Westminster School - Annual Yearbook (Simsbury, CT)

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INTFRNIFDI-XTFS FRONT Row Tltus Sharp Clarl-.e Gr1swold Hamllton Glllette Codlrex Elmore jones Iosex Forrtst Quoxn Row Mr Bremer fifszstant Coach D114 toss Corlu Ptrsons Rome Nlciltment Holmes hhlllldmi Mr Doane Head Louth Timur Row B Beale Let Baxter Nash 'N1tDuif1t Hotchluss Manager tht powerful Berltshlre outht Berkshxre made all the1r pomts 1n the first dlspl ty ed much power and a varied attack At the same t1me, our forces withheld any attack made by the Berltshlre team Oscar O Nelll who played a hne g xme unfortunately sustained serlous myury to hlS arm lhe kent game was xlso lost when the 1HXZldCI'S scored on a Hat pass The term played hard and determmedly but were stlll somewhat haggard from the Berltshlre tussle Xffunst kmgswood the Westmmster forces rall1ed after a 7 O score loomed up wunst them, and tled the score Schultz and Howell co CBPIHIHS, connected several times w1th smart and well executed passes The school journey ed to Pomfret the followmg Saturday The team was certalnly well encour wed bv the presence of the student body for It per formed beautxfully by turnmv m an 18 6 v1ctory In thns game, Schultz played so well that we can really feel that lt was here that he deseryed h1s all state berth In the second quarter we scored two touchdowns, and IH the last quarter scored agam The final game wxth Pawlmg resulted 1n a 6 0 Wm C XX NI .' ., . z . 3 : .' ': ' , , ' , ' , 'I , ' , S' ,', . ', . S . . 't .' ': .I V ,., , half. Westminster scored on the opening kick-off of the second half, and ' Z ' ' 1 c . . l V. V . , v . Y K x - Q 7 ' ' . ' z ' . ' ' . 2 y I . X . A ral . , zhz' , ' .. , - ' C ' v V Eb 1 rg ' - .V .V rs I ' ' ' 1 4 l

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25 l-IRST TILAM Ifnoxr Ron Ixnme bthultz O ONull R Ixctcham Btrnes Sneoxn Ron P Beth llumrtrr I ONe1ll P Crocktr D Lrockcr Mr Bremer Coarh BASKETBALL For the first trme m half a deeade the W estmmster B isketball 'leam xx on as manx Games ts lt lost Although one thlrd of the se xson was cancelled btt ruse of lllness we c tn conslder the result satlsfactory Xnother outstand mfr teature ot the season w IS the fact that not only was the first team com prrsed ot x eter ms but also that there w IS not a new boy on the entrre squad Nlr Br: mer m hrs tlrst year as colch brouffht ibout the rejuvenatlon of .1 wmnmv streik m the sport Hls Clllph1SlS on fundxmentlls slmpllfled otttnsrxt and the old man to mm defense were mstrument 11 m the success of the qumtet lhms smtple method of pl xx whreh depends so entlrely on co operttxon made team work f1r more prex llent th m 1t had been m l0I'Il1CI'561fS The captlm Oscar O Nerll an outstmdmg member of the squid for the past three tears Lllllll'4td hrs lust xelr wlth stellar letdershlp Russ lxttch im the onlx xtter an wlth four xc trs txperxt nte domln ated tht Court mth his Slllixlltlld cltftnsc work No less lormxd lble w is Jack Schult7 'mother Nlxth I orm xeter m lhtse lltter two shouldered the I'CSlJOI1SllJ1llly of Guard ing the Gold and Black b'1sl-Let. The forward positions were ably held down by the twin-like Kinzie and lhrnes. These masters of offense were excep-