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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1949 volume:

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Latin A.B., Harvard, 1907, 1911, A.M., Columbia, 1929 Appointed 1918 On leave of absence 'r f ERNEST WILLIAM EVENSON S.B. Business Bay Path Institute, Springfield, Mass., 1920, S.B., College of VVilliam and Mary, 1932 Appointed 1920 FREDERICK GALE WHITEHEAD, S.B. Mathematics S.B., University of New Hampshire, 1926 Appointed 1926 THOMAS ELDRETH F INLEY, IR., A.B. Mathematics A.B., Harvard, 1927 Appointed 1927 GEORGE BROOKS SAVAGE, A.M. Master of Palmer Hall, Science S.B., Hamilton, 1927, A.M., Columbia, 1939 Appointed 1927 HULL PLATT MAYNARD, A.B., M.B.A. Chairman of Admissions Committee, Mathematics A.B., University of California, 1923, M.B.A., Harvard, 1925 Appointed 1928 CHARLES AUcUs'rUs PRATT, IR., S.B. Master of Mason Hall, Mathematics Harvard 1924-28, S.B., Trinity, 1933 Appointed 1929 FRANCIS OLMSTED GRUBBS, A.B. Master of Taylor Hall, French, Spanish A.B., Princeton, 1930 Appointed 1930 LLOYD WRIGHT FOWLES, A.M. Jennie Loomis Family Instructor in History A.B., Bowdoin, 1926, A.M., Harvard, 1933, Research Student, London School of Economics, 1938-39 Appointed 1926-30, 1933 NORRIS ELY ORCHARD, A.B. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Loomis Instructor in English, Master of Warham Hall A.B., Yale, 1933 Appointed 1933 CARL OLSON Superintendent of Maintenance, Instructor in Manual Training Appointed 1934 HOWARD EVERETI' NORRIS, A.M. Biology, General Science A.B., Wesleyan, 19325 A.M., 1933 Appointed 1935 JOSEPH SAVOIE STooKINs, A.M. French, Spanish A.B., Brown, 1934, A.M., 1936, Sorbonne, 1932-33, Diplome d'Etudes de Civilisation Francaise Middlebury Spanish School Summers 1940, 1941, 1946 Appointed 1936 SANFORD BALLARD DoLE Low Art Boston Museum School, Grand Central School of Art Member Salmagundi Club, American Water Color Society New York Water Color Club, Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts, President Art League of New Britain Appointed 1938 JAMES HENDERSON, IR., Ed.M. Master of Batchelcler Hall, English B.S., Trinity, 1937, Ed.M., Boston University, 1943 Appointed 1939 STANLEY JOHN SHIMKUS, B.B.A. Mechanical Drawing B.B.A., Northeastern University, 1947 Appointed 1939 GEORGE JOSEPH ADAMS, A.B. French, Spanish, Remedial English A.B., Bowdoin, 1927, University of Grenoble, 1930 Appointed 1939 BRAYTON ATWATER PORTER, IR., S.B. History, Geography S.B., Trinity, 1940, Graduate Study, Wesleyan, 1942, Cornell, 1945 Appointed 1942 JAMES KARR, B.S. English, Music B.S., University of Massachusetts, 1936 Appointed 1944 HERBERT ANTHONY HOWARD, A.M. Mathematics Ph.B., Brown University, 1928, A.M., 1930 Appointed 1945 NICKERSON ROGERS, A.B. Science Dartmouth, 1931, General Electric Science Fellowship in Physics at Union College, Summer, 1948 Appointed 1945 A.B., NORMAN CLARK SMITH, A.B. History A.B., Middlebury, 1939, Hartford College of Law, 1939-41, Graduate Study, Trinity College, Summers 1947, 1948 Appointed 1945 ROSE MARY ADAMS, A.B. Remedial English, English A.B., University of Maine, 1926 Appointed 1945 RALPH WINTHROP ERICKSON, Ed.M. Athletic Director B.S., Springfield, 1927, Ed.M., 1937 Appointed 1946 HERBERT INGERSOLL BUTTRICK, IR., A.B. Latin A.B., Brown, 1941 Appointed 1946 CATHERINE WINIFRED ADALIS Librarian Gorham Teachers College, 1926, Library Course Brooklyn Public Library, Hunter College, 1928 Appointed 1946 IOSEPH HOOKER TWICHELL, B.D. Ethics , Yale, 1906, B.D., Hartford Theological Seminary, 1910 Appointed 1947 OLIVER CLAYTON CAMPEAU, A.B. Latin A.B., Kenyon, 1947 Appointed 1947 DEWITT CLINTON JONES, III, A.B. History and Public Speaking A.B., Princeton, 1944 Cas of 1948i Appointed 1948 HUNTINGTON MAVOR, A.B. Mathematics and Science A.B., Harvard, 1948 Appointed 1948 ROBERT MITCHELL BURTON, A.B. History A.B., Harvard, 1947 Appointed 1948 DOUGLAS CARMICHAEL, A.M. English, German A.B., Bowdoin, 1947, A.M., Harvard, 1948 Appointed 1948 QARTHUR JACOB MESSNER, A.B. Latin, Spanish A.B., Harvard, 19415 Graduate Study, Harvard, 1947 Appointed 1948 DONALD MCLEOD LAY, JR., M.A. English A.B., New York University, 1939, M.A., University of Southern California, 1941 Appointed 1948 ALLAN LUNDIE WISE, M.A. English B.S., Dartmouth, 19275 M.A., Trinity, 1948 Appointed 1948 'WILLIAM D,ANTONIO, A.B. Yale, February, 1949 replaced Mr. Messner at midyear N H' we -5'M 41 1 If 5 9 . ff- f' Ja fy 525-1-' . H .x fs.. ! , f- x If if - .1 13: ak: f ,ui ' v X iii? W2 EF! M. 1: I rl' I ,A Q' sit? Q A.'ix,f- A igfg -A - ' . 'ytgl 4 , I ' , Q ' -. ' A5 P i 1 ' fy Q W Ars, 1 ,Q nag L! 6 Leg.. I O. -1--.e 1',..v 1 ' ..L , xg V. ,ggywmf-j'7j-fgi 1 . 1 ' fz' MN, A ,-Q 1 I .2 1 4 Q if ,WP xi K, K :A-Lf.. - N- pp ,1 . .A . 1' ,, A, K 1 , Q. . r- V Q in 'A YW4 V1 i. 3 5 4: 15 .5 Qu' xr? ff-5 i-3 E 5 - RL: - ,.-1. L If ,Jw 5 , . 'W b ,, Y , 4 . .- 2 I Q- n. .MN .,,,..f , 7 ' ' .i3i',. .. Q W :W Q X. X 1 ex 4 , . J 0 4, 4 mx '. fx ,Zn- 'Hifi TC W wh 'ax 179' 'Qi' H55 'X LOOMIS HATHEWAY AHRENS 265 Main St., Suflield, Conn. Loan Loomie', Loom 1945-46-Batchelder, Allyn Junior Football, Physical Education, Ally: Junior Baseball, Rifle Club. 1946-47-Palmer, Allyn Intermediate Football, Physical Education Golf Team, Photography Club, Ping Pong Club, Jazz Club, K. P., Glei Club, Rifle Club. 1947-48-Palmer, Allyn Senior Football, Physical Education, Allyn Senior Tennis, Weight Lifting, Librarian Glee Club, Secretary Treasurer Photography Club, Handbook Committee, Student Federal ists, Log Photographer, Hallowe'en Night Patrol, K. P. 1948-49-Batchelder, Allyn Senior Football, Physical Education Weight Lifting, Allyn Tennis, Study Hall Supervisor, President Glen Club, Vice President Student Federalists, Senior Library Supervisor Senior Editor Handbook Committee, Photographic Editor Log, Presi dent Photography Club, Cast Iolanthe,', K. P. Supervisor. YALE THOMAS HARMON BARBER 18 Ridgewood Rd., Windsor, Conn. BabaTee , 'Barba' Honor Roll: 1946-47, 1947-48 1945-46-Day F ellow, Ludlow Junior Football, Allyn Junior Basketball Allyn Junior Baseball. 1946-47-Day Fellow, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Junior Basketball Allyn Junior Baseball, Business Board Log. 1947-48-Day F ellow, Allyn Intermediate Football, Assistant Managel Baseball, Advertising Manager and Business Board Log, K. P. 1948-49-Day F ellow, Allyn Senior Football, Manager First Wrestling Team, Manager Business Board Log, Business Manager Loomis Publi- cations Board, Bridge Club, Founders Committee, Scholarship Com- mittee, K. P. Supervisor. TRINITY KENNETH CHARLES BARNETT 31 Norwood Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Kemp Barney 1945-46-Founders, Wolcott Intermediate Football, Wolcott Inter- mediate Basketball, Wolcott Junior Baseball. ' 1946-47-Batchelder, Manager Allyn Intermediate Football, Wolcott Intermediate Basketball, Wolcott Junior Baseball, Sophomore Recep- tion Committee. 1947-48-Palmer, WVolcott Intermediate Basketball, First Team Track, Sportsmen's Club, Union Settlement. 1948-49-Palmer, Wolcott Senior Football, Winter Track, First Team Track, Founders Committee, Dining Hall Committee. TRINITY THEODORE ARNOLD BARNETT 31 Norwood Rd., West Hartford, Conn. yedn aBarneyv 1cErh, Erhsa U45-46-Founders, Wolcott Intermediate Football, Wolcott Junior aslcetball, Wolcott Junior Baseball, Ping Pong Club. P46-47-Batchelder, Manager Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott In- rmediate Basketball, Wolcott Junior Baseball, Sophomore Reception ommittee, Ping Pong Club. P47-48-Warham, Special Projects Group, Wolcott Intermediate Isketball, Spring Track, Sportsmen's Club, Ping Pong Club, Union zttlement. P48-49-Warhamg Wolcott Intermediate Football, Winter Track, :ring Track, Sportsmenis Club, Senior Founders Committee, Senior udy Hall Supervisor. TRINITY WALTER SMITH BARTON, JR. 45 Scenic Drive, Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. 'ool Walt Bart D46-47-Mason, Allyn Intermediate Football, Physical Education, Club ennis, Jazz Club, Model Builders Club. 347-48-Mason, Allyn Soccer, Physical Education, Chess Club, Jazz lub, Library Committee. 348-49-Mason, Allyn Intermediate Football, Physical Education, hess Club, Photography Club, Chemistry Club, Library Committee, ounders Committee. PRINCETON CHARLES FOSTER BATCHELDER, III 71 Valley Rd., Milton, Mass. 3atch,' Charley,' Terry 944-45-Founders, Work at Shop, Wolcott Junior Hockey, Wolcott inior Baseball, Darwin Club, Ping Pong Club. 945-46-Batchelderg Wolcott Intermediate Football, Assistant Man- ger First Team Football, Wolcott Senior Hockey, Wolcott Junior aseball, Darwin Club, Radio Club, Ping Pong Club, Stamp Club, azz Club, K. P. 946-47-Batchelderg Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Hockey, Iolcott Senior Baseball, Darwin Club, Radio Club, Ping Pong Club, :amp Club, Jazz Club, Stagehands Union, K. P. 947-48-Warham, First Team Football, First Team Hockey, Wolcott enior Baseball, Student Endowment Fund Executive Committee Second Half-yearj, Stagehands Union, Ping Pong Club, Jazz Club, fallowe'en Night Patrol. 948-49-Warham, Wolcott Senior Football, First Team Hockey, Wol- Jtt Senior Baseball, Executive Committee Student Endowment Fund tagehands Union, Library Committee, K. P., Study Hall Committee. COLBY I 9 ROBERT MAR BAUMCARTNER 53 Clifford St., Hamden, Conn. Baby Baumie,' ' Bum 1948-49-Taylor, Wolcott Intermediate Football, Wrestling, Orchestra Clee Club, Radio Club. YALE I DAVID LOWELL BERMAN 21 Foxcroft Rd., West Hartford, Conn. M0nsieur,' Dave', Meeshl 1946-47-Maher House, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Ludlow Senio Basketball, Ludlow Senior Baseball. 1947-48-Taylor, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Ludlow Senior Basket ball, First Team Track, Nautical Club, Sportsmen,s Club, Classica Music Club, Ping Pong Club, Union Settlement. 1948-49-Taylor, Ludlow Senior Football, Winter Track, First Tean Track, Nautical Club, Classical Music Club, Sportsmen's Club, Ping Pong Club, Dining Hall Committee, Founders Committee. YALE TIMOTHY FRANCIS BREWER, III 9 Coolidge Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Timmy', Benn Tim: Honor Roll: 1945-46, 1947-48 1945-46-Founders, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow junior Basket ball, Ludlow junior Baseball, Chorus Christmas Pageant, Studen F ederalists, Ping Pong Club, Founders Dormitory Committee. 1946-47-Warham, Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Intermediate Basketball Golf, Ping Pong Club, Student F ederalists. 1947-48-Palmer, First Team Soccer CSchool Letterj, Ludlow Inter mediate Basketball, Ludlow Senior Tennis, Ski Club, Ping Pong Club Sportsmen's Club, Nautical Club. 1948-49-Warham, First Team Soccer QSchool Letterj, Ludlow Senio Basketball, Ludlow Senior Tennis, Nautical Club, Senior Scholarshil Committee, Founders Committee, Volunteer Medical Aide. ' YALE ALAN EDMUND STEVEN BRODY 384 Vine St., Hartford, Conn. 'teoe The Broguen Bragg D45-46-Day Fellow, First Team Football, Ludlow Senior Basketball, encing, First Team Tennis fSchool Letterj, Clee Club, Jazz Club, ridge Club. P46-47-Day F ellow, First Team Football, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Jxing, First Team Tennis, Sophomore Reception Committee, Cast Trial by Iuryv. P47-48-Day Fellow, Coach Ludlow Junior Football, First Team ennis fSchool Letterj, Clee Club, Chorus York Nativity Playv. P48-49-Day F ellow, First Team Soccer QSchool Letterl, Fencing, .P. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA JOHN WESLEY BROWN, III 18165 Clifton Rd., Lakewood, Ohio 'adn J. Wf' I47-48-Batchelderg First Team Soccer CSchool Letterj, First Team ockey, First Team Track CSchool Letterj, Endowment Fund Com- ittee, Clee Club, Nautical Club, K. P. D48-49-Batchelder, First Team Soccer fSchool Letterl, First Team ockey, First Team Track QSchool Letterl, Clee Club, Endowment ind, Secretary-Treasurer Nautical Club, Chairman Dormitory Com- ittee, K. P., Dining Hall Committee, Entertainment Committee, Fall ance Committee, Nominating Committee. HARVARD RICHARD HOLLINCTON BURNS 17 Greenleaf St., Rye, N. Y. 7iCk', Burns-iev '47-48-Mason, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Skiing, Rifle, Ludlow termediate Tennis, Ski Club, Rifle Club. '48-49-Taylor, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Skiing, Rifle, Ludlow annis, Barbell Club, Darwin Club, Ski Club, Rifle Club, Clee Club, brary Committee, Grounds Committee. PRINCETON DONALD JEROME CANTOR 50 Brookline Drive, West Hartford, Conn. Cant D, If, Possum Honor Roll: 1945-46, 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49 1945-46-Day Fellow, Ludlow junior Football, Ludlow Junior Basket ball, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Loomiscellany Business Board, Choi York Nativity Playn. 1946-47-Day Fellow, Ludlow junior Football, Ludlow Intermediat Basketball, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Loomiscellany Business Board Ping Pong Club, Political Club. 1947-48-Da Fellow, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Ludlow Intex mediate Basketball, First Team Tennis fSchool Letterj, Student Coun cil, Political Club, Loomiscellany Business Board, Editorial Board Log President Ping Pong Club, Chess Club, Classical Music Club, Studen Foreign Policy Association. 1948-49-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Intermediatt Basketball, First Team Tennis CSchool Letterj, Secretary Studen Council, Editorial Board Log, Business Board Loomiscellany, Presi dent Political Club, Chess Club, Classical Music Club, Study Hal Committee, Library Committee, Executive Committee, L. Club, Chair man Nominating Committee, Commencement Committee. HARVARD IAMES EDWARD CARROLL, IR. 250 Griswold Drive, West Hartford, Conn. Sunny,' Gentleman I im 1946-47-Maher House, Wolcott Soccer, First Team Basketball, Fire Team Baseball. 1947-48-Palmer, First Team Soccer CSchool Letterj, Wolcott Basket ba-illiJFirst Team Baseball, Chess Club, Ping Pong Club, Classical Musi C u . 1948-49-Palmer, First Team Soccer QSchool Letterj, Wolcott Basket ball, First Team Baseball QSchool Letterj, Chess Club, Ping Pon, Club, Classical Music Club, Study Hall Supervisor, Library Supel visor, Editorial Board Log. TRINITY PETER BOUSE CASCIO 2600 Albany Ave., West Hartford, Conn. The Ginny Pete,' Casa 1946-47-Maher House, Allyn junior Football, Allyn junior Basketbal First Team Skiing, Track, Ski Club, Endowment Fund. 1947-48-Palmer, Allyn Intermediate Football, Allyn Iunior Basket ball, First Team Skiing, Track, Ski Club, Endowment Fund, jazz Clul 1948-49-Taylor, Allyn Senior Football, Captain First Team Skiing First Team Track, Secretary-Treasurer Ski Club, Reception Commi' tee, Special Committee, jazz Club, Log Board, Bridge Club. MIDDLEBURY JOHN ERWIN CASE 101 Stearns St., Bristol, Conn. Bucket I47-48-Mason, Special Projects Group, Ski Team, Rifle, Spanish lub, Political Club, Rifle Club, Ski Club, Bridge Club, Stagehands nion, Puppeteers. P48-49-Taylor, Allyn Senior Soccer, Winter Track, Spring Track, :i Club, Rifle Club, Spanish Club, Political Club, Bridge Club, ippeteers, Stagehands Union, Chapel Committee, Senior Library ipervisor, Biology Lab Attendant, School Station Wagon Driver. HARVARD LEONARD STANLEY CHAIKIND 8 Bretton Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Frog!! CfStan,l K6Len,, Honor Roll: 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49 l46-47-Day Fellow, Ludlow junior Football, Ludlow junior Basket- 1ll, Ludlow junior Baseball, Ping Pong Club, Chess Club. J47-48-Day Fellow, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Ludlow Track, in Pong Club, Chess Club, Nautical Club, Chess Team, Political lui, Loomiscellany Board, Classical Music Club. 248-49-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Track, Politi- Ll Club, Nautical Club, Chess Club, Loomiscellany Board, Classical lusic Club, Chess Team, Library Committee, Study Hall Committee, :holarship Committee. HARVARD DAVID CONRAD CHAPPELEAR 49 Bainbridge Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Dave Chappie,' Honor Roll: 1947-48, 1948-49 946-47-Batchelder, Allyn Soccer, Allyn Junior Basketball, Allyn ennis, Concert Orchestra, Ski Club, Musician Macbeth,'. 947-48-Taylor, First Team Soccer, Ski Team, Allyn Tennis, Clee lub, Concert Orchestra, Ski Club, Sportsmen's Club, Junior Library ommittee. 948-49-Warham, First Team Soccer CSchool Letterj, First Team Irestling, fSchool Letterj, Allyn Tennis, Clee Club, Orchestra, Ski lub, Sportsmen's Club, Photography Club, Chemistry Club, Orchestra iolanthev, Library Committee, Scholarship Committee, Laboratory ssistant. YALE CURTIS WILSON CHRIST, JR. 384 Steele St., New Britain, Conn. Cfwilsv 1 1946-47-Taylor, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Physical Education Ludlow Senior Baseball, Ping Pong Club. 1947-48-Taylor, Ludlow Senior Football, Weight Lifting, Physica Education, First Team Tennis QSchool Letterj, Ping Pong Club. 1948-49-Taylor, Ludlow Senior Football, Physical Education, Senior gining Hall Committee, Library Supervisor, Bridge Club, Political ll . PRINCETON GEORGE IERMYN CHRISTIAN 645 Taylor Ave., Scranton, Pa. Toothy,' CoaZhead,' Mumble.S ' 1944-45-Founders, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Iunior Basketball, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Student Endowment Fund, jazz Club, Rifle Club, Iets, K. P. 1945-46-Warham, Ludlow Intermediate Football, First Team Basket- ball, First Team Baseball, Sophomore Reception Committee, Student Endowment Fund, Ping Pong Club, K. P. 1946-47-Warham, Ludlow Senior Football, First Team Basketball CSchool Letterj, First Team Baseball fSchool Letterj, Executive Committee Student Endowment Fund, K. P., Ping Pong Club. 1947-48-Warham, First Team Football CSchoo1 Letterj, Co-Captain First Team Basketball QSchool Letterl, First Team Baseball QSchool Letterj, L Club, Student Council, Executive Committee Student En- dowment F und, Study Hall Supervisor, Athletic Council. A 1948-49-Warham, First Team Football QSchool Letterl, Captain First Team Basketball QSchool Letterl, First Team Baseball fSchool Let- terj, President Student Council, President Athletic Council, Intramural Athletic Council, President Ludlow Club, Study Hall Supervisor, Ex- ecutive Committee Senior Class, Executive Committee Student En- dowment F und Cresignedl. MIDDLEBURY DONALD RAYMOND CLARK 9 Ridgewood Rd., Windsor, Conn. Doc Donn 1945-46-Day Fellow, Ludlow junior Football, Ludlow Senior Hockey, Ludlow Iunior Baseball. 1946-47-Da Fellow, Ludlow Intermediate Football, First Team Hockey, Ludlow .Senior Baseball. 