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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1942 volume:

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Appointcd 191-1 0, f , xl 'll RENEE Cininuv, Iaicwzcrid-0.s'-Iicfircs J, y' Senior I'1I'Cl1f.'il Mustvi' tj 15achelier-cs-Lcttrcs, Unix crsitc dc Paris, 1899, Licencic-cs-Lcttrcs, Sorbonnc, 1907 Appointed 1914 1IowAnn RANuI.m r lAlOl1Sl'l, A.13. Bzisincss Mmuigw' 9-L. AJS., Ilarvard, 1912. Appointccl 1915 KNONVICH MILLS, M.F., A.M. Master of Butcliclrler Hull. Latin A.B., Harvard, 1907, M.F., 19115 A.M. Columbia, 1929 Appointed 1918 X1 ILLIAINI Cocsu LLL ca,-XRD, A.13. Music A.B., Acadia, 1912, Graduate New England Conservatory of Music, 1917, Graduate Student, New England Conservatory of Music and Harvard, 1923-24 Appointcd 1919 fl ERNEST NVILLIABI EVICNSON, S.B. Business Bay Path Institute, Springfield, Mass., 1920, S.B., College of 117111121111 and Mary, 1932. Appointed 1920 r intn 1NonMAx SIIARI, A.M. 1 ' French, German 15oston nivcrsity, 1919, A.M., Harvard, 1920, J Sorbonnc, 1920-21. Appointvd 1922 ROBERT AVALTPII1 llosicms S.B. Masta of Mason Hull. S1 nzoi Ilzslmy 91115161 S.B., Harvard, 1923, Appointed 1923 1'1iIz1JERICK GALE VV1lI'I'l'1IlIiAIJ, S.B. Mflsfw' of VVIIVIIIIHL Hail. Science, Mallzcvnrllics S.B., Univcrsity of New 11211111-JSll1l'C, 1926 Appointed 1926 SUJNEY Loxmi Limos., AAI. Senior lfnglisii Muslvi' A.B., Harvard, 1927, A.M., Syracusc, 1931 Appointed 1927 THOMAS ILLDRETH F INLLY R A B Mathematzcs AB Harvard 1927 Appomted 1927 GBORCE BROOKS SAVAGE A M Master of Palmer Hall Science AB H3Il1l1tOI1 1927 AM Columbm Appointed 1927 HULL PLATT MAYNARD A B M B A C hazrman of Admzsszons Commzttee Mathematzcs Unrversrty of Cd11fOI'Dl2l 1923 M B A H lrvard 1925 Appornted 1928 CHARLES AUGUSTUS PRATT R S B M athematzcs Physzw Harvard 1924 28 SB Trrmty 1933 Appolnted 1929 FRANCIS O1 LISTED GIIUBBS A B French Spamsh X HERBERT PHILO CATLIN AB Mathematzcs AB Amherst 1928 Appomted 1931 RAL1 H DFLAPLAINE BRITTON AM Sczence French SB Trrnrty 1931 AM 1937 Appolnted 1931 LLOYD WVRIGHT FOWLES A M H zstory AB Bowdom 1926 AM Harx 1rd 1933 Research Student London School of Eeonomlcs 1938 39 Appornted 1926 30 1933 IS LY ORCHARD AB W J' D Englzsh AB Yale 1933 Appomted 1933 QW -A -fa N39 IVIARTIN HAROLD 0HNsoN AB Classrcs Hzstor Ll ' A B Wllhams 1933 Amerlcan School ofClass1cal Studles Athens 1933 34 Appolnted 1934 ' ,I ., . . ' 'a V a ' ' 1 , n n , . ., . . . B., . . I . . , ,S Q I I 2 7 ' 7 I 's ' , . .. , 7' 1 1 1, , 0 ,. , . . ,L , QV - x he . A 3 . 59 3 A.B., Prmceton, 1930. Appornted 1930 7 , o a . ., , . 7 7 A , . . 1 . ., , g . ., . , , ,, I I . ., ' , . . lc , :v 7 X 3 ' J K' Ax 1 , 1 7 ' ' I . lil n u n . f ff' , fm u I!! K I , . . s , . 4 -Q a S ' 9 9 ' ' K L! IIOYVARD EVERETT NORRIS, A.M. Biology, General Science A.B., XVeSleyan, 1932, A.M., 1933. Appointed 1935 Iosmfn SAVOIE STOOKINS, A.M. French, Spanish A.l3., Brown, 1934, A.M., 1936, Sorbonne, 1932-33 Diplome d,Etudes de Civilisation Francaise Appointed 1936 ki-L' A941155 , DOUGLAS DIXON MCKEE, A.B. , . 'it 1 English .. .Le AB., Yale, 1932. Appointed 1936 111 V Io11N 1'1ORNE BURNS, A.B. ' l 3 ' English 1 . . . . 1- if L . -A.1s., 11111-md, 1937. Appointed 1937 3 Q tx' 2. ffl' ' Wx: 4.3 A Ni 3, Q EDXVARD LEWIS BASSETT, A.M.y Latin, History, Library AB., Harvard, 1936, A.lXl., 1938. Appointed 1938 jo11N DORMAN, A.M. English A.B., Harvard, 1936, A.M., Harvard, 1942. Appointed 1938 SANFORD BALLARD DOLE Low Art Boston Museum School, Grand Central School of Art. Member of Salmagundi Club, American XVater Color Society, New York VVater Color Club, Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts. President Art League of V 1 New Britain. Appointed 1938 - K ,, M ,I tum IAINIES HENDERSON, IR., A.B. f AT., English, Mathematics fA.B., Trinity, 1937. Appointed 1939 PETER PAUL SLADER, A.M. Physical Education S.B., Springfield College, 1938, A.M., Columbia, 1942. Appointed 1939 STANLEY SHIMKUS Mechanical Drawing A ' t d 1939 -' ppoin e fx A ' On leave of absence from Ianuary, 1942. ' . 1WATHANIEL Hom'oN BATc:111cLmi1z, In., A.B. A.B., Bowdoin, 19275 University of Grenoble, 1930 , 1 S AB., Halsvard, 1939. Appointezl 1940 Envlisli Public S makin 1 I,1.oYn 1ANGEL, BS. Frcncli BS., Univvrsity of Virginia, 1933g University of Homo, 1931-32. Appointed 1940 QM? UW' NM GEORGE Iosnvn AIJAIXIS, .-LB. Rmnmlial English Appointcd 1939 NORBIAN LOLBILR HANSEN, A.B. History A.B., Amherst, 1941. Appointed 1941 CARL OLSON Superintendent of Maintenance. Instructor in Manual Training if 5 Ai 24 3. F' .: 1 ,Y- nv' K' I Q. gg' ng, -p ' f M.,- . 4? Sl . A A P-s n.. 1' A, 3' 5 xl' x., :rulvurs-ur . f Q .vt . .. . 1 Q-. Ha- 7-B se. ,, . Q 1 K. 9 ,.,, , 1 -it . A .V . I Iv A s 9 '. 1-': J .qu x- 1 ' ' -. fn- it' '. - 'F- ifi 'I .Q ,Q .V y A X i , ' ..',f' -- 0 -' - , , A, , , ., . - I A . ' 1, ' ' i ' -. V' 17 ian, , ,SP .gi YJ 'H-'v ' X, iv,- . 4 5 ' ..v' q'...5 . K U-iw., . f F X s 'W 1- -f' 1 - -mg--csv-L'.'.-.4,e1n,,,,u,,, 9 U 5 W--- NV f Q rl? .jr x X, x EENXNUBMS bill f VND-lk ,J Rv W W Qu fa A A ' I x , my Y FL 3' -1 N -1 . N if--L :d,,,9g.gi?:'?l ,.'L':l' 'Qcax -A'- 'yi -A N QLWJ 1 A ff ' w, q - gl .9-,f 'if' ,N .EQ ,N .Q fax J H13 4 fl XXI! T J 5 I JVM, C 2 ? xx D Q PETER MEAD ABEL Palisades, N. Y. Honest Abe HandsomeD Abull 1938-39-Founders, Allyn Senior Football, Second Basketball Team, Freshman Baseball Team. 1939-40-Batchelder, Allyn Senior Football, Second Basketball Team, Colt, Junior French Club. 1940-41-Taylor, Allyn Senior Football, Second Basketball Team, Tennis. 1941-42-Mason, First Soccer Team, First Basketball Team, Track, Dramatics, Special Committee. CORNELL HUCTT HUDSON ARNOLD 1550 North Cherry Street, Calesburg, Ill. Armen l5l4l,-42wPalnu'r, First Football Team, First Basketball Team, Track. llitlf: Team, Cla-e Club, Entertainment Committee, Spring Dance tfouziuittce, Study llall Supervisor. AIXIHERST XVILLIAM VERNON ASHLEY, ZND Highfield Lane, Darien, Conn. lViIcl Billy Ashcan,' 1937-38-Founders, VVolcott Club Soccer, NVolcott Club Hockey, Freshman Baseball Team, Radio Club. l938-39--Taylor and Mason, NVolcott Club Soccer, XVolcott Club Hockey, Club Tennis, Radio Club. H139-40-Nlasoug Wolcott Club Soccer, XVolcott Club Hockey, Club Tennis, Secretary Radio Club, Political Club, Stagehands Union. 1940-41-XVarham, First Soccer Team, XVolcott Club Hockey, Club Tennis, Radio Club, Political Club, Stagehands Union. 1941-42-XVarham, First Soccer Team, Wolcott Club Hockey, First Tennis Squad, Secretary Radio Club, Political Club, Head Electrician Stagehands Union. DARTBIOUTH THOMAS WILKINSON ATTRIDGE, JR. 36 South Street, Morristown, N. Tomi, Atkinson l939-40-Taylor, Plantation, Allyn Club Hockey, Skiing, Second Base- ball Team, Nautical Club, Endowment Fund. l940-41-XVarhamg Plantation, Allyn Club Hockey, Skiing, Second Baseball and First Track Squad, Nautical Club, Glee Club, Endow- ment Fund, Station-wagon Driver, Office VVorker, Cast Cox and Box . 1941-42-Palmer, Allyn Club Hockey, Track Team, Vice Commodore Nautical Club, Glee Club, Endowment Fund, Cast H.M.S. Pinafore , Airplane Spotter. YVILLIAM HEYWANG BAYLISS 210 East Main Street, Titusville, Pa. Billy Buck 1941-42-Mason, Second Football Team, Wrestling, Chess Club, De- bating Team, Orchestra H. M. S. Pinaforev, Dance Orchestra, Scholar- ship Committee. 11A1wAnn ALBERT DALTON BERRY 2 The Court, New Rochelle, N. Y. KAI., Honor Roll: Ianuary 1941, 1941-42 1940-41-XVarhamg XVolcott Club Soccer, NVrestling Squad, Band, Con- cert Orchestra, Dance Orchestra, Editorial Board Log, Endowment Fund, Political Club. Rifle Club, Union Settlement Group. 1941-42-Taylor, XVolcott Club Soccer, Band, Dance Orchestra, Presi- dent Political Club, Feature Editor Log, Endowment Fund, Dining Hall Committee, Cast A Night at an lnnn Union Settlement Group, Airplane Spotter. YALE TVILLIAM VVOODRUFF BETTERIDGE Forest Drive, Short Hills, N. B i llv . B ctw FlaSh,' Honor Roll: 1940-41 1940-41-Taylor, First Soccer Team, Skiing, First Track Squad, Political Club, Clee Club, Ski Club, Chess Club, Choir. 1941-42-Warham, First Soccer Team, First NVrestling Team, First Track Team, Political Club, Clee Club, Choir, Chairman Handbook Board, Dining Hall Committee, Cast HH. M. S. Pinaforeu, Study Hall Supervisor. YALE CHARLES ALLAN BORCHERT 44 XVhitman Avenue, VVcst Hartford, Conn. Alb B0rch,' Honor Roll: 1939-40, 1940-41 1939-40-Day F ellow, Wolcott junior Football, VVolcott Club Hockey, Club Tennis, Concert Orchestra. 1940-41-Day Fellow, NVolcott Senior Football, Club Hockey, Club Tennis, Concert Orchestra, Rifle Club. 1941-42-Day Fellow, XVolcott Senior Football, Winter Track Squad, Club Tennis, Concert Orchestra, Rifle Club, Student Council, Political Club, Scholarship Committee, Tutor in Study Club, Spring Dance Committee, Committee of Review. 4, U. s. NAVAL ACADEBIY - PM WAWV Wojwa JOSEPH ODELL BRADFORD 2300 Saymoure Road, Vlfilmington, Del. Ioan Brady BTiCk,' 1940-41-Maher House, Second Soccer Team, NVolcott Senior Hockey, First Tennis Team, Associate Editor Log, Music Club. 1941-42-Palmer, First Soccer Team, NVolcott Senior Hockey, First Tennis Team, News Editor Log, Music Club, Dormitory Committee, Chairman Special Committee, Executive Committee. XVILLIAIXIS HENRY HUHD BREUL 564 Park Place, Bridgeport, Conn. Hank, nllcnnyi' Br0ilv Ilonor Roll: 1940-41 1938-39-Founders, Allyn junior Football, Allyn Club Hockey, Cast Trial by Iuryv, Endowment Fund, Band. 1939-40-Batchelder, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Club Hockey, Man- ager Baseball Team, junior French Club, Music Club. 1940-41-Batchelderg Lightweight Football Team, Allyn Club Hockey, Manager Baseball Team, Choir, Clec Club, Music Club, Dormitory Committee, Cast Green Pastures . 1941-421Batchelder, Plantation, Allyn Club Hockey, Cast HH. M. S. Pinaforev, Choir, President Music Club, Clee Club, Scholarship Com- mittee, Cast i'You Canit Take lt XVitli Youf' Manager Airplane Spotting, Cast Ticket of Leave Mann. AM11mzsT CURTIS IIAVISNS BROXVN 346 Salisbury Street, XVorcester, Mass. C urtv Brownian S rnileyv l940-41-Taylor, Ludlow Club Soccer, Fencing, Ludlow Club Tennis, Nautical Club. 1941-42-Taylor, Plantation, Skiing, Founders Committee. IXTASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY HOXVARD CLIFTON BROXVNELL 6 Third Street, Attleboro, Mass. Brownian Brown Boyv 1941-42-VVarham, Second Football Team, NVrestling, XVork Program, Plantation, Library Committee. BROWN FIURDOCK TYLOR BURTON, JR. XVood and Forest Avenue, Glendale, Ohio Ty,' Kn0bby,' lVeaseli' 1988-39-Founders, Allyn junior Football, Allyn lunior Basketball, Track, Endowment Fund, Nautical Club, Chairman Founders Dormi- tory Committee. 1939-40-Batchelder, Allyn junior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Track, President Sophomore Reception Committee, junior French Club, Nautical Club, Dormitory Committee, Endowment Fund. 1940-41-Founders, Lightweight Football Team, Skiing, Second Tennis Team, Student Council, President junior Class, Spring Dance Commit- tee, Insignia Committee. 1941-42-Mason, Second Football Team, XVrestling, Tennis Team, Student Council, President Senior Class, Council Chairman Special Committee, Chairman Executive Committee, Fall Dance Committee, Chairman Spring Dance Committee, Glee Club, Committee of Re- view. imavaun RICHARD ALAN BURTON St. Nicholas Road, Darien, Conn. Dick, H, Af, 1940-41-VVarham, XVolcott Club Soccer, General Exercise, XVolcott Club Tennis, Glee Club, Darwin Club, Photographic Board Loomis- cellany, VVork Program. 1941-42-Palmer, XVolcott Club Tennis, Glec Club, Chairman Photo- graphic Division Darwin Club, Photographer Log and Loomiscellany, Student Mail Carrier, Grounds Committee. w11.1.1AMs LAWRENCE SUMNEH CARLTON, JR. 615 Lowell Street, Lynnfield Center, Mass. Lauryn Tex,' L. Cf, Honor Roll: 1933-39, 1939-40, 1940-41, 1941-42 1938-39-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow junior Basketball, Club Tennis, Darwin Club, Debating Club. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Club Tennis, VVork Pro- gram, Darwin Club, Radio Club, Debating Club. 1941-42-Day Fellow, Captain Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Club Tennis, Secretary Darwin Club, Radio Club, Debat- ing Team, Founders Committee, Cast H. M. S. Pinaforev. HARVARD SAMUEL EVANS CHURCH Stonington, Conn. i'S011f' L'Eglise', Honor Roll: 1941-42 1940-41-Maher House, Second Soccer Team, Wolcott Club Hockey, Second Tennis Team, Associate Editor Log. 1941-42-Palmer, First Soccer Team, XVolcott Club Hockev, Second Tennis Team, Senior Editor Log, Laboratory Assistant, Chairman Reception Committee, Executive Committee. YALE f C fi JOHN STUART COLLIER 696 South McLean Blvd., Memphis, Tenn. ullleiizplf Fus,' John l940-41-Stermer House, Lightweight Football Team, Second Basket- ball Team, Second Tennis Team, Endowment Fund. 1941-42-Palmer, Mason, First Football Team, First Basketball Team, Tennis, Student Council, Endowment Fund, Chairman Grounds Com- mittee, Spring Dance Committee. SOU'l'IIXVI'ISTERN ROGER BUllNHAlN'l COLTON 65 Elm Street, NVindsor Locks, Conn. Hog, lVe11sel 1937-38-Founders, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Club Basketball, Tennis. l939-40-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Plantation, Tennis, Darwin Club. l940-4lwDay Fellow, Second Soccer Team, Plantation, Tennis, Darwin Club, Chess Club. l941-42-Day Fellow, Second Soccer Team, VVork Program, Tennis, Darwin Club. YALE l. y A W GEORGE COOK, SRD N l' 2 Laurel Place, Clen Ridge, N. Cookie, Gorgeous 1539-40-Ta fo , Second Football Team, XVolcott Club Hockey, First Track Feam, nior French Club, Loomiseellany Board. l 4 2 er, First Football Team, XVinter Track Team, First Track 1, S ent Council, Vice President junior Class, Spring Dance lommitte ,, Loomiscellany Board, Iunto Committee. 