Pomfret School - Griffin Yearbook (Pomfret, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1951 volume:

G RIF I95I F I POMFRET SCHOOL CLASS BOOK POMFRET CQNNECTICUT EDITOR IN CI-IIEF VIANACINC. EDITOR PI-IOTOC-RAPI-IIC EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR FACULTY ADVISOR R SANFORD RILEY III SETI-I HARVEY PETER L POND ROIQERT A DENTLEF ! I I ...... ........ . .....L... ROBERT M, STORER v, 2. ,, 1? , fo M DEDICATION To Mr. and Mrs. Strong whose special understanding of our form resulted in friendship, and whose steadying influence and interest gained our respect, we gratefully dedicate this book. lgolllfffr We bend our pens in tribute to Pomfret's Thoreau. lvlr. Cooper-Ellis, who had the patience and the knowl- edge to expand our understanding: whose shared philosophy has become a part of our wisdom: and whose hope- ful views made our futures come alive with possibilities. We salute Coach Mansfield, whose love of sports and sportsmanship brought forth in each of us something of the best we had to giveg whose example of skill and determination made those qualities stand high in our heartsg whose kind attention to us as individuals taught us the value of confidence. Dexter Knowlton Strong Not Shown Henry Benson Rockwell Waldo Cory Melrose ACLILTY Dexter K Strong Wullnams A Harvard MA Headmaster Henry Benson Rockwell Prlnceton AB Asst Headmaster Hlstory Waldo C M lohnston Yale AB Asst Headmaster Englash Phnlzp A Toomey Yale AB Harvard MA French Spanush Russian Lovat F Cooper Ellus Harvard AB Englush Albert M Nagy Montclair State Teachers College A B M A Charles R Strnnger Bowdoin AB Brown MA French Levrngs Hooker Somers Yale A B Math Wendell D Manstueld Sprnngtueld College BP E New York Unlv MA Athletuc Director Carl P Swnnnerton Harvard AB EdM Science David D Henry Harvard AB Hustory Phnlup Arthur Toomey Lovat Fraser Albert Martnn Nagy Charles Russell Strnnger Levlngs Hooker Somers Page four . ' , 1 . ., Wendell Doolnttle Carl Preston Swunnerton David Dnckrnson Henry Danuel Davos Barker Thomas Vernon Banks Mansfueld Daniel D Barker Harvard AB German ThomasV Banks Unuv Mnssnssuppu AB Muddlebury MA French Davnd L Francis Wllllams AB Univ of Chicago MA Latun RobertS Brawley Unlv of North Carolnna AB Yale B Muslc lVluSIC Davnd Lovell Francus David C Twnchell Wnlluams AB Yale MA Scnence Robert Malone Wesleyan Unuversnty AB Art Leonard Heskett Bowdonn AB Latnn RobertA Dentler Northwestern Unnversuty BS MA English Robert Sumter Brawley lohn Peabody Downung Robert Allen Malone Leonard Samuel Heskett Robert Arnold Dentler DavudCushrnanTwucheIl Pugf me , . -wr 1,4 . , , . ., . , . , . ,, , . ., . , , . ., . , . ,, . , . , . ., , . , . , , . ., , , ., . . 4 4. . . . -. - . , .., . ., , E- 4 Wi , , .A . . 2' 'r 5, . f l fix f R !f'f,,5 fm Q -gsf ,,, l'!,l! elm: . ' lf. tx, . f. 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Q ' Ai' Q4 I QQ,- A 1 1-Land' of 1951 wishes the very best of luck an their new posts as Ieadmg Iughfs of Pomfret School Page ten To Mr. and Mrs. Twichell, and to their sons, joe and David, jr., the class F1 IDR HOWARD ALLAN BARAN Entered In Third Eorm Ionnan Football Squad 48 Letter 49 50 Basketball Squad 48 L tter 49 S0 Sl Captain 50 Sl Baseball Squad 49 Letter Sl Athletlc Store Man ager Sl Athletic Councnl S0 Sl Ionlan Vu Presudent S0 Numeral l-lat Numerals Student Councnl S0 Dorm Commnttee Sl Oberlun llfllfl ll c MARKLEY HOLMES BOYER Bugs Entered an Third Form Achaean Eorrn Presldent Sl Student Councll S0 Press dent Sl Football Squad 48 49 Letter 50 Bas ketball Squad 50 Crew Squad 48 49 Undeteat ed Second Boat Letter 50 Second Boat Letter Sl Numeral l-lat Numerals Athletnc Equupment lvlan ager Sl Athletnc Councul SO Sl Dorm Assnstant Sl Cllee Club S0 Cun Club 49 Assistant Chapel Boy 49 Student Vestry S0 Sl l-leadvvauter SO Sl Pontefract Board S0 Sl l9Sl Scholarshnp Treasurer Sl S6 Prmceton Undecided Undecnded IOHN PETER BROWN Bruno Broone Entered rn Fourth Form Achaean C-lee Club 49 Choir 49 50 Sl Community Chorus 49 Camera Club 49 SO Sl Cun Club Sl Chess Club 49 Model Alrplane Club S0 Sl lVlldCll9l3LJI'y Ceglggy v u v v x I L.. . - ' 1 l I 'A 1 - A . 9 . . . . . v V - . . . 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' I rf1 11' MARSH ADAMS BRYAN oe Entered In Second Form Ionuan Football Squad 47 Letter 49 50 Hockey Squad 48 49 Let er 50 5l Crew Squad Thnrd Boat Manor Letter 48 Undeteated Second Boat Letter 49 50 Undeteated Flrst Letter 5l Numeral Hat Numerals Choir 47 Clee Club 48 5I Communnty Chorus 49 Carnlval Commuttee 49 Banner Nnght Commnttee 50 Princeton Merchandnsvng BENIAMIN WILSON UPTON CATE en Bouge Entered In Second Form Achaean Football Squad 49 Hockey Squad 48 Letter 49 50 5l Baseball Manager 5l Letter 5l Crew Squad 47 Numeral Hat Numerals Track Meet Commnttee 50 Chanrman 5l Athletuc Councll 50 5I Cheerleader 49 50 Leader 5l ch aean Presndent 5l Dorm Assistant 5l Cholr 47 50 5l Clee Club 48 49 Dramatuc Assocuatuon 49 50 5I French Dramatuc Assocuatnon 49 New York Times Concessuon 5I Flag Boy 47 Student Councul 50 Secretary 5l Pontefract Board 50 Managung Sports Editor 51 Principal Topaz 49 Little Man 50 Permanent Class Secre tary Yae Undecuded MICHAEL TEN EYCK CHAMBERS Muke Michael Entered In Second Form lonuan Crew Manager 5l Letter 5I Numeral Hat Ath letuc Council 50 5l Chosr 47 48 DI Madrl al In ers 47 Clun Club 47 8 4 Lubrary Commuttee D0 DI Chess Club 47 48 Shop Key 48 Communuty Chorus DI Fsrst Scho Iastlc Pruze 47 Second Scholastic Prlze 48 49 50 Cum Laude Soclety 50 Harvard Enguneerung PM 1 l I Ma '47,',',. I ' '47. B II . . ,4 'ul . vlvu 211- 1' 'ig sg 'ln Q- QQQ4, 9,50,511 f Jo tlirtu MATURIN LlVlNC1STON DELAFlELD Fat Mat Ffft Aristocrat Entered in Third Form-Ionian Crew Squad '47, Undeteated Third Boat-Letter '49, Undeteated Second Boat-Letter 'S0. Undefeated First Boat-Letter 'Sl 3 Numeral Hat, Choir '48, 'S0, 'Sl 3 Gun Club '47, '48, '491 Camera Club '49, '501 Shop Key '48g Engines Key '49, Pontefract Board 'S0, Business Manager 'Sl 3 Griffin Board 'Sl. Princeton Undecided COLDTHWAITE l-llC-C1INSON DORR III Go ie Gee Entered in Fourth Form Achaean Soccer Squad S0 Sl Camera Club 50 Sl Stage Manager Sl Pomtret Undecided Inge jou tfmz HENRY BELIN duPONT Ill