Loomis Chaffee High School - Confluence Yearbook (Windsor, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1940 volume:

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CHERUY, Lieeneie-es-Lettrcs Senior Frenrb Muslrr Bachelier-es-Lettres, Universite de Paris, 18993 Licencie-es-Lettres, Sorbonne, 1907 Appointed 1914 HOW'ARD RANDUQTT MQJRSE, A.B. Buxiurxx Manager A.B., Harvard, 1912. Appointed 1915 KNOWLR M11.1S, M.F., A.M. Muster' of Balrbrlrlw' Hull. Lafin A.13., Harvard, 19075 M.l7., 19113 A.M., Columbia, 1929 Appointed 1918 JOHN EDMUND l3ARss, A.M., D.Litt. Muster of Taylor Hall. Senior Lulin Masler A.B., Acadia, 18915 A.B., Harvard, 1892, A.M., 18935 Research Student, Cambridge, 19133 D.Litt. Chonoraryj, Acadia, 1916, A.M. Qhonoraryj, Trinity, 1936. Appointed 1919 will 1,1A1vI COlLSW'1i11. CAIKD, A.B. Mum' A.B., Acadia, 1912, Graduate New England Conservatory of Music, 1917, Graduate Student, New England Conservatory of Music and Harvard, 1923-24 Appointed 1919 1 ERN1-:ST W11.1,1AM EVENSON, S.B. Business Bay Path Institute, Springfield, Mass., 19205 S.B., College of K William and Mary, 1932. Appointed 1920 K f ARTHUR NORMAN SHAR French, German e A.B., Boston University, 1919, A. ., a var , 19203 Sorbonne, 1920-21. Appoi te'd 19 ROBERT WAI.T'ER HOSKINS, S.B. Masfer of Mason Hall. Senior Hisfory Masler S.B., Harvard, 1923. Appointed 1923 FREDERICK GAI.li WIIITIEHEAD, S.B. Masfvr of Wfarbanl Hall. Sf'fl'lll'!', Mafbrmalics S.B., University of New Hampshire, 1926 Appointed 1926 S1nN1fY LOVETT EATON, A.M. Senior lirzglisb Maslvr A.B., Harvard, 1927, A.M., Syracuse, 1931 Appointed 1927 T11oMAs ELDRETH F1N1.1aY, JR., A.B. Mdf!Jt37Ildfff'.Y, Hixlory A.B., Harvard, 1927. Appointed 1927 C11-.Oklili Bkooks SAVAGE, A.M. Maxlcr of Palmer Hall. Svivrzvz' A.13., 1111n1i1ton, 1927, A.M., Co1umbia, 1939 Appointed 1927 Hum. P1.A'1 1' MAYNARD, A.13., M.B.A. Assisfanl BIIXUIUSX Manager. Mafbvrrzaiicx A.l3., University of California, 19233 M.B.A., Harvard 1925. Appointed 1928 Q3ItIARI.IiS Aucgusrus P11AT'1', JR., 8.13. Muflnvualivs, 1'l1Vysizfs 1'1L11'V.l1'C1, 1924-28. S.B., Trinity, 1933. Appointed 1929 Ifxmxczls Q91.1N1S'I'1i1J GIKUBISS, A.B. I rzmb A.13., Princeton, 1930. Appointed 1930 111-111111-:RT P11110 CAT1.1N, A.B. Ivlallnwzaiifs A.13., Amherst, 1928. Appointed 1931 RA1.11i1 I91iI.A1'1.AINIi BRITTON, A.M. Seiwlre, Frwzfb S.13., Trinity, 1931, A.M., 1937. Appointed 1931 L1.oYo WRIGIIT Fowtus, A.M. Hixfory A.13., Bowdoin, 19263 A.M., Harvard, 1933 Appointed 1926-30, 1933 NORRIS ELY ORCIIARD, A.B. Ensllxb A.B., Yale, 1933. Appointed 1933 MARTIN HAROLD JOHNSON, A.B. Classics, Hislory A.B., Williams, 1933, American School of Classical Studies, Athens, 1933-34. Appointed 1934 HOWARD Ev12R1iT'r NORRIS, A.M. Claemisfry, Gcfifral Science A.B., Wesleyan, 1932, A.M., 1933. Appointed 1935 A1051-1I'1I SAVOIE STOORINS, A.M. l r4'l11'l1 A.13.,Brown, 19343 A.M., 1936, Sorbonnc, 1932-33, Diplome d'Etudes de Civilisation Iiranqaise Appointed 1936 l9OUGI,AS I9IXON Mc:K1ii-1, A.13. lfnglixb A.B., Yale, 1932. Appointed 1936 JOHN 1-IORNE BURNS, A.B. Iiuglisla A.B., Harvard, 1937. Appointed 1937 EDWARD LEXVIS BASSETT, A.M. Lalin, History A.B., Harvard, 1936, A.M., 1938. Appointed 1938 JOHN DORMAN, A.13. English, Public' Sjwalzing A.B., Harvard, 1936. Appointed 1938 JAMES HLNDLRSON, JR., A.B. English, Mallzcnzafirs A.B., Trinity, 1937. Appointed 1939 PETER PAUL SLADIQR, S.B. Pbysival Eilzirafiml S.B., Springfield College, 1938. Appointed 1939 CARI. OLSON Su1Jerir1f1'mlw1l of Mairzfvnarifv. Inxlruflor in Manuul Training 2- 43 Wx.- ' 2' if tag .Z Q ,S 43 STANLEY SHINIKUS Mr'1f,5a11icul Drawing Appointed 1939 SANFORD BAL1.Aim Domi Low Art Boston Museum School. Grand Central School of Art. Member Salmagundi Club, American XV.1ter Color Society, New York Wilter Color Club, Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts. Presi- dent Art League of New Britain. Appointed 1938 fl ff, -.a 1111 V L i 1 4 . 3 ifaf-1-.fl 'v WILLIAM ALBERT ALLEN 27 Summit Aw., Sbarou, Mass. Babe', 1939-40-Palmer, Ludlow Club, Second Soccer Squad, Skiing, Golf Radio Club, Debating Club, Dining Hall Committee. HARVARD GORDON NOREN ANDERSON 225 1'111i.mJU Are., W'imfs0r, Conn. ' A 1. AndyU Squirt 1936-37-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Fencing, Tennis. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Fencing, Tennis. 9- 1938-39-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Fencing, Assistant Minager Track, Glee Club. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Club Hockey, Tennis, Glee Club, Rifle Club. YALE BRADLEY STEELE ANSCHUTZ 28 William Sfreef, Ausonia, Conn. Brad Schutz 1936-37-Founders, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Junior Basket- ball, Freshman Baseball. 1937-38-Batchelder, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Club Hockey, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Sophomore Reception Committee, Junior French Club. 1938-39-Mason, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basketball. Ludlow Senior Baseball. 1939-40-XVarhamq Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Chairman Grounds Committee, Nautical Club. .. DONALD CONRAD BACHEM KWH 15 Shore Road, Por! W'z1slJi11gf0n, N. Y. Bach Donn 1939-40-Mason, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Club Hockey, Q Tennis, Music Club, Nautical Club, Glee Club, Cast of The Sorcerer . AMHERST ! DAVID BALDWIN 91 Somerset St., Bclmofil, Mass. Baldy', Dave 1939-40-Founders, Taylorg Ludlow Club, First Football Team, First Hockey Team, Second Tennis Team, Student Council, Glec Club, Founders Committee. HARVARD DONALD ROYER BARBER Old Lyme, Conn. Don Honor Roll, 1937-38, 1938-39, 1939-40. 1937-38-Stermerg Second Soccer Team, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Ludlow Club Baseball, junior French Club. 1938-39-Palmer, Second Soccer Team, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Golf, Log Board. 1939-40-Taylor, Captain Second Soccer Team, Ludlow Senior Basket- ball, Ludlow Baseball, Log Board, Loomiscellany Board, Fall Dance Committee, Special Committee, Dramatics, Glee Club. YAl,li WINSOR HARTSHORNE BEEBE I6 Wlailz' Aw., Wak.r'ji1'1i1, Mass. Lucius 1939-40-Palmer, Batchelder, First Football Team, First Basketball Team, First Baseball Team, Student Council. AMHERST DONALD WILLIAM BELCHER 550 Prosper! Sf., lVf'sffic'Ir1, N. I. Fuse Bill' 1936-37--Founders, Ludlow Junior Football, Rifle Team, Freshman Baseball, Rille Club. 1937-38-Warhamg Allyn junior Football, Allyn Club Hockey, Tennis Manager Heeler, Rifle Club. 1938-39-Warhamg Tennis Manager Heelcr, Allyn Junior Basketball. 1939-40-Taylorg Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Club Hockey, Tennis Manager, Maroons, Band, Chemistry Laboratory Assistant, Chemistry Club, Radio Club, Stagehands Union, Activities Committee, Athletic Council. YALE we -vi -IQHN WILLIAM BELLIS, II 700 Soldier Hill RJ., Oraflell, N. Johnny 1937-38-Founders, Allyn Club, Second Soccer Squad, Second Hockey Squad, Track Squad, Endowment Fund Working Committee, Founders Dormitory Committee. 1938-39-Batchelder, Captain Second Soccer Team, Second Hockey Squad, Track Squad, Plantation, Student Council, Endowment Fund Executive Committee. 1939-40-Batchelder, Palmer, First Soccer Team, First Hockey Team, Winter Track, Plantation, Student Council, Dining Hall Committee. VVIZSLIEYAN ELIHU HERBERT BERMAN 123 Terry Road, Harlfonl, Colm. GEM!! Honor Roll: 1936-37, 1937-38, 1938-39, l939-40 1936-37-Day Fellow, Wolcott Junior Football, Allyn Junior Basket- ball, Club Tennis, Dramatics. 1937-38-Day Fellow, First Soccer Squad, Second Basketball Squad, Allyn Club Baseball, Junior French Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, First Soccer Team, First Basketball Squad. Second Baseball Squad. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Captain First Soccer Team, First Basketball Team, Track Team, Student Council, Fall Dance Committee, Senior Library Committee. HARVARD ALFRED BETTMAN, II I4 Elmluzrsf Plare, Cimimzuli, Olzio Alf, Lips 1939-40-Warham, Allyn Club, Second Football Team, Wrestling Team, Rifle Team, Tennis, Rifle Club, Athletic Committee. HARVARD NORMAN JAMES ALEXANDER BRISBANE I3 S-Warzzorc Sfreef, Belmonf, Mass. Russian,' Monk Brizzy 1938-39-Mason, First Soccer Team, Second Basketball Team, Second Baseball Team, Stagehands Union, Debating Club, Art Club. 1939-40-Palmer, First Soccer Team, First Basketball Team, Ludlow Club Baseball, Stagehands Union, Manager Glee Club, Rifle Club, Rifle Team, Debating Club, Music Club, Chess Club, Art Club, Athletic Committee. PRINCETON THOMAS STEWART BRUSH, JR. .322 Eaxf 57111 Slreel, New York, N. Y. Tommy Fuller 1935-36-Founders, XVolcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, Fresh- man Baseball, Dramatics. 1936-37-Masong Assistant Manager Football, General Exercise, Assist- ant Manager Baseball, Junior French Club, Chess Club, Dramatics. 1957-38--Mason, Assistant Manager Football, General Exercise, Assist- ant Manager Baseball, Loom Board, Log Board, Dramatics, Assistant Librarian. 1938-39-Mason, Assistant Manager Football, General Exercise, Mana- ger Baseball, Log Board, Editor Loom, Publications Board, Library Committee, Librarian, Dramatics. 1939-40-Batchelder, Manager Football, Fencing, Plantation, President Log, President Loom, President Publications Association, Chairman Senior Library Committee, Senior Executive Committee, Athletic Council, Dramatics. YALE THOMAS FRASER BUCHANAN, JR. 166 Palixmlo Aw., Wil1ll.YfJf, Conn. Buck Tom Bull 1936-37-Day Fellowg Ludlow Senior Football, Winter Track, Ludlow Senior Baseball. 1937-38-Day Fellowg Wolcott Club Soccer, Manager Wrestling, Wol- cott Club Baseball. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basket- ball, Wolcott Club Baseball. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Warhaiiag First Football Squad, Wolcott Senior Basketball, Tennis, Glee Club. WILLIAMS XVILLIAM SPRINGER CAIN 24 Ilillvresf Road, iVimlsor, Conn. Bill Budi' 1938-39-Day Fellow, Allyn Club, 150-lb. Football Team, Assistant Manager Basketball, First Baseball Team. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Allyn Club, First Football Team, First Hockey Team, First Baseball Team, Debating Club, Ping Pong Club, Special Committee. PRINCETON JAMES CLAYTON CAREY X l l'fl1lL'U0l1 RJ., W1'sl Harlford, Conn. Jim 1936-37-Day Fellow, Allyn junior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Second Baseball Team. 1937-38-Day Fellow, First Football Team, Second Basketball Team, First Baseball Team. 1938-39-Day Fellow, First Football Team, First Basketball Team, First Baseball Team, Student Council, Sanford Memorial Prize. 1939-40--Day Fellow, Captain First Football Team, Captain First Basketball Team, Captain First Baseball Team, Vice President Student Council, President Allyn Club, President Athletic Association, Ath- letic Council, Fall Dance Committee, Vice President Senior Class. AMHERST TORREY CASE CARPENTER 28 Kingsland Terrace, Bnrlinglon, Vermont Carp Whig,' 1939-40-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basket- ball, Track Squad, Founders Committee. UNIVERSITY oI-' vIaRMoNT RODl'vlAN WRIGHT CHAMBERLAIN, JR. 538 Lincoln Sf., New Britain, Conn. Buck,' l'Rod Chamby Honor Roll: 1936-37, 1937-ss, 1938-39, 1939-40 1936-37-Day Fellow, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow junior Basket- ball, Club TeIInis. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Captain Ludlow Junior Football, Assistant Manager Fencing, Club Tennis, Junior French Club, Treasurer Endow- ment Fund Working Committee, Sophomore Reception Committee. 1938-39-Taylor, 150-lb. Football Team, Manager Fencing, Second Tennis Team, Student Council, Endowment Fund Working Committee, Cerele Francais, Vice President Junior Class, Cheer Leader. 1939-40-Taylor, First Football Team, Wrestling Squad, Second Tennis Team, Student Council, President Senior Class, Vice President Cerele Francais, Endowment Fund Working Committee, Executive Committee, Fall Dance Committee, Chairman Spring Dance Commit- tee, Drainatics, Ski Club. WILLIAMS FRANCIS KERNAN CldATlLLON 105 Lincoln Park Drive, Syravzisv, N. Y. Kern Chat 1939-40-Maher House, Wolcott Club, Winter Track, Second Tennis 'l'eam, Debatin 1 Club, Political Club, Music Club, Athletic Committee. lv coItNEI.I. .IAMES MCCONNELL CLARK Ail'lll0lIf Road, Snffvrn, N. Y. Jimi, Klaak C Foundtis All n unior Football Tennis 1136-37-' y J 1 . , . 1937-38-Batehelderg Allyn Senior Football, Fencing, Tennis, Nauti- tal Club, Glee Club, Choir, Endowment Fund Working Committee. 1938-39--Palmer, Allyn Senior Football, First Fencing Team, Tennis, Assistant Circulation Manager Log, Endowment Fund Working Com- mittee, Glee Club, Choir, Nautical Club. 1939-40-Batchelderg First Football Squad, First Fencing Team, Ten- nis, Batchelder Dormitory Committee, Circulation Manager Log, Glee Club, Choir, Endowment Fund Working Committee, Activities Com- mittee. CORNELL LEWIS HATHAWAY CLARK 438 Broad Street, Windsor, Conn. ULCWU 1936-37--Day Fellow, Allyn junior Football, Allyn junior Basketball, Tennis, Dramatics, Ping Pong Club. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Assistant Manager Football, Allyn Junior Basketball, Tennis, Ping Pong Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Assistant Manager Football, Allyn Senior Bas- ketball, Tennis, Stagehands Union. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Manager Football, Wrestling Squad, Second Tennis Squad, Rifle Club, Music Club, Athletic Council, Dining Hall Committee. MIDDI.I2BURY RICHARD CALLENDAR CLARK Wes! Road, Windsor, Conn. Dick,' RiCh,' Farmer 1936-37-Day Fellow, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Junior Bas- ketball, Freshman Baseball Team, Rifle Club, Julius Caesar Cast, Ping Pong Club. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basket- ball, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Rifle Club, Concert Orchestra. 1938-39-Day Fellow, 150-lb. Football Team, Assistant Manager Wrestling, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Rifle Club, Concert Orchestra. 1939-40--Day Fellow, Second Football Team, Manager Wrestling, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Concert Orchestra, Chairman Activities Com- mittee, Athletic Council. SWARTHMORE BOLTON COLLINS I Sylvan Lane, Old Grverzwicla, Conn. j.B. Bon 1938-39-Mason, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Club Hockey Track Squad, Debating Club. 1939-40-Batchelderg Second Football Team, Ludlow Club Hockey Track Squad, Nautical Club, Dining Hall Committee. PRINCETON , NIARK HAMILTON COSTELLO, JR. 2 Berklnan Place, New York, N. Y. Cosy 1936-37-Ely House, Wolcott Senior Football, Boxing, Tennis. 1937-38-Batchelderg Wolcott Senior Football, Wrestling Squad Tennis. 1938-39--Warhamg First Football Squad, Wrestling Team, Track. 1939-40 -Warhamg First Football Team, Captain W'restling Team Political Club, Music Club, Student Council, Athletic Council. UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA GEORGE DAVID CUMMINGS, JR. 938 Sunzucr Aw., Sjlrirzgfielfl, Mass. George', 1939-40-Warhamg Wolcott Club, Second Football Team, Fencing Squad, Golf Squad, Nautical Club, Reception Committee. DARTMOUTH HAROLD CHENEY DAVIS, JR. 24 Van Buren Aw., West Hartford, Conn. Dave Harry 1937-38-Day Fellow, General Exercise, Track, Rifle Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Boxing, Tennis, Rifle Club. 1959-40-Day Fellow, Second Football Team, Political Club, Founders Committee, Rifle Club, Band. woitcusrian TECH SIDNEY RICHARD DAVIS III Wfulworfb Aw., Svursdalv, N. Y. Stinkyl' Bud Sid', 1937-38-Batchelderg Allyn Senior Football, Boxing Team, Track Squad, Press Club. 1938-39-Wgmrhamg Allyn Senior Football, Boxing Team, Allyn Base- ball, Chemistry Club, Nautical Club, Warham Dormitory Committee. 1939-40-W'arhamg Captain Second Football Team, Captain Boxing Team, Wrestling Team, Golf, Chemistry Club, Music Club, Warham Dormitory Committee, Chairman Athletic Committee. YALE ALBERT HENRY DECHIARA 250 Cenfral Park Soufb, New York, N. Y. Tony Greasy Wop 1936-37-Founders, Ludlow Senior Football, General Exercise, Tennis, Stamp Club, Rifle Club. 1937-38-Batchelderg Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Club Hockey, Tennis, Vice President Stamp Club, Rifle Club, Business Board Log, junior French Club. 1938-39-Warhan1, 150-lb. Football Team, Ludlow Club Hockey, Ludlow Club Tennis, Business Board Log, Student Council. 1939-40-Warhamg First Football Squad, Ludlow Club Hockey, Track Squad, Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class, Secretary- Treasurer Publications Board, Business Manager Log, Activities Com- mittee. UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA PIERRE CORMAC DE MACARTY 33 Hillcrest Road, Windsor, Conn. Pete de Mac den 1936-37-Day Fellow, Assistant Manager Football, Wolcott Club Baseball, Glee Club. 1937-58-Day Fellow, Manager Football, Wrestling, Track Squad, Glce Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Second Soccer Team, Winter Track, Track Team, Glee Club, Loomiscellany Board. 1939-40-Day Fellow, First Soccer Team, Winter Track, Track Team, President Glee Club, Cast of The Sorcerer. LYNDSAY RAOUL THOMAS DE MANBEY 21 Van Buren Avenue, Wfcsf Hartford, Conn. Lindy den 1'10nOr Roll, 1937-38, 1933-39, 1939-40 1937-38-Day Fellow, Winter Track, Track Squad, Rifle Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Winter Track, Track Squad, Rifle Team. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Winter Track, Track Squad, Rifle Club, Polit- ical Club, Advisory Committee. NOTRE DAME EDWARD EVERETT DICKINSON, III Essex, Conn. Dick Jeep', 1936-37-Founders, Allyn Club Soccer, Rifle Team, Golf, Rifle Club, Nautical Club, Co-President Trap Club. 1937-38--Warhamg Second Soccer Squad, First Hockey Squad, Rifle Team, Golf, Executive Officer Rifle Club, President Trap Club, Execu- tive Oflicer Nautical Club. 1938-39-Warliamg Second Soccer Team, First Hockey Team, Cap- tain Rifle Team, Golf. President Rifle Club, President Trap Club, Executive Nautical Club. 1939-40-Warhamg First Soccer Team, First Hockey Team, Captain Rifle Team, Golf Team, Chairman Founders Committee, President Rifle Club, President Trap Club, President Nautical Club. YALE ,IOHN PARKER DONALDSON 32 Lynda' Sfrecl, Salem, Mass. Paddy Patsy 1937-38-Poke Inn, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Club Hockey, Wolcott Club Baseball, Stagehands Union. 1938-39--Warhamg Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Club Hockey, Wolcott Club Baseball, Glee Club. 1939-40-Warhamg Second Football Team, Wrestling Team, Track, Glee Club, Darwin Club, Political Club, Debating Club, Grounds Committee, Cast of The Sorcerer. BOWDOIN STEPHEN MICHAEL DONOHUE 359 Windsor Aw., Wilson, Conn. Buck Ajax ujiggsl' 1936-37-Day Fellow, Wolcott Junior Football, Wolcott junior Bas- ketball, Freshman Baseball, Ping Pong Club, Julius Caesar Cast. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Wolcott Junior Football, Wolcott Junior Bas- ketball, First Baseball Batboy, Chess Club. 1938-39-Day Fellowg Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Bas- ketball, XVolcott Senior Baseball. 1959-40-Day Fellowg Second Football Team, XVolcott Senior Bas- ketball, Wolcott Senior Baseball, Glee Club, Activities Committee, Political Club, Student Council fresignedj. TRINITY IIOHN WESLIQY DORCHESTER Z5 PUr!Il0lIOC'k Air., Wimlxor, Conn. Dorch Jack Honor Roll: 1938-39 1936537-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, General Exercise, Track. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, General Exercise, Track. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, General Exercise, Theater Grounds Committee. 1939-40-Day Fellowg Captain Allyn Club Soccer, General Exercise, Tennis, Senior Library Committee. wrzsi.1iYAN xlOl'lN LESOURD DUBOIS 15 Cornell Road, Bula-Cynwyfl, Pa. Dubwaah Duby johnny Stuffy 1939-40-Mason, Plantation, Ludlow Baseball, Band, Maroons, Rifle Club, Executive Committee. YALE GORDON GROAH DUNCAN 86 Nr'zuj1o1'f Arr., Wr'sf Ilarffonl, Conn. Sc0tty', Dunk 1936-37-Foundersg Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Club Hockey, Freshman Baseball, Rifle Club. 1937-38-Taylor, Ludlow Senior Football, Second Hockey Squad, Tennis, Rifle Club, Junior French Club, Sophomore Reception Com- mittee, Endowment Fund Working Committee. 1938-39-Palmer, Ludlow Senior Football, Second Hockey Squad, Golf Team, Rifle Club, Endowment Fund Working Committee. 1939-40-Taylor, Day Fellowg Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Club Hockey, Endowment Fund Working Committee, Chairman Senior Reception Committee, Rifle Club, Glee Club. DARTMOUTH LAWRENCE DOWS DUNHAM 140 Moss Hill Road, Iamaica Plain, Mass. Frenchy Nails Honor Roll: 1938-39 1938-39-Mason, Wolcott Club, Second Soccer Squad, Second Basket- ball Squad, Track Squad, Log Board, Glee Club, Dramatics, Stagehands Union. 1939-40-Warhanig First Soccer Team, Log Board, Loomiscellany Art Board, Dramatics, Stagehands Union, Cercle Francais, Dining Hall Committee. PRINCETON ROBERT HGRACE EARLE 727 Spooner Aw., Plaifijivlll, N. Bob Nink 1936-37--Founders, General Exercise, Second Baseball Squad. 1937-38-Batchelder, Second Football Squad, General Exercise, Track Team, Chairman Sophomore Reception Committee, President Junior French Club. 1938-39-Founders, Captain ISO-lb. Football Team, General Exercise, Track Team, Student Council, -lunto Committee, Spring Dance Com- mittee, Vice Chairman Allyn Club. 1939-40--Batchelder, First Football Squad, Golf, Grounds Commit- tee, Chairman Fall Dance Committee, President Student Council fresignedj, Executive Committee Qresignedj, Spring Dance Commit- tee. YALE FREDERICK WILLIAM EATON, II Oeuokf' Al'l'I11lt', New Carman, Conn. Fred Bill Fenton Honor Roll: 1938-39 1937-38-Maher House, Mason, Ludlow Junior Football, Squash, Ten- nis, Library, Rifle Club, Stagehands Union. 1938-39-Mason, Second Soccer Team, Fencing, Second Tennis Team, Assistant Librarian, Stagehands Union, Cercle Francais, Band, Ski Club. 1939-40-Palmer, First Soccer Team, Fencing Team, First Tennis Team, Stagehands Union, Cercle Francais, Band, Music Club, Loomis- cellany Board, Dining Hall Committee, Ski Club. HARVARD ROBERT GILBERT ECOB 29 East 'Hb Sl., New York, N. Y. Gran'pappy Yeeps 1938-39-Taylor, Allyn Club Soccer, Winter' Track, Track Squad, Music Club. 1939-40-Batchelderg First Soccer Team, Winter Track, Track Team. Glee Club, Music Club. DARTMOUTH RICHARD GRENF ELL ELLIOT Craven Court, Craven Rd., London WZ, England Dick Limey 1939-40-Taylor, Allyn Club, Plantation, Fencing, Tennis, Debating Club, Music Club, Cercle Francais, Gilbert and Sullivan Club, Library Committee. FRANCIS FREDERICK FAULKNER 150 Court Sfwvl, Kl'l'I1t', N, H. Greasy,' Boo Dubber,' Flick 1936-37-Founders, Ludlow Senior Football, General Exercise, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Rifle Club, Ping Pong Club. 1937-38-Warham, Ludlow Senior Football, General Exercise, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Junior French Club, Press Club, Rifle Club. 1938-39-Palmer, Ludlow Senior Football, Assistant Manager Fencing, Second Baseball Team, Vice President Press Club, Log Board. 1939-40-Warhamg Second Football Team, Manager Fencing, Ludlow Club, Baseball, President Press Club, Publications Boa1'd, Student Coun- eil, Athletic Council, Log Board, Senior Reception Committee. AMHERST JOHN CHARLES FAULKNER, III 109 School Sfreef, Kcwze, N. H. Cousin John Honor Roll: 1938-39 1938-39-Ely House, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basket- ball, Golf Team, Log Board, Debating Club, Political Club, Stamp Club. 1939-40-Warliamg Second Football Squad, First Basketball Squad, Golf Squad, Log Board, Secretary-Treasurer Political Club, Loomiscel- lany Board, Dramatics, Cast of Our Town, Debating Club, Grounds Committee. HARVARD PIERSQN DAY FELLOWS 27 Seller Place, Mallzlvwood, N. I. Pete Steve 1938-39-Mason, 150-lb. Football Team, Wolcott Senior Basketball, Wfolcott Senior Baseball, Band, Maroons. 1939-40-Mason, First Football Team, Wolcott Senior Basketball, W'olcott Senior Baseball, Student Council Qfirst-halfj, Band, Maroons, Athletic Committee. WESLEYAN STEPHEN DAY FELLOWS 27 Salfrr Place, Majzlewood, N. I. Steve George Pete 1938-39-Taylor, Mason, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basket- ball, Allyn Senior Baseball, Student Council, Maroons, Band. 1939-40--Taylor, Second Football Team, Allyn Senior Basketball, Assistant Coach Freshman Baseball, Allyn Senior Baseball, Student Council flirst-halfj, Maroons, Band, Activities Committee. W'ESI.EYAN JOHN PATON FILLEY 156 Cold Spring Slrwf, New Hazwl, Colm. Fill 1939-40-Mason, Ludlow Senior Football, Fencing, Tennis, Darwin Club, Scholarship Committee. xau BIGELOXV DAVID FOWLER 80 Wif1f4'r Slrref, Noruwzoil, Mass, Dave Biggy 1936-37-Founders, Allyn Junior Football, General Exercise, Freshman Baseball, Radio Club, Ping Pong Club. 1937-38--Batehelderg Allyn Senior Football, General Exercise, Allyn Club Baseball. 1938-39-Taylor, Allyn Senior Football, General Exercise, Allyn Club Baseball. 1939-40-Palmer: First Football Team, Allyn Club Hockey, Allyn Club Baseball, Dining Hall Committee. BROXVN WALTER HUGHES GHENT 114 Garfeld Road, Wr'sf Harfford, COIIII. Red Cass 1936-37--Day Fellow, Wolcott Junior Football, Wolcott Junior Bas- ketball, Freshman Baseball, Rifle Club. 1937-38--Day Fellow, Wolcott Club Soccer, Wolcott Senior Basket- ball, Wolcott Senior Baseball. 1938-39-Day Fellowg Wolcott Senior Football, XVoleott Senior Bas- ketball, Wolcott Senior Baseball. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Second Football Team, Winter Track, Track Squad, Political Club, Founders Committee. nom' ckoss CASS GILBERT, III 115 Maple Avenue, Greenwich, Conn. 1937-38-Taylor, Allyn Club, Fencing, Tennis, Glee Club, Political Club, Chess Club, Rifle Club. 1958-39-Batchelder, Allyn Club Soccer, Fencing Team, Tennis, Political Club, Glee Club, Rifle Club. 1939-40-Gymnasium, Manager Soccer, Fencing Team, Tennis, Polit- ical Club, Glee Club, Athletic Council. YALE ROBERT SAWIN GILLETT 9 Summit Place, Belle Haven, Alexandria, Va. Julie 1938-39-Stermer, Wolcott Club Soccer, Fencing, Tennis, Stagehands Union, Debating Club. 1939-40-Batchelder, Wolcott Club Soccer, Fencing, Stagehands Union, Advisory Committee. WESLEYAN JOHN WEAVER GCRDON, II Lakeview Avenue, Short Hills, N. I. Johnny Waxy Jr. Honor Roll: 1939-40 1939-40-Warham, Wolcott Club Soccer, Fencing, Tennis, Dramatics, Glee Club, Choir, Advisory Committee, Cheer Leader. YALE SHERWOOD HENRY GOSLEE, JR. 45 Church Slreel, Manchester, Conn. Goose Gunner 1936-37-Day Fellow, Ludlow Freshman Football, First Hockey Squad, Freshman Baseball, Ping Pong Club, Art Club, Cast Julius Caesar. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, First Hockey Team, Second Baseball Squad. 