1947-48-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, First Team Hockey fSchool Letterl, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Business Board Log, K. P. 1948-49-Day Fellow, Co-Captain Ludlow Senior Football, First Team Hockey, Senior Library Supervisor, Grounds Committee, Advertising Manage r Log, Publications Board, K. P. Supervisor. TRINITY MYRON HARRISON CLARK, IR. Mountain Rd., Farmington, Conn. M. H f' Harry', Crazy BOYS 946-47-Palmer, Ludlow Senior F ootball, Ludlow Senior Basketba l, Iolf, Rifle Club. 947-48-Palmer, First Team Football, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Lud- Jw Tennis, Ski Club, Nautical Club, Stagehands Union. 948-49-Palmer, Coach Ludlow Intermediate Football, First Team Iockey, First Team Tennis, Nautical Club, Ski Club, Library Commit- ee, Special Committee, Stagehands Union, Bridge Club, Loomiscel- iny Board. WESLEYAN WALTER RICHARD COPP Porter Hill, Middlebury, Conn. Robb Dick B onesi' 945-46-Founders, Allyn Soccer, Fencing, Allyn Club Tennis, Pho- Jgraphy Club, Ski Club. 946-47-Mason, Allyn Soccer, Fencing, Physical Education, Allyn Ilub Tennis, Ski Club, Photography Club, Political Club. 947-48-Mason, Allyn Soccer, Physical Education, Fencing, Allyn 'rack, Political Club, Photography Club, Ski Club, Iunior Library Iommittee. 948-49-Mason, Allyn Soccer, Physical Education, Allyn Tennis, Po- ,tical Club, Photography Club, Ski Club, Senior Library Supervisor. YALE IOHN STUART COX 682 Prospect Ave., Hartford, Conn. V. Sf, L'homme de Pomme de Terre 945-46-Founders, Allyn junior Soccer, Allyn Iunior Basketball, Allyn 'ennis, Choir York Nativity Playv. 946-47-Taylor, Allyn Soccer, Physical Education, Allyn Tennis, Glee Ilub, Christmas Choir, Political Club. 947-48-Warham, Allyn Soccer, Physical Education, Allyn Tennis, llee Club, Political Club, Cast York Nativity Playn, Spring Dance Iommittee fresignedj, Student Foreign Policy Association. 948-49-Day Fe low, Allyn Soccer, Winter Track, Allyn Tennis, Glee Ilub Cresignedj, Union Settlement, Political Club, President Student loreign Policy Association, Dining Hall Committee, Loom Board, .S.S.I.C. Delegate. YALE ALAN DAVIS CROWLEY Goshen Point, Waterford, Conn. lCAiax,, ' 1945-46-Batchelder, Allyn Iunior Football, Allyn Rifle, Allyn Tennis, Rifle Club, Business Board Stagehands Union. 1946-47-Mason, Allyn Intermediate Football, Physical Eduoation, Allyn Tennis, Business Board Log, Business Board Stagehands Union, Endowment Fund. 1947-48-Mason, Allyn Soccer, First Team Rifle fSchool Letterl, Allyn Tennis, Business Board Log, Business Manager Stagehands Union, Rifle Club, Endowment Fund. 1948-49-Mason, Manager Club Soccer, Captain First Team Rifle, Business Board Log, Business Manager Stagehands Union, Chairman Dormitory Committee, Vice President Rifle Club, Athletic Council, Re- ception Committee. HARVARD - ANTHONY HENRY CYMERYS 418 Capen St., Windsor, Conn. Joey Honor Roll: 1945-46 1945-46-Day Fellow, Special Projects Group, Ludlow Iunior Basket- ball, Ludlow Club Tennis. 1946-47-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Ludlow Iunior Basket- ball, Ludlow Club Tennis. 1947-48-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Physical Education, Lud- low Club Tennis, K. P., Darwin Club, Sportsmen's Club. 1948-49-Day Fellow, Ludlow Club Soccer, Skiing, K. P., Darwin Club, Sportsmen's Club, Library Committee. UNIVERSITY or coNNEcrIcU'r DANIEL DANA DONOVAN, IR. 20 Hickory Lane, West Hartford, Conn. Dan'l Curly,, Dennis Honor Roll: 1947-48, 1948-49 1946-47-Day Fellow, Wolcott junior Football, Wolcott junior Basket- ball, Wolcott Tennis, Ping Pong Club, Rille Club, Trallic Squad, K. P., Stamp Club. 1947-48-Da Fellow, Wolcott Intermediate Football, Wolcott Inter- mediate Basketball, Wolcott Tennis, Ping Pong Club, Rifle Club, K. P., Stamp Club, Nautical Club, Bridge Club, E itorial Board Log, Iazz Club. 1948-49-Day Fellow, Wolcott Intermediate Football, Manager First Team Basketball CSchool Lettferj, Wolcott Senior Baseball, Rille Club, Nautical Club, K. P., Bridge Club, Political Club, Editorial Board Log, Press Club, Cheer Leader, Athletic Council, Founders Committee, Grounds Committee, Nominating Committee, Cast of The Bat . PRINCETON IAMES SEEBER EDWARDS 21 Arlington Ave., Providence, R. I. KKIimP, P45-46-Founders, Allyn junior Football, Fencing, Allyn junior Base- Lll, Rifle Club. '46-47-Batchelder, Allyn Intermediate Football, Wrestling, Allyn :nior Baseball. D47-48-Palmer, Allyn Intermediate Football,Wrestling, Allyn Tennis, agehands Union, Sportsmen's Club, Ping Pong Club. U48-49-Palmer, Allyn Senior Football, First Team Wrestling fSchool etterj, Allyn Tennis, Stagehands Union, Le Cercle F rancais, Sports- en's Club. WESLEYAN DONALD PAUL FABER 15 john St., Enfield, Conn. an ' S Off, Stock Di its leat H ds' p y g D45-46-Founders, Allyn junior Football, Allyn Iunior Basketball, irst Team Track, Iazz Club, Dormitory Committee. U46-47-Batchelderg Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, 'inter Track, First Team Track, Endowment Fund, Ski Club, Dormi- rry Committee, K. P. 347-48-Taylor, First Team Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, Winter rack, Physical Education, First Team Track CSchool Letterj, En- Jwment Fund, Student Council, Committee of Review, jazz Club, ci Club, Barbell Club. ' D48-49-Mason, First Team Football CSchool Letterj, Winter Track, irst Team Track fSchool Letterj, Student Council, Committee of eview, Study Hall Supervisor, Chemistry Club. MIDDLEBURY DAVID WILLIAM FLORENCE 23 Montrose Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Davey D48-49-Mason, First Team Football, Coach Ludlow Intermediate asketball, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Maroons, Bridge Club. DART MOUTH ROBERT PHILIP F OLLERT 162 Hill St., Collinsville, Conn. Bob Follette Honor Roll: 1947-48, 1948-49 1946-47-Ely House, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Hockey Physical Education, Iazz Club, Ski Club, Chess Club, Riile Club, Ping Pong Club. 1947-48-Palmer, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Intermediate Basketball, Wolcott junior Baseball, Editorial Board Loomiscellan jazz Club, President Sportsmenis Club, Debating Club, Chess Club Ski Club. 1948-49-Palmer, Wolcott Senior Football, First Team Hockey, Wol cott Senior Baseball, Editor-in-Chief Loomiscellany, Editorial Boarc Log, Sportsmen's Club, Ski Club, Dining Hall Supervisor, F ounder: Committee, Executive Board Publications Association, Glee Club Pelicans, Cast Iolanthe , Chairman Dormitory Committee, Cast oz The Bat , Student Endowment Fund. YALE KENNETH OTTO GILMORE 45 Chestnut St., Boston, Mass. 1946-47-Maher House, Wolcott Intermediate Football, Wolcoti Hockey, Wolcott Tennis, Political Club. 1947-48-Palmer, Wolcott Intermediate Football, Physical Education Wolcott Tennis, Political Club, Puppeteers, Handbook Board, Assistani to Permissions Officer. 1948-49-Mason, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Fencing, Wolcott Tennis, Political Club, Vice President Puppeteers, Handbook Board, Le Cercle F rancais, Loomiscellany Board, Library Supervisor, Chair- man Dining Hall Committee, Executive Committee, Social Commit- tee, Assistant to Permissions Officer, Herald Tribune Conference, Time Current Events Test Winner. PRINCETON JOHN CHANDLER GREEN 183 North Main St., West Hartford, Conn. ffl C ,P Honor Roll: 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49 1946-47-Day Fellow, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow junior Basket- ball, Ludlow Tennis, Darwin Club, Choir York Nativity Play. 1947-48-Day Fellow, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Winter Track, Spring Track, Darwin Club, Le Cercle F rancais, Clee Club, Choir York Nativity Playa, Spring Dance Committee, Sportsmen's Club. 1948-49-Day Fellow, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Winter Track, Ludlow Track, President Darwin Club, President Le Cercle F rancais, President Loom Board, Glee Club, Student Federalists, Treasurer Sportsmen's Club, Senior Dining Hall Committee, Scholarship Com- mittee, Chemistry Club, Chorus alolanthev. DARTMOUTH f OTTO FREDERICK WILHELM CROTE American Embassy, Havana, Cuba Dttoi' Grat0v Honor Roll: 1946-47, 1948-49 945-46-Founders, Wolcott Junior Baseball, Darwin Club. 946-47-Batchelder, NVarham, Captain Wolcott Senior Soccer, Wres- ing, Wolcott junior Baseball, Darwin Club, Rifle Club, Ski Club, K. P. 947-48-Warharn, Captain Wolcott Senior Soccer, First Team Hockey, irst Team Track, Darwin Club, Rifle Club, Ski Club, Stagehands 'nion, Chess Club, Glee Club, K. P. 948-49-Palmer, Captain Wolcott Senior Soccer, First Team Track, reasurer Darwin Club, President Rifle Club, Ski Club, Stagehands 'nion, Treasurer Chess Club, Clee Club, Senior Scholarship Com- mittee, Reception Committee, Halloween Night Patrol, Christmas Ehorus, Barbell Club. HARVARD STEIN LEONARDE HALVORSSEN Royal Norwegian Consulate, Caracas, Venezuela Phe Diplomatv Prince Halo0r', 944-45-Founders, Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Iunior Hockey, Manager udlow Senior Baseball, Stamp Club, Political Club, Debating Coun- il, Ping Pong Club, Foreign Policy Association. 945-46-Mason, Ludlow Soccer, Badminton, Ludlow Iunior Baseball, olitical Club, Debating Council, Stamp Club, Secretary Spanish Club, f. P., Ping Pong Club, Foreign Policy Association. 946-47-Mason, Ludlow Soccer, Physical Education, Foreign Students .adio Broadcast, K. P., Political Club, Debating Council, Glee Club, tamp Club, Spanish Club, Ping Pong Club, Handbook Board, Foreign olicy Association. 947-48-Mason, Ludlow Soccer, Physical Education, K. P., Political Ilub, Debating Council, Glee Club, Choir, The Pelicans, Hallowe'en light Patrol, Ping Pong Club, Spanish Club Entertainment Promoter nd Treasurer, Mason Dormitory Committee, Mitchell House Settle- rent Worker, Puppeteers, Senior Editor Handbook Committee. 948-49-Mason, Ludlow Soccer, Physical Education, Glee Club, Peli- a.ns, Volunteer Medical Aide, Chapel Committee, President Spanish Ilub, Senior Editor Handbook, Chorus alolanthen. PEIRCE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ROGER THOMAS HANCOCK Grand Hotel, Grange-over-Sands, Lancashire, England 948-49-Mason, First Team Soccer fSchool Letterj, Wolcott Iunior asketball, Wolcott Club Tennis, Photography Club, Le Cercle Fran- 1is. THEODORE LEIF HANSEN, IR. Talcott Notch Rd., Farmington, Conn. 'Swede' Honor Boll: 1948-49 1945-46-Founders, Allyn Iunior Football, Allyn junior Hockey, Allyn junior Baseball, Rifle Club, Student Federalists. 1946-47-Batchelder, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Hockey, gllyln Senior Baseball, Endowment Fund, Stagehands Union, Clee u . 1947-48-Palmer, First Team Football, First Team Hockey, Allyn Senior Football, Endowment Fund, Iunto Committee, Stagehands Union, Glee Club, Business Board Log. 1948-49-Warham, First Team Football fSchool Letterj, Allyn Senior Baseball, Business Board Log, Clee Club, Volunteer Medical Aide, Stagehands Union, Library Committee, Chairman Special Committee, Christmas Choir, Chorus Iolanthe , Senior Social Committee, Nomi- nating Committee, Cast of The Bat . , AMHERST WALTER LIDDELL HILL, III 714 Taylor Ave., Scranton, Pa. CCTerTy7, 1946-47-Taylor, Allyn Intermediate Football, Physical Education, Winter Track, Spring Track. 1947-48-Taylor, Allyn Senior Football, Winter Track, Physical Edu- cation, Spring Track, Stagehands Union. 1948-49-Tay or, Allyn Senior Football, Winter Track, Stagehands Union, Library Committee, Grounds Committee, Art Editor Loomis- cellany, Iazz Club. BUCKNELL FRANK LEEDS HUNNICUTT 25 Fulton Place, West Hartford, Conn. Cheeks Honey 1945-46-Day Fellow, Wolcott junior Football, Wolcott Iunior Basket- ball, Wolcott Junior Baseball. 1946-47-Day Fellow, Wolcott Iunior Football, Wolcott Senior Basket- ball, First Team Track, K. P., Ping Pong Club. 1947-48-Day Fellow, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basket- ball, First Team Track fSchool Letterj, Student Council, Iunto Com- mittee, Chess Club, Ping Pong Club. 1948-49-Day F ellow, Wolcott Senior Football, Captain Winter Track, Captain First Team Track QSchool Letterj, Student Council, Athletic Council, Chainnan Iunto Committee, Chairman Study Hall Supervision Committee, Committee of Review, Senior Executive Committee, Nauti- cal Club. WILLIAMS ALBERT COLEMAN HURWIT 10 Bretton Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Ar, f:ACh7, ccHew9! Honor Roll: 1947-48, 1948-49 946-47-Ely House, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Intermediate asketball, Physical Education, Winter Track, First Team Track, olitical Club, Ping Pong Club. 947-48-Mason, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Winter Track, First earn Track, Political Club, Glee Club, Chess Club, Classical Music Ilub, Ping Pong Club, Stagehands Union, Foreign Policy Association. 948-49-Palmerg Special Projects Group, Winter Track, First Team 'rack, Political Club, Glee Club, Chess Club, Classical Music Club, ing Pong Club, Business Board, Stagehands Union, Entertainment lommittee, Dining Hall Committee, Fall Dance Committee, Business 'oard Loomiscellany, Barbell Club. HARVARD EDWARD STANLEY HYMAN 22 Linnard Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Buster M okev Pinky Honor Roll: 1947-48, 1948-49 946-47-Mason, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Ludlow Senior Basket- iall, Ludlow Senior Baseball. 947-48-Mason, Palmer, First Team Football CSchool Letterl, Lud- Jw Senior Basketball, First Team Tennis fSchool Letterj, Student louncil, Political Club, Chess Club, Mason Dormitory Committee. 948-49-Palmer, First Team Football fSchool Letterj, Ludlow Senior lasketball, Political Club, Student Council, Chairman Library Com- mittee, Study Hall Supervisor, Athletic Council, Executive Committee, Larbell Club. WILLIAMS JAMES HOWARD KIDD, III 1209 Bay Rd., Webster, N. Y. Injun-Iimv Jima Big Grease' ,944-45-Maher House, Wolcott Intermediate Football, Wolcott Senior Sasketball, Wolcott Junior Baseball. .945-46-Warhamg Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basket- vall, Wolcott Senior Baseball, Glee Club, Sophomore Reception Com- mittee, Athletic Store Manager. .946-47-Founders, First Team Football, First Team Basketball School Letterj, First Team Baseball CSchool Letterj, Student Coun- eil, Glee Club, Athletic Store Manager. ,947-48-Founders, Coach Wolcott Junior Football, First Team Basket- mall fSchool Letterj, First Team Baseball, Student Council, Intra- nural Athletic Council, Student Endowment Fund. .948-49-Batchelderg Coach Wolcott Intermediate Football, First Team Basketball fSchool Letterj, Wolcott Tennis, Stagehands Union, Stu- lent Council, Student Endowment Fund, Grounds Committee, Chair- nan Entertainment Committee, Religious Group. ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE JOHN BENJAMIN KUNZ Home Acres, Alexandria, Pa. Pennsylvania Dutchmanv I0hn' 1947-48-Batchelder, Wolcott Intermediate Football, Wolcott Iunioi Basketball, Wolcott Senior Baseball. 1948-49-Batchelderg Wolcott Senior Football, First Team Wrestling Wolcott Senior Baseball, Sportsmen's Club, Dormitory Committee, Li- brary Committee, Chemistry Club. AMHERST BABNARD BEVAN LEWIS 35 Avon Rd., Larchmont, N. Y. Barney,' 1947-48-Mason, Allyn Intermediate Football, Allyn Junior Basketball, Allyn junior Baseball, Nautical Club, Puppeteers. 1948-49-Mason, Captain Allyn Intermediate Football, Allyn Senior Baseball, Ski Club, Photography Club, Puppeteers, Le Cercle Fran- cais, Stagehands Union, Senior Special Committee, Physics Club, Chemistry Club. sT. LAWRENCE MICHAEL IUERCEN LOENING Dunbanken , Ridgefield, Conn. Miken Honor Roll: 1947-48 1947-48-Taylor, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Skiing, Fencing, First Team Track, Glee Club, Political Club, Chess Club, Bridge Club, Rifle Club, Ski Club. 1948-49-Taylor, Warham, Ludlow Soccer, Rifle, Skiing, First Team Track, Student Council, Scholarship Committee, Librarian Clee Club, President Chess Club, Secretary-Treasurer Bridge Club, Political Club, Rifle Club, Ski Club, Press Club, Business Board Log, New England Student Government Conference Representative, Puppeteers, Science Club. WILLIAMS DEWITT HERBERT LOOMIS, IR. 214036 H Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. Dev Loomey,, Witless' 948-49-Palmer, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Intermediate asketball, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Glee Club, Pelicans, Chess Club, ast Iolanthe,', and The Batv. PRINCETON CROCKER LUTHER 7 Longfellow Park, Cambridge, Mass. Notch Cracker 344-45-Founders, Infirmary, Plantation Group, Track Squad, Stamp lub, Political Club, Classical Music Club, Foreign Policy Association, ire Fighting Squad. 945-46-Warham, Special Projects Group, Rifle, Track Squad, Stamp lub, Political Club, Classical Music Club, Library Committee, Fire ighting Squad, Foreign Policy Association, Endowment Fund Cre- nedl. 516-47-Warham, Special Projects Group, Track Squad, Stamp Club, olitical Club, Library Committee, Fire Fighting Squad, Foreign olicy Association. 947-48-Warham, Wolcott Senior Soccer, Special Projects Group, rack Squad, Stamp Club, Political Club, Library Committee, Foreign olicy Association. 348-49-Warham, Wolcott Senior Soccer, Winter Track, Mana er irst Baseball Team, Chairman Warham Dormitory Committee, GIee lub, Pelicans, Vice President Stamp Club, Program Committee Po- tical Club, Library Committee, Christmas Choral Group, Hallowe'en 'ight Patrol, Special Committee, Founders Committee, Cast Io- nthev, Co-Manager Athletic Store. YALE WILLIAM PETER MARSEILLES, III The Croft, Waccabuc, N. Y. Williev 945-46-Mason, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Junior Hockey, Allyn inior Baseball. 946-47-Taylor, Allyn Intermediate Football, First Team Hockey, olf, Ping Pong Club, Mitchell House Settlement Work. 947-48-Mason, Allyn Intermediate Football, First Team Hockey School Letterl, Allyn Tennis, Darwin Club. 948-49-Palmer, Allyn Senior Football, First Team Hockey, Allyn lub Tennis, Library Supervisor, Grounds Committee, Dormitory ommittee, Political Club, Chemistry Club, Log Board. MIDDLEBURY RICHARD ANDREW MEARS 34-40 88rd St., jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y. Beak,, Dick' Honor Roll: 1946-47 1946-47-Batchelder, Wolcott Intermediate Football, Wolcott Senio: Basketball, Wolcott Senior Baseball. 1947-48-Warhamg Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basketball First Team Tennis, Endowment Fund Committee, Secretary Sports men's Club, Senior Nominating Committee, K. P., Iunto Committee. 