Loomis Chaffee High School - Confluence Yearbook (Windsor, CT)
- Class of 1959
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I ' 1,-fb.,-ix 5-i 1 1- A to- ' - n Q'-A D 0 ' , sig 'QJ' . fksw, a5,z, 1 .Liturgy I 'S 9' 1' .s v 'ipt Kqf vlaph- 'V ' ' ' ' 4-A 1.1.-T' . 4 I g 8 - 'A 6- 9 5'- THOMAS ELDRETH FHNLEY JR A B Chairman Mathematics Dqvartrnent Scgrnour Loomis Instructor ln Mathematics Master of Founders Hall A B Harvard 1927 Appomted 1927 GEORGE BROOKS SAVAGE A M Dzredor 0 Detelapment AB I-lamxlton 1927 AM Columbra 193 Appomted 1927 HLLL PLA1'r MAYNJARD A B M BA Chairman Srholanhzp Committee Dzrertar 0 Admissions Umversm ofCal1forn1a 1923 MBA Harvard 1925 Appomted 1928 CHARLES AUGLSTUS PRATT JR S B Dean of Students Physlrs Mathematics Harvard 1924 28 SB Trxnxtw 1933 Appomted 1929 LLOYD WRIGHT FOWLES A M ennze Loomzs Fdmlbf Instructor ln Hzstory Associate Dzrertor 0 Adrmsszons Chairman History Department Bowdom 1926 A M Harvard 1933 Research Student London School of Economlcs 1938 39 HOWARD EVERETT NORRIS A M Chairman Sczenfe Department Seymour Loomis Instructor In Sezente Master of Mason Hal! A B Weslevan 1932 A M 1933 Appomted 1935 JOSEPH SAVOIE STOOKINS A M Chazrman Modern Language Dqaartment Master of Batchelder Hall A B Brown 1934 A M 1936 Sorbonne 1932 33 Dlplome d Etudes de Cmhsatxon Frangalse A M Mxddlebury Spamsh School 1950 Appomted 1936 SANJEORD BALLARD DOLE Low Boston Museum School Grand Central School of Art Member Salmagund1 Club Amerlcan Water Color SOCICYY New York Water Color Llub Connectxcut Academy of Fme Arts Presxdent Art League of New Brxtam Drrector Art Museum of the New Bntam Insntute Appomted 1938 STASJLEY JOHN SHIMKLS B B A Mechanzfal Drauzng B BA Northeastern Unnersnty 1947 Appomted 1939 GEORGE JOSEPH ADAMS A B French Spamsh Rerned1alEng!1sh Master of Warhafn Hall AB Bovtdoxn 1927 Umversxtv of Grenoble 1930 Appomted 1939 ' , ., . . I . ., ' , 9 . .. '. 9 ' 1 , . ., . . . . f, . . A-B., j , 9 - . .. , to A-B-, ' , 4 V -, . 4 , - ,V V Appointed 1926-30, 1933 7 , , 1 ' , ' ' 9 . , A . . . S I . . s . . .. ' ...Q -'N 'fp'- BRAYTON ATXVATER PORTER. JR.. AAI. A dl7ziz1i5Ira.fi1'e A ttiftant Hixlorj SB.. Trinity. 19401 ABI., Yllfesleyan. 1954 Appointed 1942 HERBERT ANTHONY HOXX'ARD. AAI. Direflor Qfifudiey. Marfer of Tqylor Hall. Matlvnlafifs Ph.B.. Brown. 1928: A.M.. 1930 Appointed 1945 NICKERSON ROGERS A Ni Sflfllff' Dartmouth 1931 ANI Trinitx 1949 Appointed 1945 NORMAx QLARK SMITH A M Comptroller A B Middleburs 1939 Appointed 1945 ROSE BIARX ADAMS A B Englzrb Remedial Engl15lJ A B Unixersits Of Maine 1926 Appointed 1945 RALPH Wlx FHROP ERICYSOR Ed XI Atblelzf Dzreftor B S Springfield 1927 Ed NI 1937 Appointed 1946 CATHERINE VUINIIFRED ADAMS Lzbrarlan Gorham Teachers College 1926 Librarx Course Brooltlxn Public Librarx Hunter College 1928 Appointed 1946 DONALD NICLEOD LAX jR A NI Hr and lin jalm 5 Loomzf Imlruffar III Efzglztb Clmzrman Engllfb D617dff0I?l1f College Gllllfdllff Dneclor A B New Xork bnixerslts 1939 A 'NI I nixtrsm of Southern C llitornn 1941 Appointed 1948 AIIAN Li xD1n XX'I9F A NI Ellgllfb Bb Dartmouth 192 ANI Tnnm 1918 Appointed 19-lb XlORRI9 Hum BROR x A B E11 lltl A B XX,CSlC'X11I1 1949 Appointed 1949 r-'19 GEORGE UPSON WARREN, A.M. History A.B., Yale, 19475 A.M., Vlesleyan, 1956 Appointed 1949 DONALD lVlARSHALL JOFERAY, A.B. Matbematirs A.B., Wesleyan, 1950 Appointed 1950 DAVID ALEXANDER HALLER, JR., A.B. History, Matbernatirs A.B., Rochester, 1948 Appointed 1950 FRANK EDWIN HOUSE, III, A.M. English, Dirertor of Glee Club A.B., Yale, 19433 A.M., 1951 Appointed 1951 ALEXANDER FLASH, A.B. Assistant College Guidance Director, Mathematics A.B., Harvard, 1951 Appointed 1952 AARON PAUL PRATT, JR., B.Mus. Musir B.Mus., Eastman School of Music, 1959 Appointed 1955 GEORGE HYATT HICKOK, A.M. Latin, Organist. Assistant Librarian Trinity, 1950, A.M., Columbia University Appointed 1954 DAVID BURTON VAN VLECK, A.B?' Sfienre and Mathematics A.B., Princeton, 1951 Appointed 1954 JOHN ANTHONY WORTHINGTON, A.M. German A.B., Oxford, 1940, A.M., 1947 Appointed 1954 ALLEN RICHARD BEEBE. A.B. History A.B., Princeton, 1951 Appointed 1955 'On leave of absence until Sqzternber 1959 DOUGLAS ARTHUR CARTER S B Saenre S B Tflnlfy 1948 A M Wesleyan 1959 M S Ed Umvcrsxty of Pennsylvania Appomtcd 1955 CARL EUGENE MLNGER I1 B D Chaplam Relzgron and Wertern Culture Wxlllams 1950 BD YalcD1vmm School 1955 Apponntcd 1955 LAURENCE JOSEPH MUZROLL A B Matlnematm A B Umvcrslty OfMa1ne 1942 Appomtcd 1955 JOSEPH STAPLES VAN WHY A M Lann AB Trnmty 1950 AM Brown 1951 Appomtcd 1955 SPENCER YOUNG GREY Englzrb Dartmouth 1951 Appomtccl 1956 Dzredor 0fPl1y51fal Plan! and Serwres B S Bus Adm Umvcrsrty Of Denver 1952 Appomtcd 1956 ERIC WOLLENCOT1' BARNES Docrcur dc L Umvcrsrtc Englzsb Dxplomc d Etudes Supcrlcurcs Umvcrsxty of Pans 1931 Lxccncc Es Lcttrcs Umvcrsxty of Pans 1932 Doctcur dc L Un1VCfS1IC Unrvcrsnty of Pans 1940 Appomtcd 1957 BRUCE BARRY DETLEFSEN A B Frenrh A B Dartmouth 1955 Appomted 1957 PETER SCHMALZER ,IR B A Frmd: AB Bovsdom 1957 Appointed 1957 JOHN FREDERICK REICHERT IV A B Englrfb Matlmnalm AB Amherst 1957 Appomted 1957 rz leave of ubrenre untzl September 1959 . ., ' ' , g . ., , Y AB.. 4' , , ' 'Y l V Y 5 ' 'Y 7 ,A.B. 3 GLOVER ELBRIDGE HOWE, JR., B.S.B.A. 9 7 Y 7 7 . ., ' 5 , , to ' DONALD ERICKSON WOODRUFF Manager Book Store and Student Bank Typmg Appomtcd 1957 WILLIAM JAMES HOPPE B S Bursar BS Umvcrsm of Hartford 1952 Appomrcd 1958 DAVID EDWARD BROADHEAD A B Claemulry Matbemalm A B Mlddlcbun 1958 Appomtcd 1958 PHILIP EMERALD MCCURDY A M Biology Han ard Graduate School 0fEduCat10n 1957 Appomrcd 1958 KENNETH WARREN SEVERENS A B History A B Prlnccton 1958 Appomted 1958 THOMAS FARRELL SHARP A B Spanzsh A B Prmceton 1958 Appomtcd 1958 DONALD JOHN VANCINI A B Englnlv Hntory A B Wesleyan 1956 Appomted 1958 A.B., Harvard, 19565 A.M., ' -1 s F61 54' ..-. -l w-0 ,- jul i Y fn ' rfv -r X J' 1 'A an... I xi .Jr- 'EP S L 5 v-nv I . 4 1-1 f , , , f X- f.gg- ww , 14-.3 as -x 5 A rf ara F7 214 x N 'UI -fa - if .7 141' THOMAS COOPER ACKERMAN 62 Summit Avenue, Bronxville, N. Y. Ark Brom Tom 1958-59-Taylorg Wolcott Senior Football, XVolCott Senior Basketball, Track, Assembly' Committee, Student Council. UNION BAYARD ASHTON ALLIS 52 Brrarehff Road Mountaln Lakes Batman Au 1955 56 Taylor Captarn Allyn unlor Football Allyn Hoekey r1fSf Team Baseball Glee Club Med1calA1de 1956 57 Warham Allyn Senior Football Allyn l-Iotkey Irrst Team Baseball Med1ealA1de Glee Club Astronomy Club 1957 58 Taylor Allyn Senlor Football Allyn In ermednate Basketball Allyn Senior Baseball Glee Club Key Sotrety Cheerleader Student Councrl Astronomy Club 1958 59 Taylor Allyn Senror Football Allyn Intermedlate Basketball Baseball Medrcal Alde Student Counell Key Soerety Cheerleader Lxbrarran Glee Club Chapel Commrttee Smokrng Commnttee HOBART DAVID HAMLIN ARNOLD VKVIIIOIII 14171167 D116 1955 56 Day Student Allyn Iootball Allyn Basketball lxrst Team Baseball 1956 57 Day Student Allyn Iootball Allyn Basketoall Ixrst Team Baseball Sophomore Retey tnon Commnttet 1957 58 Day Student Allyn lootball Pl1XS1.ll Edutatron 'lratk Glee Club 1958 59 Day Student Allyn lootball Physrtal Edutatlon 'Iratk Glue Club Charrman Lnbr ry Commrttee Senlor Elettlons Commrttee MIDDLI BLRX , JR. ' , ' , N. If ll F' !'7 , T 1 ' I J ' . , - -f V, 4' 7 7 ' , .- . Y ' , -, , 2' - A 7' 7 7 7 7 7 ' , L 1 - 1 ' . V f ', . I 7 K 7 . 7 7 O v7 4 7 7 V ' 7 7 N 7 Q B .7 7 7 Y 7 ' River Road, jatksonville, Vt. . Q . , Q , V: I Y 1. .J w :' . . 4 Y A A 47 IA. - - ' - Q ' 5 , fl V ' 3 ' 1 ' Q ' : - Y y Y I GUY FREDERIC BAKER 53 Rumford Street West Hartford Conn Gu Bake 1955 56-Maher House First Team Football V Basketball First Team Baseball 1956 57 Batcheldcr First Team Football Referee Club Basketball First Team Baseball CLetterj 1957 58 Taylor First Team Football fLetterj Wolcott Senior Basket ball First Team Baseball CLetterj Student Council Circulation Board Log Student Endowment Fund Ski Club 1958 59 Mason First Team Football CLetterj Wolcott Senior Basket ball First Team Baseball CLctterj Student Council Executixe Student Endowment Fund Key Society Dance Committee Co Chairman Senior Smoking Committee Ski Club COLBY DAVID LEEDS BARTON 624 Fern Street West Hartford Conn Dave 1955 56-Day Student Ludlow Soccer Manager Winter Track Softball 1956 57 Day Student Ludlow Soccer Ludlow junior Basketball Spe cial Sports 1957 58 Day Student Ludlow Soccer Manager Basketball Manager Baseball Glee Club Loomiscellany 1958 59 Day Student Ludlow Soccer Rifle Track German Club Glee Club Associate Editor Loomisccllany Senior Scholarship Committee Dining Hall Committee Finalist National Merit Contest. Graduation with Distinction Cum Laude CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DONALD SHAILER BARTON 624 Fern Street West Hartford Conn. Don 1955-56-Day' Studentg Ludlow Soccer. 1956-57-Day' Studentg Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow junior Basketball Man- ager First Team Baseball. 1957-58--Day' Studentg Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Intermediate Basketball, Glee Club, Loomiscellany: 1958-59-Day' Studentg Ludlow Soccer, Rifle, Track, Associate Editor Loomiscellanyg Glee Club, German Club, Chairman Senior Scholarship Committee, Dining Hall Committee, Finalist National Merit Contest. Graduation with High Distinction Cum Laude HARVARD RICHARD DAVID BARWISE 980 Glenwood Avenue, Plainfield, N. Dare Red Koo 1956-57-Founders, Allyn junior Football, Allyn Hockey, Allyn junior Baseball. 1956-57-Taylor, Co-Captain Allyn junior Football, Allyn Hockey, Allyn Senior Baseball, Intramural Letter, Student Council. 1957-58-Studio, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Hockey, Allyn Senior Baseball, Key Society, Photography Club, Sailing Club. 1958-59-Warhamg Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Hockey, Lacrosse, Executive Key Society, Vice-President Photography Club, Sailing Club, Dining Hall Committee. WILLIAM CALVIN BATES 10 Avondale Road West Hartford Conn B1 Batef 1955 56-Day Student Ludlow junior Football Ludlow Intermediate Basketball Ludlow Senior Baseball 1956 57 Day Student First Team Soccer Ludlow Intermediate Basket ball First Team Baseball Sophomore Reception Committee 1957 58 Day Student First Team Soccer QLetterj Ludlow Senior Basketball First Team Lacrosse Press Club Glee Club Sailing Club Ski Club 1958 59 Day Student First Team Soccer fLetterj Ludlow Senior Basketball First Team Lacrosse Dance Committee Glee Club Pelicans Reporter Log Ski Club DARTMOUTH jOHN TOUTANT BEAUREGARD 146 Iour Mile Road West Hartford Conn Beau 1956 57 Taylor Ludlow Cross Country Winter Track Track 1957 58 Mason Ludlow Cross Country Ludlow Hockey Track Glce Club 1958 59 Batthcldcr Iirst Team Cross Country Ludlow Ho kcy I. trosse Glec Club Pclitans Loomisccllany Chapel Committee Smoking Committee xunnugabax 1 1 - rr 'ilu If U ' a 1 , . . .1 , , . 1 1 ' ' Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' '- y 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . y 1 - U 1, ' 1 ' 1 1 - ' 1 - ' v - 1 ' . , ' . y L , 3. 1 1 4 A v 1 1 . v 1 RICHARD IRA BERNSTEIN 46 Cumberland Road West Hartford Conn Dick 1955 56-Day Student Wolcott Fall Tennis Wolcott Winter Track Wolcott Tennis Radio Club Chess Club 1956 57 Day Student Wolcott Soccer Wolcott Hockey Wolcott Tennis Radio Club Chess Club Stamp Club Sailing Club 195758 Day Sudent Wolcott Fall Tennis Manager Club Hockey Wolcott Tenms Glee Club Chess Club Stamp Club Radro Club Sailing Club 1958 59 Day Student Wolcott Soccer Manager First Team Hockey Wolcott Tennis Dining Hall Committee Glee Club Radio Club Stamp Club French Club BRANDEIS HARTLEY DODGE BINGHAM JR 20 Gordon Place Verona N J 1956 57 Batchelder First Team Football Wolcott Hockey Wolcott Baseball Orchestra Medical Aide Sophomore Reception Committee Student Endowment Fund Librarian Orchestra Key Society Student Council 195859 Taylor Wolcott Senior Football Wolcott Hockey Tennis Secretary Student Endowment Fund Executive Key Society Student Council President Orchestra Dance Committee Co Chairman Scmor Smoking Committee President Book Exchange LAFAYETTE JAMES RAE BOWERS Eagle Pomt Colony Rossford Ohio zmbo 1957 58-Gymnasium First Team Football fLetterj First Team Basket ball fLetterj First Team Track Student Council 1958 59 Gymnasium First Team Football fLctterj Captain First Team Basketball fLetterj Trick Student Endowment Fund Dance Committee Chapel Committee DENNISON 3 ! ' !' ' YI - j . Q ' , ' , ' 1 Q , f 1 5 7 7 ' . 1 f - ' L Y 7 7 7 Y 7 7 3 - - 9 , ' , 7 Y 7 3 , . , . Q 1 - - fflleell ' -' Q A , 1 7 1 I ' 1957-58-Palmerg Fall Tennis, Wolcott Hockey, First Team Tennis, . Y 7 9 - - 1 , I U' , ', . . , - . . Y . v 1 1 ' l ,, . 7 . . 7 3 fflillllf WI' ll . ' V , I 7 4 ' , 5 1 ' y 2 Q 1 I x I Q A 1 DOUGLAS WARREN BRANDRUP 62 Lieutenant Cox Drive Pearl River N. Y. U . .' 'Deeb J' P1n'dmzrb' 1957-58-Warham- Ludlow Senior Football Ludlow Senior Basketball Co-Captain Ludlow Senior Baseball Glee Club Loomistakes Reporter Log Darwin Club Ski Club. 1958-59-Warham- Ludlow Senior Football Ludlow Senior Basketball Track CLetterj President Glee Club President Pelicans Secretary Darwin Club Student Council Key Society' Reporter Log Ski Club Senior Smoking Committee. MIDDLEBURY DEAN EDGAR BROWN III 5 Oxford Street Cheyy Chase Md Dean 1955 56-Founders Wolcott Soccer Winter Track Track 1956 57 Mason Wolcott Soccer Winter Track Wolcott Tennis Medi cal Aide 1957 58 Palmer Wolcott Soccer Physical Education Wolcott Tennis Darwin Club Modern jazz Club Stagehands Union Cast Barefoot in Athens Cast The Devils Disciple Gunnery Religious Conference 1958 59 Warham Wolcott Soccer Physical Education Wolcott Tennis Political Debating Club Libiary Committee Chapel Committee Dining Hall Committee Darwin Club Modern Jazz Club Loomiscellany Cast She Stoops to Conquer Cast An Enemy of the People Art Director Stagehands Union Emma Willard Religious Conference Hotchkiss Re ligious Conference CARNECIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MICHAEL BUTTERWORTH 81 Sunset I'arm Road West Hartford Conn Mzke 1956 57 Day Student Woleott Soeter Wolcott Hockey Spring Soeeer 1957 58 Day Student Woltott Hockey Latrosse Chess Club 195859 Day Student Allyn Soeter Wolcott Hoekey Chess Club Pol1tiealDebating Club Dining Hall Committee Senior Scholarship Committee Imahst National Merit Contest Graduation with High Distinction Cum Laude DARTMOI TH 1 1 DB ' ' ' f ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 1 1 1 ' rr 11 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' . 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LOUIS WINFRED CAMP III 1400 efferson Axenue Akron Ohio Lou 1955 56-Maher House Wolcott Junror Football Wolco t jumor Basket ball Wolcott unlor Baseball Radro Club 1956 57 Taylor Wolcott Senror Football Wolcott Intermedrate Basket ball Frrst Team Tenms Radro Club 195758 Mason Wolcot Semor Football Wolcott Senmor Basketball Frrst Team Tenms Student Councrl Student Endovy ment Fund Presrdent Radio Club Key Society 1958 59 Batehelder Co Captam Wolcott Semor Football Wolcott Senlor Basketball Tenms Student Councrl Vice Presldent Student En dowment Fund Presrdent Radro Club Vrce Presxdent unto Key Soerety Dance Commrttee Chemrstry and Physrcs Club BROWIN RICHARD FRANCIS CELIO 24 Irlley Street Wrndsor Conn Dlck S1e 1955 56 Day Student Wolcott unlor Iootball Physxcal Educatlon Wolcott Senror Baseball 1956 57 Day Student Wolcott Senxor Iootball Physncal Educatron Wolcott Senlor Baseball Debatrng Club Me-dncal Alde 1957 58 Day Student Wolcott Senxor lootball Physlcal Education Wolcott Semor Baseball Deb lung Club Medxcal Alde 1958 59 Day Student Wolcott Senlor lootball Physical Educ mon Wolcott Semor Baseball Medrcal Ande German Club Sennor Smokrng Commnttee Senlor Scholarshlp Committee COLGATE ALBERT MARION CHURCH III 590 Haxrland Road Stamford Conn Cbmbee 1956 57 Wmrluam Wolcott Senror Football Wolcott Hockey Manager Frrst Team Tenms jazz Club 1957 58 Palmer Irrst Term Footb ll XVolcot Hockey Club Track azz Club Skr Club 1958 59 Taylor Flrst Team Football flsetterj VC'olcott Hockey Track Sk: Club Secretary azz Club Senror Electrons Commnttee COLOR ADO COLLFCI 9 ,l 1 1 1, .1 - . ' - 1 ' .,- 1 1 K 1 I 1 - . , 7 y . 1 1 - ' 1 L 1 A 1 1 1 1 , . . .. y . Y 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' J 1 4 a . . Y V , . f fl .1 ' 1 1 - ff ' 11 ff -gn - - 1 J 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 y - . 1 1 - 1 K 1 1 - . . L Y .L , ' . -1 .' - V . b . : Y ky . 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 , . 7 1 1 - l,,Al,, ,. Q .1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 . 1 , . , . :' . ., , .. . 1 - '- 1 N 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 A 1 1 1 .' 1 , , ' - . 1 1 - . :Si JOHN MILTON COLE 21 Sycamore Road. Bloomfield. Conn. fat 1955-56-Day Studentg Allyn lfootball. Allyn Basketball. Allyn Baseball, Chess Club. Classits Club. 1956-57fDay Student: Allyn Football, Allyn Basketball. Allyn Baseball, Medical Aide. Chess Club, Classits Club. 1957-58-Day Studenti Allyn lfootball. Allyn Basketball, First Team Traek LLetter5. Ifrenth Club, Classits Club. Medieal Aide. 1958-59-Day' Student. Allyn lfootball, Physital Education. Tratk, Ifrcneh Club, Politieal-Debating Club. Senior Stholarship Committee. Honor Roll: 1955-56 YALE DAVID BENJAMIN DANZER 2277 NE Seeond Court Miami Florida Daze 1957 58 Batehelder Ally 1 unior lootball Allyn Hoekey Allyn Tennis 1958 59 Mason Allyn Senior lootball Allyn Hoekey Tennis Senior Elections Committee Glee Club Photography Club Honor Roll 1958 59 BROWN RUST MaePHERSON DEMING 102 Summerlield Roll C heyy C h1se N d Rn fy D11 ly l vi N tson lu lloyx unior lootbtll C ty ttin Ludlow Iunior Bas et ball lu lloxx Senior I'l15ClWlll C1 ttin Iulltm Senior liistbill Student Lndoxyment un 5s Bit ie er Lu in Seni ir lo mtl ill Iu lloyx Senior Baske 5 ludloxx Senior Btsebill Stulent Ln loxxment lund Dining Hall Com mittee Chemistry 1nd Physits Club h 4 , , , 3 .i ty ' : . y . .. ,, , V Q ' V Y I lb Y 1 V Y A 7 1' .t.. '..'-,il. 9'-5'-f.l. Q41 'll A 'Q . ', i .lv- . . L ,S . i' . . 195 A5Hff Mason. Ludlow Senior lftvotball. Ludlow Intermediate Basket- ball. ..y5 Q . t ' Q- 1. . . Q b T ' A If d. l9'.'-59 . tl L tllt ' S' it 3 t W. . , C 'Sq' . 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T k : Q ' ' R, I EUGENE PAUL DePATIE 114 Garfield Road West Hartford Conn Gene Pldfd Pau 1955 56-Day Student Wolcott junnor Football NX'oleott junror Basket ball Frrst Team Baseball 195657 Day Student V Football CoCapta1n Wolcott Intramural Basketball Ftrst Team Baseball fLe terj 195758 Day Student XX'olc0tt Semor Football CoCapta1n Wolcott Intramural Basketball Flrst Team Baseball fLeterj Student Councll Glee Club Senlor Scholarshlp Committee Cast Barefoot rn Athens 1958 59 Day Student W'olcott Senlor Football Wolcot Senlor Basket ball Flrst Team Baseball fLetterj Student Councrl Dance Commrttee Glee Club Pclrcans Edltor of Handbook BRONX N JAMES FREDERICK DINSMORE 64 Knollwood Road East Hartford Conn D12 Freddze 1955 55 Day Student Allyn unnor Football jV Basketball Ftrst Team Baseball 1956 57 Day Student V Football V Basketball Frrst Team Baseball 1957 58 Day Student First Team Foo ball Allyn Senlor Basketball Ftrst Team Baseball unto Commrttee Student Councrl Glee Club Loomxscellany W1nner Trrnrty Club of Hartford Prrze 1958 59 Day Student Frrst Team Foo ball fLetterj Captarn Allyn Sensor Basketball Frrst Team Baseball QLetterj Presrdent Senior Class Executne Commlttee Student Councll unto Commlttee Co Edrtor Loom rscellany English Speakrng Union Exchange Scholarshlp Graduatron vyrth Drstmctron Cum Laude WESLEYAN PAUL BUTLER DUBEY 66 LeMay Street West Hartford Conn Pau Dnbe 1955 56 Day Student Ludlow unlor Football Captarn Ludlow unlor Basketball Flrst Team Baseball Orchestra 1956 57 Day Student V Football V Basketball Frrst Team Base ball Orchestra Glee Club Reporter Loc Cast Of Thee I Stng 1957 58 Day Student First Team Soccer fLetterj Ludlow Senlor Basketball Fxrst Team Baseball Glee Club Orchestra Loomrstakes Reporter Log Loom Loomrscellany Senror Scholarshtp Commrttee Cast Barefoot ln Athens 1958 59 Day Student Co Captaxn Flrst Team Soccer QLetterj Ludlow Sennor Basketball Ludlow Senror Baseball Reporter Log Loomrscellany Semor Scholarship Committee Orchestra Glee Club Pelleans Chrrstmas Chorr Drnrng Hall Commnttee Graduatron mth Dnstmctron Cum Laude wILL1AMs I GEOFFREY TWINING EGGINTON 1-15 Wellington Road, Garden City, L.I., N. Y. Ge-Off jeg 1956-57-Palmerg Fall Tennis, Ludlow Hockey, First Team Tennis, Stagehands Union. 1957-58-Batchelderg Fall Tennis, Ludlow Hockey, Captain First Team Tennis CLetterj, Editor Handbook, Stagehands Union, President Key' Society, Athletic Council, Library Committee, Chapel Committee, Cheerleader. 1958-59-Warhamg Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Hockey, First Team Tennis fLetterj, Senior Scholarship Committee, Cheerleader, Key Society, Athletic Council. COLGATE JONATHAN STEELE ELIOT Turk Hill Road Brewster N Y Clem auney 1957 58 Warham Wolcott Senior Football Wolcott Rifle Wolcott unior Baseball Modern jazz Club 1958 59 Mason Wolcott Senior Football Coach Allyn unior Basket ball Coach Ludlow unior Baseball Treasurer Modern jazz Club Re porter Log Press Club Senior Library Committee COLUMBIA BARRY HUGH ENGELMAN 159 Columbia Boulexard Waterbury Conn Engel! Engelberry 195556 Founders Ludlow unior lootball Winter Track Ludlow unior Baseball Stamp Club Classics Club unior Baseball Stamp Club Medical Aide Proofrcacicr Loy, 1957 58 Palmer Ludlow Senior Iootball Physical Education Stamp Club Medical Aide Proofreader Loc lrench Club 1958 59 Mason Ludlow Senior Iootball Physical Education Co Manager Track CLetterj Press Club Proofreader Loc Medical Aide French Club Chemistry and Physics Club Elections Committee Stamp Club Honor Roll 1955 56 BOSTON L NI! LRSITX f'10'1l7 f' Fl ff! ' ,I J ' 1 V - , 1956-57-Batchelderg Ludlow junior Football, Winter Track, Ludlow R- I I A 7 .