Hank Belln Entered in Third Form Achaean Football Squad 47 48 49 Letter S0 Crew Squad 47 48 Undeteated Second Boat Letter 49 S0 Numeral Hat Numerals C-un Club 46 47 48 President 49 S0 Chess Club 46 47 48 Pontefract Board 49 Exchange Editor 50 Massachusetts lnst of Tech Engineering 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 J ' . I ROLFE FLOYD lll Rollne Rollo Grease Entered In Second Form Ionian Football Squad 48 49 Letter 50 Hockey Man a er 50 Le er 51 Numeral Hat Numerals Athletuc Councul 50 51 Ionian Pres: dent 51 Chour 47 50 President 51 C-'ee Club 50 51 Communlty Chorus 50 Form Presldent 47 Post Otflce Commnttee 50 Assistant Post Master 51 Chapel Boy 49 Student Vestry 49 50 51 Student Council 47 49 Lubrary Com mittee 50 51 Pontefract Board 50 Curcula tuon Manager 51 Cast Our Town 50 Chorus Mikado 49 Prlncnpal Down In the Valley 51 Middlebury Undecided DAVID MAXWELL CRAY Coohe Dave Entered IN Suxth Form lonlan Baseball Squad 51 Clee Club 51 Columbua Archltecture IAMES CAMPBELL COODALE Prnt Goodue Entered In Fourth Form lonlan Football Squad Letter 49 50 Hockey Squad Let ter 51 Baseball Squad Letter 49 50 51 N meral Hat Numerals Tennls Doubles Champion 49 50 Sydney P Clark Pruze 51 Athletic Bowl 51 Athletic Councnl 51 Athletnc Assocuatuon Vrce President 51 Dorm Assistant 51 Chonr 49 50 51 C-lee Club 49 50 51 Headvvauter 50 51 Student Councnl 51 Pontefract Board 50 Edutor In Chief 51 Chorus Mikado 49 Down un the Valley 51 Purves Scholarshlp 51 Harvard Clubs ot Conectucut Prize 50 Pontefract Prnze 51 Charles E Brown Prnze 51 Cum Laude So cnety 51 Coodale J Undecuded Page fztte 12 ' '51 f 'SO ' - ' g , . t . . . 1 1 1 1' . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - . . 1 1 1 1 ' y . . , , . u- , . . . - 1 1 1 . . , , 1 ' . U' ., l 1 1 ' p WINTHROP DENISON GROVE Denny Entered ID Second Form lonuan Football Squad 46 47 Letter 48 49 Basketball Squad 47 48 49 Baseball Squad 47 48 Letter 49 50 Numeral Hat Numerals Cheerleader 50 Sl Dorm Assustant Sl Chorr 48 Clee Club 47 48 49 S0 Sl Communnty Chorus 49 Form President 48 49 S0 Chapel Boy 49 Student Vestry 49 S0 Sensor Warden Sl Student Coun cl 48 49 S0 Sl lolnt Commlttee S0 Carnr val Commlttee 49 S0 lvlemorlal Soclety Sl Lnbrary Committee 50 Sl Pontefract Board S0 Competltnon Manager Sl Oberlin Englneerlng ASHBEL GREEN CJULLIVER IR Toad Bufa Ash Entered In Second Form Achaean Crew Manager Sl Letter Sl Numeral Hat Ath letuc Councrl Sl Flag Boy 48 Nladrrgal Singers Communrty Chorus 49 S0 Dramatuc Assoclatuon 49 Prnncnpal Mikado 49 Chorus Down In the Valley Sl Yale Undeclded Page szxtccn FREDERlCK BOURNE HARD IR Bird Entered In Thlrd Form lonlan Football Squad 49 Soccer S0 Hockey Squad 48 49 S0 Letter Sl Crew Squad 48 50 Unde teated Second Boat Letter 49 Undeteated Thnrd Boat Mrnor Letter Sl Numeral l-lat Numerals our 47 48 S0 5 Clee Clu 4 49 Sl Community Chorus 50 Dramatlc Assocnatuon 48 49 Cast Wlnterset S0 Gun Club 47 Lat erary Soclety 50 Carpentry Shop Key 48 49 Yale Bao Chemlstry 3. .5 .Z '47g choir '47, '50, '51 1, Clee Club 149, 50.1511 y L bf'8-E501 '50, ' ' ' SETH HARVEY am Entered n Second Eorrn Ionuan Crew Squad 47 48 49 31 Undeteated Th rd Boat Letter DO Numeral Hat Numerals Cheer ieader SO D1 Dorm Assistant Sl Dance Corn tee ,I hour 47 D Crlee Club 49 Drarnatzc Assocuatuon 47 48 49 SO Presudent 51 Entertaunrnent Connrnnttee DE D1 Assistant Chapel Bov 49 Student Vestry 49 50 Sl Tuck Madrugal Srngers 47 Engnnes Key Sl Pontefract Board 50 Asso late Edrtor 51 Crlffnn Managung Edntor Sl French Drarnatlc Assocuatron Sl Prunceton Undecided ARTHUR WOODRUEE IONES IR Arturo Ostrich Entered nn Thurd Eorm Achaean Bank SO S1 Chosr 48 Communnty Chorus S1 Lrterary Socuetv 49 SO 51 Engunes Kev SO 51 Cum Laude Socletw DO Massachusetts Inst ot Tech Enguneernnq ARTHUR CARY HEUBLEIN Hayseed Art Cube Entered nn Frtth Eorrn Achaean Soccer Squad 49 Captaun DO Dance Comrnrttee C1 ee C ub O Mnddleburv Undecnded l'fff1 s , E mat 'f fc ' 'f ,f48, 1.. ' .Soi ' 1 X A H11 V 'QV Shop 450. WSI, Manager '51, Student Counctl '51, 511 I 1 'S . '51 ' ALBERT FREEMAN AMORY KINC, IR Ame A Alfonzo Entered in Second FormMMAchaean Football Squad '48. '49, Letter 'SOL Squash Tourna- ment, Runner-up 'SO, Champions 'Sl 3 Crew Squad '46, '47g Colt 'Slg Track Meet Committee '491 Numeral Hati Choir '46, '47, 'SO 'Sli Cilee Club SO. 'Sl 3 Community Chorus '49: Dramatic Associ- ation 'Slg lvladrigal Singers '47g Chess Club '47, '48 '49' Carpentry Shop Key '48' Pontefract Board SO Cast The Little Man Sl Harvard Selling HARALD PETER KARL LANG Harrold Entered in Sixth Form lonian Community Chorus Sl C-lee Club Sl American Field Service Scholarship S First Scholastic Prize Cum Laude Society Sl University ot Vienna Undecided IOSEPH WAYNE LEE Wayner Entered in Second Form lonian Football Squad 46 47 Letter 48 49 SO l-lock ey Squad Sl Wrestling Squad 48 Crew Squad S0 Numeral l-lat Numerals Dorm Assistant Sl Clee Club 49 SO Sl Choir 46 Carpentry Shop 47 48 49 U Rice Institute Business J 1 l l . . '. 1 . ' . Key' ,' . S,'Sl. ' I'fIIv 11:1 lffirii WILLIAM NEELY MALLORY, IR. Sunshine Boog Red-Man Entered in Third Form-Achaean Football Squad '47, '48, Letter '49, 'SOQ Hockey Squad '49, SO, Letter 'Slg Crew Squad '50, 'Sig Numeral Hatg Numerals: Athletic Association Sec- retary 'Sl 1 Athletic Council SO. 'Sl 3 Dorm Assist- ant 'SIQ Tuck Shop 'SO, 'Slg Banner Night Corn- mittee 'SOL Carnival Committee 'SOI Pontefract Board ,502 Chorus - Down in the Valley. Ya e Farming MICHAEL A MANLEY Mike oe Entered in Sixth Form Ionian Soccer Squad SO jude Coach Sl Tennis Team Sl Clee Club Sl Principal Le Medecin Malgre ui Undecided Law CERVAIS WARD MCAULIFFE Meathead Meat Entered in Fourth Form Ionian Soccer S uad 49 Track Meet Committee Sl munity Chorus 49 SO Sl Banner Night Com mittee SO Butt Squad Co President Sl Middleburv Undecided I f I i i l ' i L I - Q ' 1 ' ' 1 choir '49. 