Westminster School - Annual Yearbook (Simsbury, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1945 volume:

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GARDNER PETTEE, B.A., 1898, M.A., YALE Senior Master, Mathematics JOHN R. Gow, A.B., 1923, COLBY Registrar, Science E. F. LOUNSBURY, B.A., 1919, M.A., VVESLEYAN Latin RONALD J. NIICHELINI, B.S., 192 7, DARTMOUTH Spanish, Mathematics J. BIACKINTOSH HAYS, A.B., 1909, VIRGINIA, A.M., HARVARD , History MONROE M. STERNS, A.B., 1936, HARVARD English ALGER S. BOURN, B.S., 1930, YALE, M.s., M.I.T. , ' , Mathematics, Science. Mechanical Drawing HARRISON A. COOKE, JR., A.B., 1937. DARTMOUTH, M.S., VERMONT Biology, Physical Geography JEAN E. A. FRAISIER, A.B., 1920, DARTMOUTH, SORBONNE ' French, Spanish G. PATTERSON CRANDALL, B.A., 1915, YALE Mathematics, Bible EDWARD J. GORDON, A.B., 1938, A.M., HARVARD I English ROBERT W. YVOODXVORTH, A.B., 1942. BOXVDOIN French, Spanish WILLIAM L. KINTER, B.A., 1938, LAFAYETTE, M.A., YALE EngliSh.,Latin DOROTHY SALTER AMES Bursar HELEN L. HATCH Jlatron and Dietitian ALICE J. JONES, R.N, Resident Nurse JOHN BICINTYRE Superintendent ORENE M. SCOTT Secretary SHIRLEY A. GILBERT Secretary E . A F T X - 1? J ll1l Hi-- .n?.:'E!' H A ' Q. 'Ll.i3.L.I5i if , ,,,,.,,,, fff, 4 na,--'AAT ,,,,,.-f,,,,,., - dsx-:Tal 14-',-,.,.,.,QL?,, z 'Z' p SA 1. f---,z-, ri , - sq' 1', 5, Fl 'r 'fn Forrest, mson, ho T Russell arren, Grave, mmon, W Sli an, In Row: XYhit RONT F M: OR IXTH F UI Toi' Walter. Lrong, Jewett, lilkin, S eaver, Ryan, W ard OW J H ite. SECOND Rowi Durand, su 3 .-C E-4 bardi. ITI Lo ICTURE NP I deBeauharnais, Schafer, Walsh, English. Nor lu, s,B Reynold OXV I R JANUARY CLASS EMIL ANTON TREFZGER Olaf Swede Trefz Larchmont, New York Two Years at Westminster Football '44 Baseball '44 fZndJ Diploma awarded 'lcum laude College Preference --fYale War Service Plans - Navy Qinducted 19451 , v ,Ti MAY CLASS ALBERT SEYMOUR BILL, JR Hjudlf Hlvolffl West Hartford, Connecticut Two Years at Westminster Football '43 fZndJ Basketball '44 fZndJ Glee Club '44, '45 Second in Fifth Form '44 Modern Language Prize '44 Creative Writing Prize '44 Excellence in Chemistry '45 Second in Sixth Form '45 Diploma awarded ttsumma cum laude College preference-'Yale War Service Plans-Army ! RlC'll.XRlJ t'l..XRl'lNl'l'I lJL'R.XXlJ Gif-lmx I2ir!c Wcst Hartforcl, Conn. Two years at Wostrninstvr john llziy Sofioty '44, '45 College- l'x't-Ihrenui liarcl GICORGIC l,Iil'Cll'l'ENl3ERG alt-l4lC.Xl'l l.XRN.XlS 'ilff'lgl'llIl St. Sauvc-ur cl:-N Nlonts, l'. Q. Canacla Six Yi-arf at Wcstlninstcr Q 3 I lfootlmall '40 '4l tlr.l1 42 llnl. u . llockcy '42, '45 l2ncll liasclmall '40, '42 1-l.r.l john llay Sofia-ty '42, '43, '44, '45 lYicc l'ri-5.3 Dramatic' .Xssofiation '43, '44 t Mr. ant Mrs. North stage crcwj '45 t l't-tticoat inanagm,-rl Choir'-10, '41, '42 bln-tl l lulm 45, 44 :Xilccn