- ' . F THOMAS EDWIN EUSTIS 90 Manor Drne Hudson Ohlo Tom 1955 56-Taylor Wolcott Senlor Football Wolcot Scmor Basketball Softball Darwln Club 1956 57 Taylor Frrst Team Football fLetterj Frrst Team Basketball Flrst Team Track 1957 58-Gymnasrum Frrst Team Football F1rst Team Basketball Frrst Team Track 1958 59--Gymnastum CoCapta1n Flrst Team Football fLetterj Flrst Team Basketball Flrst Team Track fLetterj Dmrng Hall Commlttee Smokmg Commlttee Athletlc Council Key Soclety UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE JOHN NIELSEN F ELDTMOSE 57 Rachelle Avenue Stamford Conn ahn Fe I Fzeldmouse 1957 58 Ely House Fall Tennrs Allyn Hockey Allyn Tenms Radlo Cub 1958 59 Mason Fall Tenms Allyn Hockey Allyn Tennis Radro Club Chemistry and Physrcs Club French Club Blology Lab Assxstant Semor Scholarshrp Commrttee Lrbrary Commrttee Student Endowment Fund Graduation w1th DlSflHCflOH Cum Laude HARVARD PETER ANTHONY GIORGIO 29 Bma Avenue Wrlson Conn Tony Afztome Gzgzlzo 1955 56-Day Studen Allyn Soccer Allyn unlor Basketball Trac Student Endowment Fund 1956 57 Day Student Allyn Soccer Bar Bells Track Medlcal Arde Debatmg Club Student Endovs ment Fund Modern azz Club 1957 58 Day Student Flrst Team Soccer Physrcal Educatron Track Student Councrl Student Endowment Fund Astronomy Club Modern jazz Club AdXCI'f1S11'lg Staff of Loomlscellany 1958 59 Day Student Flrst Team Soccer CLetterj Physncal Educatron Track Student Councnl Student Endowment Fund Vrce Presrdent Astron omy Club Modern jazz Club Co Busmess Manager Loomrscellany Sennor Lrbrary Commrttee TRINITY pl H1 ROGER WILSON HACKSTAF F 27 West Neck Road, Huntington, N. Y. R0g Hacker 1956-57-Batchelderg Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basket- ball, Wolcott Senior Baseball. 1957-58-Warhamg First Team Soccer, Wolcott Senior Basketball, Wol- cott Senior Baseball, Circulation Staff Log. 1958-59-Taylorg First Team Soccer QLetterj, First Team Basketball, Wolcott Senior Baseball, Circulation Staff Log, Senior Library Committee. HENRY CARYL HALLAS 27 Park Avenue Windsor Conn Hank 1955 56-Day Student Allyn Junior Football JV Basketball Allyn junior Baseball Debating Club 1956 57 Day Student V Football Allyn Senior Basketball First Team Track QLetterj Ski Club Debating Club Reporter Log 1957 58 Day Student First Team Football Allyn Senior Basketball First Team Track fLetterj Debating Club Political Club Adyertising Staff Log Ski Club Student Council 195859 Day Student First Team Football fLetterj Allyn Senior Basketball Captain First Team Track fLetterj Debating Club Political Club Adyertising Manager Log Ski Club Student Council Library Com mittee Loomis Athletic Association YALE ERIK LEONARD HALVORSSEN Royal Norwegian Consulate Caracas Vcnczucla ljlklllg Cho Cho Pap 1955 56 Palmcr Ludlow Socccr Ludlow Hockey Ludlow Tennis Glee Club Debating Club Political Club Cast Izncmy of the People 1956 57 Taylor Ludlow Socccr Ludlow Hockcy Ludlow Tcnnis Glee Club Debating Club Foreign Policy Association 1157 58 Mason Ludlow Soccer Ludlow Hockey SICL1.1lP1'OjCLIS Glce Club Political Debating Club Iorcign Policy Association 1958 59 Vyfarham Captain Ludlow Soccer JV Soccer Manager Club Hockcy Ludlow Tcnnis Glce Club Political Dcbatmg Club Foreign Policy Association Senior Library Committcc Dining Hall Committee LNIXFRNITH or PLNNNX LX ANIA 3 3 ' ff 'I .' a ' - 1 , . - - 4 J. . . ' , ' 7 7 7 ' ' W Q Y V 2 7 J 7 7 7 ' - W . - C . , V . 7 C 7 7 7 ' I Y 'h V . . ! Y 7 ! , . . .,,' -. . . . , , Sophomore Reception Committee, Stamp Club. ' L V Z - . ' . .,-' V s ' Y 4 - 5 . . , , . .av 5.7 '.' . Y , , , 4 Y - , , -, - - . ill- ' ' U 1 A 1 4 ' ' V ' 1 1 .Y y Q.,, 4 .K . V . . . Y . I RALPH WILLIAMS HARDY, JR. 3330 Stuyvesant Place, N.W., Washington, D.C. Ralph 1957-58-Ely' Houseg Ludlow Senior Football, First Team Basketball, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Political-Debating Club, Emma Willard Re- ligious Conference, 1958-59-Studiog Ludlow Cross Country, First Team Basketball fLetterj, Track, Chapel Committee, Northfield Religious Conference, Senior Scholarship Committee. BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY JOHN CLEMENS HATHAWAY Trinity Pass Pound Ridge N Y Harb 1957 58 Warham Ludlow Football Physical Education Ludlow Tennis Political Debating Club Press Club Loomiscellany Log 1958 59 Mason Ludlow Football Physical Education Ludlow Senior Baseball Vice President Political Debating Club Sports Editor Press Club Sports Editor Loy, Loomiscellany Assembly Committee Ioreign Policy Association United Nations Model Assembly Graduation with Distinction HARVARD CHRISTOPHER CLARKE HERBERT Cbrzr Herb 1957 58 Ely House Allyn Senior Iootball Allyn Senior Basketball Allyn Tennis Cast 'The Deyil s Disciple 1958 59 Studio Cross Country Physical Education Tennis Reporter Log Political Debating Club Modern jazz Club Chapel Committee The Loom Loomiscellany Fin list National Merit Contest Graduation with Distinction Cum Laude XALF i - , I , . . rr rr ' 1 Q v ' I U , U 1 . . - . , Y . A , D . . I . Y . i ll l I A l T i - , . 724 Inwood Place, Maumee, Ohio ,, l. ,, H ,, l - , 3 , 'h - : , , , , ' y v I , ' v. l - 'll I . ' - I I . 7 I I 7 A ' ! , ' e ', ' a . wi' QQ 5' THOMAS CARR HOWE, II 52-I1 Boulevard Place, Indianapolis, Ind. Tom Creeper 1956-57-Masong W'olcott Senior Football, Wloleott Intermediate Basket- ball, Wolcott Senior Tennis. 1957-58-Batchelderg Wlolcott Senior Football, W'olcott Intermediate Basketball, First Team LaCross, Political-Debating Club, Dining Hall Committee. 1958-59-Palmerg Fall Cross Country, Senior Dining Hall Committee. UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA .IEREMY REINBOTH HUTT 932 Windsor Ayenue Windsor Conn Elf 1955 56 Day Student Carpentry Allyn unior Basketball Special Pro jects Radio Club 1956 57 Day Student Special Projects Allyn unior Basketball Spring Sports Radio Club 1957 58 Day Student Special Projects Club Rifle Radio Club French Club Biology Lab Assistant 1958 59 Day Student Cross Country First Team RifIe Co Manager Traclc fLetterj Radio Club Co Chairman Chemis ry Physics Club Physics Lab Assistant Senior Elections Committee Senior Scholarship Committee Finalist National Merit Contest Honor Roll 1955 59 LEHICH DAVID JOHN IMPASTATO IR Daz: e m 1957 58 Vtarham Cross Country Physical Education Manager Iirst Team Tennis Cast Barefoot in Athens Cast The Dculs Disciple 1958 59 Mason Wolcott Tennis Physical Education Ludlow Senior Baseball Reporter Log Loomisccllany Cast She Stoops to Conquer Chairman Assembly Committee LINIVERSITX OF NORTH CAROLINA f- H I J , . , . ' 1 ' Q 'ii' i ' is i y A 3 ! 7 ' . Y 1 - - 7, ' I y . - V ' , ' ' + , V ' . I . A. I . . L . - , V. I A 7 A D - 7 I 3 I ' , . 1370 Pelhamdale Avenue, Pelham Manor, N. Y. , 1 Pu Q A F- 'I . .h , . I - ' . :A E . . y . , A .i 'e .QT af HEWITT WEBB 'IETER 16 Sage Park Road Windsor Conn Hew Hound 1955 56-Day Student Allyn junior Football Allyn junior Basketball Allyn Junior Baseball Radio Club 1956 57 Day Student Allyn Soccer Allyn Intermediate Basketball Special Projects Sophomore Reception Committee Chess Club 1957 58 Day Student Allyn Senior Football Allyn Wrestling Allyn Senior Baseball 1958 59 Day Student Allyn Senior Football PhysrcalEducat1on Track Senior Scholarship Committee Chapel Committee Key Society Chemistry Laboratory Assistant Loomrscellany Co Chalrman Chem1stry and Physics C ub Graduation with Distinction YALE ARNOLD WHITEHEAD ,IOHNSON 11 Marmion Road Melrose Mass Anz 1955 56 Maher House Ludlow Senior Football JV Wrestling Varsity Track 1956 57 Taylor First Team Football IV Wrestling Varsity Track 1957 58 Palmer First Team Football Physical Education First Team Track CLetterj 1958 59 Batchelder First Team Football fLetterj Physical Education Track Library Committee Scholarship Committee Smoking Committee COLBY CLINTON CLIFFORD JOHNSON Kenmore Road Bloomfield Conn Ken Clml 1955 56 Day Student Ludlow Soccer Ludlow Intermediate Basketball Ludlow Tennis 1956 57 Day' Student, Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Intermediate Basketball, Ludlow Tennis. 1957-58-Day Student, Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Wrestling, Ludlow Ten- nis, Medical Aide, Darwin Club, jazz Club, Astronomy Club. 1958-59-Day Studentg Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Wrestling, Ludlow Tennis, Medical Aide, Darwin Club, jazz Club, German Club, Political- Debating Club, Astronomy' Club, Assembly Committee. Honor Roll: 1955-57 TRINITY fl RODERICK CUMMINGS JOHNSON 77 Mohawk Drive, West Hartford, Conn. L'ud Ffh Rod 1955-56-Day Student, Ludlow junior Football, Ludlow junior Basket- ball, Ludlow Junior Baseball, Ski Club. 1956-57-Day' Student, Ludlow junior Football, Ludlow Hockey, Spring Soccer, Glee Club, Reporter Log, Loom, Handbook, Ski Club, Cast Of Thee I Sing. 1957-58-Day' Studentg Varsity Soccer, Ludlow Hockey, First Team Track, Reporter Log, Editor Handbook, Glee Club, Loomistakes, French Club, Senior Scholarship Committee, Loom, Cast Barefoot in Athens. 1958-59-Day' Studentg First Team Soccer fLetterj, Ludlow Hockey, Track, Elections Committee, Senior Scholarship Committee, Editor Loom, Editor Handbook, Reporter Log, Librarian Glee Club, Pelicans, Loom- iscellany YALE STANLEY PAUL JOHNSON Kenmore Road Bloomfield Conn obmue 1955 56-Day Student Ludlow Senior Soccer Ludlow Intermediate Basketball lirst Team Baseball Classics Club Chess Club 1956 57 Day Student Ludlow Senior Soccer First Team Basketball Ludlow Senior Baseball Medical Aide German Club 1957 58 Day Student Ludlow Senior Soccer First Team Basketball Ludlow Senior Baseball German Club Medical Aide 1958 59 Day Student First Team Soccer Ludlow Senior Basketball Track Astronomy Club Political Debating Club Log German Club Assembly Committee Honor Roll 1955 57 TRINITY RICHARD JULIAN JOSEPH 104 Bidwell Street Waterbury Conn Dick R11 Weed 1955 56 Iounders Allyn junior lootball Allyn umor Basketball Iirst 'Icam Tcnnis Stamp Club 1956 57 Batcheldcr Allyn Socccr Allyn Senior Basketball Spring Socccr Medical Aide Stamp Club 1957 58 Mason First Team Socccr Allyn Hockey Allyn Baseball Senior Scholarship Committee Los. Medical Aide Classics Club 1958 59 Batchelder First Team Socccr qLetterJ Allyn Hockey Tennis Driyer School Station Wagon Senior Scholarship Committee Log Medical Aide Loomrscellany Library Committee Senior Smoking Committee Honor Roll 1955 56 CORNELL 1 1 - nl '11 - . - 1 ' -- ' 1 1 1 1 1 - . i - f ' 5' i 1 1 1 1 1 - . - 1 ' -- ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 t ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 , , 1 1 1 - 1. -A .1 1, 11 1, ' 1 1 ,I 1 , . ' X ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 - v . .' , A . -. . , - 1 1 1 1 . , , , . , - 1 M1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V . - 1 1 . 1 1 1 ATTILA KARIKO 538 Mam Street Old Saybrook Conn I 1957 58 Batchelder First Team Soccer Physxcal Educatlon Track 1958 59 Batchelder Manager F1rst Team Soccer Physxcal Educatxon Tenn1s Lxbrary Commlttee UNIVERSITY OF CONN ECTICD T ROBERT BERNARD KOLODNEY JR 1844 Albany Axenue West Hartford Conn B0 Killer 1955 56-Founders Allyn Junnor Football JV Wrestlnng Track Darwrn Club 1956 57 Mason V Football F1rst Team Wrestlxng Track Modern Jazz Club 1957 58 Mason Allyn Senlor Football I'1rst Team Wrestlxng fLetter Radlo Club Senror Scholarshxp Commnttee 1958 59 Gymnasnum Cross Country Co Captaln Flrst Team Wrestlxng CLetterj Track Radno Club Chemnstry and Physrcs Club Senxor Elec trons Commlttce Loomxscellany Semor Scholarshlp Committee 157 pound champxon Connecticut lnterscholastlc Wrestl1n5 Tournament Second Place New England lnterstholastxcs FlI'l3.l1St National Merlt Contest Graduatlon wlth Dlstmctron Cum Laude HARVARD FRANS WILLEM KROT 255 Bloomfield Axenue Windsor Conn 1955 56-Day Student Ludlow unlor Football JV Basketball Track 1956 57 Day Student Ludlow unlor Football JV Basketball Track Debatlng Club 1957 58 Day Student Tnrst Team Soccer CLct crj Captaln J V Basket ball Track fLetterj Student Councnl Chapel Committee Athletlc Councrl 1958 59 Day Student Co Captam First Team Soccer fLetterj Ludlow Semor Basketball Coach Ludlow Intermediate Basketball Track fLetter Student Councll Athlct1c Councnl Semor Stholarshrp Committee As sembly Commlttee Graduatlon wxth Dxstmctlon YALE 1 1 ' rf '11 Tl ' 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 , . , . 1 1 1 1 rf bn rr ' 11 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 D1 , . - 1 Y , . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - - , J , . . , . 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V .01 ' . - , 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 , A J, 1 1 1 ' ROBERT ALAN LaMACCHIA 11 Mayflower Drne Bndgeport Conn Bo b1Maf 1955 56-Founders Ludlow junior Football Ludlow umor Basketball Ludlow un1orBascball Chess Club Stamp Club Snug 1956 57 Batchelder Ludlow junior Football Manager Basketball Lud low Tenms Stagehands Unxon Student Endowment Fund Chess Club Stamp Club 1957 58 Taylor Warham Fall Tennrs Ludlow Rxflc Physltal Educa txon Ludlow Tennns Executue Commnttee Student Endowment Fund Book Exchange Stagehands Unxon Chess Club Stamp Club Log Loomlscellany 1958 59 Warhmn Fall Tenms Phys1talEdutat1on Rlfle Manager Frrst Tenms fLetterJ Executne Commlttce Student Endowment Fund Book Exchange Business Manager Log Buslncss Manager Stagehands Union Loomrscellany Stamp Club Scmor Smoltxngb Commnttce Sennor Englrsh Lrbranan BROWN ROBERT WALTER LASKY 1174 Matnanutlt Avenue WlDdSOf Conn B0 Toe Team Baseball 1956 57 Day Student V Football V Basketball Flrst Team Base ball fLetterj Student Endowment Fund 1957 58 Day Student Coach Wolcott jumor Foo ball JV Basketball Physlcal Educatlon Frrst Team Baseball QLetter Student Councrl Student Endowment Fund Astronomy Club 1958 59 Day Student First Team Football CLetterj Wolcott Semor Basketball CoCapta1n Flrst Team Baseball fLetterj Secretary Senior Class Student Council Secretary Treasurer German Club Executne Com mittee Council Athletlc Councll Intramural Athletic Councll President Wolcott Astronomy Club Loomxscellany Llbfdfy Commxttee Student En dowment Fund PRINCETON WILLIAM DAN LATIMER III 506 Dcllwood Druc Mt Pleasant Tex Tex Dan 1258 52 Studlo llrst Team Iootball lxrst Team Rnflc fLettcrj Tennis Chapel Commnttce TLLANE I I I 7 . 1 ' ff bf! YI ' A I V U 1 V J I 1 I ' , , , - ' 7 Q Q ' , , ' Y 7 Y 3 7 Y l Y I A I A 1 7 D I 5 1 I D Y - V . A I 5 Y I Y Y . ' 7' I . ' 2' . ' . . . ' ' ' , 7 1 V Y 4 Y . SV Y 1 l s - If bf! PP I! 1955-56-Day Studentg Wolcott Senior Football, j.V, Basketball, First - - LJ. . ,I . ' , ' - I 4 ' D- 1 A Q- ' I ' I , . . I , S 1 9 D: s . 1 A . l . 3 -4. , It ' 1 ' - 4 Q 1 . . 7 1 Y. F t .- . , . V . - 3 -'7 I . 7 7 V! Y 5 . 7 1 v I 'Ay . 1 f , I L A 1 -w ' Z :' K. , : - :A ., ' . . y ' , FORBES DOWYER LEWIS 109 Iroquols Road Ihaca N Y Lezu IJ 195657 Taylor Allyn Soccer Irrst Team w7fCSIllUg Allyn Tcnms Stagehands Unron Chess Club Darvun Club Sl-tx Club 195758 Palmer Allyn Soccer Frrst Team Wrcstlnng, Lacrosse Stage hands Umon Darvun Club Press Club 1958 59 Batchelder Captam Allyn Soccer Furst Team Wrestlxng fLetterj Lacrosse Head Propertles Departmen Stagehands Union Darvym Club Press Club Senlor Scholarshxp Commlttee Sennor Lnbrary Commnttee Skr Club YALE EDWIN BRUCE LOOMIS 14 Sunny Reach Drne West Hartford Conn e L00m 1955 56 Founders Ludlow Soccer Ludlow Hockey Ludlow unror Baseball 195657 Batchelder Ludlow Soccer Ludlow Hockey Ludlow unror Baseball Sophomore Receptxon Committee Sudent Endowment Fund Proofreader Log Y Scholarshxp Commrttee Student Endowment Fund Proofreader Log 1958 59 Palmer Ludlow Soccer Captarn Ludlow Hockey Track Dm mg Hall Commrttee Loomnscellany Key Socrety Senxor Scholarshlp Committee Executrye Student Endowment Fund Proofreader Log Re porter Log Student Councllor Secretary Honor System Meetings Graduatron wrth Dlstmctron YALE GERALD FRANCIS MCCARTHY 77 Selden Hull Drne West Hartford Conn Fr awk Mac Omfzg 1955 56 Day Student Wolcott Senxor Football jV Basketball Wolcott Senxor Baseball 1956 57 Day Student 'IV Football Wolcott Senxor Basketball Wolcott Senror Baseball Glee Club 1957 58 Day Student Wo'cott Sennor Football Wolcott Senror Basket ball Wolcott Senror Baseball Loomrstakes Glee Club Student Councrl Semor Scholarshrp Commrttee Reporter Log Busmess Staff Stagehands Unron 1958 59 Day Student Trrst Team Football fLetterj Wolcott Semor Basketball Wolcott Senlor Baseball Track Pelrcans Glee Club Student Councnl Reporter Log Busmess Staff St gehands Umon Senror Scholar shlp Commrttee Assembly Commlttee Loomrscellany Wmner Natronal Merrt Contest FAIRFIELD LNIVERSITY L , : , I. . , - , . . . , :' , , ' , . , A , Q V . ' . . , ' ' A - 7 -' ' Y ' - y . 1 A a L Q ' . 4 ' - , , ' , . .I 7 9 ' 07' dk' PY JY - - 3 , , l ' . - - V J ' , , , . ' ' v 3 Y ' 3 1957-58-Da Studentg Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Hockey, Track, Senior 1 Y V A 7 ' ' 1 2 S' s Y a ' A7 3 1 9 Y I V 1 I 1 ' , , . . ' . 4 VLA: - - - 1 7 ' l 7 , - - , ' -' 1 - - 1 l 7 , . . 1. 1 A' - ' ' , l - 3 A Y '4 3 4 I Y 3 3 Y - 1 v .' Y ' ' 7 7 3 5 7 Y 7 a 7 - Y 7 I Y RODERICK DOUGLAS MCCULLOCH 770 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. Rod 1956-57-Taylor, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Hockey, Ludlow Ten- nis, Stagehands Union. 1957-58-Batchelder, Ludlow Senior Football, First Team Hockey, Lud- low Tennis, Assistant Stagemanager, Stagehands Union, Key Society, Cheerleader, Student Endowment Fund. 1958-59-Taylor, Ludlow Senior Football, First Team Hockey fLetterj, Baseball, President Stagehands Union, Student Endowment Fund, Key Society, Cheerleader. UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO FREDERICK PARSONS MCGEHAN JR 620 Bloomfield Ayenue Windsor Conn Fred 1955 56 Day Student Ludlow unior Football Ludlow Junior Basket ball Ludlow unior Baseball 1956 57 Day Student Ludlow unior Football Ludlow unior Basket ball Ludlow untor Baseball Debatmv Club 1957 58 Day Student Ludlow Senior Football Physical Education Manager Track Political Club Debating Club 1958 59 Day Student Ludlow Senior Football Physical Education Track Political Debating Club Circulation Board Log Senior Elections Committee HOLY CROSS EDWARD BENJAMIN MILLER 76 Rankin Street Rockland Maine 1 Cooz 1256 w7 XX irhlm Allyn lall Tennis Allyn Senior Basketball Allyn Iennis azz Club Soyhomore Recey tion Committee Political Club Tennis Student Ln loyxment lund 'lreasurer azz Club Press Cub Politic tl Del itinc C lub Circuli ion Nlanaeer Loy, 125'-3 HQ Bit helder Allyn lall Iennis Allyn Senior Basketball Allyn Tennis Student Fndowment lunl Press Club Political Debating, C ub Llections Committee Circulation Nlanageer Lo President azz Cub loreilcn Policy Association BOSTON L 'XIX l R lla , . . - J 3 J ' , ' - . J ' . A . - V ' 4 J Q J J . , J i cv . . . ,, ,, ..4 ,xwrl Q . , N h A AN. A ' . I., U 1957-58-XX'arhamg Allyn Fall Tennis. Allyn Senior Basketball, Allyn - ,I :kk . ,J , 4. J, THEODORE CHICHESTER INIOREHOUSE, III 104 Cassilis Avenue. Bronxville, N, Y. e 19w5 56 Iounders Captarn Veoleort unror Iootball Woleott umor Basketball Captarn XX'oltott unxor Baseball 1956 57 Mason Captarn Vyoltott umor football Woleott Senror Basketball Wolcott Semor Baseball Sophomore Receptxon Commlttee 1957 58 Niason Co Captann Vyoleott Sennor Football Wolcott Hockey Captaxn W'oleott Semor Baseball Staybehands LDIOU Cas The Deuls Drscrple Darmn Club Niodern azz Club Student Endowment Fund 1958 S9 Mason Co Captam Wolcott Senlor Iootball Woleott Hoekey Ilrst Team Track Staagehands Lnron Darmn Club Clreulatxon Board Log Senror Eleetrons Commrttee Student Endowment Iund Dance Commrttee IHRTNIOLTH PAUL RODERICK MOREY N1ant1C Rner Road Waterford Conn an 0 1955 56-Founders Woleott Rrfle Woleott Baseball Stamp Club Or ehestra 1956 57 Batehelder Rnfle Manager Irrst Team Baseball Stamp Club Cast Of Thee I Smg 1957 58 Mason Wolcott Soeeer WoleottR1He Wolcott Traek Or ehestra Modern azz Club Stamp Club 1958 S9 Mason Woltott Soteer Woltott Rifle Llbrary Commrttee Orehestra Modern azz Club Stamp Club RICHARD MORGAN V 196 Iern Street Xwest Hartford Conn Dale Cmy 1955 56 Day Student Woltott unlor Iootball Ilrst 'Ieam Hoekey Softball Stagehands Lnlon Sanlnng Club 1956 57 Cott unror Tennxs Staeehrnds Lnlon Press Club Snug S3llll'1L, Club 1957 58 Laerosse Sta ehands LDIOD Snug Press Club Saxlrng Club Radro Club 1958 59 XX'arham Irrst Team Football fI.etterj Flrst Team Hoekey Uuetterj Captaln Latrosse Staeehands Unnon Parade of Xouth Press Club Correspondent Preslden Sarlxng Club Chanrman Eleetxons Commlt tee Ch1pelComm1ttee Loomxseellany Irenth Club Raytrott Wfalsh Seholarshlp Day Student V Isootball Flrst Team Hockey fI.etterJ Wol Palmer I1rst 'Ieam loo ball Ixrst Team Hockey CLetter Honor Roll 1955 58 DARTMOLTH Q a T d ' ' f A . ' 'V - ' f 7 , ' 1 . - X . b J , J -A , J 4 - ' . ,' 'V - ' ' 7 - ' ' v ,T 1 r ,f . A A 4 . . I F . ,Y 1 A 1 I F , V - il ' - ' Y Y . y . 1 . I , - , t .. Q- . . . ,, 1. A J A v , s s - . YV, . : L y' y A T I Y . 7 3 1 A 55a 'A I 1 l u 5 Y A 5 A7 4 V 4 7 I 7 Y ' P fl M fl ' Q 5 1 5 ' , , ' ' I 1, O - , . , . , , . ., ' 7 7 Y 1. I - Y., ' I I- v 5 Av S 1 ' , ' I' , - ' f if 1 ' a 'v ' V A v . . ,. y y I AS 3: 3 BOSTON UNIVERSITY H 'r 5,--S55 I 4 -,iw x f. , FR in-fax-. ,- 9 4 3 I 7 ' ,, .Q H ,. - ,, , , A . I . ' f T' ', - . , - - , I , , , . , , 7 l 7 Y ' - , , , y 3 - .f , . y , -I ' 4 ra L I 1 y I A r s v f v V, K ' -A ag- A -: ,P -I -J, H cv ' I I 1 - A s C - 7 1 x ' - 5 l . K. ,K . . , y . k. , . , 4 1 , , 4 I 1 ' 1 7 ' Y ' . ' ' f V , . ' ' - 4 v 4 I A 1 I 'S I I' 4 4 1 I l .' Li-V' 'Tx RALPH SESSIONS MOSELEY 109 Albany Ayenue kingston N Y More S111 R zlpb 1956 57 Taylor Xkoltott lunior Iootball V Basltetball XVoleott Senior Baseball Skt Club 1957 58 Taylor Iirst Term lootbill V Baske ball XX'oleott Senior Baseball 1959 52 'Nlason lirst Team lootball tLetterJ XXoleott Senior Basl-.et bill Vuoltott Senior Baseball CoCl1airm1n Stholarsliip Committee Car toonist Lo Loomiseellany azz Club Library Committee Ski Club Cvradu ttion yy ith Distinetion xx ILLIAMS JOHN GARVAN MURTHA 75 Brookside Bouley ard West Hartlord Conn u M150 Safzla 1955 56 lounders Allyn Senior lootbrll Allyn Hoeltey Allyn Senior Baseball 1956 57 Batelielder V lootbtll Allyn Hoeleey lirst Team Baseball Glee Club 1957 58 lounders lirst 'le m Iootball Allyn Hoelsey lirst Team Baseball Student Countil Glee Club Exeeutiye Snug, 1958 59 Xwarham lirst Team lootball tLetterj Ctptain Allyn Hoelteyf First Team Btseball tI.etter5 Viee President Student Couneil President Student Endowment Iund Entertunment Committee lxey Soeiety Exec utive Committee Student Council Ski Club. Honor Roll: 1955-56 YALE ROBERT JUAN MYERS 6 Raynham Road New Haven Conn. BO ' HBl1I1'b' 1956-57-fPalmerg 'l.V. lfootbal and Allyn unior Football Iiirst Team HO key' tLetterl, Allyn Senior Baseball. 1957-5tif-Maher Houseg Allyn Senior lfootball, First Team Hove' tI.etterJ, Allyn Senior Baseball. Key' Soeietyg Cheerleader, Student Couneil. 