1941-42-Palmer, First Football Team, VVolcott Club Hockey, Winter Track Team, Captain First Track Team, President Student Council, Co-editor Loomiscellanv, Executive Committee, Athletic Council, Cast 'iYou Canit Take Lt Wfitk Xiouv. mf an L , .fa a f. FV aug UXNS 70 K G of L T t elf ,Lv HAROLD DUDLEY corrou Q f 127 North VVhitney Street, Hartford, Conn. hDlldU 'Dirty Dudv 1938-39-Founders, Ludlow Senior Football, Second Hockey! Team, Freshman Baseball Team. 'C F' W P CT 1939-40-Palmer, Second Football Team, F irstmllockey Teagan, Track Squad, Clee Club. A' Y 1940-41-Day Fellow, Second Football Team, FirstNH0ekey Team! First Track Team, Clee Club, Cast The Sorcererv. 1941-42-Day Fellow, First Football Team, First Hockey Team, First Track Team, Clee Club, Dining Hall Commifteef r,rn1N1TY N IOHN DEYO COWAN 115 Bellevue Avenue, Springfield, Mass. lucky afllkev 1941-42-Mason, First Soccer Team, Ludlow Club Hockey, Cym- nasium Committee. DARTBIOUTH ALBERT SEABU Y CRANDON, JR. , 290 North Quaker Lane, WVest Hartford, Conn. Seab,' Honor Boll: 1939-40 1939-40-Day F ellow, Allyn Senior Football, First Hockey Team, Second Baseball Team. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Second Football Team, Allyn Senior Basketball, Second Baseball Team. 1941-42-Day Fellow, Assistant Manager Football Team, Fjgjiockey,-fly Team,mAllyn Club Baseball, Glee Club, Political Club, Chairman Student Advisory Committee, Fall Dance Committee, Tutor in Study Club. YALE ARMON DAVIS ACHESON CRAWFORD, IR. Lake Drive, Riverside, Conn. Petey Crawf 1940-41-WVarham, Allyn Junior Football, Cheer Leader, First Hockey Squad, Second Track Team. 1941-42-Warham, Second Football Team, Allyn Club Hockey, Track Team, Advisory Committee, Tutor in Study Club. INIASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ARTHUR JAMES CRAVVFURD, SRD 3375 Park Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. limp A. I. 1940-41-Batchelder, NVolcott Club, Captain Second Soccer Team, First Hockey Team, First Track Team, Clee Club, Music Club, Choir. 1941-42-Batchelder, First Soccer Team, First Hockey Team, First Track Team, Clee Club, Choir, Music Club, Chairman-Treasurer Dor- mitory Committee, Dining Hall Committee, Cast KH. M. S. Pinaforen, You Can,t Take It XVith You , and Ticket of Leave Man . DARTMOUTH NVARREN MILTON CREAMER, IR. Main Street, Farmington, Conn. K'D0c', Bubv 1939-40-Ely House, Ludlow Junior Football, First Hockey Squad, Ludlow Junior Baseball, Band. 1940-41-Batchelder, Lightweight Football Team, First Hockey Team, Third Baseball Team, Band, Union Settlement Group. 1941-42-Batchelder, First Football Team, First Hockey Team, Coach Ludlow Baseball, Dining Hall Committee, Union Settlement Group. to fft'iift'rl'Yl5l.1'T-if f X ' 4 , , fyvtovlg M' fl? ,,J,of'JV! CALEB HOFF DIDBIKSEN, IR. Willowmere, Riverside, Conn. Seann Did Cable Honor Roll: 1940-41, 1941-42 1940-41-Stermer House, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Club Hockey, Manager Baseball Team, Chess Club, Darwin Club. 1941-42-Palmer, NVolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Club Hockey, Man- ager Baseball Team, Chess Team, Darwin Club, Scholarship Commit- tee, Tutor in Study Club, Study Hall Supervisor. YALE SEBASTIAN DIMAURO 20 Olga Avenue, Wilson, Conn. Sam Sibby Seb Honor Boll: 1939-40, 1941-42 1938-39-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Assistant Manager Basketball, Freshman Baseball Squad, Concert Orchestra. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Assistant Manager Basketball, Track Squad, Concert Master Concert Orchestra, Concert Master The Sorcererv Orchestra, Chess Team, Darwin Club. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Assistant Manager Basket- ball, All-Club Soft Ball, Concert Master Concert Orchestra, Concert Master Cox and Box Orchestra, Chess Team, Darwin Club. 1941-42-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Manager Basketball Team, Athletic Council, Concert Master Concert Orchestra, Concert Master H. M. S. Pinaforev Orchestra, President Chess Club, Darwin Club, Grounds Committee, Allyn Club Baseball. TRINITY STANLEY WAYCOTT DIMOCK 26 Auburn Road, West Hartford, Conn. usfdnn aDOC,, 1938-39-Batchelder, Assistant Manager Football Team, Ludlow .lun- ior Basketball, Ludlow Club Tennis, Chess Club, Political Club. 1939-40-Mason, Assistant Manager Football, Ludlow Senior Basket- ball, Ludlow Club Tennis, Chess Team, Political Club. 1940-41-Mason, Assistant Manager Football Team, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Ludlow Club Tennis, Chess Team, Secretary-Treasurer Political Club, Union Settlement Group. 1941-42-Mason, Manager Football Team, Chess Team, Secretary- Treasurer Political Club, Union Settlement Group, Grounds Committee. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA ROGER GEEK DISSELL 67 Clitton Avenue, NVest Hartford, Conn. ..R0g,, Honor Roll: 1938-39, 1939-40, 1940-41 1938-39-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Club Basket- ball, Club Tennis, Radio Club, Darwin Club. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Assistant Manager VVrestling Team, Track, Radio Club, Darwin Club, Chess Club. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, NVrestling, Second Track Team, Clee Club, Radio Club. 19-11-42-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, NVrestling Team, Presi- dent Radio Club, Dining Hall Committee, Track, Airplane Spotter. CORNELL ALBERT HENRY DCNNELLY 118 North Beacon Street, Hartford, Conn. AIU Honor Roll: 1933-39, 1939-40, 1940-41, 1941-42 1938-39-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Junior Basketball Club Tennis. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Senior Basketball, Allyn Baseball, Sophomore Reception Committee, Secretary Junior French Club, Debating Club, Log Board, Loom Board. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Second Soccer Team, Allyn Senior Basketball, Club Tennis, Student Council, Vice President Junto Committee, Presi- dent Loom Board, Log Board, Debating Council. 1941-42-Day Fellow, Second Soccer Team, Allyn Senior Basketball, Club Tennis, Secretary Student Council, Secretary Debating Club, Debating Council, President Junto, President Loom Board, Cast M. S. Pinaforev, Scholarship Committee. YALE DOUGLAS FREESE DORCHESTER 25 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor, Conn. 'KDougv D0rch,' Big Doug Honor Roll: 1938-39, 1939-40, 1940-41, 1941-42 1938-39-Day Fellow, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Junior Basket- ball, Track Squad, Log Hceler. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Junior French Club, Associate Editor Log. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Club Soccer, Second Track Team, VVork Program. 1941-42--Day Fellow, Captain Ludlow Club Soccer, Second Soccer Team, Ludlow Senior Basketball, XVork Program, Track Squad, Stu- dent Council, Committee of Review, Scholarship Committee, Crew H. M. S. Pinaforev, Tutor in Study Club, Study llall Supervisor. NVESLEYAN JAMES TONNER DOUCHERTY 134 17th Street N. XV., Canton, Ohio ulinf' 1937-38-Founders, Allyn Junior Football, General Exercise, Freshman Baseball Team, Cast 64:26 for XVashington,,. 1938-39-Batchelder, Lightweight Football Team, Squash, Golf Team, Endowment Fund, Sophomore Reception Committee. 1939-40-Mason, First Football Team, First Hockey Team, Second Baseball Team, Vice President Endowment Fund fresignedj. 1940-41-Founders, Taylor, First Football Team, First Hockey Team, Captain Second Baseball Team, Student Council. 1941-42-Taylor, First Football Team, Captain First Hockev Team, First Baseball Team, Student Council, Junto, Vice President Senior Class, Dining Hall Committee, Athletic Council. DARTMOUTH WILLIAM BELCHER FALK Hollow Tree Ridge Road, Darien, Conn. lVill i ci, WWII Max'i 1938-39-Founders, Wolcott Senior Football, WVolcott Club Hockey, Freshman Baseball Team, Stagehands Union. 1939-40-Batchelder, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Club Hockey, VVolcott Senior Baseball, Stagehands Union, junior French Club. 1940-41-Palmer, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Club Hockey, Track Squad, Stagehands Union. 1941-42-Palmer, Second Football Team, Wolcott Club Hockey, Track Squad, Cast 4:26 for Washingtonn, Dining Hall Committee, Loomis- cellany Board, Cast You Can't Take It With Youn. YALE DUDLEY HOLLAND FAY, IR. 2 Beekman Place, New York, N. Y. lcD1lCl,, 'Tfhicfi' 1939-40-Taylor, NVolcott Senior Football, XVolcott Club Hockey, Club Tennis, Political Club, Debating Club. 1940-41-Taylor, XVolcott Senior Football, XVolcott Club Hockey, Club Tennis, Nautical Club, Editorial Board Loomiscellany. 1941-42-Taylor, Second Football Team, WVrestling, Editor Loomiscel- lany, Nautical Club, VVolcott Club Tennis. Senior Grounds Commit- tee, Cast 34:26 for XVashingtonn and You Canit Take It XVith Youn. ALIHERST JOSEPH FRANCIS FITZGERALD 96 Preston Street, Windsor, Conn. Fitz', 1 oe Fitzie 1938-39-Day F ellowg Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Club Hockey, Fresh- man Baseball Squad. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Club Hockey, Allyn Club Baseball. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Club Hockey, Allyn Club Baseball, Chess Club, Clee Club. 1941-42-Day Fellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Allyn Club Hockey, Allyn Club Baseball, Chess Club, Rifle Club, Radio Club, Founders Com- mittee. NIANHATTAN ROLAND ANDERSON FLETCHER 121 Lorraine Avenue, Mount Vernon, N. Y. Fletch,' Flick 1940-41-Taylor, F ounders, Wolcott Senior Football, Captain Second Basketball Team, First Baseball Team, Student Council. 1941-42-Warham, Equipment Manager Fall Sports, First Basketball Team, First Baseball Team, Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class, Fall Dance Committee, Entertainment Committee. AIMHERST CHARLES RICHARD FRIEDRICH 52 Lexington Avenue, Hoyloke, Mass. Dick,' Herk Freely 1938-S9-Founders, Football Managership Heeler, General Exercise, Baseball Managership Heeler, Concert Orchestra, Band. 1939-40-Taylor, Football Managership Heeler, Hockey Managership Heeler, Baseball Managership Heeler, Stagehands Union. 1940-41-Taylor, Football Managership Heeler, Hockey Managership Heeler, Baseball Managership Heeler, Stagehands Union, Glee Club. 1941-42-Palmer, Work Squad, Manager Hockey Team, Glee Club, Ad ' C mi . f ' visory om ttee DARTMOUTH Io S fp V vim? DAVID LESTER GILLETT 609 Ocean Ave., New London, Conn. Dave Heellyettev 1939-40-Ely House, Allyn Senior Football, General Exercise, Club Tennis, Rifle Club, Rifle Team. 1940-41-Batchelder, Plantation, WVrestling Squad, Club Tennis, Rifle Club, Rifle Team. 1941-42-Batchelder, Plantation, President Rifle Club, Rifle Team. NORWICH SHERMAN POST HAIGHT, 64 East 54th Street, New York, N. Y. Sherm 1940-41-Ely House, Track Squad, Music Club. 1941-42-XVarham, First Soccer Squad, Coach Ludlow Club Hockey. AR1NIY ALR comes ,fx WILLIAM H soy! ifruis 39 F airlawn S r A est rtford, Con . Swish A Rogue 1939 A lntation Seco Basketbal eam Second Base a - F . I 2, 1 41, 3 ff .431 A 194 4 Ay llowg First Soccer Te , Fir t s etballffllezf , Sec- ond B se 7 ll Team, Glee Club. 1941- 2- y Fellow, First Soccer Tear , rst Bas' all eam, Glee Club Gymnasium Committee. , ,- ' TRINI X RICHARD DONALD HARTSIG 18 Robin Road, Wfest Hartford, Conn. Dick,' Hartz,' 1941-42-Day Fellow, Second Football Team, Track, Skiing Club, De- bating Club, Band, Dance Orchestra, Orchestra M. S. Pinaforen, Study Hall Supervisor, Tutor in Study Club. YALE SAMUEL SEYMOUR HOLMES Riverside Avenue, Riverside, Conn. Honor Roll: 1940-41 Soma Seymour 1938-89-Day Fellow, Ludlow junior Football, Winter Track, Club Tennis, Stamp Club, Cast Trial by Iuryv. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Ludlow junior Football, NVinter Track, Track Squad, junior French Club, Debating Club, Cast Richard Ili' and The Sorcerern, Cheer Leader. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Ludlow junior Football, VVrestling, Second Track Team, Cheer Leader, Editor Log. 1941-42-Day F ellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Second Football Team, VVrestling Team, Track, Manager Athletic Store, Editor Log, Cast 4:26 for Washingtoni' and Ticket of Leave Mann, Entertainment Committee. YALE DONALD CAMPBELL HOLSWORTH 900 Windsor Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Donn 1938-39-Day Fellow, VVolcott junior Football, Winter Track, Second 'I' rack Team, Political Club. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Wolcott Senior Football, XVolcott Senior Basket- ball, Track Team, Political Club. l940-41-Day Fellow, Second Football Team, XVolcott Hockey Team, Track Team. 1941-42-Day Fellow, First Football Team, NVolcott Hockey Team, Wolcott Club Tennis, Grounds Committee. DARTMOUTH JAMES IUDSON HOOKER 3 Stanley Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio 'jimi' Hook 1940-41-Mason, Wolcott Senior Football, Stagehands Union, Crew Green Pasturesv, Political Club. 1941-42-Taylor, Stage Manager, Political Club, Cast 64:26 to Wash- ingtonv. THE CITADEL MAIJGOLM PARKES HUNT Sunnieholme Drive, F airfield, Conn. Macy Mala M. P. 1938-39-Founders, Ludlow Club Soccer, Freshman Baseball. 