Loomis Chaffee High School - Confluence Yearbook (Windsor, CT)
- Class of 1960
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I 1' Q ...., Ni l1E,.f -' I 4' TRUSTEES JAMES LEE LooM1s Prendmt Emermu HoYT AMMIDON 28 Prendent ACK D TAYLOR Vzce Prexzdent THE CONNECTICUT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Treaxurer GRACE H LooM1s Secretary to the Tnuteex C EDGAR BLAKE Honorary REV OSEPH H TWICHELL Honorary BASIL D HBNNING Lucius F ROBINSON F RUSSELL ABBLL THOMAS H LANE R 31 FRANCES B Hon C 36 JEWETT T FLAGG 20 NORMAN C SMITH 35 JAMES PARTON 30 FRANCIS O GRUBBS CHESTER H Looms 32 L KENT BAncocx R 29 RUSHMORE H MARINER 28 ROBERT VN RUSSELL 25 , . . , , , . J . , . - . , - , . , . J . , . . . , ' WINTHROP ROCKEFELLER, '31 SYDNEY L. EATON, '23 CARLETON F. SHARPE . . ,J ., ' . ,J ., ' . , ' . , ' . , ' . , ' , ' V. , , X.Mi'4 THOMAS ELDRETH FINLEY R A B Clfazrman Mathematzct Department Seymour Loomu Inxtructor in Matbematzcr Maxter o Founder: Hall AB Harvard 1927 Appolnted 1927 GEORGE BROOKS SAVAGE A M Director o Development AB Hamnlton 1927 AM Columbxa 1939 Appomted 1927 HULL PLATT MAYNARD A B 'vi B A Chairman ,Ycbolarxbzp Committee Director o Admznzonx UHIVCFSIIY OfCal1fOrn1a 1923 MBA Harvar 1925 Appomted 1928 CHARLES AUGUSTUS PRATT S B Dean of .ftudentx Pbyfzef Mathematzcf Harvard 1924 28 SB Tflfllty 1933 Appomted 1928 LLOYD WRIGHT FOWLES A M ennze Loomzs Famzb' Inftructor zn Hutog' Amoczate Dzrector 0 Admzxuom Cbazrman Hzxtogf Departmnet AB Bowdoln 1926 AM Harvard 1933 Appomced 192630 1933 HOWARD EVERETT NORRIS A M Chan-man .Sxczence Department .Yeymour Loomzf Inftruetor zn .Ynence AB Wlesleyan 1932 AM 1933 Appomtcd 1935 OSEPH SAVOIE STOOKINS A M Cbazrman Modem Language Department Mayter of Batrbelder Hall A B Brown 1934 A M 1936 Sorbonne 1932 33 D1plOme d Etudes de C1v1l1sat1on Franclase A B Mlddlebury Spamsh School 1950 Appomted 1936 SANFORD BALLARD DOLE Low Boston Museum School Grand Central School of Arr Member Salmagundn Club Amerlcan VN arer Color SOCICE New York XX ater Color Club Connectlcut Academy OfF1ne Arts Presldent Art League Of New Brltam Dlrector Art Museum Of the New Brltam Instltute Appolnted 1938 STANLEY OHN SHWIKLS B B A Mecbanzcal Drauzng B B A Northeastern UHIVCFSIIY 1947 Appolnted 1939 GEORGE OsEPH ADAMS A B French .Ypanuh Remed1alEnglz.rb MaJter of Warham Hall Bowdoln 1927 UHIVCISIIY of Grenoble 1930 Appomted, 1939 ,J ., . . 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Admininrative Auiftant H iftog S.B., Trinity, 194Og A.M., Wesleyan, 1954 Appointed, 1942 HERBERT ANTHONY HOWARD A M Dzrector o Studzef Matbematzcx MaJter of Taylor Hall PhB Brown 1928 AM 1930 Appomtecl 1945 NICKERSON ROGERS A M Srzence Dartmouth 1931 A M Tr1nIty 1949 Appomtcd 1945 NORMAN CLARK SMITH A B Comptroller A B Mldcllebury 1939 Appomted 1945 ROSE MARY ADAMS A B Englub Remedzal Entglula A B UHIVCYSICY OfMa1ne 1926 Appomted 1945 RALPH VSINTHROP ERICKSON Ed M Atbletzc Dzrector B S Sprmgfield 1927 Ed M 1937 Appomted 1946 CATHERINE WINXFRED ADAMS Llbrarzan Gotham Teachers College 1926 L1brary Course Brooklyn Publle Lnbrary Hunter College 1928 Appolntecl 1946 DONALD MCLEOD LAY R A M Mr and Mfr alan .Y Loomu Inxtructor In Engluh Cbazrman Englub Department College Guzdance Dzrertor A B New York UDIVCFSIIY 1959 Un1vers1ty of Southern CalIfOrnIa 1941 Appomted 1948 ALLAN LLNDIE WISE A 'vi Englzxh BS Dartmouth 1927 ANI Tr1nIty 1948 Appomted 1948 MORRIS HLNRY BROWIS. 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Wesleyan 1956 Appointed 1949 DONALD MARSHALL OFFRAY A B Matbematzcx AB Wesleyan 1950 Appomnted 1950 DAVID ALEXANDER HALLER R Huron' Mathematic: A B Rochester 1948 Apponnted 1950 FRANK EDWIN HOUSE H1 A M Englub Dzrector of Glee Club AB Yale 1943 AM 1951 Appomtcd 1951 ALEXANDER FLASH A B Afnstant College Guidance Dzrectaf Matbematzcr AB Harvard 1951 M B S Umverslty of Colorado 1960 Appolnted 1952 AARON PAUL PRATT R B Mus Muxzc Appomted 1953 GEORGE HYATT HICKOK A M Latzn Anutant Lzbrarzan Orgamxt AB Trmlty 1950 AM Colurnbla 1953 Appomted 1954 OEN ANTHONY WoRTmNGToN A M German Latzn AB Oxford 1940 AM 1947 Appomted 1954 ALLEN RICHARD BEEBE A B H1Jf0fj AB Prmccton 1951 Appomted 1955 DOUGLAS ARTHUR CARTER A M Science SB Trmxty 1948 AM Wesleyan 1959 M S Ed Umverslty of Pennsylvanxa 1959 Apponnted 1955 1 Q 7 7 2 ! J , .. ' 'a Q 7 ,J ., A.B. 9 ' 'Q Q Q 1 I ' ' Y . ., , . ., I , .. . ., , . . ., , ! .,J ., . . 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I Q ' 'Q Q . . ., Q P CARL EUGENE MUNGER II B D Clnaplazn Marter o Maxon Hall Relzgzon and Wextern Culture Comparative Relzgzan A B Vvxllxams 1950 B D Yale D1v1n1ty School 1955 Appomtcd 1955 LAURBNCE osEPH MUZROLL A B Mathematzrr Marter of Palmer Hall A B Umversxty of Ma1ne 1942 Appomted 1955 osEPH STAPLES VAN VNHY A M Latm AB Tr1n1ty 1950 AM Brown 1951 Apponntcd 1955 SPENCER YOUNG GREY A M Englzrb Dartmouth 1951 AM Columbxa 1960 Appomtcd 1956 GLOVER ELBRIDGE HowE R B S B A Dzrector o Phyucal Plant and Sefvzcer Appolnted 1956 ERIC VN or LENCOTT BARNES Docteur de l Unlversxte Entglzrh Dlplome d Etudes Superleures UDIVCFSIIY of Parls 1931 L1cence Es Lettres UHIVCFSIIY of Parls 1932 Docteur de l UHIVCFSICC UHIVCFSIIY of Parls 1940 Appomted 1957 BRUCE BARRY DETLEFSEN A B French AB Dartmouth 1955 Appolntcd 1957 DONALD ERICKSON VooDRUrr Nlanager School Bank and Book Store Typing Appointed 1957 XX 11.1.1Avx JAMLS HOPPE B S Buffar B S UUlVCfblIy of Hartford 1952 Appomted 1958 PHILIP EMERALD 'VICCURDX A M Blologj A B Harvard 1956 A M Harvard Graduate School of Educatlon 1957 Appomted 1958 7 7 ' ' , f , ,. . 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L at la U DAVID GAYNOR AHERN 145 Ellzabeth Street Hartford Conn Dave 1956-57 Day Student Allyn Football Allyn Hockey Allyn Baseball Press Club Pol1t1cal Club S S S I C 1957 58 Day Student Allyn Football Allyn Basketball Allyn Baseball Press Club Polltxcal Club Forelgn Pollcy ASSOCIZCIOU S S S I C 1958 59-Day Student Manager Flrst Team Soccer Allyn Basketball Allyn Baseball Press Club Secretary Pol1t1calDebat1ng Club Re rter Log ASSISIRHI Edrtor Handbook Forexgn Pollcy Assocxatlon S S I C Unlted Natlons Model Assembly 1959 60-Day Student Manager Flrst Team Soccer CLetterj Allyn Basketball Track Student Councll News Edltor Press Club Co Presldent Pol1t1calDebat1ng Club Reporter Log Loomlscellany Fore1gn Pollcy ASSOCIHIIOH SSSIC Umted NZIIOHS Model Assembly Honor Roll 195960 ANNAPOLIS ROBERT CLINTON ANDREWS 56 Benton Street Manchester Conn a 1956-57 Day Student Wolcott Tenn1s Wolcott Hockey Wolcott Senior Baseball AdVCI'f1S1I1g Staff Log Loomlscellany Sen1or Baseball AdVCfIlSlHg Staff Log Loomlscellany Sophomore Receptxon Comm1ttee 1958 59-Day Student Vlolcott Tenn1s Wolcott Hockey Wolcott Senior Baseball Semor Scholarshlp Comm1ttee Advertlsmg Staff Log Buslness Manager Loomlscellany Astronomy Club Chemxstry Physlcs Club Student Councll 1959 60-Day Student Vkolcott Tenn1s Vkolcott Hockey Vkolcott Sen1or Baseball Sen1or Scholarship Comm1ttee German Club As tronomy Club Sen1or Library Comm1ttee Student Councll UNIVERSITY Ol' CONNECTICUT PETER FREDERICK ATKIN 417 I-llllbrook Road Elmxra N X Ptte Vlfgll 195859 Gym First Team Football Wolcott Senior Basketball Xlolcott Sen1or Baseball Press Club Chemxstrx Phxsncs Club 1959 60-'Vlason Flrst Team Football Letter? Phxsltal Educatlon Track Press Club Astronomx Club Sen1or Lxbrarx Comm1ttee Orchestra Hawrrov I 2 l ' T D U 1 1 1 , , .... . - i . . , . - , 1 . D 7 l I ' I ' . 1 . 1 ,a . , - - . - , . - . . . . ., . - 4 t D , . 1 - - 1 g 1 . 1 ' I - - . - , . , - 1 , .... ., 9 3 ' ..B b.. ' - . . . 1 . 1 7 7 ' 1957-58-Day Studentg Wolcott Tennis, Wolcott Hockey, Wolcott . 3 I I I . I 7 - V . - - , - , - . . , A I I 7 . . 3 I 1 1 ' , . . 7 ' V 7 I ' - 1 . 1 U 1 1 - . U 1 V 1 ' 7 1 ' 1 1 ' ' - TA . 4 . , I. I . I I 1 U ' 1 P 'I' 'I I ' 3 I Y ,Y T 7 I I I' I Y THOMAS WOOD BARNARD Norfield Road, Weston, Conn. Tom Barney 1956-57-Founders, Ludlow Junior Baseball, Press Club. 1957-58-Batchelder, Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Hockey, Track, Press Club, Key Society, Student Endowment Fund, Ski Club, Glee Club. 1958-59-Taylor, Ludlow Soccer, First Team Wrestling, Track, Press Club, Key Society, Student Endowment Fund, Stagehands Union, Glee Club, Ski Club, Senior Scholarship Committee. 1959-60-Warham, Ludlow Senior Football, First Team Wrestling fLetterD, Track, Key Society, Student Endowment Fund, Stagehands Union, Glee Club, Press Club, Ski Club, Senior Scholarship Committee, Senior Library Committee. Honor Roll: 1956-574 59-60 YALE ERIC MARVIN BARNES 355 Broad Street Windsor Conn Banm Banm Mutha Rocca 1956-57 Infirmary Founders Ely House Wolcott Junior Football Wolcott Hockey Track Stagehands Union 1957 58 Day Student Wolcott Football First Team Wrestling Track Student Endowment Fund 1958 59-Day Student Cross Country First Team XX restling CLetterD Track Student Endowment Fund Key Society 1959 60-Day Student First Team Cross-Country CLetterj First Team Wrestling CLetterD Track Key Society Library Committee Honor Roll 1957 58 TUI-'TS RICHARD DAVID BARWISE 980 Glenwood Avenue Plainfield N e Dave 1956 57 Taylor Co Captain Allyn Junior Football Allyn Hockey Allyn Senior Baseball Intramural Letter 1957 58 Studio Allyn Senior Football Allyn Hockey Allyn Senior Baseball Student Council Key Society Photography Club Sailing C ub 1958 59 Varham Allyn Senior Football Allyn Hockey Lacrosse Executive Key Society Xice President Photography Club Sailing Club Dining Hall Committee 1959 60-Palmer Coach Allyn junior Football First Team Hockey CLetterD First Team Lacrosse CLetterD Photography Club Sailing Club Dining Hall Committee LEHIGH 1 1 ' -I va .- 1- U an 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 , . . - ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' , , UR dn .1 '- ' T 1 ' 1 1 , . 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RICHARD LAWRENCE BEIZER 114 XX esterly Terrace Hartford Conn Ric Bezz o 1956 57 'viaher House First Team Football First Team Basketball First Team Baseball fLetterD Press Club 195758 'vlason First Team Football Letterl First Team Basketball CLetterD First Team Baseball fLetterD Glee Club Loomlstakes Press Club 1958 59 XX arham First Team Football Letter First Team Basket ball QLetter First Team Baseball CLetter Glee Club Pelicans Press Club 1959 60-Ely House First Team Football QLetterD Co Captain First Team Basketball CLetterD First Team Baseball Press Club Librarian Glee Club Pelicans Senior Scholarship Committee Loomiscellany Dance Committee Cum Laude HARVARD JOHN BALDWIN BIGELOW 1100 Chantilly Road Los Angeles Calif Bzgfey 44-k 1958 59-Palmer Fall Tennis Allyn Hockey Allyn Tennis Modern azz Club Darwm Club Radio Club Sailing Club 1959 60-Taylor Cross Country Allyn Senior Basketball Track Student Endowment Fund Assembly Committee Darwin Club Sailing Club Foreign Policy Association Modern azz Club Ski Club UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ALEXANDER CUSHING BROWN III Rockwood Lane Greenwich Conn Slater Weafel Sandy 1956 57 Founders First Team Soccer Allyn Hockey Allyn Baseball 1957 58 Batchelder First Team Soccer First Team Hockey Track 1958 59 Xharham First Team Soccer CLetterD Physical Education First Team Track CLetterj Chemistry Physics Club Student Council Radio Club Key Society 1959 6CPXX arham First Team Soccer CLetterD Allyn XXrestl1ng Captain First Team Track Qlaetterj Radio Club Chemistry Physics Club, Key Society, Chapel Committee, Ski Club, Loomis Athletic Association. UNION BRUCE BIRKETT BROWN 63 Oxford Street Glen R1dgc N J Harb 1958 59-Mason Cross-Country Rlfle Track Reporter Log Glee Club Pellcans Cast Enemy of the People French Club Senlor Scholarslp Commxttee 1959 60-Taylor Cross-Country Rlfle Track Reporter Log Glee Club Pellcans Cast The Ladys Not For Burnmg Cast Thleves Carnrval French Club Chapel Comm1ttee Senror Scholarship Commlttee Classrcs Club Graduatlon wrth DISIIUCCIOD Cum Laude YALE LAWRENCE FROTHINGHAM BUCK 27 Stonebridge Lane XX est Hartford Conn Larry Florentz 1956 57 Founders Wolcott Soccer Flrst Team Wrestllng QLetterD Sprmg Soccer 1957 58 Batchelder Wolcott Soccer Manager FIFSC Team Rlfle Wolcott TCHUIS Medlcal A1dCS Glee Club 1958 59 Warham Wolcott Soccer Wolcott Rrfle Wolcott Tennrs Glee Club Loomrstakes Medlcal Andes Chemrstry Physxcs Club 1959 60-Day Student Xkolcott Soccer Frrst Team Rrfle CLetter Wolcott Tennls Glee Club Loornlstakes Semor Scholarshlp Com mlttee Charrman Senlor Electrons Commlttee Senlor Dmmg Hall Commrttee Loomlscellany Honor Roll 1958 59 YALE WILLIAM CULLEN MORRIS BUTLER III Box 213 Conyngham Penn B111 Shoulder: 1957 58 XA arham Fall Tenms XX olcott Basketball XX olcott Tennrs Darwm Club Cast Barefoot In Athens 1958 59-XX arham Fall Tennrs XX olcott Basketball XX olcott Tenms Student Endowment Fund Darwm Club Northfield Relxgrous Con ference Hotchklss Relrglous Conference Stagehands Unlon 1959 60-XX arham Vkolcott Soccer Basketball Referee Wolcott Tennrs Darwm Club Chapel Commlttee Northheld Relrglous Con ference Bus1ness Manager Stagehands Union Student Endowment Fund Skl Club LAFAYETTE 1 1 - ' 1. 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - .. 11 - 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - .. 1 - 1- .. - 1 1 1 1 . ,, . . . 1 1 1 , . ' 1 1 1 ' 11 -1 11 .11 . 7 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - . 7 ' ' 1 Q 9 Y 1 1 1 ' ' . 7 ' ' D 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , . 5 1 1 ' 1. . H 1. 1. , . . , 7 . ' 1 1 1 1 1 .1 -1 , . v D - v 7 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 . 1 7 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , . JOHN WEBSTER CARLILE, JR. 518 Elder Lane, Winnetka, Ill. john Ricky 1956-57-Day Student, Fall Tennis, Manager Club Wrestling, Special Sports. 1957-58-Day Student, Fall Tennis, Manager Club Wrestling, Track. 1958-59-Day Student, Fall Tennis, Manager Club Basketball, Track, French Club, Senior Scholarship Committee, Radio Club, Loomis- cellany. 1959-60-Day Student, Ludlow Senior Football, Manager Club Basketball, Manager First Team Baseball CLetterD, French Club, Senior Scholarship Committee, Radio Club, Dining Hall Committee, Loomis- cellany, Modern Jazz Club. Cum Laude DENISON DAVID LOUIS CARROLL 189 Broadway Dobbs Ferry N Y Sphinx :wa 1958 59-Gym First Team Wrestling First Team Track 1959 60-Palmer First Team Football CLetterD Physical Education First Team Track CLetterj Loomiscellany Student Endowment Fund Assembly Committee Astronomy Club Chess Club Honor Roll 1959 60 HARVARD JEREMIAH PATRICK CASEY 21 Burgoyne Street Elmwood Conn Mzab Can rrjy 1956-57 Day Student Ludlow Junior Football Ludlow Intermediate Basketball Ludlow unior Baseball 1957 58 Day Student Ludlowjunior Football Ludlow Intermediate Basketball Ludlow Senior Baseball Press Club Political Debating Club 1958 59-Day Student Ludlow Senior Football Ludlow Senior Basketball Ludlow Senior Baseball Press Club Reporter Log Medical Aide Chemistry Physics Club Political Debating Club United Nations Model Assembly 1959 60-Day Student Ludlow Senior Football Ludlow Senior Basketball Ludlow Senior Baseball Press Club Reporter Log Political Debating Club United Nations Model Assembly Senior Scholarship Committee Graduation with Distinction HOLY CROSS , , . . -1 - 11 nj 1. ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1- - -1 -1 1. ii -- fe 1 1 , ,I - ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 D 7 Y , 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 NICOLAS GUY CLARKE Barn Cottage Norwlch Road Holt Norfolk England Nick Lzmej Blolze 1959 60-Batchelder F1rst Team Soccer Physxcal Educatxon Track Cast The Lady s Not For Burnlng Glee Club Polxtxcal Debating Club Chapel Cornmlttec Northfield Conference Senlor Scholarshxp Comm1ttee Loornxstakes Honor Roll 1959 60 ST ANDREWS SCOTLAND KARL ALAN CONGER The Amer1can Embassy Quito Ecuador Congo 1957 58 Warharn Wolcott Tcnnxs Rlfle Wolcott Tennrs 1958 59-Mason Wolcott Soccer Rnfle Wolcott Tennls Vnce Presldent Photography Club Stagehands Unlon 1959 60-Batchelder Cross Country Rxfle Wolcott Tennls Vxce Prcsxdent Photography Club Stagehands Unlon Chcmxstry Physncs Club Lxbrary Comrnnttee WILLIAM WRIGHT CONKLIN VN oodrrdge Dr1vc New Canaan Conn B111 Willie 1957 58 Batchelder Allyn Soccer Fxrst Team Rlfle Allyn Tennxs Mcdxcal Ande 1958 59-Taylor Fxrst Team Soccer Allyn Hockey Allyn Tennls Student Endowment Fund Chess Club Saxllng Club Stagehands Unlon 1959 60-Mason FIFSI Team Soccer CLetterD Allyn Hockey Track Secretary Student Endowment Fund Stagehands Unxon Sa1l1ng Club Llbrary Commnttee nownom 1 1 1 1 1. . .1 1. . .1 1. 1. ' 1 1 1 1 .. . . .1 - - - 1 1 ' l Y , , . ' 1 1 1 1- 11 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' , . ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' , . V . . 1 1 ' 1- . .1 .1 . ... ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 JOHN DORSEY CONLEY 31 Robin Road, Windsor, Conn. john 1956-57-Day Student, Allyn Junior Football, First Team Wrestling, Special Sports, Debating Club. 1957-58-Day Student, First Team Football, First Team Wrestling, Lacrosse, Cast Barefoot In Athens, Cast 'lDevil's Disciple, De- bating Club. 1958-59WDay Student, First Team Football, Rifle, Lacrosse, Cast She Stoops to Conquer, Cast An Enemy of the People, Political- Debating Club, Glee Club, Student Council. 1959-60-Day Student, Ca tain Allyn Senior Football, Wrestling, First Team Lacrosse CLetters, Glee Club, Secretary Political-Debating Club, Cast The Lady's Not For Burning, Cast Thieves' Carnival, Loom, Loomistakes, Senior Scholarship Committee, Student Council, S.S.S.I.C., Foreign Policy Association, United Nations Model As- sembly. Honor Roll 1959 60 YALE WILLIAM HAMMERSLEY CORY 7 Highland Place Canajoharie N Y B1 Wzlb 1958 59-Gym Fall Tennis Manager First Team Basketball Allyn unior Baseball 1959 60-Warham Manager Club Football Manager First Team Basketball CLetterj Assembly Committee Stagehands Union BOSTON UNIVERSITY DAVID BENTON CRITTENDEN R FD No 1 Hebron Conn Da ve nt Fubenden Tennis Sophomore Reception Committee Glee Club Loomistakes Ski Club 1958 59 Taylor Cross Country First Team Wrestling Track Glee Club Pelicans Ski Club Student Council Key Society 1959 60-Taylor Wolcott Soccer First Team Wrestling CLetterj XX olcottTenn1s Student Council Yice President Senior Class President Glee Club President Pelicans President Ski Club Key Society Chapel Committee sr Lawruzwcs .. U.. .. . .. J ' - O 1957-58-Batchelder, Fall-Tennis, First Team Wrestling, Wolcott LAIRD MARK CUMMINGS 8 V1 atkms Road Bloomfield Conn Larry ax Auto Home 1956-57 Day Student Fall Tenms Allyn Hockey Allyn junlor Baseball 195758 Day Student Fall Tennls Club Wrestllng Allyn unlor Baseball Polmcal Club Debatmg Club Prcs1dcnt Astronomy Club 1958 59-Day Student Fall Tennls F1rst Team Wrestlmg Allyn Senlor Baseball Pol1t1calDebat1ng Club Presldent Astronomy Club S S S I C Senxor Scholarshrp Commlttee Chess Club 1959 60-Day Student Allyn Senxor Football Club Wrestlmg Allyn Tenms Reporter Log Assoc1ate Edrtor Loom Chanrman Sen1or Scholarshlp Commrttee Co-Chairman Chemlstry Physics Club Dlnlng Hall Comm1ttee Graduatlon wrth I-hgh D1st1nct1on Cum Laude OBERLIN WILLIAM DANIEL CUTLER 62 Prospect Street Bloomfleld Conn B1 W1 Bzg Daddy 1956 57 Day Student Ludlow unlor Football Ludlowjunlor Basket ball Ludlow unlor Baseball 1957 58 Day Student Ludlow umor Football Ludlowjumor Basket ball Ludlow unlor Baseball Astronomy Club 1958 59 Day Student Ludow Senlor Football Ludlow Intermediate Basketball Coach Ludlow unror Baseball Pol1t1calDebat1ng Club Astronomy Club French Club 1959 60-Day Student Ludlow Senlor Football Rlfle Coach Wolcott Junlor Baseball Pol1t1calDebat1ng Club Astronomy Club French Club Assembly Commlttee Semor Scholarshlp Commlttee Honor Roll 1957 58 59 60 BROWN GEORGE EDWARD DAVIS JR 223 Mountarn Road Vlxndsor Conn George 1956 57 Day Student Allyn Soccer Allyn Junror Basketball Track Debatlng Club 1957 58 Day Student Allyn Soccer Allyn un1or Basketball Track POllElC3l Debatlng Club 1958 59 Day Student Allyn Soccer Allyn Junror Basketball Track French Club ChessClub SenlorScholarsh1pComm1ttee Loomlscellany Polrtlcal Debatmg Club Delegate to Youth Conference on the Atom Asslstant Senlor Engllsh Lrbrarlan 1959 60-Day Student Allyn Soccer Basketball Manager Lacrosse Intramural Letter Senlor Scholarshlp Commlttee POllElC3l Debatmg Club X :ce Presndcnt French Club Loomlscellany Dmmg l-lall Com mlttee Senlor Engllsh Llbrarlan Graduatlon wlth D1st1nct1on Cum Laude CORNELL , . 1 1 - .- -1 .-C -1 .. ,, 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . . . . ., , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' -1 - 11 1- - 11 .. . -1 ll ll - - , J , - , J - - - , J 7 - 1 J 1 ' ' 1 1 1 J 1 ' 1 , . . ' ' 7 I 7 7 1 ' 1 1 1 Y ' I - , ' , . . ,. 