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

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TAYLOR, Viee-Pres-ident THE CONNECTICUT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, Treasurer GRACE H. LOOMIS, Secretary to the Trustees C. EDGAR BLAKE, Honorary REV. JOSEPH H. TWICHELL, Honorary FRANKLIN P. WHITBECK, '31 LUCIUS F. ROBINSON, JR. CHESTER H. LOOMIS, '32 WINTHROP ROCKEFELLER, '31 JAMES PARTON, '30 CARLETON F. SHARPE R. RUSSELL ABELL THOMAS H. LANE, JR., '31 JOHN S. MURTHA, '31 MARIAN GILMAN THRALL, '34 JEWETT T. FLAGG, '20 RUSHMORE H. MARINER, '28 FRANCIS O. GRUBBS ' I I ,. .17 .. , ! ' r ind A o a ' K 4:0 f 'I '.. -' U., W , 1..'f.v7'affv 1 u , . :Yi r A uf: f - tl P Q fg, - Q J Z,'g f'.. pu- 4 . , , 2' I 1 . 'I ' nd ' ' J Q. 'V' wr. . ...1ufu- , 'l. .. V0-nw K ' viq llih' I . 4-i .eg I., - , .1 -- 'f. , I'- W if 'f 401'lll 'luv H -O4 PU 41 V Q O 0 -pl' ul'-O YY grdiv .nn QI 17' u wg T' 04 ?'f , ...eau as.. n I His--If A'f 41' 4. ,- Q s..' 'U 4 . r 1 -1 'v ,, -.-1 .v I M- ' I . -. 5 1 Q Qi Us www 3222 1 Q sf 31 qs- X E Wm: . V5 A53 qu - H is ff X 1 ,V 1- g V ms RW . f lm + :'55.H,3,.'.,,. 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Secretary Alumni Association, Mathematics, Physics Harvard, 1924-285 S.B., Trinity, 1933 Appointed 1929 LLOYD WRIGHT FOWLES, A.M. ffennie Loomis Family Instructor in History Chairman, History Department B., Bowdoin, 19263 A.M., Harvard, 1933, Research Student, London School of Economics, 1938-39 Appointed 1926-30, 1933 NORRIS ELY ORCHARD, A.B. Mr. and Mrs. ffohn S. Loomis Instructor in English Chairman, English Department Master of Warlzam Hall A.B., Yale, 1933 Appointed 1933 CARL OLSON Superintendent cy' Maintenance Instructor in Manual Training Appointed 1934 HOWARD EVERETT NORRIS, A.M. Chairman, Science Department Master of Mason Hall A.B., Wesleyan, 1932g A.M., 1933 Appointed 1935 JOSEPH SAVOIE STOOKINS, A.M, Chairman, Modern Language Department Master of Batchelder Hall A.B., Brown, 1934, A.M., 1936, Sorbonne, 1932-33, Dip1'6me d'Etudes de Civilisation F rangaiseg A.M., Middlebury Spanish School, 1950 Appointed 1936 SANFORD BALLARD DOLE Low Boston Museum School, Grand Central School of Art Member Salmagundi Club, American Water Color Society New York Water Color Club, Connecticut Academy of Fine Artsg President, Art Lea ue of New Britain, Director, Art Museum ofthe lxgew Britain Institute Appointed 1938 STANLEY JOHN SHIMRUS, B.B.A. Meehanieal Drawing B.B.A., Northeastern University, 1947 Appointed 1939 GEORGE JOSEPH ADAMS, A.B. French, Spanish, Remedial English A.B., Bowdoin, 19275 University of Grenoble, 1930 Appointed 1939 BRAYTON ATWATER PORTER, JR., A.M. History, Geography S.B., Trinity, 19405 A.M., Wesleyan, 1954 Appointed 1942 HERBERT ANTHONY HOWARD, A.M. Director of Studies, Master of Taylor Hall, Malhemalies Ph.B., Brown, 19285 A.M., 1930 Appointed 1945 N1cKERsoN ROGERS, A.M.. Science A.B., Dartmouth, 19313 A.M., Trinity, 1949 Appointed 1945 NORMAN CLARK SMITH, A.B. Business Manager A.B., Middlebury, 1939, Hartford College of Law, 1939-41 Appointed 1945 RosE MARY ADAMS, A.B. English, Remedial English A.B., University of Maine, 1926 Appointed 1945 RALPH WINTHROP ERICKSON, Ed.M. Athletic Director B.S., Springfield, 19275 Ed.M., 1937 Appointed 1946 CATHERINE W1N11-'RED ADAMS Librarian Gorham Teachers College, 1926, Library Course, Brooklyn Public Library, Hunter College, 1928 Appointed 1946 OLIVER CLAYTON CAMPEAU, A.B. Latin, French Master ey' Palmer Hall enyon, 19473 Middlebury French School, Summer 1949 University of Grenoble, Summer 1955 Appointed 1947 DONALD MCLEOD LAY, JR., A.M. English College Guidance Director A.B., New York University, 19395 A.M., University of Southern California, 1941 Appointed 1948 ALLAN LUNDIE W1sE, A.M. - English B.S., Dartmouth, 1927, A.M., Trinity, 1948 Appointed 1948 MORRIS HENRY BROWN, A.B. English A.B., Wesleyan, 1949 ' Appointed 1949 GEORGE UPSON WARREN, A.B. History A.B., Yale, 1947 Appointed 1949 DONALD MARSHALL JOFFRAY, A.B. Mathematics A.B., Wesleyan, 1950 Appointed 1950 DAVID ALEXANDER I-IALLER, JR., A.B. History, Mathematics A.B., Rochester, 1948 Appointed 1950 FRANK EDWIN HOUSE, III, A.M. English, Director of Glee Cluh A.B., Yale, 1943, A.M., 1951 Appointed 1951 PETYON MILLER PITNEY, A.B. Mathematics Assistant to Headmaster A.B., Kenyon, 1951 Appointed 1951 ALEXANDER FLASH, A.B. A.B., Harvard, 1951 Appointed 1952 EDWARD MORRIS STEvENsoN, Ed.M. Remedial English K A.B., Yale, 19485 Ed.M., Temple, 1953 Appointed 1953 AARON PAUL PRATT, JR., B.Mus. Music A B.Mus., Eastman School of Music, 1939 Appointed 1953 1 ARTHUR DEAL ADAIR, III, A.M. French, Spanish, German A.B., Birmingham-Southern, 1950, A.M., Middlebury, 1951 Appointed 1954 GEORGE HYA'FT Hlcxoiq, A.M. Latin, Organist, Assistant Librarian A.B., Trinity, 19503 A.M., Columbia University, 1953 Appointed 1954 DAVID BURTON VAN VLECR, A.B. S eience and Mathematics A.B., Princeton, 1951 Appointed 1954 JOHN ANTHONY WORTHINGTON, A.M. French and Spanish A.B., Oxford, 19404 A.M., 1947 Appointed 1954 ALLEN RICHARD BEEBE, A.B. History A.B., Princeton, 1951 Appointed 1955 DOUGLAS ARTHUR CARTER, S.B. Science S.B., Trinity, 1948 Appointed 1955 CARL EUGENE MUNGER, II, B.D. Chaplain, English A.B., Williams, 19504 B.D., Yale Divinity School, 1955 Appointed 1955 LAURENCE JOSEPH MUZROLL, A.B. Mathematics A.B., University of Maine, 1942 Appointed 1955 F 1 if D0 Josam STAPLES VAN WHY, A.M. Latin A.B., Trinity, 19505 A.M., Brown, 1951 Appointed 1955 COMMENCEMENT 1 95 6 QQWA 1- V l STI! I . 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DA RTMOUTH JULIUS CADDEN ALLEN 29 Broad Street, Norwich, Conn. ,'7ulie ful 1952-53-Founders, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketb Allyn Senior Baseball, Glee Club, Freshmaniacs. 1953-54-Batchelderg First Team Football, First Team Basketb Allyn Senior Baseball, Glee Club, Sophomorons. 1954-55-Taylor, Allyn Senior Football, First Team Basketb fLetterJ, Captain Allyn Senior Baseball, Student Council, Glee C1 Loomistakes, Entertainment Committee, Electronics Group. 1955-56-Batchelderg Allyn Senior Football, First Team Basketb CLetterD, Allyn Senior Baseball, 'Executive Committee Stude Council, President Senior Class, President Glee Club, President P cans, Entertainment Committee, French Club, Cast Gondolier Honor Roll: 1953-54 AMHERST JOEL BARNES ALVORD 3 Oakland Street Manchester Conn. 1954-55-Day Student, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Seni giaslgetball, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Circulation Board Log, Saili u . 1955-56-Mason, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basketb Track, Circulation Board Log, Library Committee, Sailing C13 DARTMOUTH RAYMOND SHERWOOD ANDREWS, JR. 110 Governor Street, East Hartford, Conn. ay Le Petit Andre R.S. 253 Da student Wolcott tmiof rombali Vvrestlin , Wol- 'S - - y s J , g t Junior Baseball, Associate Editor Loom. 3-54-Day Student, VVolcott Junior Football, Vllrestling, Wol- Y t Junior Baseball, Associate Editor Loom. 4-55-Day Student, Wolcott Junior Football, Wrestling, Wol t Junior Baseball, French Club. 5-56-Day Student, Wolcott Junior Football, Barbells, Baseball nch Club, Cartoonist Log, Dining Hall Committee, Study Hall mmittee, Scholarship Committee, Cast Skin of Our Teeth. Honor Roll: 1952-56 Cum Laude wlasa' POINT ROBERT SAMUEL ARCHER, JR. 45 Forest Avenue, Rye, N. Y. ob!! uddrchn 53-54-Mason, Loomis Development Committee, Allyn Tennis, porter Log, Stagehands Union, Handbook. 54-55-Mason, Assistant Mana er First Team Soccer, Carpentry, llyn Tennis, Reporter Log, Stageqlands Union, Handbook, Loomis- any. 55-56-Mason, Manager First Team Soccer CLetterD, Allyn Riiie, rbells, Allyn Tennis, Reporter Log, Stagehands Union, Senior itor Handbook, Mana ing Editor Loomiscellany, Glee Club, ench Club, Scholarship Committee, Dining Hall Committee, Cast he Skin of Our Teeth, Gondoliers. Honor Roll: 1953-54 YALE RICHARD RADCLIFF ATKINSON 175 Union Street, Springfield, Vt. ck-Ark Dick 53-54-Palmer, First Team Football CLetterj, First Team Basket- ll fluetterj, Track, Student Council. 54-55-Palmer, First Team Football CLetterJ, Co-Captain First eam.Basketball QLetterjg Track CLetterJ, Student Council, Athletic ssociation. 55-56-Warhamg Co-Captain First Team Football CLetterj, aptain First Team Basketball CLetterj, Track CLetterj, Student ouncil, President Athletic Association, Ski Club, Reception Com- ittee. MIDDLEBURY i t it , i .' ' - -ii. nrftrr rytfl zr -G l t . ,vb .gl th 1 fl Q Q f it '- . 1: 3 . K5 CHARLES ADELBERT BABB 16 Jacobs Avenue, Camden, Maine Del Charlie Big Bad Ba 1953-54-Mason, First Team Football, First Team Basketb Allyn Junior Baseball. 1954-55-Batchelderg First Team Football, Allyn Senior Basketb First Team Track, Student Endowment Fund. 1955-56-Gym, First Team Football fLetterj, Umpire Allyn Sex Basketball, Softball, Study Hall Committee, Elections Commit Student Endowment Fund. UNIVERSITY OF MAINE DAVID REINTHAL BAMBERGER, III 110 Norwood Road, West Hartford, Conn. Bam Frog Bambi 1952-53-Taylor, Ludlow Intermediate Basketball, Ludlow Int mediate Baseball, Ludlow Soccer, Press Club. 1953-54-Palmer, Referee Intramural Soccer, Ludlow Intermedi Basketball, Track, Press Club, Political Club, Reporter Log. 1954-55-Warhamg Ludlow Senior Basketball, Ludlow Senior Tenn Secretary-Treasurer Press Club, Political Club, Photography Cl 1955-56-Warhamg Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Lu low Senior Tennis, Press Club, Political Club, Photography Clu Dining Hall Committee, Chapel and Assembly Committee, Stu Hall Committee. BABSON FREDERICK WOODFORD BARRETT, III 207 Terry Road, Hartford, Conn. Freddie 1952-53-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Intermedia Basketball, Allyn Junior Baseball, Nautical Club. 1953-54-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Baske ball, Allyn Junior Baseball. 1954-55-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Baske ball, Allyn Senior Baseball, Student Endowment Fund, Debatir Club. 1955-56-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Baske ball, Track, Glee Club, Student Endowment Fund, School Committe Hom' ckoss MATTHEW CARROLL BARRETT 207 Terry Road, Hartford, Conn. IIMHITY, 52-53-Dav Student, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Intermediate sketball, Allyn Junior Baseball. 53-54-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, J.V. Basketball, First am Baseball. I S4-55-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basket- ll, First Team Baseball QLetterj, Student Council, Intramural etterl. 55-56-Day Student, Co-Captain Allyn Senior Football, Allyn nior Basketball, First Team Baseball fLetterj. Student Council, anish Club, Study I-Iall Committee, Reception Committee. HOLY caoss JOHN LUCIAN BENJAMIN Kellogg Hill Road, Westport, Conn. en Benji'l Benji the A.vleer 52-53-Founders, Captain Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Senior asketball, First Team Tennis, Sailing Club. 53-54-Taylor, First Team Football, First Team Basketball, First am Tennis CLetterj, Sophomore Reception Committee. 54-55-Warhamg Cross Country, First Team Basketball, First eam Tennis. 55-56-Taylor, Instructor Fall Tennis, First Team Basketball etterl, First Team Tennis CLetterj, Chairman Dance Committee, eception Committee. UNIVERSITY or ARIZONA PETER GEOEFREY BOWEN 1011 Park Street, Grinnell, Iowa acycjgvx 954-55-Mason, Allyn Soccer, First Team Hockey, Allyn Tennis rchestra, Ski Club. 955-56-Mason, First Team Soccer, First Team Hockey CLetterj, mpire Club Baseball, Glee Club, Library Committee, Ski Club ast Gondoliers. LAWRENCE D WILLIAM FRAYER BOWMAN 75 Ridgewood Road, West Hartford, Conn. Bilge Oaf Bom.rk 1952-53-Day Student, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Int mediate Basketball, Ludlow Junior Baseball, Freshmaniacs. 1953-54-Day Student, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Seni Basketball, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Sophomorons. 1954-55-Batchelderg Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Senior Basketba Track, Photography Club. 1955-56-Batchelderg First Team Soccer CLetterJ, Ludlow Hocke Track, Secretary-Treasurer Photography Club, Debating Clu Elections Committee, Study Hall Committee. BowDo1N MATTHEW JOHN BRESCIA 76 Wilson Avenue, Wilson, Conn. Matt V Bre.rlz 1952-53-Day Student, Allyn Soccer, Allyn Rifle, Barbells, Manag Allyn Senior Baseball. - 1953-54-Day Student, Allyn Soccer, Allyn Rifie, Special Sport. 1954-55-Day Student, Allyn Soccer, Special Sports, Carpentr 19556-56- Day Student, Carpentry, Barbells, Softball, Librar Committee. TRINITY HORACE ELY BRITTON, JR. 1385 Roosevelt Avenue, Pelham, N. Y. Eli Epia'ermusl 1953-54-Warhamg First Team Basketball, Wolcott Senior Baseball 1954-55-Mason, First Team Football, First Team Basketball, Firs Team Track, Political Club, Circulation Board Log, Student Counci 1955-56-Mason, First Team Football fLetterj, First Team Baske ball, Track CLetterj, Political Club, Reception Committee, Circula tion Board Log, Student Council, Dining Hall Committee. ROBERT OWEN BRUSH 143 Prospect Street, Bloomfield, Conn. Bob 53-54-Day Student, Wolcott Soccer, Wolcott Wrestling, Track. 54-55-Day Studentg Wolcott Soccer, First Team Wrestling etterj, Track, Electronics Group, French Club. 55-56-Day Student, First Team Soccer, First Team Wrestling etterj, Track CLetterj, Library Committee, Student Council, ench Club. TRINITY BRUCE NELSON BURNHAM 125 Maple Avenue, Windsor, Conn. ooze Goose 52-53--Day Student, Wolcott Junior Football, Club Wrestling, olcott Junior Baseball, Model Club. 53-54-Day Student, Wolcott Senior Football, First Team Wres- ing, Umpire Baseball, Sophomore Reception Committee. 54-55-Day Student, Wolcott Soccer, First Team Wrestling, First eam Track, Radio Club. 55-56-Day Student, Wolcott Soccer, First Team Hockey, Track. MIDDLEBURY LINCOLN GILL CLARK Valley Forge Road, Westport, Conn. Lino 54-55-Mason, Loomistakes, Glee Club, Manager First Team ootball, Barbells, Coach Wolcott Junior Baseball. 955-56-Taylor, Pelicans, Glee Club, South Ofiice, Coach Ludlow nior Basketball, Track, Senior Reception Committee, Chorus Gondoliersf' MIDDLEBURY if 19, 5 X J X .4 ts. SH am! 4 'I ' , f ' ':. i ,503 y-if ... SSA realli ,. i WALTER WILLIAM CONLIN, III 640 Augustine Lane, Lafayette, Calif. Bill 1953-54-Taylor, First Team Football, First Team Basketball, Fi Team Baseball, Political Club, Typist Log. 1954-55-Maher House, First Team Football CLetterj, First Te Basketball fLetterj, First Team Baseball CLetterj, Student Coun President Debating Club, Political Club, Typist Log, Foreign Poli Association. 1955-56-Batchelderg First Team Football CLetterj, First Te Basketball CLetterj, Co-Captain First Team Baseball QLette Student Council, President Debating Club, Secretary Political Clu Chairman Study Hall Committee, Athletic Council, Senior Recepti Committee, Cast Skin of Our Teeth. Honor Roll: 1954-55 DA RTMOUTH RICHARD MARTIN DANZIGER 1 Buckout Road, White Plains, N. Y. , Barrel Liglz1y'0ot Zeig 1952-53-Founders, Wolcott Junior Football, Wolcott Junior B ketball, Track, Freshmaniacs, Political Club. 1953-54-Taylor, Wolcott Junior Football, Wrestling, Frist Te Tennis, Political Club, Medical Aide, Sophomore Reception Co mittee. 1954-55-Palmer, Wolcott Senior Football, Wrestling, First Te Tennis, Political Club, Medical Aide, Radio Club. 1955-56- Warhamg Co-Captain Wolcott Senior Football, Wolc Senior Basketball, First Team Tennis, Political Club, Medical Ai Scholarship Committee, Study Hall Committee, Cast Skin ofO Teeth, Loomiscellany, Glee Club, Cheerleader, Jazz Club. JOHNS HOPKINS WILLIAM JOHN DAUB, III 400 Porter Street, Easton, Pa. 7olzn 1954-55-Warhamg Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Baske ball, Track. 1955-56-Taylor, First Team Soccer QLetterj, Ludlow Senior Baske ball, Track, Glee Club, Student Endowment Fund, Chairman Schoi Committee, Chorus Gondoliers. THOMAS JOHN DICKINSON Shangri-Ia, Pitts Bay Road, Pembroke, Bermuda om!! NDR-ki, flT0mmyl, 3-54'-Taylor, First Team Soccer CLetterj, First Team Tennis, homore Reception Committee. 4-55-Batchelderg First Team Soccer CLetterj, Wolcott Interme- te Basketball, First Team Tennis CLetterj, Student Council. 5-56-Palmer, Co-Captain First Team Soccer CLetterj, Manager b Hockey, First Team Tennis Cilsetterj, Student Council, Recep- n Committee. I WILLIAM BARRETT DOWER 153 North Beacon Street, Hartford, Conn. lKR0ly17 2-53-Day Student, Allyn Junior Football, Winter Track, Allyn nior Baseball. 3-54-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, Special Sports, Allyn nior Baseball, Press Club, Advertising Board Log. 4-55-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, Club Wrestling, yn Senior Baseball, Student Council, Press Club, Advertising ard Log, Handbook, Loomiscellany, Student Endowment Fund, olarship Committee, Trinity Club Prize. 5-56-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, Varsity Wrestling, yn Senior Baseball, Vice-President Student Council, Executive mmittee Student Council, President Press Club, Business Manager g, Chairman Handbook, Editor Loomiscellan , Scholarship Com- ttee, Entertainment Committee, French Club, English Speaking ion Scholarship. Honor Roll: 1953-54 WILLIAMS CARLOS SANTOS F IALLOS Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Central America 3-54'-Mason, Loomis Development Committee, Rifle, Winter ack, Ludlow Tennis. 