livlly l'ratt Collt-go I'i'ct't-rencc War Svrvifc Plans A-Xrmy l vv0r stage Music Prize '42 Mcllill University Royal Fanarlian DANIEL C0l.l.llCR Iil.IilN, JR. Dun 1ilgi11 Atlanta, Georgia Une year at Westmimter Foutlnall '44 Baseball '45 Dramatic Association '45 Lnlletticoat l ex'er -f stage crewl Glec Club '45 lllouble Quartetj College Preference eYale War Service Plans - Navy EDWIN Hfllfl' ENGLISH HI Y'rvl Ff11m1 ll'fIil'!l'l ' Waterbury, Conn. Five Years at Westminster Footlmall '40, '41 Cjnj, '42 fInt.j, 743 Until, '44 Baseball '41, fjr.J Dramatic .Xssociation '41 f Whistling in the IJarli j Glee Club '44, '45 College Preference Yale War Service lllansn .-XSTRI' RlClltXRD KIORXN GRAYIS lJif'lc llamden, Conn. Four years at Westminster Football '4l Clntl '42 tlndj, '43, '44 Hockey '42 ljr.J, '44, '45 tCaptainl Baseball '42 t-lr,j,'-13 t2ndJ, '44, '45 John llay Society '44, '45 Dramatic .Xssociation '44 t IXIr. and Mrs. North stage erewj News Board '44, '45 tSports Iiditorj Dance Committee '44, '45 Camera Club '41, '42 Fourth Form Counsellor '45 Fifth Form Counsellor '44 junior Prefect College Preference - Yale, Dartmouth JOHN ROBERT FORREST Hjtllllllljw Frau Mount Carmel, Conn. Three years at Westminster Football '42 C-lr.J '44 tInt.J CCaptainJ Baseball '42, '45, fjr.J john Hay Society '43, '44, '45 tSec.j Dramatic Association '44, '45 Glee Club '43, '44, '45, Choir '42 News Board '45, '44, '45 First in Fourth Form, '43 Third in Fifth Form, '44 Spanish and Latin Prize '43 Excellence in Spanish '45 Fourth in Sixth Form '45 Diploma awarded cum laude Year Book Staff '45 Prefect College, Yale, War Plans, Navy JAMES LEE HOWARD lKJimll Hamden, Conn. Three Years at Westminster Football '42 CZndJ , Junior Coach '44 Basketball '43, '45 t2ndj Baseball '45 CZndj John Hay Society '44, '45 Dramatic Association '45 Ctljetticoat Fever J Year Book Board '45 TIME Current Events Prize '44, '45 Third in Sixth Form '45 Diploma awarded Hmagna cum laude Athenian Captain '45 College Preference -efYale FREEBORN G.XRRE'l I'SON jEWE'I l', JR. Garry Southport, Conn. Two years at Westminster john Hay Society '44, '45 fTreasurerJ Dramatic Association '44 t Mr. and Mrs. North stage crewj '45 t l'etticoat Fever Production Managerj News Board '45 tliusiness Managerj Year liook lioard '45 First in lfifth Form '44 Primus in School '44, '45 Excellence in Mathematics '45 Achievement in Scientitic Studies '45 Diploma awarded Hsumma cum laude College Preference Yale War Service Plans ---Navy QICOIUEICW.Xl.liRlIN1li RICYXO 4, - u .llllr Washington, ll. if Two yt-arf at W1-strninstvr l 00ll1Zlll '44 llntj follt-gt' l'rt-fc-rvnw llarvard War Service Plans .Xrmy j0Slil'll CARI. l.OBIIl.XRDI Jof ' 'lI,ov1lm Wcthcrstivlcl, Conn. One year at Westminster Football '44 Umlj Glcc flulm '45 Vollvgc l,I'0li0I't'I1L'C llrown War Service Plans Navy , ROBERT BLAKE