1 1 - 1. 11 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 J 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V - - U .. ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ,. . . . . 1 1 1 , . JOHN EVAN DAVIS Richmond Park, Kingston, N. Y. Doc 1956-57-Founders, Wolcott Tennis, Wolcott junior Basketball, Track. 1957-58-Taylor, Wolcott Cross Country, Physical Education, Track. 1958-59-Taylor, First Team Cross Country CLetterD, Physical Edu- cation, First Team Track QLetterD, Loomis Athletic Association, Chess Club, Darwin Club. 1959-60-Batchelder, Co-Captain First Team Cross Country CLetterD, First Team Track QLetterD, Loomis Athletic Association, Darwin Club. wEsLEYAN LYLE HOWARD DAVIS 2 Park Lane Concord Mass Cactux 1956 57 Founders Wolcott unior Football First Team Hockey Track Medical Aide 1957 58 Mason VN olcott Senior Football First Team Hockey CLetter Track Medical Aide 1958 59-Batchelder First Team Football First Team Hockey CLetterD Track Student Council Glee Club Loomiscellany Key Society 1959 60-Ely House First Team Football CLetterD First Team Hockey CLetterD Coach Ludlow Junior Baseball Student Council Glee Club Chairman Dance Committee Chapel Committee Student Endowment Fund Loomiscellany Key Society CORNELL MARTIN JEFFERSON DAVIS 309 Broad Street Mount Holly N J 1957 58 Batchelder XX olcott Fall Tennis V' olcott Senior Basketball XX olcott Senior Baseball Orchestra Sailing Club 1958 59 Palmer XX olcott Senior Football XX olcott Senior Basketball Xkolcott Tennis Orchestra Glee Club Sailing Club Cast She Stoops To Conquer Cast An Enemy of the People Senior Scholarship Committee 1959 6CPTaylor XX olcott Senior Football XX olcott Senior Basketball XX olcott Senior Baseball Orchestra Glee Club Pelicans Sailing Club Classics Club Coach Wolcott junior Basketball Library Committee Cast Thieves Carnival Graduation with Distinction PRINCETON 1 1 ' ..L.- .4 1- ' 1 J 1 - 1 , . I , . . ' 1 1 1 , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1. 1, .. -- 4. .- Geof jeg V 1 ' V ' ' 1 1 1 Y . .. , 1 ' I v ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 v . A - .. 1 l Y Y H .. .. - A 3 I , , , . ' 1 1 1 , . . . . 3 Y Y Y I . , , . . 1 1 1 .. V . - 1. RUST MACPHERSON DEMING 104 Summerfield Road, Chevy Chase, Md. Kung , Dany 1956-57-Mason, Ludlow Junior Football, Ludlow junior Basketball, Ludlow Senior Baseball. 1957-58-Mason, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Intermediate Basketball, Ludlow Senior Football, Student Endowment Fund. 1958-59-Batchelder, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basket- ball, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Student Endowment Fund, Dining Hall Committee, Intramural Letter. 1959-60-Studio, Ludlow Senior Football, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Student Endowment Fund, Dining Hall Committee. ROLLINS LAWRENCE FORD DICKIE 16 Crescent Road Rlverside Conn Larry Mooxe 1958 59 Mason X1 olcott Senior Football Coach X1 olcott Intermediate Basketball Track Sailing Club Ski Club Press Club 1959 60-Mason Co Captain VS olcott Senior Football Physical Edu cation First Team Track LetterD Sailing Club Ski Club Darwin Club Orchestra MIDDLEBURY DEXTER DUDLEY EARLE Lower Drive Huntington N Y Frog Dex Dud 1956-57 Maher House X1 olcott Senior Football First Team Hockey First Team Baseball 1957 58 Mason First Team Football First Team Hockey CLetterD First Team Baseball Student Endowment Fund 1958 59-Mason First Team Football CLetterD Flrst Team Hockey Letterl First Team Baseball CLetterD Student Council Northfield Religious Conference Student Endowment Fund 1959 60-Mason First Team Football LetterD First Team Hockey CLetterj First Team Baseball LetterD Student Council President Ludlow Club Chapel Committee Student Endowment Fund North field Religious Conference Athletic Council nurosns 1 1 ' 4- H .1 '- , Y ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I . , . . - , - , - 1 C 1 1 1 , . , , . . -. 1- .. -- 1. -- . 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WILLIAM BLYTHE EBERSOLD 149 Affleck Street Hartford Conn B1 Wzll 5 1956-57 Day Student Ludlowjunxor Football F1rst Team Basketball Captaln Ludow un1or Baseball Chess Club 1957 58 Day Student Captam Ludlow unlor Football F1rst Team Basketball Ludlow unlor Baseball Chess Club 1958 59-Day Student Captaln Ludlow Senlor Football F1rst Team Basketball Baseball Umpxre Intramural Letter 1959 60-Day Student Captam Ludlow Semor Football F1rst Team Basketball CLetterj Baseball Umpxre Polltlcal Debatlng Club Forexgn Pollcy Assoclatlon Electxons Commxttee Honor Roll 1959 60 GEORGETOWN DAVID LAURENCE EBLING 125 Steele Road West Hartford Conn Dave 1956 57 Day Student Allyn unxor Football Allyn Interrnedlate Basketball Allyn Tennls Salllng Club 1957 58 Day Student Fall Tennls Allyn Intermedlate Basketball Allyn jumor Basketball Cast Barefoot In Athens Salllng Club 1958 59 Day Student Fall Tennls Allyn Intermedlate Basketball Captaln Allyn Junlor Baseball Senior Scholarshlp Commlttee Asso clate Edltor Loom Cast She Stoops to Conquer Cast An Enemy of the People Sarlmg Club 1959 60-Day Student Allyn Senxor Football Allyn Intermedlate Basketball Allyn Senlor Baseball Senior Scholarshlp Commxttee Editor 1n Chlef Loom Cast The Lady s Not For Burmng Salllng Club Honor Roll 1956-59 CORNELL JOHN CHRISTOPHER EUSTIS 90 Manor Dr1ve Hudson Ohlo Euxtze Machzne Euxtze Mutha 1956-57 Founders F1rst Team Football Allyn Hockey Track 1957 58 Taylor F1rst Team Football QLetterj F1rst Team Hockey CLetterD Lacrosse 1958 59 Taylor Fxrst Team Football CLetterj F1rst Team Hockey CLetterQ Lacrosse Student Council Athletlc Assoclatxon 1959 60-XX arham Captain F1rst Team Football CLetterD F1rst Team Hockey CLetterD Co-Cafptaln F1rst Team Lacrosse CLetterD XICC Presxdent Student Councx Secretary unto Athletlc Assocxatxon BROVN Nl 1 1 ' 1. 11111 11Eb11 11 - 11 1 1 1 J 1 - ' 1 J 1 1 J 1 - ' 1 I 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . 1 1 1 1. 11 ' 1 J 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 - 11 11 - - 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' - - 1. 11 1. 1 1 11 -- , . 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I ,. 1 1 ' 1 J 1 ' 1 KEVIN THOMAS EEENEY 4 Sunset Terrace VN est Hartford Conn George Kam 1956-57 Day Student Fall Tennls Xhnter Track Ludlow umor Baseball 1957 58 Day Student Manager F1rst Team Soccer Ludlow Hockey Ludlow Junlor Baseball 1958 59-Day Student Ludlow Semor Football Ludlow Intermed1ate Basketball Track Pol1t1calDebat1ngClub FOfC1gDPOllCYASSOCl2t1OH Cxrculatlon Board Log Radlo Club Chesmlstry Physics Club 1959 60-Day Student Ludlow Senlor Football Basketball Refreee Track Pol1t1calDebat1ng Club Forelgn Pollcy Assocxatlon Clrcu latlon Board Log Radlo Club Chem1stryPhys1cs Club Assembly Commrttee BOSTON COLLEG E PAUL MONEY FEINE 10 Gale Road Bloomheld Conn Clarence Paul Hollywood 1956-57 Day Student Manager Club Football Manager Club Basket ball Umpnre Club Baseball Reporter Log Stamp Club Chess Club Cast Of Thee I Slng ball Manager Fxrst Team Baseball CLetterD Reporter Log Stamp Club Chess Club 1958 59 Day Student Manager F1rst Team Football CLetterD Manager Club Basketball Manager FIFSI Team Baseball Letterl Feature Edltor Log Press Club Pol1t1cal Debatlng Club French Club Scam Club Chess Club 1959 60 Day Student Manager First Team Football Manager Club Basketball Manager Fxrst Team Baseball LetterD Press Club Polrtlcal Debatlng Club Forelgn Polxcy ASSOCIZIIOH Co Chalrman Semor Llbrary Commxttee Semor Scholarshxp Commlttee Treasurer German Club Treasurer Stamp Club Chess Club GEORGETOWN PETER LOW FENTON South 5th Street Lewlsburg Pa Fe F1 Pete 1957 58 Batchelder Fall Tennls Vkolcott Hockey Vvolcott Tennis Stagehands Unlon Modern jazz Club Orchestra Sallmg Club 1958 59 Palmer Fall Tennls Vlolcott Hockey Track Stagehands Unlon Sa1l1ng Club Sk1 Club Orchestra Glee Club Darwln Club 1959 6OYD1n1ng Hall Vkolcott Soccer VN olcott Hockey Wolcott Semor Baseball Stagehands Unxon Y1cePres1dent Sa1l1ng Club Presldent Orchestra Glee Club Pellcans Sk1 Club Darwln Club Cast Thxeves Carmval Cartoonxst Log Semor Llbrary Commlttee BOW DOIN 0 Lili 1' 1' Quin 1 l 1 ' .1 -1 ..KAT.11 .. V, ,, - 4 ' , , J ' - - H 4- ' , , ' 5 , . l 1 . n l . 1 1 ' . 1 . h 1 1 1 ' ' - . . 5, , , , , , I Y 1 , - 1 , . . , - 1 1 ' 1 g ,. 5 5 . A ' , -va -l , .1 I nv A r ,I s -'NAI 1 1 - T D 1 ' 1 . I l F , 1957-58-Day Studentg Manager Club Football, Manager Club Basket- 1 1 1 1 ' T I I 1 . 1 . . . 5 1 1 1 ' 1 1 P , . ' - 5 1 . . 1 -, 1 . -, - 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 I 1 - 1. ..1 -4 1. , ' 7 1 ' ' -T ' 1 1 1 I h 1 1 1 1 - I ' jx . I l 1 Y 1 1 D 1 1 1 1 1 - - - I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . , 7. . . . I 1 h 1 t' D 1 I . 1 .1 1 E . 1 . 1 Y 9 ' ALEXANDER BANKS GRANNIS 1805 Oxford, Rockford, Ill. Pete Granny 1958-59-Taylor, First Team Football, First Team Wrestling, First Team Track, Ski Club. 1959-6CPTaylor, First Team Soccer CLetterD, Captain First Team Wrestling QLetterD, Connecticut Interscholastic, Wrestling Tournament Champion, New England Interscholastic Wrestling Tournament Champion, First Team Track CLetterj Ski Club, Student Council, Athletic Council. BANCROFT FARRAR GREENE 15 Ten Acre Lane XX est Hartford Conn Bank Vance Daddy 1958 59-Day Student First Team Football Ludlow Vlrestling Ludlow Tennis Student Council Glee Club Loomistakes Foreign Policy Association 1959 60-Day Student Ludlow Senior Football Ludlow Rifle Ludlow Tennis Student Council Glee Club Pelicans Co Editor Loomiscellany President unto Chapel Committee Foreign Policy Association Northfield Religious Conference United Nations Model Assembly Honor Roll 1958 59 AMHERST ROGER WILSON HACKSTAFF 27 West Neck Road Huntington N Y Dodger ball Wolcott Senior Baseball 1957 58 Vvarham First Team Soccer Wolcott Senior Basketball Wolcott Senior Baseball Circulation Board Log 1958 5PTaslor First Team Soccer fLetter First Team Basketball Wolcott Senior Baseball Circulation Board Log Senior Library Committee 1959 60 Studio First Team Soccer 'LetterD First Team Basketball 'LetterD Track Lctterx Circulation Board Log Dining Hall Com mittee Glee Club otrrxsacae 7 P 7 ' . ' Y ' ' Y 1 U 1 I U y . . 2 ' t a I 9 1 41 1 V ' h . . 1 J . 1 , f . 1 , . , . , , . . 1956-57-Batchelderg Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Senior Basket- , . ' 2 7 1 1 , . . 4 ' ,L 1 H g l x D1 i ' - 1 K , Q! . ,t 1 . X Y . . X - 1 4 c 11 1 ' THOMAS KELLOGG HADLOCK 3 Gulon Lane Larchmont N Y WW 1957 58 Ta lor Allyn Soccer Allyn Hockey Allyn Tennxs C1rcu latlon Boar Log Sophomore Receptlon Cornmnttee Pol1t1cal Club 1958 59-Taylor Allyn Soccer Allyn Hockey Allyn Tenn1s Clrcu latlon Board Log Polmcal Debatmg Club Chess Club 1959 60-Mason Allyn Soccer Captaln Allyn Hockey Allyn Senior Baseball Senior Llbrary Cornrnxttee Radno Club Buslness Manager Log School Drlver Chess Club HOBART JOHN FRANKLIN HAMILTON JR 414 Franklln Street Fayettevllle N Y alan Wbztqy 1956-57 Palmer Ludlow Junlor Football Ludlow Semor Basketball Ludlow unlor Baseball Chess Club 1957 58 Palmer Ludlow unxor Football Ludlow Senlor Basketball Ludlow Senlor Baseball Chess Club 1958 59-Palmer Ludlow Semor Football Ludlow Senlor Basketball 1959 60-Maher House Ludlow Senlor Football Ludlow Senlor Basketball FIFSI Team Track CLetter Dlfllllg Hall Commlttee Senlor Llbrary Comrnlttee Chess Club Treasurer Astronomy Club Senlor Scholarshlp Commlttee CORNELL RICHARD PALMER HARRIS 81 RldgCWOOd Road Vkest Hartford Conn Dzck Coach 1956-57 Day Student Ludlow Tennls Ludlow un1or Basketball Ludlow Jumor Football 1957 58 Day Student Ludlowjunlor Football Ludlow un1orBaske ball Ludlow unlor Baseball Chess Club 1958 59-Day Student Ludlowjumor Football Ludlow umor Basket ball Club Baseball Umplre Chess Club Modern azz Club Cast She Stoops to Conquer Cast Enemy ofthe People Loomlscellany 1959 60-Day Student Ludlow Semor Football Coach Wolcott In termedlate Basketball Coach Allyn unlor Basketball Coach Wolcott Senlor Baseball Chess Club Presldent Modern jazz Club Llbrar Commxttee Loomxscellany nomar I 1 1 - - HT .. . ' - 37 1 1 . 1 V ---1 . ' l I ' 1 .I 1 - 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 - ' . 9 . ' , . 1 Y . 3 Y I Y ' , . 3 7 ' ' A- . 1 . 1 l 1 J 1 - ' - . 1 J 1 1 , . ' 1 1 1 First Team Track CLetterD, Chess Club, Treasurer Astronomy Club. ' . 4 ' . . 1 . f Q , 5 D, , U . .9 I 3 Y I ' - ' 1 -1 J U 1 - 1 - 3 ' , J ' t- , ,I , - ' 1 . 1 J ' , 1 1 L 'J . 1 3 7 ' ' U 1 I 1 ' A , .J , U I 7 I 7 D Y , . WESLEY LOOMIS HELLEGERS 49 Church Street Gullford Conn Head We.: Headley 1957 58-Ely House Fall Tennxs F1rst Team Rtfle Wolcott Junlor Baseball Sophomore Receptton Commlttee 1958 59-Taylor Fall Tennls Fnrst Team Rlfle CLetter Captain Vlolcott umor Baseball Darwln Club Chess Club Senlor Scholar shlp Commlttee 1959 60-Batchelder Cross Country Captaln Flrst Team Rifle CLetterj Vw olcott Semor Baseball Darwln Club Senlor Scholarshnp Commlttce Sentor L1brary Commtttee Chess Club Chemlstry Phystcs Club Matl Job TUFTS FERGUS HENDERSON 56 Summ1t Avenue Bloomfield N J Fer Golden Bay Wmg: Track Modern Jazz Club Debatlng Club 1958 59-Taylor Fxrst Team Football Fxrst Team Wrestlxng Allyn Track Pol1t1cal Debatlng Club unto Student Endowment Club 1959 60-Batchelder Flrst Team Football CLetterD Club Wrestllng Track Presldent Student Endowment Fund Sk1 Club unto Key SOCICIY Polltxcal Debatlng Club Senlor Scholarship Commlttee Honor Roll 1959 60 AIR FORCE ACADEMY THOMAS LADD HENLEY 122 East 76th Street New York Cnty N Y Hen Henner Tom 1958 59-Palmer Fall Tennxs Allyn Wrestlmg Allyn Tennis Glee Club Stagehands Union Log Darwin Club 1959 60-Mason Allyn Soccer Manager Fnrst Team Hockey CLetterD Allyn Tenms Glee Club Stagehands Umon Log Darwln Club Electxons Commnttee Graduatlon wxth DISIIUCCIOH connrsu. In J I y x 3 ' 1957-58-Batchelderg Allyn junior Football, Allyn Hockey, Allyn DAVID STEVENS HOBLER 85 Sagamore Road, Bronxville, N. Y. HM Oscar 1957-58-Gym, First Team Football, First Team Basketball, First Team Baseball. 1958-59-Palmer, First Team Football, First Team Basketball CLetterD, First Team Baseball CLetterD, 1959-60-Taylor, First Team Cross Country, First Team Basketball CLetterD, Captain First Team Baseball CLetterD, Elections Committee, Athletic Association. STANFORD MARSHALL PEABODY HOKE JR 34 Ten Acre Lane XX est Hartford Conn Marsh B ob Cberzre 1956 57 Day Student Allyn Junior Football Allyn Hockey Allyn Tennis 1957 58 Day Student Allyn unior Football Allyn Hockey Allyn Tennis Medical Aide Chess Club 1958 59-Day Student Allyn Senior Football Allyn Hockey Lacrosse Glee Club Ski Club Foreign Policy Association 1959 60-DavStudent AllynSen1orFootball Allyn Hockey First Team Lacrosse Elections Committee Glee Club Pelicans Astronomy Club Chess Club Senior Scholarship Committee Merit Scholarship Finalist YALE ARTHUR HERBERT HOUSE rt Aatlm Tu eedum 1956-57 Maher House XXolcott unior Football XX olcott unior Basketball Wolcott unior Baseball 1957 58 Taylor XXolcott Senior Football XXolcott Intermediate Basketball Xholcott Senior Baseball Co Chairman Sophomore Re ception Committee 1958 59 XX arham First Team Football XX olcott Intermediate Basket ball Track French Club Key Society 1959 60-Batchelder First Team Football fLetterj Physical Education Track Key Society French Club Student Endowment Fund Chapel Committee Dining Hall Committee Ski Club fur-rs , . 7 l J ' '. - 1 i 1 1 1 - . . 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A . 1 I I I Y D I ' MICHAEL WORCESTER INGRAM MOUUCBIU Road Somers Conn Mzrbe n 1956-57 Founders Allyn umor Football Allyn unlor Basketball Allyn Junlor Baseball 1957 58 Palmer Allyn umor Football Allyn un1or Basketball Allyn Jumor Baseball Astronomy Club 1958 59-Palmer Allyn Senior Football Physlcal Educatlon Track Astronomy Club Chemnstry Physlcs Club French Club Log 1959 60-Palmer Allyn Semor Football Physlcal Educatlon French Club Chemxstry Physlcs Club Astronomy Club Llbrary Comm1ttee Senlor Scholarship Comm1ttee Log Cum Laude TRINITY PETER FORREST JARDINE 1444 Cecllxa Avenue Coral Gables Fla Pedro 1956-57 Taylor Ludlowjunlor Football Ludlow umor Basketball 1957 58 Taylor Ludlow Senlor Football Phys1calEclucat1on Ludlow Tenms Execut1veStagehands Umon Glee Club Sophomore Receptlon Comm1ttee 1958 59 Taylor Ludlow Semor Football Physlcal Educatlon Lud low Tennls Executlve Stagehands Unlon Glee Club Key SOCICIY Loomlstakes 1959 60-Warham Ludlow Semor Football Physlcal Educatlon Track Execuuve Stagehands Umon Glee Club Pellcans Executlvc Key Socxety Electxons Comm1ttee Sen1or Scholarshlp Comm1ttee BROWN JOEL LARS JOHNSON 560 Bloomfield Avenue Bloomfield Conn 1959 60-Day Student Ludlow Soccer Rlfle Ludlow Tenms Reporter Log Senlor Assembly Committee Co-Chalrman Chem1stryPhys1cs Club Senior Scholarshxp Commlttee Natlonal MCFIC FlD2.llSI Honor Roll 1959 60 WESLEYAN l 1 1 - .. . 1. ..I gn -l 9 J ' , J ' , - T - J l 1 J D 1 , . ' I U 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 A ' . 1 I 1 I 1 I U 1 I 1 1 1 , . 1 1 - T - l . 1 J D 1 Ludlow Tennis, Stagehan s Umon, Glee Club. 'D 1 I l I 1 U 1 . 1 1 1 ' T . t - I 1 I 1 1 ' ' I 1 1 1 ' . 4 '. 1 1 l . 1 , 1 . 1 Y 1 , . , . 1 1 ' Y , 'T ' ' I 1 1 A - 1 V , - . . , , . . - - 1 1 ' THOMAS ADRIAN JONES JR 511 Euclxd Avenue Mxddletown Ohlo om Yu 1958 59-Infirmary F1rst Team Soccer CLetterD F1rst Team Basketball CLetterD Wolcott Semor Baseball 1959 60-XX arham F1rst Team Soccer CLetterD Co-Captam F1rst Team Basketball Letterl F1rst Team Tenn1sCLetterD Student Councll Key Socxety Modern Jazz Club Assembly Comm1ttee YALE ROBERT GREELEY KAISER 9133 McDonald Drlve Bethesda Md a Horace Greeley 1957 58 Batchelder Ludlow unxor Football Ludlow Hocke Ludlow Tennls Modern azz Club Pol1t1cal Club 1958 59 Batchelder Ludlow Semor Football Ludlow Hockey Ludlow Tennls Reporter Log Press Club Loomxscellany Pol1t1cal Debatmg Club S S S I C Unlted Natlons Model Assembly Forelgn Pol1cy ASSOCIZIIOU Semor Scholarshlp Commlttee 1959 60-Ely House Ludlow Senlor Football Ludlow Hockey Coach Ludlow unlor Baseball Intramural Letter CoPres1dent Polmcal Debaung Club Co Edltor Loomlscellany Sports Edxtor Press Club Reporter Log S S S I C Unlted Natlons Model Assembly Forelgn Pollc ASSOCIZEIOI1 Chapel Commnttee Seruor Scholarshnp Commnttee Y Graduatlon wlth DISEIHCIIOH YALE LAWRENCE ALLEN KATZ 316 Auburn Road VS est Hartford Conn Larry Long Can 1956 57 Day Student Fall Tennxs Ludlow Intermedlate Basketball F1rst Team Tennxs Reporter Log 1957 58 Day Student Ludlow Soccer F1rst Team Basketball F1rst Team Tennls Reporter Log Pol1t1cal Club 1958 59 Day Student F1rst Team Soccer F1rst Team Basketball F1rst Team Tennis Reporter Log Pol1t1cal Debatxng Club 1959 60-Day Student F1rst Team Soccer Letterj F1rst Team Basket ball CLetterD Track Sports Edltor Log Pol1t1cal Debatlng Club Graduatxon wxth DISCIDCIIOH Cum Laude HARVARD , . 1 1 HT v- .1 In ' 1 1 7 . , . - , l . . . 1 1 l C 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' 4-B by, -1 -1 .. -1 ' 1 J 1 y1 , ,I , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , .... ., , , . ' 1 1 1 J , , - - 1 ' 1 1 , .... ., , 1 1 ' Y 1 1 ' .1 1- .. I H .. -- ' 1 1 1 , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' - - , C , - 1 1 1 ' ' FRANKLIN KENNEDY, III 118 Boulder Trail, Bronxville, N. Y. Frank HFfd71f0iJ'H 1956-57-Founders, Allyn Fall Tennis, Allyn Intermediate Basketball, First Team Tennis, Stamp Club, Chess Club. . 1957-58-Batchelder, Allyn Fall Tennis, Captain Allyn Junior Basket- ball, First Team Tennis, Stamp Club, Chess Club. 1958-59-Taylor, Fall Tennis, Allyn Intermediate Basketball, First Team Tennis CLetterD, Stamp Club, Vice-President Chess Club, Political- Debating Club, Typist Log. 1959-60-Warham, Fall Tennis, Allyn Intermediate Basketball, First Team Tennis CLetterD, President Stamp Club, Vice-President Chess Club, Political-Debating Club, Typist Log, Student Endowment Fund, Senior Scholarship Committee. Graduation with Distinction Cum Laude YALE RICHARD JAMES KILPATRICK JR 6 Livingstone Road Bloomfield Conn Dzck 1 Dfcker 1956 57 Day Student Wolcott unior Football Wolcott unior Basketball Wolcott junior Baseball 1957 58 Day Student Wolcott Senior Football Captain Wolcott Intermediate Basketball Wolcott Senior Baseball Student Endowment Fund Log 1958 59-Day Student Vvolcott Soccer Vkolcott Intermediate Basket ball Track Political Debating Club Press Club Astronomy Club 1959 60-Day Student Wolcott Soccer Wolcott Senior Basketball Track Political Debating Club Astronomy Club Assembly Committee BOSTON COLLEGE THOMAS CHARLES KN OWLES Post Road Old Lyme Conn 195758 Palmer Wolcott junior Football XX olcott Hockey First Team Tennis Key Society Glee Club 1958 59 Taylor Wolcott Senior Football First Team Hoclce Lacrosse Kev Society Glee Club Loomistakes Senior Scholarship Committee 1959 60 Taylor Xl olcott Senior Football First Team Hockey flaetter First Team Lacrosse 'LetterD Intramural Letter Key Society Glee Club Pelicans Senior Scholarship Committee Elections Committee Dining Hall Committee Graduation with Distinction Cum Laude WILLIKNIS , 0 1 1 ' 4. - U ..K-ln .I . ,- - T ' V . . 