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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1946 volume:

1 'J W' ' T'75i1I2Q '2SvH'41W'5:iiH' , 1 X The Sixth Form Year Book ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL CONCORD, N. H. SANCU O 'N 5 5 . w V ' 2 E gk z e y Y olcs -b QP S' HMO Declzmtzkm HIS year it is our unfortunate lot to lose two of the School's oldest and best masters. Mr. Welsh and Colonel Rexford are retiring. Since his arrival in 1907, Mr. Welsh has taught mathematics. He has not only taught, but has been a housemaster, a particularly under- standing member of the Disciplinary Committee, and, this year, Chairman of the Rector's Advisory Committee, as well as holding many other im- portant positions. It is with the utmost regret that we must lose such a faithful friend. ' Colonel Rexford has served this school loyally as a Mathematics teacher since he came in 1909. He was a housemaster for many years, and President of the Old Hundred Club from 1913 to 1917. Besides his vast contributions to St. Paul's, Colonel Rexford served in the A. E. F. in France the First World War, as Colonel of the 197th Anti-Aircraft Division of the National Guard and has been Chairman of the local Selective Service Board during this War. We wish Colonel Rexford many happy years of well earned retirement. COLONEL REXFORD MR. WELSH WILLIAM WILLARD FLINT JR 1892 1945 Ein fiilrmnriam Foreword HE Sixth Form of 1946 is the Hrst class in four years to graduate in time of peace. Even though many of the wartime uncertainties are still with us, we look forward to ultimately being able to attend college in the normal pre-war fashion. Eight members of our form grad- uated at Mid-Years in the last Graduation to be held at that time. The Council has operated very efficiently during this difficult transition from war to peace under the skillful leadership of Fred Chapin. The Work Program which was invoked as only a temporary wartime necessity has been modified slightly, but it has taught a valuable lesson, and will probably be retained, in part at least, in the years to come. We look forward to an era of peace, and hope that we, as well as those who succeed us, will ever bear in our minds the cause for which so many Alumni of this School have given their lives. HARRY RosENGARTEN NEILSON, JR., Clmirmfm NORTHRUP RAND KNOX, Business Manager CARLO GIALMA ODESCALCHI ROBERT HENRY SCHOUBYE STUART CARY WELCH, JR. ALFRED TURNER WELLS, JR. THE COUNCIL Third Razr: Hopkins 1. McGovern, Carroll, McGraw, Tilt, Hilliard, W. R Second Row: Cox. Chapin. Ingersoll I lfirxl Row: jacob, Merrick, Belshaw, Whitney. J. B. Abxenlz Smith, K. THE SIXTH FORM 2' Mm., THE FIFTH FORM THE FOURTH FORM 1 P .4,..,-,.... Q '--a THE THIRD FORM THE LOWER SCHOOL fF0rms I and II? url rg l'HIi FACULTY The .Yzbctb Form of 1946 President FREDERICK LINCOLN CHAPIN 3000 Woodland Drive, Washington, D. C. Isthrnian, Shattuck Harvard Vice-President KAIGHN SMITH Fort Washington, Pa. Old Hundred, Halcyon Harvard Secretary ROWLAND JOHNS COX 306 East 66th Street, New York, N. Y. Isthmian, Shattuck Harvard Treasurer PAUL MILLS INGERSOLL Penllyn, Pa. Old Hundred, Halcyon Princeton BRADFORD ALAN ARTHUR 395 Clrcle Drlve, Denver, Colorado Old Hundred, Halcyon Prmceton STEPHEN BARTOW BAXTER 212 Mann Street, Wnlllamstown, Mass. Isthmian, Halcyon Harvard ALLAN BOND, JR. 1 East End Avenue, New York, N. Y. Delphlan, Halcyon Princeton CLIFFORD VAIL BROKAW, III Glen Cove, Long Island, N. Y. Delphian, Halcyon Yale JAMES BALLANTINE BROWN 1120 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Delphian, Halcyon Yale WPAUL GRAY BROWN 130 Kenwood Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. Isthmian, Halcyon Yale HARRISON KOONS CANER, III 2118 Locust Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Delphian, Halcyon Harvard JOHN MILLER CARROLL 6909 Yorkshire Road, Pittsburgh, Pa Isthmian, Halcyon Yale DAVID WARREN CHAFFIN 19915 South Park Boulevard Shaker Heights Ohio Delphian, Shattuck Yale STEPHEN CROMW ELL CHANDLER 1350 North State Street, Chicago, Illinois Isthmian Shattuck Yale WILLIAM CHISHOLM, JR. 9 Hamilton Avenue, Wheeling, West Virginia Isthmian, Shattuck MIT WILLIAM CHITTENDEN R F D No 1 Madison Connecticut Delphian, Shattuck Yale WILLIAM FLOYD CLARKSON, JR. Sewickley Heights, Pa. Delphian, Shattuck Princeton MICHAEL DOUGLAS COE Meadow Spring, Glen Cove Long Island, N. Y. Isthmian, Halcyon Harvard HARRY BACON COLLAMORE, JR. 11 Northmoor Road, West Hartford, Conn. Delphian, Shattuck Princeton HENRI DUPONT deCOMPIEGNE, JR. 140 High Street, Denver, Colorado Old Hundred, Shattuck Yale PHILIP SCHUYLER deGOZZALDI 147 Belknap Road, Framingham, Mass. Delphian, Shattuck Amherst CHARLES CLAPP DEMERE Turner's Rocks, Savannah, Georgia . Delphian, Shattuck Yale BEVERLY CHEW DUER Leesburg, Virginia Isthmian, Halcyon M. I. T. WILLIAM STANLEY EDWARDS 290 Provencal Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. Isthmian, Halcyon Princeton DOUGLAS TROWBRIDGE ELLIMAN, JR. 23 Tradd Street, Charlestown, South Carolina Isthmian, Shattuck Yale DUNCAN STEUART ELLSWORTH, JR. 1 Sutton Place, South, New York, N. Y. Old Hundred, Halcyon Harvard JOHN OSTROM ENDERS, II 154 Riverway, Boston, Mass. Delphian, Shattuck University of Chicago WASHINGTON ALLSTON FLAGG, JR East Williston, Long Island, New York Old Hundred, Shattuck Harvard GIRAUD VERNAM FOSTER 480 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. Delphian, Shattuck Brown GEORGE SIDNEY FOX Q Rydal, Pa. Delphian, Halcyon Princeton BLLOYD STRAUBE GILMOUR, JR. Brookeville Road, Glen Head, Long Island, N. Y. Isthmian, Halcyon Harvard GEORGE MCCULLY LAUGHLIN GOULD Church and Beaumont Roads, Devon, Pa. Old Hundred, Shattuck Yale JOHN FREW HALL, II 