St Pauls School - Sixth Form Yearbook (Concord, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1945 volume:

3 3 A 5 Q a 5 I li 72 E Q E I ia Q R a F A ss 5 3 E If K 1 Q 51 1 Sl 3 s. 3 ,4 S E iv Y: Z' 3 1 I Q The Sixth Form Year Book ST. PAUUS SCHOOL CoNCoRD,N.H. SANCH x- W A fi CX 2 -.vi EV g '21 ii Q E nM ' l, Ei 1 - f - funn - -b 1945 fDed1kalzbn HE SIXTH FORM wishes to dedicate this Yearbook to Mr. Monie and Mr. Ericson, both of whom are retiring this year. Perhaps no other man has served on so many commit-tees as has Mr. Monie. His work as Chairman of the Entrance and Schol- arship Committees, as a member of the Disciplinary Committee, and in recent years as Vice-Rector testify to his devotion and ser- vice to St. Paul's. Mr. Monie has throughout his years here shown himself a real friend and helper to the boys and we are glad indeed that he and Mrs. Monie will continue -to live near the School he knows and has served so well. St. Paul's will certainly miss Mr. Ericson next year. Always cheerful, he showed his devotion to the School by his untiring ef- forts in all our athletics. The excellence of the gym and track teams in recent years is due largely to his hard work. He spent many hours of his time giving private exercises and massaging sore muscles, and much credit to the physical litness of the School is due to his example and leadership. We wish this splendid athlete the best of luck wherever he goes. Mr. Monzk Mr. Erzkson Foreword HIS year the Sixth Form has had added responsibilities owing to the large number of its members who graduated last year or left for the service. At Graduation, there are only fifty-eight of us left, and we hope that this group has lived up to its obligations. Many boys served as supervisors for both semesters, and the Council, in spite of an unusually difficult year, has functioned efficiently under the able leadership of Tom Armstrong. To Mr. and Mrs. Toland, who are leaving this year, we wish the bes-t of luck and we hope that they will come back to visit their many friends at the School very often. Ash Brook Farm has become too integral and pleasant a part of the School for us to be able to contemplate its being closed without genuine regret. The following have left the Form during the past two years to enter military service: Charles L. Andrews Gordon T. Cheney Marcus T. Reynolds Thomas M. Armstrong Lea M. Griswold Belford Richards Boswell A. Blackmer Nathaniel Hartshorne Frank S. White joseph R. Busk, jr. Clayton McMichael, Jr. We wish to remember them and the cause for which they are fighting. Let us hope that this year may be the last full war year, and that our successors, the present Fifth Form, will be able to graduate under peace- time conditions. JOSEPH W. DONNER, Chairman DONALD C. LEA, Business Manager AVERY D. ANDREWS, II TENCH FRAZER CHARLES F. LGWREY THOMAS M. MCCLINTOCK ROBERT E. PRESTON E. M. PARKER THOMAS IRA H. WASHBURN THE COUNCIL Rrar: O'Connor, Brock, Armstrong, R. C. Henriques, A. M. Austin Front: R. H. Soule, Wood, Chapin, W. R. Hilliard, Smith, P, G. Brown, W. H. Lewis, P, H. Blair 1'Hli SIXTH FORM THE FIFTH FORM Jr THE FOURTH FORM THE THIRD FORM THE LOXVER SCHOOL QForms I and IU TETFF'-: N 4,55 ... THE FACULTY We Szbclh Form of 1945 GRADUATE D AT MID-YEARS President I'HOM,XS MOR I'ON ARMSTRONG Ablmcvlllt., R. D. Z, L.mc.1stcr, I'.1. Isthmian, Shattuck Yale Navy Vive-President MITCHELL BROCK Edgemont, Pa. Isthmian, Shattuck Princeton Navy Sczutaty ANTHONY MORRIS O'CONNOR Baldwln Road, Mt. Ktsco, N. Y. Delphi:-m, Shattuck Princeton Army Tzeasurer RICHARD CONOVER HENRIQUES Boxwood Farm, Berwyn, Pa. Delphian, Halcyon Yale Navy ARTHUR ADAMS, JR. Wilsondale Street, Dover, Mass. Isthmian, Shattuck Harvard AVERY DELANO ANDREWS, II 815 Park Avenue New York N. Y Delphian, Halcyon Harvard Army ALBERT MORRIS AUSTIN, JR. 259 West Cherry Circle, Memphis, Tennessee Old Hundred, Halcyon United States Military Academy West Point, N. Y. ALEXANDER TAYLOR BALDWIN, JR. Bedford Hills, N. Y. Delphian, Halcyon Yale Navy JOSEPH CLARK BALDWIN, JR. Wainscott, L. I. Delphlan, Halcyon Harvard Army JOHN WALLACE BARNUM Hill Pon' Old Lyme Conn Istlmuan, Shattuck Yale M armes EDWVIN RILH ARDS BIGELOW 116 East 63rd Street, New York, N. Y. Isthmxan. Halcyon Yale Army Air Force PETER HEYLIGER BLAIR 5618 Northumberland Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Isthmlan, Shattuck Yale Navy JOSEPH RICHARD BUSK, 240 E. 68th St., New York, N. Y. Old Hundred, Shattuck Harvard Navy DOUGLAS RULISON COLEMAN, JR 30 Sutton Place, New York, N. Y. Old Hundred, Shattuck Princeton Navy Air Corps RICHARD COX COWELL 2500 Q Street, Washington, D. C. Old Hundred, Halcyon Yale Marines JOSEPH WILLIAM DONNER 1234 Bennington Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa Delphian, Shattuck Princeton Navy 73 EDMUND FLEETXVOOD DUNSTAN' 530 E. 86th St., New York, N. Y. Dclpliian, Halcyon Yale Navy HENRY FERGUSON LEE CORBIN EDDISON Ardsley-on-Hudson, N. Y. Istlnnian, Halcyon M. I. T. Army 1322 Stratford Rd., Schenectady, N. Y. Dclphian, Halcyon University of Michigan Navy PHILIP B. FISHER, JR. 7802 Crcshcim Rd., Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. Isthmian, Halcy on Princeton Navy TENCH FRAZER 8015 Navajo St., Chestnut Hill, Pllllddlflplll Old Hundred, Halcyon University of Pennsylvania Navy tl 18, Pu. LE X M -XRSH GRISXVOI D Old Lyme Conn lsthmmn, Shattuck Y'1le Navy Alrforce CH ARLES MURRXY ROBERT HXINES 580 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Delphmn, Halcyon Harvard JOSEPH BAILEY HAREI MEYER 51 Paddington Rd., Scarsdale, New York Isthmiin Hwlcyon Yale Army Air Corps DAWSON GALLERY HERON 5855 Solway St., PlllSlDUI'gll, Penna. Isthmian, Shattuck