4-55-Mason, Manager Ludlow Soccer, First Team Rifle QLetterj, rbells, Ludlow Tennis. 5-56-Mason, Manager Club Soccer, First Team Rifle fLetterj, rbells, Ludlow Tennis, Reception Committee, Photography Club, dio Club. Joi-ms HOPKINS JOHN EDWARD FORSTER Highlands, Glentrammon Road, Green Street Green, Farnborough, Kent, England Limcy 1955-56-Batchelderg First Team Soccer CLetterJ, Track CLett Reporter Log, Cast Skin of Our Teeth, Chapel Committee, C gressional Committee, Political Club, French Club, Debating Cl UNIVERSITY or MUNICH JOHN WILLIAM FOSTER East River Road, Perrysburg, Ohio H761CkH Candy Ya 1952-53-Founders, Wolcott Junior Football, Wolcott Rifle, W cott Tennis. 1953-54-Batchelderg Wolcott Senior Football, Barbells, Wolc Tennis, Ski Club. ' 1954-55-Batchelderg Wolcott Senior Football, Wrestling, Wolc Track, Ski Club, Stagehands Union. 1955-56-Batchelder, Captain Wolcott Senior Football, Wolc Intermediate Basketball, Softball, Stagehands Union, Study H Committee, Reception Committee. YALE DANIEL ZISSEL FREEDMAN 219 Penn Drive, West Hartford, Conn. Dan Danny Free 1952-53-Day Student, Allyn Soccer, Allyn Junior Basketball, All Tennis, Chess Club, Radio Club. 1953-54-Day Student, Allyn Soccer, Allyn Junior Basketball, All Tennis, Sophomore Reception Committee, Chess Club, Radio Cl Orchestra. 1954-55-Day Student, Allyn Soccer, Winter Soccer, Allyn Tenn Chess Club, Radio Club, Handbook, Electronics Group, Orchest French Club, Medical Aide, First Scholar Junior Class. 1955-56-Day Student, Fall Tennis, Winter Track, Tennis, Ch Club, Radio Club, Handbook, French Club, Chairman Scholarsh Committee, Dining Hall Committee, Medical Aide. Honor Roll: 1952-56 Cum Laude WESLEYAN WILLIAM CARTER FRENCH 24 Scarsdale Road, West Hartford, Conn. enclzieu Bill 3-54-Day Student, First Team Football, Ludlow Senior Basket- l, First Team Baseball, Ski Club. 4-55-Day Student, First Team Football fLetterJ, First Team ketball, First Team Baseball fLetterj, Electronics Group, Ski b , 5-56-Day Student, First Team Football Cluetterj, Ludlow Senior ketball, First Team Baseball fLetterD, Cast Skin of Our Teeth, ling Club, Elections Committee. MIDDLEBURY PETER WILLIAMS GEI-IRIS 51 Brunswick Avenue, West Hartford, Conn. eta Gaz 2-53-Day Student, Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Junior Basketball, dlow Junior Baseball. 3-54-Day Student, Ludlow Soccer, Winter Sports, Ludlow nior Baseball. 4-55-Day Student, Ludlow Soccer, Winter Sports, Ludlow nior Baseball. 5-56-Day Studentg Ludlow Soccer CLetterD, Winter Track, dlow Senior Baseball, Spanish Club. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA CHARLES FRANCIS MCKELDON GETTYS 2217 Cherokee Park, Louisville, Ky. huckn Gets 53-54-Ely House, Wolcott Soccer, Wolcott Rifle, Winter Sports, ring Sports, Darwin Club, Chess Club, Ski Club. 54-55-Mason, Wolcott Soccer, Wolcott Rifle, Winter Sports, olcott Tennis, Darwin Club, Chess Club, Ski Club. 55-56-Batchelderg Wolcott Soccer, First Team Rifle fLetterj, rbells, Wolcott Tennis, Darwin Club, Chess Club, Sailing Club, i Club. REED ' .- Inf .. ,- ,M ,Af X , 'iii 3 ,gas .-ii? , 35,535.11 :il .7 K .g:uiv1a5ff f FREDERICK TURNER GRAYBEAL 52 Hickory Lane, West Hartford, Conn. 1953-54-Day Student, Allyn Soccer, Allyn Wrestling, Allyn Sen Baseball, Sophomore Reception Committee. 1954-55-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, First Team Wrestl gietlgterj, Allyn Senior Baseball, Glee Club, Christmas Choir, Fishi u . 1955-56-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, First Team Wrestl' CLetterl, Allyn Senior Baseball, Glee Club, Pelicans, Fishing Cl Dining Hall Committee, Student Council. DA RTMOUTH BRUCE EVART GREENLAND, III 510 North Oak Street, Ridgefield, N. 1952-S3-Warhamg Manager Wolcott Football, Timekeeper Cl Basketball, Manager South OH'ice, Darwin Club, Endowment Fu Model Club, Stamp Club. 1953-54-Warhamg Manager Ludlow Soccer, Darwin Club, Stud Endowment Fund, Stamp Club. 1954-S5-Batchelderg Darwin Club, Student Endowment Fu Vice-President Stamp Club. 1955-56-Batchelderg Darwin Club, Student Endowment Fu President Stamp Club, Chapel and Assembly Committee. BABSON GEORGE GODARD HADLEY 16 Eastview Street, West Hartford, Conn. George T 1953-54-Maher House, Loomis Development Committee, Ludl Tennis, Sophomorons, Glee Club, Puppetteers, Sophomore Recept Committee. 1954-55-Mason, Ludlow Soccer, Winter Sports, Ludlow Ten Glee Club, Puppetteers. 1955-56-Palmer, Ludlow Soccer, Manager First Team Hoc CLetterj, Glee Club, Puppetteers, Ludlow Tennis, Library Co mittee, Chorus Gondoliers. COLGATE ROBERT STEVENS HALL 41 Ten Acre Lane, West Hartford, Conn. Bob 2-53-Day Student, Wolcott Soccer, Ski Team. 3-54-Day Student, First Team Soccer CLette1-J, Hockey, First m Baseball, Snug, Glee Club, Sophomorons. 4-55-Day Student, First Team Soccer fLetterD, Hockey, First m Tennis, Executive Committee Snug, Student Council, Glee b, Loomistakes. 5-56-Day Student, Co-Captain First Team Soccer CLetterj, t Team Tennis, Student Council, Junto, Executive Committee g, Athletic Council, Intramural Athletic Council, Glee Club, cans, Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class. I Mioouanuav DAVID EPPENS HODSON 96 Ridgewood Avenue, Glen Ridge, N. Dave 3-54-Warhamg First Team Football, Wolcott Senior Basketball, st Team Track. 4-55-Mason, First Team Football Clsetterl, Wolcott Senior ketball, First Team Track, Student Council, Stagehands Union, nish Club, Snug, Sports Committee, Nautical Club. 5-S6-Warhamg First Team Football Clsetterj, Wolcott Senior ketball, Track CLetterj, President Stagehands Union, President nish Club, Snug, Student Council, Reception Committee. DARTMOUTH . GIFFORD DREW HOPKINS 133 Kenyon Street, Hartford, Conn. ..Gzj,,, 2-53-Taylor, Wolcott Senior Football, First Team Basketball, st Team Baseball. 3-54-Warhamg First Team Basketball, First Team Baseball, dent Council. 4-55-Warliamg Cross Countrv, First Team Basketball Usetterj, t Team Tennis Clsetterj, Student Council. 5-56-Taylor, Fall Tennis, First Team Basketball CLetterj, Captain First Team Tennis QLetterJ, Student Council, Dance mittee, Reception Committee, Elections Committee. YALE ' 4 mess JL . PHILIP BATES HOPKINS, JR. 40 Fairfield Avenue, Holyoke, Mass. Hop Flapkim,' Little H 1952-53-Founders, Wolcott Junior Football, Hockey, Wolc Junior Baseball, Darwin Club, Model Club, Student Endowm Fund. - 1953-54-Mason, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Wrestli Wolcott Senior Baseball, Student Endowment Fund, Sailing C1 1954-55-Batchelder-Gym, Wolcott Soccer, Wrestling, Track, S gent? Endowment Fund, Sailing Club, Electronics Group, Debat u . 1955-56-Palmer, Captain Wolcott Soccer, First Team Wrestl CLetterj, First Team Track CLetterj, Political Club, Debating Cl Secretary-Treasurer Sailing Club, Secretary-Treasurer Student dowment Fund, Medical Aide, School Committee. UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA DAVID SCOTT HORN 754 Clinton Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Dave Har 1952-53-Founders, Wolcott Soccer, Wolcott Junior Basket Wolcott Tennis, Stagehands Union, Student Endowment Fu Model Club. 1953-S4-Batchelder, Loomis Development Committee, Wol Junior Basketball, Wolcott Tennis, Stagehands Union, Stud Endowment Fund, Proofreader Log. 1954-55-Batchelder, Wolcott Soccer, Theater Project, Wolc Tennis, Stagehands Union, Student Endowment Fund, Proofrea Log, Electronics Group. - 1955-56-Warham, Wolcott Soccer, Wolcott Wrestling, Wolc Tennis, Business Manager Stagehands Union, Proofreader Log,C Skin of Our Teeth, Elections Committee. DARTMOUTH JOHN HERBERT HOWARD Loomis School, Windsor, Conn. KK70hnlI 1952-53-Day Student, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Wrestli Ludlow Junior Baseball, Freshmaniacs, Darwin Club, Ski Cl Cast Our Town. 1953-54'-Day Student, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Wrestli Ludlow Junior Baseball, Sophomorons, Darwin Club, Glee C1 Ski Club, Cast Emperor Jones. 1954-55-Day Student, First Team Football, First Team Wrestl QLetterj, Track, Glee Club, Loomistakes, Junto, Vice-Presid Darwin Club, Ski Club, Cast An Enemy ofthe People, Two Bl' Mice, Androcles and the Lion. 1955-56-Day Student, First Team Football CLetterJ, First Te Wrestling CLetterJ, Ludlow Tennis, Glee Club, Pelicans, Jun Student Council, President Darwin Club, President Ski Club, Ent tainment Committee, Library Committee, Cast Gondoliers, Pr dent Ludlow Club, Athletic Council, Jazz Club. MIDDLEBURY ' PETER STEWART HUBBARD ' 50 Manursing Avenue, Rye, N. Y. te!! KKH'ub,l 2-53-Taylor, Ludlow Soccer, Captain Ludlow Junior Basket- l, First Team Tennis. 3-54-Palmer, Ludlow Soccer, First Team Wrestling, First Team nis CLetterj, Glee Club, Stagehands Union, Nautical Club. 4-55-Palmer, First Team Soccer CLetterj, Winter Track, First m Tennis, Glee Club, Stagehands Union, Elections Committee. 5-56-Batchelderg First Team Soccer fLetterj, Winter Track, Captain First Team Tennis CLetterD, Glee Club, Pelicans, Stage- ds Union, Dining Hall Committee, Athletic Council, Student ncil. Joims HOPKINS THEODORE ALLAN KOTCHEN 185 Ridgefield Street, Hartford, Conn. Kotak 3-54-Ely House-Palmer, Allyn Soccer, Allyn Intermediate sketball, Allyn Tennis, Orchestra, Band, Radio Club. 4-55-Palmer, Allyn Soccer, Allyn Intermediate Basketball, Allyn nis, Orchestra, Medical Aide, Political Club. 5-56-Warhamg Allyn Soccer, South Office, Allyn Tennis, Medical e, Political Club, President Orchestra, Scholarship Committee, dy Hall Committee, Senior Seminar, Senior English, Librarian. Honor Roll: 1954-56 Cum Laude HARVARD DIRK ANDRE KROT 255 Bloomheld Avenue, Windsor, Conn. ZLS3-Day Student, Ludlow Junior Basketball, Ludlow Soccer, c . 3-54-Day Student, Sophomore Reception Committee, Sopho- rons, Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow junior Basketball, Track. 4-55--Day Student, Loomistakes, Glee Club, First Team Track tterj, Ludlow Soccer, Winter Track. 5-56-Day Student, First Team Soccer CLetterj, Ludlow Inter- diate Basketball, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Scholarship Committee, dy Hall Committee, Cast Gondoliers, Pelicans. ' Honor Roll: 1952-53, 1954-56 YALE WILLIAM POLLARD LAMB 94 LeMay Street, West Hartford, Conn. Mouton Bill Lfzmbie 1952-53-Founders, Wolcott Soccer, Loom, Radio Club, VVol Intermediate Basketball, Wolcott Senior Baseball. 1953-54-Taylor, First Team Soccer, Wolcott Senior Basket Wolcott Senior Baseball, Associate Editor Loom, Student End ment Fund, Stagehands Union, Radio Club, Sophomore Recep Committee. 1954-55-Palmer, First Team Soccer CLetterD, Wolcott Senior ketball, Reportorial Staff Log, Press Club, Managing Editor Lo Student Endowment Fund, Political Club, French Club, Press C Howe Prize. 1955-56-Palmer, Cross Country, Vlolcott Senior Basketball, cott Tennis, Editor-in-Chief Log, Vice-President French Club, P Club, Student Endowment Fund, Scholarship Committee, Se Editor Loom, Stagehands Union, Political Club. Honor Roll: 1952-56 Cum Laude 7 YALE MILTON GEORGE LUDWIGSON 186 Farmington Avenue, Kensington, Conn. Milt St 1955-56-Taylor, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Bask ball, Political Club, Debating Club, Reception Committee. Honor Roll: 1955-56 STEVENS INSTITUTE or 'TECHNOLOGY CHARLES CHALMERS MACLEAN, III Lloyd Neck, Huntington, Long Island, N. Y. llchaslf 1953-54-Batchelderg Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Baskl ball, Allyn Senior Baseball, Sophomore Reception Committee. 1954-55-Palmer, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basketb Track, Student Council, Permissions OHice. 1955-56-Warhamg Captain Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Se Basketball, First Team Tennis, Vice-President Senior Class, Ch man Dining Hall Committee, President Junto, Executive Stud Council, Athletic Council, Intramural Athletic Council, Perm1ss1 Ofiice. YALE ALAN BRUCE MACWHINNEY 60 Knollwood Road, Short Hills, N. ac Home-Laj 4-55-Warhamg Wolcott Senior Football, First Team Rifle tterj, Wolcott Senior Baseball, Glee Club, Loomistakes, Cast ndrocles and the Lion, Athletic Council. 5-56-Warham, First Team Soccer, Captain First Team Rifle tterj, Wolcott Senior Baseball, Glee Club, Pelicans, Chairman ception Committee, Dance Committee, Dining Hall Committee, e-President French Club, Athletic Council, Student Endowment nd, Cast The Gondoliers, Jazz Club. ' CORNELL ARTHUR JAMES MCKEY 275 Collier Road, N.W., Atlanta, Ga. u'e.rt-ceque Hes! A.f7. Wm 3-54-Taylor, Loomis Development Committee, Special Sports, ybn Junior Baseball, Sophomore Reception Committee, Nautical 4-55-Warhamg All n Soccer, Special Sports, Allyn Tennis, utical Club, French Cilub, Cast Androcles and the Lion. S-56-Warhamg Allyn Soccer, Manager First Team Rifle Clsetterl, yn Tennis, Loomis Athletic Association, French Club, Typist Log, ool Committee, Cheerleader, Study Hall Committee, Scholarship mmittee, Cast Skin of Our Teeth, Chorus Gondoliers. WILLIAM AND MA RY ROLF THOMSEN MICHELSEN, JR. 8 Titus Lane, Bellport, Long Island, N. Y. ole Lil Mitch El To 0 P 52-53-Batchelderg Allyn Soccer, Allyn Hockey, Manager Track, rwin Club, Circulation Board Log, Cast Life With Father. 53-54-Warhamg Manager Allyn Soccer, Winter Track, Special orts, Darwin Club, Cartoonist Log, Stagehands Union, Student dowment Fund. 54-55-Warhamg Manager Allyn Soccer, Winter Track, Allyn seball, Darwin Club, Cartoonist Log, Stagehands Union, Student dowment Fund, Spanish Club. 55-56-Warhaing Allyn Soccer, Allyn Hockey, Score Keeper Inter- ral Baseball, Darwin Club, Cartoonist Log, Stagehands Union, anish Club, Reception Committee, Cast Skin of Our Teeth. as ARTHUR MYLES, II 14 Colvin Road, Scarsdale, N. Y. uxirtu 1954-55-Mason, Allyn Soccer, Special Sports, Allyn Tennis, Dar win Club, Ski Club, Sailing Club. ' 1955-56-Batchelderg Captain Allyn Soccer, Rifle, Barbells, Ally Senior Tennis, Secretary Darwin Club, Sailing Club, Ski Club Library Committee. MIDDLEBURY MARTIN SEYMOUR NEMIROW 199 Branford Street, Hartford, Conn. Mart iiN68m, 1954-55-Mason, Ludlow Senior Football, First Team Basketball First Team Track, Orchestra, Dance Band, Reporter Log, Stage hands Union, Snug. 1955-56-Batchelderg Captain Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlo Tennis, Orchestra, News Editor Log, Stagehands Union, Edito Handbook, Chairman Senior Library Committee, Scholarship Com mittee, Student Council, Snug, Chorus Gondoliers. Honor Roll: 1954-56 Cum Laude HARVARD RICHARD PAUL NORGAARD 2016 Brown Drive, Denton, Texas Norge Reerherd 1953-54f-Batchelderg Wolcott junior Football, Wolcott Junior Bas ketball, Wolcott Tennis. 1954-55-Palmer, Wolcott Senior Football, Theater Project, Wol cott Tennis, Snug, Stagehands Union. 1955-56-Palmer, Wolcott Soccer, Wolcott Wrestling, Wolcot Tennis, Snug, Political Club, Stagehands Union, Chapel and As sembly Committee, Medical Aide, Study Hall Committee. DARTMOUTH DAVID DOUGLAS OLDS Memorial Hospital, Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada KlDave,, lloldj-yff 1952-53-Day Student, Wolcott Junior Football, Student Endow- ment Fund, Wolcott Hockey, Wolcott Tennis. 1953-54-Day Studentg Wolcott Junior Football, Hockey, Tennis, Student Endowment Fund, Reporter Log, Stagehands Union. 1954-55-Day Student, Wolcott Senior Football, Wrestling, Tennis, Student Endowment Fund, Reporter Log, Stagehands Union, Stu- dent Council, Political Club, Press Club. 1955-56-Day Student, Wolcott Senior Football, Tennis, Student Council, Student Endowment Fund, Reporter Log, Political Club, Press Club, Scholarship Committee, French Club, Loomiscellany. Honor Roll: 1952-56 Cum Laude YALE PETER VAN CAMPEN QUAINTANCE 244 Oenoke Avenue, New Canaan, Conn. Pete 1953-54-Batchelderg Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Intermediate Basketball, First Team Track. 1954-55-Taylor, First Team Football, Winter Track, First Team Track, Student Endowment Fund, Student Council. 1955-56-Palmer, First Team Football, First Team Hockey QLetterj, First Team Track QLetterJ, Student Endowment Fund, Student Council, Elections Committee. UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA EDWARD JOHN QUIRK 314 Cornell Street, Ithaca, N. Y. HTedv1 1952-53-Day Student, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Interme- diate Basketball, Ludlow junior Baseball. 1953-54-Dag- Student, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basketball, aptain Ludlow junior Baseball, Sophomore Reception Committee. . 1954-55-Day Student, Ludlow Senior Football, First Team Basket- ball, Ludlow Tennis, Advertising Board Log, Student Endowment Fund, French Club, Electronics Group, Intramural QLetterj, Cast Androcles and the Lion. 1955-56-Day Student, First Team Soccer, First Team Basketball CLetterJ, Ludlow Tennis, Scholarship Committee, Dining Hall Com- mittee, Study Hall Committee, President French Club, Laboratory Assistant, Student Endowment Fund, Advertising Board Log, Cast Gondoliers. Honor Roll: 1952-56 Cum Laude CORNELL or WILLIAM CHARLES RAGALS, JR. 55 Central Park West, New York, N. Y. Rag'weed Raglan Willie Ra 1952-53-Warhamg Loomis Development Committee, Mana Wrestling, Gym Office. 