rd Honor Roll LIT Associate Editor Stage Crew 1945 46 School Football Team Captain School Hockey Team LIT Board Student Council W inter Term Baseball Team DAVID P SEAMAN 700 West Bradley Road Milwaukee Wisconsin ip Dippy Daye aki Imp Dead One Ya c A glass of water please RICHARD NI SELLWOOD Brushy Ridge Road New Canaan Connecticut Footie Dissipation Bag of Bones Boney Naughty Dick Wreck Dick Ya e I t 11 ya boys Van Dykes got me beat by a mile Page stxty fue 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V A I .1 1 11 11 - 11 11 , 11 11 -11 11 11 11 D 1 1 1 5 1 1 .1 11 11 V E i 1. , . 1 . 1 -, 1 .1 111 111- A 11 11 Y 11 1 1 1 11 11 11 - 11 11 11 1 1 1 11 - 11 11 D Y 1 ' 3 ! - 11 ' 1 1 v I y 3 1 .,. - . . . , Y ' 7 T I A S , 1 1 1 - . . . ' , , 1 1 1 - - . . . , . ,. 1 1 1 - 1 FREDERICK SHAFFER JR 14 Garden Place Cmcmnatr 8 Ohio Fredy The Fatty from Cmtmnatx Frurtcakt C C Frtc Ya e arc nly waiters? WIIIIAN1 B SHAFFIR IR 5079 Faxrfield Aycnut Cmcmnatx Ohm Ghengxs Pastc Ya e Only you Kelly Page szxty sw 1942 43 Thxrd Honor Role Monahan Lnbhtvscught Football Team Pony Baseball Choxr 1943 44 Second Honor Role I.12.,l1IVCIbl1l Football Scqucsrcr Club Club Basketball Team Club Tcnms R1 CORD 1944 45 Greek Pr17e Latm Prrle Thsrtl Honor Role XX oods Squad Non Coms Tenms RLCORD 1945 46 Thxrd Honor Role Champronshnp Club Football Team Champnonshlp Club Basketball Team Tennis Edntorral Chanrman of RECORD ja77 Club 5 1943 44 Math PIITC Frrst Honor Roll Champlonshnp Hoyt L1gl'1IWClgl'lI Football Team All Star Lnghtwenght Football Squad Llghtwcrght Basketball Pony League Baggbgll Team 1944 45 Third Honor Roll Hoyt Heaxxvtelbhr Football Squad Club Basketball School Baseball Squad Heeler of the NIISCH 1945 46 Second Honor Roll Captam Hoyt Heatyvxexght Football Team Club Heayyvuerght Basketball Team School Track Team Edntor of the NHSCH Cum Laude Socrety ' . - u I 3 A I Y I - 4 f u ' Q - ' . 1 1 y V 4 A' v ' ' , . 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' , ,, , y 7 ' 3 ' .'. 1943 44 Nlonahan Llghtwcnght Football Skung Baseball Photography Club Geo Polltlcs Club 1944 45 Lnghrwelghr All Star Football Team Llghtvnelght Championship Nlonahan Football Team Nlonahan Skl Team Ten nas Sk: Club Photngraphv Club xlCdICl1 lC Club 1945 46 Wonahan Hcawyvnenght Championship Football Team Nionahan Hockey Team Nionahan Track Team Photog raphcr of The LIT Nlcdncal Club Photography Club Ska Club 194' 43 Soccer Basketball Baseball Band 1943 44 Taylor Soccer Team Taslor Basketball Squad Taxlor Golf Team NHSCH Hceler 1944 45 School Golf Squad Taxlor Soccer Team All Star Soccer Squad Taylor Champnonshxp Basketball Team Champxon sh1pGolt Term H D A 1945 46 Taslor Soccer Team Tavlor Basketball Team Cap tam of Tay lor Golf Team H D A 'K ALAN EDWARD SILBERVTAN 42 Brightside Drlvc Stamford Connectxcut 1 Yac Dont Call Nic Your Old Wan RICHARD S SIMMONS 610 Park Aunuc ,T lm Slum Zoomxms Slnmmxs Duck Brown or Han ard Gentlemen the situation IS tcnst Page surty seven h . . . 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' D ' I , . . a 171 Gnrard Avenue Hartford Connectxcut Bubble Bug, HOIIIOHISI Chutle Llttle Paul Van Princeton Great Scott' Thats muguratmg, gmber a e ROBERT PHILIP VAN NIARX 1225 Park Avenue New York New York Van Mouse Puppy Snow ball Van Rack Yale Shut up' McAfee I don t talk dat way' Page sucty e1ght 1943 44 Taylor Lnghtwenght Football lcam School Lnbht vtelght Football Team School Hockey Team Pony league Baseball Club Hockey Team 1944 45 Taylor Heat ywenght Football School Football Team School Hockey Team School Baseball Squad Woods Com mxttee Hockey Prue 1945 46 C0 Captam School Football Team School Hockey Team School Baseball Team Woods Commlttee Ing,hsh Club Monahan Scholarshnp lf .Av- 'R 1942 43 Hoyt Soccer Swmmmmg Woods Squad chonr 1943 44 School Soccer Squad Hoyt Soccer Svummnng Track 1944 45 Second Team School Soccer Club Soccer Club Skung Tennis Octet Glce Club Skn Club 1945 46 School Soccer Team, School Swummmg Team, Track, Syncopators, Decoratton Commnttee, Octet, Glee Club, Ska Club l 1. , t , - . - . , , 4 , V V , s w ' ' ... ' 1 ,I , - , ,- - , . raw ,. A JV,,J,,-,., f ,,,, A -gn' . A , ac: 'gl fy., , '- Q' a KIT' PAUL C. VAN DYKE rt' .-ff , .. .. .. -, ,, .. , , - , , , In 1 v v , , .. ,, .. ., .. .. V .. , . , , .. ,, .. , ,, . , . - ... ' y y ,' , - Y , , , 1 ' ... ' ' ' , , t , . 1944 45 Nlonahan Club Soccer Team Woods Squad Sknng Tennis Photograph Club 1945 46 Nlonahan Club Soccer Team Slumg Tenms Clee Club 1945 46 'Grd Honor Roll Hoyt Heawywenght Football Basketball Baseball Class Gxft Commnuee PETER VAN TASSEL 40 Cohawney Road Scarsdale New York Pete Van Cen sured Ya e But you we never been to fdgartown PFRRY W ALSH Hyde Park New York Bu Yale I wouldn t know much about that Im from Poughkeepsle myself Page su-ty 711718 - ...A , , , , . - ', , , '1 1. 111. 11.. 11 1 1 .', , 11 1 1 . V . 1 .1 dn .1 1 1 1 - 11 , . - v ' 1 1 1 - W YNY TARL WFSTOVI R 1900 Rvons Street Lnncoln Nebraska West W esty W1erd Wynn The W lcrd One Unnersnty ot Nebraska A httle bnt mdependnet RICHARD T VLHITLOCK 81 West Road Short Hnlls New Lrsex 'Nxt Soldler Tmy 'Mc ohc Prmceton You he you fat Vxrgmnan l Page seventy 1942 43 Taylor Llghtwclght Football Skung Track Chonr Orchestra 1943 44 Thnrd Honor Roll Club Football Bovung Sknng Track Chour Orchestra Sk1 Club VIISCH Heeler 1944 45 Club Football All Star Lnghtvs enght Football Team Boxnng Sknng Track Chonr Orchestra Glee Club Sk1 Club Nledxcal Club Alhance Francans Assocnatc Fdntor of the XHSCHIANZA cast of M114 In lb Dramat Busxness Board Member of H D A 1945 46 Club Heavywelght Football Team Dnmg Svum mmg Member of School Track Team Club Track Team Chonr Y :ce President of Orchestra Glee Club Band Skt Club Secretars of NflCdlC3l Club Commnttee of Alhance Francaxs Fnghsh Club Xlanagmg Edttor of VIISCHIANZA H D A 1943 44 School Llghmenght Football Team Nlonahan Lnghl uelght Football Team 1944 45 Monahan Champnonshup Football Team Skt Club Officer of the Huntmg and Fnshmg Club 1945 46 School Second Team Football Captam Champnon shnp Nlonahan Football Monahan Hockex President Huntxng and Fnshmg Club - 1 1 1 1 ' ..1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 11 - - 1 - , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . 1 1 1 1 . 1' 1' . , , 14 1 1 1 ,. . . Y 1 1 1 1 , ' 1 14 1 1 1 1 , . . . V ' . 7 f 11 1 . . 1 .. 111.1 11... 11 11 1 1 .. 1- 11 '. '1 ' Y 1 1. - -- 11 ' ' 1 1 1 - .1 J . ..1-W 11 .1 - 11 .. - V11 .. 1. -11 1 k, , ,1 k ,, . Y , .. ,, , . - ,1 - - ...1 , , - , - - 1 .1 1943 44 Baker Soccer School Swnmmmg Squad Pony League Baseball 1944 4i Club Soccer School Swnmmmg Team Tenms 1945 46 Club Heavywexght Football Team School Swnm mmg Team Tenms Dance Commxttee Chaxrman President of Photography Club X 1944 45 Hoyt Club Soccer Hoyt Club Golf Assnstant Idntor of the RECORD 1945 46 Hoyt Club Soccer Hoyt Club Golf School Sk: Team Feature Editor of the RECORD Chem Physncs Club Niedxcal Club Debatxng Team Glee Club HENRY HAVEN WINDSOR LRD 270 8 Central Avenue Mnddletown Ohao Hank Windy Herby H H Weasel Loppy Yae Wan ns but a worm He comes along wnggles a but then some chnclten gets hum JOSEPH Nl WINSTON 344 North Flfth Street Readmg Pennsylvama e Wmme Bowlxng Pm Pats oey Ya e A new shnpment of food came today boys? Page seventy one -- , , - , , . - ... ' , ' 1 1 1 . I A y . 1 L 11 tru ' !Ill ly 1 1 1 . . .1 11 .Q 111- 11 . . ., , 1. 1 . . , . , . .,, , . ., .. 1 HJ 11.1 - -1... . 4,- 0! I I .. 1...-I V1. -1 .1 - , 1 11 11. a x .,, 1.1 -L. erht ' Q.: S E g y ' su- V y ' y 1 1 ' V ' . 1 1 - IOHIN THOMPSON VVOODHUUSI 325 IaIu.sImrL Ilnxn Cjroisg Polnn Ixxrms XIILIIILIII Ulkr qui! IIIICICN Ill XX nods Annruqn Hmmm Nuur Iu.1nI n tue xubjut KC I AC C ru Ilrnu usnklu ILIIIISIINJIIII nu NCIC XX Inn um Han XX hat s the suI:-lu.: rumgllt 1. 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XIOST TNI RGTTIC Xhstoytr lor tl olinson Bonner Merritt K Broyyn Coughlin leuei 1 ll ST l yyoot un X e et x ou Dollotly lueuson Bo Kelly BTCJQI ST CJRIXD Ieuer fby 1 yotej Bonner lord C liilds T'lLlSCl1I'I1lI'lH Couglilin lloyd GRI ATI ST IX1PROVhMI'NT K Broun Cirtenliileli MeAfee N Broun lloyd Hmdy olinson leucr BILST ATHLETI: Yan Dylys. ltmbert Sellyyood Moteli Calhoun Boyd Montgomery Knode BRICJHTI ST Bonner Childs Dolierty McKee Sellxyood Maid Krotler limbure Bill Slaiffei XVITTIIST IeBout Llirk Lolyt Walsh Boyd Bo Kelly Moody Sellyxood lleiselimann ITAST CSIXILIZED lereuson Xin Dy kt Moody Roberts Ilirl Limburg Krotler Arnold MOST IXTRAX AC ANT I irl Simmons C ietnliileli C lirls K Broun Bill Kelly Ieieuson BEST 'NATLRFD LeBout Bo Kelly Murrly X Broyxn fstill Iuflyin Merritt Montgomery Dutton HAXDSOMILST-Muir C,larlt. Boyd McAtee.l'.st1ll Robbins Birmink liam. Ballou. Mattliies en. BEST BLILD-Boyd Calhoun. Me.-Xfet. Roberts. Belin Motch C. Bonner. Hotchkiss Plumley. BEST IJRPQSSIQIJ-Robbins, CQlarl4 Dreyfous Cllirli l.oew. Birmingham Bill Kelly. MOST OPTIMISTTC-l,eBout Bo Kelly. Merritt. Murray. Colin CQ. XY . Robinson. Esrill Iford, MC ST l,lfSSlMlSTlCl-CQ uglalin. Xvliitloely. IJ-Witt. Mtir, kones. McAfee, B. Sliatlier. XY'indsor. BICQCQIQST BLQILER-Ifarl. Ollie Robinson. Bill Kelly. XY'oodl1ouse, Boyd. Stearns. Doherty. FIRST TO M.-XRRY-Bill Kelly. Boyd. Handy, CQouglilin. Van Tassel K. Brown. Ollie Robinson. IN XVORST XYITH Tlllf I'.'XCQl.'l.TY- -Moody. Ifstill, Dolierty. Pullman li. Sliaticer. Senior Class. CLASS BABY-Campbell. Orr, Mitchell, Yan Marx. Matthiessen Illegitimate, Parsons, Green. NOISIEST-McAfee. Iferguson, Hunting, jones. Earl, Van Dyke. Handy. Greenhalgh. Moody. Coke. BIGGEST SXY'ILI.ER-Mead. Roberts. McAfee. Hunting. McLean. Earl, Mitchell. NVEIRDEST-NY'eird Vfynn. Goldfish, Eruitcake Iirenl. Limbo. Shellhole. Greasy Clarenue. Pasty. I'L'REST-Lambert. Iiloyd. McKee, Ifeuer, Crandall. Dana, Saunders. Barhydt. Calhoun, Bonner. BIGGEST SPOXGE-McAfee, Iferguson. Osborne, Earl. Iisrill, Ballou. Hunting. Pullman, Robbins. MOST LIKELY BACHELOR-McKee, Ifarwell, Muir. Dekvitt. Goldfish Saunders. XVinston, Childs. s BIGGEST DRAG VVITH EACULTY-Calhoun, Lambert, Montgomery Ford. johnson, Seaman. Muir. I BIGGEST ROUGHHOUSER-Roberts. Van Dyke, Eerguson, Moody, Marthiessen. McAfee, Belin. GETS AXVAY XVITH MOST-Muir, Matthiessen, Van Dyke, Lambert Bill Kelly, Sellwoocl. Lowe. w GETS AXVAY XIVITH LEAST-Doherty. B0 Kelly, Greenhalgh, Pullman, Estill. Ballou, Arnold. v SI.OPPIEST-Simmons, Van Dyke, Pollock, Sellwood, Motch. Limburg Ii. Shaffer, Earl, Moody. GRUDEST-Iferguson, Bill Kelly, Van Dyke, Krotler. Limburg, Mefiurdy, Silberman, Mead. MOST TYPICAL HOTGHKISS BOY-Proctor. Ballou, Xvimlsor. Limburg, -Iohnson, XVyckof'f. BIGGEST RED-CARD ARTIST-Roherrs. Van Tassel, Clark, Xvinston Plumley. Orr. Poliehek. BIGGEST OPERATOR-Ollie Robinson, Clark, Boyd, Hamly. Earl. Bill Kelly, Robbins, Iford. MOST GULLIBLE-Motch. Goldfish. Dreyfous. Nixon. Campbell. Osborne, Hotchkiss. MOST ORIGINAL-LeBout, Coke, McAfee. XXLJISII. K. Brown. cilni Loew, Ifleisehmann. Bo Kelly. I7UTL'RE SUGAR ID.