1938-39-Day Fellow, 150-lb. Football Team, First Hockey Team, First Baseball Team. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Taylor, First Football Team, Ca tain First ockey Team First Baseball Team, Glee Club, Dramatics, etic Counci , pecial Committee. HAMILTON JOHN LOVERING HAYWARD 95 South Main Street, West Hartford, Conn. King of the rats Lovering 1936-37-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Winter Track, Second Track Team. 1937-3 8--Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Winter Track, Second Track Team, Glee Club, Debating Club, Dramatics. 1938-39--Day Fellow, Second Football Team, Winter Track, First Track Team, Glee Club. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Second Football Team, Winter Track, First Track Team, Political Club, Student Council, Ski Club, Music Club, Advisory Committee. TRINITY EDMUND HOFFMAN, JR. 2 Sunset Road, Old Grevnwirlo, Conn. Ed Leetle Ed 1938-39-Mason, Wolcott Junior Football, Wolcott Junior Basketball, Golf Team, Band. 1939-40-Mason, Captain Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basketball, Captain Golf Team, Student Council, Band, Maroons, Ath- letic Committee, Chairman Wolcott Club, Spring Dance Committee. UNIVERSITY olf IrI5NNsYI.vANIA EDWARD REDFIELD HOWE Sunny Reach, Wt'.vt Hartford, Conn. Une Ed 1936-37-Day Fellow, Wolcott Junior Football, Wolcott junior Bas- ketball, Second Baseball Squad. 1937-3 8-Day Fellow, Second Football Squad, Second Basketball Squad, Second Baseball Squad, Sophomore Reception Committee. 1938-39-Day Fellow, 150-lb. Football Team, First Basketball Squad, First Baseball Squad, Student Council. 1939-40-Day Fellow, First Football Team, First Basketball Team, First Baseball Team, Student Council, Founders Committee, Spring Dance Committee. WILLIAMS JQHN CHARLES LINCOLN HULLEY American Embassy, Paris, France Qijackii Q!-Alas!! Honor Roll: 1938-39, 1939-40 1938-39-Ely House, Second Soccer Team, Allyn Senior Basketball, Second Tennis Team, Cercle Francais, Music Club. 1939-40-Taylor, Second Soccer Team, Allyn Senior Basketball, First Tennis Team, Cercle Francais, Glee Club, Scholarship Committee. HARVARD WILLIAM ANDREW INGRAI-IAM 72 Prosjnecf Place, Brisfol, Cowl. Gecflel' Ingie Ulngratzl' 1938-59-Ely House: NVolcott Club Soccer, Wolcott Senior Basketball, Second Tennis Team. 1939-40-Batclielderg Wolcott Club Soccer, Dining Hall Committee. YAIII2 EDWIN SAMUEL JAMES Cbapjulqzlu, N. Y. YKEdY! 1938-39-Taylor, 150-lb. Football Team, Boxing Squad, Allyn Senior Baseball, Log, Rifle Club. 1959-40--Batchelderg First Baseball Team, Wrestling Team, Boxing, Plantation, Log, Rifle Club, Activities Committee. UNIVERSITY oIf NORTH CAROLINA GEQRGE FREDERICK JOFFE 46 W'ill01u Rmnf, WIIlfl!lIlIt'l'l', N. Y. mln Brother jeff Ka-flip 1936-37-Founders, Fall Tennis, Allyn junior Basketball, Squash, Tennis, Rifle Club. l937-38-Batcbelderg Allyn Senior Football, Squash, Tennis, Business Board Log, Press Club, Loomiscellany Board, Stamp Club. 1938-39-Palmer, Allyn Senior Football, General Exercise, Tennis, Circulation Manager Log, Loomiscellany Board, Press Club. 1939-40-Warhamg Allyn Senior Football, Winter Track, Tennis, President Loomiscellany Board, Advertising Manager Log, Vice Presi- dent Press Club, Publications Board, Political Club, Grounds Commit- tee. PRINCETON MARTIN PIERCE 78 Iiorvxf Drive, Orrbfmf Park, N. Y. Marty Mart 1939-40-Taylor, First Football Team, Wrestling Squad, Track Squad, Activities Committee. COLGATE RICHARD GARON JOHNSON Ilamjnfon Road, Porf Wasbizziqlorz, N. Y. Dick 1939-40-Masong Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basketball, Track, Political Club, Cercle Francais, Maroons, Band, Library Com- mittee. YALE DEWITT CLINTON JONES, III X5 Dwiglvl Plnrv, Erzglvzrood N. I. Dick U-lonesyn 1936-37-Founders: Wolcott Club, Assistant Manager Soccer Team, General Exercise, Club Tennis, Endowment Fund Working Committee, Freshman Play. 1937-38-Batchelderg Assistant Manager Soccer Team, General Exer- cise, Club Tennis, Endowment Fund XVorking Committee, Secretary junior French Club, Sophomore Reception Committee. 1938-39-Masong Manager Soccer, Winter Track Squad, Tennis, Stu- dent Council Qnrst-halfj, Vice President Endowment Fund Working Committee, Cast of Androcles and the Lion. 193 9-40-Palmer, Plantation, General Exercise, Student Council, Presi- dent Endowment Fund Working Committee, Fall Dance Committee, Special Committee, Cast of Our Town. PRINCETON RICHARD POTTER KAHN 47 East xxflf Sfrrvi, New York, N. Y. King Killer Dick 1939-40-Mason, Wolcott Club Hockey, Golf Team, Plantation, Rifle Team, Chess Club, Rifle Club, Stagehands Union, Music Club, Debat- ing Club, Grounds Committee. YALE STEPHEN CQES KENNEY Slony Baffcr, Marslmlllon, Delaware 1939-40-Palmer, Allyn Club, Football Managership Heeler. HARVARD 'f 's , -ar WILLIAM DANIEL LANE 157 Kenyon Slreef, Iflarlford, Conn. uslagn 1937-38-Day Fellow, Second Baseball Squad, 1938-39-Day Fellow, Second Baseball Squad, 1939-40-Day Fellow, Slasher Big Bill Honor Roll: 1937-38 Allyn Senior Football, Second Basketball Squad, Ping Pong Club. First Football Squad, First Basketball Squad, Ping Pong Club. First Football Team, First Basketball Squad, ,lunto Committee, Student Council, Scholarship Committee, Ping Pong Club, Spring Dance Committee. DARTMOUTH WALTEIK SWORNSBOURNE LINDSTROM 33 Ifillvy Sfrvrf, Wimlsor, Conn. Lindy Walt Honor Roll: 1937-38 1936-37--Day Fellowg Allyn Club Soccer, Winter Track, Track Squad, Chess Club, Drainatics. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Second Soccer Squad, General Exercise, Track Squad. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Second Soccer Team, Nvinter Track, Track Squad, Music Club. 1939-40-Day Fellow, First Soccer Team, Allyn Club Hockey, Track Squad, Political Club, Cilee Club, Dramatics, Library Committee. UNivLRsi'l'Y oif MICHIGAN JAMES CAMPBELL LQCKE ZX8 Gr'm'svc' Sfrevf, Uliuu, N. Y. l'Jini 193 S-39-Maher House, Taylor, Wolcott Club, 150-lb. Football Team, Squash Team, Second Baseball Team, Stagehands Union. 1939-40-Batchelderg Second Football Squad, Plantation, Grounds Committee. DARTLTOUTH FRANK LOFTUS 104 Rosemary Sfrvcl, Cbrry Chase, MJ. Tepce Lofty 1938-39-Founders, Allyn Club, 150-lb. Football Team, Second Bas- ketball Team, Second Baseball Team. 1939-40-Palmer, First Football Team, First Basketball Team, Golf, Secretary-Treasurer Student Council, Treasurer Junto, Political Club, Founders Committee. DUKE JOHN HARDING MARSH 146 Thompson Slrcrf, Sjrringjield, Mass. Jack Mash 1938-39--Ely House: Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Club Tennis, Nautical Club. 1939-40-Palmer, Plantation, Fencing, Tennis, Nautical Club, Music Club, Business Board Loomisccllany, Glee Club, Choir, Advisory Com- mittee. XVILLIAINIS JAMES WATT MAVOR, JR I Union Al't'lIllF, Sc'bw1I'cfat1y, N. Y. Sunny Jim Jimmy', Jim 1937-38-Dr. Bissell'sg Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Club Hockey, Ten- nis, Stagehands Union, Chess Club. 1938-59-Palmer, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Club Hockey, Tennis, Plantation, Stagehands Union, Nautical Club, Music Club. 1939-40-Wfarham, Second Soccer Team, Allyn Club Hockey, Skiing, Plantation, lixecutive Committee Stagehands Union, Political Club, Music Club, Grounds Committee, Ski Club. UNION HARRY HUDSON MEAD 5,55 Riturtl Bozrleztlrtl, Grosse Poifzlr, A111-L. Huddy 1939-40-Taylor: Plantation, Ludlow Club Hockey, Tennis Squad, Political Club, Senior Reception Committee. NVILLIAINIS RICHARD KETCHAM MORSE I5 Mason Dri1'c', New Brilain, Conn. R, K. Dick Honor Roll: 1936-37, 1937-38 1936-37-lfoundersg Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Club Hockey, Freshman Baseball, Rifle Club. 1937-38-Batchelderg Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Club Hockey, Tennis, Stam Club Rifle Club Hindbook Board D1 1ll11IlCS Sta e- . . p , , . . , . . , .g hands Union. 1958-39-Batchelderg Ludlow Senior Football, Second Hockey Squad, Golf, Chairman Handbook Board, Loomiscellany Board, Publications Board, Glee Club, Stamp Club. 1939-40-Taylor, Ludlow Senior Football, First Hockey Squad, Golf, Activities Committee, Cheer Leader, Publications Board, Chairman Handbook Board, Vice President Loomiscellany, Glee Club, Choir. YALE LOUIS PHILIP NASH, II 581 Willow Slrvcl, Wafvrlzury, Conn. Louie Jake 1938-39-Taylor, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Allyn Senior Baseball, Glee Club, Band, Nautical Club, Music Club, Cast Trial by Juryf' 1939-40-Batchelderg Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Tennis, Glee Club, Choir, Director Band, Music Club, Nautical Club, Reception Committee, Cast Sorcerer, AMHERST WILLIAM CARSCDN PADDCCK 612 Fremont Sfrwf, Marsballlown, Iowa Crit Critter Pad 1937-38-Poke Inn, Wolcott Club Soccer, Wolcott Club Hockey, Tennis, Stagehands Union, Darwin Club. 1938-59-Batchelderg Wolcott Club Soccer, Winter Track, Tennis, Stagehands Union, Debating Club. 1939-40-Batchelderg Cross Country, Plantation, Winter Track, Ten- nis, Loom Board, Stagehands Union, Cast Our Town, Debating Club, Music Club, Political Club, Scholarship Committee. IOWA sTAT1a COLLEGE CLINTON WADLEIGH PETERSEN 1162 Enfield Sfreef, Tbcm1ps0nt'ill1', Conn. Pete,' Clinton 1936-37-Foundersg Ludlow Junior Football, Allyn Junior Basketball, Freshman Baseball. 1937-38-Taylor, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Junior Basketball, Second Baseball Team, Junior French Club, Sophomore Reception Com- mittee. 1938-39-Palmer, 150-lb. Football Team, Second Basketball Team, First Baseball Team, Endowment Fund Working Committee, Stage- hands Union. 1939-40-Mason, Allyn Senior Football, First Basketball Team, First Baseball Team, Special Committee, Stagehands Union. AMHERST DEVEREUX WIGHT PINKUS 100 Garden Sfrevf, Gardwz Cilpy, N. Y. Devi, 1939-40-Maher House, Ludlow Club, Plantation, Boxing Squad, Track, Glee Club, Cast Our Town, Rifle Team, Dining Hall Com- mittee. YALE PHILIP GRADY AMIDON RATLIFF 85 Bedford Slrvrf, New York, N. Y. Honor Roll: 1938-39 1938-39-Mason, Warhamg Ludlow Club Soccer, Squash, General Exercise, Stagehands Union. 1939-40-Mason, Plantation, Winter Track, Stagehands Union, Cerele Francais, Library Committee. WILLIAMS HCDXVARD REDI7IELD 157 Coolidge Hill Road, C1m1l1r'iJgr', Maxx. Red Reddy , 1937-38-Taylor, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Allyn Senior Baseball. 1938-39-Batehelderg 150-lb. Football Team, WI'estling Squad, Second Baseball Team. 1939-40-W'arhamg Assistant Coach Allyn Senior Football, Wrestling Team, Plantation, Athletic Committee. WIIIIAMS HENRY BRYCE ROBERTS 3 Smiflz Slrrfl, W'vsfrr1riglJ, S. I., N. Y. K'Rowbear I'I0n0l' Roll: 1938-39, I939-40 1937-38-Maher House: Fall Tennis, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Second Tennis Team, Rifle Club. 1938-39-Palmer, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basketball, First Tennis Team, Cercle Francais, Piano. 1939-40-Palmer: Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basketball, First Tennis Team, Music Club, Cerele Francais, Loomiscellany Art Board. Special Committee. PRINCETON THOMAS WILLIAM ROBERTSON, JR. 213 GYdlll1l'ff'llf Tc'rraf'c', Harlforil, Conn. Robby Bill 1936-37-Day Fellow: Wolcott junior Football, Wolcott junior Bas- ketball, Freshman Baseball. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Wolcott Junior Football, Wolcott Junior Bas- ketball, Second Baseball Team. 1938-39-Day Fellowg Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Bas- ketball, Second Baseball Team, Chess Club. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Second Football Team, Wolcott Senior Bas- ketball, First Baseball Team, Dramatics, Political Club, Founders Com- mittee. TRINITY 'Q' 1 CLIFFORD ERNEST ROSELLE Soutbbury Conn Rosey C iff 1 1939 40 Mr Batchelders Allyn Club Soccer Allyn Senior Basket ball First Track Team Winter Track Athletic Committee Driver of Station Wagon Store Clerk WILLIAM LOGIE RUSSELL II 43 West 8th Sfrcci New York N Y Re Baron 1937 38 Dr Bissclls Allyn Senior Football Allyn Club Hockey Track Squad azz Orchestra Glee Club 1938 39 Mason Allyn Club Soccer Winter Track Allyn Club Base ball Jazz Orchestra Glet Club Music Club French Club Cast Trial by JUFY 1939 40 Waiham Mason Allyn Senior Football Cross Country inter Trick Track Captain Piesidtnt Music Club Debating Club French Club JIZL Orchestra Student Council fsecond half L01 Uwusm BURT THOMAS RYAN ,IR 2464 Smlfztoofl ALCIIIIC Toledo Obio Rowdy Tom Senator 1939-40--Mason' Ludlow Senior Soccer Ludlow Senior Basletball Ludlow Senior Baseball Golf Press Club Stamp Club Chemistry Club Photographic Board Loomisccllany. YALE OLIN GLENN SAXON JR 1057 Asjlum ALUIIZIP Harford Conn. Ogs . . 1939-40-Mason' Plantation Fencing, Debating Club Political Club HARVARD CHARLES BRACE SCOTT Brarebolmr, Tdl'l'J'f0lb'lI, N. Y. C, B. Brace C. Brayl' 1937-38-Taylor, Fall Tennis, Second Hockey Team, Second Tennis Team, Glee Club. 1938-39-Taylor, Second Soccer Team, Captain Second Hockey Team, First Tennis Team, Music Club, Endowment Fund Working Committee. 1939-40-Batchelderg First Soccer Team, First Hockey Team, Captain First Tennis Team, Endowment Fund Executive Committee, Batchelder Dormitory Committee, Athletic Council, Chairman Special Committee. YALI? STANTJORD LTISNRY SHAW Karim' Drire, Soullr Orange, N. Chan Stan Hawk-Shaw 193 S-36-Founders, W'olcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, Club Ten- nis, Rifle Club. 1936-37--Mason: Xvolcott Junior Basketball, Club Tennis, Rifle Club, Sophomore Reception Committee. 