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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1941 volume:

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Senior Master. Mathenzolics Ph.B., Sheflield Scientific School, 1904. Appointed 1914 RENE CIIERUY, Liceneie-es-Lettres Senior Freneli Master Bacliclici es Lcttics, U111VLlS1tC dc Pall IS, 1899, Lieencie-es-Lettres, Sorbonne, 1907 Appointed 1914 HOWARD RANDLETT lXlORSli, A.B. Business M anager A.B., Harvard, 1912. Appointed 1915 KNONVIIIIR MILLS, M.F., A.M. U Master of Batchelcler Hall. Latin A.l5., Harvard, 1907, M.F., 1911, A.M., Columbia, 1929 Appointed 1918 JOHN EDMUND BARSS, A.M., D.L1tt. Master of Taylor Hall. Senior Latin Master A.B., Acadia, 1891, A.B., Harvard, 18925 A.M., 1893 Research Student, Cambridge, 1913, D.Litt. Qhonoraryj, Acadia, 1916, A.M. Qhonoraryj, Trinity, 1936. Appointed 1919 NVILLIAM COGSVVELL CARD, A.B. Music A.B., Acadia, 1912, Graduate New England Conservatory of Music, 1917, Graduate Student, New England Conservatory of Music and Harvard, 1923-24 Appointed 1919 ERNEST WILLIAINI EVENSON, S.B. Business Bay Path Institute, Springfield, Mass., 1920, S.B., College of XVilliam and Mary, 1932. Appointed 1920 ARTIIUR NCJIKMAN SHARP, A.M. French, German A.B., Boston University, 1919, A.M., Harvard, 1920, Sorbonne, 1920-21. Appointed 1922 ROBERT WALTER HOSKINS, S.B. Master of Mason Hall. Senior History Master S.B., Harvard, 1923. Appointed 1923 FREDERICK GALE YVIIITEHEAD, S.B. Master of lVarham II all. Science, M athernatics S.B., University of New Hampshire, 1.926 Appointed 1926 I . 'N SIDNEY LOVETT EATON, A.M. Senior English Master A.B., Harvard, 19279 A.M., Syracuse, 1931 Appointed 1927 THOMAS ELDRETH F INLEY, IR., A.B. Mathematics A.B., Harvard, 1927. Appointed 1927 GEORGE BROOKS SAVAGE, A.M. Master of Palmer Hall. Science A.B., Hamilton, 1927, A.M., Columbia, 1939 Appointed 1927 HULL PLATT MAYNARD, A.B., M.B.A. Admissions. Mathematics A.B., University of California, 1923, M.B.A., Harvard, 1925. Appointed 1928 CHARLES AUGUsTUs PRATT IR S B Mathematics Physics Harvard 1924 28 S B Trinity 1933 Appointed 1929 FRANCIS OLIWSTED GRUBBS A B French A B Prince ton 1930 Appomted 1930 HERBERT PHILO CATI IN A B M athematzcs A B Amherst 1928 Appointed 1931 RALPH DI LAPLAINE BRITTON A M Science French S B T11Hlty 19 31 A M 1937 Appointed 1931 LLOYD WRIGHT F OWI ES A M History A B Bowdoin 1926 A M Harvard 1933 NORRIS ELY ORCHARD A B English AB Yale 1933 Appointed 1933 1 n, Appointed 1928-39,1933 , Q ati NIARTIN HAROLD JOHNSON, A.B. C lassics A.B., Williams, 19335 American School of Classical Studies, Athens, 1933-34. Appointed 1934 HOWARD EVERETI' N ORR1s, A.M. C hemistrg, General Science A.B., Wesleyan, 1932, A.M., 1933. Appointed 1935 JOSEPH SAVOIE STOOKINS, A.M. French, Spanish A.B., Brown, 1934, A.M., 1936, Sorbonne, 1932-33, Diplome d'Etudes de Civilisation Francaise Appointed 1936 DOUGLAS DIXON McKEE, A.B. English A.B., Yale, 1932. Appointed 1936 JOHN HORNE BURNS, A.B. English A.B., Harvard, 1937. Appointed 1937 EDWARD LEWIS BAssETr, A.M. Latin, History A.B., Harvard, 1936, A.M., 1938. Appointed 1938 IOHN DORMAN, A.B. English, Public Speaking A.B., Harvard, 1936. Appointed 1938 fr Q f x M .J SANFORD BALLARD DOLE LOW Boston Museum School. Grand Central School of Art. Member Salmagundi Club, American Water Color So- ciety, New Nork Water Color Club, Connecticut Academy of Fine Ar s. President Art League of New Britain. Ap- f f A -f' pointed 1938 JAMES HENDERSON, IR., A.B. English, Mathematics .B. rinity, 1937. Appointed 1939 PETER PAUL SLADER S B Physical Education S B Springfield College 1938 Appointed 1939 STANLEY SIIILIKUS Mechanical Drawing Appointed 1939 N ATHANIEL HORTON BATCHELDEE, IR., A.B. English, Public Speaking A.B., Harvard, 1939. Appointed 1940 LLOYD FANGEL, B.S. French B.S., University of Virginia, 1933, University of Rome, 1931-32. Appointed 1940 GEORGE IOSICPII ADAINIS, A.B. Remedial English A.B., Bowdoin, 1927, University of Grenoble, 1930 Appointed 1939 LESLIE DAYTON BISSELL, In., cand. phil. Assistant in Mathematics Yale, 1928-30, University of Munich, 1930-35 Appointed 1940 LESTER TIEEALS, In., BS. Assistant in English B.S., Trinity, 1940. Appointed 1940 CARI., U'LSON Superintendent of Maintenance, Instructor in Manual Training 1' 555 1f, . f ,..,1,,cW .AK ' ' xl' I , I N li-0 7x,P,,,.., ,. ., , 1. 1 3, ff 5' X 5 VU Dr, AM M Az Eff-1 x ., .. ,. 5- WfuJA wx. F if '1 t A -2235: UQ . j -Q A3 xb 5 Vi N 1 ' 5 Ill 'I .R 'ff gf V , 5 ' .. ., A.. -if 'Q ou Hi -' f ?4 B fr .0 47- ' ,,..4. .34-ith' 4 -f -... -..J' :f . t . fhgggw I' ' '1 if K lil. if 1 lawn-.a.:an...' W -'fif- Siiljl won... 'Wk X xt QI 5 1 lull: .L A mb! to DIJCI' Blllif Jumn FRANK AKUTOWICZ 580 Poquonoek Avenue, XVindsor, Conn. C 5, 1937-38-Day F ellow, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Freshman Baseball Team, Nautical Club. 1938-89-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Allyn Senior Baseball, Nautical Club, Chess Club. 1939-40-Day F ellowg Co-manager Lightweight Football Team, Allyn Senior Basketball, Allyn Senior Baseball, Chess Club. 1940-41-Day F ellow, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Softball, Chess Club, Gym Committee, Union Settlement Group. SWARTHINIORE CORTLANDT FISHER AMES 41 Edgewood Avenue, Larchmont, N. .Y Bud Carlile Dapper 1937-38-Founders, XVolcott junior Football, XVolcott Hockey, Fresh- man Baseball Team, Nautical Club. 1938-39-Batchelder, NVolcott Junior Football, VVolcott Hockey, Ten- nis, Nautical Club, Iunior French Club, Darwin Club. 1939-40-Warham, Plantation, W'olcott Hockey, Tennis, Nautical Club, Member Interscholastic Crew, Endowment Fund, Treasurer Darwin Club. 1940-41-Batchelder, Wolcott Senior Football, Wrestling Team, Ten- nis, Nautical Club, Endowment Fund, Executive Committee. LEIIIGII DAVID WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, 51 NVestwood Drive, XVorcestcr, Mass. Bucl,' Davey Hiller', 1940-41-Mason, Second Football Team, Rifle Team, Ski Club, Library Committee, Ludlow Club. CORNELL RICHARD BICKFORD ARMSTRONG 402 Lake Street, Shrewsbury, Mass. Dick,' Army,' 1939-40-Maher House, VVolcott Senior Football, Second Basketball Team, Golf Team. 1940-41-Taylor, First Football Team, Wolcott Senior Basketball, Golf Team, Executive Committee, Chairman Gymnasium Committee. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA YVARREN YVILSON BALL 616 Poquonock Avenue, XVindsor, Conn. Q-Ballv Acht-Ball 1936-37-Day Fellow, NVolcott Club Soccer, Wolcott Club Basketball, Freshman Baseball, Rifle Club. 1937-38-Day F ellowg lVolcott Club Soccer, Manager Second Hockey Team, lVolcott Senior Baseball, Sophomore Reception Committee, Junior French Club, Rifle Club. 1938-39-Day F ellow, XVolcott Senior Football, Manager Second Bas- ketball Team, YVolcott Senior Baseball, Rille Club. 1939-40-Day Fellow, lVolcott Senior Football, XVrestling Squad, lrVol- eott Senior Baseball, Rifle Club. 1940-41-Day Fellow, XVolcott Senior Football, Manager XVrestling, NVolcott Senior Basketball, Second Track Team, Athletic Council, Radio Club, Rifle Club, Chemistry Club, Scholastic Committee. fu-e.nMv, 74-qlfd U' GEOR E FISHER BARR M 7 lll Maple Street, Norwood, Mass. Bud', Bucky Tcufelv Kaiser,' 1937-38-Maher House, XVolcott Senior Football, First Hockey Team, Second Tennis Squad, Second Baseball Team, Rille Team, Endowment Fund Wlorking Committee, Glee Club. 1938-39-Batchelder, Lightweight Football Team, First Hockey Team, Second Baseball Team, Vice President Endowment Fund, Music Club, Rifle Team, Clee Club, 1939-40-Taylor, First Football Team, First Hockey Team, Second Baseball Team, Cast Our Townv and The Sorcerer , Glee Club. 1940-41-Mason, Co-Captain First Football Team, Captain First Hoc- key Team, First Baseball Team, Vice President Senior Class, Chairman Wolcott Club, Student Council, President Clee Club, Founders Com- mittee, Athletic Council, Cast Green Pasturesn. DARTLIOUTH STEPHEN FRANIE BEARD North Cove Road, Saybrook, Conn. Dann Gus,' 1937-38-Ely House, Allyn Club Soccer 81 Hockey, Freshman Baseball. 1938-39-Batchelder, Allyn Club Football, Allyn Club Hockey, Second Baseball, Junior French Club. 1939-40-XVarham, Lightweight Football Team, Allyn Club Hockey, Second Baseball. l94O-41-Batchelder, First Football Team, Allyn Club Hockey, First Baseball Team, Music Club, Founders Committee. VVESLEYAN IAMES HENRY BECKMAN 251 Sonndview Avenue, WVhitc Plains, N. Y. M0use', alamesi' Beck 1937-38-Founders, Wolcott Club Soccer, Assistant Manager Basket- ball, XVolcott Club Tennis, Stamp Club, Stagehands Union, Cast 4:26 to WVashington',. 1938-39-Taylor, XVolcott Club Soccer, Assistant Manager Basketball, XVolcott Club Tennis, Sec'y-Treas. Stamp Club, Stagehands Union. 1939-40-NVarham, Wfolcott Club Soccer, Manager Basketball, Wolcott Club Tennis, Sec'y-Treas. Stamp Club, Endowment Fund Working Committee, Stagehands Union, Political Club, Athletic Council. 1940-41-Taylor, XVolcott Club Soccer, Theater NVork Group, VVoleott Club Tennis, Secretary-Treasurer Stamp Club, Stagehands Union, Endowment Fund XVorking Committee, Political Club, Dining Hall Committee, Union Settlement Group. YALE DAVID HUGHES BLEES Island Lake Farm, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. 'Tlugov Coolie,' Honor Roll: 1937-38, 1938-39, 1939-40. 1937-38-Founders, NVolcott Club Soccer, Freshman Baseball Team, Stamp Club, Stagehands Union, Nautical Club, Endowment Fund, Dramatics. 1938-39-Warham, NVolcott Club Soccer, Bicycling, Stamp Club, En- dowment Fund, Debating Club, Iunior French Club, Dramatics. 1939-40-Palmer, Second Soccer Team, Bicycling, Endowment Fund, Stamp Club, Radio Club, Log Board, Music Club, Dramatics. 1940-41-Palmer, Theater Work C-roup, Stamp Club, Secretary French Club, Radio Club, Music Club, Feature Editor Log, Endownment Fund, Record Agency, Stagehands Union, Dramatics. STANFORD BRICE BLOODCOOD 430 East 86th Street, New York, N. Y. Bubsey 1939-40-Batehelderg WVolcott Club Football, XVolcott Club Basketball, Wolcott Club Baseball, Rifle Team, Ski Club. 1940-41-VVarhamg Second Football Team, Ski Team, VVolcott Club Baseball, Dining Ilall Committee, Ski Club. ConNEI.L VVILLIANI CHANLER BUllN 139 Sagamore Road, Maplewood, N. Bill,' GCJCIHIISCU 1937-38-Founders, Allyn Club Soccer, Ceneral Exercise, Tennis, Radio Club, Bicycle Club. 1938-39-Batchelderg Allyn Club Soccer, Ceneral Exercise, Tennis, Radio Club, Bicycle: Club. 1939-40-Mason, Allyn Club Soccer, General Exercise, Bicycling, Music Club, Choir, Glee Club, Cast The Sorcerer , Ski Club. 1940-41-Palmer, Assistant Manager First Soccer Team, Skiing, Planta- tion, Music Club, Choir, Clee Club, Radio Club, Chemistry Club, Founders Committee. VVILLIAM ALFRED BOWEN 720 Highland Avenue, NVestfield, N. I. Bill', Bo1nIJshcllv Torperlo', Boneheacl,' 1940-41-Mason, First Football Team, Skiing, First Tennis Team, Library Committee, Clee Club. BIICHIGAN IOHN ROBESQN BRADSHAVV 1101 Nottingham Road, W'ilmington, Del. B ra fl H aw ki' B adv 1938-39-Founders, Ludlow Club Soccer, General Exercise, Ludlow Club Baseball, Bicycle Club. 1939-40-Mason, First Soccer Team, Ludlow Senior Basketball, First Track Squad, Chemistry Club, Endowment Fund NVorking Committee. 1940-41-Batchelder, First Soccer Team, Manager Fencing, First Track Team, Athletic Council, Special Committee, Vice President Chemistry Club, Endowment Fund VVorking Committee, Press Club, Cerele Fran- cais, Glee Club, Music Club, Political Club, Cast Green Pasturesv. CORNELL DAVID LEONARD BROOK Deer Park, Greenwich, Conn. Dave Huisseauv I3rooksv Honor Roll: 1939-40. 1938-39-Mason, Allyn Iunior Football, Allyn Club Hockey, Allyn Club Baseball, Darwin Club. 1.939-40-XVarham, Plantation, Allyn Club Hockey, Allyn Club Tennis, Darwin Club, Photographic Board of Loomiscellany. 1940-41-VVarham, Plantation, Allyn Club Hockey, Club Tennis, Presi- dent Loomiscellany, Chairman Photographic Division Darwin Club, Dining Hall Committee, Publications Board. YALE FRANK GHJBERT BUCKNA1Xl 77 Penn Drive, VVest Hartford, Conn. Buck, llonor Roll: 1937-38, 1938-39, 1,939-40, 1940-41 1937-38-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Club Tennis. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Club Tennis, Darwin Club. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, General Exercise, Club Tennis, Secretary Darwin Club. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, General Exercise, Club Tennis, Secretary Darwin Club, French Club, Chairman Scholarship Committcc, Union Settlement VVork, Yale-Loomis Scholar. YALE ROBERT lNl1TCHELL BURTON XVood and Forest Avenues, Glendale, Ohio M i kev Bohn Mitch,, Mo 1937-38-Maher House, WVolcott junior Football, Second Team Bas- ketball, Freshman Baseball Team. 1938-39-Batchelder, Lightweight Football Team, Second Basketball Team, First Track Team, Iunior French Club, Sophomore Reception Committee, Endowment Fund YVorking Committee. 1939-40-Mason, Co-Captain Lightweight Football Team, First Basket- ball Team, First Track Team, Student Council. 1940-41-Mason, First Football Team, WVinter Track, Captain Track Team, Vice President Student Council, Fall Dance Committee, Scholar- ship Committee, Athletic Council, Cast aGreen Pasturesv. ALJHERST e X STEPHEN HENRY BURTON XVood a.nd Forest Avenues, Glendale, Ohio Hank, 'cBurti,' Ha11kusv Mandi, 1937-38-Founders, Allyn junior Football, Second Basketball Team, Freshman Baseball Team. 1938-39-Batchelder, Lightweight Football Team, Second Basketball Team, Captain Second Baseball Team, Chairman Sophomore Recep- tion Committee, President Iunior French Club, Endowment Fund NVorking Committee. 1939-40-Founders, Co-Captain Lightweight Football Team, First Bas- ketball Team, First Baseball Team, Student Council, Vice President Iunior Class, Spring Dance Committee. 1940-41-Batchelder, First Football Team, First Basketball Team, C0- Captain First Baseball Team, Student Council, President Senior Class, Chairman Executive Committee, Dining Hall Committee, Athletic Council, Iunto Committee, Chairman Spring Dance Committee, In- signia Committee, Cast Green Pastures . AMHERST EDWVABD WALLACE BUSH, IB. 95 Kenyon Street, Hartford, Conn. Ted,' Big Edi' Bullet,' Honor Boll: 1937-38, 1938-39, 1939-40, mid-year 1940-41 1937-38-Day Fellow, Allyn junior Football, Allyn Iunior Basketball, Tennis, Rifle Club, Chess Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Allyn junior Football, Allyn Iunior Basketball, Golf, Chess Club, junior French Club, Band. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Golf, Secretary Chess Club, Band. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Golf, Handbook Committee, Scholarship Committee, Band, Political Club, Chess Club, Cast Green Pasturesv. DARTMOU1-H STUART WYNANS BUSH 407 Euclid Avenue, Elmira, N. Y. Stun 1940-41-Founders, Fall Tennis, Allyn Club Hockey, Allyn Club Ten- nis, Chess Club, Biiie Club, Darwin Club, Music Club, Cast 'gGreen Pasturesv. AINIIIERST NIARSENA PARKER BUTTS 306 Franklin Street, Newton, Mass. Buttsiev K'Dukev Zami, lVeaselv 1940-41-Mason, Ludlow Senior Football, First llockey Team, Assist- ant Coach Freshman Baseball Team, Grounds Committee. AMHERST STEPHEN NIIRICK BUTTS 306 Franklin Street, Newton, Mass. Buttsiev Steven 1940-41-Taylor, Allyn Iunior Football, Captain Ski Team, Allyn Club Baseball, Darwin Club, Ski Club. ALIIIERST WALTER HOLLIS GALDNVELL 54 Pilgrim Road, VVest Hartford, Conn. M oe Walt,' 1937-38-Founders, NVolcott Club Football, General Exercise, Fresh- man Baseball Team, Radio Club. 1938-39-Taylor, Wolcott Club Football, Second Hockey Team, Wolcott Club Baseball. 1939-40-Palmer, VVolcott Club Football, WVolcott Club Hockey, Wolcott Club Baseball, President Radio Club. 1940-41-Warham, Plantation, General Exercise, Softball, President Radio Club, Band, Dining Hall Committee. INIASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PAU IOSEPII CARAVATT, JR. 4 Ansonia Strcet, Hartford, Conn. . Red Von 937 8 low, YVolcott Club Soccer, Fencing, XVolcott Club s, R e ub, Stamp Club, Ping Pong Club. -39 Fellow, NVolcott Club Soccer, Fencing, Manager Second s ll 1 , Rifle Club. ellow, Second Soccer Team, Fencing, Manager First se a eam, Debating Club, Business Board Log, Athletic Council. 1 0-4 ay Fellow, First Soccer Team, XVolcott Club Tennis, Glcc Club, Business Board Log, Dining Hall Committee. DARTINIOUTH JOHN FREDERICK CHATILLGN 103 Lincoln Park Drive, Syracuse, N. Y. Jacky achllfv 1940-41-Taylor, First Football Team, VVrestling, Track, Political Club, Rifle Club, Cast Green Pasturesv, Library Committee. CORNELL STUART EDGAR COLIE Zanoni P. O., Gloucester County, Virginia Wolf FuscIi 'flrcasyv Stun Honor Boll: 1940-41 1937-38-Ely House, W'olcott Club Football, Boxing, XVolcott Club Baseball. 1938-39-NVarham, Lightweight Football Team, Boxing, Track Squad, Sophomore Reception Committee, junior French Club. 1939-40-Taylor, First Football Team, XVolcott Club Hockey, Track Squad, Student Council, Log Board. 1940-41-Taylor, First Football Team, Vvork Prograin, Student Council, Log Board, Cast Green Pastures . YALE ROBERT SCOTT COLLINS 1 Sylvan Lane, Old Creenwicli, Conn. 'clieanyi' Bcansv Honor Boll: 1939-40 1938-39-Maher House, Allyn Club Soccer, Tennis, Bicycle Club. 1939-40-Batchclder, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Club Tennis, C-lee Club, Choir, Cast The Sorcerern. 1940-41-Batchelder, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Club Hockey, Track, Clee Club, Choir, Senior French Club, Loorniscellany Board, Special Connnittee. PIKINCETON Y'VALTFiB F1iANClS XAVIER COLLOPY 11 Linnard Road, NVest Hartford, Conn. C I al I io pe I I orsrf' Honor Boll: ISJIES-30, 1039-40, 1940-41 1938-39-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basket- ball, Ludlow Club Baseball, Debating Society, Political Club, Chess Club, Stamp Club, Loomiscellany Board. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Lightweight Football Team, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Golf, Debating Council, Political Club, Chess Club, Loomis- cellany Board. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Captain Ludlow Senior Football, General Exer- cise, Track Squad, Debating Council, Political Club, Cercle Francais, Dramatics, Loomiseellany Board, Cliairman Advisory Committee, Executive Committee, Tutor oi' Study Club, Senior Room Inspector. Harvard Club of Coimeeticut Seliolarsliip. HARVARD JAMES CAREY COOK Hillcrest, Biver Boad, New Brunswick, N. Joey J i mv Honor Roll: 1939-40, mid-year 1940-41 1939-40-Ely House, Allyn Club Soccer, First Fencing Team, Allyn Club Tennis, Log Board, Cercle Francais, Stagehands Union, Radio Club, Dramatics. 1940-41-Studio, Second Soccer Team, First Fencing Team, Second Track, Cercle Franeais, Stageliands Union. Cast Green Pastures , Music Club, Special Committee, Laboratory Assistant, Log Board. YALE DUNCAN MCLAREN CRANE 187 Wendell Avenue, Pittsfield, Mass. Dunk,' Honor Roll: 1939-40 1939-40-Mason, Lightweight Football Team, Wrestling, Track, Dar- win Club. 1940-41-Batchelderg Second Football Team, Wrestling, Second Track, President Darwin Club, Chairman Dining Hall Committee, Executive Committee. XVILLIAIXIS XVILSON MARSHALL CROSS 155 Ieiferson lid. WVest, Pittsford, N. Y. Marsh Armen 1939-40-Mason, Plantation, Cross-Country, Allyn Senior Basketball, Winter Track, Second Track Team. 1940-41-Mason, Second Soccer Team, Cheer Leader, Cross-Country, Theater Group, WVinter Track, Spring Track, Fall Dance Committee, Music Club, Chairman Senior Reception Committee, Glee Club, Stage- hands Union, Cast Green Pasturesn, Art Editor Loomiscellany, Man- ager Glee Club. COLORADO JOSEPH CHOSSLEY, ll 21 Battle Road, Princeton, N. I. Whiteyv Ioan Bl0ndie,' 1938-39-Founders, Allyn Club Soccer, Club Tennis, Tennis Manager- ship Heeler, Nautical Club, Bicycle Club. 1939-40-Mason, Allyn Club Soccer, Assistant Manager Tennis, Nauti- cal Club. 1940-41-Taylor, Allyn Club Soccer, Manager Tennis, Glee Club, Athletic Council, Chapel Committee. PRINCETON ARTHUR BLISS DAYTON, IR. 61 Loomis Place, New Haven, Conn. Art', A.Bf' Bliss 1937-38-Founders, Ludlow Iunior Football, General Exercise, Tennis, Nautical Club, Theater Carpentry. 1938-39-Taylor, Built Alden ten-foot sailing dinghy, Nautical Club, Music Club. 1939-40-Taylor, Plantation, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Stagehands Union, Nautical Club, Music Club. V 1940-41-Warhamg Plantation, In charge of Theater WVork Group dur- ing Fall, xVllllft'l', and Spring, Stagehands Union, Nautical Club. N0li'l'IlNVliS'l'ICRN 'mon I JOHN THOMSON DOBBIN s ' 1 llobin Boad, Yllest Hartford, Conn. C tl J Doll feelin B H ' toll: 1 37-38, 1938-39, 1939-40, 1940-41 Q- nxf' ay lloW,, N tt lunior Football XVolcott junior Basket- .rk resl n Bas ' l, Sta ip Qhib, ng P 1 Club. 19 -39-Day Fc 5 XVolc t 'enior li al ' W lcott Senior Basket- llgall, Club Bas 1ll, Junior ' ich Ch , . mp Club, Debating Club, usiness d Log, So or ' Bc -c on Committee. 1939-40 ay Fello olcott Football, VVolcott Senior Bas- ketba , Club s ,, Debating ouncil, Stamp Club, Business Board Log, tu ent ncil. 1940-41-Day 'ellowg Wlolcott Senior? Football, XVrc-stling Team, Sec- ond Track Squad, Debating Council-, Business Board Log, Advisory Committee, Glee Club, Student Council. ABIIHQIKST ANDBE VICTOR DU BOUCHET 36 Sumner Road, Brookline, Mass. 1940-41-Taylor, Wfolcott Senior Basketball, Barbecue XVork Squad, French Club, VVinner of Harry DeForest Smith Scholarship in Greek at Amherst College. AM11r:ns'r PETER KISSEL EATON Oenoke Avenue, New Canaan, Conn. Pete, uPUClf0ll,, Honor Roll: 19:37-38, 1938-39 1937-38-Founders, Vfolcott junior Football, XVolcott lunior Basket- ball, Second Tennis Team, Bitle Club, Chess Club. 1938-39-Taylor, NVoleott Junior Football, Second Hockey Team, Sec- ond Tennis Team, Chess Club, Stage-hands Union, Heeler Basketball Managership. 1939-40-Taylor, XVolcott lunior Football, First Hockey Team, First Tennis Team, Stagehands Union, Chess Club. 1940-41-Palmer, NVolcott Senior Football, First Hockey Team, Captain First Tennis Team, Stagehands Union, Chess Club, Gym Committee. 11AnvAnn VVHJLTAFT CAVENY EBERLE, 98 Iordan Street, Skaneateles, N. Yi Rabbit Eben Billy 1939-40-Mason, Lightweight Football Team, First Hockey Team, First Track Team, Allyn Club, Clee Club, Cast The Sorcerer , Choir. 1940-41-YVarharng First Hockey Team, First Track Team, Clee Club, Choir, Commodore Nautical Club, Cast 'iCox and Box , Student Council. YALE xg A, ,,,f.,a, P lov-wlU1c'Vt'L f 'x...,s. ' ATT' A t ,ft tt S, i WM il A A JOHN LATHROP ECOB 29 East 9th Street, New York, N. Y. Jacky Eek', nlakei' 1939-40-Mason, Allyn Iunior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Allyn Senior Baseball, Log Board, Cast 'cOur Townv, Stagehands Union. 1940-41-Batchelder, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Skiing, Track, Log Board, Ilandbook Board, Stagchands Union, Gym Committee. HARVARD KNIGHT EDWARDS 212 NVater1nan Street, Providence, R. I. f'Knightwards,' KD Honor Roll: 1937-38, 1938-39, 1939-40 1937-38-Founders, Allyn junior Football, General Exercise, Freshman Baseball, Darwin Club, Nautical Club, Cast 64:26 to NVashingt0n . 1938-39-Batchelder, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Iunior Basketball, Club Tennis, Debating Club, Darwin Club, junior French Club, Nautical Club. 1939-40-Mason, Plantation, Club Hockey, Club Tennis, Log Board, V ice-President Darwin Clnb, Nautical Club. 1940-41-Palmer: Allyn Club Soccer, General Exercise, Club Tennis, President Log Board, Vice President Darwin Club Qresignedj, Nautical Club, Scholarship Committee, President Publications Board, Cast Green Pasturesv. BROXVN WARREN WILIJIAM EGINTON Hancock Lane, Darien, Conn. Edgev Edgiev 1937-38-Founders, XVolcott Club Soccer, WVoleott Club Baseball, Chess Club, Cast 84:26 to Washingtonv. 1938-39-XVarham, Wolcott Club Soccer, NVolcott Club Baseball, Stage- hands Union, Chess Club, Debating Council, Cast Henry IVD. 1939-40-Warham, Second Soccer Team, Golf, XVolcott Club Hockey, Theater Crew, Log Board, Business Manager Stagehands Union, Sec- retary Debating Club, President Chess Club, Cast Our Townv. 1940-41-XVarham, First Soccer Team, Club Tennis, Executive Com- mittee, Chairman Special Committee, Sports Editor Log, Secretary Chess Club, Secretary Debating Club, Political Club, Business Manager Stagehands Union, Dormitory Committee. PRINCETON WILLIAM ROBERT FALKIN, JR. 354 Fern Street, VVest Hartford, Conn. Billv 1937-38-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Second Baseball Team, Stamp Club, Ping Pong Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Second Baseball Team, Junior French Club, Band. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Second Football Team, Allyn Senior Basketball, First Baseball Team, Iunto Committee. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Second Football Team, Allyn Senior Basketball, First Baseball Team, Secretary-Treasurer Iunto Committee, Special Committee, Glee Club. 5 AMI-IERST H Y 7' f Y is is F t I .. , X X 1?,.f 4' .- X IOHN SCOTT FLINT West Cornwall, Conn. Silex', Cyn Farm ieri' 1937-38-Ely House, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Club Hockey, Fresh- man Baseball, Bitte Club. 1938-39-Taylor, Allyn Iunior Football, Allyn Iunior Basketball, Fresh- man Baseball, Bitle Club. 1939-40-YVarhamg Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Lasketball, Club Baseball, Stagchands Union, Chess Team. 1940-41-NVarhamg Second Football Team, Allyn Senior Basketball, Stagehancls Union, Chess Team, Darwin Club, Cercle Francais, Founders Committee. J YALE HENRY YVlLLlAM FOULDS, IB. 45 Popham Road, Searsdale, N. Y. IIar1y', Handsome Ilarrif' Ilonor Boll: 1939-49, 1940-41 1938-39-Founders, XVolcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, Second Track Team, Glec Club, Debating Club. 1939-40-Mason, Manager Second Soccer Team, NVinter Track, First Track Team, Glec Club, Choir, Nautical Club, Cast The Sorcerer , Managership Heeler Loom, Debating Club. 1940-41-Palmer, Manager First Soccer Team, Coach General Exercise, First Track Team, Athletic Council, Chemistry Club, Glee Club, Choir, Business Manager Loom, Founders Committee, Cast Green Pasturesn, Publications Board. YALE EDYVARD l.lVlNGSTON FBEEhiAN, Ili. 58 Sayles Avenue, Pawtucket, lt. 1. Burl i'Cf1i1nonlJr1il', Butch,' 1939-40-Batchelderg Second Football Team, Second Basketball Team, XVolcott Club Baseball, Nautical Club. 1940-41-Batchelderg First Football Team, First Basketball Squad, Softball, Nautical Club, Cliairinan-Treasurer Dormitory Committee, Scholarship Committee, Student Council. w1Li.I.x:xis VICTOR C. FUSCO 30 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor, Conn. View Honor Boll: 1937-38, 1938-89, 1939-40 1937-38-Day F ellow, NVolcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, Fresh- man Baseball. 1938-89-Day Fellow, XVolcott Club Soccer, Vxfolcott Junior Basketball, Wolcott Senior Baseball. 1939-40-Day Fellow, XVolcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, XVolcott Senior Baseball, Chess Club, Laboratory Assistant. 1940-41-Day Fellow, XVolcott Club Soccer, Theater Group, VVolcott Senior Baseball, Gym Committee, President Chess Club, Laboratory Assistant. TRINITY HERBERT CLAPSADDLE GETMAN, IR. 20 Clinton Street, Oneonta, N. Y. Herb Clapsaddle,' 1939-40-Batchelder, Plantation, Wolcott Club Hockey, Club Tennis, Darwin Club. 1940-41-Mason, Wolcott Club Soccer, Wolcott Club Hockey, Club Tennis, Treasurer Darwin Club, Cast Green Pasturesv, Scholarship Committee. HAMILTON GEORGE CRAIG GRUBB 50 Shore Road, Old Greenwich, Conn. lfclubif Honor Roll: 1940-41 1940-41-Mason, Allyn Senior Football, Band, Chapel Committee. DARTIVIOUTII JOHN STEWART HARRISON, JR. Bungalow No. 76, Aruba, Netherlands NVest Indies Stew', ,Rubav 1940-41-Mason, Plantation, Golf Team, Political Club, Chaffee Play, Lead Green Pasturesn, Reception Committee. VIRGINIA WILLIAM SWASEY HATT 720 Longmeadow Street, Longmeadow, Mass. Moen B illi' 1940-41-Taylor, Wolcott Club Soccer, First Hockey Team, Rifle Club, Entertainment Committee. DARTBIOUTII CHARLES 1fDlVlN 111RSCH Berry Knoll, XVoodbury, Conn. 'Tllizzckw 1937-38-Poke Inn, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Track, Stagehands Union, Press Club, Concert Orchestra. 1938-39-Mason, Second Soccer Team, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Track, Concert Orchestra, Dance Orchestra, Stageliands Union, Press Club, Loomiscellany Board, Band. 1939-40-Mason, First Soccer Team, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Lud- low Senior Baseball, Concert Orchestra, Dance Orchestra, Band, Press Club, Stage-hands Union, Chemistry Club, Darwin Club, Loomiscellany. 1940-41-Batchclderg First Soccer Team, Manager Basketball, Manager Baseball, Concert Orchestra, Dance Orchestra, Band, President Press Club, Log Board, Vice-Clnlirman Ludlow Club, Loomiscellany. DIXICXEL IOHN FORBES HOBSON 22 Garfield Road, Belmont, Mass. Mlloblnfi 011011.90 Lightsi' 1938-39-Founders, Ludlow Club Soccer, Fencing, Theater XVork Squad, Stagehands Union, Radio Club, Band. I 1939-40-Mason, Ludlow Club Soccer, Fencing, Plantation, Stagehands Union, Radio Club, Band, Concert Orchestra. 