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I ,,., 'Vg fX7 .m I!- I,..N 1. --S X 172 37 271 S-0 cult WL -r 0 f-'f - y :A 1x0 9 1' l '7 0 0 0 O Q NATFANIEL HORTON BATCHELDER AM Headmaster Appomted 1-Ieadmaster 191 'L f-5 Ng AB., 1'1arvarC1. 19011 A.1V1., 1901 A.1V1. fhonornryj, Trinity, 1918 ' v f 1 ULRIC BROXYER 1V1A'rHi-R, P11.I3. Swiior iwaffcr, .'11atlwmtz!irs PILB., Shef1:ie1d Scientific Schoo1, 1904. Appointed 1914 Ri xii' CHERLY. Liccncie-es-Lettreg Senior frenth .1Ia5ter. Dnznztnzcf Bache1icr-its-Lettres, Lfniveraite de Paris, 1899g Licencie-es-Lettres, Sorhonne, 1907 4-3 Appointed 1914 f fgcfiaizn RANDLETT Nlotzsr, AB. K 3 Hzafirztff .warzugcr X 1 1 AB., 1-Iarvard, 1912. Appointed 1915 L 1 X, Kxzoxxitz 1V1ii,i.S. 1N1.F.. A.1X1. lfavfrr of Btzfrfwfifcr Ifaff. laztin A. B.. 1-Iarvard. 1901 X1.1:.. 1911: ABI.. ffo1uin1wia, 1929. Appointed 1918 JOHN Emiiirvn HARSS. A.1V1., D.1.itt. .1ft1v!L'r of Tayfor Haf1.tS'e'1zit1rl.i1ti1z .Uavlcr AB., Acadia, 1891g AB., Harvard, 18925 A.1N'1.. 1893g Research Student. Cambridge, 19133 D.12itt. fhonox'ary1, Acadia, 19165 A.1V1., fhonoraryj, Trinity, 1936. Appointed 1919 XVii.iimi Cocswrstt. CARD, AB. .1I1u'ic, .1Iatf2c1rit1titv A.1'1.. Acadia. 1912: Graduate New' 1fng1and Confervatory of 1N'1usir, 19171 Graduate Student. Nt-xx 15ng1nn,1 Conscrvatorv of 1V1uQiC and Harvard. 1923-2-1. Appointed 1919 ERNFST WlLLi.Axi EVVNSON. SB. Bizcirzuvc Hai' Path 1natitute. Spring1ie1d. Nlass.. 1920: S.13.. Colhrgt v1l1l111ZlID and 1V1ary. 1932. .Appointed 1920 Arziiii R Nokxixx SH,xicP. .-X31. 1 rt'ritfi. Gernzim AB.. 13.wt.n1 Liniversitv. 1919: Abi.. Harvard. 19203 Sorhonnc. 1920-21. Appointed 1922 Rom RT XYTAITFR Hosxixrs, SB. .11.1v.'t'r of .114-'mz Ha,'i1. Senior Inliyforvx .1IdFfCT SB.. Harvard. 1923. Appointed 1923 Fmixtskific Ci.-XLE XXvHITEHE.-XD, SB. Scitrzce. .11Iilfi,'t'771df1I,x' SB.. Lviiiversitx' of New 1'1ainpshire. 1926 S., of Appointed 19-6 711 SIDNI-'Y LOVETT EATON, A.1V1. Alasfcr of 11 arln1nz Hafl. Senior Engfixfw Illaflcr A.13., HlIV'J1'd, 19275 A.1V1.. Syracuse, 1931 Appointcd 1927 X912 L - THOMAS ELDRETH FTNLEY, ., A.13. 1Uatf1cn1atirs A.13., Harvard, 1927. Appoin 1927 G1-ORO1i BROOKS SAYAGF, A.13, 111IJ1'l1'V of Pdflllfl' S1'fL'l11'C A.13.. Hamilton, 1927. Appointed 1927 H1111 PLATT 1V1AYNARD, AB., 1V1.13.A. Affiffdlll Isllfillfff iwamzgvr. iwtzffntrrnzlifx A.13., University of Ca1ifornia, 1923, 1V1.B.A., Harvard, 1925 Appointed 1928 CHARLES AUGUSTUS PRATT, -IR.. SB. Alatfncrrlatlcs, Pfvyizcs Harvard, 1924-28. SB., Trinity, 1933. Appointed 1929 X 42- Myla M517 f tw ,rf , WC FRANCIS OLN'1STI51J GRLVBBS, A.13. French A.13., Princeton, 1930. Appointed 1930. QQ C, ' N ji ' HERRFRT PH1Lo CATLIN, A.13. X QLQT fllatfvcnzalirs VH AB., Amherst, 1928. Appointed 1931 vf K. , R RALPH DFQLAPLAINE BR1TToN. A.M. ' Sricncc, Frcnrfv -H' S.I3., Trinity, 1931, AM., 1937.AppOintec1 1931 X . NN X Liow XVRTOHT Fowrns, AIVI. Hiffory AB., Bowdoin. 1926, A.1V1., Harxfard, 1933 Appointed 1926-30, 1933 NORRIS ELY ORCHARD, AB. Engfisfv, Dramatirs A.13.. Yale, 1933. Appointed 1933 ,!!,l.15Al, ff' - nfhdaarizs. HAROLD JOHNSON, A.B. ' Classics, History AB., Vifilliams, 1933, American School of Classical Studies, Atlmcns, 1933434. Appointed 1934 HOxx',xRD EYIIRIATT NORRIS, A.1N'1. Clzcrriislry, GL'7ZL'fdl Science A.13., XVes1eyan. 19323 A.1N'1., 1933. Appointed 1935 Joss vu Savoin Srooxirws, A.1N'1. l ri'm'fJ A. 13., Brmvn, 1934. A.1N1., 1936, Sorlwonnc, 1933-33, Diplflmc XC , P d'EtudcS de Civilisation Francaise Qi' f Appointed 1936 Km! X A 1 f lf X J DOUGLAS Dir-:ON MCKEE, A.B. Ijnglisfv, Dramatics A.B., Yale, 1932. Appointed 1936 JOHN IHIORNE BURNS, A.13. Englixfn AB., Harvard, 1937. Appointed 1937 XVii.i.mxi ESNIOND ROXY'I.IiY, A.13. Ifizgliifv, ffivtory A.13., Harvard, 1937. Appointed 1937 G EDXYARU 1.nxx'iS BASSE-ITT, A.M. ffirlory, Cildffiff Wy Y EFF A.13., Harvard, 19365 A.1V1., 1938. Appointed 1938 JOHN XVHITF 13iSSifI.I, A.13. ffirtury. ,l1Ic1fl7t'77ldf1C5 A,13.. Yale, 1938. Appointed 1938 JOHN DORNIAN. AB. English. Public Sptxzlqing AB.. Harvard, 1936. Appointed 1938 SANFORD BALLARD DOLE Low' Ar! Boston Kluseum Sclrool. Grand Central Sclaool of Art. lxlemlver Salmaguncli Clula. American Wlater Color Society, Ness' Yorlc Vfater Color Clulv. Connecticut Academv of Fine Arts. President Art League of New Britain. Appointed 1938 -ad- X Q0 .fl Ts 1 e Q : ---f-:. :.. QQ W m f ,f N Q My mx' ' Q4 Q N in 'W , Q' x V x X K Mm ae? ll all ja' il! K fe 1 ...J Q eninrs. . . yrm , Q. 5'-I as ff 'Q 'S' ' i, 1 -' '1 .X ' 1954 ' V X K' f X 17 , xx 5 lx M ,,,. Q - K I d Q 5 Buff , ul JFX sc. J .az K : NX 'Aa 5 .ig 1 ga -f : g . . q'!'T E ' 4: 1 4 1 8--t -ip: A E slgf 5-:. EJ, QSLTK '::...lllf A- Yi, ,,.., .nm ,..-.- - lllflllllll- - X 'H.. ,Q , OGDEN ROSS ADAMS, JR. 620 Allerfs Creek Rd., Rochester, N. Y. UA!-t77 1937-38-Founders, Second Football Team, Wfrestling Squad, Second Track Team, Radio Club. 1938-39-Palmer, Second Football Team, First Hoclcey Squad, Club Ten- nis, Secretary-Treasurer Radio Club, Chemistry Club, Activities Committee. uNIvIfIzsITY OF CINCINNATI RTCI-IARD BROOKS ADLER I9 East SSM St., INCH' York, N. Y. Dic1c,' Flonor Rollg 1937-38, 1938-39. 1937-38-Founders, Xvolcott Club Soccer, Xvolcott Senior Baslcetball, Club Tennis. 1938-39-Batclielderg Co-Captain Xvolcott Club Soccer, Fencing Squad, Tlieater Grounds Crew, Cercle Francais, Dining Hall Committee, 1Vlusi- cal Club. HARVARD EDXVIN JAMES AKUTOWICZ 530 Poquonock Arc., 1Vintl5or, Conn. ffEd,, 1-lonor Roll, 1935-36, 1936-37 1935-36-Day Fellow, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Junior Baslcet- ball, Co-Captain Fresliman Baseball. 1936-37-Day Fellow, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Junior Baslcetball, Ludlow Club Baseball, Junior French Club. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Second Football Squad, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Second Baseball Squad. 1938-39-Day Fellowg Ludlow Senior Football, Wlinter Track, First Base- ball Team, Atliletic Committee. TRINITY s N. ff VK! V KIRBY ATTERBURY, JR. Enfeld Strait, Erzfielcl, Corin. QfBunny7, 1935-36-Day Fellow, Allyn Junior Football, Fencing Squad, Club Ten- nis, Cliess Club, Rifle Club. ' 1936-37-Day Fellow, Fencing Squad, Endowment Fund Project, Claess Club, Darwin Club, Rifle Club, Press Club. Riding Club. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Fencing Squad, Club Ten- nis, Darwin Club, Clxess Club, Political Club. 1938-39-XVarliaIng Allyn Senior Football, Fencing Club. Plantation. Dar- win Club, Rifle Club, Political Club, Chemistry Club, Debating Club, Re- ception Committee. YALE GEORGE LAVURENCE AUSTIN, MIR. 62 Higlvland St., lifes! Harfforif, Conn. Gm Larry ' 1934-35-Dax' Fellowg Wvolcott Cluh Football. Vl'olcott,,Qfi1h Liaskethall- Second Tennis Squad, Radio Cluh. i 1935-36-Day Fellow, Fall Tennis, Vfolcott Club Baslleifbgll. First Teri- nis Team. Radio Club. V i' 1936-37-Day Fellow, Fall Tennis, Squash, First Tennis Team. Talale Tennis Club. 'C 1937-38-Day Fellowg Fall Tennis, Squash, Captain First Tennihl Team. Athletic Council, Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer junto. 1938-39-Day Fellow, First Soccer Squad, Squash Squad, Captain First Tennis Team. Athletic Council. Secretzirv-Treasiirer Student Council and Junto. Fall Dance Committee, Spring Dance Committee. Senior Athleti: Committee. D.-XRIMOL'IH DAX.7lD BEATY, SRD 212 Conerrango Aw.. lVarrc11.Pa. 1 Dave HLJLIITIINVH 'ilgeatyi' 1935-36-Taylor. Batchelderg W'olcott Senior Foothall. Cluh I-Ioclcey, Wfol- cott Senior Baslietlaall, Tracli, Enclowiqent Fflnd X Committee, lunior French Clllb. i f ' .1936-37-Taylorg Secondf Foorlmll Squad, Wfolcjiuitf Senior liaslcethall. Traclc Squad, Endowment Fund lfxecutiv 1Coinmittee, Ifnll Dance Com- mittee. 'N l 1937-38-Taylor. BatclieldegSecimF'txitwall Squad. fwlanager lioclcey. Traclc. Student Council. Presi ,ntl 'winent Fund. Stage Hands' Union. Fall Dance Committee. X ll 1958-39-Taylorg First Traclc Squad. Fall Dance Committee. Student Council, President Endowment Fund, Business Nlanager Stage Hands' Union. UNivifRSiTY or viizczxm JOHN ALEXANDER BENSON, JR. 44 Filfeaf SI.. lhimlvor. Corin. Ben 'Iolinm ' Niieiicei' Flonor Roll: V135-36. 1956-37. V737-33, ll73S-39. 1935-36-Day Fellow, Ludlow junior Foothall. Ludlow 'Iunior Iiaslcethall. Freshman Basehall. 1936-37-Day Fellow, Ludlow junior Foothall. Ludlow i r Basl-Zetliall, Traclc Squad. Endowment Fund Xvorlci Commit og ore Recep- tion Committee. Junior French Ii . 1937-38-Day Fellowg Ludlow u o all. Ludlow Senior fiaslcetlwall. Traclc Squad, Student Council. into. Endowment Fund Vforlcing Coin- mittee. President junior Class. 1958-59-Day Fellow: Ludlow Senior If.-.irliilh Ludlow S-'ziior lixisllethall. wvinter Track, Traclc Squad. Student Council. Vice President hlunto. En- dowment Fund Executive Committee. Student Lihrart' if mmitree. Dra- matics. xx'i'si.i-'xnxx GUY BILLINGS i 'T If I3if7'up Rd.. II1-fr 1 tforigfliizu. f'Diesel Klan.. ' eisel the 'Hel Engineer 1935-36-Dai' Fellow: Yfolcott r Footbagje cing Squad. Fndfvw- ment Fund Project. Radio Clula. ide Club. 1936-37-Dax' Fellow: Wvolcott Senior Fo, all. Fencing Squad. Endow- ment Fund Project. Radio Club. 1937-33-Dai' Fellow: Wolcott Senior Fontlaall. First Fencinq Team. Cluli Tennis. Darwin Cluh. Radio Cluh. Nautical Clula. F 1938-39-Wvarhainl Wolcott Senior Foothall. F.rst Fencing Team. First Track Team, Darwin Club. Chemistry Cluh. Dining Hall Committee, MASSACHUSETTS iNsi'iTL'rii or TECHNOLOGY Q t 7 I I SAMUEL GARNER BOUSE Jofinx Lane, Ambler, Pa. Pants IJE6-3,-Poke Inn: Cross Country, Fencing Squad, Track, Darwin Club, Dramatics, Chess Club. 1937-38-Mason, Manager Football, Fencing Squad, Track, Darwin Club. 1958-3'2vlVlason, Manager Football, Fencing Team, Club Tennis, Cercle Francais, Art Club. DUKE 1 1 THEODORE LEE BRANTLY, JR. NI ll'iz.'ii'orZfn Are.. Sctzrvtlale, .Nb Y. Ted 1957-38--Feundersg First Football Squad, First Wrestling Team, First Track Team, Art Club, Plantation. 1938-39-Batchelderg First Football Team. First Wfrestling Squad, First Track Team, Athletic Committee, Art Club. YALE i K ,Mavericks at U77 fl!! sf CHARLES HTNKLE BROWN 23 Sunny Brac Place, Bronxrille, N. Y. I-link Cl1olly', Chink 1935-36-Founders, Ludlow Club Soccer, Club Hockey, Endowment Fund Project. Radio Club, Rifle Club. 1956-37-Taylor: Second Soccer Squad, Club Hockey, Track Squad, Plan- tation, Radio Club, Darwin Club, Rifie Club, Endowment Fund Wforking Committee. 1937-38-Taylor, First Soccer Squad, First Hockey Team, Wfinter Track Squad. First Track Squad, Plantation. Endowment Fund Executive Com- mittee. Treasurer Darwin Club, Radio Club, Athletic Council. 1953-59-Taylor: First Saccer Team, Htyclzex' Manager, Xvinter Track Squad, First Track Team, Plantation, President Radio Club. Musical Club, Special Committee, Athletic Council. Endowment Fund Executive Committee, Dramatics, Secretary Nlusic Club. corou..-,Do Coruca PHILIP HAYXXIARD BROWN, JR. 23 Clulnnfay, Hartrdale, N. Y. Phil -3 Taylor, Ludlow Senior Football, XVrestling Squad, Club Tennis, tics, unior French Club. 7 rhamg Ludlow Senior Football, Squash Club, Club Hockey, s, Dramatics, Glee Club, Rifie Club, Loom Board. 1937- e er, Ludlow Senior Football, Fall Tennis, Boxing Squad, econd Hockey Squad, Club Tennis, Dramatics, Glee Club, Rifle Club, Loom Board. 1938-39-Masong Second Football Squad, Second Hockey Squad, Boxing, Second Tennis Squad, fvlanager Glee Club, Rifie Club, Dramatics, Library Committee, Cercle Francais, Debating Club. BOWDOIN RICHARD VON KLOSTER BRUNS 406 Douglas St., Syracuse, N. Y. Dick 1938-39-Stermer House, Second Football Squad, Second Hockey Squad, First Tennis Squad, Glee Club, Chemistry Club, Special Committee. YALE THOMAS STEWART BRUSH, JR. 322 East 57th Street, New York, N. Y. Tommy,, Fuller', 1935-36-Foundersg Wolcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, Freshman Baseball, Dramatics. 1936-37-Masong Assistant Manager Football, General Exercise, Assistant Manager Baseball, Junior French Club, Chess Club, Dramatics. 1937-38-Mason, Assistant Manager Football, General Exercise, Assist- ant Manager Baseball, Loom Board, Log Board, Dramatics, Assistant Librarian. 1938-39-Masong Assistant Manager Football, General Exercise, Manager Baseball, Editor Loom, Log Board, Publications Board, Library Committee, Librarian, Dramatics. JOHN MARSHALL BULLITT Falmouth Forcside, Maine Pinky Plato 1936-37-Founders, Fall Tennis, General Exercise, Gym Team Squad, Track Squad, Press Club, Dramatics, Chess Club. I937-38-Warl1am, Batchelderg Wolcott Senior Football, Fall Tennis, Plantation, Captain Boxing Squad, First Tennis Squad, Student Council lresignedj, Chess Club, Vice President Press Club, Cercle Francais, Dramatics. 