1953-54-Warhamg Loomis Development Committee, Special Spor Ludlow Junior Baseball. 1954-55-Dining Hall, Ludlow Soccer, Rifle, Assistant Manag First Team Tennis, Stagehands Union, Proofreader Log, Photograp Club, Darwin Club, Snug, Proiectionist. 1955-56-Warhamg Referee Soccer, Coach Wolcott Junior Baseba Darwin Club, Political Club, Vice-President Photography Clu Proofreader Log, Executive Student Endowment Fund, Chapel a Assembly Committee, Dining Hall Committee, Study Hall Committ COLGATE JUAN JESUS RAMIREZ-RIVERA 166 East Betanees Street, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico f7uan-tu 7.C. uffohnni 1952-53-Taylor, Allyn Soccer, Allyn Junior Basketball, All Junior Baseball, Darwin Club, Spanish Club. 1953-54-Batchelderg Allyn Soccer, Allyn Junior Basketball, Ma ager First Team Baseball CLetterJ, Darwin Club. 1954-55-Warhamg Allyn Soccer, Allyn Junior Basketball, Manag First Team Baseball lLetterj, Athletic Council, Darwin Club, Ma ager Stationery and Book Store. 1955-56-Mason, Allyn Soccer, Referee Soccer, Allyn Intermedia Basketball, Athletic Council, Darwin Club, Manager Stationery an Book Store, Study Hall Committee, Chapel and Assembly Committe UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA QUENTIN RODNEY REGESTEIN Windmill Farm, Armonk, N. Y. , lKR6g-Y, 1953-54-Taylor, Ludlow Soccer, Basketball Scorekeeper, Sophc more Reception Committee, German Club, Political Club, Stagehano Union, Chess Club. 1954-55-Palmer, Manager First Team Football CLetterj, Wintc Track, Spring Track, Political Club, Chess Club, Stagehands Unior Delegate U. . Model Assembly, Secretary Debating Club, Photog raphy Staff Log, Medical Aide. 1955-56-Mason, Manager Club Football, Hockey, Softball, Pres dent Chess Club, Political Club, Stagehands Union, Secretary De batin Club, Scholarship Committee, Photography Editor Log,Dinin Hall Committee, Medical Aide, Hartford Foreign Policy Associatior Honor Roll: 1954-55 DA RTMO UTI-I MICHAEL PHILIP RHODES 50 Redding Street, Hartford, Conn. Mike 2-53-Day Student, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Junior Basket- l, Allyn Senior Baseball. 3-54-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Junior Basket- l, Allyn Senior Baseball, Sophomore Reception Committee. 4-55-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Intermediate ketball, Allyn Senior Baseball, Cast Androcles and The Lion, itical Club. 5-56-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Senior Basket- l, Allyn Senior Baseball, School Committee, Dining Hall Com- tee, Political Club, Glee Club, Pelicans. TRINITY ALAN DAGUE RICHARDS 272 Steele Road, West Hartford, Conn. 2-53-Day Student, Wolcott Soccer, Rifle, Barbells, Tennis. 3-54-Day Student, Wolcott Soccer, First Team Rifle, Barbells, nnis, Medical Aide. 54-55-Day Student, Wolcott Soccer, First Team Rifle, Winter ack, Tennis, Medical Aide, Darwin Club. 55-56-Day Student, Wolcott Soccer, First Team Rifle CLetterj, olcott Tennis, Darwin Club, Dining Hall Committee. BROWN FREDERICK GEORGE ROBERTS, JR. 10 Linda Lane, Darien, Conn. lKRickyll 52-53-Warhamg Captain Wolcott Junior Football, Wolcott restling, Wolcott Tennis, Glee Club. 53-54-Mason, First Team Soccer Clsetterj, Wolcott Wrestling, irst Team Tennis, Glee Club, Student Endowment Fund. 54-55-Wai-ham, First Team Soccer CLetterD, First Team Wres- ing CLetterj, First Team Track CLetterl, Glee Club, Loomistakes, anish Club, Student Endowment Fund. 55-56-Warhamg First Team Soccer QLetterD,' Co-Captain First eam Wrestling CLetterj, First Team Track CLetterl, Glee Club, elicans, Vice-President Spanish Club, Student Endowment Fund, lections Committee, Chorus Gondoliers.- NORTH CAROLINA STATE 115 PHILIP MEAD ROSTEN Mather Road, R.F.D. No. 3, North Stamford, Conn. Phil 'KRo5Qy Smi 1953-54-Taylor, Wolcott Soccer, VVolcott Intermediate Basket Wolcott Senior Baseball, Reporter Log, Political Club. 1954-55-Warhamg Gym OH'ice, Captain Wolcott Intermed Basketball, Wolcott Tennis, Reporter Log, Political Club, Press C Medical Aide. 1955-56-Palmer, Cross Country, Wolcott Senior Basketball, Tr Managing Editor Log, Vice-President Political Club, Press C Chairman Elections Committee, Winner TIME Current Event Honor Roll: 1955-56 HAVERFORD JOHN LOOMIS RUTLEDGE 75 Inwood Road, Darien, Conn. 1954-55-Palmer, Wolcott Soccer, Winter Track, Wolcott Ten Political Club, Radio Club, Debating Club. 1955-56-Batchelderg Wolcott Soccer, Winter Track, Wolcott nis, Political Club, Debating Club, Radio Club, Chapel and Assem Committee. TRINITY FRANK LEWIS RYAN, II 2464 Scottwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio ..Ry6,, 1954-55-Warhamg Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Intermediate ketball, Allyn Tennis, Sailing Club. y 1955-56-Taylor, All n Senior Football, Allyn Intermediate Bask ball, Track, Sailing Cliiib, Elections Group. JOHN BURKE SABEL Fairmont Farms, Fairmont, West Va. The Senator -54-Batchelderg Wolcott Soccer, Barbells, Wolcott Tennis, ol Band. ' -55-Palmerg Wolcott Senior Football, Barbells, Wolcott Tennis, ating Club, Political Club. -56-Palmer, Wolcott Senior Football, VVinter Track, Wolcott nis, Debating Club, Political Club, Radio Club, Elections mittee. - Honor Roll: 1954-56 CORNELL BENJAMIN ROBINSON SCHENCK 100 Hampton Road, Syracuse, N. Y. Ben 4-55-Palmer, Wolcott Senior Football, First Team Basketball, st Team Track, Reporter Log, Political Club, Debating Club. 5-56-Batchelderg Wolcott Senior Football, First Team Basket- l CLetterJ, Track, Sports Editor Log, Political Club, Debating b, Endowment Fund, School Committee, Scholarship Committee, dent Council, Dining Hall Committee, Cast Skin of Our Teeth. Honor Roll: 1954-56 Cum Laude w1i.L1AMs AMOS WILLIAM SCI-IOONMAKER, JR. Mill Road, Silvermine, New Canaan, Conn. illlf fKF0x1, 52-53--Maher House, First Team Football, Allyn Intermediate sketball, First Team Track. 53-54-Batchelderg First Team Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, rst Team Track CLetterj, Student Endowment Fund. 54-55-Batchelderg First Team Football QLetterj, Allyn Senior sketball, First Team Track QLetterj, Student Council, Student dowment Fund. 55-56-Palmerg Co-Captain First Team Football CLetterJ, Allyn nior Basketball, Track CLetterJ, Student Council, Student Endow- nt Fund, Athletic Association, Reception Committee. TRINITY I as l i i f l 1 5 :- -gn' 15--vf reg?- LL' ell? ff- :-iF T'5f 5 L -1 Sgr- T Y l l JUSTIN MICHAEL SCHWAMM 885 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. f700stie Muklz4k Mic 1952-53-Maher House, Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Rifle, Ludlow Jun Baseball, Associate Editor Loom, Chess Club. 1953-54-Batchelder, Ludlow Football, Ludlow Wrestling, Ludl Baseball, Snu , Sta ehands Union, Associate Editor Loom, Pro reader Log, Cgess Ciub. 1954-55-Warham, Ludlow Senior Football, Special Sports, Tra Executive Stagehands Union, Snug, Managing Editor, Loom, Pro reader Log. 1955-56-Mason, Ludlow Senior Football, Theatre Project, Exe tive Committee Sta ehands Union, Editor-in-Chief Loom, Pro reader Log, Snug, Sciolarship Committee, Loomiscellany. Honor Roll: 1952-56 RICHARD STRAWN SHARPE 262 Kenyon Street, Hartford, Conn. Dick 1952-53-Day Student, Wolcott Soccer, Wolcott Basketball, W cott Tennis. 1953-54-Day Student, Wolcott Soccer, Wolcott Junior Basketb Wolcott Tennis, Student Endowment Fund, Political Club, Sop more Reception Committee. 1954-S5-Day Student, Wolcott Soccer, Wolcott Intermediate B' ketball, Spring Track, Student Endowment Fund, Political Cl Stagehands Union, Delegate U.N. Model Assembly, Biology Labo tory Assistant, Loomiscellany. 1955-56-Day Student, Wolcott Soccer, Wolcott Hockey, Tra Student Endowment Fund, Political Club, Stagehands- Union, Gl Club, Business Manager Loomiscellany, Chapel and Assem Committee. WESLEYAN JOHN ROBERT SINNOTT 101 Hillcrest Road, Windsor, Conn. 1952-53-Day Student, Ludlow Junior Football, RiHe Club, Ma ager Ludlow Junior Baseball, Loom. 1953-54-Day Student, Chess Club, Loom, Nautical Club, Loom Development Committee. 1954-55-Day Student, Loomis Development Committee, Theat Project, Ludlow Tennis, Stagehands Union, Darwin Club, Chess Clu 1955-56-Day Student, Manager South Office, Theatre Projeo Softball, Dining Hall Committee, Chess Club, Stagehands Unio. Darwin Club, French Club. GEORGETOWN BRISCOE RANSON SMITH East Hunting Ridge Road, Stamford, Conn. Sandy 53-54-Taylor, First Team Football, Wrestling, First Team Base- ll, Sophomorons, Chapel Choir, Snug. 54-55-Foundersg First Team Football, Winter Track, First Team seball, Student Council, Loomistakes, Glee Club, Executive Snug, litical Club, American Field Service Scholarship. 55-56-Warham, First Team Football CLetterj, Allyn Basketball, rst Team Baseball CLetterj, President Student Council, Executive mmittee Student Council, Executive Snug, Pelicans, Glee Club, nce Committee, Chairman Preparatory School Division, New gland Student Government Association. Honor Roll: 1954-55 WILLIAMS GEORGE THOMAS SMITH 84 Wheeler Street, Winsted, Conn. mitty C'oogie 52-53-Founders, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Junior Basketball, ack, Sailing Club. 53-54-Batchelderg Allyn Senior Football, Barbells, Track, Sailing ub, Student Endowment Fund, Book Exchange, Circulation Board g. 54-55-Mason, Allyn Senior Football, Wrestling, Track, Sailing ub, Executive Student Endowment Fund, Circulation Board Log, ok Exchange, Junto, Student Council. 55-56-Warhamg Allyn Senior Football, Wrestlin , Track, Presi- nt Student Endowment Fund, President Sailing Cgub, Circulation ana er Log, Book Exchange, junto, Dance ommittee, Dining all Cgommittee, Cast The Skin of Our Teeth. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA THOMAS EDISON SNELLING 1509 Linden Street, Allentown, Pa. Tom 53-54-Ely House, Ludlow Soccer, Track, Tennis. S4-55-Palmerg Ludlow Soccer, Track, Tennis. S5-56-Studio, Ludlow Soccer, Tennis Court Maintenance, brary Committee. REED ANTONY THRALL SULLIVAN 354 Broad Street, Windsor, Conn. Sully udntoi 1952-53-Day Student, Rifle Club, Allyn Senior Baseball, Ra Club. 1953-54-Day Student, Allyn junior Football, Rifle Club, Al Senior Baseball, Sophomore Reception Committee, Press Club, Club. 1954-55-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, Rifle Club, Fi Team Track, Reporter Log, WINDSOR NEWS Correspondent Press Club, French Club, Ski Club. 1955-56-Day Student, Cross Country, Track, Reporter L WINDSOR NEWS Correspondent for Press Club, French Cl Classics Club, Ski Club, Scholarship Committee, Library Commit Dining Hall Committee, Day Student Room Checker. Honor Roll: 1952-53 YALE TIMOTHY WARREN THRALL Day Hill Road, Windsor, Conn. Bomba Ti 1952-53-Day Student, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Wrestli Allyn Intermediate Baseball. 1953-54-Day Student, A Allyn Senior Football, First Team Wrestli Allyn Senior Baseball, Sophomore Reception Committee. 1954-55-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, First Team Wrestli QLetterD. 1955-56-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, Co-Captain Fi Team Wrestling QLetterl, Softball, New England Interscholastic 1 pound Champion, Reception Committee, Loomis Athletic Coun UNIVERSITY or CONNECTICUT CARL THEODORE TIEDEMANN, II 55 Cedar Street, Rye, N. Y. ' ' Ted' ' ' ' Teedeberf 1953-54-Taylor, Allyn Soccer, Special Sports, Allyn Tennis, Sopl more Reception Committee. 1954-55-Palmer, First Team Soccer QLetterj, Winter Soccer, All Tennis, Stagehands Union. 1955-56-Studio, Allyn Soccer, Allyn Hockey, Allyn Tennis, Politir Club, Stagehands Union, Chapel and Assembly Committee. JAMES LEIF TRUDEAU 42 Loomis Avenue, Windsor, Conn. 'm f7ieme 2-53-Day Student, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Wrestling, yn Junior Baseball. 3-54-Day Student, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Wrestling, yn Junior Baseball. 4-55-Day Student, First 'Team Football, First Team Wrestling, ing Track. 5-S6-Day Student, Allyn Senior Football, First Team Wrestling tterj, Softball, Dinin Hall Committee, Study Hall Committee, nish Club, Student Endowment Fund, Scholarship Committee. BROWN LEON DAVID VANCINI 146 Giddings Avenue, Windsor, Conn. ina!! lCLe07l 2-53-Day Student, Wolcott Junior Football, Wolcott Inter- diate Basketball, First Team Baseball. 3-54-Day Student, Sophomore Reception Committee, First m Football, Wolcott Intermediate Basketball, First Team Base- l QLetterj. 4-55-Day Student, Wolcott Soccer, Wolcott Senior Basketball, st Team Baseball CLetterJ, Student Council. 5-S6-Day Student, First Team Soccer, VVolcott Senior Basket- l, Captain First Team Baseball CLetterj, Student Council, Spanish b, Circulation Board Log, Library Commlttee, Study Hall Com- tee, Athletic Association, Dining Hall Committee. MIDDLEBURY THOMAS EDWARD WALSH, JR. 6 Elm Street, Pearl River, N. Y. , 'KPemi 4-55-Palmer: First Team Football, Winter Track, First Team ck CLetterJ, Glee Club. 5-56-Batchelderg First Team Football CLetterj, Manager South ce, Captain Track CLetterJ, Glee Club, Dance Committee, Political b, Pelicans, Athletic Council, Student Council, Student Endow- t Fund. JOHNS HOPKINS 'ikf' ,QE-kk, 'A-.if l. SF , , 'ff-5111 1 l fu sez' fl.. ,hu .i ii wi' 1 we 1 ' 1 -'iw . ,Qu .Hg . MITCHELL EMMETT WARD 1415 Baum Street, Vicksburg, Miss. HREF, IKE 1954-55-Batchelderg First Team Football, Allyn Intermedi Basketball, Allyn Senior Baseball, Cast Androcles and the Lio Medical Aide, Debating Club, Radio Club. 1955-56-Taylor, Allyn Senior Football, Rifle Club, Barbells, Tra Medical Aide, Debating Club, Political Club, Student Endowm Fund, Radio Club, School Committee. DUKE WILLIAM SMITH WATSON 485 Gramatan Avenue, Mount Vernon, N. Y. 1953-54-Taylor, Ludlow Soccer, Special Sports, Ludlow Ten 1954-55-Warhamg Ludlow Soccer, Special Sports, Ludlow Tenr Stagehands Union, Political Club. 1955-56-Palmer, Captain Ludlow Soccer, VVinter Track, Ludl Tennis, Political Club, Stagehands Union, Foreign Policy Associati Reporter Log, Chapel and Assembly Committee. DARTMOUTH LUIS WEIL, JR. 105 Leroy Avenue, Darien, Conn. 1954-55-Batchelderg Ludlow Senior Football, Barbells, Ludl Junior Baseball, Debating Club, Medical Aide, Fishing Club. 1955-56-Taylor, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Wrestling, Tra Debating Club, Medical Aide, Fishing Club, Library Committu Study Hall Committee. BOWDOIN JONATHAN ARTHUR WEISS 765 Yale Station, New Haven, Conn. ny Yew ff Squeeze -54-Taylor: Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow Wrestling, Lud- Junior Baseball, Political Club, Reporter Log, Associate Editor -55-Warhamg Club Football Linesman, First Team Wrestling, low Junior Baseball, Reporter Log, Political Club, Mana ing or Loom, Press Club, Photography Club, Debating Club, Cast o Blind Mice, Foreign Policy Association. -56-Taylor, Ludlow Junior Football, First Team Wrestling terj, Ludlow Baseball, Reporter Log, Political Club, Debating , Photography Club, Senior Editor Loom, Cast Skin of Our h, Scholarship Committee, Study Hall Committee, Foreign y Association, Classics Club. Honor Roll: 1955-56 YALE ALLEN PEASE WHITAKER Mountain View Road, Somers, Conn. ' Whit -53-Founders, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Junior Basketball, n Junior Baseball. -54-Mason, Captain Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Intermediate etball, Allyn Senior Baseball, School Endowment Fund. -55-Batchelderg First Team Football, Allyn Senior Basketball, t Team Track, School Endowment Fund. -56-Batchelder-G mg First Team Football CLetterj, Allyn or Basketball, Softball, School Endowment Fund, Senior School mittee. Honor Roll: 1952-53 ANNAPOLIS DAVID AMFS WHITBECK J J 290 Sandringham Road, Rochester, N. Y. Dave -55-Warhamg Allen Senior Football, Theater Project, Manager t Team Baseball, Stagehands Union. -56-Masong Allen Senior Football, Theater Project, Manager t Team Baseball CLetterJ, Stage Mana er, Stagehands Union, pel and Assembly Committee, Study HaB Committee. CARLETON .i 5,1 :'S45.:12 I 7 . .,1. :,,., ., W A '-'-'- CHRISTOPHER DAY WILLIAMS Ellington Road, South Windsor, Conn. Willow I 1952-53-Founders, Wolcott junior Football, Hockey, Junior Baseball, Model Club. 1953-54-Mason, Wolcott Junior Football, Club Wrestling, Baseball, Snug. , 1954-S5-Batchelderg Wolcott Senior Football, Barbells, Senior Baseball, Science Club, Snug, Proofreader Log, Boo change, French Club. 1955-56-Warhamgi Captain Wolcott Senior Football, H Track, Proofreader Log, Executive Snu , President Book Exe French Club, Scholarship Committee, Egections Committee. Honor Roll: 1952-S6 A Cum Laude CORNELL MARK WILLIAM ZACHER 32 Otsego Road, Worcester, Mass. KlMarklI 1954-55-Warhamg Wolcott Senior Football, Basketball, Ba Political Club, Foreign Policy Association, Circulation Boar Cast Androcles and the Lion, Delegate to U.N. Model Ass Vice-President Debating Club. 1955-56-Mason, Wolcott Senior Football, Hockey, Wolcott President Political Club, Vice-President Debating Club, Circ Board Log, Foreign Policy Association, Delegate Northfield Re Conference, Chairman Chapel and Assembly Committee, Committee, Student Council, Delegate U.N. Model Ass English Speaking Union Scholarship. Honor Roll: 1954-56 YALE if .a.,,,,, , COMMENCEMENT AWARDS I 9 5 6 GWENDOLEN SEDOWIOR BATCHELDER PRIZE for Industry, Loyalty, Manliness Briscoe Ranson Smith CHARLES EDGAR SELLERS MEMORIAL PRIZE Julius Cadden Allen JENNIE LOOMIS MEMORIAL PRIZE for Highest Scholarship in the Senior Class William Pollard Lamb, Jr. EVELYN LONGMAN BATOHELDER MEMORIAL PRIZE for Sportsmanship Richard Radcliffe Atkinson JOHN EDMUND BARSS MEMORIAL PRIZE David Douglas Olds PARENTS ASSOCIATION AWARD for Athletics and Scholarship in Memory of Nathaniel Horton Batchelder Benjamin Robinson Schenck MARTIN HAROLD JOHNSON MEMORIAL PRIZE Dirk Andre Krot ART PRIZE John Lucian Benjamin GENERAL PRIZES William Barrett Dower, Robert Stevens Hall Charles Chalmers MacLean, III ffunior Awards FIRST SCHOLAR IN JUNIOR CLASS Richard James Mackler HARVARD CLUB OF CONNECTICUT PRIZE John Thomas Paoletti Class Night Prizes TRINITY CLUB OF HARTFORD William Augustus Howe MacLean HOWE JOURNALISM PRIZE Robert Erdman Patricelli S ,f 'I 7 'J -I . 