1 7 , . 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V A, 7 I ' ' ' Q y Y, a J a y - ' Y 'Y a v , x Dv 1 1 x 1 y , n v s v 1 DAVID MICHAEL LAELEUR 35 XXebster Hull Boulevard XX est Hartford Conn Fleur French Fleur Mutha 1956 57 Maher House Flrst Team Football XX olcott Senlor Basket ball XXolcott Senlor Baseball 1957 58 Taylor Manager Flrst Team Football Letterb XX olcott Senlor Basketball XX olcott Semor Baseball Co-Chalrrnan Sophomore Receptlon Cornnnttee 1958 59 Founders Fxrst Team Football Letter Phys1calEducat1on Track Key SOCICIY French Club Student Councll 1959 60-XX arham Flrst Team Football Physlcal Educatlon Track Key Soclety French Club Student Counc1l Secretary Senlor Class BOSTON UNIVERSITY DAVID ANDREW LANG 6034 Hurst Street New Orleans La Dreu Andy Ya ll 1958 59 Palmer F1rst Team Football Ludlow Senlor Basketball Track Glee Club 1959 60 Taylor Fxrst Team Football LetterD Ludlow Senlor Basket ball Ludlow Tenms Chapel Comm1ttee Clrculatlon Board Log Reporter Log Forelgn Pollcy Assocxatlon Unlted Natlons Model As sembly Glee Club Student Endowment Fund Chemlstry Phys1cs Club TULANE DETLEF FRANZ LEENEN 71 Kobelweg Augsburg Germany Det 1959 60-Day Student Fall Tennls Allyn Intermedlate Basketball Allyn Tennls Chemlstry Phys1cs Club Graduatlon w1th D1st1nct1on .pl 14' THOMAS PRIEST LINVILLE 1147 Wendell Avenue Schenectady N Y om Lznnj 1957 58-Warham Fall TCHHIS Ludlow junxor Basketball Ludlow umor Baseball Darwm Club Stagehands Umon Skx Club Sallmg Club 1958 59-Palmer Fall Tennxs Ludlow unxor Basketball Ludlow Tennis Darw1n Club Stagehands Union Skl Club C1rculat1on Board Log Sa1l1ng Club 1959 60-Taylor Ludlow Soccer Coach Allyn Intermedlate Basketball Track Treasurer Darwm Club Presldent Stagehands Unlon Skl Club Saxlmg Club Clrculatlon Board Log Semor Scholarship Commlttee Graduatlon wlth DISCIHCIIOU conNBLr. SANFORD HART LOW Andrews Street Southmgton Conn Pineapple .Yum 1957 58 Batchelder XXolcott Junlor Football XXolcott Hockey 1958 59-Palmer Wolcott Semor Football XX olcott Hockey XX olcott Tenms Photography Club Student Endowment Fund Skr Club Polxtlcal Debatmg Club 1959 60-Palmer Wolcott Semor Football XXolcott Hockey Track Photography Club V1ce Presldent Student Endowment Fund Xrce Pres1dentSk1 Club Dance Commrttee Log Darw1n Club Classlcs Club Graduatxon wrth D1st1nct1on YALE BURTON ALLAN MACLEAN JR 565 Kamoku Street Honolulu Hawau Mackze Face 1958 59 XX arham Fxrst Team Football CLetterD Fxrst Team Hockey CLetterD XX olcott Semor Baseball 1959 60-XX arham Flrst Team Football CLetterD Flrst Team Hockev QLetterD Frrst Team Track CI.etterD Semor Dance Commlttcc Key Socxety Glee Club Student Councll Electrons Commuttee LNTIVERSITY OF HAWAII 1 2 ' ' . - 4 . I , . . . 1 . . J 1 1 1 a '. . 5 l ' . -I .l . 2 l ' . I 1 1 , . - S . , . . . , . . , . . , . 1 , - , l I ' 7 ! 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Y . . , 'l ,I Y I ' VA V EDWIN CRAMPTON MALLORY 28 Uplands Drlve VN est Hartford Conn e Lewort .Yntcb 1956-57 Day Student Wolcott Soccer Wolcott Hockey Wolcott unlor Baseball 1957 58-Day Student Wolcott Soccer Vtolcott Hockey Wolcott Tenms Press Club Medical Arde 1958 59-Day Student Wolcott Soccer Vholcott Hockey Track Press Club Reporter Log Clrculatlon Board Log Medical Alde 1959 60--Day Student Frrst Team Soccer Coach Allyn junxor Basket ball Coach Wolcott Intermedlate Basketball Track Student Councxl Glee Club Press Club Reporter Log Crrculatron Board Log Modern Jazz Club Electrons Comrmttee conofmz EUGENE ALOYSIUS MASSEY 54 Bxshop Road West Hartford Conn Gene Al 1956 57 Day Student Wolcott Soccer Wolcott jumor Wolcott Junlor Baseball Wolcott Senlor Baseball Chess Club 1958 59-Day Student Wolcott Soccer Wolcott Senxor Track Polltlcal Debating Club Chess Club 1959 60-Day Student Wolcott Soccer Wolcott Senlor Track Chess Club Assembly Commlttee Clrculatlon Board Scholarshrp Cornmxttee Honor Roll 1959 60 ramrxunn uwrvnmsr-ry JOHN HAYWARD MAURY Zjacob Street Rowayton Conn Dm g Basketball Basketball Basketball Log Semor Two Gun Sqmntx 1956-57 Founders Ludlow Soccer Ludlow Hockey Ludlow Tennls 1957 58 Mason Fall Tennis Rlfle Ludlow Tenms Salllng Club 1958 59-Taylor Fall Tennxs Rnfle Ludlow Tennrs Saxlmg Club 1959 60-Warham Ludlow Football Rlfle Saxlxng Club Llbrary Commlttee Chesrnrstry Physxcs Club Chess Club Radio Club TUFTS ' v Y Y ' ..-I-dn .. H .. 4 -- .. - 7 -I A Y Y Y - G . 1 . Y . - Y Y Y Y ' , 1 ' 1 l U 1 . rl x Y Y Y ' - S h , I - Y - Y . Y Y Y . Y . Y Y , . Y Y ' ' 1 . 1 l v 1957-58-Day Studentg Wolcott Soccer, Wolcott Senior Basketball, , . 1 ' x ' ' ' 1 . l - 3 Y . Y . Y Y ' n x ' 1 Q n a D ' ' -' Q s 1 a ' ' Q 1 1 1 ' ' I Q. . s 1 Q 1 y ' 1 a - PAUL FRANCIS MCALENNEY 69 Bainbridge Road, West Hartford, Conn. Mac Al 1957-57-Day Student, Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Hockey, Ludlow Tennis, Reporter Log, Photography Club. 1957-58-Day Student, First Team Soccer, Ludlow Hockey, First Team Tennis, Reporter Log, Photography Club. 1958-59-Day Student, First Team Soccer, Ludlow Hockey, Ludlow Tennis, Managing Editor Log, Editor Handbook, Student Council, Photography Club. 1959-60-Day Studentg First Team Soccer CLetterj, Ludlow Hockey, Ludlow Track, Editor-in-Chief Log, Executive Committee Student Council, Chairman Handbook, Dance Committee. Graduation with Distinction Cum Laude YALE FRANK JAMES Mcouuua JR 25 Eighth Avenue Laurel Beach Milford Conn Lwewzre Magna Suko 1956-57 Founders Fall Tennis Allyn unior Basketball Allyn umor Baseball 1957 58 Warham Fall Tennis Allyn unior Basketball Allyn Tennis Sophomore Reception Committee 1958 59-Warham Fall Tennis Manager First Team Basketball Track Darwin Club Stagehands Union Political Debating Club 1959 60-Warham Manager First Team Football CLetterD Manager First Team BasketballCLetterD Allyn junior Baseball Darwin Club Sta ehands Union Political Debating Club Chapel Committee North Hel Religious Conference Athletic Association BOSTON UNIVERSITY JEFFREY ALBERT NEWFIELD 73 Sycamore Road West Hartford Conn New e Newf Mutha 1956 57 Founders Wolcott Soccer Wolcott Intermediate Basketball First Team Tennis Press Club Circulation Board Log 1957 58 XX arham Wolcott Soccer NX olcott Intermediate Basketball First Team Tennis Press Club Circulation Board Log 1958 59-Taylor First Team Soccer QLetterD Wolcott Intermediate Basketball First Team Tennis Press Club Circulation Board Log Senior Scholarship Committee 1959 60-NX arham First Team Soccer CLetterD Basketball Referee Track Press Club Manager Circulation Board Log Chapel Committee Intramural Athletic Council Loomis Athletic Council Chairman Wolcott Club Student Endowment Fund Senior Scholarship Com mittee Editor Handbook Loomiscellany Political Debating Club Graduation with Distinction P1uNcEToN , . 1 1 1 ' -1 - - vw .1 1- u - -1 1 1 J 1 J ' 1 1 J 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' T 1 1 1 1 1 E 1 ' 1 1 ' , . 1 1 ' .. fn UR dn .1 1. . 7 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 7 . 7 7 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 , I Y , , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' BARRY O NEAL 142 Garth Road Bronxvllle N Y Bear Bubbler on 1956-57 Founders Fall Tennls Manager Club Basketball Ludlow Tennls 1957 58 Batchelder Fall Tennls Manager Club Basketball Ludlow Tennls Cast Barefoot ln Athens Sophomore Reception Commlttee 1958-59-Palmer Fall Tennxs Manager F1rst Team Hockey Ludlow Tenms Cast She Stoops to Conquer Cast An Enemy of the People Polmcal Debatlng Club Forelgn Pollcy ASSOCIZIIOU 1959 60-Dlnm Hall Manager Ludlow Soccer Manager FIFSI Team Hockey CLetter Ludlow Tennls Cast The Lady s Not For Burning Cast Thleves Carnlval Pol1t1calDebat1ng Club Forelgn Policy ASSOCIZIIOH Loom Glee Club Electlons Committee BOSTON UNIVERSITY JOHN HERBERT OSTRICH 18 Forest Road West Hartford Conn ack Her 1956 57 Day Student Fall Tennls Allyn Senior Basketball Allyn Semor Baseball Press Club 957 5 y y y TCHHIS Press Club Reporter Log Medical Axde 1958 59-Day Student Fall Tenms Allyn Senlor Basketball Track Press Club Reporter Log Glee Club Student Councll Senlor Scholar shxp Commnttee 1959 60-Day Student Manager Allyn Senlor Football All n Inter medlate Basketball Coach Allyn unlor Baseball Glee Clu Senlor Scholarsh1pComm1ttee Loomlscellany Mar1agmgEd1torLog Modern azz Club Student Councll Honor Roll 1956-58 59 60 YALE DAVID LEIGHTON OTIS 128 Garfleld Road VN est Hartford Conn Spear! Daze tze 1956-57 Day Student Allynjumor Football Allyn Senlor Basketball Allyn Semor Baseball 1957 58 Day Student Allyn Senior Football Allyn Semor Basket ball Allyn Senxor Baseball Student Endowment Fund Glee Club 1958 59fDay Student F1rst Team Soccer CLetter Allyn Senlor Basket ball F1rst Team Track Student Councll Athletxc Counc1l Student Endowment Fund Glee Club Loomlstakes Skl Club 1959 60-Palmer Co Capta1n Fxrst Team Soccer CLetterD Captaln Allyn Senlor Basketball F1rst Team Track CLetterD Student Councll Athletlc Councll Glee Club Pelncans Sk1 Club Student Endowment Fund nomar U 1 g J ' ' .. .. .. .. ..B .. l T . 1 2 -. l . g ,,, . , . , . . 5 , ll , , . Q , 1 . . , - , , ' g Q - , ' . . , 7 . ,, ., . . . . , - Q , -' ' 1 Q f I ' P l ' Nj .. .. b., I' Z U 9 l 7 , . 1 - 8-Da Studentg Fall Tennis, All n Senior Basketball, All n I 7 S ' ' 1 ' . 1 9 . 1 . 9 1 Q ' p- 5 ' ' , gf - - 1 I , Y .l - - I ' 7 3 Y ' .. .. .. I.. ..0 ..- T. I x D 1 - -1 V 4 . , I - 1 3 Y ' ' I I D: . A ' 1 3 A I U 7 3 , 1 ' ' ' ' l 9 A I I 7 ' I 1 5 Q 7 1 3 TERRY OLE OULUNDSEN X1 1llowbrook Road XX est Hartford Conn Suede Oulxe 1956-57 Day Student XX olcott unlor Football Fxrst Team Basket ball Flrst Team Baseball 1957 58 Day Student Captam IX olcott junlor Football Fxrst Team Basketball F1rst Team Baseball 1958 59-Day Student Frrst Team Football Frrst Team Basketball XX olcott Senlor Baseball Polltlcal Debatmg Club 1959 6OfDa Student First Team Football QLetterD Flrst Team Basketball Letterl Track Lrbrary Commlttee Pol1t1calDebat1ng Club Forelgn Pollcy ASSOCIZIIOH TRINITY RICHARD HALLOCK PARK 35 Paxton Road VN est Hartford Conn Dick Rich 1956-57 Day Student Ludlow Soccer Ludlow Hockey Ludlow Tennls Skl Club Sprlng Soccer Skl Club 1958 59-Day Student Flrst Team Soccer CLetterD Ludlow Hockey Ludlow Track Sk1 Club Loomlscellany 1959 60-Day Student FIFSC Team Soccer CLetterD Ludlow Hockey Ludlow Tcnms Skl Club Llbrary Cornmlttee Dmmg Hall Commlttee Press Club Loomlscellany Graduatxon wrth Dnstmctnon PRINCETON RONALD PAUL PARLATO 71 Lmcoln Street Kensington Conn on .Ycaop 195758 Warham Ludlow Senlor Football Ludlow Intermediate Basketball Ludlow umor Baseball Sophomore Rcceptlon Commnttee 1958 59-XX arham Ludlow Senlor Football Flrst Team Rxfle Ludlow Senlor Baseball French Club 1959 60-Taylor Ludlow Senlor Football Flrst Team Rlfle CLetterD Ludlow Senior Baseball Senlor Scholarshlp Commlttee Presldent French Club Charrman Assembly Commlttee Graduatxon wlth DISIIDCIIOU Cum Laude YALE ,. , . y . f Q ' J ' , ' - , . ' T A 1 , . ' A A A - 9 H 9 3 T . ' 8' 4 . , . . . ' 2 . ' ' , . Y 3 3 ' . T . 7 1 , . 1957-58-Day Studentg First Team Soccer QLetterD, First Team Hockey, , . ' h U 1 1 7 1 ' ' I U - . Q U 1 I 1 Y . , 9 7 , . . 3 I 3 ' ' 4- . ' 1 I U D a ,I 1 ' , H . . . n ' 1 I 1 , . - 1 . , . . . , . Y . , , . WAYNE TERRY PETERSON Lake Ridge Drive R.F.D. No. 2 East Hampton Conn. Pete 1958-59-Palmer Vkolcott Junior Football Physical Education Wol- cott unior Baseball Glee Club. 1959-60-Studio' Vlolcott Senior Football Club Wrestling Track Glee Club Medical Aide Darwin Club Library Committee. Graduation with Distinction nanvaan JAMES FRYARS PILKINGTON II 16 Belcrest Road West Hartford Conn P1 k 1956-57 Day Stud nt Allyn Soccer Manager Club Basketball Basket ball Scorer Spring Sports 1957 58 Day Student Allyn Fall Tennis Manager Club Basketball Basketball Scorer Umpire Club Baseball Radio Club 1958 59-Day Student Allyn Fall Tennis Manager Club Basketball Basketball Scorer Student Co ordlnator of Athletics Key Society French Club Senior Scholarship Committee Radio Club Modern azz Club Classics Club Loomiscellany 1959 60-Day Student Student Coordinator of Athletics CLetterD Basketball Scorer Business Manager Loomiscellany Key Society Elections Committee Senior Scholarship Committee Graduation with Distinction Cum Laude uN1vERs1rY or PENNsY1.vAN1A JONATHON MORRIS PYNOOS 6176 Blackburn Avenue Los Angeles Calif Moe 1957 58 Mason Fall Tennis Physical Education First Team Tennis CLetterD Radio Club 1958 59 Palmer Captain Allyn Fall Tennis Physical Education Captain First Team Tennis CLetter Athletic Council Student Endow ment Fund Political Debating Club Nook Assistant 1959 60-Taylor Vs arham Captain Allyn Fall Tennis Physical Edu cation Captain First Team Tennis CLetterD Student Council Athletic Council Student Endowment Fund Senior Scholarship Committee Dimng Hall Committee Nook Assistant Graduation with Distinction Cum Laude PRINCETON I I I 7 7 Y 5 Q J , 7 7 7 3 7 3 Y 7 ! 7 D I ' .. .1 .. T P ' - ' 7 7 3 , . ' T U 1 - 9 1 3 ' ' U s ' - 7 .2 ' U n s is I 7 1 J 7 3 ' ' ' ' - 1 1 3 1 French Club, Classics Club, Modern jazz Club, Radio Club, Senior . y n I J . ' njon.. .. ,, - - A 5 .y . . , . . , . ' I '-. . I s . 1 n ' 9 ' , H . . . ' ' Q U a . 1 w l ' 2 . ' . ' . 1 - - 1 I , . PETER CHRISTIE RAMSEY Bingham Avenue, Rumson, N. J. Duke Mole Pete,ykin.f 1956-57-Founders, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Junior Basketball, Allyn Tennis, Medical Aide. 1957-58-Taylor, Allyn Junior Football, Allyn Intermediate Basket- ball, Allyn Senior Baseball, Modern Jazz Club. 1958-59-Palmer, Allyn Senior Football, Allyn Intermediate Basket- ball, Allyn Track, Press Club, Modern Jazz Club, French Club. 1959-60-Ely House, Manager First Team Football CLetterD, Allyn Senior Basketball, First Team Lacrosse CLetterD, Treasurer Modern Jazz Club, French Club, Senior Elections Committee, Loomiscellany, Press Club. BROWN RICHARD CLEMENTS RAPP 16 Prospect Street Bloomfield Conn Ndpp-7 Dick Na 1956 57 Day Student Wolcott Junior Football Wolcott unior Basketball Wolcott Senior Baseball Orchestra Cast OfTheeIS1ng 1957 58 Day Student Wolcott Senior Football Wolcott Senior Basketball First Team Baseball Orchestra Modern Jazz Club 1958 59-Day Student First Team Football First Team Basketball First Team Baseball CLetterD Orchestra Foreign Policy Association Intramural Letter Reporter Log 1959 60-Day Student First Team Football CLetterD First Team Basketball Letterj First Team Baseball CLetterD Foreign Policy Association Reporter Log Press Club Library Committee Librarian Orchestra MIDDLEBURY PETER BROOMELL RHINES 1855 Nlam Street Glastonbury Conn ere unior Baseball Radio Club 1957 58 Day Student Fall Tennis XX olcott Hockey Wolcott unior Baseball Log Loomiscellany 1958 59 Day Student Fall Tennis X1 olcott Hockey XX olcott Senior Baseball Radio Club Astronomy Club Chemistry Physics Club Log Senior Scholarship Committee First Scholar in junior Class 1959 60 Day Student 'vlanager Club Soccer XX olcott Hockey XX olcott Senior Baseball Elettions Committee Senior Scholarship Committee Advertising Manager Log Loomiscellany President Radio Club Astronomy Club Chemistry Phy sics Club German Club Merit Scholarship Finalist Graduation with High Distinction Cum Laude wmssacuussrrs msrirun oi TECHNOLOLOGY 7 3 ' . .. P.. - - S. , . y J' . 1 7 . D .' ' -T V J 9 l 7 ' - 4 , . . . . , ! 7 ! , . - Q. , . . . . C , . 1 , . I 7 7 7 3 L - , , . ..P .. 1956-57-Day Student, Wolcott Soccer, Wolcott Hockey, Wolcott J i - p . , , . - 4 H, , , J 7 7 ' ' T A 1 D V1 I I y V 1 V h x I I 1 1 , . I ' 1 G ' Y ' A Y l D . Y .Y . . 2 ' ' ' ' TIMOTHY WALTER RICHARDS Gerrxsh Lane New Canaan Conn Nouy Tzm Evinrude 1958 59-V arham Fall Tennxs XX olcott Intermedlate Basketball F1rst Team Baseball Student Endowment Fund Reporter Log Chesmxtry Physlcs Club 1959 60-Taylor Fall Tenms Cross Country Phys1calEducat1on Fxrst Team Tennzs Letterb Student Endowment Fund Log Reporter Co-Chaxrman Chemxstry Physncs Club Scmor Scholarshnp Commlttee CORNELL PHILIP RICHARD ROBERTS 230 Somerset Avenue Fa1rfie1d Conn Rabbztx P 1 1957 58 Mason Cross Country Ludlow unlor Basketball Ludlow 1958 59 Warham Cross Country Ludlow un1or Basketball Ludlow Tenms Stagehands Umon Chemlstry Physlcs Club 1959 60-Batchclder Cross Country Phys1calEducat1on Track Stage hands Unlon German Club Dmmg Hall Commlttee Charrman Lrbrary Commnttee Chemnstry Physlcs Club HARVARD DAVID KIRKPATRICK RODGERS I-Iuntlngton Hllls Rochester N Y Dave 1957 58 Mason Cross Country NX restlxng Track 1958 59-XX arham Cross Country XX restlmg Track 1959 6OfTaylor Flrst Team Cross Country Letter VN restlmg Track Chapel Comm1ttee Honor Roll 1958 59 YALE . Y 7 ' , ' . , . . ' 1 1 1 - U 1 1 1 ' - l 4 ', , ' ' , ' - , . I ' Y ' .. . .. .. bl.. 'l i ' 1 J I 1 Tenms, Stagchands Unlon. 'l T ' 1 l 1 1 1 ' ' ' . hx- Q 1 1 I ' A 1' . ! . Q , - . Y 7 ' ' - 1' ' 7 . Y I Y ' 1 I , - ' 1 1 1 ' - Q 4 C D, ' , , MICHAEL ARTHUR SALZMANN Box 675, Seroc Colorado, Aruba, Netherlands-Antilles Mike Buzz Aruba 1958-59-Warhamg Fall Tennis, Club Wrestling, Track, Political- Debating Club, Darwin Club, Chemistry-Physics Club, Radio Club. 1959-60-Taylor, Ludlow Soccer, Rifle, Track, Political-Debating Club, Darwin Club, Chemistry-Physics Club, Radio Club. PoMoNA GEORGE WILTZ SERVICE American Embassy The Hague Netherlands George Curbrzde Contact 1958 59-Warham Allyn Soccer Allyn Wrestling Allyn Junior Base ball Glee Club Darwin Club Stagehands Union Chess Club 1959 60-Mason Captain Allyn Soccer Rifle Allyn unior Baseball Pelicans Glee Club Chapel Committee Darwin Club Secretary Treasurer Chess Club Stagehands Union Emma Willard Religious Conference POMONA MICHAEL RANDOLPH SESIT 149 East 40th Street New York N Y Mzke Trout er 1957 58 Batchelder Ludlow junior Football Manager First Team Hockey Lacrosse Circulation Board Log Chess Club Political Debating Club 1958 59-Palmer First Team Football Manager First Team Hockey Lacrosse Circulation Board Log Chess Club Political Debating Club Darwin Club Stagchands Union Student Endowment Fund 1959 60-Mason First Team Football CLetterD Player-Coach Ludlow Hockey Assistant Captain Lacrosse CLetterD Circulation Board Log Chess Club Political Debating Club Darwin Club Stagehands Union Student Endowment Fund Elections Committee COLUMBIA 1 1 1. 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ALLAN EDWIN SHORE JR 145 Grxffen Avenue Scarsdale N Y Lanny ea 195758 Batchelder Wolcott Soccer Wolcott Hockey Track Stamp Club Radlo Club 1958 59-Taylor Captam Wolcott Soccer Vtolcott Hockey Track Radio Club Stamp Club Cast She Stoops to Conquer Cast Enemy of the People Modern Jazz Club 1959 60-Batchelder Captaln Wolcott Soccer Physlcal Education Wolcott Sen1or Baseball Stamp Club Llbrary Commlttee Northheld RCllg1Ol1S Conference BOSTON UNIVERSITY GILBERT TALBOT PATERSON SIMONS Box 105 Loup Cnty Ncb Truh at Lou 1956-57 Maher House Cross Country F1rst Team Basketball F1rst Team Track 1957 58 Batchelder Cross Country Fxrst Team Basketball F1rst Team Track F1rst Prxze Graphlcs DIVISIOH HOHSBIOHIC Art Asso 8 J P Recept1on Commxttee 1958 59-Palmer F1rst Team Cross Country CLetterD F1rst Team Basketball First Team Track CLetterD Darwln Club Chess Club Modern Jazz Club 1959 60-Warham Co Captam F1rst Team Cross Country CLetterD F1rst Team Basketball CLetterD F1rst Team Track CLetterD Electxons Commlttee Darwln Club Secretary Modern jazz Club Chess Club Cartoonxst Log Housatonxc Art Assoc1at1on Travelmg Show BOSTON UNIVERSITY MARSHALL SANFORD SINICK 41 Canterbury Street Hartford Conn Sandy 1956-57 Day Student Wolcott Junior Football Wolcott Hockey Wolcott junlor Baseball Photography Club 1957 58 Day Student Wolcott Sennor Football Wolcott Hockey Wolcott jumor Baseball Photography Club Press Club 1958 59-Day Student Fxrst Team Football Wolcott Jumor Basket ball Wolcott Baseball Photography Club Press Club Polltlcal Debatmg Club Forelgn Pollcy Assoclatlon Clrculatlon Board Log 1959 60-Day Student Wolcott Sennor Football Wolcott Senxor Basketball Baseball Urnplre Press Club Pol1t1calDebat1ng Club Fore1gn Pollcy Assoclatlon Clrculatzon Board Log Assembly Com mlttee BOSTON UNIVERSITY , 1 1 1 - - 1. 1. HAZ-1 Us -1 1 , Y 1 ' U 1 1 1 1 1 I - ' Y .- 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , . ' . 1 1 I 1 - I 1 1 1 1 . 1 - 1. - 11 --P -1 1- pu 1 1 . 1 . - . 9 1 1 ,1 1.1 1 Y , l - - 1 .1 1 ' CIHIIOH Annual Travelm Show , Modern azz Club, So homore - . . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 - I - . 