-XDDY-Greenhalgh. Earl. Iford. Kebbon. Simmons. Dreyfous, Mitchell. MOST CONSGIENTIOUS-Lambert. XXICNUJYCY. Iieuer. Calhoun Bonner. Eord. Dutton, Coughlin. Ifloyd. MOST :XBSENT-MINDEI,-Estill. Sellyyoorl. Xliiirulsor. Dana. Motcla Bill Kelly, Ballou. Happy Harry. CLASS Fr-WUPIITES INDOOR SPORT-Scrounge. Rumrunning. Hitting. Bulling. Basketball. Swimming. OUTDOOR SPORT-Iioorball. Baseball. Hockey. Elattop. Tintop. Soaring. Skiing. IZXTRA CL'RRICL'L.'XR-Baiting. Scrounge. Snatch. :X.A..'X. BOYS SCHOOL OTHER THAN HOTCHKISS-Deerfield, Andover, St. Swithins in the Swamp. GIRI,'S SCHOOL-Emma Willard, Ethel Walker, Vassar, Dobbs, Nearest, Least Guarded. FUTURE OCCUPATION-Father, Lawyer, Playboy, Barlly, Daisy Pusher. COLLEGE-Yale, Princeton, Dartmouth, Vfilliams, C.C.N.Y., Mugwamp-by-the-Sea. NEWSPAPER-Tribune, Times, Not the RECORD, Daily News, Hobo News, Bi-monthly Bugle. ACTOR-Ford, Flynn, Cooper, Supermouse, Trigger, Bogart. ACTRESS-Kebbon, Allyson, Tierney, Bergman, Hayworth, Turner, Baeall. AUTOMOBILE-Ford, Buick, Templek Mobile, Stanley Steamer, Hoey-wagon, Going South. ORCHESTRA-Bunk johnson, Syneopators, XVittstein, Fife, Squeaking Springs. TOPIC OF CONVERSATION-Sex, Vacation, Lousy Food, Women, Ann Gordon, Neuge. SCHOOL GRIEVANCE-Food, Plague, The School, Lit, H.IJ.A. Biddies, Spirit. BEVERAGE-Beer, Milk, Water, Above 86 Proof, Kreml, Munge, Flit, Plague Medicine. MAGAZINE-Life, Post, Time, Anything but the Lif, Sunshine and Health, Beautiful Biddies. WHAT HOTCHKISS NEEDS MOST-Wbmen, Food, Weekends, Well-placed Bomb. CAMPUS CHARACTER-Biddy, Goldfish, Herman, Footie, The Litter, XY'hite Mouse. MOST PLEASANT EVENT OF YEAR-Graduation, Vacation. CHARACTERISTIC MOST TYPICAL OIT HOTCHKISS-Griping. Cynieism, Frustration. WORST CATASTROPHE-Hotchkiss, Plague, Biddy, End of Vacation. BEST YEAR-Senior, Next, Year after I Die, Upper Mid, Any Not at Hotchkiss. BEST CORRIDOR-4th Mem., 4th Alumni, Basement Alumni, West, FACULTY MOST POPULAR-McChesney, Taber, Lay, XY'hite, Olsen. Gurney, Berry, Stiles, Beaumont. lst Mem. HARDIEST T0 BLUFF-Hale, Duke, Doc XVieler, Gurney, Xlfilson, Temple, MCChesney, Spud. MOST ENTERTAINING-MeChesney, Temple. Duke, Berry, Gurney, Beaumont, Levensaler. FACULTY PLAYBOY-Hall, Vfhite, Leyo. Parsons, McChesney, Olsen. Renny, Ifish. MOST BRILLIANT-Duke, Hoey. Renny, Gurney, Bodel, Spud. INFLUENCED YOU THE MOST-Duke, Gurney, MeChesney, Berry, XY'hite, Bodel, W'ilson, Spud. qw' M .f 'M, fb af fm X ff A nf, , fn , H f MMM V, It 'L if 1, 'X K s Q' .. X H ii 3 . 3 if 3 . A by f ? 'W 4 I V' 'ff 'ww 1 'Bk I Q . 2 1 ' 5' ' fi ,Q I f f 'iff ap. f t 3 X L W MM .xi . N ,mf Sf ' J Y N424 AM 3 lik 9 ,217 . 09, Q ff! lg 193 me QQ , :fi . r 5 411, f , as-uw' www - 44,- President Vice-President President Vice-President President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Page svrenty4dght GLASS UFFIUEIHS UF '47 Fall Term D. Ely J. Zabriskie S. Austell J. Zabriskie G. Tilson D. Ely 1943-1944 XX'inter Term D. lily S. Austell 1944-1945 D. Ely D. Deboust 1945-1946 B. Dillman S. Austell G. Tilson J. Zabriskie Spring Term D. Ely J. Zabriskie S. Austell J. Zabriskie S. Austell J. Znbriskie G. Tilson B. Dillman ' Q5..,-w' M 'K ' VM '+ s.., , . 5, . .V i f , -1.'vqgg4l,g,h'55 'Q 'xxx 'K 'NX N . x, -Q K X-x, X54 nt- VV ,ad V ..., Apu rw- ,I 5 - ,f -QF' 1 QPU' ' CLAS UF I9-18 Pugf .nzuztlf rmzc v+1.......,..4b13 'A'.-m4 , I A T W ' fir, V YH ' ,Q . an E T yz 3 ' 2 5 J J 3 - Q Q V ., ' V' i.. -. X V 4 iff? Q S ' . ' M Mun r .V 3 ., ' sg , ' . ' - ,k - , .- f Q , , .hr Q. - 1,. , s. - V- -, ' . Q gi' nl Q up 'HQ .tk ' 1 , A gi' K . -A gL, Qz, -...'r l 4. L I 1 w v - 7 - ' CLASS UPFICERS UF '48 Fall Term President , Vice-President President R. Childs Vice-President S. Salas Page eighly 1944- 1945 Winter Term R. Childs R. Millspaugh 1945-1946 S. Salas D. Lindley Spring Term R. Childs D. Murray S. Salas C. Harper 1 ' z I V 1 W I .Q 'A 'V A 'V v , 1 x HM!! A' 1 .Q .ff , ' gg ,rv 1 A , Ai. ' h'!?4.'! 4 1 if 'if ' ,-.L.-f. .' ,' x, ' Ag, V , ' - '. f I L Ns ' h N lf! A ' ' N X f x J X x . .El .' Jai. gf tg. 7 iv V4 ' A if , X B Wiz A K f af., u A Q 4 ' v - f s ,- 1' KA 1 f f 43. ,A-.a s.. . x - , 1,-. - 0. , Q. 5. Qf. x AQ .lv - -MXL. T4 J as 4...:... JN - X s , lugqllxfi q 'fm 'L Lg , . W 'Q -N ' ai..- Lxr' ' i rw? ew'ffv'f'f'f'53'.,. K 'F'-A 1 ix f ' 1, if ,Q I . ,. , , M -.U 1 Q CLA S UP I9-19 Pa 1 ,- -9? v.:,3 Nw gc effflvfgf-nwe' . , 4 GLASS OFFICERS UF '49 194 5 - 1 946 Fall Term Winter Term Spring Term President A . .. A .S. Muir B. Brittingham Vice-President B. Brittingham S. 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This inexperienced squad of diminu- tive players, only seven of whom were let- termen from last year, and none of whom had ever participated in a varsity game in which Hotchkiss was the victor, faced a difficult six game schedule. In spite of these conditions the Bearcats of 4S were to compose one of the greatest teams in the annals of Hotchkiss football history. The hrst opponent to cope with the Blue and XY'hite was the powerful Mount Her- mon eleven, a squad which had already steamrolled over one opponent and possessed the advantage of an addition- al month of practice over the Hotchkiss contingent. As the boys on the hill sat quietly in their locker room applying the final adjustments to their equipment in anticipation of the steady drizzle and sea of mud outside, and listened to Coach Smith giving them the last few words of encourage- ment, they could not know pfx FUUTB LL that their inexperience during the next few minutes would provide the only stumbling block to an otherwise perfect season. The score that destroyed Hotchkiss' venture for an undefeated year materialized in the first minute of play in the initial quarter when a Mount Hermon halfbaek scooped up a Hotchkiss fumble and scurried untouched 80 yards to violate the Blue and White goal line. This chance touchdown proved to be the only score of the contest, for Van Dyke's scoring punt return a few moments later was disallowed because of a penalty. Thus the conflict developed into a typical mud-bowl c la s s i c, with P. I,.ambert's excellent kicking proving instrumental in keeping Mount Hermon deep in their own territory. Hotchkiss showed definite su- periority in the line with Boyd, McAfee, Johnson and Dutton opening huge holes in the Mount Hermon forward wall, but was thwarted from scoring in the final frame af- ter a bruising 75 yard drive by the running out of the clock. Hotchkiss had ab- Puge eighty-II 4 sorbed its first and what was to be its last defeat by a close 7-0 count. The Bearcat eleven still stinging from the defeat of the week before, traveled next to Kent where it swamped the boys from the foot of the mountain, 27-6, the Bearcats' most convincing victory over this tradition- al rival in more than a decade. The superior stature and weight of the Kent stalwarts was more than offset by the low, hard charg- ing Hotchkiss line sparked by the play of Krotzer and Wright and a decided superior- ity of finesse in the pattern of play of the Hotchkiss backfield led by the blocking of Joe Calhoun and Murray. Taking advantage of fumbilitis, Murray, Austell, and Van Dyke scored in the first half and were sup- plemented by Art Dutton galloping 80 yards in the third frame with an intercepted pass to constitute the touchdown-avid Bear- cats' accomplishments for the day. The following Saturday, blessed by per- fect football weather, the Hotchkiss aggre- gation invaded Berkshire where it avenged last year's defeat by humiliating the Green with the lopsided score of 39-6. Though the Bearcats drove unshackled up and down the field during most of the encounter, the score was contained within reasonable bounds by the Blue's strong addiction to penalties and fumbles, Hotchkiss losing 140 yards via the referee's pacing and forfeiting control of Page eigh ty-six the pigskin over half a dozen times through dropsy. After being held to a 14-6 count at half-time, the Blue began to hit their stride in the third quarter and scored almost at will with Van Dyke, Austell, and Motch doing most of the scampering on wide plays circling the Berkshire ends. For the Hrst time of the season the T formation, used to supplement the conventional single wing, was unveiled, it suffices to say that the Bear- cats were experiencing no great difficulties so chronically inherent with the first year use of this system. On October 28, Hotchkiss traveled south to rout by the score of 26- 13 Coach Lovell's ponderous undefeated Hopkins Grammar School of New Haven. The first quarter of this contest was a tragedy in two acts, touch- downs on a fumble and blocked kick, while a scintillating 65 yard dash by Van Dyke was called back for offensive off sides. The situation was rapidly reverting from the proverbial frying pan to the fire when the Blue called time out, huddled up, and vowed to bring back this victory for ex-coach lfowle, who was present on the sidelines viewing his charges for the first time. With this oath, a new spirit was infused in the Bearcats, and it wasn't long before the Blue was bitten with the touchdown bug, Ed Motch hurtling across for two scores before the end of the first half in this bruising up- hill struggle. Both conversions after touch- downs having failed, the score stood 13-12 at half-time in favor of the Lovellmen, but Hotchkiss was on the march and Austell and Van Dyke carried the pigskin into touch- down territory in the final frame to increase the ledger to the final count of 26-13. At the final whistle the Bearcats were once more threatening the Hopkins goal from the four yard line, and the game was significant for the terrific physical pounding that the light- er Bearcat line, with Feuer and Xwright out- standing, handed out to the huge Hopkins' forward wall, while holding the Hopkins' backfield to a mere 14 yards from scrim- mage by rushing. After a week of rest, the Bearcats anni- hilated a fighting Loomis squad 35-0 with apparent ease. The Blue used the T to per- fection, scoring in every quarter nearly every time they got their hands on the ball, the Loomis line finding itself incapable of thwarting the quick-breaking deceptive- ness of the Bearcat backfield. Dutton, Sell- wood twice, Van Dyke, and Murray all hit pay dirt with Bill Kelly accounting for a safety late in the game to round out the scoring. The Bearcats' concluding and most im- portant game of the season was against the improving Taft aggregation from NY'ater- town. The Red and Black after a poor start in early season competition had since begun to dismember their opposition in business- like manner when they ran smack up against the Bearcat buzz saw. In a contest marked by hard tackling and crisp blocking quite remarkable for the wet and woozy condi- tion of Baker Field, Austell twice, Van Dyke, and Calhoun scored to run the final count to ZS-0. Steve Austell played bril- liantly in this engagement, and the fiery Page eighty-seren Bearcats of the Blue line, standouts among them being Co-Captain Boyd, Sandy Mc- Afee, Art Dutton, Paul Lambert, Bill john- son, Frank XVright, Ted Dana, Larry Krotz- er, Stan Feuer, and Keene Brown, bowed out the season with their second consecutive shutout, as well as feeling themselves in a large part responsible for the exceptional success of the 45 season. This article would not be complete without mentioning that in a post season ballot Co-Captain Paul Van Dyke was honored as the finest foot- ball player in Connecticut prep school cir- cles the past year, and the Hotchkiss team was ranked among the leading teams in New England. 