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COOK, AARON, JR ..................... CowLEs, ROBERT SPRAGUE... DINSMORE, ROBERT ANDREW... DONNELLY, RICHARD MARTIN. Douw, JOHN DE PEYSTER, IV EDGETT, PAUL .................. ..... .... . . ELLSWORTH, JOHN HARPER ....... FIDLAR, CHARLES LENHA RT ....,. FLYNN, PAUL GALBRAITH .............. FOSTER, STEPHEN VAN VLEET ......... .. P'-:. - ,Q n., , .3 :ULU ' , Q- l? I il Nj. --'J I ., , . , I 3. f JUNIORS Tobey Avenue, Windsor, Conn. South Mountain Avenue, Montclair, N. J. ..........................Loomis School, Windsor, Conn. ........'250 Algonquin Road, Fairfield, Conn. .........114 Westerly Terrace, Hartford, Conn. ........-4590 Alhambra Circle, Coral Gables, Fla. ........53 Thomson Road, West Hartford, Conn. . K , . M Middle Road, Hamden, 85 Cherry Lane, Teaneck ........265 Mountain Road, West Hartford, 64 Second Street, Geneseo, ..........160 Palisado Avenue, Windsor, .........562 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester Green, 34 Thomson Road, West Hartford, Knollwood Road, East Hartford, Ridge Road, Hamden, Conn , N- I Conn N. Y Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn South 26th Street, Arlington, Va. ........,.cfO American Embassy, Bogota, Colombia, South America Street, Broad Brook, Conn. White Rock Drive, Windsor, Conn. Sunrise Hill Drive, West Hartford, Conn. ..........River Road, R. F. D. No. 3, Perrysburg, Ohio FRAIM, FREEMAN WATTS, III ........ .................................... S aybrook Road, Essex, Conn. GALE, CHARLES HANSON, JR ........ .................. W inthrop Road, Deep River, Conn. GEORGE, LEWIS NICHOLAS .......,.... ......,.. 1 5272 Harrison Drive, Allen Park, Mich. GOODRICH, WILLIAM DENNETT .,....... .................. 2 61 Kenyon Street, Hartford, Conn. GRAVES, ALBERT NELSON, III ......,..,.., ........ 7 11 Mountain Road, West Hartford, Conn. GUCRER, ALEXANDER LowERY, JR ..... .........,.,....... 2 4 Orchard Street, Belmont, Mass. HAMEL, ROBER'Y HARRIS ............... ........ 6 28 Scoville Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. HAMILTON, WILLIAM DAVID ..... HEYM, DOUGLAS MARTIN, ........ .............Mallard Point Road, Essex, 98 Brace Road, West Hartford, Conn Conn O - . I 'V V' in 'S' 2 ff 'S I F7 ' .Q .J . V - ,N . . , I I 'nk V I I wx. of 4 , , ,V I . .7 ' 'I ' '- 41 'WN it A KH I ., . , ' T A , l . ' Y XI i ff? '-' Q' I ii '- I I' ' la ' I . S . ' . 6 Y ' E TIL I I V R A--'H I V i 1 'hh 1 1 . W If ',.' fl,-L M .. r I , I -el A 'C . . f I .fir-31 . ' '- I . 'Y - . . I A'i4h M . - I- A' A. 5751.93 u I H I 'l .ips ' :M ,lx . I I I ,, . V b f- h , X I - .I .V ' N l l ' rr 5 , 9 4 I. fhxi X 5' . - I l , g ' ' I Y , A ik al Y .- '. v . -4, .V, lg f - A JHV -- I , -I . I Y I If HILL, KENNEDY THOEN .....,...,.,,.,... .....,..,............................... R Oyle Road, Darien, Conn. I-IUGHEs, RICHARD LYON, III ....... ........ 9 4 Van Buren Avenue, West Hartford, Conn. HUNTER, ROBERT JOSEPH, III ,........ ...........,,.........................., R . D. 1, Chester, N. Y. HURLBURT, JOHN HENRY ....,...... ..................,....,. 4 132 26th Road North, Arlington, Va. KELLER, ANTHONY SIDNEY ....... 366 Bloomfield Avenue, West Hartford, Conn. KENNEDY, PETER SCOTT ................. ................,....,......,....,....,... D eercliff, Avon, Conn. LANGDEHN, CHARLES DAVID. ......... .......... 6 9 Wells Farm Drive, Wethersfield, Conn. LAWRENCE, ALAN ELDRIDGE... LEYDs, ONNO TADEMA ....,,........,.. LOMEARDI, ROBERT MICHAEI. ....... LONG, DAVID JOHN ,,.. ..,,.....,....... LORRAINE, EDWARD KRUESI l... MACKIIER, RICHARD JAMES ......, MACLEAN, WILLIAM AUGUSTU MANDELL, ALAN RICHARD ...,.... MARGOLIS, DAVID ....................,. MCCABE, MICHAEL RICHARD.. MCCORMICR, PAUL LEWIS ........ MITCHELL, CHARLES FULLER.. s HOWE .... ..... MOE, CONRAD WAGLE ......,........ MUELLER, PHILLIPS WILLIAM .,,..... MURPHY, BRIAN LOGAN .....,........ MURPHY, FRANCIS EDWARD ....,,,.,.. MusGRAvE, THOMAS BATEsoN NADLER, SAMUEL BERNARD, JR NUCKOLS, SAMUEL CLAIBORNE, ODLUM, GEORGE BRENDAN,. ........,.... . OLDs, MICHAEL VINCENT .....,......... OMAN, MICHAEL ..,. ....,.,.,........,,....... . ..,. OSGOOD, CARROLL PRENTISS, JR ......... 'iiifff Maple Street, Summit, N. J. Ferry Lane, Westport, ........17 Parkview Road, West Hartford, .....,....241 Woodbury Road, Watertown, .......,..,..1454 Lowell Road, Schenectady, .....,..99 Mohawk Drive, West Hartford, ..Lloyd Neck, Huntington, Long Island, Wiltshire Lane, West Hartford, ...........210 Manchester Street, Hartford, Fiske Road, Wellesley Hills, .......687 Bloomfield Avenue, Bloomfield, .......174 Ellington Road, East Hartford, ....................Pattagansett Road, Niantic, Ridge Road, Hamden, .....,....l693 Main Street, Glastonbury, Tisdale Road, Scarsdale, ............Linwood Farm, Stockbridge, Conn. Conn. Conn. N. Y. Conn. N. Y. Conn. Conn. Mass. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. N. Y Mass. .............3039 Octavia Street, New Orleans, La. Windsor Road, Summit, N. J. 220 South Main Street, West Hartford, Conn. cfo American Embassy, Brussels, Belgium ..............1237 Warren Avenue, Topeka, Kansas Sunnyslope Drive, West Hartford, Conn. 11 R T ' N f Q- Qi if l r rI . I' :?5 w - -9- W. - gas- of Ewa H-is i . an ls' 'H I I.: if ill t ,H I 55 Y!! N' f ' A V? E1 r f , .I ' Il f as M- ,, . I . H-, A , ir Y Q. - Q A v ' ' 1 . . ' 7 4 V. ...A it, PAOLETTI, JOHN THOMAS ....,.,..... PATRICELLI, ROBERT ERDMAN ....... , PERRY, WALTER SCOTT ............,.. au -. KI x I 1:7 'I ..,, , 4 ......,..105 Cumberland Street, Hartford, . .,...,.. 77 Walden Street, Wcst Hartford, .,..,...97 Old King's Highway, Darien, Conn Conn Conn It-lr , Fix fwz l l 1 'wi 'F It YI f ' - .r h 5 . ' l 1' Q A T I LP 1 X I .Q l l 1 H I gl 9 -fi 1 1 1 I 'f 3 8 ar ' 1 -In I , QI' A ' I A IQ POND, DAVID OATLEY. .........,......,... REWINSRI, ANTON NELSON .........,...... RHINES, CHRISTOPHER SYMONDS. RICE, JERRY ..,............,.,.........,..,........,.....,,.......... ROMIG, JOHN ELDEN .................................,...,....... Rui-'I-'AT, JEAN ALBERT FRANCOIS JOACHIM .,....... SAVAGE, RICHARD DUSENBURY ..........,................ SCHNELLER, GEORGE OTTO, IV .,,..........,...,...... SCHOALES, ROBERT DAVID .,..., ..... ScHOL'rE, ROBERT ..,.................... SCHRAMM, DONALD LEE ............... SEIBERT, EDWARD PAxsoN. ..,.,..... ,. SILBER, CORNELIUS ANDERSON .,....... STEVENS, JOHN CONYNGHAM, III ........ STRAuss, JOHN BRYSON ,,,.., .. ........,.. STURGES, I-IOLLISTER, III ...,.,.. SWIET, JOHN KOHLER ...,......,........ 'I'HOMs, WlI.LIAM EDWARD, II. ...... . TOLLES, BRYANT FRANKLIN, JR.. VAIL, MALCOLM DAVID ..........,......., WEINER, ROBERT GILLs,, ........... .. WHEELER, MURRAY, JR .............. WHELAN, JOHN LEONARD. ...... , ...... WHITEHEAD, MATTHEW JACKSON. ..,... .. WHITSON, HENRY JAMES, JR ............ WILSON, JOHN JOSLYN, JR .......,..... YOUNG, RONALD F. ......,..,,... .. 443, Jupiter, Fla .......,.....168 Curtis Street, Meriden, .........,..l855 Main Street, Glastonbury, Conn. Conn. 32 Fair Haven Road, lfair Haven, N. Lynacres, Fayetteville, N. Y. ....55 route de Lassus, Perpignan, France .....,...........LoOmis School, Windsor, ....,.......SchOfield Tour Road, Stamford, Magnolia Terrace, Springfield, ,.....,.....3103 Fairfield Avenue, New York, Route 2, Kinnicutt Road, Round Ridge, Brookside Road, Darien, Union Avenue, Schenectady, ........I.eominster Road, Lunenburg, Rankin Road, Brielle, Conn. Conn. Mass. N. Y. N. Y. Conn. N. Y. Mass. N. J. ...........43O East 86th Street, New York, N. Y. Cornell Road, West Hartford, Conn. Palm Street, Hartford, Conn. 42 Ten Acre Lane, West Hartford, Conn. Calhoun Street, Torrington, Conn. ..........1119 Trout Brook Drive, West Hartford, Conn. Aclironclack League Club, Old Forge, N. Y. Hill Street, Whitinsville, Mass. ........3l05 13th Street N. E., Washington, D. C. Lincoln Street, Englewood, N. Manor Lane, Pelham, N. Y. ....,..320 Morris Avenue, Mountain Lakes ,N.J. ADAMS, ANDREW WILSON ....... AI.LEN, JAMES FREDERICK ,........., AI.LIs, BAYARD ASHTON, JR ..,.,.. ALOKONES, ROBERT ANDREW ......... BAECOCR, LUMAN KENT, III ...,..... BAIJIN, PHILIP LEE ....,.........,...,.. BAILEY, LVAYNE SEYMOUR ......... BEAULIEU, RODERIC ALTAGE ......... BERNSTEIN, PHILIP ...,,.....,............ BESTOR, WILLIAM PORTER .......... BLANC, MICHAEL PAUL ,,..,....,.. .... .... SOPHOMORES Fairway Avenue, Rye, N. Y. ...........405 Woodland Avenue, Wadsworth, Ohio ...,....52 Briarcliff Road, Mountain Lakes, N. J. Elm Street, Windsor, Conn. Gypsy Lane, Wynnewood, Pa. .......51 Wyndwood Road, West Hartford, Conn. .........lO4 Ledgewood Road, West Hartford, Conn. ........4l Brunswick Avenue, West Hartford, Conn. King Philip Drive, West Hartford, Conn. West William Street, Champaign, Ill. .,.,........793 Shippan Avenue, Stamford, Conn. BRI'r'I'ON, CHARLES PRICE, III ......... ......,..,............,.....,....,.....,..,. 6 9 Sunset Farm Road, West Hartford, Conn. BROOKE, CHASE JACKSON, III ........... ........, A ngela Peralta 239, Col. Ex-Serninaro, Monterrey, N. L., Mexico BROWN, BOYD PATERNO, JR .....,....... BROWN, CHRISTOPHER VAN DYRE .......,... BUCK, HENRY' ROBINSON ....................... BUFFUM, PETER COPE ..........,..... CAMP, LoUIs WINFRED, III ........... CANNON, RAYMOND JOSEPH, JR .,..... CARLSON, CARL EDWIN, JR .............. CARTER, ANDREW MCCI.ELLAN ...,........, CAULFIELD, STEPHEN CHRISTOPHER .....,. CHU'I'rER, ROGER .........,..,,.,..............,...... CLEMINTINO, ANTONIO FRANCIS ....., .. COALE, ILOBERT DURSEX ',.. .,... .... COE, Cl-IAILLES lVlAI'.'l'lN.. ........,.,,.. .. CURDNER, 'li1ilLliNCli ANGLIN, JR. COSMINI, IJAVID FRANCIS ..,...,......, CRosLEI', 'l'IIOMAs lfDWARD ....... Dawn, l.oI:Is ANDERSON .,,,,.,.....,.......... . DAYISON, JUI-IN l'lVIZk'I'0N ,,..,...,.,......,...,... lJlilXlELLIlill, LAWRENCE ALFRED, J IJESMAILAIS, RICHARD JAMES .......,...,..... DEW, CARTER BILAXTON ,....,... .,,. DOLE, FRED BJCLEAN ..,.........,. DUNSFORD, REUBEN, Ill .......... IiUsTIs, 'l'HOMAs EDWIN ....,,.....,., Fox, IJOUGLAS MACRILIRILAY ........ FUWLES, ROBERT BRIGGS .......,.... GILMORE, THOMAS ALLEN ...,.......... GOURLIE, JOHN MACLEOO ....,............. Stonewalls R. F. D. No. 1, Ridgefield, Conn. Sunny Dale Road, West Hartford, Conn. Stonebridge Land, West Hartford, Conn. ................,.........GoodhIll Road, Weston, Conn. Jefferson Avenue, Akron, Ohio ........26 Newport Avenue, West Hartford, Conn. Wightman Road, New Britain, Conn. Glenwood Road, Englewood, N. J. .........1677 Asylum Avenue, West Hartford, ..............Middle Haddam Road, Portland, Curtis Street, Hartford, Kirby Drive, Houston, .......West Granby Road, West Granby, Lakewood Place, Troy, ........1043 Plymouth Street, VVindsor, Conn. Conn. Conn. Texas Conn. N. Y. Conn. .........2341 Kipling Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio Porter Street, Easton, Pa. LeMay Street, West Hartford, Conn. Locust Street, Norwich, N. Y. Putnam Street, Hartford, Conn. Tuckahoe, New Hartford, Conn. Gilbert Road, Rocky Hill, Conn. .......lS North Crossway, Lucas Point, Old Greenwich, Conn. Road, Wallingford, Pa. ..........................Butterworth Road, Waterford, Conn. Loomis School, Windsor, Conn. .........Bernardo de Galvez No. 135, Mexico City, Mexico North Main Street, Thompsonville, Conn. QSREENOUGH, RICHMOND DEAN, JR ..... ................................. 40 Custer Drive, Windsor, Conn. GREosoN, RICHARD MICHAEL ....... , ...,... ,.,...... ..,....... .....,......................,.............. . . . .97 Girard Avenue, Hartford, Conn. GROSS, PETER GARY .............................,.............................,.,................ 1129 Trout Brook Drive, West Hartford, Conn. PJALVORSSEN, ERIK .,.....,.........,..,..... Royal Norwegian Consulate General, Apartado 808, Caracas, Venezuela, S. A. IRVING, IQOBERT GRANT ....,.. .. ,........ ..... ,..............,...........,................. .... 1 8 0 Wood Pond Road, West Hartford, Conn. IVES, ELI TERRY ................ ......................,.,.,...,...... C Orner Lake and North Maple Avenues, Greenwich, Conn. JAEGER, PAUL ...........,...,,....... ........,,................ ................ R . F. D. No. 1, Collinsville, Conn. JEVNE, JOHN HENDERSON ..,..... ..........RevonzIl Woods, Stamford, Conn, Cf' JEzYR, FRANCIS CHARLES .......,. JOHNSON, SIMON SIGVART. .... JOHNSON, VINSON HARRISON ........ Norman Avenue, Wilson, Conn Notch Road, North Adams, Mass. Tanglewylde Avenue, Bronxville, N. Y. JOSELOFF, SAMUEL HART .....,..,.,........ ........ 42 Whettcn Road, West Hartford, Conn. KAUI-'MAN, ROBERT HOWARD ...............,.,.. ............ 1 185 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. KELLY, JAMES MONTGOMERY, III .......... .........,. 8 9 Dwight Place, Englewood, N. J. LANE, CHRISTOPHER THOMAS ,...............,...,......,..,...... .......,... ....,......................,........,.. N O rth Street, Harrison, N. Y. I-ATI-IAM, ALAN LOOMIS .......,...... .................,......................,...,......................... 5 6 Norwich Avenue, Colchester, Conn. ,LAvERs, DONALD ALDEN ....,.... .......... O bras de Peixoto, Caixa Postal 94, Franca, Est. de Sao Paulo, Brazil, S. A LEUTHOLD, PETER PAUL ,............ .......,......,...,..,.............................,.....,..........,,..,. 6 4 Hillcrest Road, Windsor, Conn MCKELVEY, THOMAS WARD .....,. MORRIS, JOHN HANNA, JR ........ . ......... . MOSELEY, ROBERT FIGUERS, III ........ MULLER, WILLIAM EMIL ....,.................. NAYLOR, RANDOLPH SOARBOROUGH ......., NEE, DAVID DAWES ..,.......,.......,............ NICHOLS, JOHN TREADWELL, II ........... PEARSE, JOHN DAVID ......................... REDFIELD, BRUCE BURDETTE ........ ROBINSON, JAMES TORREY .......... ROGERS, BRUCE TRYON ........,...., ROLLINS, DAVID BURCHARD .......... ROSENTHAL, STEPHEN FRANK ....... SAEIN, JOHN ROGERS .............. . ........... SCHMUCK, JOHN BREWSTER ..............,......, SCHOFIELD, JONATHAN MAYHEW, JR ...... SHEANE, WILLOUOHEY GEORGE, JR ........ SHECHTMAN, RICHARD GERALD ...........,..,.... SHEPHERD, RICHARD DEWITT BARLOW ......., SPEAR, THOMAS TURNER .......................... SPEARE, ALDEN, JR ........................ SPENCER, GEORGE HENRY, JR .......,.. STONER, GERALD OwEN ............... SWAIN, DONALD RICHARD ........... SYKES, HAROLD ARTHUR, III ......... TABER, DONALD ROBERT, JR ..,.... TERRY, NATHAN MAXSON, JR .......... TORBERT, ELLISON LOWRIE .................. VAN DUYNE, SCHUYLER, JR .................... VOLCKHAUSEN, THEODORE WATTLEY ..... WALSH, WILLIAM FINLEY ...,.................. WARTEL, LAWRENCE JAY ............... WEBBER, MARTIN JACKSON ................... WELLES, CHARLES HOPKINS, IV ......,.., WEMYSS, GARY LOOMIS ............,........ WHITNEY, DAVID GRAINOER ,......... WILLIAMS, WILLIAM, II .............. ABBE, CHARLES JUNGGREN ........ ARNOLD, DAVID HAMLIN ..,....,. BAKER, GUY FREDERIC ......,. BARTON, DAVID LEEDS ............ BARTON, DONALD SHAILER ......... BARWISE, RICHARD DAVID ......... BATES, WILLIAM CALVIN ....,.....................,..,....,.. ....... ..... . . . BERNSTEIN, RICHARD IRA ..... .........................,... , ..., Hope Street, Springdale, Conn Oak Drive, Pleasantville, N. Y ........103 Albany Avenue, Kingston, N. Y .........2l5 Inwood Drive, Rochester, N. Y Linda Lane, Darien, Conn ........96 Bradley Street, Bristol, Conn 2, Herndon, Va Sunnyslope Drive, West Hartford, Conn Skitchewaug Street, Wilson, Conn. ........,108 Upper Broad Street, Windsor, Conn Rockwell Avenue, Naugatuck, Conn. ............l35 Brewster Road, Scarsdale, N. Y Pine Road, West Hartford, Conn ....,..2l4 Converse Street, Longmeadow, Mass Church Street, Naugatuck, Conn Palisado Avenue, Windsor, Conn ........56 Gurley Road, Shippan Point, Stamford, Conn Linwold Drive, West Hartford, Conn ...,...,.....146-A Hodge Road, Princeton, N. J Road, Litchfield, Conn Chamberlain Road, Wethersfield, Conn 1, Traskwood, Ark Old King's Highway North, Darien, Conn Victoria Road, New Britain, Conn Meadow Woods Road, Great Neck, Long Island, N. Y Fairfield Avenue, Holyoke, Mass the Green, Dover, Del .........,952 Plymouth Street, Pelham Manor, N. Y .......,....l50 Hawthorne Avenue, Glenridge, N. J ...........Sport Hill Road, Redding Ridge, Conn Glenbrook Road, West Hartford, Conn Conn Foxcroft Road, West Hartford, Conn Pa .........127 Granite Street, Rockport, Mass Roseland Road, Worcester, Mass .........244 Dorset Road, Waban, Mass FRESHMEN F. D. No. 2, Newtown, Bucks County, Pa ,....,.........................Chaffee School, Windsor, Conn Rumford Street, West Hartford, Conn ...........624 Fern Street, West Hartford, Conn ........624 Fern Street, West Hartford, Conn Glenwood Avenue Plainfield, N. J 10 Avondale Road, West Hartford, Conn Cumberland Road, West Hartford, Conn BRANDON, CHRISTOPHER KENNETH ARTHUR ........... ........,............... l 28 Oxford Street, Hartford, Conn BROWN, DEAN EDGAR III ...................................,... ...,....,. 