1937-38-Mason, Co-Manager First Football Team, XVinter Track, Club Tennis, Glee Club. 1938-39-Palmer, Plantation, XVolcott Senior Basketball, Club Tennis, Clee Club. l959-40-Palmer, Plantation, XVoleott Senior Basketball, Golf, Cleo Club, Chairman Advisory Committee. uziiloli CLIFFORD WILBUR SMITH, JR. 171 Sonll: All'Ctl11rll'II l'1ur4', Lux I'll1gl'lCS, Calif. Cliff Smitty Gay Continental Dawg English,' 1396-37-Founders, Second Soccer Squad, Plantation, Political Club, Rifle Club. 1957-38-Mason, Fencing Team, Manager First Baseball Team, Planta- tion, Log Board, Loom Board, Glee Club, Vice President Cercle Fran- cais, Press Club, Athletic Council. 1938-39-Mason, Fencing Team, Connecticut League Sabre Champion, Plantation, Publications Board, Managing Editor Log, Loom Board, Vice President Cercle Francais. 1939-40-Batchelderg Captain Fencing Team, Connecticut League Sabre Champion, Tennis, Plantation, Managing Editor Log, Loom Board, Publications Board, President Cercle Francais, Dramatics, Found- ers Committee. UNIVI-QRSITY Ol' CALII-'ORNIA AT Los ANGlEl.I1S DOUGLAS CARLETON SMITH -I Milf-lwll P1ar'r', Glen Ridge, N. Doug Smitty D. C. 1937-38-Poke Inn: W'oleott Club Soccer, W'olcott Senior Basketball, Stagehands Union. l938-39-Mason, Wolctutt Club Soccer, XVolcott Senior Basketball. Stagehands Union, Endowment Fund W'orking Committee. 1939-40-Palmer: Plantation, XVolcott Senior Basketball, Golf, Stage- hands Union Executive Committee, Endowment Fund Executive Com- mittee, Grounds Committee. LIZIIIGH tw! W-CNT 09 THOMAS ALOYSIUS SMITH 120 Norfb Whitney Street, Harfforzl, Conn. NAI!! 1936-37-Day Fellowg Baseball, Rifle Club. 1937-38--Day Fellow, Baseball, Rifle Club. 1938-39-Day Fellowg Track. Smitty Second Soccer Team, Boxing, Ludlow Senior Second Soccer Team, Boxing, Ludlow Senior Second Soccer Team, Boxing, Winter Track, 1939-40-Day Fellow, Second Tennis Team, Library Committee. First Soccer Team, Ludlow Senior Basketball, TRINITY CARL STERN 1527 33ml Slreel N. XV., Waslzirllqlrnfl, D. C. 1939-40-Taylor, Plantation, Library Staff, Library Committee. I-IARVARD PETER STRAUS Quarry Luke, Valhalla, N. Y. Creasy ..Pcte,, Honor Roll: 1937-3 8 1937-38-Warhamg Wolcott Club Soccer, First Fencing Squad, Tennis, Endowment Fund Working Committeeg Handbook Board, Political Club, Jazz Band, Dramatics. 1938-39-Warhamg Second Soccer Squad, First Fencing Squad, Ten- nis, Endowment Fund Working Committee, Handbook Board, Cast Henry The Fourth,', Political Club, Warham Dormitory Committee, Log Board, Cheer Leader. 1939-40-Warhamg First Soccer Squad, First Fencing Team, Connecti- cut League Epee Champion, Tennis, Endowment Fund Executive Com- mittee, Maroons, Cast Richard II, Log Board, Handbook Board, Head Cheer Leader, Advisory Committee. YALE EDWARD CFIARLES SYDER 45 Prospect Plavv, New York, N. Y. tlEd7! 1939-40-Maher House, Ludlow Club, Plantation, Wrestling, Log Board, Manager Track Team, Debating Club, Chess Club, Activities Committee. COLUIWBIA ROBERT WOODBURY SYMMES 59 Ivlorningside Park, Springfield, Mass. Bob 1939-40-Masong Wolcott Senior Football, Plantation, Chemistry Club, Athletic Committee. Tu1fTs HENRY MARTIN TENNEY, -IR. 2 1lur'l'1'y Rumi, Wimixor, Conn. Mart Slinger 1956-37-Day Fellowg Ludlow junior Football, First Wrestling Squad, Ludlow Junior Baseball, Dramatics, Ping Pong Club. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Ludlow junior Football, First XVrestling Squad, Ludlow Club Tennis, Sophomore Reception Committee, Dramatics. 1938-39-Day Fellow: Ludlow Senior Football, Manager Wrestling, Tennis, Dramatics, Glee Club, Athletic Council. 1939-40-Day Fellow: First Wrestling Squad, Tennis, Glen: Club, Rifle Club, Reception Committee. TRINITY WILLIS E. TERRY, III 1556 Norllz Prairie Sl., Galvslzlzrg, Ill. Bill Will Olcf', Rock 1957-38--XVarhamg Allyn Junior Fotball, Captain Second Basketball Team, Track Team. 1958-39-Founders, 150 lb. Football Team, Captain Second Basketball Team, Track Team, Student Council, Junto Committee, Art Editor Loomiscellany, Spring Dance Committee, Band. 139-40-Batchelderg First Soccer Squad, First Basketball Squad, Cap- tain Track Team, Vice President Student Council, President Student Council Csecond halfj, President Junto Committee, Athletic Com- mittee, Athletic Council, Executive Committee, Art Editor Loomis- cellany, Fall Dance Committee. COLORADO JOSEPH TRAUTMAN II Bamboo Road, New Orleans, La. Joe jolly Joe 1935-36-Founders, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Track. 1936-37--Taylor, Ludlow Senior Fotball, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Track, Political Club, Dramatics. 1937-38-Mason: Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basketball, XVintcr Track, Track, Political Club, Dramatics. 1938-39-Mason, Second Football Squad, Manager Hockey Team, Track, Glee Club, Log Board, Mason Dormitory Committee, Cast Henry The Fourth and Trial by Jury . 1959-40-Palmer, First Football Team, Manager Hockey Team, Track Team, Glee Club, Loomiscellany Board, Athletic Council, Cast Our Town , Chairman Senior Dining Hall Committee, Log Board Cre- signedj, Palmer Dormitory Committee, Executive Committee. YALE ROBERT REED WADLUND 160 Clearfield RJ., Wfelbersfielzl, Conn. Bob Honor Roll, 1936-37, 1937-38, 1938-39, 1939-40. 1936-37-Day Fellowg Ludlow Senior Basketball, Tennis, Dramatics. 1937-38-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Second Basketball Team, Tennis, Log Board. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Second Basketball Team, Track Squad, Log Board. 1939-40-Day Fellowg First Soccer Team, First Basketball Team, First Track Team, Scholarship Committee, Nominations Committee, Chemis- try Club, Dramatics, President Ludlow Club. UN1vERsITY OF CHICAGO JOHN I-IORACE WALKER, JR. 97 Newport Avenue, West Hartford, Conn. Jack Honor Roll, 1937-38. 1936-37-Day Fellow, Wolcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, Fresh- man Baseball, Chess Club. 1937-38-Day Fellowg Wolcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, Wol- cott Club Baseball, Chess Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Wolcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, Golf, Chess Club. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Wolcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, Golf, Chess Club, Political Club, Founders Committee. T1uN1'rY WATERMAN GQULDING WARREN, JR. Laurelwood Awrzue, Holflrn, Mass. Goldie 1939-40--Mason, Plantation, Allyn Senior Basketball, Allyn Club Baseball, Music Club, Rifle Club, Chemistry Club, Maroons, Band, Scholarship Committee. WORCESTER TECH RCBERT ARTHUR WEINERMAN 127 Warreuion flue., Harlford, Conn. Bob 1939-40-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club, Second Football Team, Wiimtei' Track, Track Squad, Political Club, Activities Committee. YALE CTTARLES ALOYSIUS WELCH, JR. 121 Bradford Sl., Harfford, Conn. Chuck Welk Al 1936-37-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Club Hockey Tennis, Rifle Club. 1937-38-Day Fellowg Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Club Hockey Tennis, Rifle Club. 1938-39-Day Fellowg Ludlow Senior Football, General Exercise, Ten- nis, Rifle Club. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Club Hockey Tennis, Log Board fresignedj, Grounds Commiztee. YAIJQ BRYANT DAVID WETHERIZLL O.vf1'rl'iNs', Afclsi. Dave Bill,' 19,39-40-Fly House, Allyn Club, First Soccer Squad, First Fencing Team, First Tennis Team, Cast Our Town , Stngelmmls Union Music Club. UNIVIQRSITY olf NORTH CAROLINA JOHN HOXVARD XVHEELER 160 B1ll'kiIlxLfl7LllIl Sirevf, Springfield, Mass. Jack Wl1ack 1939-40-Taylor, First Soccer Team, Ludlow Club Hockey, Golf Pl.1nt.1tion, Grounds Committee. 1xAlssoN INsTl'rUTli ALBERT SMERNOFF WILSON 392 For! Waxlringlou Aw., New York, N. Y. Al XVilse Little Willie 1933-39-Nlglsong Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Junior Basketball, Tennis Nautical Club. 1939-40-Palmer, Allyn Senior Basketball, Tennis, Nautical Club , Advisor Committee, Loomiscellnn Pliotovrn uh Board Lo-' Photo- Y Y ls l Y v o grnpliy Bon rd. YA 1 .13 BUTLER WHITING, JR. 128 Sulfon Manor, New Rovlnvllv, N. Y. NBLIIISH 1939-40-Taylor, Second Football Team, Wolcott Senior Basketball XVolcott Club Baseball, Nautical Club, Scholarship Committee. WILLIAMS RQDY NHTCL'IELL. XVOLVTN, JR. -H7 Sf. lunzex Si., Wrxf, Mmzlreal, f!Ilt'!Il't', Canada Subtle Roy' Wolf 1936-37--Iioundersg Ludlow junior Football, Tennis. 1937-38-Batchelderg Ludlow Club Soccer, Tennis, Darwin Club, Stagehands Union, Dramatic Club, Assistant Librarian. 1938-39-Palmerg Ludlow Club Soccer, XVinter Track, Tennis, Darwin Club, Stagehands Union, Dramatic Club, Cast Henry The Fourth , Librarian, Glee Club, Nautical Club. 1939-40--Palmer, Ludlow Club Soccer, Tennis, Darwin Club, Dra- matic Club, Cast Richard Il , Glee Club, Cercle Francais, Chairman Reception Committee, Chairman Palmer Dormitory Committee. Mc GILI, UNIVERSITY Ill! I Olx XRS 111' 11 1 1x 1 XXL 111K11X 1x11 S 11lLS X 1 1x 11 1 111k111KX T111 X ll 1 S 1 111111 C 1111111 11111 Cf11111111'111'11 '11l, l1111' 13, V140 1 1.XCf1 1,111'XCf1 IN .1X'I'1llII'l'IC'TS .XNU 961101. 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Ames, Cortlandt Fisher, 3rd .,,,,, Armstrong, Richard Bickford .,.,,, Ball, Warren XVilson .....,,...... Barr, George Fisher ,,,,,,, , ,, , Beard, Stephen Frame ,,,,, ,,,,,, Beckman, James Morris Henry Blees, David Hughes ,...,,,, ,,,,, Bloodgood, 'Brice ,,AA..,,,A,A Bohn, William Chanler . ,, Bradshaw, John Robeson ,,,,,, Brook, David Leonard YY,,,,, Bucknam, Frank Gilbert Y,,.. Burton, Robert Mitchell .... Burton, Stephen Henry ,,,, . Bush, Edward Wallace, Jr. . Caldwell, Walter Hollis .,..,, Caravatt, Paul Joseph, Jr. Colie, Stuart Edgar .,,,,,,,, , Collins, Robert Scott ..... ,.,,,,,,,,, Collopy, Walter Francis Xavier Cook, James Carey .......,. . Crane, Duncan McLaren .,..,. Cross, Wilsoii Marshall ..e,, Crossley, Joseph, 2nd ....,,, Davis, Richard Cabot ..,.,,,,,,, Dayton, Arthur Bliss, Jr. Dobbin, John Thomson .,..... Eaton, Peter Kissel .,,e,,.,. Windsor, Conn. ,. Larchmont, N. Y. , ,,,,. Shrewsbury, Mass. Windsor, Conn. Norwood, Mass. , ,,,, Saybrook, Conn. White Plains, N. Y. , ..,, Greenwich, Conn. , New York, N. Y. Maplewood, N. J. Wilmington, Del. Greenwich, Conn. West Hartford, Conn. Glendale, Ohio .. Glendale, Ohio Hartford, Conn. West Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn. Zanoni P. O., Va. Old Greenwich, Conn. . ..,,,,...... . Hartford, Conn. New Brunswick, N. J. Larchmont, N. Y. Pittsford, N. Y. Princeton, N. Lynn, Mass. New Haven, Conn. West Hartford, Conn. New Canaan, Conn. inn Row- W' Caldwell C t, Colie, R. Col ns. Collopy. Cook Cross. -HH now Doh R. mm, Day bin, P. Eaton I ni nxm, ls T ROW ' Ilcrle. ,l- Iveob, lx lid rds, Iginiun, I-.ilk I I i I II at, Iioulds, frcevnan M Ik M u Row: Iusco. K ietman II rlwell, Hirsch Ilnlv- Il 4 Mm NI MIJ Ml , 11011-milk. mush Hubbard. mn, JUNIOR cLAss Eberle, William Cavney, Jr. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ., .. Ifcob, John Lathrop ,, ,, Edwards, Knight .,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, Ifginton, Warren William , Falkin, William Robert, jr. Flint, John Scott ...., ,. A , Foulds, Henry William, jr. . Freeman, Edward Livingston, jr Fusco, Vittorio Carmine . ..,, , Getman, Herbert Clapsaddle, -I Hartwell, Harold Hall, jr. .,,,,..,, , Hirsch, Charles Edwin .. , Hobson, john Forbes ...,i Holbrook, Dana Dowse, jr. . Houghton, Alan Nourse ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Hubbard, Charles Joseph, 2nd Hume, Andrew Morse .,,.,,,,, ,,,, , Kidder, Edward Ray .,..,.,,..,,,,,,.,,, Lincoln, Edward Converse, Jr. Lintz, Worth Boyd .,,,,,,,. Lummis, john Ogden, jr. Lund, Marquard Henry, Jr. . . A Malkinson, Frederick David , , Manilla, Robert ,,,,t,,,.,,,,,,i,t,,,, Marton, Howard Malcolm ,,,,,, Mayer, Paul Hirsehl, Jr. ,... , McLeod, Norman Bruce ,...,, Montgomery, Hugh .,,,,,,.i,,, Morehouse, Curtis Bradley .,,,, Skaneateles, New York, , ,Providence, Ardsley-on-Hudson, , ,, West Hartford, A ,, West Cornwall, , . Scarsdale, , Pawtucket, ,, Windsor, Oneonta, Worcester, , .. New Rochelle, , , , Belmont, , , Sherborn, ,, West Hartford, .. ,, ,, New York, , ,, ,, Windsor, , Riverside, Longmeadow, ,, New York, ,, Wfest Hartford, , Riverside, West Hartford, ,, ,. New York, ,, New York, , New York, N. Y N. Y R. I. N. Y Conn. Conn N. Y. R. I Conn N. Y Mass N. Y Mass MLISS Conn N. Y Conn Conn Mass N. Y Conn Conn Conn N. Y N. Y N. Y W Alexandria, Va .. ,. Windsor Locks, Greenwich, Conn Conn pq mery M l QQ - B '3 ag 1, 9 -l i :J I.i'fl lu rfglvl, lsr num: Moyer. N...i.m. ini-.ini l'nrilee, l'nrmeli'l', l'er kim, Finney, I'niu-r. Im now: l'u-iiilergixt. priie Rogerv, llnllins, llviler Sample, Snnfuul, Singer . -4 1 Moyer, Peter M.1rsh.1ll ..,,, , NLIl1.lI1, lhonms liielmllxl, -ll ' i f. 31 D . - an .ng l 1 JUNIOR CLASS Osborn, Douglas Rielmrd Melenlle , l,.ll'LlCC, Arlo, Sth ,, Pnrmelee, George Kendall Perlxins, llenggnnin l'I'.1I1lillIl, All llinney, Sydney llillinglmm Potter, Robert R.1nd.1ll .. l'rendergnst, sl.1n1es Timothy Price, Robert lfmmett, qlr. ., , Rogers, ljfglllli lflijnh . ,,,,, . Rollins, Ellsworth ......,,. Ryder, Clayton, 2nd .....,..,... Sample, NVillinm C:LlklCSll'l.lI1 Sanford, Wfqlrd Bennett ., Singer, Martin Byron . . Smith. Darius Bullock . ., Smith, llollis XVooster . Smith, lrvine Noble .. , Snyder, Richard Andrews , Swan, Thnxter . ,,,, .. ,. Sweetser, Arthur lhlcli . , Terry, John llenney , Tiuxiner, Foster Meredith, Alr. Trull, Samuel lfrnnlisford Vihert, Peter Loomis . XV.1gner, James Reinoehle XViehl, lfrnest Alfred, klr. Yneger, Paul Clmristinn 1 . f,.3,, ' -SJ L.