1938-39-Batchelderg Captain Xvolcott Senior Football, Second Football Squad, Captain Boxing Squad, First Tennis Team, Cercle Francais, Chair- man Special Committee, President Press Club, Secretary-Treasurer Publi- cations Board, Dramatics, Chaffee Dance Committee, Chairman Batch- elder Dormitory Committee. HARVARD X r KEL A T MPBELL 321 E t d St., New' tk, N. Y.ll 1935-36-Founde 5 Lud ' Senior S low Senicb, aseball, Chess Club, Rifle C b, Club. , if 1936-37-B c 3 Ludlow e o oQ Lu ub Hockey, Club Tennis, Rifi m, Glee Clu matics. , 1937-38-Ba elder, Ludlow e 1or Foo all: Ludlow Senior Basketball, Club Tennis, Rifle Club, Dramatics, Glee ub. 1938-39-Batchelderg Second Football Squad, Ludlow Club Hockey, The- ater Project, Rifle Club, Glee Club, Dramatics, Musical Club, Advisory Committee. COLUMBIA ,, .sox Q FRED MOODY CAREY A' 1 ernii ood, RJ., Hint Iftirtfonf. Conn. Sandy Fred Freddie 1935-36-Day Fellow, First Football Squad, Second Basketball Team, Baseball Team. Vice President XVolcott Club. 1936-37-Day Fellow, First Football Team, First Basketball Team. 1937-38-Dav Fellow, First Football Team, First Basketball Team, First Baseball Team. Vice President Vivoliotl' Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Captain First Football Team, Co-Captain First Basketball Team, Student Council, President Atlilctic Council, Musical Club, Fall Dance Committee, Atliletic Committee. President Wvolcott Club. DARTMOUTH RICHARD TVTORRTS CHEETHAM Nortlr Nlain Sl., Suffeld, Conn. Lefty Dick', Catcb,um 1935-36-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Allyn Club Baseball. Rifle Club. I936-37-Dav Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Allyn Club Baseball, Rifle Club. 1937-38-Day Fellowg Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Allyn Club Baseball. Darwin Club. l938-39-Day Fellow, Second Football Squad. Allyn Senior Basketball, Second Baseball Squad, Atliletic Committee, Treasurer Darwin Club, Glee Club, Loomiscellany Board. BOVUDOIN TBERNARD WODDRUTJTZ CLARK Soulfv St., Litchfield, Conn. Woody 1936-37-Founders, Second Soccer Squad, Wfinter Track Squad, Second Track Squad. 1937-38-Niasong First Soccer Squad, Dramatics. 1938-39-Mason, First Soccer Team, Wfolcott Senior Basketball, Wolcott Club Baseball, Dramatics, Stage Hands, Union, Dining Hall Committee. YALE 'IK JANTES DABTQEY CDLLTER, JR. 1934 Vinton fire., iwunzpfvif, Tenn. uwienipliisu Rebell' U-Iiniu Tnionor Roll, 1937-33, V938-39 1956-37-Poke Inn, Fall Tennis, Ludlow Senior Basketball. First Tennis Squad, Political Club, Debating. 1937-38-Gyinnasiumg Ludlow Senior Fiintbnll, Second Basketball Squad, First Tennis Squad. 1938-39-Palmer, First Football Team. First Basketball Team, First Ten- nis Team, Student Council, Scliolarsbip Committee, Dramatics. SoL1THNx't5srrtRN JAMES FOSTER COLLINS 201 North Qimfeer Lune, Iles! Harfforil, Conn. Forty Rip Honor Roll, l935-36, 1936-37. 1937-38. l938-39. 1935-36-Day Fellow, Ludlow Junior Football. Ludlow junior Basketball. Fresbman Baseball, Orchestra, Rifle Club. 1936-37-Day Fellow, Ludlow junior Football. Ludlow Junior Basketball. Ludlow Club Baseball, Sophomore Reception Committee, Radio Club. -lun- ior Frencb Club. 1937-38-Day Fellow, First Football Squad, Ludlow Club Basketball. Sec- ond Baseball Squad, Darwin Club. 1938-39-Day Fellowg First Football Team, First Basketball Team, Second Tennis Team, Glee Club, Cliairman Scliolarsliip Committee, Ifxcliange Student to Harrow, England. Y,x1.i-i PALM- CQOK, ZND Pfillcrext, Rixer Ruud, .Yeiif Briuisnirle, N. joe Cookie', Bun 1938-39-Mason, Allyn Club Soccer, Manager Hockey, Allvn Club Base- ball, Press Club, Stage Hands' Union, Cercle Francais. Grounds Committee YALE l'iRANKLlN LlNDl.EY COUCH, JR. 459 Ilfuin St., Dalton, flltzcx. Frank Coocli Franklin D. 1938-341-Masong Xvolcott Senior Football. General Exercise, Second Track Squad, Xvolcott Baseball, Senior Reception Committee. Glee Club. Radio Club. XVESLE1YAN ROBERT CRANE. JR. 9 .Uyrtle Boizlemizril, Iurflnrriorzf. .NR Y. Basl1ful Bob Charlie Cliini' Bob 1937-38-Foundersg Yfolcott Senior Football. First Hockev Squad. Second Baseball Squad. Endowment Fund Yforking Committee. 1938-39-Mason: Second Football Squad. First Hockev Squad. First Base- ball Squad. Student Council. Executzve Committee. Spring Dance Com- mittee. Dining Hall Committee. Nautical Club. Vice President Senior Class. xx'iLt.iAsis f CMM ,MA L1 HUGH EVERSI-IED CUMMING I2 East Boulevard, Roclveslcr, N. Y. Hughie,' Uncle Hugh Hugo 1937-38-Founders, First Soccer Team, First Hockey Team, Second Base- ball Squad, Student Council. 1938-39-Masong First Soccer Team, Co-Captain First Hockey Team, First Baseball Squad, Student Council, Spring Dance Committee, Secretarv Senior Class, Executive Committee, Athletic Committee, Athletic Council, Exchange Student to Sherborne, England. YALE DAVID COIT DAVENPORT Juniper Ranch, Santa Fc, N. M. Davey Red', Davvy Honor Rollg 1936-37, 1937-38. 1935-36-Founders, Allyn Club Soccer, Freshman Baseball, Rific Club, Ping Pong Club. 1936-37-Batchelderg Allyn Club Soccer, Gym Team Squad, Club Tennis, Sophomore Reception Committee, Secretary junior French Club, Rifle Club. 1937-38-Batchelderg Allyn Club Soccer, Wfrestling Squad. Rifle Team, Club Tennis, Endowment Fund Wforking Committee, Rifle Club. 1938-39-Warhamg Allyn Club Soccer, Captain Rifie Team, Club Tennis, Student Council, Endowment Fund Executive Committee, Secretary-Range Manager Rifle Club, Activities Committee. PRINCETON CARLTON MORRIS DAVIS 172 Council Rock Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Carl Q'CockH Satan 1935-36-Founders, Wolcott Senior Football, Squash Squad, Track Squad, Secretary-Treasurer Stamp Club. 1936-37-Mason, Wolcott Senior Football, Captain Squash Team, Track Squad, President Stamp Club, Darwin Club, Sophomore Reception Com- mittee. 1937-38-Nlasong First Football Squad, Winter Track, Track Squad, Pres- ident Darwin Club, Chemistry Club, Political Club, Stage Hands, Llnion, Dramatics. 1938-39-Batchelderg Captain Second Football Squad, Xvinter Track, Track Team, President Darwin Club, President Chemistry Club, Senior Executive Committee, Chairman Senior Reception Committee, Chairman Loomis4Chaffee Dance Committee, Dramatics, Chemical Laboratory As- sistant. YALE W7ENDELL DAVIS 390 Broan' St., lVindsor, Conn. Windy Dave Farmer Honor Rollg 1937-38. 1935-36-Day Fellowg Ludlow Club Soccer, Wlrestling Squad, Endowment Fund Project. 1936-37-Day Fellowg Ludlow Club Soccer, Xvrestling Squad, Endowment Fund Project. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Xvrestling Squad, Endowment Fund Project. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Xvrestling Squad. Plantation. Musical Club, Library Committee. MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MANUEL DIAZ, JR. 150 jackfon Ave., Pelham Manor, .V. Y. Mike Mannol' OX 1936-37-Founders, XVolcott Senior Football, Wlrestling Team, Track Squad, Press Club, Nautical Club. 1937-38-Batclielderg First Football Squad, Wrestling Team, Traclc Squad, Press Club, Nautical Club, Loomiscellany Business Board, Dramatics. 1938-39-Batcbelderg First Football Team, Wrestling Team, Traclc Squad, Business Manager Loomiscellany, Publications Board, Batcbelder Dormi- tory Committee, Press Club, Dramatics, Nautical Club, Nlusical Club, Athletic Committee. DARTMOUTH WHITNEY CONANT DOE Irlarvlmrle Grange, Harvard, Nlass. Wl1it Farmer', Dopey', 1935-36-Dr. Bissell'sg Allyn Senior Football, Second Hockey Squadq Allyn Club Baseball. 1936-37-Wfnrbamg Second Football Squad, Second Hockey Squad, Allyn Senior Baseball, Sophomore Reception Committee. 1937-38-Studiog Captain Second Football Team, Second Hockey Squad, Allyn Club Baseball. 1938-39-Studiog First Football Team, First Hockey Team, First Base- ball Squad, Dining Hall Committee. CORNELL THOMAS HOOPER ECKFELDT, 3RD 62 Bond St., Fitchburg, Mass. Tom,' Eclcie I-laoperl' 1938-39-Mason, General Exercise, Outside Labor for Mr. Nlorse, Cliem- istry Club, Loomiscellany Board, Grounds Committee. YALE OLIVER BUCKLAND ELLSXVORTH, JR. I4 IVGSIOH Road, lVelle5ley, ilfass. Bob Dead-End Ollie 1937-38-Vifarhamg Second Football Team, First Hockey Squad, Second Baseball Team. - 1938-39-Batcbelderg First Football Squad, Allyn Senior Baslcetbalblkirst Baseball Team, Athletic Committee. BENTLEY 3 N i V A' ff To ,I is, - -L DAVID HEDLEY' ENNALS llqaltlun, Victoria ilierrisre, llvalnzll, lfrzglaml Dave,' 1938-39-Taylorg First Soccer Squad. General Exercise, Track Squad. President Debating Club. Dramatics. Political Club, Musical Club, Activ- ities Committee. IONDON x'rs:1vrzRsiTY ROBERT ALAN FARMER 265 Paddocfq St., ll'aterlon'n, Av. Y. 1938-39YTaylorg Allyn Senior Football, Track Squad, Radio Club, Re- ception Committee. PAUL ARNO FICHTNER 175 Palm St., Hartford, Conn. Pap Fick Honor Roll, 193738, 1938-39. 1937-38-Day Fellowg Second Soccer Squad, Track Squad, Rifle Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, General Exercise, Plantation, Scliolarslmip Committee. imxirv ROBERT EUGENE FIELD 65 Central Park lVcft, Xen' York, N. Y. Fieldzy Bob 1936-37-Founders: Vfolcott Senior Football, Second Basketball Squad. First Track Squad. Founders Dnrmztory Committee, Press Club, Darwin Club. 1937-38-Vliarliairig First Football Team, First Basketball Squad, First Track Squad, Vfarbam Dormitory Committee, Log Board, Secretary- Treasurer Darwin Club. Dramatics. Press Club, Glee Club. 193839-l5atclieldt'rg First Football Team, Batcbelder Dormitorv Com- mittee, Log Board, Press Club. Dramatics, Vice President Nlusical Club. Cbairman Special Committee. Glee Club. Spring Dance Committee. n,xRTs1oirTH GEORGE LEXVTS FORSYTH 414 South -ltlv St., Fulton, N. Y. lVlaster Forsitliie 1938-39-Taylorg Ludlow Club Soccer, Fencing Squad. Gulf Team. Glec Club, Cercle Francais, Reception Committee. Trap Club. DARTMOUTH EYRE DAVIS GATLLARTD 325 East 79 St.. Sven' York City, IV. Y. Dave 1936-37-Stermer House, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Club Baseball, Rifle Team, Chess Club. 1937-38-Taylor, Second Soccer Team, Second Hockey Team, Sec nd Track Team, Rifle Team, Cercle Francais. f 1938-39-Taylorg First Soccer Team, Second Hockey Team, Seftkretary- Treasurer Cercle Francais, Cheer Leader. f' DUKE L fi!! xt JUSTIN VERNER GIDMAN 436 Broad St., ll'im1sor, Conn. Jud Giddy 1935-36-Day Fellow, Wlolcott Club Soccer, Wolcott Club Baseball. 1936-37-Day Fellow, Second Soccer Squad, Xvinter Track Squad, First Track Team. 1937-38-Day Fellow, First Soccer Team. Xvinter Track Squad, First Track Team. 1938-39-Day Fellow: First Soccer Team, XVinter Track Squad, First Track Team, Atliletic Committee. , ff N , flffi' f - 'L l qi, If! xi EDXYARD HOLNTES GILBERT. SRD 153 Stamford Aw., Staniforcf. Conn. HE. H. Gil 1934-35-Foundersg Allvn junior Soccer. 1935-36-Vfarlianiz :Xllvn Junior Football. Club Hockev. Club Tennis. Endowment Fund Vforking Committee. 1936-37-Taylor, Allyn Senior Soccer. Club Hockev. Club Tennis. Nauti- cal Club. IQ37-38-Wlarliaml Allyn Senior Soccer. Second Hockev Squad. Second Tennis Squad. 1938-39--blason: Second Hockev Squad. Track Squad. Dining Hall Com- mittee. Miisical Club. c ofzxifi i, ALFRED WTLl.TAM GREEN 830 Belmfidere Ave., Plainfield, N. Alcibiades Alu Honor Roll, 1935-36, 1937-38. 1935-36-Founders, Wolcott junior Football, Wolcott Junior Basketball, Club Tennis, Badminton Club. 1936-37--Masong Fall Tennis, Wolcott Senior Basketball, Second Tennis Squad, Political Club, Loomiscellany Board, Debating Team. 1937-38-Warhamg Wolcott Senior Football, Club Hockey, Second Ten- nis Team, Loomiscellany Board, Stage Hands' Union, Political Club. 1938-39-Warhamg Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basketball, First Tennis Squad, President Loomiscellany Board, Publications Board, Stage Hands' Union, Activities Committee. PRINCETON HERBERT LANGSDORF GRINNELL 935 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. HerbyH Herb Herb the Derbn 1935-36-Founders, Wolcott Junior Football, Wolcott Junior Basketball, Freshman Baseball. 1936-37-Mason, XVolcott Junior Football, Wolcott Junior Basektball, Wolcott Senior Baseball. 1937-38-Warhamg Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basketball, Club Tennis. 1938-39-Warbamg Fall Tennis, Wolcott Senior Basketball. HENRY WRIGHT GUERNSEY 38 Gray St., Arlington, Mass. Hank,l Canuck', Block 1937-38-Founders, Second Football Squad, First Hockey Team, Ludlow Club Baseball, Glee Club. 1938-39-Mason, Sec ootball Squad, First Hockey Team, Ludlow Club Baseball Gle ub, Nautical Club, Loomiscellany Board, Press Club, Athleti C lEICC. .1 GIFFORD HAVENS 923 Old Gulplv Rd., Bryn Mawr, Pa. lQGiH,, 1937-38-Mason, Wolcott Club Soccer, Club Tennis, Glee Club. 1938-39-Mason, Wolcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, Club Tennis, Library Committee. WILLIAMS HOLDEN I-IAYDEN Bedford Springs, Bedford, Mass. UMO77 1937-38-Founders, Second Football Squad, Boxing Squad, Darwin Club. Political Club, Dramatics. 1938-39-Wfarhamg Allyn Senior Football, Boxing Squad, Secretary Polit- ical Club fresignedj, Loom Board, Dramatics, Activities Committee, De- bating Club, Nautical Club fresignedl. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN wk orbs ,, af- N ,4 ff! SHEPHERD MONSON HOLCOMBE 79 Spring St., Hartford, Conn. Shep 1935-36-Day Fellow 1936-37-Day Fellow 1937-38-Day Fellow 1938-39-Day Fellowig Hole Vffolcott Club Soccer S uash S uad . c , q q , Second Soccer Squad, Squash Squad, Second Soccer Squad, Squash Squad, First Soccer Squad, Squash Squad, Club Tennis. Club Tennis, Club Tennis. Club Tennis, Dining Hall Committee, Chess Club, Musical Club, Orchestra. YALE SSL . ww- My Ls' CHARLES WAYNE HOLSWORTH 900 llfindror Are., llfindsor, Conn. Chuck Charley', Honor Roll, 1935-36, 1936-37. 1935-36-Day Fellowg Allyn Junior Football, Club Hockey, Freshman Baseball, Radio Club. 1936-37-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Club Hockey, Allyn Club Baseball, Log Board, Radio Club. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Second Hockey Squad, Allyn Club Baseball, Radio Club. Log Board. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Second Hockey Squad, Track Squad, Darwin Club, Log Board, Activities Committee. DARTMOUTH ROBERT HEYWOOD I-IOSKINS 39 Andover St., Hartford, Conn. Bob Homer Honor Roll, 1936-37, 1937-38, 1938-39. 1936-37-Day Fellow, Fall Tennis, Ludlow Junior Basketball, Club Tennis, Junior French Club, Chess Club. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Assistant Nlanager Basketball, Club Tennis, Log Board, Chess Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Nlanager Basketball, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Club Tennis, Log Board, Chess Club. Chemistry Labora- tory Assistant, Scholarship Committee, Athletic Council. A HARVARD r fi I-2-' I W if if lx K if f,-1 A U, 1 h V NTAUR CE PTATHEVUAY HOXWES i .HLA Club IIIUIACU RJ.. ll'imlfo1'.Co11n. alloc., Nlouse l'lonor Rt-ll. lwlf-33. VP35-36-Dai' Fallon-g laicllow Clulw Soccer. Lucllow Junior Basketball, Presliman Basel'all. 1936-37-Dat' Fellow: Lucilow Cluli Soccer, Gvm Team Squacl. Ludlow Clulw Baselvall. 1937-39-Dan' licllnwg Iaidlmi- Clulv Soccer. Ludlow Junior Baslcetlwall. Traclc Heeler. Cercle lirancais. V938-357-Dai' Fellow: liidlow Clulw Soccer. Wiintcr Tracli. Nlanager Track. Cercle Francais. EDXVARD EYRE HUNT, IR. The Boo1Uvo:zvi', Riier,via'c, Conn. Pearl of wlisclom Da Poili' 'ipearlv l-lonor Roll, 193153, llJ5f3-39. 1937-33-Foundersg l.udlow Senior Faotlwall. Traclc Squad. Cercle Francais, Glee Club. l938-39-Gymnasiumg Ludlow Senior Footlwall. Cross Country, Traclc Squad, Cercle Francais. Glec Clulw. Dance Bancl. Scliolarsliip Committee. HARv,.xren ff I i , .. u fzfff',174 X 71,6 ! ffrllv I ,Lk N , THOMAS CLARK -IACKSQN Z4 South Driiu. Pziiirzzlonre, I.. I., Xl. Y. HTom UT. -Ioclcou 1937-33-Founclersg Xvolcott Senior Footlwall. Vfolcott Senior Basketball, Tracl: Squad, Log Board, Press Clulw, Founders Dormitory Committee, Ping Pong Club. 1938-39-Nlasong Xvolcott Senior Football, Squasli Squacl, Log Board, lnomiscellanv Boarcl. Press Clula. Fall Dance Committee, lVlusical Clulv, Nautical Clnlv. Reception Committee. Tlieater Project. Nlason Dormitory Committee. xxiri I.-XXIS l ROBERT J!3'xlVlES ilireuilwfvrz Iizrli. Clftzpfrzqila. N. Y. Q'-lessen 1937-38-lVlasong Fall Tennis. General lf:-.ercise. First Tracl: Squad, Cliess Clulu. Dramatics. Rifle Clulv. IQSPS-349-Palmer: Luilow Clula Soccer. First Traci: Team. Dramatics, Stage Hands' Union. Ctrcle Francais. conxzii. W tx X . Y xr if X 1 . ,J ., .ff ,, f . 4' - .N i L :la ,M P' W W 1 , . If l BENJANIIN PETER JOHNSON Me 120 Ralston Are., South Orange, N. Rare Benq Eli Bien Benya', 1937-38-Taylorg Second Soccer Squad, First Hoclcey Squad, Nautical Club, Loomiscellany Board. 1938-39--Taylor: First Soccer Team, First Hockey Team, Nautical Club, Loomiscellany Board, Special Committee. YALE LEONARD BABCOCK JQLINSON 96 Union St., .NlOf11'1Cl7, Conn. Leng Babcock 1936-37-Founders: Ludlow Club Soccer, General Exercise, Club Tennis, Junior French Club. 1937-38-Batchelderg Ludlow Club Soccer, General Exercise, First Track Squad, Darwin Club. 1938-39-Xvarharng Ludlow Club Soccer, General Exercise, Log Photog- rapher, Photographic Editor Loomiscellany, President Photographic Divi- sion Darwin Club. BOWDOIN-M. 1. T. HEl.lX'lDl.D KALINKE N, P. A., IIVCIIICHC Krs., Cullen, Geruzany 1933-39-Day Fellow: First Soccer Team. Ludlow Senior Basketball, Club Tennis. f , cf C ' li! I 1 Siu Lk, c, I l XVILLIAIVI VUARD KEFFER ,Xl '- 42 Four illile Rall., llyex! Hrzrtftnril. Conn. N Bill Lx, Honor Roll: 193536. 1936-37, 1937-38. 1938-39. 1035-36-Dav Fellow: Allyn Club Soccer. Allyn Club Basketball. Allyn Club Baseball. 1936-37-Dax' Fellow: Second Soccer Squad, Vfinter Track, Allyn Club Baseball, Political Club. Chess Club. 1937-38-Day Fellow: First Soccer Team. W'inter Traclc. Allyn Club Base- ball, Political Club, Chess Club, Debating Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow: Captain Soccer Team. Allyn Club Basketball. Allyn Club Baseball. President Political Club. Chess Team, Vice President Debat- ing Club. Athletic Committee. nnoww 'll L14 f sf HENRY BIRGE KELLOGG 49 North Beacon St., Hartford, Conn. Hank Kell 1935-36-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Xvinter Track, Track Squad. 1936-37-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Winter Track, Track Squad, Rifle Club. 1937-38-Day Fellowg Second Soccer Team. Ludlow Senior Basketball, First Track Squad, Secretary Darwin Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Second Soccer Team, Winter Track, Track Squad, Secretary Darwin Club, Activities Committee. YALE CHARLES HERRICK KNICKERBOCKER Sewanee, Tenn. Knick Knicky - J. , Honor Roll, 1935-36, 1936-37, 1937-38, 1938-39. 1935-364'F5u2ndersg Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow junior Basketball, Log Bdard,'Dramatics.x'j-1, NV 1936-37 asong Captaihr Ludlow Club Soccer, Captain All-Club Soccer, Ludlow Ju asketball, Junior French Club, Log Board, Dramatics. 1937-38-Batchelderg Captain Second Soccer Squad, Captain Ludlow Junior asketball, Vice President Cercle Francais, Log Board, Debating Team, o itical Club, Chess Club. 1938-39-Palmer, First Soccer Squad, Captain Ludlow Senior Basketball, President Log Board, President Cercle Francais, Secretary-Treasurer Debat- ing Club, Publications Board, Dramatics, Debating Team, Activities Committee. UNIVERSITY OF TI-IE SOUTH HOWARD STANLEY KN OWLES 98 Clifton Ave., l'Vest Hartford, Conn. Stan,' Bombi 1935-36-Day Fellowg Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basket- ball, Wolcott Senior Baseball, Rifie Team. 1936-37-Day Fellow, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basketball, Wolcott Senior Baseball, Rifle Team. 1937-38-Day Fellowg First Football Squad, Wolcott Senior Basketball, First Track Squad, Rifie Team. 1938-39-Day Fellow, First Football Team, First Basketball Team, First Track Squad. Special Committee. 'L TRINITY cw----A e to f 'L JJ.. 1 HARRY DANIEL KOPF, JR. 509 Market St., lVarren, Pa. Troll Kopey 1938-39-Taylor, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basketball, Golf Team, Musical Club, Activities Committee. PRINCETON EDWARD SEWALL LANCASTER, J 62 Ten Acre Rd., New Britain, Conn. , Lank Ned Gpomb,' 1936-37-Founders, Taylor, Ludlow Senior Football, ter Track, Rifle Team, Second Track Squad, Plantation, Rifle Clu . 1937-38-Warham, Second Football Squad, Sectmd ockey Squad, First Track Squad, Plantation, Rifle Team, Warha rmitory Committee, Nautical Club, Rifle Club. 1938-39-Warhamg Second Football Squad,' nd Hockey Squad, First Track Squad, Plantation, Rifle Team, Senior ecutive Committee, Chair- man Dining Hall Committee, Nautical Club, ifle Club, Dramatics. BROWN DEAN BAILEY LEWIS 38 Brookdale Rd., NeWtonr'ille, Mass. Hunky 1938-39-Taylor, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Club Hoc y, ub s, Grounds Committee. HARVARD M WK ELLIS FRANK LITTLE 65 Nunda Blvd., Rochester, N. Y. Eli Goon', 1936-37-Founders, Allyn Senior Football, General Exercise, Rifle Club. 1937-38-Taylor, Allyn Senior Football, Second Hockey Squad, Second Track Squad, Darwin Club, Chemistry Club. 1938-39-Palmer, Second Football Squad, First Hockey Squad, First Track Squad, Vice President Chemistry Club, Dining Hall Committ e. HAVERFORD K x K JANTES LORENZO LOOMTS, JR 145 Sumner Ave., Springfield, fllass. Jim Diamond -Iimn Lord 1937-38-Mason, Allyn Senior Soccer, Second Basketball Squad, Second Track Squad, Rifle Club. 1938-39-Mason, Second Soccer Squad. General Exercise, Theater Project, Stage Hands, Union, Activities Committee. Art Club. TUFTS tu-'wr -K CLARKE SETI-I LYON IIA' illtzifiitvfz fiie., Itfofyoke. ivan. Cliai'lie,' 1936-37-Sternier House, Ludlow Clulu Soccer, Second Hockey Squad, Ludlow Clulw Baselvall, Rifle Clulu. 1937-39-Tailor, Second Soccer Squad, Ludlow Clulv Hockey, Ludlow Clulw Baseliall, Cercle Francais. 1938-39-Taylor, General Exercise, Ludlow Clulw Baseball, Special Com- mittee, Drainatics. IJARTMOIQYH IJAVILD TYLER lX'iACLAlXlE I5 E1L'fSlt'y Aw., Ivoriralfq, Conn. Mac,, Dave 1958-39-Taylorg Vlfolcott Senior Football. General Exercise, Wfolcott Clulv Baseball, Draniatics, Naiitical Clulv, Crcliestra. Curounds Committee. Musical Clulv. YALE ALEXANDER MORTON MAISI-I 4355 Kfingle SI. IV. lV., llrfdilliilgfclll, D. C. AIU Alex', 1937-38-Xvarliamg Allyn Club Soccer, Fencing Squad, Club Tennis, Log Board. Glee Club, Dramatics, Nautical Club. 1938-39-Xvarliarng Allyn Club Soccer, Fall Fencing, Fencing Squad. Scliool Employment, Log Board, Loom Board, Glee Clulw, Dramatics. HARVARD I JQHN CRESPI NlARSI'i 45' Hillt'rt'ft Rd., lVind5or, Conn. Crispy -Iolinl' i937-38-Day Fellow, Second Football Squad, Ludlow Senior Basketball, First Track Squad. Dramatics. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Second Footlwall Squad. Wvinter Track, First Track Squad, Dramatics, Debating Clulu. Lilvrarv Committee. Haxfzizroreu JAMES FRANCIS MCANDREXVS 290 Grtzmlwicuf Tar., fftzrifurtl, Conn. ujiml' Mac Honor Rollg 1955-36, 1937-38. 1935-36-Day Fellowg Ludlow junior Football, Ludlow juni Freshman Baseball, Rifle Clulv. 1936-37-Daw' Fellow: Ludlow Senior Foorlvall. l.udlu'.v Scni Ludlow Clula Baseball. Rifle Clulw. 1937-33-Daw' Fellowq Ludlow Senior Footliall. l.udlow Seni Ludlow Club Baseball. Clit-ss Clulv. Ping Pong Clula. 1938-39-Dax' Fellowg l.udlow Senior Footlaall. Ludliuvkgcnz Ludlow Club Baseball, Cliess Clulv. l.il1rary Committee. imierxiouin .F JAlVlldS l9RAlXlClS lWciAVOY. JR. 95 ffilfcrtxvt Rel., ll'imli'or, Corin. Red N'lac'l Big 1934-35-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Second I' ocllta' Senior Baseball. Rifle Club. jim Baskctlaall liaskciliall. Basketliallj- i5,..r.5.iJii. wa 0 1935-36-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Se d c ey Squad, Track Squad, Rifle Club. , 193637-Day Fellowg First Footlaall Squad, Yiyrcstling -Quad, Track Squad. 1938-39-Day Fcllowg First Footliall Team, First l5aski'tlwall Team, Track Squad, Athletic Committee. Xi'IkSI.I-'YAN THOMAS JAMES MCCARROLL, jR. 32 Elm SI., Ikrnltlfllf 1.ocfqs', Corin. Nine N A cy' 1935-36-Dax' Fellowg XVolcott Junior Football, Want rack Squad, Set- ond Track Squad. 1936-37-Dax' Fellow, Wvolcott Junior Foo ball, er Track Squad, Sec- ond Traclc Squad. 1937 38-Da' Fellow' Vfolcott Senio o all. Wfinter Track Squad . y , First Track Squad, Ping Po Clulv. l'irst Track Team, C -o s It ' te '. 1938-39-Day Fellowg Wfolggt Smut Football, Xvintcr Track Squad ir und C ibut L NTARTIN SCFIETSCK FIETGS. JR. Elm St., Curzco'.l, JI.:-'f. Alan Xlartvi' X'Ni'liitcv 1936-37-ixlalier I-louse: Wyolcott -lunior Football. General Vvercise. Sc: ond Baseball Squad. 1937-38-Xlason: Second Soccer Squad. Second Hacker- Squad. Second Baseball Squad. Stage Hands' Lfnion. 1933-39-Palmer: First Soccer Team. First Hockey Team. Second Base ball Squad, Co-President ands' Union. Clmairrnan Advisory' Com mittee. ' M rmrzfxiotau 1914 ...QA JAMES THOMPSOIXI METZGER 450 South Atlantic Aw., Pittsburgh, Pa. Milton 1938-39-Batchelderg Ludlow Club Soccer, General Exercise, Ludlow Club Baseball, Stage Hands' Union, Dance Band, Orchestra, Grounds Com- mittee. UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH JOHN RANDOLPH MITCHELL 59 Lynwood Rd., Scarsdalc, N. Y. Mitch 1936-37-Founders, Fall Tennis, Fencing Squad, Second Tennis Squad, Orchestra. 1937-38-Batchelderg Fall Tennis, Fencing Squad, Second Tennis Squad, Orchestra, Student Council. 1938-39-Warhamg Fall Tennis, Fencing Squad, Second Tennis Squad, Darwin Club, Student Council, Rifle Club, Orchestra, Loomiscellany Board. PRINCETON JAMES HOWARD MOORE, JR. Indian Head Point Rd., Riverside, Conn. ff-lit!-1,3 ffJimrny7, 1935-36-Founders, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Club Hockey, Fresh- man Baseball, Rifle Club. 1936-37-Mason, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Club Hockey, Second Ten- nis Squad, Nautical Club. 1937-38-Mason, Ludlow Club Soccer, General Exercise, Second Tennis Squad, Nautical Club. 1938-39-Palmer, Second Soccer Squad, Ludlow Senior Basketball, First Tennis Squad, Chemistry Club, Rifle Club, Chess Club, Activities Com- mittee. YALE JAMES FRANCIS MORGAN, JR. 2421 Armstrong St., Honolzifzz, Hawaii Wfarangiii 8-39-Batchelder, First Football Squad, Wfinter Traclc Squad, First raclc Squad, Athletic Committee. CORNELL I V1 fx ,X Q N, J-AUQJZQ f I . if .fl-Qui' ANTHONY MORSE, JR. M? Noroton, Conn. V TOny7, ':Flea'7f 1935-36-Founders, Wfolcott Junior Football, Wolcott Junior Basketball, Second Track Squad, Dramatics. 1936-37-Mason, Second Soccer Squad, Wfolcott Junior Basketball, Sec- ond Track Squad, Stage Hands' Union. 1937-33-Mason, First Soccer Squad, XVolcott Senior Basketball, Second Track Squad, Stage Hands' Union. 1938-39-Palmer, First Soccer Team, Wolcott Senior Basketball, Wolcott Club Baseball, Co-President Stage Hands' Union, Cheer Leader, Activi- ties Committee. YALE ROBERT DICKINSON MORSE, jR. IU RTdgCY1'0UlT Rd., lT'YT!1i1XOI', Conn. lVloe Dick', Honor Roll, 1936-37. I935-36-Day Fellow, Allyn junior Football, Allyn JuniorvBasketball, Freshman Baseball. . 1936-37-Dav Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Junior Bzigcetball, Allyn Club Baseball. 1 fx . l937-38--Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn fuhifr Basketball, Sec- ond Track Squad, Ping Pong Club. 1938-39-'Day Fellow, Second Soccer Squad. Allyn Senior Basketball, Second Track Squad, Chess Club, Dining Hall Committee. wifsLEYAN -IANHQS ALBERT MUNXIES 235 Oakwood Ave., Cezlarfvzcrst, N. Y. japan e'Tokio jim 1938-39-Palmer, Wfolcott Senior Football, Squash Squad, Second Tennis Squad, Chemistry Club, Grounds Committee, Stage Hands, Union, Loomiscellany Board. BROXWN ff K' GEORGE CLTNTON NELSON MWC 93 Sozrtb .lfum Sf.. Sizfficlcll, Conn. Half 14735-35-Dax' Fellow, Ludlow junior Football, Yvinter Track, Second Track Squad. 1936-37-Day Fellow, Ludlow Junior Football. General Exercise, First Track Squad. 1937-38-Dax' Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football. Vfrestling Squad, First Track Squad. Ping Pong Club. 1938-39-Dax' Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Wirestling Squad, Chess Club. Dining Hall Committee. TRINITY THOMAS ALFRED NEWBOLD 6809 Fairfax Rd., Bethesda, Md. Lon Tomv Tom7, g 1937-38--Taylor, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Club Hockey, Assistant Manager Baseball, Stage Hands, Union. 