14 East 90th Street, New York, N. Y. Delphian, Halcyon Princeton JOHN ADAMS HAMBLETON Lutherville, Maryland Delphian, Halcyon M. I. T. TORR WAGNER HARMER, JR. 4 Lakeview Terrace, Winchester, Mass. Old Hundred, Shattuck Princeton ERIC HARRAH Mount Kisco, New York Delphian, Halcyon Harvard GEORGE FRANK HASSLACHER, JR. Senora, Lancaster County, Virginia Old Hundred, Halcyon Princeton HOWARD ADAIR HAYS 1500 Beechwood Blvd., Pittsburgh, Pa. Delphian, Halcyon Antioch College :FVVILLIAM RAYMOND HILLIARD Old Mill Road, Sharpsburg, Pa. Delphian, Halcyon Princeton MICHAEL HENRY HIRSCHBERG 44 South Kilburn Road, Garden City, N. Y Delphian, Shattuck Princeton LAWRENCE HITCHCOCK, JR. 1608 Hazel Drive, Cleveland, Ohio Delphian, Shattuck Yale DAVID LUKE HOPKINS, JR. Bellona Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland Isthmian, Halcyon Princeton ' WHERBERT HOWELL HOFFMAN HOWARD 895 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. Old Hundred, Halcyon Yale WILLIAM PETER HOWARD Old Dutch Road, Bedrninster, New Jersey Isthmian, Shattuck Yale DANIEL ELLIOTT HUGER Glenwood Drive, Greenwich, Connecticut Delphian, Shattuck Harvard ARTER FISHER HUGHES 540 Glen Arden Drive, Pittsburgh, Pa. Delphian, Shattuck Yale WYNNE JAMES, III Doylestown, Pa. Isthmian, Halcyon Princeton WNVILLIAM COXE JONES 4937 Tilden Street, N. W., Washington, D. C Delphian, Shattuck Yale ROBERT DUDLEY KILMARX Windsor Mansion, Hartsdale, N. Y. Old Hundred, Halcyon Dartmouth JAMES WESLEY KINNEAR, III Fox Chapel, Pittsburgh, Pa. Delphian, Shattuck U. S. Naval Academy NORTHRUP RAND KNOX 57 Oakland Place, Buffalo, N. Y. Isthmian, Shattuck Yale DAVID NICKERSON LAWRENCE 1007 Highland Road, Charlestown, W. Va Old Hundred, Halcyon Leland Stanford College SIDNEY LOVETT 66 Wall Street, New Haven, Connecticut Old Hundred, Shattuck Yale HERBERT WILLIAM MARACHE, JR Scarsdale, New York Isthmian, Halcyon X Amherst JOHN COURTLANDT MAXWELL, JR. 950 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. Delphian, Shattuck Princeton WDAVID TALMAGE MCGOVERN 850 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. Isthmian, Shattuck Yale ROBERT STEWART MCGRAW 340 Lakeland Avenue, Grosse Pointe, Michigan Isthmian, Shattuck Yale WILLIAM THOMAS MORRIS Concord, New Hampshire Delphian, Shattuck M. I. T. FRANCIS WISNER MURRAY, III Tuxedo Park, New York Isthmian, Halcyon HARRY ROSENGARTEN, NEILSON St. Davids, Pa. Old Hundred, Halcyon Harvard BENJAMIN FRANKLIN NEWCOMER, JR. 100 Witherspoon Road, Baltimore, Maryland Isthmian, Shattuck Brown CARLO GIALMA ODESCALCHI 900 Pennsylvania Street, Denver, Colorado Delphian, Shattuck Yale GEORGE ORTIZ c,f'o Patino Mines, 20 Exchange Place New York, N. Y. Old Hundred, Halcyon Harvard BENJAMIN HENRY PADDOCK, III 83 Vendome Road, Grosse Pointe, Michigan Delphian, Halcyon Princeton FRANO JOHN PETRINOVIC 956 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Delphian, Shattuck Yale KTODD FORRESTER POOLE 33 Windsor Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass. Old Hundred, Shattuck Army HAMILTON FISH POTTER, JR. Smithtown Branch, Long Island, N. Y. Old Hundred, Halcyon Harvard ALEXANDER DUNCAN READ Purchase, New York Isthmian, Halcyon Yale FRANK FREMONT REED, Il 247 Shenstone Road, Riverside, Illinois Delphian, Shattuck University of Michigan REGINALD PETER ROSE Syosset, Long Island, New York Delphian, Halcyon Navy ROBERT HENRY SCHOUBYE 35 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, N. Y. Old Hundred, Shattuck Yale LORING MITCHELL STAPLES, JR. 1901 Logan Avenue, South, Minneapolis, Minn Old Hundred, Shattuck Harvard JOHN BLODGETT STEBBINS 832 College Avenue, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Isthmian, Shattuck Harvard CHARLES LANIER STONE 3021 M Street, Washington, D. C. Isthmian, Shattuck Yale JAMES DuBOSE SWEARENGEN 635 South Willett, Memphis, Tennessee Isthmian, Shattuck FRED SPAULDING THORPE St. Pau1's School, Concord, New Hampshire Delphian, Halcyon Oberlin ALBERT TILT, III 111 East 94th Street, New York, N. Y. Old Hundred, Halcyon Harvard OWEN JONES TOLAND, JR. 336 Aubrey Road, Vfynnewood, Pa Old Hundred, Halcyon Princeton RICHARD DERBY TUCKER, JR. Frost Mill Road, Mill Neck, Long Island, N. Y. Old Hundred, Shattuck Harvard MICHAEL WALL Southampton, Long Island, N. Y. Isthmian, Halcyon M. I. T. JOHN LINN MCKIM YARDLEY, JR. Lakeside, Yardley, Pennsylvania Isthmian, Halcyon Princeton STUART CARY WELCH, JR. 1193 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Isthmian, Shattuck Harvard ALFRED TURNER WELLS, JR. 155 Main Street, Southbridge, Massachusetts Old Hundred, Halcyon Yale Graduating and Non-Returning Fqttlo Former! , STUART WARREN CRAMER, III 200 Hermitage Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Delphian, Halcyon University of North Carolina SAMUEL HATFIELD GILBERT, JR. Rydal, Pa. Isthmian, Shattuck Yale HARRY KEARSARGE KNAPP 765 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. Isthmian, Shattuck Trinity College JEREMY BELKNAP WHITNEY I 24 Water Street, South Dartmouth, Mass. Old Hundred, Halcyon Harvard The Activities of the Sixth Form of 1946 The Form Officers F. L. Chapin, President K. Smith, Vice-President R. J. Cox, Secretary P. M. Ingersoll, Treasurer The Council J. M. Carroll, lst and 2nd half- years W. R. Hilliard, lst half-year D. L. Hopkins, Jr., lst and 2nd half-years J. W. Kinnear, III, 2nd half-year D. T. McGovern, lst half-year R. S. McGraw, lst and Znd half- years A. Tilt, III, 2nd half-year Supervisors J. B. Brown, lst half-year H. K. Caner, III, lst half-year J. M. Carroll, lst and 2nd half- years W. Chisholm, Jr., 2nd half-year W. F. Clarkson, Jr., lst and Znd half-years R. J. Cox, lst half-year P. S. deGozzaldi, 2nd half-year C. C. Demeter, lst half year W. S. Edwards, 