RUSSELL, JR. Bob Rusty Cheshire, Conn. Six years at Westminster Football '39 C-lr.l, '40 fInt.l, '41 C2ndj, '42, '43, '44 Hockey '41, '42 Q2ndj, '43, '45 Baseball '40 tjr. Capt.j, '41 tjr.l, '42 C2ndl, '43, '44, '45 CCapt,J John Hay Society '43, '44, '45 CPres.j Dramatic Association '42, '43, '44, '45 fI'res.j ' News Board '43, '44, '45 tM.E.l Camera Club '42, '43, '44, '45 tI'res.j Year Book '42 1Photographic,Editorl Excellence in junior Athletics '40, '41 Greatest Scholastic Improvement in junior School '40 Photography Prize '42 Form President '45, '44 Head Prefect '45 College, Yale, War Plans, Navy CHARLES GARDNER RYAN C!1mek l'!1u.r .-Xllmqtu-rqtxe, New Mexico Three years at Westminster Football '42 flndl. '44 thlanagerj Basketball '42 flndl, '44, '45 qllanag Glee Club '43, '45 Lynch Trophy '44 CI' JAMICS li.XRXlC'l l' SLIXIMON, JR. Jin1 SIiu1 West llartforrl, Conn. Six years at Westminster Football '40 qjr.l, '41 tlntl, '42 tlntll '43, '44 lloekt-y'4l,'-12 limi , .7 .4, Baseball 41, 4, tlr,J, 5, Year Hook Iioarcl '45 School l'ret'ect College Preference Yale War Service Plans Navy '44 llnclj RICHARD CONANT SCH.-XFER Injm1 t'Dii'k Srl1i1fi Iithete. Wyoming Three years at Westminster Football '44, '45 Basketball '43, '44, '45 Baseball '43 Until, '44, '45 Dramatic Association '44 q Mr. and Mrs. North stage crewj '45 Petticoat l ever l Year Book lioartl '45 Captain of Spartans '45 College I'referencefL'niv. of Wyoming War Service Plans'-af Navy JAMES MEGGAT STRONG Jim Bong Strung XVQ-:st Hartford, Conn. One year at Westminster Tennis '45 Gianagerj College Preference' 'Yale War Service Plans-fNavV ROBERT MACRAE THOMSON l1B0bU Stamford, Conn. Three years at Westminster Football '42 Clnt.-Captj, '43 CZnd-Capt.j, '44 Hockey '44, '45 Baseball '43, '44 fZndj Tennis '45 fCapt.J John Hay Society '43, '44, '45 12nd Vice-Pres.J Dramatic Association '44 C'Mr. and Mrs. North -stage crewj News Board '43, '44 tSports Editorj, '44, '45 CEditor-in-Chiefj Dance Committee '44, '45 CChairmanJ Fourth Form Counsellor '43 Fifth Form Counsellor '44 School Prefect College Preference-Dartmouth War Service Plans-Navy Rl'Sblil.I. XX'lI.l.l.XRI NXXXIAII ISIN S1Hv II zlfvxf' t'lt-wlatmlr Hhitm 'lmhrvc yvatrf ill Wt-Ntzrtinstt-r otlmll 41. 'H ttlrpt 'J I 14kt-tlmzlll 91- lt ff rapt 1 71111 ltxrm f mit h 1,1 Iiiwlmll lm tw anmtit' rtwwittlttm 'li t I't-ttitwztt I7ev0r J lhncc t'ttm111ittt-t- T13 211' litwli littzlrrl '45 ?lINS,lw21l'kItl1! l'1'tq+Ity '44 Coll XX lr St-rviw Vlzmf Xdxy cpm- l'rtAl't-rt-mv Nutr? Dzxmc ' Q QT It XYIID THWA ' Huff, Inrcrhmunt, New York Txw yours at Westminster .W K1 qw -'A-' '-14.45 z 1 '-I3 llyttlllllf' Qtlarletj l'rt-it-rt'nt'c Dartmouth GEOFFREY RANSOM WALTER Bucky HBIJIIIIKFU ll'a1t Lord Gfoj7rvy Laughlintown, Pennsylvania Three years at Westminster Hockey '45 fZndj Baseball '45 qllanagerj John Hay Society '44, '45 Dramatic Association '45 C Petticoat Fever stage crewj Glee Club '43, '44 Year Book Staff '45 College Preference-Yale War Service Plans--Navy JAMES CAREY WA Jerry Morristown, RREN, JR N ew jersey Four years at Westminster Football '41 Ur.