3 Oxford Street, Chevy Chase Village, Md BURRALL, BARNUM BEACH ................ . .................. .....,.. . .. CARVEY, EDWARD TIGHE. ..... ., CELIO, RICHARD FRANCIS ....... East Litchfield Road, Litchfield, Conn .......121 Broad Street, Wethersfield, Conn Filley Street, Windsor, Conn CHAMIJERLAIN, BROOKS IFHEODORE ,... COLE, JOHN MILTON ............................. CossE'rTE, BARRY JEFI-'ERS ......... DEPA'FIE, EUGENE PAUL ......... DEVAULT, ALBERT ROBERT ........ . DINsMoRE, JAMEs FREDERICK ..,,... DUBEY, PAUL BU'rLER ................. ENGELMAN, BARRY HUOH ........... FAZZINA, THOMAS ANTHONY .......... FEINE, PAUL MONEY ...........,,...... FENTON, RICHARD ............,.,,..,.. GIoRo1o, PETER ANTHONY ..,....... HALLAS, HENRY CARYL ................,. HUNTINGTON, JOEL RUcoLEs ,..,..... HUTT, JEREMY REINBOTH ........... JETER, HEWITF WEBB ...........,........ JOHNSON, ARNOLD WHI'l'EHEAD ,........ JOHNSON, CLINTON CLIFFORD ........ ., JOHNSON, RODERICK CUMMINGS ........ JOHNSON, STANLEY PAUL ,,,..,,.,.,,,,,. JOSEPH, RICHARD JULIAN. ................,. .. KOLODNEX', ROBERT BERNARD, JR ...... KROLL, PETER MARSHALL ,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, KROT, FRANS WILLEM ...,.......,. LAMACCHIA, ROBERT ALAN ..,..... LASKY, ROBERT WALTER ,............... LATHROP, JOHN MARCUS, III ..,..... LOOM1s, EDWIN BRUCE .,.............. MAREMONT, NIcHoLAs ...........,.....,........ MCCARTHY, GERALD FRANCIS ............. MCGEHAN, FREDERICK PARsoNs, JR. MOREHOUSE, 'IAHEODORE CHICHESTER, III MOREY, PAUL RODERIOK ..... .................. . ..... , MORGAN, RIOHARD, V .......... MURTI-IA, JOHN GARVAN ................. POTTER, MICHAEL CHARLES .............. REVERAND, CEDRIC DWIGHT, JR ...,.... REYNOI.Ds, NORMAN CLARK, JR ....... RUsHER, WILLIAM HUMPHREY ...,.,.... SEwALL, CHARLES GRENvILLE .......... SHULMAN, MARC JEFFREY .....,........ SMITH, SEYMOUR MASLIN ,......,....... SOUERS, ERIC WEBB ......... ,,.. .............,. TUTFLE, THOMAs ROOERSON, JR .......... VAN METER, JAN RODDEN ................. WEEKS, JOHN STEPHEN ................ WHITEH-EAD, GERRY WILSON. ...,,. .. WILSON, COLIN FREDERICK ......... WILLIAMS, ROBERT EVAN ........ ,lil Kenyon Street, Hartford, Greenbrier Road, East Hartford, Hickory Lane, West Hartford, ........114 Garfield Road, West Hartford, ,........l95 Hilltop Drive, Nichols, Trumbull, Knollwood Road, East Hartford, LeMay Street, West Hartford, .........139 Columbia Boulevard, Waterbury, Burbank Road, Wethersfield, Road, Bloomfield, Gull Rock Road, R. F. D. No. 3, Madison, Bina Avenue, Wilson, Park Avenue, Windsor, ........22 Thomson Road, West Hartford, Windsor Avenue, Windsor Sage Park Road, Windsor, ! Nowell Road, Melrose, ........567 Bloomfield Avenue, Bloomfield, Mohawk Drive, West Hartford, ........567 Bloomfield Avenue, Bloomfield, Bidwell Street, Waterbury, Albany Avenue, West Hartford, Conn Conn Conn Conn. Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Mass. Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Hillside Avenue, Plainfield, N. ........255 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor, Conn 11 Mayflower Drive, Bridgeport, Conn. ........1174 Matianuck Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Chesebro Lane, Stonington, Conn. Foxcroft Road, West Hartford, Conn Pine Lane, Winnetka, Ill Selden Hill Drive, West Hartford, ..........620 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor, Conn Conn ..........,lO4 Cassilis Avenue, Bronxville, N. Y. Washburn Road, New London, Conn. ...,....196 Fern Street, West Hartford, Conn. Fulton Place, West Hartford, Conn. Laurel Avenue, Windsor, Conn ..........225 Terry Plains Road, Bloomfield, Stafford Avenue, Bristol, Conn Conn 950 Vista Road, Hillsborough, San Mateo, Cal Grace Church Street, Rye, N. Y. 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MacLean, Conlin THE STUDENT COUNCIL Briscoe Smith .....,.............., .,....,........ ...,...,... .,............. P 1 ' evident Barrett Dower ....,....... ,..... V ia'e-Preridvnt Charles McCarthy ........,........,........,.,,.....,,... ......... ...... ....,.,......,.... . S ' ecremry The Student Council, under the competent leadership of Mr. Orchard and Sandy Smith, brought to realization many projects which had long been merely conversation pieces. The most important event of the year was a two-day conference of the New England Student Government Association which was held at Loomis in December. Two hundred students, representing more than fifty New England schools, assembled to discuss the problems of their own school. The conference, the first of its kind to be held at Loomis, was a success. Midyear elections betrayed a sore need for a more accurate means of determining the council nominees. A new method of nomination was drawn up by the Council and inserted in the Constitution. With the guidance of Mr. Grubbs and Mr. Mun er, who advised the Council during Mr. Orchard's illness, a system was initiated to stimu ate greater cooperation between the councilors in each dormitory. Other plans brought about a Day-boyAdvisee system and Senior supervision of Study Hall. In March, the Council played host to delegates from Hotchkiss and Litchfield Junior Republic, who came to study the operations of our Council. After receiving constructive suggestions from the student body, the constitutional committee of Martin Nemirow and David Olds, under the-direction ofthe Student Council, thoroughly modernized the constitution. The new document was voted upon and accepted by the school. The Council this year also took charge of appointing the cheerleaders in an attempt to awaken interest in this important job and thus bolster school spirit. Back Row: D. Olds, Schneck, Forster, Nemirow, Sharpe, Davison, Spencer, Roberts, J. Daub Third Row: Moe, F. Barrett, Hodson, Schoonmaker, Burnham, Whitaker Serorzd Row: Lamb, Norganrd, Greenland, Schwamm, Babb, Ward, T. Walsh, Quirk, Trudeau First Raw: Mr. Haller, C. Williams, Cook, Hunter, G. Smith, P. Hopkins, B. R. Smith, Hall, Ragals . STUDENT ENDOWMENT FUND George Smith .................,.,. ' .....,................,......,...,..,..,....,............,.......,, P resident Robert Hunter ........ .....,...,,,. V ire-President Philip Hopkins ............ ...... .............,..,...... Secretary-Treasurer This ear, under the leadership of George Smith, the Student Endowment Fund made 351,500. The members ofthe Endowment Fund drew up a list of possible ifts for the school and placed the choices on a ballot presented to school for vote at lunci. The gifts thus selected by the student body were furnishings for the Warham Social Room and books for the library. gb Bark Row: Alvord, L. Clark, Danziger, Hamilton, Goodrich, J. Daub, Roberts, Rhodes Fourth Row: Tolles, Patricelli, Fidlar, Mandell, Keller, Krot, Howard, Nec, Pearse Third Row: Mr. House, Whitney, Hadley, F. Barrett, M. Olds, Kennedy, Graybeal, Sharpe, Ives, Bowen Serond Row: Paoletti,Irving, Halvorssen, Sabin, Muller, Cash, B. Smith, D. Adams, Hubbard, Hall Firrt Row: J. C. Allen fpresidentj, Allis, Berger, Lavers, T. Walsh, Archer, Romig, Long, Wheeler, Morris THE GLEE CLUB Julius C. Allen ....,........ .......,......... ,.....,,.,...,..,.........,. ....... P 1' e .fident Robert S. Hall ....,.,.,.i..,.. .......i..... ....,.. L i Marian Frank E. House, III .,.,.............,.,.,...,,..........,..........,....,........,........,...... Director The Loomis Glee Club opened an active and successful season by journeying to the Oxford School for a joint concert in December. Following close after this the Loomis Club joined with Chaffee for the traditional Christmas program, done this year entirely in Latin, in the Loomis Chapel. A A mid-term concert with Miss Hall's School at Loomis highlighted the winter term. At the beginning of the spring term the Glec Club participated in the twenty-third annual Preparatory Schools, Music Festival with the Clubs of Deerfield, Choate, Hotch- kiss, and Taft at the Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hartford. In the first part of May, seven- teen members of the Glee Club took part in The Gondoliersu at the Loomis Theater. Later on in this same month, the Loomis Club traveled to St. Margaret's School for a joint concert and informal dance. As is the custom, Loomis and Chafee ended the year by once again combining to present the annual Commencement concert at each school. FUTTF Back Row: J. C. Allen, Hall, W. MacLean, Schramm First Row: Mr. Campeau, Howard, C. MacLean, G. Smith, C. McCarthy JUNTO Charles MacLean .....,.... .................... ...... C h airmen Mr. Campeau ...............,....................,........................,..........4......,.......... Adviser This ear, JUNTO, the Loomis Community Chest, again appealed to the student body for fiinds. The eight-member committee, headed by Chassie MacLean, distributed over 352000 among twenty local, national, and international charitable institutions. In allocating its funds, JUNTO favored small, unpublicized groups and generally avoided giving to large, widely publicized and well supported organizations. As in the past, JUNTO gave to groups combating crippling diseases and organizations providing relief for victims of disaster, but it stressed giving to organizations that aid students at home and abroad. Donations were given to CARE, the Hartford Community Chest, Connecticut Junior Republic, Newington Home for Crippled Children, World University Service Fund, United Negro College Fund, and many small groups. The JUNTO committee made a sincere effort to keep the student body informed of its activities through Log articles, financial statements, and chapel talks. iff 'ihi sf i 2 .A ,- ,gi li f lik? - .1 Q PRESS CLUB Back Row: B. Murphy, D. Olds, Rosten, Bamberger Firxl Raw: Mackler, Lamb, Dower fpresidentl LOOMISCELLANY Bark Row: Mackler, Sharpe, D. Olds, Paolettl, Rosenthal First Row: Schwamm, Archer, Dower, Danziger, Mr. Wise Fl HANDBOOK Back Row: Patricelli, Mackler, Mr. Stookins Firsl Row: Archer, Dower, Nemirow, Freedman LOG Back Row: Mackler, Ragals, Seibert, Beizcr, C. Williams, H. Britton, Burnham, Vancini, D. Adams, Zacher, Mueller, Paoletti Third Row: Alvord, McKay, Young, Berger, Murphy, Sturges, Osgood, Weiner, Hill, Oman, Hurlburt, Rosen- thal Second Row: Weiss, Michelsen, Mus- grave, Rcgesrein, Schwamm, Archer, Horn, D. Olds, Quirk, Forster First Row: Patricelli, Schenck, Rosten, Lamb Ceditorj, Dower, G. Smith, Nemirow, Mr. Czlmpeau MEDICAL AIDES Back Row: Keller, Clcmcntino, Norgaurcl, Goodrich, Gale, Mamlell Second Row: Stoner, Kotchen, Schramm, Mr. Porter, Weil, Ward, P. Hopkins First Raw: Danzigcr, Caulfield, Rosen- thal, W. MacLean, Flynn, Hurllmrt LOOM Back Row: W. Williams, Coe, Mackler First Row: Lamb, Schwamm, Weiss FRENCH CLUB Back Row: Brush, C. Williams, Akin, Shepherd, Quirk, Andrews, Freedman, Sinnott, I. C. Allen, McKey Second Row: Mr. Stookins, Mrs. Stookins, Beizer, Paoletti, Lamb, D. Olds, Sul- livun First Row: Mackler, Ragals, Dower, Macwhinney bd SPANISH CLUB Back Row: D. Krot, Mr. Adams, M. Barrett, Edgett First Raw: Spencer, Michelsen, Hodson, Roberts, Hill s CLASSICS CLUB Back Row: Mr. Hickok, Romig, Paoletti, Wheeler, Mr. Van Why First Row: Beizer, Mackler, Thoms, Sullivan, Weiss DEBATING CLUB Back Row: Beizer, Flynn, Mueller, Rut- ledge, Sabel, Schenck, Weil, Ward, Ludwigson, Irving Second Row: Mr. Munger, Gale, Bow- man, Regestein, Conlin, Zacher, Fors- ter, Hill First Row: Weiss, Schonles, Thoms, Volkhausen, C. Britton, P. Hopkins CHESS CLUB Bark Row: Buffum, Feinc, Freedman, Gettys, Schulte, Guckcr, Mnckler, First Row: Caulfield, Cannon, Thoms, Sturges, Regestein, Hill, Mr. Wor- thington POLITICAL CLUB Back Row: Tiedeman, Rutledge, Weiss, Weil, P. Hopkins, H. Britton, Sharpe, Norgaard Third Row: Ruffat, Thoms, Volkhausen, Odlum, Rhodes, D. Adams, Brainard, Sabel, Kotchen, Danziger Srcond Row: Hill, Wartel, Beizer, Kauf- man, Sturges, Hurlburt, Oman, M. Olds, D. Olds, Schenck First Row. Bz1mberger,'Regestein, Ragals, Forster, Rosten, Zacher Cpresidentb, Conlin, Lamb, T. Walsh, Luclwigson LOOMISTA KES Front Row: Romig Cpresidentj, Long, Berger, D. Adams, Mandell, Ives, Fidlar, Keller, Hamilton, Tolles PELICANS Fran! Row: J. C. Allen Cpresidentj, T. Walsh, B. Smith, Hall, Hubbard, L. Clark, Roberts, Graybeal, D. Krot, Howard, Rhodes 'r ORCHESTRA Buck Row: De Vault Abbe, Reynolds, Van Meter, Morey, Clementine, Taber, Dubey Firxt Raw: Mr. Anderson, Gross, Nemi- row, Kotchen Cpresidentj, Paoletti, Fidlar, Abele DARWIN CLUB Bark Raw: S. Smith, Ragals, Hughes, Hamel Second Row: Tuttle, Kolodney, Vail, Kaufman, Sturges, Weeks Firxl Raw: Ramirez, Michelsen, Howard fpresidentl, Myles, Muller, Greenland, 'I'iec'lemann SOPHOMORE RECEPTION COMMITTEE Back Row: C. Brown, Alokones, Bern- Stein, W. Walsh, Webber Second Row: A. Daub, Terry, Nichols, Chutter, Schofield, Fowles Fir.rlRnw:: Stoner, Sabin, Irving, Miss Adams, Whitney, Halvorssen, Brooke PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Bark Row: Brainard, Dole, Lorraine, Rogers, Weiss Firxt Row: Seibert, Fiallos, Bowman Rosenthal fpresidentj, Bamberger Hughes L, Q3 3 INTRAMURAL ATHLETIC COUNCIL Bark Row: Howard, Hall, C. MacLean First Row: Mr. Pitney, Mr. Pratt, Mr. Shimkus, Mr. Warren -TS ATHLETIC COUNCIL Back Row: C. MacLean, F. Roberts, Thrall, Mr. Evenson, Ramirez, Mr. Munger, Vancini, Mr. Van Vleck, Mr. C. Pratt, Dickinson Second Row: Mr. House, G. Hopkins, Hubbard, Cowles, Mitchell, MacWhin- ney, J. Howard, Hall, Schoonmaker First Row: T. Walsh, Mr. Fowles, Mr. Pitney, Mr. Warren, Mr. Grubbs, Mr. Haller, Atkinson, Conlin, Mr. Shimkus 1, 1- , x fVx ,f ...- STAGEI-IANDS UNION Back Row: Brainard, B. Brown, Sinnott, Lamb, Archer, M. Olds, Watsoii, Regesrein, Seibert, Shepherd Second Row: Sabin, Perry, Gale, D. Adams, Hubbard, J. Foster, S. Foster, Weiner First Row: Norgaard, Horn, Whitbeck, I-lodson, Schwamm, Ragals, Tiedemann SPORTS AND RECEPTION COMMITTEE Back Row: Conlin, Benjamin, Dickinson Hodson, Akin, IJ. Clark, Ludwigson First Row: Schoonmuker, H. E. Britton, Burnhnm, Michelsen, J. Foster DINING HALL COMMITTEE Bark Row: Vuncini, G. Smith, H. E. Britton, Conlin, Archer, Gehris, R. Clark, Andrews Firxl Row: Trudeau, Rcgestcin, Rnguls, Bumbergcr, Quirk HE' ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE Second Row: C. Allen, B. Smith, G. Hopkins, Zacher First Row: T. Walsh, Howard, Benjamin Cchalrmanj, G. Smith, Dower 1 6 fr Y ELECTIONS COMMITTEE Bark Raw: Sabel, Roberts, Burnham, Babb, Quaintance, Bowman, C. Wil- liams First Row: G. Hopkins, Ryan, Rosten fchairmanl, French, Horn 1 vj - CHAPEL AND ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Back Raw: Whitbeck, Ramirez, Tiede- munn, Norganrd, Bamberger, Green- land Firxl Row: Sharpe, Forster, Zacher, Rzxgals, Hull SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE Burk Row: Mnckler, Andrews, McKey Schenck, Schrumm, Puoletti, Dunziger Nemirow, Lunmln Serond Row: Sullivan, Frnim, D. Olds SCl1WilmlTI, Archer, Quirk, Korchen Akin Firsl Row: C. Willinrns, Regestein Dower, Freealnmn Cpresidentl, Weiss Trudeau, Miss Adams I 1 DRAMATICS Loomis and ChaH'ee began the 1955-1956 school dramatic season in December with a production ofThornton Wilder's The Skin ofOur Teeth, directed by Mr. Norris Orchard. Bill Conlin and Sandra McDavid admirably portrayed Mr. and Mrs. George Antrobus, John Hurlburt and Joan Thompson, in the role of the Antrobus children, gave a firstarate performance, and Jane Fearer showed unusual acting ability in the portrayal of a fiercely pessimistic Cassandra-like g psy fortune teller. Charlotte Aquiviva's representation of Sabia, the cheerful maid, enlivened the play. The allegorical play was considered one of Mr. Oi-chard's most brilliant Loomis productions. The annual Christmas program was presented in the Chapel on December 11. Planned by Mr. Van Why, the entire service was conducted in Latin! Traditional Christmas passages were read bv Barrett Dower, Margaret Morrell, and Messrs. Grubbs, Campeau, Munger, and Van Why. A chorus of Loomis and Chaffee students directed by Mr. House and Mrs. Norris sang from the balcony. In May, Mr. Norris transported the school to Venice and Barataria for the production of Gilbert and Sullivan's The Gondoliersf' Complications caused by mistaken identity were deli htfully ironed out b the cast of forty-six. The operetta was highlighted by the brilliant pergzrmances of Julie Allen and Charlie Fidlar, the starring gondoliers, and Nancy Ahern and Dodie Hearn, their lot-chosen wives. 