2nd half-year D. S. Ellsworth, Jr., lst and 2nd half-years J. O. Enders, II, lst half-year L. S. Gilmour, Jr., lst half-year T. W. Harmer, Jr., 2nd half-year W. R. Hilliard, lst half-year D. L. Hopkins, Jr., lst and 2nd half-years W. P. Howard, lst and Znd half- years A. Hughes, 2nd half-year P. M. Ingersoll, 2nd half-year R. D. Kilmarx, 2nd half-year J. W. Kinnear, III, lst and 2nd half years N. R. Knox, 2nd half-year S. Lovett, lst and 2nd half-years D. T. McGovern, lst half-year R. S. McGraw, lst half-year F. W. Murray, III, lst half-year H. R. Neilson, Jr., lst and 2nd half-years A. D. Read, 2nd half-year K. Smith, 2nd half-year A. Tilt, III, lst and 2nd half-years O. J. Toland, Jr., lst and Znd half- years S. C. Welch, Jr., lst half-year J. L. M. Yardley, Jr., 2nd half-year Inspectors T. F. Poole, Secretary, lst half- year H. F. Potter, Jr., Secretary, 2nd half-year H. deCompiegne, Jr., Lower School Desks G. S. Fox, Lower School Desks A. D. Read, Upper School Desks J. duB. Swearengen, Gymnasium Sunday Bounds I nspectors N. R. Knox, J . L. M. Staples, Jr., S Chairmen S. C. Chandler F. Hall D. N. Lawrence J. C. Maxwell F. F. Reed Moving Picture Committee D. T. McGovern Yellow Slip Accountant W. Chittenden Sunday School Teachers C. C. Demere G. F. Hasslacher, Jr. C. L. Stone R. D. Tucker, Jr. Symphony Room Committee W. James, III, Chairman S. B. Baxter R. Cox J. O. Enders, II W. A. Flagg, Jr. S. C. Welch, Jr. Attendance Committee S. B. Baxter, Chairman W. Chisholm, Jr. W. James, III C. G. Odescalchi The Acolyte Guild C. C. Demere, Head Acolyte B. A. Arthur S. B. Baxter P. G. Brown C. V. Brokaw, Ill F. L. Chapin W. F. Clarkson, jr. R. j. Cox W. S. Edwards D. T. Elliman, jr. G. V. Foster T. W. Harmer, jr. G. F. Hasslacher, jr. H. A. Hays D. L. Hopkins, jr. W. james, III j. W. Kinnear, III H. W. Marache, jr. R. S. McGraw H. R. Neilson, jr. C. L. Stone I. D. Swearengen F. S. Thorpe A. Tilt, III M. Wall Cracifers W. F. Clarkson, jr. R. j. Cox C. C. Demere T. W. Harmer, jr. j. W. Kinnear, III j. D. Swearengen A. Tilt, III F la g Carriers D. L. Hopkins, jr. W. P. Howard Choir C. V. Brokaw, III, '42, '43 j. B. Brown, '43, '44, '45, '46 W. Chisholm, jr., '42, '43, '46 W. F. Clarkson, jr., '43, '45 M. D. Coe, '42 E. Harrah, '42 W. R. Hilliard, '46 S. Lovett, '42 F. W. Murray, '43 F. j. Petrinovic, '43 A. D. Read, '42, '43, '44, '45, '46 R. P. Rose, '42, '43, '44, '46 K. Smith, '42 F. S. Thorpe, '45, '46 R. D. Tucker, jr., '42, '43, '44 M. Wall, '42, '43 A. T. Wells, jr., '46 j. L. M. Yardley, jr., '45, '46 Chapel lVardens W. T. Morris, Chairman F. L. Chapin K. Smith H. W. Marache, jr. H. R. Neilson, jr. B. F. Newcomer, jr. M. Wall The Chest Committee A. Tilt, III, Chairman P. G. Brown D. S. Ellsworth, jr. W. R. Hilliard A. F. Hughes F. W. Murray, III K. Smith O. j. Toland, jr. The Yearbook Committee H. R. Neilson, jr., Chairman N. R. Knox, Business Manager D. W. Chaffin C. G. Odescalchi R. H. Schoubye A. T. Wells, jr. S. C. Welch, jr. The Record Committee L. M. Staples, jr., Chairman The Pictorial Board HEAD EDITORS C. V. Brokaw, III D. T. McGovern W. Chisholm, jr. W. S. Edwards The H orae Board Assocmriz HEAD Emroks R. j. Cox L. S. Gilmour, jr. M. D. Coe ASSISTANT EDITORS S. B. Baxter j. O. Enders, II W. A. Flagg, jr. The H ocleey Program Committee R. P. Rose, Chairman M. D. Coe D. S. Ellsworth, jr. L. Hitchcock, jr. A. F. Hughes C. G. Odescalchi The Dance Committee O. j. Toland, jr., Chairman j. W. Kinnear, III A. D. Read The Missionary Society P. M. Ingersoll, President S. Lovett, Vice-President O. j. Toland, jr., Secretary j. M. Carroll, Treasurer H. K. Caner, III F. L. Chapin W. Chisholm, jr. W. F. Clarkson, jr. H. duP. deCompiegne, jr. C. C. Demere W. S. Edwards D. T. Elliman, jr. D. S. Ellsworth, jr. G. V. Foster G. M. L. Gould F. Hall T. W. Harmer, jr. L. Hitchcock, jr. D. L. Hopkins, jr. W. C. jones j. W. Kinnear, III N. R. Knox H. W. Marache, jr. D. T. McGovern R. S. McGraw W. T. Morris H. R. Neilson, jr. B. F. Newcomer, jr. C. G. Odescalchi H. F. Potter, jr. T. F. Poole A. D. Read K. Smith C. L. Stone A. Tilt, III A. T. Wells, jr. j. L. M. Yardley, jr. C amp C ouncilors j. M. Carroll F. L. Chapin W. A. Flagg, jr. G. F. Hasslacher, jr. D. L. Hopkins, jr. P. M. Ingersoll j. W. Kinnear, III R. S. McGraw B. H. Paddock, jr. R. P. Rose K. Smith A. Tilt, III O. j. Toland, jr. R. D. Tucker, jr. M . Wall j. L. M. Yardley Cadmean Literary Society L. S. Gilmour, jr., Q Vice- S. B. Baxter, N Presidents W. A. Flagg, jr., Secretary B. A. Arthur j. M. Carroll F. L. Chapin W. Chisholm, jr. W. Chittenden R. j. Cox C. C. Demere B. C. Duer G. F. Hasslacher, jr. M. Hirschberg W. james, III D. N. Lawrence R. S. McGraw T. F. Poole H. F. Potter, jr. G. Ortiz C. L. Stone R. D. Tucker, jr. S. C. Welch, jr. j. L. M. Yardley, jr. CADMEAN DEBATING TEAM S. B. Baxter R. j. Cox The Concordian Literary Society D. T. McGovern, Vice- H. R. Neilson, jr., Presidents P. M. Ingersoll, Secretary H. K. Caner, III M. D. Coe H. duP. deCompiegne D. S. Ellsworth, jr. j. O. Enders, II D. Huger A. F. Hughes R. D. Kilmarx j. W. Kinnear, III S. Lovett W. T. Morris F. W. Murray, III B. H. Paddock, jr. A . D. Read R. P. Rose A. Tilt, III M. Wall A. T. Wells, jr. CONCORDIAN DEBATING TEAM S. Lovett The Dramatic Club L. S. Gilmour, jr., Secretary W. Chisholm, jr., Treasurer C. V. Brokaw, III R. j. Cox The Scientific Association K. Smith, Vice-President O. j. Toland, jr., Secretary j. A. Hambleton, Treasurer C. V. Brokaw, III j. M. Carroll D. W. Chafhn H. duP. deCompiegne, jr. P. S. deGozzaldi C. C. Demere D. S. Ellsworth, jr. W. R. Hilliard D. L. Hopkins, jr. D. T. McGovern R. S. McGraw W. T. Morris H. R. Neilson, jr. H. F. Potter, jr. A. D. Read R. H. Schoubye j. D. Swearengen A. Tilt, III