-Capt.J, '42 CIr1t.J, '43 f2ndJ Hockey '42, '45 f2ndJ Baseball '42 ULD, Tennis '45 John Hay Society '42, '43, '44, '45 Dramatic Association '42, Choir '41, '42 Glee Club '43, '44, '45 QD 445, '44, '45 ouble Quartetj News Board '42, '43, '44, '45 Dance Committee '45, Year Book '45 First in Third Form '42 Mitchell Cup '42 Second in Fourth Form '43 Excellence in English '45 Excellence in French '45 Form Counsellor '43, '44 Prefect '45 College, Princeton, War P lans, Army W5 l1L'Gll XYHITBIAN ll'11i1 f'iiI11lJ1'lClg.If'. Blass. lfuur years at Westminster lkwllmzlll '41 fblr.-Blgrj, '42 llnt.j llm-144-y'44,'45 liafm-lmll '42 f.lr.J, '44 l2nclJ '45 l'l'1mmir '41, '42 Ulm' l'lulm '44, '43 Scmnrl in Sn-cunrl lform '42 follvgm- l'r1-tl-rm-nc'v llarvarcl War Svrvicc l'lzms Army CRAIG Mclilikl 1YICqXX'1'fR l3m'lc Blzrplc-wuorl, New blvrscy Two yours at Wcstminster Football '44 Hockcy '45 4211411 Iiaselmall '44 l'2nclj, '43 1211411 Dramatic Association '45 g'-Petticoat l Qx'er stzlgc-crcwj Collcgn-l'ra-1'vrm-lmcc Fonnccticut l'nix'urslly YYar Service Plans Navy JOHN EVERETT CRAWFORD J0lznny Craw New York, N. Y. Three years at Westminster Hockey '45 John Hay Society '44, '45 College Preference-Princeton, Vanderbilt War Service Plans-Army Enlisted Reserve or Marine Corps 13 JOHN ROBERTSON DUNLAP III J0l11my Prep Greenwich, Conn. Two years at Westminster Football '43, '44 Hockey '45 Tennis '44 Dramatic Association '44 C Mr. and Mrs. North J '45 q Petticoat Fever Glee Club '44, '45 QDouble Quartetj Dance Committee '45 Fourth Form Counsellor '44 College Preference-Dartmouth, Yale War Service Plans-Navy J ff -1-.. if ll .4 I 1 1 W rv --1 w Z 1. v rs :J Q I, L. if 'U c: r: U. 4.3 'J :1 ri Q 'C L. Za 2 C 7 r-4 :Z 75. L. c , -'fl -,E 1. 4: .Z .L ,-.. aj LJ 3 L. 2 Lf Z Z -Q Z E LL. -4 6 IZ A v LL -- E H UNI Harlah IcNi:1th. Rnvnwnri. 3 UIIIICIUUD , H fuer ui. W. Tm JI H I XY Ru F1.f'r+x11 111105, '-1 ,ff N. .-.. Q 2 vo -L4 Qi Ir Z F. z Z 'ES I7 71 .- -4 C, 2 .L- 7 Il 'ff C GJ I2 'ri yd J ,. M Yrs V J 2 ,IZ .Z M2 ,C ,N li- LA'U LC 'ICJ 24 U: 53 3:1 Q:- :Flu -.UU ,j1. 52 35, .Md .v-:E X-J 1 'U ,E .. Ll- 3 Z 5 I m A E .J GJ 7 xl 2 'TI fl x. :L C .C .E :Q v-H k. L. ,Y V Q F. A li as v-. 5 :Z 2 Ii' ,-1-4 .QQ K4 DC I' A -4 mln F' ZZ .., fx V I-I-1 Q f 3 Z 52 Z -.. E ' LQ Q.: .X Q :J .H LR if T -F E' '-s '-s 12 5 FI 'E CJ ,- '-1 ni 1 E L. Q fi -1. k. TJ TJ ff, AX -.. Z If .fi 3 hm f nf 5 E E4 7: DQ ai r: C2 : L1 T1 E LA' E 'Z x: .: : n iv vu L 2 5 .1 L, .- 4 Z. QS V 3. O ef -1. L. P f .-4 K 1.7 'E vs ZR E u ,E x. Q cf 1.. aa ..4 U7 J C :II 2: .CJ Ln .5 G. 3 - DL S 'E av CD .x .Z L. 1: : U IE Q4 :L L. 