'So Sl 1 Clee Club '49, '50, A51 1 com- PETER CRINDEL MQCJEARY Mick Entered un Fourth Form Achaean Basketball Letter 50 5l Baseball Letter 50 5l Numeral Hat Cheerleader 5l Clee Club 5l Carnival Commuttee 50 5l Chess Club 49 50 Memorlal Society 50 Old Clothes 5l Undecided Undecuded RUSTIN CAREY MCINTOSH Squash Fas Mac Entered an Third Form lonlan Soccer Squad 49 V1ceCaptaun 50 Hockey Squad 5l Basketball Squad 50 Numeral l-lat Chour 49 50 Secretary 5l Comrnunnty Chorus 49 5l Clee Club 49 5l French Dramatlc Assoclatuon Cast Le Medecln Malgre Lul 51 Drarnatuc Asso clatlon 48 Lnterary Society President 50 5l Cum Laude Soclety 50 Pontefract Board lvlanag :ng Copy Ed tor 5l Grlffln Board 5l Second Scholastnc Prnze 5l Class Valeductorlan Sl Harvard Teachmg as PETER MILLARD Fls Pete Football Squad 48 50 Letter 49 Hockey Squad Letter 48 49 50 Captain 5l Baseball Squad 48 49 Letter 50 5l Numeral Hat Numerals Athletuc Association Presldent 5l Athletic Coun cll 50 5l Tennus Snngles and Doubles Champuon 50 lonuan Secretary 49 Dorm Assnstant 5l Clee Club 50 5l Headwalter 50 5l Tame and Lute Concessrons 50 5l CarnlvalCommuttee 50 51 lvlemorlal Socuety 50 Vlce President Sl Prunceton Business PENRHYN BROOKS NEVILLE Nev Gnome Angles Entered in Third Form-Achaean Football Squad '49g Basketball Squad '49, 'SOL lun- ior Varsity Captain 'SOQ Numeral l-latg Dance Com- mittee Chairman 'Slg Choir 'Slg Clee Club '49, 'SO, 'Sli Community Chorus '49, 'SO. 'Sli Gun Club '49, 'SOQ Carnival Comittee 'SOL Engines Key 'SOg Pontefract Board 'SO, 'Sl, Princeton Undecided PETER LAWRENCE POND Ducky Entered in Second Form Ionian Football Squad 48 49 Letter Sl Baseball Squad 47 48 49 Letter SO Sl Captain Sl Numeral l-lat Numerals Athletic Council Sl Dorm Assist Library Committee SO Sl Carnival Committee SO Chairman Sl Memorial Society Sl Ponte fract Board SO Sl Griffin Associate Editor Sl Principal The Little Man SO Max Marston Trophy Ya e Teaching LAWRENCE CLINTON Pl-llPPS lll Entered in Fifth Form Ionian Soccer Squad SO Choir Sl Glee Club SO Sl Community Chorus Sl Literary Society Sl Pom fret Republican Campaign Committee Chairman Princeton Undecided P fl I Ill 1 '50, ' ant Sl1 Choir SO, Sl1'Cllee Club '48, '49, fsof '51, ' ' I . flte' lui l-iz MICHAEL BARRACLOUC-l-l PULMAN Mike Limey Pushme Entered in Sixth Form-Achaean Tennis Team 'Sl 3 Choir 'Sl 3 Clee Club 'Sl 1 French Dramatic Association, Cast - Le Medecin Malgre Lui 'Sl 3 Dramatic Association, Principal - The Little Man, Submerged 'Sl 3 Literary Society 'Sl 1 Camera Club 'Sl 3 Pontefract Board 'Slg Fifteenth English - Speaking Union Scholarship 'Sl. Undecided Undecided lOl-l N ALEXANDER RANDALL Ace Entered in Fourth Form Achaean Crew Squad 49 Undeteated Third Boat Letter SO Second Boat Letter Sl Basketball Manager Sl Ciun Club Sl Undecided Undecided J i GORDON BRAMEN REESE Gordo Entered in Third Form Ionian Soccer Squad Sl Track Meet Committee Sl Key SO Engines Key SO Butt Squad Co President Trinity Medicine l Dramatic Association '49, '50, 'Sl 2 Carpentry Shop 'Sl. ' ' Inu, lriitflif-fifvi ' IAMES REYNOR RIKER rm m Legs Llama Kmky Entered nn Second Form Achaean l-lockey Squad 49 50 Letter 5l Wrestllng Squad 48 Crew Squad 48 Undeteated Thlrd Boat Letter 49 Undefeated Second Boat Letter 50 Second Boat Letter 5l Numeral Hat Numerals Cheer leader 50 5l Dorm Asslstant 5l Dance Com mnttee 5l Chour 47 48 50 Madngal Slngers X-MA... 47 Clee Club 48 49 50 President 5l C m munnty Chorus 50 Post Ottlce Commnttee 50 ostmaster 5l Tuck Shop 50 5l Band 5 Chorus Mrkado 49 Down nn the Valley 5l Unnted States Arr Force Musuc ROBERT SANFORD RILEY Ill Sandy Pretzels Stllts Lopchlck Entered In Thurd Form Achaean Football Manager 5l Letter 5l Hockey Squad 49 50 Crew Squad 48 Numerall-lat Numerals Athetlc Councll 50 5l Dorm Asslstant 5l Carnival Committee 50 51 Memorial Socnety 50 Old Books 5l Choir 48 Crlee Club 49 50 Communuty Chorus 50 Oun Club 48 49 Chess Club 48 Dorm Committee 5l Carpentry Shop Key 49 Chorus Mikado 49 Grnffln Edutorun Chlet Busnness Advertising Manager 5l Unuversuty ot Colorado Archutecture ROBERT WI NSTON SI ZER Bobble Spuggy Entered in Second Form-Achaean Football Squad '47, Letter '48, '49. ,501 Crew Squad. Second Boat-Minor Letter '48, Undeteated Second Boat-Letter '49, Undeteated First l3oat-Let- ter '50, '5lg Numeral l-lat: Numeralsg Track Meet Committee 50: Cun Club '47, '481 Camera Club '49g Carpentry Shop Key '48g Cast- Winterset '501 Chorus - Down in the Valley '5l. Columbia Navy ffl fl DONALD BRAINARD SMlTl-l Smitty Leadfoot Entered in Second Form-Ionian Football Squad '47, '49, Letter '48, 'SOL Basketball Squad '47, Letter '48, '49, SO, 'Slg Baseball '47, '48, Letter '49, 'SO, 'Slg Numeral l-latg Numeralsl Track Meet Committee 'SOQ Dorm Assistant 'Sli Clee Club '47, '48, '49, SO, 'Slg Student Council WILLIAM CLASSELL SOMERVILLE Lawdy Hamburger Buddy Entered in Third Form Achaean Football Squad 47 Letter 48 49 SO Max Mar ston Trophy SO Basketball Squad 48 49 Letter SO Sl Crew Squad 48 Undefeated Second Boat Letter 49 Undefeated First Boat Letter SO Sl Commodore Sl Numeral l-lat Numerals Athletic Council Sl Bank SO Sl Dorm Assistant Sl Choir Sl Clee Club SO Sl Carnival Committee SO Herald Tribune Concession Sl Cast Down In the Valley Sl Princeton Farming '49g Banner Night Committee '49, Bates Hotel Administration THOMAS DOUC-LAS SOUTTER Tom Zoot Entered in Second Form Achaean Football 49 Basketball 49 SO Sl Crew Squad 47 49 Third Boat Minor Letter 48 Numeral l-lat Numerals Track Meet Commnttee SO Cheer leader 49 SO Sl Bank SO Sl Dorm Assistant Sl Dance Committee Sl Choir 47 Glee Club Sl Dramatic Association 47 SO Cast The Man Who Came to Dinner Principal Katherine and Petruchlo 47 Cast Our Town Principal Winter set SO Cun Club 49 l-leadwaiter SO Director Sl Madrigal Singers 47 Pontefract Board SO l-'leadline Editor Sl Griffin Board Sl 1 i - t t - v i i t i . i t - ' i i n - . t 1 . , i t . . , t t ' , - t v . . 1 v i t i ' . . ' , - . t . t 1 ' - . . t . . t ROBERT MOZIER STORER Hypo Entered in Third Form--Achaean Cun Club '51g Camera Club President '49, '50, '5l1 Carpentry Shop Key '49g Pontefract Photog- rapher '49, '50, Griffin, Photographic Editor '51, Not Shown Motion Picture Projectionist '49, '50, '51, IOHN PORTER WHITNEY lack Whit Entered in Second Form Ionian Football Squad 48 49 Letter 50 Basketball Squad 50 Crew Squad 49 Numeral Hat Numer als Dorm Assistant 51 Clee Club 47 48 49 51 Community Chorus 49 Headwaiter 50 51 Movie Committee 47 48 49 50 Chairman 51 HUC-H LEONARD WILDE Spats Entered in Fourth Form Achaean Football Squad 48 Letter 49 50 Hockey Squad 50 51 Crew Squad 49 Numeral Hat Numerals Track Meet Committee 49 50 51 Ski Tow Op erator 50 51 Dorm Assistant 51 Clee Club 51 Headwaiter 50 51 Student Council 50 5 Dorm Committee Chairman 51 Records Commit tee 51 Carnival Committee 50 51 Engines Ke 50 Memorial Society 50 President 51 Dramatic Association 50 Chorus Mikado 49 Principal Wnnterset 50 Town of Pomfret Scholarship 111 ll lf! . . . 