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' ' V ' N - ...immorta- K my HSM FIRST TEAM FOOTBALL Back Raw: Mr. Van Vleck, Thoms Cmanagerj, Schramm Cmanageri, Mr. Erikson, Mr. Carter F5111 Raw: George, Rice, Flynn, Brooke, Spencer, F azzina, Webber, J. G. Adams Fourth Row: C. Wilson, Sykes, Coe, Robinson, A. Adams, Sewull, Fowles, Lane Third Rory: Rollins, Ives, Morris, Howard, M. Whitehead, Berger, Baker, Patricclli Second Row: W. MacLean, Goodrich, Benson, H. Britton, Rudder, Hamilton, Akin, Caley, Donnelly First Row: T. Walsh, Whitaker, Conlin, French, Schoonmaker, Atkinson, Hodson, B. Smith, Burford, Babb FOCTBALL Richard Atkinson, William Schoonmaker .,....... ........ C 0-captains Donald Schramm, William Thoms ................, ,,,,,,,, M gnagg,-5 Mr. Erickson, Mr. Van Vleck, Mr. Carter ...,.....,..... .....,,. ....,..., C 0 aches Loomis 7 Suiiield 7 Loomis 27 Taft 14 Loomis 13 Wilbraham 19 Loomis 13 Hotchkiss 27 Loomis 6 Trinity 19 Loomis 0 Kent 47 Faced with unusually strong opposition, the Loomis football team experienced a disappointing season. The unimpressive record of one victory, one tie, and four defeats, however, does not adequatel show the teamis potential. Inexperience and poor pass defense hindered what might liave been a successful season. The season opened hopefully as the Maroons tied one of the strongest Suffield teams it has ever met. Bill Conlin passed to co-captain Dick Atkinson for the only Loomis touch- down. The next week, Wilbraham jumped to a 19 point lead before the Islanders' attack caught fire. In the last period Atkinson scored, once on a 50-yard run and the second time on a pass completion, but the team lost, 19-13. In the game with Trinity freshmen, the Loomis s uad faced a bi ger and more ex- perienced team. Loomis was behind 19-0 until the finaili quarter when Elonlin scored on a quarterback sneak. The following Saturday, the Loomis eleven traveled to Taft. Dick Atkinson scored three times and scat-back Tom Walsh talleyed another touchdown, as the Maroons sent the Taft men to a 27f14 defeat. Promgoers saw Loomis defeated by Hotchkiss, 27-13, after the team failed to follow up a 13 point lead gained on touchdowns scored by Walsh and Atkinson. An undefeated Kent team retained possession of the Silver Spoon by trimming Loomis in the final game of the season. Dick Atkinson led the team with 42 points to his credit, followed by Bill Conlin and Tom Walsh, with 12 points each. Until the final Kent game, Loomis's average score was 13 points, compared with the opponent's average of 117. Co-captain Bill Schoonmaker led an aggressive line composed of Sandy Smith, Bill Hamilton, Ken Burford, Lew George, Dave Hodson, and Del Babb. The hard-driving backlield consisted of Bill Conlin, Dick Atkinson, Tom Walsh, and Matt Whitehead. Although Coach Erickson had to build a team this year with only three returning letter- men, the outlook of next year is brighter. 'UN ' .c fl ! A x 3' LY I I 0 Q N -Her' 52' 1 M , LUDLOW SENIOR FOOTBALL Won 0 Lost 3 Tied 1 Bark Raw: Mr. Pratt, Ludwigson, Lawrence, J. Wilsoli, Cook Cmanagerj Third Row: L. A. Daub, Lorraine, Welles, Leyds, Graves, F. Murphy Second Row: Alvord, Oman, Wartel, B. Murphy, Gale, Blanc Fin! Raw: Stoner, Mueller, Nemirow, Weil, Schwamm, Hurlburt, Seibert ALLYN SENIOR FOOTBALL Won 4 Lost 0 Back Raw: Mr. Warren, Moe, Stevens, Murtha, Lavers Kmanagerb Third Row: Chutter, Jevne, Sabin, Speare, McKelvey, Kennedy, Bassick, Coale Second Raw: Ryan, R. Dinsmore, Gray- beal, Swift, Trudeau, Whitbeck, Weiner Fin! Row: Warcl, Dower, Thi-all, M. Barrett, C. MacLean, G. Smith, C. Allen, Rhodes WOLCOTT SENIOR FOOTBALL Won 1 Lost 2 Tied 1 Bark Raw: VV. Williams, Camp, G. McCarthy, Alokones Third Row: R. Williams, Vail, Bernard, Lasky, C. Brown, Burrall, Sahel Second Row: Danziger, Nec, Eustis, S. Foster, Andrews, Kaufman, Whelan, Silber Firr! Row: Carter, Schenck, Zacher, Rhines, C. Williams, Nichols, J. Foster, McCabe, D. Olds ALLYN JUNIOR FOOTBALL VVon 3 Lost O Tied I Back Row: Maintlell ffT1ill'IllgCI'J, Tuttle, Wemyss, Koloclney, Arnold, Conklin S4-fond Row: Hamel, Burwise, S. Smith, I-Inllns, Jeter, J. Dinsmorc, Cole Fin! Row: Cosmini, Naylor, Babcock, Allis, J. I . Allen, Carlson WOLCOTT JUNIOR FOOTBALL Won I Lost 'Z Tied I Bark Row: Mr. Flash, Carvey, Bubin, W. Walsh Cmnnngerl Second Row: Revernml, Jaeger, DeI':1tie, Potter, Moseley, Cordncr Firsl Raw: Celio, Poirier, Leuthold, Morehouse, Morgan, Torbert, jezyk LUDLOW JUNIOR FOOTBALL Won 1 Lost 3 Back Row: Mr. Munger, Brandon, De- Mellier, McGehan, Schofield, Engel- mzxn, Desm arnls Second Raw: G. Whitehead, F. Krot, LnMz1cchi:1, Dew, Weiss, Lathrop Gross First Row: Fenton, Gilmore, Maremont Gourlie, Souers, Dubey, R. Johnson Bates 9 FIRST TEAM SOCCER Bark Row: Mr. Worthington, Langbehn fmanagerj, Young, Perry, Osgood, Archer Cmanagerj, Mr. House Third Row: Brush, Britton, Vancini, Bernstein, Bowen, Crosley Second Row: Krot, MacWhinney, W. Daub, Bowman, Quirk, Davison, Nuckols First Row: Hubbard, F. G. Roberts, Cowles, Dickinson, Hall, Long, Mitchell, Forster SOCCER Robert Hall, Thomas Dickinson ..........,..,.... ..,..... C 0-Captains Robert Archer, David Langbehn ........ .......,.,.....,.... ......... M a nagerx Mr House, Mr. Worthington ......... ...,............. . .Coaches Loomis 3 Kingswood 1 Loomis Avon Loomis 4 Wilbraham 1 Loomis Taft Loomis 3 Kent 1 Loomis Suffield Loomis 4 Deerfield 4 Loomis Hotchkiss Loomis 1 Choate 0 Strengthened by the return of seven lettermen from the undefeated 1954 squad, the Loomis Soccer Team turned in a highly respectable season, winning four, losing two, while tying three. Opening the season successfully, co-captain Tommy Dickinson led the Maroons over Kingswood, 3-1, and Charlie Mitchell netted two as Wilbraham was beaten, 4-1. Rick Roberts and Pete Hubbard then led the team to a hard-fought 3-1 victory over the Kent booters. Playing at home to Deerfield, the Pelicans were tied 4-4 despite a double overtime. After trampling Avon 6-1, Skip Britton and Rick Roberts each scoring twice, the team traveled to Taft, where they suffered their first defeat in fifteen games, by the respectable score of 2-1. The loss of the game, however, was overshadowed by the loss for the remainder of the season of both co-captain Bob Hall and Bob Cowles, both suffering leg injuries during that game. John Daub performed well in the goal, saving ten, as Sufheld played to a 0-0 tie. In preparation for arch-rival Choate, the booters were tied by Hotchkiss 5-all as Tommy Dickinson scored two. Then, traveling to VVallingford, the Maroons put on a fine defensive performance but were overcome in the final quarter 3-1. Dave Long scored the lone tally for the Islanders. Individually, Tom Dickinson led the scoring with nine. Rick Roberts, Skip Britton, and Charlie Mitchell followed with five, four and three, respectively. Dave Long, Pete Hubbard, and Bob Cowles each hit for two. No credits would be complete without men- tion of the fine all-around performances of Bob Hall, Dirk Krot, Bill Bowman, and soph- omore John Davison. Next year's squad should continue this year's success, led by Bob Cowles and Charlie Mitchell, co-captains elect, and returnees Dave Long, Skip Britton, Sam Nuckols, Ted Crosley, and John Davison. ,if mai' it' 4 ,Qs 15 '- , rivfg,-, , am be-L 1 Q A ' W-3. aH'v'b?... K I ,123 Q. A T.-, J- f- L ' -fb 1 A , ' ,.-M I 4 Q1 L W-'.'ff-aw ,Qv , fxtfff' ' x -' 2 1 :,!7 Q'.'1' '. 1 -4 .2-W 1- : - .?rl:f' ,JV ,-. -ff he f 'f 4 ' v ,d -. - -.f 1 fag--.1. 'V-Z.. '22 gizifgszgc .4- -'nk' ' H v 51222:- hs, . MQ' 'A K , ,FW l ,g I-, b :....,,1g 1- 1 rv . + A -S5 Af.1..'.f. if L, 7 ,z , I ,J Jin! , si, ' . T U, V .jffgiikggv .L -A-Y, 5' ,Q , .4 .',', Q -- V H in, Z.,:. ,u.BQ.... W-vu LUDLOW SOCCER Won 7 Lost 3 Tied 2 Bark Row: Feine Cmanagerl, S. P. John- son, D. L. Barton, Mr. Adair, Bailey fmzmagerj, Fiallos Crnanagerj, Ragals frefereej Third Row: Rosenthal, Volckhausen, Greenough, Fox, D. S. Barton Second Row: Shechtman, Bamberger, V. Johnson, Strauss, Tolles, Swain First Row: Hadley, Snelling, Sturges, VVatson, Gehris, Scholte, K. Hill ALLYN SOCCER Won 1 Lost 7 Tied 4 Back Row: Bailey Cmanagerj, Rogers, Schneller, Giorgio, Beaulieu, Fiallos fmanagerl Third Row: Schoales, Whitson, Caulfield, Bestor, Wheeler, Musgrave Second Raw: Weeks, Cannon, B. Brown, Kelly, Muller, Shepherd First Row: Ramirez, Tiedemann, Michel- sen, Myles, McKey, Kotchen, Heym WOLCOTT SOCCER VVon 5 Lost 3 Tied 4 Bark Raw: Latham, joseloff, Ellsworth, Mr. Beebc, Feine Cmanagerj, Bulfum, Bailey Cmanagerj, Fiallos Cmzmagerl, Ragals Crefereej Third Row: Dole, Brainard, Horn, Nor- gazlrd, Lombardi, D. Brown, Sheane Serum! Row: Buck, Pearse, Richards, M. Olds, Irving, Rutledge, Reynolds Firrt Row: Pond, Keller, Clementine, P. Hopkins, Burham, R. Clark, Sharpe FIRST TEAM BASKETBALL Bark Row: Mr. Erickson, Dinsmore, F. Krot, Hallas, G. McCarthy, Lasky, Morris, Margolis Cmanagerj Second Row: Cash, Benson, Sykes, P. Bernstein, Mueller, Baker, Crosley First Row: M. Whitehead, Schenck, Conlin, Atkinson, Benjamin, G. Hopkins, J. C. Allen BASKETBALL Dick Atkinson ...,...,,........ ,..,,........,............,,...,........ .......,. C zz ptazn David Margolis ....,...,.........,,.....,.... .....,. ,...... ........ M zz n ager Mr. Erickson, Mr. Van Vleck .4....,.,. ..............,.,............... .....,.... C 0 aches Loomis 74 Taft 60 Loomis 75 Deerfield 63 Loomis 74 Choate 57 Loomis 21 Williston 52 Loomis 47 Suffield 37 Loomis 83 Westminster 49 Loomis 74 Kent 42 Loomis 67 Suffield 56 Loomis 48 Cranwell 40 Loomis 68 St. Thomas 49 Loomis 59 Milford 66 Loomis 51 Wilbraham 67 Loomis 54 Wilbraham 55 Loomis 53 Mount Hermon 54 The Loomis basketball team, backed consistently by Captain Dick Atkinson, plowed through an exceptionally hard schedule with a 9-5 record. Pacing the team in points was Bill Conlin with a total of 200 points for the season, followed by Captain Atkinson with 193, john Beniamin with 167, and Ben Schenck with 115. Playmaker Giff Hopkins and hard-fighting Julie Allen rounded out the Maroon and Gray quintet. The Loomies began their record-breaking 878 point season by trouncing Taft 74-60 on the home court, as Bill Conlin led the scoring with 26 points. Next, Choate fell victim to the powerful s uad 74-57. Suffield, Kent, and Cranwell proved no problem to the Loomis five, aidedtlwy the outstanding rebounding of Dick Atkinson. By far the best game played during the season was with Milford at Loomis. The team played well, but not well enough to beat the Milford men. . The Milford thriller was followed by a one point heart-breaker with Wilbraham, as the visitors sank the needed point in the final seconds of the game. Loomis, however, downed Deerfield by a decisive 13 points on the following Saturday night. The Erickson men lost to Williston by one point because of a close call by the referee, but regaining strength, Loomis hit the season's highest score in defeating Westminster 83-49. Quick- thinking Ben Schenck led the play-making end of the game. Suffield, for the second time, and St. .Thomas proved fair hunting for the team, to round out nine victories. Hopkins and Allen provided the needed backing for the Islanders. A second meeting with Wilbraham proved unsuccessful, as did the final game of the season with Mount Hermon. A strong drive by Loomis in the final minutes of the latter game was not enough, and the visitors took the event 54-53. Although next year's team will lack experienced veterans, prospects do not look too dim. High-scoring Phil Mueller, and Phil Bernstein look like starters for the team, along with Matt Whitehead, Bill Cash, and Dave Rollins. 1 V J- , 1 I' N-4 Lili' 'J ! 'M ' 5226 s BW' N6 V 'ge vi f, 'l . if? fw ALLYN SENIOR BASKETBALL Won 9 Lost 3 Bark Row: 'Chutter, Coe, Rhodes, Whi- taker, F. Barrett, Mr. Erickson First Row: Stevens, Schoonmakcr, Babb, M. Barrett, C. MacLean LUDLOW SENIOR BASKETBALL Won 2 Lost 8 Bark Row: Ludwigson, Oman, Wilson, Patricelli, Webber, Hurlburt, Mr. Muzroll First Row: Nemirow, Alvord, J. Daub, Strauss, Bamberger, French WOLCOTT SENIOR BASKETBALL Won 5 Lost 5 Back Row: Lombardi, Eustis, Rosten, Perry, Mr. Joffray First Row: Lamb, Vancini, E. Britton, Young, I-Iodson LUDLOW INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL Won I0 Lost 0 Back Raw: Stoner, Desmarnis, Delvlellier, Welles, Shechtmnn, Odlum, B. Murphy First Row: D. Krot, Brandon, Schrnrnm, Hill, Bates, S. Johnson ALLYN INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL XVOII 2 Lost 8 Back Ro-zu: Mundell, Rogers, Cozxle, Ryan, Mr. Muzroll Firri Row: Muller, Hamel, Osgood, Lnvers, Schncller WOLCOTT INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL Won 4 Lost 6 Back Raw: Silber, Pond, J. Foster, S. Foster, Rhlnes, Mr. Erickson Firxt Raw: Leuthold, Alokones, W. Walsh, Nec, Kaufman, Berger, Whelan ALLYN JUNIOR BASKHTBALI. Won 0 Lost 10 Back Row: Hurt, COSll1ll1l, Cole, Joseph Firsl Raw: Jeter, Caulfield, VnnIVIcter, Arnold, Giorgio WOLCOTT JUNIOR BASKE'l'BAI.L Won 10 l,ost 0 Back Row: Joselolf, Buffum, Cosscttc, Chamberlin, Mr. Joffruy First Row: Clementine, DeI'a1tie, Camp, Morehouse, Rcverand LUDLOW JUNIOR BASKETBALL Won 5 Lost 5 Bark Row: LaM:1cchia, G. Whitehead Wnrtel Terrv Volckhnusen Souersi Larhroin, L. Clark Ccoachj ' First Row: Gross, Schofield, Gourlie Dubey, Rosenthal, R. Johnson, Mc Gehan FIRST TEAM WRESTLING Back Row: Abele fmanagerj Seror1dRow: Weiss, Brush, Weiner, Dew, P. Hopkins, Moe, Howard, Graybeal First Raw: Mr. Haller, Roberts Cco-captuinj, Thrall Ceo-captainj, Mr. Mulligan WRESTLING Fred Roberts, Timothy Thrall ................,........... .,.....,, C o-Captain: John Abele ..........4.....,..,,.................. ......, ..,.,......,... M a nager Mr. Haller, Mr. Mulligan .......,.............. .............,,,.............,..,.... C oacher Loomis 19 Springfield Boys' Club 11 Loomis 8 Brown Frosh 24 Loomis 6 Kent 24 Loomis 23 Taft 8 Loomis 24 Coast Guard j.V. 8 Loomis 19 Choate 11 Loomis 35 Wooster 0 The Wrestling Team enjoyed another successful season, winning five of their contests and dropping only two. The Maroon and Gray squad were hindered by a weakness in the lower weight classes, but the heavier weights more than made up for this deficiency as they widened the team's margin of victory in nearly every match. Coached by John Tiger Mulligan, the matmen opened at Springfield Boys' Club where they pinned the home team 19-11. The following week, the grapplers from Kent, seeking to avenge last year's defeat, rolled over the baffied and over-confident Loomis squad 24-6. The Coast Guard J.V. fell victim to their aggressive hosts 24-8, as Bob Brush, Rick Roberts, and John Howard all scored pins. Taft followed suit a week later as the Islanders easily swept that contest 23-8. The Tigers took on Brown Frosh this year and met overwhelming opposition in the form of a team with three New England Champions. Loomis gave way Z4-8 with Butch Weiner and Tim Thrall the only victors. In the next match, the Loomis heavyweights stole victory from under the noses of a cocky Choate team and pulled Loomis from behind to win 19-11. The Wooster club proved no match for the Pelicans as they swept all nine bouts, 35-0. In March, the whole team traveled to Boston for the Inter-Scholastics where the team captured fifth position in competition with more than thirty prep and high schools. Co- Captain Tim Thrall, who maintained an undefeated season, captured the New England Championship in the 177 pound class. J. V. WRESTLING Back Raw: Andrews, Spencer, Kolodney, Weeks Cmanngerl Second Raw: Buck, Cook, Goodrich, Donnelly, A. Johnson Firxt Row: Mr. Mulligan, Dower, Ken- nedy, C. Britton, -Gale, Torbert, Mr. Haller BAR BEI..l,.S Bark Raw: llnzzinn, Jczyk, Norgzlzird, VV:ircl, Johnson, lfiaillos ' Second Row: Morey, W. W'illinms, A Dnub, Gcttys, Naylor, Smith, B Brown Fifi! Row: McCabe Whcclcr Archer lingclmam, lrluylm, gulxin, Nzlillcr, Nlri Adair CLUB WRESTLING Back Row: Mnremont, Fidlar, D. John- son, Romig, Babcock, Abbe, Thoms Cmunngcrj Second Row: G. Smith, Schoules, Lang- behn, George, Bassick, D. Adams Firsl Row: Vail, Gucker, Horn, Weil, Shenne, Rice FIRST TEAM HOCKEY Bark Row: Ives, Sewall, Musgrave, Lane, Flynn, W. MacLean, Qunintance, Tolles, Caley, Morgan Firrl Row: A. Adams, Cordner, Burrall, Long, Mitchell Ccaptaini, Swain, Cowles, Nichols, Bowen Charles Mitchell ........,......,,....,,.....,.,......,,.,.,,. ........, C aplzzin George Hadley and John Paoletti .....,.... .....,... M zzmzgerr Mr. Warren and Mr. Munger ...,..,.,, ................,..,.,..,. .....,,.. C o aches Loomis Deerfield 11 Loomis Choate Loomis Taft 15 Loomis Hill Loomis Kent 8 Loomis Hotchkiss Loomis Westminster 7 Loomis Taft j.V.'s Loomis 1 Deerfield 5 With the acquisition of an artificial hockey rink, the Loomis hockey team once again began to function after a seven-year lapse of this sport at t-he Island. The five weeks of active competition strengthened and improved the team despite its position on the short end of a 9-0 record. The season opened with an 11-0 loss to Deerfield and a 15-0 swamping at the hands of the Taft sextet. One particularly bright spot in this outing was the consistently brilliant play of Captain and Goalie, Charlie Mitchell, who scored a total of seventy-eight saves during the Taft encounter. Sophomore center, Don Swain, scored the first Loomis goal of the season as the team lost to Kent 8-1. Then, playing on home ice before a lar e Dedication Day crowd, the Islanders were defeated by the Westminster squad, 7-1, join Nichols scoring for Loomis. Showing a much improved defense, but a weak offense, the Islanders were beaten by Choate 7-0. In an exciting and surprising game, the Maroons played to a 5-2 loss at the hands of a powerful Hill team, the first school team from outside New England to play at the Island. Don Swain-and Terry Cordner both tallied for Loomis. Hotchkiss and the Taft J.V.'s triumphed by the respective scores of 5-1 and 2-1. Overall improvement was obvious in these last three games, but frequent penalties hurt the team's chances for breaking into the win column. In the final game of the season, the Deerfield team invaded the Island and left as victors ofa 5-1 scrap. Bob Cowles scored the only Loomis goal in the final period. Although inexperienced and usually overmatched, the Loomis icemen always fought hard and with determination against their opposition. The season was one of team effort with no one player standing out above the others. The '56-'57 season promises to be an interesting one with all but three players from this year's squad returning under co-captains elect Charlie Mitchell and Dave Caley. 