Stony Brook School - Res Gestae Yearbook (Stony Brook, NY)

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Class of 1935 I,TOSl.Ill?I11i ....... Vice-Pres1'rIe11f. . Secretrzry ..... AD.-ms. CIIARLES C ....... ARMsrRoNG, FFIIICODORIC M ..... IJUVERS, RoDER'r A ....... CATIIER, JonN SEWELL. . . CIIIRINOS, .ANTONIO J. . .. DE QARMAS, Joslc V ....... . Dr: BE.-AI'r'IiAMP, IJAYID G. . Dim., JOHN II. ..,...... Doncuc, FFIIEODORIC L., JR. . ELLIS, EDWIN L .... . . . EI.1.1s, IJAVL U ....... I 1.lf:1'm', Gnoncuc A .... IIAzI.m l', VVILLIAM H. . . JOHNSON, GRANT F .....4. KlcAsm1:Y, AER'rsEN P., JR. Krzsmfin, ItOD1f:R'r S ,...... LoR1+:N'r7. fiIGRALD T .... IIITKICNS, EDWARD A. . . MIQRLAN, IJTIINIEL. . . . MILLER, CORNNVALL .... . INIURTLAND, S. ItIc'nARD. . . NoRD, CIIARLES L ..,. .. . OLIVER, LnRoY B ,... . . . .QALFRED F. VAN RANST . . .JouN Srzwiflu. flA'l'IIICR .. .IvoR C. I'r:rnRsoN ........................Cairo,Egypt. ...Q-1 Bur-lianan Street, Bronson, Mic'l1. ......................Christiana,Pa. . . .342 Walnut Street, Grafton, West Va. ..................Caraeas, Venezuela ........................Carac-as,Venezuela . . .207 Bandall Avenue, Freeport, Long Island . . . . . . . . . .325 18tl1 Avenue, Paterson, N. J. . . . . .Q-I-58 lNIerwood Lane, Upper Darby, Pa. , . ,la Aldred Avenue, Itoekville Centre, Long Island Aldred Avenue. Rockville Centre, Long Island ....................-Iamesport, Long Island . . . .418 Wyoming Avenue, VVyoming, Pa. . . . . . . . . . . .43 Grove Street, Stamford, Conn. . . . H-0 East 19th Street, New York City, N. Y. 131 East Mzrin Street, Patehogiie, Long Island . . . . . . . . .83 Carteret Avenue, Carteret, N. J. ....Q04- East Union Street, Burlington, N. J. .484 West 55th Street, New York City, N. Y. . . . . . . .304 Glen Avenue, Port Chester, N. Y. . . . . . . . . .Q918 Allen Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. . . . . . . . .93 Falconer Street. Jamestown, N. Y. .24-43 East Hazzard Street, Philadelphia, Pa I'1f1'1'nRsoN. IVOR C ......................... 107 Grand Place, Arlington, N. J. VAN IJRIJEN, EIHVARIJ A ..... Sunnyside Gardens, Long Island City, Long Island VAN IIANST, ALFRED F ...................... Q3 Fuller Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. VICKERS, HARRIsoN VV., III .... .... I Vasliington Avenue, Chestertown, Md. WA'r1', DoNALD INI ............ .... 1 035 Marietta Avenue, Lancaster, Pa. WIaLr'n. EVIQRETT B .... VVOODXVARIJ, IFAVID B. . . . . . .1 Bryant Place, Baldwin, Long Island . . . .Dansalan, Lanao, Pliilippine Islands TII'I'?Ifjjjftl'l' -l Al V V

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A Uv A V SENIOR CLASS ADVISER He cannot be ealled a popular master, for an eflicient dean is never popular among students. However, the seniors have farseeingly elected B112 Armstrong as their class adviser, seleeting llim for the dignity and soundness of mind wliieli lie displays as an adviser of boys in reference to disciplinary matters. Through all problems and difficulties lie has wisely eounseled and lias con- servatively guided the class. Aeeordingly, to Mr. Armstrong belongs the full eredit for a senior class which has been able to gain and retain the respect of the underelassmen. Talwlfy-fnlzr

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A Uv I-l A A l.. it CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, II Basketball Squad, 1935 Track Squad, 1935 Orchestra, 1935g President, 1935 Associate Editor of Bullvlill, 1935 Associate Editor of Rox Grsfur, 1935 HIS fall there came from Egypt a thin, loose-limbed figure, toddling across the campus in light tweeds and an English accent. Before long the accent had generally disappeared and Gad Adams was taking part in bull sessions with his newly-acquired HAmerican', slang. Becoming immediately interested in school organizations, Gad at once pro- ceeded to elevate the standard of the Bulletin with his excellent writings, and to advance the sales of the Year Book with his unique posters. Furthermore, on behalf of the Thespians, he has become the alluringly-curved secretary, much to the enjoyment of all male beholders. In the class room this same blonde-haired youth's marks are among the highest. This may not seem extraordinary unless one understands that every day in the winter Gad is dribbling the basketball for the Blue and VVhite team, and in the spring he is making the cinders Hy as he whisks off the half-mile. When Adams graduates from Stony Brook, the school's average in mathe- matics will take a drastic drop, for no longer will six or eight well-meaning math students be able to congregate in Room Eighteen to obtain this lad's interpretation of a certain trigonometry problem. Twenly-six