1958-59fMaher Houseg Allyn Senior Football, Captain lfirst Team Hotkey' tLetterj. Allyn Senior Baseball, Exeeutive Committee Key' Society, Cheerleader. Student Countil. onor Roll: 12 7-58 CORNELL ball XWolcott umor Baseball Snug DAVID PORTER 5 Crov. s Nest Road Bronxxrllc N X Daze 19 6 5 Batcheldcr XX ol ot Soccer Wolcott Rrtlc Xkolcott Stamp Club 1957 8 Palmer Vol ott Soccer Wolcott Ho key XX olcott Stamp Club Press Club POIII1 al DLDJUDE Club Cast The Drscxple 1958 59 XX arham Wolcott Soccer Wolcott I-lo key XX ol o t Tennis Tennrs Deyrl s Tenms Vrcc Prcsrdent Stamp Cltb Press Club Pol1rrcalDebat1nf, Club Scnror Scholarshr Commrttee Cast She Stoo s to Con ucr Smokmgj Com P P Cl mrttee Chemxstry Physr s Club French Club HALE MICHAEL CHARLES POTTER 7-1 Laurel Ayenuc Wnndsor Conn Mzke 1955 S6 Day Student Wolcmatt unror lootball Wolcott Hockey Wol eott unror Bascbtll Dcbmnfj Club 1956 57 Day Student Wolcott lunror Iootball Wfolcott Hockey Wol cott unxor Baseball Sk1Cltb McdlcalA1dc Debatrnc Club Sophomore 1957 58 Day Student Wolcott Scnror lootball Wolco t Hockey Trac Skt Club Polltlcal Debating Club Darwm Club Mcdmcll Arde 1958 59 Day Student Wolcott Scnxor lootbxll Wolcott Hockey Trlck Darwln Club Senror Electrons Commrttee Senlor Smokrnc Commlttec Skr Club c 1 om 1 Tow N CEDRIC DWIGHT REVERAND II 225 'Ierry Plams Road Bloomheld Conn Gr elrb If ez 1955 56 Day Student XX'oleott unlor lootball Wolcott unror Basket 1956 57 Day Student Iall Tennis V'olcott unror Basketball Wolcott Junlor Baseball Daryyrn Club Student Endowment Fund 1957 58 Day Student Fall Tennls Wolcott Intermedrate Basketball Wolcott junror Baseball Aecompanrst Cvlee Club Loomlstakes Orchestra Snug Senxor Seholarshrp Committee 1958 59 Day Student Fall'1'ennrs Physrcal Educatron Tennrs Aeeom pan1stGlee Club Pclncans Orchestra Edrtorlal Board Loc Loomrscellany Assembly Commrttee Drnmg Hall Commrttee German Club Semor Seholarshrp Commrttee Tutor Graduatron mth Drstrnctron YALE J T, , V f A , . , I . . y V .. , , Y. V ., ., V . 7 -1- ' ' . u t ' . '. ' , J . ' ' . .. 'Y S - . 'V ' 9 ' . c ' . t ' , , A V , - 1, . Y y ,, 4 A 5, 7 ' 7 L 7 ,, ,, I H K ,, Q F ' ,y V h . - 1 . . c . c . , ' ' ' , l . , ' ' I , ' - 1 s I l' ,U K v 1 A Y ' A- . 1. .7 7 1 H ' '1 - 1 . -I , 1 7 - I ' 4 , ' . Y . . L , , 1 - r . , , ,7 - RCCCPIIOII CZOITIITIIUCC. , . 3 - , . 7 R - ,, ky 7 -, - , , 4 y 1 1 7 . 'L h ' . - 1 Q a 1 v . y , .- K ..' , . , ,.7 ii if 'H' a . , 4 y . 7 I 1- I -, ,-R-1. .,, . , J ' I V - J ' .. A - 1 . ,l ' , 4- . , , . 7 . '. ' . -I ' ., 1 . I , .. . , 7 7 A I ' , . . , 1 7 , y 1 A 1 C I ' 7 , . . I v 4- P- Ax a I I vs I P la 1 All I Y 3 4 I I T NORMAN CLARK REYNOLDS JR 607 StafTorel Ayenue Bnstol Conn Nomzal 1955 56 Iounders Vyoleott Soeeer Carpentry Sottball Orehestra Stamp Club 1956 57 Bateheleler Vyoleott Soeeer Carpentry Tenms Orchestra Stamp Club 1957 58 Studlo Palmer Vyoleott Soeter Xkoleott Hockey Lacrosse Orehestra Stamp Club Astronomy Club Press Club Proofreader Log 1958 59 Batehelcler Vuoleott Soeeer R1fl Laerosse Orehestra Stamp Club Astronomy Club Press Club Proofreader Loy, Dxnrng Hall Com mnttee Semor Seholarshrp Commlttee Honor Roll 1956 57 BROWN RICHARD CONGDON ROGERS 1-1-11 Martme Ayenue Plamheld N RIDE Rlfb Reetb 1956 57 Batehelcler Allyn Senlor Football Allyn Hoeleey Traele Modern azz Club Slel Club Sophomore Reeeptlon Commlttee North held Relnexous Conferenee 1957 58 Studxo Allyn Senior Football Allyn Hoeleey Ilrst Team Traek Modem azz Club Slel Club Manager Orehestra Sailing Club Darmn Club umor Member Chapel and Assembly Committee Cast The Deul s DlSClPlC 1958 59 Brteheleler Allyn Senior Iootball Allyn Hoeleey Coaeh Allyn umor Baseball Sler Club Darvun Club Sanllny, Club Modern azz Club Chapel Commlttee Dmrng Hall Commlt ee Cast She Stoops to Con quer Cast An Enemy of the People Log, PRINCETON VICTOR DAVID SCHMALZER Old Trayelers Road Shettxelel Nlass IL 195C 5 Lly House Vuoleott CILIIIIIS lxrst Team Rxlle Orehestra Slu Cluv 195 SH Nfason XXolott'Ienn1s l1rstIe1m Rntle Latrosse Orehestra C ee Club Ska C ub 19524 52 Taylor XXolror Tennls lzrsr Team Rlrle tLetter3 Latrosse C ee Clul Co C hanrman Lll7fII'I C ommmttee Chemistry and Pllyblkb Club Sennor Seholrrshlp Commxttee Slu Club Graduatlon with Drstln non H HRX -XRD , . 5 7 ' T .I - -- y ' - ' -- v v - 1 . A , 'V . , .- 4 . I ' I - V 7 7 Y 7 3 A . YI - -- 'I - . a l-' w 4- 1 3 I y I i i I V . I ' - 'I - ze A 1. - A I - I l Q - Vw w v v . . I y ' ' , , V a Vw , e. ff ' - 9' 4. , , .I - ., ,I . ., I, Q ,, - I 7 1 3 I , , ' , - I , . -I - Y 1 1 J . , ,, - I- , , , 7 7 3 ' Y 3 V I I , , 1 I , ' s v - 1 1. I-. - - U .K A - Ig Y , I a , -.IVV A- V I, - , ,' 4' , . , 7 ' H 1 Y I I y L.. .- A - 7 ' 1 H .. M I Y I I I y 7 7 ' 4. I y I . Q A -1 ,.V,k., 7 :I ., .I . :.i I , A I V ,. J' If . , -- - 1 - y -1 - I 'I '- I - 'I . - I .s I - I- I . C C, . . . . . , rl , , e ' . ' , , '7 , A '- f' ', ' , , I , n- K+ . e .. . I . - , ' ' C MARC JEFFREY SHULMAN 856 Prospect Avenue, Hartford, Conn. Marc 1955-56-Day' Student, Fall Tennis, Ludlow Hockey, Ludlow junior Baseball, Chess Club. 1956-57-Day Student, Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Hockey, Spring Soccer, President Chess Club, Press Club, Cast Of Thee I Sing . 1957-58-Day Student, Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Hockey, Ludlow Tennis, President Chess Club, Press Club, Handbook, French Club, Political- Debating Club. 1958-59-Day Student, Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Hockey, Tennis, President Chess Club, Chairman Handbook, President French Club, Glee Club, Foreign Policy' Association, United Nations Model Assembly, Reporter Log, Editor Loom, Assembly Committee, Finalist National Merit Contest. Graduation with High Distinction Cum Laude HARVARD SEYMOUR MASLIN SMITH 69 Cloyercrest Road Wethcrsheld Conn In 67947112 1955 56-Founders Allyn Junior Football Rifle Allyn Tennis Darwin Club Medical Aide 1956 57 Batchelder Allyn junior Football Allyn Hockey Allyn Tennis Sophomore Reception Committee Medical Aide Darwin Club 1957 58 Dining Hall Allyn Senior Football First Team Hockey La crosse Cast Barefoot in Athens Darwin Club Medical Aide Circula tion Board Log Sailing Club 1958 59 Dining Hall C0 Captain Allyn Senior Football Frst Team Hockey QLetterj Lacrosse Darwin Club Circulation Board Log Medical Aide Dance Committee Sailing Club HAMILTON ERIC WEBB SOUERS Commodore Hotel Des Moines Iowa Em' 1955 56-Founders Ludlow junior Football Ludlow unior Basketball First Team Track Stamp Club 1956 57 Batchelder Captain Ludlow unior Football Winter Track First Team Track Secretary Stamp Club Sophomore Reception Committee 1957 58 Batchelder Ludlow Senior Football Physical Education First Team Track President Stamp Club Student Council Nook Assistant 1958 59 Batchelder Ludlow Senior Football Physical Education First Team Track President Stamp Club Secretary Student Council Chairman Junto Chairman Dining Hall Committee Ludlow Representatiye Intra mural Athletic Council Nook Assistant Senior Scholarship Committee Graduation with Distinction YALE and i .rxhge QL Ki 1 I x75 1' CRAIG WARE STEWART 29 Deepdale Road, Way'ne, Pa. Stew Craig 1957-58-Warhamg First Team Football QLetterj, First Team Basketball QLetterj, First Team Baseball CLetterj, Student Council. 1958-59-Masong Co-Captain First Team Football fLetterj, First Team Basketball QLetterj, First Team Baseball fLetterj, Student Council, Presi- dent Athletic Association, Chapel Committee, Press Club. MIDDLEBURY ANDREW HERBERT STROUD 20 Fir Groye New Malden Surrey England Andy Lzmey C lanzbell 1958 59 Mason JV Football Rifle Track Reporter Log Editor Loom Loomiscellany Cast She Stoops to Conquer Glee Club Pol1ticalDe bating Club Chapel Committee Foreign Policy Association Ski Club Northfield Religious Conference Cast Enemy of The People Honor Roll 1958 59 ST EDM UND HALL OXFORD DAVID AVERY SWOPE Hawkes Awenue Ossining N Y Dave Pzglel 1956 57 Warham Fall Tennis Ludlow Hockey Ludlow Tennis Press Club Sophomore Reception Committee Darwin Club Political Club Debating Club 1957 58 Palmer Fall Tennis Ludlow Hockey Ludlow Tennis Reporter Log News Editor Press Club Loomnscellany Darwin Club Delegate United Nations Model Assembly Foreign Policy Association 1958 59 Mason Fall Tennis Ludlow Hockey Ludlow Tennis Chapel Committee President Political Debating Club President Press Club Foreign Policy Association Chairman United Nations Model Assembly Co Editor Loomiscellany Log English Speaking Union Exchange Schol arsh1p Graduation with Distinction HARVARD THOMAS DICKINSON TALBOT Long Hill Road, Andover, Conn. Tom 1957-58-Batchelderg Captain Wolcott junior Basketball, First Team Track. 1958-59-Batchelderg Captain Cross-Country Team QLetterj, Track QLet- terj, Wolcott Senior Basketball, Darwin Club, Chapel Committee. Graduation with Distinction DARTMOUTH MICHAEL SCALLON TAYLOR 6 Eggleston Lane Old Greenwich Conn Mike Taz 1957 58 Warham First Team Football Wolcott Senior Basketball First Team Track fLetterj jazz Club Stagehands Union 1958 59 Taylor Wolcott Senior Football Wolcott Senior Basketball Track CLetterj Modern jazz Club Reporter Log Press Club Political Debating Club Northheld Religious Conference Lighting Director Stage hands Union Senior Assembly Committee Senior Scholarship Committee AMHERST THOMAS ROGERSON TUTTLE JR Mountain View Driye Lewiston N Y Tzm Tu Bzg Daddy Baseball Darwin Club Medical Aide Cast Skin of our Teeth 1956 57 Mason Allyn Senror Iootball Captain Allyn junior Basketball Allyn Junior Baseball Sophomore Reception Committee Darwin Club Medical Aide 1957 58 Mason Allyn Senior Football Allyn Wrestling Lacrosse Dar win Club Sailing Club Student Endowment Fund Medical Aide Stage hands Union 1958 59 Warham Captain Allyn Senior Football Allyn Wrestling La crosse Treuurer Darvtin Club Secretary Sailing Club Medical Aide Stu dent Endowment Fund Stagehands Union Dining Hall Committee Chemistry and Physics Club WILLIAMS 5 . ! ' ff ' ll ff 'lil - - 5 . 7 . , . 7 9 ' ' W 1 . . x ' . . ' Yi . . ' ' . , . . F. , . - 7 17 ' , . v , 3 . c ff ' ,U ff I!! ff ' 71 1955-56-Founders, Allyn junior Football, Winter Track, Allyn junior 5 7 D ,' - -A 9 ' ' , H 'D , - ' 7 7 I . ' 'i t H r V I .r h 1 ' Q. a V 1 1 ' - -T Q . A V . 1 , , . .. , ' 7 Y 3 F I I 7 7- - 4 7 7 3 CHARLES GESSNER TWYMAN 230 East 48th Street, New York, N. Y. Caffe rw, 1956-57-Warham, First Team Soccer, Manager First Team Rifle CLet- terj, Darwin Club, Photography Club, Stagehands Union, Ski Club, Medical Aide. 1957-58-Mason, First Team Soccer QLetterj, Manager First Team Rifle tLetterj, Lacrosse, Darwin Club, Photography Club, Ski Club, Medical Aide, Stagehands Union, Cast The Devils Disciple , Glee Club, Re- porter Log, Photographer Log. 1958-59-Mason, First Team Soccer tLetterj, Captain First Team Rifle fLetterj, Lacrosse, President Darwin Club, President Photography Club, Chairman Chapel Committee, Political-Debating Club, Glee Club, Ski Club, Stagehands Union, Reporter Log, Photographer Log, Loomiscellany, United Nations Model Assembly, Foreign Policy Association. JOHNS HOPKINS JAN RODDEN VAN METER 14 Cumberland Road West Hartford Conn an Vommy 1955 56 Day Student Cross Country Captain Allyn unior Basketball Allyn junior Baseball 1956 57 Day Student Allyn Senior Football Allyn Intermediate Basket ball Allyn Senior Baseball Press Club Chess Club Cast Of Thee I Sing 1957 58 Day Student Allyn Senior Football Allyn Rifle Allyn Tennis Loomistakes Reporter Log Press Club Glee Club Senior Scholarship Committee French Club 1958 59 Day Student Allyn Fall Tennis First Team Rifle fLetter Tennis Pelicans Glee Club Editor in Chief Log French Club Senior Scholarship Committee Loom Loomiscellany Graduation with Distinction WESLEYAN JOHN STEPHEN WEEKS 40 Griggs Road Brookline Mass Harry Seine :kr 'eekne unior Baseball Darwin Club 1956 57 Taylor Allyn Sotcer Iirst Team W'rcstlinL Allyn lunior Base ball Darwin Club Sophomore Reccy tion Committee 1957 58 Taylor Allyn Soccer I1rstTe.1m XX'rcstling Allyn Senior Base ball Darwin Club azz Club Housatonic Art Associttion Award Iirst Prize for Watercolors Student Endowment Iund 1958 59 VC'arh.1m First Team Soc er tI.etterJ Allyn Ho key Track Darwin Club Student Endowment Iund Senior Library Committee azz Club COLBX D 7 ' If! YI VV! ' Z ' I1 I J I I Q , , , , '. - 9 I 4 A ' A 1 A '.' - 7 7 Y I I S F 1 4 Q ' 1 - . 1 1 . ' ' .Yr 1 . 1 V a I' ' ! 4 S y . Y , , 4 5 ,, ,, 1 .. nu, . ,, 1955-56-Foundersg Allyn Soccer, Manager First Team VC'restling, Allyn V V' . . , ,5 ' 4 ' . .I I I - - 1 F ' L' ' , ' L 2 , , . ' V . ' , V .,, J CHARLES ARTHUR WHELAN 584 Hull Street Whntrnsxrlle Mass Chuck C ball 1956 57 Batchelder Wolcott junior Football Frrst Team Basketball Fxrst Team Baseball CLetterj Handbook Press Club 1957 58 Founders Wolcott Senror Football F1rst Team Basketball CLet terj Frrst Team Baseball fLetterj Student Councrl Executne Student Endowment Fund junto Book Exchange Edrtor Handbook Press Club 1958 59 Palmer Wolcott Semor Football Frrst Team Basketball fLet terj CaCapta1n Flrst Team Baseball fLetterj Presrdent Student Councrl Treasurer New England Student Goxernment Assocratron Executrve Stu dent Endowment Fund unto Semor Edntor Handbook Book Exchange Co Charrman Dance Commrttee Athletrc Councrl Honor Roll 1956 57 YALE GERRY WILSON WHITEHEAD Lloyd Lane Lloyd Neck Huntrngton L I Wbztey Gerry 1955 56 Founders Ludlow 'lunror Football Ludlow junxor Basketball Captam Ludlow unror Baseball low Junxor Baseball jazz Club 1957 58 Studro Ludlow Tennrs Ludlow Senror Basketball Ludlow Sen1or Baseball azz Club Sarlnng Club 1958 59 Warham Ludlow Tenms Ludlow Hockey Track CLetter Key Socrety Student Endowment Fund Semor Electrons Commxttee azz Club Sa1l1ng Club ROBERT EVAN WILLIAMS 1369 jefferson Asenue Akron Ohlo Bob Bullels 1955 56-Maher House Wolcott Semor Football Wolcott Intermedrate Basketball Wolcott junior Baseball Stagehands Umon 1956 57 Taylor Wolcott Semor Football Wolcott Intermedrate Basket ball Wolcott junror Baseball Stagehands Umon 1957 58 Mason Wolcott Senror Football Wolcott Intermed1ate Basket ball Wolcott Semor Track Reporter Log Stagehands Unron Student Councrl 1958 59 Warham Wolcott Semor Football fLetterj Wolcott Semor Basketball Track V1cePresrdent Semor Class Dance Commrttee Presr dent Key Soclety Student Endowment Fund Student Councrl Executrve Commrttee Councrl junto Reporter Log HIRAM . y . . V. y u P' Y! H - - 3 . y , , L , , . . l L - , ' - Y I 7 I 7 I I v Y , , 4 -Y ' . T L l , I . 7 ' A 7 U . 7 Y . . s . - , . I 7 y ' , . . ff ' ,H fr u 'I Q' J . 1 . v 1956-57-Taylorg Ludlow Tennis, Ludlow Intermediate Basketball, Lud- . , . - v- . 9 . 7 . y . y J 7 . . I ' 1 . 7 1 D1 , . V y , . r' ry r' rf - Q . , . 7 I 7 A ' - T 3 ' 4 7 ' . 7 . 7 I ' . 1- Q I , . . P . I 7 Y . 7 n - 9 . , . y , . u . . 7 . , .- . , , . , . . . 7 , ' COLIN FREDERICK WILSON 8 Elm Court, Windsor, Conn. Cake lVilly ' 1955-56-Day' Student, First Team Football, Allyn Wrestling, First Team Baseball. 1956-57-Day Student, First Team Football, First Team Wrestling fLet- terj, First Team Track, Sophomore Reception Committee, Ski Club, Dar- win Club. 1957-58-Day Student, Cross-Country, First Team Wrestling QLetterj, First Team Track, Darwin Club, Ski Club. 1958-59-Day Student, Cross-Country, Co-Captain First Team Wrestling CLetterj, Track, Athletic Council, Dining Hall Committee, Senior Smok- ing Committee, Vice-President Darwin Club, Ski Club, Political-Debating Club. CORNELL THOMAS MAYHEW WING 614 Euclid Avenue Elmira N Y Wzrzgef Tom 1957 58 Palmer Ludlow Senior Football Ludlow Hockey Ludlow Track Political Debating Club Student Endowment Fund Rifle Gun nery Religious Conference 1958 59 Taylor Ludlow Senior Football Physical Education Ludlow Track Contributing Editor Log Loomiscellany Student Endowment Fund Senior Scholarship Committee Key Society Chapel Committee HAMILTON JASON JOSEPH WOLKOWSKI The Baron 1957 58 Palmer Allyn Tennis Allyn junior Basketball Allyn Senior Baseball 1958 59 Batchclder Allyn Senior lootball Manager First Team Wrestling fLetterj Allyn Senior Baseball Library Committee Orchestra I. XIX LRSITX OF CONNECTICL T I Q I 1 - ' ff ' I If Il I -. . I . I ' T v I - ' s 9 J ' , . - - , Us y u , ' , . Y A . 7 I l l ! ! Y ' 101 East Main Street, ,lewett City, Conn. rv -1 - .T A , ' 1 , ' , . , , , . ' . , 4 ' ' I : 7 A I . . I . I 1 I 7 I D ' COMMENCEMENT AWARDS 1959 NAIHANIEL HORTON BATQflkLI7fR NIEAIORIAL PRIZE or 11111'11It1j Iomfm V1111f111eII Charles Arthur XX,hQl'lI1 ENNIE Loo-Am XII-IIQRIAL PRILE H1 her! 5rlwl11rIl11y1 111 five Snzmr C111II Donald Shalkr Blrron Fxrlxx Loxc Rmx BAIIIIIIIDIR PRIII or 5f707'f57I1d7IJl'7IlI7 Cray, XYIJYC itrvx Irr URI BBN PRIXI ff Hlflvlelm 171111 SIl1of1z1Il1 Robur Barnard lxolodnu I HARIEQ EDGAR SELIERA XIIHORIAI PRIZE .Imcs Frcdcmk Dmsmorc IOHN EDxILxD BARQA XIEAIORIAI PRIYE Daud Axcrx Swxopr r NIARTIN HAROLD JOHNSON NIEIIQRIAL PRIYE RIrh.1rd XIorLIrI X NORRIA EIA QJRCHARD XIEAIORIAL PRIIE for l'x1efle11I1 111 l'11J1l Daud -John Impasraro jr ARI PRIII DL IH Fdglf Broun XII NIC PRI4L adm Dmrhr Ruerind Ir CIIxIRfAI PRIZEA Dnld Ircds Blrton DIIIIIIII Shulrr Blrtcm mlm Cnrx IH NIurrlII II NIOR Axx 1ARIus 111 1 Slwfn 111 1111101 U1 Pctur Broonicll Rhmu HARI ARI: C Il II OI C oxxEQIIcI I PRIfI HIrxII hmm Nrrurhcrs r K I NNN XIQHI PRIZIA fr1111fI C1117 f H111lfo111' P11 RIIhIrd lrrmom Spmg, Hou I Im RXAIISX1 PRIJI Plul I'rInIIs XIIAIIIIIILI C1ARxIR PRIJI IN NIoIuERx LANK I AI I Nim lrtfru Shulmm f ' . 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Q, Q. :Y ,K M, , -, , wggzf 4 , J -libfrlgfitfg 'mffwti ' , ,W , .L ,-,Mm , A , , 4.us',K?iQ wsnyw 6, I ' A ,V .,..,!,g.i,,.k f Ll In n. . fm' ,f,:,.,,'-vw, ,, V ,ILM .- - 8 - ,4gr2?'.LT'?2L' Q W k MW' W f ,ra f V1 HOW THE CLASS VOTED FAVORITES Course Engllsh 8 PD 5 Humanrtres 4 Ad Nlath 1 Eeonomrcs 4 Meal Spaghetn 11 none 5 Sundax supper 4 Lamb 4 Homemade 5 Moxre La Parlsxenne I5 The Detlant Ones 6 Lu on a Hot Trn Roof 5 And Cod C reated XVoman 4 Moue Star Bnpette Btrdot 'I Impastito 5 Flrzabeth Tax lor 4 lxrm 'xox ak 4 Car lord 10 aguar Xlereedes 5 Corxette 5 Conxertxble Castro 19 C hen 6 Corxette 4 Ford 5 Glrls School Krngesxxood 15 Nlrss Porters 'V 'Nllrx Burnh 1m 4 Nlrss Hill s 5 Ch rlfee 5 C ollege Yale 9 Dartmouth XVlllldmS 5 Brown 5 Dormrtory Nlason 15 Warh 1m 15 Palmer 6 Bateh 4 Prom Intermrssron Spot Censored 8 In 5 Sellers lreld 5 Seeret Actrvrtv Athlencs 9 Censored 8 Senror Weed 5 Hand ne 5 Amusement Censored 8 Cnrls Sleeprng 5 Book Im! er uztlv a Book 70 lolrla 6 Cheek book 4 Magazine Plaxbox 15 Adam 6 Nlonsreur 6 Sports Illustrated 5 Prom Line Censored 14 C aptaln ofthe Smmmrng Team 5 Bust 5 lt s awful hot rn here 5 Pet Peeve Swell headed Rrphteous C ouncrlors 4 KIICDIHQ., 5 Faeultx 5 Expressron Censored 17 Krtch 6 Cool 3 But Slr 2 Assembly Mrs Greenwald 15 Musrc 8 None 6 Solo Chor 5 au 4 Campus Spot Snug., ll Senlor Weed 9 Warham Soelal Room 5 Path 5 OTHERS Toughest Course Ad XI 1th I7 PD 9 Chemrstrx 7 Fnelrsh 4 Izasrest Course Phxsres Ad Xlath 4 PD 4 Hum 4 Course Loomls Needs Co edueatlon 19 none 4 Psseholoagx 7 Ad Chemlstrx Course To Drop Humrnrnes 15 Lann 4 Chemrsrrx 5 Fnelxsh IV 5 Loomrs s Greatest Need C rrls I8 lood 5 Nlonex 5 Serenee eenter 5 Campus Character Wolkoxx slo Allrs 5 Sesrt 7 C hurch 2 Probable Vocatron Bum 5 Teacher 4 Enemeer 5 C hemrst 5 Earnlng monex 5 Do You Intend To Marry? X es 56 No 14 lmdeended 6 C ensored 4 Hovs Many Chlldren Do You Plan To Have' one to fixe 'O Nlanx but undeerded 15 ox er twentx hxe 8 me to ments hxe none 5 Best Year at Loomis Senxor 74 Next 9 hone 6 unror 5 Sophomore 4 Would You Send Your Son To Loomls' Yes 7 No 15 Are xou erazx 5 Worst Year at Loomrs unror 74 Exerx 10 Freshmrn 10 Senror 5 Best Subject Fnglnsh I0 Nlxth 6 Phxsres 5 C hemrstrx S Most Amusrng Event of 59 C reen Death 6 l-1n1ls 5 C ommeneement 5 Best Senror Prrvrlege Smolong 75 Supper Pers 8 Cyrlduatlon 6 Class Motto I could almost e are 9 No sueh flllllzg as ll7lClCOllCQ1-16. 4 Next term mll be better4 Censored 4 Most Valuable Experrence at Loomrs Vremons 6 Prom rntermrssrons 5 lood 4 Mascot Substrtutrons eremx House 9 ason 6 Censored 5 B B 7 XY ould sou do rt agam' X es 75 N015 XVhat 6 XYIIIIC lns None 56 Best lslteher Rogers Censored 4 I , . . . ' . .l' -. 5 v.. , . a .E if 1 - T ' - .. - . 4 . 1 ' ' ' ' I 7' ' 1 -L 'rl .1.' ' ' ', L A . ' QI,,r , v , , ' . .- ' ,., 5 ., ,Q ' ' , ' ., I .'. , , '.- 7. ' ' . V. ,l.. .,lt 1 5.l ., 1 ' . . 'v , :Q ,Q Q , Q Q , . Q ,- A . . . Q ,. .. . .Q I-Q Q ,Q , . . . J I ' ' A. ' .1 , ' ' . Q Q , . Q, . Q , . Q . . . . , Q Q Q Q QQ .Q Q Qi . Q Q Q Q . Q Q . , ., . . .., , , , . 3 ' . ' ' , ' - . I .LL ... , . . . ' Q ',, , V I I , .l' , . . , 4 :i-- . . V-. . I '2 A Z I '. ,. . , , ' I 'Y, . Y , ., ,. Q I Q ,Q. Q Q - I . . .1 '... ' ' ' , . , , , , .., . Q Q .Q , Q , . QQ Q . Q- v. '.- V l .-. . 1. - .. C , ,l , , . . ' . . Q . ,.QQQQ . .- . Q ,. Y .n ,, QQ. QQ,QA Q . QQ . .-1 ' . - -.Q :J ... ' . 1 . ' C1 f .ll . I' . .' I ' . , Q . QQ .. Q , Q . 1 , 2.5. . I ' -. 2 A 1 1 , 4 ,s ,ere e ',4 . , , I LOL f . ' C P , ' r . - f.. ' ' Q' , :Q ,Q Q ..r ,,.Q . , 1959 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Popular: XVhelan 23. Stewart 12. Dinsmore 6. Murtha 2. Latimer 2 Best Sense of Humor: Lasky 12. Xlifing 11. Reverand 5. Smith 3. McCarthy 3. Morehouse 3 Smoothest: Bingham 14. Allis 8. Latimer 6. Stroud 4. Impastato 3. Smith 3 Class Brain: Shulman 21. Herbert 13. Don Barton 11. Dave Barton 8. Butterworth 6 Most Average Senior: Ackerman 6. Engelman 4. Deming 4. Turtle 3 Most Independent: Allis 7. Twyman 7. XVolkowski 7. Xlifilson 3. Kariko 3. Morgan 3. Eustis 3 Most Dependent XVolkou ski 8 Daxe Barton 8 Lewis 5 Best Dressed Bingham 35 Hallas 3 Van Nleter 2 Giorgio 2 Baker 7 Best Looking Egginton 17 Wilson 9 Bingham 7 Stewart 4 XX'1ng 4 Stew art 5 13 Souers 10 Don Barton 75 Sxxope 15 Dinsmore 3 Wfhitehead 6 A johnson 6 22 Xllfhclan 7 Baker 6 Best Natured Latimer 14 Laskx 5 Biggest Grind Home 19 Moseley Done Most For Loomis Whelan Done Loomis For Most Eustis 8 Most Drag With Faculty Svtope Least Drag Vhth Faculty Eustis 8 Church 7 Cello 5 Rogers 5 Biggest Wheel Xllfhelan 76 Svuope 15 Souers 3 Stewart 3 Most Cynical Herbert 17 Smith 9 Beauregard 8 Whitehead 4 Laziest Stroud 13 R ohnson 9 Dubes 6 Wolkowsk14 Biggest Soclallte Baker 15 Bingharr 14 Bates 6 Thinks Most Says Least Shulman 10 Souers 8 Talbot 7 Hardx 5 A1s5 Says Most Thinks Least Wolkow ski 9 Halx orssen 5 Stroud 4 Church 4 XVing 4 Bamise 4 Most Likely to Return to Loomis to Teach Morgan 8 Van Meter 4 Swope 4 Schmalzer 4 Noisiest XlcCulloch 16 Moselex 5 Bates 5 Wolkowslei 4 Nerviest Stroud 12 Allis 8 Beauregard 6 McCulloch 6 Impastato 4 Most Scandalous A ohnson 17 Allis 7 Halxorssen 3 Danzer 3 Luckiest Dubex 12 Schmalzer6 Morehouse4 XVhitehead 4 Unlucluest Lewis 9 Talbot 4 Williams 4 Class Clown Laskw 10 Wolkoxx ski 9 XYfing 9 NIcCulloch 4 Most Likely to Succeed Sv ope 8 Whelan 7 Dinsmore 7 Murtha 6 Shulman 6 Class Cutie Sv ope 9 Broun 8 Hutt 8 Halx orssen 4 Most Modest Shulman 8 Murtha 6 Hards 4 XVhelan 4 Stewart 4 Hardest Botled Williams 8 Daxe Barton 6 Eustis 6 Rogers 4 Most Conscientious Souers 14 Svsope 3 XY7helan 3 Dinsmore 3 Xloselex Most Absent Minded Egginton 15 XXf1ng 8 Most Reliable Swope 10 Dinsmore 6 Xlurtha 6 Souers 5 Most Sarcastic Smith 17 Herbert 8 Brown 6 Wfhitehead 6 Best Excuse Maker Stroud 78 Cello 6 Most Literary lmpastato 19 Herbert 17 Shulman 9 Svnope 4 Best Athlete Stewart 39 Bowers 8 Biggest XVoman Hater 1-lacl-estafT 18 Hutt Wfolkovski 5 Butterworth 4 Busiest Svuope 39 L.1Maeehia 7 l-lathaxtax 7 Most Optimistic Miller 10 Brown 8 Dubex Most Pessimistic Smith 8 C el1o4 XX'ing -1 Herbert 3 I iXlaeehi.i 3 Be iuregarel A Most Likely to Marry lirst Baker 15 A ohnson 6 Giorgio 1 Rexnolels 1 Biggest Eater Mel arthx 8 Moselex is Taxlor Best Build lxoloelnex 75 A ohnson 17 Stewart 6 XXIIISOII 5 Biggest Hack Iliot 8 Bamlse 6 Srrith 6 Beiureg 1rd 1 XX ine. 1 C lass 'I ightvsad l 1X1 ieehia 75 C hureh 6 Ioseph 5 Most Punetual Swope 9 Souers 8 Din more 4 Date Bitton 1 XX illiims 1 Most Tardx Eustis 17 lgginton 8 XX ing Tax lor 4 Most Intellectual But Doesn t Show It Hirdi Xlorex 1 Arnold 1 XY rite ms fxerxbodx s Buddx laXIaeehia 4 Best Daneer Daxe Birton 7 C ensored l f I I . . 