M. Wall Le Cercle Francais L. S. Gilmour, jr., Vice-President j. W. Kinnear, III, Secretary R. D. Tucker, jr., Treasurer W. A. Flagg, jr. G. S. Fox E. Harrah G. F. Hasslacher, jr. W. james, III , j. C. Maxwell G. Ortiz Der Deutsche Verein W. Chittenden, Secretary A. T. Wells, jr., Treasurer H. A. Hays M. H. Hirschberg D. N. Lawrence L. M. Staples, jr. j. B. Whitney The Library Association N. R. Knox, President j. F. Hall, Secretary-Treasurer W. Chittenden, Fines Master S. B. Baxter D. W. Chaflin S. C. Chandler G. V. Foster G. M. L. Gould T. W. Harmer, jr. E. Harrah H. A. Hays F. W. Murray, III F. M. Petrinovic The Rifle H. B. Collamore, jr. dent Cluh F. S. Thorpe, Secretary H. F. Potter, jr., Treasurer H. B. Collamore, jr., Capt. S. C. Chandler The Glee Cluh A. Bond, jr. C. V. Brokaw, III j. B. Brown H. K. Caner, III W. Chisholm, jr. H. B. Collamore, jr. H. duP. deCompieg C. C. Demere G. M. L. Gould ne, jr. G. F. Hasslacher, jr. W. james, III F. W. Murray, III F. M. j. Petrinovic , Vice-Presi- A. D. Read F. S. Thorpe A. T. Wells, jr. j. L. M. Yardley, jr. The Pelican Board W. S. Edwards D. L. Hopkins, jr. S. Lovett j. W. Kinnear, III HEAD EDITORS W. F. Clarkson, jr. N. R. Knox R. S. McGraw H. R. Neilson, jr. H. F. Potter, jr. Diplomas SUMMA CUM LAUDE F. L. Chapin A. T. Wells, jr. MAGNA CUM LAUDE S. B. Baxter W. Chittenden C. C. Demere j. A. Hambleton W. james, III R. D. Kilmarx j. W. Kinnear, III H. F. Potter, jr. CUM LAUDE H. K. Caner, III D. W. Chaflin R. Cox H. duP. deCompiegne jr j. F. Hall G. F. Hasslacher, jr M. H. Hirschberg D. N. Lawrence R. S. McGraw W. T. Morris R. H. Schoubye K. Smith L. M. Staples, Jr. M. Wall J. B. Whitney Testimonials FIRST WITH HONOURS S. B. Baxter, '46 F. L. Chapin, '43, '44, '45, '46 R. J. Cox, '42 W. James, III, '46 A. T. Wells, Jr., '46 FIRST S. B. Baxter, '45 W. Chittenden, '45, '46 R. J. Cox, '43 C. C. Demere, '45,'46 J. A. Hambleton, '42, '45, '46 G. F. Hasslacher, Jr., '46 W. James, III, '45 J. W. Kinnear, III, '45, '46 W. T. Morris, '45 T. F. Poole, '45 H. F. Potter, Jr., '44, '46 K. Smith, '45 M . Wall, '45 A. T. Wells, Jr., '44 SECOND S. B. Baxter, '43, '44 H. K. Caner. III, '46 D. W. Challin, '45, '46 W. Chittenden, '42, '43, '44 R. J. Cox, '44, '46 H. deCompiegne. Jr., '44, '45, C. C. Demere. '43, '44 B. C. Duer, '46 W. S. Edwards, '45 '46 J. F. Hall, '43, '44, '45, '46 J. A. Hambleton, '44 G. F. Hasslacher, Jr., '44 M. H. Hirschberg, '45, '46 P. M. Ingersoll, '44 N. R. Knox, '43, '44 D. N. Lawrence, '44, '45, '46 D. T. McGovern, '43, '44, '45, '46 R. S. McGraw, '45, '46 W. T. Morris, '44, '46 T. F. Poole, '43, '44, '46 R. H. Schoubye, '45, '46 K. Smith, '42, '44, '46 L. M. Staples, Jr., '44, '46 M. Wall, '42, '43, '46 J. B. Whitney, '43, '44, '45, '46 The Band A. T. Wells, Jr. The Athletic Association W. R. Hilliard, President B. A. Arthur, Secretary-Treasurer J. B. Brown P. G. Brown W. F. Clarkson, Jr. D. L. Hopkins, Jr. J. W. Kinnear, III N. R. Knox K. Smith J. D. Swearengen O. J. Toland, Jr. S. P. S. Teams THE FOOTBALL TEAM W. R. Hilliard, '44, Capt., '45 R. J. Cox, '44, '45 W. S. Edwards, '45 A D. L. Hopkins, Jr., '44, '45 P. M. Ingersoll, '45 W. C. Jones, '45 R. P. Rose, '45 K. Smith, '44, '45 J. D. Swearengen, '43, '44 THE HOCKEY TEAM P. G. Brown, Capt., '46 D. T. McGovern, Manager B. A. Arthur, '44, '46 W. F. Clarkson, Jr., '45, '46 T. W. Harmer, '46 W. R. Hilliard, '45, '46 W. P. Howard, '46 N. R. Knox, '45, '46 F. W. Murray, '46 A. D. Read, '44, '45, '46 O. J. Toland, Jr., '45, '46 THE BASEBALL TEAM N. R. Knox, '44, '45, Capt., '46 W. R. Hilliard, '45 D. L. Hopkins, Jr., '45 J. W. Kinnear, III, '44, '45 S. Lovett, '46 O. J. Toland, Jr., '45 J. L. M. Yardley, Jr., '46 THE CREW J. B. Brown, '45, Capt., '46 W. Chittenden, '45, '46 C. C. Demere, '45 W. P. Howard, '45, '46 K. Smith, '46 J. D. Swearengen, '45, '46 THE TRACK TEAM W. F. Clarkson, Jr., '43, '44, Capt., '46 A. Bond, Jr., '46 P. S. deGozzaldi, '45, '46 L. s. Gilmour, jr., '44, '45 H. H. H. Howard, '44, '45 D. N. Lawrence, '46 J. B. Stebbins, '44, '46 '4 THE BASKETBALL TEAM C. C. Demere, '44, '45, Capt., '46 D. L. Hopkins, jr., '45, '46 A. F. Hughes, '46 W. james, III, '46 j. W. Kinnear, III, '46 j. L. M. Yardley, jr., '44, '45, '46 THE TENNIS TEAM B. A. Arthur, '44 W. A. Flagg, '46 F. W. Murray, III, '46 THE SQUASH TEAM N. R. Knox, '44, Capt., '45, '46 B. A. Arthur, '46 W. A. Flagg, jr., '45, '46 A. D. Read, '46 O. j. Toland, jr., '46 THE GYM TEAM W. Chittenden, '44, '45, '46 D. N. Lawrence, '45, '46 H. F. Potter, jr., '46 M. Wall, '46 'l'HE GORDON MEDAL O. j. Toland, jr. The Isthmiau Club D. L. Hopkins, jr., Secretary- Treasurer THE FOOTBALL TEAM D. L. Hopkins, jr., '44, Capt., '45 P. G. Brown, '43 j. M. Carroll, '45 D. W. Chaflin, '45 F. L. Chapin, '44, '45 R. j. Cox, '44, '45 W. S. Edwards, '44, '45 L. S. Gilmour, jr., '44, '45 W. P. Howard, '45 W. james, III, '43, '44, '45 H. W. Marache, '44, '45 R. S. McGraw, '44, '45 F. W. Murray, III, '45 j. B. Stebbins, '45 C. L. Stone, '45 j. D. Swearengen, '43 j. L. M. Yardley, jr., '44, '45 THE HOCKEY TEAM A. D. Read, '44, '45, Capt., '46 P. G. Brown, '45 R. j. Cox, '46 W. P. Howard, '44, '45, '46 N. R. Knox, '45, '46 F. W. Murray, III, '46 THE BASEBALL TEAM N. R. Knox, '44, '45, Capt., '46 W. S. Edwards, '46 D. L. Hopkins, jr., '44, '45, '46 j. L. M. Yardley, jr., '46 THE TRACK TEAM j. L. M. Yardley, jr., '45, Capt., '46 D. W. Chaffin, '46 L. S. Gilmour, jr., '43, '44, '45 j. B. Stebbins, '46 The Old Hundred Club O. j. Toland, jr., Secretary- Treasurer THE FOOTBALL TEAM K. Smith, '44, Capt., '45 B. A. Arthur, '43, '44 D. S. Ellsworth, jr., '45 H. H. H. Howard, '44, '45 T. W. Harmer, jr., '44, '45 P. M. Ingersoll, '44, '45 R. D. Kilmarx, '45 S. Lovett, '45 T. F. Poole, '45 