'L .f V. ...,.h . H 1 1 tg -I' ,.,.. .,.., V f . fffgf fan' 1. Q -agf. n.-f 'Vi 5 Q 4 no g 20 QW? if Ll 1- ff? L-ww-. Q H 0 E T '? 'W WW- cm . ' , ' ' , I ,V , ' u ' ' 5 1 v , - V , v , ii . -4 L, . . 518 E S 92? :P .3 Q ,-,,,.,L. , ,., 3Qw: Q. 4 X Y are ,f 'f1p'.iif, ff -ff U If 5 W ff gf as ,, X . , 4 - 1 5 ll. ..r.. i . -Y-'W 9 2 S Q sf h ' R ' A f .li :'-'- 'iff iff' x 5 , 5, '95 jj - - 4 1 A , x - 1- Sv 4 - x K ,, Q 5 55- ef -5 3 QE, 12 , -- x 3 I I y Q fffmlnx I 1. I' 14 1-.Q ,.., 4 'f3,!3B?lQ?x' TUHUUL IUIIUEH The soccer season this year was much more exciting mainly due to the fact that the team had a good full schedule of outside games. After a week of looking over the material in the club teams, Coach Hunter picked his school squad and started to get the team in shape. The first game, played on Hoyt Field against Litchfield High School, ended in a 2-1 defeat for the Blue after a hard fight. It wasn't until the latter part of the game that the team really began to fune- tion, and by that time they could only score one goal. The next game, with the state champions from Ifllsworth. ended in another loss after a tough battle. The faster lglls- worth team struck hard and was able to chalk up two goals while we were unable to get any. Choate was our next oppontnt, and the team went to Wiallingford to play 1 very close game which end- ed in a 2-2 tie. even after two extra periods of hard and fast playing. The following week the team went to Berk- Prlge Mindy shire and brought home a 2-1 victory over a weaker team. The game with Taft on Hoyt Field was one of the best of the sea- son and ended in a 2-2 stalemate. The battle was hot and heavy all through the game, which ended in a 2-2 tie. In the overtime periods first Taft scored and then in a final spurt Usborne pounded in the goal that evened the score with less than five seconds to spare. The following W'ed- nesday the team traveled to XY'est Point for a match with the Plebes. Although up against larger opponents, the Blue gave a good account of itself, mak- ing the Army really work for its l-0 decision over us. The next game, with Loomis, on the home grounds, put another win on the team's record with a l-O victory. For the final game of the l season, Berkshire came to Hotchkiss only to be beaten again in a fairly unspeetacu- lar game by the score of 2-l. 1 This ended our first post-war season in which the Blue did I very credibly. Although hampered by the injuries of Hunting, Cham- bers, and a few others, the team was able to hold its own in most of the games and gave all opponents a good fight. The second team, led by Osborne, although having .1 smaller schedule, did very well. The first game, with Darrow, ended with an easy victory by the score of IO-U. The team from Forman was also outelassed and went down to defeat by .1 5-1 score. Taken as a whole, both the first and second teams deserve a great deal of Credit for their good showing. Mr. Hunter did a good job in coaching. and Ford led a hard-hitting team. Page ninety-one Y I .A ,, 1 f l I -Iv Av 3 - N Z , I :ww C :M 'YA Shri' Aggg A 3 xy mf 2 f f ,, ,, 2 My A -G 4 1 .LF sau V I M D Q, o Ami' I 2 E if V 6 9 5-P Ms. 1 1- Q. , . N gg Q 3 3 3 g1 4..'i f AMA whiff. Q - .. 2 52 ii i? 3. f E ' Q 54,31 fftlila .Q 7 , , Fang l 33:31 ,612 ry V ' kzxvv F5 X V H V S V, 9 f ' ox - ' Q f ,, M A ' . 4' , - Ag-- 4 4' . X. , e X' L1 -Q1 gixs 'Psa -.955 Sig' x izlvb- A A -:.,Q?-sfiy' fa 'Ig v ' I 5' .l K' Y Xcx Y'-V ' ' y' tg'x c rx' ' ' x h ov- I. -.5 I, 'l i 5 D 5- 'I' li, x -A X, - ' 'A N. 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Perhaps the most distinctive and unusual thing of which the play can boast is the fact that the author wrote it in twelve days, having experienced practically every incident and plotted the entire story in his mind while serving in the American liield Service. The play, a recent success on Broad- way, deals with a young Scotchman who had only a short time to live, being fatally wounded by a piece of shrapnel, and the hysterical efforts of his companions to cheer him and make the last weeks of his the hap- piest. which, after much ditliculty and plot- ting, they succeed in doing. Not since Nlrs. Fowle and Nlrs. Bodel ap- peared on our stage four years ago, has a faculty wife taken a role in a Hotchkiss pro- duction. THIQ I IASTY HIQART was graced by another performance by Mrs. Bodel who, deemed sweet and charming by our able reviewer, did much to make the show the fun that it was to present. Laurels for the evening went to Bradford Dillman for his excellent portrayal of the Scot. He pos- Pngv 'lilillffjj-vflllll' sessed an amazing stage presence and sense of timing, which all the audiences acclaimed. Equally well done were Frank Ford's Yank , Bill Greenhalgh's Tommy , and john L.asell's Australian Digger . Dick Kebbon's representation of Kiwi', George W'illiams' orderly, and the Colonel, ably acted by Henry Noyes, completed the su- perb cast which presented a play that will be diflicult to surpass. It included only three seniors this time, but with their combined talents the trio distinguished themselves be- yond question. Frank Ford, one of our most versatile Thespians, has had several impor- tant parts, including the title role in MAC- BIQTH and Uncle Stanley in GIQORGIQ XYASHLNGTUN SL.lfPT Hlflklf. Dick Kebbon, no stranger to our stage, distin- guished himself as Lady Nlacduff in the for- mer and as Rena in the latter, Bill Green- halgh, the only other senior in the cast. be- gan his career in this part. and he gave great promise of things to come. 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DANCE The Fall Dmce Weekend awaited with the usual cy nic ll comment and morbid curl osity m lnaged to throw cy cry body into in stantaneous confusion After weary Wind sor and the Dance Committee pretty weary too-m inaged to fight the date to a standstill Tobias Telegraph was delayed as desperate would be operators cany assed ey ery girls school of import cycn Garrl son which all proxed that exery other school in the country had picked that same weekend for their caly acade Ultimately after Duke s no cut proclamation a mem ber of the faculty was appointed to meet the iccumulated girls at Nflillerton fic Tiger Tom They were mercifully sp lred the ordeal of lunch at Hotchkiss howey er and the luckier ones were even detoured to the XY hite Hart. No one realized that there yn as -1 dance on until in the middle of listening to the Yale-Princeton game someone - nounced that there were skirts on the lawn and we felt the initial shock fully aware of what a tour of the school can do to anyone. W e all finally struggled to the Duke s tea '1 fairly conversationless affair where Rodo displayed the fabulous Ruthie. Bo gazed at Crispy' Cracker and the Apostle displayed his love for native aborigines. Thence the party proceeded to the Tea Dance, which Bill Johnson, after a magnihcent struggle Page ninety-six with the paper shortage Hugo Pay ola and Harry L had decorated with relics comb1n mg the Fourth of July and New Years The Syneopators presided on the bandstand with really inspired dexterity and the stags pre sided on the sidelines as the Upper Mids girded their loins and took their last chance to go steady The only thing of note was Ed Head s dramatic crash to the floor that s what comes of showing off on that floor and the long desired look at Gilhoolie Why Greener s mother was at the dance and where Snapper s date was remained tempo rarily unsoly ed After the girls had been subjected to one of Mrs Dans efforts Rush s girl nearing panic at the learned conversationj and been ey ed by the still hungry Preps they retired to choose the dress that would go with the decorations and vs e retired into bull sessions while LeBout tied every bow on the Hrst floor. Effortless Eddy Whitstein his fiddle and his fellows warmed up the gym for a half hour before any one appeared to hear his efforts and some undesirable proyided punch that warmed no one and wreaked havoc for the remainder of the weekend. Dancing started in the usual grim deter- mined manner and as the lights dimmed, the tension broke, as did johnson's paper moon, which exploded and bathed the floor in bril- liancc to the discouragement and embarrass- men of couples in the vicinity. The masters took their inning as the customary absences prevailed after the intermission. fThe Bear finally appeared in the eighth.j At twelve the guests were escorted to well-lighted, well-populated living rooms, and were told to forget breakfast. Lambert and Kelly popped back at one-thirty and strange things were said to have happened on Mr. Mac's porch. Sunday brought some fairly well-frayed tempers, the kitchen bearing the brunt of the criticism, but everyone rallied and loaded the girls with the food as we hiked for the cabins, and great sport was had stuffing everybody with uncooked food, as Chef Iiord took over: Rodo was caught chasing his girl over the roof and Ape was reported to have swung through the trees with his. The XY'alkers' girls managed to smoke themselves out of the boathouse and a tense moment came when the taxis failed to appear, causing the situation to lapse into grim silence on the Duke's steps. After the trains and taxis had departed, we reassem- bled with vacation ahead and pleasant mem- ories behind. Page ninety-seven Qi ,J 9 ,, if Ay' Q-Qfj rf l V M n',L, 1 '4 'ik fir, f-T -W, f-if 9592-'E ' -3' n W , ' if Y y l K YS, 1 V'.,m-H f YE . K Wigan, WW, im, 321' gh? , rf 'ww Av. -z 28 28 'U- S 15 16 17 I8 22 4 BETBU PEUT SEPTEMBER -The dust settles to expose Herkey Coke, Merry Perry Ollie Op, Brown Ring. -Mr. Hawkins reprimanded for wearing colored tie-threatens to slug next senior. -Tiger Tom broken up over Miss l.each's absence. -Rat cry echoes through Memorial as Rennicution begins. -Bill Kelly's A.A.A. sweeps West as enrollment soars. OCTOBER -Ifirst decent day-holiday! S-Sidelines grounded for rest of season as Monahan weeps and Taylor gloats. 