'cd v-L 'S i fc L 2 Ta Z L' Q Z! .4 LII Ln :L E5 L. ,- xJ .5 :Z E Lounsburv, Nor IN P1ctTL'R .UWICR SFHOOL: FRONT Row: Owen. Cooper, P, T. Hawes. Gay. Collens, Armtt, Hutchinson, llunzhurgg. S1-11 UNI: Row: Cunnur, Huwlcv, Savurd, Lyon, Hut ' Paine, H. Bishop, Stanley. TOP H ,- ley, 13 Q 'C .51- .,.. , L -s' QL PRFFICCTSZ FRONT Row: Grave. Junior' Prcfcct: Russell. Senior Pwfrct, Tor Row: Warren, Slimmon, Thomson, Forrest. PREFECTS Robert Russell headed the group ol six prefects which controlled the school body throughout this school year. Aiding him were: Richard Grave. 'junior Prefectf' Robert Thomson, james Slimmon, john Forrest. and james Warren. Having been at xxfsoninster for six years, Bob Russell has always been prominent in his class, acting as its leader for the last three years and Baseball Captain this past year, Dick Grave ends four years consisting of activities including participation in three first team sports for the past two years and the place of Hockey Captain in the most recent season, liob Thomson concludes three years at Westminster with positions including Editor-in-Chief of the News, Chairman of the Dance Committee, and 1945 Tennis Captain. james Slimmon, another six year man, was an integral part of this year's football team. while l-'orrest and Warren have been leading workers in the News and members of the Glee Club. lt can be said that the present board of Prefects succeeded in its leader- ship of school life and in furthering cooperation between the Faculty and the boys in this. their last year of life at Westminster. s if. fa. J. LX- . , tiisilhidfl IUHN HXX X I N! HN IIWYNI Hmm ilt'l:l'.tlIi1.lIAl1.llN, Ruwcll Tm' Run. Tilulllrrull nw-.-H IM IUIIN HXY SlJL'IIC'lxY I-,hw rmuf :xx mxwxh xx-411' hy Xl'I'XIl'l' Ihv Iuhn II'1x' xhtml-lx' L'lvI1Illlllt'll IIN . - l ' xwrk N1 4k llVEv'4'YFl'H xmh m'l1zr1'1mhlw 1+r1ra111iL.xriw11+, l'--1lt'I'i2iHf' Ihow in zmcl lrwxgsw rhm M ,h 5HI1XI3lIVj'. IIN'Ill!-VIWNN4l1l1Ul'K'1VI1Hllhlhl gUl'h'lj'Hilillflly'h1iU1H4'IHbf'IhCYf'SlI'j mth Rhhr-1: liuvs-Il :ix ilk I'1'Q-fieiml Xwiuing him xwr'--, Gvm'4vfl4'licz1ll h 'mr Il1lixL'l'gQI'Nl XM 1' l'1'1--mimi 1 Rulwrl 'l'I1mm1s1m. uSt'liHI'1fl Yin'-I'l'0siclm-nt: Lvhn l'fIII'l' I, N-vz'vVzavy1 zlml I'1'vvl1m'11 'Im-whit, 'IwI'l'il511l't'I'.H This Ycstrx wmlm Iwi N1-'vmzxl rum-Ihmzx in xxhmch lhv Swim-my vrrtvrl In wml portions 01 Ihf- ywvm-x hrfwughv sn !rmmS11r1cl1x cull:-cIi.m4 Im wwrnl charities. The XIIN'I'11Lil1 Rm' 1 uh-X sm-I l'hv Xx'l'rIIllil1Nll'T Srlmlmflmip Ixlllill also rccvivcfl 1 um- -hm-fll 221.-4-h1mlN. lw!IHxm:1J Ihl IWUIHLX hr lllrl j't ll S Such-Iv. it was fvh that most of the nlT1t'l!I!11l1 ht Ihl- -z'1:111m:1l1v'11xhfvuhllx4-clvvulwlImvilvlitlllimvmilwthe vicinitk ul rhl N hw-1, Im- pl11'1,1.w ul thnx WilwIUYNQIIQL'1hL'fMlj'Sl'?i'IIt'I'llfQlll1iI1TC with hy-nl lwIN!IUHHXLll1fl mth uv ININIIINIX hu: ' lf. as. J. l1. .rv t 'ij-'V-l:m,?U ,, . fx t -- 4,3 1 r A ' x THE Yli.