1 . S' A . ' .- ' ' : . . 1' . . 4 ' : , , ' . . . . ll'. 3 ' ' . 1 ' : .'. , ,. ' . Y' 2 . 1 , ' , , ' .. ' 1 , .J ' . j . ' 3 1 1 1 , 1 . . . j 5 : V 7 Y 9 ' ' V 7 ' ' : 1 , I' , , f : , . ' . , ' V. Z q Q .. 7 ,V 1 ' 1 71 ' ' : . ' , , i 7-1 ' 'j5 : A . ' .1 , ' Most Generous: Morgan 13. LaMacchia 7. Porter 5. Reynolds 3 ' Z , 7 , . , . . . -V . 4 V ' 1,7 . . . I . ,A. ,. 1' A 14 I N .I .2 .V 'Y Z -i, , v. b., A. v. 1 - ' Z fl i', ' ' . .S ii , 'L ' '1 -. i 'E 7 , . . '. 7 F -. zf' '.Q '. 's '. 1 -. '1 .A ' ': 2' -. ZW . ' . BEST BUILD BEST ATHLETE MOST LITERARY Vw NOISIEST 9 X aleeesr GRIND -Q. 4 CLASS CLOWN SA cm 3 Jaffw. om an 5-. QA ff in a iv ,rw XVHITEHIIAD TLTTLI I LIOT STROLD IXIPASTATO XX ILLIANIS RLX LRANID D BROXX 'N MLRTHA Sw PX X .nr- . , ,IES ff: - F, WEEKS MILLER ENGELMAN MORGAN GIORGIO TWYMAN SWOPE SCH MALZER FELDTMOSE VAN METER WHELAN QL ,X-.... ., 1- R 1 4 o :ri N. I .S is Q xi' U DERCLASSME 3 1 5 al -XHLRN Dum Gu NOR ANDREWS. ROBERT CLINTON ......... JUNIOR CLASS 145 hlizdbeth Street Hartford ........,.....,,............................,........,,... 5-1 Benton Street. Manchester. ATIQIN. PETER FREDERICK .,..,..........................,..........,,.................................. -11' riillbrook Road. Elmira. Conn Conn BARNARD. THOMAS XYFOOD ....................,........,.................................,.......,............ Norneld Road. XYeston. Conn BEIZER. RICHARD LAWRENCE ,..,........ . ...............,........,.............,......,,........ 114 Yfesterly Terrace. Hartford. 1100 Chantilly Road. Los Angeles. BIC ELOXY. -IOHN BALDWIN ...,....,.....................,,........,,,.,....,.................. BROWN. 'XLENANOER CVSHING. BROWN. BRUCE BIRRETT ..............., BIJQR. l..-XVVRIENCE FROTIHIINGIHI,-KM ........,... . ....... . ................,..,........... - BLTLER. XY'ILI.I.xM Cl'l.l.PN NlURRlS. CARLILE. JOHN XYVEBSTLR. .I ..,....... CARROLL. Davin LOLIN ...,........,. Conn Calif Rockwood Lane. Greenwich. Conn ..,....63 Oxford Street. Glen Ridge. N.j Stonebridge Lane. XY'est Hartford. Conn l .........,..........,.....,,...,....,....................,.............. Box 213. Conyngham. Pa 169 South Main Street. West Hartford. Conn .........l89 Broadwxxiy. Dobbs Ferry. N. X .Asn . -ll-RkN1lfKl l P.aTRIr It ......................................................................... . fONt,IR. li,-XRI. il..-KN .....,...,......... .. to licuudor. QONIQLIN. XX ILLI.-KM XX RIC III .........,......,....,...,........,............................. ., INIL-T. -IOIIN IDORSIW ........................ . ,.,............. ........ ...,........ ....... . . . Ci1bRX.XX,Il.l,l-XMlHl,4.MMlRNllrY ....... i 'TI-NNN. lj,'XX'lD BINAION. . 21 Burgoyne Street. Elmwood. Conn American Embassy. Quito. licuador. S. A ....XYoodI'idge Drive. New C.1na.In. Conn Robin Road. XY'IndsOr. Conn Hithland Plate. CQ.m.IIoh.IrIe. N.1NC N. l.kIRlW IN A ' .................... . ,V .Xu .IMI DAN ........ DMIN, URQI 1Iwxx xA ......,.. lhxl .Y ll+lNl1Y ............... ......... Dun . ll Hfixxa .,....,........... . D. ::-. Andoxer. Conn XY'.itkIIIs Rim l. Hloomneld. Conn ...lHH Proxy ett Street. Hloomlleld. Conn ......--? Nlxlllllldlll Ruud. XY'IIIdsor. Lonn ........RIthnIOnd P.Irl:. Kingston. N. lhxlx. aRIIN. I'll'RN' ............................................,.,,...,...,......... . cRI..' irvv ......,....... . l5fINxI N .. II. N.. ..........,..................... ......................,........ . l.-KRI. X'llR I . ............... . P. ' l..IIIc. C,OIIto , .... 'I KJ ir 1.4 Street. Nli Llllf H I 3 . Muss .,.......lfw C.re-stent Ruud. Rixers e. Conn I I Tlmyer .-Xxenue. Los Ange es. .. i .Over Erixe. Huntington. l.. .. 'T 1 als 'Of I I+ERsoI D VSILII-XN1BIX'lHIr lBI INc DAvID LAI RFNCI l1l'STIS. joIIN CHRIsToPHI.R. ..,.,,,... ....,......... . . ...,. . .................... . I-I IINI-.v. KEVIN TIIoMAs ................................. . .....,., .. ..,........, l'l-.INE. FALL IWONEY ...................,.....................,...............,....... . IAENTDN. PETER Low ....,,...................,...............,..,.................. . .,...,,. GRANNIS. ALEXANDER B.KNKS .........,.,....................,.................. GREENE. BANCROFT FARRAR ..,.. ,.... ...... , ,... ..... ,,.... . . . . ....,....,... . 149 Affleck Street Hartford 175 Steele Road XX est Hartford Xlanor Drive. Hudson, Sunset Terrace. XY'est Hartford. Road. Bloomfield. Fairway Drive. Birmingham. Ten Acre Lane. West Hartford. HADLOCK. THOMAS KELLoccy. ................. ...... ........... . . .. ..,..,....,......................... 5 Guion Lane. Larchmont. HALL. DAVID FORLONGIE ...................,...........,.,................,......, . H.kMlI.TfJN. -loHN FRANKLIN. -IR .,,,.,..,............,,....,..,...,.........,.,,,..... .......38 Ridgewood Road. Xlfest Hartford. .......-il-I Franklin Street. Fayetteville. HARRIs. RILHARD PALMER .......,,.,.....,..,............................................ Ridgewood Road. West Hartford. HFLLEGERS. XX EsI.Ev Loomis ....,.,....,...........,.....,.......,..........,,.,,.,........,........,. 49 Church Street. Guilford. Hl:NDI'.RSON. FERQ-I's ..,,............,..,.........,......,.,.......,.........,.,.....,...., .. Hl'.NI.l:Y. THOMAS l..-ADD ..,........,.......,,..,........,..,..,...,,.,.....,..... HoBI.ER. DAVID STEVENS ......,.,..,.......................,......,......,......, . HoRE. XlARSHAI.L PE.ABom'. -IR ...,...............,..,....,.....,,..........., . HoI'sE. ARTHLR HERBERT ...,..,...,.................,.......,...,.....,......... lNCiRAM. NlICH REL XX'oRr,EsTIR.. DIARDINE. PETER FORREST ..,,.........................,...,........,,......,......, 'IoNEs. THOMAS ADRIAN. JR, ..,. . KAISER, ROBERT GRFFLIPY .....,. ............,. .........,,.... ......,,..........., RATZ. l..-AXYRENCE ALLEN ...,......,.,,.....,.....,....,.......,............,...... 22 East 'oth Street. New York. Sagamore Road. Bronxville. Ten Acre Lane. X5C'est Hartford. XY'estland Street. R.F.D. ::5. Manchester. Mountain Roid. Somers. ............519 Sandusky Street. Ashland. Conn Conn Ohio Conn. Conn. Ohio Nlich. Conn. Conn. Conn, Conn, Summit Avenue. Bloomfield. . . . N. '. Conn. Conn. Conn. ..............l-144 Cecilia Avenue. Coral Gables. Fla. Euclid Street. Middletown. Ohio McDonald Drive. Bethesda. Md. ..........3l6 -Auburn Road. Xlfest Hartford. Conn. KENNEDY. FRANKLIN. III ...,...................,,,..............,.......,,,.,............,...,...... 118 Boulder Trail. Bronxville. lXIl.P.-ATRICK. RICHARD -IAMFS. DIR. .....,.,........,...,.....,.... , ....,,.... lNNoxw'I.Es. THosIAs CHARLI s ...,...,...,...,.,............,.....,,.............. N. Y. Livingstone Road. Bloomfield. Conn. Lyme. Conn. 'T -Q 5 x Ala I.AI-LHR. DAVID MitiH.A.rL ........................................,........... LANG. Davin Axnizrxx' ......,,.........,..,.,... . 35 Vfebster Hill Boulevard. West Hartford. Conn. Hurst Street. New Orleans. La. LINVILLE. THUMAS Pftirsr. ...............,....,...,........................... 14' XY'endell Avenue. Schenectady. N, Y. Low. SANFORD ld.-KRT ..,...,........,.................................................................... Andrews Street. Southington. Conn. Nl.-MILF.-KN. Brarox ALI..-xx. ,IR ............ Iolani School. Honolulu 14.Hawaii NlAl.LORY. lgnwix Cmmvrox ........... ,..... ......................,...........,..,. 2 1 Buena Vista Road. KYest Hartford. Conn, Massrv. lircsrxrs ALm'sii's. VIR ............,........,...................,... Niwav. ,loin Havwaan. ,.,. . ..............,....,,..........,..,....,........ Mc Al.i.rNNrY. Pam. Fiuxriis ................... NlKfiI'IRl:. l:R.-XNK-lAMl:S.YlR ..... , .......... Bishop Road. West Hartford. Conn Street. Rowayton. Conn. Bainbridge Road. XY'est Hartford. Conn. 8th Avenue. Laurel Beath. Milford. Conn. Tisdale Road. Scarsdale. N. Y. MVRPHY. Pl-Tl-R Smx ......,.. ...........................,.............,...,.... Ni-vrrii-i.n. -Irrrm Y Aimear' ..,.............,......,....,. O Nui.. Baron' .....,. ,,.,.... ....... ,...... ,....... ......,.,....................,. . Uvrrzic H. -Ionx Hi-iusi-in ...,..........,,.., ,.....,..,. ..,... ..........,,,,..,, QJIIN. lhviiv l.llL1lllflN ......,..........,..,...... Sytamore Road. Yfest Hartford. Conn. ...............ll54 Midland Avenue, Hronxville. N, Y, Forest Road. West Hartford. Conn, Garfield Road. W1-st Hartford. Conn. Oi ll xrmx. 'IIRRW Uri ...,.,.....................................,........... Pura, RlfH4.RIWl'l'KI,l,!NK ..,....,....................,,.,....,.,..........,. .. Puri tio, RIINXI iv lj-Kll .....................,......, ,................,......, Pi liitsox. XX xx xi Irion ..........,.,,................. ....,.......,.. .... Pl1xlxt,iox..Iu4is lim urs, ll ................ l'wxoos.-loxuiiox MURRIN ...,. Rum w Pi ii H 1 mtisiii. .. Ram' liiuiwiifiixiixis. .,,. . Rmxi s Pi HR linooxnii. . R11 umm 'lauoim XX'alirH..., Riiuxklwix.-InfxR1lox...... .. ..... JH Oakwood Axenue, West Hartford. Conn. Paxton Road, XYut Hartford. C onn. lantoln Road. Kensington. 1 UIH1. l-.llington Road. Rotluille. K onn. lieltrest Road. XX'est Hartford. I onli. .. .....,,,.........,.... fil'fw lilnlxlwiirii .-'xxeriiie I.-is :Xiigelt-s, 1 allf .,,.liiiii1l1.lin .-Xxenue. Rurnson, X.-I ...lvl Vine Srrt-er. Hartford. C .inn . .,., ., .IAN Main Street. Cilastonlwurx. C onn, . .Kit-rrisli lane New Canaan, C .inn . .. ,. H21 Nla1nStreet.Atliol.X1ass. 7 ,Q RoEERTs. PHILIP RIr,H.aRIu ...................,.,.......,.... . ...,. ........... .,........ 2 5 0 Somerset Avenue. Fairfield. Conn RoDoERs. Davm KIRKPATRICK .......................,.,....,........,.........,..,............... Huntington Hills. Rochester. N. Y SAI.zM.axx. MItiII.aI-.I. ARTIIVR ..,..... Box IFS. Serra Colorado Lago Oil and Tr. Company. Aruba. Netherlands SANITIIMQII. KI-xxi-Tu GoRIuox ...................,......,.,....,.................,...............,...... P.O. Box 485. Mclieesport. Pa SERVICE. GEORLLE XY'II.Tz ............... ...... 4 608 Butterworth Place. XX'ashington. D. C SI-SIT. INIICH.-Xlil. RANIuoI.PH ...... ........ 1 49 East 40th Street. New York. N. Y SIIoRE. ALI..-KN IEIJWIN. JR ....,. ...... l 45 Griffen Avenue. Scarsdale. N. Y Smoxs. PATI-.RSON TAI,IsoT ..,... ...............,,....... B ox 142. Loup City. Neb SINICK.. BIARSHALI. SANFORD ......, ....... 4 l Canterbury Street. Hartford. Conn SNELI.. Davm Ci,-KRRPTT ........,,.......... ....... 3 Highland Heights. Rochester. N. Y SPRNG. RIc.II.aRIv Iimwxxr .........,......., .............. R oxbury Road. Stamford. Conn STEINHAUSEX. TIII1oIxiRE BEHx. JR ........ ........ 5 40 Antlers Drive. Rochester. N, Y STrvENs. PETER XX'.aI.LIs ..............,..... ...... 2 8 Park Street. Easthampton. Mass STEWART. EIwc'ARo Al.l.le.N .......... ............. 5 88 Main Street. Agavvam. Mass STRI'THERs, HKRVIAY -lanes. -IR ...... .........,.,.. S 9 Stoner Drive. X'i'est Hartford. Conn SW.-XYNE. GEIJRCEE B.-KRRPTT. -IR ..,... ..... l 000 South Pasadena Avenue. Pasadena. Calif THR.-XLL. OLIvER josEPII. Il ......... .........................,.... T hrall Road. Xlfindsor. Conn TI'RcQEox. Tiaosias SNYDIQR ........ ..............,... B lake Field. Amherst. Mass XY'aLRI.Iv. -lorix l.wc'RExCE ........ ...,.,., 1 05 Hawthorne Road. Pittsburgh, Pa XYALLACE. FIxTox ,......,............... ....... 5 james Street. XX'indsor Locks. Conn XYAXRIAN. JON.-KTIII.-KN l'l.-XROLD ...... .....,. S 9 Penn Drive. XY'est Hartford. Conn XYELRIERQ ROB!-RT BHP! le ..,..,........... ...,...... 1 45 Girard Avenue. Hartford. Conn XVELSI-I. FREDIERIC S.ac,ER. Ill .............., ....... l New England Drive. Rochester. N. Y WYHITBECK. FRANKLIN PLLMMER. -IR ....... ............ F anton Hill. R,F.D. :.-6. XYeston. Conn XYYILBUR. 'Imax SMITH. VIR .................. ...... 1 8400 Shelburne Road. Shaker Heights. Ohio XY'II.RIxsox. RIt3IIaRIn KIIss.., .............. 26 Fairlee Road. XX'est Hartford, Conn ADKISSON, CURTIS SAMUEL ......,... ALEXANDER, BRUCE DONALD.. ALLEN. DOUGLAS WINSLOW ........ ALLEN, EDWARD ANSELM .......... BARNES, ERIC MARVIN .............. BARRETT, RICHARD FERSON ......... BEAMS, RICHARD BLANCHARD. BEARDSWORTH, EDWARD, JR ....... BEATTIE, JOHN JAMES, IV ........ BELL. ROBERT STUART, JR ......... BOUTILIER, JAMES ERNEST .... ........ BOYD, EDWARD FINLEY, III ......... BRAINE, HAYDEN GRANT .... .,.. BREED, ROBERT HUNTINGTON, II BRIGGS, JOHN GUERNSEY ........ BURR, THOMAS SHEPARD ......... BUTLER, HUGH SLEVIN, JR ........ CELIO, DAVID LEON ........................ COTHRAN, PERRIN GALBRAITH ........ CUMMINGS, PETER BARTON ..... DANIELS, JOHN LOTHROP, JR ....... DAY, TIMOTHY COOLEY ............ DEVLIN, ROBERT HICKS, JR ..... DIANA, PAUL RICHARD .......... DORSEY, DAVID JAMES .......... DUGDALE, CHARLES GLEN ......... FEARINS, NICHOLAS LOTZ ......... FENNIMAN, JOHN DAVID ..........,... FINLEY, JAMES DANIELLY, JR... FLICK. PETER ELLIS ........ . ............. . FORSYTHE, PHILIP GEORGE, JR FOWLES, NATHAN BRIGGS ............ GLENN, PETER GRATFAN .............. GOLDRING, DAVID LESLIE, III ......... GOLDSTEIN, DAVID MICHAEL .......,. GORMLEY, JOEL TOYE .................. GREEN. NICHOLAS DUDLEY ......... HAMERSLEY, JAMES ULLMAN ....,.... HANMER, DAVID GAHAN .......... HARRIS. DWIGHT MORTON ....... HAVENS, SAMUEL HOWARD ....... HESS, ERIC JOHN G ......,.......... HILLER, ROBERT EVERETT, JR ....... HOEY. RICHARD BENEDICT ...... HOPKINS. WILLIAM HAYES ...... HUBBARD, KENNETH WALTON ...... . JOHNSON, WARREN ADNA ........... KARP, STEPHEN ALLEN ........... KATES, XXIILLIAM XX!ARD ..,....... IQENNEDY, DAVID KNOW'LES... KENT. ROBIN SEYK .................. KING, LAURISTON RACRLIFFE.. KING. INIICHAEL BOXYNE .......... SOPHOMORE CLASS 43, Morrilton, Ark. .......l83 Four Mile Road, West Hartford, Conn. ........l3 Powder Hom Hill Road, Wilton, . .................. 29 Broad Street, Norwich, Conn. Conn. School. Windsor, Conn. ........8575 Kugler Mill Road, Cincinnati, Ohio Sunset Drive, Summit, N. J. .......936 Worthy Street, Windsor, Maple Avenue, Warwick, .............Winding Road, Ardsley, ......1O Hamilton Place, Clinton, 412, Stepney Depot, Wilton Road, Vfindsor, .......40 Adriance Avenue, Poughkeepsie. Conn. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. Conn Conn. N. Y. Street, Dover. Mass Orchard Place, Ithaca, ...................Cross Road, Darien, Filley Street, Windsor, Woodside Circle, Hartford. ........l17 Caterson Terrace, Hartsdale, .......129 College Avenue, Poughkeepsie, ........340 Cherry Street, Bedford Hills, .........838 Tuckahoe Road, Yonkers, Palmer Place, Easton, N. Y. Conn. Conn. Conn. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. Conn. Foxridge Road, West Hartford, Conn. 1392, Wilmington, Del. .........Smoke Rise, Orchard Hill Road, Harrisburg, Pa. Ten Acre Lane, West Hartford, Conn. ...........................Blossom Cove Road, Red Bank, N.J. .......EState Pearl, Christiansted, St. Croix, Virgin Islands Elizabeth Street, Chappaqua, N. Y. ..............Loomis School, Windsor, Conn. Cross Road, Springdale, Conn. ................Doubling Road, Greenwich, Conn. .......25 Norwood Road, West Hartford, Conn. Beach Street, Cohasset, Mass. 4361, Dalton, Pa. . ........ 615 Warm Springs Avenue, Boise, Latimer Road, Santa Monica. .......Main Street, P.O. Box 574, Wfalpole, Sand Hill Road, Simsbury, ......57 East 64th Street, New York, Idaho Calif. N. H. Conn. N. Y. Church Street, Guilford, Conn. Marilyn Drive, Glastonbury. .......3 Middlefield Drive, XVeSt Hartford, ..........................Gillian Lane, Riverside, Conn. Conn. Conn .......l09 Harding Street. New Britain. Conn. 1 12 Wfoodmere Road. Stamford, Conn. Greenway, Baltimore, Md. Brattle Street, Cambridge. Mass. .........1776 East Minnesota Avenue. Deland, Fla. ........23 Alexander Drive, East Hartford, Conn. Circle Drive, Plandome. N. Y. KISSLING, ANTHONY INIILLER, JR ........ .......... 3 Sl Bedford Road, Pleasantville. N.Y. KONNEY. XVILLIAM FREDERICK. JR ........ ......... l 21 Bloomfield Avenue. Windsor. Conn. VINCENT FRANK WALTER III 77 Larch Road Cambrxdge Mass KREITLER PETER GWILLIM KRUH JEFFREY LAWRENCE LAWRENCE MICHAEL CANNON LOUCKS BARRY ROBERT LYONS EDWARD THOMAS JR MALONE JOHN HAROLD MCQLILKIIN JOHN ATTERBLRX MULDAUR GEOFFREY DAYTON MYCOCK FREDERICK CHARLES NEE OWEN DAWES JR NOLAN JOHN BLANCHARD PAUSE CRAIG GAGE PEARSALL RADLEY DIEHL PEASE FRANCIS BARBER JR PETTIT STEPHEN WATERMAN POPE LISTON JR POPE WILLIAM SHELTON PRITCHETT ROYCE ANTHONY PRIORE ROBERT JAMES PURRINGTOIN ROBERT HALL REED EUGENE MELVIN ROHMAIN BRENDON PETER ROPER JOSEPH CHARLES III SAUER BRADFORD FAIRFIELD SCHMIDT ARTHUR WILLIAM III SFWARD ALLIN CAREY I11 DONALD WINSTOIN WALKER MACLAUGHLIN 111 MICHAEL CHABOT CHALNCEY DEPEW III MICHAEL ALAIN SHARP SLOANI SMITH STEELE TARRE TEMPLE THOMAS RICHARD THOMPSON SAMLEL THOMPSON WILLIAM PAGE TIPPETT PETER VANRENSSELAER WATERMAN NEIL STUART JR WEBSTER WILLIAM OGRAM JR WEISSMAN JOSEPH DAVID WIBEL JOHN FREDERICK w'ILSON DAVID CAMERON ANDERSON ROBERT ANDREW ARMSTRONG JOSEPH NEIL JR BARNARD GERALD LYNN BARRETT JAMES FARRELL JR BENSON RICHARD HOWARD BLANCHARD MARK WEBSTER BOSSON RICHARD CAMPBELL BOYD JOHN WARWICK BRADUNAS EDWARD TERENCE BRAWER JAMES ROBIN BRODHEAD DAVID JOHN BURRALL STEPHEN HART BUTTERWORTH TIMOTHY CAMP ROBERT CHARLES CAINE DAVID EARL CARTLAND JOHN EVERETT III CHAPIN PETER CLENIOW BRIAN CLUNE ALAN BRADLEY COSTEN WILLIAM REDFORD JR COSTER EDWARD LIVINGSTON JR CROLIUS RICHMOND LUCAS DEANE RICHARD WESLEY DEMING JOHN HAWTHORNE DENEKE CARL FREDERICK DOHERTY RICHARD LAWRENCE DUNNING PETER HAYWARD ENDEE EDWARD KERNAN FARREN PAUL EUGENE JR 186 Hxghland Avenue Short HIlls N J 75 Pllgnm Road West Hartford 75 Lancaster Road West Hartford 179 P3llS3d0 Avenue WIndsor 48 FIlley Street WIndsor 319 North Quaker Lane West Hanford 7 Allen s Creek Road Rochester 1344 Bolton Road Pelham Manor Mann Street Cotult 18 MaIn Street Bnstol 1 Orchard Lane West Hartford 15 Moreland Street Bronxulle Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn N Y N Mass Conn Conn N Y 902 Hawthome Lane Geneva Ill 22 Remnngton Road WIndsor Conn RFD 34 Westport Conn Yale D1vInIty School 409 Prospect Street New Haxen Conn PO Box 159 Hato Rey Puerto RICO 1800 West UHIOH Boulevard Bethlehem Pa 78 Preston Street WIndsor Conn 4 Sunny Dale Road Wfest Hartford Conn 117 Ardmore Road Wfest Hartford Conn 43 Fanrlee Road West Hartford Conn 81 Thaxter Street HIngham Mass 84 Hop Brook Road Slmsbury Conn 100 H1ghVlCW Avenue Nanuet 'N Y 20 RldgCWO0d Drnve Rye N Y Grecnbeech Dme Rowayton Conn 3427 SummIt Drlve Anken S C Lyons Plams Road Weston Conn Hotel Contmental 29 Garden Street Cambrndge Mass F RESHMAN 87 Bambrldge Road NX'est Hartford Conn 111 Hunters Lane Dexon Conn 26 West HIll DrIve XVest Hartford Conn 1JunIper Terrace Burlmgton Vt 1118 Clay Avenue Pelham Manor N Y 1 West H111 Road Stamford 135 Dannell DrIve Stamford 200 VUhItlIeld Street Gullford 1066 MountaIn Road West Hartford 1909 Boulevard West Hartford CLASS 99Walbndge Road West Hartford 26 HIllsboro Drlve XX'est Hartford Norheld Road Weston 374 South MaIn Street West Hartford Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Fnve Pomt Road Pmes Lake VC'ayne N J 83 Ganung Drne Osslmng N Y 47 Sprmg Lane West Hartford Conn 152 Alexander Street Prxnceton NJ 20 Bellflower Road WIndsor Conn 45 Yale Street Holyol-Ie Mass Jenme Lane FaIrfIeId Conn 25 Rldg6W1CW Place Cheshlre Conn 81 Sunset Farm Road West Hartford Conn 1400 Jefferson Avenue Akron Ohuo 26 Custer Dnwe WIndsor 32 Stoner Drxve XX est Hartford Pecksland Road Greenvuch 43 Roberts Lane XY est Hartford 41 Whltman Avenue W'est Hartford Old Post Road Box 592 Old Saybrook North Salem Road Katonah 84 Dover Road New BrItaIn 120 HIghland Avenue WIndsor A P O 235 Box C 50 San FrancIsco 27 Baptlst Hull Road Old Mystrc 937 Matxanuck Avenue WlHdSOf 1 Sunnyslde Avenue Darnen 1312 Poquonock Avenue WIndsor 283 Kneeland Road New Haven Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn 'J Conn Conn Cahf Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn , .................................................................... , , . . , .,.................................................................. , , I , I I I ............................................................ , , . , ..........,.........................,.......,............................... , , . 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VANCE. HERBERT ALEXANDER. Dempster Street, Evanston, Ill. 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GEHRIS, JONATHAN ADDAMS ...... ....... 5 1 Brunswick Avenue. XX'est Hartford. Conn. GLEASON. DANIEL JOSEPH ........ ........ I 0 South Mountain Drive, New Britain. Conn. GORDON, CHARLES ALLEN ....... .........................................................,.... 6 42 Xiifestford Street, Lowell. Mass. GRIMES, PERLEY HOMER. JR ....... ......................................................... 1 2 Belcrest Road. VUest Hartford. Conn. HALVORSSEN. THOR LEONARD ............ Royal Norwegian Consulate General. Apartado 808. Caracas. Venezuela HAMILTON, GEORGE HALL. III ...................................................... HEYL, JOHN LOoMIs ................. .. . HILLER, JOHN MONROE ........ HISLOP, BRUCE DANFORTH ...... JACOBSEN. JEFFREY WILLIAM ...... KEITH, TIMOTHY JONES ............. KIRKPATRICK. LITTLETON, JR ........ 319 Ridgewood Road. West Hartford. Conn. 255 XVest Willow Grove Avenue. Chestnut Hill. Philadelphia. Pa, Church Street. Guilford. Conn. .. ...... 180 Pinewoods Avenue. Troy. N. Y. Hillside Avenue. Hartford. Conn. 19 Pitkin Street. Manchester. Conn. ........l67l9 Van Aken Boulevard. Cleveland, Ohio KONNEY, PAUL EDWARD .................. ........ 1 21 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor. Conn. KRONHOLM. WILLIAM JOEL ................. ...........,..... 4 O Park Avenue, Windsor. Conn. LANDERMAN. LAWRENCE RICHARD ......... ........ l 5 Sequin Road. X5Uest Hartford. Conn. LAY, ROBERT MCLEOD ........................ ........,........,...,. L oomis School, Windsor, Conn. LEE. ALBERT GRAHAM. IV ................ ........ 7 l Brookside Drive. Wlest Hartford. Conn. LIEBERT. JAMES RICHARD ..................... ............. 2 36 Casterton Avenue. Akron. Ohio LINCOLN, JOHN VUESTON ....................... ........ 1 20 W'oodville Road. Falmouth. Maine LOMBARD. GILBERT MATHEW'SON. JR ........ .............. 9 5 Boston Street. Guilford. Conn. MEYFARTH. GEORGE HENRY. JR ........ NEssEN. RICHARD STEPHEN ..........,.... NEWSOM, ROBERT XXIALKER ..,.... Nix. ROBERT DICRIE. JR ......... NOLAN. LEE ROBERT ......... OIBRIEN. JOHN PHILIP .......... PARDEE. JEFFREY BARTON ....... ...9338 Shepard Road. Northfield. Ohio Atherton Road. Brookline. Mass. ........510 East 84th Street. New York. N. Y. Grant Street. Sewickley. Pa. LePage Road. Wfindsor. Conn. .......66 Brookmoor Road. West Hartford. Conn. ............Z602 San Domingo. Coral Gables. Fla. PATTERSON. DAY I.IiVl'IS ,...... ............ .................................. F a irview Road. XY'estpOrt. Conn. PHILLIPS. CHARLES LYNDE .......... ....,........................................ I 8 XX'oodland Park. Hartford. Conn. Piuass. THOMASJAY ....................,..... ....., 1 90 Xifoodside Drive. Hewlett Bay Park. Hewlett. I.. I.. N. Y. PROCEK. INIICHAEL EDWARD. JR ....... .............,,.......,...,.....,......,......... ' S XX'ilton Road. XX'indsor. Conn. RADDER. JAN ARIE ........................ .......,,.. .......,...... ........,.. 4 1 I Mills Lane. Bloomfield. Conn. ROBELI.. PAUL ANTHONY ...... ........ 4 Crawford Road. Lexington. Mass. ROLEI1. BRIAN ANTHONY ......... .... ......... 2 I 1 Branford Street. Hartford. Conn. ROVDAKOFF. VICTOR PAIII .,.......... ,..... ........ , . ..,..... 3 SO C.Cl1II'.ll Park XVest. New York. N. Y. St1OTT. XY'AI.TIER I 'IAW'I.l1Y. III ....... ..,..............................,., 2 lo Lansdowne Road. Dewitt. N. Y. SMITH. JONATHAN JOI-L .......,.,.... ......., S port Hill Road. Iiast on R.F.D. JI 1. Bridgeport. Conn. STII.I4s. lJIIII.l.IPJEROMI:. ,...,,,.. .......... .....,.,,.,................,......, I 6 Y Avon Road. Farmingdale. N. Y, TERRY. HARRY IQENDALL FOORS ........ ...... ..............,....,, R o The Green. Dover. Del. TII.LsON JOIIN BRADFORD. JR ...... ........ I IH Xihishington Street. New Bedford. Mass. TWITc1HEI.I.. JAMES BL'H.L ,........... .................,....... I SI Ledge Road. Burlington. Yt. VOLPF. PAI'I. JOHN ...,.................,.. ............. 2 I I Ridgefield Street. Hartford. Conn. XY'AI.RER. DIARSHALI. KI-ITH. JR ....... ..................... N Iallard Point. Essex. Conn. VCEINER. STEVEN ...........,.,......,,,....... ,.,. ...... I I 2 Rockville Street. Hartford. Conn. XXII-INSTFIN. PETER INIAYIPR .....,.............,. ll' Lawler Road. XX'est Hartford. Conn. XXIHITIHHEAD. RICHARD HENRY. Ill ....... .................... C Qherry Street. Guilford. Conn. ,li -.ssls E... , its 15' N 11.1. women OFF nv 7.22321 UNTH. 295' c MKS uma: my . an npr Iggy sm, Nm 'ro max serum Sn-run mm: f Z la ,ff if X1 Y. K ,QE 1' I n 1 , K ' fl X N' I gr, P' .'!lf 5 x . 4 rung 'V---.nn --T ,, A ., .rx .or .- wr D 'ing' I: 5 5 f' Y- nn -H?-'F s'x'1'Il 1 j ,r ,pcb r -13 if xii ,-3 Q4 Q . -it 1 ' I ,l fs I' Y , L -'- p R' . , Ny . x :L M Q ku ,fu 'F 1 1 '- Q' 'l rl Y T.. X... X.. xx IA? 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The Student Council was confrontcd with at serious problem upon thc opening of thc school xtutr. A A jg ' ' ' ' ' I 4' ' ' . 'L Q '.1'L ' 1 . 'lllkplr pp 'l 'Vx Il. Ln' I Az' X, 4'g 'l rl - ll' gn L tlt - 'l 'l. . n l l-llt t's' L rl 't ' .. l' l' x r ' ,lux I 'l. . M517-,Q 7 M. 1 2,4 : f-.f .ue ,, 'X -1 -1. ..f , SJ . , ,W ,.,1.-. 1 1,f,,. 5-qv -, , -. Aaf:f'j,',,f :' 2, , . .1--', 1 1251 A M - , naf...-Q Burk Rau Earle McCulloch Sfewens Hubbard T Barnard Spang., Bcaftxe W1lllJmS Bowers Reverand Allan R Deming Semz1dRou Henderson Tuttle Rlfhards Butler Lisky Conklm Wl11fLhc1d Weeks Mxllfr Pynous Struthers Whxtbeck FUJI Rau Walkley Otls Loomls I..1M.1Lfh11 L Camp Murtha fprcsldenfj B1n,f,l1am Baker Whelan Gxorbxo Mr Hallcr STUDENT ENDOWME NT FUND Cyan 1n Murfh1 lnvnfuzf Iou1s C 1mp I lLt Pram mf lu B1l'Igll1I'I'l Sm111n'1 Onff 121111 flu Snug 111s fl1f bu lfsf s II on f 1m us lrff from flu xxurrx of lm 111 flu f1f Student Lndoxxmfnf l'und ITl1l1.1gLl.l fo m1lxf 1 UlI1SlClLl'iblL prnlmf lll1N xe1r fl1f ln mxmfnf lund dffldf l If I nn xxlfb flu 51111 :ri us Ill 1ppropr11f1m, Tuna s tar 1 mufh needed I IIMIUIXL l 1lWlJl'lU7fX Thf fxffuflxf fonnnxffff lflf fl11f flux lmnf fmmnfrlbfxfnmn full bf 1 fren help to the l1I1KLIL1lL,L dep1rfmfnf 1f Ioonms In 1dd1f111n QSOU was 1llofffd for 1 mmm f1mfr1 llltl fflfsfuplf lfns xx h1fh mll bf usfd bx fhf Afhlfflf 'XNNULIIIIOD for fha 1mpr1nfmf11fot loomls IL 1ms Bfs1des puffmg 1 wns1dfr,1ble sum of monu b1fk xnfo fhc Snug fo m 1l1f ncfunrx lmpmxfnunfs IXKOlL1DLlN hue zlsn been 1n1f11fcd bx flux XL 1r s QOl'T1I'T11fILL nn lmpfs fl11f Il lC.X mll bf fonfmufd fllfliklgll fhf xufs SIDLL sfxfnl of fhf 1mprfss1xf flm frees l111f bun rfmmfd from flu LlLl1LlI'1I'lLIlL 21 fund has been Sflffld for flue rcsforafxon of fhcsc IFCCQ Nlorcoxef 1 ifmor Bu1ld1ng luncl lmls been fsubllshfd for the fonsfruffmn of 11 housf fo bf used by senmrs for smolffng FLLYCIUOD 1nd sfudy Br1rkRau L Davzs, McCarthy Schmalzer Twyman DeP.1txe W Konney, Snell Otls D S Barton Beauregard TlJ1fdRou Patterson Holee, M Davrs, Burr, jardme Greene Stroud Bates Dorsey Stevens Servxce Ser0r1dRou Lang E Halvorssen Bcrnstem Dubey Mulelaur Danzer Shulman B Brown D L Barton, Arnold F1rJlR0u R johnson Conley Diana Henley Branelrup fprcsnelentl Mr House Reverand Fen ton, T Halvorssen Thompson, Ostrxeh THE GLEE CLUB Th1s xe.1r our lhle dxreetor hls xet 12.11111 welded together .1 xxell balaneed and polnshecl elub After xx h II seemed an lllrmxnglx sloxx st1rt The Cylee C lub found nts feet before the Chlldren s C hrlstmas C oneert it the Bushnell Memorlal Hill md sang vx1th sexeral other schools to 11 xerx .lppreelatxve xoung luelxenee The yolnt C l1I'lSIITl1S eoneerts vxlth C1h.1fTee ID the Loomrs Chapel xxere .ls alvxaxs A gre lt sueeess There tollovxeel 111 the Whnter term sexeral hxehlx enloxahle eoneerts vxlth Marx C Wheeler Sehool Nllss Hell s St M trg 1ret s .mel Wfestoxer Stlmulated hx the eharmlng .auelxenees the Clubs stlneltrel lmproxeel ste llllll elurlng the term Despxte xnterruptlon of rehe 1rs.1ls hx the Sprung NJLJUOD the llxe Sehools l'est1x1l If Bushnell The C lee C luh performed xxnth tn enthusmsm mel thllxtx xxhleh hrought the gre itest lpplxuse of the exenxne Xxllfll SL1I'lllgl1I onee more eompensltmu tor the llele of lClLqUlIC lllumnnmon rn the Stuello the C luh rehe lrsed Nienelelssohn s Hxmn ot Pruse lor the SPFIDQ C homl l-estnx ll lutteen sehools vxere yolnee unter the hit rn ot Dr NI xshe P tnox xx I1 hx hls eoxehme mel ellreetlon made the eoneert 1 trulx memorthle experlen e 1eC ee C u rm N etee nts xe lf Wl'llLl'll11 Hx meme xxlth the C hit ee C1 ee C lu II the loomls me Chtllee eommeneements 'K their re nerr ure me eonheenee merelseel uneler Nlr House s eon tant exhortltlon mel euershlf the C ee C u xx ts hx the enel ot the xe ir H1 Nlr House s ovxn vxores lhe hest for m mx xe Us . , . , , , , , , . , , , , , , , , . , . . . . .. . . . ..,, , , , . ,. , - .. , , . , , V 'A M 1 CN' 1 2 L .. . , . .1 K the Ciluh gave its most me-morgthle perlormgtnee ll fevx' elnxs after the heginning of the Spring term in ' ' ' ' e ' ,K 'Q Q .l ' . ' I ' ' . ' ' v 1 ' .Q ' .Q 1 l ' A ' 'l le ' ge ' .. ef ' 'lrg 3 ' ev I' Q' ' jg ' , g ' ' ' . Y ' Q ' '.' ' l ' C '. 'l'le 91--ilho tl'-lfl'-fst Au lus t' ' 'f.l7- 'l-- f h. '. .l ---. ,s 'IAV-. l 'l' -' '.. - s. -' .' . lxl-, W. 'ilu flh V ' . . ' ' l.. Q p: Y l 1 in g 5 . A , ' I l 1 1 l E Henderson, Dinsmore, Whelan, Willianus, Struthers UNTO Eric Souers. A , . . fflmirfmzzl Mr. Munger .. . qlffzmr' Once again JVXTO, I-oomis's community chest. collected funds from Loomis students to distribute them to those organizations in need ot' financial support. This vear's contrihutions were verv generous, for JVNTO collected and distributed over S2100 After investigating manv institutions as vvell as having various speakers from these organizations talk to the .ICNTO committee. our decisions were made. l'nder the capable direttion ot' President Iiric Souers and Mr. Munger. TVNTO decided to support three main groups: education. disease and rehahilitation. and relief. ln education the largest amount vvent to the Connecticut 'Iunior Repuhlic 151501. the American liielcl Service 151001. and S100 to the l'nited Negro College lfund 'IUNTO vvas also ahle to allocate substantial support tor research. disease. and rehahilitation. The Hartford Community Chest received 5125. the Hartford Rehahilitation Center 5150. the Morgan Nie- morial S100, the Newington Home for Crippled Children 5150, the Cancer Society 5100. and the New England Home for Little XY anderers received S'5. The various relief organizations which received aid were the American Friends Service Committee 5150, Care 5115. and S125 for the Guide Dog Ifoundation tor the Blind, VNESCO, XY'orld l'niversitv Service and the East Harlem Protestant Parish each received 5100. 2-4- Flu! , 1 r, .., I A . 1 a o 2 A u -- -. -,ff V- ! ,M ,f ...L1-in E Halvorssen Waxman Tarre Low Porter Trylor beuard Massey KHISCI Oulund sen Cutler Serar1dRou Salzmann McGehan F Kennedy Brbelow Katz MeGu1re ONeal G Dans Kates Conley H Butler Seatt D Brown Twyman Spang Murphy btrouel Ahe-rn bvyope Qpresrelentj Hathaway Hardy Herbert Mrller Hallas L Cummmes Rohman Bark Rau flrrt Rau POLITICAL DEBATING CLUB Dtxtd Sxsope Premfezzf ohn l-llth wx as l Ire Pretlderzf Dtxld Ahern Yetretary The Polltletl Debattng Club was one ot the most aetue groups ID sehool this xeftr During the 1 mel Xlr Btnsxx meer an authorttx on the Soslet Lnlon In the 'Mnter term the club debated belore the entlre sehool the povser ot labor umons Porter Herbert mel Kuser detended umon letdershnp teunst the ttttcles ot Svtope Qtroud and Ahern The tolloxune vxeele the elub held IIS nrst mter sehool debtte ot the te lr xeunst Westmlnster md on the ne xt Tuesdtx 'Nlr Phtlltp Kuser tlther of Bob md one ttme speenl tsslsttnt to the boxernor of New X orle swo e Somexshlt tmeued hx the ptee of the ttll mel yxtnter the elub zllovxeel ntselt to reeupertte durlne the sprung, There were sexertl unter elub elebttes 1 LllSLUSSl0I'l vuth Qulheld Aeldemx 1 trnp to the l mted 'N ttlons Nloelel Assembly md to the Pomlret Colloqulum on Afrlea md then the eleetlon ot olheers Perhtps beetuse thus IS the polltletl elub eleetnon meht us tlsn us one ot the most LXLIIIIN, of the se tr Atter sexen brllots II xx ts tereeel th tt elurlne 1959 60 the exeeutne botrd should be he tdeel lu C o Presldents 'Next xetrs elub depends llreelx upon the leulershlp of CoPres1elents Due Ahern mel Bob lxuser md Seerettrx -john Conlex lf ed ,, x ':'QZ. 3 . . , . , - , ' ': - ' , , y , B . , X ' ' ' , ' ' 7 I 5 3 I V'-3 ' 'QY I . ' '-1 - . , ' ,, - K- . 4 . A . - ' .. Q- ' b - ' -,I - ' . full term the club was addressed by Mr. Newman, ex-Supreme Court Clerk to Chief-justice XY arrcn 1 . . V Q 'Q .' ' l ' ' ' 7 ' . ' '.z ' ' 'l 1'lA, 'Q 1 'Q' me .1 '. ' ' ,' , V . . - . - , ' X ' k- ' . -S - . 1 . A . . .2 1 ,1' k- rx ' k- . .L . f .. :I ka I Q-1l'A ' ' -11 'A '. 1 ' 'L' , ' , .. -..-.-., ' .-- .. V' '. - . ' . ' '. -.v. , -' ..-,,.. . ' , I' ....- ',r , - . H . ' . . . ., '- - . . - , , . - . .. . - ' A ' . . - . V . . , Bark Rau Andrews D S Barton D L Barton GIorgIo Fin! Rou Dmsmore Qco edItorQ Mr Wrse Swope fco CLIIIOIJ 1959 LOOMISCELLANY STAFF Family Admer NIR ALLAN WISE JAMES DINSMORE 59 DAVID BARTON GUY BAKER 59 DEAN BROWN 59 PALL DLBEY 59 HANK HALLAS 59 RALPH HARDY 59 JOHN HATHAW AY CHRIS HERBERT 59 DAXID IRIPASTAIO 59 HLCH JETER 59 ARN JOHNSON 59 ROD JOHNSON 59 DICK JOSEPH 59 BOB KOLODNEX 59 FRANS KROT 59 TED LOOMIS '59 DICK RIORGAN '59 RALPH BIOSELEY ' ROBERT ANDREWS '60 CHICK TWYMAN '59 DW'lGHT HARRIS '61 WARREN JOHNSON '61 CO EDITORS IN CHIEF DIARY EDITORS CONTRIBUTORS CO-BUSINESS MANAGERS PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Pro emomzl Photographer MR DEFORD DECHERT DAx ID SWOPE DONALD BARTON GAR INIURTHA RIC Ru ERAND K RAIG STEWART ANDREW STROLD CHICK TWYMAN JAN VANMETER CHARLIE WHELAN BOB WILLIAMS JOHN CARIILE GEORGE DANIS LYLE DAL IS DICR HARRIS BOB KAISER DICK PARK JIM PILKINGTON PAT SIMONS ' DICK WILKINSON 1 TONY GIORGIO ' ROBIN KENT 61 PAUL ROBELL '61 JOHN XVIBEL '61 PRESS CLUB Bxfi Rau: Xfrlkinson, Ncvvflcld, Rey- nolds, Ostrich, Engclman, Mallory, Smick, Casey, Ahern, Bell, Hall. XV. johnson Fin! Rau: Miller, Feine, Taylor, Swope lpreslrlentj, Hath.1w.1y, Mor- gan, Porter IOC: In L R u lxmnuly Struud lrnpixnim H rms .1 u allut bhu n XX 1lln5K n Alum Uxtrrm R 4 1 mir Murphw bu NI Lnlmn limnrlrup Ivumm n l l .ltz Va ,mm m Mr Nrlmmdlzur RLXLFUIJ NIrC.1rthx fum NI l Nfl 'Xlannm X .1nNidLr .1 .1 N 1 cr Lcmrnxa in 'mu Nlr Ru ur! ' I ls l 4 . T' 3 'D. , 14 1-,f 111 N tl un: lv , v , f , . l Sfrfffxj ffl . R rl. Jw, Du- 'I', . L ' . . M - , Rey mr rs, K . H ' . , . fir! R445 ' ' . l, A ', 'V -. l..1. .1rr'11.1, r . ' ' r - - tuiltwrj, H ll s. .l ll-. . . .. ' N. . . 'rl - LOOM Ebling, Shulrnm, R. johnson fcditorj, Stroud FRENCH CLLB Bn: R u Carlnlc. Parlato Prlkxnmnn Ingram G Dans Ostrnh FH! R u Mr Stookms Nirs bum ms Cole bhulman Morgan Fn3.,cI nun Bernstcm Fcldtmosc I ,,,g-5-- MEDICAL AIDEb BME Rau Newsom Hess Robell N Green Bunk Prxnhctt Frm! Rau Engelman Stunhausen Smlth R Camp Casey 5.1 RADIO CLL B an R u D Harris Hut Fc t moss Carlile Bigelow VJHLG A Broun S.1lLm.1nn Bernstein Bell Pilkington Fw! R 4 Rhines Rinhardsnn Spang, Mr Rogers L Camp R Camp Pause .4 f, ,-A CHESS CLL'B Bxri Roux Hamerslcy. Prinre. VC'elLh Lyons, Hellegers, Conklin. Feine Simons. Hopkins. M. Butterworth, Cz. Davis, XV. Pope. Hoey Fiffz Roux Wfibel. E. Kennedy, Patter- son, ,L Hamilton, Shulman fpresi- dentj. Bernstein, Service, L. Cum mings A51 RONONX Cll 15 it z C ut LY Runwlds Rhincs Hopkins Ingram Alu. in hr Inf 1 LN Hi i nn Cumming C mrgm Liskx PEI.ICANb Cmtcnden. MLCarthy. R. johnson. Dc- Pme, Dubay. Brandrup lpresidcntj. Rcvcrand, B. Brown. Bates. Beaure- gud I 'CIW EJB' ORCHESTRA b LL R PQJSL Dorxu Vwllwwa x Ruhman hem Frft R u Resnolds 'Iarrc NI a we Revcrand Bxnghlm fprc-snlcntj Buttle IOOMISTAlxES 15 CJFLLDL Pease jardxm. O19 S 'Ihompson Buck bmll fpresxdcnt I vi J,, CHEMISTRY-PHYSICS CLUB Burk Roux' Mr. Rogers, Casey, Engel- man, Salzmann, A. Brown, Stein- hausen, Richards, Taylor, Schmalzer, L. Camp, Andrews, Mr. ,Broadhead Firrt Roux' Rhines, Ingram, Spang, Jeter Cpresidentj, Hutt, Tuttle, Felcltmose ...gun-6-1 ,Lf ? 5 f 'Z 1 JAZZ CLUB Bxrk Roux Simons, R. Celica. Morey Fin! Rau J Herbert, Taylor. Miller fp r e sid en tj. Eliot, W'hitehc-ad, Giorgio PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 6,1116 Roux Press, Robcll. Cwngcr, Low. Fox lilrif Ron: D, Hsrris. Kent. Stiles. Rirlmrdswn. Danzur. VV. -lohnson STAGEI-IANDS UNION BML R u Hcnles Hallas Msers W Pope l.1rLl1ne 'I Barnard Fenton Sw nd R Lrnulle Beattre Gorm lx Conger XX Butler Roberts Wrllrams fri R NItC.1rthx D Brown L Mattlua NItCulloth fpresrdentl LC'Vs15 Tuttle Truman STAMP CLL B It R u F Ixcnnc x Rtyncwts F1 ff R u Moru Engelman LJMJL c ra DARWIN CLI. B t R 1 Turteun Scmt Stcrnlnustn Dum Krislrng Adknsson W Butltr Tvutthell Prlthctt d R Henley AILGUIFC B1g.e lou Srlzmann Plrl-c Lrnullc Lrv 1 L bvmxnc Kent fn IR u Wcelw D Broun R Rogers lirmtlrup Twvmm fprcsrtlent Tut tlt leurs Tallmt hIUI'Pl1V ATHLETIC COL 'NCIL BME Rau Bowers Pynoos Lasky Whelan Myers H.1ll.1s Twyman Otxs Krot Dubcy Snell Soucrb Fzrrt Rau Mr Warren Mr ,Ioffray Mr Law Mr Flash Mr Slumkus btcvsart Qprcsldcnt Mr Pratt Mr Hcwmrd Mr Wmnrthxngtun r Dutlctbcn Mr Muzroll SKI CLUB Bxck Roux Riuhardsun. Hallas, Cml- hus, Murtha, T, Bumrd, Brandrup fpresidemj, Baker, Mr. joffray, Stroud, Twyman. Loomis, Baies Flfff Roux Vilxlkcr, MQQuilk1n, Lm- v1llc, Broadhcad N S591 - . -, Q1..' . f t.g mf .JL -- ' - 1 Irs! , , f, , - , R- f.Is.f , - KEH bOCIETH B fi R u ardme L.1Flc-ur Baku Wfhxtbenk Buttn Ictcr Fnf R u MQCullmh Murtha Myers Bingham XY nllmms fCh3lfmdHJ BJYVNISE Brmdrup Loumxs Whntc hc-.id LIBRARH COINHNIITTEE Bzrk R u E Halxorssm Wolkovuskl Hankstafrf Ellot Mosaics Inv! R u Weeks Gl0fj.,1O Karmko D Brown Feldtmosc La DINING HAII COMMI'I'1EE Bak Rau Bcrnstfsxn D 5 liartwn D L Barton C Wnlsamn Flrxf R u D Brown Reynolds bou Lrb R Dcmmg., Bxrvusc DANCE COMNIVI TEE 51412 R u Bmtgham Vhllxams Bom ers DeP.1nf: Flrf R u Morehouse Smuh Bates CQ QQ .gp'4 2-J CHAPEL CONNIITTEE E. ri 3 I Stcvmr . Morgan. Hmm L-rs lfzrgl R u J Stnmud. Swupc, Ro 'cfs FLECTIOINS COMMITTFI- Burk Rau Potter Mrllcr Arnold McGehan Fin! Rou Whrtehead Morgan fcharrmanl Morehouse Engelman Q...- Semrzd Rau I-'nrt Rau SFINIOR SCHOLARSHIP COXIXIITTFE Talbot Herbert Wlng Morgan Souers Lexus M Dans Reynolds Spang Andruss L Cummings Rhrnes Carllle Prlkrnrton G Dans Dulvu R lohnsnn VanMeter Sthmalzer Loomrs Porter Eggmgton Moseley D S Barton fco Lharrmanj Miss Adams D L Barton fro tharrmanj Taylor Kolodney Cole Fe-ldtmose Jeter Bark Row: Hutt, Shulman, R.. Cello, Reverand, Impastato, M. Butterworth, Hardy, McCarthy, Wag-'ala .Ox 5' L ffm gm......' Ll- 43 ENN, 7773? 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'fb . ,.f' ' 14 ' f 9- s w 1i.l Q, Lg' ' , ' ' 0 A X. -5 .wx -la 'Q l L 0' 'L f -L.v . zflo 1- -Q-0 f vis, ' 1- r' x-Aigjggia f ' ' ,zvf if - 44 If if I lfjq. I - ' ' fu 5 5. 5. , Ns.. .9 . , ' af I-.if J fb gi., , pt? um: .gs -E5'r'.g9-,I 31911 card.-.2-are-.sa sorggje-1 19 as BYRXSQ'--SC-'S2'f-521.2 FIRST TEAM FOOTBALL Buff Row: Loucks, Daniels, Atkin, Greene, Dickie, Oulundsen, Rapp, Henderson, Mr. joffray, Mr. Severens, Schmidt, Sesit, Sauer, L. Davis, Conley, Purrington, Ramsey, Dorsey Secor1dRou': Pease, Muldaur, Waterman, LaFleur, Laslty, McCarthy, Moseley, E. Stewart, Mr. Erickson, Mr. Muzroll, House, Struthers, Walkley, Dinsmore, Murtha, Latimer, Beams, L. King. Fin! Rout Bowers, Beizer, Earle, Stevens, Roper, C. Eustis, Sandhath, A. johnson, T, Eustis fco-captainj, C. Stewart leo-captainl, Baker, Church, Morgan, Hallas, Taylor, Karp, P. Cummings FOOTBALL Craig Stewart, Thomas Eustis ........ ........ C 0-Captains Paul Feine ....................................... ......... M anuger Mr. Erickson, Mr. Muzroll ....................... ......................... ......... Co a chef Loomis 6 Wilbraham 14 Loomis 20 Suffield 6 Loomis 12 Choate 32 Loomis 29 Taft 0 Loomis 22 Williston 8 Loomis 20 Kent 24 Loomis 35 Hotchkiss 20 For the first time in five years the Loomis football team ended with a winning season. Led by its spirited co-captains, the team averaged 21 points a game, while winning four and losing three. With Co-Captain Craig Stewart at quarterback and Co-Captain Tom Eustis at end, Pete Cummings, Guy Baker and Jim Bowers stood out in the backfield, while Gar Murtha, Chris Eustis, Al Church, Dexter Earle, Arn johnson. and Hank Hallas provided a strong line. In the first game at Wilbraham, Loomis fell victim to a plague of fumbles and a drenched field, losing 14-6. Pete Cummings ran a seven yard dive play for Loomis' only tally in the first quarter. After the first quarter touchdown by Cummings, Wilbraham took advantage of poor Loomis ball handling and scored two touchdowns to win. Under a hot sun at Choate for the second game, the Islanders were smothered by a 24-0 Choate lead after one period of play. The powerful opposition easily trounced a shaken Loomis squad 32-12. The Ericksonmen registered their first win. heating Wfilliston 22-8 at Loomis. jim Bowers scored the first Loomis touchdown in the first period, making it o-0. Craig Stewart scored in the second and fourth quarters. the first on a pass option, climaxing a seventy yard march. The next game at Suffield was bitterly contested all the way. Suffield leading 6-0 at the half. Then in the third quarter Pete Cummings scored from the four and in the fourth period the floodgates were opened. putting Loomis on top 20-6. Taft proved a weak contestant as the Islanders marched all over the Loomis gridiron before 700 parents. In the last quarter with Loomis leading 21-0, the second string moved in, brilliantly paced by Rick Beiler and Rich Beams. who scored a final touchdown on a dive from the three yard line. Perhaps the less said about the game with Kent. at Loomis. the better. except that it was a true heartbreaker. Ahead 20-lo until the last two minutes. on touchdowns by Karp 123 and Stewart. the spirited liricksonmen gave up a final touchdown to lose 2-4-20. Scoring freely in the third and fourth quarters, the Loomis eleven wound up its seven game season at Hotchkiss. winning 35-20. It was a strong finish for a fine season, and much credit goes to the outstanding play of Craig Stewart, Pete Cummings. ,lim Bowers. and Tom Eustis. 5 1 ...- 'X - f -1-5 . ,ul ig xl' 5357 if 1-33 ' ihag 2? va J if 'WA .L- '55 U, 44 :Q ee'.1' . -'.'k- iii: : ii 3: ll 'Q A Q -,: 'fLv'e.,. -rf' 0 P Wx-,A D I . 1,-L 'S fs. .abd I I .1 A I ,N X, 'iffy' Y !., .1 35,89 Q 1 if QI LLDLOW SENIOR FOOTBALL Won 4 Lost ' Tie 1 Bxfk Rau Hathaway Mr Munger Parlato Third Rou Kaiser Webster Wing, Murphy Jardine I-Iawens Strand Rau Breed Thompson Mul dour Devlin Feeney MLGQ-han Loutks FUJI Rau Deming Hamilton Brand rup McCulloch fcaptainj Ebersold Eggeington Casey Souers ALLYN SENIOR FOOTBALL Won 0 Lost 6 BME Roux Mr. Vancini, D. Kennedy Custer, Ingram, Xwolkowski, Spang Ramsey Strand Rau: Hake, E. Boyd, Pettit Hopkins, L. King, Purrington Fin! Rau: Rogers, Myers, S. Smith Tuttle Qcaptainj, Barwise, Allis Danze: VLOLCOTI BLNIOR FOOT BALL Won 5 L st 1 'I I it R u Putter Williams T.: or 71 l Butttruurth Bri N Sinlehim M Dixis lxrtitltr But e lxnmslcs Iliut W l'lLl.1l'l Atltcrm in rim tu t ipta n M vrthoust lm t.1pt.iin DLP.1tie Lavurente lim - ' tl ' ti. 'ied BJ 'Z fi 4, ' .. yl , M r. Ben-hc, G rev,-n, And rew s Surf, if Rfiu .' ' Y - ' . gg . l ' . , . . 'V . ' ' A . ' - ti '. ' ' ' lint! Rfiu J f A . ' ' . 