1948-49-Warham, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basket ball, First Team Tennis, Endowment Fund, Sportsmen's Club, Senioi Nominating Committee, Chairman Founders Committee, Study Hal Committee, Executive Committee, Dormitory Committee, K. P., Iuntc Committee, Volunteer Medical Aide. YALE IAROSLAV MIKESKA Lipov 82, Czechoslovakia K ke,, lflewyl 1948-49-Mason, First Team Soccer, Physical Education, Wolcotl Track, Chess Club, Chemistry Club. GEORGE HAROLD MOORE 555 Enfield St., Thompsonville, Conn. G, H 'Bud' 1944-45-Founders, Wolcott junior Football, Wolcott Junior Hockey Wolcott Track, Rifle Club, Ping Pong Club, Bowling Club, Ski Club. 1945-46-Batchelder, Wolcott junior Football, First Team Hocke VVolcott Iunior Baseball, Clee Club, jazz Club, Riile Club, Ski Club 1946-47-Warham, Wolcott Intermediate Football, First Team Hockey First Team Track, Clee Club, jazz Club, Darwin Club, Model Maker: Club, Riile Club, Ski Club, Ping Pong Club, Photography Club, Stage hands Union, K. P. 1947-48-Palmer, Wolcott Senior Football, First Team Hockey QSchoo Letterl, First Team Track, Clee Club, jazz Club, Pelicans, Darwii Club, Model Makers Club, Rifle Club, Ski Club, Ping Pong, Club, Pho tography Club, Stagehands Union, K. P., Co-Manager A letic Store L Club, Chorus York Nativity Play , Stage Manager Seventeen . 1948-49-Batchelderg Wolcott Senior Football, First Team Hocke First Team Track, Clee Club, Pelicans, President Riile Club, Ski Club Photography Club, Stagehands Union, L Club, Barbell Club, Recep tion Committee, Library Committee, K. P., Sportsmen's Club. . ROCHESTEB BUSINESS msTrrUTE LLOYD POST MOORE 27 Cottrell St., Mystic, Conn. P ,J RLS, '44-45-Maher House, Wolcott Iunior Football, Wolcott Club Hockey, recial Projects Group, Fire Fighting Squad. I47-48-Mrs. Benson, Wolcott Intermediate Football, First Team 'restling, Wolcott Tennis, Volunteer Medical Aide, Mitchell House :ttlement Work, Nautical Club, Darwin Club. P48-49-Mason, Wolcott Senior Football, First Team Wrestling School Letterj, First Team Tennis, Darwin Club, Nautical Club. UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT CHARLES ANTHONY MORSS, IR. 91 Ledyard Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Iharliev CFmss', Honor Boll: 1945-46, 1948-49 P45-46-Day Fellow, Ludlow junior Football, Ludlow lunior Basket- ill, Ludlow junior Baseball, Choir York Nativity Play . I46-47-Day Fellow, Ludlow junior Football, Ludlow Intennediate zsketball, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Sophomore Reception Commit- e, Political Club. I47-48-Day Fellow, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Ludlow Inter- ediate Basketball, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Political Club, C-lee Club, autical Club, Treasurer Ping Pong Club, Foreign Policy Association. P48-49-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basket- ill, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Student Council, Glee Club, Political lub, Study Hall Committee, Christmas Chorus, Cast Iolanthe . YALE MICHAEL NEWTON South Windham, Vermont liken Feet', '48-49-Mr. Porter, First Team Football, First Team Wrestling, First :am Track, Barbell Club, Sportsmen's Club. UNIVERSITY or VERMONT IOHN DOANE NICHOLS, IR. Clinton Ave., Westport, Conn. Chin I 1946-47-El House, First Team Football fSchool Letterj, First Tean Basketball 8, School Letterj, Track, L Club, Iazz Club, Ping Pong Club Bridge Club, Cast Hamlet',. 1947-48-Batchelder, First Team Football fSchool Letterj, First Tean Basketball fSchool Letterl, Track, Student Council, L Club, Iaz: Club, Bridge Club, Executive Committee Student Endowment Fund Committee of Review. 1948-49-Warham, First Team Football fSchool Letterj, First Tean Basketball CSchool Letterj, First Team Track, Student Council, Presi dent Senior Class, President Bridge Club, Iazz Club, Senior Executiw Committee, Vice Chairman Allyn Club, Vice President Student En dowment Fund, Executive Committee, Committee of Review, Study Hall Committee, Social Committee. HARVARD WILLIAM MANN OWEN 3901 South University Ave., Englewood, Colo. 'Billy 1944-45-Maher House, Wolcott funior Football, Wolcott Iunio: Basketball, Wolcott Junior Basebal. 1945-46-Taylor, Wolcott Intermediate Football, Wolcott Iunioi Basketball, Wolcott junior Baseball, Bridge Club, K. P. 1946-47-Warhamg Wolcott Intermediate Football, Wolcott Inter mediate Basketball, Wolcott Tennis, Endowment Fund, Bridge Club K. P. 1947-48-Warham, Wolcott Senior Football, Winter Track, Wolcotf Tennis, Executive Committee Endowment Fund, Bridge Club, K. P 1948-49-Warham, First Team Football QSchool Letterj, Winter Track Wolcott Tennis, President Endowment Fund, Entertainment Com mittee, Social Committee, Dance Committee, Bridge Club. JOHNS HOPKINS LYMAN ALEXANDER PACE 207 Fern St., West Hartford, Conn. lily!! Honor Roll: 1945-46, 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49 1945-46-Day F ellow, Allyn Iunior Football, Allyn Senior Hockey Allyn Iunior Baseball, Choir York Nativit Play . 1946-47-Day Fellow, Allyn Iunior F ootballi First Team Hockey, Allyr Iunior Baseball, Political Club, Editorial Board Log, Ping Pong Club K. P. 1947-48-Day Fellow, Allyn Intermediate Football, First Team Hockey fSchool Letterl, First Team Tennis fSchool Letterj, Football Came Crew, Political Club, Editorial Board Log, K. P., Bridge Club, Vice President Ping Pong Club. 1948-49-Day Fellow, Manager Allyn Football, First Team Hockey First Team Tennis CSchool Letterj, Political Club, Editorial Board Log, Glee Club, K. P., Senior Founders Committee, English Exchange Scholar. YALE RICHARD ROBIN PALMER 206 Oak Hill Rd., Ithaca, N. Y. Shoo Choon Bird 948-49-Palmer, Ludlow Senior Football, First Team Basketball, Glee Ilub, Pelicans, Chess Club. CORNELL THOMAS RICHARD PARKS 292 Sumner Ave., Springfield, Mass. Inc Tomy P45-46-Founders, Allyn junior Football, Allyn Iunior Basketball, Jecial Projects Group, Fire Fighting S uad. D46-47-Mason, Allyn Senior Soccer, Allyn Rifle, Allyn Baseball, Fire ighting Squad. U47-1948-Taylor, Allyn Senior Soccer, Special Projects Group, Allyn rack, Clee Club, Model Makers Club, Fire Fighting Squad. I48-49-Warham, Allyn Senior Soccer, First Team Rifle QSchool Let- rl, Allyn Track, Clee Club, Rifle Club, Nautical Club. UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS PHILIP FORD PARSHLEY, IR. 319 North Quaker Lane, West Hartford, Conn. 'hil Parsh Flip', Honor Roll: 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49 P46-47-Day F ellowg Allyn Soccer, Allyn Iunior Baseball, Rifle Club, P. '47-48-Day F ellowg Allyn Soccer, Winter Track, Track Squad, Busi- ess Board Loomiscellany, Editorial Board Log, Rifle Club, Volunteer edical Aide, Bridge Club, Nautical Club, K. P. 48-49-Day Fellow, Allyn Soccer, Manager First Team Hockey, recutive Officer Rifle Club, Nautical Club, Bridge Club, Ski Club, isiness Board Loomiscellany, Editorial Board Log, Library Commit- e, Special Committee, K. P., Chemistry Club. DARTMOUTH CHARLES AUSTIN PEASE, II 250 Bloomiield Ave., West Hartford, Conn. Chuck Charlie Ted, Honor Boll: 1945-46, 1946-47 1945-46-Day Fellow, Ludlow junior Football, Ludlow Intermediate Basketball, Ludlow Iunior Baseball. 1946-47-Day Fellow, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Sophomore Reception Committee Volunteer Medical Aide. 1947-48-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, First Team Basketball First Team Baseball QSchool Letterj, Editorial Board Log, Ping Pong Club, Bridge Club, Political Club. 1948-49-Day Fellow, Manager Ludlow Football, First Team Basket- ball fSchool Letterj, First Team Baseball, Editorial Board Log, Po- litical Club, Bridge Club, Senior Entertainment Committee, Study Hall Supervisor, Chemistry Club, Fall Dance Committee, Spring Dance Committee. YALE IOHN EARLE PICKETT R. D. No. 2, Canajoharie, N. Y. Earle,' P-Ku Pick' 1947-48-Batchelder, Special Projects Group, Physical Education, Traf- fic Squad, K. P. 1948-49-Batchelder, Ludlow Soccer, Fencing, Ludlow Tennis, Trail-ic Squad, Business Board Log, Library Supervisor, K. P., Student Federal- ists. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA I RUDOLPH CESIDIO PIZZOFERRATO 411 Windsor Ave., Wilson, Conn. Pizza Charles Rupi' Rudy 1945-46-Day F ellow, Ludlow junior Football, Ludlow Junior Basket ball. 1946-47-Day Fellow, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Club Wrestling Ludlow Tennis. 1947-48-Day Fellow, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Physical Educa tion, Ludlow Club Track. 1948-49-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Football, First Team Wrestlim CSchool Letterl, Photography Club, K. P., Sportsmen's Club, .Specia Committee, Art Editor Loom and Loomiscellany, Darwin Club. PRATT INSTITUTE WILLIAM ROWLAND POWERS, III 23 Brookline Drive, VVest Hartford, Conn. Billv Paas', Honor Roll: 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49 945-46-Day Fellow, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Intermediate iasketball, Ludlow junior Baseball, Choir York Nativity Playv. 946-47-Day Fellow, Ludlow Iunior Football, Ludlow Senior Basket- all, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Political Club, Sophomore Reception Iommittee, Ping Pong Club, Sophomore Representative to Student Iouncil. 947-48-Day Fellow, First Team Football, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Ioach Ludlow Junior Baseball, Student Council, Political Club, Secre- ary Ping Pong Club. 948-49-Day Fellow, Coach Ludlow Iunior Football, Ludlow Senior iasketball, First Team Baseball, Student Council, Vice President Sen- Jr Class, Senior Study Hall Committee, Founders Committee, Edi- Drial Board Log, Senior Executive Committee, Vice President Politi- al Club, Glee Club, English Exchange Scholar. WESLEYAN PHILIP GORTON PRATT Loomis School, Windsor, Conn. Criscoi' Heap Petit Elephant Honor Roll: 1946-47, 1947-48 945-46-Day Fellow, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow junior Hockey, .udlow Track, Student Federalists, Stamp Club, Ping Pong Club. 946-47-Day Fellow, Ludlow Intermediate F ootba l, Ludlow Senior Iockey, Track Squad, Student Federalists, Stamp Club, Pin Pong llub, Stagehands Union, Scenery Trial b juryv and MacbetIi',. 947-48-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior F ootball, First Team Basketball, 'irst Track Squad, United YVorld F ederalists, Stamp Club, Chess Club, azz Club, Ping Pong Club, Foreign Policy Association, Stagehands Inion, Scenery 'iSeventeen . 948-49-Day Fellow, Ludlow Senior Soccer, First Team Basketball School Letterj, First Team Track, United World Federalists, Presi- lent Stamp Club, Chess Club, Ping Pong Club, Editor Handbook loard, Senior Library Committee, Scholarship Committee, Iazz Club, Bridge Club, Foreign Policy Association, Radio Club, Stagehauds Inion, Crew Iolanthe',. HARVARD ROBERT WAGNER QUINN 61 Lexington Ave., VVest Hartford, Conn. Bobv Pepv N ew Boyv 945-46-Taylor, First Team Soccer, Allyn Senior Hocke , First Team Laseball, Taylor Dormitory Committee, Ping Pong Club, K. P. 946-47-Warham, First Team Soccer, First Team Hockey, First Team iaseball fSchool Letterj, Ping Pong Club, K. P. 947-48-Warham, Manager Wolcott Football, First Team Hockey School Letterl, First Team Baseball QSchool Letterl, Grounds Com- iittee, Ping Pong Club, Iazz Club, K. P. 948-49-Palmer, Special Projects Group, First Team Hockey, Captain 'irst Team Baseball, Student Council, Athletic Council, Palmer Dormi- Jry Committee, Study Hall Supervisor, Grounds Committee, Intra- iural Athletic Council. BROWN DAVID SCUDDER REED K , 117 Ardmore Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Scud' Davey Guido, Honor Roll: 1945-46, 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49 1945-46-Day Fellow, Wolcott Iunior Football, Wolcott junior Basket- ball, Wolcott Iunior Baseball. 1946-47-Day F ellow, Wolcott junior Football, Wolcott Senior Basket- ball, Wolcott Senior Baseball, Chairman Sophomore Reception Com- mittee, K. P., Cast Macbeth , 1947-48-Day F ellow, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basket- ball, First Team Baseball CSchool Letterl, Student Council, Glee Club. Spring Dance Committee, Committee of Review, Harvard Club of Con- necticut Prize. 1948-49-Day F ellow, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basket- ball, First Team Baseball, Vice President Student Council, junto Com- mittee, Senior Entertainment Committee, Study Hall Committee, Ex- ecutive Committee, Editorial Board Log, Committee of Review, Fall Dance Committee, Spring Dance Committee. YALE PETER WHITINC REED 43 Vine Rd., Larchmont, N. Y. Pete The Gutn 1947-48-Batchelder, Allyn Senior Football, First Team Wrestling, First Team Track, Rifle Club, Weight Lifting, K. P. 1948-49-Mason, General Manager Athletics, First Team Wrestling, Allyn Tennis, Reception Committee, Physics Club, Political Club, Weight Lifting Club, K. P., Stagehands Union. CORNELL PETER BELLINGER REICH 49 Old Middletown Rd., Pearl River, N. Y. nfpetev Cfpetien 1946-47-Palmer, Batchelder, First Team Football fSchool Letterl, First Team Wrestling, First Team Track QSchool Letterj, Glee Club, Cast 'York Nativity Playv, Sophomore Reception Committee, Student Council. 1947-48-Founders, First Team Football CSchool Letterl, First Team Wrestling fSchoo1 Letterj, First Team Track, President Iunior Class, Secretary-Treasurer Student Council, Glee Club, Cast York Nativity Play , L Club, Spring Dance Committee. 1948-49-Batchelder, Captain First Team Football fSchool Letterj, Captain First Team Wrestling QSchool Letterj, First Team Track, Student Council, Athletic Council, Entertainment Committee, Chair- man Grounds Committee, Executive Committee, Senior English Li- brarian, Fall Dance Committee, Spring Dance Committee. DARTMOUTH RUSSELL LAWRENCE RHODES 12 Dover Rd., New Britain, Conn. tussn Susseruss,' Honor Roll: 1945-46, 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49 945-46-Day Fellow, Wolcott Soccer, Wolcott junior Basketball, Wol- ltt Tennis, Choir York Nativity Playv. P46-47-Day Fellow, Wolcott Soccer, Physical Education, Wolcott ennis, Library Committee, Chess Club. P47-48-Day Fellow, Wolcott Soccer, Physical Education, Wolcott ennis, Library Committee, Chess Club, Editorial Board Log, Pup- zteers, Classical Music Club. 348-49-Day Fellow, First Team Soccer fSchool Letterj, Physical Ed- zation, Wolcott Tennis, Editorial Board Log, Puppeteers, Classical fusic Club, Chess Club, Senior Entertainment Committee, Senior :holarship Committee, Handbook Board. YALE JOSEPH REED ROBINSON 69 Barber St., Wilson, Conn. oe . Robbie, D45-46-Day Fellow, Wolcott Iunior Football, Rifle, Manager Wolcott mior Baseball. 146-47-Day Fellow, Wolcott Intermediate Football, Rifle, Manager 'olcott Senior Baseball, Equipment Manager for Loomis Athletic ssociation, Choir York Nativity Playv, Clee Club. I47-48-Day Fellow, Equipment Manager for Loomis Athletic Asso- ation, Clee Club, Business Board Log, Eunior Library Supervisor. I48-49-Day Fellow, Ceneral Manager or Loomis Athletic Associa- Jn fSchool Letterj, Clee Club, Senior Library Supervisor, Special ommittee, Business Board Log. coLBY WILLIAM THOMAS ROCHE, JR. 187 Westland Ave., West Hartford, Conn. 'udgei' Bill', Honor Roll: 1945-46 '45-46-Founders, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Intermediate Basket- ill, Allyn Senior Baseball. P46-47-Warham, Batchelder, Allyn junior Football, Allyn Inter- ediatel liasketball, First Team Baseball, Editorial Board Log, Ping in C u . 47548-Warhani, First Team Soccer CSchool Letterj, Allyn Senior Lsketball, First Team Baseball QSchool Letterl, Editorial Board Log, lee Club, Ping Pong Club. , 48-49-Warham, First Team Soccer CSchool Letterj, First Team Lsketball fSchool Letterj, First Team Baseball CSchool Letterl, litorial Board Log, Study Hall Committee. WESLEYAN FRANK KNAPP SAFFOBD, III 853 Seventh Ave., New York, N. Y. Kfsa 3 Honor R015 1948-49 . 1947-48-Taylor, Weight Lifting, Wolcott Wrestling, Wolcott Clul Track, Concert Orchestra, Darwin Club, Political Club, Sportsmen' Club, United World F ederalists. 1948-49-Refectory, Wolcott Club Soccer, Wolcott Wrestling, Wol cott Tennis, Dining Hall Worker, Concert Orchestra, Darwin Clul Political Club, Nautical Club, Sportsmen's Club, K. P., Senior Librar Committee, Science Club, Orchestra Iolanthe',. A HARVARD NELSON IAMES SARRIS 110 Dana St., Amherst, Mass. NeZ,' Gmc 1946-47-Maher House, Wolcott Iunior Football, Wolcott Iunio Basketball, Wolcott Senior Baseball, Cast York Nativity Playn. 1947-48-Palmer, Wolcott Junior Football, Wolcott Intermediat Basketball, Wolcott Senior Baseball, Concert Orchestra. 1948-49-Palmer, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basketball First Team Baseball, Concert Orchestra, Founders Committee, Librar Committee. N AMHERST HENRY SAMUEL SCHEBEILCIR. 38 Bishop Rd., West Hartford, onn. Hanky Angus Al Honor Roll: 1947-48 1947-48-Mason, First Team Soccer, Physical Education, Allyn Iunic Baseball, Political Club, Bridge Club, Business Board Stagehand Union, Chess Club, Ping Pong Club. 1948-49-Taylor, Captain Allyn Soccer, Physical Education, Prograr Chairman Political Club, Press Club, Business Board Stagehands Uniol Reception Committee, Special Committee. YALE PETER BRINCKERHOFF SCHRYVER 18 Moorland St., Williamstown, Mass. 947-48-Taylor, Special Projects Group, Ski Team, Ski Club. 948-49-Taylor, Special Projects Group, Station Wagon Chauffeur, ki Club, Dining Hall Committee, Grounds Committee, Log Board. BABSON PETER BOGGS SHANNON 17 West Oak Drive, Houston, Texas Don Pedro Shag Honor Roll: 1947-48 946-47-Palmer, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Intermediate Basket- fall, Ludlow Track, Student Federalists, Stagehands Union, Cast Trial ny Iuryv, Ski Club. .947-48-Palmer, First Team Football, Skiing, First Team Track, itagehands Union, Cast Seventeen , Library Supervisor, Ski Club. 948-49-Gymnasium, First Team Football CSchoo1 Letterj, Ludlow lenior Basketball, Stagehands Union, jazz Club, Senior Entertain- nent Committee, Study Hall Supervisor, Gym Job, Glee Club, Peli- vans, Christmas Chorus, Nominating Committee, Ski Club. RICE 1NsT1TUTE WILLIAM DWIGHT SIEBERT Box 16, West Copake, N. Y. Seagelv Uncle Billi' Thebeee', .947-48-Founders, First Team Football, First Team Basketball School Letterj, First Team Track, Ski Club, Student Council. .948-49--Palmer, First Team Football fSchool Letterl, First Team Basketball, First Team Track, Student Council, Study Hall Committee, Basketball Referee, Palmer Iob, Student Endowment Fund. JOHNS HOPKINS CHARLES GEORGE SICGINS 52 Woods Lane, Scarsdale, N. Y. Sig Maisey,, Sig Babel 1946-47-Mrs. Benson, Ludlow Junior Basketball, Ludlow Junior Baseball, Sophomore Reception Committee, Bridge Club, Log Board, Ping Pong C ub. 1947-48-Pahner, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Ludlow Intermediate Basketball, First Team Tennis, Log Board, Library Supervisor, Bridge Club, Ping Pong Club. 1948-49-Palmer, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Ludlow Senior Basketball, First Team Tennis, Log Board, Business Board Loomiscel- lany, Jazz Club, Bridge Club, Glee Club, Library Committee, Study Hall Committee, Chemistry Club. AMHEBST JACK WILLIAM SIMPKIN 631 Palisado Ave., Windsor, Conn. Iackson', Simp,' 1945-46-Day Fellow, Wolcott Junior Football, Wolcott Junior Basket- ball, Wolcott Junior Baseball. 