1939-40-Warhamg Second Soccer Team, Ludlow Iunior Basketball, Ludlow Club Tennis, Chess Club. 1940-41-Warhamg First Soccer Team, Assistant Manager Fencing, Work Project, Chess Club, Rifle Club. 1941-42-Batchelderg First Soccer Team, Theater Work Group, Lud- low Club Baseball, Secretary-Treasurer Chess Club, Radio Club, Rifle Club, Rille Team, Chief Electrician, Stagehands Union. PRINCETON WILLIAM RICHARD IUNES 251 Grant Avenue, Newton Center, Mass. Bud,' Ricky Klonesyv 1941-42-Mason, Ludlow Club, Cross Country, Winter Track, Track, Music Club, Glee Club, Union Settlement Group, Cast H. M. S. Pinaforev, Gymnasium Committee. HARVARD IANTES KENT, IB. l2 Elm Street, Norwich, N. Y. lim Linda 1941-42-XVarham, Allyn Club, Second Football Team, First Basketball Team, NVork Squad, Plantation, Dining Hall Committee. IIAINIILTON FREDERIC NEYVCOMB LATTIN 95 VVhitney Road, Short Hills, N. Fredv l940-41-Warhamg Theater XVork Squad, First Track Team, Stage- hands Union. 1941-42-Batchelderg Ludlow Club Soccer, Theater WVork Squad, First Track Team, Stagehands Union, Fiiile Club. U. s. COAST GUARD ACADEMY LOOMIS IVES LINCOLN 812 Longmeadow Street, Longmeadow, Mass. Loon Abe,' Linen 1939-40-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Club Hockey, Club Tennis. 1940-41-Day Fellow, First Soccer Squad, First Tennis Team. 1941-42-Taylor, First Soccer Team, Skiing, Captain First Tennis Team, Chairman Scholarship Committee, Athletic Council, Executive Com- mittee, Student Council, Study Hall Supervisor, Tutor in Study Club. WILLIAMS WORTH BOYD LINTZ 4684 Grosvenor Avenue, Riverdale-on-Hudson, N. Y. Whitey, Worthless 1939-40-Stermer House, Lightweight Football Team, Wolcott Club Hockey, First Track Tcam, Nautical Club. 1940-41-Palmer, Second Football Team, Ski Team, NVinter Track, First Track Team, Nautical Club, Mail Carrier. 1941-42-Palmer, First Football Team, Captain Ski Team, Winter Track, First Track Team, Fall Dance Committee, Special Committee, Student Council, Athletic Council, Loom Board, Nautical Club, Mail Carrier. HAMILTON PAUL SAMUEL LISCORD, IR. ll Ridgewood Road, Windsor, Conn. g'LiSv Samv 1938-39-Day F ellow, Allyn junior Football, Allyn junior Basketball, Freshman Baseball Team. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Allyn Club Baseball. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Second Football Team, Allyn Club Hockey, Soft Ball, Glee Club, Chess Club. 1941-42-Day F ellowg First Football Team, Allyn Senior Basketball, Clee Club, ClIes Dining Hall Committee. X if ' TRINITY W M THOMAS CLINTON FALLS LOWRY 1087 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford, Conn. Toni, 1941-42-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Opera Club, Clee Club, Winter Track, Track. TRINITY GEO GE ALBI FERDINAND LUNDBEBG, ' I 450:16 Qld 223 East Center Street, Manchester, Conn. J-601, Sweden Whitey MUGS Honor Boll: 1938-39 1938-39-Founders, Ludlow Junior Football, Second Basketball Team, Second Baseball Team. 1939-40-Palmer, Lightweight Football Team, Captain Second Basket- ball Team, Second Baseball Team, Junior French Club, Sophomore Reception Committee. 1940-41-Palmer, Lightweight Football Team, First Basketball Team, First Baseball Team, Endowment Fund, Palmer Dormitory Committee. 1941-42-Palmer, First Football Team, First Basketball Team, First Baseball Team, Chairman Gymnasium Committee, Executive Com- mittee, Executive Committee Endowment Fund fresignedj, Chair- man Fall Dance Committee, Spring Dance Committee, Coach Allyn Junior Basketball, Study Hall Supervisor. WESLEYAN EDGAR NVOODBURY MATTHEVVS 475 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor, Conn. EJ, Mattie, 1938-39-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Junior Basketball. Club Tennis, Cast Trial by Juryv. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Assistant Manager Soccer Team, Assistant Man- ager Basketball Team, Club Tennis, Cast Our Town , Darwin Club, Junior French Club. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Assistant Manager Soccer Team, Assistant Man- ager Basketball Team, Club Tennis, Music Club, Darwin Club. 1941-42-Day Fellow, Co-Manager Soccer Team, Assistant Manager Basketball Team, VVork Project Group, Treasurer Darwin Club, Room Inspector, Gynasium Committee. ,M Ceiilf' a 24,5 JOHN PERRY Meoor WZ 476 Manheim Street, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. Mach 1940-41-Ely House, Second Soccer Team, Fencing, Ludlow Club Ten- nis, Darwin Club, Glee Club, Union Settlement Group, Choir. 1941-42-Mason, First Soccer Team, First Fencing Team, First Tennis Squad, Library Committee, Glee Club, Chairman Dormitory Corn- mittee, Union Settlement Group, Bank Assistant, Choir, Assistant Business Manager Loomiscellany. PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE scr1ooL TAYLOR WOOD MEAD 8120 East Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Dukes 1940-41-Taylor, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Club Hockey, Club Tennis, Darwin Club, Cast Green Pasturesv. 1941-42-Mason, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Club Hockey, Ludlow Club Tennis, Entertainment Committee, Editor Loom, Cast You Canlt Take It With Youv. CORNELL 5406. CHRISTOPHER FRANCTS MOLLOY, JR. 86 Robin Road, West Hartford, Conn. Chris Honor Roll: 1939-40 1938-39-Day Fellow, Wolcott junior fundefeatedl Football, Wolcott junior Basketball, Freshman Baseball Team. 1939-40-Day Fellow, XVolcott Junior Football, Wolcott Club Hockey, Wolcott Senior Baseball, Junior French Club. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Lightweight Football Team, Wolcott Club Hockey, Wolcott Club Baseball, Nautical Club. - 1941-42-Day F ellow, Plantation, NVinter Track, Track, Dining Hall Committee. a YALE GEORGE LAMAR MUNROE, IR. 925 Forbes Street, East Hartford, Conn. ..Lam,, 1941-42-Day F ellow, First Football Squad, Track, Founders Com- mittee. VIRGINIA INIILITARY INSTITUTE CLJAWQLLJQ, SQAMCCLJH. THEODORE NIERENBERC 76 Vine Road, Larchmont, N. Y. Ted Honor Roll: 1941-42 1941-42-Taylor, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Club Hockey, Track Team, Debating Team, Grounds Committee, Cast You Can't Take lt With Youn. WILLIAMS RUSSELL HOWARD NYE, IR. Pilgrim Road, Harwichport, Mass. Rossi, Spider,, 1 1941-42-Warhamg Second Football Team, First Basketball Team, First Baseball Team, Dance Orchestra, Rifle Club. COLUMBIA MICHAEL IULIAN ODLUM Ardmore,', Bray, Co. Wicklow, Eire Miken 1940-41-Taylor, Allyn Club, Second Soccer Team, Second Tennis Team, Work Program, Darwin Club, Rifle Club, Rifle Team, Editor Loom, Publications Board. l94l-4:2-Batchelder, First Soccer Team, First Tennis Team, Curator Darwin Club, Rifle Club, Vice President Rifle Team, Music Club, Le Cercle Francais, Associate Editor Loom, Publications Board, Grounds Committee, Glee Club, Cast A Night at an Innn, Editor Log fre- signedl, Choir, Ambulance Fund Committee. KEITH STUART PETERSEN ll62 Enfield Street, Thompsonville, Conn. Peter B00If 'iEtcp', Honor Roll: 1938-89, 1939-40 1938-39-XVarham, VVolcott Iunior Football, XVolcott junior Basketball, Freshman Baseball Team. 1939-40-Palmer, XVolcott junior Football, VVolcott junior Basketball, NVolcott Club Baseball, Junior French Club. 1940-41-Palmer, WVolcott Iunior Football, NVolcott Senior Basketball, Second Baseball Team, Log Board, Loom Board. 1941-42-Palmer, YVolcott Senior Football, YVolcott Senior Basketball, First Baseball Team, President Log, President Publications Commit- tee, Chairman Dormitory Committee, Entertainment Committee. VVILLIAINIS EDWARD PERRY PHILLIPS 66 Old South Road, Southport, Conn. ulohnv Sarge,' Nadi, 1939-40-Stermer House, First Soccer Team, Second Basketball Team, Track, Nautical Club, Glee Club. 1940-41-Warhamg First Soccer Team, Skiing, XVinter Track, Track, Glee Club, Cast Green Pasturesn. 1941-42-Mason, Captain First Soccer Team, YVolcott Club Hockey, Track, Student Council, President Glee Club, Cast You Can't Take It With Youu. UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT FRANK POTTER, ZND 161 South Main Street, Ellenville, N. Y. I940-41-Batchelder, Allyn Club Soccer, Fencing Team, Club Tennis, Glee Club, Concert Orchestra, Dance Orchestra, Band, Orchestra Cox and Boxn. 1941-42-Palmer, Allyn Club Soccer, Fencing Team, Glee Club, Con- cert Orchestra, Dance Orchestra, Band, Orchestra M. S. Pinaforev, Advisory Committee, Union Settlement Group. RENSSELAER r I , I1 RICH , IR. y , , . 410 D Ri rf rj- O ema Street 't artford Conn c ' oll: 1939-40 9 39-Day ow, XVO t Club Soccer, Wolcott junior Basketball, lub Te , autical Cl , Rifle Club. 39- -Day Fellow, WVolcott Club Soccer, NVolcott junior Basket- all lantation. 40-41-Day Fellow, XVolcott Club Soccer, Winter Track, VVork Program. 1941-42-Day Fellow, First Soccer Squad, Wolcott Senior Basketball, Chess Club, Advisory Committee, Track. YALE ROBERT LEWIS PURINTON 10 Murray Street, Waterbury, Conn. Bob 'Tuddingtoni' Honor Roll: 1938-39, 1939-40, 1940-41 1938-39-Founders, Allyn Club Football, Fencing Squad, Club Tennis, Endowment Fund, Cast Trial by jury and Androcles and the Lionu. 1939-40-Warham, Allyn Club Soccer, Fencing Team, Club Tennis, Iunior French Club, Sophomore Reception Committee, Endowment Fund, Log, Cast Our Townv, The Sorcereri' and King Richard II , Stagehands Union. 1940-41-VVarhamg First Soccer Team, Fencing Team, Club Tennis, News Editor Log, Vice President Endowment Fund, Student Council fFirst Half Yearj, Stagehands Union, Cast Green Pasturesi' and Route 3A . 1941-42-Mason, Palmer, Batchelderg First Soccer Team, Captain Fencing Team, Club Tennis, Executive Committee Endowment Fund, Feature Editor Log Qresignedj, Clee Club, Cast M. S. Pinaforen, A Night at an Inn , and You Canit Take It With Youv, Chairman Founders Committee, Dance Committee, Music Club, Editor Loom. Art Editor Loomiscellany. HARVARD JOHN NVILLIAMS FITZ RANDOLPH 44 Afterglow Avenue, Montclair, N. Fitzv Fritz', Randy,' 1939-40-Taylor, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Club Baseball, Political Club, Library Staff. 1940-41-Warham, Ludlow Senior Football, Softball, Political Club, Stamp Club, Library Staff. 1941-42-Taylor, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Ludlow Baseball, Political Club, President Stamp Club, Co-Chairman Library Staff, Chairman Library Committee, Executive Committee. IACK HARTWELL RICE Laurelwood Road, Holden, Mass. Happy-lack 1940-41-Taylor, Allyn Senior Football, Cross Country, Wrestling, Allyn Club Tennis. 1941-42-Taylor, Allyn Senior Football, Cross Country, Manager Wres- tling, Track, Rifle Club, Special Committee. Turrs WALKER SCOTT RICHARDSON 19 Ware Street, Cambridge, Mass. Richiev Stretch', 'Kleen 1940-41-Mason, YVarharn, Captain Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Club Hockey, Club Tennis, Endowment Fund. 1941-42-Batchelder, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Club Hockey, Work Program, Music Club, Endowment Fund, Union Settlement Group, Special Committee. CORNELL FRANK ELIJAH ROGERS Southington, Conn. Bud,' 1938-39-Infirmary, Mason, Assistant Football Manager, Cross Coun- try, Allyn Club Tennis, Endowment Fund. 1939-40-Palmer, Assistant Manager Football, Cross Country, Allyn Club Tennis, Endowment Fund, Rifle Club. 1941-42-Infirmary, Rifle Club, President Endowment Fund. UNIVERSITY OF coNNEcT1CU'r CARLE ELLSYVORTH ROLLINS, JR. 77 Stuart Place, Manhasset, L. I., N. Y. Hallie 1939-40-Taylor, Ludlow Club, Lightweight Football Team, Second Basketball Team, Second Baseball Team. 1940-41-Taylor, First Football Team, First Basketball Team, First Baseball Team, Reception Committee, Student Council. 1941-42-Mason, First Football Team, First Basketball Team, First Baseball Team, Founders Committee. COLGATE EDVVIN RICHARDS ROONEY, JR. 12 Sheffield Road, Winchester, Mass. MiCke'y', Hacker 1940-41-Palmer, Wolcott Junior Football, Ski Team, Second Track Team, Endowment Fund, Clee Club, Cast Green Pasturesn. 1941-42-Palmer, Allyn Senior Football, Ski Team, Dining Hall Com- mittee, Endowment Fund, Clee Club, Log, Loomiscellany, Cast Ticket of Leave Man . HARVARD WILLIAM CARLTON RUNDBAKEN 815 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford, Conn. B illv Major,' Rundy', Honor Roll: 1940-41 1939-40-Stermer House, Mason, Warhamg Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Club Tennis, Political Club. 1940-41-Batchelder, First Soccer Team, Second Basketball Team, Second Baseball Team, Political Club. 1941-42-XVarhamg First Soccer Team, First Basketball Team, Track, Political Club, Clec Club, Associate Editor Log, Scholarship Com- mittee. YALE RALPH SNEATH SAMPLE 2924 Manchester Road, Shaker Heights, Ohio 'KSampv Honor Roll: 1941-42 1940-41-NVarham, Lightweight Football Team, Wolcott Senior Hockey, Reserve Baseball Team, Dormitory Committee, XVork Pro- ram. T941-42-NVarhamg First Football Team, Wolcott Club Hockey, First Baseball Team, Chairman Dining Hall Committee, Executive Commit- tee, Political Club, Radio Club, Time-Life-Fortune Agent, Senior Play, Study Hall Supervisor. YALE JOHN NAGLEE SIIVIONS 249 East Main Street, Newark, Del. ujackv Sim,' ujakev 1941-42-Mason, Second Football Team, XVolcott Club Hockey, Track, Band, Concert Orchestra. ' UNIVERSITY or DELAWARE GEORGE WILLIAM SMITH, IR. Highland Park Terrace, White River Iunction, Vt. 1941-42-NVarham, Manager Club Soccer. WILLIAMS PERRY MOORE SMITH 177 Belvidere Street, Springfield, Mass. Pep,' Smithy' 1941-42-Warham, Second Football Team, Wolcott Senior Basketball, Rifle Club. BABSON INSTITUTE EDWIN FALES SNELGROVE 6 Remington Road, Windsor, Conn. Ed', Snel Rabbit,' Honor Roll: 1938-39, 1939-40, 1940-41 1938-39-Day Fellow, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Junior Basket- ball, Freshman Baseball Team, Cast Trial by Iuryv. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow junior Basketball, Tennis, Debating Club. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow junior Basketball, Second Track Squad, Debating Club, Rifle Club, Cast In the Zone . 1941-42-Day F ellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Ludlow Club Baseball, Debating Team, Clee Club, Rifle Club, Cast A Night at an Inn , Ticket of Leave Man and H. M. S. Pinaforev, Grounds Committee. YALE FRANK WOODRUFF SNYDER 48 Keofferam Road, Old Greenwich, Conn. Woof Bud 1937-38-Founders, Ludlow junior Football, Ludlow junior Basketball, Freshman Baseball Team. 1938-39-Batchelder, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Club Hockey, Ludlow Club Baseball, Radio Club. 1939-40-Mason, Lightweight Football Team, Ludlow Club Hockey, Ludlow Club Baseball. 1940-41-Warham, Captain Lightweight Football Team, First Hockey Squad, Second Baseball Squad. 1941-42-Taylor, Palmer, First Football Team, First Hockey Squad, First Baseball Team, Student Council, Entertainment Committee. DARTBIOUTII EDWARD SUUTHVVORTH, 42 Magnolia Terrace, Springfield, Mass. Ted', Sloppy, O'T0ole 1940-41-Ely House, Wolcott Club, Lightweight Football Team, Ski Team, First Track Team. S 1941-42-Palmer, Second Football Team, Ski Team, First Track Team, Glee Club, Library Committee, Airplane Spotter. DARTMOUTH ROBERT BARTOWV STALLVVORTH IR 13 Cedar Lane Bronxville N Y B0 Rollo Knobby 1939 40 Ely House Ludlow unior Football Ludlow Club Hockey Ludlow Club Baseball Rifle Club 1940 41 Batcheldcr Ludlow Senior Football Ludlow Club Hockey Third Baseball Tc im Club Tennis 1941 42 Batchelder Ludlow Scnior Football Ludlow Club Hockey Track S uad Riflc Club Nautical Club Political Club Clee Club q Umor Settlement Group Library Committee Q5-:eb QB! VVILLIALIS ey ARTHUR WHEELER STEMLER 5 33 Highland Road Douglaston I 1 N Y 1 Stem Stemmze 1938 39 Founders Allyn llI1lO1 Footbill Allyn unior Basketball Freshman B iseball 1939 40 Batcheldcr Clpt un Allyn unior Football VVrestl1ng Team First Track Squ 1d Iumor I ranch C' lub 1940 41 Batcheldei Liqhtwei ht Footbill Team XVI'CStl1llg Team First Track Squad Clee Club N iutical C lub Rifle Tc im 1941 42 Pilmer Irnst Footbmll Tc im Captain and Coach XVrestlmg Team Fnst Track Team Clce Club Dining Hall Committee Athletic Council Cast Ticket of 1 c uc M in WLSLLYAN DAVID SMITHSON STEX1 ART 143 Pelham Road Rochester N. Y. Dave Stew 1941-42-Taylor' Ludlow Senior Football Work Program Rifle Club Gymnasium Committee Spring Dance Committee. HAVERFORD RICHARD MAX STINER 1070 Park Avenue New York N. Y. Big Dick Max 1938-39-Founders Ludlow Senior Football Ludlow unior Basket- ball Freshman Baseball Team. 1939-40-Batchelder' Captain Ludlow Senior Football Second Basket- ball Team Second Baseball Team Iunior French Club Endowment Fund. 1940-41-Warhamg Second Football Team, Second Basketball Team First Baseball Team, Circulation Manager Log, Endowment Fund. 1941-42-Taylor, First Football Team, First Basketball Team, First Track Team, Student Council, Founders Committee, Endowment Fund, Assistant Business Manager Log, Cast You Can't Take It With You, Study Hall Supervisor. YALE RAYMOND LAVVRENCE STRATFORD R. - 1 96 Van Buren Avenue, West Hartford, Conn. lKRay7, 1939-40-Day Fellow, XVolcott Club Soccer, Fencing, Tennis, Radio Club. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Wolcott Club Soccer, Fencing, Tennis, Loom, Publications Board. 1941-42-Day Fellow, Plantation, WVrestling, General Exercise, Loom Board, Founders Committee. HARVARD MICHAEL SUDARSKY 50 Whetten Road, NVest Hartford, Conn. Mika, Black Miken Sanclouf' Honor Roll: 1939-40 1938-39-Founders, WVolcott Iunior Football, Wolcott junior Basket- ball, Freshman Baseball Team, Boxing, Band, Ski Club. 1939-40-Batchelder, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basket- ball, Wolcott Club Baseball, Nautical Club, junior French Club, Sophomore Reception Committee, Business Board Log, Band. 1940-41-Palmer, Lightweight Football Team, Wolcott Senior Basket- ball, Third Baseball Team, Assistant Business Manager Log, Nautical Club, Union Settlement Group. 1941-42-Mason, Second Football Team, Wrestling Squad, Coach Wolcott Baseball, Business Manager Log, Secretary-Treasurer Publi- cations Board, Scholarship Committee, Nautical Club, Study Hall Supervisor, Cast Ticket of Leave Mann. YALE WALLACE BRADLEY THOMPSON, JR. Indian Hill Farm, Collinsville, Conn. lVally Tommy Honor Roll: 1938-39, 1939-40, 1940-41, 1941-42 1938-89-Day Fellow, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Iunior Basketball, Golf, Concert Orchestra. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Allyn Senior Football, Club Tennis, Sophomore Reception Committee, Debating Club, Editorial Board Log, Darwin Club, junior French Club. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Lightweight Football Team, NVinter Track Squad, Student Council, Editorial Board Log, Debating Club, Darwin Club. 1941-42-Day Fellow, First Football Team, Allyn Senior Basketball, Manager Track Team, Student Council, Sports Editor Log, Debating Council, Athletic Council, Political Club, Debating Club, Reception Committee, Spring Dance Committee. WILLIAMS IOHN AVERY TILLINGHAST, ZND 39 East Orchard Avenue, Providence, R. l. Tillie Til The Twilli' 1939-40-Mason, Plantation, Fencing Squad, Manager Second Baseball Team, Nautical Club. 1940-41-Mason, General Fall Sports Manager, Fencing Team, Spring Sports Manager, Glee Club, Nautical Club, Log Board, Loomiscellany Board, Cast Green Pastures . 1941-42-Taylor, Ludlow Senior Football, Fencing Team, Log Board, Diary Loomiscellany, Glee Club, Choir, Nautical Club, Taylor Dormi- tory Committee, Entcrtainment Committee, Cast A Night at an Innv and You Can't Take It With You , Gym Manager, Chairman Ambu- lance Dance Committee, Spring Dance Committee. BROWN ARTHUR GEORGE TYROL, 25 Belmont Street, Wethersfield, Conn. ccAlv nA. Gus: 1938-39-Day F ellow, Allyn Junior Football, Assistant Manager Basket- ball Team, Club Tennis, Rifle Club, Rifle Team. - 1939-40-Day F ellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Assistant Manager Basket- ball Team, Club Tennis, Secretary Rifle Club. 1940-41-Day F ellow, Assistant Manager Football Team, Assistant Manager Basketball Team, Club Tennis, Rifle Team. 1941-42-Day F ellow, Allyn Club Soccer, Assistant Manager Basket- ball Team, Grounds Committee, Rifle Team, Union Settlement Group. WORCESTER TECH ALFRED WILLIAM TYROL, IR. 22 F oxcroft Road, West Hartford, Conn. ..Al,, .fshagn 1938-39-Founders, Allyn Iunior Football, First Hockey Team, Fresh- man Baseball. 1939-40-Batchelder, 150-pound Football Team, First Hockey Team, Sophomore Reception Committee. Second Football Team, First Hockey Team, Student Council. First Baseball Team, 1940-41-Batchelder, First Baseball Team, 1941-42-Batchelder, First Football Team, First Hockey Team, Stu- dent Council, Founders Committee. KEITH GARDNER VALENTINE 3 Fields, Colebrook Road, Winsted, Conn. Val Valentinov Lad, 1938-39-Founders, Ludlow Senior Football, General Exercise, Ludlow Club Tennis, Rifle Club, Stagehands Union, Founders Dormitory Committee. 1939-40-Batchelderg Ludlow Senior Football, General Exercise, Lud- low Club Tennis, Stagehands Union. 1940-41-Mason, Ludlow Senior Football, Theater Project, Ludlow Club Tennis, Stagehands Union. 1941-42-Palmer, Ludlow Senior Football, Second Football Team, Theater Project, Ludlow Club Tennis, Business Manager Stagehands Union, Dining Hall Committee, Palmer Dormitory Committee. W LEY S'l'lGl -lf QUIK all l M HF M-Q 6 cean nue, New don, Conn. Wagnatz Krauskopf Chief 1939-40-Ely House, Lightweight Football Team, First Hockey Squad, Winter Track Team, First Track Team, Endowment Fund, Library Staff. 1940-41-Gymnasium, First Football Team, First Hockey Team, Win- ter Track Team, First Track Team, Glee Club, Co-Chairman Library Staff, Dining Hall Committee. 1941-42-Taylor, First Football Team, Captain First Hockey Team, Winter Track Team, First Track Team, Glee Club Cresignedj, Co- Chairman Library Staff, Founders Dormitory Committee, President Athletic Council, Student Council, Cast You Can't Take It With Youn. YALE RICHARD DUNBAR WAGNER Monmouth Hills, Highlands, N. Dick,' Dunny', afifff' 1940-41-Mason, Ludlow Club, First Football Team, First Wrestling Team, Third Baseball Team. 1941-42-NVarham, Ludlow Club, First Football Team, First Wrestling Team, Track, Iunto, Special Committee, Vice President Student Coun- cil, Study Hall Supervisor. DARTMOUTH CHANNING HALL VVASHBURN 42 Laconia Road, NVorcester, Mass. Chan Washy 1941-42-Mason, Lightweight Football Team, Wolcott Club Hockey, Winter Track Team, Spring Track, Rifle Club, Debating Team, Cheer Leader, Cast The Ticket of Leave Manu, Airplane Spotter. AMHERST RICHARD CLINTON WELDEN 16 Linwold Drive, West Hartford, Conn. Dick Honor Roll: 1938-39, 1939-40, 1940-41 1938-39-Day Fellow, Ludlow junior Football, Ludlow Junior Basket- ball, Golf, Darwin Club. 1939-40-Day Fellow, Captain Ludlow Iunior Football, Ludlow Inn- ior Basketball, Club Tennis, Treasurer Junior French Club, Darwin Club, Sophomore Reception Committee, Debating Council. 1940-41-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Wrestling Squad, Club Tennis, Student Council, Darwin Club, Debating Council. 1941-42-Day Fellow, Second Football Team, NVrestling Team, Track, Student Council, President Debating Council, Vice President Darwin Club, Scholarship Committee, Tutor in Study Club, Study Hall Super- visor. YALE ERNEST LUDLow wr 5508 30th Stre 1 gton, D. C. Lefty Kronprinzv Honor a 1:4941-42 1940-41-Taylor, First Football Team, Firs ll' Team, First Baseball Team. 1941-42-Palmer, First Football Team, Captain First Basketball Team, First Baseball Team, Gymnasium Committee, Palmer Dormitory Com- mittee. SWARTHINIORE IAlX1ES LAURIS YVILSON 383 Linnmoore Street, Hartford, Conn. lim Curly,' Ilonor Roll: 1938-39, 1939-40, 1940-41, 1941-42 1938-39-Day Fellow, XVolcott junior Football, General Exercise, XVol- cott Club Tennis. 1939-40-Day Fellow, NVoleott Senior Football, Winter Track, Second Track Team. 1940-41-Day Fellow, XVolcott Senior Football, NVrestling Squad, Sec- ond Track Team. 19-ll-42-Day Fellow, XVoleott Senior Football, XVrestling Squad, Track, Radio Club, Rifle Club, Chemistry Laboratory Assistant, St dv Hall Supervisor, Room Inspector. I YALE 'M ,Ur , ,. if N Lx.--,fix ff , Q, ' V ,X L' J 'S' N r, 3 grit i 5, 5.73, 'mov , , 1 1 L affix ' A 55. M , Q' 1 sp: Wg al 'Q v ev 3 . , ,wx L . 1 'Y Q f X1 X Q A ' or Q' U V f. 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Hollingshead, Harry Williams Holt, john Wolcott, jr. ......... . Horsey, Henry Ridgely .............. Howe, WVallis Eastbum, 3rd . Kennedy, Keith Furnival ....,,.. Kohn, Jerome Charles .,..,....... Kolodney, William .l,........,.. Krotzer, Henry Wiley, Ir. .... . Lese, William Morris .,...,..,. Little, Frederick George ..... Loomis, Robert Smith ...., Lord, Edward Iacquelin ...., Lunt, Daniel Bremner, Ir. .... . Machleit, Frank Herman, lr. . MacMackin, David Alison ....r,. Maidment, Harry Seymour Malmfeldt, John Ford ........ Mariner, Thomas Heed .... Marks, Albert julian, Ir. ,....... , McGee, Howard Strickland McKay, Robert Ashton ........... Murray, Raymond William, Ir Neiley, Richard Young ...,.......... 84 Lincoln Ave., West Hartford, 49 Robbins Drive, Wethersfield, Conn. 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Sly, William Leggett ....,.,..., Smith, Houston Jennings ....,.. Smith, Roderick Elliot ..,........ Spaulding, Donald Trow ....... Stem, Philip Maurice ...,......... Stickney, joseph Wingate .,,.. Striker, Robert Gilbert ........ Stroock, Thomas Frank ....... Sturm, Andrew Charles, jr. ....... ....... . Sudarsky, Raymond David -'----- ...,. Taylor, Steele Anderson .,...... Taylor, William Warren ........ Thompson, Roderic Greene .....,. Title, Samuel Hartman .....,. Torell, john Kimble . .....,... .. Walsh, Gordon Hill ....,,......... Weissman, Sanford Gerald .....,, Wight, WinHeld, Emmons, Ir. ..... . Wilson, Donald Moyer .............. V------- Wright, Eugene, Ir. ................ ------ - Yaeger, Iohn Oliver ...... 1411 Burns Ave., Detroit, 109 Beechwood Rd., Summit, Hotel Winthrop, New York, 24 Rutgers Place, Scarsdale, 379 Main Street, Winchester, Conn Conn N. Y Conn Mass Conn Conn Conn Conn N. Y Mich N. I N. Y N. 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Baldwin, Robert Warren ....,,. ....... 2 5 Mayhew Drive, South Orange, N. Bam, Foster ....,,........,...,..... ......... 4 7 Evergreen Ave., Westport, Conn. Banks, Edward Merritt ..... .,,,. ,,,, ,,,.,....... 2 S L awn Ave., Middletown, Conn. Barton, Malcolm Brewster ..,.,,. ........ 2 36 Grandview Terrace, Hartford, Conn. Beck, Andrew joseph ...., ....... ..... f i 6 Tennis Place, Forest Hills, L. I., N. Y. Biloon, Harold Levin ...,. ...... 1950 Andrews Ave., New York, N. Y. Blalock, Huhert Morse ,,,.,,.... ...... 3 G Ellsworth Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Blomqvist, Erik Jonas, jr. .,,.,, ................. 3 3-76 158th St., Flushing, N. Y. Bloomfield, Daniel, Jr. ...... ...,.......... 2 9 Copley St., Brookline, Mass. Blyth, Brian Christopher ....... ......... S 95 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Carter, David VVilliam ...... ...... 