1. . 1 1 1 , , . , , . . . . , ,, , , . 1 1 - 4 . 1 I 1 1 , . I - 1 ' T 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 ' 1 ' ' , , . , 1 1 1 ,u 1 , 1 I ' - L 1 1 - Y 1 , 1 1 ,1 1 , - , 1 1 ' DAVID GARRETT SNELL 3 Hlghland Hexghts Rochester N Y Da ve .Ynelxer .fnookx 195758 Mason F1rst Team Soccer Allyn Hockey Track Cast Dev1l s D1se1ple Glee Club 1958 59-VN arham Fxrst Team Soccer CLetterj Allyn Hockey Fnrst Team Track Letter Glee Club Presldent Loomlstakes Student Councnl Senxor Scholarshxp Commlttee 1959 60-Palmer Co-Captaln Fxrst Team Soccer CLetterD Physlcal Edu catlon F1rst Team Track CLetter Key Soclety Llbrarlan Glee Club Pelxcans Dining Hall Commlttee Athletlc Assoclatzon Dance Com mlttee HAMILTON PETER WALLIS STEVENS 28 Park Street Easthampton Mass ete Steve Halo 1956-57 Taylor Flrst Team Football Flrst Team Hockey Allyn Senxor Baseball Stagehands Unlon 1957 58 Mason F1rst Team Football F1rst Team Hockey CLetter 1957 58 Mason Fxrst Team Football CLetterD Flrst Team Hockey CLetterD Lacrosse Student Councll Student Endowment Fund Glee Club 1959 60-Mason Flrst Team Football LetterD Captam Flrst Team Hockey CLetterD Co Captaln Fxrst Team Lacrosse President Athletic Assoc1at1on Cha1rman Chapel Commxttee Senlor Scholarshxp Com mlttee Student Endowment Fund Sports Edltor Loomlscellany Dance Commlttee Englxsh Speakmg Union Scholarshxp Graduatxon w1th D1stmct1on Cum Laude WILLIAMS EDWARD ALLEN STEWART 588 Ma1n Street Agawam Mass 1 0 195758 Mason Co-Captaxn Allyn unxor Football Flrst Team Hockey Allyn Semor Baseball 1958 59 Palmer Fnrst Team Football CLA-:tterl Flrst Team Hocke CLetterj Allyn Tennls Darwm Club Student Endowment Fundy Stagehands Umon 1959 60-Palmer First Team Football CLetterD Flrst Team Hockey QLetterD Allyn Tennls Student Counc1l Presldent Darwm Club Student Endowment Fund Stagehands Unlon Key SOCICCY FRANKLIN AND Maasnau. , , . . 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Us.,-. - - Q H ' J ' , ' , . - - Q U - , 1 ' Y ' 1 - 4 - . - ,Q L . 1 Y it . 1 i l ' HARVEY JAMES STRUTHERS .IR Nolen Lane Darlen Conn Han 1956-57 Mason Captarn Allyn junror Football Allyn Hockey Flrst Team Baseball Reporter Log Press Club 1957 58 'viason Fxrst Team Football Fnrst Team Hockey Frrst Team Baseball 'LetterD Reporter Log Press Club Classxcs Club Student Endowment Fund 1958 59-Batchelder Frrst Team Football fLetterD Flrst Team Hockey Frrst Team Baseball fLetterD Student Councll unto Senxor Scholar sh1p Commlttee News Edrtor Press Club Handbook Executrve Student Endowment Fund Harvard Club Prrze 1959 60-Batchelder Flrst Team Football fLetterD F1rst Team Hockey fLetterD F1rst Team Baseball Letter Presxdent Student Councll unto Drary Edltor Loomlscellany Senlor Edltor Handbook Senxor Scholarsh1p Commlttee Po11t1calDebat1ng Club Dance Committee Executlve Student Endowment Fund Graduatlon wlth D1st1nct1on Cum Laude HAKVARD STEPHEN ROLF SUNDGAARD Bungtown Road Cold Sprrng Harbor LI N Y Sunny Slzm 1957 58 VN arham Fxrst Team Football Letterj Allyn Senror Basket ball Track Student Councrl Key Socxety 1959 60-Palmer Flrst Team Football CLetter Allyn Senlor Basket ball Flrst Team Lacrosse Lettcrb Secretary Student Councrl Executrve Student Endowment Fund unto Po11t1calDebat1ngClub Key Soclety DENISON GEORGE BARRETT SWAYNE JR 1000 South Pasadena Avenue Pasadena Cal1f Barq Gaxm 1957 58 Palmer Allyn Junxor Football Allyn Intermedlate Basket ball Allyn Senlor Baseball Darwln Club 1958 59-Palmer Fall Tennrs Allyn Senlor Basketball Allyn Senlor Baseball Darwm Club 1959 60-Palmer Fall Tennxs Allyn Senlor Basketball Frrst Team Tennxs LetterD Xxce Presldent Darwxn Club Student Endowment Fund Senlor Lrbrary Commlttee Reporter Log Chess Club cr.AnEwroNT L THOMAS SNYDER TURGEON Blake Field Amherst Vlass Tom .focratef The Acid One 1958 59-XX arham Allyn Fall Tennis Rifle Allyn Tennis Darwin Club Cast She Stoops to Conquer Cast An Enemy of the People 1959 6CP'VIason Manager Allyn Soccer Rifle Allyn Tennis Darwin Club Loomiscellany Cast The Lady s Not For Burning Cast The Thieves Carnival Senior Library Committee Graduation with Distinction AMHERST FIN TON WALLACE 5 ames Street Windsor Locks Conn Fmt Irvzng Fmtze 1956 57 Day Student Ludlow Soccer Ludlow junior Basketball Ludlow junior Baseball 1957 58 Dy Student Ludlow Soccer Ludlow unior Basketball Ludlow unior Baseball Student Endowment Fund Modern azz Club 1958 59 Day Student Ludlow Soccer Ludlow Intermediate Basket ball Ludlow Senior Baseball Student Endowment Fund Modern azz Club 1959 60-Day Student Ludlow Soccer Ludlow Intermediate Basket ball Ludlow Senior Baseball Student Endowment Fund Modern jazz Club Senior Elections Committee BosToN COLLEGE JONATHAN HAROLD WAXMAN 59 Penn Drive VN est Hartford Conn Waxy .Yprzngf 1956-57 Day Student Fall Tennis Allyn Intermediate Basketball Allyn Tennis. 1957-58-Day Student' Allyn Soccer Allyn Intermediate Basketball Allyn Tennis, Reporter Log, Political Club, Senior Scholarship Com- mittee. 1958-59-Day Studentg First Team Soccer, Basketball Referee Allyn Tennis, Reporter Log, Political-Debating Club, Foreign Policy Asso- ciation, United Nations Model Assembly. 1959-60-Day Student, Allyn Soccer, Allyn Intermediate Basketball, Coach Allyn junior Baseball, Feature Editor Log, Associate Editor Loom, Political-Debating Club, Glee Club, Senior Scholarship Com- mittee, Library Committee, Foreign Policy' Association, United Nations Model Assembly. Honor Roll: 1957-58 YALE ROBERT BRUCE WELMERS 143 Girard Avenue, Hartford, Conn. Bruce 1956-57-Day Student, Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Hockey, Ludlow Tennis. 1957-58-Day Student, Ludlow Soccer, Ludlow Hockey, Ludlow Tennis. 1958-59-Day Student, Cross Country, Physical Education, Track. 1959-60-Day Student, First Team Cross Country CLetterD, Club Wrestling, Track, Chess Club, Assembly Committee. Graduation with Distinction HOPE EREDERIC SAGER WELSH III 1 New England Drive Rochester N Y Fred ra e 1953 59 Palmer Allyn Soccer 'Wolcott Hockey Track Log Chess C u 1959 60-Taylor XX olcott Soccer Physical Education Wolcott Track Log Stagehands Union Darwin Club Ski Club Senior Scholarship Committee Assembly Committee Glee Club Graduation with Distinction Cum Laude PRINCETON FRANKLIN PLUMMER WHITBECK JR Fanton Hill Road Weston Conn Whit Team Tennis 1957 58 XX arham Wolcott Fall Tennis First Team Hockey First Team Tennis Letterb Student Endowment Fund Sophomore Re ception Committee Ski Club 1958 59 Founders Vkolcott Fall Tennis First Team Hockey First Team Tennis Letterl Executive Student Endowment Fund Student Council Key Society Ski Club 1959 60-Batchelder Captain Wolcott Fall Tennis First Team Hockey Letterj First Team Tennis CLetterD President Senior Class Executive Committee Student Council President Key Society Junto Executive Student Endowment Fund Dance Committee COLGATE 9 . , , - 1 .. ,. HG P ,, ' 1' 3 Q 1 n 1 D 7 . Q ' 1 ' . a . 1 I . 1 1 . 5 - 1 Q l 7 ' , . 3 1 ' 1956-57-Founders, Wolcott Senior Football, Wolcott Hockey, First v i . 7 - ' - ' 'Y t a 2 1 . K 1 , ' D, , i . . . ' T I a I 3 1 , c I , B , D 3 ' - . 4 . - ,s . 3 - 5 , . GERRY WILSON WHITEHEAD Lloyd Lane, Lloyd Neck, Huntington, L. I., N. Y. Whitie P.G. 1956-57-Taylor, Fall Tennis, Ludlow Intermediate Basketball, Ludlow Junior Baseball, Jazz Club, Sailing Club. 1957-584Studio, Fall Tennis, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Jazz Club, Sailing Club. 1958-594Warham, Fall Tennis, Ludlow Hockey, First Team Track, Intramural Letter, Senior Elections Committee, Student Endownment Fund, Key Society, Jazz Club, Sailing Club. 1959-60-Maher House, Fall Tennis, Ludlow Senior Basketball, Ludlow Senior Baseball, Senior Elections Committee, Student Endowment Fund, Senior Scholarship Committee Executive Key Society, Cheer- leader Modern azz Club Sailing Club. BosToN UNIVERSITY JOHN SMITH WILBUR JR 18400 Shelburne Road Shaker Heights Ohio Mmgo Noodle: 1956 57 Batchelder Allyn unior Football Allyn Hockey First Team Tennis Stagehands Union 1957 58 Batchelder Allyn Senior Football First Team Hockey Stage hands Union Glee Club 1958 59 Warham First Team Football First Team Wrestling CLetter First Team Track Cheerleader Glee Club Circulation Board Log Key Society 1959 60-ElyHouse First Team FootballCLetterj First Team Wrestling CLetterD Track Glee Club Circulation Board Log Key Society Assembly Committee Connecticut lnterscholastic Wrestling Tourna ment Champion Second Place New England Interscholastic Wrestling Tournament YALE RICHARD KIESS WILKINSON 26 Fairlee Road VN est Hartford Conn 1956 57 Day Student NX olcott unior Football Wolcott unior Basketball XX olcott unior Baseball Ski Club Chess Club 1957 58 Day Student Woleott unior Football XX olcott unior Basketball XX olcottjunior Baseball Ski Club Chess Club Press Club 1958 59 Day Student XX olcott Soccer VN olcott Intermediate Basket ball Baseball Umpire Political Debating Club Press Club Circulation Board Log Reporter Log Ski Club Foreign Policy Association Loomiscellany 1959 60-Day Student Co-Captain XX olcott Soccer XX olcott Senior Basketball Baseball Umpire President Press Club Political Debating Club Foreign Policy Association Circulation Board Log Senior Scholarship Committee Ski Club Honor Roll 1958 59 DARTMOUTH 1 1 J 1 , . ! 7 it . ,v ii in ' J 1 1 , . 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COMMENCEMENT AWARDS 1960 NATHANIEL HORTON BATCIIELDER MEMORIAL PRIZE ART PRIZE for Induxtq Loyalty Manlfnefx Harvey ames Struthers r ENNIE LOOMIS MEMORIAL PRIZE or Hzgbeft Scholarship m the 3672107 Clan Peter Broomell Rhlnes EVELYN LONGMAN BATCHELDER PRIZE ohn Chrlstopher EUSIIS GRUBBS PRIZE or Atlnletzcx and Scbolarxhzp RICHARD LAWRENCE BEIZER CHARLES EDGAR SELLERS MEMORIAL PRIZE Franklm Plummer Vvhltbeck Jr OHN EDMUND BARSS MEMORIAL PRIZE Paul FranC1s MCAlenney MARTIN HAROLD OHNSON MEMORIAL PRIZE Peter Wallis Stevens NORRIS ELY ORCHARD MEMORIAL PRIZE for Excellence In Entglub Lalrd Mark Cummrngs Peterson Talbot Slmons GENERAL PRIZE George Edward Davls JUNIOR AWARDS FIRST SCIIOLAR IN UNIOR CLASS HARVARD CLUB OF CONNECTICUT PRIZE Peter Barton Cummtngs CLASS NIGHT PRIZES TRINITY CLUB OF HARTFORD PRIZE Robert Hall Purrmgton BROWN UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATED ALUMNI AWARD Samuel Thompson OURNALISM PRIZE Paul Francls MCAlcnney GARNER PRIZE IN MODERN LANGUAGES Thomas Charles Knowles J' l ,J . f -l 1 t l H ' , Jr. J fa, 5-p0,,Jmm,,1,ip Robert Stuart Bell, Jr. J . . 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'tl Wah? .Q rum xg' I ' l 'M Y, HOW THE CLASS VOTED FAVORITES Course PD 32 R KXX C 9 Engl1sh6 Meal Sunday Supper 24 Tuna yum yum 12 Ely House Breakfast 7 Moyne Sapphxre 10 Physltal Sc1encc Study Commlttee Fllcks 8 Car Coryettc 9 Ford 8 Chewy 6 Kxddle 4 Convertlble Ford 22 Impala 19 Castro 9 Gnrl s School XX lngsyyood 35 XX estoyer 17 Rosemary Hall 10 Chaffee 69 College Xale 24 Harvard 12 Dartmouth 7 Podunk U 4 U Pl 3 Dormxtory Palmer 13 Lowry s Dorm 9 XX arham 9 Batch 9 Ely House 7 Prom Intermlsslon Spot Censored 39 Faculty Room 15 Actlvlty Glrls 28 Smoklng 14 Plcklng up papers for Black Bert 9 Amusement XX atthlng Earle ln Actlon 12 Dcerheld Hockey Games 9 Book Lutxfcr XX 1th IX Book 10 Lady Chatterly 7 How to Study 5 Magazme Playboy 34 Loom 27 Those banned from the malls 6 Prom Lme The one to shake hands wlth Grubbs 15 'Nl W l 12 Do you know ohn XX 1lbur 7 Expressxon Booze Booty and Butts 7 XX ell lm Bound To 5 Censored 18 Assembly Bell Rlngers 12 Communist 10 The one for Frosh Sophs and unlors 10 Campus Spot Snug 17 XX arham Basement 13 Ely House 9 OTHERS Toughest Course P D 12 Physics 9 Engllsh 7 Eas1est Course Comp Relrgron 9 Physles 8 Muslc Apprecxatlon 7 Course Loomls Needs Phy Scl II 18 CO Educatlon 10 Course to Drop Phy Su 12 All 10 Chem 10 Loomls s Greatest Need Dlkes 20 College Guldance Olhte 14 Campus Character Rebel Coster 16 Trout 13 Shack 9 Probable Vocatlon Lawyer 10 Doctor 8 Procurer 1 Do You Intend To Marry Xes 60 No 28 Censored 3 How Many Chlldren Do You Intend To Have Unl1m1ted 21 None 15 69 3 Best Year at Loomxs F1fth 12 Senlor 8 Next 7 P G 4 Would You Send Your Son To Loomxs Yes 33 NO' 27 Are X ou K1dd1ng2 12 Worst Year at Loomis Fxrst 45 Second Senior 12 Most Amusmg Event Earle s EXII 12 Deerlleld Hockey Game 10 Best Senlor Prnvllege Smoking 14 Ely House 7 Drmkmg 6 Class Motto Malte Me Boot 9 XX ell 1 m Bound Too 8 Most Valuable Exper1ence at Loomxs Ralph 10 Growmg 1n XX lsdom 7 Censored 31 Mascot SUDSIIIUIIOUS Llye XX ure McGu1re 18 Dxrlt Detlefsen 12 Censored 9 Would You Do It Agaxn No 54 X es 10 L I . . 1., .L' T. . , - Z .T 2 .I -.T h2 Y 1' : Y 4 . , 1- '- A . 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VN -, ,V - 3, ' 'r.'+, -W' . -Q ' ., - 5f by gl , 'N-QV, ,L if , 'nf 1 - R R 4 , , Back Raw Kates Pease Krettler L Klng Cel1o W Thompson R Beams E Allen Karp Alexander Dax Mxcock Serond Rau Otls Louclts P Cummmgs Granms Crlrtenden Conley Greene Ahern Andrews Ostrxch Purrlngton Dexlln Fmt Rau McAlennev MacLean Stewart Earle Eustls StruthersCpres1dent Sundgaard Carroll L Dans Whltheck Stexens jones STUDENT COUNCIL Harvey Struthers Prexzdent Chrxstopher Eustls Vzce Prefzdent In September the Student Counc1l resumed dlscussxon of an honor code Th1s year howew er a commlttee trled to formulate a code concerned only wlth the academlc aspect of the school Then 1n the future there would be an opportunlty to enlarge the scope of the code by maklng xt apply to other facets of school lxfe The Loomls Code was voted on but the students falled to ratlfy xt the Councll feels however that the drscusslons and the careful evaluatxon of the code were beneficial to the school In the w1nter term a petntlon to allow the freshmen to vote 1n the mid year councxl clcttlon was dlscussed 1n a school meetlng The proposal however was declslvely defeated by the whole student bodv Late ln the sprung the Senlor Counc1l members met several tlmes wxth 'Vlr Grubbs to reflect obyectlvelx on thls past year and to try to artzculate the dlfhcultles that had arlsen These dlscusslons were fruitful as a result the most valuable contrlbutlons the Student Councxl of 1959 1960 made were to suggest ways to the new Student Councxl of 1960 61 and to the Faculty of xmproung school llfe 'l ! V - 3 ' I 1 I 7 ' 3 ' ! ' 1 U 1 la' I 1 ' n 4 - w V 1 - x ,ls u 1 ' u l x v' 7 ' . . Stephen Sungaard ,.....,... ..,.....,.......................... S ecretag A v , 7 , . . . . K , x . Q . Q , . . 15 ,lg Back Rau Pause H Butler F Kenncdx Dax Weissman Gormley Carroll Stexens R Camp .Yecond Rau. M Kung Grrmes V Butler Klevsneld Sssaxne Stewart Purrmgton Lang Rnchards Pwnoos F1rJtRou Struthers Beattie Daniels Conlclxn Henderson presrdcnt Low Hubbard Blgelovs Whit beck Earle Ons STUDENT ENDOWMENT FUND W xllram Lonklm Secretag 'vir Haller Adzuer Started m 1930 the Endowment Fund has provlded many xmprovements about the school through the mcome raxsed from the Snug Over the years thls fund has contrlbuted to seholarshlps to the Loomls Development Program for furmshlngs for the XX arham Soclal Room, for the Nee Room for books for the l1brary and many other worth whxle proyects I Fergus Henderson ........, ................ ...,....,..... , . Prefident ,. . . . 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'I 7 . y . y . . , 4 1 x A ' Back Row M Dans Mallory Hoke Peterson Jardme Fenton T Barnard Otxs Hackstaff MacLean B B Brown Faurtb Raw Lang Conley Konney Moore Muldaur Walker L Dans Waxman Buck Clarke Tb1rdRaw Larrabee ONeal Pease Dlana Greene Temple Welsh Dorsey Halxorssen B A Brown Xecand Row Wxllbcrn Deane Wickham Hcnlex Sloan Serucc Park Ostrich S Thompson Covun Prnt Rau Belzer Cnttendcn Mr House Reed Snell GLEE CLUB The Chrlstmas Carol Concert 1n the Loomls Chapel once agam started the year for the Glee Club A record number of new underclassmen were 1n1t1ated under the dynamlc hand of 'Vit House In splte of the small number of veterans the singers surprlsed themselves and rewarded thelr llsteners wrth several performanees of well polished muslc Two 1o1nt coneerts wxth Mary C XX heeler and MISS Hall s Sehool followed long hours of hard rehearsal stxmulated not only by the hope of femmxne pulchrxtude to come but also by the deslre for good musle The slngers opened the sprlng term vuth the twenty seventh sang again ID the bprmg Choral Festlval at Bushnell Lnder the kllI'LLIlOIl of Dr 'vloshe Paranov the fourteen sehools performed two worl-ts the hlghllght of vwhleh was Randall Thompson s Ode to a N 1rg1n1an X oy age ln Nlax the Loomls slngers ss ere host to the members of St Nlargaret s and XX estoxer Glee Clubs for tvso loxnt eoneerts and two lnformal danees For the nrst tlme the Glee C lubs lomed the Pelxeans m euttmg a txxelxe meh reeord Th1s reeord and the Choral Festnal reeord attest to a sueeessful and memorable 195960 season for the members of the elub 'I ' 'A ! ,vi 7 Q I I 9 ' 7 ' l 3 ! 'I 3 rl 3 ! Y 7 ' U- ! 1 U lf I 7 A ! ' 7 Y A . . O, . Q 4 Annual Preparatory Schools' Music Festival at Bushnell. Two weeks later, the Glee Club , , ' ' . ' ' ' . - ' , , - . A ' ' . - ' ' A y . . . - - - . f -, ' ' , ' - , - . A , dv, , . - - F , - v 1 - I A . 1 1 ' B ' V . ' - ,Y . . . - ' ' . . . ' -. - ' - ' . V . v ' - - A Bark Rau Mr Munger Struthers Purrington P Cummings Frm' Rau Sundgaard Eustis Greene 'chairman Henderson Vhitbeck JUNTO Bancroft F Greene Cbazrman Christopher Eustis Strntary Nlr 'vlunger Adufer This year unto stressed thoughtful giving The tommittet adopted several new policies no established goal for funds a series of short moxies describing the proyects for which unto dollars are spent pledge slips enabling students to choose where their money would go and a dance in the spring These changes were designed to avoid a high pressure cam paign and at the same time impress upon the student bodx the great need in mam parts of the world unto collected about S1900 this sear lt was distributed to 19 charities under four main groups disease and rehabilitation education relief and exchange student programs The organizations were supported as follows Foster Parents Plan S710 Windsor Community Council S75 Fund for Vi ilson Girl Education S15 'Nlegro Scholarship Fund S85 Nlew England Home for Little XX anderers S50 Care S175 -Xmerican Field Serxice S55 Newington Home for Crippled Children S75 East Harlem Protestant Parish S85 Hartford Rehabilitation Center S75 Cancer Fund S750 Guide Dog Foundation S80 LNESCO S60 -Xfrican Student at Loomis Fund S400 Canes Creek School S50 imerican Friends Serx ice Committee S75 N1 orld University Service S60 Handicapped Helpers S70 and Connecticut unior Republic S75 The Junto Committee of 1960 expresses its deep appreciation for the knowledgeable and friendly adxice of Mr. Nlunger during his years at Loomis. We are certain that his sensitivity to human needs and his ability to help others will find new outlets in California. Sr i Bark Raw Struthers Wibel H Butler Nolan -I 'I Smith Low G Davis Feenex Kilpatrick Cases Perkins .Yemnd Rau Seward Press Kates McGuire O lNeal Feine Ebcrsold Oulundsen Hurwit Diana Fin! Rau Clarke Daniels lkatz Tarre Waxman haiser co president Ahern co presidentx Conley 'viasscx Newheld kennedx Sundgaard POLITICAL DEBATING CLUB Robert Kaiser David Ahern Co Prerzdentr ohn Conley Xecretary The Politital Debating club enjoyed another active year Strong leadership and a very active membership combined to give the Tuesday night meetings a lively air The fall term saw the club carry on a series of inter club debates and discussions One of the high points of the fall was a talk given by Mr Service George s father on the fallacy of peaceful co existence Cold weather could not cool the activities of the P D club as the weekly meetings proved lively and interesting in the winter term A team of Bob Kaiser Dave Ahern and on V+ ax man went to SufIield and soundly trounted their opponents debating the issue Resolved the Government should substantially increase its control over labor unions The spring term was by far the most attive for this year s club The Foreign Policy Association a subsidiary of the P D club participated in the United Nations Model As sembly representing the United States and Hungarv The spring meeting of the S S S I C featured Mrs Eleanor Roosew elt and the Loomis contingent represented India with the help of some Indian natives studying at the Hartford Seminary. For the first time Loomis sent two teams to the Williams Debating Tournament. erry Casey Dave Ahern ohn Conley and Bob Kaiser led Loomis to a mediocre 2-6 overall record but the debating experience was invaluable. Much credit for the successes of this year's club goes to to-advisers Nlessrs. Munger and Warren. Mr. Munger is retiring from his position after this year and the Political-Debating Club will always miss his intelligent advice. Next year's club will be led by Allin Seward, President' jim Hammersley Nice- President' and Mike Tarre Secretary. 