1946-47-Day F ellowg Wolcott Junior Football, Wolcott Junior Basket- ball, Wolcott Jrunior Baseball. 1947-48-Day ellow, Wolcott Club Soccer, Physical Education, Wol- cott Junior Baseball, Circulation Department Log, K. P. 1948-49-Day F ellow, First Team Soccer, Weight Lifting, Wolcott Baseball, Barbell Club, Circulation Manager Log, Glee Club, Christmas Choir, K. P. Supervisor, Founders Committee, Special Committee, Chorus Iolanthe'. NICHOLS JUNIOR COLLEGE JOHN CAMERON SMITH 15 Maple St., Paxton, Mass. I, C. Crusher', Kaanga,' 1946-47-Inlirmary, Mason, Ely House, Wolcott Intermediate Foot- ball, Physical Education, Wolcott Junior Baseball, Jazz Club. 1947-48-Palmer, Warham, Captain Wolcott Intermediate Football, Wolcott Senior Baseball, Palmer Dormitory Committee, Loomiscel- lany Board, Jazz Club, Student Council QSecond Half-yearl, Commit- tee of Review, Endowment Fund, Vice President Junior Class. 1948-49-Taylor, Manager Wolcott Football, Winter Track, First Team Track, Student Council, Dormitory Committee, Committee of Review, Loomiscellany Board, Lo Board, Endowment Fund, Reception Com- mittee, Press Club, Presigent Jazz Club, Manager Taylor Softball. HARVARD ROBERT RICH SMITH 82 Tremont St., Hartford, Conn. gobfl Cfsmittyf, GR!! Honor Roll: 1945-46, 1946-47 745-46-Founders, Allyn Intermediate Football, Wolcott Junior asketball, First Team Tennis, Rifle Club. P46-47-Batchelder, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Intermediate Basket- all, Allyn Senior Tennis, Dormitory Committee, K. P. I47-48-Taylor, Allyn Senior Football, Winter Track, Allyn Senior ennis, Glee Club, Mitchell House Settlement Worker, Dormitory ommittee, Business Board Log, Junior Library Supervisor, K. P. F48-49-Palmer, Allyn Senior Football, Winter Track, Volunteer Medi- tl Aide, Clee Club, Secretary-Treasurer Classical Music Club, Bridge lub, Dormitory Committee, Business Board Log, Senior Library Ipervisor, Special Committee, K. P. Supervisor, Chemistry Club. WILLIAMS SIMEON BALDWIN DUNLAP SMITH 847 Forest Ave., Winnetka, Ill. Sim,' P48'49-Taylor, First Team Football, Coach All n junior Football, :sistant Coach Club Wrestling, First Team Track, Treasurer Taylor ormitory, Student F ederalists, Barbell Club, Halloween Night Patrol, Jecial Committee, Senior Social Committee, Nominating Committee. HARVARD WILLIAM BURKE SMITH, JR. P. O. Box 192, Old Lyme, Conn. Iilli' Smiling Bill 47-48-Day F ellow, First Team Soccer QSchool Letterj, All n Senior Lsketball, Allyn Senior Baseball, Editorial Board Log, Glee Club, elicans, Ping Pong Club, Nautical Club. 48-49-Day Fellow, Captain First Team Soccer fSchool Letterj, lyn Senior Basketball, Allyn Senior Baseball, Sports Editor Log, romiscellany Board, President Nautical Club, Senior Entertainment immittee, Fall Dance Committee, Cast Iolanthe', Spring Dance immittee. TRINITY CHARLES ALFRED STEGGERDA 194 Palisado Ave., Windsor, Conn. Steg', Charli 1945-46-Day Fellow, Wolcott Senior Soccer, Work Program, Ba minton, Radio Club, Darwin Club, Rifle Club. 1946-47-Day Fellow, Wolcott Senior Soccer, Wolcott Rifle, Wolcoi Tennis, Radio Club, Rifle Club. 1947-48-Day Fellow, Wolcott Senior Soccer, Wolcott Skiing, Wolcot Tennis, Radio Club, Ski Club. 1948-49-Day F ellow, Wolcott Senior Soccer, Wolcott Skiing, Wol cott Tennis, Radio Club, Science Club, Chess Club, Founders Com mittee. MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PETER WAKELY STREICH Club Rd., Riverside, Conn. Petey Strike Long 1947-48-Ely House, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Intermediat Basketball, First Team Tennis CSchool Letterl, Bridge Club, Photog raphy Club. 1948-49-Palmer, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basketbal First Team Tennis, Glee Club, Library Committee, Reception Com mittee, Photography Club, Log Board, Chemistry Club. AMHERST BRUCE ALEXANDER TALMADCE Hollins College, Va. Dvd, Rebel Govern01 Honor Roll: 1947-48 ' 1947-48-Ely House, Wolcott Intermediate Football, First Team Wre: tling, Wolcott Junior Baseball, Concert Orchestra, Glee Club, Choru York Nativity Playv. 1948-49-Palmer, Wolcott Intermediate Football, Wolcott Club Wre: tling, Wolcott junior Baseball, Concert Orchestra, Glee Club, Christine Choir, Treasurer Palmer Entertainment Committe, Founders Con' mittee, Grounds Committee, Cast Iolanthe . PRINCETON HENRY TERRELL TOEPKE West Main St., Cheshire, Conn. - lanky Hankus', Toep,' Honor Roll: 1945-46, 1946-47, 1947-48 U45-46-Founders, Manager Ludlow Intermediate Football, Ludlow .nior Hockey, Ludlow Track, K. P., Chairman Founders Dormitory nmmittee. P46-47-Batchelder, Ludlow Intermediate Football, First Team Hock- ', Ludlow Track, K. P., Political Club, jazz Club, Sophomore Repre- ntative to Student Council, Ping Pong Club, Endowment Fund. I47-48-Mason, First Team Football, First Team Hockey QSchool atterj, First Team Track, Student Council, Secretar Political Club, ndowrnent Fund, Iazz Club, Public Service Contlerence, Library rpervisor, Committee of Review, Gunner Conference. U48-49-Mason, First Team Football fSchool Letterj, Captain First sam Hockey, First Team Track QSchool Letterj, Student Council, :cretary Senior Class, Athletic Council, Senior Executive Committee, :nior Library Supervisor, Executive Committee Endowment Fund, ommittee of Review, Bridge Club, Political Club, jazz Club, Barbell lub. HARVARD ELLIOTT HAYDEN VALENTINE 105 South Main St., West Hartford, Conn. Honor Roll: 1945-46, 1946-47, 1948-49 P45-46-Day Fellow, Allyn junior Football, Allyn junior Basketball, llyn junior Baseball, Choir York Nativity Play . P46-47-Day Fellow, Allyn junior Football, Allyn Intermediate asketball, Allyn Junior Baseball. P47-48-Day F ellow, Allyn Intermediate Football, Allyn Intermedi- e Basketball, Allyn junior Baseball, Political Club, Clee Club. P48-49-Day F ellow, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, llyn Senior Baseball, Political Club, Glee Club, Pelicans, Christmas hoir, Editorial Board Loomiscellany, Senior Library Committee, udy Hall Supervisor, Cast Iolanthe and The Bat . TRINITY PETER KNOX VAN RIPER 22 Beach Drive, Noroton, Conn. tips, . aPet-ev ccvanai !47-48-Batchelder, First Team Football, Allyn Intermediate Basket- ill, First Team Baseball. 148-49-Refectoryg Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, llyn Senior Baseball, Dining Hall Attendant, Chapel Committee, Pho- 'graphy Club, Nautical Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Sports- .en's Club. UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT JOHN CODFRED WALBER, II 288 Union St., Schenectady, N. Y. , M0ut', alumpin' Iohn' The Wave 1946-47-Batchelder, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Intermediat Basketball, Wolcott Senior Baseball, Foreign Policy Association. 1947-48-Batchelder, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basket ball, Wolcott Senior Baseball, Manager Maroons, Foreign Policy As sociation, Student Federalists, Rifle Club, Press Club, Ping Pong Club Jazz Club, Stagehands Union. 1948-49-Batchelder, First Team Soccer, Wolcott Senior Basketball Wei ht Lifting, President Student Federalists, Loomis Endowmen Fund Qresignedj, Business Manager Maroons, Business Board Stage hands Union, Foreign Policy Association, Press Club, Rifle Club, Jazz Club, Photography Club, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Ping Pong C ub Study Hall Supervisor. CORNELL WILLIAM MICHAEL WALSH 195 Buckingham St., Waterbury, Conn. Old Boy Sod,' Diz' 1945-46-Founders, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Junior Basket' ball, Club Track, Jazz Club. 1946-47-Ely House, Ludlow Intermediate Football, Ludlow Inter mediate Basketball, Club Track, Jazz Club, Union Settlement. 1947-48-Warharn, Manager Club Soccer, Physical Education, Ludlovn Junior Baseball, Jazz Club, Maroons, Union Settlement. 1.948-49-Gymnasium, Ludlow Senior Soccer, Physical Education, Lud- low Senior Baseball, United World Student Federalists, The Velvets Bridge Club, Senior Dining Hall Committee, Vice President Jazz Club Gym Job, Barbell Club. ' UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT ALMON RODNEY WARREN, JR. 1077 Boulevard, West Hartford, Conn. C d,, lf e! 1945-46-Day Fellow, Wolcott Soccer, Wolcott Junior Baseball, Rifle Club. 1946-47-Day Fellow, Wolcott Soccer, Wolcott Intermediate Basket- ball, Wolcott Junior Baseball, Rifle Club. 1947-48-Day Fellow, Wolcott Soccer, Winter Track, Wolcott Baseball Ski Club, Rifle Club Volunteer Medical Aide, Stamp Club, Bridge Club. 1948-49-Day Fellow, First Team Soccer CSchool Letterl, First Team Wrestling, Rifle Club, Ski Club, Bridge Club, Chess Club, Nautical Club, Chemistry Club, Special Committee. COLBY RALPH LINCOLN WESTON 21 Sturgis Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. Lushv Ann Flash Honor Roll: 1947-48 146-47-Palmer, Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Intermediate Basketball, irst Team Track, jazz Club, Chess Club, Stagehands Union, Palmer ormitory Committee, Handbook Board. D47-48-Palmer, Ludlow Soccer, Winter Track, First Team Track, tzz Club, Handbook Board, Palmer Dormitory Committee, Stage- mds Union. 148-49-Taylor, Captain Ludlow Soccer, Winter Track, First Team rack, Vice President Stagehands Union, Chairman Handbook Board, :udent Council, Senior Nominating Committee, Chairman Reception ommittee, Senior Executive Committee, Taylor Dormitory Commit- e, Press Club, Executive Committee, Publications Board, Iazz Club, ining Hall Committee, Committee of Review. PRINCETON HENRY CHARLES WHITE, II Waterford, Conn. Ienri' Hen,' P45-46-Founders, First Team Soccer, Wolcott Senior Hockey, First :am Tennis, Concert Orchestra, Classical Music Club. '46-47-Warham, Wolcott Senior Soccer, Physical Education, Wol- 'tt Tennis, Radio Club, Classical Music Club, Concert Orchestra, lee Club, Union Settlement. '47-48-Palmer, Taylor, Wolcott Senior Soccer, Physical Education, 'olcott Tennis, Classical Music Club, Nautical Club, Student Federal- is, Concert Master of Orchestra. 148-49-Palmer, Physical Education, Loom Board, President Classi- I Music Club, United World Federalists, Concert Master Orchestra, mapel Committee, Reception Committee. ROBERT CUSHINC WINTERS 188 Sedgwick Rd., West Hartford, Conn. olf' Wim Honor Roll: 1945-46, 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49 45-46-Day Fellow, Wolcott junior Football, Wolcott Iunior Hockey, olcott junior Baseball. 46-47-Day Fellow, Wolcott Intermediate Football, Wolcott Senior Jckey, Track, Ping Pong Club. 47-48-Day Fellow, Wolcott Intermediate Football, First Team Jckey, Wolcott junior Baseball, Chess Club, Editorial Board Log, mcert Orchestra, Maroons, Stagehands Union, Electrician Seven- eni' and Torchbearers . 48-49-Day Fellow, Wolcott Senior Football, First Team Hockey, olcott Tennis, K. P., Editor-in-Chief Log, President Publications sociation, Associate Editor Loom, Concert Orchestra, Secretary less Club, Stagehands Union, Study Hall Committee, Scholarship rmmittee, Bridge Club. YALE STUART SAGE WOOD St. Margaret's School, Waterbury, Conn. l Woody, 1945-46-Founders, Ludlow Senior Soccer, Ludlow Iunior Basketball Ludlow Junior Baseball, Radio Club. 1946-47-Ely House, Ludlow Senior Soccer, Ludlow Iunior Basket- ball, Ludlow junior Baseball, Radio Club. 1947-48-Ely House, Ludlow Senior Soccer, Winter Track, First Tearr Track, Radio Club. 1948-49-Palmer, Ludlow Senior Soccer, Winter Track, First Tearr Track, Radio Club, Political Club. UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT KNUD VICTOR NORTH BISTRUP WOODFORD Deercliff Rd., Avon, Conn. Woody Nude' 1944-45-Founders, Wolcottgunior Football, Wolcott Junior Hockey Wolcott Iunior Baseball, Ri e Club, Freshman Carol-singing Group 1945-46-Batchelder, Wolcott Intermediate Football, Rifle, Wolcot' Iunior Baseball, Rifle Club, Ski Club, K. P., Foreign Policy Associa tion. 1946-47-Batchelder, Wolcott Senior Football, Rifle, Wolcott Junior Baseball, Rifle Club, Ski Club, Model Makers Club, Clee Club, Unior Settlement, K. P. 1947-48-Palmer, Wolcott Senior Football, Rifle Team, First Tean Track CSchool Letterj, Rifle Club, President Model Makers Club Clee Club, Halloweien Night Patrol, Chairman K. P., Dining Hal Supervisor. 1948-49-Batchelder, First Team Football fSchool Letterl, Skiing Physical Education, First Team Track, Clee Club, Pelicans, Photogra hy Club, Senior Chapel Committee, Chairman K. P., Chorus Io lanthen, Christmas Chorus. BROWN THOMAS MILLER WOODSON 28 Whitman Ave., West Hartford, Conn. Tomi, The Arch Honor Roll: 1945-46, 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49 1945-46--Day Fellow, Allyn Iunior Football, Allyn junior Basketball Allyn Iunior Baseball, Connecticut State Latin Contest. 1946-47-Day Fellow, Allyn junior Football, Allyn Iunior Basketball Allyn Junior Baseball. 1947-48-Day Fellow, Allyn Soccer, Allyn junior Basketball, Allyi Senior Baseball, Political Club, Editorial Board Log, Connecticut Statr Latin Contest, TIME Current Events Prize, junior and Sophomor. Classes First Prize, New England Region American Council of Teach ers of French Examination, Library Supervisor. 1948-49-Day Fellow, Captain Allyn Soccer, All n Senior Basketball Allyn Senior Baseball, Political Club, Feature Eclltor Log, Press Club Secretary-Treasurer Le Cercle Francais, Foreign Policy Association Senior Library Committee, Chairman Senior Scholarship Committee Executive Committee, TIME Current Events Prize, Loom Board Herald Tribunev Forum. YALE fr. - ggi: vga h L .b ,,4,,,, :Y .r 1 W-U - . Inq 'Syn in em X S gi Wg,-, KMA fl 54 'Fu 'I L 3 .f M-mil 'erfgr Egg tiff Wim -1 V .. -,ff V f- Q :,-flf ,pq A 15 Paw. 5 ,sw A :FW I ,L . i gi. ffm I M yy, 242-.,.. f' .,-'43, , ga, 10 , ' -N 5- O if 7 1 ' I1 A , ww up 6 ,W I' - K X4 ,,,.., sl , .X X , I ffl Q X! , x h A' Nw WY, , xg Y ., Ziflblif ' - Ti 10335. I ,P I 2 N X... T, un, 1? D I er Avv' 1. 55 ' 'EI' Ames, ArDee ...................... Antupit, Samuel Nathaniel Bagg, Raymond James, Ir. Barone, Robert Unico ........... Belcher, Robert Earl ........ Berman, John Simon ......... Bidwell, John Bostwick ....... Black, Ira Woodruff, Ir. Brown, James Hamilton Bunnell, David Mansfield ......,, Cannon, James Edward, Jr. ...... . Carpenter, William Sills .......... Carter, Peter Burnham ...... Connor, Richard Joseph ....... Cooley, William Griffin, jr. Covello, Alfred Vincent .... Didriksen, James Bond .,.... Dineen, Iames Sheehan ....., Dolbeare, Raymond Champlin ..,.... Doxsee, Irwin Edgar ...............,.,, Dugan, Rowland Lee ............... Dully, Frank Edward, Ir. Engelhardt, Bertsel Arthur JUNIOR CLASS 22 Kew Gardens Rd., Kew Gardens, L. I., 90 Bainbridge Rd., West Hartford, 51 Sycamore St., Windsor, 45 Calumet St., Waterbury, N. Y Conn Conn Conn 131 Lincoln Rd., Westfield, N. I 5048 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago, Ill 28 Montclair Drive, West Hartford, cfo R. I. Black, Northfield Rd., Watertown, 5141 Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles, 65 Warwick St., West Hartford, 50 Elm St., Windsor Locks, 51 Highland St., West Hartford, 940 Woodland Ave., Plainfield 946 Armory St., Springfield, 21 Lovell Ave., Windsor, 227 Oxford St., Hartford, Indian Head Rd., Riverside, 581A 6th St., Brooklyn, St. Paul's School, Garden City, 100 Scarborough St., Hartford, Petersham, S2 Middlefield Drive, West Hartford, 195 Auburn Rd., West Hartford, Farley, Richard Paul ............ ........................... 4 5 Gardner St., Peabody, Foster, William Reed ......,.... ...... 2 19 South Orange Ave., South Orange, Gardiner, Guy Gibson .....,.,..,... ............,........,. 3 65 Cabot St., Newtonville, Gillham, Nicholas Wright ...,... ...........,.... 4 1 West 12th St., New York, Conn. Conn. Calif Conn Conn Conn N. I Mass Conn Conn Conn N. Y. N. Y Conn Mass Conn Conn Mass N. I Mass N. Y Goodrich, james Henry ....... Graham, Joel Howard ...... Hagan, Paul ....................... Hartnett, Walter Giles ......... 141 Maple Ave., Windsor, 879 Palm St., Hartford, Conn Conn 240 Derrick Ave., Uniontown, Pa 338 North State St., Dover, Del Hayward, Douglas Keith ..... . ........ 45 Lowell Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass Healy, Francis Edward, Ir. .... ........ 2 17 Raymond Rd., West Hartford, Conn Holt, David North ,,...,,,,,,.,,,. ........... 9 26 Rankin Rd., Niagara Falls, N. Y Holt, Stanley Pennock ..,... ..... 9 Plymouth Rd., West Hartford, Conn Hommel, Richard Loos ,,,..,,..,..,.. ........ 5 01 Bradford Parkway, Syracuse, N. Y Housen, Charles Bernard ............... ...................... 2 O4 South Main St., Orange, Mass Hubbard, Theodore Chickering ........ ........................ 1 08 East 78th St., New York, N. Y Johanson, Bradford .............,.,...,,...,. ........ 3 60 North Quaker Lane, West Hartford, Conn Kelsey, joseph Ridgeway ........ ......................... K elsey Rd., East Boxford, Mass Kidd, Edmund Lyon ............ .......................,............. B ay Road, Webster, N. Y Klemtner, Robert Gervase ....... ..... 1 02 Stonehouse Rd., Glen Ridge, N. J Kraemer, Frank Wickham, Ir. ............... 98 Lincoln St., Meriden, Conn Litter, Richard Paul ................ ........... 2 62 Capen St., Windsor, Conn Lombard, Arthur Howard ....... .................. ..... 6 6 Church St., Guilford, Conn LO0miS, Iohn McArthur ....... ................................ 1 46 Sekor Lane, Pelham, N. Y Mann, David Browning ....... 54 Meadow Lane, Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich Margolis, Robert Nathan ..... 1141 Trout Brook Drive, West Hartford, Conn Maytham, Peter ............................ ....................... R ural Delivery 2, Westport, Conn MCCI'ath, IHIUBS Henry, III ........ ........... 2 711 Whitney Ave., Baltimore, Md Metz, David Byers ................... ..... 8 4 Hamilton St., New Britain, Conn Milliken, Robert Edward ........ ............ R . F. D. No. 3, Kingston, N. Y Murphy, RiCh21rd W3tSOH ........ ..... 1 03 Grand View Ave., Elmira, N. Y Orth, William Torrence ........ ......... W oodside Drive, Greenwich, Conn Palmer, Richard Adams ........ Patton, John Ellis ....,.,.,,.....VV.V .. Pierson, Douglas Brainerd ....,,,, Powell, David Hilsen ............ -. Pragluski, William John ....,,.. Raup, David Malcolm ...,,., Reid, Douglas Stewart ...... Reynolds, Rodney Charter ..,. Robotham, Donald Wilson .ii,.. Ross, David Michael .........,.... Rufe, Richard Dunn .i.,..,... Russell, Sanford Hewitt ........ .. Shea, Richard McKenna ....... ..............,....Y,,-A. Smith, Christopher Allan ...... ....... Smith, Kenneth Blasland ...... Smith, Peter Martin .......,,,. Stewart, John Guy ....,,,.,,,..... Stringer, Norman John, Jr. ,.... , Talbot, John Perry .................., Terry, Charles Laymen, III ......,. Torres, Francisco Jose .,...,.... Tucker, Ralph, Jr. .......,, , Viles, Perry .,....i....,.....,,,..... Whaley, John Staton, Jr. ........ . QWightman, Frederick Butler Wilson, Millard Thomas, Jr. Wright, Joseph Robert .......... .. .,QQf'56 . .... 116 Benedict Terrace, Longmeadow , Mass. 89 Coolidge Rd., Worcester, Mass. Sunny Reach Drive, West Hartford, Conn. Fifth Ave. Hotel, New York, N. Y. 38 Bliss St., Hartford, Conn. 383 South St., Jamaica Plain, Mass. 2013 Boulevard, West Hartford, 85 Griswold Drive, West Hartford, Sunset Farm, West Hartford, Calle Loudres 906, Monterrey, 39 Linbrook Rd., West Hartford, Mountain Rd., Glastonbury, 157 West River St., Orange, Mass. 278 North Quaker Lane, West Hartford, 101 Mohawk Drive, West Hartford, Salem Center 13 East Lake St., Skaneateles 200 Carpenter Ave., Meriden, 108 School St., Keene, Conn. Conn. Conn. Mexico Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. ,N. Y. ,N. Y. Conn. N. H. 448 North State St., Dover, Del. Carrera 19, No. 49-27, Bogota, Colombia 2 Verdun Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. 3 Mortimer Place, Huntington, West Va. Berlin, R. F. D., Worcester Co., Md. 312 Highland Rd., Ithaca, N. Y. 248 North Main St., West Hartford, Conn. East Hill Rd., R. F. D., Collinsville, Conn. Albert, Carl Mayer ..,,.,..,,V, Arms, Charles Perkins ,. Bennetto, Edward, II ,..., .. .. Brigham, Frank Donald, Jr. Byrne, Richard Warring ,,..,, Cannon., Philip Gunn ....ll,, Carr, William Dixon, Jr. ., Case, Leon Roy, 11 .... i ....,, SOPHOMORE CLASS Clark, Gordon Everett .,,,.... ,,,..,,, Clark, William Ross, Jr. ,...,,,,, . Coakley, John Calum Ferguson, Cowles, Frederic Morgan, III . jf., . Crowell, -Gerow Garrison, Jr. ........,, . Davidson, Robert Mose ...,,,,.,,, Davis, Ellsworth, Jr. ...,,,,, ,, Davis, Robert Edward ,,,i, Day, Castle Nason ..,,,,,, DePatie, Richard John ,, Devol, Richard Lee ....,.,, Dike, Kenneth Gordon .. Dixon, Bruce DeWitt .,,,,,, Dodd, Brooks George ..,.,,,,,, Eberle, Charles Frederick ,,,,,.. Edwards, George Dealey ..,,, Ellovich, Michael Elias .,,,,.. F inesilver, John Finney rr,.,,, Fiske, McNeil Seymour ....,,.. Foster, John Franklin .. ,,,..,,,. .. Gates, Christopher Courtney .,.., Gordon, Alan Gary ..............,,, Hardy, Richard Dyne .,..,,,... Hastings, John Adams .,..,,. Hobson, John Allan .,..,.,,,, Hollister, Robert James i..,.,., Kristoffersen, Kent Duncan 176 Columbia Blvd., NVatcrbury, 29 Ash St., Hopkinton 165 Alden Ave., New Haven, ,,.... Buttonwood Lane. Darien, 68 Filley St., Windsor, 50 Elm St., Windsor Locks, North Sylvan Rd., XVcstport, 69 Tobey Ave., Windsor, 145 Prospect Hill Rd., Poquonock, Mansfield Center, Stone Barn, West Falmouth, , ,,,...,, 34 Thomson Rd., VVest Hartford, 23 Avalon Rd., West Hartford, 1132 Trout Brook Drive, West Hartford, 150 Kenyon St., Hartford, . ,,....,.. 3 Greenacre Court, Great Neck, 69 Greenacre Ave., Longmeadow, 114 Garfield Rd., West Hartford, 54 Castlewood Rd., VVest Hartford, 19 Ridgewood Rd., Windsor, R. F. D. No. 1, Bridgeport, 10 Colony Drive West, West Orange, 1194 Windsor Ave., Windsor, 21 Arlington Ave., Providence, 33 Ballard Drive, VVest Hartford, 21 Penn Drive, West Hartford, 71 Five Mile River Rd., Darien, Hollow Tree Ridge Rd., Darien, 307 Main St., Sufheld, Rio Verde, Goiaz, 40 East 54th St., New York, 64 Ridgewood Rd., West Hartford, 1902 Asylum Ave., West Hartford, 63 Rockledge Drive, West Hartford, 157 Robin Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Mass. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Mass. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. N. Y. Mass. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. N. J. Conn. R. I. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Brazil N. Y. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Mass. Ladish, William Charles ........ A. Larmore, Frederick Dale ....... Lavallee, Hugh Mather ....... Lowe, Charles Edwin, Ir. .... . Lyon, Daniel Webster ............ Maher, Robert Allen ........... Malone, .Robert Joseph ....... Malon , John Phillips .............. Ma orgli Federico Joaquin ........ Oallles, Robert Willis .............. Ogden, Rial Peck .................... O'Mara, Richard James ............. Orvis, Paul Whitin, Ir. ................ . Osbome, George Richard, Jr. .. Peterson, John Randall, jr. ...... . Pierson, Samuel Alburtis Brown Probst, William Anderson ............ Ramsey, Wellington james, III Robinson, Peter .............................. Rowe, Norman Leslie, IV ............ Sauerbrei, Merrill Augustus, jr. Saunders, Edward Shipp .......... Savin, Mitchell Iay ..................... Sienkiewicz, John Casimir ..... Snow, Robert Henry ........... Stanford, Robert Reed ........ 36 Brookline Drive, West Hartford, Conn. 20 Laurel Ave., Windsor, Conn. 5 Orchid Rd., Oakhurst Pk., Cape Elizabeth, Maine 686 Ridge Rd., Wethersfield, Conn. 248 South Main St., Wallingford, Conn. 43 Ludlow Rd., Windsor, Conn. 101 Griswold Drive, West Hartford, Conn. 5 Ridge Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. Apartado 1868, Caracas, Venezuela 221 North First, Harbor Beach, Mich. 9 Sherman St., Hartford, Conn. 41 Wells Farm Drive, Wethersfield, Conn. 15 Kelwynne Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Gilboa, N. Y. 31 Turn of River Rd., Stamford, Conn. 2 Mitchell Rd., Pittsford, N. Y. 114 Raymond Rd., West Hartford, Conn. 40 Barbara Rd., Bristol, Conn. 363 Springfield, St., Chicopee, 85 Huron Rd., Bellerose, L. I., 810 Glen Ave., Port Chester White Sfarings, Fla. 14 Fulton Place West Hart ord Conn. N. Y. N. Y. 202 East. Cotirt St., Doylestown, Pa. . ........................... Rainbow, Rd., Windsor, Conn. 539 Dudley Court, Westfield, N. I. Sfempiefl, James Henry ...... ....... 1 5 Commonwealth Ave., New Britain, Conn. Storrs, Edward Lee ................ ...... 7 92 North Main St., West Hartford, Conn. Sutcliffe, Samuel ......................... ........ 1 53 West Main St., New Britain, Conn. SYITIC, LOCl1lin Gates ................ ..... ..................................,................. E s sex, Conn. Tedford, Thomas Andrew, Jr. ..... ................... 1 02 Capen St., Windsor, Conn. Traverse, Henri Peter ................ ................. 5 North St., Windsor Locks, Conn. Uf1CChf0, IOS? Vincent, Ir. ..... 105 Ledgewood Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Valentme, A1 en Geer ................ .......... 1 05 South Main St., West Hartford, Conn. Van Yleck, Henry Hcffde ........ ........ 1 9 Sunny Reach Drive, West Hartford, Conn. Voorhles, John Davi son ....... .. ............................. 30 Wilton Rd., Windsor, Conn. Wallace, James Donohue ....... ............. 7 0 Rumford St., West Hartford, Conn. Walsh. R1Ch2ll'd Aq11i11aS ..... ....... 2 9 Sylvan Ave., West Hartford, Conn. W-21512, Robert Emmett ........... ....... 2 9 Sylvan Ave., West Hartford, Conn. Waremg, Robert Charles ........ ........ 3 0 Fairlee Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Watters. Stanley Frank ....... ....... 3 2 Beverly Rd., West Hartford, Conn. WIUCCS, Robert Edmond ..... ............. 1 16 South Ave., New Canaan, Conn. W09dS0H. 11101111 Hodges .......... ......... 2 8 Whitman Ave., West Hartford, Conn. Wflgllfr JO I1 Baldwin. lr- ..... ...... E ast Hill Rd., R. F. D., Collinsville, Conn. Yakalfls, Raymond Albert -----.. ................... 4 1 Mountain Rd., Windsor, Conn. FRESHMAN CLASS Aavatsmafk, Ivar I-.-,-,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,..,.,............................,............................... 6 9 BI'0OklyI'l, Y. Albert, Leonard David .................. ...... 1 76 Columbia Blvd., Waterbury, Conn. Andrews, Earnest Tisdale, III ...... ----------------------v------------------------------ A VOD, CORD- Baker, Frank Howard ,,,,,,,,,,,,,... ............... 1 200 Windsor Ave., Windsor, Conn. Bennett, Noel Burton ,,,,.,,,....,. ................... 1 01 Surrey Lane, Hempstead, N. Y. Bizik, Lynn Edward .............. ..... 5 8 West Beacon St., West Hartford, Conn. Bleiler, Douglas Winston .......... , ..... 226 South Main St., West Hartford, Conn. Blumenfeld, George Meyers ,,,,., ......... 8 1 Simsbury Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Britton, Alfred Dudley, III ,,,,,,, ................ 1 7 Guion St., Pleasantville, N. Y. Burke, Raymond Anthony ..... ..................... 9 3 Kent Ave., Hastings, N. Y. Canfield, Earl Leslie ,,.,,,,,,,, ..,.......................... B ook Hill Rd., Essex, Conn. Carey. Michael Emmet ....... ....... 1 06 Bainbridge Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Carrgll, Paul Jose h ,,,,.,,,,,. ...... 2 50 Griswold Drive, West Hartford, Conn. Cascio, 1053 h Algeri ,,,,,..,,,,,, ...... 2 600 Albany Ave., West Hartford, Conn. Case, Arnold, Lowell ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,., ..................... 5 5 Tower Ave., Hartford, Conn. Chappelear, Daniel Norman ..... ..... 4 9 Bainbridge Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Cgnrgy, Peter Michael, jr, ,,.,, .........,.............. 1 14 Lincoln St., Hartford, Conn. Cgoley, George Michael ,,,,, ..,.,,.,.................... 2 1 Lovell Ave., Windsor, Conn. CQX, jay Burgoyne ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,. ....,. 4 0 Old Kings Highway South, Darien, Conn. Crabtree, John Bradley ,,,,,,,,., ............. 7 1 Highland St., West Hartford, Conn. Crgmbiey Philip Edward ,.,,,,,,,,,, .,.,......... 7 17 Blue Hills Ave., Hartford, Conn. Crossley, George Randolph ...... ..... 1 35 Sylvan Ave., West Hartford, Conn. Desmond, Daniel Wales ,,.,,,,. ........................ M aiu St., NBWYOWII, COIIII. Doxsee, Lawrence Edward ........ .......... 1 O0 Scarborough St., Hartford, Conn. Flaxman, Donald ,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,.. ,,... 1 55 Ballard Drive, West Hartford, Conn. Flynn, Daniel Francis ,,,,..,.,.,, .......,....... 1 689 Asylum Ave., West H2.1'lZf0l'd, COIIII. Gamble, William Lovett ........... ................................... 3 5 Broadview St., Bristol, Conn. Hartrnan, Kenneth Frederick ....... ........ 2 540 Beach Channel Drive, Far Rockaway, N. Y. Hartnett, James Ioseph, Ir. ...... .................................. 7 1 Hillcrest Rd., Windsor, Conn. Heym, Richard Hillyer ........,., ............................ 5 2 Stillman Rd., Wethersaeld, Conn. Irvine, Alexander ..................... .......................................... D epot Rd., Farmington, Conn- juergens, George Abbott ....... ....... 3 46 North Mountain Ave., Upper Montclair, N- I. Kraemer, John Robert ................ Langmaid, John Frank, III ....... Leinbach, David Amole .......... Lunt, Charles Kelly ............. Macdonald, Bruce Alan ....... Mancoll, William ............... Mason, Richard Lott ............ Maynard, Hull Platt, Ir. ..... . McKay, Paul Harold ........,.,.... McLaughlin, Robert Stacy ,.... Mosher, Carter Guy ........,.,., 98 Lincoln St., Meriden, 22 VValtham St., Cumberland Mills, .. .,,.. 16 Arlington Rd., West Hartford, 3 Payne St., Ipswich, 61 VVilton Rd., Windsor, 285 North Quaker Lane, West Hartford, 245 North Arlington Ave., East Orange, VVindsor, 11 Newport Ave., West Hartford, Bride Brook Rd., Niantic, 23 Chapin St., Chieopee, Nigld, Ogden ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, .,........,.... 7 0 East 77th St., New York, O'Bra5ky, David Mgrtgii ,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,, 5 30 Ellsworth Ave., New Haven, O'C0nne1l, James Ferguson ,,,,,,, ,,,,,...,,,,,, 6 2 Lllldell Sf., hI2U1Cll6SiGf, Perkins, Francis William, jr, ,,,, ...,,,,.....,.......................,,,,.... 1 9 Forest Rd., West Hartford, Pickett, Samuel Eugene ,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,.,...........r.......,.......,,...,,,.,............. IN Iacktown Rd., Windsor, Poteat, john Riimney ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,r, S port Hill Pkwy., Easton, R. F. D. No. 1, Bridgeport, Raber, Robert Randolph, Jr. .. ,.,.....................r.............. 123 Keeney AVC., West Hilftlllfd, Root, Rgbert Crane ,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 3 VVCSICITI AVS., 1rVeStHClCl, Ruddy, Shaun joseph ....... Rush, William Bowman Schaffer, William Alfred ...... Smith, Dexter Warden ...... Smith, Iames Arthur ............ Solomon, Ste hen Morris .... Spencer, Graham .................. Spooner John Alden, Ir. Stainton: Edward Cornell .......... Stone, Craig Swinton .............................. Thompson, WVilliam Arthur Philip, Jr. .... . Uzdarwin, Robert John ,.,,..,,.................. Vancini, Donald John ........................... Viles, Peter ...............,.................. Warner, Caleb Grant ..................... Willetts, William Johnston, Ir. .... . Wilson, John Hill Tucker .......... 245 Freeman St., 161 Brunswick Ave., VVest 193 Sedgwick Rd., West 101 Mohawk Drive, West 12 Ehn Court, 44 Carroll Ave., Hartford, Hartford, Hartford, Hartford, Windsor, Norwich, 53 NVilgarth Rd., Bronxville, YVest Norwalk Rd., Darien, Central Valley, 100 Hillcrest Rd., VVindsor, . ....,........... 7 Birch Rd., Darien, 18 Allen St., VVilson, 6:2 Wilson Ave., Wilson, 3 Mortimer Place, Huntington, We 11 Gorham Ave., Brookline, Morton St., Nlantlc, 248 North Main St., West Hartford, Conn. Maine Conn. Mass. Conn. Conn. N. I. Conn. Conn. Conn. Mass. N. Y. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Mass, Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. N. Y. Conn. N. Y. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. st Va. Mass. Conn. Conn. . iw. Ot 4- if-13993 4, an .14 ,, ,. .. Q 'T' f 1 'xi -A -fjfffim, !'p.i2'q ,V' F f - ' I M Z' .- r- fl . E.-A' A -. 'N f 'A , Q-W . A L .04 . I X 6, , 1 . 1: - y, T Nil-' .Q 17, . , Xrfvfb- lo ' fo V O Q . A . Q-. Vg: 'A H145 J. Q :Q C7 X ,ms-fp-L -. ,V Q x. Q K TP -Dx J .f ff-6 ' f X' f X O ,'4 N, Nxx I . . Yr f 'S 21 1 V 9' A e3EYfi'gf? 'f N 'ix fry, -' Ulf f Cl f D.,7f 'i2 'J ' . 53222:-rev G .Mg 1 , ' , X XE: 3591? 1, fpdw ' .- Qlxnxxk-Q-' '7 ff 0 -,. W 'Q 'ENN if , 53 K - i f 'a ' f R993 ill - , V f G iff , ' wg' -- by QI f XX , W , Sq .1 A V . ,., - E 'fa V' lm Vf 5:3n FEE L , to iii? 'ip , ,PA -1--7--:L Q L K., - 35 lim W 5 ---- f-'-' -Q Yjx uf fi, --av Y -T. fm Q Lfii 1 ,, 5-D 5 ' - -, H I M ' VD 'im ' . ' oo xx Eff 3 .51 A I T , , I Y - N Q Row F our: Foster R., Whaley, Loening, Tucker, Litter, Dugan. Row Three: Metz, Wilson M. T., Smith K., Terry, Margolis, Holt S., Reich. Row Two: Smith J. C., Weston, Kidd I., Quinn, Powers, Seibert, Hyman. How One: Faber, Toepke, Nichols, Cantor, Christian fpres.J, Reed D., Morss, Hunnicutt, Mr. Batchelder Cadviserl. STUDENT COUNCIL George I. Christian, '49 ............... . ....... President David S. Reed, '49 .............. . . . . . . . . . Vice-President Donald J. Cantor, '49 ............... ........................ S ecretary The Student Council, composed of seventeen boarders and eight dayboys, is the means thru which the student body expresses its opinions and suggestions to the faculty. This student agency assumes the responsibility of keeping order in the donni- tories, inspecting classrooms, and representing the students on the Committee of Review and in the dormitor classification meetings. The Councilor has an important job, and once having taken the oath, he often must make decisions for the general good of the school, sometimes in spite of his personal feelings. Loomis delegates to school government conferences are often surprised when they compare the large amount of student control at Loomis to that of other schools. In many schools, the student council is appointed by the faculty, or at least faculty approved. At Loomis, the students elect their own Council members, and thus make the Council truly representative. Every year the Senior class aids the Council in performing its duties. Under the direction of their adviser, Mr. Grubbs, the Seniors this year formed several committeesg the most important ones being the Library Committee, the Study Hall Committee, the Founders Committee, which kee s order in Founders during the afternoon, and the Dining Hall Committee, which takes attendance and keeps the dining hall running smoothly. Another important committee is the Scholarship Committee, which tutors students in need of extra help with their studies. Row Four: Smith P., Maloney, Viles Perry, Wright I. R., Smith C., Stanford, Peterson, Cates. Row Three: Mears, Metz, Smith J. C., Crowley, Bennett, Ross, Dixon. Row Two: Sienkiewicz, Kidd I. H., Carpenter, Brown J. W., Knox, Hartnett W., Holt D., Storrs. Row One: Whaley, Batchelder, Toepke, Owen Cpres.J, Nichols, Holt S., Terry, Mr. Jones fadviserj. ENDOWMENT FUND COMMITTEE William M. Owen, '49 ......... President Iohn D. Nichols, '49 . .................. ..... ..... V i ce-President DeWitt C. Jones ............................................ Adviser Since its inception in 1930, the Student Endowment Fund has made possible many notable improvements in school facilities, such as Sellers Athletic Field with its permanent drains, the drinking fountains on the athletic fields as Well as the tar road connecting the Tarvia with the cinder track. The Fund also donated the station wagon and hockey floodlights to the school, besides contributing generously toward the construction of the Orchard Theater. H The organization derives the greater part of its income from the Snug, the student operated store, located in Palmer, where ice cream, candy and small essentials may be obtained. Occasional socials and dances are held in the gameroom adjoining the Snug. For the fifth consecutive year the Seniors were granted an evening smoking period there. On the Spring dance weekend, a supper was served to Seniors and their dates. The Fund continues to serve Loomis as an important source of endowment as well as an indispensable unit of the students' life here. Row Four: Smith C., Hansen, Robinson I., Cascio P., DePatie, Mayoral, Carroll I. Row Three: Hagan, Marseilles, Barone, Rhodes, Smith R., Pickett I., Ladish, Follert, Bagg. Row Two: Parshley, Ahrens, Antupit, Donovan, Page, Reed D., Cantor, Powers. Row One: Mr. Porter Cadviserl, Simpkin, Smith W., Perry Viles, Winters Ceditorj, Woodson T., Barber, Clark D., Mr. Morse Cadviserl. LOOMIS PUBLICATIONS Robert Winters, ,49 ................................... Editor-in-Chief Thomas Barber, '49 ,... . . . Business Manager Perry Viles, ,50 ........ ...... N ews Editor Thomas Woodson, ,49 ......,... . . . Feature Editor William Smith, '49 ................ ..... . . ..... Sports Editor Messrs. Campeau, Morse, Porter ...................... Faculty Advisers The Loomis Publications inform the boys, their parents, and the alumni and friends of just what is going on around the school, and also give those boys who wish, a chance to display their literary talents. The Log is a weekly publication which gives the students all the recent news of interest to the school. The paper covers all the school events, and two weekly columns, Little Known Facts and Sports Slants are the most widely read articles in the paper. The Handbook gives to both the old and the new boys the customs and notes of interest about the school. It is also the guide to the rules of the school. The Handbook is a publication which informs the boys of what goes on about the school and gives the new boys a good idea what to expect. The Loom is the magazine for the literary lights of the school. Printed three times a year, it contains the prose and verse efforts of the students. The Press Club keeps the outside world in contact with what goes on on the Island. The members of the club have done a good job this year, with many items about the school in the Hartford, New York and Boston papers. The Loorniscellany gives to the students a compilation of the previous year's activities. It is a publication of value and sentiment to the alumni and students, and the board hopes it has presented a good account of the yearas activities. LOOMISCELLANY Two: Hurwit, Clark M., Shannon, Siggins, Chai- Wood, Crowley. How Mr. Morse fadviserl, tine E., Gilmore, Smith Follett Ceditorl, Smith Cantor, Parshley, Mr. alder fadviserj. Xlf LOOM White, Winters, Green, Woodson T., Mr. Car- michael Cadviserl. r I g ao, HANDBOOK How Two: Maytham, Rhodes, Terry, Halvors sen. Row One: Ahrens, Pratt, Weston Ceditorl Gilmore, Mr. Stookins fadviserj. PUBLICATIONS BOARD Row Two: Mr. Carmichael, Mr. Stookins, Bar- ber, White, Cantor, Mr, Campeau, Mr. Porter. Row One: Mr. Morse, Viles Perry, Weston, Winters Cpres.J, F ollert, Green, Mr. Batchelder, Row Five: Healy, Goodrich, Hurwit, Crabtree, Metz, Bleiler, Hommel, Grote, Sh'eich. Row Four: Shea, Dineen, Wood, Hayward, Gates, Burns, Siggins, Page, Murphy, Robinson I., Lombard, Chappelear D. C., Talmadge, Eberle. Row Three: Parks, Moore L. P., Pierson D., Baiungartner, Pierson S., Woodford, Smith R. R., Knox, Farley, Dully, Barone, Shannon, Lyon, Foster I., Brown I. W. Row Two: Hansen, Powers, Morss, Loomis D., Halvorssen, Reid D., Luther, Loening, Mr. Karr Cdirectorl, Ahrens fpres.l, Moore G. H., Follert, Valentine E., Gordon, Simpkin, Green. Row One: Carroll P., Van Vleck, Wright I. B., Dike, Holt D., Wright J. R., Loomis I., Carr, Davidson, Edwards G., Cooley W., Spooner, Mayoral. THE GLEE CLUB P a Loomis Ahrens, '49 .......................... ..... P resident Michael Loening, ,49 . . . ...... Librarian Richard Murphy, ,50 .. Accompanist Iohn Finesilver, ,51 . . . . . . Accompanist Alan Gordon, '51 ....................................... Accompanist Mr. James Karr ............................................ Director The Glee Club had an unusually successful and busy season this year. Members participated in five concerts and the group was reputed to be one of the best ever produced at Loomis. In December, picked members of the Glee Club, in conjunction with Chaffee, gave two performances of Christmas music in the Chapel and broadcast some of the program from WTIC. ' Fifty members of the Loomis and Chaffee clubs presented four performances of Gilbert and Sullivan's Iolanthe,' in the theater early in March, while boarding members of the club sang in a special music program on Easter Sunday. The annual Music Festival at Bushnell Memorial Auditorium in Hartford was held on April 23rd. As usual, the participating schools were Choate, Deerfield, Hotchkiss, Loomis, and Taft. Mr. Duncan Phyfe, music director at Choate, led the combined Glee Clubs in three numbers, while Mr. Karr directed the Loomis club as it sang Hospodi Pomilui , Adoramus Ten, by Palestrina, and The Erie Canal , an early American work song. Crocker Luther sang a baritone solo in the latter. On May 7th, the Glee Club traveled to Waterbury to give a combined concert with St. Margaret's School. A very successful performance was followed by dancing. The combined clubs of Chaffee and Loomis sang at both Commencements, and Senior members of the Glee Club were awarded charms designed by Mrs. B. au- E. . ORCHESTRA 2 Two: Didriksen, Pickett S., g, Gordon, Ogden, Chappe- D. C., Bleiler, Mancoll. J One: Baumgartner, Lyon, ite, Sarris, Talmadge, Saf- ..... 0 L 1 DANCE COMMITTEE How Two: Brown J. W., Smith W., Owen, Shan- non, Reed D., Hurwit. Row One: Mr. Orchard fadviserl, Knox, Kidd J. Cchairmanj, Rhodes, Mr. Jones fadviserj. S al VELVETS Row Two: Ogden, Walsh W. Row One: Dixon, Florence. ,E POLITICAL CLUB T Row Five' Hastin s D Bagg, Dike, EberTe, WI! R. A., Robotham, Reid Smith K. How Four: Bidw Hurwit, Marseilles, Peters Oakes, Page, Morss, Cox J. Hartnett W., Kraemer F., C J. Row Three: Hagan, Margo Terry, Talbot, Valentine Ellovich, Donovan, Loeni Reed P., Salford, Antupit, R1 Row Two: Hyman, Gilmc Toepke, Copp, Cantor Cpre: Powers, Scherer, Murphy, I ther, Mr. Smith Cadviserl. R One: Litter, Cooley W., Wa R. E., Smith C., O'Brasky, D? see I., Raup, Woodson T. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE How Two: Hunnieutt, White, Mears, Gilmore Weston, Kidd I., Hansen, Woodson T. R01 One: Cantor, Toepke, Powers, Nichols, Chris tian, Reed D., Mr. Grubbs Cadviserl. Wav? . 11 ,M 18, 8' ' 65: KX K vi , W , 3, X . hw W , 5 W' in-er ,Q 'Q AF 5 tgp YW w N.: V 1 4? 'N-I ' ' , 1 , , . I ,A .,f : ' . ' -, .x , ii Q .?2!4:Q - . ?:g'fr'.N 53 , i, 255 SPORTSMEN,S CLUB Row Three: McGrath, NVright J. B., Connor, Mason, Salford. Row Two: Mr. Batchelder Cad- viserj, Follert, Wright I. R., Hagan, Green, Mears, Davidson. Row One: Smith P., Moore G,, Van Riper, Pizzoferrato, Palmer R. A. Cpresj, Newton, Kunz, Edwards I., Chap- pelear D. C. EQUITATION CLUB Row Two: Spooner, Wright I. R., Kraemer F., Mason. Row One: Hagan, Stringer, Davidson, Carr, Mr. Burton fadviserl. DARWIN CLUB Row Two: Woodson I., Larmore, Moore L. P. Eberle, Cymerys, Raup. Row One: Burns, Gill ham, Green Cpresj, Grote, Russell. l ,-S SKI CLUB Row Five: Davidson, Black, Doxsee L., Devol Cowles, Bleiler, Syme, Lavallee. Row Four Moore G., Wareing, Bizik, Shannon, Covello Storrs, Milliken. Row Three: Parshley, Chap- pelear D. C., Wright I. R., Clark M. H., Wrigh' J. B., Bidwell, Lamiore, Schryver. Row Two Copp, Warren, Burns, Walber, Knox Cpresj Cascio P., Loening, Grote, Mr. Howard Cad- viserl. Row One: Raber, Cascio I., Doxsee I. Raup. RADIO CLUB low Two: Pragluski, Baumgartner, Knox, taker, Doxsee L. Row One: Steggerda, Didrik- an, Russell, Wright I. R., Warner, Devol, Mr. ,ogers Qadviserl. . Q PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB ow Three: Desmond, Patton, Reid D., Palmer .. A., Van Riper, Bleiler, Kraemer F. Row Two: Iancoll, Blumenfeld, WValber, Barton, Cascio ., Streich, McLaughlin, Raup. Row One: .ewis, Hancock, Moore G., Copp, Ahrens presj, Antupit, WVoodford, Chappelear D. C., Ir. Rogers Cadviserj. CHESS CLUB Row Three: Edwards G., Black, Peter Viles, Cantor, Palmer R. R., Carroll J., Bunnell. Row Two: Uricchio, Walsh R. A., Rhodes, Steg- gerda, Mosher, Gordon, Uzdarwin, Engel- hardt. Row One: Hurwit, Barton, Pratt, Grote, Loening fpresl, Loomis D., Didriksen, Chai- kind, Mr. Mather Cadviserl. BRIDGE CLUB Row Three: Foster R., Peterson, Roche, Sig- gins, Winters, Warren, Case I., Davidson. Row Two: Russell, Norcross, Thompson, Hayward, Carpenter, Kidd E., Orth, Shea, Housen. Row One: Pratt, Toepke, Clark M., Owen, Nichols fpresj, Loening, Parshley, Walsh W., Mr. Orchard fadviserl. ?5?fZ?i'i'5?3rf ' STUDENT FEDERALISTS Row Two: Reid D., Re nolds, Wilson M.,T., Robotham, Pickett I., White. Bow One: Walsh W., Pratt, Ahrens, Walber Cpres.l, Smith S. B., Green, Mr. Batchelder Cadviserl. NAUTICAL CLUB Row Three' Holt D. Lan maid Fiske Storrs, ' Y g 5 7 Rowe, Moore L. P., Kraemer F., Doxsee L. Syme, Byme. Row Two: Irvine, Parks, Warren Margolis, Doxsee I., Carey, Engelhardt, Salford Didriksen. Row One: Parshley, Clark M. Brewer, Knox, Smith W. Cpresj, Brown I. W. Donovan, Hunnicutt, Stewart. FI.. fn L' 1 SOPHOMORE RECEPTION COMMITTEE Row Two: Lavallee, Storrs, Sienkiewicz, Gates Lyon, Larmore, Voorhies, Wright J. B., Ed: wards C Row One Rowe Arms Lowe Ma o - : s 1 1 y ' ral, Stempien, Maloney, Pierson S., Van Vleck, Mr. Burton C adviser J. MEDICAL AIDES Row Two: Housen, Shea, Hansen, Cascio P. Row One: Dully, Smith R., Mears, Brewer, Mr. Porter fadviserl. i t o 'i Row Two: Mears, Perry Viles. Row One: Knox, Hunnicutt fchairmanl, Reed D., Mr. Batchelder ladviserl IUNTO Iunto, which was begun in the earliest years of the school as a discussion group, has become the agency for the collection and distribution of funds for good works. Each spring the Iunto Committee is elected by the school. An inclusive Iunto budget, in addition to the average individual goal, is determined by the juniors each spring before they take over their duties as Seniors. This year, with average individual contributions of 87.50, the total amount of mone amassed was over S2,400. Customary gifts were presented to many educational and humanitarian organizations, such as the Red Cross, the Newington Home for Crippled Children, the Community Chest, the Windsor Social Worker, and the Hampton Institute. Money contributed to Iunto is not only donated to worthy organizations in this country, but a portion is also sent abroad. Ten CARE packages were sent this year to the British Seamen,s Orphans' Home in England. Several years ago, Loomis adopted the war-torn Ecole du Montcel in France, and has since made annual contributions to its support. Before the war, Loomis boys had attended this school through the International Schoolboy Fellowship. Loomis also takes great pleasure in helping to make possible the continuance of the Notre Dame Bay Hospital, in Newfoundland, which is under the direction of a Loomis alumnus, Dr. Iohn M. Olds, '23. The Quaker School, in Eerde, Holland, which was managed by two parents of Loomis alumni for several years, has used its gifts from Iunto to furnish a social room, and has appropriately named it the Loomis Room. if 9' STAGEHANDS UNION Rau, Ihrce Doxsee I Milliken Hurwit Smith P Reed P., Hansen, Perry Viles. Row Two: Klemtner, Clnrk M Kidd I Russell Pr rtt bchtrcr Winters Fdwards J. Row One: Mr. Orchard fadviserl, Moore C H Ixiddj Case Knox Qpres D Weston Crowley, Batchelder, Mr. jones Qadviserl. DRAMATICS Loomis and Chaffee, again combined, en- joyed another successful dramatic season. Al- though only two major productions were pre- sented the year came up to previous standards of excellence. Iolanthe,', by Gilbert and Sullivan, who are famous for their light operettas, many of which have been staged at Loomis, was put on four times at the close of the Winter term. Mr. Orchard directed the production and Mr. Karr conducted the performance. The orchestra, prepared in the preceding Weeks by Mr. Anderson, was outstand- ing. Iolanthe',, a comical combination of pixies and peers, pokes fun at English law and litera- ture. Ruth Finch and Beverly Sandbach of the Chaffers shared honors with Crocker Luther and DeWitt Loomis. Two exterior sets, designed by Iohn Case, were carefully and competently handled by the Stagehands Union under the supervision of Mr. jones. In view for production on the weekend of the spring prom is a famous mystery play The Batv by Mary Roberts Rinehart, under the direction of Mr. Orchard. The technical effects are perhaps the most difficult ever attempted by the Stage- hands Union. Sound effects of thunder, the car- pentry of a sliding panel, and various degrees of lighting must be achieved. x,. x 1 .,,.,. 9 9' ' , it-7 . ig 1 f. f.I -2 . 1 ei I L? .li A Y s ?'A ,Q S2 1 f n 4 k A., yn! 1 H , f f '. -1 Quv ' . : :VV L I. Vt .KZ I: 5 Q SU? ' ' 1 V. g 2 4 1 ii 5 f 1 2.7 9 ' + f:n'i, W., iw- -ff? 3 :IRQ 7 1 D .Ac :Q ., 3 87:3 1 6 .U :SU Ui lil qi p 'jg-..--5 0 . w. ,w,,.5 is if I 1-, Q I u w , L' if . . ' 5' ' lx X Q' o xi T., f' N K :av ww .. ,.. I t t H f 0 r P N ,MST , :' .ff,f J A ' --1.Tf 15' ' ' ' ' -AQ ,A I f ...wr I Q' 'I fs.. t fl I 'Vi-,3 'f :ffl .3 , ja ' fi. ' f X N A I -H X -,fail X .X 1 ..f if hill ig 1 IJ B ...M , xi' 1 an ,px I 1 f' X, X : Q1 1 AO Row Three: Smith C., Donovan, Perry Viles. Row Two: Mr. Mavor, Mr. Evenson, Mr. Shimkus, Mr. Pratt, Mr. Fowles, Mr. Buttrick. Row One: Mr. Erickson, Smith W., Toepke, Quinn, Christian Cpres.l, Hunnicutt, Crowley, Hyman, Mr. Batchelder. ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Council consists of all coaches, captains, and managers of first teams, also general managers, the athletic director, and the headmaster. The main function of the Council is to determine and supervise the school's athletic policy and to award school letters and insignia. One of the most important phases of Loomis athletics is the club system of intramural sports. All boys in the school are assigned to one of the three clubs: Ludlow, Allyn, and Wolcott. In football and basketball these clubs subdivide into seniors, intermediates, and juniors. These groups compete against their counte arts and form senior, intermediate, and junior leagues. There are only two leagues in olds baseball, and one league in soccer, and tennis, track, hockey, and wrestling are not divided into clubs for practice, but there are club competitions as circumstances warrant. Because of this club system all boys are given an opportunity to indulge in competitive sports even if they are not on any Hrst teams. ,N ek 1 lvl, ,232 .1381-Y ..A .4 . 1 LT 1' 't N X 'iv' .if Q. K. K-. , ' N. xiii 1 INTRAMURAL ATHLETIC COUNCIL Row Two: Christian, Kidd J., Quinn. Row One: Mr. Howard, Mr. Buttrick, Mr. Shimkus fchairmani Mr. Henderson. CHEER LEADERS 15103031005 Whaley, Dinecn, Kidd I. Kcaptb, Ross, Donovan. Row One: Flynn, Carpenter, O'Brasky ot . 4 A QS , ,. x v Qs, 2 V '- Q .A I M1 as , QNX. if? E 5 2'-ff ' 'Lf Us-:u...1. G: an.umsv:s1v+vr-wa-rff1i'.,. m- :.x'::- pf...-, .' - '- 1 Row F ive: 'Ber1nanI. tmgrj, Gates, Newton, Reynolds, Savin. Row F our: Mr. Fowles lcoachl, Probst, Albert C., Bennett, Sienkiewicz, Russell, Brigham, Mr. Erickson Ccoachl. Row Three: 'Foster R., 'Du an, Johanson, 'Siebert, Root, Gardiner, Baker. Row Two: Tucker, 'Margolis, Woodford, 'Metz, 'Wilson M. T., Hansen, 'Owen, Florence. Row One: 'Toepke, Hyman, 'Christian, Shannon, 'Reich Ccapt.l, 'Nichols, Faber, 'Brown J. H., Smith S. 0 Indicates school letter. FOOTBALL REVIEW Loomis 2 Mount Hermon 18 Loomis 7 Taft 6 Loomis 24 Kingswood 6 Loomis O Hotchkiss 14 Loomis 6 Williston 6 Loomis 30 Kent 0 Peter Reich, '49 ......... . . . ........... .... C aptain john Berman ............ . . . . . . . . . . . . Manager Mr. Erickson, Mr. F owles .................................... Coaches Thanks to the expert coaching of Messrs. Erickson and Fowles, the football team once again compiled a winning record this year. Despite losses to two powerful 0 ponents, Mount Hermon and Hotchkiss, the season was a successful one. This was chiefly dfue to the fact that we triumphed over two principal rivals. The team outclassed Kingswood in the second game of the season and overpowered Kent in the second annual Silver Spoon game. The school was completely enthused with anticipation of the game. Seldom before had there been such spirit over a single contest. The various dorms vied for honors with banners and dummies of Kent players hung from their porches. Mr. B., especially, wanted to retain the Silver Spoon for another year. It was a gratifying victory. Lack of experience and reserve strength were the cause of our loss to Mount Hermon, and the lack of an extra point kicker resulted in a tie with Williston. Most of the offensive punch was supplied by George Christian, Ed Hyman, and Rollie Dugan, using the winged Tv formation. Captain Peter Reich was a stalwart on defense, as were Nichols, Toepke, and Shannon in the line. Mention should be made of the fine support given the team by the entire school. It encouraged the players during many tight spots. 1 v ' . cg. x V .Aziz - -f , , 1 .-3 A , 6. ,- t X IE: , Vg rr 5 N h :fy B, V, F' k. M . Rx A Ep ' g V ei ' W !, 'QQ 5, .,'- - R 'K iJ'3 ,M A ?,',4T A 4, Ns' Q25-F ' --A, W 'bf L LX -is J Q'r 1' i Tl, . X nw gi is x 'iv 5 4 1 qi K N QA, x . 3 ms am X X, Hx N Ki an is 1 w ffm xi ,gh 5 A 'Xa xx x ii ww 5,3 , ix V, 7, ul, ' H'21'g.?-X519 A x r. .. f dp, gl- fm ' E I an 1 1 T-yr , 5' 7 13 ia , f' 53x36 1 'y,.:?', W f H , SSwg:?f ' N X Q- , , V -' l.-Ei 7 if lf ' '1 ff' X ' . , if X X: il 1 3 5- rl wt hu ,W b h' , ga YM , A v m-in Q ,I . xkwggizgfil Yf , ? ,iff xg, ' ' f.Q1 j f if :E 2y,w Ag X Mg' ' all. Q Xb JE' X Q1 x I ' J RTF I Q x. N 4 Ns N Q .1 '5 K 5 X x -.., ' 1 . X , . VA., 'A . . .Lk '.':i! .1 fy rf ' ,. I vv ., ., IX ' N- 4 V A A' Xu -N' 1' A lyz, ' -. I V, sw, 5 A I 'H' 72 Ni 1 I 'fi A V ' A g 52 , X 4 A Y - 2 X xx A I 'EV f V , i diff : W K 4 17? , gg N M M 2 -X J, Hs ,A , -z W A X Ax A' i V 4 -5 1 wi v if ' -. Y L .AA . . V ,, 'at x LN- h 4 ig, 3' Q 37 , f gf' 1, . is 'ff' affix A ,K at 41 How Four: Mr. Whitehead tcoach J, Leinbach, Storrs, Valentine A., juergens, Doxsee L., Byrne, Larmore, Mr. Mayor Ccoachj. Row Three: 'Perry Viles Cmgr.l, Davis R., Yakaitis, Rhodes, 'Stainton, Ellovich, Foster J., Cowles, Dolbeare, Smith C. Cmgrj. Row Two: Warein , Sauerbrei, Roche, 'Chappelear D. C., Warren, Simpkin, Graham, Walber, Healy. Row One: Crowell, Hancock, 'Doxsee I., 'Brewer, Smith W. Qcaptj, f'Carroll J., Black, 'Brody, 'Brown I. W. 9 Indicates school letter. REVIEW OF THE SOCCER SEASON Loomis 2 Kingswood 4 Loomis 0 Deerfield 2 Loomis 2 Hotchkiss 2 Loomis 2 Taft 0 Loomis 0 Wfilbraham I Loomis 2 Berkshire 0 Loomis 6 Choate 2 The Loomis Soccer Team enjoyed, what to many may seein a merely mediocre season, but to the players themselves it was very successful. Although the record of three wins, three losses, and one tie doesn't look very good on paper the actual play was much better. The team was coached by Mr. Huntington Mayor, Captain of the 1947 Harvard Soccer Team, and Mr. Frederick Whitehead, and was captained by Bill Smith. This was Mr. Mavor's Hrst year as a coach but, in spite of that, he showed everyone concerned that he knows what he is doing. Mr. Whitehead gave the boys the fundamentals of the game, and between them the team had what was a very excellent coaching staff. The team started slowly, losing three of the Hrst four games. The players just couldn't seem to do anything right. After the Wilbraham game, which was the most poorly played of the season, something came over the team. It seemed to find the spirit and determination that go to make winning teams. The next game was with Deerfield, and although Loomis lost 2-0 it was one of the two best played games of the season. Deerfield was probably the best team in New England, and the team played yaliantly in holding them to two goals. Then the team started on its winning ways, knocking off Taft and Berkshire 2-0 in each game. The last game of the year was a beautiful one to see. Choate was slightly favored to win the contest as a result of a better season's record. However, the coaches decided to shuflle the lineup a bit, and it Was just the thing thc team needed. Woody', Black, Co-Captain elect for next year, drove home three booming goals in the 6-2 victory. That day every one on the team performed almost perfectly the job he was meant to do, and Choate just happened to be the team that fell to the mighty Loomis team. The squad elected as its Co-Captains for the 1949 season c'Woody Black and Irwin Doxsee. The hopes are high for an even more successful season next autumn. X +3 0.3 . .. ,fr 1 V . fmt, , wQ'fff1gf7e n -'W 47 -:sf 51-, I V 'A N. - 2 QQ. . 