6-Trusties arrive-hot dogs at least. Kitchen Supplies one cake with icing-extravagancel 8-Tall Paul banishes 51 of class in daylight purge. 9-Greased Ball and Baker swamp impair Bearcats as Mt. l lermon slides to victory. 13-Eruiter goes mad with power as Kent's goal posts are sacrificed to enthusiasm of Victory. l S-19 Smith girls in one car serenade Boyd. W'alter Nose olliciates at lawn party. IS-Prep revolt squelched as Seaman wields bewildering razor. 20-Roberts scores touchdown to avenge Ape's injury in Berkshire I11.lSS.lCI'C. 27-Lufkin returns in gob attire to blow smoke in envious faces. -Casualty list rises as McAfee and Boyd keep the stretchers full at llopkins. Orr operates in stands. -Boyd and Clark outdo Renny on week-end and make dramatic entrance. Mr. Bug left behind at Vassar. Moody hitchhikes home from week-end to sleep on Common room couch. 31-Mechanical Drawing room full of rattle snakes. 3 4, ST NOVEMBER Westover terrorizes 3rd floor with snake like rope. Roberts competes with XY'eeks in food bill--Miss Davis dis- couraged. Hunting Chews love letter in mad attempt to conceal evi- dence. Sundax morning birth of Pinhead s Don t You Hate It X in Dx ke heax es furniture out of fourth floor xxindoxx hd lXcl'1glflQ skin Nlr Lax ttlls Hxttop to stxx in closet Lnknoxxn culprit flushes tennis ball I-larrx ones sxxtirs to sue xx hole fourth floor as plumbers xx ork knee deep in xx ittr md Stiles floats in on raft loomis dummx triumphlntlx destroxed Ln! and Thompson ousted lfter raid on Duke s liquor tlbinet Scotch is scarce these days XX illis tible lifted lboxe his held x unlx tries to hold it doxx n IS seniors plan to eirrx it out of dining., room 'xlerritt carefullx tunes txmplni on ridiltor claims school too chelp to bux :1 new head Boris belutiful digit remoxcd from totem pole Uninx ittd leggy girl cheer leader spoils Taft game for Duke Lxtn St Lukes editions tome out Been waiting for those mips for .1 long time Peter Gurney peppers H D A xx ith deadlx bean shooting from gallerx as Greener bends ox er for picture Htrmm loses genius heid at bond rally-octet has lary ngitis Duke lifted on shoulders as shouts of Roast the Moe drovx n football rally -Thanksgiving poxxder Hght interrupted as Duke appears through the dust. -Much politics over lNui,c s dance card as Flattop officiates. - The dark one mx stery of dance. Vfycoff operates xxirh Orr in the jug. Earl s girl can t come until Sunday. -XX alker s Workers smoked out of boathouse. Fearless Frank dunks steaks dramatically in Mustard. DECEMBER -Duke runs hundred out of chapel xx ith Dutch athlete' Puppy in ecstasy over homeland man. -Renny prevented from telephoning by trunk barrier across corridor. -Duke gives wrong hymn in chapel. -Pollack back with same old dissipated look. -Schullinger, you should never approach a skunk from the rear. -Off to the Niomi. 459' - f, V 'Q h Al p f f N 1 3 K, .r'v'k if gxfx in f ag H iq L A ' in It H x Y J, n ' W SIU ' A, ix? is W-.-7 n -1 4051119511 I Q ' A I '., A A 4 w-zsrmmw-'M 4 u Q4 A 'A v 4 M.- . - - 2 .1 ' 2 . 'z f S wi -41 ' Sm ' ff x aff 1 . , , ,Uv J. ,, K , ' ' ?'13' f R' km . x Q 'km N I vw i ,hr , or . A w 1 ,wan-bv5 wif.- f.,1'Jg5jQL - X, Y , M, A Q 5 -JP ii N sl 'lx .gain I' Ili' is ' -half UHUUL HOCKEY This year's hockey season was an un- usually successful one, with five of last year's lettermen returning. The loss of Luf- kin, Robbins, Belin, and Brown, four mem- bers of our class and last year's team who accelerated, threatened and seriously les- sened our chances of a good team, but the sudden return of Brown made the pros- pects brighter. Mr. Hall did a fine job of coaching and, thanks to Bill Black, the rink had the best ice in many years. At the close of the season, the team had won the Housa- tonic Valley League undefeated, set a record of four consecutive shut-outs, thanks primarily to Vaughn Brown, and suffered its only defeat at the hands of a far more experienced C h o a t e team early in the season. It seemed at first that the first line of Captain Sellwood and Van Dyke would be serious- ly handicapped by the loss of Lufkin, but the latteris posi- tion on left-wing was admir- ably filled by Mac Xvood- house, next year's captain. Q -- .5-.. Thus the first line of Van Dyke at center, Sellwood as right wing, and Mac Wood- house on the left, backed up by the de- fense of Calhoun and Boyd, and Brown in the cage, made up an unbeatable combina- tion. Wfoodhouse, Kitteridge, Howe, Matthiessen, Ballou, and Zabriskie all con- tributed to a rather indefinite second line and third line, while Ferguson and J. C. Iiarl comprised the second defense, and Seaman was the substitute for Brown in the nets. The first game of the season was against Kent at Hotchkiss on janu- K ary 12. after two games be- ' fore had been rained out. XY'e ' managed to start the season right by nosing them out by a 3-2 victory. At the end of a fairly uneventful first period the visitors managed fa-nv to slip one by Brown, for the first score, but soon lost their lead when Sellwood scored in the first few minutes of the second period, and followed up with another soon after on Page one hundred three a pass from Van Dyke. Finally in the last period, Calhoun scored the decisive goal for us to prevent a final Kent tally from threat- ening the outcome. Our next game was with Choate at Wall- ingford. Choate, having the beneht of their previous games, found it was all they could do to defeat the scrappy Hotchkiss sextet. Early in what was considered one of the best prep-school games of the season, Cowen banged in a shot for Choate and three min- utes later Scott repeated the performance on a pass. However a suddenly inspired Hotchkiss first line retaliated quickly with a pass from Van Dyke to Sellwood, and the latter scored. The second period saw the puck in the Choate zone most of the time, but our offense didn't materialize till the third period when Calhoun flipped a back- hand shot through the Choate goalie. As this was not a league game, an overtime period s..-, ... L.. was decided upon, and in the last forty-three seconds, Marshall of Choate destroyed our chances of an undefeated season by sinking the winning goal, and the game ended 3-2. The remaining games were relatively easy victories for Hotchkiss. Our game with a highly rated Westminster team ended by routing them 5-0, which marked the begin- ning of a shut-out record. Van Dyke ac- counted for four brilliant goals, while Sell- wood finished it up with the fifth in the last period. The Gunnery game, also played at Lakeville, marked another impressive game, with a decisive victory of 4-0. Rough hockey and many penalties featured this game, but the result was a second shut-out for Brown. The following week, Berkshire travelled to Hotchkiss and met the same fate as the two preceding teams. The game was a shin- ny contest with numerous penalties, but f l 3-ls 5-9. Brown again prevented us from being scored upon. Van Dyke accounted for three of our goals, on two of which Sellwood was an assist, and Calhoun slapped the last one in, cinching a 4-0 victory. The last of our string of shut-outs was played at Kent, a far more exciting game than the previous one. In the early minutes, Van Dyke sank one on a solo, and later in the second period Sellwood put us ahead by two on a pass from Van Dyke. The rest of the game saw Kent very much on the offensive, but, despite frequent scuifles around our cage, they were unable to score, and the game ended 2-0. Taft, who had defeated us twice last year, was our next victim in a very exciting game played at home, and we were handi- capped by the loss of Captain Sellwood bc- cause of appendicitis. Boyd scored early in the first period, and J. W'oodhouse ac- counted for the second on a pass from Van Dyke. Taft scored on us by a penalty shot, destroying Brown's chances for his fifth shut-out in Ll row, but the game ended in our favor, 2-1. Our victory over South Kent, cinching the Housatonic Valley League for us, was a close 5-2 score. Kitteridge slapped in our first tally, but South Kent tied it up rapidly and scored again in the second period. It X -....., ' -giur' 4' I 'ww wasn't until the third period that the Blue got going and was able to push two more goals through for the winning score of 3-2. Our big game of the season was played at XVest Point against the Army Plebes. Van Dyke made brilliant solos down the ice to score in the first and second periods, with a new Army team tallying once in the sec- ond. Calhoun, on a shot from the blue line, secured a 3-1 victory in the third period, going as our second victory over the Plebes. The final game was played at Berkshire on their tiny rink, and in spite of sloppy play- ing on both sides we managed to score Eve goals. Van Dyke accounted for his usual Page one himrlred sir four, and Kitteridge for the other, while Berkshire tallied three times. However, they were completely outskated and out- played, and a 5-3 victory was a decisive way in which to end a very successful season. i SUHUUL BASKETBALL Led by co-captains Paul Lambert and Dick Ford, basketball started well at Hotch- kiss this year with victories over Amenia and Gunnery. Then the season gradually sloped off, somewhat due to more accom- plished opponents. Throughout the season, individually the team looked good, but failed to gain coordination on the court in face of tough opposition. Alternating be- tween man-to-man and zone defense the team mostly used a fast break offensive to rack up their points. Playing one of our best and closest games of the season, we lost to Cranwell, 45-52. From then on, the team suffered hard breaks and general dis- organization. Mr. Stearns' coaching came through, however, in beating Berkshire, 40-29. Page one hundred seven Fine play was put forth by Cofeaptains Ford and Lambert, Ollie Robinson, lid Nloteh, and Handy. This starting team was shifted all season to try to find the right combinations. High scorer for the year was Paul Lambert with IOS