'A . . i,. cl p 1 W . i AJ, . . - v 1 ALLYN JUNIOR FOOTBALL XX'on 1 Lost 4 Tied 1 Bark Roux Temple. Chapin, Fritz Second Roux O'Brien, Blanchard, Fox, Glenn, Broadhead, 1. Smith Fur! Roux J. Boyd, Reed, Lawrence, Weissman fc a p t a i nj, Lombard W'einer, Cartland WOLCOTT JUNIOR FOOTBALL Won 4 Lost 2 Bark Rau: Roudakoff, Kirkpatrick, Walker, Fletcher, Mr. Sharp Second Roux' Peterson, Burrall, Alex- ander, Gehris, Landerman Frm Razr: Rolfe, Hamner, R. Camp, D. Celio, Farren, Braine LL'DLOW JUNIOR FOOTBALL Won 3 Lost 2 Tied 1 Back Roux' Nolan, hir. Flash Second Roux' Scott, XV. Pope, Procek T. Day, Feakins, Malone Firff Roux Doherty, j. Deming, Terry Gleason, Freeman, Besson, Phillips 2133 B Burk Rou Second Rau FUJI Rau FIRST TEAM SOCCER Waxman Mallory Thompson Fowles Conklin Cothran S johnson D L Barton Hubbard Feeney Qmanagerj Otis jones Katz Buck Hall Mr House Mr Worthington Weeks Wilson New field Diana Massey McAlcnney A Brown Kariko Park Snell Hatkstaff Krot fco captain, Dubey to captainj Bates Twyman Giorgio Kruh joseph R johnson SOCCER Paul Dubcy Frans Ixrot Co Caplamf David Ahcrn Attila Kariko Managers Mr House Mr Worthington Coarber Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis Wilbraham Avon Williston Deerfield Choate Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis 0 Choate I Suffield 4 Hotchkiss 4 Taft 2 Kent 2 After a fast start thc Loomis Soccer team was hit by the midseason doldmms and could not seem to reach paydirt again despite many closely contested games The Maroons won their opener by a 1 O score with ,unior Sandy Brown rallying early in the first quarter The team then continued their pace in their second game when the Islanders crushed Avon with Sandy Brown Co Captains Frans Krot and Paul Dubey each scoring once and yunior elf INewfield scoring twice The Housemen then edged Williston 2 1 with senior Dick oseph scoring late in the third quarter followed by Sandy Brown's third tally in as many games. Playing away against Deer- field. the team forged ahead 2-0 with goals by Dave Snell and Sandy Brown' but was then overwhelmed by six goals in rapid succession despite the brilliant efforts of goalie Dave Otis. The somewhat stunned Niaroon lost their next game to a spirited Suffield team despite the goal scored by Loomis right wing. Dick oseph. in the opening minutes of play. Playing at home to Taft the Pelicans dropped their third straight to an outplayed Taft team 2-1 with fullback Dick Park scor- ing for the home booters on a penalty kick. Travelling to Hotchkiss. the weary Loomis team dropped their fourth game on a wet and muddy field. unior Sandy Brown scored his fifth and sixth goals of the season with Co-Captains Frans Krot and Paul Dubey playing brilliantly for the Loomis team backed up by Steve Weeks and Chick Twyman. Back at the Island, the Housemen welcomed the Kent team on Prom weekend to what proved to be Loomis' best game of the season. Loomis scored early in the first quarter with sophomore Dave XVilson tallying. and then proceeded to hold the powerful team in check until late in the fourth quarter when the opposition pounded in two quick goals. In its closing game of the season, Loomis dropped its sixth straight to Choate by a score of 1-0 in another fiercely fought contest. This year's team featured a group of spirited boys who never quite seemed to hit their peak ex- cept for the Kent contest, Goalie Dave Otis. however. performed brilliantly in the goal all season long. Co-Captain Paul Dubey paced the backfield, supported by Steve Xlifeeks. Rog Hackstatf. Chick Twyman. Dick Park. Tony Georgio and Tom jones. XVings Dick joseph and Dave Vifilson along with center Sandy Brown led the line backed by in- sides Bill Bates and Co-Captain Frans Krot. Rod johnson and juniors jeff Newfield and Sam Thomp- son supported the line with valuable relief work. XX 41M 5 , 4.5 K ,, Q r T U 4 .-I . If' -X. .. .wr-3 .. ,inc ,f 1 X -r ,,0i?:,4a - if 1 3-,Mfr -JYBQ 4 .1 LL'DLOW SOCCER Won 5 Lost 4 Tied 1 Bark Rau: Rohman, Flick, P. Konncy, Mr. Schmalzer Serofzd Rau: D. S. Barton, T. Barnard, Loomis, Cane Firit Rou: VI. Barnard, Pause, Halvor- ssen Qcaptainj. Keith, D. L. Barton ALLYN SOCCER XVon 2 Lost T Tied 1 Bark Rau: Wallace, Hadlock, G. Davis Seffnld' Rau: bf. Smith, Sharp, Gorm- ley. Armstrong, M, Butterworth, Wk-lsh Fm: Ruuv Wood, Twitchell, Service, Lewis Ktaptainl, Meyfarth, Kron- holm, Jacobsen XWOLCOTT SOCCER NX'un 6 Lost 2 Ticd 1 lint Rua: Finley, Massey, Kilpatrick, Porter 511711141 Rau: Virutht. l3flLl1C'fI, Clem- nvv, D. Brown, P, Morey, Diana lint! Rau: Adkisson, lNIallury, Shore Maptainj, Grimes, XY'ilkinson CROSS COL NTRY Allxn Won 0 Lost 6 Ludlov. Won 5 Lot 1 Wolccmtt Won 4 Lost Bxrk Rou Rodgers Strles R Barrett Xe-ssen L Pope Thzrd R u Thrall Roberts Crrtten den Benson Bravser Crohus Mr Detlefsen Serorzd R u Hutt Mwcock Trllson Welmers B Brown Endee Sloan Flrrl Rau Wnlscmn Herbert Barnes Srmons j Dans Talbot feaptarn Beauregard Home CROSS COUNTRY Thom IS D 'I rlbot fdffellll Nlr Detletsen forztfv Loom1s 13 Axon lo loomls 50 C Imam 15 Loomis 31 XVeaxer U5 Loomls 51 Contrel 45 Ha 4 XVon Lost s Thrs tall Loomls eontxnued xntersehollsne eompetttron IH eross eountrx for the second ear XVII son Beauregard ohn Dixrs Rodgers Qlmons md C lptun Tom Tllbot returned to le 1d the team to a two and three record The Detlelscn men lost the openlng meet I'or Ioomls Dans plaeed fifth Tllbot nrnth C r1tten den tenth md blmons elexenth Stlll unable to muster 11 mnnme, eomhlnztlon the thln eltds lost thelr seeond meet to C hoate 15 50 But ln thelr thxrd mtteh IKLIIDSI' XVe1xer thex m ide lstroneer shomnke loslne eloselx 75 31 XVoodard plzeed sexenth 1ndRodgers enehth 'I he loomls te IIN prohrblx sulfered dete lt bee ILISLL lptun Txlbot was srck mth the flu Loomns made tts stronxeest shomne rn 1ts next eompennon teunst fonud and Wfener nn 1 tn angular meet Dans xx ts hrst Snmons thlrd Burnes slxth Rodeers exehth 1nd XX elmers thnrteenth XY'easer and C omrd toole ln errlx le ld but the Detletsen men moxed up to ehlllenee md hnallx oser take them Letters were tvs rrded for the hrst nme to C rpt un I xlb mt md C o C tptuns IleetS1mons 1nd Dxus FALL 'ILXNIS Allyn Wxxn 6 st Ludlow Won 5 L st I Wemlecwtt Wenn 5 Lost a BJr R u Robe-ll AILGUIIL ory Go stern Duedlle Bezrdsuorth Bartal Costen Burr F ruff? R u Lelhert D Allen or on Osneh D xrrls Imxx e O'Neal Vin Meter CJ Whrteherd Ifznd Rau balrmann l'LDl'llIIIiI'l Hun ersley Denelee Rrthtrdson Helle eers Rhrnes lmpisttto lxent :mud R u L Cununmes Coneer Prrdee Forssthe C.rl1le H Butler me R Wlmrtclte re Lmeoln Svsope Tureeon lr! Rm Hoey leldtmose Stunt fer Braelunas Frese Nee Press Maury Seward I Barrett 4 'z s . s A 0 : . , ' - Y ! I 9 ' ' 0 I , ,' , ' , , - ' . ' A J, , f 1 fll ' , W , . ' -' ' ztzrfj 1 r-Q ' r' ' nipped Davis of Loomis by a second. Simons was LI elose' thirdrand following three' XYR-nveritcs. Barnes 1 .L ' . 4 '. V, 'Q 1 1 Q rl 15 Q JJ rl ' 1':', 21 1 L '- ' I A . A . 5 'V' 1 ' '. n . .f v, , R -. ., v ., . . .A-. - r -. -, . ,,., '. - v, ' 'Q'z 'H 5 ' IL 1' Hg s.L 5-fz el' .L ' : Lo. o 'Q U, 16 0 I . I ', C ', Id A , V. 1, A. H , A f,es- .ee , f d , .t , , H. f, . ll'. ' . ,D In . , . I 1 X r , . , . . . ' ' . ' ' ',' t. ' S U I . Aff, 1 , N l Ehl' Y, . ' '. l, , Fr I : ', f' .', f l .l- Z., .Lv .,-.v 'U' .H-v '1 .1 45 :lv-Y 1 FIRST TEAM BASKETBALL Bark Row Mr Enckson Hamersley Landerman Pease Day Scott Dunning Oulundsen Mc Gulre Mr Muzroll Second Row Hardy Pardee Knsslmg Loucks Belzer Krextler Ebersold Katz Rapp F1ntRow jones T Eustls Stewart Allen Bowers Qcaptamj Sxmons Whelan Hackstaff Hobler james Bowers ames Hammersley BASKETBALL Mr EIICKSOH Mr Muzroll Loomls Loomis Loomxs Loomls Loomis Loomis Loomls 7 68 5 60 4 3 6 Mllford 58 Choate 41 Kent 34 Cranwell 47 Wxllxston 53 Suffield 46 Deerfield 51 Loomns Loomls Loomls Loomls Loomls Loomis Loomls Won 9 Lost 6 5 6 60 4 5 4 5 Gaptam Manager Wnlbraham Westmmster Suffield Deerfield Wnlbraham Mt Hermon Wxllxston 4 6 The 1959 Loomis Basketball Team got off to another successful season bv soundly beatmg IIS first four contestants Cralg Stewart led the Pellcans with 16 pomts ln the crushmg 76-38 defeat of Mllford Prep 1m Bowers and Ed Allen lomed Craig Stewart in hrttlng for double figures as the Pellcans went on to beat Choate Kent and Cranwell Tragedy struck as the vxctorlous Loomles suffered thelr first defeat at Wxlllston and then went on to be mlserably defeated by Suffield 30 46 Awakened out of thenr complacency the Pelncans led by dynamnc Craig Stewart s 22 pomts trounced a good Deerneld team 67 51 The Loomles played their best game of the season Craig Stewart went on to score 23 pomts but II wasnt enough to stop a good Wllbraham squad as Loomls lost a close game 55 56 At Westminster Cralg again led the Loomles wlth 24 pomts as the Pellcans outplaved a fa1r Westminster team 65 43 By a score of 60-42 Loomis avenged an earller defeat and with the help of jim Bowers 16 pomts beat Suffield Loomls lost its second game by one pomt when Deerfield edged the Pellcans 64 65 before the largest crowd of the year Chuck Whelan scored 14 pomts as the Loomles avenged another defeat by whnppmg Wnlbrallam 58 44 The Mount Hermon game was a hard one to lose but Loomis found some consolatlon m 1m Bowers unbellevablc 27 pomts At Wxlbraham nm again led the Pellcans and this time Loomis won 52 48 The last game of the year was another upset for the Loomles Cralg Stewart s 18 pomts and Ed Allen s 10 pomts weren t enough to bring a falterlng Loomxs team up from behmd and a medlocre Taft team went on to wm 54 58 Next year s team shows a great deal of promlse wlth four returmng lettermen and several out standmg players from the ayvee team The captams elect for next vear s team are Rick Benzer and Tom jones j D ..,....,...........,..........,.........,.,............,.......,............,............................... , , . .............................................,.................................................... Coaches ' 6 ' ' 5 ' 56 ' ' 5 ' 43 ' 5 ' 2 ' ' 4 5 ' 4 ' ' ' 8 ' 44 ' 0 ' 7 . 53 ' 7 ' 2 ' ' 48 Loomis 54 Taft 58 ' ' , .... u ' . . .' ' lf 60 N ,ah 9 . i 1 . t, V, 'J -101' 'X -i . N 5 Swv .Q W. QA mm w Q- H11 s Y ' 5 Z Y' li ff' 'Q - i5 ,f Jr A W? ALLX N SENIOR BASKETBALL Won 4 Lost 8 Bxtz R u House. Boyd Ostrxch S 1d R u Waterman Svsayne Kennedy Pcttxt Purnngton F r I R Hallas Otxs Dmsmorc itaptalnj P Cummmgs Mxller XX OLCOTT SENIOR BASKETBALL Won Lost 6 BML Rau Wxlltams Baker Strmd Rau Mr Bc-ebe Talbot L Camp Fmt! Rau Gehns Lasky De Pane ttaptaxnj Tay lor Moseley -q-iid Y, Ox 'M N LLDLOW SELNIOR BASKETBALL Won 8 Lost 5 Bxrk Rau Brandxup Casey Dewlxn Semrzd Rou Mr Detlcfsen Lang R Demxng F1151 Rau S Iuhnion Dubay tap t.11n Krut Bates Hlmxlton , . L. , .-. U . 1 -Q .I . . -. r V - - 1 I ' A . 0 ,: I , ! . . 7 . . EMM 0 . , , 4 . . f . ' ' v 2.5 - , . , 1 J ou: , , 5 ' 1 V L D ' -'. 7 . . v -Q 1 : 1? 'S T . -lv A ,, -,..,,,, .1 -- -. , -H - . z 3 Y - ' 3 , I : - a V v A J, , 1 . ., . 1 . ' Y 5 Af , 4 , Q , W.. ' A. 1 , ..,1L., J -, . L - , . . , , . , . . , , . ' Y 3 4 , y 1-11 'L LL DLOW INTERMEDIAT L BASKETBALL Won 3 Lost 9 Bzfk R u Lexbcrt Wallace Peency 5 Thompson HH! R u Webster Wnnnstcnn C1 Hamxlton Anderson haul' 9 ALLYN INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL W'un 3 Lost 9 Buk Run: Fox. F. Kennedy. Ebling Fm Ron: M. King, nm, L, King. XXL Boyd 59 VOILOII IXIIRMIDIAH BANKI IBAIL n ux IL D lk ID D L lu C xmp lffl T Dau XX xlklnxm n -Gi ALLEN JLNIOR BASKETBALL Won 3 Lost 9 Bxfk R u J Smxth Lee Cartland rf nd R u Elrot Frrtz NI Smxt Gormley Mrller Frm! Rau Lawrence G Dans Reed Werner Bradunas Bell WIOLCOTT JL NIOR BASKETBALL Won 1' Lost 0 B.1rkRou Butler Seward Serorzd Rau Mr Beebe Adkrsson Srruck Fmt Rou Clemow Lmcoln Dugdale Grrmes LLDLOW JUNIOR BASKETBALL Won 5 Lost 9 B405 R014 Lrnvrlle Burr Second Rau Doherty P Konney hee Flu! Rau Roberts Feakms Trlson Malone A FIRST TEAM WRESTLING Bark Rau Deane Mr joffray Rodgers Conley Mr Vancini Wolkowski Strand Rau Breed Henderson Daniels Kruh Crittenden W Pope T Barnard Green Firtz Rau Kirkpatrick Lewis Grannis Sloan C Wilson fco captamj Kolodney lco captain, Custer Barnes Wilbur Schmidt WRESTLING Robert Kolodnei Colin Wilson C0 Caplazm ason Wolkow ski Manager Mr joffras Coach Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis Kent Suffield Ta t Mount He rmon Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis 4 Wins 4 Losses Choate Cheshire 17 RHAX1 H S 8 Williston 14 Off to .1 dismal start the Loomis wrestling, team bounced back to achiexe a fair record In the opener against Kent Loomis bowed to the State Champions 31 12 ohn Daniels turned in a good match Bob Kolodnu and eff Ixruh won bt falls and Coke Wilson wrestled one of the best matches of the season During the following, week the team lost to underdog Sufheld and to Kent But at last. the team showed its strength against Mount Hermon. Wfinninp 40-52, three pins were scored by Loomies: Sloan Daniels. and Ixolodney. Unfortunately. however, the good luck didn't last lone. for Choate swamped Loomis 50-8. Only Grannis wrestled well as he pinned his opponent. The Cheshire meet was the liiphlielit of' the year. Cheshire was ahead until ohn Wfilbur turned the tide. Bill Schmidt was the hero ofthe day. winning, the unlimited class match by decision. Loomis took fifth place in the Connecticut Interscholastics. Grannis pot a third place and the first Loomis state championship went to Bob Ixolodney. Loomis finished its regular season the follow- ing, XVednesday with a 2614 triumph over NX'illiston. Three of' the Loomis hopefuls for next winter: Pete Grannis jeff Ixruh. and Bill Schmidt won by falls. The next weekend Bob lxolodney took a second place in the New Enpland tournament. The captain-elect is Pete Grannis. E... u..... W 'Ui 1-gi al I 1 4' E173 .ar 114 L lr 'if if i' Q O FIRST TEAM HOCKEY Bark Rau Mr Warren Mr Munger Struthers A Stewart R Haller Earle Sesat Bernstein FI1'J!R01l Stevens McCulloch Morgan Myers fcaptaanj Smath MacLean C Eustis HOCKEY Robert My ers Captam Rachard Bernstean Manager Mr Warren Mr 'sfunger Coatfm Loomis Loomas Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis Ta t Kent Suffield Hopkins Walbraham Deerfield 4 Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomas Loomis H1 Salasbura Choate Wallaston Westminster Hotchkiss Loomas 1 Deerfaeld 4 Won 7 Iost S Taed 1 The 1959 Loomis Hockex Team skated to ats second straight successful season vsath a 7 5 1 record Particular credit and thanks go thas tear to Messrs Hovae Anderson and the grounds crevt who dad an outstanding job an maintaining good ace and elamanatang the annosang aceless practices and games of past tears Thes worked hard and vae are grateful The puckmen started out vaell bs upsetting presaouslv undefeated Taft 4 1 at Watertown The next Wednesday was the first black das for the home team homes er as Fra burger and other Kent skaters dovs ned Loomas 8 5 The team bounced back to defeat Suffield 9 3 as Bob Haller scored the hat track ohn Haller scored two goals and Dexter Farl started has first varsatx game an the goal The Pelacans downed Walbraham 5 O on home ace vaath os erpoverang ease The tides vaere soon turned howeser and an the season s onli scoreless game the sickness hampered skaters drop ed a hard fought battle to Deerfield O 4 The acemen then squeezed out a narrova vain oxer Hopkans Gram mer an a presaousla postponed game Eager for resenge of three sears defeats thc Islanders don ned thc Hall School 4 7 an an excatang hard fought game as Pete Stesens broke thc tae an the third period mth mo goals an ments seconds After a vncek s practice the sextet traseled to Sahsbura vahere the home team taed ohn Briggs goal for the scar s onla tae The game was called an the last period because of unplas able conditions Choate dossned Ioomas 4 I an the season s best dasplas of tcamvaork although manus three sack and anaured men Maclean four for the seasonp C hras l ustas and Pete Stcscns Lslc Dans scored tlae onli home goal The puckmen packed themsclses up to gnc goalie Dick Morgan has second and thard shutouts oser XVallaston 1 O and XXICSIITAIHSICI' 3 0 The last tvao games vaerc heart breakers for the acemen as thca lost to Hotchkiss l and a lucks Dcccrfaeld team 1 4 despate the lane plaa of C aptaan Bob Nlacrs and Rod NlcC ulloch haglascorang defense man Next year s tc am mn feel the loss of such outstanding plaxcrs as C captain Bob 'slxers high scorer for the second seat goalie Dick 'slorg an and hard fighting dctensemcn Sexmour Smath and Rod Mc C ulloch but vaath thc return of eaght lettermen ancludtng C aptaan Fleet Pete Steacns Isle Dasas C hras lustas Bob Hallcr John Briggs Mac Nlaclacan Al Stexs .art and goalie Dex I arle the squad vaall hate a good aear . 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B 4 - LLDLOW HOCKEH Won 7 Lost 8 Bank Rau Terry KJISCF Eggmton Beauregard Serfzzd Rau Isl: Snhmalzer Park Fovnles MQAlLnncy Bosson Hal vorssen Frrl R Z4 Rohman Rnhardson E dee' Loomxs lcaptamj Cane Nolan Gleason ALLYN HOCKEY XY'on 5 Lust 4 B105 Rau: Bigelow. Chapin. Parte: son, Blanchard. Broaclhead. Donald son Seroud Rou: Twitlhell, Hoke. Danze! Feldtmose. Lombard. I-Iadlock Flfff Ron: Bamdse. Snell, Temple Murtha Qcapnnnj, Weeks. Conklin Rogers XXOLCOTI HOCRFH Von Lust B 4 R 'Nl liuttumvrtlm Forss c Walsh Rlnnu Nl Nlurp Roper Sauer Dani L xx P r 1 R 14 Beattie 'I liuttuuurth A lrux Nllrclwuse Fgntln Bralnt Hall . I I . A l V1 - . A I1 oe S. ...Q v , R V: 7 V- Y - Y 1 : ' R V r 1 I - Q 4 Ar: v ' X. o : ' ' , , n- il! M V 3 Y L 7 w Q . l l ,, - , Jr' flu: l . ' ' , ,tha 5lw1.'J Run: . Q . , . x' A 1 .. ug uttc 15?-r f, : ' 1 '. - ' , n- . 5..v' '+. . FIRST TEAM RIFLE Back Row: Heyl, Spang, Hellegers Serond Row: Mr. Worthington, Mr. Flash Fin! Row: Latimer, VanMeter, Twyman Ccaptainj, Schmalzer, Hutt, Newsom RIFLE Charles Twyman ...............,....... ..,...... Cu plain Bruce Hislop, john Wibel ......... ........ M anagery Mr. Flash ...................,............................. ....................... ............ C 0 aria Loomis 835 Middletown 874 Loomis 869 Suffield 860 Loomis 873 Choate 847 Loomis 881 Wilbraham 878 Loomis 881 Sullield 904 Loomis 879 Hamden 911 Loomis 882 Wilbraham 822 Loomis 875 Middletown 896 Loomis 883 Choate 774 Loomis 871 Hamden 920 Loomis 865 Manchester 884 Loomis 876 Manchester 880 Won 5 Lost 7 The Loomis rifle team of 1959 with a high match average of 873 wound up its year with a five win, seven loss record. The team was erratic, shooting in the 880's one match and then slipping into the 8605 in another. The matches at the home range were for the most part the best, with consecutive scores of 881, 882, 883 posted. Loomis was weak on its offhand with only Rick Spang consistently placing in the 75-85 slot. Captain Chick Twyman and Texan Dan Latimer tied for the highest indi- vidual match scores, each shooting 185. Rick Spang posted the highest match average with a 176. He also won the highest award from the National Rifleman's Association: the distinguished rifleman's medal. Loomis's last four losses came as a blow to the team, for it should have been at its peak during these last matches. The final match of the year against Wilbraham was the tightest ofthe season. Loomis trailed until the last relay of Loomis shooters stepped to the line. Captain Twyman shot 185 and Spang shot a 182. These scores pulled Loomis up by more than thirty points allowing the team to win by a narrow four point margin. Returning lettermen, john Heyl and Wes Hellegers will be the nucleus of next year's team to- gether with Ron Parlato who also got match experience this year. Rick Spang, who was captain-elect, unfortunately will not be returning next year. Despite this loss the team's prospects are good. gee RQ Q QQ 11 CLL B RI! ll 5.11: R1 imnlsvxortlm Prmn Vama Rn Ll D I. Barton linnwn D 5 .ir vn Bunk Burrill C unc Tfilnf R u lxcnt XxlbLl Ifcnmmm lxutlm Brmnr krwnhnlnm Prmck RUM Hnlop LIIIJ 4 r xrtwlnuun ruhgtt no Irus Armslrum, I li.1rrLtt llpuhu H pkms Iurgwn Cmm,Lr F1rrlR 14 Iihflkllli Ntmud Cmlxux D Allan H.1rr1s VC uhnsun Noun Volpg Coalu Iwhury 'Q PHX BICAL IDL LA1 ION BJ R 14 R Barra! Vcdnnrm lx rp hmmm l.1rd1m Inu Nuns Nandhaulm H mf R u m.ram Hubba' ID LX n1p.mm D Bnun Ingglmm ir Rcnhcrt 11111 Run A Brmxn Ldfltuf Lmvbun Phxlhpa lx.1r1ko Pwnum Herbert 6? Q Q '- 3, G 1 Q I H ,, , SV . Q 2 ' . - 4 -1 .4 ,' Tx Y- ' V, L Q4 -. I., Y'-, X '- . 0 W : 4 xl , af rcs! I . I , ' . , , 4 x 'll . f HAI , ', . ', . . , '. , - tm , , . , ,I ' Sf, Rffz:M. xxwly ,Iv A. H D , Q, 1,5 ,. .k'.,tQ 't '.T,A.' 4. ., '.j . ,, ' I , ' I -' W , , E' - 1 V ' I W. I x U , f A ' 1. . X. Sn, ffplj.. ...Iflg',IN . 1g--11 FIRST TEAM BASEBALL Bark Rau Pease Day Gehns J Deming Eeme Freeman Lombard Devlin E Allen D Cello Serond Row L King Karp P Cummings Earle Beizer Mr Erickson Hobler Drnsmore L Pope Beattie Vincent Struthers Rapp Krextler Murtha Lasky fco captamj Mr Vancmx Whelan fco captamj Baker DePat1e Richards C Stewart Fin! Row BASEBALL Robert Laskv Charles Whelan Co Captains Paul Felne Manager Mr Ernckson Mr Vancmn Coarlaes Loomis Loomls Loomis Loomis Wllbraham 3 Loomis Loomis Taft Wilhston Deerheld 6 Loomis Loomis 4 7 Choate 1 Kent 2 Westminster 3 Hotchkiss 3 3 Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis 1 Hotchkiss 4 Hopkins 1 Suffield Milford Deerfield Won 7 Lost 5 Tied 1 Loomis baseball had one of its most successful seasons in recent vears The hnal record was seven wins and hve losses but in regular season play the team tied for the title of the Northern Connec xcut Interscholastic Baseball League with a record of six wins and one loss ln league play Much of the team s success resulted from its ability to hit with men on base The Pelicans scored 85 runs ln 101 innlngs and with the exception of the final Hotchkiss game left very few men on base Steve Karp led the team in h1tt1ng swinging at a 353 clip Not far behind him were Co Captaln Chuck Whelan centerfielder Craig Stewart and second baseman Guy Baker Co Captain Bob Lasky turned out to be one of the team s best clutch httters as he drove in thirteen Pellcan runs The opening game with Wilbraham resulted in a 3 3 tie as the game was called after six innings Loomis then won four games without a loss Taft was the first victim falling to the sidearm slants of Gene DePat1e 64 Karp and Whelan led the attack at Watertown garnering three hits apiece The Pellcans defeated Williston 4 2 when Pete Cummings lofted a high fly double to left center to score the w1nn1ng runs nn the final inning Cummings won his first game on the Choate mound as the Windsor nine outscored the Wallingford School 7 4 In a prom weekend game the Pelicans romped over a weak Kent mne 13 3 as every starter hit and helped to glve Craig Stewart some runs to work with Westminster stunned a tired llstless Loomis n1ne on Monday after the prom with a 5-4 upset An experienced well polished Hotchkiss mne then handed the Maroon and Gray their second straight loss on the following Saturday 10 3 Behind the four hit pitching of Pete Cummings the Islanders started another three game winning streak beating Hopkins 3 1 The next game played before a capacity Parents Day crowd saw the home team manage eleven hits and twenty one runs tn a wild melee with Suffield With their bats st1ll sizzling the Pelncans scored ten runs in one 1nn1ng to defeat Milford 102 This Milford victory was the Windsor mne s last as they dropped two games to Deerheld on Alumni Day and then were edged out by Hotchkiss in the play off for the league championship at Taft 4 1 Pete Cummings led the Loomis pitchers, winning three while losing one Craig Stewart pitched effectively with two wins and two losses Senior Gene DePat1e and sophomore Pete Kreitler rounded out the mound staff as each won one game and lost one . 