1 . v v 1 - 1 . . . . . , . 1 v a - , . . 1. 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Q4., - . ie'-..x' - -a. - - - N .., 'll HOME ADDRESSES OF THE CLASS OF l95l H A Baran 26 Denman Place Mont Vernon N Y M H Boyer Mull Creek Rd Ardmore P P Brown 4l0 Whltney Ave New Haven Conn M A Bryan l02 East 65th St New York Cnty N B W Cate 29 Rue Francors l Parts France M T Chambers 333 East 68th St New York N Y M L Delafne Good Hope Farm Old Chatham N Y H92 Park Ave New York N Y l-l B duPont Ill Creenvnlle Delaware F yd lS lvlaln St Southampton N I C Coodale 425 Burch St Wnnnetka N Y D M Cray l-ludden Ruver Ranch Santa Ynez Callf W D Crrove 630 Wolf Lane Pelham N Y C Culluver New Haven Conn f Y B Hard 38 Carner Lane Bay Shore N Y S Harvey l8 East 95th St New York N Y A C Heubleun 2596 Albany Ave W Hartford Conn A W Iones I 66l0 Wlssahlckon Ave Phlladelphva l9 Pa K ng 8005 Navajo St Chestnut Hull Phuladelphna l8 Pa H P Lang 34 Stadtplatz Steyr Austrua I W ee l30 W Cheston Ave Philadelphia I8 Pa C W McAuluffe Brudgehampton Long Island N McCeary New Canaan Conn Mclntosh 5l4 East 87th St New York N Y W N Mallory I 6l950 Belvedere Memphls Tenn M A Manley Parls France P Mallard Pomfret School Pomfret Conn P B Neville R D -+4 West Chester P C Phlpps ll 41 Ranch Buffalo Wyomung P L ond 75 Laurel Rd Hamden Conn M B Pulman 36 Carlaw Rd Prenton Blrkenhead Cheshire England I A Randall Bryn lvlawr Pennsylvanua C B Reese l24l N Franklin Milwaukee Wns R Rl r 680 Sprung St Manchester Conn Y 20 Northmoor Rd Hartford 5 Conn R W Snzer Loudonvllle New York D B Smlth Prospect St Southbrldge Mass W C Somervllle Mlnter Cnty Mussussuppu T D Soutter 253 Tokeneke Rd Darien Conn R M Storer North Water St Edgartown Mass I P Whntney Prospect Ave Ext Prnnceton N H L W1 de Pomfret Center Connecticut A . 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I 'I li I ... , -, 2 'Q ff yi? fir, l v 2 A I e Y . , M ig P 'ar 02 'li ,vi +2 , L- D A vi ia A nm ! 4 f 5 i If Y, ' ' ' - THE THIRD FORM Left tu Rught Back Row Rohbmns Eeusncr Pwrkcr wcks n Cromer Pnng WQQ worth Wullwams Hurns ewus Hudson econd Row Morgan L sell Engit un S vp D t EunNey Haynes Straus Wilson First Row Young Hoag Hatch O Brten mn Scnmk THE SECOND Left to Rught Back Row Knox Hzre Eslnbaugh Borden H Pomeroy Weaver First Row Etoyd Mourse Gaston 3 c A Cmwt Scc3onc1R1w Nlwkovxskx, Muller Pwtergon 1 1 r u K k Page thirty-six vfnmsvfv' 'TVR 1 Pagc th iffy-se Fe rz THE SQUAD Left to Rught Back Row Mr Nagy Asst Coach Pond Shew Whute Kung Dodson Thompson Pope Schwenk Warner lvlcCagg Wrugley duPont duPont V Harmon Andrade Lyon Haggun Robb Garduner Coach Manstueld Front Row Whutney Floyd Lee D Smuth Bryan Somervulle Suzer Mallory Wulde Bungham Lunger Goodale Baran Boyer Mgr Ruley BEST TEAM SINCE UNDEFEATED l945 By humblung Westmunster the Pomfret Maulers racked up a 5 wuns to l loss record Thus was the best record and thus us true un all depart ments sunce the undefeated l945 team Although the ll got off to a slow start by the tume the St Georges rolled around they had found themselves The Dragons fell and wuth them Kungswood Salusbury and Westmunster un quuck successuon Pete lvlullarcl was sudeluned for the season Goodale saw actuon agaunst Westmunster and the role of temporary unuurues raru hugh But Coach Mans fueld worked muracles wuth a weughty lune and a batch of lune blusterung backs THE SEASON Pomtret lvlulton Pomtret St George Pomtret Kungswood Pomtret Salusbury Pomfret 25 Westmunster Pomtret .......... 28 Gunnery ......... l 3 , ........l2 ' ........l2 Page Huurfy-eiyllt Pomfret I 395 42 35 Name Coodale Ba ran ee Team Totals Ba ra Smltb ee Team Totals ee Mallory Baran Mallory PGMFRET FINAL STATISTICS Opponents 27 First downs Yards gained rushing Forwards attempted Forwards completed Yards gauned forwards Forwards :ntercepted by Number of punts Average distance punts Fumbles 7 369 Own fumbles recovered Penaltues Pomfret Football Indlvldual Stahshcs Ave Tries Yds Canned Yds Try 4 4 O9 4 I395 Ponnts n 49 Lee 25 Coodale 24 Passnng T Yds 9 4 2 Punts Kung lDropklckerI 6 Passes Complete c 4 OO Y s Ave T Klcks 202 235 Klck Offs 43 26 23 LLL... Backs Left to Rnght Baran, Lee, Goodale, D Smnth lquarterbackl Lune-Left to Rnght Bryan, Sommervulle, Mallory ICaptalnI, Wnlde, Bnngham, Lunger 68 ................... ' ................... 35 36 ................ ........,....... 6 9 2I ................ ................ 2 4 5 ............... ' ............... 38 5 ........,..... ' .............. I I4 ................. ................. 2 O I. ............... ' ............... . 2I ..................... ..................... I 3 I8 ............... .,............. 8 I8 .................... ' ......,............. I2 I OO ................ Yards lost penalties ................ 80 GP ' . ' . 43 3 I. 53 68 8.7 L ........................... 6 90 395 4.4 2II 5.2 CP . . Pt. ' ................. 6 36 33 I8 .55 L ................... 6 69 2 2 I. O 5 36 2I .583 C-P d. . .' L ................................ 6 44. 5 I52 34. 5 Y an-, N 7? ' 'l KW 11 . A '1 W- .M- '-an Q . 'if X,- A Q wg , .11-,. W , h-:xg L .2 .. 