1938-39-Palmer, Ludlow Senior Football, Winter Track, Ludlow Club Baseball, Stage Hands' Union, Dining Hall Committee. SVR per RJ :voir LYMAN CUNNTNGHAM OGILBY of 115 Vernon St., Hartford, Conn. Kfldyllx-177 UP!-exy77 QfOgle7, 1935-36-Day Fellow, Wolcott Junior Football, Second Hockey Squad, Co-Captain Freshman Baseball. 1936-37-Mason, Captain Wolcott junior Football, First Hockey Squad, Second Baseball Squad, Endowment Fund Working Committee, Sopho- more Reception Committee, Nautical Club, Interscholastic Yacht Racing Crew. 1937-38-Foundersg Second Football Squad, First Hockey Team, Captain Second Baseball Squad, Student Council, Endowment Fund Executive Committee, President Nautical Club, Tnterscholastic Yacht Racing Crew. 1938-39-Batclielderg First Football Team, First Hockey Team, First Base- ball Tearn, President Student Council, Junto fresignedj, Fall Dance Com- mittee, Nautical Club, Grounds Committee, Executive Committee, Inter- scholastic Yacht Racing Crew. HAMILTON PETER BRINCKERI-IOFF OGILBY 115 Vernon St., Hartford, Conn. ffpetew trogleas lf0g,, 1935-36-Day Fellow, Allyn Junior Football, Second Hockey Squad, Fresh- man Baseball. 1936-37-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Junior Basketball, Allyn Club Baseball, Junior French Club, Sophomore Reception Commit- tee, Nautical Club, Captain Loomis Tnterscholastic Yacht Racing Crew, Ping Pong Club. 1937-38-Day Fellowg First Football Squad, Squash Squad, Second Base- ball Squad, Ping Pong Club, Nautical Club, Captain Loomis Interscho- lastic Yacht Racing Crew. 1938-39-Day Fellow, First Football Squad, Squash Squad, First Baseball Squad, Student Council, Special Committee, President Nautical Club, Captain Loomis Interscholastic Yacht Racing Crew. HAMi1.ToN THEODORE DWIGHT OLMSTED, JR. 1606 Boulevard, lVe5t Hartford, Conn. X Ted,' Blackie,' 193 Day Fellowg Ludlow Senior Football, Fencing Squad, Club Tenn . 193 27-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Fencing Squad, Club ,Te nis. gl 7-38-Day Fellowg Ludlow Senior Football, First Fencing Team, Club Tennis, Darwin Club. jl938-39-Day Fellow, First Football Team. Captain Fencing Team, Stu- dent Council, Log Board, Athletic Committee, Darwin Club. Theater Project, Athletic Council. YALE EDXVARD ADAMS O'MALLEY 670 .Verify lwuin Sl., lvlancfveste . ffNed77 X 1935-36-Day Fellowg Ludlow junior Footbip, L dlow Junior Basketball, Second Squad Baseball. 1936-37-Day Fellow, Ludlow J otball, Second Basketball Team, First Baseball Team. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Second Football SquadfFirst Basketball Team, First Baseball Team. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Co-Captain First Basketball Team, Captain First Baseball Team, Atliletic Council, Atliletic Committee. 'iizirsiry ELIOT FRANCIS PARKHURST 6-1 Hagarfi' Arc., Providence, R. 1. Fisli,' Upaakyw HGOOITIA7, 1936-37-Dr. Bissell'sg Second Soccer Team, Hockey Squad, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Endowment Funcl Wforking Committee, Nautical Club, Press Club, Interscliolastic Yaclit Racing Crew. 1937-38-Batclaelderg First Soccer Team, First Hrvckey Team, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Business Nlanager Loomiscellany, President Press Club, Assistant Business Nlanager Log. Publications Board. Fall Dance Commit- tee, Endowment Fund Wlirking Committee, Nautical Club, Clieer Leader, Interscbolastic Yaclit Racing Crew. 1938-39-Vilarbanig First Soccer Team, First Hockey Team, Cliairman Activities Committee, Cliairman Xvarliam Dormitory Committee, Endow- ment Fund Wforking Committee, Nautical Club, Plantation, Interscbo- lastic Yaclit Racing Crew. BROWN XWILLIAM BRADFORD PATTERSON 525' lfern SI., llfevt lrfartford, Conn. Brad, Pat', , Honor Rollg 1938-39. 1938-39-Day Fellow: Captain Allyn Senior Football, Allyn,Se ' Bas- kerl-all. Tennis Squad, Glee Club, Spring Dance Committe ry Com- mittee. i HARVARD 0? lf RCB LHNTGS PELGRIFT V X61 Norfli .1 din t .. llvcft Hurilftvrd. Conn. ati U BNN X Twirler Bob Xu f Roll: 19235-36. 1936-37. 103339. 1935- llois': XX wlcott Junior Football, Wlolcott junior Basketball, X reslixagl e all. Rifl Club. 1 MQ Day Fellow: Wolcott Junior Football, Assistant Wlrestling lVlan- a.,- leb Tennis. 'lunior Frencb Club. Cbess Club. XJEEZS-Day Fellow: Wolcott Senior Football. Vilrestling Nlanager, Club Tennis. Cliess Club. Atliletic Council. 1938-39-Day Fellowg Vfolcott Senior Football. W'olcott Senior Basket- ball. Club Tennis, Cliairman Library Committee. Loomiscellany Board. HARVARD vw' 1 2 , ,1- STUART EDGAR POXVER .Uarifom Drive. Reclli1nc1',f, Calif. BitsU X936-37-Feundersg Ludlow Club Soccer. Tracl: Squad. Crlee Club. 1957-38-Batclielder, Ludlow Club Soccer. Boxing Squad, Darwin Club, Dramatics. Press Club, Stage Hands' Union. 1933-39-Palmer' First Football S uad Plantation Glee Club To Board. 1 . .1 . i 4 q . . tt ti . . , A g Dramatics. Reception Committee. HARVARD . A Q' IJ Cl J CHARLES NTLTRRAY PURINTON px, - IU fllzcrray St., Wtxferbizry, Conn. I' Charley Pud', Fltmor Roll, 1935-36. 1936-37, l937-38, l933-39. 1935-36-Founders, Ludlow Junior Football, Gym Team Squad, Club Tennis. Glee Club. 1036-37-W'arlian11 Ludlow Senior Football, Second Hockey Squad. Sec- ond Tennis Team, President Sopliomore Reception Committee, President 'lunior French Club. Glee Club, Endowment Fund Wforlcing Committee. 1937-38-Nlasong Second Football Team, Wrestling Squad, Second Ten- nis Team. Student Council, Cvlee Ciub, Endowment Fund, Executive Com- mittee, junto Committee. 1933-39-Palmerg Second Football Team, Wi'estling Squad, Plantation, President Glee Club, President -Iunto Committee, Vice President Student Council, Vice President Endowment Fund fresignedl, Dramatics, Fall Dance Committee, Executive Committee. HARVARD CFRAID ROBTNSDN PUTNAFs4 College Higfmuy, Farmington, Conn. Qfjakew 1935-36-Day Fellowg Allyn Junior Football, Second Baseball Squad, Table Tennis Club. I936-37hDay Fellow: Allyn Senior Football, Second Baseball Squad, Table Tennis Club. Put 1937-33-Day Fellowg Allyn Senior Football, First Baseball Team, Table Tennis Club. 1938-39-Dax' Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, First Baseball Team, Atb- letic Committee. PRINCETON . AJS E JLTLIUSTFORD RANSQTNT, JR. IIUNPre5!0n St.. llfindsor, Conn. UH0fNe5t TOQH juny 1935-36-Day Fellow: Wolcott Senior Football, 'XVolcott Senior Basket- ball. First aseball Squad. junior Debating Team. E133-37-7 3' Fellow, First Football Squad, S:cond Basketball Squad, First was all Team. 1937-gif-Ellai' Fellowg First Football Team, First Basketball Team. First Bigeba Team. Debating Club, 1? ,5-3'TEDav Fellow, Fits: Fontball Team, First Basketball Team. First Basebal Team. Special Committee. A YALE kD MW, an ff' CARLOS ALBERT RTCHA ON, JR. 38 Mason Drive, New Britain, Conn. Carl Don Rickie,' 1936-37-Dr. Bissell'sg Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Track Squad, Glee Club. 1937-38-Mason, Second Football Squad, 'xVinter Track Squad, Second Track Squad, Glee Club, Dramatics. 1938-39-Nlasong Co-Captain Second Football Squad, Wrestling Squad, First Track Team, Athletic Committee, Glce Club, Dance Band, Political Club. HARVARU WILLIAM READ ROBINSON 153 lVestern Ave., Westfield, Mass. fQRObby7, 1938-39-Batchelderg Ludlow Senior Football, Second Hockey Squad, Club Tennis, Dramatics, Glec Club, Cercle Francais, Dining Hall Committee. DARTMOUTH CLARKE ALDEN RQDTAAN 32 lVyatt Rd., Garden City, L. I., iV. Y. Q'Toar', 1938-39-Batcheldcr, Political Club, Chemistry Club, Stage Hands' Union, Grounds Committee. N HARVARD fl jwilw' X L HERBERT FRANK ROGERS 905 Bellevue Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. J .9 V17 - !lTOm77 Z Honor Roll, 1937-38. I J 1936-37-Founders, Captain Wfolcott Club Football, First Hockey quad Winter Track, Second Track Squad, Glee Club. junior French Club. 1937-38-Batchelder, Xvarhamg First Football Team, First Hockey Team. Winter Track, First Track Squad, Student Council, Circulation Nlanager Log, Dramatics, Glee Club, Harvard Club Prize. 1938-39-Batchelderg First Football Team, Co-Captain First Hockey Team, Wolcott Club Baseball. Plantation, Student Council, President Publica- tions Board, Business Manager Log, Dramatics, President Senior Class, Dining Hall Committee, Athletic Council, Exchange Student to Leys School, England, Glee Club. WILLIAZKIS AUSTIN ROSS 64 Evergrccn Are., Hartford, Conn. Alex Barney Honor Roll, 1937-38. 1933-39. 1935-36-Day Fellowg Cross Country. Vfinter Tracl-c. Second Traclc Squad. 1936-37-Day Fellowg Cross Country. Fencing Squad. Spring Fencing. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Cross Country, Fencing Squad. Second Traclc Squad. 1938-39-Day Fellowg Ludlow Club Soccer, Boxing Squad. First Tracl: Squad. Nautical Club, Advisory Committee. HARVARD SAMUEL DUNHAM ROXVLEY 1046 Asylum Ave., Hartford, Conn. Sam 1934-35-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Fencing Squad. Club Tennis 1935-36-Masong Allyn Club Soccer, Fencing Squad. Club Tennis. 1936-37-Masong Allyn Club Soccer, Fencing Squad, Club Tennis, Dar- win Club, Photographic Editor Log. 1937-38-Day Fcllowg Second Soccer Team, Squash Squad, Club Tennis, Vice President Darwin Club, Photographic Editor Loomiscellany, Photo- graphic Editor Log lresignedj. 1938-39-Day Fellow, First Soccer Team, Squash Squad, Club Tennis Activities Committee. HAMILTON THOMAS JOSEPH RYAN, JR. 533 Circular Awe., Hamtlen, Conn. Path Tom Tommy , 1936-37-Poke Inn, Allyn Senior Football, Fencing Squad, Club Tennis, Glee Club, Choir. 1937-38-Mason, Assistant Manager Football, Fencing Squad, Second Track Squad, Glee Club, Choir. 1938-39-Batchelderg Manager Football, Boxing Squad, Second Track Squad, Glee Club, Choir, Athletic Council. YALE DAVID HUNT SANFORD 7949 lVin5tcm Rd., Chestnut Hill, Pa. Dave, 1938-39-Batchelderg First Football Squad, Boxing Squad. Club Tennis Athletic Committee. WESLEYAN V WALTER BORDON SCI-IATZ 49 Sfvcrrmzn St., Hartford, Conn. Ernie, Walt,' 1935-36-Day Fellow, Allyn junior Football, Stamp Club, Rifle Club. 1936-37-Day Fellow, Assistant Manager Baseball, junior Frencli Club, Stamp Club. Rifle Club. 1937-SS-Day Fellow, Cbess Club, Rifle Club. 1958-39-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Club Baseball, De- bating Club, Political Club, Cbess Club. CORNIQLL L-'QL' gl-4-dx 6 ALBERT ZYDXVARD SCHERR, SRD I5 Cofmnney Rd., Scarxdale, Y. UAV, Honor Roll, 1937-38. 1957-ES-Taylorg Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Senior Basketball, Club Ten- nis, Rille Club, Ping Pong Club, Cbess Club. 1938-39-Hpalmerg Second Soccer Team, Allyn Club Basketball, Club Ten- nis, Rifle Club. Cliess Club, Chairman Grounds Committee. YALE CHARLES EDGAR SHAKV, JR. 50 Drake Rd., Scandals, N. Y. t'Cliarl Ed 1037-58-blasong irt 'oi ball Squad, Second Basketball Squad, First Track Squad, Gle , S amp Club. Political Club, Ping Pong Club. 1938-39--Palnierg ' F tball Squad, Xvintcr Track Squad, First Track Squad, ce Ba Political Club, Atliletic Committee. X CORNELL 'U GARDNER NORTHUP SOULE 195 Cizlier Rd., Rocfvcfter. .Nb Y. Gard Uncle Gard' 1937-ES-Klasong Wlolcott Club Soccer. Golf Team, Darwin Club. Nlason Dormitarv Committee. Dramatics. 3933-39-Palmer: Captain Xvolcott Club Soccer. Yfolcott Club Basketball. Captain Golf Team. Palmer Dormitorv Committee. Press Club, Recep- tion Cozrmittee. Head Clieer Leader. w'iLii.,x s L . jf! - n 'WA' JANIES CORNELL STACY if 9 Forest St.. Hartford, Conn. Stace' Jess lim Honor 11.311, 1935-36, 1936-37, 1937-313, 19323-39i 1935-36-Day Fellow, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Junior Basketball, Freshman Baseball, Radio Club. 1936-37-Day Fellow, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Junior Basketball. Ludlow Club Baseball, Radio Club, Chess Club, junior French Club. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Ludlow junior Football, Ludlow Junior Basketball. Ludlow Club Baseball, Radio Club, Secretary Chess Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Wlrestling Squad, Ludlow Club Baseball, President Chess Club, Political Club, Scholarship Committee. YALE TFlOlV1AS EDWVARD STEPI-lElXlSQN Avon Road, Farmington, Conn. Steven Ned,l Tommy Honor Roll, 1937-38. 1936-37-Day Fellow, Rifle Club, Dance Band, Endowment Fund XVork- ing Committee. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Vlfolcott Senior Football, Rifle Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow. l 11 lk DONALD KENNEDY SXVAN l I b 270 Higlrbrook Ave., Pelham, N. Y. Ducky Swanny Honor Roll, 1936-37, 1937-38. 1936-37-Stermcr House, Assistant Manager Soccer, Allyn Junior Bas- ketball, Assistant Mana er Tennis Radio Club Rifle Club Orchestra g 1 a a ' 1937-38-Batchelderg Allyn Junior Football, Boxing Squad, Assistant Man- ager Tennis, Cercle Francais, Orchestra. 1938-39-Palmer, Boxing Squad, Nlanager Tennis, Cercle Francais, Dance Band, Orchestra, Activities Committee. YALE ff ELLIOTT BOYD SVUEET 29 Four flfile Rd., lVest Hartford, Conn. Eli Sweets 1935-36-Day Fellow, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Club Hockey, Fresh- man Baseball, Orchestra, Rifle Club. 1936-37-Day Fellow, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Club Hockey, Allyn Club Baseball, Crchestra, Rifle Club. 1937-38-Day Fellow: Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Club Hockey, Or- chestra. Darwin Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Squash Squad, Plantation, Qrchcsrra, Darwin Club, Activities Committee. DARTMOUTH IRVIN PRESTON THOMPSON, JR. I5 Kenilworlfw Sf., Pitlsficld, 114155. Ike 1933-56-Founders, Vfoicott Senior Football, Vfoicott Senior Hockey. 