R. H. Schoubye, '45 L. M. Staples, jr., '45 A. Tilt, III, '45 O. j. Toland, jr., '44, '45 A. T. Wells, jr., '44, '45 j. B. Whitney, '45 THE HOCKEY TEAM B. A. Arthur, '44, '45, Capt., ' T. W. Harmer, jr., '45, '46 P. M. Ingersoll, '46 S. Lovett, '46 O. j. Toland, jr., '44, '45, '46 THE BASEBALL TEAM O. j. Toland, '44, '45, Capf., R. D. Kilmarx, '46 S. Lovett, '44, '45, '46 THE TRACK TEAM G. M. L. Gould, '45, Capt., '4 B. A. Arthur, '43, '44 T. W. Harmer, jr., '46 H. H. H. Howard, '44, '45 D. N. Lawrence, '46 A. T. Wells, jr., '45, '46 THE KIMBALL MEDAL O. j. Toland, jr. The Del phiau Club W. R. Hilliard, Secretary- Treasurer THE FOOTBALL TEAM W. R. Hilliard, '43, '44, Capt C. V. Brokaw, III, '45 nj. B. Brown, '45 H. B. Collamore, jr., '45 S. W. Cramer, III, '44, '45 P. S. deGozzaldi, '45 C. C. Demere, '44, '45 j. O. Enders, II, '45 G. S. Fox, '45 L. Hitchcock, jr., '45 46 6 H 46 '4 A. F. Hughes, '45 W. C. Jones, '44, '45 J. W. Kinnear, III, '44, '45 R. P. Rose, '45 THE HOCKEY TEAM W. F. Clarkson, Jr., '44, '45, Capt. '46 A. Bond, Jr., '46 J. B. Brown, '45, '46 S. W. Cramer, III, '46 P. S. deGozza1di, '45, '46 W. R. Hilliard, '44, '45 W. T. Morris, '46 B. H. Paddock, III, '45, '46 TH E BASEBALL TEAM J. W. Kinnear, III, '44, '45, Capt., '46 W. F. Clarkson, Jr., '45, '46 G. S. Fox, '46 W. R. Hilliard, '44, '45 THE TRACK TEAM W. F. Clarkson, Jr., '43, Capt., '44, '45, '46 A. Bond, Jr., '44, '45, '46 S. W. Cramer, III, '44, '45, '46 P. S. deGOZZaldi, '45, '46 G. C. Foster, '45, '46 J. C. Maxwell, Jr., '46 THE BRINLEY CUP W. R. Hilliard The Halcyon Boat Cluh A. D. Read, Secretary K. Smith, Treasurer THE FIRST CREW J. B. Brown, '45, Capt., '46 P. M. Ingersoll, '46 K. Smith, '45, '46 J. B. Whitney, '45 The Shattuck Boat Cluh C. C. Demere, Secretary-Treasurer THE FIRST CREW J. duB. Swearengen, '44, '45, Capt., '46 W. Chittenden, '45, '46 R. J. Cox, '45, H46 R. S. McGraw, '46 C. C. Demere, '45, '46 W. P. Howard, '45, '46 The Horae Medals M. D. Coe R. J. Cox L. S. Gilmour, Jr. The John Hargate Medal J. A. Hambleton The Vanderpoel Prize J. A. Hambleton The Keep History Prize R. J. Cox, '46 L. M. Staples, Jr., '45 The Whipple Medal W. A. Flagg, Jr. The Stewart Douglas Robinson Scholarship R. J. Cox The President's Medal F. L. Chapin The School Medal K. Smith The Hugh Camp Cup R. Cox The Oakes Greek Prize S. B. Baxter, '45 The Goodwin Prize R. J. Cox, '45 The S panhoofd Prize F. L. Chapin, '45, '46 The Charles S. Knox Cup F. L. Chapin The Ellsworth Greenley Art Prize M. D. Coe, '45 S. C. Welch, Jr., '44, '46 The joseph Howland Coit Medal C. C. Demere, '45, '46 The Benjamin Rush Toland Prize R. J. Cox 'wa' - wwrf. . a THE CHOIR Huck Raw: Cushman, R., Wellals Potter. B. M., Hunnewell Sl'l't'l1lfJ Rmr: Chisholm. Wallkc-r. Duer, du Bourg .S'i.x'lh Row: Rice. French, Tansill, Plumer. Bianchi. Thorpe lflllb Karr: Phipps, Perkins, BeLker, Appleton, Parish, Brookfield. Hults, Wzldclingtoll Ifumtb Raw: Floyd, Greenwood. Pratt. Crocker. W. T., Hackett, Heard. Gates. G., Manly. Harrison. R.. Ashforth, Griscom 'I lurd Rout Phillips. Halle. Fraser. Schwartz, Crocker. F, L., Dewey, C. F.. Rose II. Rice. Wintersreun II. McKee. B,. Cushny S1-z'nr1d Row: Merrick, Mr. Bacon. Mr. French, Mr. johnson. Mr. Nash, Dr. Lefebx re, Read l. Yardley. Brown. J. B, Ifinl Rauf W'ycofT. Mann, Taylor, Bacon, Bransome. Hull. Simpson ll, Standish II THE YEARBOOK COMMITTEE Standing: Chafiin, Wells, Odescnlchi, Schoubye, Welch Sitting: Knox. Neilson I THE RANKING SCHOLARS Hack Row: Kelly, Boi: II, Cox. A. B.. Beels, Barry, Arlen Third Row: Insull, Hoppin, Van Doren, Fraser, Packard, Colt, J. D., W'intersteen II, Kinnear, Havemeyer, Bankson Second Row: Lefebvre, Stebbins II, Hall, K. H., King, D. R., Chapin, Mr. Nash. Baxter, James, Wells, Gordon, Harrison, j. L. Fifi! Row: Rose II, Smith, A. L., Clothier, Taylor, Shepherd, Brody, McKee, E. B., Hnlle THE PELICAN BOARD liar! Row: Poolc ll, liurkus. Bzlnkson. 0'Ncil. Neilson I, MzxcD0ugnll, Ingersoll Il, Wllitc, B. B.. Scmlcr. Parker Slffllllll Row: Wxrrralll, Knox, Clarkson. W. F- llumblcton Il, Hopkins I, lidwurnls, Pzuldork, Boric. llcrlcr, Jacobs Silting: Lovett, Kinncnr, Mr. Ruah, Ryan, Pemberton THE PICTORIAL BOARD Bark Row: Winterstccn. Cliflord ll. McKean, jacob. Ingersoll ll Ifronl Row: Edwards, McGovern, Brokaw, Chisholm THE HORAIE BOARD - Huck Row: Mr, lidmonds, Flugg. Enders, Baxter, Mr. Madeira Sillingz Cox. Coe, lHuud Editors! lirunt Row: Walrcl, Sluymukcr. Bingham, Merrick, Lincoln 'U' ' . ' 1 1 + ' xr lo is f ww E- 4 My : 5-jpg,-j,::,,,. A.: W , A JN , ,W . .Zi-. :-2, f:- . ' GI Q, iflf A 34?'Zaf,ig1 f?M3LKlAj ,ik ,Q ,r., or A vf 1 Clu by and tfoczktief HE Missionary Society under the adept leadership of Mr. Hoofnagle and P. M. Ingersoll concluded another year of generous charity work. Again this year an Information Please program was held, yielding a good return, and a highly enjoyable Mid-Winter Fair netted unusually large funds for furthering the work of this organization. The Cadmean and Concordian Literary Societies reverted this year to the peacetime prac- tice of a dinner in the Spring Term and a joint debate, the change was favourably received by all members. The subject of the Joint Debate was: Resolved: That the Career of John L. Lewis Has Been Detrimental to the Cause of Labour. The Ailirmative was supported by the Cadmean, who won the Debate, and Concordian upheld the Negative side of the question. R. J. Cox, of the Cadmean, was named best speaker. The Scientific Association, led by Mr. Lea and K. Smith, and sparked by a number of good speakers, both inside and outside of the School, enjoyed a very active year, and the Annual Meeting was very enjoyable. The Dramatic Club excelled this year in its Thanksgiving production, The