4 1 -r-er -w--'- ' - rw I S 1 I l I 5 Q 3 r ' , fm X 1 -1 X' xi xi 5 Il My LX, N 'ff- l 1 I x.. 'N 594-.. k'i ' x X LUDLOW HOCKEY Won 4 Lost 1 Tied 1 Bark Row: Mr. Howard, Loomis, Fenton, Ruffat, Rewinski, Sturges, Regestein, Halvorssen,Shulm:1n,Jaeger fmanagerj Firrt Raw: Blanc, Lawrence, Seibert, Graves, Hamilton, Nuckols, Bowman, F. Murphy ALLYN HOCKEY Won 1 Lost 4 Tied 1 Back Row: Mr. Worthington, Bnrwise, Michelsen, jevne, Tiedemann, Myles, Shepherd, Dole Cmanagerj Firrl Row: Beaulieu, Redfield, MUTfl1il, Allis, McKelvey, Kelly WOLCOTT HOCKEY Won, 3 Lost 3 Bark Row: Moseley Cmanagerj, Potter Pearse, Keller, Mt. Pitney Firsl Row: Zacher, Hughes, Forster, C Williams, D. Olds, Sharpe, Irving 7 FIRST TEAM RIFLE Bark Raw: Fazzinn, Ragals, C. Brown, McKey fmanagerj, Mr. Flash First Row: Douw, Gettys, Fiallos, MacWhinney, Richards, Lorraine, McCabe Alan MacWhinney .,.,.....,.,...,. Mr. Evenson, Mr. Flash ......,.. RIFLE .i..i..Capmin ....,...C0aches James McKey .............,..........., ,.., ,... ..... ,.............. , ....... M zz 77 zz ger Loomis 849 Manchester 880 Loomis 891 Wilbraham Loomis 878 Milford 652 Loomis 711 Suffield Loomis 877 Choate 867 Loomis 873 Middletown Loomis 857 Manchester 908 Loomis 839 Kingswood Loomis 885 Wilbraham 830 Loomis 883 Hamden Loomis 828 Hamden 883 Loomis 893 Middletown With Carlos Fiallos and Captain Al MaeVVhinney the only returning lettermen the trigger-pullers experienced a green season, winning only five out of their twelve matches. The Maroon and Gra sharpshooters outpointed Milford, Choate, Wilbraham, Sufiield, and Middletown, but lizlll prey to all the rest. Several newcomers, Ted Lorraine, Tom Fazzina, and Mike McCabe showed steady improvement as the season progressed and all Finished shooting in the 170's. Captain Al MacWhinney led the squad with a season average of 180. Captain-elect Ted Lorraine was next with a 175 average, followed by Carlos Fiallos with a 173. CROSS COUNTRY Back Row: Abbe, Dunsford, Whitney, Van Meter Second Row: Cash, Gucker, D. Adams, Nadler, Edgett Fin! Row: Mackler fmzmagerl, Lamb Rosten, Sullivan, S. Johnson, Mr Fowles ! CLUB RIFLE Allyn Won 13 Lost 3 Wolcott Won 7 Lost 9 Ludlow Won 4 Lost 12 Bark Row: W. Williams, Carter, Mr. Evenson, McKey Serond Row: A. Dziub, Fraim, Greenough, Morey, S. Johnson, Carvey Fin! Row: S. Smith, Sabin, B. Brown Ward, Heym, Naylor, Archer WINTER TRACK Wolcott Won 10 Lost 0 Allyn VVon 3 Lost 7 Ludlow Won 2 Lost 8 Bark Row: Brooke, Ellsworth, Schulte, M. Olds, Cnrvey, Bailey Serond Row: D. L. Barton, Hubbard, Wheeler, Grecnough, Edgett, Freed- man, Whitney, Mr. Fowles Firxt Row: D. Brown, Tuttle, Engleman, Gehris, T. Walsh, P. Bernstein, Nadler, Huntington 1 Back Row: Third Row: Serond Row: A FIRST TEAM BASEBALL Ramirez Cmanagerl, Mr. Erickson, Fazzina Cmanagerl Dubey, Osgood, Baker, J. Dinsmore, C. Wilson, Arnold, DePatie, Margolis, B. Murphy Lnsky, Rhines, Sykes, Graves, Allis, Caley, Benson First Raw: P. Bernstein, French, Long, Conlin Ceo-captainl, Vancini fco-captainj, C. McCarthy, M. Barrett, B. Smith BASEBALL William Conlin, Leon Vancini ..,.,...........,.......... ....,.. C 0-Captains Thomas Fazzina, Juan Ramirez 4......,. ........ M anagers l Mr. Erickson, Mr. Beebe ...........,..A.,. ..........,......... ......... C 0 aclzei' ' Loomis 3 Wilbraham 0 Loomis 3 Kent 0 Loomis 11 Taft 1 Loomis 12 Westminster 1 Loomis 1 Williston 3 Loomis 2 Hotchkiss 1 Loomis 3 Deerfield 7 Loomis 5 Hopkins 3 Loomis 1 Choate 4 Loomis 5 Suffield 2 Loomis 1 Kingswood 4 Despite the return of only four lettermen this year, the Islanders enjoyed a strong season, dropping only four out of their eleven contests. The Maroon and Gray were power- ful at the plate, but their effectiveness was marred by poor fielding. Bill Conlin, moundsman and Co-Captain, had a successful season both on the mound and at the plate. Though Bill was hit hard on several occasions, he nevertheless finished with a winning 4-3 record and fanned 47 batsmen. He proved just as dangerous at the plate as he led the team with a .367 average. The Pelica-n's second-sacker, Matt Barrett, was right behind Conlin at the plate, garnering 12 hits in 40 trips for a .300 average. Matt led the team in fielding, muffing only two opportunities all season. Sandy Smith, the long-ball hitter of the squad, cleared the bases several times with tremendous triples. First baseman Bill French, tail end of the Smith to Barrett to French double-pla combination, often came up with a bingle in a crucial situation. Behind the plate, Co-gaptain Dino Vancini prevented any base pilfering with his deadly peg, while the fine fielding and accurate toss of third-baseman Dave Caley more than once robbed the opposition of a hit. Pitcher-outfielder Dave Long, Roger Benson, and two newcomers who saw a lot of action, sophomores Phil Bernstein and Skip Sykes, rounded out the squad. The team got off to a good start, blanking Wilbraham 3-0 behind the one-hit pitching of lefty Dave Long. In the opening home contest a few days later, Bill Conlin captured his first victory in an 11-1 rout over Taft. The squad then experienced a temporary slump as Williston, Deerfield, and Choate all clipped the Pelican's wings. The Ericksonmen shook off the triple loss and went on to cut down their next five opponents. In the final engagement, however, a rival Kingswood team, winless against Loomis since 1947, took advantage of sloppy fielding to avenge their nine-year nemesis, 4-1. Dave Caley and Dave Long were elected to lead the diamond division for the 1957 season. LUDLOW SENIOR BASEBALL Won 1 Lost 8 Bark Row: Mr. Howard, Desmarais, Gehris, VanDuyne Second Raw: Mueller, F. Murphy Lawrence, Nuclcols, Shechtman Firsl Row: Bates, Hurlburt, Burford Davison, Weiss y ALLYN SENIOR BASEBALL Won 7 Lost 2 Tied 1 Bark Row: Whitson, Babcock, R. Dins- more, Murtha, I. C. Allen First Row: Dower, Graybeal, Beizer, Rhodes, Cosmini, Mr. Muzroll WOLCOTT SENIOR BASEBALL Won 5 Lost 3 Tied 1 Hack Row: Mr. Carter, Gregson, Cash, G. McCarthy Sammi' Row: MucWhinney, Wh nlen, Rollins, R. Clark, Corclner First Row: Celio, Leuthold, Andrews, Kaufman, C. Britton, Walsh ALLYN JUNIOR BASEBALL Won 6 Lost 3 Tied 1 Back Row: A. Adams, Tuttle, Cole, Mr. Adair, I. F. Allen, Barwise, VanMeter First Row: Muller, Schneller, Hallas, Weeks, Redfield, B. Brown, Hamel WOLCOTT JUNIOR BASEBALL Won 1 Lost 6 Buck Row: Mr. House, Revernnd, Cos- sette, Morey Second Row: Jezyk, Morehouse, Camp R. Williams Fir.rl Row: Moseley, Czxrvey, Clementine, Silber, Potter LUDLOW JUNIOR BASEBALL Won 4 Lost 5 Tied 1 Back Row: Engleman, Fox, Lathrop Second Row: Gilmore, LaMacchia, Bran- don, G. Whitehead, R. Johnson F irst Row: McGehan, Maremont, Loomis Rosenthal, Shulman FIRST TEAM TENNIS Bark Row: Dickinson fmanagerl, Nee, Carter, Welles, Joseph, Kroll, Shepherd fmanagerl Second Row: Mr. Shimkus, Nichols, Nadler, Patricelli, Strauss, Burrall, Lane Fin! Row: Hall, Sturges, Young, Hubbard fco-captainj, G. Hopkins Ceo-captainl, Ben- jamin, Berger, M. Whitehead TENNIS Gifford Hopkins, Peter Hubbard ,................ ........ C 0-Captains Thomas Dickinson .,......,..........,..,........ ...,,...... M anager Mr. Shimkus, Mr. Lay .,.....r.... , ..4.... .. ..,........r..r.......... r,.........., C oczclzes Loomis 5 Wilbraham 4 Loomis Trinity Frosh Loomis 6 Springfield Frosh 3 Loomis Kent Loomis 0 Deerfield 9 Loomis Wesleyan F rosh Loomis 6 Taft 3 Loomis Westminster Loomis 7 Williston 2 Loomis Hotchkiss The Loomis tennis team,'co-captained by Gif? Hopkins and Pete Hubbard, compiled a record of nine victories against only one setback. The squad won for the second year in a row the Peter H. Dewing Trophy for the Southern New England Tennis League Cham- pionship. Coached by Messrs. Stanley Shinkus and Donald Lay, the racket wielders ex- perienced the most successful tennis season in eleven years. Though most ofthe matches were tight, the consistent winning efforts of John Beniamin and Co-Captains Hubbard and Hopkins rescued the team in all but one match, when a powerful Deerfield squad swept the contest. The netmen opened the season by edging Wilbraham 5-4, and followed up by top- ping the Springfield College Frosh, 6-3. Loomis then received its only black mark of the season as Deerfield blanked the Maroon and Gray, 9-0. The Islanders began a seven match victory skein, sweeping all their remaining engagements. 'IIV1 LUDLOW TENNIS Won 5 Lost 2 Tied 1 Bark Raw: Feine, Taber, Odlum, Green- ough, Scholte, Blanc, Mr. Munger Third Row: Stoner, Ives, Swain, Rewin- ski, Volclchnusen, Gourlie, A. Daub Second Row: C. Johnson, Fraim, Lor- raine, Whitney, Gross, Terry, Hal- vorssen First Row: Hadley, Tolles, Seibert, Howard, Quirk, Bamberger, Watson, Fiallos ALLYN TENNIS Won 4 Lost 4 Back Row: C. MacLean, Cannon, Caul- field, Lavers, Mandell, W. MacLean Third Row: Mr. Hickock, Paoletti Wheeler, Freedman, Thoms Second Row: Abbe, Kennedy, Spencer, Naylor, Jevne, McKelvey First Row: S. Smith, Tiedemann, McKey, Kotchen, Kelly WOLCOTT TENNIS VVon 0 Lost 7 Tied 1 Back Raw: Mr. Flash, Ioselolf, Spear, D. Olds, Lombardi, Sheane, Sahel, Bailey, Latham, Hughes. Semnd Row: Danziger, Zacher, Lamb, Brainard, Horn, Norgaarcl, Rutledge, Babin, Chamberlain Firrt Raw: Dole, Keller, Pond, W. Williams, Buffum, Irving, R. Bernstein, Jaeger 3 Bark Row: Dew, Alokones, Schofield, V. Johnson, Buck, DeMellier, Gucker, Vail, S. Foster, Sewall, Rusher Sixth Raw: Giorgio, Chutter, Wartel, Rogers, Cook, Coe, S. S. Johnson, Musgrave, C. Brown, Torbert, Speare Fifth Row: Bassick, Kolodney, Leyds, Ellsworth, Hill, Souers, George, Rice, Langbehn, Dunsford Fourth Row: Mr. Joffray, Mr. Pratt, Sharpe, P. Hopkins, Hunter, Ryan, Brooke, G. Smith, Weil, Bowman, Perry, Oman, J. Foster, L. Clark, Rufifat, Mr. Fowles, Mr. Worthington Third Row: Ward, Coale, Roberts, Swift, Hamilton, J. Adams, Heym, Fowles, Weber, D. Adams, Morris, F. Krot, Edgett, Nemirow, F. Barrett Second Row: Flynn, Sullivan, Brush, Akin, Alvord, Burnham, Walsh Ccaptainl, Schoonmaker, Quaintance Hodson, Schenck, Schwamm Cmanagerj, D. Brown, Goodrich First Row: Donnelly, A. Johnson, Forster, D. Krot, M. Olds, Cowles, Schramm, Crosley, Gale, Stevens Atkinson, Moe 3 J INTRAMURAL TRACK RECORD Ludlow- Won 4 Lost 2 Wolcott - Won 3 Lost 3 Allyn - Won 2 Lost 4 TRACK Thomas Walsh ......,............,.......,............ ,..........,...,.............,..... ,...... C a pmin Mr. Fowles, Mr. Porter, Mr. Worthington, Mr. Joffray ................., Coaches Loomis 55 Hotchkiss 76 Loomis 5755 Wilbraham 59M Loomis 73 Taft S8 Loomis 58 Choate 73 Loomis 4155 Deerfield 7696 Williston 2655 Loomis 31 Choate 63 Hotchkiss 46 Taft 23 . Facing very strong opposition in several meets, the Loomis track squad, captained by sprinter Tom Walsh, compiled a record of one win 1n four dual meets, a second place in the Triangular, and a third place in the Quadrangular. Loomis was strongest in weights, jumps and hurdles, in which the school gained 28 of its 31 first laces. Dick Atkinson was high scorer for the team with 62 points, Bill Schoonmaker allowed, with a record of 53 points, and Pete Quaintance gained 47 for the season. Captain Walsh led in the sprints with a total of 29, but the Pelicans were de- cidedly weak in running events. In the first meet of the season, the Islanders suffered a disheartening defeat, losing 76-55. Before a Spring Prom crown, the track men gained their only victory as Taft fell, 73-58. In the closest meet of the season, the Fowlesmen lost to Wilbraham, 59M-5716. After gaining second place in the Triangular, Loomis fought a losing battle with Choate, 73-58. The final contest of the season saw Loomis facing Choate, Hotchkiss, and Taft once again. The Pelicans managed to beat only Taft, as the scores were Choate 63, Hotch- kiss 46, Loomis 31, Taft 23. . .qsc l fuss , J il. 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Memories of what never existed are spewed forth by our leading NEO-lites as we settle in for the last year of our Loomis careers. Graduation comes early for a few of our less fortunate shipmates. Opening assembly features pep-talk by faculty and senior wheels. Mr. Grubbs changes the name of the DIARY to the Dowery, and Sneaky Bud astonishes all by running out of things to say. The unofficial path committee, with an unofficial number of unofficial members hits the ground with an oflicial thud as Swammi's Gestapo techniques prove to be too severe for trembling newcomers. Associates Watson and Sabel are heard mumbling something about reorganizing the KKK. The athletic season seems to be well initiated, however, as we see Frank and Ralph putting their boys through early calisthenics in a seemingly futile attempt to rid them of their perennial content of alcohol. No sooner do the Pelicans spread their wings than Conlin and his Mason-second buddies organize a rival quartet, quintet, sextet, septet, or something called the Orangu- tangs. Involved herein we fine songsters Britton, Nemirow, Zacher, Schenck, and Mac- Lean. This high-class group makes its debut on WLOG to the consternation of Archer and Swammi, who have vainly been attempting to revive the station. The first issue of the LOG awaits us, thanks to Blamb and Phil. After the second and third issues have been released, newcomers are heard asking Is Wry and Ginger a humor column ? Some new editorial writer is turning out stuff that would make anyone's teeth chatter. 4 Having to its name only a little more than a week as far as Loomis is concerned, September quietly hands over rule to October. OCTOBER Autumn leaves continue to drift by the window as the first full month of school begins. Happy Frank House opens the month on a cheery note as he proclaims the glee team on the beam. Old legends are brought back by those who have been around long enough as Headmaster Grubbs announces the long-awaited return of the JOE. Seniors begin to realize that we have some local talent as Newsweek praises the Hum course in an article appropriately entitled Harvest on the Bend. Much is made of the many distinguished authorities who are lending their talents to the course, and certain faculty members are noticed walking more briskly. Ack-Ack leads the gridders to a hard-fought 7-7 draw with rival Suflield, as Dickinson and Hall lead the booters to a happy 3-1 triumph over the little girls from West Hartford. Now Rolly and the Barretts can show their faces around home again. The school hastily prepares for the advent of Big Mike Dorizas. Ramirez gives the old boy a tough time at lunch, and when reminded of his last visit to the Island, Mike can only mutter Uleentalactual agghad, thatz wat. The LOG officially welcomes Moe Brown back from his conquest of the globe, and Loomis's own world correspondent gives a good account of himself in an assembly about Mostly people. Later that week in chapel, Carl calls God a holy terror, and warns that we may wake up one of these days to the smell of burning brimstone. Limey tells all in a LOG scoop. Seems the old boy 'thought the American girl to be a cross between Grace Kelly and Marilyn Monroe. Rather than reach any hasty conclu- sions, he reveals plans to continue investigation. Hall, Dickinson, Roberts, and goalie Daub shine as booters dump Wilbraham 4-1. The pig-toters fare not so well, however, as they bite the dust 19-13 under a strong Wilbraham attack. Conlin and Ack-Ack pro- vide the drive. Our old friend Van de Velde is spied on campus and an alert reporter discovers that he has sold his infamous car although his wardrobe hasn't changed much. Home-run Barrett goes home with pockets full as his boys sweep the Series. Mac- Lean's astute Dining Hall Committee is not swayed by Navy Norm's bribe of Maroon and Gray plates but continue relentless Crusades against bread pudding. A Bread Pudding committee is organized. Coach, with the assistance ofthe Dance Committee, plans the annual fall caper-this year without Hawkins. The girl, Gifiie insists, is no problem, but I find P.D. some- what more exciting. Flood waters sweep over the Island, but Ralph remains calm and recruits an erstwhile group of seniors to tote what seems to be sixteen tons of Calcium Chloride to high ground while Carl Olson watches the water. The emergency eventually passes, much to the chagrin of the day brigade, who had planned on a two weeks' vacation with pay. Rolly discovers that cows are not strictly a Windsor phenomenon. The autumn leaves are beginning to fall fewer and farther between as November draws near ..... Z LOEIHSDTB vislh'l5R5 auhiigsi-J TIME mN.T0 PLAY BALL , , oowiif' !,,,,,,.