1916-57-Batcbelderg 'Vfolcott Senior Football, Yffolcott Senior Hockey, C,iub Tennis, Glee Club, Treasurer junior French Club. IV57-So-Taylor, First Football Squad, Vifrestling Squad, Club Tennis, Clee Club. X 1958-39-Batclieider, First Football Squad, Xvrestling Squad, Efnx-ting Squad, Plantation, Glee Club, Cbeinistry Club, Atbletic Comniittee.!,l 'NJ i'i,xNsYi.vANiA STATE cl li ll ROBERT 'lAlV1ES VERNLUND Sicnfet lftzrm, lVeft Hartford, Conn. Bob Vern 14934-35-Day Fellow, Wiulfirmtt Club Football, lxfolcott Club Basketball. Xvolcott Club Hara-bail, Radio Club. 1955-56-Dax' Fellow, Xvolcott Club Football, Second Hockey Team, Wol- cott Club Baseball, Radio Club. 1936-ZT-Day Fellow, Second Soccer Squad. Xvolcott Senior Basketball. Xvolcott Senior Baseball. Radio Club, Ping Pong Club, Librarian. 1937-38-Day Fellow, First Soccer Team, XX'olcott Club Basketball, Club Tennis, Radio Club, Librarian. Ping Pong Club. Bridge Club. 1938-39-Dan' Fellow, First Soccer Team, Xvolcott Senior Basketball. Intl Tennis Squad. bflusical Club, Library Committee, Ping Pong Club. YALE hlFiRR0l,.D VOlNl VUEDEL flnl-'lay-uri-Hiulson, N. Y. Yon Peaches and Cream 1935-36+Foundersg l.udlow Senior Football, Club Hockey, Club Tennis. V936-37-Batclielderz l.u:lloi-: Senior Football, Club Hockey, Club Tennis. Glec Club. Nautical Club. 1937-38-Batclielderg Ludlow Senior Football, Rifle Team, Club Tennis. Glee Club, Rine Club. 1958-59--Batcbelderq Second Football Squad, Rifle Team, Second Tennis Squad. Glee Club, Secretary Rifle Club, Dance Band, Dining Hall Com- nnttee. DARTMOUTH ALVIN LILOPOLD VQ'ACHSbl:XN, DIR. 5 Sfierbrtvoke RJ.. bctzrsdtzle, X. 5. ,.w.aXv.. POM.. HAI.. 14937-SS-Stermer I-louse: Vfolcott Senior Football, Fencing Squad, Glee Club, Ping Pong Club. Radio Club, Rifle Club. l-'So-3l?vljatclaeide : First Fencing Team. Glee Club. Cercle Francais Xiu-ical Club, Gscunde- Committee. YALE ROBERT WINSLOW WELLES 28 Brookline Dr., Ufcst Hartford, Conn. Bob 1935-36-Day Fellow, Ludlow junior Football, Wrestling Team. Fresh- man Baseball. 1936-37-Day Fellow, Second Football Squad, Wtestling Team, Second Baseball Squad, Ping Pong Club. 1937-3S'vlJay Fellow, First Football Squad, Captain Vifrestling Team, Second Baseball Squad, Athletic Council, Ping Pong Club. 1958-39-Day Fellowg First Football Squad, Captain Wfrcstling Team. Chairman Athletic Qommittee, Athletic Council. jg ' 'irzixitr Xi. . J I ,K ' VCFSHERMAN LELAND WHIPPLE, SRD YN M! Ufindy Meadow, Plymouth, fllasr. h M ipn Sherm Junk 1i3f38-Poke Inn, Second Football Squad, Squash Squad, Track Squad, Gee Club, Radio Club. QSJE39-Taylor, Second Football Squad, Track Squad, Glee Club, Presi- e t Musical Club, Athletic Committee. I UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA 9 ANDREW GLADDING YVHTTESTDE 151 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bishop Berkley' Andy 1938-39-Batchelderg Wolcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, Club Ten- nis, Secretary Political Club. HARVARD NGN N. l Q DAVID HORN XVI-IITTIER R. F. D. 10. Fairfield, Conn. Boober W'hit Dave 1935-36-biaher House, Allvn Senior Football. Second Hockey Squad. Second Baseball Squad. First Track Squad, Stamp Club. 1936-37-Taylor, First Football Squad, First Hockey' Squad, First Tracl: Team, Darwin Club. 1937-38-Taylor, First Football Squad, Xvinter Track Squad. First Track Team, Darwin Club, Student Council, Vice President Allvn Club. 193839-Taylor, First Football Team. Vlfinter Track Squad. Captain Track Team, Athletic Council, Student Council, Athletic Committee. President Allyn Club. IVXRILIOLTII XVILLIAM RICI-IMGND XVITI-IERELL. JR. I7 Xorllv Clover Dr., Great Neck, L. I., N. Y. XVily,' Will Bill 1937-38-Polce Inn, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Senior Basketball, Glas Club. Rifle Club. Stage Hands' Union. 1938-39-Taylor, Rifle Team, Glce Club. Stage Hands' Union, Dramatics, Advisory Committee, Rifle Club. wrttmxis BLISS WOODRUFF 144 Blake Rd., flanzden, Conn. xx-'imdyn 1937-38-Xvarbanig Ludlow Club Soccer, Club Tennis, Stage Hands' Union. Cbess Club, Dramatics. 1938-39-Xvarbamg Ludlow Club Soccer, Club Tennis, Stage Hands' Union, Cliess Club, Ccrcle Franqais, Advisory Committee. YALE FRATXIKLHXI XVYlVlAlNl, JR. 21 Arlington St., Fitcfvbiarg, Alan. Frank Joe 1957-38-Xvarbamg VC'olcott Club Soccer, Fencing Squad, Golf Squad, Log Board, Cbess Club. Political Club. 1938-39-Vfarbanmg W'olcott Club Soccer. Fencing Squad, Golf Squad, Dining Hall Committee, Log Board. Handbook Board, Chess Club, Polit- ical Club. HARv..xRD I 1 , 'Cf' K ., PAUL FRANCIS YOUNG Y I0 Beierly Rd., IV:-rr Hartford, Conn. Yaul Poungu 'QYang Honor Roll: l935-36. 1936-37. 1937-38. N35-36-Dax' Fellow: Allvn Junior Football. Ailvn junior Basketball F:-esbman Baseball. Ping Pong Club. 1936-37-Dax' Fellow, Allvn Club Soccer. Allvn Junior Basketball. Club Tennis. junior Frencb Club. Rilie Club. 1937-38-Das' Fellowg Fall Tennis. Club Tennis. Log Board, Cbess Club 1938-39-Dax' Fellow: Allyn Club Soccer. Club Tennis. Assistant Adver- tising Xlanager Log. Editor Handbooli. Scbolarsliip Committee. Secretarx Cbess Club. D.-XRTMOUTH -r,-1 7 1 P' D 42 is r 4 , .1 , r K Q1 1 -1 1, 4 I-In-XE' 12,3 xr., 'QF' 1.4, . XA XR ' wx Urtld xQ 'yiign It Llniurs.. . Gm ww , A , . x ' 4 27 s ' ,f ,Q Z ff 4 ' .gy F L 'E 'V' x 'f Ng? ig 1 QX' g Y- QQ 2- 6 5 N 4 f 1 Q 2 5 u , . A I -M w - ef! lo Righl: Isl Ron: Anderson. Arsfliutz. Barber. Bc-lrlier, Bellis, ifefrniit. lSu'isiu'ie. Buchanan. fm! Kon: Cain, Carey, Cha'nl3er am . Clark, L. Clark, R. Clark, Collins, H, Davis. jul Kmr: S, Davis. DeChiara, dc iXiaCarty, de Manbev, Dickinson, Donaldsoi Donohue, Dorchester, JUNIOR CLASS Anderson, Gordon Noren Anschutz, Bradley Steele Barber, Donald Rover , ,, Belcher, Donald William A K Bellis, John Vifilliam, 2nd - - W 'i ffl ., i 1 Berman, Elihu Herbert .. Brisbane, Norman James Buchanan, Thomas Fraser, jr. Cain, William Springer Carey, James Clayton N ' 66012, Chamberlain. Rodman Vllriglir, lr. , Q Clark, james McConnell Clark, Lewis Hathaway . Clark, Richard Callender ,, , i ., Collins, John Bolton ,, ,lyalj - ,,,, Davis, Harold Cheney V ,R ,, , Davis, Sidney, Jr. , xi L, 'B J X5 De Chiara, Albert Henry ,, , , , I -xt de lVlaCarty. Pierre Cormac . F -XR R.lXfVKl de Nlanlaey, Lvndsay Raoul Dickinson, Edward Everett, 3rd Donaldson. -lohn Parker Donohue, Stephen Dorchester, John Xveslev Duncan. Cuordon Groah ,X is V., , Yiiindsor COHXI ,, Ansonia, Conn , Plainfield, Wfestheld Oradell lrlartford. Belmont N- l N. Nl Conn Nlass Xvindsor, Conn Wfindsor. West Hartford, Conn Conn New Britain, Conn Suffern, N. Y . Xvindsor. Conn , Wlindsor, Conn Old Greenwich. Conn Wlest Hartford, Conn Scarsdale, N. Y Ness' York. Vlvindsor. XY 'est Hartford. ,, Essex. Salelli V. ilszfa. Viiindsor. N. Y Conn Conn Conn Ylass Conn Conn Wfst hlartford. Conn Left to Gilbert, Rigfvlg Isl Row: Duncan, Dunham, Earle, Eaton, Ecob, F. Faulkner, Faulkner, P, Fellows. Ind' Row: S Fellows Ghent Gillett, Goslee, Hayward, Hoffman, Howe. 3rd Ron: Holley, Ingraham, james, joffe, jones, Kearns Lane Lindstrom JUNIOR CLASS Dunham, Lawrence Dows , , f Earle, Robert Horace . H , Eaton, Frederick William, 2nd ,, , , , ,, Ecob, Robert Gilbert ,, Faulkner, Francis Frederic , Faulkner, john Charles, 3rd Fellows, Pierson Day ...,.. , . ,. ,, Fellows, Stephen Day , -C-Sf--'fwf-1 , Ghent, Walter Hughes ,...,. , , ,, , .. Gilbert, Cass, 3rd ....., , Gillerr, Robert Sawin Goslee, Sherwood Henry, Jr. ,. . Hayward, John Lovering Hoffman, Edmund, jr. Howe, Edward Redheld Hulley, john Charles Lincoln Ingraham, William Andrew James, Edwin Samuel joffe, George Frederick jones, DeWitt Clinton, 3rd , Kearns, Douglas Cunningham Lane, William Daniel ..,...,r,r Lindstrom, Walter Swornsbourne Locke, James Campbell . , Loftus, Frank ,,,.,.,,,.,,.,r. Marsh, John Harding ,, jamaica Plain, Mass. , , Plainfield, N. . New Canaan, Conn. Great Neck, N. Y. , , Keene, N. H. .. ,. Keene, N. H. . Maplewood, N. . ,, Maplewood, N. XVest Hartford, Conn. , Greenwich, Conn. , Alexandria, Va. Manchester, Conn. West Hartford, Conn. Old Greenwich, Conn. , Hartford, Conn. Paris, France , . Bristol, Conn. Chappaqua, N. Y. Woodmere. N. Y. . Englewood, N. Suffield, Conn. Hartford, Conn. , Windsor, Conn. Utica, N. Y. . .. Chevy Chase, Md. Springfield, Mass. Left to Right: In Ron' Locke, Loftus, Marsh, Mavor Morse, Nash, Paddock Petersen. 2nd Row: Ratlifr Redfield, Roberts, Robertson, Russell, Scott, Shaw, C. Smith. R 1 ,Y N A , x , 2,68 tak Glues- 9 XxQ,L,go Yb.LCbLR5 vine, - X I F l Mavor, james YVatt, jr. Morse, Richard Ketcham Nash, Louis Philip, Znd Paddock, XVilliam Carson Petersen, Clinton Wadleigh JUNIOR CLASS Ratlihc, Philip Grady Amidon Redfield Howard Wri hr , g ,,..., Roberts, Henry Bryce Vie-Lerlcigli Robertson, Thomas W'illiam, jr. Russell, William Logie, 2nd Scott, Charles Brace ,,,, Shaw, Stanford Henry Smith Clifford Wilbur , , -Ir. Smith, Douglas Carleton Smith, Thomas Aloysius Straus, Peter . Tenney, Henry Martin, Jr. Terry, Xvillis E., 3rd Thurnauer, Xwarren Trautman, Joseph XVadlund, Robert Reed VC'allcer, john Horace, Jr. XVelch. Charles Aloysius, Vffilson, Albert ,. Xvolvin, Roy Mitchell i l WL 4-lin Jr. Sul Row: D. Smith, T Smith, Straus, Tenney, W Terry, Thurnauer, Traut man, W'adlund. 4th Row Wfallter, Welch, Wilson Wolvin, Schenectady, N. Y. New Britain, Conn. , Waterbury, Conn. , Marshalltown, Iowa Thompsonville, Conn. New York, N. Y. , ,, Cambridge, Mass. , Staten Island. N. Y. Hartford, Conn. New Yorlc, N. Y. , Tarrytown, N. Y. South Orange, N. New York, N. Y. New York, N. Y. . Hartford, Conn. Valhalla, N. Y. Windsor, Conn. , Galesburg, Ill. Port Chester, N. Y. New Orleans, La. Vilethersheld, Conn. Wiest Hartford, Conn. Hartford. Conn. New Yorlc. N. Y. Dorval. Quebe: 17 fx .-L X E1 S 221 W WMWWQ 4 . f 1, Ilnlhuxw N ph x Eg 4, If' :E ,i Y. 1 -2 R - Ei ij :E I .X 'nl' HU' 1 nn 4 'I EE 9 N 'IP 2' f-,mn QX 2: V, ' SX E: ' A EE 4457 EL: 'F S., 5 ,4 SXXX 5 , X Xxxxxkxk X - xv ey xg? U 1110 1 CS .JL , .4 , -.Y . 'rf- ff, .. .R , J . ., N, 'lf'1-be-'il-D' 'WF :sva:1'ff'Liiw...--,Q V ' - n ,::'v.p'g3,'-'Z:.'ffigf,. ff3ap.5 --. ' ' - .44-'m fj,.x2-' --Q .' +R.-,f' Hs. F'-r.-E' 'f-' ,- --f 9 '-411 L ' .. ,L , A. aww,-.,:QfL .. . sv , SOPHOMORE CLASS Alcutowicz, Frank .. .,..,,. . ,,,,,.. . . . . ,. Windsor, Conn. Ames, Cortlandt Fisher, 3rd .. Larchmont, N. Y. Ball, Warren Wilson .,.,,,,,. ,.,, . , ,,r.,,,, Windsor, Conn. Beckman, James Morris Henry Blees, David Hughes ,,,,.,, ,,,,. . , Bohn, William Chanler .,..,,,,,,, . Bradshaw, John Robeson ,.,..,. Brook, David Leonard ,,,,,,,. Bucknam, Frank Gilbert .. Burton, Robert Mitchell ,,,, . Burton, Stephen Henry ..,., Bush, Edward Wallace, Jr. ., Caldwell, Walter Hollis ,,,,, ,, Caravatt, Paul Joseph, Jr. , . Carlier, Alfred Eugene .. , Colie, Stuart Edgar ............ . Collins, Robert Scott ,,,.,,,.,,..,,.... Collopy, Walter Francis Xavier .. ...,,,..... Hartford, Costello, Mark Hamilton, jr. ,. , Crossle Jose h 2nd y, p , ,,,,... ......... Dayton, Arthur Bliss, -Ir. .,,,,r , Dimoclc, Stanley Waycott ,,,,,... Dobbin, John Thompson . . N. Y. ,, White Plains, Greenwich, Conn. N. Maplewood, Wfilmington, Del. , ......, Greenwich, Conn. , XVest Hartford, Conn. . .. ,,.,.,..... Glendale, Ohio Glendale, Ohio Hartford, Conn. , ,,,, West Hartford, Conn. . ., ,rr,,r Hartford, Conn. New Yorlc, N. Y. Zanoni P. O., Va. Conn. Conn. New York, N. Y. N. Conn. Conn. West Hartford, Conn. Old Greenwich, Princeton, New Haven, West Hartford, I .. ,.. 4 1' ,. I fs i . , 'ef' i . L K 1 1' 'b T. j Q1 H VXI' PES 111611 . . 1 wwf' 13 ag f ,W 'xxx ip, 1.1 :Q X w X T7 - I WX 1 Q r 0? Grimshaw, John Edward, Jr. Heine, Keith Sellers, jr. .A,, , , Holmes, Samuel Seymour , , , Hunt, Malcolm Parkes ,,,,4,,,,l,, ,,l,,,, Lambert, Frank, Jr. ,,A,,,r,,,,r,,.,rr,,,,r,,,,,,,,,, , Liscord, Paul Samuel, Jr. ,,r,,,,rr,,,,,rr,,,,,,,,rr,, , Lundberg, George Albin Ferd Matthews, Edgar Woodbury inand, jr Molloy, Christopher Francis, Jr. .,.. . Petersen, Keith Stuart ,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Proctor, Joseph Rich, Jr. .,,,,., , Purinton, Robert Lewis .,.....,,. Richardson, Fred Wetherbee Robinson, George Shepard ....... Rodgers, jay Raymond ,..,.,..,., Rogers, Franlc Elijah ,.,,...,,,,,,, Roll, Hendrik Baelceland ., Sawyer, David Gunn ..,.,,,,, Snelgrove, Edwin Fales ,,,,,,,,, Stemler, Arthur Wheeler ,,,,,t Stiner, Richard Max ..,,...,,...., Sturm, Andrew Charles, Jr. ,,,, , Sudarslcy, Michael ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, Swan, Richard Everett ,......... Thompson, John Means, 3rd Thompson, Wallace Bradley, jif ',i. Tyrol, Alfred William, Jr. ,,,,,,,,, , Tyrol, Arthur George, jr. .,.... . Valentine, Keith Gardner ..... von Wedel, Donald ..............,,.. Welden, Richard Clinton ,,,,it,,, Wilson, James Lauris ,.,, . ..,. , Windsor, Conn. West Hartford, Conn. Riverside, Conn. Bridgeport, Conn. Cambridge, Md. ,, r, ,,,, Windsor, Conn. Manchester, Conn. Windsor, Conn. West Hartford, Conn. Thompsonville, Conn. West Hartford, Conn. , .,,,, Waterbury, Conn. Pleasantville, N. Y. ,. New Canaan, Conn. Glendale, Ohio Southington, Conn. Scarborough, N. Y. Colombia, S. A. Windsor, Conn. Douglaston, New York, N. Y. N. Y. .. Wethersfield, Conn. West Hartford, Conn. Pelham, Katonah, N. Y. N. Y. Collinsville, Conn. West Hartford, Conn. Wethersfield, Conn. Winsted, Conn. Ardsley-on-Hudson, N. Y. West Hartford, Conn. , , , , ,,,,, , , Hartford, Conn. 8' M '1 svia' K I P' Ill R I l5.n:1IV1i1B 5' E mi' ? X J - Im QQ ' W I l I STUDENT COUNCIL Lyman C. Ogilby, '39 ,, . , .. President Charles M. Purinton, ,39 .. . .. Vice President George L. Austin, jr., ,39 , . Secretary-Treasurer Again this year the Student Council ably tool: over the job of school govern- ment. The Council is made up of twenty-three juniors and seniors elected semi- annually by the student body. It supervises student activities, and the general tone of school life is in the hands of its members. This year the theory of the senior committee, that is to have the senior class share in the responsibility of discipline in the school and to aid the council in its various tasks, has formally been put into practice. Every senior is a member of one of the various committees. For example, there is a committee responsible for conduct in the Dining Hall, while another is re- sponsible for the appearance of the grounds in the vicinity of the quadrangle. Every senior, therefore, has some share in the running of the school, thus giving him a greater sense of maturity. Very few schools have self-government, a system for which we should be grateful. Since its formation the Council has commendably carried out the duties entrusted to it. 