3 . . 3 . 3 . ' 6 4 A 3 ' 21 10 . 4 . . 2 . . . 10 . 2 ' ' ' 10 ' 1 7 VEHM? ff' -OOMS It 'Fir MES' c,.. fi VI JE M 'Q JI..- ,mizf 'J ual-lla 'ul 1 l '55 ,... 1' 'N --ggi ILA4-1 Q S X3 .M '23 J- ,EMIS F xullws M, -W 0309113 ' i -. L45- .J LS HW ALLHN SENIOR BASEBALL Won ' Lost 5 Bxfi R u Hess MeQurll-un L Cum mmgs Tblfd R u Mr House NI Smith Kron holm J Bom Scf0l1d Rou Glenn Chapm I Boyd Pettit F111 R u All15 Svyayne Myers V40 kovnskr Ahern x.- WOLCOTT SENIOR BASEBALL Won 6 Lost 7 Bark Rou D1.1n.1 Brrggs Roper Atlcm Second Rau Grrmes Rhmes Mr Bee be Andrews F1111 Rau Oulundsen jones R Cello Warren Moseley Haekstaff WS LLDLOW SENIOR BASEBALL Wcmn 4 Lost 4 Bark Rou S Thompson Murphy R Demmg Mr Sexerens Serwzd Riu klrelc Gleason C1 Hamrl ton W Pope Loualcs Frm! R u Wallace Casey Dubey Havens Parlato LLJDLOW JLINIOR BASEBALL Warn 6 Los 7 Bark Rau Ellot Cane Sloan Fcakxns Mr Schmalzcr Semnd Rau Lxebert Kenth Procek L Nolan I'1rrt Rau 'larry Bmson Txllson Scott Malone ALLYN JUNIOR BASEBALL Wfon 1 Lost 5 Tied 2 BML Rau: Mr. Broadheacl, Ebling. Law fence, Lee, Fux. Second Rau: Reed, Blanchard, Fritz Service, Fifi! Rau: Cory. Crolius, Bradunas O'Brien, Clune. XXOLLOHI l ll. NIOR BAJLBALI Sf L 11.11 R Cutlnr hxrsxtln linnwn Arran Mr I .1 ml R 1 Ruu1.l.ik1ff S up L n wn Alemndgr 1 Burmll lmu ln Hul cpu RJ cr I Barrett l , X 1 FIRST TEAM TEIN NIS Bark Row Mr Lay Mr Shimkus Mr Munger Nee Patterson Frese Serof1dRou R Whitehead Weiner Dugdale Katz Daniels Beams R Camp F1151 Row F Kennedy Tarre Steele Pynoos Qcaptainj Eggmton Whitbeck Pardee TENNIS onathon Pt noos Caplan: Robert LaMacch1a Aflamzger Mr Shimkus Mr Las Mr Munger Coaches Loomis 9 Wilbraham 0 Loomis 4 Tat 5 Loomis 7 Berkshire 2 Loomis 5 Williston 4 Loomis 8 Axon 1 Loomis 3 Kent 6 Although rich in talcnt this vcar s tennis team experienced only a mediocre season Led bw Captain on Ps noos the racketmen compiled a record of seven wins against stx setbacks The team had con siderable depth with the first three men being vers even and the next five often exchanging positions The squad opened strong wnth .1 walloping 9 0 victory ox er Wilbraham and followed up bw toppling Berkshire 7 2 The netmen thcn proceeded to trouncc Avon 8 1 with singles victories bs on Ps noos Geoff Egglnton Chum Steele Whit Whitbeck Nllke Tarre and Frank Kenneclw Then the team lost a heartbreaking match to Taft 5 4 in which the netmen actuallx won a total of three more games than thcir opponents The team quicklx rebounded and nosed out Williston by the score of 5 4 Prom weekend saw the racketmen on the short end of the score as thes were beaten 6 3 bv a strong Kent team The high light of thus match was an cast singles win for Geoff Egginton over a vers skillful opponent The squad then vanquished their next two opponents Niilford and Westminster bv two scores of 9 O The all powerful Deerfield team defeated Loomis 6 0 with the doubles rained out After beating Trimts Freshmen 6Vz Zlfz thc Islanders bow ed to thcir last mo foes Choate and Hotchkiss 9 O A brlght spot in the Choate match was an exciting doubles contest in which Psnoos and Steele were defeated 'f 5 tn the third sct The outlook for next year is good with Captain-Elect on Pynoos returning along with Chum Steele, Mike Tarre Whit Whitbeck. Dick Beams Frank Kennedy and jeff Pardee. With work and spirit this team should do exceedingly well, .4 4,4-1' J aa 'P w .f!'r .-- ni is-v ...A w gary' 110 iii' V9-N Ay... -'Q -ws A-' fs-uv-1 an W' 4,539 'fin-una. 1--.. EV' xqlssv u ann:...L avi., 1. 4 J, , Ove.: . t . 0 ffm., . us.-o4.,.,h ut. is aofy, .. 4 .as tlvllos ...WI SRV 'O su. Aa u ' rn 105.1 . 1 Q 5. v..,,v. . ,l i1 f .G , '41,-U 'fy 1 .A of' in 1 ' MQ , - - ': I ,, b ,.. . . ,, . , A , . v .A wx - A. A- I A, . . ., vb N . b 1. , ., ,, A V , ,A N H KYM , l ' -r I- ' r. L X K 5 ' 1 A M ,J ' V 3 1 . f H L - K -7 4 . .iw e x,. 1 , , 1'-1, I , 1 . i 1' , Q '- n l Q , .. X 1 K -4- 'N Q ' 5 s mv '-nhl! ' h 5. ,H+ ws,-,git 'ig' gn-.. x Q I . 1 yy M., - -F . - A3115 If A 'ml . - '-'L..1.r:gi11.L.--, -L' , ,A U., ,,,,,, gf K .lf v, V -. H ,-7, - M L., , ,. , .F , H W, M., .A 1 -. , . F , A 1 R - ' il , V 5 ' .. 3, , - ... ,- p T -1 .fp .f v,., . ?. 1 f- 0 Q , O S 1. frr..a4..,, . Q .- k , ,-:,--- 1- 1:7 E t , M ll .Q . V 1. 12 uf 3. :f .J A . J ' . . '.'. ' ' ff' X 5,2 Q A 30' I, X ' v4..1'.L.' ' '-oe. 1- 'fn ' , ',',' ku 1 . - .. . . . . .. u -0' - . , X. ' ' I 'x 0 ' -. .'-:- Q - . n -f g- S 'Z' . Of., 1, 9 S Q ' ' -1 'J ' ' 'Alfa' 1 j,, . O J Y. . fu l : , ' '-v.,',. Qf'f ..:. 'ffm , F15 24 Y' Q N 'vygtif .. ' . , L'-' - . ,irvj 3, k : :i.v 'w 5 .I . ' ' uf.. .... f ' 5' . an .' 3 . N M . ' H, A i .'..- - 4 ' ' Q! - V- 'J ' . ...YJ ,' '- H ' y I 44 vw -Q ALLEN TENXIN Won 3 Lost 4 re lt R r 1 1 Q .rn e urgeon Conlclrn A Nevwrt Hrller Hadlock Sf nd R u Ke-nt Ncsse-n Cartlan Hul Temple XXIJYINJH Herbert flfl R u Tvntehell Brodbead Nlrller Van Meter Hoes D Vkrlson Henlcx Danze-r If XWOLCOTT TENNIS Vi'on 6 Lost 2 BME Rau: Costen. D. Allen. Lay. Third Ron: Bernstein. M. Davis. lm- pastato, Rcveranel, VV. Butler, Vfalkcr. Serena' Rau: Volpe. Low, Priore, Con- ge-r. Robell, D, Brown. Newsom. Firm' Row: Buck. H. Butler, Clcmow. I., Camp, Seward. Armstrong, Gor- don, Porter. LLDIOXX' TENNIS Wcun ' St Tre 1 Bzrk R u Swope Roberts W john son D Harms Lmnrlle Jar rne ONeal 4 nd R zz Hxlw rssen Shu Fill Press Wernstern Denel-ce Pearsall fn t R u Webster lxmko MeAlen ncx Rrelnrelxon lireeel ,-.-s f fr- Q f'4 fp nf -. 1' 4 4 aa 1 5, At-if 1 Bark Rau Burr Goldringe Hokc Conley Hislop Tbrrd Rau Beauregard Donildson Kates Sauer Schmalzer Hanmcr lmnnimin Semnd Rou Cothran 'I Butterworth lewis Walkley Knowles Reynolds M Butterworth 1 Nolan I'1rrtRou Mr Warren Tvnyman Bates S Smith Morgan fcaptainl Stevens j Eustis Sesit Barwise LACROSSE R ic hard Morgan Cdffdlll Mr W irrcn Coach loomls 7 Milford 1 Loomis 6 Williston 6 Loomis 8 Choate Vs 5 Ioomis 10 Marvelwood O Won 3 Lost 0 Tied 1 The Loomis Lacrosse Tcam playing for only its second year compiled an imprcssixe record The squad played four games emerging thc xictor in three and tying the fourth The season opened in a roughly play ed contest with Milford Prep Loomis was clearly master of the situation Captain Dick Morgan scored three goals and the game ended with a comfortable win On May thirteenth the team met an experienced Williston squad. With pouring rain slippery crosses and balls the score stood tied 4-4 at the final whistle. Then during two consecutive overtime periods. neither team could keep a lead and the game ended in a well-fought-for tie: 6-6. After the moral victory over powerful Williston the team played the Choate .V, s and put a second conquest on its record. The game started slowly but in the late periods Loomis broke away and took the contest 8-5. Chris Eustis led the scoring with three goals and Pere Stevens was behind him with two. In the final game of the season played at Marvelwood Loomis won its third game. Dick Mor- gan and Bill Bates each scored three goals to lead the team to a 10-O victory. . . 'X --1 if -f 5 ' X ' TSP' 4rat5'f'd:5f e 152- 48 et, H tf+f,i++e as S' L ,AL-Al FIRST TEAM TRACK Bark Raw: Mr. Pratt, Arnold, McGehan, C. Wilson, Potter, Cole, S. johnson, Kilpatrick, Ingram, House, Massey, D. S. Barton, Gormley, Hamersley, Nix, D. L, Barton, Lang, Hub- bard, Loomis, Shore, Jeter, Ramsey, Souers, Williams, Hardy. Fourth Row: Mr. Porter, Mr. Jaffray, Mr. Haller, Rohman, Mallory, Feine, Hall, T. Barnard, Vance, Crittenden, Sandbach, Dickie, Dorsey, Waterman, Fletcher, G. Barnard, Doherty, Rolfe, P. Konney, Endee. Third Row: Mr. Worthington, Hutt, T. Eustis, Wilbur, Barnes, Barrett, Wiessman, Fowles, Mul- dauer, Ostrich, Park, Welmers, Purrington, Braine, Carlile, Fenton, Salzmann, Mey- farth, Landerman, Welsh, La Fleur, Coster. Second Row: J. Smith, Steinhausen, Kissling, J. Davis, Simons, W. Thompson, j. Hamilton, Kruh, Grannis, Snell, A. Brown, King, D. Rodgers. Fin! Row: Morehouse, Wing, Whitehead, Talbot, Giorgio, Brandrup, Krot, Otis, Hallas lcap- tainj, Henderson, Latimer, Kolodney, Sandbach, Stroud, Taylor, Carroll, Bowers. INTRAMURAL TRACK RECORD Allyn Won8 Lostl Tiedl Ludlow Won6 Lost 3 Tiedl Wolcott WonO Lost 10 TRACK Henry Hallas .......,..........,............,.,...................................................................,.................. Captain Mr, joffray, Mr. Haller, Mr. Pratt, Mr. Detlefsen, Mr. Porter, Mr. Worthington .... Coacber Loomis 537, Hotchkiss 772f, Loomis 76 Wilbraham 37 Loomis 7416 Taft 56Vz Loomis 52 Choate 79 Loomis 31 Deerfield 82 Williston 31 Loomis 37 Choate 58Vz Hotchkiss 58 Taft 10Vz Won 2 Lost 2 The Loomis track squad, despite the unfortunate loss of weightman Arn johnson, compiled an im- pressive 2-2 record in dual competition, a tie for second place in the triangular, and a third place in the quadrangular. The team was sparked by outstanding individual performances. Captain Hank Hallas accounted for 6216 points in the javelin, high hurdles, and high jump, Mike Taylor 52 in the hurdles and high jump, and Gordon Sandbach 51 in the shotput, discus, and hammer. Frans Krot scored 395f6 points in the pole vault, 100 yard dash, and broad jump while miler Pat Simons and half-miler john Davis each earned 19 points. - In the first meet of the season the Islanders suffered a disheartening defeat at the hands ofa powerful Hotchkiss squad by a 772f3-5373 score. The joffraymen recovered with an impressive vic- tory over Taft, 7416-56w, paced by Hank Hallas's record-breaking javelin heave, and Mike Taylor's first place in both hurdles. Before a large Prom crowd the thinclads put forth their best effort of the year and soundly defeated Wilbraham 76-37. The triumph was highlighted by Captain Hallas's javelin throw, which bettered his own record by over four feet, Pat Simons' winning mile, and Frans Krot's two first places and a second in the pole vault, broad jump, and 100 yard dash. The team tied for second with Wilbraham in the triangular meet and dropped its next contest to a strong Choate squad. ln the quadrangular meet Loomis took a perennial third, despite Sandbach's first in the discus, Hallas's quadrangular javelin record, and Taylor and Hallas's record in the 120 yard high hurdles, which was disqualihed because of the wind. .5 wi Ai 1.35155 Maasai-xvggf-L 1'-.'3, NR? L 9 LUUMIS A. Z' 11:5 if 0:0 4-'23 If Jw ' 1, u ka ' 1 s 3 QQ, L X 3 fit, lllll 4 -Ll , Q A ' N . ' ' 1 5 tk 0 ,Y 'L AL, Il ,Qtu mi, - ,gg 1 fig, .ai- v DI Ry Upon our return to the Island we are saddened to find that two of the most re spected members of the Loomis staff had dred durrng August Ernest William Evenson, a member of the Loomrs faculty and coach of rifle, taught typrng, economics, accounting, and served as manager of the school bank for more than thrrty five years Carl Olsen headed the marntenance crew from the earlrest days of Loomis He was a perfectronrst and a master craftsman and above all a warm friend of Loomis ERIC HALLE GUNDERSEN There rs one face that old students can not find Errc Gundersen rs no longer with Gundy was to have been a yunror thrs year Wfhrle each of us remembers hrm rn a drfferent way, we all recall a good sport md a great guy XVe remember hrs great personal achievements and prrdes hrs humor and hrs sobriety, and a face th it eould express any mood a face that we ean neyer forget The rmprmt of hrs two years at Loomis wrll always remain and we who knew hrm closely send hrm our thoughts, know rng that wrth us he wrll always lrye on SEPTEMBER No more faculty lawn partres only one mustache rs left Many foreign cars appear fwrth masters tarlored to fitj The musclemen of the Go Haard school return earlv to wart on the new facultv who are experrencmg therr first encounter with Loomrs food The day boy elite arrrve for therr first practice, brushing ashes off therr uniforms All of a sudden the tee shrrted athletes find themselves surrounded by pale faced bewildered something or others with new tweed coats fully buttoned and tres grrmly clutched by shrny metal clasps Whelan rn a weak moment, offers to carry trunks and trunks and trunks Reading? what reading' Summer reading OH' Don t worry l-Iackstaff has read them Then the suave senrors roll rn Roddy rs seen going up to hrs room followed by hrs date carryfrng hrs suitcases At breakfast a senror rs heard to say, Get yfour own food krd bud, sr ri sorry Our experiment rn community lrvmg has begun G U W greets us with, Gentlemen, we ve got to run 48 pages due tomorrow Swope asks George about ultramodernrousseaurstrcclassrcalcaprtalrst altrursm In Spanish III aetor Daye pleads Srr we yust couldn t get our work done todav In physics we learn that sleep rs a brsre law at Loomis There rs a new intramural sport this term rock crushing Coach Warren issues an rnyrtatron par treularly to fall tennis players to come and pick therr courts Gentlemen, he announces rfwe each do our square we will be done by November first fThe moon offers first team help to the proyeet after the rll fated Wrlbraham game 5 :W V V, V V V V . . . . , , . , ' , Y' us ' . 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S Before the Wtlbraham game the hrst pep rally succeeds nn ralsmg the Moon Church wxth his cog nomen God furthers Anglo American relatlons ln a personal combat wnth Stroud who seems to fit nn well on Mason II he s crazv too Frank Shack s soccer team out runs the cross country trvlng to get xn shape for the first game wxth Wxlbraham ln vshrch Tom ones IS proved a good goal scorer agalnst hrs own team Havmg counted on forergn support the team 15 stunned to hear that the Enghshman ns golng out for football Back on the quad bare top Baker sets up a peut COIITUIC shoppe The elnte of Loomls are soon seen sneakrng up the stalrs of Mason desplte a few mlstakes Even masters show up they ll do anythmg to save a buck Relngxous leader pnous Twy plans a co-ed p1lgr1mage to Pennvwood Latlmer excels ln voga havmg to do wxth a hula hoop and plgskxn He also teaches Chaffee to play Texan Tackle Mungers truck ns used as lunch wagon Hum opens w1th a tragxc Greek lecture September passes and October begms OCTOBER Loomls was gr1eved thxs month by the sudden death of Mrs Amelna Warner the headmaster s secretary The Loomxscellany partlcularlv wnll feel this loss for Mrs Warner gracxously and expertly over the years has used her spare time durxng our spr1ng vacatxon to tvpe the act1v1txes of each semor We have mdeed lost a frrend I awaxt the comlng of October the sweet smell of rlpe Autumn the glorlous array of colors and the beauty of dappled thnngs I awalt nature s colorful mosarc of form beauty grace del1cately balanced a masterpnece a work of 1ntr1cate perfectxon Come October l1ke a mayestlc dawn 1n golden splendor burst sunbeams through the warm rosy clouds and proclaxm to all lands thy beauty I awalt the trumpet blares announc1ng the start of thus month the b1rth of a season A stutter1ng trumpeter chapped llpped lssues hrs humble proclamatnon October kmda sneaks up soggy l1ke It never rams at Loomls xt s yust a heavv dew slushmg see mg soakmg through and through October stumbles forth hke a cry of desperatlon from the wnlderness llke Bates screaming Qulcksand as he sxnks burblnng beneath the waters ofthe Semor Path I HATE OCTOBER October IS the perlod of adyustment we are too busy work1ng to hack around Now IS the tlme for the Sen1or Class to mold Itself to develop to make 1ts first notch tn the gunbarrel of mankxnd Dave and Clem are apprehended and held after a br1ll1ant but unsuccessful attempt at perpetratmg the1r master cr1me Ingemous qU1Ck thmkmg shrewd crxmnnals they the Law recommends lemency provxdxng they return the pumpkms A second lmpresslon The Twxns make the1r mark a splash m the puddle of Bng Busxness a World Serxes pool and txckets of admxssxon to the Warham Socnal Room to see the games Mr Fmlev gets nn free Another mxghty fortune ns crushed 1n the powerful gnp of Tom Trust Buster ASIDE FROM THAT OCTOBER s A DULL MONTH Speakmg of Humanxtnes which IS and cannot not be for that that 15 ns and that that rs not IS y not that that IS nor can rt be vrce versa unless the wxndshxeld wipers are gomg Ah Remem , 7 I Y J V . . V . Y , , . . . . , , , , , , , v ' - ' 7 ' v ' 7 3 3 7 S ' 1 Y 7 . . . ,, , .... . 7 - V 7 3 . , . ,, . . . . , . ,, , , , . ., , . 1 7 l 7 9 V 1 9 Y l l ' Q 9 7 1 brances of Thrngs Past by Gretchen who I am happy to announce rs no longer rn Englrsh Ib The cry around the campus rs Wher s Gretchen9 rn memory of a faculty member rnsulted bv a brt of Low Humor But Gretchen cannot be found unless one searches every Nook and cranny Thrs rs before the days of Stream of Conscrousness Eng IVa we have that to look forward to October dravys to a close clrmaxed by a rally a rally tr rah rah They tell me that the Prom rs comrng and I belreve them for I haye seen the happy faces beamrng glovyrng grrls humanrty lrberatron the prom the prom cant wart trll Saturday ohhhhhh 1 havent seen a grrl a GIRL FEMALE GIRL srnce yanuary february marchaprrlmaygrrljunelulvgrrlaugust grrls must seemust get opportunrty CCENSOREDJ yes yes ohhhhh drd r ohhhhh grrls grrls any thrng frustratron Stroud says grrls any thmg QCENSOREDJ runnrng out of matches yrcarrous o ohhhhh NOVEMBER November gets off to a qurck start wrth our Erst weekend brmgmg much excrtement the Quad rs decked wrth posters srgns and dummres publr crlrng a local athletrc event competrtron runs hrgh as the contrrbutrons of Batch and Taylor are qurckly censored Bake s artrllery prece perches unsteadrlv on Mason s roof but Palmer s aesthetrc masterprece carrres off the honors to the boundless rapture of out female vrsrtors The prom goes over brg brgger than the football game anyway When asked to comment on the event Coach Muzz says We ll go haader next year Muzz means the game not the prom The grrls leave on Sundav afternoon and the frrst snow falls and Wrng 84 Co wheeze therr weeds wrth greater pleasure rnsrde the studro Whrle the prano there collects ashes the rrnk proyect proceeds wrth pragmatrc gusto as a crash program rs begun to beat the cold weather Shul mumbles drsconsolatelv about creeprng socralrsm whrle Coach Ralphrngson grumbles lrkewrse about yumprng dandruflism but lrfe goes on nevertheless Lrvely Lou sheds hrs blue whrle shatterrng monotony wrth a qurte humane Humanrtres sessron on Humanrsm But thrngs qurckly cool off wrth the weather as pneumatrc drrlls are employed on the tar prle Crarger mashes Hotchkrss rnto the mud to the tune of 35 20 to wrnd up a vrctorrous 4 3 season rn sprte of Center Mar Gurtha S efforts to delay the game by rnsrstrng hrs replacement had stolen hrs breeches Meanwhrle the soccer boys eat soccer ball sandwrches as they drop therr last one to Choatres and finrsh 3 and 6 on the season led by the famous parr Dubrtzkr 8: Krotzkr As a reward for outstandrng sportsmanshrp the first squadders are presented complrmentary trckets to the renovy ned rrnk proyect just rn trme to take care of Red George s appendu. whrch was becomrng too caprtalrstrc any way Whrle the P D boys try to brrbe the doctors rn the operatrng room Prag returns wrth a lrmp to carry hrm to enthusrastrc make up classes Sudden news of a shakeup rn the K P ranks stuns all Island rnhabrtants as one of the mo e color ful shrfts forferts the able but subversrve leadershrp of Lrn and Ted who are qurckly replaced by two forergners from Denmark and Srcrly An rnvestrgatron of rnfiltratron rn the pantry proves rnconclusrve and the smashrng of plates rndrcates that order has once agarn been restored Northheld Conference proy es a great source for rnsprratron as Mrke the Mormon Herb and the Loomre Lrmey return to spread excrtrng tales of rntrrgue and the Good Word But they are grven the Better Word from the boys at home that rce on the rrnk rs a realrty after only two yyeeks of hard labor' Whrle the hungry Islanders gorge steak at the strappers banquet Mose complarns because Freddy forgot lamb curry But vengeance motrvates Ol Mose to deyour eleven delrcrous flaplacks at breakfast the next mornrng yust to keep Freddy Hrpprng 7 Y y , , . . . 