'HC C7 LOOMISCELLANY BaclzR w Srrurhcrs Srcvcns PlIkll'l8IOI'l Fxnt Row Kauscr Grccnc TTT 1 960 LOOMISCELLANY STAFF Faculty Advuer MR ALLAN WISE ROBERT KAISER 60 OHN OSTRICH 60 DIARY EDITOR HARVEY STRUTHERS DAVE AHERN '60 BOE ANDREWS '60 RICK BEIZER '60 LARRY BUCK '60 JOHN CARLILE '60 DAVE CARROLL '60 CO EDITORS IN CHIEF ASSOCIATE EDITORS '60 CONTRIBUTORS DAVE CRITTENDEN '60 GEORGE DAVIS '60 LYLE DAVIS '60 PETE GRANNIS '60 DICK HARRIS '60 DAVE OTIS '60 DICK PARK '60 PAUL FEINE '60 GEORGE SERVICE '60 DWIGHT HARRIS '61 BUSINESS MANAGER JAMES PILKINGTON '60 PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF GERRY KATZ '63 Pro euzonal Photographer MR DEFORD DECHERT BANCROFT GREENE 60 PETER RHINES 60 SPORTS EDITOR PETER STEVENS '60 PETER RAMSEY '60 DICK RAPP GEORGE SERVICE PAT SIMONS DICK WILKINSON BILL CLARKSON JIM DORSEY DICK HOEY BILL KATES '61 '61 '61 '61 JOHN SARGENT '63 'eo '60 '60 '60 '61 '61 '61 LORRY KING PETE ROHMAN JOHN SMITH WARREN JOHNSON '61 JIM TWITCHBLL '62 TOM PRESS '62 v V I fe, . S . ,Q - 'hi --.-E. . I . J . . PRESS CLUB Bari Raw: Kares, Warerman, Devlin, D. Harris, W, johnson fecand Roux' Sinick, Lawrence, Rapp, Atkin, Feine, M. King, Park, Mr. Muzroll Fiut Roux' Ramsey, Mallory, Kaiser Ahern, Wilkinson ipresideng, T, Bar- nard, Casey, Newfield w LOG Bark Rau W ohnson N Green hmles Hess D Harris Hubbard Lou hher sold Clarkson Daniels Lang Hansard Niallorx .Yerandllau Wilson F kennenlx Lauremc Rapp Ni lung Niasscx Bell Rohman Linxille li Broun Hcnlei Klexandcr Cases Riehards Purringron Frnr Rau J johnson Welsh Osrrieh Rhines lkatz Nleilennes cdirorin chief Waxman Neuheld Hadloela Feenex 'Xhern lxaiser LCKJN1 Back Roux' O'Ncal, Conley Fm-t Rau-: Waxman, Ebling Icditorin- chicfl, L. Cummings W FRENCH CLLB Back Rau Clcmoss B Broun Parlato Xprcsxdcm Mrs Stookms 'wir Qroo kms G Dans Prlkmgton Third Rau Dcanc Krmstrong Cane Newsom House Ingram .Second Rau L Wolan LaFlcur Cutler Ramscx Laurence Dorscx Frm Rau acqucs MEDICAL KIDES Back Raw Muldaur B Brown Halworsscn W Wrlbur Snlcs Babblrr W Peterson Bravscr G Barnard Arnold F1rrrRau, Pond Bram: Ncwsom Diana Easton '4 Back Rau Shu Maurx Xancc 'X Brown Salzmann Burrall Pond Fzrn Rau Hcwl Carlxlc Rhmcs prcsx dent Pllkmgron D Hams L CHESS CLLB Bark Rau. 'vizucr Hadlock Fcmc Slmons I-Iam1lron Hopkms Hoblcr Carroll Jones Tmrchcll Srxlcs FIU! Rau Wlbcl F kcnncdx Daniels prcsxdcm Scrxxcc 'wiuock RADIO CLUB -1-mmf ..,f ASTRONOM Y CLUB J. Hamnlron, Hokc, Rhmcs, Hopkins Qprcsldcm, PELIC RNS Crittenden president N4 Dans Dorses S Thompson B Broun Sersice Knowles Ons Snell arclme Hoke Greene ORCHESTRA Back Row: D. Allen, Tarre, Brooks, Rohman, Weiner, Bosson Fm: Row: Kent, M. Davis, Dorsey, Fenton Qpresidentl, Dickie, B. Brown 7 LOOMISTAKES Conley Deane B Brown Diana Moore Halvorssen Konney Kruh Buck Tem ple Clarke - I CHEMISTRY PHYSICS CLUB Back Row Congcr Salzmann Fcakms Fxnt Row Rhmcs ohnson L Cum mmgs cochcmmanj Rnhards c chalrman Hcllcgcrs f CLASSICS CLLB Bar Rou 'vir Yanu hx Parlato B Brovsn Mr H1CkOk Fzrft Rou Cane Tvsxrchcll Dcanc pres: dem Newsom Pnlkmgron PHOTOGRKPHI CLLB B,u1zRnu Cane Press Wcadon D Harris Xkcmsrcm G Ixarz bulcs Parrcrson Fznt Rau Stcmhauscn Congcr XX john son PYCSILICIII Wxbcl Tumhcll MODERN JKZZ CLLB Bac Row Diana Smlth N0 an Schenck R Camp Ferguson 'vlallorx Fmt Rau. ones G Whxtehead Ostrxch Ramsey R Hams president Sxmons Carlllc Bngclow BIOLOG Y CLU B Bark Raw: Easton, Lyons, Mr. McCurdy, Powers, Priore Fin! Roux' Braine, Deneke, Brawer, L. Nolan, Fcakins DARWIN CLUB Back Row Pettlt Green Carroll Bngelovs Low Fenton Pnore Henley Welsh Second Raw Kl5Sl1Hg Tovser Salzmann McGu1re Earle Peterson Hellegers Meade Dlckle Tbzrd Raw Pardee Seruce Turgeon Svsayne E A Stevtartt resndent Stem hausen Ashworth M rmth Tvutchell X! 1 ATHLETIC COUNCIL Bark Rau, Mr Brown S Thompson Ncwficld Bclzcr Pvnoos ones M Klng Hoblcr Eusus Sxmons Earle A Brovsn Hcllcgcrs Mvcock R Beams P Cummnngs Karp I-'nxt Row Snell M Muzroll Mr Worthmgron M Warren Srcxcns prcsldcnr Mr Pratt Mr Shlmkus Mr Slmpson Otxs SOPHONIORE RECEPTION CONINIITTEE B.1rkR0u Tcrrs Hansard R Dohcrts Halxorsscn Endcc Fun Rau Crolxus Bausch Burrall M155 Adams Hcxl Hlslop Cosrcn wav IINTRANIURAL ATHLETIC COUNCIL Bri Rau' Mr, Warren Mr SIIIIIIICLIS, Mr Muzroll F1717 Rau. Eustis, Larlc, Ncuhcld ELECTIONS COMMITTEE Back Raux' O'Neal, Jardine, Knowles, Hoke, G. Whitehead, Rhines, Ramsey, Pilkington Fxfrt Rauz' Simons, Henlev, Buck jchair- manl, Hobler, MacLean 1 v 'J I X . ,, 14 3 KEY SOCIETY Back Rau House Crittenden Henderson Barnes Hobler Wilbur ones L Dans T Struthers Tlmd Rau M King Dexlm Lang Knowles Ingram R Beams Waterman E A Stewart Beizer VIacLean Glea son Mr Munger Second Row Sundgaard Jardine Snell Whitbeck fpresident, LaFleur White head Pilkington I-'zur Rau Purrington Kates Haliorssen Farren Moore Mesfarth Beattie in SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE Back Row Knowles Bravser Braine Andrews ardine Parlato Conley Pilkington Struthers Ostrich Conger Second Raw Richards B Brown Cutler G Whitehead F Kennedv Casey Rhines Hellegers 'I Hamilton Welsh Linville Stexens Maurv Fmt Rauf Pynoos G Dans Feinc ohnson L Cummmgs chairmanj Miss Adams Carlile Henderson Buck Clarke Hoke CHAPEL COMMITTEE Back Rau Clarke MeGuxre Rodgers Greene Crnrtenden House A Brown Newtield Lang Mr Munger Fznr Rau XX Butler Scruce Sresens chaxrman B Broun L Dans rm align D 'KN CE CONINIITTEE Back Rau H Szrurhers Lows Srexens Nicklenncx Whnrbeck Fun Rau Henderson Snell I. Dans cha1rman N-IacLean Bc1zer .AFI LIBRARY COMMITTEE Bark Roux Arkin, Conklin, Svxayne, Maury, Hellegers, Ingram, Barnes, Rapp, Hohler, jones Fun Roux Turgeon, Davis, Roberts gU'ulI2Il IIl2I1 , Fcxne eu-chairman , Peterson, Cunger, Hadloek M V! li. V? 4 -if ' N - A-5 5117 1119! UF OL BERT STAGEHANDS UNION BacltR w Cory Sargent Terry Pope Beattne Glenn Fletcher .fer nd Row Weadon Waterman Conklm E A Ste art Welsh Twrtchell M Srnxth Conger Frantku Pardee Gormley Ser 1ce MeGu1re L1nv1lleCpres1dentD Henley Fenton Butler Deming DRAMATICS The 1959 60 dramatlc season at the NEO theater was devoted to comedy Two vastly dlffetent comlc pleces were presented by the combmed LOOIDIS and Chaffee dramatlc clubs The first play of the season Chrlstopher Fry s hlgh comedy The Lady s Not For Burnlng IS a subtle story of a man who wlshes to be hanged and a lady who wants to save herself from belng burned as a wltch Tom Turgeon was excellent as Thomas Mendlp the man who wanted to be hanged He was ably supported by Carol Dooley as ennet ourdcmayne the lady who was not for burnxng Dave Ebllng gave a fine performance as Mayor Tyson and ohn Conley and eff Kruh were hlghly amusmg as Humphry and Nxcholas Devxse Marya Randall was exceptxonally well cast ln the role of the lnnocent Allzon Ellot As a bumblmg copy boy Dave Kennedy d1d a fme job Plaud1ts must also be extended to Bruce Brown Barry O Neal Nlck Clarke and newcomer Margaret Fusar1 The sprmg play was can Anouxlh s low comedy Th1eve s Carnxval Bruce Brown and Tom Turgeon rn the comlc leads gave sldesplxttmg performances that were to a large degree responslble for the success of the play Dave Kennedy as Gustave the thlrd th1ef dld a commendable lob m a stralght role ohn Conley turned 1n a capable performance as dnd Barry O Neal performxng hls hrst mayor part on the Loomls stage Sue Schawrtz and Bev Hamllton also turned ID fme performances as Lady Hurf s two nieces ulxette and Eva Two newcomers to the NEO theater deserve commendatlon Vllke Kmney for hrs hllarxous performance as Dupont Dufort jr and Tom Randall for her handlmg of a dxfficult role wlth an ease that showed her to be a talented actress The almost professxonal backstage lob of the stagehands unlon ln both plays led to a smoothness not often seen in secondary school productions. 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' Ny- L , -,yy .-A -- at ' N il. im.. , .J ,ga 1 x Mb ATHLET CS xv w 'I' FIRST TEAM FOOTBALL Back Raw Babbxtt Sauer J Smxth Halvorssen Coster G Hamrlton Wenssman McGu1re CmanagerD Ramsey Cmanagerj E Boyd J Demmg T Struthers Gleason Werner Brooks Dole R Camp Strand Row Benzer Wnlbur Seslt Stewart Schmndt House Henderson Mr Muzroll Mr Carter Mr Ernckson Damels D Kennedy Pease Waterman L Davxs Havens Bosson Landerman I-'1r.rrRow F Beams P Cummmgs Kar MacLean R Beams Oulundscn Carroll Mr joffray Eustrs captamj Mr james Earle tevens Atkm Lang Sundgaard H Struthers Rapp FOOTBALL Chrlstopher EUSCIS Captam Pete Ramsey Frank McGu1re Manager: Loomls 31 Wesleyan Freshmen Loomls 30 Suffield Loomls 39 Choate Loomls 8 Taft 0 Loomls 13 Wnlllston Loomls 26 Kent 0 Loomls Hotchkiss 8 1959 proved to be the best Loomls football season rn many years Led by Captaln Chr1s Eustls the Pellcans sported a 6 1 record and were rated one of the best teams IH New England Loomls opened the season wlth a 31 14 vlctory over a large Wesleyan Frosh team Rick Bexzer who scored two touchdowns and Terry Oulundscn who eluded tacklers all day were standouts on offense Dlck Rapp Mac MacLean and Chrls Eustls starred on defense Loomls next played host to Choate a perenmal league power and gained sweet revenge for past defeats wlth a 39 14 vlctory The defense of ohn Wllbur Dave Carroll Pete Stevens and Dex Earle frustrated the enemy rn almost every one of thelr attempts A 24 13 loss to Wllllston was the only blemxsh on this year s record Poor defense and slu gnsh offense contrxbuted to the loss Thls setback however brought the Pellcans out of thelr a athy and they bounced back the next week to pound Suffield 30-14 The second s uad le by Pete Atknn Mnke Sesxt Lyle Davls Art House and Andy Lang played most o the second half The Islanders next op nent Taft roved a powerful and determxned enemy The Pellcans buckled down an with Steve arp burstlng off tackle for the only score of the game they won a well deserved vrctory 8-O Dlck and Fred Beams Harvey Struthers Ferg Henderson and Al Stewart all played well As the Kent game rolled around Loomls set nts slghts on a long awalted vxctory Playmg 1nsp1red ball the Loomis eleven outdxd thexr rtvals on all fronts and recovered the coveted Silver Spoon which had rested at Kent for slx years No mdlvldual can be commended for performance ln thxs game It was strlctl a team effort The backs w1th outstandlng sup- port from all members of the lme rolle ufp twenty slx pomts and an outstandlng defense held Kent to no pomts scored and only sxx rst downs Closmg the season before a large prom weekend crowd the Islanders walloped Hotch klss 22 8 Fred Beams s 75 yard scormg yaunt hnghllghted a game well played by all Much thanks and credlt IS due Captain Chrls Eustxs for the outstandlng performance of the team th1s year The success of next year s team rests squarely on the shoulders of Trl-Captams Pete Cummmgs Rxch Beams and Steve Karp ' .' D Z .D ', , ,gg , ,. ,. ' , , ,' , 1. , ' Mr. Erickson, Mr. Muzroll, Mffjai1i5s'.'.'.ffQffffffffi..cmbef ' 14 ' 14 . 14 . . . . 24 . . 22 . . - - I ,. .I . ,. , , , g .. 5 - I a , , ' . ,L fu A if 1 -A I visit, IW , LUDLOW SENIOR FOOTBALL Won 4 Lost 2 Tie O Back Row Malone Mead Feakins ar dine Bogdasarian Nee Second Raw Steinhauscn Loucks Devlin Spence Webster ,I Nolan Mr Sewerens Frnt Row Carlile R Deming Ebcrsold Kaiser Hamilton Greene Barnard Cascv ALLYN SENIOR FOOTBALL Won O Lost 5 Tied 1 Bark Roux' L, Cummings, Temple, L. King Cartland Serond Row: Hopkins, Pettit, Kissling Chapin Frm' Roux' Reed, Ebling, Conley fcaptainf, W. Boyd, Lombard Von 4 Lost I Tied 1 Back Rim Kent tmanager NX Peterson 'vir Beebe Sinitl. .l'e:ondRau Butterworth Neubert Braine Low Brandt Burrall Frm' Rau Non Pechmann Knowles M Dans kreitler Nshworrh Beattie 'd i l worcorr sENioR FOOTBALL KLLX N JLNIOR FOOTBALL W on 1 Lost 3 Tre 2 Bark Rau Barwuse Brodhead 'wir V arrer' Serena' Rau, Boscardln Engel Sunderland Moore Frxrz Blanchard Hughes Fmt Rau E Anderson 'vlulcahw Watts Dcnns Kerman Perkms -I J Smith Hoes WOLCOTT 'JUNIOR FOOTBALL Won 4 Lost 1 Txcd 1 Bac1zRow W Steele Bausch Cello Sloan Mr Flash Second Raw Srerner Larrabee Boak OConnell Moreen Pond F1r.rtRow Farrcn Marmerj P Doherty Rolfe K Peterson S Hays Tvueeds LUDLOW JUNIOR FOOTBALL Won 2 Lost 3 T1e 1 Back Row Mr Munger Easton Olson Freeman LaFleur Weadon Cothran Second Row ohnson Terry Rosenbloom L Nolan Powers Mott Beaver F1r:tRow R Doherty S Harrls Vlgc veno Pope Gillespie Covsm Phlllxps Herman , V d 'l , , . . L r I I D I Y , , , . v 7 'A - A 1 -L , , ' 1 4.3 7 7 ' ' I ' d I - y 1 , Third Row: Procek, Tillson, McIntosh . I J , , - , , , V .I I . . , I . , . . l ! J V I , v '. ' 3 I . ! ! 1 ! I , , L a 1 ' ' ,va 1 ' 3 ' Y i v av Back R .Yerand R Ffrxt R Loom1s Loom1s Loom1s Loom1s Rohman Cmanager son MeAlenney Wllson FIRST TEAM SOCCER Ahern Cmanagcrl Dxana Clarkson Clarke Clemow Tower Grimes Mcyfarth Hall Mr Worthlngton Kruh Hubbard Conklm Fowles L Katz Mallory Granms Mr House Park ones Hackstaff Newfield Snell co captaxnj Ons Cco captaml A Bro n S Thomp- SOCCER Davld Otls Davxd Snell Co-Captam: Davld Ahern Peter Rohman Managerr Mr House Mr Worthmgton Coacbef Wllbraham Avon Wlll1SfOD Deerfield Loom1s Loom1s Loomxs Loonus Loomis Hopkms Grammar 4 Hotchklss Suffield Kent Choate The Loom1s Soccer Team started well th1s year by wmnmg 1ts first s1x games but couldn seem to keep nts momentum and dropped four of the final five contests The booters easlly won thelr opener agalnst Watkxnson wxth Tom Jones Sandy Brown and George Meyfarth all scormg The followlng Saturday the Pellcans trimmed Wllbraham 2 1 w1th center forward Brown makmg both tallles The team then beat Avon by an identical score wlth Brown and Thompson each scormg And for the first big victory of the season the team traveled to W1l11ston to take a 3-O wm Paul McAlenney scored twxce and Dave Wllson once Playlng 1ts best game of the season Loom1s fought hard to defeat Deerfield Wlth Co Captain Davld Snell and George Meyfarth each scoring one and Brown agaln pullmg through for two The hlghest score of the season was pfled up against Taft 6-1 wlth almost every lmeman hlttlng the nets A strong Hotchklss team handed the booters their first defeat 2-O on a wet and soggy field Loomis then lost xts first place league posltlon wlth a loss at the hands of a deadly Suffield team 5 2 Loom1s recovered brnefly to defeat rxval Kent 2 1 on another swampy field Sandy Brown agam h1t the nets twnce and Co-Captaxn Davnd Ons kept many Kent shots away from the Loom1s goal Unable to sustam its momentary drlve Loomis finlshed the season with SUCCCSSIVC losses to Choate 5 1 and Hopkins Grammar 4 2 Loom1s scorxng was led by Sandy Brown hlgh ranking ln New England and was backed up by Sam Thompson Davld NX xlson Paul McAlenney George Me farth and Jeff Newfleld Co-Captam Davn Snell paced the backfield wnth the asslstance o Tom ones Larry Katz Pete Granms Roger Hackstaff Dick Park B111 Conklm and Cap Fowles The outlook for next year IS fanrly good wlth the return of Co-Captams-elect Sam Thompson and Davfd Wflson and three other lettermen ow: , ' ,,,,, ' , , , D 0W.' . , ,,,, . , , , , ' ow: , J , , , C - ' , ' - ' , . w , . Loomis 5 Watkinson 1 Loomis 6 Taft ' 2 i 1 i O ' ' 2 1 ' 2 ' 3 ' ' O ' 2 ' 4 2 ' 1 . 2 . . , . . 7 J , , E 1 nan Z www-4. A.-.rv .SP F W. fgnuww N4 ff L H ,nr ,4 6 7 Gwinn 'X 'x tw .bl nb E- 314 if A I: fb.- : - ' , , v -..qu-.-. - v..... . Q, ' I . 1 . 'w' al ' I f A -.,. ' -v. vw.. x' ll, f L 1 l l , -...- ,...pQ. .. LUDLOW SOCCER Won 0 Lost 10 Tie 0 Back Row Kates Robinson ONeal managerl Mr Wilson .Yerand Row Hayward Kinney Allstetter G Barnard Goldring Vance Newsom Fzrxr Raw Keith ohnson Linulle Wooster Cco captain Franchot Cco captain Bremner P Konnev Cane ALLYN SOCCER Won 5 Lost 2 Tied 3 Back Row: Turgeon fmanagerl, Ferguson, McQuilkin, Dunning, Hadlock, Mr. Simpson Serond Row: Harrington, Glenn, Dorsey, G. Davis, W. Wilbur, Amos Firrr Row: Hess, Twitchell, Minis, Service Ccaptainl, D. Smith, Henley, Lawrence XX OLCOTI' SOCCER Back Rau. Kdkisson Armstrong Vick ham Savuer Second Rau Hancock Yincent Sabin Pritchett Heriei Nlcxander Fm: Rau Priorc Fenton Crittenden Shore cocaptain Welsh XX Butler Thomas 'd C ', ' V .- 'ulfg , , l Won 7 Lost O Tied 3 CROSS COL NTR 1 -Xll x n NX on 6 Lost 2 Txed O Ludlow XX on O Lost 8 Txed XX olcott Nh on 6 Lost 2 Tre Bac Rau B K Brow- n 'vir Detlefson Hoblcr .Yerond Rau V Thompson NI Kmg Sharp Butler R Barrett I-'mr Rau 'vfscock Barnes Srmons Dans Rogers Xkelmers CROSS COUNTRY ohn Dav1s Paterson Slrnons Co-Captazm Dwight Harrls Manager Mr Bruce Detlefsen Coach Loom1s 20 Avon 43 Loomls 21 XX eaver Hlgh School Loom1s 23 Taft 34 Loom1s 27 X1 eaver Hlgh School Loom1s 31 Choate 26 L0Om1S 15 Mar1anapol1s Led by Co Captalns Pat Slmons and ohn Davls the first varslty cross country team Loom1s hlstory swept to a nearly perfect 6 1 record In the opener at Loom1s Avon s B1ll Powers won handlly IH 1318 but the harrlers avenged three stralght defeats 1n years past by drubblng the Avon team 20 43 Davxs S1mons Br1ck Butler Erlc Barnes and Fred Mycock captured second through slxth places Then on the 2 8 m1le Goodwm Park course m Hartford the th1n clads downed Bulkeley I-hgh School 25 30 Davls won an exc1t1ng duel from Butler and Srmons john Davns set a new record on the comparatrvely new Taft course as the Pellcans downed thelr XX atertown opponents 23 34 Loom1s ran very well agamst a superlor Choate squad and although last year s 15 50 dnsgrace was not avenged the Islanders held Choate to a 26 31 v1ctory john Davls although commg IH second set a school record for the home course m 13 13 4 The Pelxcans next downed X1 eaver I-Ilgh 21 34 made Nffarnanapolls dance to a 15 50 tune and agam beat Weaver th1s txme at Keeney Park 27 28 Brxck Butler and Lorrle Kmg provlded the spark Loom1s needed to beat VN eaver thls second tnme Thxs year s team thr1ved on hard work credlt for our fme record goes to Co-Ca t3.11'1S John Davls and Pat Slmons Br1ck Butler Eric Barnes Dave Rodgers Lorrle Kmg an Fred Mycock as well as to the enthuslastlc support of Coach Detlefsen who has brought Loom1s Cross-Country to the healthy status If now enjoys Next year s outlook IS good wxth Co-Captalns elect Fred Mycock and Lorrle Kmg Br1ck Butler Bnll Thompson and Dlck Barrett returnmg F ALL TENNIS Allyn Won 6 Lost O Tled 0 Ludlow Won 2 Lost 3 Txed 1 Wolcott Won O Lost 5 Tned 1 Back Rau, Robell Forss the K Kennedv Jacobsen Press Morse Llebert Sargent G Whtxehead Hexl Costcn Schwartz Second Raw J Barrett, R1thards,Bradunas, Gordon Wemstem, R Anderson, Deneke Nessen,Tonner Clunc, G Katz Lecnen, Walker R Green, Kopf Fmr Row Frese, Volpe Dahl, Patterson C Steele, Pvnoos, Pardee, Whnbcck Tarre, Swat ne, Roos . I' fl: v I O ' 1 ' 'a o , nl A gy, .V , y ' , JA J B A , h ' .......r,..............r.r.,.r.. ' 1 1 ' 1 34 - . V 28 . . ' ' 50 Loom1s 25 Bulkeley Hlgh School 30 , I - ' ' J A , ' - in Loomis Loomls Loomls Loomis Loomis FIRST TEAM BASKETBALL Back Ro Mr Erickson Ebersold Rapp Hackstaff L Katz Oulundsen Cort Cmanager FIUIR w Simons E Allen jones co captain Belzer Cco CZPIBIUD I-Iobler Kreltler BASKETBALL Richard Belzer Thomas Jones Frank McGu1re VN 1ll1am Cory Erickson Mr Muzroll Choate Cranwell VS 1ll1ston Westminster VN ilbraham Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis Deerfield on 10 Lost 3 Co-Cuptaznr Manager! Coarbex Suffield Deerfield Wxlbraham VN 1ll1ston Ta t Loomis opened the 1960 basketball season beatlng a tall Choate squad 46 42 Ed Allen s fine clutch shootlng paced the vlctors Wlth Tom Jones and Dave Hobler leading the way Loomis beat Cranwell 52 41 Desplte Eddie Allen s 21 point performance Williston snap d the short Loomls streak 56 41 The Islanders rebounded however w1th three straight wins beatlng Suffield ln a thrilling overtime duel 48 45 downing Westminster 45 44 v1a three baskets ln the last 25 seconds and drubbmg Wllbraham 86 43 Travelling to Suffield the team lagued by a poor first half picked up its second loss 62 52 Eddie Allen agam was high or the Pelxcans The team could not hold an early lead against Deerfield but a three point play by Rick Benzer at the final buzzer tied the game 55 55 Tom ones superb play in the overtime led to a 63 62 victory for Loomis NX ilbraham a am fell prey to the Islanders paced by Ed Allen and Dave Hobler Mount Hermon pmne the third defeat of the season on Loomis 49 41 as they dominated both boards with superior rebounding The team finally lived up to its great potential as they avenged an earlner setback at ll xlliston 76 55 with Rick Belzer s 25 and Ed Allen s 20 leading the way P1vot man Pat Simons with some fine shootlng and rebounding led Loomis to a 63 42 drubbmg of a highly touted Taft team Four of the Pelican starters had double figures Loomis closed the season beatlng Deerfield again 53 42 Much of the credit for the outstanding season must go to Co-Captams Tom jones and Rick Belzer as well as Dave Hobler Pat Simons Terry Oulundsen Dick Rapp and Captam elect Ed Allen , 0 I . , I , C - . D, . i . , , , Mr. ' ..ffffffffffifffffflf.. ' 46 42 ' 52 ' 52 44 ' 53 ' 41 'A ' 56 ' 66 ' Loomis 48 Suffield 45 Loomis 41 Mt. Hermon ' 45 ' 44 ' 76 I' ' ' 86 7' . 