1940-41-Palmer, Second Soccer Team, Fencing Team, XVork Program, Stagehands Union, Radio Club, Band, Concert Orchestra, Founders Committee. Uxl '. 1 A Q NKOVL DREYPL ,SVT XXUQK 0 01 'ALAN NOURSF. IIOUCIITON l 174 Four Mile Road, NVest Hartford, Conn. Ain Big Ali, ZlIusCie.s',, Honor Roll 1937-38, 1938-39, 1939-40, 1940-41 1937-SS-Day Fellow, .-Xllyn junior Football, .Xllyn junior Basketball, Freshman Baseball Team, Stamp Club, Ping Pong Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Allyn junior Football, Captain Allyn Junior Basketball, Allyn Senior Baseball. Band, junior French Club, Stamp Club, Chess Club. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Second Basketball Team, Second Baseball Team, Band, Dance Orchestra, Chess Club, Vice President Stamp Club, llandbook Board. 19-10-41-Day Fellow, Captain Allyn Senior Football, First Basketball Team, Track, Chairman llandbook Board, Business Board Loomiscel- lany, Chess Club, Stamp Club, Special Committee, Band, Dance Orchestra. li.-xiuzxlni CHARLES IOSEPH HUBBARD, II Stockbridge, Mass. Ioan Ti,Qer', 1937-38-Maher Ilouse, XVolcott Club Football, Fencing Team, Track Squad, Rille Club, Stamp Club. 1938-39-lVarhamg XVolcott Club Football, Fencing Team, Track Squad, Treasurer Iunior French Club, President Stamp Club. 1939-40-XVarham, Founders, First Football Team, Fencing Team, Track Team, President Stamp Club. 1940-41-Taylor, First Football Team, Captain Fencing Team, Track Team, President Iunto, Student Council, Athletic Council, Spring Dance Committee. IIARYAIUJ ANDREW IXIOBSE HUINIE American Marathi Mission, NVai, Satara District, India Ancly', 1938-39-Day Fellow, VVolcott Club Baseball. 1939--10-Day Fellow, XVolcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, XVolcott Club Baseball, Political Club. 1940--11-Day F cllow, XVolcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, XVolcott Club Baseball, Political Club, Grounds Committee. YALE RAY EDXVAIID KIDDER Club Road, Biverside, Conn. The Marl Scicntistv 1937-38-Founders, Allyn Iunior Football, Allyn Club Hockey, Fresh- man Baseball. 1938-39-Taylor, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Club IIockey, Allyn Senior Baseball, Chemistry Club. 1939-40-Palmer, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Club Hockey, Allyn Senior Baseball, Vice President Radio Club, President Chemistry Club, Chess Team. 1940-41-Palmer, Plantation, Allyn Club Hockey, Vice President Pmadio Club, President Chemistry Club, Chess Team, Dance Orchestra, Grounds Committee. CALIFORNIA TECH XVILLIAM HENRY OYVEN KIEKHOFEB 1919 Arlington Place, Madison, XVisc. Bill Kick, Honor Iloll: I9-10-41 1940-41-Mason, Fall Tennis, Skiing, Ludlow Club Tennis, Political Club, Chemistry Club, Founders Committee. YALE EDXVARD CGNVERSE LINCOLN, IR. S12 Longmeadow Street, Longmeadow, Mass. 'KTC'flv Alien Honor Boll: l939--10 1938-39-Maher House, Ludlow .Iunior Football, Ludlow Club Hockey, Second Tennis Team, Stamp Club. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Club Hockey, Sec- ond Tennis Teain, Stamp Club. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Club Hockey, First Tennis Team, Special Committee. w1LLrAMs LAYVTHER LOGAN 101 Bryansburn Road, Bangor, County Down, Northern Ireland Paddy,' Honor Roll: 1940-41 1940-41-Taylor, Ludlow Club, Second Soccer Team, Track Team. Political Club, Radio Club, Debating Club, Log Board. YALE RTARQUARD HENRY LUND, IR. Club Road, Riverside, Conn. Marky Honor Roll: 1937-38, 1938-39, 1939-40 1937-38-Founders, Second Soccer Team, Second Hockey Team, See- ond Tennis Team, Darwin Club, Cleo Club, Concert Orchestra. 1938-39-Gymnasium, Second Soccer Team, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Second Tennis Team, Darwin Club, Clee Club, Debating Club, Concert Orchestra, Dance Orchestra, Sophomore Reception Committee. 1939-40-Studio, First Soccer Team, Plantation, First Tennis Team, President Darwin Club, Vice President Debating Club, Log Board. 1940-41-Palmer, Plantation, Skiing, Tennis Team, Log Board, Nautical Club, Chemistry Club, Vice President Debating Club, Darwin Club, Ludlow Club Tennis, Rifle Club. Chairman Crounds Committee, Executive Connnittee. YALE FREDERICK DAVID lXlAl,KlNSON 51 Outlook Avenue, NVest Hartford, Conn. nlfreclll Legrognon Honor Roll: 19:37-38, 1938-39, 1939-40, 1940-41 1937-38-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Club Basketball, Allyn Club Tennis, Stamp Club, Ping Pong Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Club Basketball, Allyn Club Tennis, Band, Stamp Club. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Club Basketball, Allyn Club Tennis, Band, Debating Council. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Club Basketball Allyn Club Tennis Handbook Committee Senior French Club loo isctl ., . ,, , A in. 1 - lany Board, Band, Debating Council, Grounds Committee, Tutor in Study Club. HARVARD ROBERT lX'lAN1LLA 25 East 86th Street, New York, N. Y. Rolf R0bcrt,' 1937-38-Founders, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Club Hockey, 1938-39-Taylor, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Iunior Basketball, Lud- low Club Tennis, Rifle Club, Debating Club, Clee Club, Cast i'Trial by Iur 193l9-40-Batehelder, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basket- ball, Ludlow Club Tennis, Clee Club, Rille Team, Senior French Club, Cast K'The Soreererv. 1940-41-Palmer, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Ludlow Club Tennis, Rifle Team, Senior French Club, Clee Club, Founders Committee, Cast Green Pasturesn. YALE HAMILTON WHITNEY NIANSUR, IR. 6 Lincoln Street, Spencer, Mass. XVI: i tv Hamv 1940-41-Taylor, Second Football Team, Allyn Club Basketball, Golf Team, Advisory Committee. BOVVIJOIN HOWARD BIALCOLM MARTON 211 Central Park NVQ-st, New York, N. Y. 'KDippy Droopif K'Howic', 1939-40-Stermer House, Wolcott Club Soccer, XVolcott Club Basket- ball, Golf, Glee Club, Dramatics. 1940-41-Batchelder, VVolcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, Track Squad, Glee Club, Theater XVork Group, Grounds Committee. BROXVN PAUL IIIRSCIII, NIAYEB, IR. 207 Euclid Avenue, Albany, N. Y. nflirsclllv P.I'I.', 1937-38-Founders, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Club Basketball, Club Tennis, Concert Orchestra. 1938-39-VVarham, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Club Basketball, Club Tennis, Concert Orchestra, Cast Trial by Iuryn. 1939-40-VVarham, Soccer Managcrship Heeler, Ludlow Club Basket- ball, Club Tennis, Concert Orchestra, Dance Orchestra, Glee Club, Cast The Sorcererv. 1940-41-XVarhamg Ludlow Club Soccer, Theater XVork Group, Tennis, Concert Orchestra, Dance Orchestra Cresignedj, Chaffee-Loomis Dra- matics, Glee Club, Grounds Committee, Union Settlement WVork. ConN15LL NORMAN BRUCE lXlcLEOD 4 Berkley Road, Belle Haven, Alexandria, Va. Angus, Mad, 'KMcLe0fI'i Bulletu 1939-40-Batchelder, Lightweight Football Team, VVolcott Club Hockey, Second Tennis Team, Log Board, Endowment Fund, N au Club. Team, Second Tennis Team, Log Board, Endowment Fund, C 1Il Dormitory Committee, Dining Hall Committee, Nautical lb. AIXIIIERST SN Dk S: W D S9 r' 1 .J 1940-41-Batchelderg Captain Lightweight Football Team, Y c' IK 3 X 5 K y,y, HAROLD ATONOSON 290 VVindsor Avenue, Wilson, Conn. Honor Roll: mid-year 1940-41 1940-41-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Cross Country, Wrestling Team, Track, Chess Club, Library Committee. TRINITY HUGH lN'l0NTGOlN'lERY 42. Elm Street, XVindsor Locks, Conn. Monty,' Honor Roll: 1937-38 1937-38-Day Fellow, VVolcott Junior Football, General Exercise, Ten- nis, Darwin Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, XVolcott Iunior Football, General Exercise, Plan- tation, Darwin Club. 1939-40-Day F ellow, XVolcott Iunior Soccer, General Exercise, Tennis, Darwin Club, Chess Club. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Wolcott Junior Soccer, General Exercise, Soft- ball, Darwin Club, Chess Club, Rifle Club, Grounds Committee, Work on Mineral Collection. HARVARD CURTIS BRADLEY NIOREHOUSE Compo Cove, XVcstport, Conn. Chauncgf KC. B 1938-39-Ely House, Ludlow Club, First Football Team, Second Hockey Team, Second Baseball Team. Radio Club. 1939-40-Gymnasium, First Football Team, First Hockey Team, First Baseball Team. 1940-41-Gymnasium, First Football Team, Ludlow Senior Basketball, First Baseball Team, Glee Club. CORNELL PETER MARSHALL FTUYER Piedmont Drive, Bound Brook, N. Spawn 1938-39-Maher House, Ludlow Club Soccer, Squash, Tennis, Bicycle Club, Stagehands Union. 1939-40-Palmer, Second Soccer Team, WVinter Track, Plantation, Stage- hands Union, Endowment Fund. 1940-41-Palmer, Second Soccer Team, NVinter Track, Spring Track, Stagehands Union, Endowment Fund, Dormitory Committee, Founders Committee, Music Club. XVILLTANI CHARLES NEXVBOLD 6809 Fairfax lload, Bethesda, Md. Nubian 1933-39-Maher House, Taylor, Second Football Team, XVintcr Track, First Track Team. 1939-40-Batchelder, First Football Team, Plantation, First Track Team, Mail Boy. 1940-41-Palmer, First Football Team, Plantation, First Track Team, Student Council, Mail Boy, Sccretary-Treasurer Senior Class. CORNELL HUGO LEO NORIGE 607 Forbes Street, East Hartford, Conn. 'Colcliei' i'CurIif, ullughv 'iY11,g' 1940-41-Day Fellow, First Football Team, First Basketball Team, First Track Team, Library Committee. W'ORCIZSTElt TECII THOMAS RICHARD NUNAN, Ill. 11 Stearns Street, Newton Centre, Mass. Skippy, Tom O,Nunanv 1938-39-Founders, NVolcott Iunior Football, VVolcott Iunior Basket- ball, Freshman Baseball, Bicycle Club. Endowment Fund. 1939-40-Palmer, Lightweight Football Team, VVolcott Senior Basket- ball, Second Baseball Team, Endowment Fund, Political Club. 1940-41-Batchelder, Second Football Team, Vfolcott Club Hockey, Skiing, YVork Program, Executive Committee, Chairman Entertainment Committee, Executive Committee Endowment Fund, Political Club, Associate Editor Log, Ccrcle F rancais, Ski Clap. My 7 nAavA1m - Y S .f'? k' K HOWARD NICCREA ORB 513 South Court Street, Circleville, Ohio O1'l1if, Ilkley H0wiev 1940-41-Taylor, Second Football Team, XVolcott Senior Basketball, Cvlee Club. UNIVERSITY or' RIICIIICAN DOUGLAS RICHARD METCALFE OSBORN Poquonock, Conn. Ozz'ie,' Dick', 1937-38-Day F ellow, Allyn Club Soccer, General Exercise, Rifle Club. 1938-39-Day F ellow, Allyn Club Soccer, General Exercise, Rifle Club. 1939-40-Day F ellow, Soccer Managership Heeler, Basketball Man- agership Heeler, Track Managership Heeler, Rifle Club, Rifle Team. 1940-41-Day Fellow, General Manager Fall Sports, Manager Track, Rifle Team, Manager Rifle Team, Athletic Council, Dining Hall Com- mittee. UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT ARIO PARDEE, 5TH 101 NVest Broad Street, Hazleton, Pa. Kayo', Airy,' 1938-39-Taylor, Allyn Club Football, Allyn Club Basketball, Golf Team, Bank and Store Assistant. 1939-40-Batchelder, Second Football Team, Second Basketball Team, Golf Team, Bank and Store Assistant. 1940-41-Palmer, Second Football Team, Allyn Club Basketball, Cap- tain Golf Team, Coach Golf Team, Student Council, Grounds Commit- tee, Bank and Store Assistant. A j I fo T1 if 'f A GEORGE KENDALL PAIIMELEE ,721 1093 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford, Conn. ' VK Keri, Honor Roll: 1937-38, 1938-39, 1939-40, 1940-41 1937-38-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Club Hockey, Ludlow Club Baseball, Chess Club, Ping Pong Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Second Hockey Team, Golf, Debating Club, junior French Club, Endowment Fund Commit- tee, Business Board Log, Sophomore Reception Committee. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Second Soccer Team, Golf, Assistant Business Manager Log. 1940-41-Day F ellow, First Soccer Team, Ludlow Club Hockey, Golf, Assistant Business Manager Log, Founders Committee, Union Settle- ment Group, Tutor in Study Club, Senior Room Inspector, Chairman Ludlow Club. INTASSACIIUSETTS INSTITUTE or TECHNOLOGY BENIAMIN FRANKLIN PERKINS, IR. 1308 Northampton Street, Holyoke, Mass. Perle, B .F .D 1938-39-Infirmary, Ludlow Club Soccer, Fencing, Tennis. 1939-40-Palmer, Second Soccer Team, General Exercise, Skiing, Ten- nis, Political Club, Band. 1940-41-Palmer, First Soccer Team, Skiing, Club Tennis, Political Club, Band, Music Club, Nautical Club, Chapel Committee. NVILLIAMS SIDNEY DILLINGHAM PINNEY, IR. 290 XVolcott Hill Road, NVethersfield, Conn. Sid Pinv 1939-40-Taylor, Second Soccer Team, Allyn Club Hockey, Allyn Club Tennis, Cast Our Town . 1940-41-Palmer, First Soccer Team, Allyn Club Hockey, Second Track Team, Band, Political Club, Dormitory Committee, Dining Hall Com- mittee, Cast Green Pasturesn, Dance Orchestra. ALIHERST fgsx gr! 4231. ROBERT RANDALL POTTER Q 59 Tremont Street, Hartford, Conn. V 'ZQO .3 BOW ' T Honor Roll. 1938-39, 1939-40, 1940-41 1937-38-Day F ellowg Wolcott Junior Football, Wolcott junior Basket- ball, Freshman Baseball Team. 1938-39-Day F ellowg NVolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basket- ball, Second Baseball Team, Debating Council, Sophomore Reception Committee, Iunior French Club, Assistant Advertising Manager Log. 1939-40-Day F ellow, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basket- ball, Wolcott Senior Baseball, President Debating Council, Chess Club, Assistant Advertising Manager Log, Assistant Business Manager Loomiscellany. 1940-41-Day F ellow, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basket- ball, Tennis, President Debating Council, Assistant Business Manager Log, Student Council, Senior Reception Committee, Glee Club, Spring Dance Committee, Tutor in Study Club, Business Manager Loomis- cellany, Union Settlement Group. Olin Scholarship. WESLEYAN IAMES TIMOTHY PRENDERCAST 91 Campfield Avenue, Hartford, Conn. HI i mv Prendie 1938-39-Day Fellow, Ludlow Iunior Football, Ludlow junior Basket- ball, Colf Team, Chess Club, Political Club. 1939-40-Day F ellow, Lightweight Football Team, Ludlow Senior Bas- ketball, Colf Team, Chess Club, Political Club, Loomiscellany Board. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basket- ball, Golf Team, Chess Club, Political Club, Loomiscellany Board. TRINITY ROBERT EMMETT PRICE, IR. 54 Winslow Road, Newark, Del. Bohn 1939-40-NVarhamg WVolcott Club, Manager Second Football Team, Assistant Manager First Hockey Team, Golf, Music Club. 1940-41-Mason, Plantation, Manager First Hockey Team, Golf Team, Skiing, Special Committee, Music Club, Chemistry Club. DELAVVARE GEORGE ELLIOTT QUISENBERRY, 102 Reid Avenue, Port XVashington, N. Y. Quiz', 1940-41-Mason, Second Football Team, NVolcott Senior Basketball Skiing, Spring 'Track Squad, Chapel Committee, Nautical Club. MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE or TI3CIINoLoGY EARL YVILLIAM RICKER 102 Lewis Avenue, XValpole, Mass. B i llv R ickyv Ricky 1940-41-Taylor, Fall Tennis, First Basketball Team, Second Tennis Team, Nautical Club, Scholarship Committee. BOXVDOIN CLAYTON RYDER, II 1 Grand View Avenue, Rye, N. Y. Raimi, 1939-40-Batchelder, VVolcott Club, Second Football Team, Second Basketball Team, Track Squad, Clee Club, Music Club, Band, Cast The Sorcerer . 1940-41-Palmer, Wolcott Club, First Football Team, First Basketball Team, First Track Team, Skiing, Clee Club, Music Club, Band, Dance Orchestra, Business Board Loom, Founders Committee. coIINIcI.L XVILLIAM CADESMAN SAMPLE 103 Crescent Road, Longmeadow, Mass. Bill Sam Honor Roll: mid-year 1940-41 1937-38-Maher House, Taylor, Ludlow Club Soccer, Fencing Squad, Radio Club. 1938-39-Mason, Ludlow Club Soccer, Fencing Squad, Theater Work Group, Radio Club, Rifle Club. 1939-40-Mason, Second Soccer Team, F encing Squad, Plantation, Rifle Team, Chemistry Club, Vice President Rifle Club. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Fencing Squad, Rifle Team, Club Tennis, President Rifle Club, Manager Athletic Goods Store, Founders Committee. ALIERICAN INTERNATIONAL 7 NVABD BENNETT SANFORD 125 Beacon Street, Hartford, Conn. Scmdy', Honor Boll: 1937-38, 1938-39, 1939-40, 1940-41 1937-38-Day Fellow, Allyn junior Football, Allyn junior Basketball, Club Tennis, Rifle Club. 1938-39-Day Fellow, Assistant Manager Football, Allyn Iunior Bas- ketball, Club Tennis, Sophomore Reception Committee, Iunior French Club, Business Board Log, Debating Club. 1939-40-Day F ellow, Assistant Manager Football, Allyn Senior Basket- ball, Second Tennis Team, Student Council, Assistant Business Man- ager Log, Debating Council, Sanford Memorial Prize NVinner, Student Council. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Manager First Football Team, Allyn Senior Basketball, Second Tennis Team, Secretary Student Council, Business Manager Log, Secretary-Treasurer Debating Club Cresignedj, Debat- ing Team, Secretary-Treasurer Publications Board, Athletic Council, Fall Dance Committee, Special Committee. IIARVARD IOHN HOYT SEIRUP 45 Sherman Street, Fairfield, Conn. Iack', 1940-41-Ely House, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Club Hockey, Club Tennis, Chess Club, Entertainment Committee. YALE CHARLES AGARD SHIELDS Torringford Road, Torrington, Conn. Chick Shorty,' 1940-41-Palmer, 'Wolcott Club, Second Soccer Team, First Basketball Team, First Tennis Team, Dining Hall Committee. VVILLIABIS PETER DAVID SILVERSTONE 45 Outlook Avenue, West Hartford, Conn. Petey Pierre 1940-41-Day F ellowg Allyn Senior Football, General Exercise, Softball, Political Club, Debating Club, Library Committee, Loomiscellany Board, Cast Green Pasturesv. YVILLIAIXIS RICHARD JOHN SIMPSON Camp Street, Plainville, Conn. KCSimplP CiDickD 1940-41-Warham, Ludlow Senior Football, Wrestling, Work Program, Rifle Club. DARTMOUTH MARTIN BYRON SINGER 151 Central Park West, New York, N. Y. Spider', O,T0ole 1938-39-Stermer House, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basket- ball, Golf, French Club, Political Club, Debating Team, Editorial Board Log, Loomiscellany Board, Press Club. 1939-40-Warham, Allyn Senior Football, Fencing Squad, Track, Edi- torial Board Log, Business Board Log, Loomiscellany Board, French Club, Press Club. 1940-41-Batchelder, Allyn Senior Football, Fencing Team, Work Pro- gram, French Club, Press Club, Advertising Manager Log, Editorial Board Log, Founders Committee, Cast Green Pasturesn. HARVARD DARIUS BULLOCK SMITH Main Street, New Hartford, Conn. KlD.B.,7 1937-38-Stermer House, Fall Tennis, General Exercise, Ludlow Club Tennis, Art Club. 1938-39-Mason, Manager Ludlow Soccer Team, General Exercise, Ludlow Club Tennis, Stagchands Union. 1939-40-Palmer, Fall Tennis, General Exercise, Ludlow Club Tennis, Stamp Club. 1940-41-Warham, Plantation, General Exercise, Ludlow Club Tennis, Stamp Club. NEVV Yomc scuoor, OF INTERIOR DECORATION ELLISON YVARD SMITH Sunset Farm, West Hartford, Conn. Winnie,' Pooh,' Snerd I0ck', 1938-39-Stermer House, Ludlow Junior Football, Hockey, Wrestling, Track, Christmas Pageant. 1939-40-Warham, Ludlow Iunior Football, Wrestling Team, Track Team, Press Club, Business Board Log, Endowment Fund, Cheer Leader. 1940-41-Batchelderg Second Football Team, Captain Wrestling Team, Track Team, Editorial Board Log, Diary Editor Loomiscellany, Press Club, Endowment Fund, Dramatics, Dormitory Committee, Enter- tainment Committee, Athletic Council, Business Board Log fresignedj. PRINCETON HOLLIS WOOSTER SMITH 14 Hubbard Avenue, Stamford, Conn. Holly Smittyv 1939-40-Batchelderg Ludlow Club, Lightweight Football Team, Second Basketball Team, Second Baseball Team. 1940-41-Mason, Second Football Team, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Cast Green Pastures , Cast ln the Zoncv, Union Settlement Group, Dining Hall Committee. PRINCE'roN IHVINE NOBLE SMITH 55 Prospect Terrace, Cortland, N. Y. 1939-40-Taylor, XVolcott Club Soccer, NVolcott Senior Basketball, Ten- nis Squad, Glee Club, Concert Orchestra, Band, Choir, Gilbert and Sullivan Club, Cast The Sorcerern. 1940-41-Warham, Wolcott Club Soccer, NVrestling, NVolcott Senior Basketball, Skiing, Wolcott Club Tennis, Glee Club, Concert Orchestra, Band, Choir, Cheer Leader, Business Board Loom, Business Board Loomiscellany, Library Staff, Debating Council, Entertainment Com- mittee, Cast Cox and Boxv. UNIVERSITY OF NORTII CAROLINA RICHARD ANDREWS SNYDEII Redding Road, Route No. 2, Fairfield, Conn. Dickv Sneezyv Honor Roll: 1940-41 1939-40-Taylor, Allyn Iunior Football, Allyn Club Hockey, Allyn Club Tennis, Band, Photographer Log and Loomiscellany, Darwin Club. 1940-41-Taylor, Allyn Junior Football, VVrestling Squad, Second Track Squad, Band, Photographer Log and Loomiscellany, Darwin Club, Press Club, Dining Hall Committee. AINIIIERST FRANCIS LEWIS STEENKEN, Malden-on-Hudson, N. Y. Leaf Lewie,' 1938-39-Maher House, VV0lcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, Club Baseball, Stamp Club, Bicycle Club. 1939-40-Palmer, NVolcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, Skiing, XVol- cott Club Tennis, Stamp Club, Political Club, Gilbert and Sullivan Club. 1940-41-Palmer, First Soccer Team, VVolcott Club Hockey, Skiing, Second Tennis Team, President Stamp Club, Political Club, Grounds Committee, Union Settlement Group. DARTINIOUTII TIIAXTER SXYAN Alden lioad, Hingham, Mass. Tack, 'i'I'lzc1.r,' Deaconv 1938-39-Maher House, Allyn Junior Football, Ceneral Exercise, Club Tennis, Political Club, Bicycle Club, Cercle Francais. 1939-40-Palmer, Allyn Iunior Football, General Exercise, Club Tennis, President Political Club, Endowment Fund, Ce1'clc Francais, Gilbert and Sullivan Club. 1940-41-Palmer, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Club Hockey, Club Tennis, President Political Club, Vice President Cerele Francais, Endowment Fund, Grounds Connnittee, Union Settlement Group. Ii.un'A1m ARTHUR BALCH SWEETSER 7 Newlin lload, Princeton, N. A rf, 1ucct.s ' R adv 1939-40-Mr. Cheruy's House, Allyn Club, First Soccer Team, Track, Cercle Francais. 1940-41-Batclielderg Allyn Club, First Soccer Team, Ski Team, First Tennis Team, President Cercle Francais, Chemistry Club. smuronn i lvl IOHN IIEANEY TERRY W Ny l33G'No. Prairie Street, Galcsburg, Ill. A C hipv Gluck' C I ii ppc rv Honor Boll: 1937-SS 1937-38-Infirmary, Maher House, VVolcott Senior Football, Second Basketball Team, Track Squad. 1938-39-NVarham, Lightweight Football Team, First Basketball Team, First Track Team, Secretary junior French Club, Sophomore Reception Committee, Clee Club. 1939-40-Founders, First Football Team, First Basketball Team, First Track Team, Student Council, President Junior Class, Spring Dance Committee, Clec Club, Iunto Committee. 1940-41-Batchelder, First Football Team, Captain First Basketball Team, First Track Team, President Student Council, Fall Dance Com- mittee, Executive Committee, Grounds Committee, Clec Club, Athletic Council. imox FOSTER h'iEREDlTH TRAINER, JB. Bishopis Lane, XVest Hingham, Mass. KKCOSHIOU 1938-39-Stermer House, XVolcott Junior Football, Second Hockey Team, Theater NVork Squad, Nautical Club, Cast Trial by Iuryn. 1939-40-Mason, Lightweight Football Team, First Hockey Team, Cast The Sorcererv, Clce Club. 1940-41-Mason, Second Football Team, XVolcott Hockey, Nautical Club, Clee Club, Dining llall Committee. IIAIWARD 51, Q71 A lj - , I Z aj, l 1' , 'xi ' 'AMUEL FRATNIKSFORD TRULL 1' 45 Bainbridge Road, XVest Hartford, Conn. 1 LA! V i S Sunny I l 19- 7-38-I allow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Clul? Hockey,l Fr hman aseb. ll, Ping Pong Club. ' M 39-Day Fellow, Second Soccer Team, Ludlow Club Hockey, 9 econd Baseball Team. I 1939-40-Day Fellow, First Soccer Team, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Captain Second Baseball Team, Student Council. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Captain First Soccer Team, Ludlow Senior Basketball. Student Council, President Athletic Council, Library Com- mittee, Political Club, Fall Dance Committee. KVJIVA Amumsr flfa ' vt M f rf 5 ' IL PETER LOOlNIIS VIBERT ,4lj'x' V fe, 90 Main Street, Unionville, Conn. Q Poten 1939-40-Day Fellow, Allyn Club, First Football Team, First Hockey Team, First Baseball Team, Grounds Committee, Glee Club, Ping Pong Club. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Co-Captain First Football Team, First Basket- ball Team, Co-Captain First Baseball Team, Gym Committee, Glee Club, Student Council, Athletic Council, Spring Dance Committee. YALE ERNEST ALFRED NVIEHL, IR. XVhite Oak Road, Bridgeport, Conn. Ern'ie', 1939-40-Taylor, Palmer, Lightweight Football Team, Allyn Club Hockey, Allyn Club Tennis, Music Club, Stagehands Union, Band, Dance Orchestra, Student Council. 1940-41-XVa1'hain, First Football Team, Wrestling Team, Allyn Club Tennis, Vice President Musfc Club, Stage Manager Stagehancls Union, Dance Orchestra, Chairman Fall Dance Committee, Special Commit- tee, Student Council, Cast Green Pasturesn, Cast In the Zone . YALE PAUL CHRISTIAN YAEGER 108 South Main Street, VVest Hartford, Conn. P, C Honor Roll: mid-year 1940-41 1938-39-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, General Exercise, Theater XVork Squad, Rifle Club. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Plantation, Allyn Club Tennis, Rifle Club, Music Club. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Assistant Manager Soccer Team, Assistant Man- ager Basketball Team, Assistant Manager Tennis Team, Music Club, Dining Hall Committee. TRINITY 4: fl, ma, f!llll7WZ' w'EI . w .. 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' j A. 1 ji A. wk' 1 .L rtl ' af' , FOI Il' IICILICNCIIC IN .-XIIT '15 . 1 z I' ,- ' ' ' 1 Ja ' ' ' ' IX 1 1 Sill K ra 'sforcl ' 'ull PUl3I.ICIfX'l'lONS fXIlCD:XI,S 1311 Q 1 A wok Jill ' ' '1'i:.c.s' 1 . , . ., 'M .L , 'Q XV: lla I '11 ll 15' ' mpsc , jr. 4- -' Ile-my -Ill' I ETC. I Abel, Peter Mead ,,,,,.Y,.,,,,w,.,,,,,,,,, Ashley, Wfilliam Vernon ...........ee. Attridge, Thomas Wilkinson, ,, Bergen, William Henry ..............,. Berry, Albert Dalton ....,............ Bertuccioli, Lee Frederick ...V,.,,,l. Betterldge, William NVoodrufl ..,..,, ...,,,,,. .Y,....,....,.........r.,..rr,.r, . Borehert, Charles Allan ,,.....il.,.lol Bradford, Ioseph Odell ....,....., Breul, Henry Hurd ............. Brown, Curtis Havens ....,.,,,,, Burton, Murdock Tylor, Ir. .....,. . Burton, Richard Alan ...,...,..,,.,,,.,. Carlton, Lawrence Sumner, Church, Samuel Evans .,.,..,...,,,,,, Collier, John Stuart .............,.r. Colton, Roger Burnham .V,.YVr Cook, George, 3rd ................. Cotton, Harold Dudley .,,.r..,..ri,rie....,,i,cccc,,.ccree..i. Crandon, Albert Seabury, Ir. .....,...,,....r..... . Crawford, Armon Davis Acheson Crawford, Arthur James, 3rd ..... Creamer, Warren Milton, Ir. ,..,.. . Didriksen, Caleb Hoff, Ir. ,,,... . Di Mauro, Sebastian ............, Dimock, Stanley Waycott ....,.., Dissell, Roger Geer ............... Donnelly, Albert Henry .....i...., Dooley, Louis Robert, Ir. ....,,...., . Dorchester, Douglas F reese ........ IUNIOR CLASS the QU- 11 VVest 11th St., New York, N. Y 444 East 52nd St., New York, N. Y 36 South St., Morristown, N. I 355 Sound Beach Ave., Old Greenwich, Conn 2 The Court, New Rochelle, N. Y ....,.. 18 Cumberland Road, VVest Hartford, Conn Short Hills, N. I 44 NVhitman Ave., XVest Hartford, Conn 2300 Seymoure Road, Wilmington, Del 564 Park Place, Bridgeport, Conn 346 Salisbury St., YVorcester, Mass XVood Ave., Glendale, Ohio St. Nicholas Road, Darien, 57 Maple Ave., NVindsor, Road District, Stonington, 696 South McLean Boulevard, Memphis, 65 Elm St., VVindsor Locks, 2 Laurel Place, Gle11 Ridge, 127 North VVhitney St., Hartford, 290 North Quaker Lane, West Hartford, Lake Drive, Riverside, 3375 Park Ave., Bridgeport, Main St., Farmington, Willowmere, Riverside, 20 Olga Ave., Wilson, 26 Auburn Road, West Hartford, 67 Clifton Ave., West Hartford, 118 North Beacon St., Hartford, 635 Greenwich St., New York, 25 Poquonock Ave., Windsor, Conn Conn Conn Tenn Conn N. I Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn N. Y Conn Dougherty, James Tonner ..,, ,,YY............ 1 34 17th St., N. W., Canton, Ohio Ellis, Samuel James .....,..... ..,.... 1 12 Woodstock Road, Oxford, England Q' Falk, NVi1liam Belcher ........,,. ,.....,,........... R . F. D. No. 1, Darien, Conn. Fitzgerald, Joseph Francis ....... .,.,....,.......,..... 9 6 Preston St., Windsor, Conn. Fletcher, Roland Anderson ....,, ........ 1 21 Lorraine Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. F oulds, Ralph Huntington ...... ....,....,,...,,............ P opham Hall, Scarsdale, N. Y. Friedrich, Charles Richard ,F.... .F............ .....F.... 5 2 Lexington Ave., Holyoke, Mass. Gidman, George Allen ....F.F... .. ...FF......,..................... 486 Broad St., Windsor, Conn. Gillett, David Lester ..,..,..,....... .,.,..... 9 Summit Place, Belle Haven, Alexandria, Va. Grimshaw, John Edward, Jr. ...... .e....eee....,...e.e........... 8 1 Preston St., Windsor, Conn. Haight, Sherman Post, Jr. .,....... ......... 64 East 54th St., New York, N. Y. Hall, WValter Roy, Jr. ..............,,.... ....... 