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R1 1 l gin' xx JUNE Onls one week more After French and Splc and Phss1es and Econ and Math a n d a xote we ll be free max be But nothm.: stops the celehratlons Moonllght trulses on the Farmxngton raecoon hunts With m zehetes crovs hreedlng and .1 tem broken panes are all part ot eommeneement Wfonder xx hat we re eommenelng barrel rolhng the path Freddle LIL all IH baele of us Bohbx sngns our term end elrels hut not untll lmbo eolleets md Class Ntght eomes Then speeches ws trels the umor rush C ommeneement dlplomas 1nd good bx We should he happx but emo tlons ue mlxed The Class of 59 IS gone if F ' ' . - v ' . - E Q l 1 ' ' 4 , , f 6, ' 7 3. - A25 , 1 F . X t I - l ' K X 4 . J 1 1 ' ' A A ' ,-' - , , - - , . ,J v .N . e 4 ' l It seems strange that we're about to leave the memories of frishies ..,.. Pud ..... Decent proms f l I ' 7 . I u Chaffee Sprlng Das came and went and that s all sou can sas about lf Ash s Aman swung 1nto busmess Rumors flew that the local agent of NSPCA masqueradmg as a brg Black Beard were out to get hnm Plans for 1ll1ClI festxsmes alreads began to form rn the fert1le mmds of semors undaunted bs comxng thoughts of hnals College acceptances for those who had not alreadx heard seemed slow rn commng Long Lne Carnegxe Tech and B L echoed through the halls The ocks ended thenr season faxrlx successfulls Lask and the Prexw a t1tan1c battle for the league lead offs bows had a so so wear hndlng thelr receptron a lnttle hot at the Quadrangular and the Trxangular Classes ended wlth a sudden thought of finals Fxghtmg off anathema agannst stud-.mg semors struggled through reams of revxew notes Chns and the Imp began a long wart for word about the PIIZC NEO Popular op1n1on ran the wrong was though All were gettlng pretts slck of the path bcmg used for the local parkmg lot Slgns sprouted up where thes weren t before Exams begarn amld groans une w1th 1ts hopes of freedom loomed close but not close enough for mam r j ' , . went down ln glorious defeat before Hotchkiss in , gif , Q VA W 1 C argue with results. Pud finally has his day of glory. The cooler sector tries to break things up, but they can't destroy his meaning. Stu falls in love, obtains his cherished one's address from Deanie-Weenie and sends his heart-felt missal. Kim never writes back. I was repudiatedf' murmurs the winsome quarterback. Bake arms himself, and together with an army' gives Boutilier a haircut-looks one hundred percent better too, but don't tell him that. I-lolly'wood's next, but plans never materialize. A large red rodent appears on campus. Gawd, it's Ashton gone albino! Many' take up the call and a few go counter. Even the moles are a few shades lighter. It's rumored that Muzzy s suffered a com- plete washout . . . seems all he can do is sit in a corner and babble incoherently about Whitey'. Ludicrous, simply looodicrous. shrieks a faculty' wife. The Cooz causes some violent reshifting of opinions by appearing on quad with a ' cute as a button girl on his arm She s the cute little next doah ty pc he explains kind you d be proud to be seen anyvyhcah with Hawt too he adds Twing Twing Twing go the arrows Qmost of them straightj as the honor codc goes into full swing Pi let s cloven hooves can be heard clickin frantically all over school Sounds like a real wild system 8 8 just hope the wheels and leaders get axed along with the rest of us A wild month draws to a close on a sour note for rather voicej Let s up gradc the dance Some one is heard to twitter no Bermuda shorts that s a complete lapse of morals The reasoning here be comes evident If it were a Bermuda dance shed have to wear em too' MAY May started with a bang as Spence and his Dance Committee boys proceeded to upgrade the Prom The Island went the way of all flesh on Friday afternoon as the seniors greeted their girls La Fog s admonition vyent for naught Friday night as the bleachers were at least as popular as the dance floor Nick regaled his newly co ed classes with humorOj galore Hath s date fought George s pragmatism with no success as the shining ady ocate of Modern Liberal Democracy' hcld his own even against carefully prepared opponents Prom night started peacefully but ended blearily with a T1 Ra Ra Raaa for Ralph Shhtuart by Rod Which Way s The Bottle Son Unhappily the school got back to work for the final stretch To date the Frunker had spent four weeks on his conclusion to his Hum project but vyasn t worried because it was onlv four weeks late and was reached when the Warham boys made a yo yo vyith a 24 foot string Despite many doubts it worked Piglet Chuck and Prag -Ir burned the mid night oil attempting to establish some sort of honor Stick ball games were the feature of senior vyeed until our bov Glover moved the yxhole kit and kaboodle to thc day boy dust bowl Something about a warped piano In the middle of the month a hot spell set in and porches were dottcd yyith burning vyhitc backs Mcctings on the Honor Code were held among thc students and the faculty PEM was heard to yell Cheating is nothing but enlightened selfintercst The enlightened seyen made up of the old guard and onc neyy guard could not manage to yyithstand thc combined pressure of FOG Prag Sr and Gloycr backed up by Piggy and the preyy The senior smoking room yyent dovyn to the Language Lab George yyas a candidatc for a hospital vyhen hc cut opcn a hair pie Silencc rcigncd goldcn but oycr in Mason Mose and Clem vycre rollin on the floor Hollyvyood cut up the old U S vyhilc trying to praise us Rich struggled in from a long vyceltcnd in the hoosgovy to find nothing but feathers and fcathcrs , ,,. V V . - - - ,. V Y A - yy H y- ' 1 . 4 , 7 ' ' -1 y . l as - . . - - , , l . . , , V ' 9 , ' ' y ' If ' 77 Y IQ ' V5 SV he already' had 1500 words done. Yo-Yos appeared as the jocks showed their prohciency. The ultimate 7 1 A Y Y' . l . I v , . . l 9 s 1 f . ' i l Q . D - D ' . A Q V A V- ' y l 4 H , . . . . . AA y, . l Y I I . . . A v . r . . ' v . y Adomrng leafless tree and frosted pool And o er these planes of whrte Hank skrs to school And then exams they re held up for the late dayboys much to ack s content Exams aaaaarrrrrggggghhh Q Q Followed by a sessron of brarnwashrng psychologrcally desrgned to render over worked senrors helpless College Achrevement tests And now we slrther away groprng toward Florrda Bloomfreld Bermuda East Trenton the other sex Cwherever she may bej and Humanrtres papers Humanrtres Papers? aaaarrrrgggggghhh C 'J There rs no escape Onward frrend and pax vobrscum APRIL The season that mellows the soul rs upon us but Pab remams rnexorable Hev man only srxty one more breakfasts left The vacatron weary scholars return mumblrng about the southland and the Vrllage Headman Chollv Gah Frunc and Lask among myrrads of wordly Loomres come back wrth bronzes that would flatter any Adonrs and Deebs returns wrth a rather mysterrous parr of earmuffs Well we were down rn the Vrllage when thrs strr Dvnamrc Nrck s havrng a rough trme comes the seventh and hrs enthusrastrc lads mrnus one swamp hrm wrth proyects Sterny and Clem do succeed rn erectrng an atom smasher but even that succumbs to slumber one Thursday the srxth Then there was Pud Benjy becomes hrgh prrest Norses rssue from the closets of Mason second as ardent and adorrng worshrppers revel rn the teachrngs The nature of Loomrs berng what rt rs our quest for assocratrons rs at a peak and the cult spreads raprdly Beau and Phorbles prlfer the prn and Trmothy T forms the orthos The rdol bowls about the quad and finally srnks rnto relatrve obscurrty Relrgrous concern rs averted by Shack s dynamrc performance rn Bushnell He stole the show Whrle rn hum Prag shocks a few good matrons guess they don t know about women As hum project trme rolls around advrsers are swamped wrth treatrses and excuses and a few of the more desperate dayboys leave town for a couple to four days Fruncker rsn t sweatrng rt enough though but wart trll commencement Gordo Hath and Mose take up arms and ascend to great herghts where wrth the ard of the Batch thrrd boys they awart therr move Twy and the Rockrn X storm the lower walls The ambush works Baron and Russ go down swrmmrng Your frrend and mrne PEM grves Hath duals for removmg food from the Loomrs refectorv ye We percerve joff and Ken retreatrng wrth laden arms each mornrng Democratrc experrment? Mason 2 agarn rn actron' Anrmal Chas Swaps Mose Beny and Begleman remove Van Metrrcs vehrcle and srnk rt rn three feet of mud Batch gets a taste of slave labor You say we need a new lawn down there Glover? These stout lads further brave the elements by roughrng rt on the porch A foolrsh dunkrng leads to chambermards the ensurng mornrng Comes the annual sprrng ordeal Hash struts and frets hrs hour upon the stage and then rs heard no more or somethmg lrke that C W Eddre and the brg fellow surprrse some potent lovers Sojournrng Bake learns to be qurte fond of Hsh about trme after three and a half vears of Freddy s culrnary masterpreces Beau shows hrs talents along wrth other thrngs and we re soon delrghted to know that he s been krdnapped and now has hrs own tent wrth a travelrng concem 'I was nauseated grrmaces Andy, but he can't v 1 , . . , . . v J ' 7 , 7 1 , . . I ' ' ' ' . ' 7 1 ' . 7 7 1 1 1 , ' ' ' ' ' .1 - 1 1 ' . . . ,, . ' I 1 1 ' Y' ' ' If ' U7 . , . , 1 1 1 1 , 1 . . . . ,, , . , . . . . , . . . 7 . , . . . . ' 1 ' 1 S 3 . . , ' 7 . . Q t x , 1 . . . . . I ' 7 7 5 . . , 7 1 if 11 , . , . . . rr ' .' l 1 1 ' ' -1 - ' ' . . , , . , . A class meeting was called to decide what the seniors wanted to be remembered for. Guy received loud applause from yellow-stained hands when he suggested a smoke-shack to be built this spring. It was to be nearly half as large as the P.D, room. St. Seymour brought up an alternative, 3,676 test tubes for the science building. By George, the dry-cleaner, suggested we make the shack into a fratemity house. The meeting ended with nothing decided. Smith and Herbert wrote a Bible story for the Log. Every- one laughed but Ape and Penguin fand a few freshmen who read it with a dazed expressionj. The in- famous meeting was finally scratched from the record. What record? Geoff and Ash picked up a few cuties in the Plaza on Saturday night. They didn't look too bad in the dark Bing and Polly Gerry and Good Ole carried on extracurricular romances Then there was at McCluk and Bobby did a great yob for the Loomis icemen The hoopsters lost two games by only one point On the 28th Chaffee played a big intramural tournament in the gym The game caused many cheers and laughter Charlie s girl is pretty good Maybe they could form a dual hoop team The Chaffees looked pretty good but they were not strong enough for the intramural games the next week. Debby has quite a hook shot fhow bout that Gords9J As the month ended a few started to grind for term ends Eric burned the midnight oil in Batch MARCH You say you were rigging up a pendulum in physics and seeing how wide an arc you could make And you were afraid of hitting the teacher so you were extra careful when you let go of the iron ball And then when you turned your back the ball hit you and you pumped and knocked Mr Rogers into the sink and he asked you to leave class because you ruined the cold water for his calorimeter experiment And you say the next day you tried to redeem yourself by being attentive and careful And you couldn t figure out what this was so you asked and were told to leave physics for good So you went to your adviser Mr Norris and explained how were you to know what this is supposed to mean? and now even your parents have disowned you Parents? The very word creates an image of family duties responsibility importance of College Board Exams What? College Board Exams? Why they re yust a few weeks away you are approach- ing that black bottomless cavern of doom your last chance to make college In the same month your studies in physics leads you to the conclusion that the faster you go the bigger you get a fact which upsets the .Ioff terribly He s busy whipping the Track Team through their paces and Krot leads the gang through the wood sprite dances sloshing gaily through the mud All spring athletics have started each sport using all the available athletic fac1l1t1es to their capacity The Shim has mimeographed a permanent schedule fin English Scriptj whereby Lacrosse Baseball Ten ms and Track altemate in the use of the gymnasium The lost ZF! of cheating while running around the I3l'Vl21 is reborn and the laurels of victory in that held go to the gang called club Tennis frenamed Cross shrewd judgment organization and a keen analytical mind Instructions for the sport of tape tacking are given verbally a la Shim It is preferable to use the vertical pressure method in lieu of the percussive effect due to the continual attacks by the hammer fEgadJ In the entertainment field some buzzards startle the TV yyorld vyith their new sounds it s way out but it swings like Buzz says that he s a gonna name it music but that s a debatable question Ahhh March It is the smoke filled lobby bctvtcen the Act of Winter and the Final Act of Exams Exams? Well in checking our facilities there s the bathroom in Founders the locker room in Batch the broom closct in Warham and the basketball court of the old gym Where do you think we ought to haye Exams And then thc advancc notice issued by the Log Studv Novy And the broader vyarning bulletin During Exams no bizarre clothing is to bc fTough luck Dany Now us thc time when those unacceptcd by colleges seniors start to sulk in their pseudo sensitivity When lo Wfhat purc WIIIIC Crystal flakes from heaycn doth fall And in each frame what radiance a structure Blessed by eternal beauty Wafted earthward by a gentle hand ' V UQ Y! ' 1 ' P . . , 1. . I . , , , . 7 If ' 9! ' ' ' ' ffl ' Y ' ,H , v ' 9 1 a ' . . . y . , . . . , . , - - 7 V ' 7 . . . , . . . 3 4 ' , - . , . . Q , . . . . . . , , ' y ' ' ' ' ' ' . . , . . . - Countryj. Actually they're in training for tape-laying, a highly complex motor operation, requiring ' YY , , , y - Y . . iv 4 va ' ' I I ' - H v - D I l I v ' ' - I I v - Y sv 4 ' ' V I , v ' V uv , f ' ' : ' ' , - ' ' - .... , . , ' ' 1 FEBRUARY February rolled rn wrth the dual hoop assocratron Notable among the hoopsters were Mrngo and Macky Baker fa member of the Boltsj attempted to form a senror league but he was too busy workrng rn hrs barber shop at the smoke house The DHA s actrvrtres were cut short by a bull from the moon Talks contrnued on the honor sy stem as several of the drshonorable fellows left school temporarrly The Pope was evcommunrcated for spreadrng unorthodox doctrrne among the youth ungle jrm sported a brg shrner Woody hrt several senrors wrth overdrawn notrces Bayard and Whrtey trred for first wrth one hundred brlls Ack Ack made the councrl and moved to Palmer second The no-doz krd moved over to Taylor second fthe honor corrrdory Barrd A after pressure was exerted by the Black One gave up hrs post as corrrdor cop The faculty beat the students rn three out of frve Hack Taylor Chrnk Tut Guy Purdnarb Geoff and Allrs led the students on to defeat Donny Lay s serve caused speculatron as to the rules but Stan proved rt was legal Prag astonrshed all wrth hrs talk rn chapel about manners Too many thumbs rn hrs mrlk glass? But the freshmen kept on prckrng away Musrc oozed from the humroom as senrors lrstened wrote and mostly slept whrle learnrng about Bach s twenty two krds We also learned about ohn for was rt Charlesj Wesley sacred cows and ten or eleven commandments Men should not count up to ten untrl they have counted to nrne sard Tom Deford took a few prcs under the drrectron of Prglet but forgettrng to load hrs cameras had to restage the shots rn the old gym Brng Arn Atrlla and Chrnee contrnued therr attempt to bum down the studro One of the results was a burned couch rn the M A room Chrrs gave a Sunday chapel talk on moral codes Most senrors realrzed that they had no such code but the honor systems went on and on Arn scared Marla and the lrttle one at the table Hungry Arn? Bullets drrbbled a B ball at Mac when one of hrs calls excrted the players Taylor had to wrrte a letter about hrs four letter words on the court to Stan C the many The green death hrt many Loomres and long lav lrnes formed Tony left the P D room so fast one day that he forgot to open the door Rumors spread as fast as the attacks and some sard rt was the water Others sard rt was the food but Chrnk accused the faculty of sabotage The Paton Treader hrt the stands wrth a brg who averaged 54 pornts a game for Loomrs He even hrt 47 pornts out of 84 when Loomrs wrped Kent E110 and Forrbles struck agarn Thrs trme rn the New York Tuner The announcement of Imp s engagement to Marya startled all especrally the father of the brrde Father Trme Cbroom strckman of Taylorj frnally yrelded to fate He made a clean sweep before he left The Log was taken on the car prt LaBamba had trouble hnancrng the paper Some artrcles had been a lrttle rnaccurate Bare s corner goofed once a week Herl s poem on God Chrrstranrty wrth a beat was wrldly recerved at a Westover dance Metrrc and Shulman really rocked those lrnes The lab boys and Don and Dave went on TV Spang drdn t bother to compare the Statler s food to Loomrs Tony caught several chapel skrppers durrng Cum Laude assembly Warham s chref fBrllWrll5 got two hours He who lrves by the sword dres by the sword' Congratulatrons to Shulman the Dube Freldmouse Dave Don Herbert the Butt Drnsmore and the Kolod for makrng Cum Laude vi ' , ' . V 4 r v 1 . ., , ,V l ' ' , a D 1 v Q a 1 . 4 1 Y ' . 'V' I . I 7 7 1 Q1 ' , , , - . ,, . , . D ' . U 9 . ' Y ' Y Y 3 ' 1 . 1 Y spread on Hath fwho said he looked like Piglet?j Y . , V :. .I -I - V - . Y 1 - , U ' l , , 1 I 7' D 1 . , , .l' l I U I l .Y Y U . ' I V Y U 9 7 ' Y 7 I V gets Anglo-Amerrcan relatrons off to a good start wrth a statement that Amerrcan kulture 5 for the vul tures after v1s1t1ng Mr Freed rn New York THERE WAS NOTHING FUNNY ABOUT COLLEGE BOARDS Fog contmues to push the proposed Honor System to the outrage of those who thrnk rt wrll mean guaranteed drshonor The effects of mnter boredom become notrceable as a number of the campus wnves adopt new clothrng styles Students fespecralls thelr armsj bubble vuth low as thev recelve the belated Flu shots Thex clarm thes were more mercrful thxs year we got rt all m one lab Xavrer Swope and Abble Lane roll along rn a merrv cha cha as M155 Porter 5 mvades the Island Bouyum not attractxve enough for hrm Stew was heard to mutter as he slunk away Halvorssen Bake and Mmgo are not as fussy Meanwhrle off ln a dark corner Arthur Murray Am demonstrates the Sway Talbot makes a brg profit m the pxg market U C crmges as krtch sweeps the campus joseph Kmg Tut and ohnny Beauro develop therr draws m frequent duels and recexve offers to start a new TV show Wyatt Krtched Gretchen gets hrs fher9j danlv workout avoldxng A B B after the proofreader goofed Willy Bater retires mto hrs own corner m the Log and a Choate hoopster steps ID to add spark to a Loomls Mxlford game pxcture Dxck V calls for a full turnout for councrl electrons Where drd they drg up that ballot9 D M L puts on a smrle as Rud Shul and the Englxshman save the Loom from gloom What are you domg ln my socxal room? echoes through Batch as der Herr Tom catches Hank jerrv and Hew off lxmlts agam But Srr Mason IS so far away' Play tryouts roll around and find D too busy to make If th1s txme All Amerxcan Councilor Bmgham and the Barber try a lxttle overtime weedmg and Glover asks hrs co chalrman to take actron ln the matter After all what s a weed commrt tee for anvway9' Haxe you been Shulmanxzed today? IS frequently heard around the Island A new word has been added to the Iaoomne s vocabulary as news trxckles up from behmd the power house D15la has taken to drmkmg orange IUICC Oh' You say the cans make wonderful patches for exhaust prpes huh Pres? Four cars meet under a brrdge ID Wrndsor w1th cool Lalrd domg the rntroductrons Fog hears from Money semor that the squeeze was a lrttle trght and Mallory s1ts down wrth a sore solar plexus after another meetmg To loosen up or not to loosen up that I5 the questron as our Lxmey makes the news agam thrs txme trvmg to defend those Bntrsh boardmg school grrls Andy clatms superror authorlty on thus sublect the vorce of expernence perhaps He also managed to grve some advrce on the vrrtues of crgar testmg as a career Some guys wxll do any thmg for a free meal' WPOP suddenly be comes popular as a Day of Rest IS drowned ln the Chtldren 5 Marchrng Song Some chrldren storm the path smgmg the approprrate song whrle one half of Mason second unconcerned continues to keep a Sabbath bull sessron gomg A chem class drscovers that water IS combustxble as a smk bursts mto flame Mavbe teachers under enghteen shouldn t plav wnth matches Wmter boredom agam shows nts face as Mason second establishes an eastern Las Vegas turmng the corridor mto a casmo Engels and Bernstem run the tables for Clem, Tall Paul, and Porter The day box seemed to take all the prohts The Glee Men enjoy themselves nmmenselv at Ptovldence Afterwards a car somehow retums slxghtlv later than the bus . , . ,, . , ,, . . . . - ve sv ' - ' . 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After a week of hard grinding rn preparatron for the big quizzes Chaffee bursts like a bomb over rmbo s head at the informal as numerous Loomres scuff the llght fantastxc rn the old gym to the music of the 101 strings of WCCC The Birds make their 1958 Chaffee debut and Deebs wows him with Bermuda Buggy Ride and Cedric delivers a rousing rendition of George ones some guy who had trouble naming his kids RWE was trampled rn the rush to sign up for Pelican records FeeFeeF1F1FoFoFum I smell smoke in the auditorium Plcayunes Clemskr brings back a carton of mild tasting Prcasunes Toothless Tom Genteel ohn Bogey and the Big Daddy give it a whirl but after one drag coughing like hags they give up Prcayunes are dehnrtely fas xt werej short lived in our fart community Clover How 1 raises a storm about the ashes on the floor and all over the pictures and delivers an ultimatum to the illustrious mentors of first team weed Hartley Bermuda Shorts Bangham and the Bake and a clean up committee was promptly formed Varsrts Vic and Freldmouse demed haw mg used their frrsbres to dent the walls of the studio bex ond repair Cooz s monumental intellect has been manifesting itself nn many areas of student activity especially rn spawts crackah barrel phnlawsophy and music Verily rt warms one s haht to hear the Cooz srngrn All Shook Up or Rawkm Rawbrn Bowers leads the first teamers rn their first practice sessions while the Coach was tearing hrs hart after hearing the rumor that Stews was going to play Allyn Senior B ball When Ralph questioned Crarger about the validity of this rumor he put on that now famous gapped tooth grin and replied Velo city behooves me to repudrate it at thc present time With returning veterans Chullie Stew Hardhead and himself rmbo predicts that the team is fast and inexperienced before seeing it play feel sure that this will be the case Meanwhile on the other end of the campus the Praggy One was gleefully watching the ice form on the srte of the freshly destroyed tennis courts Captain Myers Muck luck and Morgue 1955 roar on to the ice in quest of a wrnnrng season as S S looks on throwing out an occasional wagon load of salt procured from the Windsor highway department Piglet l Homme de Shule and R Frls de jean sign up for hockey and proceed to disappear for the remaxnder of the season after mrmeographxng several thousand excuse sheets to present to the perceptive Nookmen rn time of need St Seymour Chris of the studio and Ted of Freddyland find themselves messln around one night in the dining hall Eventually Herby comes reellng out of the drnrng hall with a lampshade on hrs head closely pursued by Lvnn and Ted The prous padre strolls along and gently admonnshes them with two weeks of full restrictions But srr What s wrong with a little hackln around' Ah my sons answered the holy one thou shalt not leave thy room after ten The hour of exams IS upon us and all dreams of vacation blasts are hopelessly lost rn the pages of loathsome textbooks The Hummers unanimously proclaim the exam a complete you know what The rest go by quickly, the worst rs over for the time being, term end cards are signed, and we say good by to another fall term while getting off our letters to Santa JANUARY A 100 chill descends on the campus as the seniors return, seems Hum projects are due the next day Among those treated for writers' cramps on Wednesday are Brawrse, Tut, Brown, and the Creeper For some reason G off seemed to get plenty of sleep that night Did anyone see Whitehead at a basket ball game recently? 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