Yale Navy MEACHAM HITCHCOCK Corning Drive, Lake Shore Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio Old Hundred, Halcyon Yale Navy RICHARD CARMICHAEL HOLLYDAY, JR. 115 E 90th St., New York, N. Y. Old Hundred, Shattuck Prmceton Marmes AMORY HOUGHTON, JR. The Knoll, Corning, N. Y. Isthmian, Halcyon Harvard Marmes TOWNSEND JONES KNIGHT 1170 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y Old Hundred, Shattuck Harvard Navy DONALD CLARKE LEA St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Isthmian, Halcyon M. I. T. Army WILLMOTT HARSANT LEWIS, JR. 1314 28th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Delphian, Halcyon Yale CHARLES FREDERICK LOWREY 2006 Washington St., San Francisco, Calif Shattuck, Delphian Yale Navy SKIDDY MARDEN LUND 180 Dudley Rd., Newton Center, Mass. Old Hundred, Shattuck Harvard Navy EDMUND CALVERT LYNCH 570 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Delphian, Shattuck Yale Navy THOMAS MILLER MCCLINTOCK 6 Heathcate Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Isthmian, Halcyon Yale Army CLAYTON MCMICHAEL, JR. Box 1365, Sarasota, Fla. Isthmian, Halcyon University of Pennsylvania Marines f 519' ' ROBERT L. MONTGOMERY, JR. Simsbury Conn Old Hundred, Halcyon Yale Army WILLIAM SAYLES NICHOLSON 288 Blackstone Blvd., Providence, R. I Delphian, Shattuck Yale Navy GEORGE LEWIS OHRSTROM, JR. Greenwich, Connecticut Isthmian, Shattuck Princeton Marine Corps Resewe WILLIAM HALL PAINTER 704 Devonshire St., Pittsburgh, Pa Delphian, Shattuck Princeton Navy V-6 CHAUNCEY GOODRICH PARKER, III' Washmgton, D. C. Isthmian, Halcyon Harvard Marines DONALD PELHAM 15 North Drxve, Great Neck, N. Y Old Hundred, Shattuck Princeton JOHN RODGERS PENN' Contoocook, N. H. Old Hundred, Shattuck Yale GILMAN PERKINS' Leroy, N. Y. Delphian, Shattuck Yale Army ROBERT E. PRESTON 13 Ashland St., Worcester, Mass. Delphian, Shattuck Princeton Navy FREDERICK G. ROBERTS 35 Hodge Rd., Princeton, N. Old Hundred, Halcyon Princeton Navy Air Corps AUGUSTUS L. PUTNAM, JR. 79 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. Delphian, Shattuck University of Chicago Navy HOWARD HENRY ROBERTS' Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. Isthmian, Halcyon Yale American Field Service DUDLEY ROCHESTER West Mountain Farm, Arlington, Vt. Old Hundred, Shattuck M. I. T. Marines THOMAS OWEN SARGENT 1943 Albany Ave., VV. Hartford, Conn. Delphian, Shattuck Navy RICHARD P. RYERSON 51 5th Ave., New York, N. Y. Old Hundred, Halcyon Princeton Army GEORGE JOHN SCHREIBER Port Washington, L. I. Delphian, Halcyon Yale Navy DAVID W. SCULLY 221 Cheswold Lane, Haverford, Pa. Yale HARRY G A SEGGERMAN Rumson Rd., Rumson, N. J. Isthmlan, Shattuck Princeton Navy RICHARD H. SOULE 58 Euston St., Brookline, Mass. Old Hundred, Shattuck Harvard Army WINSOR SOULE, JR. 770 Mission Canyon Rd., Santa Barbara, Calif. Old Hundred, Shattuck California Institute of Technology LOUIS LEE STANTON, JR. 580 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Dclphian, Shattuck Yale Marines WILLIAM STEWART Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, N. Y. Old Hundred, Shattuck Yale Marines PETER NVETHERILL STROH 854 Edgernont Park, Grosse Point Q50j, Michigan Delphian, Shattuck Yale Navy JOHN RICHARD SUYDAM, JR Southboro, Mass. Old Hundred, Halcyon Army PARKER THOMAS Sandy Pond Farm, Lincoln, Mass. Isthmian, Halcyon Yale Navy ANTHONY MAXTONE GREENOUGH TOWNSEND 1 Beekman Place, New York, N. Y. Isthmian, Halcyon Harvard Navy is A.. EDWARD HALLAM TUCK Perrywood, Upper Marlboro, Maryland Isthmian, Halcyon Prmceton Navy JAMES AMORY SULLIVAN WALKER Peapack, New Jersey Isthmian, Halcyon Harvard IRA H. WASHBURN, JR. Horsencck Lane, Lake Ave., Greenwich, Conn. Old Hundred, Halcyon Yale Navy JAMES M. WATERBURY 103 East 75th St., New York, N. Y. Dclphian, Halcyon Yale Marines JOSEPH GARNEAU WERNER 9625 Ladue Rd., St. Louis, Mo. Isthmian, Shattuck Princeton Marines FRANK STEARNS WHITE 19100 Shelburne Rd., Shaker Hghts. 18, Ohio Delphian, Shattuck Yale Navy WM. H. WILLIS, JR. 4110 Jefferson Ave., Miami Beach, Fla. Delphian, Shattuck Yale Navy WILLIAM PHILLER WOOD Camp Discharge, Conshohocken, Pennzl. Old Hundred, Halcyon Harvard Navy WETHERED WOODWORTH, JR' Owings Mills, Md. Delphian, Shattuck Cornell Marines ALAN RALPH MONTAGU STUART WORTLEY Box 382, Hopwood, Pa. Isthmian, Halcyon Yale Army Air Corps gmclualzhg ana' N0nfReIurn1hg Ejiih Farmers ALIQXANDIZR ALDRICH Jericho, Long Island Delphian, Halcyon M. I. 'I'. Navy WILLIAM W. BIANCHI 320 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Old Hundred, Shattuck Yale Navy CHARLIQS l'URC1il.I, CECIL Flat Rock, N. C. Delpliian, bllaltuclx Annapolis Naval Academy Navy JOSEPH HARTLEY GREILR 4 Johany Road, Fairmont, West Virginia Old Hundred, Halcyon Yale Navy JAMES KING NORRIS, JR. 400 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Old Hundred, Shattuck Yale Army STEPHEN JOY PACKARD 345 Heath St., Chestnut Hill, Mass Old Hundred, Shattuck Harvard Navy ALLAN RAMSAY 151 East 79th St., New York, N. Y. Old Hundred, Shattuck Prmceton Navy HARTLEY RAMSAY 151 East 79th St.. New York, N. Y Old Hundred, Shattuck Yale Navy JOHN EMMONS RHODEBECK Old Hundred, Shattuck Harvard Army 162 East 80th St., New York, N. Y. PHILLIP RICHARD VON STADE Westbury, Long Island, N. Y. Old Hundred, Halcyon Amherst Navy WILMOT WHITNEY 58 Webster Rd., Weston, Mass. Delphian, Halcyon Harvard Navy The .Alctzifztzes of the Szbclh Form of 1945 The Form Omcers T. M. Armstrong, President M. Brock, Vice-President A. M. O'Connor, Secretary R. C. Henriques, Treasurer The Council A. M. Austin, III, 2d half-year P. H. Blair, lst and 2d half- years E. F. Dunstan, Jr., lst half-year W. H. Lewis, Jr., lst and 2d