4 2 Strong St., Manchester, Conn. Holmes, Samuel Seymour ,,.,..., ............................ ............ R iverside, Conn. Holsworth, Donald Campbell .... .... ........ 9 1 6 XVindsor Ave., Windsor, Conn. Hooker, James Judson ..........,,.., . ..........,... 3 Stanley Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio Hunt, Malcolm Parkes ...........,. ,..,... . 57 Inwood Road, Bridgeport, Conn. Jencks, Andrew Edmund ..,.,.... .......... C herry Lane, Bristol Highlands, R. 1. Lattin, F rederic Newcomb ....,.... ...................... 9 5 Whitney Road, Short Hills, N. J. Lincoln, Loomis Ives ................. . .................. 812 Longmeadow St., Longmeadow, Mass. Lintz, WVorth Boyd ................,................. 4684 Grosvenor Ave., Fieldston, New York, N. Y. Liscord, Paul Samuel, Jr. ............,..... ........................... 1 1 Ridgewood Road, Windsor, Conn. Lundberg, George Albin Ferdinand, Jr. ................ 223 East Center St., Manchester, Conn. Matthews, Edgar Woodbury .....,........,..................... 475 Poquonock Ave., Windsor, Conn. McCoy, John Perry .....................,...... 476 Manheim St., Germantown, Philadelphia, Penna. Mead, Taylor Wood .................. ............................. 8 120 East Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich. Molloy, Christopher Francis ......,...,....................... 28 Hickory Lane, West Hartford, Conn. Odlum, Michael Julian .,.......... ........ IX lullaboden, Ballymore Eustace, Co. Kildare, Eire Petersen, Keith Stuart ........... . ........................ 1162 Eniield St., Thompsonville, Conn. Phillips, Edward Perry ......... ........,.,.... ...,... 6 6 Old South Road, Southport, Conn. Pool, Stedman Charles ...... ......... 4 0 Weston Promenade, Edgewood, R. I. Potter, Frank J., Znd ,7,,,,,, Proctor, joseph Rich, Ir. ..,..,A. .. Purinton, Robert Lewis ....,.,.,, , .. , . Randolph, john lVilliams 1' itz .,.., Rice, Jack Hartwell ,r.,..,,,,,, ,,,,,,, Richardson, NValker Scott ..,.rc, Roll, Hendrik Baekeland .cc..c,r Rollins, Ellsworth ......,.......,,,., Rooney, Edwin Richards, jr. Rundbaken, VVilliam Carlton ,,.. Sample, Ralph Sneath Y,,,,,,, Snelgrove, Edwin F ales ....... Snyder, Frank NVoodruff .,,,,, Southworth, Edward, -Ir. .....c,,.,.r . Stallworth, Robert Barton, jr. Stcinler, Arthur WVheeler ..,...,.,,. Stiner, Richard Max ,,,,..,.,,,...., . , 1 . Ellenville, .. 66 Le May St., W'est Hartford, 10 Murray St., Nlfaterbury, N. Y Conn Conn 44 Afterglow Ave., Montclair, N. I Holden, 10 NVare St., Canibridge, . . Scarborough, T7 Stuart Place, Manhassct, , ,.,,,,, 12 Sheffield Road, XVinchester, Sl-5 Farmington Ave., NVest Hartford, M ass M ass N. Y N. 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Y Edwards Donald Brrchard Eldredge Wrnthrop Palmer Elmer George Hrram Jr Englrsh James Farrfield J Ferngold Albert Hrllel Garsrde Rrchard James Joseph Greeley Raymond May J Hand Herbert Trtus 3rd Hrrsch Harold Drtmar Hobson Trmothy John Hopkrns Ogden Dwrght Kelleher Bruce Vrncent Keller Wrllram Kastner Krdney John Joseph Jr Klern Wrllram F rederrck Knell Frank Ladrsh John Edward Jr Lee Robert Thomas Lrttle F rederrck George Lovell Arthur Wrllard Jr Lovell Phrlrp Gray Jr Lubchansky Robert Arnold Lucas Davrd Alden Lydrard Maynard F rothrnffham 'VIcCulloch Duncan 3rd Morgan Wrllram Francrs J Ogrlbv Alexander Page Charles Whrtney 3rd Parmelee Sherwood Evarts Penley Robert Lrndsa Peterson John Alexan er Jr Prerpont Carleton Langley Prohaska Donald George Rabrnowrtz Alan Robbrns Phrlemon Anthony Savrn Herbert Cecrl Smrth Charles Paul Smrth Frank Leonard Smrth Wheeler Sproule Robert Grant Stewart Robert Allen Sulzberger Arthur Ochs Vrncent Samuel Mrtchell Warner Rrchard Maxrm Weston James Wendell Whrtaker Seth Warner Wrlde Phrlrp Alden Jr Wrlson Boyd Edward Jr Wrlson Ian Somervrlle Jr 19 Laurel Ave Wrndsor Bedford Vrllage 957 Palrsado Ave Wrndsor 27 Beverly Road West Hartford 32 Cone St Hartford 15 Tobey Avenue Wrndsor 1719 K St N YV Washrngton Steamboat Lane Hrngham Berry Knoll Woodbury Zanonr P 80 Avondale Road Rrdgewood 21 Beechmont St Worcester 20 Merrrelees Road Great Neck 19 Ardmore Road WVest Hartford Apt D5 230 Farmrngton Ave Hartford 32 lnntss Place Munsey Park Manhasset 36 Brooklrne Drrve XVest Hartford 29 Dover Road New Brrtarn 65 Nunda Boulevard Rochester Grrswold Inn Essex Noroton 894 Ocean Ave New London 319 Roosevelt Place Grosse Pornte 38 Marn St Rocky Hrll 15 Castlewood Road WVest Hartford Oldfields School Glenco 14 NValbr1dge Road West 115 Vernon St 207 Fern St West 1093 Farmrngton Ave West 76 Newport Ave West 20 Hrllcrest Ave Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford Wrndsor 85 Wrllram St Worcester 147 Prospect St Bloomfield 101 Central Park West New York 5 Bronway Drrve West Hartford 3 Vardon Road West Hartford 120 North Whrtney St Hartford 334 East Garcra St Santa Fe 17 Rrdgewood Road Wrndsor Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn D Mass Conn OVa N I Mass Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Mrcla Conn Conn e Md Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Mass Conn Conn Conn Conn N M Conn Hrl1V1ew Ashburton Devon England 21 Vrlla St Longmeadow 5 East 80th St New York Turkey Hrll Road Westport 13 Mohawk Drrve West Hartford 9 Eastway Bronxvrlle 19 YV1lton Road Wrndsor 17 Cumberland Road West Hartford Mass Conn Conn N Y Conn Conn 31 Glensrde Road South Orange N J Chancery Dronfleld near Shefheld England J s --A- ---- A'----------------------f-f----f----- -' I 77 . 7 ' , n A ...,r.,rrrr,,,r rrr,,,,r,,,,rrrrr,,rr,rrrr,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,r,,,r, , N. 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S ccrctary Student government at Loomis is controlled by the Student Council, which is made up of 15 scniors and 10 juniors elected semi-annually by the school. Its functions are to supervise general activities and to consider any matters brought to its attention by the students. The council is aided by Senior Committees whose duties are to share the respon- sibility of discipline in thc school. This year the Scholastic and Advisory Committees insti- tuted the Study Club. The service of this organization is to provide extra help for those boys who are in scholastic diflzicultics. ENDOWMENT FUND COMMITTEE James T. Dougherty, '42 ......,.,..,.....TTTT..,......................,A.,............ President Carlyle F. Barnes, '43 ...... ..,.,. V ice-President Each year a student endowment fund campaign run entirely by the students is hcld to aid in improving the facilities of the school. During ten years the different committees have accomplished so much that several improvements about the school are witnesses of their success. The Endowment Fund has financed the construction of the athletic Held known as Sellers Field, and the installation of permanent drains there. It has also built the tar road from the highway to the Cinder track and the drinking fountains on the athletic fields. A few years ago the Endowment Fund responded to the need for a place to present our school plays and built thc ncw theater. Last year the committee took advantage of the opportunity for enlargement in the plans of the theater and added a north wing con- taining dressing rooms and a lounge for the actors. This year thc committee paid for materials for exterior sheathing, weatherprooting, and interior partitions, and these improvements were carried out as one of our work projects. Iwi PUBLICATIONS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Knight Edwards, ,4I .7,,,7....,,..,,.....,,,,,,A,,,.,.7,...,.,..,,.,.,,,,,,.,,,II.,,,,.,.. President XVarcl B. Sanford, lil L , . Secreiary-Trcasfwer Every member of the faculty ancl stuclent hotly automatically becomes a member of the Loomis Publications Association. There is also a publications executive committee, which is composed of the editorial and financial managers, as well as the faculty advisers of the respective publications. This executive committee has the power to settle any differences which may arise between any of the various lmoarcls in regard to heelers, fees, and the distribution of the fees. In general, the executive committee promotes a greater ellieiency and solidarity among all the boards and their publications. The periodicals this year include the LOC, the LOOMISCELLANY, ancl the LOOMIS HANDBOOK. As this book goes to press we have not yet seen an issue of the LOOM, but We still maintain the hope that the literary achievements of the year I940-41 will not go unrecorded. The LOC is the weekly newspaper, the LOOBIISCELLANY is the school yearbook, and the HANDBOOK is, Hguratively speaking, the Loomis Bible , LOG Knight Edwards, ,41 ........ .................. ............,.,.... P r esident Ward B. Sanford, ,41 ......... ,....... B usiness Manager Mr. Crubbs ....,..,d,.A,..............,.,.......,.,.,..,,,...........,............... Faculty Adviser This year's Log Board, with Knight Edwards running the editorial end, and Ward Sanford handling the financial affairs, has done a splendid job. Four eight-page issues were put out to supplement the regular four-page issues throughout the year, one at the time of the Fall Dance, one at the end of the winter term and two in the spring term, at the Dance and at Commencement. As usual, the editorials were outstanding, not only the ones about school life, but also those that discussed events in the world today, no easy task in this epoch of swiftly moving events. This year, for the first time, there was no managing editor, this task being given to three editors, each of whom managed a specific department. This took the burden from one person and gave it to three, thereby achieving greater efficiency. 1 W 1 Y 'vu LOOIXIISCIQLLANY 13111111 11. 1i1'111111, 711 , ,Y,, ,.,.,,,,.. . . P1'1'.s1i111'11l 1111111111 11. 1211111113 141 1, ,,,, I311si1111.s.s Alllllllgjlff XV. 1x1111's111111 Cross, '11 ,Y,,,, , , Ar! 1C11is1111 Smith, '41 Y,,,,, , ,,,, ,Y...,.A.,,,. .YYY,.,.,, 1 , ,Y,,,,Y,Y,,,Y,w,,,,,,,,,,, , Diary 1JLlX'1l1 11. 111'o11k, '41, 111C1121l'11 41. 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X W W I 'U 'ii f A 1' - fer, .If Y '-:Ya HX. ,f , sniff' -.:, -ff: ' .f ' If fi 1 fi - Q ff m I 'xg 'QA 1 1. .ju f,,: ' f f'j1iiEl 25-1. f A H'-. - ' RL 2 ' ' ' fx 'Y' ,f.,gw,......1z.-f 1. 1 1 , - , . - - .Y ., f - I . . . . 1- - . . .,'1,5:9.,4f- ,..-.,-1' j ' ---.V -- ' -- .- W , , - -U-9,-1-fa-W 4 .3..4...:. ' - I ' W , 5 ' Lfliilf. '- IL 4 , , IUNTO C. Joseph Hubbard, '41 .,....,......................., ....,....... P resident Albert H. Donnelly, ,42 ..,. .. .............. Vice-President 'William B. F alkin, '41 ...,...l, 7,l.,..............,l...,...,........... S ecretary-Treasurer junto, Whose main function is to distribute the school,s charities, this year solicited over eleven hundred dollars from the student body. A large part of this money Went, among other places, to the Hampton Institute, Twillingate Hospital fNeWfoundlandl, Berry Schools, Hindman Settlement School Qlientuckyj, American Committee For Christian Refugees, and the Connecticut Junior Republic. Money has been saved for the Creek Relief and Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for the needy families of Windsor. In February, two hundred and twenty-five dollars was raised and donated as Loomis's contribution for an ambulance to be given by the Connecticut preparatory schools for War relief in England. Gratifying was the response to the call for volunteers to direct activities at the Union Settlement House in Hartford. This was another phase of Iuntois varied program. DEBATINC Robert R. Potter, ,41 ..V.,. .,,.......,, P resident Marquard H. Lund, '41 ..V V. .., ,v V ice-President VVarren VV. Eginton, ,41 ....w,... . ,.,. A.,, . . . , ..V,77, ,7...,v,, w......... Secretary This year, in the absence of Mr. Dorman, debating throve under the able direction and coaching of Messrs. Batchclder, Sr., Hoskins, Fowles, and Batcheldcr, lr. For a part of the year the club presented Weekly debates in the chapel on affairs of current interest to foster enthusiasm for debating at Loomis. Thus the club members gained experience in preparing and presenting their material. The more able speakers were admitted into the Debating Council which engages in interscholastic debates. This year the Council had four meetings: with the Amherst Freshmen, Hotchkiss, Taft and Deerfield. The judges unanimously declared Loomis the victor over Taft and the team sent to Deerfield also won by a good margin. Altogether the Council enjoyed its most successful season since the organization of the club in 1939. Although only three members of the Council are returning next year, the club con- tains enough good material around which to build a successful 1942 team. POLITICAL CLUB Thaxter K. Swan, '41 .,..,.,.......................................................,,...... President Stanley W. Dimock, ,42 ........ .,.... S ecretary-Treasurer Mr. Hoskins ....................................................,,.................... Faculty Adviser The Political Club, under the guidance of Mr. Hoskins, continued to extend its activi- ties this year. During the political campaign several open forums were held. The high- light of the season occurred when Loomis played host to the annual convention of the Secondary School Society for International Cooperation. At that time students of eleven schools held discussions here and heard a Brazilian native, Silvio Silva, and Dr. Bryce Wood of Columbia University. During the winter term ex-Congressman William Miller gave an illuminating account of the functions of Congress. Among other speakers were Reverend E. Dent Lackey of EnHeld, Charles Cook, an amateur politician, and several members of the faculty. Movies were shown by Dr. E. Myles Standish of Hartford, by the Highway Safety Commission, and several March of Time movies were presented. The annual trip to the Wethersiield State Prison, attendance at several Hartford Foreign Policy Association meetings, the Conference on Careers in Government at Yale, and three parties rounded out a busy season. CHESS CLUB Victor C. Fusco, ,41 ......................,..................,..... ...,................. P resident Warren W. Eginton, ,41 ......, ...,... S ecretary-Treasurer Mr. Mather ...,..................,.............,..................................... Faculty Adviser The Chess Club, under the guidance of Mr. Mather meets every Wednesday after- noon. The purpose of the club is to instruct novice members in the fundamentals of the game, and to provide the senior members with an opportunity to engage in more intricate strategy. The members of the club are rated on a ladder according to their ability, and the competition is keen because the five highest in the competition compose the Chess Team. With the entire squad returning from the previous year, the team lost only one match all year to Weaver High, and avenged this defeat in a return match. Mr. Mather is counting upon the return of his number one and number two players to form the nucleus of a successful club next year. Loomis 2 Weaver 3 Loomis 334 Weaver 134 Loomis 5 Wm. Hall 0 Loomis 5 Bulkeley 0 Loomis 432 Bassick 35 Loomis 4 Wm. Hall 1 Loomis 236 Kingswood 236 .9 K Q h ' if g i fu ar' 7 H' Q 4-- - A 4' R : iii? ,M M, . , I X JW? , . , X ' -if -fi .PI 'E ,fu 'gr 5 A ',,4, r I in 'V 7 1, if . Q1 :f5Q?7 ggijz. d ., 322 'W ff V? ,Q YAP! B ,L ,. Y 5 w I u A., y. , Q ' . 