- YDSQTOE 1 1 I 1 NOVEMBER For the first few days of the month, a violent battle ensues between the Dance Com- mittees of Oxford and Loomis as both discover they have scheduled their Fall Dance on the same night. After Benjie's threatening epistles to Granny, the girls agree to postpone their dance and VV's Fall Brawl goes ahead as scheduled. In the afternoon, the Promgoers watch the Maroon and Gray gridders amass a two- touchdown lead over Hotchkiss only to lose the contest by a last-half rally, 26-13. Eve sneaks out of the Garden of Paradise to see the game while soft lights, sweet music, and smoke flow from chez Smith where Pete is entertaining a little girl with cold toes. After the Dance, a new check-in system allows an extra half-hour for the dancers, but even then everyone is reluctant to depart. Finally, Rolly, Chassie, and Zach make an attempt to reunite the Orangutangs. The attempt falls through, but at least everyone is driven to bed-to the strains of Row, Row, Row your boat. The same night, the head warden at the Infirmary reports that her sleep was dis- rupted by a couple of councilmen who tiptoed past her door to see Giflie. ' A couple of Chaffee girls disguised as Kent football scouts, probe around the gym trying to get the inside story on Daddy's team and come upon Amos, clad only in an ace bandage. The visit must have injected into the team a serious psychological inadequacy as Kent salts the Pelicans' wings 47-0, in their last game of the season. In a belated Guy Fawkes' day celebration, Frenchie, Limey, Tiny Tim, Rolly, and Sandy depart for a week-end at Williams. The terror of Highway No. 119 proves himself a not particularly skillful navigator, as the car is hung up on a snow-capped mountain in Vermont. Assistant Wrestling coach, joli au lit, accompanies the team to Springfield for a pre- season clinic. His interest in grappling seems not too profound, but he rivals Duncan Hines in his selection of cuisine. The team passes up a six course dinner for 35 cents just to go to a place where they serve Indian Pudding-made with real Indians. DECEMBER Half of December is spent waiting for vacation and doing Hum projects. The night before they are due, certain members stay up all night polishing their masterpieces with loving hands. Joostie is all right in English class until he starts snoring. NEO comes through with The Skin of Our Teeth and gets rave reviews from Brooks Archer. Conlin and MCD show they have other talents in a first-rate performance. Char- lotte makes herself sufiiciently addle-headed, and Jane Fearer enthralls all, especially Limey, who turns poet but as yet to no avail. Schenck and Zacher get a little religion as they attend ye olde fashioned revival at Northfield. The straps and their coaches are duly honored by letters, poetryf?j, singing, and cigars at the athletic banquet as the fall sports teams pick a few stalwarts to lead them. A few characters mourn the death of Chicken a la King. The D.I-I. Committee silences. them by herding them to the lower regions of the kitchen to watch Freddy make the stuff. NESGA-nobody knows what it means, but it has something to do with student councils. About 200 of these youthful campus cops swarm over Loomis for a big conference run by Sandy and Dick Mansfield. There are all kinds of discussion groups and speeches by Bunky Munger and Chassie's uncle. Some pretty nice girls there-no check-in time. Conlin throws a Bacchic Blast to get the vacation rolling. Briscoe brings along some early NESGA arrivals to show them how Loomies make merry-or MCD in the case of the host. Dino and company drive by and find the lights out. Despite Goose's insistence that Dey must be makin' out, they figure that there is no party and drag out. Vacation swings into high as many notables go to Manhattan for refreshments. f, Lv ' .ans-'--a '37 Ji' ., - 4. . ' .3- S-it-s.ys-L! Z7'f.: . ' .. ' Y ,. , l,.uo. ' X-E, -'-A -..3,.......- . - , , - .,:,a'.-L11, 'H- . ,, V ,. A 1-:J-wif?-1' I zu- gh.: , -A fr - 1-4 .ae A 1 ' ,fs . . V . 4,1 'zlfu-1' ' ' u ' 1 . .A - l- JANUARY Bombing blearily back from Christmas vacation, we are shocked by the sudden sober- ing announcement that because of a serious illness, our adviser, Mr. Orchard, will not be with us for the rest of the school year. Most of his campus duties will be assumed by other masters, but it looks as though his production of The Gondoliersn will have to be postponed. One bright ray shines through the general post-vacation gloom: the new hockey rink will be ready to go in just two more weeks. Also ready in about two more weeks will be Mid-year exams. To celebrate the joyous event, Bowen and Rutledge Caided by Regesteinj somehow manage to hit the airwaves with a revamped version of VVLOG-WFOG. The station offers an interesting assortment of risque comments mixed with rock 'n' roll, and provokes at least faculty sneers. Fialloslreturns to the Island just in time for Mid-month College Boards. Carlos re- ports that a glorious Holiday Season was enjoyed by Grace Kelly and himself. Unfor- tunately, Kelly happened to have been in Monaco while he was in Honduras. Bulletin: the new hockey rink will be ready to go in just two more weeks. O In a startling announcement, Mr. Norris, of Biology fame, comes to the rescue ofthe frustrated campus thespians by offering to direct The Gondoliersf' Both Gilbert and Sullivan turn in their graves but are somewhat reassured by the news that Squirrel has participated in 47 productions. COf just what, few people are quite sure.D Humanities proiects are returned to the ioyf?j of all Seniors, thus adding to the already carefree atmosphere of this Mid-year and CEB examination month. It is some consola- tion, however, to hear that the new hockey rink will be ready to go in just two more weeks. The LOG creates a scandal as Archer pans the Metropole Cafe. Indignant and anony- mous ex-Yalies answer with violent letters, while Ziger yells, Collegiate pseudo-sophistica- tion ! g others say, We want rock 'n' roll. Ramirez boycotts Senior Class Meeting. Mr. Munger's Sunday evening calls to religion draw a large response, but the Sunday morning call to the sea seems stronger. A certain Business Manager feels the salt in his veins and in his new, shiny tractor crashes through the ice in a desperate attempt to go down to the sea in ships. Mid-years come and go, leaving the student body much relieved, and January ends joyously as the new hockey rink, on the verge of completion for nearly two weeks, blows up. ?fSf.??-iiism-if W,-2'?', . -1 i The School is bereaved by the death of its first Headmaster Mr B Although the Class of 56 did not know him personally we all see the imprint which his personality has left upon Loomis, and the heights to which he has raised the school. February arrives and the Council is at . the mercy of the students for a day. The i Loomisites make a good account of them- . - selves as 98fZ, turn out. They even add a few characters like Schenck, Neeme, Zach, Pete, and Graybeal. This makes some changes necessary, proving complicated indeed. Warham buzzes to the sound of clippers and scissors as the Roberts-MacWhinney Barber Shop swings into action. Danziger is one ofthe first to be noticed. The band- ages are off in a week, and his head is as good as new. The two craftsmen improve, however, and charge 35 cents for their services. Nine of the egg-heads are honored as President Butterfield of Wesleyan gives an assembly speech on scholarship and Bert hands out Cum Laude certificates. Our two weeks are finally up and Mr. Hoyt Ammidon dedicates the long-awaited hockey rink. Naturally, it rains buckets and the P.A. system doesn't work. Super Chas accepts the gold hockey stick, however, and proceeds to lead his skaters against the more experienced Westminster squad to go down 8-1. A rather lightly-clad figure skater helps to improve spirits between periods. Jeezy Peezy and Bunky pit their team against tough competition and lose all save honor with a 1-10 record. Chaffee's Winter Prom comes and goes-without Limey. Ack-Ack and California Bill lead the hoopsters to a 9-4 record, dropping three of the contests by one point. Little Mots thrills the fans at intermission with an unusual display of trick shooting. Miss Hall's chanteuses visit the Glee Team for a sing and swing. Joel Cwhy wasn't I born a midgetj trips the light fantastic with the 6'2 beauty. McKey adds to the fun and puts the girls in the mood with his version of the Gombey. The faculty have a hockey game and the black borders on the Nook's T.S. sign is for Pit's cut eye. The LOG pleads elo- i . -V Y -we - - Q - as A. 5,1 . as r . . ,,. .4 , , , -A H, ,Q-,ff-,1q'. Y, -' quently for the injured '- tfzff 'f.' I b . Mount Hermon wrestler , H 'Tiff if g , ' andthe DollarforTodd 1:-7,1 'Tiff gy ff 5 .:'m-:rv---j g,,gir- ' 'Z W N-1:', ' -'fgvil-.Q.-nr'Zs,r,4F33f-tzgiii-V ,, '41, f d th t pg. f , as -,1e lb l un goes over e Op . 2115 and rates a letter from ' Hermon's headmaster. A- g 5 i ' ' '??g'f.Fi 'Wf 'L a 'L gi: ' 471 , . ' ' A ,ggi-M'fK. . The Mat-men sweat - T' to a 5-2 wind-up. They travel to Boston for the Interscholastics and place fifth. Timmy fiat- tens his four opponents to become champion in the 177 pound class. The townies vindicate them- selves for Poison Paul L, and March comes in like Q? a humanities project. 4... 7' , ,qu lf' . -arab Af' 4 X QA G -K 4 ry f ., ,A J J, :ff ...gh qw? dr 1 gr 4 'y ' 1 'H JY ,ex I I 'S I r fi : I 'l-,IN 1' H! MARCH March heralds her approach by heaping a foot of snow on the campus but the undaunted Pelicans manage to shake the white stuff off their wings long enough for a trip to Rosemary Hall. A lone dayboy car arrives nearly an hour before the buses and Bob Hall, Fred Barrett, and Frenchie find themselves in they midst of eighty Rosemary Hall girls. Freddy emerges with someone named Dede Ceven the last name's the same.j Amos practices charity among the less fortunate girls outside while Joel more than makes up for his mistake at Miss Hall's. Smoking is allowed on the long trip home and visibility is zero. The dayboys seem to lose their sense of direction and head towards New York. Most of the precipitation this month seems to be occurring in the form of feathers. Chassie is accused of brooming the ducks too hard, but the real answer to the mystery lies in the deflated pillows of Warham second. Mickey enters a few of the back doors of his own home town for the first time, but profits tangibly from his visits as he discovers that one of his hidden talents lies in the pull of an oar. Geez, what'd you guys do with junior. When it seems that College Boards and Hum projects are the only obstacles to your vacation, a German Measles epidemic arises and seizes a few of us. FOG releases the school two days early but most of us use that time merely fighting our way home through the drifts of an unexpected blizzard. The SNUG trembles under a volley of dick sessions as Rick, Coogie and Del take on the rest of the class armed only with a can of garbage. The Reverend Carl stands atop the stairs with his plea for constructive carefulnesslessf' The Class of '56 proves itself one of the most cosmopolitan classes in Loomis' history. Many head for Florida and 'others for Bermuda where Betty Two weeks and never been kissed Ann is rescued by Lambypie. About halfthe class spends a day or two in New York-in the same hotel room. Roly and Chassie claim the only two beds since they got there Hrst. Sandy's Hag is at half mast when Velma turns down his bid for the Prom. Matt and Dino obey the Moon's early summons to the diamond but, back in Hartford, Chunky's charges find the field blanketed with snow. APRIL The April sun rises and so do the Batch and VVarham boysg they find Brit when the snow melts, where Alvordski and Reg had tossed him a week ago . . . on the way to a shower. Rock'n roll blares across the campus, and we begin to hear of vacation tales: Frenchie and Tiny Tim living on stewed grapefruit Csoaked in rotgutl . . . Pemi living on fifteen cents a day . . . fall dis down dayuh in deep Dixiej . . . Horace living? . . . Burnham and Barrett spending three weeks of dissipated bliss. There are others underneath the swaying palms . . . of the Roosevelt. Chassie Chey, wazo, como stablo, tricky-track?j fixes up Neem with Miss Long Island of1966 CBut listen, Mart, give her timel . . . Norygard and Hoppy scoot down to Reb's plantation. Quarters, the worst thing that has happened to this class. Atom-smasher Carter mixes his masterpiece up with George's and Zacher's hackers are asked to recreate the pragmatic evolution of the helium atom . . . while Hodson crawls out of the PD exam muttering something about the covalency of atomized individuals. Freud-man and Zaa- zaabel wreck the Math scale as usual. The cry of despair arose: It won't be too bad if they count Hum . . . It was bad. 1' Dino, Bill, Matt, and Briscoe lead the boys against Wilbraham for a 3-0 shutout, then go on to maul Taft 11-1. Meanwhile Gif, Hub, and John keep the racketeers hot as they whip Wilbraham and the Springfield Frosh. The track team wonders as they Hnd empty flasks scattered on the bus floor, and then wonder no more as their jolly driver tries to shove a six-foot wide bus through a five-foot wide Hotchkiss gate. Peter Q, Rub- a-dub Daub, Bench-Stcnch, and Dirk are led by Pemi to rack up many points in the running events, while Fox, Rick, and Ack-Ack dominate the muscle-men. But the Lakeville men wound up with more points than we. JAW becomes the BMOC, no flash-in-the-pan either. He gets sent to the shower for the sixth'time, Hum class being his latest. Then the news hits: Iohn is going to the prom . . . with two dates . . . for the same night. Dorm meetings come and go and so do a few of our shipmates-the work-your-way out plan is originated. Then comes the other sex, first by ones and twos, then in swarms all over the Island. The class takes up a donation to buy snowshoes for Chass, Horny, and Hoppy. MacWhinney is impressed with the tremendous applause greeting his Pelican solo . . . until he realizes that it was thunder. Conlin's date is scared and throws her arms around him: I like it, I like it. The Orangutangs collect their thirteen cents, three wads of gum and some indignant advice from Julie and the other birds. McKey and his Gombey boys raise the fervor of the dance to an even higher pitch . . . somehow it is the best prom anyone remembers. ' Next morning Roly and Fred about five o'clock burst into the quad looking for a drunken cow. They find instead some Sophomores industriously painting Wheel Walk: their suspicions are allayed when they are told the fellows are only painting the speed limit: Go SS. O As April fades out, we begin the old routine of running to the mailboxes three times a day. ' MAY As blissful memories of the events of last week slip away, May thunders in with torrential, downpours that threaten to carry away the Island. The dayboys are dis- appointed as the road remains in view and life goes on as dull as before. r Limey goes wild as the Oval is the scene of a Rugby game between Harvard and Yale and he offers several criticisms of the watered-down, American form of rugby- Don't keep the ball, you fool, run with it. A Yale alumnus who recently ran afoul of the law also has a field day-in the big tent. Squirrel rehearses the Gondoliers and Gilbert and Sullivan triumph again as the cast, headed by julie and Charlie Fidlar, romps through Barataria. Chaffee Spring Day attracts the P.D. addicts, inspired by the thought of dancing 'round a Maypole. The Darwin Club Carnival is the scene of The Great Cake Robbery as Rico, Meat- ball, and Slippery take advantage of the darkness to pilfer the cake from under the eyebrows of a ranting advisor. When True Detective magazine asked the criminal how he had summoned enough courage to perform this daring stunt, he replied, It was easy, just like takin' nuts from a squirrel. The Baseball team drops its final contest to rival Kingswood 4-1 to finish the season with a seven and four mark. The game, as usual, is highlighted by several skirmishes sparked by the opposing coach. 'Giff and Hubb lead the racqueteers to a banner season as they are victorious in nine out of ten matches. Conlin's trip to California is financed by many generous seniors who sacrified their study time for a little blackjack in the smoking room. ' Reg, Mole, Weed, and Bilge get honorable mention for a valiant effort. The recent volley of Snug battles culminates in all-out war. The final fight reaches a Crescendo as everyone hurls cups, plates, weiss, pies, and soda bottles-at Ziger. Flying cushions and chairs and general chaos betray a need for a sheriff in Smitty's saloon. Mr. Munger answers the description. 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