half-years R. H. Soule, lst and 2d half- years W. P. YVood, lst and 2d half- years Supervisors A. M. Austin, III, lst half-year A. T. Baldwin, Jr., lst and 2d half-years F.. R. Bigelow, lst and 2d half- years P. H. Blair, lst and 2d half- years M. Brock, 2d half-year D. R. Coleman, Jr., lst and 2d half-years C. M. R. Haines, 2d half-year R. C. Henriques, lst and 2d half-years. D. C. Heron, 2nd half year R. C. Hollyday, Jr., 2d half- year A. Houghton, Jr., lst half-year D. C. Lea, 2d half-year WV. H. Lewis, Jr., lst half-year R. L. Montgomery, Jr., lst half-year WV. S. Nicholson, 2d half-year A. M. OlConnor, lst and 2d half-years YV. H. Painter, lst half-year C. G. Parker, III, lst half-year G. Perkins, lst half-year F. N. G. Roberts, lst and 2d half-years R. P. Ryerson, lst half-year D. YV. Scully, 2d half-year R. H. Soule, lst half-year YV. Stewart, lst half-year P. W. Stroh, lst and 2d half- years J. R. Suydam, Jr., 2d half-year E. H. Tuck, 2d half-year J. M. Waterbury, lst and 2d half-years YV. P. Wood, lst and 2d half- years A. R. M. S. Wortley, 2d half- year Inspectors YV. S. Nicholson, Secretary J. B. Hartmeyer, Upper School Desks H. H. Roberts, Lower School Desks R. L. Montgomery, Jr., Lower School Desks J. R. Suydam, Jr., Gymnasium Sunday Bounds Inspectors L. M. Griswold, Chairman A. Adams, Jr. J. WV. Barnum H. Ferguson 'J. C. Heron T. J. Knight D. F. Rochester L. L. Stanton, Jr. E. M. P. Thomas IN. H. Willis, Jr. W. Mloodworth, Jr. A. R. M. S. WVortley Moving Picture Committee G. Perkins P. W. Stroh Yellow Slip Accountant A. M. G. Townsend Sunday School Teachers H. Ferguson D. F. Rochester T. O. Sargent W. Soule, Jr. Symphony Room Committee H. G. A. Seggerman, . Chairman A. M. G. Townsend Attendance Committee W. Soule, Jr., Chairman J. R. Busk, Jr. S. M. Lund W. H. Painter The Acolyte Guild W. H. Lewis, Jr. Head Acolvte A. M. Austin, III J. W. Barnum H. Ferguson J. B. Hartmeyer A. Houghton, Jr. D. C. Lea C. G. Parker, III G. Perkins R. E. Preston F. N. G. Roberts T. O. Sargent W. Soule, Jr. L. L. Stanton, Jr. P. R. von Stade J. A. s. Walker A . R. M. S. Wortley C ruci fers A. M. Austin, III H. Ferguson J. B. Hartmeyer A. Houghton, Jr. D. C. Lea W. H. Lewis, Jr. C. G. Parker, III G. Perkins R. E. Preston W. Soule, Jr. L. L. Stanton, Jr. A. R. M. S. WVortley Flag Carriers C. G. Parker, III R. H. Soule J. G. Werner Choir A. T. Baldwin, Jr., '41 J. C. Baldwin, Jr., '40, '41 J. W. Barnum, '44, '45 W. W. Bianchi, '43 J. W. Donner, '45 E. F. Dunstan, '44, '45 L. C. Eddison, '42 P. B. Fisher, '41 T. Frazer, '41 L. M. Griswold, '42, '45 C. M. R. Haines, '41 R. C. Henriques, '41 M. Hitchcock, '42 A. Houghton, '44, '45 T. J. Knight, '42 D. C. Lea, '40, '41, '42 E. C. J. Lynch, '41, '42, '45 W. S. Nicholson, '45 W. H. Painter, '41, '43, '44, '45 D. Pelham, '41 A. Ramsay, '42 H. H. Roberts, '41 R. P. Ryerson, '42 L. L. Stanton, Jr., '41, '42 J. R. Suydam, Jr., '41 E. M. P. Thomas, '45 A. M. G. Townsend, '42 E. H. Tuck, '41 P. R. von Stade, '45 J. A. S. Walker, '41 J. M. Waterbury, '40, '41 W. H. Willis, Jr., '45 W. Woodworth, Jr., '42 A. R. M. S. Wortley, '40 Chapel Wardens D. C. Lea, Chairman T. M. Armstrong M. Brock J. W. Donner C. M. R. Haines R. C. Hollyday, Jr. G. L. Ohrstrom, Jr. R. E. Pres-ton D. W. Scully Chapel Notice Board T. O. Sargent The Yearbook Committee J. W. Donner, Chairman D. C. Lea, Business Manager A. D. Andrews, II T. Frazer C. F. Lowrey T. M. McClintock R. E. Preston A. L. Putnam, Jr. E. M. P. Thomas I. H. Washburn The Chest Committee G. Perkins F. N. G. Roberts Chairmen P. H. Blair R. C. Henriques D. C. Lea R. P. Ryerson D. W. Scully P. W. Stroh P. R. von Stade J. M. Waterbury J. G. Yverner The Record Committee R. L. Montgomery, Jr., Chairman The Pictorial Board YV. P. WVood, Head Editor P. R. von Stade E. C. Lynch, Jr. The Hora' Board ASSOCIATE H EAD EDITORS C. M. R. Haines E. H. Tuck AssisTAN'r EDITORS A. DeL. Andrews, II P. B. Fisher, Jr. R. C. Hollyday, Jr. The Hockey Program Committee W. S. Nicholson, Chairman A. Adams, Jr. J. W. Barnum M. Hitchcock S. M. Lund W. H. Willis, Jr. The Dance Committee J. C. Baldwin, Jr., Chairman A. T. Baldwin, Jr. J. B. Hartmeyer J. G. Werner W. Woodworth, Jr. The Missionary Society P. H. Blair, President W. P. YVood, Vice-President C. G. Parker, III, Secretary A. M. O'Connor, Treasurer A. Adams, Jr. A. Aldrich A. T. Baldwin, Jr. E. R. Bigelow B. Brock J. WV. Donner H. Ferguson C. M. R. Haines J. B. Hartmeyer R. C. Henriques D. C. Heron M. Hitchcock A. Houghton, Jr. YV. H. Lewis, Jr. E. C. J. Lynch, Jr. R. L. Montgomery, Jr. G. Perkins F. N. G. Roberts T. O. Sargent R. H. Soule YV. Soule, Jr. YV. Stewart P. W. Stroh J. R. Suydam, Jr. E. H. Tuck P. R. von Stade . A. S. Walker . H. Washburn J. M. Waterbury J. G. Werner .I I Camp Councillors A. Adams, Jr. E. R. Bigelow P. H. Blair M. Brock D. R. Coleman, Jr. A. Houghton, Jr. D. C. Lea R. L. Montgomery, Jr. A. M. O'Connor G. Perkins R. P. Ryerson, Jr. D. W. Scully R. H. Soule L. L. Stanton, Jr. E. M. P. Thomas J. M. Waterbury YV. P. Wood A. R. M. S. Wortley The Cadmean Literary Society E. H. Tuck, Vice-President A. DeL. Andrews, II, Secretary E. R. Bigelow J. NV. Donner P. B. Fisher, Jr. J. H. Greer J. B. Hartmeyer R. C. Hollyday, Jr. R. YV C. G. H. R. I.. Montgomery, Jr. . H. Painter G. Parker, III Perkins G. A. Seggerman H. Soule YV. Soule, Jr. L. L. Stanton, Jr. M. Brock Tue CADMEAN n1aBAT1NG TEAM E. H. Tuck The Concorftian Literary Society C. M. R. Haines Vice-President W. P. Wood, Secretary A. Aldrich T. M. Armstrong J. W. Barnum P. H. Blair M. Brock L. C. Eddison T. Frazer L. M. Griswold M. Hitchcock D. C. Lea S. M. Lund F. N. G. Roberts P. W. Stroh D. W. Scully P. R. von Stade I. H. Washburn THE CONCORDIAN