-..- l inn inns.: IU, Smirli, Siiiiili, I, Smnli, 3. gi I in 9 Snytler, Swim Sweets Q, w li-wi ,'l'1.1lner.-lllllu X ' liull. Xilverl Xkxign Wiehl, Yaeger. Q xx ' . .. Bound Bruuli, N. Y. lvewton Center. Bliss. Poquonoelx, Conn. llazleton, Penna. . XY'ewt ll.1rtlord, Conn, .. Holyoke, M.1ss. . XY'ell1erslield, Conn. llnrtford, Conn. ll.1rlford, Conn. Newarli, Del. Southington, Conn. hl.ll1l11lSSCf, N. Y. ., ll.l.,.l..,,, Rye, N. Y. . l.Ol1glT1C.lklOXV, Mase. . llnrtford, Conn. New York, N. Y. .. New ll.1rtlord, Conn. . Stamford, Conn. Cortland, N. Y. .. lfnirfield, Conn. . llinglmm, Mus. . Genem, Switlerlmd cl.llCSl1Lll'lQ, Ill. XY1-sr l'llI'lgll.1IN, RIMS. XVest llxrtford, Conn, Unionville, Conn. New london, Conn. .. ...... lllirlleld Conn. Wlest llnrtford, Conn. ll R cr is cr Abel. Peter Mead , Ashley, NVilliam Vernon , , Attridge, Thomas Xvilliinson, Bergen, XVilliam Henry ,,,, , Borchert, Charles Allan , ,, Breul, Henry Hurd . . Britton, John Stephen, jr. Brown, Milton Mclntyre, Jr. . - -:1fif 5 '. ij. 4 wg,-L-. -,-- F-' ' 'm' 1 ' '- Iffsfi wftj .pw-iM i'i SOPHOMORE CLASS -lr. Burton, Murdock Tylor, Jr. , Cain, Robert Thomas 7,,, ,,,, Carlton, Lawrence Sumner, -I Clark, Richard Niles ,, Colton, Roger Burnham , . Cook, George, 3rd ,,,,,,, , ,, Cotton, Harold Dudley , , Crandon, Albert Seabury, jr. ,, Creamer, Warren Milton, Jr. ,,,,, r dc la Montagne, Richard , Di Mauro, Sebastian .....,,,. , Dimock, Stanley Waycott .A Disscll, Roger Geer .,,...,.,,,,, Donnelly, Albert Henry A ,, , New York, Darien, , Morristown, Old Greenwich, West Hartford, Bridgeport, . Bridgeport, 'am .. 1- N. Y Conn N. Conn Conn Conn Conn , Antwerp, Belgium , Glendale, Ohio , Windsor, ,, .Windsor, Xvest Newton, Xvindsor Locks, ,. .. Glen Ridge, , ,, Hartford, XVest Hartford, Farmington, ,, White Plains, ,A Wilson, West Hartford, West Hartford, Hartford, Conn Conn Mass Conn N. -I Conn Conn Conn N. 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C VW- ., .M Abbey, Willis Foster , Barnes, Carlyle Fuller Barstow, Paul Rogers Blake, Richard Seymour , Brice, Norman Earle, -lr. , Caldwell, David Manchester, l Chamberlin, Le Roy Foster Clegg, joseph W., -lr. , Cohen, Roy Jay . , , Collins, Walter Stowe, 2nd Dissell, James Scarborough Duhrssen, Alfred , , Dunn, James Philip ,, , ,, Edwards, Donald Birehard Einstein, Robert Maier , ,, Evans, James Albert ,,,,,,,,.,, Friedrich, Charles Richard , Gilbert, Farnham ..,..,,,,,,,. .. Goldenberg, Jerome Stanley Green, David Hitchcock . Guiney, Samuel Benton, jr. FRESHMAN CLASS lr. , . .XVindsor, ,, Bristol, Hartford, Windsor, , ,,,,, Millburn, ,, ,, ,,,. .. Manchester, South Glastonbury, Conn Conn Conn Conn N. .I Conn Conn , ,, , , Suffern, N. Y ,, , San juan, Puerto Rico West Hartford, , , XVest Hartford, . New Canaan, C, ..... Hartford, , ,, Windsor, , Hartford, Forest Hills, . . 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L XX Imam: Iknl mv. fum' IXHIXIIINUILX f..v :rg NI'.'lv1AII X1 XI i.11v1.1rw. fwm Ib 11, UIMIHI ,Xu-In - I-Qx X1 II.1:i!U1'.I, Lum: Nx:.1I:.I1'11'I.I ,-HIIII XVII! Iv, Y. XI Nl1m':,I'w.'I1.11LI XIQ. X -X, Xml., X, X NIllI'II1,,XiIsII.'XX lI11r'Ipx XX.1Iu:--FSLIII, I 'Nw 9 I. NIQY. IX.1X'1N :WI IXAXZII II.11'tIu11I. K mm X' -I 1, l1.mI., .II SHLIIII IXax'1:zm11!I1l XI Xzmmwl. Nfmlr I XI I I:.II 'XX .X1I'HTf. Xww XX Il.IIX.'I', NLII1 XX .II'IIU XX ::x.Iw Iwmw XX :1':gI1i, lu.9I.1I, I: IX? I H211 '. I wir' X.x.-12.1, KvI1:1 kII:x,1 XX I Ix1'lIw:m4, Imam STUDENT COUNCIL Robert H. lfarle, '40 ,, ,,, ,, ,, ,,, I 'rc'sia'0nf frY't'SfgIlC'll2 Willis Ii. Terry, HI, '40 H , , r. Vice Prvsia'w1f, Prvsidwzf james C. Carey, '40 ,,,,, , Sl'C'fl'llLll'y, Viet' Pl'l'Sfdt'Ilf Frank Loftus, '40 ,.0,,, ,,0,,. S vcretary fVL'Sigllt'!1Q Edward R. Howe, '40 ,,,,,,,,, , ,.vw,,Y,,,,,,,,, Scfrehzrvy The system of cooperation between the Student Council and Senior Com- mittees having intimate oversight of various phases of school life is continued. At midyears the number of the Council was increased by one boarder and one day pupil. Bob Earle regretfully resigned because of time lost through illness and the necessity of applying himself exclusively to his studies, thus causing changes in some other positions. Nevertheless, the spirit and eihciency of the Council was steadily maintained and reflected in a very happy year. Perhaps at no other school is there a larger measure of student government, and our faith in it grows with the years. 3.4 'Q ENDOWMENT FUND COMMITTEE Dewitt C. Jones, 3rd, '40 ,,,, , . I'1'4'xiJ1'11f James T. Dougherty, '41 . X iu'-l'r'i'xi1ff'11i In the Spring of 1930, the idea of a student endowment fund campaign run entirely by students was conceived as a help in improving school facilities. llaeh year since the initial one, the ditferent committees have done such an excellent job in fulfilling their aim, that we now have numerous achievements about the school which have been brought about by their efforts. In ten years. the lfndowment Fund has financed the construction of what is now called Sellers Field, and the installation of permanent drains there. It has also been responsible for the fountains on the athletic fields and the tar road connecting the cinder track and the Tarvia. The Endowment Fund's latest and perhaps most noteworthy project has been the building of the new theatre. This, through necessity, was built small at first, leaving ample opportunity for improvement and enlargement. As a result of this need, the Endowment Fund this year again devoted its attention to the theatre, constructing a large north wing which contains the badly needed dressing rooms and lounge for the actors. A slightly increased auditorium with a projection booth, and a lobby with COLII rooms seem next in order. The work of the Committee since its inception is a great demonstration of loyalty and efiiciency. 5: . i 4...-.sf .Meehan-H 9 PUBLICATIONS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Thomas S. Brush, jr. '40 .,,, ,,,,,, ,Y,, , . l'r'i'xiJz'11f Albert I'I.DCCl1lL11'1l,,40 , ,Y ,, , Y,... St'l'l'l'ftII'Vj'-,IIl't'cIS1lFUI' Every student automatically becomes a member of the Publications Asso- ciation on his entrance. He 21 s a membershi fee at the be 'innin Y of the ear l I l U P Y l P ' Q S 5 Y which entitles him to receive each Loomis publication. All Loomis 'ournalistic endeavors are members of che Publications Board J rw u..- 1 and are re resented on the Executive Committee b their res ective residents . P . Y P . P ' business managers, and, in the case of the LOG, by the managing editor. Members of the Board are the LOG fthe weekly ncwspaperj , the LOOMIS- CELLANY the earl record of all events that trans ired durinv the school Y Y ,, . , . P . 3? ycarj, the Handbook fthe school bible , published at the beginning of each year to help the new fellows and remind the old fellows of their obligationsj, The Loom Qoccasional literary magazinej, and the Press Club fa group of. journalistically-inclined boys who send results and write-ups of the athletic con- tests to out-of-town newspapersj. - ,i LOG Thomas S. Brush, jr., ,40 ...,...,. ,, . ,,.7, P l'L'Sitl76fl7li Albert H. DeChiara, '40 ,,, A ,,.,.. . BZLUIIPSS' Mnmzger Clifford W. Smith, Jr., '40 ,,,,,h hhh,,. M mzczging Iidifor Mr. Grubbs ........................7,,.v...V .....,,...,. Fczculfy ACiL'iS6l' This year's Log Board, headed by Tom Brush and Tony DeChiara, did a Very creditable job in managing Loomis's Weekly publication. All told, thirty- one issues were put out, including eight page editions at the Fall Dance, the end of the winter term, the Spring Dance, and graduation. Three heeler contests were held, one in every term, and each resulted in the addition of several promising newshawks to the board. As a break in the journalistic monotony of the long Fall term, the Log published a distinctive novelty issue, an extra so to speak, announcing the abolition of the Christmas vacation. Packed with burlesque humor, the issue afforded extreme amusement to editors, student body, and faculty alike. Especially good this year were the editorials, staunch defenders of Loomis ideals and privileges. In the October rating of the Princetonian Association, Loomisis editorials ranked second out of a Held of twenty prominent schools. The advertising was handled well and several striking ads were obtained, includ- ing a series of instructive one page advertisements from Time Magazine. 1 Y fi 1 LOOMISCELLANY George F. Joffe, '40 .........,...................................... President Richard K. Morse, '40 ............f,.. .,.......v......... Vice-Prcfsideiit john O. Lummis, Jr., '41 ,...,.............,...,... Business Mimager David L. Brook, '41, Albert Wilson, '40, Charles E. Hirsch, '41 ................ Photographic Editors Willis E. Terry, 3rd, '40, Henry B. Roberts, '40 Art Editors Lawrence D. Dunham, '40 .....,....,.............,............... Diary Mr. Batchelder ......,.....,.,..,,..........,,,..,...,.,,,. Faculty Adviser In this space, may We of the Loomiscellany Board give profuse thanks to those Who, though not on the board itself, helped immensely to further the production of this book. First to Mr. Lewis Finch Without whose help and unfailing supervision the production of the annual would have been impossible. Second, to Mr. Batchelder, the book's adviser, who throughout the year was both a Wise and resourceful guide to the board. Next, we wish to thank Bill Terry and the other art editors for their splendid Work on the division papers. To one and all We give our hearty thanks. 3 , .. 9 2 r-:?:fq. H Y - lf 1 -1-1,325 ' 'Qu' ' -ffiai. . '- , av-4 vi' I ' . . iii-R511 f 27.2 f 'W' 1:2174-'L ' .v , if .PJ wg- I, 3 ' 1 I Q' I f . 1 J x J 5 5--.af 4 ...i-, 5 ii... 'Tiff rig x X fx f 4 , W, '1 f . -.N l F 1-Q ,gg 54 -.4.... 1 in 7? . - r 1 A fp. . B .. A - xv. GLEE CLUB Pierre C. de MaCarty, '40 ,,,A AA ,....,...... ..... P 1'USftJt'l1l' Mr. Card 7,7.,.vvY,.v ,..,Y........... ......... D i l'C'Cli0l' Mr. Burns .A..,.77,7,7 ,7.,7A ,,,7,. ,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, , Acconzjmuisf Mr. Card produced an excellent Glee Club again this year. Starting the season with the annual Christmas sing, the club progressed rapidly. The winter term was enhanced by a concert and dance with the Wykellam Rise School for girls in Washington, Conn. The extensive rehearsals that preceded the Bushnell Concert with Decrheld, Choate, Hotchkiss, and Taft enabled the Loomis Club to give a magnificent performance. Following on the heels of the Bushnell Con- cert came engagements with two girls, schools, St. Margaret's, and Oxford. The Glee Club also rendered aid in the presentation of the Gilbert and Sullivan opera, The Sorcerer. Most of the leading parts of the opera were Hlled by members of the Club. The program that was given at Commencement ended a splendid year. One of the outstanding facts of the year was the singing of Mr. Cardis setting of Julia Ward Howeis Battle Hymn. This song was the first composition of a director to be sung at the Bushnell Concert. Much praise should be given to the various soloists, Bachem, de MaCarty, and Tenney. All told the Glee Club had one of its better years. 2 22' . ,V y Q-QF , ag? 'n , 1 1, 5 I Q-I3 J? I -Q V . .lo S T11 --1-,, a F A C- 1 'Q We T 1:- 1 , J 1 Q R' .....-. 1 o xl I Q 1 Q ,, . Qc 'f-wa F-'SA . . , 4 xg. . I X y -. ,n 'Q , '- ' 5 J .'. .a. 6' I 9 .A Q... -W. I., ..,,,. ,,- Q5 ,4 N. ,B If . -- f x , , N- .. fn ' H di. uw . O 1 8 S' . , -75' .K -Q3 A 9 XQ 'JS 5' g Gif- 'f 'i 9' , v I - 1 JUNTO Wfillis E. Terry, 3rd, '40 .,,..4,,477,, . ...4V..... Presidenf William D. Lane, '40 . . ,............... . .,... Vice-President Frank Loftus, '40 ,,7........,.......,,...,..,..,... Secretary-Treasurer Junto, whose principal functions are the distribution of the school's charities and the promotion of religious education at Loomis, inaugurated the policy of soliciting funds this year instead of collecting dues. The response was most gratifying, and the one thousand dollars pledged was distributed to some twenty different charitable causes. Junto meetings were held from time to time on Sunday nights and the services of the Reverend Donald Dorchester, the Reverend Theodore Frank, and the Reverend Howard Dunn, Windsor ministers, were procured for daily chapel services in the fall, winter, and spring terms respectively for periods of one week each. Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets Were distributed to the needy families of Windsor and vicinity as usual, the cost being absorbed by giving sacrihce meals at lunch from time to time. Three members of this year's Junto Committee, Frank Loftus and the Terry brothers, attended the annual Northfield Conference in December. DEBATING CLUB Robert R. Potter, '41 .. . . .... .. P7'4'Sff1ll'Hf Marquard H. Lund, -Ir., '41 . . .. Vim'-Presidvfll Wglrren W. Eginton, '41 ,,,, .. ,,.,,,,,,,, .,.,, . .. Sl'CfC'fdVj' This year debating throve under the direction of Mr. Dorman. The thirty- two members of the club presented weekly debates in the chapel throughout the year. After the talks were finished, open forums were held, during which each member was given the opportunity to voice his opinion on the question. In this way, members acquired both experience and pleasure. The more talented speakers were admitted into the Debating Council, which engaged in outside debates. This year, the club scheduled five meetings with Taft, Mount Holyoke, Hotchkiss, Chaffee and Deerheld. Unfortunately, Taft and Hotchkiss were obliged to cancel their engagements but the remaining three were interesting. Almost all of this year's Council were untried, but all per- formed admirably. In addition to its regular activities, the club sponsored talks on the inter- national situation by members of the Debating Council in order to foster en- thusiasm for debating at Loomis. Next year all but two of the Council will return and the majority of the club also, so hopes are high that the season will be even more successful. - L POLITICAL CL U B Thaxter Swan, '-+1 .. . . P1'exii1'c'11f xlohn C. liiaulliner, 3rd, i-HJ . Sz't'1'i'fi11'j'-T1'1'f1x11rw' Mr. llosliins ., ,,,, , . litlflllfvj' flJz'is4'1' This year the Political Club enjoyed its most active season for some time. The membership rose to thirty-eight, and, under the guidance of Mr. Hoskins, President Thaxter Swan and Secretary John Faulkner, presented many interest- ing meetings. The Club had three feeds during the year, saw several government movies, and held a joint meeting with the Chaffee Current Events Club. Among the excellent outside speakers who addressed the club were Mr. O. G. Saxon, Yale professor and Connecticut Commissioner of Finance, Dr. lfmily Pierson, and Ur. lieniamin Gerig, League of Nations' Commissioner to the New York XVorld's Iiair. Members of the Political Club were conducted through the XVelherslield State Prison, and learned about the methods employed in the treat- ment of criminals. Loomis faculty members and students spoke before the club on many subjects, and numerous open forums were held. Delegates were sent to the Avon Uld lfarms and Wfylieham Rise schools for meetings of the Secondary School Society for International Cooperation. CHESS CLUB Warren W. Eginton, ,41 ........................................ Presideni Edward W. Bush, Jr., '41 .,...., .A.. ..,.... i Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Mather ..,A..4,A7,7,A7,, ,,7 7,,, ,., 7YV,Y.., ,,. .w7.. Faculty Adviser The Chess Club, directed by Mr. Mather, is an organization of all those who want to play the game or to learn how. The club meets every Wednesday after- noon, when Mr. Mather teaches both the rudiments and finer points. To foster competition, there is a chess ladder which rates the members according to prowess. Throughout the year boys strive to be one of the Hve highest ranked players, since these constitute the Chess Team. An extraordinary amount of this competition was held this year, because all of last year,s team graduated. In spite of inexperience, the team managed to win or tie all but one of its outside matches. The highlight of the season was the victory over Deerfield Academy in a return encounter after the first match had been drawn. With all members of the Chess Team returning to school, and a great many underclassmen interested in the game, hopes are high that next year will be both an active and a successful one. Loomis 2 92 Deerfield 2 M Loomis 4 Z Deerield 2 M Loomis 3 Kingswood 2 Loomis 2 Kingswood 3 Loomis 2 M Bassick 2 M 'Y il v , 1 . I v my .T ,V ' ' , I ,A V ' I' ' J X 5 ' ' ' f' V ' 1 5 1 . Q ,Q ,, M , 3 Q -- ' Z, 1 i'- .. 'ltr . - Q J . E - l - is '- . 1 . M .3 9 4 .gin-J ,.'1f., 12 n ' 1 ' 113: .. 'ly x' S, Ai.. 3 ' r Q A.-H . . 1 4 51, Q eg 'Ev' X JK 3 Z' I 6 Y' 'A , is ji, naw. A I 1 4 4 1' .J f 'fs A' , 'f , . sm ,. ,wav 'ff' AAL' V W-A Q, 0' - I'-. Q- V W - .. , 3' .4 g Q . Q ,.,.. , -t 4' Im. ,wx F 'L Q53 '52 f .Qi 1155729 'X 334 ' .4577 VN. 4 I ,FL Wm- -A it a pf' ,-,Q RYA! I I X x '- Rf , 1 Y'. Qu., , Q ?.,Q2!,,N x -, A31 if L Q --1 . 1 , I ' . 5 Q I 1 L, I I f . J i Q ZX ' v I Y I, 1 ' s f:--er, gf 5 X . 'SC ' 5 fx - , ' X ', Q ' i , 4 1 i 'Y' x , f N 923 X 1 v. , as 1- - -' 'I f UP ,Q 5 DARWIN CLUB Marquard H. Lund, '41 . . , Aw , C . A,... ,,..w. Prcxvidenf Knight Edwards, '41 , . View-Presiilwzt Frank G. Bucknam, '41 C ......... Secretary Cortlandt F. Ames, '41 111, , ,, , ,,,,,.v..,.,. Tl'l'tISIH'C'Y' Mr. Norris ....rrrr...wrr.,,..,,,.r,r,,,..,,,,,.,r.,,r..,,,,,.. Faculfy Adviser Through the combined efforts of its divisions, the Darwin Club had a most successful year. The club was created for boys who are interested in nature, photography and scientific hobbies, and is ably managed by Mr. Norris. At each meeting a guest speaker lectured on different phases of nature, or movies of wild life were shown. The annual Darwin Club carnival took place in the gymnasium during the spring term and was very successful. Games of skill and chance, and a variety of interesting and educational exhibits, were offered at the carnival. The photographic division of the club held two contests, the second one being made a feature of the carnival. Several new aquariums have been added to the club's tropical fish exhibit in the club room, and the large aquarium was completely renovated during the spring vacation. Throughout the year the Darwin Club has collaborated with the plantation group in rcforesting of the Pine Grove. 97 wk g .: 1 A-'K . - ,lk 1 A K L , 0 u -fs.. I ig K , Q.- . J, -, ..- .W , A 1, . r ,. I,.Q. 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' f X D V u 5, if :J 3 2 n 'F fi 1 'X .th 3. fi ...J-W' ,,. if 5 . WB l,,4 N Wu V N. 1' M1K11 111111 M1 Or1b1111f 1000, ibrouqfz H1111 11r1g11111l1fy br11l1111111 llllll 71,1 mmf 1111 111 1111 H21 Ln111111s Iylllllltlflt 5111x011 11 1959 I9-HJ 111111f1 1111fx1'11111f111q H11111 1111' 2 L A - ' 7 . 'W 4523 ' 5 I C' x v. V l -.uh-.F I i H A i ' r' ,. . I .. U . . 1. V, , 1,-1 ' f - I ' . rv? K . . ' ' M xr: 5, ,i ,f ggtx 3,,p?tg-.f . -..-W. Ai Mi- V - .ax ' .. b I A, 'Qi- .....-,.. ,f .4 ,, .., ,, rn , 'M -f ,..m.w..- my 5 -f Q . ' 4. 1'--,rf ' M,.+...- ' 2 .fm , 23- .' .. ' CJ ,aw 9 Q L .v , ,,., , . 1 Y ,L-vu lf y ,1- FW 4 1 . S Z Y Q y af YI 1 , I lam ,, Zi Ai ll -my v ,NQM -M 2 ... ,, . X 4.4 'sr-.Z X h . ' I Q -' N. -up .I ff. A .31 9 QQ Pfw Q Q r I ' 4 . 1 ll i , P, - 'MQ-nl ' if ff J 'Sr 'Q R L , .N n r -12 fi 9' lg- ig B bin ?u'- y ., -0 J 5- V , G? Q' J t ' XT! ,X E I! 5 E11 hjifi ' Rx f??w 2 '19 F STAGEHANDS UNION Warren W. Eginton, ,41 .,........,v................ Business Mczlmger Mr. McKee .,.............,.,............,...........7......... Frzenliy Adviser The officers elected by the Stagehands Union's board for this year were as follows: Phillip G. A. Ratliff, stage manager, James W. Mavor, Jr., costumes, Peter M. Moyer, propertiesg Robert S. Gillett, lightsg Douglas C. Smith, car- pentry, Alexander Brisbane, scenery, and Fred W. Richardson, treasurer. Under the able direction of Mr. McKee, its founder and faculty adviser, it once again did a very admirable job behind the scenes. During the months of September and October the Union held a competition for heelers to fill the few vacancies left by graduation. The heelers did work for the fall play, scenes from Richard II. For the annual faculty play, The Privclfe Secretary, it built a set of flats which the New Theatre had needed very much. Stage hardware was purchased this year, and first used in Om' Town, the winter play produced by Chaffee and Loomis. The Union's outstanding achievements of the year were the creation of the many difficult lighting effects necessary for Om' Town, and the making of the sinking trapdoor used in the spring show, The Sorcerer. The Union has had capable assistance in all its productions from Mrs. Savage and Mrs. Johnson, who have been invaluable in providing costumes. L- .....N,..... ,. ..-.,,,., ' - ATHLETIC COUNCIL james C. Carey, '40 ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,C ,C...,C .C,,C,,C,,A,,C.,C,,C. I ' 1 'vsiflmzf Mr. Pratt ..7,C,,C ,,,,,,, . . . Exrfufive ClJllIlllfffC'F Cbairnmn Mr. Evcnson 7C,. A,., ,C,,C,, ,,,,.. S r ' frvfrzrj'-Tnu1.v11ref The Athletic Council, composed of all captains, managers, coaches, the Headmaster, the Physical Director, and the Secretary-Treasurer, has general supervision of the athletic policy of the school. It awards insignia, appoints managers, appropriates funds. Because of the loss of many uniforms at the cleaner's a balanced budget was a real problem this year. With the growth of athletic activities, the Council has become so large as to be unwieldy. An innovation was made by appointing the Executive Com- mittee with Mr. Pratt as Chairman, and Messrs. Slader, Catlin, Maynard, and llvenson, and the undergraduate president of the Council. This committee will report its recommendations to the whole Council each term and in the interim will handle all necessary details. S Q any FOOTBALL James C. Carey, '40 7 ,.....,,7 , A... .7A7,,.....Y, ,,,,A..,,Y, ,,,A. Celpfailz Thomas S. Brush, jr., '40, Lewis H. Clark, '40 Cf?-lIIrIll1Igt'l'.Y Mr. liowles, Mr. Baton ., . ,,.,,,,,A..,,..,,.,,,..,..,,,,,.....,,,,. Crmc'ln's In the season's opener, outplayed by Westminster through the line, the Maroon scored early on a blocked kick and held on to its precarious lead until the Hnal whistle. Seven days later at Watertown the team proved to have ac- quired valuable experience along with added strength in the line. Led by Vibert and Carey the Islanders defeated Taft, and the next week ran roughshod over Berkshire in the first home game. Against Kingswood the undefeated Loomis team tasted its Hrst loss, rising too late to overcome the lead piled up by the surprised underdogs in the first half. The team next met Hotchkiss and fell to a stronger team after a hard struggle, victim of one of the finest aerial attacks ever seen on a Loomis gridiron. The hnal game at Deerheld was as usual a thrill- packed encounter. The team, trailing at the half, managed in il splendid rally to end the game in a tie, and thus finished its schedule with more victories than defeats. sctoREs Loomis 7 Xvestminster 6 Loomis 7 Kingswood 9 Loomis 6 Taft 0 Loomis 6 Hotchkiss 1 3 Loomis 37 Berkshire 0 Loomis 12 Deerfield 12 f,A SOCCER Iflihu II. Berman, '-lil , Cftlflftllll Cass Gilbert, III, '40 ilIrllItlKQt'I' Mr. XY'hitehead, hlr. iNlaynard Cfoiirfws The soccer team. mentored again by Mr. XVhitehead assisted by Mr. May- nard, played a diiiicult schedule with a team inexperienced except for Captain Berman, who was shifted from left half back to center forward, and Norman Brisbane, who was moved from inside left half to fullback to bolster up the defense. The rest of the team was composed of last year's second team and clubs and two new boys, one of whom had never before played soccer. I.oomis's first game with Xvilbraham was disappointing. Leading 2-0 at the half, the Islanders could not stop the NVilbraham booters from scoring twice in the second half and the game ended a tie. In the next game with Cheshire, Brace Scott scored three goals, johnny Bellis one, and a mistake of the Cheshire defense another to give Loomis the game, S-0. The Islanders next lost to Taft by the slim margin of one goal. Then followed two ties, the first with Choate and the next with Hotchkiss. The team played its best game of the season with Hotchkiss, despite being handicapped by an early Hotchkiss goal. I7eerfield's superior squad vanquished Loomis after a hard fought game. Loomis 2 XVilbraham 2 I,oomis 3 Choate 3 I.oomis S Cheshire 0 I,oomis 3 Hotchkiss 3 I.oomis 2 Taft 3 I.oomis U Deerheld '25 -' ' - Ok,-Y '-co , 52- 9 A'Af.xeQ7 1 .1 ,Eau 1, ,.,,, 0' Msg Q2 Q '- 'haw-e-we fiff-m2em- x - ' ' ag 23335 ' an 5? '45 El 33 njifi 4. Q- 1 fx Z M- . 'Y- , l 'I'-E-jf V - 'www - Whhl- ww, ,. ,, , . 4+-wfaifw Y T .UIQ 1.,.,...L L.r1 L! L Lf Q' Q 2' kg ' r ms L , ns , -I' Affiflf N ' U A . ' sg 1 X ' A fl 4' , ., M is aw! wa-'xl Q 1 ,Z H' ' fs ta- ill, I - ,, .. K f. , gf' . '- . 1. u 3 l S , N R, Q'-:S B? ll :M ' ki ix! , vi .. .v'.,:.', ' 1, e 'S sais -'F?.A?A: 5x'i 'L 41-xg!-ay N Q g-P ,- .1 Q - 3 - -5 'YV ,- , . 4.' 1 1 . x . if 11 ' A' P' 1 fg. 4 . A 1 Q .- :, s. . af , xx - X x H i h .-My A I - . N K 4. '.' - .,.. itil 'M .lr meqwh an . X ,, FJ I -Q 'Wm- -.1 ,, . 3 'Q.s'ig.',,fg -Q , if . --2 . ' a -c ' I . ' ' . .,,.v..,., ' , V . 4 ' , ' ,fod- -1 1 r'!' ,f NPT' V1 -,Hs -'up - , 1 ..-.L D6 BASKETBALL James C. Carey, '40 ..Y.,,7..,,.,,,7,,,,,.,........ ..,... C zljlfclin james M. Beckman, '41 ..,.A.,.,..............., ....,.,.......... Manager Mr. Maynard .........,Y.,,,,,,,.,,,77...A . ....................v.Y7..,.,.,... Coach Coached by Mr. Maynard, an advocate of the eastern style , the basket- ball teamis play was characterized by many set shots and a definite system of attack. No one player was outstanding, but as a unit the five showed streaks of play that rivalled that of the great team of the previous year. Although Mr. Maynard made few changes in his team, he had always at his disposal a reliable group of substitutes, some of whom will undoubtedly see regular action next year. After a slow start in which they bowed to Morse College, defeated West- minster, and then lost to Suffield and Taft respectively, the quintet picked up and decisively won from Pomfret, Wilbraham, and Berkshire. Choate's superior team then handed Loomis its only drubbing of the year, and Loomis responded with three sparkling victories over Hopkins, Kingswood, and Kent. The team reached its peak against Williston's crack squad even while losing, but in the final game fell Hve points short of beating its traditional rival, Deerfield. Loomis Morse College 46 Loomis Berkshire 14 Loomis Westminster 2 2 Loomis Choate 47 Loom is Suffield 7 7 Loomis Hopkins 32 Loomis Taft 43 Loomis Kingswood 24 Loomis Pomfret 14 Loomis Kent 29 Loomis Wilbraham 3 3 Loomis Williston 43 Loomis 3 0 Deerfield ww. if -0 an J .. -sw , ir, N Y 7 C526 79 'li f LILDQIXEX Sherwood H. Goslee, -Irl-Q-lf? . Ctzjvlfziu X R jose'pl1iTrautiiiai1, '4 0 Mr. Savage, Mr. johnson , illufrilgui' ,, , fT0cIt'l74'N At the beginning ofthe winter, the squad seemed to have every chance for an excellent record. These letter-men, together with several hoys who had played hockey elsewhere, comhined to form a team even better than the coaches had anticipated. The first and second lines were equally good, and before every game it was a toss up as to which would start. In the first game of the season, against w'7llbl'Lll1Ll!l1, the Maroon slxaters had had but one practice, and it was .1 hadly organized team that took a 3-ll defeat. From this disappointing start, the squad went on to vanquish Xvestminster, tie Cheshire and Deerfield, and conquer Kingswood, Pomfret, and XVilliam Hall High. Perhaps the most thrilling game of the entire schedule was with Deerfield. liaeh side scored one goal, hut that was allg and the game finally ended in a tie after a fast and spirited overtime period. sctoluts Loomis ll XVilbraham 3 Loom is 4 Pom fret 2 Loomis 3 Xvestminster 0 Loomis l Deerfield I Loomis 1 Cheshire I Loomis 8 XY illiam Hall 3 Loomis 7 Kingswood 2 with a nucleus of five returning letterfnien:D l 3-nu... WRESTLING Mark H. Costello, jr., '40 ,,w.,.........,..47..,... ...4. C apfain Richard C. Clark, 340 ,.r,r,,...........A................,.......... Manager Mr. McGill .,.........,...r,r..........,rr...........,...................,..... Coacfa Though the Wrestlers won more matches than last year their record was not at all impressive. The only veterans were Captain Costello and Redfield, neither of whom had a full year of experience behind him. The team was coached for the first time by Mr. John McGill who succeeded Mr. Kaminsky. The outstanding feature of the season was the one sidedncss of the scores. With the exception of Mr. Hermon and New Haven High the matches were routs either for Loomis or her opponent. Prospects for next yearls team are good, as both Stemler and Smith are returning, as is Crane who showed up very well in his only outside bout against Hotchkiss. SCORES Loomis 2 8 Suflield 6 Loomis S Wesleyan '43 33 Loomis O Taft 38 Loomis 16 Mt. Hermon 18 Loomis 20 New Haven H. 1 1 Loomis 0 Kent 38 Loomis 30 Suffield 3 Loomis 6 Hotchkiss 2 O Loomis 0 Choate 38 JK. Q x ,- is 3 l' FENCING Clifliord NV. Smith, -Ir., '40 , , ,, , , fltlllfrlill Francis F. lfaulliner, '40 , Mazinger Al Grasson , , , ,,,, Crmrfz Mr. McKee , , , ,, , , I tlC'Il1,Yj' AJz'isz'i' The fencing team completed its season with a record of six wins and three defeats. Under the able coaching of Al Grasson and Mr. McKee, only Choate, Commercial lligh School of New Haven, and the Yale freshmen were able to conquer the Maroon team. Captain Cliff Smith was the state sabre championq he dropped no league matches, and the sabre team won the league crown. The epee team captured six out of nine matches, and Pete Straus won first honors in his division. The foils team, led by Hubbard, turned in the best record in four years, with Hubbard standing fourth in the state. Foilsman Bob Purinton and epeemen Cass Gilbert and Fred lfaton performed well during the year. The Loomis team finished in a tie for second place for team honors in Connecticut. By winning the sabre team crown for the third straight time, Loomis retired the Connecticut State lnterscholastic Cup. SCORES Loomis l 1 Taft 6 Loomis Mt. Hermon 13 Loomis 6 Com. High lo Loomis Andover 8 Loomis 18 XVestminister 9 Loomis Harvard '43 8 Loomis 7 Choate S Loomis 9 Yale '43 18 Loomis 10 Hopkins 'O fl! 3' 6-, SECOND BASKETBALL George Lundberg, '42 ,,,.,...,A,.,. .,,,.,, , ,, ,,,,, ,,e,A , Cupfaill Douglas Osborn, '41 , , ,YY,,, MtIIltIgl'P' Mr. XVhitehead e,,,e,,,,.,,,e...... .... ,... ,e,,,, , ,e,., ,,.. S , , C fmzrfa The second basketball team, guided by Mr. Whitehead and led by Captain George Lundberg, turned in one of the most imposing athletic records of the year. The team started with only two veterans, Lundberg and Peter Abel, most of last year's team having graduated to the hrst team. Mr. Wliitelieatl is again to be commended for his skill in coaching his players in the fine points of the game. Many of them, principally Lundberg, Al Houghton, Dixie Davis, Bud Freeman, Rolly Rollins, Hollis Smith, and Rube Ryder will probably find places on next year's first team. The season started auspiciously. The first six games against XVestminster, Suffield, Taft, Pomfret, Williston, and Berkshire were won by comfortable scores and there were hopes for an unbeaten season. But, unfortunately, with Captain Lundberg ill the team lost its last two games to Willisttmn and Deerfield. Scores: Loomis Westminster Loomis Wfilbraham Loomis Suffield Loomis Berkshire Loomis Taft Loomis Wfilliston Loomis Pomfret Loomis Deerfield 1-Ar . Al QA A A ALA I ik ALA' ALA ALA lvl-A TRACK lil-Al 'TALA 11 XV. E. Terry, IH, '40, XV. L. Russell, 2nd, '40 . Y,,,,. C7tIlJI'tIilIS ,, , Altllltlgff lfdward C. Syder, '40 , ...,, , ,,,,,7,, ,,,, . . Messrs. Hoskins, Whitehead, Pratt, lJU1'1'11L111, Fowles fj0lIClJt'.Y Bill Terry was unable to assume his duties as captain this spring because of n leg injury so Bill Russell was elected to fill his place. Loom is Loomis Loom is Loomis 43 Loomis 41 3 5 Iixi N r 100-yard dash 220-y.n'd dash 440-ynrd dash H80-yard run 1-mile run ll.1lf-mile Relny Running High -lump Running Bl'0.ltl jump Pole Vault 12-lb. Shot Put 12-lb. Hammer Throw Discus Throw klavelin Throw 70'yard High Hurdles 120-yard High Hurdles 220-yard Low Hurdles 120-yard Low Hurdles 79 W1lb1'lll11Il11 65 2 3 Suflield 81 Hotchkiss Choate 50 Dcerlield 27 3 5 RIYOIID 10 1-S sec S0 1-S see. 2 min. 0,6 see. 4 min. 42.6 see I min. 33.6 sec 6 ft. 1 5-14 in. 21 ft. 9 in. I2 fr. 47 ft. 10 in. 119 ft. 3 in. 124 ft. I1 in. 179 ft. 4 in. 9.2 sec. 16 1-5 sec 24.8 sec. 13.6 sec. 9. 11. 13.irdeen. 111, v1 T 46 S113 45 Taft 36 Willisttmil 48 4'S Num XN1!CIXSx II. P. Page, '26 G. XV. fX1g1st,1gliu, '24 Ci. XV. hl.lSI.lgl11l, '14 R. C. Morse, IV, '16 R. A. llehlnulpied, '33 H. C. Nesring, '36 R. lf. D. S. Smith, -lr., 'H XV. Patterson, 'li 11. V.u1D. Hedges, '26 C. C. 11.111, '33 li. V.1nD. Hedges, '26 lT1'.l1l1.l1'tl, '36 . N. F.1irh.1nlis, ilr., '35 ml. H. johnson, '30 D. l.. Brooks, '34 - H R. Ieddy, 38 B. Van D. Hedges, '26 N. Anderson, jr., '33 R. Iiddy, 'as fi ,,, f-9' ,...l wmv! 4 00111 I BASEBALL james C. Carey '40 , Cujziuifl Henry ll. Breul, '42 Altllldgfl' Mr. Catlin , , Cmzrfz The baseball candidates this Spring were a green lot, there being only three lettermen returning from last year's team, and Mr, Catlin, hampered as he was by the heavy rains in April and by the flood in early May which covered the baseball field, deserves credit for the excellent job he did in rounding the boys into shape. The team began the season with a defeat at the hands of the Kingswood nine by the score of I3 to 2, but promptly got back on the right foot again with a 3 to 0 shutout pitched by Bill Cain. lt was after this brilliant victory over Taft that the team ran into trouble, losing its games to Trinity Freshmen, Cheshire, and XY'estminster by margins of one run. Somewhat downeast but not at all discouraged by these setbacks, the team had every hope of making a good showing in the remaining games. SCORFS Loomis 2 Kingswood l 3 Loomis 2 Deerfield 6 Loomis 3 Taft 0 Loomis 9 Hotchkiss 2 Loomis 5 Trinity I 943 6 Loomis 3 Choate 4 Loomis 7 Cheshire 8 Loomis I Y Berkshire 2 Loomis 3 Westiiiirister 4 Loomis S XVilliston 3 Loomis 4 Hopkins 3 Loomis 7 Kent 3 Q0 o -3' - C171 t-.V I 1-,P-1 Ya TENNIS C. Brace Scott, '40 .. Cafmfaizz Donald XV. Belcher, '40 ,VVVV , ITltI1NliQl'l' Mr. llaton ,,,,,,,..,,. ,,YY,,,,,,,, ,Y,,,,, .,... ..., ,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,, C f r 1 ruff The 1940 Tennis Team was made up of two lettermen, Captain Brace Scott and Brice Roberts with Hulley, NVetherell, and the Batons, Peter and Fred, falling out the combination. The team missed the brilliance of Larry Austin, last year's captain, but hoped to make up in individual prowess. The players lost their first two matches to Taft and Trinity Freshmen only to Come back by trouncing Westminster and Hopkins Grammar. In last year's Interscholastic Tennis Tournament at Rye, New York, Collier and Austin won the doubles Competition: in addition to this honor the six-man team placed fourth in the elimination. Next year's team will depend on the services of Peter Iiaton and several promising members of the second YCIIITI. scomzs Loomis 2 Taft Loomis 3 Deerfield 6 Loomis 2 Trinity '43 Loomis 0 Hotchkiss 9 Loomis 8 Westminster Loomis 9 Williston 0 Loomis 7 Hopkins Loomis Qcancelledj Sufheld T Q- GOLF Edmund Holfman, '40 ,,,, , , Ctipftliaz and Mazinger Mr. Britton , .. . Cflrlffl XVith three returning letterinen from the 1939 squad and an enthusiastic turnout of thirty-live fellows the Golf Team faced a more hopeful season than usual. A well balanced foursome including Ario Pardee, lid Hoffman, lirank Loftus, and Dick Armstrong, played a longer and more difficult schedule than that of last year's team. Ario Pardee and lid Hoffman played numbers one and two respectively on last year's team and continued to do so this year. Frank Loftus, playing number three, and Dick Armstrong, filling the number four position, were newcomers to the squad this year. Other promising members of this year's squad included Fred Markle, -Iohn Faulkner, Scotty Duncan, and jim Prendergast. The team was under the handicap of playing all but the last two of its matches away. 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' 4-ref 'f-2v' .-SQPSHQ N' ' ' ' gram, Q bl 1, , ' 's:,,, -ll' ' ' ' A 'WA ,sg gif . ,mul M 4, Q- L N 9 I- IC DIARY SEPT1 MBER Mld ehttrs 1nd te1rs tl1rtt l1undrtd 1ssorted goons t1s1ly t1ltt 1 yt1r of 1dlt enjoymtnt 1t LOOHIIS 1n tht1r str1dt Mt srs Br1tto11 1nd Stooltms t1gerly gxve tht1r solut1ons to tl1e Lurope1n er1s-s Somtbody stt111s to rt111t111btr some ptoplt c1lltd ol1nso11 1nd Fmlty btmg .round once u1 O11 1 t1n1t NVe 11e 1sto111shtd to stt 1 redht1dtd sen1or of ytster yt1r ltt11ng It us through tht f1ee of 1 SITI 1ll frtshm 1n Tllli rt111111ds Chil Sn11th of 1ll tht stout ftllows tl11t wert uound wl1t11 l1t w1s 1 lI'LSlllT1'1I1 11 1 11 SIX yt1rs Tht ohnsons blow 111 o11t mght Slylllg tl1ty stt tl1c1r w1ttl1es on Bn, Btn 1nd forgot to th IU gt thtm Mr IS p1o11ou11t mg A s 1nd fs w1th 111 lnghsh 1CCt11t Llhot t1lls h1s bluil I 1ullxntr littlbld lnttrp111es Inc thrt1tentd by unhttnstd r1v1l Dorkntr sttn s11t1k111s:, 11ou11d Taylor w1th 1 blowtorch 111d s.1ndp1ptr askmv whtre Sttrns room IS Boo Snoolttrs st1rt 1n t1rly Don 1ldsor1 tl1ops l11s vs 1y through H S fumts to hnd tht1r grtetmg e1rd on h1s dtslc SIYIUS and Lgmton tur11 out 111 lssut wh1th m1rks 1 ntw low 1n LOG stt ups Hy111 111 hnds h1s 1d prmttd 5ldLWlyS S1111th, Brush, 1nd DUHll1lTl form tht form1d1blt C1011 N011 Dunh 1111 SWCIFS stt1tty OCTOBER Oetobtr d1shes hghtly 1n w1th Brush gomq through tht usu1l 111trt 1:01111 1l 1ty of l11lklI'l2g IH 1ppe1l fox contr1but1ons to tht htt1t1ous publ1t1t1o11 known IS tht loom Slnlfll rtpl1es w1th h1s usu1l quot1 of loyt poe111s lbtcllltlfl, ft1r111g ltprosy, t1kes 111 ltttrs 1nto HIS own l1111ds w1th 1 1111ld t1st of 1thltte s foot 111d 1ppl1ts eonetntr1ttd NIKFIC Amd Nttdltss to s1y tl1t gtrms 1rt lnlltd 111 the tl 1111ts Loon11s tl1r1lls to tht 0rt1test tp1t ty tr to l11t lfS s1lx tr strttn M1d tl11lls n1ust1ttd Apolog1ts to Mr Hoskms wl1o d1dn t know wh It ht vw IS 111 fill Iltrry wows thc B1teh Boys w1th h1s setnted tp1stles Gtrt1t s s111ell of 111y rrh, ht lLllHlIS Iytryont evetpt olly ot T11utn1111 vushts ht h1d brought totton wool to th1ptl IS tl1t Burns Melxtt ensemblt swmgs out o11 1111110 1nd orgm ot 1slts l1ow l1t w1s n1t111t to know tl1ty wtrt 1n tlghth of 1 tOl1L off kty lxf1Lll1Wl1llL Don1ld Fust Btleher h1s bttn w1r1ng h1s room for sound, sught, 1nd smtll Cl1ll11l3LFlllH sh1lxts l1111ds w1th Old M1n Xtllflgt thttlnng 111 ont l1lL'l1f Ottobtr fldkb qu1ttly out of tht stt11t VVlfl1 modtsty IS QPOIKII1 Moxtm SIIIQLI' dots 1 str1p tt1st 1n l11tnCh el1ss NOVEMBER Mr W l11ttl1t1d IS tht h11pp1tst 111111 on tht campus lNoyt111bc1 fllSf Ht spends 1 jolly n1orn1r1g trymg to manoeuver h1s e1r off the Founders porch To m1ke thmgs worse, 1dd1t J'1lT1CS llltlts 111 tht Rtsponsnt Rt 1d1ny., books 111 the exr 1nd locks the door by mtntal ttltp1tl1y IIdd1t, you rec1ll, IS the boy th1t set off 1ll tl1e bo111bs 1t mght, d1sconr1ccted the org1n, l11d 1l1rm clocks 1n cl11ptl 1nd 1tttmpttd tountless other fe1ts, sutl1 as Sl1lXll'15I, Mr B1ssetts lTlOUSflLl'lL 1nd ont thmg or 111otl1tr Some W1tlt 1W1lit ftllow d1sCoVtrs thlt the Chtm l1b I9 ltft open 1ftt1 lunel1 1nd 111 the W1rh1m boys troop up to m1ke hydrogen sulphxde, el1lor111t, or 1ssorttd explosn es M1r1ntr stts an 111 t1111t hugh by us111U up hyt doll1rs yy o1tl1 of 2.,lll9S IIYIDQ., to blow 1 squ1rt bubblt R1y Imddtr tht 1111d Qtmus, 19 sttn St'lQQLl'll1g out n1ort th1n ontt w1th th1stlt tubts of syn tl1tt1t gm undtr h1s btlt Mr NOFFIS w1rr1nts Wl11lt .1llth1s IS gomg on, C,r1ttt1 Pldtlotls stuffs up tl1t dr uns of the B1tel1 stcond showtrs w1tl1 tl1t Ioon11s IOC1, 1nd tht wl1olt IS soon tr111sfor111td IIIKO 1n tff1t1t11t sw1111n1111g pool Brush 19 1 1 , 1 . 