43 ' 63 f 53 42 xy , ' - U ..,. ,. . . -pc . . .- - Y, Y . 3 . V. . A .L G 'Q-,ggi V 2 7 F' Y . 6, J w 'f' - fd I 2 ,gg v ' Y 4 1 mf' Q lfigf, SY .1 111 , I Q! umr: E2 H LUDLOW SENIOR BASKETBALL Won 14 Lost 0 Tic 0 Back Raw Havens R Deming M Dcrlcfscn Babbm Fmrt Raw G Whxrchcad Lang .I Hamxlron Dcxlm G Hamxlron KLLHN SENIOR BHSKETBKLI. Won 7 Lost 7 Tlc O Bula Rau D Kcnncds Ons Sundgaard F1r1rRau B 'K Bro'-sn Swann: Xhlson Bxgclovs Ramscx J j Srnlth KXOLCOTI' SENIOR BKSRETBKLL Von O Lost 14 Tlcd O Ni Dans Mr Bccbc Cello Camp ALLX N INTERNIEDI -RTE BASKETB ALL Von 6 Lost 8 Tre Bark Row Lmulle Dorsey Lcenen Nioorc Ahern Fmt Rau L Kmg Tarre Ostrich Waxman Eblxng F Kenncdx WOLCOTI' INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL Won 6 Lost 8 Ticd O Back Raw: Lehrer, Von Pcchmann, Clcmow, Brandt Fmt Row: R. Harris Qcoachl Neubcrt, Clarkson, K. Peterson, Mallory Qcoachl M A-A LUDLOW INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL Won 9 Lost 5 T1c 0 Bula Raw R Doherty Burr Powers G Katz Mr House Fm: Row Worcester Webster S Thomp son R Anderson Olson Konnev Raj LUDLOW JUNIOR BASKETBALL Won 7 Los: 5 Ticd 0 Back Row: Tillson, Vance, Mr, Detlefsen, Licbcrr Firxt Row: Procek Gilkc Bo dasarian, , Y, S Hayes, Halvorsscn 4 Y! ALLYN JUNIOR BASKETBALL Won 11 Lost 1 Ticd 0 Back Row: Lawrence, M. Smith, Gormley, Bradunas, Engel Firxt Row: R. Harris fcoachl, Boscardin Recd, Perkins, 0'Bricn, Mulcahy WOLCOTI' JUNIOR BASKETBALL Won O Los: 12 Tied O Back Row: Boalc, Armstrong, Arnold, O'Connell, Larrabcc Fin! Row: M. Davis, W. Srcclc, W. Camp, Hislop, Eddy, Newsom Loomxs Loom1s Loomls FIRST TEAM WRESTLING B clzR Knurek Pope Hanmer Franchot Breed Sunderland fend Row Mr offray Boyd N Green Purrmgton Danxels Meade Rodgers Mr ames Fnt Rau Coster Schmldt W1lbur T Barnard Grannls captam Barnes Crxttenden Sloan WRESTLING Peter Granms Dennxs Knurek Mr Joffray Mr James C I W A CHAMPIONS Chesh1re 1 Loom1s Ta t 1 Loomls Mt Hermon Loomxs VN on 7 Lost 1 Captazn Manager Caucbef Suffield Choate 13 1l11ston Off to a slow start Loomls lost 1ts opener 20 16 to the defendlng State Champxons Kent The only pm of the day was made by john VN llbur with Peter Grannxs and X1 1ll1am Schmldt both wlnnmg by declslons On the followlng Saturday the Loomls team began the w1nn1ng streak that was to run throughout the season by defeatlng Cheshxre 28 12 Many of the Loomxs polnts were accumulated by her mvaluable heavywelghts as three suc CCSSIVC pms were scored by VN llbur Barnard and Schmldt Grannls fought one of hls best matches of the season defeatlng Cheshlre s captaln After wmnmg a close match wlth Taft Loomls proceeded to roll over the rest of her opponents She thoroughly revenged two of her last season s defeats by crushlng Suffield 32 6 and Choate 27 13 Loomls drop d only two matches ID the Suffield meet wxth falls awarded to Sloan Crlttenden Barnar and W1lbur P105 1n the Choate match were scored by Barnes Wllbuf and Schmldt The Loomls team dlsplayed IIS superlorlty 1n Connectxcut by w1nn1ng 1ts first state champ1onsh1p 1n the C I W A tournament Cr1ttenden and Coster both placed thnrd wxth Grannxs Vhlbur and Schmldt each w1nn1ng thelr respectlve WClghIS On the followlng Saturday Loom1s three state champxons earned the school thnrcl place IH the New England Interscholastlcs john Wllbuf and VN1ll1am Schmxdt both placed second and Peter Granms became Loomls first New England and Connectlcut Champlon by placmg first ln the tournament Although the team wlll lose half of her lettermen the 1961 team has much potentlal strength especlally m the upper welghts The captam elect IS W1ll1am Schrmdt 6 0W.' , , , , , eo .' , I , . , ' , I , , , f , ,J- ' , . , ' C 0. , A , Loomis 16 Kent. 20' ' Loomis 29 A.S.D. 13 ' 28 ' 2 ' 32 6 ' 20 f 9 ' 27 ' 41 . 37 ' 28 w' ' 6 . - . . , - . ,. ' ' 1 ' . : I . . . S 2 ,l y . . 7. 7. . . , ig, -'IL rv..- ,fair-N Q QZQK 103111 1 ,1-4 -f-3 N' FIRST TEAM HOCKEY Back Raw: S. Hayes, T. Struthers, Endee, Gleason, Weissman, Hall, Nelson, Mr. Warren Smmd Row: Henley, Nolan, Beattie, Chapin, S. Brown, T. Butterworth, Mycock, Pause, O'Neil Fin! Row: Farren, Barwise, A. Stewart, MacLean, L. Davis, Stevens, Earl, Eustis, Whitbeck, H. Struthers, R. Whitehead HOCKEY Peter Stevens ................. ..... C aprain Tom Henley, Barry O'Neal .,.. .... . . .Managers Mr. Warren, Mr. Wilson ...... ............,. .... C o aclner Loomis 1 Taft 4 Loomis Hill Loomis 6 Suffield 1 Loomis Salisbury Loomis 3 Hopkins 2 Loomis Choate Loomis 1 Wilbraham O Loomis Williston Loomis O Deerfield 15 Loomis Westminster Loomis 1 So. Kent 2 Loomis Hotchkiss Loomis O Deerfield 11 The 1960 hockey team, hard hit by the graduation of many key players, was unable to match the successful record of the 1959 team and compiled only a 5-8 season. Beginning the season on a fairly strong note, Loomis beat Suflield, Hopkins, and Wilbraham after losing to a strong Taft team. The second line of Struthers, Whitbeck, and Knowles turned in performances far above expectations. Powerful, undefeated Deerfield visited the Island and walked off with a 15-O victory sparked by the spectacular play of Canadian Kinasewich, Outstanding for Loomis was goalie Dexter Earle, credited with a fantastic 47 saves. This game seemed to take the punch out of the squad which dropped the next four games. After a 2-1 loss at the hands of South Kent, the team traveled to the Hill School only to be handed another defeat. Hampered by the loss of defenseman Mac MacLean, the team could not get up to par, the only goals being scored by Captain Pete Stevens and defenseman Ed Stewart. Slightly overconfidenr, the team then lost to Salisbury 3-2. Even though Loomis played one of its best games of the year, the Pelicans, demoralized by constant losses, dropped another one to Choate, the only Loomis goal being scored by sophomore Paul Farren. In a hard-fought battle with Williston, the Islanders finally broke a 2-2 tie with an over-time goal by freshman Dick Hall. Loomis startled a highly over-confident Hotchkiss team, now state champions, as Davis scored for Loomis in the lirst few moments of play. This lead lasted to the middle of the second period when Hotchkiss scored twice. Fighting hard, Eustis scored again for Loomis in the third period but it was to no avail as Hotchkiss finally won 4-2. In the last contest at Deerfield, Loomis was badly beaten 11-O. Playing tough hockey, Loomis drew many penalties but was unable to break through the superior play of the undefeated Deerfield team. Again goalie Earle starred in the nets. Outstanding for the season were high scorers Chris Eustis and Whit Whitbeck, with defensemen MacLean, Stewart, and Barwise playing well. Davis and Stevens formed a solid nucleus for the first line and accounted for many a lay. Only a few experienced men are returning next year, but the squad should be sparkecfiby Dick Hall and Paul Farren. I .ni--9 I ' x I X 5- Q-1 -Q' 4 'v 'i .JI Niki' 511, Md? Q19 X --J P 'Qn. A-4 J Z1 XXV Q k ' A E Mi ff- -, r - j 1 4 ' . 1, ' ' 5 ' A jf- L - J, 'l Y 1 V -4 ia . :gas 19 ' ' ' - E 5 9' N . 5 ' l 4 E i .J f7 - 44 s X A .,.'9' -'V V ' A N , 61 L . A . . xx h' g,A' E' QA 7 6 . , l ' Q I ,, t , Q f 5 0 X ' 'I . Z ' af 2 x ' -,a A., . W 3 Q 2 I X .1 13,-cwvn 1 J , I s I xx At- VFW -4.3 ALLYN HOCKEY Won 4 Lost 5 Tied 1 Back Row: Lee, Temple, McQuilkiu Second Raw: Kent, Loomis, J. J. Smith, Hughes, Blanchard, Fenniman, Watts Fmt Row: Denny, Minis, Brodhead, Hadlock, Tonner, Conklin, Clune XXOLCOTT HOCKEY Won 3 Lost 6 Tied 1 Lincoln Mariner Mr Sharp I-'rant Row Adkisson Pond Alexander Andrews Braine Pritchett Wickham LUDLOW HOCKEY Won 7 Lost 3 Tic 0 Bark Row Sesit Bosson Park McAlen ney Spence Beaver Rosenbloom Fmt Row Allstetter Vigeveno Terry Keith Cane Freeman ' d Baclt Raw: Hervey, Fletcher, Grant, Loom1s Loom1s Loom1s Loom1s Loom1s FIRST TEAM RIFLE Bach Raw Mr Worthmgton Costen Mr S1mpson Fm-I Row Burrall Lyons Parlato Heyl Buck Press Bausch Wesley Hellegers B111 Costen M1ddletown Suflield VN llbraham Mnddletown Manchester RIFLE Loom1s Loom1s Loom1s Loom1s Loom1s Captam Manager Choate Suffield Choate Hamden Hamden Vv on Lost 8 The Loom1s R1fle Team of 1960 had a poor season w1nn1ng only two out of ten matches The team relxed on new men hav1ng only two of last year s lettermen Wes Hellegers and John Heyl The opponents th1s year were very good shoot1ng three t1mes IH the 900 s and hav1ng a match average of 889 aga1nst a Loom1s match average of 862 The last match of the season agamst Hamden was the closest of the year wxth Loom1s beh1nd only one pomt as the last relav stepped to the hrmg l1ne Hamden however carne through wlth a good store to beat the Maroon and Grey men by seven pomts Larry Buck had the hlgh match score 188 and Captam elect Steve Burrall led the team wlth a match average of 174 followed by Larry Buck wlth 172 Captam NX es Hellegers w1th 171 and Ron Parlato w1th 167 DCSpIIC an mpured eye B111 Bausch hnlshed the season well and had an average of 166 followed by ohn l-leyl w1th 164 Three lettermen w1ll return next year Ca ta1n elect Steve Burrall B1ll Bausch and john Heyl Ned Lyons and Tom Press also ha extens1ve match experience th1s year and Bob Pr1ore saw some atuon XX 1th these SIX men next year s prospects look good Mr. simpSO'f1.'.' .' fff fff fff fff fff fff fff fff ff f fff fff fff fff . .cmb ' 855 ' 923 ' 860 ' 859 851 ' 887 ' 843 909 ' 832 ' 870 ' 906 ' 879 ' 861 889 ' 874 f 2 1 1 J 1 ' - . CLUB RIFLE Ludlow Won Lost T 1 Wolcott Won Lost T 1 Allyn Won Lost Txe O Back Row Prlore Healy Salzman Tower Moreen Maury Conger Tlnrd Raw G Green Dahl Mauer Nessen Farrell Hurvut Roos Easton Nolan .S'econdRau Mr Worthmgton Barrett Sledor Allen johnson Greene Serv1cc B Brovsn Tweedy Fznt Raw Gullbeau Jacobsen Turgcon D Johnson Mott Roblnson N1chols Antos Volpe Phlll1PS J Thomas CLUB XX RESTLING Allyn Won Lost O TIC O Ludlow Won Lost 3 Txe 1 Wolcott Won O Lost 5 T1e 1 B.u1zRau D Xhllbern Sawyer Hunter Cothran .Yerond Row Mr Haller Kerman Hubbard Seward B Kopf Peterson Kronholm Mr Sewerens Fmt Row Hoey Conley Henderson Fox Schwartz Styles L Cummmgs 'z 8 1 ied 1 5 4 ied 1 ' 1 9 ' d ' -' A , V , , E, , , , ,J- D Radder, D. Harris: Hopkins, Mr. Silmpson l I l l l l : 6 4 d 1 2 ' d : A d clRow .Y ndRw Fr1tRw Loomis Loomis Loomis Loomis FIRST TEAM BASEBALL Struthers Ash orth Mr Erickson Feme Gleason L King Beattie Vincent Hess Cane Carlile Mr Carter Bosson B A Brown Devlin Ha ens Hamilton Day T Struthers D Kennedy J Deming Belzer Rapp E Allen Kreitler P Cummings Hobler Ccaptaml Karp Pease Cello H BASEBALL David Hobler Paul Felne ohn Carlile Mr Erickson Mr Carter 8 XX illiston 3 Ta t Choate 1 Kent 1 5 Loomis Loomis Loomls Loomis Captam Managerx Coacbef Milford Hopkins Suffield VN ilbraham The 1960 edition of the Loomis baseball team compiled a respectable 7 3 record The team boasted a fine pitching corps headed by Pete Kreitler C4 ID and Dave Ashworth C2-OD and five three hundred hitters led by Dick Rapp C 3683 and Ed Allen C 3502 Loomis won the lldlifter against Williston 8 6 desplte shoddy fielding Dave Ash worth picked up the victory as Rick Beizer led the attack at the plate with three for three Travelling to Deerheld the Islanders took a ten inning decision 9 6 Pete Kreitler pitched the Pellcans to their first victory in seven years of play with the Massachusetts school Completely collapsing on Prom Daw Loomis was walloped by Taft 16 3 The Ericksonmen then reversed the tide shellacking Choate 20 5 After Kent tripped the Pelicans 5 1 Dave Ashworth shut Milford 4-O on four hits Eddie Allen with some fine base running paced the attack An Alumni Day crowd saw Hotchkiss down Loomis 8 5 as an eighth inning rally by the Islanders fell short Pete Kreitler held Hopkins Grammar in check with two hits winning 7 I Dave Hobler s home run and Sam Karp s two hits and flawless fielding aided the cause The most exciting game ofthe season came the following Saturday against r1val Suffield Four runs by the Pelicans in the second frame proved almost useless when Suffield came up with six runs several unearned Clutch hitting by Pete Cummings who relieved Ashworth on the mound and Dave Cello put Loomis again in the lead 7 6 In the elexenth inning after a Suffield home run had tied it up Dex Earle smgled Daxe Hobler home from second to win the game The team wh1pped Vilbraham 82 behind Kreitler who again was superb Dick Rapp and Steve Karp each had three hits Nlext wear s outlook is bright Captain elect Karp will lead a team which will include xeterans Allen Ashworth Cello Cummings and Kreitler era 0 .' , . . , ' , v , A , , , , A Y A ' U w ' ,J A ...,,....,............................ . . ,. . 6 . 4 . 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' ' X Is X ' 4f' ' I f N . f A '- x I k xg ' Z x . ' 4 , 'A ':- T .I 8 .71 - h - ' 4 : 7 . . , 1 X LUDLOW SENIOR BASEBALL Won 5 Los: 2 Tie 1 Back Raw Scot: Mr Severens Third Row R Deming G Whitehead Cascv Second Row Tillson Procek Powers Spence Fmt Raw Olson Hooper S Thompson Parlaro Pope ALLYN SENIOR BASEBALL Won 1 Lost 6 Tied 1 Lawrence, M, Smith Bradunas, Kronholm my WOLCOTI' SENIOR BASEBALL Won 5 Lost 3 Tie O Bizclz Rau Shore MacLean K Peterson Ndr Beebc R Harris coach .Yerond Rau J P Doherts Hellegers Diana Rhines Lehrer F1nrRou M Dans Kndrcns Sicdor Gehris Duncan Back Row: Harrington, Ebling, Hadlock, Fin! Raw: Kopf, Mulcahy, O'Brien, ALLYN JUNIOR BASEBALL Won 2 Los: 6 Tie 0 Bach Raw: Ostrich fcoach, Warts Bo- cardin Waxman fcoachl Second Row: Engel Blanchard Maucr Fritz Fint Rau: Minis Cory Service McGuire Hurwir WOLCOTI' JUNIOR BASEBALL Won 8 Lost 0 Tic O Back Row Mr Flash Dahl Alexander coach Yemnd Row Larrabec OConncll Herwcv Burrzll Fmt Rau Wickham Camp Yon Pech mann Boak Pond LUDLOW JUNIOR BASEBALL Won 2 Lost 6 Tic 0 Bark Row L DavisCcoachD Kaiser Ccoach Second Row McIntosh Cowin L Nolan Wibcl Feakms S Harris Keith Robinson ' d I , S ' d -' . ' , ' D Fir:t.Raw.' Hayes, D. Johnson, Terry, l ' d c 5 . V. ,. , ' FIRST TEAM TENNIS Back Raw Mr Shnmkus Dannels Wemer Patterson C Steele Dunnmg Mr Lay Fmt Raw F Kennedy Rlchards Tarre J Pynoos Ccaptaml Whntbeck Swayne jones R Beams Loomls Loomls Loomls Loomns Jonathon Pynoos Mr Shlmkus Mr Lay Mr W1lbraham Berkshlre Mllford Kent TENNIS Captam Mana er Munger Coat e.r Loomxs Loomxs Loomns Loomls Westmlnster Trlmty Freshmen Choate Hotchklss Thls year s ICUHIS team alded by experience and depth had a very successful season on Pynoos captain for hls second year led the team to the respectable record of seven wins agamst only three losses The depth of the team s talent accounted for constant close matches for posltlon and for the frequent use of the seventh and elghth players ln doubles The squad opened the season wlth a decisive 8 1 VICIOFY over Wllbraham The team then proceeded to wxn a close match over Berkshlre 5 4 As was true of many of the close matches thxs year on Pynoos Chum Steele and Mlke Tarre won the1r slngles matches with doubles victories golng to Pynoos and Steele and Tarre and Swayne The strong Taft team defeated Loomls on Prom week-end 7 2 Jon Pynoos and Chum Steele both remamed undefeated by wlnnlng their singles matches The team then be an a four match wlnnlng streak by trounclng Mllford 9-O In the most excltmg match o the season Loomls edged Kent 5 4 The match remamed tled at 4 4 until Muke Tarre and Barry Swayne clnnchcd the match for Loomns by wmnmg the thnrd set of their doubles 15 13 ln front of a large Kent crowd In another close match the team defeated the Trmnty Freshmen 5 4 Chum Steele and Tim Rlchards wmnlng the decldxng doubles match Loomls went on to beat the XX esleyan Freshmen 6 3 Singles vlctorxes were gamed by jon Pynoos Mlke Tarre W hlt XX hxtbeck and Frank Kennedy The squad suffered its second setback agamst the strong Choate team Choate wlnnxng 8 1 The team qulckly bounced back however by defeating Westminster 9-O ln the Hnal match of the season Loomls lost to Hotchkiss 6 3 ln a match wlth many close mdlvldual contests Jon Pynoos won his slngles match to finlsh the season wxth a successful smgles record of elght wins and only one loss Chum Steele also won has smgles and Mlke Tarre and Dlck Beams won thelr doubles contest The outlook for next year seems brnght wnth Captam Elect Chum Steele returmng along with experlenced Mike Tarre and Dlck Beams . 8 . I 1 . 9 . . 5 4 . 5 . . Loomis 2 Taft 7 Loomis 6 Wesleyan Freshmen . 9 . G . 1 , 5 4 . . 3 . J ' , . . , ' . I I . lj . I 7 D . . 5 - , . . . . l , . , 7 . Y A , J 'ln Q N.. N-ax '5 'Z' i .14 up gig 19,4-llll n I sf qgpy--calf? wffmiei F' NHPF? 'HQ 'lid XXX X mam x ,Q NNN . N KA-5 X X x 'Ji-ni' mlm 'W' 5.153 MK? J 1 1-AB K-.4 3... 14... Vu ing' 5 1 2 L ts .fir ...ww ,.,-.nufQgqfq.,a-f 7 pw' v ' . Q, W ' ' 1 Q i ix C: ' A' Q if '- f ,. 1 ,,g . '-'-' A 2 ' :qv - 'wif 'f A-A ' , -1 -, - ., - ., v X Q -1 . , .ash Q Q ax.. ,Q ,,. . QW , .. 99 1 QL Q Q Q Qs 'MQ V ..,..- ,A Lk ' ' 1316 Q . , Tikes QQ A Q gSQQQQQ'gf Q . ,i' Q-.Lf , 'tif Q Q' Q' . 'Qi Law QQ 'T' ' ' . 5, . ,nn V Q QQ V ' f L? . .f.Q'f1,pg:9ni.f Q A 'W Q. Y -1 I -- ww '- Qf V Q, QQ,Q-QQ,:QQy.QQ Q Q,.Qx ,, xg- . f Ima ll IINI ills . H? 0 . . . Q . fx vxexfgm X W' .. - Q . 5, ,A Q ,Q ,QW3 Q '. y f -341 - ,ri '.f A' ,. 'N Q . . Q 4 4 ' fi 1. Q95 13.52 Q 'cf' , ' 0 s V - v,.'.,Q-5.-. 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Smith, Tonner, Kent, Hoey, Roos W OLCOTI' TENNIS Wolcott-juniors Won 4 Lost 2 Tied 0 Back Rau D Allen Seward Costen Robell Strand Rau Easton Stcrner Conger Crittenden Armstrong Fmt Rau R G Green J Barrett Priore Buck Butler Fmlev Clemow 1 1 1 , f Z I I 'I I I I , '. - - I I ! 7 ,Vx ' 'V I I I I Wolcott Seniors: Won 5, Lost 1, Tied 0 ' I ' , . l'- ' I ' I I U I I I '-' - -t a - a - I V I , ! V Back Raw W ohnson D Harrls L Katz McAlennex Ahern Chapln NI Green Granms Hackstaff W Wrlbur Tower Brooks Lee Phllllps Gllkex Antos F1jrbRaw Forsythe Maurx Gormlcx Moore Fletcher Dorsey Peterson Salzmann Nance Nichols R Dohcrtx Endee Fourrb Row Fllck Ingram Nessfleld WCIHSICIH Moreen Brandt Schmldt Pause Clarke Conklln ardme E Boxd Bogdasarxan Tweedx Liebert TlurdR0u Stemhausen Barnes Bxgelou Hunter Lmulle Fenton Hamerslex B B Broun Welsh Crolxus Waterman Coster Rodgers Nelson Konnex Rolfe Second Rau M Krng Fovsles Meade Klsslmg W Thompson Muldaur H Butler Mscock Pearsall Henderson Low Purrmgton Mr Worthmgton Mr Detlefsen Fznt Row Mr Porter Mr Pratt Mr offrav Velssman House J Dans Slmons Snell Ot1s A Brovsn captaln Mevfarth Hamrlton Dlckxe R Barrett Welmersj Wxlbur Pardee Mrjames TRACK Warren ohnson Manager r Porter Mr Vkorthlngton Mr james Caache: Loomls 78 Vt llbraham 39 Loomls 49 Tr1n1ty Freshmen Loomls 6415 Hotchlnss 672, Loomls Vulhston 36 Loomns say, Taft 4212 Loomls 59V Choate 717 Loomls SOM Hotchkxss 58 Choate 47M Tat 9 Vton 3 Lost 3 The Loomls track team had one of tts best seasons IU many years comp1l1ng a three and three record ln dual meet competmon and gaxnmg a long sought second place In the uadrangulars For the first tlme rn several years the squad showed valuable depth Captaln Sandy Brown scored 47 pomts m the yavelm and the pole vault john Hamnlton 67M IH the hugh and low hurdles and the hlgh lump and ohn Davls 58 IU the mrle, half mlle, and quarter mlle Tony KlSSIlDg 41 pomts ln the broad jump the 100, and the 220 Mlke Krng 13 rn the half mlle, Brlck Butler 26 m the mlle and Rad Pearsall 22 1n the dxscus The outlook for next year 15 good w1th nlne lettermen returning led by Captaln-elect Tony Krssllng In the first meet of the season the trackmen defeated Wllbraham 78 to 39 The next meet was lost to Hotchklss 1n a hard fought contest 67 to 63 The offraymen then defeated Taft before a prom weekend crowd sam to 42W VN hltey Hamllton was a standout ln th1s meet scorlng 14 points Agarnst the Tr1n1ty Freshmen the team was soundly defeated 73 to 49 John Davls and ohn Hamllton each scored 8 polnts ln the loslng cause Loomrs defeated VN IIIISIOU m the followlng meet 88 to 36, and then lost to Choate 71 to 59 un1or Rad Pearsall won the dlscus agamst Choate wlth an xmpresslve throw of 122'2' In the quadrangulars the Loomrs track team put on 1ts best performance 1n years ack Davls broke both the school and quadrangular records ln the mxle and the half mlle Captaln Brown ended a good season wrth a throw of 184'6 nn the lavelm Best of all, the team gained a welcomed vlctory over Choate, although losmg to Hotchkiss by 7M pomts Y' ll 3 I 3 7 3 I H 3 I ,'! 