points, followed by Ford. Ford put up 20 points in the Amenia game and Ollie Robinson made IS when we beat Kent 33-20. Sandy McAfee and Pete Sullivan sparked our defense all year. For the first time we had a full schedule of twelve games with outside schools. Bas- ketball has finally become a major sport at Hotchkiss. It was a good season for develop- ing new players for next year, although we won an unimpressive 4 games out of 12. w 1 'iv- gn-unip mu -- -J. az-V541 4 -9-1' -I L SUHUUL SW MMING The swimming team, under the very able coaching of Messrs. Stakely and Bodel, ended an undefeated season with five school rec- ords for their laurels. Undoubtedly one of the finest teams Hotchkiss has had, co-cap- tains Murray and Merritt, lcd their team- mates to victory in five dual meets and two interscholastic meets. The first engagement on january 19 with Hopkins Grammar School, which did not have a team during the war, ended in a resound- ing 58-8 victory for the Blue. The following week, on the 25th, the Bryan pool rang with another win over the Pittsfield Boys' Club team by .1 score of 48-18. Un February 2. in the con- test with the New York Mili- tary Academy, the home team showed their record- breaking qualities by defeat- ing their opponents S0-16 and lowering two school rec- ords in the process. Murray swam a beau- tiful 220 yard freestyle race in the time of 2:23.l. taking a second off the previous mark. The lightning quartet of XVindsor, Blum, Merritt, and Murray cut 6 10 of a second off the l6U yard freestyle relay rec- ord to win in l:l8.8. The first meet away, at W'est Point against tht Plebes, saw another Blue victory and three records broken. Blum broke the record for the 220 yard free- style in a 75 foot pool with the time of 2:28.54 Murray took the 100 yard freestyle record in a 75 foot pool in 55.6 seconds: and the team of XY'indsor, Holmes, Merritt. and Murray cut the 200 yard relay record for .1 75 foot pool to 1:-I-2.0. lfebruary 16 saw Hotchkiss at Deerfield swim- ming a close meet which was decided in our favor bv Mr. Stakely's decision to sacrifice Page one hzmdred n we i. -3- the doubtful 220 yard relay and concen- trate on winning the medley. His action bore fruit and the Blue carried the day with a score of 38-28. NX'hen Canterbury cancelled their meet with Hotchkiss, by dint of swift work, Coach Stakely was able to enter the team in the 26th Annual Interscholastic Meet held at Brown University in Providence. The team proved their gratitude by winning the meet with a tally of 47 points, 27 over the nearest of the ten other teams. The follow- ing week, on March 9, at the Interscholastic Meet held at Trinity College in Hartford. the Blue placed first in every event and third in all but the relays, where each school had but one entry. This ended a very successful season. Too much credit cannot be given to Coach Stakely and Coach Bodel, who pol- ished up an already Hne team to really top shape. Page mm huwlfefl few WHY' if SKIING An acute shortage of snow meant a short- age of real skiing, but an experienced team led by Captain Dutton proved it had the know-how in the meets tried. Such veter- ans as Kelly, Gsell, and Hunting, aided by newcomers, Allen and Sykes, turned in a creditable record for the Hill. This year for the first time trips to places with ski-tows and meets farther from home were planned. Mr. Hale's several trips to Konkapot ski-tow with large groups, and proposed interscholastic ski meets there, gave incentive to the trials of turns and the old nbuggywhip trail saw torrents of Hotchkiss skiiers and felt more than a few. This snow gave the only practice for the meets to follow. jumping at the school never lasted more than a few days at a time, and Mr. Howe's men saw only a few jumps as icy runways and slush made the hill unusable. One jumping meet between Berkshire, Salisbury, Plankers and Hotchkiss resulted in a close victory for Hotchkiss. Salisbury's twins turned in consistently fine performances, as did Allen, Sykes, and Brown for Hotchkiss, although the absence of Dutton was keenly felt. Meets with Berkshire, an interscholastic meet at Pittsfield, State Forest, and another lnterscholastic at Konkapot made the sea- son. A proposed meet at NY'est Point never materialized. Meets with Berkshire resulted in Hotchkiss victories, and at Pittsfield, beautiful slaloming by Dutton and Sykes placed Hotchkiss near the top, and although the down hill was not so successful, Kelly pushed hard enough to rate among the best. At Konkapot, Sykes and Dutton again showed Hotchkiss' temper to place among the best. NVinter was cut short by rains, and no more meets were able to be run. How- ever, the chance that Hotchkiss gives to skiiers was shown well-observed by a group of really interested people. Page one hundred elezen ...J , ' ,Qwf,,:,,:m,.i. ur ak.. 4!7,1g..- 4 -'M Mwst... 'ffsvwnna ,.3a-'L ,WM 'MQ , AA Y., -'-'Yrs-2 J WI TER CTI ITIE Page one hundred twelve .......,.,.,.....,.,, WINTER IJHAMATIIIS The Hotchkiss Dramatic Association se- lected for its Mid-winter play THE TORCHBEARHRS, a satirical comedy by George Kelly. The play is a take-off on the trials and tribulations of a group of amateur actors who take themselves too seriously and therefore appear funny to others. The very difficult lead role of Mrs. Duro Pampanelli Qwhat the J stands for no one is quite surej was handled with deep- throated bravura by Richard Kebbon. In his two years at Hotchkiss, Dick has ap- peared in every one of the H.D.A. produc- tions, making his debut as the conventional stretcher-bearer in YELLOW' JACK. Un- til THE TORCHBIZARIZRS he had played only supporting roles, but in the winter play he was given his chance, and Madame Panip, the leading spirit of the little theatre group came forth in all her glory. His portrayal of the determined, typically im- pervious Mrs. Pampanelli was the link that held the play together. His role was handled with the greatest finesse-his ditiicult blends and stage directions carried out masterfully and without much golfing at the expense of the other actors. A newcomer, John Rogers, played the part of Nellie Fell, a rich society lady, and gave a fine, clean-cut performance as the perennial ingenue, full of brittle moves and staccato vocalismsn. Bob Bechold, who played the nurse in YELLOW' JACK, ably handled the part of Mrs. Paula Ritter, a vague and rather senseless woman who is always nibbling food and trying her best to seem practical. Doug McClure, as Huxley Hossefrosse-a man of great dignity and magnihcent speaking voice, noted also for his Leaning-Tower-of-Pisa stance and his Pollyanna responses -gave a creditable performance. John Lassell played Mr. Spindler, Madame Pamp's right-hand man. He gave a particularly convincing charac- terization -mirroring Mrs. Pampanelli's every emotion, always tripping over things, and never picking up the right cue. Bill XY'itter, another newcomer, took the male lead of Mr. Frederick Ritter. the only sane person between Paula and the world. The theatre group is completed by Bill Childs as the timid Mr. Twiller and jack Blum as Florence McCrickett, a dead-pan actress who leads a normal life off the stage but has no acting ability whatsoever. Page one hznzdrerr' flvirtren -I 52 WI TEH Thirty girls in tl1is sea of boys boiled the Niid-Dance down to .1 24 hour Fat race, be- fore, during, and after. jupiter P., doubt- less under the dark influence of tl1e Apostle, made with the snow, which cooled tl1ings off enough without Nliss Davies' Planters Punch, which, nevertheless, laid them out in the fifth. As .1 matter of fact, everyone would have carried their books to Chapel had not Ollie Op's girl settled just .1s tl1e fog lifted, and we left breakfast with Pep- sodent smiles. Pre-dance havoc disclosed blind date bu- reaus, frantically working with Hot Krotz, loading them in from South of the Border. while Pockets put his change in the North- calling phones, and only a few familiar names graced the list for the carnage. Du- four met every stage-coach on the fatal day with mercenary glee, and as the day wore on, the Apostle swore on and sharpened his knife for Pockets if the notorious I5.B.'s Candy Cain wasn't. .loe and Art, st.1I'l'X'- eyed, explored the campus with the four- teen-year-old wonders, and as joe gingerly sat down to the H.D.1-X.'s masculine per- formance. she innocently inquired the vi- cinity of his incision. THIS TORCHBIQXR- PRS provided a spark for the occasion. as Kebbon's voice cracked. and he lost his fan for the bubble dance. .-Xt tl1e Duke's Tea. sandwiched between the play and the Tea-dance, everyone fin- ll.-X 'U ished off the doughnuts, not intending to eat tl1e supper anyway, and then strolled into the gym bedecked in what was known as Alohnson's Crystal Ball Fiasco-no crystal ball, but Nlr. Kellogg! mobiles kept your neck on a swivel. The music was intriguing, too, as the Syncopators had been sl1ot by tl1e last quarter marks, and Hefty Harry and XY'indsor pulled a high-school band out of tl1e hat which battled its instruments with results, if DOI beautifully. Supper tickled the epidermus, while Yan Tassel tickled his s.. girl, and Buffs Small-Change tickled every- one by spending the meal explaining the arrangement of limma's sopranos to Mr. lash. As the girls retired to don their gownless evening straps, the cheerful news came that Eddie Phyfe, the surprise on the band stand instead of the Boys in Red, had embedded his fender in a Ford's posterior and would be a little late. He arrived about the same time we got our last cuff links linked sans tuxedoes, and as the temperature rose to his New Orleans strains, the Duke's rose with it as he watched their jug grow empty, and tried his feet at the music which was definitely not waltz time. The Octet en- livened the choir room during the inter- mission, while Bill Kelly explored the won- ders of darkness, and when everyone re- turned, the lights were a little dimmer, but lfddie was just warming up. Greener tried a quick switch with Mitchell's girl in the dark, and Bo Kelly managed to break the stiff arm for almost the whole dance. Twelve found the Iiight just getting warmed into a fast polka and Ros and Bill tried vainly to calm them down as the dimmers began to smell again. Sunday proved Hotchkiss men are never daunted bv difficulty, and the women had no choice anyway, so the cabins were filled as yonder forest gazed upon haphazard pic- nics. The whole situation was fraught with intrigue, as someone forgot the frying pan. and Ollie's girl absolutely refused to take a stroll through the woods after reading the Class Vote. Snapper fwith a girl that came before Sundayj audibly told Olive to relax. as Chimper and Paula hogged most of the fire, while in the deep woods it was disputed whether W'estover and date were snake hunting. Some made the trains - others missed. The last were packed off from Canaan, and everyone returned to relax and solve everyone else's problems, proving she was a woman of few words, but often. BETHUSPEUT JANUARY Everyone returns, with stories of drunken grandeur. Earl returns, too. Flattop still in closet. Eno puts in direct line to Duke-rum runners baffled by ignorant operators. White comes back from midnight escapade to find bed missing. Hall chases Boyd around campus in running snowball battle Cut that shooting out born as Butch molds basketball team Mr. Stiles away on week-end-fourth floor starves. Tugboat strike distressing Simmons. Motch returns to basketball team for Hfth time. Hazard leaves the Bear after complaints of seduction. Boy Scout Doherty tries to give Renny hotfoot-sequi. Winter holiday finds ice, but no snow. How can anyone study for exams? FEBRUARY West gambling association opens. Apostle gives benediction before exams. Moe bounces three divisions. Over-but DOI passed. We all get drunk-at the milk bar. Bridge Club interrupted in first rubber. -Mac's girl refuses for the second time-please, dear! Squash courts open as local bar. People frantic for dance dates as every school uses same week- end. ' 59. 