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Row One: Pease, Metz, Nichols, Kidd I., Christian Ccaptainl, Roche, Ellovich, Norcross, Ames. REVIEW OF THE BASKETBALL SEASON George Christian ........................................... Captain Daniel Donovan ............... ............ ..... M a nager Mr. Erickson .................... ................ ........ C 0 ach Loomis 54 Westminster Loomis 46 Hotchkiss Loomis 57 Alumni Loomis 45 Taft Loomis 38 Choate Loomis Williston Loomis 59 Pomfret Loomis Deerfield Loomis 60 Westminster Loomis Suflield Loomis 58 La Salette Loomis Kingswood Loomis 53 Wilbraham 52 The Loomis basketball team had an exceptionally well balanced team this year. The squad ended the season with the impressive record of twelve wins and one loss. The success of the team was due to the determination of the squad to emerge victorious, to the excellent coaching of Mr. Erickson, and to the unfailing support of the student body at all games. There were no stars, although several players stood out in one or two games. Kidd starred in both Westminster games and also in the game with Pomfret. Roche was top man in both the Choate and Kingswood games, Metz was high scorer against Suffield, and he was among the high scorers in other contests, Captain Christian led the team against Hotchkiss and DeerHeld. Nichols played brilliantly in the Wilbraham game, recording the highest individual score for any one game, with twenty points. Undoubtedl several events during the season cannot be forgotten. With two seconds left in the Suflielld game, Roche dropped a set shot from mid-court for a 44-43 victory. Similarly, in the Wilbraham game, Roche put in the winning basket at the foul line with only seconds to go. Another item is the season record of 115 points scored by Dave Metz. Jim Kidd followed closely with 110 points. Loomis ended the season with a total of 633 points to 496 for the opponents, thereby giving the team an average of 48.7 points a game, to 38.1 for the opposing teams. r ' R L. W x Vg a if X MJ AJ'- i 4 A B24 H L5 K, F' . 'J ' P 4.34.24 3' 3 Y mv 1 . rw , 1 5 J KA. A., ,Q . nxsi' r ifqdjgv my , ir. ' Q er , Qfif FE 1 fs 1 ,931 25 vgvsm' '-14 ' ' --, X Nm, S' ' fc. 1 ,. ,, , fy ,N fi 'Vo , .. 4, .: ' ,af may 3 is ' L4 lx 3 1 F fx X. 11 Y .. A, k. ll LUDLOW JUNIOR BASKETBALL Won 5 Lost 5 Tied 0 How Two: Peterson, Bizik, Ogden, Didriksen, Loomis D., Carey, Mr. Campeau Ccoachj. How One: Mosher, Cannon J., Maher, Van Vlock Ccaptainl, Wilson J., Perkins, Pickett S. .H 1' ' . f F' ' .Q 1. -. ev , 1ff'7,'.'fI ' Wi . .H A 5 9 1 . ' ' -V :E ' ,N 152 .wi i 1.gi' 171. .332 L- - 9 11' ALLYN JUNIOR BASKETBALL X Won 7 Lost 3 Tied I How Iwo: Holt D. Kraem J. R., Mr. Erickson, Ccoach Wwrncr Clase A. Row Or J Maloney, Uzdarwin, Staintc I W Bunnell Ccaptainj, Cordc Heym, Davis E. 4 -3 I H '1 Q NVOLCOTT JUNIOR BASKETBALL Winn 3 Lost 7 Tied 0 Row Two: Stone, McLaughlin, Voorhies, Cros ley, Hancock, Mr. DiAntonio Qcouchj. Ro One: Finesilver, O'Brz1sky, Juergens feaptnin Vancini, Desmond. ,I 1 ic, , Y' iii! FIRST TEAM WRESTLING Row Three: Smith D., Engelhardt, Mr. Mavor Ccoachl, Stanford, Edwards G. Row Two: Edwards I., Baker, Kunz, Recd P., Reynolds, Kraemer F., Reich Ccaptain J. Row One: VVarren, Ross, Chappelear D. C., Dugan, Bennett, Pizzofcrrato, Moore L., Newton. REVIEW OF THE WRESTLING SEASON Loomis 33 Cheshire 3 Loomis 36 Springiield 1952 0 Loomis 5 Kent 35 Loomis 20 Amherst 1952 6 Loomis 12 Taft 22 Loomis 23 Mt. Hermon 3 Under the able direction of Mr. Mavor, assisted by the recently returned George Hastings, an ex-Loomis wrestling captain and late Yale graduate, an inspired wrestling team had a very successful season, coming out with its best record in three years. For the Hrst time in many years, the Loomis wrestling team has had a resident full-time coach and consequently the general system has been vastly improved. The team, captained by Pete Reich, who won all his matches, and . ,ef strengthened by such newcomers . 2' f-I A 'Q as freshman Dexter Smith and . . 240 pound Gorgeous,' Mike Newton, racked up nearly twice as many points as its opponents. The final match, with Mt. Her- mon School, was probably the most spectacular-with both the first and second teams winning their contests and with all the first teamers but one overcoming their men. . l aflzwa I I f 1 4 Q ,J ,N . Ii , 3 TA l .155 5- 'iv -1 . ay' ' AY YM: . 1 sb ,Z t CLUB XVRESTLING Row Two: Mancoll, Dineen, Wright J. B., O'Com1cll. Row One: Baum- gartner, Saunders, Stempien, Smith S. CL-oachl, Grote, Canfield, Pragluski. Allyn Ist, XVolcott 2nd. ,I .TL vw 'isflmffe W ' '1 e Q, N, ..N , , 'z.::t:,,yi ,:f,,.,n,: - ag P W: vi . 'Ef'i,'f. if z I 237' 'tit ' MT? few ,cw m fg. ti., In +231-in .tw 1 t I' A 555318: ,J is-Wai? aim. 115 'fi ,fl guy m , 4- ' 9,f':gq5. ,VV-'tw --3:95-rC'f ,i.3Q,','r,15 , fl. Q., M V ,. ,V W- -if F35 4 ,, i FIRST TEAM RIFLE How Two: Wright J. R., Burns, Mr. Evenson Ccoachj, Palmer R. A. Row One: Parks, Graham, Crowley C captain J, Watters, Sauerbrei. REVIEW OF THE RIFLE SEASON Loomis 812 .... Middletown High 799 Loomis 858 .... Wilbraham Academy 851 Loomis 887 .... Middletown High 846 Loomis 852 .... Wilbraham Academy 823 Loomis 808 ............................. Choate School 856 Loomis 821 Hamden High 886 New Haven High 860 POSTAL MEET Loomis 937 ........... Tabor Academy 826 The Loomis Rifle Team had an average season this year, ending the winter with a three and three record. While the team was not outstanding, the competition was keen in every match and each of the losses was by a narrow margin. Captain Alan Crowley per- formed well all season and con- tinually led the team in scoring. In the second VV ilbraham match, he set a record for oifhand shoot- ing with a score of ninety-three. Crowley and Watters were the only veterans of competition, but Graham and Sauerbrei showed talent which makes next year,s prospects bright. RIFLE CLUB How Three: Warren, Reid D., Davis, Patton, Maynard, Wright J. R., David- son. Row Two: O'Brasky, Shea, Loen- ing, Walber, Sauerbrei, Chppelear D. N,, Raup. Row One: Hardy, Burns, Watters, Graham, Grote fpresidentl, Crowley, Parshley, Parks, Mr. Even- son Cadviserj. J 7 x ,, Q - , f 'Www 7i3?'? .LN .! IS lm we s Q H,.,,Mf X gy fs N .3 5.1 ,.,. .f v y v m X gm, L , 44 aff' K 1 ' X 'K in ww' X, 1+ W S '1-Q., 5.f BARBELL CLUB Row Three: Simpkin, Wright I. R., Lavallee, Hurwit, Cowles, Safford, Housen. Row Two: Bennett, Smith P., Grote, Pierson D., Reed P. Reynolds, Moore G., Palmer R. A. Row One: Toepke, Margolis, Wilson M. T., Brown I. H. Cpresidentl, Smith S., Siebert, Mr. Erickson fadviserl. 1 FENCING Stringer, Torres, Andrews, Gilmore, Kelsey Pickett I., Farley, Foster I., Davidson, Robin son P., Mr. Carmichael C coachl. WINTER TRACK Row Three: Viles Perry, Case I., Antupit, Orth, Barone, Wood, Belcher, Crombie, Doxsee L., Dolbeare, Davis R., Smith C. Row Two: Mr. Burton Ccoachj, Gillham, Pierson D., Hill, Ro- botham, Dull , Lyon, Green, Hayward, Cascio P., Mr. Fowlis Ccoachl. Row One: Larmore, Owen, Weston, Faber, Hunnicutt fca 'tainQ, Mayoral, Smith I. C., Johanson, Bidwell? 1 -huauqqg-an-4 D K x I :. 1. B W X -X ' xs X N, A A QS I 'X 1, F if X .FW 1 1 FIRST TEAM BASEBALL How Four: Housen fassistant managerl, Mr. Erickson Ccoachl, Luther Cmanagerl. Row Three: Healy, Heed D., Sarris, Powers, Ladish. Row Two: Davis H., Foster YV. R., Dugan, Gates, Sienkiewicz, Norcross. Row One: Christian, Pease, Carroll, Quinn Ccaptain J, Roche, Metz, Pierson. REVIEW OF THE BASEBALL SEASON Robert Quinn, '49 .... .... C Japtain Crocker Luther, '49 . . . . . . Manager Ralph W. Erickson ...... . . ....,...... ....... C ouch Loomis 7 Berkshire 4 Loomis l l l.aSalc-ttc 0 Loomis 15 VVilbraham 13 Loomis 7 Kent 2 Loomis 8 Taft S Loomis Suffield 5 Loomis 7 XVilliston 11 Loomis Hotchkiss 8 Loomis 7 Choate 10 Loomis XVt'StlTllIlStl'l' 3 Loomis 7 Kingswood 2 At the opening of the season the 1949 squad was sound at every position, with six lettermen returning, and four of last year's reserves eager to play regularly. Pitching appeared to be the only real problem, only Rollie Dugan and Doug Pierson returning from last yearis mound corps. Although Dugan pitched only one complete game, an eight to three victory over Taft, Coach Erickson uncovered three pitchers from the starting lineup, Ceorge Christian, Chuck Pease, and Captain Bob Quinn. Bob Davis showed promise and will be counted on next year. These four all pitched well, mostly in relief roles, helping the team on to victory. Dugan, Christian and Reed lcd the hitting. Reed, who blasted a grand slam home run, held down the catchers post. The year's record, a highly respectable eight wins and three losses, was highlighted by two important victories over two of Loomisis most cherished rivals. Before a large prom weekend crowd Kent was downed 7 to 2 in one of the most spirited games of the season. On Memorial Day the whole school journeyed to West Hartford to watch the final game of a successful season as Loomis won from Kingswood 7 to 2. LUDLOW SENIOR BASEBALL Won 7 Lost 5 Tied 0 ow Three: Loomis I., Poteat, Probst, Walsh . A. Row Two: Mr. Howard Ccoachl, Eberle, Vareing, DePatie, Carey. Row One: Cowles, Pavidson, Morss Ccaptainj, Clark D. ALLYN SENIOR BASEBALL Won 5 Lost 7 Tied 0 low Three: Valentine E., Hansen, Newton. low Two: Van Riper, Albert C., Saunders, Mr. iuttrick Ccoachj. Row One: Hastings, Smith '., Kraemer J., Cox J. B., Smith W. Ccaptainl. VVOLCOTT SENIOR BASEBALL Won 6 Lost 6 Tied 0 How Three: Whaley, Donovan, Bennetto, Reid D., Mr. Porter Ccoachj. Row Two: Hobson, Litter, Lavallee, Walber. Row One: Wilkes, Kunz, Day, Batchelder, Ames. WOLCOTT JUNIOR BASEBALL Won 11 Lost 8 Tied 0 Row Three: Crossley, Klemtner, Wallace. Row Two: Cooley W., Oakes, Vancini, Mr. Smith Ccoachj. Row One: Bleiler, Carroll P., Kelsey, McLaughlin, Ramsey, Willetts. iii LUDLOW JUNIOR BASEBALL Won 9 Lost 5 Tied 0 Row Three: Mr. Hastings Ccoachl, Perkins, Bizik, Conroy, Desmond. Row Two: Flynn, Doxsee L., Cannon J., Maher, Pickett S. Row One: Snow, Walsh R. E., Hollister, Thompson, Macdonald, Tedford. ALLYN JUNIOR BASEBALL Won 1 Lost 13 Tied 0 Row Three: Blumenfeld, NVoodson I., Smith J., Cannon P. Row Two: Sutcliffe, Rush, Bunnell, Cascio J., Uzdarwin, Aavatsmark, Mr. D'An- tonio Qcoachl. How One: Savin, O'Mara, Stain- lon, Leinbach Ccaptuinj, Solomon, Heym. FIRST TEAM TENNIS Huw Three: Smith C. fmanageri, Holt S., Clark M., Spooner, Van Vleck, Shea frnanagerj. How Two: Nlr. Shimkus tcoachl, Foster J., Tucker, Brigham, Fiske, Carpenter, Mr. Lay Ceoaehj. Row One: Siggins, Cantor, Streich, Hyman Ceaptainj, Page, Mears. REVIEW OF THE TENNIS SEASON Ed Hyman ......... . . . Captain Dick Shea ........... . . . Manager Mr. Shimkus, Mr. Lay ..,... . . .......... ,..... C oaches Loomis 9 Wilbraham 0 Loomis I Kent 5 Loomis 9 Cranwell 0 Loomis 9 Suffield 0 Loomis 634 Cheshire 235 Loomis 534 Hotchkiss 355 Loomis 6 Taft 3 Loomis 6 Westminster 3 Loomis 8 Trinity 1952 I Loomis 8 Kingswood I Loomis 832 NVilliston IQ Loomis 1 Choate 8 Loomis 9 Hopkins Grammar 0 The V19 tennis squad, captained by Ed Hyman and coached by Messrs. Shimkus and Lay had a very spirited and successful season despite the loss of the ailing stars, Wilson Christ and Al Brody. As a team, the Loomis netmen won eleven out of thirteen contests, losing only to Kent and the very superior Choate team. Until stricken by measles toward the end of the season, Lyman Page turned in by far the most impressive record by winning seven matches in nine starts in the number one position. The team was greatly strength- ened by such ncwcomers as captain-elect Ralph Tucker, who played number one in the last two matches, and sophomores Mac Fiske and Don Brigham. The doubles teams were very dependable, winning 892 of their matches. During the last four years, since Mr. Shimkus took over the coaching duties, the teams have been extremely successful, winning thirty-two and tying one, out of a total of forty matches. Prospects for next year seem good, with a nucleus of seven or eight outstanding underclassmen and strengthened by excellent first-team coaching and a rapidly growing club system. WOLCOTT TENNIS VVon 5 Lost 1 Tied 0 How Four: Gilmore, Stone, Raup, Raber, Irvine. Row Three: Uricchio, Dully, Britton, Voorhies, Patton Ste erda. Row Two- S me Winters , gg - Y 1 , Moore L. P., Dineen, Rhodes, Maynard, Iner- gens. Bow One: Kidd E., Kidd J., Powell, Owen, Hancock, Pragluski, O,Brasky. ALLYN TENNIS Won 4 Lost 2 Tied 0 Row Three: Reed P., Mayoral, Wright j. I Maloney, Copp, Gillham. Row Two: Edwar. J., Valentine A., Chappelear D. C., Edwards C Florence, Crowley, Gardiner, Hagan. Row On Woodson T., Parshley, Holt D., Ahrens, Ro: Smith R., Clark W. LUDLOW TENNIS Won 0 Lost 6 Tied 0 Row Three: Cymerys, Mosher, Pickett J., Ster pien. Row Two: Orth, Burns, Stringer, Lor bard, Peterson. Row One: Carr, Haywar Brewer T., Hubbard, Byrne. 1 I1iS'l' TEAM TRACK Row Five: Smith K., Perry Viles cllltlllZlgt'I'7, Mr. Mayor icoachl, Peter Viles clll1llltlgL'l'i. How Four: Mr. Burton tcoachl, Lyon, Root, Terry, Bennett, Dixon, Yakaitis, Brown J. W., Mr. Fowles fcoachl. Row Three: Mr. Whitehead tcoach D, Bidwell, Storrs, Crowell, Larmore, Maythaxn, Crombie, Smith J. C., Mr. Pratt tcoachj. Row Two: Palmer R. R., Smith S., Cascio P., VVood, NVeston, Shannon, Loening, ' Hommel, Margolis, Johanson. Row One: Woodford, Knox, Moore G., Toepke, Faber, Hunuicutt Ccaptain D, VVilson M. T., Nichols, Pratt, Reich. REVIEW OF THE TRACK SEASON Frank llunnicutt ...,........................................ Captain Perry Viles ................................... . . . Manager Messrs. Fowlcs, Pratt, Whitehead, Burton, Mayor ............... Coaches Loomis 83 Hotchkiss 48 Loomis 52 1, 3 Trinity 1952 69 2, '3 Loomis 8336 Taft 4734 Loomis 51 Cheshire 53 Loomis 64 VVilliston 49 The Loomis track team had a successful season, winning three of its five dual meets, and placing second to Choate in the Pentagonal Meet at Berkshire. Tom VVilson and George Moore were undefeated in the discus and javelin, and Don Faber was beaten in the hammer by a nar- row margin only in the Penta- gonal meet. Both Wilson and Faber broke records in their events. VVilson,s discus throw was 130 feet 11 inches, and Faber's hammer record 172 feet 7 inches. CLUB TRACK Hour Four: Mr. Fowles fcoaehl, Mil- liken, Dodd, Wightman, VVright J. R.. Albert L., Graham, Spencer. Row Three: Kraemer J., McKay, Chappe- lear D. N., Doxsee I., Hartnett W., Sauerbrei, O'Connell, Baker. Row Two: Hartman, Malone, Canfield, Wil- son I., Smith D., Gamble, Mason, Mi- keska, Parks. Row One: Palmer R. A., Andrews, Gordon, Engelhardt, Robo- tham, Covello, Rowe, Murphy. Q' 'Vw -N '14 vf 5 I 4,- 51 A Q 'ol' 4 .F-... v wwf... 'M ' if 'YS' 'A 4 J. aff fly. W-':'f2f+1 +1:rff- X W. . ,. ,., , P. V. , -'-.mr-1:5 1 1 Y . - 'x 1 ' . ,'-1' .':,f,fm:' -- 1. -V A ' Wx ' , t 'f-fe-. -w, .5 , 4 -4 -mn-,. A. 5T1 ?f Eff -4 inan- WU' N COMMENCEMENT AWARDS June 10, 1949 CWENDOLEN SEDGWICK BATCHELDER PRIZE for Industry, Loyalty, Manliness George Jermyn Christian MRS. THOMAS WARHAM LOOMIS MEMORIAL PRIZE for Highest Scholarship in Senior Class Thomas Miller Woodson EVELYN LONGMAN BATCHELDER PRIZE for Sportsmanship Peter Bellinger Reich ANDREW DE WOLF BARss PRIZE Michael Juergen Loening CHARLES EDGAR SELLERS MEMORIAL PRIZE James Howard Kidd, III PARENTS ASSOCIATION AWARD for Athletics and Scholarship John Doane Nichols, Jr. LT. MARTIN HAROLD JOHNSON MEMORIAL PRIZE David Scudder Reed VVILLIAM COGSWELL CARD MEMORIAL PRIZE Crocker Luther RENSSELAER MEDAL Charles Alfred Steggerda ART PRIZE Walter Liddell Hill, III BOOK PRIZES John Chandler Green, II Russell Lawrence Rhodes Junior Prizes FIRST SCHOLAR IN THE JUNIOR CLASS Perry Viles HARVARD CLUB OF CONNECTICUT PRIZE Millard Thomas Wilson, Jr. 0 D D N 'U NVQ ' uooov lW2e-famed g fo! ' Cupx'-we 5 Ki. es f S -Ei: 5-Newfdn Zsmm' g.-:D -iw-1-NQAN . '- gasgfii f W l my ,,. WLEXXM S Qfgfwfl' w w 56 i A 5,-ff W .1 ,fx I 1, ff , 'MSW 5 X ' 1 '17 - J ,, 1 '-A ul f jg. ' ' K f,' ':-l72f,fA,' X , W 1 ' N f W f Q llxlxl Isx IJ N f A . 'I , 1 ' Q px 'NJ , ' ? 5 C53 M J , ' ' 9 :FS fag, ' 5 'F , , X 4.4 5 ,:' GTP. N 1 . 1 X 5 - M H11 ev: be I 0 'M t X S V- J '33 Q 455925 A ' 2 40 '-.' 