DEBATI NG TEAM The Dramatic Club M. R. Haines, Secretary C. D W. Scully, Treasury E. R. Bigelow L. C. Eddison P. B. Fisher, Jr. T Frazer J. H. Greer T Knight C. F. Lowrey R E. Preston H Ramsay F. N. G. Roberts D F. Rochester E. H. Tuck The Scientific Association M. Brock, Vice-President P. H. Blair, Secretary D A. C. Lea, Treasurer Aldrich A. M. Austin, III A. T. Baldwin, Jr. E. R. Bigelow J. W. Donner L. C. Eddison H. Ferguson L. M. Griswold J. B. Hartmeyer I D. C. Heron M. Hitchcock T. J. Knight C. F. Lowrey W. S. Nicholson NV. H. Painter C. M. R. Haines D. YV. Scully A. L. Putnam, Jr. J. E. Rhodebeck F. N. G. Roberts D. F. Rochester T. O. Sargent W. Soule, Jr. W. Stewart P. W. Stroh J. R. Suydam, Jr. J. A. S. Walker J. G. Werner F. S. White A. R. M. S. Wortley Le Cercle Francais E. H. Tuck, Vice-President C. M. R. Haines, Secretary T. Frazer, Treasurer H. Ramsay L. L. Stanton, Jr. Der Deutscher Verein W. P. Wood, Secretary D. W. Scully, Treasurer R. H. Soule P. R. von Stade The Library Association R. L. Montgomery, Jr., President W. H. Painter, Secretary-Treasurer J. C. Baldwin, Jr. F ines-Master M. Brock L. C. Eddison H. Ferguson P. B. Fisher, Jr. T. Frazer J. H. Greer C. M. R. Haines A. Houghton, Jr. J. R. Penn D. YV. Scully H. G. A. Seggerman L. L. Stanton, Jr. A. M. G. Townsend I. H. WVashburn The Rifle Club E. F. Dunstan, Jr., Vice-President M. Hitchcock, Vice-President D. C. Heron, Treasurer J. W. Donner T. M. McClintock C. McMichael, Jr. G. L. Ohrstrom, Jr. IV. H. Painter A. M. G. Townsend The Radio Club EXECUTIVE COM MITTEE J. IV. Donner L. M. Griswold D. C. Heron J. R. Penn J. R. Busk, Jr. M. Hitchcock T. J. Knight C. F. Lowrey T. M. McClintock D. F. Rochester T. O. Sargent H. G. A. Seggerman W. Soule, Jr. F. S. White The Glee Club A. Houghton, Jr., President E. F. Dunstan, Jr., Secretary A. Aldrich A. D. Andrews, II J. C. Baldwin, Jr. J. WV. Barnum E. R. Bigelow P. H. Blair M. Brock D. R. Coleman, Jr. YV. Donner T. Frazer L. M. Griswold C. M. R. Haines J. B. Hartmeyer R. C. Henriques M. Hitchcock R. C. Hollyday, Jr. YV. H. Lewis S. M. Lund E. C. Lynch, Jr. C. McMichael, Jr. R. L. Montgomery, IV. S. Nicholson W'. H. Painter G. J. Schreiber, III R. H. Soule IV. Soule, Jr. L. L. Stanton, Jr. J. R. Suydam, Jr. E. M. P. Thomas E. H. Tuck P. R. von Stade J. A. S. Walker J. G. Mferner NV. H. Willis, Jr. Jr. The Band H. Ferguson, Secretary E. M. P. Thomas, Treasurer A. Aldrich A. Hougton, Jr. R. E. Preston A. L. Putnam, Jr. D. F. Rochester The Athletic Association J. M. Waterbury, President A. M. Austin, III, Secretary-Treasurer T. M. Armstrong P. H. Blair D. C. Lea W. S. Nicholson R. P. Ryerson E. M. P. Thomas S. P. S. Teams THE FOOTBALL TEAM T. M. Armstrong, '43, Capt., '44 A. M. Austin, III, '43, '44 M. Brock, '43, '44 R. C. Henriques, '44 R. C. Hollyday, Jr., '44 A. M. O'Connor, '44 R. P. Ryerson, '44 R. H. Soule, '44 WV. Stewart, '44 J. M. YVaterbury, '44 J. G. Werner THE HOCKEY TEAM J. M. Waterbury, '44, Capt., '45 G. Schreiber, Mgr., '45 W. Woodworth, Jr., Mgr., '45 T. M. Armstrong, '45 A. M. Austin, III, '45 D. R. Coleman, Jr., '45 D. C. Lea, '45 A. M. O'Connor, '45 A. Ramsay, '44, '45 F. W. G. Roberts, '44, '45 R. P. Ryerson, '44, '45 W. Stewart, '45 THE BASEBALL TEAM J. M. Waterbury, '44, Capt., '45 D. W. Scully, Mgr. A. M. Austin III, '45 P. H. Blair, '44, '45 D. C. Lea, '44, '45 A. Ramsay, '44, '45 R. P. Ryerson, '45 THE CREW NV. S. Nicholson, Capt., '45 M. Brock, '45 E. M. P. Thomas, '45 THE TRACK TEAM A. M. Austin, Capt., '44, '45 T. M. Armstrong, '45 D. C. Lea, '45 W. H. Lewis, Jr., '45 R. E. Preston, '45 R. P. Ryerson, '44, '45 J. G. Werner, '44, '45 A. R. M. S- WVortley, '44 THE BASKETBALL TEAM T. M. Armstrong, '45 A. M. Austin, III, '45 W. H. Lewis, Jr., '43, '44, '45 R. P. Ryerson, '44, '45 J. G. Werner, '44, '45 THE TENNIS TEAM J. G. Werner, '43, '44, Capt., '45 W. H. Lewis, Jr., '45 F. W. G. Roberts, '44, '45 H. G. A. Seggerman, '45 P. R. von Stade, '45 THE SQUASH TEAM P. H. Blair, '44, '45 THE GYM TEAM R. E. Preston, Capt., '44, '45 A. M. Austin, III, '45 W. H. Lewis, Jr., '45 E. M. P. Thomas, '45 The Isthmian Club T. M. Armstrong, Secretary-Treasurer THE FOOTBALL TEAM T. M. Armstrong, '42, '43, Capt., '44 P. H. Blair, '43, '44 M. Brock, '43, '44 B. Hartmeyer, '44 . C. Lea, '44 G. L. Ohrstrom, Jr., '44 C. G. Parker, III, '44 D. W. Scully, '44 E. H. Tuck, '44 J. A. S. Walker, '44 J. G. YVerner, '42, '43, '44 A. R. M. S. Wortley, '44 THE HOCKEY TEAM D. C. Lea, '44, Capt., '45 T. M. Armstrong, '44, '45 E. R. Bigelow, '45 M. Brock, '45 J. G. Werner, '45 A. R. M. S. Wortley, '44, '45 .l' D THE BASEBALL TEAM P. H. Blair, '44, Capt., '45 T. M. Armstrong, '44, '45 D. C. Lea, '44, '45 A. R. M. S. Wortley, '44, '45 THE TRACK TEAM J. G. Werner, '44, Capt., '4 T. M. Armstrong, '44, '45 D. C. Lea, '45 C. McMichael, Jr., '45 J. A. S. Walker, '44, '45 A. R. M. S. WVortley, '44, '45 The Old Hundred Club A. M. Austin, III, S ecretary-Treasurer THE FOOTBALL TEAIVI A. M. Austin, III, '43, Capt., '44 D. R. Coleman, '43, '44 J. H. Greer, '43, '44 R. C. Hollyday, Jr., '43, '44 R. L. Montgomery, Jr., '44 S. Packard, '44 A. Ramsay, '44 F. N. G. Roberts, '44 R. P. Preston, '43, '44 R. H. Soule, '43, '44 W. Stewart, '44 P. R. von Stade, '44 W. P. Wood, '44 I. H. Washburn, '44 THE HOCKEY TEAM A. M. Austin, III, '45 D. R. Coleman, Jr., '45 A. Ramsay, '44, '45 F. N. G. Roberts, '44, '45 R. P. Ryerson, '44, '45 W. Stewart, '45 THE BASEBALL TEAM R. P. Ryerson, '43, '44, Capt., '45 A. M. Austin, III, '44, '45 R. C. Cowell, '45 R. C. Hollyday, jr., '45 R. L. Montgomery, jr., '45 A. Ramsay, '44, '45 j. R. Suydam, jr., '45 THE TRACK TEAM A. M. Austin, III, '43, '44, Capt., '45 R. C. Cowell, '45 S. M. Lund, '45 