'Sf if Y' ...f... ,., . W 1 64 , . 315 . . Q 'M' sz , V f+ v-74 ' 5' 3 . E - ww' Z . X D ' 1 .4 5 15 if 'F I 5 'V 3 v V wx E w E' mr Q' 91 V7 W 'V Y' ' 33 nf Q D . 4 , s Q f Lx IQ 8' ' A-f 1 nf-V- - 7. , ,A - 1 -.., .,... , ..-W ' - Q ' V 4. 5 u :f A6- '39 PUBLICATIONS BOARD Herbert F. Rogers, '39 . .,,. , ,, . .,.,,,,,.,, President John M. Bullitt, '59 ,, ,, , , , Secretary-Treasurer Every student is automatically a member of the Publications Association. This organization includes the LOG, The LOOMISCELLANY, the HANDBOOK, the LOOM. and the Press Club. The Board consists of the executives of the respective organizations. The officers of the Board are annually elected by the student body. The function of the Board is to coordinate the various publications. It has a general supervision over all boards and heelership competitions. It may transfer members of one board to another. It determines the fee that is paid by the members of the association and determines the allotment to each of the various boards. The Log under the able leadeship of Charles Knickerbocker passed a very successful year. The Yearbook with Alfred Green as its head speaks for itself. The Loom, the Loomis literary magazine published several times a year had Thomas Brush for its president. The Handbook was under the leadership of Richard Morse, while the Press Club was headed by John Bullitt. . t - 4, ,,,-..-1 ....., x 1- ' ' - - -sc-.,, 51-' --5, ' W - ,L Af- -fg'::..':..'-f 2- ' THE LOG Charles H. Kniclcerlaoclcer, '59 Prctiderzt Herlvert F. Rogers, '39 lizfiirzevx ivrzrzager Clifford XV. Smith, '40 Nlanagirzg Ifrlitor Nlr. Gruhhs Ifaciiftj' fldrirer The Log, the school's weekly paper, witnessed another verv successful year. Thirty' issues a year, including four pictorial supplements, were published. This vear for the first time the Log was represented for national advertising hx' the National Advertising Service, lnc. A majority of the leading college and preparatory schools ohtain their national advertisements through this company. The Log is also a member of the Daily Princetonian Association of Preparatory School Newspapers. In the annual rating of this association, which includes in its memlvership manv of the leading schools in the East. the Log raised its standing from the first third to the first fifth. The newlv equipped Publications Room proved convenient hoth to the editorial and husiness hoards. The Log held three heelership contests for the edi- torial hoard during the vear, thus giving ample chance for newcomers to make the hoard. There were also classes held for the heelers. in which thev were instructed by the more experienced memhers of the hoard. The husiness hoard heelership was very successful also. the participants getting mam' ads in Hartford and the vicinitv. The improvements made in efficiency and organization during this year will greatly aid succeeding boards. X mc.-e K- , KQL, .fx . A - 'KK l.O0lVlISCEl-l.AlNlY Alfred XV. Green, ,39 ffditor Manual Diaz, Jr., ,39 M H Iiizrincvs flfarztzger Leonard B. Johnson. '39 , , Pfzutograpfvic Editor J. Thompson hletzger, '39g Pierre C. de hlafiarty. '40 flrt lfditorx Mr. Batchelder . , facility' fll17lfC7' The LGOMISCELLANY is the one permanent record of school history. The story of its compilation is one of year-long: conference and lahor, chats in the Batchelders' lihrary with hir. and hits. B. about form and content. and frequent checking with the patient l'Vlr. Finch, whose experience over a lengthening period of years has been invaluable. The size of the senior class compelled a rearrangement of pictures and records. Budgetary considerations dictated other adjustments, even though the Business Board was highly successful in securing advertisements. hir. Low hit the keynote for division pages and contrihuted the first drawing, and Thompson Nletzger followed up the motif with engaging slcill. To all these and others who have made the compilation a success and a happy experience the Board wishes to express its thanks. - ' '-A. 'Q X- . N , 9 QQ +9 1 5 1 an 4. , 7... ,Al W E . , . 1453 I ' , if V 4 :, 5 ' 4 9 5 V . 'M yi 1 gg'-XL , E g ui Z ' 1 A is. PQ we THE STAGEHANDS' UNION David Beary, III, '39 .. ,,,,. .,.......,, VV,...,,,., ,,.,.w.. B usiness Manager Mr. McKee ..,,.....,.,.......w.,, A......,.................,V.....,.... Faculty Adviser The Stagehands' Union started its year with the formation of an executive committee to share the responsibilities of Loomis productions. The officers were as follows: Meigs and A. Morse, stage managersg Woodruff, propertiesg T. Newbold, carpentryg Green, costumesg Beary, business. Later, Metzger was installed to head scenery-painting, and Gillett took over stage lighting. In mid winter the membership became unwieldly, and it was voted to limit full members to thirty and to keep the overflow on a waiting list to be added at the end of this year. The Union has much to be grateful for. It has had a subsidy from the school for each major production. Its attempt to build up a permanent collection of cos- tumes has been made possible through gifts from parents, and by the needlework of faculty wives and Mrs. Sieber, who supplied costumes for Henry IV, Part I, Anclrocler and the Lion. and Trial by jury. The Union also had the cooperation of Mr. Low and the art classes in the painting of the sets for Under tlve Gaslight. Then there is the new Loomis Theater, which starts a new era for the Union. With the advantages of space and new equipment, the Union hopes to become more efficient and to give better training in the production and management of plays. D 1' alnatlc s 9 'DJ' f I' I 'T x il I ffl' if x L 1 f ' -C ' 1 - ? .Ng A X .. . tl ,I xx. 3 WEE .J Ji fn 4 ' A -C Qi G ,- cg ',TN.,,,,.,.,,,,,,A wi , , , , , V --..-1. -1- ' ' SI'1k C,2'3 A -., Q, , E 'iz 4.5 ' I-Y. if YW q.1i!Qf: 5 K , X V- Q-A Q Q- Q 3 - GLEE CLUB Charles M. Purinton, 39 . , , President Mr. Card ..,,A e , ,, Director Mr. Burns Aceompanist Once again Mr. Card succeeded in producing another of his very fine Glee Clubs. In the fall there was a large turnout for the Club, followed by the custo- mary preliminaries and tryouts. The first public appearance of the organization was in the singing of carols on Founders Terrace, on the last school Sunday before Christmas. In the winter the Club sang for the Vifindsor Xvomenis Club. The next function was a concert held jointly with the Oxford School, after which there was a dance for the members of the two organizations. The major performance of the year was the annual concert at Bushnell Memorial with the Clubs from Choate. Deerfield, Hotchkiss, and Taft. The Loomis Club rendered its unusually difhcult numbers in very line style. The following week the Glee Club journeyed to Vllater- bury, Connecticut. for a recital and dance with St. lVlargaret's School, following the custom of previous years. The Club concluded a very successful season with the traditional Commencement Concert. ,P 3, 5 4 F G Ye in ' 9, g : ia pe' ' . 51' ,J , ofuixg, Q f ,, Q may h Q 'f - . vs? -N. X 'x I 1 QQ:-'Hq' 'J - 3' EW 3 f - X Ia! 1 1 2 kg. 5.3 1 ' vs X, - ' I x s:'e.f'e. .v V - x qxv- 7' - -s 5 , . 95' J' g 4 1 , 59 'I in X' f.3 , u-2 K M 9' . v qw-Y T 1 ,Q - mm HE 5' E1 9 VK' JUNTO Charles M. Purinton, ,39 , ,, , H ,, President john A. Benson, '39 ,, ,,,, , Vice-President George L. Austin, Jr., 739 .,,A... ,.,,,, S ecretary and Treasurer This year Loomis, organization which serves as the distributor of student dona- tions gave generous support to needy cases at home and abroad. A large sum was given to the fund for the family of a deceased Loomis master, Joseph E. Goodrich. Local charities received gifts, and Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets made possible by student sacrifice meals went to the needy families of Windsor. Among the other recipients of gifts from Junto were Tuskegee Institute, Hampton Institute, Twillingate Hospital lNewfoundlandj, Gramercy Boys' Club lNew Yorkl, Chinese Relief, Hindman Settlement School flfentuckyl, Kentucky Mountaineers Relief. and the Connecticut Junior Republic. Sunday night 'lunto meetings have been held Linder various masters twice a term throughout the fall and winter. This Loomis institution of meeting by classes to discuss various problems suggested by Chapel speakers or the boys has continued to be both educational and interesting. , 1 N cg:-g-Fj,,,i' -.-':.:iC t - -fu. DEBATING David H. Fnnals, '39 , . . ,, President Wfilliam XV. Keller, ,39 ,, , ,, ,, . , Vice President Charles H. Knickerbocker, '39 .,,,.,,, A .,,,., ,. . ,r,.,.,....,,, Secretary This year. for the first time. debating was organized on a large scale. Mr. Dorman founded the Debating Club, in which membership is open to any boy interested in debating, and willing to do his part in supporting the club. Early in the year. the club's president, Dave Ennals, together with Nlr. Dorman and the inner council, which consists of all boys who have talcen part in interscholastic debating the year before, drew up a constitution which governed the activities of the club. It also stated that the legislative body of the club was to consist of all members with enough talent and proficiency for interscholastic debating. Throughout the year. weekly meetings were held. at which several members would hold a debate on some worthwhile topic. ln this way. every member of the club was able to obtain some experience in the held of debating. The club consisted of twenty-five members: and each member took part in three debates during the school year. In addition to this weelcly series, interscholastic debates were staged with Chaffee, Deerfield. and Hotchkiss. Plans for an elaborate program next year are already under way. and the coming season promises to be even more interesting than this year. gs. . . POLITICAL CLUB William W. Keffer, ,39 .,,A, Y.,. P resident Holden Hayden, '39 ..,.,.,,L,. ,L.. S ecretary Andrew G. Wfhiteside, ,39 .,,, . . ,,LA Secretary As for the past few years, the Political Club again provided an excellent means of getting together all boys interested in current events. The club contained about fifteen membersg and weel-:ly meetings were held. At these meetings, the customary procedure was to have different club members give speeches on some current event or political issue. At several meetings, however, different masters spoke, much to the delight of the club. Perhaps the most interesting speech of the season was that given by a German refugee. who explained to the club exactly what the present conditions in Germany are. During the course of the year, the club made two worth- while and interesting trips, one to the State Capitol in Hartford, to hear the state legislature in sessiong and the other to the State Penitentiary in Wethersneld, where the officials showed them through the prison, and explained how the institution functioned. As a climax to this most successful season, a joint meeting between the political clubs of Loomis and Chaffee was held. 1 'S AJ. . ' CHESS CLUB James V. Stacy, '39 Provident Paul F. Young, ,39 Secretary-Yirctzvurer Mr. Nlather . Faculty flti1'ifL'T The Chess Club, still under the able guidance of Nlr. Matlier, enjoyed another successful season. The club consisted of about twenty-five boys, who wished either to have the opportunity to play chess. or to learn how. Throughout the year, meetings were held on Xvednesday afternoons. at which hir. hlather explained the finer points of the game to the more advanced players. and the rudiments to the beginners. Also. the club held a ladder tournament. in which all members had a chance to talce part. This tournament served the purpose not only of providing suitable matches for the members, but also of determining the most skilful players for the interscholastic matches. The Chess Team. coached by Mr. hlather. did very well. beating Deerfield twice by the score of 4-1. The most gratifying match of the season. however. was the victory over XVC-ayer High. which was last yearis junior state champion. The one defeat at the hands of Bassiclc High was more than overshadowed by the large number of victories. Wvith more and more boys turning out each year, the club hopes to have as good a season next year. and to malce an equally good record in the interscholastic matches. Loomis 1 Bassiclc High 4 Loomis 4 Deerfield 1 Loomis 3 Xveaver 2 Loomis 5 Xxfindsor High O Loomis 4 Deerfield 1 v , if 66.571 . I. , I A . V ' . f x 4 . . X , - ff ' 4of V? . 4 1 , , ' 1 ' - ' I K r 4' Y ani - ' F 41 I lg' Us f ' f x I 5 ' : fy if Q Q 1 I P' f -f V 45 an ,WV X in X f WSP ,, . Q Z V15 'x 1+ '3' A ' f V 'va V ,T - Q, 5 - .ina 'Wang 293,21 . JI' HQ . . -I ,Q ,r l fx L-it-ia' W ff ' -rg., iifgsd' Twig' A ' in J- .r .fi nr ! ,. ' nv if - 5 I X' i gg ' Q ' N YH 11 3 . ..-.r..- . :I , A IN' ,NA 4 . wg Ng X .M J-a:..fA f f 11 -- W., -.a fq,--....-.. if E n f. Q' 'hi um M 1? ,V , V1 tv 'Y v-5 A T 1 wwf? if J' , . 