922+ Y. ,g,, 4-. 5' -Johnson's crystal ball vanishes. -H.D.A. hits Ceiling again as satire backlires. -Earlis girl and tipsy band sans tux only slightly late as Duke boils-Hawkins operates on Hall's girl. -Opis girl refuses to walk in woods with him, and Skidmore delegation leaves last and late. -Plague of dance food-empties chapel. -Hockey returns from Choate with stories of cocoa flowing faucets. -Moody takes two lay-up shots at the wrong basket-must be in love. -No snow yet-hampers skiiers. -Miller and Edwards skate at midnight. -Berkshire hockey rink is weak as team MARCH -Murray disqualihes as he tries to torpedo St. George swimmer. -Iilattop must be hiberating. -Buhl locked in trunk by Van Alen. -Parsons applies for Atlas course. -Hard luck Sellwood gets appendicitis. Silly at basketball game-well, it could have gone either way. Cyelotron beats Mobile to ville rat race -Octet finally wrangles record from Mr. Fish. Gimp, Gup, Goldhsh, and Green again. -Buddha and Boddisatvas form Limber Timbers-Coke pre- sides. -Dutton suffers from Sellwood's sickness. Seniors outbuy Preps on XVar Bond Rally-we're off-keep your ties on, boys. Page one I I I t 'PHI G AT LETIC wifi 'tvs Pt f't' We new wifi 5' 4-..-P Nw? Y BASEBALL The baseball season this year was quite successful for Hotchkiss, although the team had the habit of losing to inferior teams after they took the highly-rated ones. Cap- tain Paul Lambert alternated as pitcher and shortstop, while Dick Sellwood, pitcher of last year and this, did equally well as catcher. With over half the team consisting of re- turning lettermen and with the capable coaching of Mr. Gurney and Stearns, the prospects for the season looked excellent. Our first game, with Re- gional High School on April 16, could hardly be called un- impressive, as we swamped them with 22 runs to their 5, and our win over Arlington 13-4 in the following game was accomplished equally easy. ln the first game, Cal- hounls triple with two on in the third started things off, and our eleven run barrage in the fifth cinched the game. The Arlington nine provided more opposition until thc I nge vnu' ,lHlll1l'C'fl fll.'Pllfy third, when johnson and Freeman scored on blasts by Emerson and Calhoun. The rest of the game was a rout, thanks to the hitting of Boyd and Freeman and pitching of Lambert. On April 24th, we met our first defeat at the hands of Berkshire, due primarily to weak hitting. Our threat came in the eighth inning, when Greenhalgh, batting for Lam- bert, singled and later scored on Johnsonis double. Berkshire was helpless against Sell- wood, who relief pitched in tht last few innings, but the score remained 3-2 in Berk- shire's favor. Our next game was a re- turn with Arlington High School, and the Blue slugged out a 7-1 victory. Sellwood started the rally in the fifth. which produced five runs to cinch the game. XX'estmin- ster appeared equally helpless against us as they bowed to the score of S-1. Boyd's hom- i er in the third destroyed mg! , , ,gr 1 .A . all illusions about their highly-rated fast ball pitcher, and the Blue hitters knocked home seven more runs. Credit goes to Boyd's hit- ting and Lambert's one-hit pitching. A freak game against Choate, from which we emerged victorious with the score of 13-11, provided the most exciting game of the season as we took it in the eleventh inn- ing. After Choate took the lead in the start with an edge of ll runs, Sellwood limited them to three hits after that and they failed to score again. We blasted in eight runs in the fourth, tied it in the ninth, and won in the eleventh when Calhunt scored Boyd and himself on a triple and error. We dropped our next game to Taft, S-1, on errors, lack of hitting, and bad luck. However, We defeated highly-rated Kent 6-4 on two-hit pitching by Lambert and Sellwood. After our one run in the first, Kent took the lead that same inning with four scores. However, in the sixth, five suc- cessive hits and a walk provided us with five runs as we cinched the game. With ten strike-outs to pitcher LeBoutil- lier's credit, we overwhelmed Cranwell in our next game, scoring in the first four inn- ings the winning runs. The following day we avenged our previous defeat from Berk- shire with a close 4-3 Win, as Sellwood struck out a total of 20 and McAfee caught. As usual we started things in the third, scoring I four runs and erasing Berkshire's early lead, and, although they threatened in the eighth, we took the game 4-3. Four runs for Hotchkiss in the first inn- ing cinched an easy 8-2 victory over Loomis, as Sellwood turned in a 3-hit performance. Two hits each for Van Duke, Boyd and Sell- Wood contributed to the victory. However, our journey to West Point to play the Plebes Page one hundred twenty-two was not a successful Hnish to our successful season. A maze of errors on our part led to an 11-6 defeat. Despite excellent hitting on the part of Johnson, Boyd, McAfee and Lambert, We couldn't erase a 10-2 lead they had over us in the seventh, and the score remained 11-6. The year's games meant a tie with Choate for the Housatonic League championship. 9 QC 5' HEVIEW UE THE 1946 TH.-XUIG .'E,l.'U l Coaches Smith, Berry, Milmine, and Kel- logg contemplated their charges, some fifty strong, for the first time at Baker lfield on April -1 in anticipation of a six meet sched- ule. Prospects appeared very heartening with such experienced men as Captain Nlotch, lily, Clark, Noyes, Tilson, Hamlin, and XVilliams on hand. XVith encouraging time trials in the sprints and the familiar sight of Mr, Berry's Nlilersn daily perusing the length of the golf course, the squad was able to shape itself into condition for the Arlington meet on April 20.111 this engage- ment, paced by lily and Nlotch. the Blue easily routed the Pough- keepsie thinlies, 62-42. The ther- mometer hovered too near the Arlington point score to make the weather conducive to good track times, but the distance men of listill, Noyes, and Tilsnn won their respective events. The Bearcats next invited Loomis in. Ed Nlotch swept first place in four events, placed in ,. the discus. and ran the first leg of the winning relay team to A 77,...h.,l. amass -- 4 points in t is sing e alternoon's festivities. Steady lfddie searecly needed more help in this 76-46 triumph, but re- ceived able assistance from Don lily, and as usual, the distance trio of Noyes, lfstill, and Tilson. The squad again displayed remark- able team strength in seizing top honors in eleven out of fourteen events. The Blue next traveled North to deci- mate the opposition thereupon met by the count of 100 2-3 to 24 l-5. The Green from Berkshire spent the afternoon eating the cinders as the Hotchkiss entries pro- cured the initial spot in all track events. Particularly noteworthy was the Nlotch-Clark combination in the century, as they clocked off times 10.2 and 10.3 respectively. The distance trio paced oll- its accus- tomed undefeated stint. and the hurdlers. Kelly and Ballou. chested the tape to take home Blue Ribbons. The Choate meet finally ma- terialized on a wet Nlay 18. From the opening gun to the linal click ofthe stop watch the contest was a spirited affair with the lead Page one Izeozdrefi tzeenfy-three changing hands after about every event and the Bearcats finding themselves unable to eke out their 63-59 triumph until the finale of the afternoon. Though the Blue once again proved itself supreme in the dashes and distances over the Wallingford rivals, as the afternoon wore on it became apparent that among the three remaining events of the low hurdles, javelin and relay, the Blue needed two conquests to take home the bacon, William Bo Kelly, running in by now a rain that resembled no spring shower, raced home in the 220 lows in 28.9 to cop first place and give the Blue new life, Bill Shaffer could muster only a third in the javelin in face of superior opposition, and thus put the Hotchkiss contingent one point in arrears. All depended on the Bear- cats' 880 yard relay team of Motch, Feuer, Estill, and Clark, who breezed the distance in 1:36.5 to nip the Choaties and annex the Blue's fourth consecutive success of the year, this time by a narrow 63-59 count. The Taft meet will long be cherished by the Hotchkiss cindermen as the occasion upon which Don Ely shattered the school discus record with a prodigious heave of 122' 6 , to eclipse by more than a foot the heretofore record held since 1942 by his brother Roland. Inspired by this perform- ance the Bearcats turned on the power to garner a most convincing 87M to 37 M vic- tory from the Tafties. The distance trio came through with its monotonous regu- larity. joe Esrill stepped off a fast 53.9 quar- ter while Roberts strided close behind to take second place. Henry Noyes pushed Page one hundred twenty-four himself to a well run 2:07 half, running ahead of Williams and Doherty, who manip- ulated a Hotchkiss sweep of the event. George Tilson turned on all cylinders to turn in a 4:50.8 mile after being pushed mightily by Gregory who ran second. West- over placed second in the high sticks, while Hamlin, Motch, Clark Shaffer, and Brutal John Ferguson in the hammer all annexed their respective events. On May 29, the Bearcats invaded the realm of collegiate competition to engage the West Pointers on the latter's voluptuous grounds. Struck with stage fright and a little bit more by an exceptionally powerful Plebe team, the Blue reeled under a 90-41 setback after a hotly contested struggle. Eddie Motch retained his undefeated status for the year in the 100 by salting away the event by the very nar- row margin of a head. Tommy Clark soared 202 to raise the Bearcats over the broad jump pit. Don Ely triumphed in the discus, and the relay team ran with ardor to shade the Plebe counterpart. The remainder of the tale is one of woe with the distance trio succumbing for the first time in their events with the older Pointers. In the con- tests afield the Bearcats showed a surprising amount of strength as Don Ely kicked over the high jump bar at 5' 10 to come within K, of the school record, and Bill Shaffer went to usurp a second with his trusty jave- lin. This was the Blue's only defeat. In turning out their third undefeated track season against interscholastic compe- tition the Hotchkiss senior members also finished up their athletic careers on the Hill. r , 'C - 755 5 -A I' 5 . v.'f: 9 ' 1 tff'f1'f.' I., 1 .131 ' . . .1-s A 'gl ' 4 . . iw .Ji z 'ui A ,I 'lm- hr- '35-f I . . 