A. Ramsay, '45 R. P. Ryerson, 44, '45 THE KIMBALL MEDAL R. P. Ryerson The Delphian Club J. M. Waterbury, Secretary-Treasurer THE FOOTBALL TEAM J. M. Waterbury, '43, Capt., '44 A. T. Baldwin, Jr., '44 J. C. Baldwin, Jr., '44 R. C. Henriques, '44 W. C. jones, '44 W. H. Lewis, '43, '44 A. M. O'Connor, '43, '44 W. H. Pain-ter, '44 G. Perkins, '43, '44 G. Schreiber, III, '43, '44 P. W. Stroh, '43, '44 W. Whitney, Jr., '44 W. Woodworth, jr., '43, '44 THE HOCKEY TEAM J. M. Waterbury, '44, Capt., '45 A. T. Baldwin, Jr., '45 R. C. Henriques, '45 W. H. Lewis, jr., '45 A. M. O'Connor, '44, '45 THE BASEBALL TEAM j. M. Waterbury, '43, '44, Capt., '45 R. C. Henriques, '44, '45 W. H. Lewis, jr., '45 G. Perkins, '43 NV. Woodworth, jr., '44 THE TRACK TEAM W. H. Lewis, Jr., '45 R. E. Preston, '45 P. W. Stroh, '45 THE BRINLEY CUP tl. M. Waterbury The Shattuck Boat Club D. R. Coleman, Jr., Secretary-Treasurer THE FIRST CREW W. S. Nicholson, '44, Capt., '45 M. Brock, '45 D. R. Coleman, Jr., '45 G. L. Ohrs-trom, Jr., '45 The Halcyon Boat Club W. P. Wood, Secretary THE FIRST CREW E. M. P. Thomas, '44 Capt., '45 H. Ferguson, '45 P. B. Fisher, Jr., '44 The Hora' Medals C. M. R. Haines E. H. Tuck The john Hargate Medal D. C. Lea The Vanderpoel Prize M. Brock The Keep History Prize R. L. Montgomery, jr., '44 The Whipple Medal A. DeL. Andrews, II The Stewart Douglas Robin- son Scholarship P. H. Blair, '44 The Frazier Prize D. C. Lea The Ferguson Scholars P. H. Blair, '44 The Charles Knox Memorial Cup D. C. Lea The President's Medal T. M. Armstrong The School Medal M. Brock The Oakes Prize R. C. Hollyday, '44 The Goodwin Prize W. P. Wood, '44 The Malbone Prize E. H. Tuck, '45 The Spanhoofcl Prize D. C. Lea, '43 The English Composition Prize A. DeL. Andrews, II Diplomas SUMMA CUM LAUDE P. H. Blair M. Brock J. W. Donner, Jr. D. C. Lea W. H. Painter NV. Soule, Jr. MAGNA CUM LAUDE A. DeL. Andrews, II WV. Barnum . L. Montgomery, Jr. A. M. O'Connor D. F. Rochester R. H. Soule P. W. Stroh W. P. Wood .I- R CUM LAUDE A. M. Austin, III A. T. Baldwin, Jr. P. B. Fisher, Jr. M. Hitchcock T. J. Knight W. S. Nicholson A. L. Putnam, Jr. F. N. G. Roberts H. G. A. Seggerman J. R. Suydam, Jr. E. H. Tuck Testimonials FIRST w1TH HONORS P. H. Blair, '43, '44, '45 M. Brock, '43, '44, '45 J. NV. Donner, Jr., '43, '44, '45 D. C. Lea, '40, '41, '42, '43, '45 WV. H. Painter, '45 R. H. Soule, '41 W. Soule, '45 FIRST A. DeL. Andrews, II, '45 A. T. Baldwin, Jr., '42, '43, '44 J. W. Barnum, '45 P. H. Blair, '42 M. Brock, '42 J. Donner, '42 P. Fisher, '41, '42, '43 L. M. Griswold, '44 D. C. Lea, '44 R. L. Montgomery, '44, '45 A. M. O'Connor, '43 G. L. Ohrstrom, '44 W. H. Painter, '41, '42, '43, '44 H. H. Roberts, '43 D. F. Rochester, '45 R. H. Soule, '42, '43, '45 W. Soule, '43, '44 P. Stroh, '45 E. M. P. Thomas, '43 W. P. Wood, '41, '42, '43, '44, '45 P. R. von Stade, '43 SECOND A. Aldrich, '44, '45 A. DeL. Andrews, II, '42, '43, '44 A. M. Austin, III, '45 A. T. Baldwin, Jr., '41, '45 J. W. Barnum, '44 E. F. Dunstan, Jr., '43 H. Ferguson, '44 P. B. Fisher, '44, '45 T. Frazer, '41, '42 . L. M. Griswold, '42, '43 J. B. Hartmeyer, '44 M. Hitchcock, '45 T. Knight, '45 R. L. Montgomery, '43 W. S. Nicholson, '42, '43, '44, '45 A. M. O'Connor, '40, '41, '44, '45 A. L. Putnam, '44, '45 F. N. G. Roberts, '44, '45 H. H. Roberts, '41, '42, '45 D. F. Rochester, '44 H. G. A. Seggerman, '45 R. H. Soule, '45 W. Soule, Jr., '42 P. W. Stroh, '44 J. R. Suydam, Jr., '43, '44, '45 E. M. P. Thomas, '44 F.. H. Tuck, '45 P. R. von Stade, '44, '45 THE CHOIR Eighth Rnzv: YV. F. Clarkson, xon Smile, Nirlmlson, Donner Szzwnlh Ruzr: Duer, Thornas, Yardley, 'lilxorpe Sixth Razr: Willis, Lynch, duliourg, Ryan, llawkinqs Fiflh H1114-: hv21llLliIlLIIOIl, Harris, Mayer, YV. T. Crocker, Floyd, KICK:-lxy, Paks-nlxarn-W'alsh, B. K. Sl:-vvns Fnllrtll Razr: Bloclgvtz Gunlcl. Diclwy, Grvvnwnocl. P. WV. Binnrhi, Jarkson, Cl. Buit. PllllllP!', ll. F. Dewey, llrouldirlcl 1 irrl Run-: lrntt, VV, H. Brown, J. S. Cramer. Corning, Scott, A. N. Stvvens. Tansill, Thmnpson, Hnlts, Schwartz, Bvrkcr, CI. P. Pvrklns Sfrond Razr: Barnum, A. D. Rvad, Mr, Lea, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Nash, Dr. Ll'fl'lDYl'l', Mr. French, Paintcrr, J. B. Brown First Row: lwfarkay-Smith, F. L. Crofker, Phipps, Hnppin, R. Boit, Davey. A. C. Ewing, Taylor, Grisrom, W. P. Simpson, Insull Abxrnl: Dunstan, Griswold, A. Houghton, Jr. '-'L .,.,.. .N ,Mm mr M,-yn ,,4,,,,, 7- M, ,. , ,, , Km J , , . L . . W I ' ,M-vlf. '1' I ' ' ,.. 'l'llI'1 YlC.XR-BOOK C10MMI'l l'lil'1 fur: I rnu-r, 'l'lmxxms, l'u'sI0ll. Pulnum, .Mnxlxn-xv, W'usl1lvl1x'xx lfmnl: Immu-y, llunuvr, Ima Tllli RXN KING SCI! IOIARS far: hfutthcws, F. I.. Cfrovk1'1'. Gordoll, Kinlwzxr, Slridv, Dodge G. A, Hullllylvlun, T. l'uulr. C, S, Boil. C. F. Dvwvy C1 nlfr: fXIzlrD0nald. Jznllm, WYOULL YV. Suulr. Blair. Mr. Nash, Chapin, A. T. We-lla. Ima. Brurk, Dnnm-r onli C. G. Dewey. Kinq, G, G, VVnlks'1', Imull. Iluckvlt, Hoppin Carnurlmn. li. C. Stvlmbins. Srlxwnrtl y w-4-f F 2: wh wtlwi, THE PICTORI :X L BOARD Rrar: Lynch, Jacob, H. MCK. Ingersoll. von Stade, McGovern, VV. S. Edwards Carlin: Chapin, W'0od, C. V. Brokaw Fmnl: N. R. Clifford, McKean THE HORXE BOARD Rear: Mr. Madeira, Bingham, R. C. Hollyday, Jr., Mr. Edmonds Andrews, Fisher, Enders Frmzl: Haines, Gilmour, E. H. Tuck Absent: R. J. Cox Clubs and Soczklzks , R. TREFRY and P. H. Blair led the Missionary Society to another year of excellent charity work. In addition to its vast number of tasks and duties, another Information Please program was pre- sented for War Stamp sales, and the annual fair and tea dance at Midwinter were more than usually suc- cessful. Although somewhat smaller, with large numbers