31, I W W1 A 5 3,- .. a Zvi! - 1 A xl. ,iq V ,R .3 35 QV 1 r , 9 -, 4 75 2' N xv rv V 3 i A ,U L WM 5 .4 'S' 7 x ,, DARWIN CLUB Carlton M. Davis, '39 , .. Provident Leonard B. Johnson, ,39 , , , Vire President Henry B. Kellogg, ,39 ..,......, Y,,,.,.,..,, S ecretary Richard M. Cheetham, '39 .l,,l ,c , ,,l, .,..,l T reaturer lVlr. Norris ..,...,,..,.,...,,....,,,,,,, .,...., ...., ,,,. F a L 'ulty Aclifiser This year has been one of progress and increased interest in the Darwin Club. The hurricane of early fall provided the club with a great problem-that of clear- ing the totally ruined stand of pines at the plantation. The school finally decided to sell the timber on the tract to a lumbering concern. The spring plantation group. greatly enlarged over that of previous years, was thus provided with the taslc of clearing and replanting the several acres of brushland left after the removal of the timber. The photographic division of the club sponsored two contests for the school7s camera fans, the last of these in conjunction with the annual carnival. This year-'s carnival was a great success. featured by the addition of several new exhibits. Work on the aquaria progressed favorably under the guidance of Mr. Norris and Charlie Holsworth. 16 3' 1 Ol, . x sr:-f I 1, H- -1 1 , 1, X.. I 5 EY - 'hh YET 'fvfu v K F 5 g b ' 5 7 A Q ' ,, A 'rsfffgii ' 2 Jw. ,' I V K Q 5? A 1 J ,, .no-,, ' .anal .. l . , -, it ,aj ,gm Q' f ss ' R -f f fi- ly K+? v ' I w' . s'l'- ' 1 Q? X 3 '.' ' :n xc Q , 5 f 5, ,V '. ,un .i -0. ' V E -w .'1'!f ..f.f-' 5- 2 7' -' I I' . A r l ,X -I ' iff' 5594: ' 1 ' -Caef'f ' 4 nip- Ii. I we 2. ' --.Q- 'mfrf' 2. 741: -. :Mg ' 2: . ,YA , '. v' - 4-:.4.. ' ' ,,, i 1 , Q I y wg. I I I 6 iff 1 .,, if X, f if vv ' Q r I 111, qi? ?4 A ,v Q. if S 'F l U me 1, , vv X4 -X A f 14 -,,. if X . X 'S gif 1 -r 14? .fur 1+5':'--' Q 5 A -, -14315 -v 2 --fs, sri - - ,, . 'sa' ' '- ' , ' 'B ., . it ' , 4. vx-A - THE ATHLETIC CCUNCIL Fred M. Carey, '39 . ,, , ,,,, President Nlr. Catlin . , , Faculty Clnairman Nlr. Evenson , Secretary-Treasurer Tlie Atliletic Council is tlie organization whicli manages all of the sports activities of :lie scliool. It is made up of all the coaclies. captains and managers of first team sports, tlie Facultu' Cliairman, tlie Headmaster, and tlie Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Gates was Faculty Cliairrnan of tlie Council until his deatli in the winter. Since tliat time. Nlr. Catlin lias assumed tlie duties of this position. Tliis x'ear's Student Cliairman, elected lw tlie Council in tlie fall, was Fred Carev. captain of tlie footliall team and co-captain of the lvaslcetball team. Tlie CiUl1'l.'ll lias a iitinlter of duties. It governs all of tlie sports activities and designates tlie amount of monex' to be spent for eacli. Ar tlie end of each athletic season tlie Council lias a meeting to decide upon tliose who are to receive letters for first team srorts and to appoint tlie managers for tlie following year. 5' i A rt-S-I 4- 1 4 F 2 A - 5 i n 2 1-2 E s -1 s f T. Ea ig r Y 'nav' I J--,amz FOOTBALL Fred M. Carey, ,39 . . . .. . . Captain S. Garner Bouse, '39, Thomas Ryan, '59 Cfo-ilftznagers Mr. Fowles, Mr. Eaton ,A,,A,.,......,.,....., . . .. . . . . . Coaches lxfith twelve men returning from last year's first squad and a numher of expe- rienced players from the second team Loomis started practice with a well-balanced group of players. Not even the hurricane and flood interrupted progress as the players remained at school. worlced on the grounds in the morning, and practiced in the afternoon. The first game with Wfestminster was well contested with the play mostly in Wfestminster territory. Tn the second contest Loomis proved superior TO a heavy Taft team on l'oth the offensive and defensive. Fred Carey scored lroth of the Maroon touchdowns. Against Berkshire Loomis loolced adequate hut started slowly. and though it had several opportunities in the second half could not malce up the lead which a well-drilled Berkshire team especially primed had accumulated. By all odds the most thrilling game of the season was with Hotchkiss. Again, Loomis started slowly, and Hotchkiss with several very smart plays acquired two touchdowns. In the second half Fred Careyfs hall carrying was brilliant. and he scored two touchdowns, one after a sixty-yard run. Then. needing a third score to win, Loomis rislced all instead of playing safe. with the result that it was defeated in the final moments. The Deerfield game was disappointing hy contrast. a stulv- lfornly fought but not spectacular game. The only score was a safety. Loomis 12 XY esttninster T Loomis 9 Kingswood 6 Loomis 15 Taft 7 Loomis 13 Hotchkiss 19 Loomis 0 Berkshire 6 Loomis O Deerfield 3 2' Cl el vi 3 THE SOCCER TEAM Xwilliam VV. Keffer. '39 ffaptaizi DeXVitt C. Jones, III, '40 , iflamzgcr Nlr. Wliitehead. Nh. Bissell , , . , , ., ...., Coacfier The soccer team. under the outstanding coaching of Nlr. W'hitehead, went through this vearis season undefeated. Captain Kefifer and letiermen Cumming and Parlchurst formed a strong haclc- hone of the team which is regarded as one of the lwest in Loomis soccer history. Due to the flood the team entered its first game with only two davs of regular practice hut succeeded in tving Vfillwraliani. Loomis easilv defeated Cheshire and Springfield Freshmen. gaining earlv leads in l-oth games. The team swamped Choate in a four goal victorv led hv Parlchurst. Tn a close contest with Taft the game was won hv a last minute drive. The Hotchlsiss encounter proved a disappointing tie when several valuahle scoring opportunities were missed. The Islanders climaxed a successful season hv a hard-fought victorv over Deerfield. Nluch credit for the good season goes to hir. Vlihitehead for his inspired coach- ing aided lax' hir. Bilsell ho developed the hacks. The team was inarlced hv its spirit and good sportsmanship. Loomis 2 Xvilhraliam 2 Loomis 4 Choate 0 Loomis 4 Cheshire 1 Loomis 1 Taft 0 Loomis 3 Springfield '42 l Loomis O Hotchkiss 0 Loomis 1 Deerfield 0 'N Gs:- it YI F4 44' fri! :- W-Q?!W 5 7 Q a 'L L H Lgcnfs Vf 6 rg 5 QU N15 L 7 ' . .Ai ,Q 1 1 25 , x Bt - Q 9-6 F. -1 1 5011 1 1-'fvff 7 . . , 9 L an , Q 1 aa- 1 r .. L. U' ' - we-f - 14 Y, ,ki ,Sf . ' Y QW!! 'i 5051 ss' QM! j-'aa' ,.?M?1 r---, .. - 1 BASKETBALL Edward A. O'1V1a11ev. '39: Fred 131. Carey. '39 Co-Captains Rohert H. Hi'fT1i1l1S. '39 !Wmzc1.QCr 1N1r. 1V1avnard ffoarfn The 1959 haslcetlwall team rivaled its immediate predecessor. which was one of the greatest in Loomis historv. Prolvahlv there never has heen a more versatile group of plavers than this vear. 1n spite of injuries and si:14ness men shifted positions from dav to dav without loss in team plav and ellectiveness. A pre-season game was lost to Trinitv Freshmen and a hard-fought contest to Taft. alter which the team was universallv successful with vieiories over such sturdy rivals as Choate. Kent. and Deerfield. Great credit is due to Coach and plaxers. and it is almost invidious to single out individuals. hut Credit should he given to the eo-captains 1-or their inspiration. to Fred Carev for his exceptional defense worlc and Ned Qifvlallev as high scorer. 0'1N1a11ev missed the picture. as he seldom missed the lasliet. He max' he found at his ease on page 45. He was almost equally nonchalant in action. Loomis 18 Trinitv '41 Q3 Loomis 23 Choate 21 Loomis 43 1N1orse11us Col, 28 Loomis 25 Wveslevan '42 15 1.oomis 19 Sulheld 1' Loomis 41 Hoplqins Gram. 19 Loomis Q1 Taft IS Loomis 31 Kingswood 27 Loomis 23 Pomlret 14 Loomis 45 Kent 18 Loomis 4m Wwilhraham 25 Loomis 4' Vivilliston 25 Loomis Q9 lgerlcshire 11 Loomis Sl Deerlield 26 P9 vu-r . --.-. . -s- ,.....xg' .-,.- .Q.1, ,'VNx '-'N J'-fr ,- A X AN' ' . . Kx-' 5 f - X 1, . ... HOCKEY Hugh E. Cumming, '3l?. Herlvert F. Rogers, '59 fill-Ctzptairzc Paul Cook, II, '59 illtzmzger Nlr. Savage, Nlr. Johnson Cotzqfvef The hockey team, potentially the hest in recent years, showed power and scoring strength often in the eight game schedule. An earlv cold spell formed over a foot of ice so that all the rinlc, previously set up on the lower fields, was moved to the Hoclcev Pond. Easv victories over Cheshire and Kingswood partially avenged the narrow lcsses of the first two games. In a well-plaved contest with Pomfret the opponents won hx a single goal margin. Two overwhelming victories and a second hearthrealcing de- feat hx' XY'estminster completed the season. Gratifving was the 5-ll defeat of traditional rival Deerheld. The plav of co- captains Rogers and Cumming was outstanding. A hoclcev reorganization hv compe- tent coaches Johnson and Savage promises good teams for the future. Loomis I Xvillaraham 2 Loomis I Pom fret 2 Loomis I Westminster 3 Loomis 5 Deerfield 0 Loomis 2 Cheshire 1 Loomis ' Trinitv H. C, l Loomis 4 Kingswood l Loomis 2 Yfesttninster 3 X.. L...-Q. -qi .NU ...Q WRESTLING TEAM Robert XV. Wlelles, '39 Captain Henry M. Tenney, 140 iwanager Mr. Kaminslcy , Coach Led by Captain Wfelles, a four year veteran, and built around a nucleus of four letter-men. the Loomis Xvrestling Team bade fair to equal the line record of last yearys team. The first match was won when the team defeated the Suflield grapplers 20-13. However, sickness and the permanent loss of two heavyweights weakened the team and it lost to five of its major rivals after again defeating Sufheld. Nevertheless. the team was better than its record indicates for each meet was closely contested against very strong opposition. Prospects for next year's team are bright since Coach Kaminslcy has a wealth of rugged material in the new group of wrestlers which he has developed this year. Loomis 20 Suffield 13 Loomis 6 Choate 20 Loomis 6 Taft 28 Loomis 413 Wesleyan '42 2713 Loomis 31 Suffield O Loomis 1314 lVlt. Hermon 1613 Loomis 6 Kent 24 i 1 S FENCING Theodore D. Olmsted, jr., '39 , Captain Rodman XV. Chamberlain, Jr., '40 ilfamzger Nlr. McKee Coach After the loss of the first match with Taft, the Loomis fencers staged a spec- tacular season which marked it as one of the great teams of our history in this sport. It failed of the Connecticut League Championship only when a tie was re- solved hx' counting individual touches. It won the sahre cup after Captain-elect Smith linishsd first and Captain Olmsted third in that weapon. The hiennial visit to Ilarvard and Andover. with a night spent with alumni at Camhridge. was par- ticularlx' ltappv. and netted two victories. The loss of Billings in the last few weeks was serious and helped to account for losses to Dartmouth and Yale Freshmen. Most of the team had grown up in the sport at Loomis. hut two newcomers, .lim Clark in sahre and Cass Gilbert in epee. showed great promise. Gilbert was third in the state in his weapon. Loomis 7 Taft 10 Loomis 18 Xvorcester 9 Loomis li Commer. High 6 Loomis 14 Harvard '42 13 Loomis 14 Choate 3 Loomis 15 Andover 10 Loomis ll Hopkins Gram. 6 Loomis 9 Cheshire S Loomis ll hit. Hermon 5 Loomis 8 Dartmouth '42 9 Loomis 11 Yale '42 I6 THE SECOND BASKETBALL TEAM W. E. Terry, HI, ,40, Cap- tain: Beckman, rwamzgerq Mr. Xvhitclmcad, Comfy. I-'fl L' in I THE SECOND HOCKEY TEAM C. B. Scott, '40, Captain Mr. Britton, Coaffn. THE BOXING TEAM Fvl. Bullitt. '39, Captaing NTL Taylor. Comfy. i TRACK David H. Whittier, 739 ......,.....,A..,,,,,,, .,.,,, C apfain Maurice H. Howes, '39 ....,... .,..V..,,....,.,v.,..,...., ,, .... 1 'Vlanager Messrs. Hoslcins, Pratt, Whitellead, Dorman . ,...,. ,s,, ,,,,, C o aclaeg The outstanding features of the season were XVhittier's superb performances and the addition of a meet with Hotchkiss. Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis 67 Loomis 30' Q EVENT 100-yard Dash 220-yard Dash -H04yard Dash 880-yard Run 1-mile Run Half-mile Relay Running High jump Running Broad Jump Pole Vault 12-lb Shot Put llalb. Hammer Throw Discus Throw Javelin Throw 70-yard High Hurdes 120-yard High Hurdles 220-yard Low Hurdles 120.yard Low Hurdles 107 67 591 i Willistoiu Choate Recoizo 10 1-5 sec. 22 sec. 50 1-5 sec. 2 min. 0,6 sec. 4 min. 42.6 ser. 1 min. 33.6 sec. 5 6 ft. 1 5-8 in. 21 ft. 9 in. 12 ft. 47 ft. 10 in. 159 ft. 3 in. 124 ft. 11 in. 129 ft 4 in. 9.2 sec. 16 1-5 sec. 2-4.8 sec. 13,6 sec. Suffield 10 Yffilhraliam 59 Hotchkiss 661 42 Deerheld 11 56 Taft 42 NAh1E AND CLASS H. P. Page, '26 G. W. Mastaglio, '24 G. XV. Mastaglio, ,24 R. C. Nlorse, IV, '36 R. A. De1Vlou1pied, '33 N. C. Nearing, 136 R. E. Brainard. '36 D. S. Smith, -Ir., 135 YV. Patterson, 135 B. Van D. Hedges, '26 C. C. Hall, '33 B. Van D. Hedges, '26 S. E. Bardecn, III, '33 T. N. Fairbanks, jr., 735 1. H. Johnson, '30 D. L. Brooks, '34 R. Eddy, '38 15. Van D. Pledges, '26 N. Anderson, Jr., '33 R. Eddy, '38 BASEBALL Edward A. O'Malley, '39 . ,,., . V,... Captain Thomas S. Brush, jr., '39 w,...... ,.., , . Manager Mr. Catlin ...w,.A,,...........,,w., ..VV.. .....a,w Coach Under Mr. Catlinis fine first-year coaching the Loomis baseball nine made an excellent record. Early victories over Berkshire, Taft, Cheshire and Kent started the team off to a good season, and the strong squad of fifteen was justifiably optimistic when this went to press. Captain O'Malley was an inspiring leader, a resourceful pitcher and one of the best batters. Lyman Ogilby completed one of the best batteries in our experience. From the start the inheld was tight and competent and the outfield able. At first it was feared that the batting would not be up to the other departments of the team, but ability to hit at opportune times developed early. Much credit goes to Nlr. Catlin for forming a strong team from the four returning lettermen and the boys he developed last year on the second team. Pros- pects for next year