43.26 Qs Q , 'L 1, F 5 3'-Wbfxi 'J 6 .,,,,sE-Mari 'JL 'v :SWA 2 3 Q4 -U W, O' 265131 'fi rl' 59 sq A THE LEAGUE FCOTBALL SEASON THE INTERMEDIATES A newly formed group including second, third. and fourth formers. these lightweights learned the val- ues of courage and drive. Pitted against teams of older and heavier boys, they failed to make a touch- down, That they held their ground and learned to play good defensive ball is a tribute to their spirit and enthusiasm. Left to Right- -Second Row: Hudson, Borden, Robbins, Harris, Williams, Tauch- ert, Sharp, Eshbaugh, Mr, Dentler. First Row: Robbins, Gaston, Floyd, Fiske, Lewis, Lasell, Wilson Tl-lE SENIORS A new experiment in non-varsity football netted a compact group of fifth and sixth formers some excit- ing games under the coaching of Mr. Francis. lnspired by hard-driv- ing Bartholet, cheered on by cheer- ing Ben Cate, the highlight of the r season was tie-score with Putnam l-ligh Though game scores were not promising, the program devel- oped good material for next years varsity. Left to Right Second Row. Woolworth, Robinson, W.1lcl4, l-latch, Adams, Gaston, Pcmerov, Aller, Lumbard, Mr. Francis. First Raw l-lenrv, Cate, Cross, Randall, Bartholet, Tavlcr, Burnham, Criess. THE lumiotas Most triumphant of the three teams, the juniors succeeded in thrashing Rectorvs squad several times during the fall months. Ryan called most of the plays, while Mak- owsky and Caston pushed for the goal-line time and time again, Han- dicapped by a lack of reserves. the juniors drew help from the ranks of the Intermediates. Now that the three-team program has proved worthwhile, it is hoped more feath- erweights will be attracted to the field of battle. Left to Rignt Second Row: C-aston, Elzyd. Lasell, Morgan, Morse, Hare, Wilson, Hoag First Rgw. Paterson, Young, Ma- kowskx, OBrien Grant, Miller, my L I Q, 4 ., Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret GAME RECORD Putnam Tech Plannfleld St George Stafford Spr Loomis School Putnam Hugh Milton Mary E Wells Tabor Cruswold Westminster Bartlett Tourtellott St Marks A GREAT TEAM The best basketball team Ive ever coached at Pomfret were Coach Mansfueld s words The tally? I2 wuns and 3 losses The team was not dependent on any one man three players scored over IOO pounts durung the year Smooth teamwork was the wlnnnng keyword wnth Captasn Baran setting up the plays Don Smuth pouring In the pounts Bensnnger settung the pace Somerville cleared the paths and dad the reboundlng whsle McCeary s defensuve work In breakung up fast breaks held the enemees ln check Player Baran Bensnnger McCeary Smuth D Somervllle Cardnner uhrlng Morrrs Robb Soutter Fneld Coals Free Goals c 4 4 94 O 44 5955636 520250 26 c 32 7 O 697 298 OOO OOO 5OO 333 P Fouls 6 9 Pounts I3 I2 Pflgc folly Pomfret ................ 44 Moses Brown ............... 33 INDIVIDLIAL STATISTICS M A Pt. M A Pt. . ' ................492IO.23 25 47.5 32 l32 ' .........r... 52 I58 .330 24 57 ,421 29 I28 76.29O 2I 28.5 I5 65 ' , . ............. 9I 2 8 .367 46 67. 39 228 ' ............ 37I26.2 2O 67. 32 94 A ............. 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Cranston .... , . . Pomfret . . . Westminster . . . . . Pomfret .. . Hope High .... , . . Pomfret . . . St. Marks .... . . . Pornfret . . . O Deerfield ...... . . 8 Pomfret . . . 3 Providence High . .,. l I Pomtret gBurrillviIle . Page furfy-sir M , ,,m-wy 1 bf as A,, mf f. ca ' FV. I ni is Q' Ill. xii I V N -'lx fm? G fi-V Qs 37' V5 . ' ixfkf- L- .viM,:,., . Sszgfglfg, -5, 9 I 6 4 'dmv 4Vfx Nw. 'Q Q an 9 'ir V A lo 5,4 GK? li Il 4 Qflff IFR glfio 7 -gf B1 AOWTI all 1 W XQXKFR is SQII' .ll GNP V959 'vp L any fN QS! PHI '13-P 94 THE LETTERMEN Left to Rnght Back Row Ba an Harmon Mullard Grove Robb Garduner Front Coodale McCeary Cate Coach Mansfleld Captan Pond Bensunger Smuth D Row THE VARSITY BASEBALL SEASON As the game scores for the season show l95l was a good year for the Pondmen though the fngures are not up to the par set un other varslty sports To take the Sydney P Clark trophy Good ale at shortstop batted at a 400 clap for most of the season taperung to 389 at the end of the year The year started well wuth 2 easy wnns slumped through 2 and picked up again It was a strange season with a strange cycle of wins and losses That the Batsters saved a full face In the last game agannst Westmln ster points to steady development through out the season however For thus 7 O shut out vuctory Pete lvlcC.eary patched masterfully whale hus mates made only l error un the field somethung new for a Pomfret Nune Page forty-fight Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret Pomfret 7 Tourtellott Wood tock Taft S afford Sprungs Burrlllvllle Bart ett Salusbury Mary E Wells St George Putnam Tech Putnam Hugh St Mark s Providence Co D Westmnnster aY QQ! at xi ' me 6 'R4'1Q40 'ff 'J qwfkf F GW' I? '95 96, QNFR, ' fiif 411' TH VARSITY SQUAD et to Rght Back R B thoet P e Cay Sm th A dupont Ada s e a a armo a o e o a ey s e Coodale Iv1cCea y ate mg M sf eId coach Po d S VITAL STATISTICS Batting Coodale . . Millard . Bartholet . . White . . . Robb . Pond . . Bensinger . McCeary , . Grove .... Smith D. .. Gardiner . . Gray , . Baran . . Adams, I, .. . Hare ...... . Harmon ..... . 8 O O O O I Team Batting .. Seco F st o aver, . 9 . 2 .2 ,4 .zoo .2 I 4 I 0 .ooo .ooo ,263 Page foi'ty-nz'nr I K ,ww fx 1 V' li- A r Ps, W 2 . 1 ' gfsgfwi L ,, - V 3 ' s ,Y ,V .,-4 H 1 ' -4 ,.,,X THE AC HAEAN TEAM Left to Right-Back Row: Wilson, Lyon, Hall, Miller, First Row: Pope, Ryan, Abry, Brown, ter Weele, Byles. jackson. LEAGUE BASEBALL Talk flowed fast in early spring about how the Ionians were certain to crush the Achaeans on the diamond. No real predictions were set forth, but most forecasters claimed the games would be cut and dried . Even after the season's opener went to the Achaeans, the Ionian sages were confident. But superior hitting blasted the Achaeans to victory over a vastly more efficient Ionian infield. The season closed, May 28, when the Blackshirts clinched the series, and the League Cup, by hitting a l3 to 8 victory over the Redshirts. Within the lengthened season, the Achaeans took 6 games, the Ionians 3, with one tie. The Ionians found compensation when shortstop Dodger Hoag received the Prize Day League Baseball Award. THE IONIAN TEAM Left to Right-Back Row: Hoag. Lasell, Floyd, Harris, Floyd. First Row: Hatch, Bennett, Finley, Cordon B. Robbins, Haggin, Lumbard. We Bow: Dodson No. 2: Sizer No. 3: Somerville Strokei Bryan Coxswain: Delafield Unfortunately at this happy time This poor crew coach must make a rhyme. But he knows full well that he cannot miss 1, ., r - 'K v -r as-nf! ., f x'-,V , M . W . ' , flifffgiz' -f ' - .. ' T ' f w ,QM rf! ' W, , ' ' f-fn. . 1' f- -v U ' Q ', A ' 'Win .0 79,4 ,,,. ,L -iw' 'iqfwfil'-f V-gi L- Afeow - -fibziw 1. ' ,f ' '2 , fr?