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Beams, Sesit, Stevens Cco-captainl, Eustis Cco- captainl, Hanmer, Conley, Barwise, J. Nolan, Sundgaard, Mr. Warren LACROSSE Christopher Eustis, Peter Stevens ..., , . .Ca-Captainr Mr. Wilson, Mr. Warren ......,... ...,,. C Weber Warren Arnold ,.............,. . . .,.. , .,.. Manager Loomis 15 Milford 2 Loomis 2 Deerf1eldJ.V. 5 Loomis 10 Wesleyan Freshmen 7 Loomis 11 Choatej.V. 8 Loomis 1 Williston Loomis 9 Marvelwood 5 The Loomis Lacrosse team, in its First season as a varsity sport, led by the fine coaching newcomer Mr. Wilson and co-captains Chris Eustis and Pete Stevens, finished the season with a very respectable four wins and two losses. Opening the season on Prom weekend, Loomis soundly thrashed Milford Prep 15-2, with the scoring monopolized by co-captains Eustis and Stevens netting nine goals between them and rookie Fred Beams' hat trick. On May 6 the team met a heavy Wesleyan Frosh team and defeated them 10-7. Beams and Stevens led the scoring with Mike Sesit and Steve Sundgaard standing out on the defense. Travelling to Williston, Loomis, hampered by several injuries, was handed its first defeat 9-1. At the hands of the Deerfield JV squad Loomis was again defeated although the team played the hardest it had all season. Beams and Stevens scored the only two goals with Tim Knowles and Chris Eustis struggling to take up the slack created by the three powerful Deerfield midfields. Again returning to the land of victory, Loomis defeated Choate J.V. 11-8 in a wide open game. With Eustis injured on the sidelines, Stevens and Beams each collected four goals with Tim Knowles getting two. The final game with Marvelwood gave Loomis its winning season. With the score 2-2 at half-time Tim Knowles quickly scored 3 goals to put Loomis in the lead. As he was scoring his third goal, Tim was seriously injured, but he saved the day. The final score was 9-5. 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A -' 0 ' ,H , . , , V Q ' SEPTEMBER Once agam a new year starts at dear old Loomls Those who were so anxtous to get back to therr lrfe of ease and relaxatlon that they srgned up for early football and soccer practice soon regretted therr decrsrons Mad Anthony also seemed eager to get back the rumor rs that he made the trrp back from L A ln thirty SIX hours, mcludmg twelve hours sleep, and all ln hlS little bug Hrs fame spreadeth Several new thmgs may be seen around the campus among them the three new masters It was good th1s year to see that the new teachers were not likely to be mrstaken for new freshmen And not one of them IS under five feet' One of the nnnovatlons rs the new pantry sctentlfically designed to promote confuslon, IDCHTCICUCY, and sometlmes even food The first lmpressron of thls maze of shelves dish washers, cupboards electric dumbwalters and dumb watters rs to run and get your name off the K P lrst before lf s too late In tlme the K P may get used to the new layout Cwe hopeb but 1n the meantime we wlll just have to put up wlth having the mllk poured down our sleeves or down the drarn mstead of into the pltchers The new flre doors IU Founders cause much consternatron lf IS yust lmposslble to go anywhere wlthout havxng to force your way through them three or four tlmes Inevltably there IS someone else coming through rn the opposxte dlrectlon, so just hope you re brgger Ralphlckson has a new throne from whrch to watch hrs depthless children on the foot ball field For the first tnme your feeble efforts and mistakes are going to be recorded for the benefit of posterrty, men, so make them good The Moon men can be seen ln the after noon runnmg around the track carrylng thelr tower Is th1s a new form of calls themes? Ralph also mforms us that th1s senior class has absolutely no leadershrp at all none at all' Somehow to set up hrs bleachers than ever before but rt wasn t our fault' The underclass 5 men were lust very sluggrsh that day Shack IS pleased to fund that this year the English man wlll go out for soccer but Neuf manages to go and wreck hrs ankle yust as the three lap wmdsprmts are startmg The FOG mforms us that Hum actually stands for Humamtles Whlth really doesn t stand for any thxng 1n particular and can t be spetxhcally detmed but 15 neycrtheless very important to the general well rounded and Intellectual growth of all Loomlcs Padre Carl advlses us that ln tasc ofa hrc drnll at night grab the closest warm thxng next to you Even after a week we tan stlll tell the new boys they seem to be absolutely unable to take off thelr new sports coats and name tags Finally they realxze that the brown strlp down the mlddle of the Quad IS the Senior Path restrltted off bounds and not to be trespassed upon ' 1 , . I . . . U . . . , . - 7 I - . . 5 . . . . . , M , . . 5 .. ' 9 ' W , - , W ' , we managed to take longer I c , ' ' -' 7 A . I 1 .Q . , 9 V Z E I tl Q I - , ,Q ' ' - aff- ' P 2 Q S . v , ' ' ' - Y .,.' -. ,. f U' ' V P P I D a l P .Y ' v I A ' - ' - -h S r O y I - 1 - ' ' ' , W - ' . , . , , W y , , 4 U A 9 . P 7 l P S ' OCTOBER Man, the Big Daddy said Cool it with dew, and it was cooled, every Saturday . . , But still the Napper scored. The Ralphingsonmen played in the rain, the soccer sloshers played in the rain, and Stevens talked about religious conferences in the rain. Swede turned into a hero as the Choate fcensoredl were sacrificed and training regulations carrie and went with the Junior Symphony Ball. For a change victories came easily in the Fallg that is, until Prof. Means and Greek philosophy changed our lives. In a chapel on an island a Senator Earle displayed his oratory powers before a demanding audience But the Reverend Carlos disapproved of such mass hy steria Nflme Erlameyer s new milk machine had problems but it still rained as tearful Loomies broke in their stomachs as they broke in a new chef9 Q The Elite of the school brought boatloads of blcarbonates and finally decide to lunch out at Bradley Field CTommy sl Six hops pulled a custom when caught breaking into a house at excessive speed As aptly described over the P A system we understood one had a pain in his back another a pain in his head still And at only thirty miles an hour The Darkdom of Elv held open house as VN illy the Fifth supplied refreshments and Duke saw his Parole officer Soon a new fad was found the comets and goers passed Carol f , 1 I .A 1 Y f' - JD' , ,. . . 4 . , youknowwho among the clan. Flu shots, floods . . . Williston . . . rain, rain . . . Hotchkiss . . . rain . . . Suffield . . . M.P. tests. Here shines a ray of light as marks are joyously passed out by sadistic instructors following snap quizzes . . . i.e. We have observed the revelation of the inner nature of characters manifesting itself in various responses to probing stimuli . WADDEESAYPP? . . . Aaah, now it's clear, discuss what these studies reveal to us about the complexity of the human mind Collegen Smelling free weeds the faculty ap- proves Senior Smoking Masses of flyboys giving up Warham appeared as 32 signed up and 45 began gasping and coughing in their demi tasses Barry and the gang even followed the smog path to the Bug Lab Parents Day finally floated to the Island but floated away again in a hurry Nippy got nipped as Beizer added to a voluminous pile of press clippings Muzzz and Moon wrecked a muddy prom week end at Taft as Dex the grind and Mackie outpaddled their rivals As October drew to an appropriately dull climax faculty fears of Halloween and student fears of Emma Willard were quickly realized NOVEMBER Everyone breathes more easily now as thoughts of marking period grades fade completely from the Loomis scene The doldrums of the fall season arrive with nothing to look forward to except the same old dances games and day boy orgies which take place every once in a while sponsored by a nice little old lady name of Ma Harrington The pennies keep flying and Rhmes slyly intercepts his copy of the Behavior Code before it reaches home The lnchoate multifarious melon heavy cat slapping and crisp-like celery Hum lectures was a verbal battle D and moan and groan over our project titles like Pragmatism and Medieval Sanitation Its Implications in the Twentieth Century And we suppress our yawns and make like we re writing wondering how Welsh manages to take notes as he frantically searches the hall looking for people who are not there He never finds any We all enjoy our roast beef au ju: every Sunday night don t we boys? Unfortunately there remains in our midst a dangerously radical element who are obviously out to make trouble They demand that the food improve Now fellas the day students find nothing wrong with the food and see absolutely no reason why the rest of the student body should raise a big stink about it But they do and FOG calls a school meeting to explain the worms in the NX aldorf salad the wigglmg salmon wiggle and the Swiss steak that should have stayed in Switzerland Navy Norm tells us that the kitchen is newly staffed and that the left overs will be left out more often NK e are told to be patient and give the new cooks a chance to find the salt pepper and monosodium glutamate They ve never cooked for such a hungry group be fore Norm says laughingly FOG says that he has been eating institutional cuisine for the last thirty years No wonder mumbles the Restless One , . 9 I I 1 5 ' I 1 i . , . . , - , - . . . - drag on as we scribble down illegible notes, wonder what an argument is CHI thought it 1 , . 3 , ' ' I ! 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College ratings are awaited anxiously and when they come in, there are some laughs, some chortles and a few coarse guffaws as Bugs gamers a C-minus from Rollins Then, the fun begms Wilkie runs around asking for donations It s for a good cause, he tells us The boys ' decide they are going up to ' Can't with our money the night before THE GAME and plaster the place with propaganda The plan IS tactfully ignored by FOG and the dean Prattfall and some say it s a good idea Anyhow our money 15 used to buy very little adornrnent for the Can t buildmgs and too much l1qu1d refreshment But 1f1t were not for those guys there would not be as much copy for th1s dlary So Aloyslus and Swampy are elected to drive and VN ilk Guillaume George and Kil are the petrified passengers Naturally it rams Vw llk however rernalns undaunted and declares We ll take a little s1de trip to New X ork to make up for lost time Mallory laughs sarcastxcally So off they go armed with nothing but water soluble paint and some posters attempt is made to paint the opposition s entrance road but as fast as the paint ns slopped on the liquid moonlight washes lt away Futile you say? Guillaume however saves the day or rather night when spying a note on the headmaster s door reading Knock and enter he knocks and enters at one o clock 1n the morning and discreetly plunks down a few Kill Kent posters in the front hall Meanwhile the other fellas are spotted by the night watchman but he only laughs looks at the signs and moves on The reaction next day IS mixed The faculty at Kent chuckles and the student body burns It s the1r prom weekend The blg day arrives wet and cold THE GAME concludes with Kent on the short end of a 26-O score amid the cheers of a very enthusiastlc visiting audience Word IS passed to take the goalposts as well as Oscar back to the Island and the more Caheml yuvemle ele ments of the Loomns student body rush the uprights only to find them imbedded in concrete and made of rather large SCCIIODS of steel tubing They bend though They bend And before the Moon can raise his voice above the dull roar of the mllllng throng to disperse them the posts look somewhat l1ke t1red pretzels FOG doesn t mention ll publicly after all we know what boys will be Oscar comes back to the Island and is hung in honor over the headmaster s table from the center chandelier So it will be until prom time rolls around ln the meanwhile however look H0m6lLdfd Angel comes to town as a Pulitzer Prize winning play at the Bushnell and English 4A goes to see IC Greeley uses the occa sion naturally as a feeble excuse to whlp out a stogle and all agree that the playwright was at a loss to create a two hour drama out of a six hundred page novel Fr1day night of that very same week brings with it dreams of girls girls and more girls arriving on campus for Prom weekend For the sixth straight week Saturday dawns dark and dreary and the grid men swim to a victory against tricky currents disregarding the small craft warnings flving from the cupola Even the sanforized hearted are obliged to avoid the senlor canal which gains a reputation for being carnivorous as it claims several small animals and almost garners a victory over a small sc1ence teacher who luckily is able to scurry up a tree And that friends is a fowl of a significantly altered hue M 'NI l la h ll h ws .1 and th .ro re be ns Horace IS seen leaving at 10 30 and does not return until 12 45 Cactus pulls a custom when he gets a date between halves and lives happily for the next two hours A few cases of extreme loyalty to the Alma Mama show up during the infamous 1nterm1ss1on l don t know about you Betty Sue but I m going back to the car to start my Hum paper . . . . . , -. 1 - - . 1- - . . , . , ' 1 - -- 1 .1 . . . . 1 - 1 A 1- - 1. H V - 1 1 1 ' ' 1- - -4 . ' 1 ' 1 1 1 . . . , . ,, . , , - . An . . . . , , , 1 , 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - - 1 - .t 1 1 1 H 1 - A - , .. . , .. A 11 - - ' 1 1 1 , . . W , . , . 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 , . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 . . . ,, . . - y . - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 y1 T 1 J . 1 1 . . , . Y . 1 . , , . 1 aurlce U' ZIHLCYA fl Q3 ly S. O ' ' P C I 9 ., gl . - . ., . . - - - - - -1 1 1 v - - 1 1 1 - '- Durxng the proceedings the Casual Canary and two of her cohorts attempt an Oscar helst but fall mxserably as the Princess had taken lf home to feed her dog Needless to say a good make was had by all Wasn t It dear1eP Club electlons find some of the beat fraternlty elected to the jazzy Club by proxy sand one new member to thus reporter Jazz Club9P Wha 9 Huh' It seems that prexy Hlck Darrlsh took rt upon hnmself to elect 14 new members The Radlo Club gathers for one of 1ts few Cbut 1nformat1veD meetings and promptly gobbles up most of the dues Der Deutsche Verem meets on Batch 3d and lS graced wlth the presence of two jeuner Ile: from Manchester m the company of Herr Andrews Females m dorms Hmmm And the Ralphsomlans finallze the season wxth a credltable s1x and one record toppmg anythlng wxthm recorded hlstory Calmost D What comes next? Oh yes Thanksgiving The Council votes to extend Turkey Day vacatlon and have everyone come back to Gloomls on Monday eve Th1s creates some con fuslon however and lt IS announced that Tuesday classes w1ll be held Tuesday O K P Then on Wednesday Monday classes will be held O K 9 But then a chosen few of the Wednesday classes will be held Saturday O K 9 And lncldentally thlrty days hath Sep- tember Aprnl une and remember all the rest have thlrty one except February wh1ch IS 1 before e unless you earn under slx hundred a year Mrs CBS IS dlsturbed to dlscover that her 20 pound b1rd must suffice for 35 hungry LOOIDICS Dot exclalms that she too IS disturbed by George s 8 mch eyebrow and Mrnge s theory about its belng a Freudlan symbol falls by the wayslde And so away we go each unto our own house some of the more daring even sky out jet w1se' The tempus IS fugltlng November ends wh1ch IS qulte a comcldence smce December begms on the very next day DECEMBER One hundred five weary but satlshed Loomxes trudge back to the Island after s1x short days of freedom Ferg announces that there are only fourteen days left untxl Chrlst mas but several barriers stand 1n many of our paths Physlcs labs cause consternat1on when Neck calls for them on one week notlce BCS1dCS exams start 1n a week and Hum Projects Hum Projects? AAAaahhhh' Lead me to the Llbraryl Lxmey Sunny Burt and Swayno come down wlth bad cases of one nlght wrlter s cramp V hxtey Bar Dodger and Russ all breathe easlly but we know they had to go through nt all last year Cor dld they9D jonesy beglns to serlously contemplate a PG year or maybe Hofstra CI know Sunny If s a good school The athletlc banquet comes and goes Ralph says an unprecedented NOTHING and a Sphmx Mahoney 15 a surprnse letter wmner Horace IS furlous because he was denied the mtramural L Conspxracy ln 1 - 1 , . . . , . - .. . -. - , .. . . - - , . , . . , , . . .. , , . . .. . . .. , , n :J r ' 1 ll'Il ll If ' , . . . , . . , ' 7 P 1 2 I Q ' Q 1 I . . 1 ' 1 ' I 7 1 . . , , . ' ' ' a 1 I Y I 1 f J f 4 . , , -D 1-1 4 4 Y -- , V 1 . l 1 '- ' - - - .. -. .. - . the A A he fumes L1ve Wxre gaxns a berth ln the Royal Soclety of Stevens have a wet towel' Socrates Turgeon et al shake Broadway wxth a movxng productron of Hey There Got A Match? Chapman says M Four Stars but Atkinson says xt 1sn t worth burnxng Speak1ng of burnlng smoke was seen pourlng out of Ely s wmdows Burnmg bacon declares Cactus Sphmx and h1s Pyramlds enter mto the Chnstmas sp1r1t much to Ezlo s dlsmay By Gawd says Lowry those boys have that Moxxel And that s gomg some The Class of 60 s last chance for fame the intellectual three CRhlHCS Hoke and Johnson take the SATS early and declare them a snap No one IS reassured however And finally the1nev1table EXAMS Harvard or UFSIHUSD Soon we may know Prag glves hope to PD boys tellmg them that he wants orzgmallty w1th1n the l1m1ts of regurgltatlon on his exam Face IS puzzled Squlrrel attempts a call off on the Phy SCI exam but hlgher authorltles dec1de that the boys ought to have at least one test to base their marks on Headly falls asleep turnmg pages on the Engllsh exam but there are no other casualtles After flve days of bralnwashlng we all sp1n d1zz1ly home to blgger and better thmgs JANUARY Almost all vacatloners are back after a wlld go round of sunn1ng sknng and general merrymaklng as well as Pat maklng Nancy maklng and Ann makmg Ted flnally found one Vt hy do we say Almost all vacat1oners9 Well xt seems that the lure of Dlxxe s sunny shores was too much for Bxg Konney We shake our heads and feel sorry for the B1g Fella all the whlle envymg h1m But thmgs get back to normal after a few more mxnutes and Phy Sc1 gets back to the bus1ness at hand w1th a lecture by Sphlnx on The Language of the Crows A class wag ns heard to muttcr We can t even understand squlrrelsl The course of course IS lnfinltely more popular as a rash of B s IS reported Thank God Hum s done VN ho sand You re welcome? The Power House releases a pound and a half of stat1st1cs whlch prove concluslvely that as the deadlme for Hum opera a proaches there IS a proportlonal r1se rn the consumpt1on of voltage on the sen1or corrldors Phy Scl plots the graph for a class proyect Blew Lew gets the lecture ball rolllng again and Casual Don follows up wlth a double perlod readlng Absences become more frequent The Pragmatlc One wants our txtles XX 111 you let me do my paper on somethmg lnterestmg Slfg IS an oft heard questlon just because you re a semor that doesn t mean we re gorng to make except1ons comes the answer No classes on hrst Saturn s day back but we are allowed to take SAT s as a bonus Some of us who are fortunate enough to get stuck ln the Beanery fmd ourselves surrounded by a bevy of XX 1ndsor Hxgh and Chaffee belles and a horrendous horde of hoods But we hear that you can t go lower than 200 and are comforted Sphmx and Nflmgo true muslc lovers both decxde to sp1n a l1ttle Bartok on the p1lot to co pllot set ln the llbrary The record skxps both boys vent thexr emotlons for all to hear Vw mnv overhears blushes and rem1nds herself to remlnd us that from now on nexther buzzmg nor profan1ty w1ll be tolerated Smoklng co s Dave and Dave get nalled xn Blgelow s cell by Burtus Nlger whlle trylng unsuccessfully to maugurate a Brmg Senlor NN eed Indoors movement smgle handedly Hartford loses two prospectlve weekend v1s1tors as the axe falls The more conformlng and less darlng senlors enjoy their chance for a breath of REAL a1r m Palmer after lunch ,, . . . . . U . ,, . 1 nv . . . U 1 H D . , . , . - C , . ' ' ' ' ' ll ' II 1 . , ' 2 - -. H .1 - -. . - - 1 1 - . Q - . 7 1 1 D - . Q ' I 1 - ' U I Y ' 1 ' a 5 .1 - , - , ' 1 -. - H - - - v , - , . , . ' 1 . . . ,, . ,, . - - - - -. U - .. 7 f V -- . . . , . 