Westminster School - Annual Yearbook (Simsbury, CT)

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7 - - was a member of the Dramatic Club during the years of 1906, 1907, 1908, and sang in the Choir in 1906. A member of the Gun Club in 1909 and 19103 he was elected Manager in his last year. He made the brass plate in 1907 and won the prize examination in English in both 1908 and 1909. He was Prefect of the Second West in 1910 and of the Chapel in 1908, 1909, 1910. He will enter Yale next fall. He answers to the names of Toot and Em. A keen naturalist who is equally at home with gun, fishing rod, pencil or camera, if he cannot slay his game he draws it or photo- graphs it, but he gets it somehow or other. JOHN GUTHRIE KILBRETI-I He 3.lSO l:l1'ldS JEl1'l'l6 JDO l'1Glp edit The S7fLi7fCh, and has done good service to the School throughout the entire ive years he has been here. During the past year he has cultivated a 'fmarcellet' wave with great success. JOHN GUTHRIE KILBRETH, New York. Born February 6, 1893. Entered School in January, 1905. John won his Foot- ball W in 1908 and 1909, was Assistant Manager in 1908 and Captain of the Team in 1909. Dramatics since 19065 Manager of the Association in 1908 and 1909. He was Manager of the Review in 1910, having managed the News during the year previous. John has held more managerships than any boy now in school.. Honors Qbrass platej, 1907, 1908. Prefect Sixth Form Corridor. An- swers to his hrst name John occasionally varied to Johnnie. He will enter Yale. John was voted the best student and 'Lbiggest fusserf' by the sixth. Honest John is a short, but true characterization. From the day when, years ago, he first attracted notice by the vigor with which he took mud baths at Watertoxvn, in the football game against Taft, till now, he has never failed us. He is not fond of Baseballg but, if his skill in the game is disappointing, his remarks upon it leave nothing to be desired. He is an amateur actor of no mean merit and a rising vocalist. Rumor has it that John was once on time for breakfast. 18

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The Switch during its infancy, 1910. Chapel Prefect, 1908, 1909, 1910. Nickname, Elt. He hopes to enter Yale next fall. Was voted biggest grafter and best blufferf' For many years he has educated us in up- to-date business methods and nothing he has taken in hand has been known to fail. He has an air of enquire within on everything, or Hyou press the button and l'll do the rest, and gee whiz! if you can't press the button, Why, I'll do the whole job myselfln Our advice is Let him! Quite a traveler, with yarns eh suite. FREDERICK FOSTER WILLIAMS, 2 East Biddle St., Baltimore, Md. Born May 8, 1892. Entered School in Sep- tember, 1906. t'Bill Won his Football K'W FREDERICTQ FOSTER XYILLIAMS in 1908 and 1909, and was elected Manager of Basket Ball for 1910. He has been amember of the t'Play during 1907, 1908, i 1909, 1910. His nickname is Bill, Has the champion blush in the School, but is less lavish of it than of old. Bill leaves his Greek recitation room each morning with cheerful regularity. HENRY EMERSON TUTTLE HENRY EMERSON TUTTLE, Lake Forest, Ill. Born December 10, 1890. Entered School in the fall of 1905. Emerson has been prominent in raising the school's journalistic standard. He has been an Editor of the Review since 1908, being Editor-in-Chief in 1909. Editor and Artist on the flhhifzal in 1908, 1909, 1910. Editor-in-Chief in 1909 and 1910. He Was one of the founders of The Snitch in 1910. He 17

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ARTHUR FARWELL TUTTLE, Lake Forest, Ill. Born June 26, 1892. Entered School Sep- tember, 1906. Won his W on the Baseball Teams of 1909 and '10. Has been a member of the Cast of the Play since 1907. Glee Club 1909, 1910. Manager, 1910. Member of Mandolin Club in 1910. Has sung on the Choir since 1907. A member of the Gun Club. Elected Editor of the Re-view for 1910. Served on the News during 1908. Editor on ANNUAL 1910. Nickname Tut He will enter Yale. Arthur divides the honor of noisiest in his class with Easton. A precise and reliable scholar whose Reci- tations are in inverse ratio to his Examin- t ations. A persistent believer in Luck and a confident Worshiper at her shrine. Has taken charge of study hours With a firmness that has much impressed the First Form. ARTHUR FARWELL TUTTLE S C ' I GURNEY LAPHAM SMITH, Syracuse, N. Y. Born October 8, 1892. Entered School in September, 1907. Won his Football VV as quarterback in 1909. Member of the Basket Ball Team of 1909 and Baseball Manager in 1910. Dramatics in 1908, 1909, 1910. Glee Club in 1909 and 1910. Quartet in 1909 and 1910. President in 1910. Man- dolin Club 1909. Leader 1910. He has been a member of the Choir since 1908. Editor of the Retaliator in 1910. Editor of the Review in 1910. Served time on the News during 1909. Nicknames, Gurn,' and Smithy. Gurney vvill enter Yale in Sep- tember. He Won the Class Beauty Contest GURNEY LAPHAM SMITH and was voted the best dressed. A thing of beauty is a joy forever! Although We cannot enjoy all beau- tiful things forever, the memory of one beautiful thing Will ever be a joy to us Who are left to mourn its absence from our midst. 19