of Sixth Formers lacking, the Literary Societies kept their proceedings on a high level. The light collation a-t the joint Debate again took the place of the din- ners: this debate was won by the Cadmean, with E. H. Tuck and C. M. R. Haines named best speakers. Mr. Lea and M. Brock led the Scientific Association in a year during which great interest was shown in experiments and papers. Many outs-tanding guest speakers were heard, unfortunately, there was no Exhibition at Thanksgiving. The Dramatic Club presented, at Thanksgiving, the comedy Arsenic and Old Lace, directed by Mr. and Mrs. Madeira. They also produced a play-reading of The Man Who Came to Dinner and co-oper- ated with the Glee Club in the Cavalcade of American Music at Anniversary. Brewster won the Fiske Cup competition for one-act plays. The Library Association enjoyed a good year, and the Book Fair and the Library Supper were most suc- cessful. The Cercle Francais, under Mr. King and E. H. Tuck, and der deutscher Verein, under Mr. Schade and W. P. Wood, increased their memberships, and both had exceptional years. The annual Verein picnic was held in the spring. Although no operetta was produced by the Glee Club this year the Cavalcade of American Music that was presented in 1942 was revived on Anniversary, with great success. This show was one of the most enter- taining that has been seen here, with many notable acts and songs. Also, there was carol singing at Christmas in the Upper and outside the buildings. THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION irfl Rum: lllzu-klmrn, Gu-vnu-, VV. Hays, llzn'n1vr, Billings, Washburn, Stanton, Look, Chanrllvr, K. H. Hall, Chamn, Chittenden, H. Hays, Baxter Grilnln, F. Hall, Linroln. Harrah, rluBourg. Painter, Svggvrman Srfonrf Rurr: Dorlgc, Hroc'li. Tmwnsvnd. l'. B. Fishvr, Knox, Nfr. Lloyd, Nlontgunlcry. G. Gould, Eddison, Frazer, Foster Fin! Row: Murray, Pctrinovic, D. W. Scully, Haines, Greer, J. Baldwin THE CADMEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Third Row: VV. Soule, Bigvlow, W'elch, Stanton, St. Lawrence, Tucker, G. G. Walker, Brooke, H. Potter, Carr, DL-xnvre, Lawrfnre, Carroll, MrGraw Od:-scalchi, James, B. Wright, Chapin, Painter, Montgomery Srmnd Razr: J. Biddle, Dodge, Chisholm, Wh Hays, Baxter, T. F. Poole, R. H, Souls, Cox, E, H. Turk, Mr. llhilu-mlm-n, Harlmeyvr, Donner Seggerman, Ortiz, Pemberton Fint Rnzv: Flagg, Yardley, C. M, Hollyday, Greer, P. B. Fisher, Gilmour, Hasslacher vi yy-. 9 - g.-I 0 -. , THE CONCORDIAN LITERARY SOCIETY 'l'hir1l Razr: T. liwinu. l.m'r-lt, Ifxlrle-rs. Merrick. Ward. Wortlvy, Look, Brock, F, Hull, Con. do fl0Y'l1l'JiC'glli', Ellsworth. McGovern, Kinnear. Caller Wall. Blair, Lincoln, He-ru-r. Harrison, Bingham. Colt. I,Pfvbvre .Ye'1n:111Rn:1'Z l.un1l, Nl, lliu-lu-of-k. Ima, F. N. G, Roberts, Wood, Nlr. Rush, Haines. Alclrlrlu, Tilt. von Staclv, Etllllson, Rose, A. D. Read lfimt Rum: P. Ingersoll, D. W. Scully, Frazer, A. T. Wells, Washburn, Neilson, Stroll, Barnum THE DRAMATIC CLUB Third Row: Cushman, Look, C. V. Brokaw, Tuck, Gilmour, Fisher, Lfr, lylacleira, Floyd, Mr. Lloyd, Gurney, Wlulclington Se'rn11d Row: Knight, Bigelow, Rochester, Dr. Lefebvre, Lowiey, Preston, Frazer Firxl Row: J. Biddle, Greer, Chisholm, R. J. Cox, D. W. Scully, Mr. Thayer, Haines, F. N. G. Roberts, Eddison, Rose THE SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION v THE ACOLYTES' GUILD Fourth Row: Wall, W. Soule, Mr. Bodine, Lea, T. O. Sargent, Thorpe, R. J. Cox, Baxter, Chapin, Tilt, C. V. Brokaw Third Row: Preston, Stanton, Hartmeyer, Walker, Swearengen, P. G. Brown, Hopkins, H. A. Hays Sermzd Row: A. M. Austin, M'ontr0ss, French, Harmer, Wortley, Demere, Mr. Webb, W, H. Lewis, F. N. G. Roberts, W. F, Clarkson, von Stade, Elliman Foster Firx! Row: Hasslacher, W. S. Edwards, Stone, Barnum LE CERCLE FRANQAIS unriing: Ortiz. Mvrrifk, Tinlpmu, Hurrah. Frazvr. Jaruh, YIxllt'kC'F. Gilmour, Kinnear, Hurwell, Flagg. Nfaxwvll, Pvtrixlovir Sralvllz G. G. VVulkc'r, Look, Prcston, E. H. Turk, hir. King. Haines, Caner, Fox, Hasslarhvr DER DEUTSCHER VEREIN Third Rom: Chapin, Lawrence, Whitney. G. G. Walker, French, K. H. Hall, von Stade, Chandler, Chittenden, Cushman, F. Hall, Hunnz-well, Lincoln Srrond Row: Dommerirh, Dodge, S. VV. Cramer, James, Mr. Ericso n, Mr. Schade, Wood, H. H. H. Howard, W. Hilliard, Borie, ll. Hays Staples, R. Hilliard, Lefebvre, Grimm, Belshaw, A. M. Scully First Rau-: R. H. Soule, Hirschberg, Baxter, D. W. Scully, P. Ingersoll, A. T. Wells PHE RIFLE CLUB THE GLEE CLUB W? 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THE NEW UPPER Football N PLAY and in sportsmanship the football season of 1944 lived up to the standards of St. Paul's School. The call of the services failed to cause any deterioration in the high quality of the games, and the usual spirit and skill was shown by all clubs. After nine years in the doldrums, the Old Hundred club won a well-deserved victory. Wi-th a strong backfield and a vastly superior line containing such players as Austin and Hollyday, then won four out of five contests played. The Isthmians, in second place, lost a backfield star, Swearengen, by injuries in the second game, they put up an excellent iight under S. P. S. captain Armstrong. The Delphian team, lack- ing suflicient material, nevertheless put on an excellent performance. The Old Hundreds won a hard-fought second team series, the Isthmians the third team championship, and the Delphian fourth was victorious. The Old Hundreds Won the fifth team series and the Isthmians the sixth. The scores: October 6 Old Hundred 13 Delphian Oc-tober 14 Isthmian 6 Old Hundred October 18 Isthmian 12 Delphian October 25 Isthmian 7 Delphian October 