1 A 1 , . . . , 1 x L l. - I. t I. K x 4 1 X 1 1 1 'A A 1 Y V1 1 1 1 y . . . .,., , . ., , 1 ... . . , . K . . 1 . . 1 1 . ,. . , , 1 . .. D 1 1 . tl l 'll w l d d 'll 1 d R ' f h'R' G d ' d l an t1r1 s t o 1un re p1 s atttn ost o t t I0 r.1n t .1n 111t qu1tt y 1 w, 1 , 1 - 'is 1 , , . 1,-f 1 er an '- - ' , 1 . . Y, . - , 7 1,1 - xx' 1 y 1 . H If x 1 N . ' x 1 Y VX n .1 3 K 1 1 4 S t 1 7 1 L K I L N L , ' 3 1 1 x O - , . ,, 1 , . 1 1 1 . 1 ducked by Locke and discovered five minutes later by a rescue party, half drowned, reading the Commentator. The fall dance rolls around with Bill Dehey and all the rhythm boys pounding out the syncopation within, and Butz Wfhiting pounding the pavement without, wondering what it's like in class II. Dick jones whips around the polished dance floor affecting a sobbing southern accent which has the women in tears, so Jones says. D. O. G. Saxon pulls a fast one in Mason, and hides Mr. Dorman's shoes which the latter has taken off to facilitate the ten-thirty pussy-foot. Dorman gets even when he finds Kahn doing last month's French assignments in the shower and turns the water on. DIQCENIBER To start the new month off with a swing, Brush, the Batch Diatom, with characteristic savoir-faire, cancels the LOOM for September. This in reality is just a move to remind the school that there was such a publication in rhc first place. Meanwhile Heller and MacMackin arouse the school with their respective achievements. Xvhen Mr. McKee made the wry comment that Heller looked like Max the Hare, a Disney creation, the little monster bit a nasty chunk out of McKee's forehead. You can still see the scar, but that bashful master will prob- ably tell you he got it in an auto accident if you ask him. Some kind hearted soul in Batch finds a fine looking grey feline which is promptly named Yiddi by the admiring Batch crowd. The cat, lured by the scent of sitting quail, sneaks over to Bettman's room in XVarham where it is at once made at home. Two days later it has caught the mange and has to be eiected from the dorm. No one suggests ejecting line Alfred. About this time Siddy Davis goes out of his mind upon receipt of his bank statement. Last anyone sees of him he is having ten Q Iwqgl, r-W .fi ' ' , I Q, l Ya 1 Y rounds with Phil Pratt's snow-man. Beckman, up to his old tricks, talks Mr. Slader into staging a posture reform and wrecks the lives of about half the school while the reputed sway-back, George Cummings, is given a pokeneck for which he is now notorious, thanks to sunny-faced Beckman. Barber, out of the inlirmary after a brief stay, during which he became aware of radio's thrilling serial The Cireen Hornet , went mad about this daring adventurer's war against crime and was discovered in the kitchen making oil with some NY'heaties boxf tops. XVhen questioned, he was somewhat incoherent, but mumbled something about needing two more so that he could send in for the Green Hornet's Shake- Up Mug. XVith that everyone gets pretty fed up with school and decides to take about two or three weeks oil. jANUARY Bloodgood and Brush get together for about a week and manage to produce the only instance when the LOG has had a scoop over Paddy Donaldson. Blood- good is attacked by twenty armed Negroes in a runaway freight train in IS point Chelt. Condensed. We don't like to recall old and bitter sorrows but we feel space should be given in commemoration of the lovable golden retriever who passed away in this bitterest month of the year. XVe hope that every time thiv page is opened the gentle reader will drop a tear for Slim. To make the month ,v .mt -.K of 41: fs t lg even more bltter, Old Mln MldyCHfS descends on the quaklng school wlth hls r,1Lor sharp scythe, 1nd sllces to rock bottom the asplrlng averlges of every student exeept Gordon, who IS promptly QIVLH the alr for hls studlousness Wltlm eouncll eleetlons just around the corner, ames goes to town on a terrlhc cam palgn pl'0l11l5lI1g all nlght llghts and r1dlos ln every room Project soon abln doned The Anschutz Russell feud relehes a CllI'l11X ln Warham as parts of the latters vlctrol1 dls1ppe1l Turntable IS snlgged by eep DICRIDSOIX as a substltute el1y plgeon IH the sprlng tr1p shootlng Russell objects but IS talked IHKU lgreelng Legs Qllllt enters the heellng contest, hls flrst outslde letlvlty IU three ye1rs Alullilll Morse llld MeAvoy p1ss out Ill the annull basketb1ll glme HLBRUARY CIPKIIH Costello among seven other 1ssorted bllek and tans, drafts Donald son for hls am 1teur outht of wrestlers Don lldson plns all comers by CXl'l1l1Sf1011 SLl1lC,I'l1LlStCI' Brltton eontemplates tradlng ln hls P1ekard for 1 Caterpllllr Dlesel as 1 bll11 1rd maroons hlln, somewhere ln New I Ilglllid Dog of dogs Blll Lane pulls through the Tlme Tests wlth a 13 out of a posslblc 100 Says he dldn t know Wl'l1Ll'l wls land and wl1lch was water on the map of Iurope Someone suggests stlrtlng 1 collectlon vnlth whlch to buy Paddock a sletrola record other th U1 the Nuteraeker Sulte whlch we he 1rd contlnu1lly whllc the groove lasted We suggest he turn the record IH present COI1dlfl0l1 over to the theatre to be used I5 1 sound effect for 1 frelght traln Kenney, relltlxely unknown to Loomlss r1ey set, skyrockets to f1me wlth hls lexl1th1n LOIHI'UL1Ll1l xenture, the Shoe I IUPOFIUIH T0llOWll125 Spats Kenney s ex lmple Country Boy Chamberlaln trles to m1ke good ln the world of Swlng Unfortunltely he has the s1me trouble as Stern ln that he h1s to exchange shots wlth the Platter Klllg Flulkner who lnd SIYIUILS the Keene hayseed Dr B1rss IS ne1tly taken out of the play by 1 well thrown llylng block from the CIDIIIC torn1do as lt Wl11I'lS past the master s othee Sllllfll contlnues to glxe the poor cre 1ture rapld lJ0OjlI1 s es ery I1l0I'I1lI1g 1fter bre1kf1st Mr McKee m1kes the news aglln when some cles er fellow llfts l1ls ltroelous purple skull e1p, 1 rellef to the whole school The mystery IS who betl lyed everyone and returned lf? We l11d all been uslng l1lI1dLI'Cl1lLl'-S for hats when erosslng the CIIUPUS L1na Turner WIIIS the annual IOG poll IS flvorlte mol IL letress and Brush gets more of the blggest hate xotes than th LOG 1etually prlnts Cho1te I9 flvollte glrls sehool 'lLL0ldll1g to the age old tradltlon MARCH M1rch opens wlth a bolsterous crowd of bloodthllsty hends gltherlng 111 the gym for the 21IlHL11l Gym Nlght Slddy Davls and fddle IIIUCS SllLl2,l1fCI' e1eh other ln an obxlously preuranged battle It was fun though AfllHIlC Coast llne spoon shows up ln the Clllllflg hlll one Ylliflit Beebe 19 successfully fooled lnto thlnklng the PIYICCS of Penzance IS The Barber of Sexllle translated Speak mg of blrbers and what not oe Trautmln 1nd Henry Cupld have 1 d1te If the Opera when olly oe fllls head over heels IH loxe Wltl'l a blU9l1ll1g blonde Chlffeelte Our Town , a NQBFFIS Orehlrd produetlon, ls run of? on schedule 1nd true to form wlth the I1OflCL'l.l3lL 1bsence of the ll1'lC, All I'12l'lf folks lnter IUIQSIOH, you LIU lll go out 1nd smoke H1 the lobby Only hlteh Ill the play 18 Russell s flulty l11ll1lpLllltl0l1 of the egg beater Ill Act one for sound effects Nobody studles fol I R B s f0ll0WlIlQ the old trldltlon, exeept Gordon who 19 1 1 1 ' 1 X 1 , X l . I 1 H X 1 . 1 1 u - - -1 1 11 - 1 ' ' . ll I1 v . x 1 1 , . 1 I 1 1 H 1 . .... . 1 1 1 . . . ' s 1 1 . 1 . 1 . - l 1 h I 1 I H 3 1 . - - zz - 1 an - . . . . , 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 I w , i l , I ' '11 I 1 T I E' l I 1 'I . l l I l ' . . . . , 1 1 1 1 x 1 I . . K v.1 1 w ilW.f 'X H I 1 1 ' i T . 1 l 1 l I K . 1 i l . X E . 1 X swlngs a mean blow-torch. Chamberlaln advertlscs twenty-three hour SCFVICC 1 .X ii X 33 1 w I 1 1 i 1 , - . , , 1 1 . . . . U .. , ,, . 1 1 lr 1 XX 1 l I 'A 1 . X 1 'X I e l , W. v y 1, 1 X X 7 1 T 1 7 H D l I1 E X I H I ' 1 1 li . 1 E 'I K W sl I 1 1 x ' X 1 1 1 I X '.l 1 W l 'A I . H v 1 ' 3 1 rl 1 1 1 . 1 e 1 1 . L . 1 1 K 1 1 R 1 . . ,, . 1 ' un v I s. ' ' 1 s ' ss s ' y 1 1 1 - cr sa ' ' - ' . .11. . 1 1 1 K , . . . ,, . . . 1 1 1 i , ll XTR? E! , I f .f uf' ' ff-ag.. 'T A 1 ? Sf'- ll!!!-N Eflll lil in 2 . Q again ostracized from XVarl1am society. Mr. Pratt's jokes aren't quite up to scratch this year at the Athletic Dinner. Siddy Davis, the Durrtie Oirishman, to prove his qualifications as a weight-lifter, heaves Martin Singer's trunk down three flights of stairs. Singer says he wouldn't have minded so much except that he had packed his glasses in it. After every soul on the campus has been probed and has Q'Told All , the LOG snags Mr. Norris and gives him a hot-foot when he won't admit that the forthcoming Darwin Club Carnival is all a tremendous hoax. The new and generally unheard of Ping-Pong Team, paddles its way to its 'first victory. Ryan suggests starting a Poker Team, but hasn't got the nerve to bring it up in school meeting. A timely vacation puts an end to the sorrows of the winter term, and the school heads south, with the exception of Sweetser, who heads anywhere there's snow. APRIL Darwin Club Carnival is successfully run off with incalculable profits as boys return flush with money from vacation. Some unthinking booth tender lets Milton Brown win a water pistol and Warham pays for his folly. Visitors to the Founders' Third puppet show are intrigued by the antics of a chicken that makes long, if Wingless, flights about the stage. Filley concludes spring is here when he sees a crested fly-catcher flitting across the campus. Bettman runs for his shotgun. Warhilm boys rush around breaking windows and burning matches, to view the big eclipse. Jeep Dickinson trots out his new sextant and is prac- tically blinded by the glare, His barometer gets spring fever and starts writing little messages. Britton orders two hundred assorted chicken and vermin and houses the little stinkers in the biology lab. Faulkner and DeChiara rush up every night and ring bells trying to make them drool, while everything is psychology around Loomis. Britton snickers and sharpens up the old carving knife. Nash and Clark start putting beds together out of scraps so they can sleep out on the porch. Faculty tells the census taker they are technically unemployed, according to Mr. Fowles. John Faulkner has trouble with a cow on green number six at the golf course. Cousin John played out of the stymie with a pretty 8 iron shot but got stuck in a footprint. Flood waters begin to rise, but subside together with student hopes of vacation. A generous student body manages to scrape S245 together for the largest Red Cross contribution so far. XVith the very successful Glee Club concert at Bushnell, someone suggests draft- ing Mr. Grubbs to the ranks as they say he can be heard all the way across the chapel on Onward Christian Soldiers . Marty Johnson tries getting in an hour late from a night per with the good old daylight saving time excuse. MAY As May opens, all thoughts turn toward the coming dance. DeChiara having tried six times to get a girl, quits in desperation, realizing that his last bank statement read 53.13. Fveryone is mystified by a sudden multiplication of soprano voices around school. The Kenney Emporium which has been out of the news during a brief change of hands hits the headlines once more as it returns se-wal ,..,--..4' --5 L I, m if ALAQSS 4' to its original owner, the only difference being in the water content of some of the ingredients. Cousin John Faulkner, aroused by the Endings of Davis and Costello in the field of hypnotism, puts Thompson into .1 deep slumber quite by accident, the only difhculty being in waking the subject up, which requires some rather strenuous exercises with a hammer. The trap shooting club becomes quite disconcerted during one Sunday morning session when a crow flies over- head. Bettman misses the pigeon but gets the l'UI'!7t'llIL neatly between the eyes. XVarham has a chicken fry. Flood Waters really rising. Dickinson's barometer continues to prophesy sunny weather. Flood waters still rising. Mr. Norris sends out a dove which fails to return, a good sign. NVaters abate, much to the relief of an anxious ball team. Eve of the dance sees furious preparations in progress to decorate the gym. The big week-end arrives. The Sorcerer' draws a packed house two nights running and Bobby Byrne gives everything. P. S. A little behind schedule, but just as lovable as ever, our little winged pals, the mosquitoes pay their annual call along with the alumni. John Faulkner hits the headlines again when he finds a colorful mould of Chocolate Blancmange in his bed. lilliot refuses to return home without an alleged two-foot carp which occupies one of the neighboring sloughs. Pretty Boy Burns looks charming around the campus in a play-suit of Lincoln green muslin. In a last desperate attempt for recognition, the Junior Class starts a path raid in which half the Senior Class easily subdues them, with considerable loss of temper, pants, and breath on both sides. 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