-1'-2 4- ' ' ' A - 'LW ., , 2 ik ,, vim' -V ,nw r . - f ' M Q ,M - .gif-, . , U- N y N , ,meefai --ff.,' H ff 4 1 S .. ff' t ,, bv' K Q I Q - Q f,,.A4a. M, ' t N Aw Llmwy , I? ---Q 'X 11 ' .f dv, Vl 4: K A , : m yvf. I 'ai .: - -Y' '- - l 1'2-T . ' 'S' -9 . . 03,13 A. is A ' S Q x Q.- 4--A i, ,, Y f . If ,f' ' 11, g,4,'..Q ., . .2 X K P' f ' f 1 ,, , Q Q- 1 I 4. VM, JA' ii' P V , W, V ' , ' I J L fall, ,i , .MV , I , -snr' W ,' A I , I fm' . :NL ,vs -f ' '-'-4 .: 'anl- i z. ' 7 'r' W- L ' M Y , .--, ' is, 4. , . - ' A. ,,,,,, 'wr W M t In f itil I ,v I pl ,iw V ,TW . 7-we --- my - - ,. ----ff 2.,.. 4 . ' L .V . .. rw -rv' M fr' --f V ' V T '- 'H' I -iw'-Q f ,-fm , - . ' MVS J . . Z, W mug.. 'iw gn, '- ,Q1f' ' ' ' ' ' ' ,W..Q. M ' T W ,ff -ff.,-i 'l' Q ' M ' . b , V W W,sW.,,,,.J-E 4' Q.. M , y - -S' , - ,M r ff' ' g+w,i', -L., ..i.- '..4f'--:Q wmv.-,,.,,..M ' . F, Q- ' N ...-Q -we -M .L ...ya A , W'- :.,...f-M ..-, 9 tv V, ,xl A ,.44 M f ' -lw ,A .- V -cvl 'w ve 01 ul' -, P- .sv ' 'TI' M' , MH .ln-M T' This is a saga of l4 years But more important than the wins or Were oarsmen and fat coxswains. Com' yes 'Ll ears' Names like: Walker, House and Cooper-Ellis, Phillips, Williams and Wendy Davis. Babbit, Bryan, Blagden, Bull, Perkins, Garfield, Old Vermule. When his verse contains the reminisce. Lanier, Wister and Tom Dingman Roseland Lake and ulcerous Quinsigamond Sleepless nights. drawn faces Sinking shells. bloated corpses Wings of the Morning, Witch of the Waves Leaky launches that won't behave. lim, Austin, Andy Riker, Chappelka, duPont, Mad Flender. Hinsdale. Sayre, Big Bob Hunter, Simpkins, Cordon, Snarky Parker. Despard, duPont, Thibodeau and Spike Dodson, Waldo lohnston. Haskel and Sizer, Harry Platt, Somerville and Fat Mat. All these are included in a memory. Years like '40, '4l undefeated-all races won, '44, '48, Both finished with a clean slate, Then '49, '50, unbelievable. unfair. lt can't be done. Yes it was, in '51, BUT we're at the end-amen-amen Then let her run with joy. For here's to the future and Bob Pomeroy. -Rockwell Page fifty-two Bow: Hard No. 2: Shew No. 3: Mcflagg Stroke: Pomeroy Coxswain 1 Henry Bow: Riker No. 2: H. duPont No. 3: Boyer Stroke: Bricken Coxswain: Randall THE WINGS OF THE MORNING Maintaining its winning record of the last two years, the third boat beat Salisbury by one length, St. Marks, Brown and Nichols in a very tense last half, and South Kent by a length in the triangular race with St. Georges. THE CHARIOT GF FAME The voice of Ace boomed clear and long With never a broken word. We pulled together-did nothing wrong But still we came in third. Yet lets give a toast to the Pomtret Second In unison singing the Blues. At Worcester the hand of tate did beckon, Else how the hell did we lose? k ,-.. if , in fu. 'Ill . J-, nf x L L' I f v f .. A! v vNFQ,,Z',Z V A is X 4 Q M..-f ' W-' E a n Q . .. W 2 1' md, sg? Q-:.g,,b 1 . , 'Wg , . , F' 41' .- . W 'f ,,,. gh, WJ.-,prf., ,JM ' f-iv auf gf- NN 'f . .-K- ,.- W- .Uf .- , jf! fix' ,vba 4 'v MMU -L- rua 'a 1 5.1, X! , X , 1317 4 1 i -Q16 a ,+ Lt, 3' s. 7 fy- .gm-. YY- if-A49 ...gigg- Zfrz 4.45 . 2 4-4 38 Q8 DC T o riff- . Left to RightfBack Row: Mr. Edmunds, Payne, Reese, Rowe, Dorr. Second Row: Hall, English, Mclntosh, Morris, ter Weele. First Row: - Ryan, Hard, Heublein, Bennett, Adams. THE SGCCER TEAM Only half of the l949 team returned. but Coach Edmunds opened a hopeful season nonetheless in mid-October, Art Heublein and Carey lvlclntosh were Pomfret's strong assets, Art holding down center half, Carey controlling the line from center forward. The long-legged Dorr per- formed his chores in the goal with able support from veteran Rowe and newcomer Peter Payne, the two roaming the fullback slots. A veteran booter from wayback. Mr. Ed- munds knew the team's flawsi inept ball control and poor kicking. The team met with 2 setbacks at the hands of a more experienced Monson High School club in the opening games of the season: 3-O, and 4-l. with the second game-played on home ground-point- ing to true team development. This improvement steadied the Shin- crackers to a decisive victory over an inferior afm ' fl , as .5 5 t0i...3lL5'r:: . ..-,,- ...fa 't c -- . f N- .. Monson Academy junior Varsity, 9-O. Doug Hellstrom will never forget how he rooted the ball high into the air, to see it bounce before the goal. then fall in for the last point For the second year of play in this 'imported sport. Pomfret has demonstrated a genuine enthusiasm for the game. A few more years and it may be a major sport, Pugi 1'i'jfii.!i',-, M , , , as 41. i21f.'f5' U '.f AA- 4 4 .1 1.5, FINAL RESULTS OF POMFRET'S 53 SPRING TRACK MEET EVENT WINNER I20 Low Hurdle junior Byles Senior Millard 60 Yard Dash Midget Makowsky l00 Yard Dash junior Bingham Senior Baran 220 Yard Dash Midget Finley junior Bingham Senior Bensinger 440 Yard Run Open Millard B80 Yard Run Open King Page fifty-sir TIME I8 IGS 7.6 ll.3 ll.4 28.6 26.4 26.2 6l.9 :266 EVENT WINNER TIME Shot Put junior Allen 4l' 3 Senior Smith, A. fr Abry, R. 32'lO Broad jump junior Bingham I8' 3 Senior Neville I6' 8 High jump junior Bricken, I-lellstrom Senior Coodale junior Relay Senior Relay Medley Relay Bartholet l.l2 Baran l.0-4 Floyd, R. l.l2 GRAND TOTALS: IONIANS 90 I-3 ACI-IAEANS 73 2-3 l95l LEAGU E COMPETITION The lonuan Achaean League serres saw the best lnterest and funest sports manshrp that thus tradltlon has seen In many years The Achaeans under the able dnrectron of Ben Cate and the Ionlans prloted by Rollue Floyd turned out one of the best seasons Football was a but dlfferent thus year than un the past Because a new experlment drvldsng non varsity players Into weight and age categories proved successful only 2 out of 3 games decrded the place on the plaque rather than the hlstornc 4 out of 7 Two overwhelming VICTOFIGS by the Achaeans put them l ahead for the year Wrnter saw both leagues an top form Honors In both hockey and basket ball were splut The Achaeans took the hockey sernes 4 games to 2 getting started after the lonrans swept the farst match On the ball court the Red shrrts swept 4 stranght games to avenge the hockey defeat though all these Sprung found the Achaeans leading the lonrans 2 to l for the League Cup The forecast for sprung events favored the lonlan baseball club a toss up for the track meet