Taft School - Taft Annual Yearbook (Watertown, CT)

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C A s. Xi.-ff X. E Bs 25 1 C .Xt N, Q 1, sm ' X E KK-Xxx -4, QQ X is 5 X X X. x Vi X 2 X 4. EROQ TAGEART ct-lieigfirw, JR. N. lvso Xearssat laft Dating! L Ni PICBLIII IUXL 0 llSLl ll I'0 lLdg is C f 1 A x fs .'f- 'X 5. ' .1 f ' gangste trmtion, 51 arriv and two , start- - ing with t e Annex, where e roo his Rideau s an Upper ' fa ' f tlibxsttegess of his met ds ere soon apparen as he came thvglaptai x . lflfkm 'md l'1ter won ' ' f ' ' 1 H l ix 5 . . ,posit o Mo tor-tl n y o -yea man to gain this lor. As 'enior h Jlayec arsity ot- ball and l ckey, l let it lot be sal that ' achiev ments were a athleti ' . 'tua ly, the nu of ourtletter g a Slgllrlflllfid l r b use lm tired fighting oil g As a er 0 ' Club, he is on of the few ca able of si onitmg in three different keys. X J words lm' cz 'txspell this 'ar is re tively few. 1 Ta 'a ., a phi i. 1 - - - h - 'an' A . Y G Monitor '52: Corridor Monitor 523 Beta Club Treasurer '52: Clee Club '51, '52: Radio Club '5l. '52: Dance Committee '52g Senior Coat Committee '52, Cap and Gown Com- mittee. Chairman '52g Varsity football 'I 52: jayvee hockey '51, Captain, '5l: Varsity hockey 'I 52: jayvee track '51, Cheerleader '52, Hb. om- 1 x ' 9 ,, , 6 M95 I ERT CHASE ,D 3 5 ' una 1re ' ars' Taft 3 3 -' ' ', n 'lselwdci rat r ersa ligy, ling in ue ucc 's' at most x y bmi' if . -Sykrfio ' od me athletic ' e l me 'cr tl pyrus, e ting, the Oracle, s .1 c b him most for his n c y at lt 1 C ld ax Curr t liv v ', we 'l ' 'X' -1 ' ork i he A rue ld wk roles by such varied a 's a: ld illi ls, 6 Wilcle. 5 bf low - - 'XVQ goo studen and some- fig a ' ole, gi: Q emb I h Honors Est y 1 is is 5: . A e ry lapse now a lCl1.lll ci ze ax math ca isregarded since t v c ' k his major ent usiasms. .oli ' 1 t qu e certain of what he wants to do in life, l wi o many possibilities, only choosing will be N difhcult: taining success will not be. ' The Papyrus '51, '52: Debating Club '51, '52, Vice-President '52: Varsity Debating '52: Masque and llagger Society '50, '51, '52g Current Events Club '52, 26 i K T,