7 7 ' , 7 - -- , 1. P , - , . ,, ,, . . . ' 9 . ,, . - .. v - - v - . - P y , . - . v , . - A 3 7 - - - I , , J - v 1 , , . . . , . . . - .. - - y H - ' Q , . Who invited the faculty? is asked more and more often. Meanwhile, back at the sugar bowl, the demi-tasse takes its toll in ruined sport jackets and spotted carpets. Trowel twitches twice and sends the steaming stuff all over the Savage. Showboat and the rest of the Moonmen amuse the school by squeaking by three oppo- nents while dropping but one. Things go so well in the sweathall that the Moon only has to give his remonstrative side show act once Puckmen and grapplers grunters in The Log we don t go in for slang emulate the B ballers but we must admit that the riflemen do some pretty foul shooting themselves uirrel lends his crate to the Napper so that Sarah s admirer can get himself a badly needed haircut and shave before the Choate encounter Too bad she never showed Dick Some of the younger members of the faculty CTony Joff Brown Bruce et al D holding on to the New Year s spirit as long as possible guzzle much of same at an all night soiree They manage to attend classes next day but off s circles all have corners and Tony keeps scratching his tongue all the while trying to munch the delectible commestibles at lunch Point s Lawry s and The Bird s annual humor issue hits the benches and is a success as it manages to break a certain journalistic monotony No scandal no dirt no censored issued How do they do 1t9 Must be a smart class or a naive one A new semi secret society of seniors removes everything not bolted down from the chapel Osgood the biggest bust in the school winds up on the lectern but all is in order as a rather hirsute folk singer visits us for Assembly Even seniors drop in for this one The committee finally came up with something good After lunch the Glee Team proves its worth by singing back to the v1s1tor The snow does not seem to limit the number of snow jobs on the local scene Mackie nabs MISTER ames thoroughly enjoying a pas sionate clutch excuse us double clutch near Palmer during the Miss Porters dance Face suggests a little restraint to the unknown Casanova Take it easy fella Lefty comes up for air There isn t enough boody to go around how ever so the more desperate elements amongst us turn to a new form of evening entertainment which con sists of impersonating faculty mem bers while speaking over the public opinion forum known as What s Your Opinion? on WTIC A Loomis alumnus who runs the show complains Cspo1lsport'D and the Dean lays down the law as the gang roars Nh hat s a S10 OOO fine and five years in jail XX e were having fun Francis Gruble ends the whole affair with a well written piece which the Courant innocently publishes Good show' The freshmen try to stage a revolt of sorts as they dare to suggest that they be allowed to vote A petition goes around vote conscious senior councilors sign it the school votes and the wee folk are soundly defeated Bucko posts the new nominations and january col lapses into February with only 112 days total until June 10 That s 9 676 800 seconds to go That s one good thing' Well it IS - - C , D ' a . i , . 1 Y I D ' D I , 1 - U , J , . , , . , - . .. . .. . . 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Y . . . u . , , ' , . , . . twentyelghtdayshath FEBRUARY It 15 February Let us look outs1de Ooooo goodness gracxous I ll bet If IS cold out there Don t open the w1ndows please I am not gO1Dg out today No Slfl I sure do feel sorry for that poor ol groundhog tomorrow He w1ll freeze h1s fur off among other thlngs And furthermore I wlsh lf were sunny to day so those flowers over there near Mason would open up FLOVS ERS D Od s bodkms' Thus February descends on the Island and all our savage breasts are soothed for the SlXIh COUSCCUCIVC month as Ing contlnued to pluck those sonorous str1ngs But that s not all that s go1ng on up there IH Cooldom More and more we hear How d ye do Palmer 29 and a pe cul1ar odor permeates the prem1ses It seems to be com1ng from that place all the fellas call the Or1ental Lounge Yes s1r bus1ness booms and Muzzy s threat of a hell on earth does not 1n the least d1sturb the Or1ental s regular patrons Y. 471 Agfa 1vsL ibn i T TQ P3 S ' '17 E 3' I fd.. 6. viz 5 'lf :su Over 1n the sweathall the Moon s new compact referees barely escape belng crushed underfoot by some of the blgger boys on the squad They lnaugurate the travell1ng penalty to the del1ght of the gang Hob sets a record by foullng out after one m1nute of the second half and they were all two shot penaltles What a tragedy' Warham basement however feels none of th1s world shaklng tumult as W1lly V .reem.r to be keep1ng a flne name brand stock of spec1alt1es on hand Campus Casanovas are dlS mayed to learn a b1t later that B111 s Barga1n Basement IS busted as IS the propnetor s balloon We shall m1ss h1m HIS deals on lamb skln gloves and B1rch Beer w1ll never be equalled Hob s 1 e chart confirms the prevalent susp1c1on that the Squ1rrel IS no match for the Pragmatlc one 1n the art of 1 e 1sm A class Wag who clalms to be go1ng to MIT suggests a synthesls w1th1n the SCICDCC Department a sleepy squlrrell After all we must economlze 1f we are gO1Ug to have our new Sc1ence Bu1ld1ng mustn t wel' Indeed th1s topic takes up all avallable space 1n the Furry One s buccal CZVIIY look that one up' Over 1n the rock p1le a model of the place IS started Let s see classrooms storage closets clothes closets water closets test tube racks squ1rrel cages All the wonders of modern scxence Too bad these wonders can t work won ders for the Snug s finances though Gestapo Dave IS hot on the tracks of some evaslve young cheats but no one IS booked as yet The Snug s g1ft to the school th1s year may well prove to be a gold engraved IO U Or better st1ll why not g1VC g1VC g1ve to the Language Lab But all k1dd1ng 3S1dC fac1l1t1es 1n the Lab are more than adequate w1th one earphone for every fifty students It works so well that French IIIb tunes IH Radlo Moscow and be fore you can say, Ahhhh, yer mudders a Menshev1k ' Brown Bruce puts an end to the fun Joe IS xmmedlately consulted and IS quoted as saylng Zur alors' Il faut que vous en ayez tort Cette laboratolre est chef d'oeuvre Slifff F' . . . 1 ' I ' . , . . rs, V g I D M I ' FX I 1 ' - X . - , li , . , v V . 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Word has just been received that the Pelicans have put on their finest exhibition of the year and have dumped a soft Deerfield team 0-15. Huh? But as the old saying goes He who laughs last probably takes Ad Math and we gain sweet revenge as Showboat s last second hook shot pulls the Deerfield hoop contest out of the fire Only the third such victory in as many weeks But here comes March and we all can see those little blue books Cro match our com plexions looming in front of us O it s fun to be a student yes it s fun fun fun Say that reminds me of a poet I once saw MARCH March comes in like the proverbial lion and the day hops fund the going tough as the Windsor West Hartford junket takes an hour and a half through a foot of snow Loomis maintains the dubious honor of being the only school open on the eastern seaboard and twenty five of the ltmerant ones stay away on that snowy day Earlier ln the day the long overdue Cum Laude Assembly IS held and seventeen of US make xt' Belzer B Brown Carille Cum mlngs G Davis Ingram Katz Kennedy Knowles McAlenney Parlato Pilkington Pynoos Rhmes Stevens Struthers and Welsh are the honored reclplents The rumor IS that the poor suckers will have to pay for the certificate and pm on their term-end bills plus a fee for Priscilla s renditlon of Gaudeamus Igntur FOG claims that his address to us on this hallowed occasion was last heard ln 1955 DefDech comes for one of the now in famous picture taking sessions Although Swede Napper and Hob try to get in every picture things come off fairly well Clarence complains that the World Series Score Keepers Club didn t have their picture taken but Greel will hear none of it The Warrior IS not satisfied with the results of Def s efforts however and calls for a new photog After much searching he comes up with a likely prospect Anthony Charles Robert Armstrong ones' Al says not to worry protocol of the court or no we will get the picture faster if Tony floats them over in bottles than we do now' Dech tries to X - 1. 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N en. - 1 , 1 ... . t , u Q f ' '1 1 -, A I ' right himself by returning all the plctures he s taken all year He broke all records-only four months' The day of the big snow the Happy Warrxor and unrrel don t make lt because of the elements and Physci YCIOICCS They always knew that snow was good for somethxng other than sk11ng and Proms A new and different approach to winter sports takes place on the slopes of the Dust Bowl as Trowel The Blob Nappy Rohman and L1ttle Richard inaugurate snow rolling After lunch the boys attract quite a group of spectators as more IUDIOYS show up along with Animal Mac who exhibits h1s grappling techniques at the bottom of the hill Saturday brings w1th it the English exam and news that Knowles has lost his appendix vermxformls As P1lk predicted G E Davis doesn t make the scene either and we pxty them not Tuesday dawns to find us regurgxtatlng our ways through the Hum exam as off sleeps one off under the boards Those contlnentals are getting too t1ght for h1m More and more we can pick out the A rating boys who s1t awaltxng the tests smiling impatient eager worry free These are the big ones for Casual Lanrd and Rmds too the prlze being the number one spot on the class standing l1st The physlcs phlnal becomes the testing ground for a new sure fire hand slgnal code devlsed by Rosey Shy Guy and Aloysxus who announce that they w1ll have lt perfected for the math thcrew Those of us who have bothered to peruse our term-end b1lls find that D1s cord Dechert has charged us S1 75 for our gratls college appllcatlon pix Who s sore? Park didn t use any and swears he s going to return them for his money back After the math exam we yust don t care any more Achievement tests next day draw m1xed comments but are child s play compared to what we re used to Parents arr1ve taxis too We hand ln our cards make a mental note to return soon and leave the Island for the glrls we left beh1nd our mothers APRIL Here we come rolllng back to school Not with a bang but a spla a ash Classes begin on Aprll Fools Day and we all wonder what the hldden meaning 1S All the happy go Marlboro Loomles are back ready to hit the books hay and roommates equally as hard We note only 1n passmg that one un enThralled member of the old guard IS not to be seen but he has a road named after him anyway Hardly do we have our shoes drled before the fire and our Hrst tankard of mead drained when the ralns come The outpourmgs soon p1le up the valley wet wise and the waters rlse high enough to float away the Wlnter track and g1ve the day hops a day off Passage to and from the Island Cllterally IS made only by such high clearance vehicles as tractor truck and hydroplane Rexflex and h1s craft manage to avo1d the underwater snags much to the consternation of the onlook ers The water, however, finally recedes only to reveal a carp-spawning ground on the shortstop pos1t1on of the first team dlamond . . . . , . . . , . 1 u n - s - . 1 1 1 1 - U - -1 . - , , . , . . , . . , ' 1 1 1 1 - . , - , - - 1 ' 1 U v H - - - 1 . , , . . . , . , . . . , , . . - 1 - 1 1 U - - H . . , 1 1 1 , . 1 l ' 1 1 As we continue our journey through the Island in spring, we notice many things: we see the flowers coming out, the leaves coming out, and after a few wild telephone calls, Dex coming out. Seems that the good Doctor Bergdorf had Loomis on the disaster area listing for a while. But the magic number stays at 105 and we miss Dex for only ten short days. To add to the chuckles and chortles, we learn that the Warrior's domicile was raided during the vacation - some of the old-timers among us point the accusing finger at jezyk. Now is the time for all good state universities to come to the aid of the seniors. The rejections are coming hard and fast now, and Smoky and Sandy are heard to sigh a sigh of relief They thought it would be worse' VN e forget our cares however as Senior Superlative voting gets underway We wipe away the gravy with our sleeves and choose Mole wise and Casual wise everyone IS certain Hic Haec seems a shoo in for loudest We aren t going to mention Clemow and his stunt nosireee The Casual One returns after an extended week just in time to see Eb s strap no no on his BOOKBAGD break Somehow a part of our childhood goes with it and for many it becomes a traumatic experience Back in the Chem lab Sphinx annoys the Acorn Lover with a pair of beaker clamps and the Furry One retaliates swiftly by shoving the Stolid One into a chair Might have been a good fight science versus society? or brain versus brawn O O O O O that Shakespeherian Rag It s so elegant So intelligent Hobler put that record back on Cause here comes Unca Don A penny for Duane Eddy Rumbles from across the sea upset Limey Oh to be in England now that Spring is there POW right in the snoot Seems that Nick received a Dear Nigel letter from his steady Steady what? Well that s the way life is on the continent Single one day and you know what the next One the lighter side FOG posts a notice telling us that VN arner Brothers Chave you got any sisters at home? is coming to town to shoot Parrish and wants twenty five Loomies as extrae The list is soon filled with hopeful stars and a drawing is held to insure fairness In Founders Hall the Loomies come and go Talking of Sharon I-Iugenot Detlef is one of the chosen few and wonders how he is going to get a Social Security card All is not clover however Indeed there 1S quite a bit of crabgrass FOG tells us that laxity will not be tolerated as the end of the year approaches VK oody is rumored to be set ting up a display of Ex Lax down at the store but Prouty s complains on the basis of free trade and the idea is dropped But now all thoughts are out of our head save one the Prom THE Prom It is our last one and it is a beaut' Girls girls girls Classes are full of them They hll the quadrangle they obscure our view They make life more enyoyable they make life more pleasant they make life so much easier they make like crazy Ralph Shtuart was never better too bad Greeley wasn t around to hear Ralph or see Simons The ram holds off and the ter race remains dry and fair ly warm Some people we :Q know are home tonight making love to their bank books can t be done take it from me kiddo But the clock striketh twelve and May comes in Sure glad Dave drove to night al' ,K f , . , . . 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W Q ' MAY The clock strlkes twelve and May has begun Ralph Stewart plays on but wlthout ty ra ra From CLoom1s 59DRoder1ck ohnson Something there IS that doesn t llke Prom Sunday XX 1th gloomy thoughts ofa glrl less Monday The work of t1me IS another th1ng There are only 9 SIX more weeks of th1s And we shall be 1n the arms of our lovers But the days Wlll p1le up l1ke stone on a stone And forty two stones can make a good s1zed prlel Vle get on our knees and pray to the Fog FREEDOIVIW He only says Good fences make good nelghbors We don t need real fences We ve got full restrxctlons ten hours humanxtles proyects et al to keep us 1n Why do they make good ne1ghbors9 In ust s rxng when the Island s flood smelly the llttle fat Moonman whlstles ar and wee and Pete halo9D and Rlck emerge from smoke screens and phone booths ln tlme to klss thexr letters good bye And If s s r1ng an t e pot bellled Parlcy man w hrs ar and wee I I leaned upon my manlbox gate Wxth the outlook spector gray And college prospects made desolate That cloudy tenth of May At once a VOICC burst out s1gnal1r1g' From between the sldes of the envelope In a long lettered announcement Of joy Cor sadness unl1m1ted In tweedy lacket and trou Looked to see the alrs of gloom XX hlch shown all around Let us go then you and I When Loomles are spread out along t e ground Lrke patlents etherlzed upon a table Let us go through certaln half deserted halls The muttermg retreats Of restless nxghts ln the lnflrmary And the dmlng room wlth tuna yum yum Corridors that follow l1ke a tedlous argument Ofx sid 01. mtent To lead us to an overwhelmlng questxon VS hy dld we come here? Don t ask you won t be a Mungerman 5' l 1 V, I . ' ' ' J . r' II Cv? . , , ' ' ' V 3 IV ! . 9 3 'D . 11 . . . D . . U A young Loomie, tall, fat, or small, III ' , J Q ' . P D ' 7 ' - ' f C A . - V . , ' h P' - , 5 d u. . , h . . . - U f ' ' . . . VI They Have Yarns QFrom The Loomies, No D They have yarns Of a school they attended in their youth XX'hich emphasized Growing in wisdom. Of their last full month at that school A month in which trouble seemed deep-rooted Of a happy month happy because LAST' On the quad the gentlemen come and go Trying to borrow some dough The grim faced Fog that drips its tears upon the window panes Pointed its eyes into the corners of Sandy s ofhce Llngered upon the list of 105 rejected names Let fall upon its back the blame for ALL Nobly slipped out on the terrace to make a sudden leap But it was a mistake One of us DID get in In the office the big names come and go Cheering on their only College Joe A young man woke up in the morning to see the rain fall even though the Travelers Weather Service had said fair and sunny But he knew why He looked at his baseball schedule and saw a varsity game scheduled for that day and he knew that it had to rain Soon the Travelers was replaced by the Loomis baseball schedule The major league scout came to the campus doubting he d find any good talent in a prep school He was surprised Even though they played w1th tennis ball and broom stick the scout knew that he had found twelve hot prospects He couldn t sign them though they were too happy where they were There are sad tales to tell too The XX arrror has stepped down from the position he has held for eight years The Loomiscellany can never be at all the same for the leader of thelr forces has laid down his arms to concentrate more fully on his favorite p3StlI'I1C h found THREE countries whlch he hadn t even visited yet' It s funny you know but the purge IS really on although the head man must deny it emphatically in chapel Maybe he s right and there is no real purge but if such is the case the aura of blackness around him on the southeast corner of the quad for he has been receiving a lot of mail D There once was these two guys both real smart who were in a type of competition One put on the airs of being real casual but he was really competing the hardest The other stays calm Can MIT man I hear tell'D XX e cannot yet say who will win but it s rumored that a Porche will beat a Renault any day XX hat say Laird? And there are yarns to be told of outstanding personalities ack Davis record setter par excellence shows his stuff at the quads taking all comers in the infinity and half infinity races At least that s what they call them at senior weed' And hard luck Knowles IS hitting the hospital for the sixty nmth time this year with a ruptured spleen yet' The four leaf clover kid It must end and it does so on a commercial note If it s a XX rzard It s a Hoover' Thou shalt not forget' Palmer Second Common breaks onto the Most Active list on XX all Street while young men throng to the smallest all inclusive department store in the world In sooth business thrives Nor is the young man forgotten who still isn t m college He 15 than with fear but Ne Cede 'Vlahs' D h . . . - , 7 1 5 ' s - , . , . . I - . . I , ' 2 3 , . . . , . , ' . , - e , 7 1 i a ' I ' ' D Y Some kids just come here to cause trouble. Ask Ing! CYou can also ask that guy with 7 7 1 I l l ' 1 7 l I .' ' . . , . V, . . , . . . . 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JUNE une breaks 1n between the halves of the Hum exam The end IS 1n sxght but llke the fella says so near and yet so far Nnne more hours of exams plus a few classes entlrely mcxdental and IC will be over Rappy fmds trouble when he trlcs to reveal some knowl edge of Chem and IS forced to pass nn three droodles and a graph m lleu of an exam None of them are easy but each one brlngs us closer to that walk down the path Gf3dU3IlOH lS upon us and Hnally we realize that the countlng of days that has gone on for four years IS over We are about to lose the shackles of the prlson that has held us for so long but frlends we shall never see again and days we can never rellve Strangely the thoughts we take w1th us are happy thoughts The dlfhcultles of four years are ecllpsed by the reallzatlon that Loom1s has added to our llves 1n some way The secunty of ado lescence IS replaced by the reahry of the future and nt IS an uncertaln future xnto whlch we step The class of 60 IS gone the class of 60 IS gone Quoth the raven Nevermore l J . 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