and a slrghtly favored Achaean set In the Tug Of War These proved somewhat Inaccurate for the desparrung Redshurts The Achaeans walloped them In the lengthened baseball season wunnrng 6 games to the lonnans 3 Thus not only gave the Achaeans the ball slot on the plaque but proved to be the decrdung point for Cup as well Despite the loss of the cup the lonuans fought back to shellack the Black shnrts un the Track meet wrnnrng by nearly 20 pornts To close out the competrtuon for the year the Achaeans won the Tug of War rn 2 stralght pulls The lonlans made hrstory however by making these the longest hauls ID Pomfret s hustory Trme 8 mlnutes 35 seconds games were close, 2 of them decided by l point! Page fifty Q 1 THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION COUNCIL Prodded by Coach Mansfneld lvlul lard pushed hrs cohorts Coodale and Mallory Into the following the lvlrl ton football rally new cheers a new laundry system electron of A A of flcers and a new pount system Lack of student Interest nn the Assocuatlon handncapped the Councll s actlvutues from beginning to end There were however notable achievements that hlghllghted the year Secretary Mallory s clear concise notes certaln ly head the lust But our egos lntlated when we gazed proudly upon the walls of the C-ym s stanrwell adorned wlth team plctures for the turst time an ten years Page fifty-eight THE ATHLETIC STORES Runnung the athletic store can be a long tough job On one hand the store has to keep a steady supply of balls bats and rackets at the same tlme the store has to rent out all sorts of other equlpment which has to be cleaned replaced and recondutnoned from tame to tame The boys respon sable thus year for the store s mannte nance were Baran uhrung Boyer and I-Ienry Left to Right Henry Baran uhrung Boyer 5 Nw'-Q ggi THE CHEERLEADERS Led by Ben Cate the cheerleaders saw to It that the school wasnt lack :ng In spurlt and enthusuasm at the games and other sports events Cate s flair for organization and has unflag glng vlgor netted bugger and better cheers and more frequent cheer ses SIOVTS Left to Rght Harvey Soutter Cate Rlker McCeary. ACTIVITIES Page fift T Q SBU Left to Right-Standing: Mr. Francis, Coodale, Adams, Harvey, Grove, Bricken, Robb, Dodson, Mr. Strong. Seated: Baran, Andrade, Riley, Mr. Stringer, Bartholet, Hatch, Eshbaugh, Boyer, president, Cate, Mr. Barker, Mr. Toomey, Wilde, Mr. Rockwell, Bingham, THE COUNCIL This year for the first time a Council existed composed of both student and faculty mem- bers. Despite lack of experience as a govern- ing group, the Council achieved ends that had eluded former Cabinets and the like. The year's trend was for a more liberal school policy. This is borne out by the bulk of the Council's actions-setting up a new discipline system entailing a Records Com- mittee, granting Fifth Form smoking privi- lege, forming a Dormitory Committee, adding the first amendment to the School Constitu- tion, opening meetings to the student body. and giving all students the store privilege at Pugr' sixty any time. Molding a discipline system present- ed the year's greatest challenge, The fact that the Council not only succeeded in meeting this problem but also equally complex ques- tions was a tribute to its own ambition as well as to the tactful guidance of President Boyer. The Council of 'Sl fathered many tangible measures. But its greatest strength lay in that it was respected as the school's govern- ing body. Interest at all times ran high, whether it was in Bricken's wish that he and Spike could go skiing before dawn, or in Bouge's Bureau for the betterment of working condition, among the Pomfret masses. THE BANK lt was Art jones who did all the work in the bank this year. He spent untold hours straightening out the books that Sout and Bill Somerville had confused by cashing checks off hours and making small loans. And more than once a long line of check-cashers was turned away because the bank was out of money Despite B ll s lOUs a d Sout s juggling of Dance Committee funds Art kept the books balanced and the organization on its feet most of the year t to Ri ht jones A Somervi e Soutter THE POST OFFICE Nothing revolutionary happened to the post office it is still in he same old place and the combina tion boxes still hold their precious contents from prying eyes lt can be said that a new system for get ting packages was devised but we still had to sign the little book Mr Somers loaned the committee too and whipped Kinky and Rolly into getting the mall out by lunch ln general though the mail was one of those things that gust kept on happening Left to Right Mr Quigley Floyd Riker postmasters Mr Somers THE TLICK SHOP Kinky Neeley and Sam grafted as much food as they sold this year What was not grafted was openly swiped by Ma Sout Whitney or Bobble Between attempts to keep these marauders from b hind the counter periodical threats to close the place down and a running con test with Neeley as to who would lose more keys Sam kept us well stocked with coke candy and ice cream Despite riots and infuriated managers the Tuck Shop kept the belly wash brigade stuffed to bal loon like proportions Left to Right Harvey general manager Mallory and Riker managers Page sutu om . 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LIBRARY COMMITTEE Guided by lvlrs l-lenry the com mittee set out to become Pomtret s first genuine working Library Com mittee lvlade up of representa tives from the upper three forms it shelved books cleaned up the room at the end of the day and hunted down missing books at Inventory periods The members learned to handle books efficiently made many suggestions to the Council which were carried out by the ad ministratlon Left to Right Chambers Pond Crrove Floyd Page siffy-tivo HEAD WAITERS l-lead head Tom taking orders from Mary and pacifying Mr Erick son kept the dining room at a fair ly even keel jamie s record amount ot meals given prompted Bouge to start his union against head wait ers a force squelched by Mr Stringer as quickly as it was organ ized before it grew to be too power ful All further revolts were stop ped by a suspectedly biased Ponte fract poll which strongly favored the head waiters Left to Right