Hasty Heart, and its realistic radio play War of the Worlds. The Fiske Cup was won by Ford, for its production of The Flower Shop. h The Book Fair and the Library Supper contributed towards a successful year for the Li- brary Association. The language societies were as interesting as ever this year, the Deutsche Verein held its annual picnic and the Cercle Francais its Annual Dinner. The Glee Club was more outstanding this year than ever before. The Anniversary per- formance combined the directive talent and resourcefulness of its leader with the vocal abilities of its cast in such a manner as to bring out in a highly enjoyable musical show nearly all the aspects of life at St. Paul's. The credit belongs to Dr. Lefebvre and the entire Glee Club. is wmv -s...., ,N Q THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY 10254. . THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Harb Rmr: Grimm. Dodge. McClintock, Blackburn, Burwell, Ellis, Waddingron, Barry. Clorker, W. T.. Mcwillinms, Hnrclin Third Row: Chittenden. Hull, K, H., Jcanes, Gould, G.. Harmcr, Lindh. Platt, Hays, W. H. .Yerrmd Row: Mayer. King. D. R., Look. Humbleron Il. Knox. Mr. Lloyd. Greene, Semlcr. Lincoln. Pelrinovic. Murray Fire! Row: Chalin. Foster, de Aguirre THE CADMEAN LITERARY SOCIETY 'Third Row: Poole ll, Wriglmr, B., King. D. R.. Brooke, Burwell, Duet, Chapin. Lawrence, D. N.. Curr, James. Wriglut, A.. Dodge, Gates, Chisholm Swami' Row: Hirsfhberg, Hays. W. H.. Chittenden, Yardley. Baxter, Mr. Chittenden, Flagg. Biddle. Gordon, Odescalclmi. Potter 1 First Row: Tucker, Walker, Demere, Cox. Hasslacher. McGraw ,uv - ,, THE CONCORDIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Buck Row: Mr. Pegram, Ellsworth. jeanes. Oven. deCompicgnc. Bingham Third Run-: Putltlntk I, Gordon, S., Lovett, Wells, A. T., Cainer, Ryan, Look, Slnynmkcr, Read, Harrison, Boriu, Ewing l, dt-Aguirre, Macy, Murray Sealed: Ingersoll I, Mr. Rush, Neilson I Serand Row: Lincoln. Merrick Firxt Raw: Huger. Tilt THE DRAMATIC CLUB Standing: Chisholm, Mr. Madeira Second Rauf: Beels, Burt, Waddington, Cushman, Mr. Thayer, Mr. johnson, Brokaw, Blackburn, Gordon, S First Row: Look, Wright, Cox, R. J., Paine, Biddle, Floyd I THE SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION -.. my V 'Q A .Jim C link' Row: Wznlkur. Wanll, Iillis. Brooke. Poncr. B. M.. Ellsworth, Cushman, R.. Schoubyu, James. Carroll, Dodge, Bingham. Hopkins I. Swcaxrcngen .Yuwrrd Rum: Look, Kjimvr. LIcCof11picgnc, Spcncur, Dcmcrc, Neilson I, Tolnnd I, Mr. Len, Smith I, McGraw, Boriu, Lincoln. Ruud I, Potter, H. F. l ir.xt Row: Iidwurds. Till. Chntlin. dc Gozzzlldi. Hamblcton I. Ewing I, Brokaw I W' i 'D i 'fr i Q13 ' 5 1:23-A THE ACOLYTES' GUILD Third Row: Grimm. Gould, Grccnc, Henriques, Wall, Merrick, Hays, Chapin, Arthur, Kinncar, Hnpkins I, Swcnrcngcn Serwxd Row: Look, Montross, Baxter. Cox. Thorpe. Neilson, Harmer, Dcmerc, 1Hend Acolytej, Tilt, McGraw, Boric, Clarkson First Row: Mayer, Marache, Hasslachcr, Edwards, Belshaw, Foster, Brokaw, Elliman i A31 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS liucb Rum: Weeal. Cox. A. B.. French, Stanton. Terry. Burwell, Haskell, Bayne Smvnid Row: james, jacob, Fox, Tucker, Mr. Merriam, Merrick, Sellers, Wlmelain lroul Roar: XVMIS. D., Gordon, S.. Guzzam. lflagg, Petrinovic, Mr. King. Kinnear. Hasslachcr, Mohl. Harrison. Bianchi DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN Third Row: Mayer, Hall. K. H.. Hays, H. A., Cushman, Carr, King. Chapin, Lawrence, Hunnewell, Belshaw. Staples Sefoud Rauf: Lefebxrc, Whitney. J. B., Hardin, Hirschberg. Chittenden, Mr. Schade, Wells. A. T., Dommerich, Floyd. Crocker. W. T., Ford First Row: Grimm, Semler, Ingersoll I, Ballenzine THE RIFLE CLUB my g,,u:::.g,m:L..g...:, Rm THE GLEE CLUB -,'.- . ' 'A x 1 ' ,Q - . ' w, 1 f ' ' ' f ' Wi-a.s1'1sf4,3x 'Je'x.F1-f ., . , A ,. N a,w 1 J 44- A W Qs! 4 .L-'QW iSfx55 -Y--3 . ,, , ' , wa. A M - ',.+.- 1 - .Xg.z+ , v. THEBAND X'I.1mliug: Murrick. Clarkson. P. S., Dr. Lefebvre. Cushman. Mnnvillc Killing: Coolidge. dv:Aguirre, Wells. A. 'l',. Hunnuwull THE NEW CHAPEL THE QUADRANGLE THE MAIN SCHOOL BUILDINGS THE LOWER SCHOOL iaifl 3 THE HOCKEY RINKS NW-xi, , M, .gfww ' ' ,WN Af L, , ff .Q 5 , SM . -1 THE NEW UPPER Football N THE football season of 1945, the Old Hundreds and the Isthmians were both handicap- ped due to injuries of key men. However, well coordinated teams were produced by all three clubs. The Old Hundreds won the hrst team series in the last quarter of a hard fought game against the Isthmians. jones Toland was the mainstay of this last game, as he had been through the season. It was because of his passing ability that the Old Hundreds were such an effective team. ' In the lower team series, the Isthmians swept to a second team victory. The third team series was an all around tie, while the Delphians took the fourth and fifth and the Isthmians won the sixth. The Scores: 1 October 6 Delphian Old Hundred October 10 Old Hundred Isthmian October 13 Isthmian Delphian f October 20 Old Hundred Delphian October 24 Isthmian Old Hundred October 27 Isthmian Delphian October 31 Old Hundred Delphian November 3 Old Hundred Isthmian November 10 Old Hundred Delphian THE S. P. S. FOOTBALL TEAM .Ycfrlrld Row: Fowncs. Rnsc I. White. B. B.. Yardley. Jones, Edwards lfirxl Row: Tulnnd, Cox, Smith I, Hilliard, W. R., fCapt.j, Hopkins, Ingersoll, Wczrraull THE OLD HUNDRED FOOTBALL TEAM Third Row: Mr. Chapin, Ellsworth. Kilmarx. Havcmcyer. Poole ll, Douglas, Oven, Whitney. J, B. Scvmzd Row: Howard, H. H. H., Schoubye, White, B. B., Staples, Wells, A. T., Sawyer, Slaymakcr, Arnold First Row: Lovett, Tilt, Fownes, Smith I, 1Capr.J, Toland, Harmer, Ingersoll I THE ISTHMIAN FOOTBALL TEAM Third Row: Mr. Smith. Read l. Gardner. MacDougall. Robinson I, Carroll .81-rmul Row: Bclsllaw, Parker. McGraw. W. P. Howard. Chatlin, Murray. Stone. Gordon I-'rnnl Row: Chapin, Yardley, Wforrall. Hopkins l. lCapI.D, james. Cox. Marachc. Edwards THE DELPHIAN FOOTBALL TEAM Third Row: Mr. Madeira. Colt. Williams. Wlright II, Hughes. Collamore, Enders. Foster, 1Mgr.J Sevoud Row: Fox. Gates. Cushman. J. Brown. Brokaw, Culbertson. Wright I. Herzog First Raw: Hitchcock. Dcmere. Cramer. Hilliard. W.. fCapz.J. jones, Kinnear, Rose I S P .Sf HOCk6j7 ITH only five returning lettermen, Coach Chapin built up a hard playing, spirited school team that improved in team play as the season progressed. The first and second lines, sparked by centers Clarkson and Toland respectively, proved to be fast and well coordinated. With Nortie Knox in the goal, and Read and Captain Brown at defense, the team was at all times balanced and effective. In the season's first game in Madison Square Garden on the 20th of December, the School team defeated Deerfield by a score of 6-1. The team defeated St. Marks -4-2 here at school, and at Andover on the 19th of january they triumphed 3-0. On the 23rd of january, the S. P. S. bowed to a veteran Dartmouth J. V. squad, and although we lost by a 2-1 tally, the brand of play was the best of the season. The final game of February 2nd brought the climax of the season, when the School team edged out an excellent Exeter team by a score of 2-l, avenging 1aSt year's defeat. This finished the games for the year, the final tally being four ViCt0ri6S and one defeat. Club Hocleq HE First Team Club series, which ended in an all around tie, was exceptionally close and hard fought all season. The Isthmians, with a wealth of material led by Captain Read and Knox, proved too erratic to capture the championship. The Old Hundreds, with an abundance of young players, proved to be the steadiest outfit. The Delphians, underdogs at the season's beginning, improved steadily sparked by Captain Clarkson and Williams. The unusual amount of spirit displayed by all clubs throughout the season made the level of First Team Hockey very high this year. The scores are as follows: ' February 13 Delphian 2 Isthmian 0 February 16 Isthmian 6 Old Hundred 2 February 21 Old Hundred 3 Delphian 2 February 2 3 Delphian 4 Isthmian 2 February 27 Old Hundred 3 Isthmian 2 March 2 Isthmian 3 Old Hundred 1 'XPAUL5 firmyfi QQAUZS mug, THE S. P. S. HOCKEY TEAM McGovern. 1Mgr.J, Mr. Chapin, Dougias, Timpson. Murray, Arnold, Arthur, Hoffmann, Mr. MacMillan Knox, Hilliard, Clarkson, P. G. Brown, QCapt.J, Toland, I-Iarmer, W. P. Howard. A. D. Read 'L ' Riff, w :,.. V: 1 fu ,w 'wH K ,Nw- ,QM THE OLD HUNDRED HOCKEY TEAM Iiafk Row: Mr. Chapin, Lovett. Coleman. Ingersoll, Stevens. H. N.. Havcmeyer Front Row: Harmer, Arnold, Arthur, QCapt.J, Toland, Douglas 'A r' THE ISTHMIAN HOCKEY TEAM Front Row: Mr. Smith, Cox, Parker, Gardner, Hoffmann. Hunnewell, Worrall Front Row: Murray, Belshaw, Read, CCapt.J, W. Howard, Knox W. sf x . 2 I g inf' THE DELPHIAN HOCKEY TEAM Bark Raw: Mr. MacMillan, Hcrter, Colt, Bond. Timpson lfronl Row: Sl. Lawrence, Williams, Clarkson, QCBPI-3. J. B. Brown, deGozzuldi Rowing HE 1946 Rowing Season on Long Pond opened on an extremely early date as it had the previous year because of an unseasonably warm spell during the latter part of March. The Halcyon and Shattuck Clubs each boated seven crews, an increase of one crew each over last year. Because of the early opening the season was extremely long and both Clubs produced well rounded crews. On Race Day the elements played tricks upon us and the weather was more like March than june. The day was overcast and showers rained down intermittently during the after- noon. The Halcyons began their clean sweep of the day by winning the Seventh Crew Race. This had a definite moral effect and all other crews of that Club went to the starting line deter- mined to win. The closest race of the day was the Fourth Crew Race, both crews being rated approximately the same. At the start the Shattucks gained a deck length which the Halcyons retrieved at the three-quarter mark. The boats rowed man for man until just past the half mile mark when the Halcyon Crew gained a slight lead which they broadened to half a length at the finish. The Third Crews both of which were manned by veterans was won fairly easily by the Halcyons. The Second Crew Race was captured by a definitely superior Halcyon boat. As the First Crews came to the starting line the Halcyons were intent upon making it a complete victorious day for their Club. Both boats started at a slightly higher stroke than was their custom but soon slowed to a 32 at which time the Halcyons gained a three-quarter length which they carried to the finish. Our thanks are due to Mr. Ducey, Mr. Andrews and Mr. Bodine for having so ably and enthusiastically coached the crews this season. This first post-war year of rowing has shown a rejuvenation of interest in the sport and it is hoped that Long Pond may again see ten crews from each Club. 3' 'N-: '- s-,M 'nf1ll!s 'M' uf law 1 . r, ' ,.,:q ,! ,, ,. , .,,.-if 44 W, W. V-. ., Q I 4 ,4 THE S. P. S. CREW Slalldiflgt Cushnmn. Ccmlisigc. Garslm-r. Oven Mllizlg: llownrd. W. P.. Brown. J.. Kflnpnl. Swcurcngun. Smith Chittenden, ifjoxb l THE HALCYON CREW Sluuding: Mr. Richurmls, Coolidge, Hilliard. R. L., Merrick, lCapl. 19673, Gardner, Oven, Mr, Rush Sitting: Cushman, Brown, J.. QCapt.J, Smith I, Ingersoll l Stevens, B. K., QCoxJ .gy ,.,4 1 .M . n, ,-,f .Q gave J.. . I , ,,. .M ff' Q, . . , Y, 'fi'-' N' , 6 fx. ' t, K,,1.?,g:.i. .3 -,jh:.j,'?k. . I ,. 2 ,4 ..,,2,f . Q. -' ,af-,Al 'nevgi , .jf 'IM' z'f'5gQ'5ff2, f il ,sq yu L I V f, fy... , f .f , ., lf... , ,Jil v gy M F-1, . I'-. .m.. ' Af-.. if THIS SHATTUCK CREW St1mdiug:Mr. Chirtundcn. Stew.