1 Q- 1 f: f La. ,,-sf, 3 Z-I mafia A V., ,jj L ,S X i n . wg-' 1 P a li gif .1 A M , K., .h W Q IFVZ., .Y ' :I 71 1 kv .zir ' 1 J X' J R, mx: 43 , A . ,ir Qs- ' if J' ' I f,- Y in Z N -- m,....Q 1 , - Q ' --'-fm . , 1, ,I lx E-Ll., 3, N' A 41 5 I t 11 Ulm 1 5 ?'! . ' 2 .4- Hn. K if 1 K 1 My . at , h . Q, F - -. ' Zfw ,- n f -,v cy.: , 'fs ' ,J FR 3 , pf f l j ,- ::?Sv -. H: MQ . if 1? gr' 'Q if ' I in ' Exif .girl Q 5 fl xv, , X as , . ., 4 J . .. .,,, I 'P' 'HA Q. Q ' 1' ' 'i 5 V Ae, E? gg f ww Q , 4 -'77, T , , ,. .,-- w 'jf' '- N ,.., f'+ wg F' 14 A 5 g S ., S ., 1 M T ns. ,r V ' -. ,E . W' 3 . I sf ' L , I 3 A 55' W ,K-.,, , 11.4 . . .. 9 A , ,Q We E 9 A ,W .gg Q V K ,xg A H' 4 2 56 -uni , 1' 2 I E' my TA 1' ' V 3 3 4 -- vf-1-nw mQ . ik 1-'I l THE DARWIN CLUB Duncan M. Crane, ,41 .....,........................,..................................... President Andrew E. Iencks, ,42 ........... ...,... V ice-President Frank G. Bucknam, '41 ......... ......,...... S ecretary Herbert C. Getman, ,41 ....,..................... ..,............. Treasurer Mr. Norris ....,.....................,...,............................................. Faculty Adviser The Club got under way this year, destined to show its greatest activity in ornithology. There has also been a fairly keen interest in photography, but for the most part, the promising exhibitors have deferred their efforts to the school publications. There was one exhibition in the fall and another in the late spring. Among the outstanding features of the progressive program of lectures and demon- trations, was the Mineral Exhibit, lent by the Wadsworth Atheneum, and set up and classified by the Mineral division of the club. The lecturers included such notables as Pro- fessor Van Dyke of Wesleyan, Iack Mitchel, Loomis l39, Mr. Daniel Broderick, and Johnnie Porter, with his superb studies of bird-lore. The traditional Carnival in the spring was the most successful in the club's history, clearing two hundred dollars, which was donated to the American Field Service. lv , IH . 'S-, 8- . . xg: Qv 5 ,ld , . , .jfs 33 , A -L61 -4, 4. fs -' M 1 'V RI: N 1' 5 -.5 ' Q,--I w' .- , 9 , M-. n' F. . Q 41 , -- -4 L. -1 51. V L,. 25, ,, 1 ,Q ' rf' 5 gffy ' , qv, wi ,, ,, lg. 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' A . v W ' f '., V -Q? 5? 3 f x K -5 ,E '- Q. gr, l ' V , Q 1 1 2- wm A an 4 , 'N A ,-5 1 ' 4 '41 'T 4 3 ..-v- :..j,-. pl :Q ' , 1, . , ,hx --v . V. ..,. . . ,, nl-'wt RIFLE TEAM William C. Sample, '41 .......................................,.. ..................... P resident Douglas R. M. Osborn, '41 .,.......................... w.............,.... V ice-President Richard S. Blake, '48 ...........................,.....................,Y. Secretary-Treasurer Although the rifle team won only one out of its six matches, it lost the remaining ones by exceedingly close margins. The team is made up of members from the Rifle Club. Lack of time for practice was the main draw-back in the scores. Two matches were shot with each opponent, one at each range. The team was bol- stered up by four top shooters. Beside the regular schedule, the team shot bi-weekly targets for the National Rifle Association. Loomis shot again in the annual gallery match at New Haven for the championship. Although the team did not compile an excellent score, they shot comparatively well. W. Sample, D. Armstrong, R. Blake, R. Osborn, D. Gillett, and B. Manilla led t.he team with the highest averages of the year. Loomis 492 Middletown 490 Loomis 489 Middletown 495 Loomis 485 Kingswood 494 Loomis 487 Kingswood 489 Loomis 489 Wilbraham 497 Loomis 490 Wilbraham 495 ,.f-Y' 1 nn.- ,,-- ,pf .-1' r J , f Af W A uv in y SPAM? -s 5- x 4' .,., .2 Ni 4 w. -J ,r Q 1 ., .1-ff f-N f' t. , . ' , t ' JE il' ..' 17 2.15 , , ' rf' , . .., V ' Q A v 4. .4 ' A' his -v-.W --fm -av DRAM . 4-an GRIEIE 'S RX' NX E, X1 -'Pl xX ASTURIES . r,.. x Wim... L, R UN ffv X CLIE TOMS CABIN 5 C315 . v MW ' if 5' xx if - h Ahxf ff' 4 i' 0 . U ' -2 'r f D .. 5 JA Cf' 1 J 4 1 ...ff 'X .J -. JF' , ,Qi 'WM 1 'E as ' 4 , J F? r JG ' 2- - 1 I Q 1 is 3 ' cl V.-'wx' 1 p, .li .1 W '-'T-'E Q, .1 U X 11 Qi raw-4 '- - 2 , -I if X ' ' 1 i 1, . DRAMA The now renowned skill of the Orchard McKee combination brought to Loomis another train of dramatic triumphs this year Plays will come and plays will go but whatever the P1606 it will be produced by this pair with the care and precision that a good author likes to see Mr Orchard directed the casting and actmg org lnized the making of the costumes and scheduled the rehearsing Mr McKee planned the scenery and lighting and with the help of the now mature Stagehands Union brought It all into reality Each term long before the school has stopped talkmg about the last show these two are busy sketching scribbling and arranging detalls ad mlinitum 1n order to have the greatest efficiency possible after the paper work is over Their firm patience has built and molded the art of the sock and busk1n into an exact science but it IS a delightful science one for which the Loomls boy willingly sacrifices his afternoons to don the two old masks These boys are very fortunate to have such capable and inspiring leaders The new theater for two years now has proved itself equal to all expectations and beyond many dreams The new north wing was walled on the inside and the rear north and south faces were she lthcd in pine and creosoted by boys Dayton directed most of next year In the fall the f lculty came forth with IIS usu il burst of talent in a superb 1nterpre tation of Uncle Tom s Cabin The faculty play at Thanksgiving time has become a tra d1t1on The Wmter play was Marc Connelly s The Green Pastures At Hrst it was feared that an amateur group might not be able to produce this complex story with the proper balance of restraint and power But after playing to capacity houses for three successive nights in March it was given again in April by popular demand for the benefit of the WVmdsor Ambulance Fund In the spring Sullivans Cox and Box was done with the lightheartedness of all Sir Arthur s Works On the same night In the Zone a gripping sea drama by Eugene O Neill was presented with its mtense emotional suspense Since its birth IH 1939 the little barn theater has been on one night or another a number of different places Its travels already include Imperial Rome Grovers Corners N H Medieval England Ante bellum Kentucky and De Land ob Canaan VVhat strange lands and mystic effects it holds 1n store for future generations we can only guess ' 7 7 7 . . . . . . , 2 . I . , . D. ' . . a , . . , . C . ' 3 7 7 7 S . . . 5 C a r . l 9 . . . . S , , . . , , .' 52 1 ' ' . ' this work and a great deal of credit is due him. This sort of project will be continued L C . . i . . - C 0 ' ' 9 KC 77 1 C J I Q , . I . E L . . . , 3 ' 7 I 7 n l C n . . . . . V 7 . a ' J 3 ' KC ,, . ., 3 ' , . STAGEHANDS UNION Ernest A. Wiehl, 211 ,... 4..., .., ..A. A. .. ., A ,.,4 ...,..,.,.,.. 4.. Stage Manager Mr. McKee .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,A,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,a.w,,A.., Faculty Adviser The officers elected this year to the Stagehands Union's board were as follows: Peter M. Moyer, properties, john F. Hobson, lights, Arthur B. Dayton, Ir., carpentry, Henry VV. Krotzer, Ir., scenery, and Warren VV. Eginton, treasurer. The assistance of Mrs. Savage and Mrs. Johnson has been invaluable in providing costumes. The Union has assisted in all the plays presented this year at Loomis, as well as aiding Chaffee School to present two one-act plays in the fall. Competition was held for Union membership both in the fall and in the winter. The most notable achievements of the Union were in presenting Uncle Tonfs Cabin and The Green Pastures, both plays with seventeen scene changes. A great deal of permanent progress was made by the Union this year. Through the kindness of Mrs. Arthur L. Shipman of Hartford, the Union acquired two banks of lights and eight spot-lights. The outside of the theater was boarded, five dressing rooms were walled, and a teaser, storage cupboards, and a pin-rail were added. it Y ',.,..- KL H N uni iw X M 'WX' 0 ATHLETIC COUNCIL Samuel F. Trull, '41 .....,.............................,.................................. President Mr. Pratt ..,,...,......,..........., ...,,.. E xecutioe Committee Chairman Mr. Evenson .........,...............,..............,.......,............... Secretary-Treasurer The Athletic Council is composed of all captains, managers, coaches, the Headmaster, the Physical Director, and the Secretary-Treasurer. It has general supervision of the schoolis athletic policy, including the awarding of insignia, the appointment of managers, and the appropriation of funds. The Council is now considering a plan for the issuance of more uniforms without the costly item of shoes. With the growth of athletic activities, the council has become so large as to be unwieldy. An innovation has been made by appointing the Executive Committee with Mr. Pratt as chairman, and Messrs. Slader, Catlin, Maynard, Evenson, and the under- graduate president of the council. This committee reports its recommendations to the whole Council each term and in the interim handles all the necessary details. One of the Council's main problems this year is the recognition of such variable activities as Wrestling and skiing as letter sports. -L -4. 4. 'B QQQEQ FOOTBALL George F. Barr, ,41 and Peter L. Vibert, ,41 Leee L .A.A,.. C 0-Captains VVard B. Sanford, '41 .e.....,ee L .eAe,., ....ee L L LLLLLLL L...... A Ianagcr Mr. Fowles, Mr. Eaton LLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLL L L.LLLLLL,,L..L.LLLLLvLLL.LL.....LL. L Coaches YVith an almost veteran line and a faster than average backfield, Loomis started the season by trouncing Vfestminster 15 to 0. The next week, lacking spark in the first half, the Maroon team was unexpectedly downed by Taft, only to rise superbly to defeat Berkshire. The strong teams and greater ability of Kingswood and Deerfield upset the Maroon momentarily. Showing a brilliant running attack, the team turned in its best performance of the year on a muddy, rain-swept field against a highly-favored Hotchkiss eleven. The loss of triple-threat man Pete Vibert, injured in an early practice scrimmage, was keenly felt by the whole team. Throughout the season, the excellent offense and defense play of center George Barr, and the accurate punting of Steve Burton pulled the team out of many precarious situations. Loomis 15 Westminster 0 Loomis 12 Kingswood 33 Loomis 6 Taft 13 Loomis 12 Hotchkiss 6 Loomis 6 Berkshire 0 Loomis 13 Deerfield 26 4 A 9 'Yr'-Q . rf. ' uf l-It Zn sur -,ifw y j ' Jfvt. J. , - v. ag. , ,,M,L.. ,-. ,, i.ff,- tymh .1,.M.,.sff... . 'JW SQJCYCIIQIR Samuel I . Trnll, l-ll ,, ,,,A,,A filljlfllill Henry XV. Fonlds, Ir., 711 .. .7,., illflllflgfltl' Mr. XVhitchcad, Mr. Maynard . ., ,,,,.w.,,,,,,, ... , ,, , ,, ,, .....,,,,. ,,, C 7 1 1 aches By displaying excellent defensive strategy during its first loin' games, the first soccer squad, guided by Messrs. VVhitehead and Maynard, and captained by Sam Trull, enjoyed a successful season. In its first game at hVill3l'L1l1l1Il'l the well-drilled team kept its goal uncrosscd with the uid of some spectacular feats of defensive skill, and. late in the gznne, managed to pcnctratc the enemy defense for the Winning goal. Then followed three similar games, as a result of which the team was highly commended for its Hne defensive play. In four games the squad was nnscorcd upon, each of these being won hy 11 1-0 score. Then, playing in inclement weather at Hotchkiss, without Bradshaw who had been injured, the tcamis defense Hnally cracked. On Deerfield clay the team met its match once more and was beaten 3-0. XVith ten veterans returning, the outlook for next season is optimistic. Loomis 1 YVilhz'ahznn 0 Loomis I Choate 0 Loomis l Cheshire 0 Loomis 0 Hotchkiss 5 Loomis 1 Taft O Loomis 0 Dr-eriielcl 3 1: ,,. .F,.. .. ,,, ., W N .. .- 2 , , Y f - . ., ' b A - A Vg . , 'A , 4 n,. 36 K ' . '-'Y Qt i SECOND FOOTBALL TEAIXI Captain, N. B. Mc- Leod, Couch, Mr. Pratt il... ' -nn-an-iQ SECOND SOCCER TEATXI Captain, A. Crzlwforcl, Couch, Mr. Fzmgc-I .-.-.lab 1 nl il! nl -1... B. . ..-ug., : .nw . kg W sf .,.. r ,.-,, . N.. nl. 'L -'T'.. -x su.. .' 1 v. .-. . .,,-. ... rw- Y g Q v x., '-,am , 1. : 4 xl M.: w .y,,1, ,Qian . , .,,.,- A V ... Nagy-. ,N- S.: 'QHA' hr S v 5 f 5 no .. V if 47:-4 ?jS.g':?7hTr,'v . x 57 - '- 1 , I - '. f 5 W haf -Wyphgpi 4 '4 F ,351 ' H 71-1-F, --I-a-rm -- A FEV 13,2 ,1 vw'- v'z.f'-,tap N'-1, -hu.1 l'5MQ A' .'.'- afiiw. ' '11 'fW9'lf f 'A NP -u-1 if .-'I 4 I-2132! 77 ag -......4n-ku,-3 l ji V 'MA wr -'Q i .. -an ' X' ' ' .. g,'.. ,- xj, ' -R 1 BASKETBALL Iohn H. Terry, ,41 .,..,.,,,, Y,.,Y,.,,,,Y,,,....,.,.. ,,,Y,,,, ..,... C I 1 ptaifl George A. Gidman, L42 , ,. ..,. AIIIPIZLLIUI' Mr. Maynard .. ..,,......,.,,,,,,,,,, Y.,,,,,,, .,., ,,Y,,,,,,. .......YY,,,,,4,,..... ......,, C f I J tl CII Although the team did not turn out an enviable record, some of the finest playing in years was seen in the Loomis gym. The team had only one letter-man to start with, Captain jack Terry, but new material strengthened the team considerably. Peter Vibert, playing for Loomis for the first time, had the keenest eye on the floor, and rolled up a consider- able number of baskets in each game. The closest contest of the year took place at Loomis against Pomfret. Pomfrct was leading by one point until the last two seconds of the game, when a Loomis player sunk a basket. Immediately after it a Pomfret man took a shot which rolled around the edge of the basket and fell away as the whistle blew. The finest playing of the season occurred in the game with Deerfield. Although Deerfield won by a good margin, the score was even at half-time. The shooting for Loomis was amazingly accurate, but the visitors were finally able to cover up and go on to win. The other victory was taken from Choate, playing a pure western styleb, but Loomis, using the Heastern stylev of set shots, took the game by a good margin. Loomis 32 XVestminster 14 Loomis Choate Loomis 19 Taft 34 Loomis Suffield Loomis 2. Pomfret 24 Loomis Kent Loomis 13 VVilbraham 39 Loomis XVilliston Loomis 39 Deerfield 59 jfn adm J-een. ,WA V f ,Ta ,ZZ-wet, 471.244,-f1,1,'.aM .. 