Wilde Whitney Soutter Mary Cotter Millard Boyer Coodale VESTRY What little was accomplished in the Vestry always came from the labors of Rolly and Denny Even in the Fourth Form as Chapel Boys they kept the place going ln mat ters ot carrying the cross or helping in a Communion service, either Bugs tlatly refused, or Sam didn't be- lieve in it, leaving it once more to Groves papal spirit to be accom- plished. Left to Right--Back Row: Floyd, Grove, Boyer, Harvey, Second Row: Taylor, Shew, Davis, Adams. First Row: Dodson, Harmon, M Left to Right--First Picture: Pond ture: Smith, Coodale, Cate, Millard Somerville, Riker, Riley. THE PONTEFRACT laimie held Bouge and Mack from each other's throats long enough to pro- duce a top flight Ponte. Mr. Coop and triumvirate worked day and night in a mass of galleys, proofs, cut-outs and try- outs all swearing and threatening. Help- ing them were Sout, Bugs, Sam, Ducky and Pullme. Mat, Rolly, and Denny got ads, balanced the books and sent out the papers, keeping the sheet in the black. Left to Right-Back Row: Pulrnan, Floyd, Dela- field. First Row: Soutter, Cate, Coodale, Mcln- tosh, Boyer. if i i THE GRIFFIN BOARD Grove, Boyer, Harvey. Second Pic- Third Picture: Soutter, Whitney, Wilde, Lee, Not shown are: Mallory, THE DORM ASSISTANTS The dorm assistant's job is probably the least appre- ciated in the school. It en- tails supervision of uninhib- ited Second and Third Form- ers who don't know what respect and order mean, and more mature Fourth and Fifth Formers who don't believe in these values. But the experience gained in the handling of people is invaluable to those Seniors elected to the job. This makes their trials and tribulations worth-while. Not until late in the Spring term did Pretzels. prodded by Mr. Dentler, realize that he. Ducky. Bob Storer and Sam had a class book to put out. They had spent most of the first half year setting policies, and had left the real work for later. Ducky was forced to resign his position for reasons of health to Fat Mat, only to return later. Page sixty-tIzi'vc A t l i i l ,V i l :4..:, 'l I . 5 ' , i Left to Right Back Row: Rowe. Davis. Soutter, Floyd, Smith. Somerville, Cray, Harland, Lee, Bryan. Adams, Smith, Chase. Whitney. Second Row: Grove, Schwenk, Ciriess. Gulliver, Howard. Simmons. Neville. Phipps. Roudebush. Chapman. Pomeroy, l-leublein, Millard. Manley, Andrade, Hall, First Row: Fiske. Coodale Warner, Bensiriger. Lang. Robb, Cross. Pulman. Hard. Owen. Seymour, Taylor, King, McCeary. Hellstrorn, GLEE CLUB Batoned by Mr. Brawley and cheered by leader jim Riker, the Clee Club con- tinued its reputation for perfection. Page sz fy four Testing its sails in an opener at Ethel Walker School, the year's two favorite songs were revealed: Watercresses , and lf I Cot My Ticket Can I Ride , soloed by Ash C-ulliver, Other steadies were Hallelujah, Amen , Ave Maria , and Masters In This Hall , an old Eng- lish Christmas Carol. The really big event of the year was the Chaffee-Pomfret combo production of Down ln The Valley , a smash-musi- cal success, with Rog Bensinger as naive hero, Amory King as the masterful villain. A combined performance with Brear- ley enlivened the May entertainment fare. the big number on the program a double-group rendition of How Lovely ls Thy Dwelling Place , by Brahms. A final Commencement showing for the benefit of friends and alumni, sus- tained by gratifying calls for encores. rounded out a busy year. Left to Right f-Standing: McAuliffe. secretary of glee club. Riker, president of glee club. Seated. Nlr Brawley. diretfor, Left to Rught Back Row Pomeroy Harvey Phipps Floyd president McAuliffe Breslav Chase Davus Second Row Cate Chambers Snmmons Roudebush Owen Howard Nevllle Goodale Flrst Row Mclntosh Brown Fiske Polman Harde Delafueld Pond THE CHOIR Rolly Floyd and Mr Brawley corralled a slew of asprrants some who could sung and a and thus organlzed the chonr lt was a long hard year spotted with repetutlons and some Sundays which dawned wwth no anthem The candlelnght servxce went over well and COMMUNITY CHORUS The communlty chorus consisted of residents of Pomfret and surroundlng communltues faculty fac ulty wives staff and stu dents Mr Brawley durect ed the group whnch gave a concert of Bach sacred mu src an March for the next and last mayor performance enough butt squads were massed ln favor of qualuty of which surprised even Mr Brawley Despute great wranglnng and several dubuous performances the year provided enough laughs and enough good sunglng to be worth whale ,, WW l number who could not, fixed rehearsal times, rehearsals to produce a prize-day service, the MOVIE COMMITTEE l-leld un lune by the conservatuve hand of Mr Somers thus group the butt of furious controversies man aged to act as Pomfrets l-lays Of flce selectnng the best Westerns such as Wmchester 73 and up to date thrullers luke D 0 A but avoid :ng such sought afters as Palsan and Samson and Dehlah Left to Right Bartholet Robb Abry Whitney Appleton Mr Somers DANCE COMMITTEE Inspired by lvlr Brawley he members ran Pomfrets social af faurs wnth a zest for orngnnaluty l-lnghlnghts were the fall and sprung formals which saw more boys at tending than ever before Supple mentlng these masslve occaslons were square dance wnth Chaffee School un Windsor and Sensor House Party In the Wnnter Pushed unto actlon by Penny Nevulle the commattee arranged evenings wlth Chaffee followrng the comblned productuon of Down nn the Valley and wuth Brearly School of New York after a Clee Club concert Left to Right Wilde Soutter R er Neville Mr Brawley Riley Heublen Ben snnger Page szfty su THE POMFRET SCHOOL BAND Led and organized by lim jim a band was assembled thus year for the fnrst tnme since l944 Playnng the more dlgnrfled arrangements they sounded for all the world luke the Salvation Army but when they turned to jazz lm nm wnth the gone far away look In hls eyes unevutably brought frenzied shouts of Co' go' from the stands The band s final effort was a full fledged concert endlng nn a lam sessnon that would rnval any yolnt on 52nd Street Let to Rsght Rlker Walck Eeusner Hard Pope Lyon Gardiner Cutrell lvl Shaughnessy ,vi .. ,. 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