28 Old Hundred 13 Isthmian November l Old Hundred 27 Delphian November 8 Old Hundred 19 Isthmian THE S. P. S, FOOTBALL TEXINI Arthur, Hilliard, W., Cox, Smith O'CInnnor, Henriques, R. li., Hopkins, D. L., Hollyday, R. C., Werner Stewart, Brock, Waterbury, Armstrong, Capt., Austin, A. M., Soule, R., Ryerson THE OLD HUNDRED FOOTBALL '1'li.XM Mr. Chapin. VVells, A. T.. Greer, lNood, Washburn, Ingersoll, P. NI., lkleyer, Austin, R. D., Mgr von Stacie. Montgomery, Ramsay, A., Coleman, D. R., Harmer, Smith, Tolanrl, Howard, H, H Soule. R., Roberts. F., Arthur, Austin, A. M., Capt., Ryerson, Stewart, Hollyday, R. C, THE ISTHMIAN FOOTBALL TEAM Mr. Smith, F. Chapin, Adams, Mgr. Gilmour, Ohrstrom, Ilartmeyer, Marache, james, Turk, E. H., Scully, D. W. Read, A. D.. Walker, J. A. S., Yardley, Wortley, Cox, Edwards, Lea Blair, Brork, Hopkins, D. L., Armstrong, Capt., Swearengen, Werner, Parker, C. G THE DELPHLXN FOOTBALL TEAM Hays, Mgr., lNIr. Madeira, Morris, hlgr, Baldwin, J. C. Painter, Gates, Wright, A., Colt, Wright, B., Cramer, St. Lawrence Stroh, Perkins, G., Demere, Kinnear, Jones, W. C., Whitney, W., Baldwin, A. T., Clarkson, W. F O'Connor, Henriques, R. C., Hilliard, W., Waterbury, Capt., Lewis, W., Woodworth, Schreiber, G. J S 12 S Hockey ITH a team substantially lighter than last year's, and with the loss of a great many players from last year's team, the School team nevertheless played spirited hockey and racked up a favorable number of victories. On their first line were F. Roberts, Ryerson, and high-scorer Lea: outstanding defensemen were Captain Waterbury, Austin, and O'Connor. A. Ramsay was the S. P. S. goalie. The season opened at New York's Madison Square Garden with the 8-1 defeat of an unpracticed Kent School team, on December 14. Following the hrst half of the club season, the team tied Harvard V-12 4 to 4 under ideal conditions, and defeated the Harvard team 7-0. The first defeat to be suffered at the hands of another school in many years overtook the team on their trip to Exeter, where they lost 6 to 5, on February 3. On February 7, the visit of the powerful Andover team left them defeated again, 3 to 2. The season ended with two decisive victories: over Concord High, on February IO, 7-O, and over Manchester, I5 to l, on February 14. The season thus ended with four victories, two defeats, and one tie. Coaches Harman and Chapin are to be congratulated fora season of spirited and sportsmanlike playing. Club Hockey ITH a powerful team well salted with S. P. S. players and substitutes of near-equal ability, a some- what over-confident Old Hundred team won the first team series decisively in four straight games. The Isthmians, sparked by Lea, were strong enough to crush an overpowered but gamy Delphian team. Throughout the season the level of play was very high, and the teams made the best use of generally favor- able ice conditions. january 13 Isthmian Delphian january l7 Old Hundred Delphian january 24 Old Hundred Isthmian February 19 Isthmian Delphian February 21 Old Hundred Delphian February 28 Old Hundred Isthmian March 2 Delphian Isthmian March 5 Isthmian Delphian THE S. P. S. HOCKEY TEAM Rrar: G. J. Srhreilicr, III, Mr, Chapin, A. D. Read, D. R. Coleman. Jr. W. F. Clarkson, O'Connor. Arnutrong. Knox, Mr. llnrnnn Front: W. R, Hilliard, VY. Stewart, A. M. Austin, III, A. Ramsay, Capt. Waterbury, F. N. G. Robertn, Lea. Ryerson, Tulancl THE OID HUNDRED HOCKEY TEAM Run: Mr, Chapin, D. R, Coleman, Jr., 'I'ulund, Ilzxrmvr. Arnold 171111111 W. Stewart, A. M. Austin, III, A. Ramsay, Capt. Arthur, Ryerson, F. N. G. Roberts THE ISTHMIAN HOCKEY TEAM Rfar: Armstrong, P, G. Brown, Brock, Werner, hlurray, Knox, Mr. Smith Frnnt: Wurtley, A, D. Read, Capt. Lea, Bigelow, W. P. Howard ,, .fgggw rr-e,yW,.1 ' .-77' ' I L, V ff ia Q. 95 iffy . 571 . N, THE DIZLPHIAN HOCKEY TEAM Rwnr: Williams. W. II, Lewis, de Gozzaldi, B. Brown, Morris, A. T. Baldwin, Mr. fXlacMillan Fr-nut: R. C. Henriques, W. R. Hilliard, Capt. Waterbury, O'Connor, Clarkson -fi? Rowing 1945 saw another Shattuck year on Long Pond, although the victory was not as pronounced as that of last year-if the decisive margin of the first crew race is discounted. This year the trucks came back, and the season was hampered only by a shortage of gasoline for the launches. The Shattucks again took tl1e majority of Lower School races, and won the Dole Cup for the majority of races won in the Upper School. Race Day began with the Shattucks winning the seventh crew race by two lengths--a victory that did not count for the Dole Cup. The Shattucks also took the sixth crew race, by half a length, and also the Hfth crew race, by two lengths. In the fourth crew race, superior strength and length won for the Shat- tucks one of the close races of the day, by a margin of three-quarters of a length. In the third crew race the tables were turned, and the Halcyons won their first victory of the year. NV ith a somewhat stronger boating, the Halcyons kept ahead of the Shattucks' slightly better form, and won over the mile course by three-quarters of a length. By the second crew race the Halcyons won on the Captain's Bowl, with a sweeping victory. The strong snappy stroke set by the Halcyons was more than a match for the Shattucks, dogged through the year with bad luck. The Halcyons pulled ahead by a constantly increasing margin, to win over the Henley course by seven lengths in 7 min. 49.2 sec. In the first crew race, a far lighter and younger Halcyon crew rowed an excellent race against the su- perior strength and experience of the Shattucks. The blue boat held a slight advantage through the main stretch which they had gained at the start, and showed their speed in the sprint