5 HOCKEY George F. Barr, ,41 ,..,.................,.. ....,.v.......w. ........ C aptain Robert E. Price, jr., 141 ........ ...... lb Ianager Mr. Savage, Mr. johnson ................,....,.............,....,,...................... Coaches F avored by a winter of good skating, Loomis was able to finish its season with an auspicious record of seven victories against four defeats. Victories over Choate, VVest- minster, Cheshire and Taft rated Loomis among the top prep school teams in Connecticut. The flu epidemic which hit several star players was partly to blame for defeats by Pomfret and Westminster. The game with Deerfield, whose team was the victor over a strong Yale Freshman squad later in the season, was a close fought contest in which Deerfield emerged a 2 to 1 victor. Throughout the season the sparkling play of defensemen George Barr and Bill Eberle was outstanding, the performance of goalie Parker Butts was equally commend- able. Captain-elect Tyrol plus four returning lettermen promise a favorable season for 1942. Loomis 8 Army Plebes 5 Loomis WVilliam Hall High Loomis 4 Wilbraham 1 Loomis Deerfield Loomis O Westminster 4 Loomis Wfestminster Loomis 1 Pomfrct 3 Loomis St. Elmo fYale-Q Loom' ' 1 Choate O Loomis Cheshire ' Loomis 1 Taft 0 4' fi, Vjjffrf ' WRESTLING Ellison Smith, ,41 ,.,..... ......,.............,............... ..... C a ptain Warren W. Ball, ,41 ,,..... .,..... N Ianager Robert VV. Welles .............................................................................. Coach Despite the number of losses the team suffered, all the meets were so close that the season cannot be considered by any means a failure. In the Mount Hermon and Trinity matches the outcomes were not decided until the last bouts were over, but inexperience, bad breaks, and the loss of key men managed to keep victory just out of reach. The Suffield meet Was the only chance that the Wrestlers had to show their true worth, as they easily overcame the black and orange. The only other bright spot of the season was the fact that the three veterans, Crane, Stemler, and Captain Smith Went undefeated throughout all their bouts. Next year with a small nucleus of Captain-elect Stemler, and Dunbar Wagner, as Well as Holmes and Wleldon, the team should have more than a fair chance for a record season. Loomis 24 Suiiield 13 Loomis 13 lXflOU1ltH61'IT1OH 19 Loomis 10 Springfield 24 Loomis 15 Trinity 21 FENCING C. joseph Hubbard, ,41 ...,,. Y ,.,...,..... ....,.......... ...w.. . C aptain john R. Bradshaw, ,41 .......,..., .. ,,...,. Y ,.....,.....,. A Ianager N. H. Batchelder, jr., Al Grasson ,...........A ..........,...,.......... C oaches Mr. McKee ................,4,..,......................................,.,.A,..,. ..,.. Faculty Adviser The fencing team completed its season with a record of six wins and four defeats. With the fine coaching of Skip,' Batchelder and Al Grasson, the team, starting slowly, ended the season with four consecutive wins over Harvard, Andover, Hopkins and Yale. The foils team, led by joe Hubbard and ably seconded by Bob Purinton, paved the way for many of the victories of the team. The epee team, starting off well at Taft, slowed up in the four following meets, only to come back again in the last four, thus accounting for the majority of its bouts. This was due to a certain extent to Hubbard, who fenced epee as well as foil in the last four meets. In the sabre division Jim Cook was outstanding, winning the majority of his bouts in all the meets he fenced. Hubbard, who was fourth foil man in the state last year, came up to second place this year. With four letter men and most of the rest of the squad returning, the prospects for next yearis team are very good. Loomis 8 Taft 9 Loomis 8 Cheshire 9 Loomis 6 Commercial High 11 Loomis 14 Harvard ,4 13 Loomis 9 Westminster 8 Loomis 14 Andover 13 Loomis 3 Choate 14 Loomis 10 Hopkins 7 Loomis 10 Mt. Hermon 7 Loomis 1434 Yale 144 1235 SECOND BASKETBALL Q Roland A. Fletcher, '42 .............................,,......................... ...... C aptain Paul C. Yaeger, '41 ,.,...... .,..... .... ....... ........ M a n a ger Mr. Whitehead ..........,......A....,.................,........,... ........................... C oach The second basketball team, under the efficient supervision of Mr. Whitehead, enjoyed a highly successful season. Its record, marred only by a two-point defeat, pays tribute to the brand of basketball which the fellows displayed throughout a difficult schedule. The squad, disheartened at first by the loss of mainstays Stiner and Abel, rallied behind Captain Flick Fletcher, who sparked them to decisive victories over West- minster and Pomfret. After dropping a heart-breaker to Wilbraham, the team returned to form and easily Won its encounters with Suffield and Kent. In the Williston game, Stiner, aided by such able ball handlers as Stewart, Collier, Abel, Richardson, and Rund- baken, took scoring honors. The team concluded its most successful season by beating Deerfield. With most of the veterans returning next year, prospects for the first and second basketball squads are bright. Scores: Loomis 26 Westminster 18 Loomis 25 Suflield 19 Loomis 40 Pomfret 6 Loomis 31 Kent 10 Loomis 15 Wilbraham 17 Loomis 31 Williston 18 Loomis 43 Deerfield 15 ---.AT ,Q-1 - 1, a SKIING Stephen M. Butts, ,41 ........ ....,................... ..... C a ptatin Mr. Britton .....................,........................ A.. ... . , ., ...... .................... C 0 ach Skiing really came into its own during this its second year as an organized sport at Loomis. Led by Mr. Britton the Ski Club, composed of twenty-live regular and forty occasional skiers, made frequent trips to slopes in Connecticut and Massachusetts. This year, for the iirst time, there was a Loomis Ski Team. The team had two matches. The first, with Williston, was held at Mt. Tom and the Islanders bowed after a very close contest was decided in favor of the Williston team. In the second match, at Deeriield, the Loomis team again succumbed by a very small margin. The team also participated in the Connecticut State Championships where, out of a large field, Captain Butts took a second place in the slalom and the team as a whole took fourth place. The prospects for next year are promising, for while the team's sparkling nucleus of Butts, Sweetser, Eberle and Jencks will not be here, it will be replaced by a proficient group whose experience this year will have helped them no end. SCORES Loomis 185 XVilliston 196 Loomis 86 Deerfield 1530 -CA n ll , 5 Q fi Q, AP ' :F -v f -4' v if TRACK Robert M. Burton, '41 ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,, V,V,VV- C g pfgin Douglas R. M. Osborn, '41 . ,AA, ,,,,,,,, ,,,, AAY,,,,,,,, YYV,,- 1 it I f mgggr Messrs. Hoskins, Pratt, XV11itv11c-ntl, Frmgcl ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,7,,,,,,,,,,,,, C ggghgg Unclcfeated in dual and trinngulair mm-ts and st-voncl in thc Intvrsr-liolustic Meet at Mt. Hormon Loomis 87 Sullicld 20 Loomis 81 XV1lb1'fIl12ll11 45 Loomis 70 Hotchkiss 4 4 Loomis 47 Choutc 40 Taft 42 Loomis 55 Dvcrfic-lcl 1 3 XVi11iston 28 2 EVENT 100-yard dash 220-yard flush 440-vurd clash 880-Sfard run 1-mile run Ilulf-mile Relay Running High jump Running Broad Iump Polo Vault 12-113. Shot Put 12-lb. Hammer Throw Discus Throw -Iuvclin Throw 70-yard High Hurdles 120-yard High Hurdlcs Q20-yard Low Hurdles 120-yard Low Hurdles Rlscouu 10 1-5 soc 22 st-0. 50 l-5 sm-. C5 ' ' . .. nun. 0,6 sem-. 4 min. 42.6 sm 1 nun. 33.6 set 6 ft. 1 5-8 in. 21 ft. 9 in. 12 tl. 49 ft. 415 iu. 159 ft. S1 lu. 124 ft. ll in. 170 ft. 4 iu. 0.2 soc. 15.5 sec. 2.4.8 svn. 13.6 svn-. N.-um .wo CI..-XSS 11.1, P'1ffc 'Urs tl. XV. hglstnglio, '24 Cl. YV. Malstuglio, '24 R, C. Morsv, IV, '36 R. A. Dcltloulpivtl, '33 11. C. Nl'Lll'1I1g, '36 R. li. Rralinurcl, '36 D. S. Smith, Ir., '35 XV. 1'utlvrsou, '35 11. YnuD. llvclgvs, '26 C. C. 111111, '35 R. VunD. llctlgvs, '26 ll. Norigc, '41 T. N. 1 uir1n1nks,Ir.,,'35 1l.4lo1mson, '30 D. L. Brooks, '34 R. Fkltly, '38 C. Cook, '42 N. Anderson, jr., '33 R. Eddy, '38 'cue'-ff -as of BASEBALL Steve H. Burton, 141, Peter L. Vibert, ,41 .... A., A.. C Io-Captains Henry H. Breul, 512 ......,,,.,,,,,,. ...,,......,,.,,..,,,,,v ,,........ ll I anagcr Mr. Catlin w7,w..,,,., ,,,.....,.......w.Y..., ,,,,, ,,,,A ,A,,,,..........,....,,,.Y,,,, ,,,,...w,.. Coach The 19-11 team started out with six returning lettermen including co-captains Steve Burton and Pete Vibert. The loss of pitcher Chauncey Morehouse early in the season was a great set-back, but his duties were taken over by Bill Falkin, Pete Vibext and Lefty Wilkinson. The team lost its opening game with Trinity Freshmen, hut recovered and pounded Suflield to the tune of 13-8. Loomis next lost to Taft in a very close thirteen inning game 6-5. The following contest with Kent was one of the most exciting of the season. It fea- tured six home runs, four of which were hy Loomis men. Dixie Davis hit two of these circuit clouts, and almost Won the game with a third, which was caught by a Helder, playing very deep. Loomis later recovered and overran a highly favored and previously undefeated Cheshire team by 13-3. Loomis 2 Trinity '44 7 Loomis 14 XVestminster 13 Loomis 13 Suffield S Loomis I3 Deerfield 12 Loomis 5 Taft 6' Loomis S Hotchkiss 7 Loomis 7 Kent 8 Loomis 2 Choate 8 Loomis 2 Hopkins 7 Loomis 11 Berkshire 13 Loomis 13 Cheshire 3 Loomis 7 NVilliston 0 .-A f u. f' gf ' V ' , ..t - . f. ,,,-er K , .,,.,,,.y-4 .M .,,kk ,V --pw .t.,.,,+..w-4t.,- . TE N N IS Peter Eaton, ,41 .......,.. ..,.................,. ...... C 1 zptain joseph Crossley, '41 ...... ..,.... A Ianager Mr. Eaton .........................v..............,...,.........,.AA,,.........A.,...............,..,,,. Coach This season was unusually long due to the good weather, making the courts available early. The team got off to a good start hy defeating XVilln'aham, 5-4. The second match with Taft was lost. 5-4, as well as the next game with Kent, 6-8. NVitl1 the return of Shields and Swcetser to the team, after illness, Hopkins received a trouncing, 7-0. In spite of the fact that only one letterman, Captain Eaton, returned from last year's team, this season promises to he a good one. Sweetser and Loo Lincoln have not played much tennis before this year, and are now two promising members of the team. Ted Lincoln, as Well as Bradford, Eaton and Shields, made up the power in the team. As usual Mr. Eaton did a good job of coaching the first team, with Dave NVetherell of last year's first team, working with the second team. Mr. Shimkus gave a good deal of help to many club players and assisted with the preparing of younger fellows for future teams. Loomis 5 VVilbraham 4 Loomis 5 Trinity, ,44 4 Loomis 4 Taft 5 Loomis 3 Deerfield 6 Loomis 3 Kent G Loomis 2 Ilotehkiss 7 Loomis 7 Hopkins 0 Loomis G XVilliston 3 COLF Ario Pardee, '41 ......................,,.............,........................ Captain and Coach Colf has been a very exclusive sport this year, due to the fact that Plymouth Meadows was temporarily closed. With a large number of aspirants and a small team, the competi- tion was keen. The team was very successful throughout its entire season. Captain Pardee, who had played number one man for the past two seasons, continued playing brilliantly in every match. The success of the team has depended upon Armstrong and two newcomers, Mansur and Harrison, but it has been mostly due to Captain Pardee's coaching, patience, and Buick. Loomis 6 Suffield 0 Loomis 6 Williston 0 Loomis 6 Windsor High School 0 Loomis 535 Suffield 35 Loomis 2 Amherst, '44 4 Loomis 1 Taft 5 Loomis Cheshire vii ' - V5 4. . '71, . M' 4 r..' u 1 1 lOl .J. Mi 'X , '55-, , I . w K .f 5 K 4.1 IN x .V 1 ml , 1' - ' 'M'- ,N rl., 'Mfflf 'Vs h ak at 'ff . :.,J-' A 'Q-'KX-QLJ': 1 '- '. if 17-1 if'3' 'n-fb,-4: - 4 , f .. . , -NX ' .A -' - h 44.2 . L - im, 4.2 . 'f -' -, ' A - I I . . . 4 . R 4 A -:ff is f- ,.. , , , 'ul' imc ' ,,, -Nt'-1' ' . I 4VA' 1 - ' fi : AVI - A mwvun phil A A n . -.?- . I I x '- x Q gi' ' , Sa - ' At ' af . . - 1 , A. . 4, ,o Lqm ,No s I 'av .-'WUI' .4 -'n?,n.1.5,g, 1, 1. an f Q., F Oujklf I oem s' vom .ooms WZ 4' A4 :HHH SJ CI USER LEAIJICHS L LUDLOVV JUNIOR FOOTBALL Yaeger, P. Lovell Ogilby, H. Hirsch McCulloch, 1. Pe- terson, Mr. Shim- kus, Hollingshead, Title, Cohen Dunn, XV. Smith Luther, XV. E l - cl r e d g e , Wilde P u r k c s , Barton Holmes, Crccne. ALLYN SENIOR FOOTBALL Yaeger, R. Fauvre, Banks, Mr. Savage, Silverstone, Clegg, F . L. Smith, Akuto- Wicz, Rice, A. Lov- ell, Adarns, Crubb, S. Ellis, Swan, Pickett, Clinton, Di Mauro, Crccley, Hou ghton, E. Bush, Singer, Abel '1 XVOLCOTT SOCCER Holt, I. Smith, Proctor, Mr. Hos- kins, R. A. Burton, Berry, D. XVilson, Blalock, Warner, Penley, Criggs, Einstein, Crosicr, Beckman, Ladish Carside, Cetman, Hume, Hatt, T. Hobson, Fusco. 7 K 1 N ,V I '-. fx f f.LfJ ' X, . eww F , - '-5, :fag ' f I V I , 1 1 Si. F, , s.. E Sv 2 . 2 ' ,Q , YL 352, .,. - 'wtf . f ' rv .3 Q1 v gf gf, -Q fin 1 G65 '-1 gg, 'fa .V 1 -5,9 -E' 3' E9 yi F33 3, sf we , 5. f A . Wqgw E Q +-Q 'M in 13: 4 , Q-wx:-.., H, H 1,.., ,,-Wai, -, r Tx un?