-ns, H. N.. McGraw. Cox. Wfllitc. B, B Sitting: Howard. W. P.. Sweurcngcn, Kfupnb, Gould ll. Dvnu-ru Chittenden, lfloxj S P S Baseball HE S. P. S. Baseball Team, coached by Mr. Trefry, played two games this year, losing to the undefeated Tilton team on S. P. S. grounds, 8-l. The second game was played at Brooks, S. P. S. winning by a score of 5-2. The final game with Concord High on Anniversary was rained out. Club Bmeball HE Isthmian Team, coached by Mr. Trefry, won the championship, with the loss of one game to the Old Hundreds, largely due to the hitting power of the infield and Worrall's steady pitching. The Old Hundred Club, backed by the hitting of Captain Toland, and Lovett's pitching, easily placed second, under the able coaching of Mr. MacConnell. The Delphians, coached by Mr. MacMillan, were obviously weaker than either of their opponents, relying on the hitting of Herter for what little strength they had. The Batting Cup was won by Captain Knox of the Isthmians, whose team also won the Fielding Cup. The scores are as follows: April Isthmians Delphians May Old Hundreds Delphians May Old Hundreds Isthmians May Isthmians Delphians May Isthmians Old Hundreds May Old Hundreds Delphians May Isthmians Old Hundreds 'l'llli ISTIIMIAN BASliBAl.l. 'l'liAM lurlrugz lnlwnrdx, lk-lslmw, Tunxlll. lirnwn ll. Mr. 'l'rL-fry Killing: Ilnnm-wvll, XXf'urrnll. jmuh. Knox. HQ4lpl.J. Ilupkinw I, llnihumn. Yardley 'l'Hlf S. P. S. BASEBALL IPAM .Vtuml'iug: Wfillinms. 1Mgr.?, Bohlcn. Dugnnnr Hunnuull Coll I. jzwoh, Mr, Trcfry Sitting: Ynrdlcy, ilcrtur. Hnffnmnn. Knox mr lux Douglas. Wforrnll ,eqv 'uv lg ff- ,v ,Q lah L ,J 6. . THE DELPHIAN BASEBALL TEAM Yhmding: Mr. MacMillan, Fox. Gibb, Sherer, Williams, 1Mgr.J Sitting: Backus, Culbertson. Herter, Kinnear, lCapt.b, Clarkson. W, F.. Colt I, Dommerich THE OLD HUNDRED BASEBALL TEAM Siundingz Staples, lMgr.l, Phillips, Arnold, Lcuch, Mr. Mucilonnell Sitting: Bohlcn, Bfnrxrum, Dcgcncr, Tulnml, 1fIupt.l, Luvuu Douglas, llawurncyur Track GAIN Mr. Clark wisely selected from a wealth of material and formed a well rounded track team. The first meet with Concord High proved to be one of the closest and best in years, the outcome being a score of 59M for S. P. S. and 57M for Concord. Captain Clarkson was the star individual scorer picking up a total of 18 points. In the second meet S. P. S. beat Tilton Academy by the decisive score of 71 to 46. In the Anniversary Meet the Delphians, well prepared in advance by Captain Clarkson, won an easy victory with Clarkson and Bill Read sharing individual scoring honors. The Isthmians finished second with the Old Hundreds a close third. The score: Delphians 75M points Isthmians 60M points Old Hundreds 5 1 M points Messrs. Clark, Madeira and Monnier should be congratulated for their fine coaching which produced a very successful, if too brief, track season. T Kiflifllif BLY coached by Mr. Hall and Mr. McCreight the Tennis Team played three matches this spring. The first engagement was with Brooks and the St. Paul's Team triumphed by a score of 6-1. The next two matches were less successful, Groton and Exeter taking the S. P. S. Team by scores of 6-3 and 9-0 respectively. However, the season was highly satisfactory in that a great many candidates came out for the team, thereby indicating a rapidly reviving interest in the sport. Boxing HIS year Dick Whalen, as usual, produced a fine squad. The team spirit, ability and con- ditioning were well shown in the two boxing matches. At Anniversary the Hart Boxing Medal was deservingly won by Bob McGraw, a speedy and hard hitter. Tllli DELPHIAN TRACK TEAM urliug: Gzlyley. Gibb. M.1xwell. Foster. Coley. Cramer Noise Killing: Bond. Stumliah I. Crarner I. Clarkson. W. If. lffnpnb. Read. NV, XV. D.. deG0zzuldi, Herter THE S. P. S. TRACK TEAM Standing: MacDougall, Ingersoll ll. Herzer. Standish I Read. W. W. D.. Mr. Clark Sitting: Stebbins I, Bond, Clarkson. W. F.. lCnpz.J. deGozzaIdi, Lawrence. D. N. 'l'llli OLD HUNDRIED TRACK TEAM ark Run: Yunu-. Vnn Duron. Huvcmuycr. Mayer. Pictu l'isfIxcr lfrnul Rum: Ingersoll ll, Hnrmcr. Gould, fc:ZlPl.,. WL-lls, l,ilWI'L'l'lk'C THE ISTHMIAN TRACK TEAM Standing: Robinson I. Clmffin. Marlin I. Tnnsill Silliug: Mffflintoaxk, Ford. G. W- MEICIBKTIIQIIII, Yardley Hfnplj, Stebbins I, Pzlrkcr. Hnifnmn AGC? 'Q'-W ...a -f abt, THE S. P. S. SQUASH 'l'EAM Xllllldiilgi Wiscmzln. Arthur Siiling: Flngg. Knox. lilnprj. Toland THE S. P. S. TENNIS TEAM Slarldirlgz Mr. Mfflftiglll, Cox, A, B., Murray, Gurus, Recs Ewing II Killing: lflugg, Culbertson, Gnmlrirh, Curr THE GYM TEAM THE BOXING TEAM 5Ui THE BASKETBALL TEAM How high with hope our hearts were beating When first we came as new boys here! How soon the welcome of our greeting Dispelled each secret, doubtful fear! And through the years so swiftly flying, Each hour and day within her walls, More loyal makes the love undying Which thrills the sons of Old St. Paul's. Old Sl. gpdllllif In football struggles, fierce and glowing, In hockey's strife our part have weg How swiftly, with our powerful rowing, The crews dash on to victory! In all our sports, in studyls hour, We've striven still to make these walls Re-echo to the highest tower Our hearty cheers for Old St. Paul's. Too soon will come the time for leaving, When we must bid St. Paul's farewellg And take our places as old boys. grieving That school days we have loved so well Are gone for aye. Yet memory's magic Shall still keep bright, whate'er befalls In future days or glad or tragic, Our loving pride in Old St. Paul's. WILLARD SCUDDER 11881-18859 AFTER YOU GRADUATE. . . mm ST. 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