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ROBERT LORING BRISTOL Gamma One Year at Taft Yale Among the new faces to appear last fall was Happy's . It wasn't long before everyone was aware of his ability in all phases of school life. At Milford High, Happy Bris won his letter twice in football and track. Through the same skill he has helped the Taft teams. ln the fall Bris was one of the stal- warts on the Varsity football team, while in the winter he turned to wrestling, holding down the 177-pound class. This spring he will be a great addition to the track team. Bris has had time also for extra-curricular activities. His fine voice has placed him in the Glee Club and the Church Choir. When Happy graduates next June, he will be part- ing with countless friends that he has made through his good-natured personality. We all wish him the best of luck at college. Glee Club '52g Church Choir '52g Varsity football 'I 52g Varsity 1 r ' track T'52. X X fs, I vp! S , lx K S340 0, ti 3 Qg . lf' 'J X' . 'J , Q.. Ag!! j!g A ' ' i are Ll' 9 V L NDR PI CALHOUN. JR. W l'1 . h y ha i r 't A , ' l amma ears at Twft' U. of Pcznylvania x v -f te ast a produkzive present, ana omi ure is a er way of s g Calhoun , Pick' ha! be an outsta ing rnkguler his class by viftue of his, hletic ab' ' and eafsygoing nf ture. During the fall hi alnilityw ig the po tion of tackle added much to me streng of the l' Pick' has kept a re- spe 'table average and ' sq l naged to find plenty of t'n for mar extra-iurr ' arf tivities, such as being Manager of IC Glee and hairman of the Wade House I mi ee. Pick's natural ability and gift of conver ' on pl 's shrewd judgment and tempered cyn- icis ' lave 1 ' im well known in the Current Events C .t Whereve he may go and WllHf,CVf5pl'l'lK y under- t e, we wish him the best of luck. ,ff , Camera C lff'49g 15,25 Senior House ' Inittee,NChairman '52g XX tj The P my '51, '52g Chri as I ,Current Events A Cl I 25 Spanish Committ '53, ayy fotball '51g Varsity X, lwa all 'I H525 golf 5 4,4 X . I G X I .... W-f f ' f 25 I x ,F 4 x XJ AQ: 1 V' I xl . s.: .J

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idd e d .tt lb w man 1 1 made ' . . c' it is as tes N yf . 1 01 7!-'Jil 1 . ' ' ' ' 1 r dr I 0 ,V I 1 Runo de MINS 1 '1 it 1 1 . , lph Four Y at aft 'r' ' o r ' agr came tl1e ' s of W' 011, U , OIIIICC 'c , s IC who ig t c al e been co11si ed a l1 er. Ho ver, at t e nd o 'our years at ft, Rudy as co ' an exit mely ditable record. s writinQ'Skill h ll to goo e o11 all three ublic' ' ns: h air ' r 'ing h's sood him i11 good st ad Il a 't al e ' Club's presehtationsg f a d l1is atl etic a ' 1 y la' w or him lett rs 'n football, asket I, and ac . sid tl1ese, l1e OIIC con- sistc tly we schol ' y. Th ' is'har the record ol' ,jf hyahacke R 1 to go to Harv r ext year, wl1ere l1is JJ' s e of hu , ability, and wil ' 'ness to do hard work 1Il u ubtedly make e of the colleges top stude ts. , ,, X Corridor o 'tor H523 nbl' ation Board '52g The Annual, Sports Editor 152: The Papyrus '5 orts ' ltor ' 23 The Oracle, Editorial Associate '52: Debating Club '523 N Var y ' '1 r ' 3 M . ue and llaggm' Society '52: Glec Club '5l, '52: Music Club in '5 1 ent E nts C '52: Camera Club '52: Senior Revue ommittee '52: Varsity football '51, 523 V sity basketball 'I 52: jayvee basketball '5 , Varsity track '51, T'52. y C W JC ol ' I . . IN H I E I3 j ll at t aft ' ' ip eto aft stfla to r' IC 1 . l1 l. H r a fr ' '1 'ate . ri ' th e IC Wllll r o e tex op ll s sr 1 rov c HI a '1 1 a t 1: ar- if a i d' d c. ' ni ck z - - fir :ez ' l1e w 11k, i fe gf- ' lf gr s'et to th- tea ll y atclki g 1 W y, 1. - otfll ly 11 e l'1 be '1 in o 11 + G ner t,ea 1 e y .1r bc' e. tl1 veath g r 1 nd IC 111 s ' ll cat e aro d ca et s ju . -,Ass'1 1tl1 ' golf 1. 1 'll l1'. cfa: I6 l 1c 1 w ki xi ed stick l of ' 's en hi . t' ii ll' ' he ryw N1 The Annual '52g Glee Club '52: Spanish Club 52: D COH1m ' Reception Committee '52s Class Day Committee '52, Hockey Rin Committee 52: il sity hockey T'52g Varsity golf,T'52.