8 Riggs Ave., VVest Hartford, Conn. Carter, VVilliam Stone ............... ....... 8 5 Adams St., New Britain, Conn. 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S ccretary Since the first year of school, Loomis has had student government controlled by the Student Council. Today the Council has twenty-five members, seniors and juniors, who are elected semi-annually by the school. This year has seen three important changes in school routine. A faculty-council committee devised a new discipline system whereby infractions of traffic rules are automatically punished by ll Saturday detention. The plan was adopted by both Council and faculty. To compensate for the increased burden put on the faculty by the war, seniors now preside over all periods of study hall. A Commit- tee of Review, with rotating membership, but including one master and one councillor from each classification group, with the Headmaster an ex-oHicio member, acts at once on serious cases of discipline and classification appeals. ENDOWMENT FUND COMMITTEE Frank E. Rogers, '42 ,....,......................,.,. ..,,.,.,,,.A..,,...,.......w,........ President Carlyle F. Barnes, ,43 .rrrrrrrrrrrrrr,r...rrrrrr.......,rr.........,...Yw.,.,wV. Vice-President Once more this year the student-run Endowment Fund furnished the financial assistance to promote many projects for the improvement of our school. The chief source of income is the Snug,', a shop, located in the basement of Palmer Hall, where boys may buy refreshments as well as a few necessities. During the years since its formation, the Endowment Fund has been responsible for such improvements around school as Sellers Field, drinking fountains on the athletic fields, and the school theater, which is being built slowly by the yearly funds donated. This year the fund donated enough money to pay for the building of an improved floor for the stage. Estimated profits for the year are large considering the times. They will be salted away against the day when conditions permit an eight-foot extension of the auditorium and the installation of a projection booth. i c I 5 PUBLICATIONS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Keith S. Petersen, 31:2 ,.,. ..,....,e.,.,,,,.....,.,.. P resident Michael Sudarsky, '42 .,,. ...., ,.,w, ,... S e e retary-Treasurer At Loomis every boy automatically becomes a member of the Publications Associa tion. This entitles him to a subscription to our four publications. The Log is the school uewspa ver which deals 'tl ill l I W1 1 1 tie current activities on the campus. It is a very successful branch of our publications and has been operating at a profit for several years. This year its surplus was great enough to permit a generous donation toward the purchase of a war ambulance. The Loom is an lIll.Ol'lIl21l literary book and is made up of choice bits of literature discovered by masters or pupils, but always written by members of the student body. The J I . 1 I nent history and record of the graduating class as well as things of interest, sports and general topics oi' interest to the school. Loomiscellanv is the school vear book and is devoted to setting down i Jerma- Thc Handbook contains essential information 'b t ' f l good oi all. a ou iecu ations and customs for the LOG Keith S. Petersen, '42 ...... ................ .............. P 1' esident Michael Sudarsky, ,42 ....w, ..... B usiness Manager Mr. Gmbbs ..,,..,..,.,.........V......A..,..................,,......,..,.........,.. Faculty Adviser This yearls Log Board, with Keith Petersen managing the editorial end, and Michael Sudarsky handling the business affairs, has done an exceptionally good job. Four eight page issues were printed to supplement the twenty-two regular sized issues throughout the school year, one at the time of the Fall Dance, another at the end of the winter term, and two in the spring term, at the Dance and at Commencement. The feature articles and the editorials were outstanding, both were Well written and contained amusing and interesting material. They mixed the lighter side with the more serious and added much to the success of the Log. This year, for the first time, a new feature article, Around Herev, was added. This column told what was ha enin around the cam us and dealt with a wide variet of PP 3 5 P Y topics. WVith its popularity already proven, this feature should be one of the best next vear. The year's profits were donated to the British-American Ambulance Fund. LOOMISCELLANY Dudley H. Fay, jr., '42 ....,,Q. ,., m,Y,,,,. ..A........... ,...,...... P resident George Cook, 3rd, '42 .oY, s s Vice-President Raymond D. Sndarsky, '43 ..wo ,ooo, 1 Susiness Manager Robert L. Purinton, '42 . .... , .,ooo Art Director John A. Tillinghast, 2nd, '42 .. , , . ,.,, Diary Richard A. Burton, '42 .,ww.,, . Photographic Editor Mr. Batchelder ........,., . r.i... Faculty Adviser Twenty-live issues of the Loorniscellany have come and goneg we of the twenty-sixth issue cannot help but admit that we bear, as probably did niost of our predecessors, a slight feeling of relief as our task nears completion and it appears that things may tur11 out fairly well after all. We wish to thank all of those who, while not on the board, helped so much in the making of this book. NVe present it with the hope that it has accomplished its purpose, to present to the under-graduates and especially to seniors an accurate and entertaining record of Loomis School, 1942. PRESS CLUB Klein, Coultard, Lese, WV., XV6lSSIIlll11, Mr. Grubbs, WVest0n, Title, Strook, Maidment. I x ii 1 1 i I f 1 S 1 S 4 Z ff Loom Griggs, Krotzcr, llart, Mariner, Burton Peterson, Mead, Strutfo1'cl, Liutz, Mr. McKee, Uclluin, Green, lfllclreclgc, Il. 'nur' 'Y HANDBOOK Mt1ClNIklCkl1l, Betteridge, Lord, Mr. Mills l ' , .-- 1 . 'i v , ' ' '. :i' 1 i 1 I ,, 4 1 . A EL , , I l Q I f f , i , ' ' 5 , . 1 - : i 5 5 f l 5 . i GLEE CLUB Edward P. Phillips, '42 . A, .,,. P resident Mr. Card ...... ...A, . .. Director This year, with the largest group in history, Mr. Card turuecl out an unusually fine glee club. First appearing in the carol sing just before Christmas, the eluh distinguished itself at once. In the Winter term the concert with VVykeluun Rise was renewed after an interval of two years, and thc regular concert with Oxford was held i11 l'liu'tford. Three Weeks after the spring term opened the club clistinguishecl itself hy an excep- tionally fine performance at the annual concert ut Bushnell llull with Clioute, Taft, Deer- fielcl, and Hotchkiss. On the following weekend it was host. with consiclerulmle success to the glee club of St. Blurgurets School in the annual concert and dance. The season was closed with a Well-chosen and beautifully rendered program at Connneneeinent. a D o 0 5 THE CONCERT ORCHESTRA Director, Mr. Kahl, Concert Master, S. DiMauro. sw THE BAND Director, Mr. Stookins President, C. F. Barnes, '43 Librarian, A. D. Berry, '42 DANCE ORCHESTRA Berry, Potter, Walsh, Nye Spaulding, Peterson, J., Arm strong, Bayliss. J .3 ' if i . Q i 'C' cv' JUNTO Albert H. Donnelly, '42 , H ,,,,. ....,Y,,,,,,,. P resident Carlyle F. Barnes, '43 ,,r, , Secretary-Treasurcr Mr. Crubbs 7,,,r,,,, . , r,,,, , W .,,, ,, r,,,,rr,,A..r, .,....r..,. I faculty Adviser Following the policy adopted two years ago, of canvassing the whole school for funds at the beginning of the year, tlunto, whose primary concern is charity and general social work, accumulated in its treasury the sum of 551100. This was distributed to some twenty different charitable causes. In January junto assumed responsibility for the emergency Red Cross drive and raised four hundred dollars more. Sacrifice luncheons in the dining hall produced a hundred dollars which went to needy families in XVindsor for Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners and presents, under the supervision of the Family Service Society. The Hartford Union Settlement VVorkers' program, sponsored by Iunto last year, grew to such proportions that it became a separate activity under the guidance of Mr. Hansen. The Loomis Ambulance Drive to supply an ambulance for the British-American Ambulance Corps was organized by Mr. Grubbs as a Iunto project but was undertaken by an independent committee of energetic workers, who raised the unprecedented sum of two thousand dollars, sufficient to send out a fully equipped ambulance bearing the Loomis name. , . 2 5 e ' f . ' U . .1 gli . r 'Q :sl .5 . 3 X ' in Q , . 1 f 9 , . J K E DIQBATING Richard C. NVelclen, '-12 , . ,. l'1'c.s'iclcnZ Albert H. Donnelly, 312 , ,Secretary Mr. Dornian .,,,,,..,. .. Arlui.s'cfr Debating enjoyed one of its most successful seasons at Loomis this year. Over thirty members of the club inet in the Chapel every Friday afternoon during the VVinter term to listen to ancl participate in the weekly clebates unclcr Mr. Do:inan's direction. Every- one was in at least one of these. anal those who showed a reasonable amount of ability were aclmittecl to the Inner Debating Council. The boys in the Council debated with Taft. Hotchkiss. Deerfield. Amherst Frcslnnen. ancl Ilolyoken Freslnnen. The clebatcs were coachecl by Messrs. Batchelcler, Sr., llorinan, Hoskins. ancl Foxvles. The main part of the teams for these debates was forinccl by last years boys-XVelclen. the llrcsiclcnt of the Club. Thompson, Nelson. and Marks participating in three each. This group was aiclecl by several talented new boys-Niercnberg taking part in live clcbatcs. and Stroock, YVash- burn and Bayliss in three each. Loomis cleteatctl Hotchkiss, broke even wilh Deerfield. lost to Taft and Amherst, While the llolyoke debate was a non-decision one. XVith the curtailment of athletics, clebating is likely to become a inucli more popular activity in the near Future. ' POLITICAL CLUB Albert D. Berry, '42 .......... .....LA... P resident Stanley XV. Dimoek, 342 ....,, .... S ecv.-Treasurer Mr. Hoskins ..... .........,...,...............,.,....,....... Faculty Adviser This year as in previous years the Political Club was composed of those boys who wished to go farther than their elasses in the study and discussion of current events and other political questions. The club met regularly throughout the year on Friday evenings. Several interesting speakers were obtained and gave very intomative and educational talks to the members. In view of the exciting world situation there were many interesting informal discussions among the boys, concerning all the different aspects and happenings. Some representatives of the club attended meetings of different groups in this vicinity and were lucky indeed to have this opportunity to meet with others and discuss the same problems with people ot more learning and different opinions. CHESS CLUB Sebastian DiNiauro, 312 ..,,,S..,.,,,.,.S,,,S,,w.... .SS,,..A., ..... P r esident Malcolm P. Ilunt, '42 .,SS ..... S ecretary Mr. Mather ...........A.A..,S.S,,.......S,,SS.ASA,wSSS,........S,.,......Y,................,.......,. Adviser The Chess Club, directed by Nlr. Mather, is an organization for all those who wish to play or to learn to play chess. The club holds its meetings on Wfednesday, when Mr. Nlather teaches the rudiments of the game to the beginners and the fine points to the members of the team. There is a ladder system which both determines the top five men in the club. who compose the team, and enables every member to know his status. The chess team again had a successful season, winning the majority of its matches in interscholastic competition and the club looks to another good season next year despite the fact that it is losing the nucleus of the team. Loomis 2 Deerfield 3 Loomis 5 Hartford 0 Loomis 4 Deerfield 1 Loomis 3 Bassick 2 Loomis 5 Weaver O Loomis 5 Weaver 0 1 1 ' A n Aa' -1 S . x 3-' - -X A'.'Y.- x W M 4 I I Ox . .V ,gfffi 5- -5 ' 1 -mgaf 1 i 1- 2 I , Vq r .. ? m . X infw- -dmh w H I- .7-. .-4- NV f 'NK .g Q' UN 1 3 il -.. L Q I -JA, , -nl--A I- .p 12 T.. 1.-Q. Hg I X' 3 -ZX 1 2 ,- - I ai .-.5 fl THE DARWIN CLUB Kilbourne C. Pickett, .....A..A ,A.,A...,..,,,.,,Y,,,,,.,.........,,,, .,....,,A,,,. I ' 1'esif11'nl Richard C. Welden, '42 ....,,. Y,.,... V ice President Lawrence S. Carlton, '42 ,CC,,,A .......... S ecretary Edgar VV. Matthews, '42 ,..,,,.,..,.,.,,...,,,,,,,,,,.,,.A,..,,.,.........,.,.,..... Treasurer The Darwin Club had again in 1942 a very successful and productive year. The club, guided by Mr. Norris, was created for those boys who have an interest in nature study, photography, geology, ichthyology, or some other scientific iield, guest speakers were had at the meetings, and movies on Wild life were shown to the members throughout the year. The annual carnival was held this year for the benefit of the British-American Ambulance fund and was a great success, games of skill and chance and a variety of educational exhibits made up the program. The club has done much work on its migration charts for New England birds, the museum has been augmented and classified, and the club has contributed extensively of its time to the reforesting of the plantation and of the school grounds themselves. I 4 W 5 ft Jx W , . 1. , ' 1 . u . . X 1 P 2 V H' 3 x 1- ff' '...- 't 'i h 3 x ,J I ffizi , V fe ,g ' Vw iw K f 2 an X MSM S. 5, N' :P IQ Wu- E515 1213 'TY' ., Xu, JF' X E 'av 21 .R A ,JC Q Y ff Y it 1' ,R I. 