-Vw L DIARY SEPTEMBER School opens on the hour wrth 1 gav group of 345 fellows takrng over the campus Football practrce starts rmmedrately to the drsmav of all those who have passed a lollv summer wrthout the least thought to condrtron Proud senrors take over prrvrleges wrth gusto Mrss Healy now drctfrtor supreme rt the rnfirmary starts a rergn of terror Skrp Batchelder and Squrre F angel take domrnance as Messreurs Cheruy and Dorman take leave Oldtrmers un ized to find grgantrc rnrner rl collectron of Henry Mrller gracrnff the alcove of Founders Second Blees rpproprrates the record agency and that sly lrttle rasc rl already plans to smash Dubbers mrllron dollar profit plunder Terry makes fine but not model speech at first school meetrng OCTOBER October blows rn on a great polrtrcal storm wrth whole school gorng Wrllkre Mayer and Heller lone Roosevelters are hopelessly overwhelmed but Heller comes through fightrng vahantly tooth and narl School football hopes hrt rock bottom as Flash Vrbert IS hurt rn scrrmmage Rally takes grcrt toll submergrng all vorces to hoarse whrspers the followrng day Senror cornmrttees get rnto accustomed full sway One rnnocent freshman 1S lynched for enterrng sacred marl box corrrdor before first bell Football team easrly scrubs off Westmrnster only to be outscored by Taft the followrng week Loomrs descendants deluge campus for regular live year reunron Creamer rs rn hrs glory I Q tests leave school cold Srxty couples sway to the sensatronally sweet syncopa tron of Dee Peterson at football prom after an agonrzrng afternoon of Watchrng a group of players from Krngswood run roughshod over our own unsalarred men Ames strll lost rn torprd doldrums cause of hrs mrstake Marl boxes full of thank you notes that rmpart ecstasy to all the love lorn wolves unto campaign carrred on brrllrantly due to the herorc efforts of Grubbs doughty solrcrtors Student body slowly accustoms rtself to spats and pm strrpe sported by Krdder The senror class decrdes to go to Harvard or Yale for engrneerrng reveals Log poll Month rs ushered out as a large group of underclassmen under the msprrmg rnfluences of Hallowe en try very futrlely to take over the path NOVEMBER Mr Mather makes hrs annual drssertatron on the hobgoblrn s chapel escapades and hopes all books wrll be returned rn time for a pleasant afternoon servrce Batch Second clarms all mnocence amrd furtrve chuckles Loomrs wrns muddy v1ctory over Hotchkrss but the wrld celebratron IS somewhat overshadowed when the soccer team loses rts first game of the vear Chaffee attends err mrsse the barn drnce presented by Mr Newton and company from Vermont Harrrson changes the tempo slrghtly wrth a brrllrant brt of yrtterbuggmg that leaves hrs partner speechless Dooley suffers drstrnctron when he drops a tray laden heavrly wrth food and utensrls DeerHeld Day achreves usual pomp flags wavrnff bands blarrng and crowds cheerrng All have wonderful trme Chaffee dramatrcs brrng great success as Mayer makes superb entrance Mason drsplays new nrght shrrts m early mornrng calrsthenrcs Student body rn throes of agony over proposed work projects Actual labor does not last long however for old man Wrnter sets rn wrth welcome cold and snow to render all outsrde robs rmpossrble Everyone srghs wrth relref but Wrnter sports soon drspel all thoughts of delrghtfully rdle afternoons Quarterly exams show all masters how lrttle students absorb rn one semester all students how lrttle mas ters thrnk of monthly grades New Countrng House rs opened wrth great decorum The faculty play Uncle Toms Cabrn rs acclarmed by the severest crrtrcs To the drsmay of all Mr' B loses the turkey carvrng race to Mr Morse who clarms he learned hrs finesse rn the famous Brrtrsh square whrle holdrng off the Fuzzre VVUZZICS Nevertheless the month plods out successfully pleasantly gorged wrth turkey and cranberry sauce L 1 C C I 4 , 1 1 . . . A . . . 44 . as l , C C , L r rc . v . . 1 , c . . ' 1 . . x . .I . V. . x I C 1 1 f O a . . 1 4 - - U u L C , . . C I r 3 n C 3 1 . . . - Y . 44 v n C - . . . . ' M . . 1 C , ' - , , , l 0 I l - : . . . : . . . . . D - - , I , . . . . ' 1 : ' Q . . . . a . , . . . . . 1 ' 9 . . . U . C n ' 7 . I . . x A . x , . . r . 1 . . r I . , L . , 4 . . - O, , . c . 9 ' ' . 1 x ' 1 u n ' 7 3 3 ' 3 . . I A . Y . ' S 9 7 ' CS 7 1 3, I n I 1 n , . , . . . , 1 ' ' , . .44 Qlx ,. - v 9'- I ,-nw M -V -' d ' in,....4-v-. , 'v an 7' ' 3 A ,aims 4.4 .v---' 1 1 ' ' - ,V w,,4 N ---A 2-sf uns,- ',,,p-ailif -'Pm ,. .-Q -- , ,.....-.q,,,,'- .. .f- H---f-----....- ,x 'L :X ' - ' K. N , Q .6 . Q 'A ,'1R'w-1.4-A-. -,511 ,as .Mm ... .-uuvflf' n DECEMBER December crashes upon us with Friedrich totally demolishing a dining room chair in the process of madly clutching for seconds. Chaffee dance gives us Wilkie, in his true light, but even that venerable sharpie is edged out by flaming gigolo, Burly Bob Manilla, who overwhelms all with scintillating repartee. Crane plays coy, to the relief of the assembled femmes. Log celebrates twenty-fifth anniversary with a super special issue and a monstrous banquet. Mr. Sulzberger of New York Times, Dick NVilbur, ,34, Spencer Klaw, '37, Tommy Brush, '40, guest speakers. Senior smoker for Log board in Snug leaves entire school green with envy. Edwards is green from too many fags. Political Club plays host to representatives from eleven schools, who decide what the fate of the nation is to be. Swan, as president of the club, feels perfectly righteous in claiming a monopoly on all the delegates from the girls, schools. Mr. Pratt takes over the athletic dinner with his usual dexterity, but all is forgiven when three cheer leaders are presented with athletic awards for their stellar performances. Batch-Mason basketball fiasco starts general rioting all over campus. Poppa', Sharp quells local attempts to take Batch down bodily. Saville suffers several blows in the melee, and now claims serious internal injuries. Big Rube casually trips in with the Yule log, then not so casually trips. A Christmas Carolv drives that sentimental gentleman Hubbard to scalding tears. Colie confides his vacation plans to a few of then boys. On thc nineteenth everyone gets tired, packs up, and goes home, so school has to be closed up. Mouseman Beckman remains behind to take care of the gym. IANUARY Two hundred merry gentlemen, letting nothing them dismay, return to school, some much the worse for wear. Honor roll, travelers, and even some councillors return days later. Much bull of revels, benders, and other jolly subjects are spread thickly for a Week or so, but as all hopes of another vacation disperse, normalcy is regained. VVinnie, frantic for F rannie, joins Lonely Hearts Club. Lund swears allegiance. Moe Caldwell taps Founders Wires and swears he hears occasional voices from Mars. Mr. Britton chastises youth for its softness, only to start deadly controversy with the Log. Wild Billi' Donovan ends dispute in timely article. Flu epidemic ravages school, filling the infirmary to several times its normal capacity. Beautiful new nurse arrives and the stampede is on. Wagner rises from bed, although rather ill with a hundred and ten temp., to saunter over to the window, and throw a snowball out. jim finds fame i11 the infirmary by other means too. just as the Whole student body fosters plans to go home, the epidemic breaks up, banishing our fond hopes. Midyears come along to bolster the Co South to Collegev plan for all seniors. Singer Hnds little surprise on his floor left by prankster Beard. Batch seven-come-eleven society rudely broken up by insurgent demands from the faculty. The Snug outwits Blees in a shady deal, and takes over the records. Heller gains respite from school and is given a tremendous send-off. january is completely smoked out as the ,orrible Snerd leaves his group kettle steaming full blast and the composition handle blazes merrily amidst terrific fumes that soon blot the entire dorm from sight. FEBRUARY Month breezes in as those breezy fellows, the councillors, are all re-elected with case and a few campaign seegars. Nunan reprimands Mr. Fowlcs severely for his impartial refereeing of the club hockey games. VVhat if the poor man did want his team to win the pennant. Colie, Ecob and Bradford smash the Timer test. Mr. Eaton writes his own words to '6Finlandia,', then gives its world premiere in the chapel. New tennis court hockey rink declared a success by all concerned. Chess team starts its third triumphant year with a smashing victory over Hall High. Rehearsals for Green Pasturesi' get under way, as Chaffee and Loomis meet again. Art lecture confuses whole day's schedule to every- body,s unconcealed glee. WVrestling team is strongly bucked up by stirring editorials. Students completely dismayed by the unorthodox behavior of the bells. School ques- tionnaire reveals all sorts of absolute slothfulness on Sunday mornings. Freeman and Fletcher stand up under test of fire as new councillors. All sheiks fortunate enough to attend the Chaffee winter prom return wreathed in superior smiles. Green Pasturesv props present pragmatic problem. Skiing team slides out with the month as they sitzmark to Deerfield. MARCH March rides in on the Moxian Marvel. Work projects swing ing all hopes of a pleasant spring swing out. Gigantic snowstorm upsets the campus, upsets Brooks in a snowdrift, and upsets all the glee club,s hopes for Wykeham Rise. Even vacation dreams of those awaiting sunny Spring are completely squashed beneath the great white blanket. Deer- Q Qi I' ' . , lei?-ff' 0 -15 .LA ,jg uv P-QALA 1 ' il Um?- .Cf LX ,Jil ' ,4 field scores again. Mass movie move distracts all those who are unconcerned with classi- fication. Everybody just loves Katharine in The Philadelphia Story despite the price. Singer, then Terry pen epistles to Dr. Hepburn, which are answered with great diplomacy. Athletic banquet gives slight jolt to frustrated letter men. Hockey team acclaimed for its really successful season. The Green Pasturesi' truly lives up to McKee and Orchard genius. Colie ad libs his way to fame. Harrison shows his ofl'-stage ability as de,Lawd,' in creating a furore among awe-struck Chaffee women. Revolt! . . . Everyone runs away from school. Vacation is on. APRIL School begins with the spring term in all its glory, with an absolute lack of flood, snow, or freeze that usually accompanies our return from freedom. Books, homework, and all materials conducive to study, thrown out the window as balmy zephyrs strike the campus. Red Cross drive begins once more under student leadership. The Darwin Club carnival picks each and every pocket glibly, to rake in one hundred ninety dollars profit which will aid The American Field Service. Bingo record albums prove so popular that the worthy concession runs out of corn after two nreeordn games. Dance committee strives valiantly to locate name bands, but no amazing bids come in. Green Pastures staged once more for benefit of Windsor Ambulance. Extensive labor program boosts track squad a thousand per cent. Softball league attains sports headlines as Mr. Maynard and Bob Earle show the boys how to fog 'em frouv. Senior porches utilized by pioneers McLeod and Smith. Beds by the dozen arrive from Sears-Roebuck to boost the move, 1 'li 14 :. 'hx' ..-iz! W1 f X complaints from miles around arrive to resist the moved. Complaints win out, for every- body moves back to his own cell. The cots couldnit take it anyway. School makes annual pilgrimage to Buslmell, to build up their esthetic sense at the concert. Berry shocks tout le monde with his gum chewing activities as he slaps that bass. Spring sports suffer extremely heavy toll when cripple after cripple may be seen stumbling around the dorms. Chaffee holds another of its innumerable proms in the gym. Cross breaks the Spring Dance card treaty, to the consternation of all those planning to strut their stuff at the gay affair. Path raids follow one another, until pitcher Chaunee is crippled for the season when some Hend applies a blow torch to his knee. Madman Singer demolishes the school tractor as well as all the tennis courts. Lone Rangern coiffures are the newest vogue around Taylor eleven. Month trips out on the light fantastic toe to the gay tunes of the Clee Club as those lucky dogs prepare for the Oxford Hesta. MAY The month swings in with Sambo Donahue, as that merry maestro is chosen for the spring dance. Burton defends himself with the sweeping statement He must be good- he's been with Krupaf' Someone screams that it's all a hoax, but the unfortunate is quickly squelehed. Mansur nauseates all his ehums with a horrible pun, the echoes of which reflect on Indiana. Mad dog Hollis completely loses his eyesight over gay weekend, and may be seen wandering blindly around the campus trying to see through his new glasses. Wandering nomads make first grand pilgrimage, to return hours late for check-in. Cleeful glee clubbers are completely subdued when scads of lr l l rl ,iv uk 2 x 4 F 5 .rjlggp si'k:f 5' ' f li lla smooth seniors attend the Oxford dance en masse. Marton is ostracized from floor after trying to lead a Conga to the strains of The Beautiful Blue Danube . Trainer meets the dream and immediately all the school writing paper disappears. Barr goes through his sixth baseball game hitless to the delight of all those who know he is a little astigma- tized. The printer is clamoring wildly for copy, the deadlines past, and your oracle can do little else save leave you with a few divinations of the month to come. latin Prophecy of Things to Come as Augured by Your Own Swami: The Spring Dance will be a great success complete with myriads of lovely girls, gallons of smooth music, and a moonlit night. Bloodgood will run out of that foul soap some bright day. Snerdo will junk Rubeis tinny trombone to the relief of everyone on the campus. The track records will be completely whitewashed if Burton fthe other onej, Newbold, Norige, and Terry keep up their ferocious pace. Pardee will join the Canadian Air Force. All the old grads will fail to show up Alumni Weekend. Mr. Burns will drag out those weird play suits once more. The underclassmen will rebel against their superiors and be swept ignominiously from the Senior path. Freeman and Ioe Quiz will be expelled by unanimous faculty vote after their return from racing weekend at Brown. The porches will be ripped down because of misuse and upperclassmen will sleep on the roofs next year. No senior will pass his finals and all will graduate through pure suck. There will be a gay farewell party as the seniors bid each other fond adieu. The crystal ball has shattered, no more can be said .... fi I 1 Sis s L5 Q . si V Y 2 r f s :Z . V 2 H s SL f 1 E011 lZ6WmZ2lSe.,htIhu PART ll E me mcmncsm' cos.- Mrs. MARION ANN HICKS CTIONNQORJARIKQOBCII nwar N wr. x . a'i'Tf i. i 1 o Ever I Iewdry RAW 5 . rur-moms MILLS A mo ruuoome, LONG :sumo ig ,,m ,f ,,, g: V ,lv-wo us an plain fa C-mmf.. if any A and uhm ' Af 38 W, M nay we Tggnfvygi TQMORROWJ? 749 795: RARE ANTIQUES ENGLISH SILVER -' muer, mana by It 9--J-NCQ no nf London. .148 Q by Qld!! 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