1 w f' .Q ,N ' . iq - Q X,f - x A --ff N . , . K - V!- .,.w sq 5? . -g a I , Q , E-. , vamp: THE GULF A supposedly inexperienced golf team came through a tough schedule this year with the impressive record of won four, lost one, and tied one. Crippled earlier in the season by the loss of Larry Carpenter, Mr. Hale's golfers surprised everyone by play- ing excellent golf in the latter part of the season to defeat the highly rated sixes of Choate and Taft. The season started with a one-sided defeat at the hands of Choate at Wallingford, 8 M to Z. Acting Captain McCurdy, Bensley, Greene, Bonner, and Holmes all fell victims to the then superior playing of the Choate team, while Weissman split a point with his opponent. The Blue team came back to trounce New York Military Academy on our course, 10 to 0. Bensley's 39 was low for Hotchkiss, while the others triumphed easily. Next came a hard fought match with Taft at Watertown which ended in a 4M to 4M tie. The second team also broke even in their first and only match of the year, 3 to 3. A return match with N.Y.M.A. proved again disastrous for the cadets, as they were downed 11 to 1 on their own course in an engagement played with eight- man teams. Wfhen Taft came here for a second match, they were downed by a re- Page one hundred twenty-six SEASON juvenated team, 5 to 4. Greene, Captain Bonner, Holmes, and Weissman all con- tributed points to the victory. But the crowning achievement of the year was the last match with the undefeated Choate six, which resulted in the downfall of the golf- ers who had beaten such teams as Exeter, Lawrenceville, and Taft. Twice during the day it looked as if it would end in a Blue defeat, but Captain Al Bonner and Pete Holmes each came through in the crucial moments to realize the most coveted victory of the year. The final score: 5 to 4. In the club league, Baker had little trou- ble most of the season in winning. Toward the end, however, Taylor, through a long winning streak, tied the Grey. In the play- off which followed, Baker emerged cham- pions. Monahan was third by a considerable distance from the first two teams, and Hoyt :linished in the cellar. The school golf tournament was won easily by Larry Carpenter, who defeated Bruce Bensley, next year's captain, ten and nine in the thirty-six-hole playoff. Last year's runner-up proved himself to be be- yond school competition as he breezed through successive matches up to and through the finals in professional style. , K -11.3, ,A i .4.4...s, , , Q. ,M and Q' if 2 f' ' ,F , ' SCHOOL TENNIS This year the tennis team had quite a suc- cessful season, considering the lack of mate- rial and experience at the beginning. Mr. Lay was a tremendous asset to Mr. Hoey, not only as a coach, but also as a teacher, and the quality of the tennis improved greatly under their guidance. The better part of the team saw Childs, Bush, Matthiessen, Pullman, Seaman, and Ruckgaber playing in that order, Handy and Ford filling ing Childs and Handy were the only returning lettermen. Our first game, against Loomis, proved to be an easy victory for Hotchkiss, not a match being dropped, with the impressive score of 9-0. Kent at Kent was equally in- effective against us, able only to take one singles match, and so our 8-1 victory made up for last year's defeat. Taft proved to be no exception, as we crushed them, 7-2. XVe lost our No. 1 and No. 2 singles, but our doubles victories by Childs-Bush, Mat- thiessen-Ruckgaber, and Pullman-Seaman clinched the match. Choate, however, rated inferior to Kent, was able to subdue us by the score of 6-3, partly due to the absence of Bush. Playing on rather deceptive indoor courts, Childs and Ruckgaber alone won their singles, while Childs and Matthiessen took the only doubles match. Our trip to West Point could hardly be called a success. Although the match could not be finished, the Plebes had won the nec- essary five points for the match. The absence of Bush again was felt. Childs, Capt. Mat- thiessen, Pullman, and Seaman dropped their singles, with Ford winning and Ruck- gaber unable to finish his. Childs and Mat- thiessen lost their doubles, as Pullman and Seaman took theirs easily: Ruckgaber and Ford were unable to play their match. NY'ith Lambert and Sellwood assisting the team, there was hope for a successful outcome against Deerfield, but the match was can- celled because of rain, and the season ended with three wins to two losses. Page one hundred twenty-sez en SPRING As a climax to a successful season, the di- rectors of the HDA chose The jest , by Sem Benelli, a play that truly utilized every faculty of that able organization. The story deals with a young Italian, Giannettl, who gains his horrible revenge through the use of his astute brain and crafty cunning. The hatred which had grown in him since the first time he met the Chiaramentese broth- ers was climaxed by the purchase of his betrothed for Neri's plaything. An excellent cast was largely composed of former Hotchkiss thespians, but many new faces were present and showed great signs of more important roles to come. The most outstanding of these was Bob Motch, whose part, although small, was played with a convincing and sincere touch. Fazio, Gi- annetto's crippled confidante, was done by Morgan Firestone, who did a fine job, and Jay Van Alen was appealing as the seductive heroine. Doug McClure, John Rodgers, and duel- ing Don Murray were indispensable in their roles, adding much to the plot. The only comic character, Cintia, Bill Greenhalgh played to the hilt, stepping into his first feminine part. Dick Kebbon on the other hand stepped into one of his rare masculine parts, that of the polished Italian gentleman, Puge mm hundred twenty-eight PLAY and ran his magnificent villa with authority and grace, completing his record of not miss- ing a performance in two years. One of the greatest assets to the produc- tion was produced by our more than effi- cient direction staff in the stunning and var- ied settings which were turned out. The play was particularly diflicult having as it did three completely different sets, all of which had to be easily changed. One of the more miraculous feats was the disposal of a ten- foot marble fireplace which adorned the abode of Tornaquinci, into a space about equal to the size of a postage stamp. Both Frank Ford and Brad Dillman ap- peared in starring roles, and both more than distinguished themselves. The latter, as Gianetto, performed with great force and understanding, and each phrase seemed turned to perfection. Frank Ford, president of Dramat, outdid himself in the role of Neri and brought to a triumphant close a most successful career in the Dramatic Asso- ciation. The directors, Mr. Levensaler and Mr, Edwards, and the stage crew and cast com- bined in this instance to present a produc- tion that was completely satisfactory, and future Dramatic Associations will have difficulty surpassing it. ,I L- 5 .A .4 fn f. u ',G,,, ima -, 'vi' ww '411, '? H .ya I 1..l'x 9 1351, . u. . 95g21'fM,4 1, 4 .2331 SPRING DANCE ANU GIEAIIUATIUN The class of '46, begotten in war, despera- tion, cynicism. and black ties, lived through four troubled years to graduate as the sun once more began to shine in the world. The first post-war graduation, in a rather plastic stage, began in a swirl of cramming, cursing, creation, and crud, featuring a dance a la Johnson and W'indsor, and ending in the presentation of the sacred scrolls, as we marched down the weary last hundred of the aisle at graduation. The tall tales of happy exam weeks came somewhat true as IDOSI of us gave up and spent the moments at tennis, golf. or rum- running, partly from frustration, partly from the delusion that life was a snap. Qnly a few wise ones burned the midnight oil. The Moe wrecked havoc and passed out fif- ty-sevens, while the wonders of nature doused the glim at night and during the Spanish exam, bringing out howls of pro- test and hidden flashlights. Conditions passed, flunked, or indifferent, we collected at the Duchess's for dessert for perhaps the last time, and next morning watched ears and trains pull in with anxious mothers and girls. Packing proved a problem of mind over matter, as we tried to cram four years' collection of crud into a shaving kit, but it was gladly abandoned for reunions and final bull sessions. Miss Davis came through with her best efforts to treat all to a buffet supper, and the vicinity's inns were flooded with guests in formal wear as the dance approached. The main question was as to whether the propo- sition was favorable or not. The decoration committee had handed its job to profession- al decorators, a dubious awning company, which appeared at the last moment with a lingerie display, Harry E. took care of the orchestra, and it wasn't Wittstein's either, and all the dance committee had to do was to worry about the pecuniary difficulties- which mounted momentarily. The dance featured old, old familiar faces, a few new ones, and great influx of parents and sisters gracing the floor. Ruthie again appeared, although there had been a slight mix-up in escorts, jose at last introduced the three time Colgate beau- ty contest winner to Hotchkiss society. Naughty Dick appeared with a new inter- est which brightened prospects, and Cokey joe and Merritt hauled in on the line. At about twelve everyone was about ready to give up anyway-especially those who had lived on coffee and aspirin to capture the Moe's condition. I didn't know whether it was really with excitement or sorrow we went to bed that night, but the feeling seemed genuine enough. It was the end of many friendships and the breaking of the unit, like the split- ting of the atom. The last bull sessions lasted well into the night, and usually strict mas- ters seemed to understand. Page one 111411111111 tlz1'rfy-:nic Saturday morning seemed almost imper- sonal to most, as Gillie lined us up in the halls with Mr. Bug in the lead. It was still almost impersonal as we sat in the chapel and listened, lost, to the names called and the honors awarded by Mr. Smith and Mr. Van Santvoord. Dippie Dave delivered the valedictory which he had rehearsed to his bath tub with infinite suavity. With the magic handshake we were alumni, perhaps of the work, but never of the friends and happy memories accumulated here. As wc left for New York, Greenwich, Chicago or Baltimore, we first began to realize what Hotchkiss had meant, and we first began to grow out of the cynicism, griping, and took the attitude of proud alumni in the warm realization of community and real friend- ship. . 