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Vw A A v ., YV,,,A,.., P r e sident Michael Odlum, ,42 ,...A,. .,...., V ice-President Richard S. Blake, '43 ..i., ..,.. E xecutive Officer Frank Knell, ,44 .,..,.,.,.....,,,...,,,,...,..,..,..w..,.,,,.....i,..,.wVV.. Secretary-Treasurer This ycar the Rifle Club had its most active and successful season. Also, the year was marked by the first two position matchesg and, urged by Mr. Evenson and Dave Cillett, many other schools adopted this type of contest as well as the one position match. The skill of this yearls team can be shown by its placing sixth out of the eighty-eight entries at the Connecticut Fourteenth Annual Gallery Match, and being rated as the best non-military prep school at the meet. The four top shooters o11 the team were Knoll, Blake, Gillctt, and A. C. Tyrol. Because of the shortage of ammunition. prospects for another fine record are dubious. l Position fpronej 2 Position fprone and off handj Loomis 487 Suffield 454 Loomis 858 Suffield 695 Loomis 480 Middletown 486 Loomis 864 Wilbraham 837 Loomis 485 Middletown 495 Loomis 885 Wilbraham 862 Loomis 879 Kingswood 805 Loomis 857 Kingswood 803 539-A 3,21-f ' 'V , ,, v: V 5: L ,1 2 ,.,jL,., 55? ff ? 14?- an -SX V gill' 'fi ' 5' I A-Qs? 'gms - -. , u..4:- 'sf+11f:Qe+3?f' iii- ff - zu. , ..V ,-V' ,ixilzv .uf ' - 5.15 5 fl ' gaifli 4 QQ?-EQ17' ' ff'--, 'sive' .G , A ': .' .U .' .44 . . :- qlpzy.-, ..w,l. K 4 K' Fluff' w Q, I 9 ,i It , r . r 1 1 Yu.- P v . . A . 45 ,J rf: I 'C V r 'GU i- f- A T f Viv. I A 4. P ,e . E .' 728: fs 3' 1- v N., C . , , ,al : 4 14 27 -Q . A mx 'M . 1--+L' f - W Q .nj -. 1, . Q, . 4 5, Q 'T-mr gf! , , L . 1 V -M 'Nfl 1. -r-f '- a X. .51 3' ,-T :Q . 4' 431 . . ,, - J 1-I-' N ' ' .g,fLg1' ' , 5' Q .th Q' . X , . N 211i f 5 'if' 'if' m -:L :pf ' il if DRAMA SEASON Agarn there has been an actrve season at the Theater Durrng the course of the year over one hundred boys actually appeared on the stage rn one play or another Sheer numbers are not of course lmportant but lt IS srgnrficant that Loomrs dramatrcs comprrse not a small and select group but representatrves of all the phases of school lrfe from the newest and smallest freshmen to councrl presrdents and first team captarns The first play of the year was 4 26 or Washmgton rn October followed the next month by Lord Dunsany s Nzght at an Inn In December lust before Chrrst mas vacatron there was the brrllrant performance of Crlbert 1nd Sullrvan s H M S Pmaforc conducted by Mr Burns Choosrng the annu rl wrnter play to be done rn collabor rtron wrth Chaffee School was a conslderable problem srnce rt was hard for any pl ry to come after The C reen Pastures of the precedrng year The final deusron was You Can t Take It Wzth You by George S Kaufman and Moss Hart Thrs play was performed for three nrghts just before sprrng vacatron by a cast of twenty all of them contrrbut mg to a happy rnterpretatlon of the mrldly rnsane famrly who were motrvated by a profound phllosophy melodrama whrch rntroduced Hawkshaw the Detectrve to the world Commence ment Nrght was mrrked by the semor revue tradrtronally performed by some srxty or more of the graduatrng class The Theater has not dwelt upon the w rr thrs year rather It has trred to brrng some garety md fun to rts xudrencts To rts workers both of the St rgehands Unron whlch LOHtlIlll6d rts record of efflcrency for smooth runnmg and good lookrng productrons and to the var rous crsts rt has trred to brlng fun and at the same tlme fr sense of achrevement At least half of each cast was made up of novrces who began to drscover the excrtement of 10lIlt effort rn creatrng an rllusron on the stage who learned to cover up therr Cl1SCOHCCl'tlOI1 at belng deserted by productron head and drrector at the begrnnrng of a performance Fvery one novrce or old trmer gave some thrng toward 1 unrfied whole every one sc nsed somethlng lt rs to be hoped of the fun and the reward of dramatrcs N E O 7 1 I I . U A , , . , . . . . 1 - , A ' : f l 2 l F .7 ' , , . . , . . ' K nlgv ' s 1 , I ' . ' i l . Q ' 2 0 N ' , 1 . ' - . ' . -l , , . 1 ' , - For the spring dance there was The Ticket-of-Leave Man, the old-fashioned . 1 i . n , 1 . . 1 I . l . . 1 Q . W- , , . 7 k I , . ' v, , , -l - nk 1 1 l 4 'A . , l C . x l 7 . 1 K . 5 . E . , . . , STAGEHAN DS UNION James Hooker, '42 .......,,...,....,.....................,,.......,...,....... Stage Manager Mr. McKee ......,............. .,..,.,...., ........... I' ' aculty Adozser The other officers of the Union for this year were: Henry Krotzer, scenery, Robert Ellis, lighting, and Keith Valentine, Business Manager. Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Savage, and Mrs. Britton, custodians of the Wardrobe, were indispensable to the theatre. The l941-1942 season Was probably one of the most successful and inclusive in the history of the Union. ln all six plays were staged, railroad stations, barrooins, convents, ship decks, and Victorian mansions, all were constructed. The Ticket'-Of-IQcf11Ue Man was especially important to the stagehands, requiring as many sets as all the other produc- tions put together. Through the generosity of Mrs. Arthur Shipman, of Hartford, several valuable addi- tions to the supply of stage props were acquired, also during the year a costume room was built in the cellar, a finished floor Was laid on the stage, and the puppet theatre of the Cercle Francais was installed upstairs. Qf FV' Q fe Q!! X I x U ' 9 f Xf . l 1 X t Hi ii E: :...v.f-W--v l -A 4b:A I ,,.4 if , f, K y XX- l Xi V VY I X gil? S ff Xg: 1 X92 'S I' i 1 ' , A gi, J if .XZ XS f Eff Lf Nj fir- FN , j N gvahw 2 X iv Ns............,-,W.E-31:3-iff-. .-f x 15 N -W--M , I If sl i . 1 1 if 5 1 . . i - . , I -ir 5 1 !,l 1 i I ATHLETIC COUNCIL Iames R. VVagner, '42 ..,,,,.......,V,.......,.,V,C...........................,.,........... President Mr. Pratt ................,.., ...... E xecutiue Committee Chairman Mr. Evenson .,........CC,, .,,,,....,.,w...... ,,..,..C...,.,.,.....,.A.,,.,.. S e cretary-Treasurer The Athletic Council is composed of all captains, managers, and coaches, the Head- master, the Physical Director, and the Secretary-Treasurer. There is general supervision of athletic policy, including the awarding of insignia, the appointment of managers, and the appropriation of funds. For convenience in administration there is an Executive Com- mittee with Mr. Pratt as Chairman. The chief duty of the Council this year has been to adapt schedules to war condi- tions. The fall and winter games were played as usual, with the exception that Deeriield Day was simplified and divided between Deerfield and Loomis, so that only teams and not student body traveled. In the spring, however, second teams and freshman baseball were eliminated. v 1 - H . 71... .- V .,.-f- - V 'nr . 'Q , ,Y 'Y 1 10L,f4 ' X X U ' FOOTBALL James T. Dougherty, '42 and Iames R. Wagner, ,42 .,,, ...... C aptains Stanley W. Dimock, '42 .,......,........fA.................,............ ...... M anager Mr. Fowles and Mr. Eaton .,........w.......,............,..Y.,......................... Coaches From the start the football squad lacked weight in the line. Unprecedented injuries made a bad situation worse. Captain Wagner, who had been looked upon as a mainstay, was lost for the season after a single game, in which he set up a 7-0 victory over West- minster by a brilliant last-minute rush. Time and again a reorganized backfield was dis- rupted by an injury to a key man. The team lost a nip-and-tuck thriller to Berkshire, and on a rain-swept Kent field turned in its best performance to tie a favored home team. Taft, Hotchkiss, and Deerfield were altogether too powerful. Throughout the season Iim Dougherty played superbly in the line and Ernest Wilkin- son proved invaluable in the backfield. Loomis 7 Westminster 0 Loomis 2 Hotchkiss 40 Loomis 0 Taft 20 Loomis 6 Kent 6 Loomis 12 Berkshire 18 Loomis 0 Deerfield 26 SOCCER Edward P. Phillips, ,42 ..... ,v.,.....Y,,............ ,..,,. C 1 zptain David Machlackin, ,43 ,..... ,.... ll Ianagcr Mr. XVhitehead ..,. ....., ,.,... C 0 ach NVith an almost complete team of veterans and some promising new men soccer had a good season. In the first five games opponents scored only four times, a tribute to the effectiveness of Coach XVhitehead's new defensive tactics. The 6-1 victory over Hotchkiss on a muddy field was particularly gratifying. The final game, also on a slippery field, was lost ton strong Deerfield team by a convincing score. Captain Phillips, Botti-ridge, Heddon, and Hunnicutt shone in the forward line, and Ilarries, Purinton, and Rnndbaken were very good halfhacks. Loomis 4 XVilbraham 0 Loomis 1 Choate 1 Loomis 1 Cheshire 0 Loomis 6 Hotchkiss 1 Loomis 3 Taft 3 Loomis 1 Deerfield 4 SECOND FOOTBALL TEAINI M. Tylor Burton, '42, Captain Frank Vera, jr., Manager Mr. Pratt and Mr. llcmlerson, Coacflles SECOND SOCCER TEABI Frank Knoll, 544, Captain Richard A. Holch, '43, Manager Mr. Dorman and Mr. Fangel, Coaches ', V l.-Y'-V LIGI ITXVEICIIT FOOTBALL TEA LI joseph NV. Stickney, '43, Captain David M. Caldwell, '43, Manager Mr. Catlin, Coach ,. - A , f--. .a-sr ' ' '-'gf Q ' Q, ix , fx 'A A r Q . ,ff . fN - A Q Y ., - , A s A ' - g f Q 4 Q ' f . Q , 'I A . 0 f 7 - , I 'fn .M . y V -' ' 1 , - A .1 as - ix A Y L M 1' Q ' bt 21 ' A A Y A xx . 4 45:1 Q A, i rf 4 '11 ' -. E 'I 5 fx 9- ' - Q - ' L ' x A ' , 4 ' X - ', . ,.., , Q A W 4... MQ me Q 4 .- f ,YJ Q 4f 1f if - , ' ' Q3 ' - ' FMLA' Y N I Q ,A 1- flxbwjrlgu'-1 1 ,,fg,f'Ez 1 - ws, ,L 4- , 'Q QA ., , , . N 4-,Q 'J 5 1 ii. it A W ' - L f , N ,. . 'VFW A ' .- H v - ' ::,',1Q-:J-'S'-5' Uv 4 fu: . 1 L 'Mu 5 I' A - if ' .1-,, ,,., 4' ' 1 ' ' f Af -'3'3!B ' A E4 Q .. - . I I tp x9' X513 EJ , 1 1' 9 fir' Id' ' Lt' 57. 4-1 , '12, , 'U' . - Arv- ' VJ'-', the - ,Q-!l,t-' H L L nifi' , . - nfl' '-ue.-. ,.G4,4:LS JV.. ' if , Q . . 4. - .-. ., - af A . - . ,-,..y-1 A . .. - .,, ,, T4 :bw ' ' ' '.1-ww, '. 1 IH' ' v ,m.1'f', f' fl ,I SWAT: rl, S, K. y -J. , . 4, 1 . k. .A+ K M.-...1i,, .,., ,A 5 -A' 1 A-is vw HA, an L :-4 -, ap. Q5 . fb' rv,-f.r.,, ':'A,.. 's,', .x.f.i?l+i l5-. -. -Q ' J ... 6 ' Q., . .: ' 1 , L 9 4 i 4 249 l 4 lil! 1' QQQQQMQQQQ 4441 BASKETBALL Ernest L. XVilkinson, '42 , ,. . ,,, ,, . Captain Sebastian DiMauro, 142 , ., Manager Mr. Maynard ,,,,a ,a,,,,. . , , , a,Ya,.. ..a,,a ,,,..,,,.....,,V,.,,,a......,.,a,.,wY,,w...a.. C 0 ach The first basketball team had its bright moments and its dark ones as it went through the 1942 season with Hve victories and five defeats. At the outset prospects were uncer- tain, for though there were only four returning letter men, there was almost all of last yearls excellent second team to draw on. Thus, working with an almost entirely new group of players, Coach Maynard shaped up the team. The opening game was dropped to Morse College. Following this, however, the team seemed to Hnd itself as it fought to defeat a favored Taft team in a close, spirited contest. Pomfret, too, was downed, a week later. Losing the next game to NVilbraham, the team went on to defeat Suffield and then slumped to lose to the Choate five. Bouncing back vigorously, the quintet downed decisively both VVestminster and Kent. In the last two games of the season Loomis met two superior teams, VVilliston and Deerfield, and lost to both of them in hard fought encounters, rounding out a season of good, hard ball. Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis Morse College Taft Pomfret VVilbraham Suffield SCORES Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis 82 Choate 41 45 Westminster 32 31 Kent 18 22 Williston 37 18 Deerfield 56 h NW' A tw 4 . ww i i HOCKEY TD iw james T. Dougherty, '42 ... , , , ..... , , , , C Captain C. Richard Friedrich, ,42 .,., , ,, , Manager Mr. Savage and Mr. Johnson .7,,.A............,...............v,,,A,,,..,,,...... ,. Coaches Played by bad breaks and the loss of Captain Al Tyrol, the hockey team Hnished the season with a disappointing record of one win, one tie, and eight losses. Nevertheless, many of the games were extremely close and more games were played than in any recent year, and with a high level of skill. All through the season NVagner sparked the team on the attack, while Crandon, in spite of his lack of experience, put in a consistently good performance as goalie. The lone victory was over Cheshire by a 2-1 margin, a well-played game in which XVagner and Creamer starred. Loomis Taft 1 Loomis XVestminster Loomis Westminster 1 Loomis Pomfret Loomis VVilbraham 4 Loomis Cheshire Loomis Deerfield 4 Loomis Berkshire Loomis Choate 4 Loomis Army Plebes WRESTLING Arthur W. Stemler, '42 ....,.......,.,...,Y....,................ ..,. C aptain if Coach Jack H. Rice, '42 .....,, it ,. ...,.... , Manager The infant sport of Loomis, wrestling, was first organized in 1934, and in 1936 wrestled its first full season. In 1937 and 1938 coached by Mr. Kaminsky and captained by Stanton Mott and Bob XVellcs respectively, the team proved itself by having two very successful seasons. However, in '39 and '40, dogged by the lack of experienced men, the teams of Bob XYelles and Nlark Costello fared badly, and wrestling was removed from the sports calendar. During 1941, mainly through the efforts of Captain XV1I1l11C Smith, wrestling was renewed and the term showed up splendidly in four matches. This year, coached and captained by Art Stemlcr, the team was fairly successful in six meets, winning one, tying two, and losing three. Consistent stars for the team were Ralph Foulds, undefeated in six matches, and Art Stemler, defeated only in the VVesleyan match. Other consistent performers were Root, Parkes, Smith, and llolmes. Loomis 25 Sufheld 16 Loomis 14 Mtllermon 17 Loomis 16 Hotchkiss 16 Loomis 16 Taft 16 Loomis 13 Wesleyan '45 17 Loomis 15 Suffield 16 FEN CIN C Robert L. Purinton, ,42 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,, Y,,,.,,A,,,,, ,,,..... C a ptain Paul B. Dorain, '44 ,..,.,,. ,7,, A, M anager N. H. Batchelder, Ir. .........,. ., ,,,... .. ,.,,. .,,.... ,.,...,, ......,..,....,........... C 0 a ch The fencing team finished its season with a record of three wins to three defeats. Handicapped by the loss of coach Al Crasson early in the season, the team was still able to stage a comeback with the assistance of Skip,' Batchelder. The season started OH badly, with three defeats in succession, but the team rallied and won the last three, to even the score for the season. The foil team, under the leadership of Captain Pnrinton, did the most steady win- ning, with the assistance of Neiley and Potter. The epee team, although ontclassed at Choate and Hopkins, came out about even, with Tillinghast fencing number one position. The sabre division accounted for many of the final bouts that decided the close meets. Both Barnes and Kelleher did a commendable job in this division. With four letter men returning, including the sabre team intact, the prospects for next year are bright. Loomis 9 Yale '45 18 Loomis 9 Hopkins 8 Loomis 4 Commercial High 13 Loomis 13 Cheshire 4 Loomis 8 Choate 9 Loomis 15 Harvard 315 12 SECOND BASKETBALL Raymond M. Greeley, '44 ...........,.......,..,..,...,,.,,,,,.,,,,4,,,A,,, ,.,,,.. C aptain Edgar W. Matthews, ,42 .....,A ,,...,v. A lanager Mr. Whitehead .................e......,..... ......, . .. ....,.. ,... .. Coach WVith quite inexperienced players but very efficient coaching by Mr. WVhitehead the second team fought sturdily through a hard schedule and emerged with four wins and four losses. VVith Captain Greeley, Baldwin, and Murray setting the pace, the team barely lost the opening game to Taft. Reassured by the good showing, the team defeated Poinfret and Wilbraham by comfortable margins and then lost a heart-breaker to Suffield. The next two games were convincing victories, but in the last two Williston and Deerfield proved too good, although the team continued to develop in individual skill and coordination. Loomis 28 Taft 32 Loomis 52 Westminster 12 Loomis 19 Pomfret 9 Loomis 28 Nichols 15 Loomis 31 YVilbraham l-1 Loomis 25 XVilliston Loomis 23 Suffield 29 Loomis 21 Deerheld 37 SKIING Worth B. Lintz, '42 .,.., A,,,,, C aptain Mr. Britton .,,,, . ,,,,. ,.A. . . ....,,... ,w,.....,,,,,, ,, Coach In its third year at Loomis, skiing turned out to be one of the most popular winter sports. The Loomis Ski Club, composed of fifty regular skiers and twenty-five week- enders, was officially registered hy Mr. Britton in the Eastern Amateur Ski Association. The first ten men in slalom, downhill, and cross-country were to comprise the Ski Team itself. Rivalry for the squad was keen since the Athletic Council had agreed to award letters. Percy Hideout, coach of the Dartmouth skiers, spent an afternoon with the Club giving instruction in all phases of skiing. Unfortunately, there was an unprecedented lack of snow which led to the cancellation of all the scheduled meets and cut down on the normal skiing. Only one bus trip of any length was attempted, that to Snow Valley in lNlanchester, Vermont. However, time-trials were held on an abbreviated slalom course and rankings were determined. Southworth was top man, followed closely hy Pierpont, Captain Lintz, Rooney, Mavor, Brown, and Smith. Other fellows who finished in the upper group were Captain-elect Lord, Lincoln, Holt, and Thompson. lt was an experienced team and should have fared well under Mr. Brittonis ski-wise tutelage. f X-.. ,- 5 Q k K QZ'Q'f,x 7 -,Qg 1 I 5 A h TRACK Ceorge Cook, '42 .,.,............................,....... ..... C aptain Wallace B. Thompson, '42 .......,.....,...,.,........................,... i ov.. Manager Messrs. Hoskins, Pratt, NVhitehead, Dorman, F angel ...,........,... Coaches Loomis 66 Wilbraham 51 Loomis 64 Hotchkiss 58 Loomis 59 Choate 39 Taft 57 Loomis 52 Deerfield 30 Wfilliston 35 Record holding Captain Cook in the hurdles, Jim NVagner in the mile, XVorth Lintz in the middle distances, and Jim Crawford in the hammer were consistent per- formers. The meet with Taft and Choate was a thriller with the outcome depending on the last event. Cook and Lintz were double winners. Undefeated season including lnter- seholastics at Mount Hermon with 4412 points. EVENT 100-yard dash 220-yard dash 440-yard dash 880-yard dash 1-mile run Half-mile Relay Running High Jump Running Broad jump Pole Vault 12-lb. Shot Put 12-lb. Hammer Throw Discus Throw Javelin Throw 70-yard High Hurdles 120-yard High Hurdles 220-yard Low Hurdles 120-yard Low Hurdles Ricconn 10 1-5 see. 22 see. 50 1-5 see. 2 min. 0.6 see. -1 min. 41,3 sec 1 min. 33.6 sec G ft. 1 5-8 in. 21 ft. 9 in. 12 ft. 49 ft. 4115 in. 153 ft. 6 in, 124 ft. 11 in. 179 ft. 4 in. 9.2 sec. 15.5 see. 24.8 see. 13.6 sec. ID. S. Smith, NABIE AND CI.Ass ll. P. Page, '26 C. VV. Mastaglio, '24 C. NV. Mastaglio, '24 11. C. Morse, IV, '36 411111108 R. XVagner, '42 IH. C. Nearing, '36 R. Brainard, '36 jr., '35 VV. Patterson, '35 B. VanD. Hedges, '26 C. C. Hall, '35 Il. VanD. Hedges, '26 ll. Norige, '41 A. Iames Crawford, '42 1. H. Johnson, D. L. Brooks, R. Eddy, '38 C. Cook, 42 N. Anderson, R. Eddy. '38 '30 '34 jr., 'ss BASEBALL Andrew C. Sturm, ,43 ,.... ,..,...................,.... ,. .. .wV...,. Captain Harry S. Maidment, ,43 ...,,, w.v... M cmclgef Mr. Catlin .,......,....,,,.. ...... .,.. ,...... ..,.,....,.... ...,.,,.... ....... C 0 a c h The nucleus of veterans, Wilkinson, Lundberg, Fletcher, Rollins, and Captain Sturm was bolstered mainly by Dougherty and Snyder, up from last year,s seconds, VVilde and Davis, recruits from the freshman team, and Bedden and Barrows, who were the only new boys to make the first line-up. The team's record is not particularly outstanding, but it may be noted that almost all the scores were close and that very seldom was the Maroon and Gray really outplayed. One of the best games of the season was the annual Deerfield game in which Loomis held a lead of three runs until the eighth inning when the visitors finally got to Davis, tying up the score, and then in the tenth they pushed over another run to win the ball g2tI1'l6. Loomis Suffield 8 Loomis Deerfield Loomis Taft 9 Loomis Hotchkiss Loomis Kent 6 Loomis Choate Loomis Hopkins 4 Loomis Berkshire Loomis Westminster 15 Loomis VVilliston TENNIS Loomis I. Lincoln, ,42 .....,.o.V ...,............,.... ,,..,,, C a ptain Donald G. Prohaska, '44 .....,. ,... M anager Mr. Eaton .A..,.....,...Y..,...,.... 7.,,,. C oach VVith only two lettermen CCaptain Lincoln and Bradfordj returning, expectations for the tennis team were not very high. But three new good candidates were discovered in Howe, No. 1 man and son of a former Loomis captain, Bruns, and XVeissman. XVith Collier promoted from last year's second team a well-balanced combination was de- veloped. Unfortunately, our opponents were unusually strong, Deerfield, particularly, boasting the best team in its history. The Hotchkiss match was very close, with an even break in the singles, but only Howe and Lincoln were able to win in doubles. Against Suffield the reserve players had their chance. NVith the addition of new courts and reorganization of the club league, there has been much more general tennis playing than usual, with pleasure. Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis Wilbraham Taft Kent Westminster Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis Sl 0 4 6 7 reat benefit in health and Deerfield 9 Hotchkiss 5 Suflield 3 Williston 2 I xy Y . xl I -'xx X M ff 1 I ' N N . YT ,O 5 A , r X u WM , ' N r A X Q ti Q , 'f c 'Q 1 . 5 xx V Sh J -V 13 '- . A Vi -'K ' --aw: . I 1' 4,-.I u 14 - A '1 ,-- 14 ,7 U' YY JH, ,kg 'iff' ,... 3 1 KIM! K K ,mt A, ,, ,, , I '. . ', J 1 :-2.1..' R - . T ' ' - -gqjkizf ' 1, ,' x:..:.. . wg, -- , ,. , N., ' uw, T KM f LM , Q .,.,,1g,q.:?,A , . , 1--. . , . -'fri ' - -- f,J1:u.:.--- 'L- r' . .N 'f--- '- A.. A-x 4, - 'K . 4 ' If ' bv .4n- wh, xo, 'S ,G ,ff ' . - Q ... ,..,. ,.-,.-- Eh 'F -Q., -..4 U . ii' 1 , .lk -1 .. . - , - Flu., . . .-,, ML. v. w A - , 5: . gfJ:2'VTi'?2g .ggj F - .1 M15 ,,., . r ' ,' -..f5,:2,L?5n rj 5- -. - ' f -I 4-. .1aaTx 1w 4 1. Qgrg. r,,x..., ,H -. 'WW t A ,A -M43-,-'fggy , . ,. . ,I - ,ww--3, ' ' f,...--wi K.. .y .ui W ,..,.w-'qw ,R -...M v .1 if'-v,lj-373Q,' L' ' r'T- '-E'- TJ A-wi': '. I A e-, ,7' ,,..- 1, .43 ,., ,-,',f'f,,1.+,w4 h 4 s ,- '-.:L,A-mq.J5 ' .'nH,gy-gs' fx N, M 'Y I ,.f''f? fJ:'4596l'14 ?f2: ' ' 14 : - I ,. ,. 'iffiv ' 7, . ,Jilin A 3751-qw? -W. -. - -. . .fray ' ., I . F' ' ' A ws 'Q 42'r7'- .336 . ,-. 3 do ' , ,LA 4 8 1 . :Yr I WIT ..- 5: -fi , r 'W ALLYN JUNIOR Foo'rBALL Barber, XV21Slll7ll1'Tl, I., McCarthy, Hast ings, Paclclon, Savin, Poole, Biloon, Shulanslcy, Snelgrove, A., Thomas, Baker, VVeston, Maiclmcnt, Iohnston, Robbins. fMr. Batchelclcr, Coach? NVOLCOTT SENIOR FOOTBALL XVhite, XVilson, I., Kohn. Diclriksen, Mari- ner, Mr. Maynard, Borchert, Murray Thompson, Kiclnoy, Loomis, XV., Lyman Collingwood, Peterson, Abbciy, Loomis R. C. LUDLONV SOCCER Ellrich, Prohaska, Pcltz, VanVlcck, llarby, Iloskins, Kaplan, Loomis, R. C., Gibson, Hall, R. C., Hart, Dcbovoisc, Lunt, Sliiclds, D., YVrigl1t, Nelson, Mead. Carlton, Snclgrovc, E., Ricliarclson, Mr. Grubbs. WOLCOTT SENIOR BASKETBALL Pringle, Proctor, R., Caldwell, Zinke, Loomis, R. S., Striker, WVilson, D., Klein, Mr. Finley, Harris, Ladish, Koehler, Petersen, Smith, P., Kohn, NVhite. LUDLOW HOCKEY Eldredge, W., Bam, Lovell, P., Walsh Ogilby, Ellrich, Blyth, O,Malley, Barton Pa e Shields D. Luther Prohaska g , 3 7 3 7 Munger, Mead, Richardson, Haight. Coach, Knell, Taylor, W., Howe. ALLYN JUNIOR BASKETBALL Barber, Litter, Beck, Marks, Fletcher NVilson, B., Carter D., Poole, Davis Lundberg, Shulzmsky, Thomas, NVeston Snclgrove, A., Ilustings, F96 CHEER LEADERS Flqmmer VVeston Thompson Washburn, C., Eldredge, W. w e e M WF S332-. U g..'g: . R Ill- n i!i' W -'haiku :Q 44 ll Akasa' WW' ' N Og: 'S sw awk i?--'lr-'T . 1' I, ' a mWFl'? nl H -n E I lf If nl Ili ' . E, F - -,.f n,,w,,. ,, -. uh-. L 'W , - - .L X . - . ' 1 I, L 'ew ,ww , .,,. 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The school mourns the loss of Beckman but Fletcher fills l1lS place 1n the gym Savllle on the Iunlor l1st IS allowed to wear hrs Sen1or coat 1n l11S closet Thanks grvlng Vacatron IS announced by the Log rn a lovely mlmeograplung lob that outdoes the notorrous 1lleg1b1l1ty of Loomls exams Mr Burns st1ll sports those racy green and blue play su1ts destmed to fade to khakx He even Wears these at least comfortable horrors to Chapel on Sunday g1V1Hg the Chapel Commxttee rts first actrve duty mn five years Faculty have cholce of Mr Card and the fine po1nts of the chord or Sen1or speeches They take the speeches Sprlngfleld Club starts 1ts downhrll career Sen1or Commlttees start off wlth thexr usual vrgor OCTOBER October blows rn wrth Nrerenberg racmg Mr B to the senxor door The football season starts off w1th a superb mxstake wmmng wxth a play that ten out of eleven thought was gomg through center Lundberg wows the school w1th h1s excellent taste 1n bands as the Fall Dance comes and goes Savrlle wows the school w1th h1s taste Hogan Logan and Grogan drag to the l1mel1ght the ve1sat1l1ty of last years semors Infirmary runs out of crutches as fall athlet1cs get mto full swlng Second football goes to Taft comes back 1n mlnute preces New l1 ht rule for Semors goes 1nto effect wlth Manner the lone dls senter He soon changes h1s nund Rooney trles to fool B1lly the Boy Artlst and goes to the Plaza for a ha1rcut Comes back w1th the best part of hlm 1n Wmdsor Bates keeps the European Hlstory class from laps1ng 1nto boredom by show1ng the 1ns and outs of makrng Mr F owles unhappy Cook lectures 1n school meetmg about why we should be good on Halloween th1s year and backs up h1s ldeas wlth d11'6 threats of study hall Argu ments conv1nce all but Nye who breaks h1s nose 1D a path rard The New Order ushered 1n by detentlon system m1nor mfraetlons come to l1ght Clee Club starts w1th many and varxed warblers Puta Hayworth chosen as Loomrs typ1cal glamour g1rl F ays Brooklyn brogue hlghlrght of Oreharderlan 4 26 for Waslungton Uncle Toms Cabm traded for a newer charlot NOVEMBER Halloween passes off trlumphantly due entlrely to Cooks trlulnph of oratory m Chapel the precedlnff afternoon Kent team held to a mudsoaked t1e by Maroon eleven much to coach Fowles surpr1se A few loyal lads stand out 111 ram to see soccer game lncludxng Holmes and F rreduch caught rn a mad dash to Proutys VVar economy cur tails formerly extenslvc Deerfield Day Fuses hzzle as Fay fr1es food to fo1l Snug Orchard puts on A Nlght at an Inn spreadmg dead bod1es at convenrent po1nts about the stage uarter exams cast a cloud over campus as scnlors hopes for college are smashed Work program starts off wlth a thud after Deerfield Day P61Cl11I1U' Mr Catlm on the top of the Brology Lab throwrng shmgles at thc sklcrs Thanksffn 1n 1 V rcatxon 1S here for the first tlme and we belleve the lastj 1n the school h1story and Savrlle returns to tell of h1s explolts to an enrapturcd Founders th1rd School thoroughly rested Cold p1ll supply . . -. . lx - K 7 2 . 