are excellent with a number of players returning, and Mr. Nlaynard coaching 'tcomersv on the second team. SCORES: Loomis 7 Berkshire 2 Loomis 14 Hoplcins 4 Loomis 6 Taft 2 Loomis 3 Deerfield 6 Loomis 7 Cheshire 4 Loomis 8 Hotchkiss l0 Loomis 10 Kent 7 Loomis I Choate 6 Loomis 10 Westminster 6 Loomis 3 Williston 5 Loomis 3 Kingswood 5 TENNIS G. Lawrence Austin, Jr., '39 ...,. H Captain Donald K. Swan, '39 .... Manager Mr. Eaton ,,..,.... ..,,nn, ..nw,,nY,, , ..,., .... C 0 a ch The tennis team was made up of three letter men, Captain Austin. Collier, and Bullitt, with recruits Bruns. Scott, Roberts and Moore rounding out the com- bination. Loomis opened auspiciously with a 4-1 victory over Xvilbraham. Tn the second match Taft succeeded in defeating us 6-3, but Trinity Freshmen were severely beaten 9-0 in the next l'attle. Southpaw Larry Austin served as captain for his second successive year, and the team was more than fortunate to have such an excellent player. Austin and Collier. number two man. are almost certain to cap- ture a great majority of their matches, and together they form a strong doubles duo. Bullitt-Bruns, and Scott-Roberts are the remaining doubles teams. The school will be represented as usual in the Eastern Interscholastics. The team was lucky to have the welcome services of Mr. Eaton as coach. Mr. johnson handled the second team. Next yearis prospects are an unlcnown quantity, with only Brace Scott and Bryce Roberts returning veterans. SCORES: Loomis 4 Yvilbraham 1 Loomis 8 Vlfestminster 1 Loomis 3 Taft 6 Loomis 9 l-loplcins 0 Loomis 9 Trinitv '42 0 Loomis 5 Deerfield 4 Loomis 7 Vlfeslevan '42 2 Loomis l Dartmouth '42 8 Loomis 3 Kent 6 Loomis 0 Hotchlftiss 9 Loomis 8 Williston 1 GOLF Gardner W. Soule, '39 ...A..w. ,,,,.,,, C aptain and Manager Mr. Britton ,.,... . .. ....,..,, .. ,,,, ,A,,.....,,.......,,....,,...,..,,,,,,,,.,,,., C oacfy The 1939 Loomis Golf Team had only one man returning from the 1938 squad, however, with the aid of some new boys, a well balanced foursome was formed. Gard Soule, the returning man, was elected captain and manager of the team early in the year and played number three position in the matches. Ario Pardee, a member of Hill Schoo1's 1938 team, was number one man, and Ed Hoffman, a junior club champion from Greenwich, was number two. Scotty Duncan was usually in number four position, while Kopf, Dougherty, Morris, Faulkner, Prendergast, and Forsyth were reserves. The team had the handicap of playing the majority of its matches away. The regular foursome was used in six of the matches, while a six man team tackled Hotchkiss and Williams. When this was written the team had played only three of its matches, but it emerged victorious from two of them. The season opened with a 4-2 defeat at the hands of the Amherst Freshmen, but the squad went on and defeated Suffield easily, 5-1, and a week later Yvilliston fell, 61 Q-21 The hopes for victories over the Trinity Freshmen, Hotchkiss, and Cheshire are very high. and if the team can manage to defeat Taft and Choate, it will close its season well on the winning side. Loomis 2 Amherst '42 4 Xlloomis 61 Williston 2' Loomis 5 Suffield 1 Loomis 0 Hotchkiss 9 Loomis 6' Q Cheshire 21 Loomis 0 Choate 6 uint -' aw . , K .. 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'SQ -9 fb Q2 X DIARY SEPTEMBER Gay group of jolly fellows return one day earlrer for final flrng, and joyous reunion School ofhcrally opens with a Hash of lightning and a clap of thunder ram log comes out on schedule with early brrds Knickerbocker Rogers and C Smrth worlcrng overtime Hilarious summer experiences related or er and over avarn Heavy rams continue Flood rises Students absent selves from classes rn order to help out wrrh the hurrrcane , as an Srlmrle gale lays open campus amonv other things Insrdrous water rises loys hurriedly ey acuate island when power house and kitchen become water logged Pootl all and soceer team members must play at rugged rndrvrdualrsm, and stay to pr actrce, and to help repair the grounds Brantly leaves Rare Ben ohnson informs slceptrcal crowd a couple of guys are drowning, honestln Investigation bears out the rmmortal bard Sheeprsh R K Morse and Chamber lain dragged from watery grave Brantly returns, after thinking rt over After a weeks duration school resumes once more Nlr Catlin drvulges plan for a new 150 pound football team Scholars notrce excrtrng new fixture rn business office Parlehurst approves Messrs Bassett, Bissell Dorman, Low and Adams malee trrrrmphant bow before crrtrcal student body L Otfrlby conquers crowd by hrs artless speechmalcrnv Boosnooleers and srmrlar socretres conspicuously absent Tears shed over now defunct Founders 17 and 1: OCTGBER Senior committee plan unfolded Mr Catlin cynrcallv comments on same Morse pushes Mr Bassett s hand rn chocolate pudding Wlrrttrer gurlefully disposes of sub announces hrs new band the Pearls of Rhr thm Later under wing of Peaches and Cream Von Wedel becomes simply Loomis Maroons Brush captures worst prophecy prize when he states Good Loom year ahead Eight pave Log ISSUE comes out with only srx Forty erght terrrhc tomatoes invade campus and later sway to the music of Bob I-lalprrn rn yes actually Palmer Socral Room Charley Shaw makes hrstorv as well as ane Chaffee girls dismayed as Thurnauer grrmly given sleeye by Nlrs Sellers uestronnarre rexeals hidden passion for Betty and admiration for Charlie lVlcCarthy Brune CLS etc The Snug 1 judved by one and all a success Moneybaos Beaty wears expansrye srnrle as money rolls rn over counter Football team malees embarrassed appearance rn maroon gabardrne pants Rare Bens uq Band entertains after ten on Saturday night Mr Dorman relaxes from exertion of Lambeth XX allc Power finally pacrfies Stoughton Brantly adopts tawny feline, calls her Sheba Diaz accidentally drsemlow els Palmer Although team rs powerful, rt s a lrttle ruggedl' comments hflr Fow les after season opener Intelligence tests wreale carnaoe rn classrheatron as true ahrlrty shrnes through 4 K It k V . D y u I . o i . 4 I x y L O I u . , , . ,, I ' I Q g, n J . . ,, . ' ' lf - x 77 ' - , . . . 7 a X p L Sn I , K V L Y I. v A KJ V is .4 X L X31 Y Q K s lr X. K S 1 1 S X - a .1 I . I I scription after subscription of Life 55 Time. by virtue of an oily tongue. Pearl Hunt - V tc lv av. - re 77 ' ff ' 79 . . - Q' nv ' - ' 7 4 1 . ' - D 'I I . ' I A . i 1 ' r , 1 I C I . . A D . , J -V7 Y . . I V V 7 . n c . I - K I 1 ,, .. . 5 . V' . x Q V A .. . U . , ug! Qi. En .rv : ' 'J' . J... ,JL I , , I . ag 111 L.: -,X V. 1- gf' JN 19:14 THE I-IUR September 1 ihlur - -' ' Yi?-J -kv If ,,-.,. - ,J-:U f,.0.z,?g, . -,4.72?-:3f'.. -- V 1- , VJ ni H:-Q..-,f ,Ng Vi 2- fn' -,b-X Aff! - V .4-' ,', 1 w Aug, 4- w. X: 'f' -,A-'J 4 9.4- 1' , 3 mwe- .'-1 mv? -.- -. . J.. is-.,.. . v , ff.. A y 4 fylzxxt-1... -'Dish' A 4' -Zh Iv- -Ivy, - ,. , , ,. , f- 0 Q. ., '?f,, ' Q, ,W .A-.- 3 Q' ' Ja' f Q 4. 5 in -X . ,Q 4. rx .Af-gi ' .41 PQ, k rw I l ICANE ,fi-1 ,198 ui ,r 4,0 . :i,ix:.? 1 5 --4. -'L 4 -,fl 1 3741? 1 ia NOVEMBER Sunday chapel double header brlngs together Father Slll and Mr Fleclter of England Mrs ohnson rescues Nlr Rowley from railroad traclcs ln annual faculty play as Mr Pratt sneers Curses Fred Carey plays the whole half of the HOIChk1SS game wxth a busted shoulder Deerheld day a soclal success as they capture pxtcl er s battle mn game 7 0 Moe Hayden and g1gant1c belly malte an excellent Falstaff zn Shalcespearean Sllllldlg Hyman sells hfe story to Log xncurrlng jealousy of Sam old cloys man extraordmane Bob Fleld forgets to be present at ground brealcmg ceremony for his lUl llI1Cl1lld the new theater Snalxe put 111 Villlltflffl' s bed one mght IS taken out next mornmg qtute dead and flattened to pancalce slze Tom Brush crxes desperately for Loom artlcles unto provxdes needy famthes wxth Thanltsgrvmg baskets log treads on many toes wlth its Other Prep Schools Crane casts first vote for Repubhcan Sale of stamps steadlly mcreases as Parlthurst leads paclc Pardee casually mentlons that he expects to get an airplane for Chrlstmas Pants Bouse chums constantly w1th Betty Carter General exodus to Yale Harvard HEISCO DECEMBER Annual Chaffee ys Loomls dance wxth the former as hostesses attracts social ehte Bulhtt leads uproarxous smgmg of Old Man Mose Sardomc laughter echoes and reechoes through Chaffee as Homer Hoslcms IS jrlted Dayboys assoctatton suffers rude setback at hands of vrolent Mr Cathn Ellsworth and Metzger out smarted by elements wh1le sleepmg 111 Batch Awake to fmd themselves burned ahve by snow H1ghtly publ1c1zed a1r coohng fa1ls to stop 1ns1d1ous hamburgers as smell razes Palmer Students stxll grumble at Zamslxy s fa1lure to send female Loomxs ccllany photograph vendor Chrlstmas ceremony goes wlthout hltch as Lyme Ogllby leads h1s dou hty band IDIO the l1brary JANUARY Mr XVa1nwr1ght consplcuously among the mlssxng as Hampton quartet smg Bob Fxeld scores personal Ifllllhpll 1n Crlental atmosphere of successful Cheruy pageant Whltesxde talhes brllhant 90 1n capturlng Time test award Who IS that cute man? Chaffee student asks of Mr Grubbs Concentrated drlve for a later sprmg vactxon begms Jababawa club formed by Beaty Brown Wh1tt1er ohnson Its purpose IS uncertam Flenchshly chuckhng vandals apply vartous halr toncs etc to heated radlator 1n Rogers Ogllby room Munves pronounced a horrlble walter by one and all Pants Bouse salvages huge and shapeless pmlc elephant from Chaffee Senlor Prom Councll electlons almost retaln status quo Pearl Hunt arrested ln Hartford on charge of bemvf too alert loolcmg Chaffee votes Loomls btggest hate Q! 77 ' V , . . - . . , I ' a , -' . ' ' e t . , , v ' . .U . 3 . . . . 1 V V . . . ' . , . . , . t , . , I 1' . G . x r . . . e . . y . -I . . , . ' . . ' ' C! 77 A . 4 I I 1 S. e ' . x y . ' . . Q 1 . . 7 e ' 7 7 . . . . . ,, ,, . . . .. , . . y. . Q . 7 V, , . ' m 1 - Q 4 g . . s V , . . . . . 1 , . . . . . . . . ,, . . , . 77 ' . . , . D - . . FEBRUARY Unknown POISON pen wr1ter, under gulse of Inqutrmg Reporter spreads vxtrxol about the campus Cllff Smnth plans to sack Hartford and mstall hls prlvate dxctator shlp Smlthsonla Trautman to be trlggerrnan Loom1s IS at last mtroduced to famous Kerrol who IS swell for Ellsworth by h1s own admxsslon Carl DSVIS makes hlstory w1th outstandxng faux pas of the season Commentator looses bxtter blast agalnst Boy Scouts and rumor spreads that Troop 13 IS moblhzmg to decapltate author Dmaz Fleld and company dlsrupt Chaffee play w1th whispers Long awaited dance w1th slster school finally arrlves Star Davls roundly cursed by Bob Crane among others Parkhurst suffers reversal Ogxlby enjoys self and finds perfect part ner Wh1tt1er dlsregards upllfted eyebrows Goldhsh dlscovered swlmmlng non chalantly ln Grubbs water bottle 1n dmxng room Appeal made for new theater props Bullitt retalns tltle gym nlght a huge success Frenchy Dunham and G C D Smlth mstltute thexr famed Engllsh accent act Gads my eye Lynx Lynx Scholars begln to see logic of e rly Sprmg vacatlon as w1nter term begms to drag MARCH Tommy Brush beg1ns to go slowly and qu1etly mad as Loom deadlme once more draws near oe Cook for Class One club 1nst1tuted 1n Mason as xnmates picket Cl3SS1HC3fl0I'1 commlttee oe Cook day planned Bob F1eld pulls Walter Ralelgh w1th Mike Dlaz coat Chlrpers get paxd for trouble by gala Oxford School concert followed by a dance Non musxcal drool from balcony durlng fest1v1t1es Students laugh thelr way through E R B s as vacatlon finally comes Hollow eyed crew return from rlotous vacatlon Da w1n Club opens sprmg term soclal events as Carl Davls and Company clean up Stooklns band IS what starts wars mutters that pacific fellow Moe Hayden VISIIS are made to M Cheruy 1n mflrm ary 1nd1v1dually ln groups of two and three APRIL Opening of new theatre blggest event of year w1th unknown drunk threaten mg to demohsh the place Brown Wh1tt1er ohnson comblne dlsposes of 600 tndx vldual servlngs of gelatln or 12 gallons of If mn order to xncrease thelr energy Wl'l1Cl1 lt doesnt Glee Club concert finds Dunham wlnrlmg around 1n revolvlng door at Hotel Bond as Choate d1n1ng room IS commandeered oe Cook may be pronounced Kewk Kuque Kuk day IS on off and on agam Fmally called off for good as oe threatens to blow up campus w1th TNT 1f not put 1n class I Bob Crane checks up to make sure person who says he IS absent 15 there Famous p1cture Charlle Chin 1n Mason Second plays to enthuslastlc audlence Jackson rebels and name IS put ln dlary D1sappo1nt1ng path raxd ends mn unclothed under classman Fleld says that Its gett1n mlghteh t1cl1sh for the long haxrs these days 9 u , ' 3 9 - , . 1 . , . 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Couch gets powder blue jacket for his birthday, straight- away refuses ever to take it off, which he doesn,t. Klub Fiaz is forced apart as sign goes over to Warham. Frank Wyman exposes vacation activities of Fancy Francy Pockhoist. MAY Glee Club goes to St. Margaretis and returns with wild stories. Beaty almost malces off with helpless old man's satchel. Whipple adds to long list of destructions, and tosses hammer through roof of rifle range. Moe Hayden hangs himself when the name of Wingy Mannone is rejected for the Spring dance orlc. Mention of Rudolph Friml, Jr., sends stewdents into humming of Blue Danube Waltz. Chaffee dance finds Hooper Eckfeldt most unhappy senior. LOOMISCELLANY goes to pressl P. S. ADDED BITS FROM HERE AND THERE Joe Wyman leers through his becoming reticence, She's coming, which is more than R. I. offers. Kew T. Jackson has good but notl lVlODEL time. Philanthropist Moody Moe boosts pater's product. Dickinson nosed out. 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