1 3 SPRING HETPIUSPEUT APRIL Select few return from Florida-the rest just return. No, Kelly not an accordion! Son, you should have had that ball in your belt. Glee Club gargles at Hartford. -Feuer 81 Coke preside at Limber Timber meeting. Even Herman bats in Regional Game. -Fergy's records appear in Stiles' room-Ros riot on Fourth. -Merritt clangs triangle at Emma Willard as Goldfish operates and Kebbon's girl refuses to see him again. -Limburg claims self poisoned by Bo. -Siebert bounces Clark and Moody from Spanish to aviate with Van in peace. -Clique departs on S1000 week-end with special appointments. -Woodhouse leads Lower Mids in first raid on Cedars. MAY -All right Dumps, can't you find your way to Choate? -Week-enders sleep in Turkish Bath as Apostle, Pockets and Foot leave Coach Bill behind. -Simmons picks up handy bodyguard as new food supply CIITIVCS. -W'hispers returns with tales of glory. -Octet finally gets record from Mr. Fish. -Baseball team runs wild at Wfaterbury. Hall, Whit, and Olsen attempt chaperoning at Frhe1XY'alker. -Sellwood cops strikeout record-remarkable pitching instru- YNCUI. -Clark and plague do broad against Taft as lily cleans up and Ballou barks shins. -Scandal invades Hill as Bookstore, Athletic Store, Interlaken and Post Office mysteries boil over to If.B.I. -Mysteries cleared by strategy. J -Great lrep raids over Sowow's pomp have finale in l.ambert's room as coveted picture disappears along with Nlotch out the window. -Boot, Art, and Ed Head tease campers as they down Hoose in rubber boat. 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Seaman, Secretary J. G. Estill STUDENT COUNCIL Upper Mid Members D. Ely S. Austell J. B. Zabriskie V, Brown B. Dillmfm S. Feuer G- TilSOI1 G. C. Matthiessen T. NV. Merritt C. I.eBoutiller Lower Mid Members Junior Xienjbers R. Childs 5, Mui,- D. Murray B. Brittingham S. Salas C. Harper IJ. Lindley R.NIillsp.1ugh Prrgc mm lzznzdrml thirty-six THE MISCHIANZR BUAHII R Lawrence Coughlm Jr Chalrmm W ynn I1 Westox er NfI1n1g1n3, I dntor John P Holmes Photogrlphlc Izdntor Albert S Bonner Jr Adxertxsmg Nhmger Llwrenee S Krotnr Busmees XIIIIIQLI' XX nllnm S Chllde Art Fdntor T114 mn11 1s L. Crr, I.d1tor George C. Nintthiessen, Editor XVillinm B. Shaffer, Editor Pa g e one lzzmrlf-ffl thirty-sez ibn HELUHIJ BUAHII Daxid P Stlmin, Chairmin ow, gt xv Nitid Xfi1I11gII1gIdlf0I' Arthur C Dutton, Make Up Editor XX illiim Nltlxtt Co Iditoritl Cillllllilll Irtdtritk S Shlfhr Co Iditoriil Clmirmin Edward S. Dann, Sports Editor Iirancis XYv.CY.ll1dLlii r., .-Xssistant A signmc G.H.1lstcad Nixon, r.. Assignment Editor Hamilton Barhydt, Business Nltinagcr Thomas Nlcrritt. .'Xssist.1nt Busincss Nhnagcr Peter Limburg, Exchangc Editor Page mm hzzmlf-ml fhfrfy-ez'gI1t nt Editor 'Q Paul Lambert XVilliam C. Pullman Richard Scllwood joe Calhoun J. M. Ifzlfl xv. B. Kelly LIT HUAHII E. R. Motch K. C. Brown j. G. Esrill T. Ballou A. lf. Silbcrmnn Page one humlred tlzirfy 3' -Hin Page one hundred forty CUM LMIIJE If1i'1'fr'J ill OCxf!1lJFl' A. S. Bonner, Jr. W. S. Childs R. L. Coughlin F. R. Ford L. S. Krotzcr D. P.Scam.1n XV.B.Sl1LlffCf 151 4'cx tml in Izrm' Hamilton Barhydt F. XV. Crandall S. B. Fcucr P. C. Lg 1111 bert P. R. Limburg NW. J. McKee G. XV. Mead, II XV. C. Pullman DANI E LUMMITTEE W Byd DECUP1 ZKTIUN COMMITTEE wjh JClh sud 1 l J indsor LcBoutillcr Lambert 0 f Clark L . o nson R. Van Marx . a oun .1 oo y S-UNT LUKE S Paul Lambert W1ll1am McKee G P T1lson JocC1lhoun D P Smman D O VILCIUIL Tom 'Vlcrrxtt D Ely N1 K Dohcrt IJIFT IUMMITTEE Art Dutton X lughn Bum n J N I rl K C Broun Pcrrx W llsh Page uze zu e 1 1, 1 1 . Q . ,. . . A . . A . . Y I X I' 4 I rf ' V ..1. in . . ' ,V ' so . , ' L I. , x . 1 I ndr df 'Lf-f J CHOIR GLEE CLUB BAND ORCHESTRA RECEPTION COMMITTEE Churman Mun' Esull Moody Kcllv Coke ' 1 A Page one Izunflrcd furiy-f PRIZES THE TRLADXX AY NIENIORIAL PRIZE ID memory or Charles Denton ITILICIW ly of the elzss of 1914 to be avy arded to that member of the Sen1or Cllss who by h1s mdustry manl1ness and honorable eonduet has done most for the life 1nd charleter of the boys of the school vyas avy arded to Paul C Lambert THE ESTILL PRIZE founded by Vlr J G Estlll for that member of the Upper Nllddlc Cllss who has done the most to eleyate the scholarshlp spxrnt and general tone of his class yyas avy arded to Donald Ely THL HOYPI OGDEN PERRY PRIZE presented to that member of the Sen1or Class who has completed h1s school course 1n four years and taken part extenslyely IH sehool 1ct1y1t1es whlle excellmg IH deportment and punctuallty vyas awarded to Albert S Bonner r THE HEADMASTER S PRIZE offered to that member of the Sennor Class yyho has mamtanned the hlghest rank of scholarshlp for the last l1st three yelrs of hrs sehool course was awarded to Albert S Bonner Ir THE HDELITY PRIZE offered to that holder of a full scholarshlp who durmg that year hls been most manly mdustrxous and generally excellent 1n SLI10l.1lSl1lp and CODSLICDIIOUS ln the performlnce of duty was lwarded to George P Txlson THF 'ILRRY PRIZE awarded to that member of the three upper classes yyho wrltes the best essay on some toplc relatmg to Amencan C1tx7ensh1p was lyy lrded to George W Mead II THE TEACLF PRIZE awarded to that member of the school who shall wrnte the best essay on some subyect connected wlth Books and Readme was awarded to Prosser Glfford THE CHARLES E LORD PRIZE ms 5,1ven to that member of the Senlor Class who durmg la1s course at school has shown the greatest a1nount of 1mproye ment perseverance and courage IH the face of d1ff1culty and was awarded to Gerard Brxseoe Roblnson THE MUSIC PRIZE offered to that pupxl who has made the greatest progress In muslc wls aw lrded to NVynn E Westoy er THE LYALL DEAIN MEMORIAL PRIZE for outstandmg servlce rn the Chonr and Glee Club was awarded to Charles NX Robmson THE POETRY PRIZE offered to the composer of the best poem was award ed to Stephen G B1rm1ngham THE PARSONS PRIZES for excellence 1n Semon and Upper Nllddle Hxstory yyere awarded to Wnllnam Jay VIcKee THE ALLPIN PRIZE ayy arded to that member of the Semor Class who 1 the opmxon of hns classmates and the resldent masters nn the senlor dormxtorles IS the most notlble for h1s conduct conscnentnousness and future promnse wls guy en to Arthur Dutton THF HOTCHKISS CI UB SCHOLARSHIP AT YALE awarded to that Semor who has held a full scholarshlp at Hotchklss and who ID the opnmon of hls classnntes and the faculty IS the most desery mg of help vyas gnyen to Hamllton Barhy dr THE YALE HOTCHKISS SCHOLARSHIP awarded on recommendation of the Headmaster vyas vyon by Lawrence Stewart Ixrotzer THE BAUSCH AND LONIB SCIENCE AV ARD for excellenee m Scxence yyas avyarded to George XV Vlead II . , I ,, . ,4 . 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Page one hundred forty-szz ATHLETIC AWARDS THIL JADXX IV TROPHY flwarded to the best 'xthl te ID the Senior Cliss was presented to Paul C Lambert THE W 'ICKOFF CUP presented to that member of the track team seormg the most po nts was 1warded to EDWIN R MOTCI-I III THI3 W ILCOX CUP presented to that m mber of the b4seb1ll te1m wlth the hlghest battmg 1verage was awarded to Rlchard M Sellwood THI SAUNDIRS CUP presented to that member of the b1seb1ll team through whose hxttmg the most runs 'lre dlrectly seored wfns 1w1rded to Paul C Lambert TI-II. CON VLRSI CUPS for boss ID sw1mmxng contests were ave lrded to 'Vlorgln Murrax ID the open cl1ss and to DeW1tt Taylol xn the novlce eI1ss THI ILNNIS PRIZL presented tv that bow who through hrs unselhsh loyllty makes 'ln outstanding c0ntr1but1on to the telm and to the school by hxs 111 1round fme plu wfls 1warded to George C Matthnessen THI PROBASCO CUPS for the wmner .md runnex up IH the sehool golf tourn1ment were lwlrded to Llurence I' Czrpenter the wmner md Bruce N Bensley the runner up THI BI OSSOM CUPS for the medlllst md runner up IU the qulllfvnng round of the sehool golf tourn lment wele 1w11ded to Lawrence Clrpenter the med1l1st Ind Bruee N Bensler the runner up THI PHYSICAI DIRPCTORS FOOTBALL AWIXRD presented to thit boy who through hls unselfxsh lox 1ltw mllees rn outstmdme contrubutnon to the te lm 1nd the sehool by his 111 1round fme pliv wts won by XVIIIIIIU R ohnson member of the Semor Cllss who ln spnte of phx snell hlndxelp his shown the ereltest nmprosement with LIUPIIISIS on posture wus lwmrded to XVllIllI11 NIeKee THI LUCIAY SY! IIT STRQNC XII NIORIAI. ANY ARD presented in memorw of Lneuten mt Strong 1940 of the U S Army Air Iorce to thlt box who bx lox lltx leidershxp mel fllk, splrnt mxlees the greltest eontrlbutlon to the soeeor telm Ind to the sehool xx 1s wx lrded to Pmnle R lord TI-II TAIBOTT CUP presented to thlt SVIITIIUQI who 1 1 m mber of the gumor or low er mrddle ellss who hls been most X llumble to the svn IHTTIIIIIL, squld by hrs efforts perform1nce Ind spnrlt vs IS 1w1rded to ohn NI BI'Itfll12I'llI'l'l THE FDXX ARDS F III AND PI-IELPS H SW IFT AXX ARD presented to thlt box who bx lox lltx le1dersh1p and tune spmt nnlees the zreltest con trlbutxon to the hocleex telm wls von bx I X 1uOhn W Brown l A L I I , . . e ' 1 ' ' . , , 'I ' , I V . - ' i , . . , . . ,, . , , e 6- . . I I f I 3 I 1 . , . . -4 4' 5 1 , . - . e , . . K ' 4 ' ' . ' ' ' , .' . 3 ' . . , . . . , . ' I ' 1 , v' K , 'Q , - -. 4. , I I , .. L , e 1 . 1 -. I gf, . . ' . . J , ' , , ,.- ' . 4 Y Q , ' 'L z Q 1 L. Q ' , ' ' , g . 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