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A 4 . , dw1ndles Log pr1nts coaches comments on tl1e season and Mr F owles comes througl1 Wlth remark that It was the pleasantest team he had ever coached W1nter sports start up wlth Stemler coachlng wrestl1ng and qu1etly stranghng some thuty odd students 111 the wrestlmg room Palnt stralns of farewell party ISSUE from Batch DECEMBER December dawns as forty assorted males 1nvade Chaffee for tl1e annual tea dance The PICVIOUS estunate of Chaffee IS somewhat shattered Debaters have a hot meet w1th Taft Brass Rall Stflke savlng N1erenberg The class of 42 a1ms hlgh ID the annual senlor poll as av1at1on takes the w1nn1ng prrze Athlet1c banquet celebrated w1tl1 Mr Pratt agam master of ceremon1es and Vander Eb holdmg forth on the Island spaghettl Latter 1mmed1ately changed from Mondays to Tuesdays Lapse 1n the kxtchen soon has It back to Mondays aga1n Brandy 1n the hard sauce sends all 1nclud1ng faculty 1nto stupor wxth the exceptlon of Wagner who for some 1eason IS hardened to that sort of thxng Headmasters meet here and g1VC a joe UIZZ program 1n the Chapel Obvlously rehearsed when they all agree on the w1nter coat alld hat problem Mr Maynard gets up one Satur day n1ght and narrates the 1mmortal tale of the charge from Taylor to Mason and of the 1ndom1table Mr GOOdf1Ch who stemmed the tumult Stlner beg1ns wh1pp1ng otl to week ends 1n a large gray Cad1llac that IS obv1ously not h1S D1ck WVagner plays last two foot compet1t1on w1th Pete for Gr1selda 111 the form of Buddy Chr1stmas SGIVICCS IH L1brary Wlllh Mr F 6ZZlW1g IH typlcal form Burns bows out as B burns 1n at Pmafore throwmg Attrxdge half way across the stage JANUARY What IS left of the student body tr1ps back to the old homestead for ten more dehghtful weeks of school Messrs Burns and Slader hght out for the army and navy respect1vely Pop Sharp takes over Warham th1rd and keeps the fum1gators busy for over a week Lord Geoffrey Catl1n takes over the posture classes Wlth the class1c remark Egh egh Q you know, Folders begm com1ng 1n to Stemler from the redoubtable Atlas RICC ret1res w1th honors w1th a shave that would make the or1g1nal Lone Ranger T1ll1ng hast returns from fenclng to find h1S room completely denuded M1dyC3IS creep from beh1nd 1n the form of a stud1ed lack of co1respondence from all colleges Falk 1S used by Mr Pratt as a test for ICG strength and results are posted on the bullet1n board da1ly Clee Club starts gettmg Whlpped 1nto shape for concerts and dlscords are heard all over the campus Rundbaken adds to the tumult by g1v1ng Boog1e NVoog1e concert 1n Chapel Palmer boys marks drop as mus1c1ans move 1n New add1t1on to LOG board arr1ves 1n the form of a Cmbblet B1shop Searles organlzes moblle knlttlng un1t to lceompany POl1Sh cl1n1c Chances of spec1al V3CatlOI1 w1ped out as Snyder 1S 1solated before he can spread Ch1Ck6I'1 pox FEBRUARY February appears wlth a sound trounc1ng from Deerfield 1n hockey Even break w1th Deerield debaters revxves hope Ha1ght takes a sw1m IH the Farmmgton but he forgets D Y , I I 'I , . , 4 . t . .l - L X . , . , . ' . . 7 Y .' . . . x , . . y . , , . . . ' 3 I 7 Q - ball games, then finds out that he has had a broken leg for a month. Hansen brings back CC Y, ' ' ' J ' ' 9 Q ' I 1 7 B ' . ' 7 . . . n 4 C . . . . . 4 . I ' 7 I. f I .X . uk ,1 - '- .:L '-of 1-I' 9' '-U . , N f' it 1' r ' iv ' ,, 4 Va I' 9 - . I A I Q A ve' ' - 1 Q '- 'K' ,. a . 2 vi' wk. MARTHA HOPE B. f Vx V N x I 5 Q : Q' J DENNY GRUBBS 1 Q1 I I wiqtmj '43 Jil .. l F QV A i I H' ,: f' : , pw.-M .fe-1 5:5 A , 43 1 B l'vuuur .5 X 'v id L.: 'W-1--.... f.:,...g In K: a - 5 S. , xx K 3' X' V.. 5 .4'v Q 9 xl fx In 'xx I 1 t W X Y Y Ly! 'K' H ,T ' i', ' ., 'My ,K T-, , .3 ' Q. ,!,,.. .- 7,1 A , nh 4 -5: I X fig. 4 ' ' 1 fifutid , X Hi-fn 4. -1 I -2' 'F 'MXN X ngnqk to take off h1S skates before the plunge Betterldge cleans up on the Trme tests beatmg Mr Fowles Consternatlon 1n European Hlstory the following dav Alrplane spotters become celebr1t1es rn thr1ll1ng LOC, expose Breul and Stemler lead rush to move wresthng mat when they Hnd rt IS for the use of Chaffee Breul slrdes last twenty feet and rct1res rn confusion Senlor Chaffee Prom ID the gym brmgs out a line showmg of men from the Island even Wagner dropping 111 for a few moments to say Hello New column enters Log called Around Here C1OIT1blIlLS ed1to11al d1rt and sat1re Berry starts new low ln Log setups w1th the last february rssue C-lee Club gives concert and dance to Wykeham Rlse m1d howls of the wolves 111 the balcony Sniffer returns to fence and 1S sorely worsted Leaves wrthout say1ng goodbye to all Great feehnff for loss throughout campus Delegatlon takes weekend w1th Cook baptued POSt16 McCoy spends sleepless mfrht rn eh1lly surroundlngs MARCH Month opens w1th the smell of vacatlon 1n the a1r along w1th the new mascot promptly named Strnky Athletrcs are wound up and Foulds retxres undefeated ln wrestllng Both basketballs go up and keep up the Loomls tradltlon 1f not score at Deerfield Glee Club goes to Oxford for dance and ones takes second best tw1ce running Ph1ll1ps as usual comes out on top R Sh1elds does a beaut1ful sprint from Warham to Taylor lookmv like Cupld w1thout a ribbon Messrs Orchard and McKee put on wmter play w1th the assistance and moral support of Chaffee Otherwise Fay wouldnt have lasted through the wmter term Legs Falk e'ch1b1ts Pohce Gazette and chscus to an admumg audrence N1erenberg learns new part 1n three and a half mlnutes one half mmute more than usual E R B s hxt school and all take experrmental vacatron for three days before the exodus on the fourteenth F rfteenth 'md srxteenth spent on Th1rd Avenue APRIL Aprll Fools day dawns br1 ht and sunny w1th the student body mlnus the measlers and the honor rollers startmg the last lap of thc year Carlton drops back about five days late qu1te legally Danvln Carmval stalts off badly as each and every student has been gleaned for the Ambulance Fund already Usual gulle lakes whats left however Pete Abel walks off w1th a bond and a blond A rlppmg trme was had by all ln the latest path rald Boys wlllmgly took over kitchen duty as draft bltes school a second tlme Trlhnghast runs the first Loomis benefit lHfOl1T'lIl dance II'l'1k1Il0' even the faculty ay adm1ss1on Hls marks fall off next month Sudarsky falls prey to foul play from the LOG and has to apologlze to hls glfl College Boards leave holes III the senlor class as even Berry worrles Glee Club goes to Bushnell for annual concert but misses out on speclal dmner at the Bond Plans for the Sprmg Dance start occupying attention of all senrors as Lundberg makes two contracts for musxc Valentine vows he ll we rr talls and Fletcher buys some sclssors Farmer Burton breaks tooth rn war wlth Rebel Colller Specral exerczse groups tortured by umdentified elex ator boy ' 1 r ' t ' - 3 . . 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I I MAY The dance takes the Hrst days of Nl ly to come go and leave 1ts after effects Ty Burton does a Hne job as head of dance commxttee All teams are trlumphant and also the ambulance fund Wh1Ch nets two hundred dollars on a very enjoyable weekend General feehng of melancholy about school most of followmg week The latest Orchard melodlama scores h1t Fr1day Illght w1th Holmes is the wayward sheep Sturm h1ts two homers and a trlple all 111 one game only to lose Hve to four Stays ln hmellght by qulet mg kltchen staff w1th Plpe down the Deans talkmg Txme tells world of the tax1 dl1V6lS that go to Loomls VVe call them bus boys Chfulle Eggerman h1ts the campus breakmg dlSh6S thI'OW1Ilg oranges rn Chapel and even brmgs hls father over on Alumn1 Day Assorted Loom1s1tes drop over to Chaffee Day brmgmg forth Breuls latest song We re the boys that U0 to Chaffee every Chaffee Day F oulds keeps m trlm by carry mg Mr B 1n to lunch Alu1nn1 return to Alma Mater to commemorate Mr B s H1 st th1rty years at Loomls and start new lnternatlonal chan Blood donors offer SGFVICBS to Red C1055 Elrly collegc lcctpt mcts dnt to lLVlStd College Bond LXIIHIIIIUOIIS lluvald Amherst WVesleyan NV1ll1 uns confer genuous scholushlps but Yllc brc lks 111 ltcords W1tl'1tW6,lVL, awards to LOUIIIIS cllte Tr lck tc un turns Ill mother undeft ttf d sc lson PREDICTIONS Fmals w1ll h1t the school wrth all semors takmg the College Board Engllsh regard less of B Stqlldlllg Gas I 1tl0Illl1g w1ll cut down gr ldl1Elt1OI1 mght dCt1V1tl6S to a mxmmum Traffic lam w1ll last two hours after Baccalaureate SCIVICC Fay w1ll become a buck prrvate Mesdames johnson and Fmley w1ll start era of reform 1n Loomls teachmg ASP1f1Ug senlors w1ll drop back next year for rev1ew Path ralds w1ll dlsappear due to the short age of pants Mr Grubbs w1ll run so many good works next year that hell have a full tlme lob The class of 43 w1ll look back 1n awe on the record of the class of 42 Varszty teams dlsappear and mtramural athletlcs flourlsh Ratlonmg IS applled to everythmg but studles 1 1. , , ' . 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Bank 111 Wmdwor The ROYAL LAUNDRY, Inc 61 63 CAPEN STREET WINDSOR AT YOUR SERVICE PHONES H1 tford 7 0512 W dso P BERRY 85 SON Incorporated IIARTI ono cowmzcrxcur Land O' Lakes Sweet Cream Butter rl A BANKS PLACE IN THE VICTORY PROGRAM Through sound and 'adequate HIYIFIC mg thus bank provldes the dollfus ncedcd to speed V1ctory Pxoducuon Conncctlcut war lndustry to faster production vs e are mgcr to cooperate HARTFORD CONNECTICUT TRUST COMPANY HARTFORD CONN Seven Bmnchcs ln COIIIICCUCUL LAWS I I S so CELL A Us X so 7, ,, ,WW , j 1 1 I . r - -- in 86 ' , I ' , , 1 I . . - f 'W WW'T 'T fffnfw- Whenever such financing can help a I , ' - K . r , A . 1 . , . ESTABLISHED I8l8 fwfd WW C fx?3 Q LQ 31? Q tm Hens. rmahmgs Hats ayghues MADISON AVENUE COR FORTY FOURTH STREET if Summer Clothes 'md bend for BROOKS Illustrated Neu Illusnafed lllzlztary Przfe Lzst an Illuslrafed folder of Seersucker U Lznen Swts BRANCIIES W YORK U W L S E 1' BOSTON Nfl is E X 'lm Uhr iliarifnrh Glnurzmt Start Every Day Rzgla! DAILY SUNDAY FISHING TACKLE Guns Ammunmon R1flcs Canoes Boats Motors Campmg 81 Hlkmg Eqwpment Sport Clothmg 86 Footwear Baseball Tenms 85 Badmmton Fxshmg Tackle Ralelgh Bxcycles Wfestficld Bxcycles CLAPP 86 TREAT, INC. Hartford, Connectlcut 4 Amcrlcan Row I I Complzmefm o THE HARTFORD SUGAR CO A f As- Z-S X ,ex I' 9 fl . X? fi? . - ma-3,2 'B lgl, 41, f 4 1' . all lf . I 5 Ns ? R. Accessones N ' - I I- I T I I V 1 MV I d E. Uma!! Hrnlhrl NE : nl: AL 'rn I I NEWBURY CUR. BERIIL 1 Drunk DIAMOND Supreme uaIlty Beverage NEW ENGLANDS FAVORITE BEVERAGE DE LUXE CLEANERS 85 DYERS, INC PI AZA BIDG Flm St WINDSOR IVF olhemle our own plant Sify! Mil J CONVENIENT SAYBROOK STORE Openxng About june 12th Lnfes n pxcmc when you do your shoppmg here' Here are the outfits you wmnt for fun for comfort good looks 'Ind to make I1 hut wnth your mud Summer mght s dremm gurl' Slack Suxts Swnm Trunks Breezy Polo Shxrts Soc s n Tes but loud In fact everythmg youll need for busy weekends at the shore' C 0111 zfzlmufs 0 THE AMERICAN COAL CO IIARTIORIJ c UNN Complzmenfs 0 THE HIGHLAND DAIRY C0111 lzmenis 0 jf ' Zilla!! 61071 K ji yi! M K 1 CANTON CONN Q . II I I f I A I 3 IA ' ff I . ' A 'I , D, I kr' 1,4 sy I I f ' f QD' fe ' I ,Ap I K C If Qc. W img! syn.. can cr In New York Czty Flfth Avenue at 41st Street Thu 1.r the fwmnzng adfverlzfemenl ln Rngerx Peet .r JH fvertuzng I onlefl In the Ioomu Sclzon! loomzfcellany Submztle I by R W HERBERT He showed good UP REARANCE but was marred by a poor appearance Pals sa1d By the boot' A Rogers Peet sult wlll cast away all Interference Moral Why hide ln clothes? It s much better to dress ln them Rogers Peet Style Headquarters 'E I 'Q for the Younger Man miy Www lirh Street Warren itreet Liberty Qtreet at Broadway at Broadway at Broadway Andm Boston Tremont St at Bromfield St A Little Bzt of Old New York JOE KINGS RATHSKELLER 17th St and 3rd Ave New York Phone ST 9 8666 Fmtermty House f tb Nat . . 4, . 4 . ,, 4 . V ' l ll . .. ,, X - QX E ' . , ss D 0 MF 1 . 'ff lu, 3- ' u f 1 : . X - , E i 1 ia ..-1' , I , X Get your clothes in a marfs store lil eb 'f ' H ' ' 7! 9 ' o e ion Best Wishes HOTEL BOND Wzllmfl B Rogefs Presxdent md Gencrfxl Mamger Comfzlzmuzls 0 CHARLES EGGERMAN, Comjzlnnenis 0 TI'IE CO C0lfllIlll77El1fS 0 729 Mun Street Hartford Colm CAPITOL CANDY CO Whose 5108311 15 S5 Pleasant St Buy all your Pamts 1t SISSOHS The Home of HARTFORD CONN GRISWOLD FAMILY SALVE GUY I N C 100 Pratt Street Hartford Conn Dzstznguzslaed Modes or all Occawons for Mus and Matron . f '98 ' f . ' f S . Y J, N. l The Christian Petersen 85 Son l Co. l 128 KENT STREET Hartford, Connecticut 4 Dairy Machinery and Supplies N Kclvinator Commercial Refrigeration 1 DcLaval Milkcrs and Separators l Unndilln Silos Tel. 7-3121--7-3122 I C0mj1li1m'nls of WINDSOR HARDWARE CO. Sporting Goods Compliments 0 THE CLASS OF 1912 QUALITY FIRST C01lIfJllNlC'lIfS 0 MASCOT BON TON PHOENIX THE WINDSOR COMPANY FOOD PRODUCTS l The Loomis 86 Willson Co Windsor Conn Wholesale D1 vlrllm fors ' f l Hartford Conn. Comjllmenfs of THE A I SAVIN CONSTRUCTION CO HARTFORD CONNFCTICUT Patron: e the LOOMIS STATIONERY 8: ATHLETIC STORES FOUNTAIN PENIS BOOKS SUPPLIES BANNERS ATHLFTIC EQUIPMENT 1' , . . . . Y, L , 'Z L To the Classes o 43, 44 5 When you wre hungry patromze THE SNUG To the Class of 1942 THANKS WINDSOR THEATRE C mf'l'W'm 0 THE BALDWIN STEWART WINDSOR COKIN ELECTRICAL CO 2 2 2 Pearl Street Wzmltors firsi 11111 lbmhe Hartford Conn DEF ORD DECHERT 77 Tremont Street HARTFORD CONNFCTICUT 3 ,,J4 L , . . 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