'J' J 1 eww' fyllf x fy f mx is sig ov aww? KQV- x X if Q , Lfw v 0' uf -S naw' f' ghg Q5 ff 1:85. , A 'f ,flfi - XJ :agus iowv of --XX X . ,, , D , v - f, A V ri ,if N Emu 4 'V xg N. jf X -:r gigv A . , xx-'L , SEPTEMBER 9f29-Dear Diary-Less than two short weeks ago a hundred odd QU members of the Class of 49 straggled down Island Road to their home for the next nine months. Lusty greetings of wraaaahn were exchanged, and many a step wavered under the burden of too much luggage and a hot September sun. The term has run smoothly until now, and at present hopes are high for a successful year. The Ginny tries to impart some of his savoir-faire to his younger brother, but White Shoei' Weston and Cabe,' Schryver see him first. Bidwell Quinn issues double A's to everyone in sight as the Fall Athletic casualties hit a new peak. Among those injured is Limpy', Florence, who finds all his courses simple in spite of his Chem teacher,s efforts. Terry Batchelder informs Flo that all guts,' must be reported to him, and no 'Lbutsv about it. Already a state of war exists between Barton and Copp, and they are both busily digging at their respective pits in preparation for the impending battle. Informal statistics favor Barton to win out by a nose , Tales of daybo weekends have already begun to catch the ears of claustrophobic boarders. Bill Smiths introduction of indoor football is deemed most educational. Hunnicutt and Dave Reed show great promise with their Farming interests, and so ends September . . . OCTOBER 10f30-Dear Diary-Another month has passed and the term still seems to be running smoothly. Abstainin', Toepke is already starting the drive for Senior Smoking purely out of unselfish devotion to his classmates. The Barney Qwhich twin has the Toniffll Boys are composing poetry in recognition of the lovely Autumn vista spread about them, while Nel Sarris censures the Red Sox management daily. Ed Hyman admits that there are some odd redheads in the World, and Choo-Choov Palmer turns pink with Savageness in defense of the point. Even though Donovan's Yanks,' folded in the stretch it is still a chore to silence him, Sarrisfs Soni, have been a let down. The Sod begins weight lifting in earnest, but gives it up when he realizes he looks like before ads of jim Brown and Pete Reed. Miss Moody has already improved dining hall facilities, but there is still plenty of chicory to munch on. '6Zorc,' likes it though. It nourishes his Musial-like orbs to improve his midnight baseball games with Pudgev. The Kingswood football game proves the usual romp, and Mr. B. rewards seven soleless seniors with carfare back. Sigg graciously pockets the offering as a donation to the Clapp Memorial Pool Fund. The Fall Prom comes and goes, giving Winter Track an early start. 'iKnobs Christian is seen flashing his toothless smile at a group of admiring Freshmen and giving lectures on the correct wayv to open coke bottles. Pete Shannon tests jean's fidelity by plucking hairs from Beichis head-Shannon loses Jean .... NOVEMBER 11,130-Dear Diary-Quarter exams arrive, and campus gloom is not caused by the leafless elms' along the Senior Path. Crowley is seen thumbing through his Files , Bob Smith diligently empties the waste basket in the mimeograph room, and Powers decides to stay home nights. All methods, fail, and some guys decide to study. Reed, Winters, Cantor, and Woodson manage to squeeze by. Football ends on a triumphant note with Kent as final victim, and Bruno poses happily with the fabled spoon. Soccer has its glories as well, K'The Limeyv amazes every- one with his footwork and skill. Man Mountain Newton completely devastates the Treadway system, so it looks like chicory and dried beef again. Burns opens a developing lab on Taylor second, severely cutting the circulation of Varga calendars. A voice from a Fog puts a stop to this, however. Ahrens and Woodford hibernate in Hartland, and escape freezing only with the aid of a camel who comes puffing opportunely by. Knox just Storrs himself away from it all. The final athletic event of the season is the intramural cross-country run, which is thoroughly enjoyed by all. What could be better, Henry VVhite asks, than the feeling of cool air being drawn into one's lungs as the ground flies effortlessly by?,, I. C. Smith, in spite of his splendid physical condition, collapses at the corners of Sellers Field, but 'Speedy Bill Marseilles and F lying johnny' Case sacrifice personal honors to help their fallen comrade across the finish line. The military is introduced as Sod,s Armyv marches in. Christmas Casinon opens up with the introduction of a lottery of some sort. It has to do with dates, one merely picks a day and month, and waits for Providence to reward him with material wealth. The sharpies go to 'Kthose who know in search of a sure thing, Barney Lewis is finally rewarded with the probable winner subject to change without further notificationf' Fog introduces his points for College entrance quiz. Reed and Donovan manage to cancel each other out with plus and minus scores respectively. Next comes that long awaited glorified weekend, better known as Thanksgiving Recess. Crowds of seniors butt their way through crowded railroad terminals to catch the homeward trains. Sim Smith gets lost in Harvard Yard, but Sweetie manages to steer him to New York City and eventually back to school , . . DECEMBER 12f29-Dear Diary-The short session between Thanksgiving and Christmas recesses is divided between the talk of past and coming fun , although a few guys still find time to study. Faber elaborates on how he was voted Biggest Man in Thompsonville, and nobody begrudges him the honor. Toepke tries to start a new fad by having pork for breakfast every morning, but Pete Shannon is the only other senior who considers it worthwhile. Says Herm, It certainly hel s one's physical conditionv, but almost everyone else is content to sleep 'til ten and wait For dinner time to get their first nourishment. The weather is still mild, which seems to suit everyone except the hockey boys, who have their e es fixed on the Stanley Cup playoffs this year. The boys are forced to be satisfied with dry practice on the asphalt tennis court, however, until Mr. Buttrick introduces B Ball as a physical conditioner. Both wrestling and basketball begin practice with high hopes for a successful season. Newton challenges Reich,s right to the unlimited class, while Pudge's set shots make him an asset to the hoop squad. Loomis and Chaffee get together officially for the first time this year to sing Christmas Carols as a deviation from the yearly presentation of the York Nativity Play. By special request the program is broadcast over WTIC, and that station becomes the sole possessor of a spangler . Metz's singing throughout the concert was hampered by the presence of ugurlsv, and midwinter Farming held the eyes of most members of the Loomis Club. The wait for Christmas Recess seems unbearable, with such seniors as Siggins and Florence planning their snowball-throwing funn in the vicinity of the Biltmore Lounge. The dormitory Christmas parties arrive, with Nel Sarris' interpretation of ,Twas the Night Before Christmas and Mr. Evenson's bearded rendition of Santa Claus as the occasionis highli hts. The traditionally impressive library reading of Dickens's Christmas Carol by Mr. B. Brings the term to a close . . . JANUARY 1f21-Dear Diary-The snow is mounted hi h around the dorm while Shannon plays taps for all the dead soldiers buried there. T Be Owl ' asks, W'ho killed 'im? Kenny Gilmore and Barney Lewis pl the Stook' daily with pleas for no more themes d'imitation, but the Paragon of Palmer Third pays scant heed to them, instead he concentrates upon improving Woodsonls astoundingl low linguistic aptitude. Senior entertainment hits an all time high when Steggerda and, Pickett give enlightening speeches upon the beauties of clouds and diesel engines respectively. King Nicotine reigns supreme in Palmer Basement as the long delayed butting binge finally comes off. Toolie', manages to do a fair job of asphyxiating the whole group by breaking open a brand new pack of Alligatorsv. Meat Hands begs him to throw them into his rather noticeable pit. Sod says he never would have made the year without smoking. Follert says he certainly wouldn't. Midyears are a pleasant interlude and as a result of their arrival Mary B. Keane of the Hartford Armory becomes the pin up girl of all Loomis eighteen year olds. Handsome Huntiev terrifies the Chem B Boys by his seemingly boundless store of scuntified phenomena. Siggins and Carroll refuse to be daunted by him but Mikeska's quest for English knowledge is somewhat detoured. Winters finally makes it to school in order to dash off a few minor details, but he,s soon off again in a puff of smoke. Oh well, the-re,s still February to look forward to .... FEBRUARY 2f27-Dear Diary-The Midyears came and left the Senior Class lower than the Little Ginn's', belt buckle. Toepke decides at long last that he no longer has the Powers fnot Billy he thought he had. Petie Reich fights through his laborious exam schedule and modestly admits that he did quite well. The sweet little fellow grins boyishly while throwing Iim Kidd playfully up and down. Survey classes are mobbed by eager scientists who hang breathlessly upon Mr. Rogers's every word, especially Cantor who vies with Roche for the position of most likely to set off the Cathode Ray Hypo Frequency Calculator, that Dr. Nick has created to wake up Owen during lab classes. John Walber goes religious very suddenly. He is loudly accused by Barber of poaching upon his territory. John laughs and says he wasn't fishing for jail anyway. The Cutthroat Co. of Brown and Kunz continues its ghastly blood letting upon Batch Second much to the dismay of Ahrens who neglected to bring his sponge. Basketball amazes everyone, especially Sweetie', who withdraws his Harvard a pli- cation after the Wilbraham game in favor of Long Island U. Mr. Buttrick gladly schedjules an exhibition game with the Toronto Maples, but has to call it off due to Batchelder's sudden lapse into poor playing condition. Ajax', Files a nifty rifle record that will certainly stamp him as a big gun for years to come. Tom Parks goes to New York and forces NVQ-ston to burst into tears when he tells him how he spent his time there .... MARCH 3f30-Dear Diary-Only seventeen days left. It,s been a great Winter Term, yeah, great! Everyone has those NVinter Term Bluesf, It always happens-just one of those things that can't be helped. The Basketball team has been going great guns. NVe beat Wilbraham on the Pudge's,, foul shot with one-half minute left to play, 58-52. That gives us a 12-1 record-one of the two best teams in the school's history. The 1938 team had an 11-1 record. The wrestling team, coached by Mavooooor has been having a good season. Hockey is the same as usual -no ice, no Wins. We open our annual Gilbert and Sullivan production on the twelfth. It is Iolanthe, starring the Rotund Onef' Crocker Luther. We set the audience in the aisles with the trio number. Bill Smith and john Foster Hitting around like fairies and Crotcher', bouncing up and down really do leave an impression of humor. We go home! This Hue St. Patrick's Day is a fine one to leave school. The boys donit bother to wear green as they all have that vertuous look as they wave good-by to the Island after a very wearing Winter Term. What do the boys do on this fine Spring Vacation? Some head for the sunny South while others stay home to dissipate. Chortling Art and his boys make their annual jaunt to fair-weathered Fla. What a crewl Art , Gus,', Bruno , Rabbit , Carmine,', and Fudge find the state is very c'scenic . Sunny,', The Monsieurv and the Rare-Dee- Daresi' rent a car and wreck it. Pepper,' Quinn takes a few workouts with the Red Sox but finally decides to sign with Loomis this spring-better all around facilities. The rest of the boys stay home and do their darnedest to turn West Hartford upside down. Cantor, Hurwit, and Hyman go into 'gconfinementv and are not seen until school time rolls around again. Parties every night of one sort or another-mostly another. This merriment is climaxed by a brawl thrown by a junior at which a great discovery is made -the Sophomores do, too. Honey,' and Timmy become movers of a television set, buzzing it around in a convertible. I-Ioneyv ends his vacation by doing a tightrope act on his roof with Bill Smith and T.V. aerial. IC, and the CUT spend a few evenings at the Casino. They swear the sights there are better than Florida. However, there is one sad note to the whole vacation-Shannon and Jeannie break off friendly relations. Everyone is happy to get back to start a scintillating Spring Term. Especially the Barnetts. They say the food in Florida is terrible .... APRIL 4,f28-Dear Diary-Spring moves its allegiance to the school with its initial presen- tation of buds and flowers. The happy chirping of the birds and days of sunshine are overshadowed, however, by the prospect of coming E. R. B. and College Board exams. Everyone spends at least four hours preparing for each E. R. B. test, and Bill Smith surprises everyone by studying twelve hours on English and still rating a minus percentile. Only one short week later the College Boards arrive, and the Seniors rate college entrance as the biggest question in their immediate futures. The Barney boys make Trinity without taking the awful tests , and antagonize the other seniors by laughing and doing funny things with their science books. Iohnny Case takes that if Rooney can do it, so can In attitude and applies to Harvard. Terry Hill is confident enough in Iohnnyis ability to offer premature congratulations. The English Department begins to clamor for book reports and the Meesh,' finds an open market for his Book of the M onth Club condensations. It is again proved that crime does not payi' as justice triumphs and Pete Reedis English poem is u1'GCOgHlZCd,,. Cabe Schryver and clean livinw' Iim Edwards prove their love of the outdoors by instituting native hikes on the grounds. Their dissertations on the relative merits of weeds of the iieldsv are held as the greatest local authority on this subject. For some unknown reason Henry White and Bob Smith end up in Group three, they still manage to hit Hartford occasionally. The warm spring sun causes the appearance of the baby oil on the campus, as sun bathing comes to the fore. The get that tan all overv craze comes to an abrupt halt when a faculty wife walks unsuspectingly in the vicinity of the winter track. The tables are turned, however, when a group of tree plantersi' surprise some female sun bathers at the sister school. Mr. Norris tells a group of seniors that he wishes his wife would stop referring to their new arrival as the Squirrelette. Both the tennis and baseball teams begin their seasons victoriously, and April departs on the same warmth and sunshine that ushered it in .... if-Mg, , .F Y myz, . . f 'J' 'fl 'R4k'f.:ft.v77-4' L -,. TW? Ni r -1' . xiii'-all ': IV, la 'Ti MAY 5,131-Dear Diary-NVitl1 the school year drawing closer and closer to an end, thc month of May becomes the biggest social season of the year. Early in the month the Clee Club boys travel to St. Margaret's for a combined concert followed by an informal dance. Sigg and Mergetroyd each make an early hit, and then the doors are locked and the dance begins. Five Loomis boys disappear at intervals throughout the evening and Streich suggests that the Glee Club adopt lf you knew Susie as their theme song. The blue-grey haze in the returning senior bus adds atmos- phere, but Stein Halvorssen takes a deep breath and passes out. Before the excitement from the St. Margaret's concert is entirely gone, the Spring Prom is upon us. The lucky fellows meet their girls at the train, while others meet whoever it is that they,ve invited. Both the track and baseball teams are victorious, and Tom Parks, girl adds humor with such questions as, Why is that boy running, is he afraid of Mr. Erickson? and, Why is everyone cheering? I thought that fellow was supposed to catch the ball. Metzis girl wants to know what round this is. The Bat presents light enter- tainment for the evening, and the Swedes, entrance is greeted with snores of approval. The Prom itself is a big success, but Peaseis girl proves disappointing when she asks him to turn on the lights so she can see the famous rock collection. Other couples hold a prayer session, and the dancing commences. By Sunday morning everyone is ready to say goodbye, and things .again return to normal on the campus. C aHee Spring Day, highlighted by the official opening of new Sellers Hall, proves a big financial success. The only boys who can afford to have fun are those who leave their wallets home. The girls prove the prowess of the weaker sexi' by fleecing such sharpies as Al Crowley and Nel Sarris. The money is all for a good cause, however, and nobody really minds his loss. Doc Talmage gets a Long all right, and informal dancing ends the celebration. The Memorial Day baseball game at Kingswood, in which our boys are victorious, means another winning athletic season. The seating capacity at the game proves adequate, but some boys bring boxes along anyway, although their foresight is deemed unnecessary. Thus with memories of victorious athletic teams and good fun foremost in our minds, we bring to a close another chapter in our lives at Loomis .... JUNE 6f1O-Dear Diary-Those long awaited official envelopes begin to arrive from the various colleges and universities. The seniors are coming into the home stretch, and an understandable sadness makes graduation just a little bit dreaded by those who have come to know and appreciate Loomis. Final exams arrive and Bill Walsh decides to take a few just to change my B's to A's',. The faculty-senior smoker is a big success, and the seniors accept and appreciate the Commencement Dance. The final chapel address of the year is given by Mr. B., and its acceptance is marked by that same respectful silence that characterized such truly great speeches as Linc0ln's Gettysburg Address. More than a few eyes are filled with tears over the prospect of the retirement of two people who have been Loomis. The Class of ,49 extends hearty wishes for the future of a grand couple. The big day arrives, and the diplomas are awarded. Even Terry Batchelder gets one. The G ee Club presents its final concert and Commencement parties dominate the scene. We Seniors say not goodbye, but It's been fun: Weive enjoyed every minute of it. Thanks, and so long, we'll be seeing you. . . . EPILOGUE BY THE ADVISER l have shepherded all Loomiscellany staffs from the beginning. Editing is perhaps one of my suppressed vocations, inherited from the newspaper grandfather for Whom I was named. Anyway, there have been years of fun, but, naturally, I have had a rather special interest in the '49-ers. Whether or not it has been a better class than others, and on this point we are of one opinion, Mrs. B and I feel it has been peculiarly our class. I wish you might all have been here for the Alumni and Parents dinners. I have never before seen, and couldn't have imagined, such a splendid send-off as they gave us- gorgeous gifts, in one of which you have had your share, and we are very grateful. But, better than any material gifts, a very Warm, friendly, and cheerful fellowship. I said we were leaving to the sound of laughter, and we hope to return by and by to the continuing sound of laughter. We echo the Editoris phrases, It,s been fun, we've enjoyed every minute of it. Thanks, and so long, Weill be seeing youf, N. H. 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