when they pulled away from the Halcyons to win by two lengths, on the Henley distance. Their time was 7 :40.5. For these performances, and the skill and spirit shown by all crews, we are indebted to Mr. Smith, Mr. Edmonds and Mr. Ducey, the coaches. THIC S. P. S. CREW Rrar: W, l'. Howard. Demerv, Merrirk, Brock Curlnz ll. B. Brown, Capt. Nicholson. Thomas, Sw:-arengen Frnnl: Chittenden M, .J E S s M4 Q. THE SH.XTTUCli CREXV Rrar: Ohrstrunx. Brock, Damn-re, Mr. Chittenden 'nh-V: WV. P. Howard. Swear:-ngen, Capt. Nicholson, Coleman Front: Chittenden Abmnt: R. J. Cox 'l'Illi ILXILLYON CIRIQXY rm: Mr. Rirharrls, flushnmn. Kfvrrirk. B, VVhitnt'y, Ovrll. NIV. Rush Cfnlrr: Smith. B, Brown, Thnmns, Fcrquson Frnnl: D. B. Read S P S Qgafeball OACHED ably by Mr. MacConnell, the S. P. S. Baseball Team swept through a three-game series against little opposition, with the exception of the game with Brooks School which was won 5 to 4. In the sec- ond game, Concord High was beaten by a score of 12 to 2, and following this, on Anniversary, the Y. M. C. A. of Concord was beaten 9 to 4. Sparked by the battery of NVaterbury and Toland, the team was powerful enough and worked smoothly together, well deserving their victories. Club Baseball HE club baseball season began early with the extraordinary spring of this year, and was subjected to foul weather later on. The teams struggled on, playing able baseball, and the series ended with an all- around tie in which all three teams distinguished themselves. The Fielding Cup was won by the Delphians. The scores: April Delphians Isthmians April Old Hundreds Delphians May Delphians Isthmians May Isthmians Old Hundreds May Old Hundreds Delphians May Old Hundreds Isthmians ll nl ll. l'lll'. ULU lll'Nlllll .l3 l5.XSl ,ll,Xl,l. 'l'li.XM lx nf Slaplvx IXILUJ. Suvrlam, lmvtt, Ilan-1114-31-r, Clmwll, R. 12, llullyclaw, l'. M. Img:-null, XII. Marlfulnu-ll lluhlvn. A. Ramxay nnglax, liaxlllum, lulaml, Capt. Ryerson, .X. Nl. Amlin, 'I'llli S. P, S. l3.XSlilS.Xl.l, 'l'Ii,XM Rwnr: D. W. Scully fML:l'.l, Kinnvar, llm'x'lPl', D. L, Hopkins llulllman, llaxlranl. Mr, lNiavllonm'll lfmnli YV. R. Hilliard, Knox. .-X, M. Almin, Blair, Capt. W'atv1' bury, Ryvrsoll. llra. lulanzl, A. Ramsay 'I'IIlC I7ICI.I'III.XN B,XSILB.XI.I. 'I EAM fm: II. A. Hays QMQLH. W. II. Lewis, I.. Hitclxrock, Backus, J. Colt. Dir. Bfafklillan mul: IIn'1'Il'l'. :Ie Gozznldi, YV. R, Hilliard, Capt. Waterbury, Kinm-nr, W. F. Clarkson, R. C. Henriques TH12 ISTHNIIXN B.XSICl5.XI.I. 'Iilf.XINI rar: D. W. Srully lMgr.l, Jzlrulx, Mrfllulw. W'urr1xlI, Mr. 'l'n'I': Front: lloifxlmll, VYOrllvy, Knox, Klupt. Blair, lmu, Yzxrdl:-y, D, I., Hopkins Tracie S USUAL, Mr. Clark began the season with plenty of material with which to build a track team. The S. P. S. team held two meets with other schools and was victorious in both, although bad weather had caused a postponement and had threatened the quality of the meets. The record for the discus throw was broken again by A. M. Austin, and excellent times were shown in all races. The meet with Concord High School was won by the S. P. S. with a final score of 76 to 50, and the meet with Tilton Academy, against less heavy opposition, was won by a score of 84 to 42. In this meet a new junior pole vault record was set. At Anniversary some excellent events were seen. D. C. Lea of the Isthmians tied G. Lea's 1932 high- jump record. With Austin starring in the weights and with strength in other events, the Old Hundreds won the meet with 72MZ points, winning the Yale track cup for 1945. Delphian running, paced by Clarkson, de Gozzaldi, and Lewis, brought their score up to tie with the Isthmians for second place with 57M2 points for each club. When the effect of the war is considered, with the loss of Armstrong to the Navy and McMichael to the Marine Corps in mid-season-two of the stars of the Isthrnian club-the 1945 track season was quite successful. Praise is due to Mr. Clark, to Mr. Madeira who coached the weights, and to Mr. Ericson, the trainer. Boxzhg A ICK W'HELAN'S boxing room was probably more popular this year than ever before. Boys from all forms were to be seen working out under his able coaching, and in the two exhibitions that were held in the spring there was excellent boxing and a great deal of spirit. At Anniversary, J. C. Baldwin won the Hart Boxing Belt for the championship, being the first boxer outside of the heavyweight class to win that award. Tennzk ITH the early spring of this year, tennis saw a revival of interest and by the time April was over the S. P. S. team had been chosen, consisting of Captain Werner, Roberts, Seggerman, von Stade, and Lewis. The Exeter match was postponed due to persistently bad weather. However, sparked by the playing of Werner, and the coaching of Mr. H. H. Hall, the team defeated Brooks 5-2 and Groton 6-3 for a vic- torious season. 'lqlllf ULU IIUNIJRIQIJ 'l'R.XCK 'l'1Q.UNI fur: l.zmrrm1'. ll. K. Imqvrmll. Ilzxxa'xm'y1'x', Douglas, Sir, Erin l rrmt: Luncl, II. H. II. llmmaxnl. Clupl. A. IX1. Alulilx, Cowvll, .L Rgnmzxy. Ryvrmn THE S. P. S. TRACK TEAM Rfar: RTF. Clark, Prvstml. all' Unzmlcli, flillnmlr, Sir. Erirsoll I'rnn!: Ryerson, H. H, H. Howard. Klnpl. Wvrnvr A, M. Austin YV. F. f1lu1'ksu1l, VV. H. lxuis 'I'lIIi IJIil,l'lll,XN 'l'R,XKlIi 'l'li.XM 1' K.. II, Nlm'llm1'l, VN. R. llnlllanl, llvllvl, 5. VN. C,r:ul1m'1', 15.1-fl:-y, Hihlv, J. S. limnn-1, Mu. livia-mn If nl' li ,I Salnx-ilu-1, l'u-stun, Slrnh, Capt. VV. I . Clzxrksun, YV. H. Imxsix, llvllurlnlali, fl'Uunlmr 'l'Hli IS'l'llINIl.XN 'l'R.XlIli 'l'li.XM rar: 1N1cGmw, Ilumlrwell, Gurclm'r, Rolmimuu, il. P. l'.n VVurr:lll, Mr. lfriuml Fmnlz G. 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