-XR BOOK: Sigtriini Wzilter. Fcliafer. Walsh, Strong. Warren. S'I.XNIlINtiI Mr. Bourn. l'lzr11lI5' .-lrit'i.xe'r. bl, Howard. Hill. Slimmon, jewett, Forrest. THE YEAR BOOK Wartime conditions have allowed the XYICAR Book staff to produce a larger and a better year book than was published in the previous two years. It has now greatly increased its number of pictures and articles. The delayed pub- lication of the YEAR llooiq was because of the staffs desire to have a complete account of the school year. so that it was necessary to postpone publication until after commencement. The organization of the YIQAR Book staff has been as simple and expedient as possible. .Xll officers were dispensed with. and under the able direction of Mr. Bourn the business and literary groups were coordinated into a unit to produce this YEAR lloola. SJ. L. H. ff A ,-i A Xl'.XX'N IHHRIP liioxi Ron lfom-st. blcwvtt. Tlioiiison. Russvll. Wairrvii. Iixvii Ron lit-iiiztii. tiixiw. I, tiriuus. Iigirtliolonicix.lIgii'tsl1oi'i1,fNI1' llziys. Noi IN I'1r'1i'14l1' S, Ipllioir XY If S 'I' BI I N 5 'I' If R N If XY S In tht- iam' ol tlvtiiiitt- xxzirtimt- rvstrictions. thc- Iixecutivv lloarcl ot' thc Vic-Ntiiiiiist:-r Ytwis'i iiiziiizigm-rl to iiulilish six issues in tht' past year. There we-rv st-wrzil nt-ii it-zittirvs imiltitlotl in thc iiuliliczition. tho support of which was liiiiitt-fl voiisitlt-rzilily :is t'tvlllI521I'C'fl with pn-vious ycars. Rolwrt Nl. 'lhoiiisoii oi Stzmitorcl, t'onm'Ctit-ut. ht-zitlvrl the Iioarrl of the UNt-ws :is its IitIitorfinft'hi4-t'. 'I'hv post oi .Xssignmc-nt Iirlitor was hanclled hy Alohn lforrvst, while lfrt-e-horn ti. .lc-xwtt took Charge of the husiness Con- nt-ttt-ml with thc Iiulilivzition in his positions as Business Blanagvr and Press Ile-girl-si-iit.itiw liirliziiwl firziw was Sports Iiclitor, Iiolwrt Russm-ll, Manag- iii: lifllllllfilllfl ,Ii1I11m'sIi. Wzirrvii, Xluiiiiii lirlitor, X-sistiiig this Sixth lforiii liozml wcrv zi minilwr of tintlvrtiormcrs, a fvw of ixlioiii xi:-rv rvliortm-rs, ixhilc iiumt-rot1sotlit'rs urott-z1l'tit'lcs and hvlpecl in tht- litisiiit-ss oi' tht- pain-i' iiith tho purpose ot' lit-foiiiiiig iiicriilicrs ot' the Ilosirml iii tht-ir rvsiit-vtiw Sixth I'iUl'IIlj'tlZ1I'S. Moth frcrlit must also he given to Nlr xl Xl Ilziys. who. as Ifziftilty .Xclvisoit was am iiitc-gm! fzwtor in pro- tllltlll!Illt iXt'WwillI1lX:x't'Z1l'. I . G. 1. A . x-,D s viii' sg ii tQl.lilf t'l.l'I3: Fieoxi Row: Hartshorn. Kernan. Whitman. Hotchkiss. Warren. Dunlap, linulish. ll. l'r:twforcl, Colley. Slccoxn Row: Mr. Woodworth, Ilireftor, Risley. Ryan, Alvord. Tztpley, Carroll. lflkin. Stern, Paine. Rick Row: XYelch, llhilips, Thwgiite, Luvties. l,. tlrizzs. l.z1l Lxrg:e. Beninuton, Forrest, S. lilliott, Nor ix l7lC Iil'Rl.' Lounsbury, lmnilwairtli. THE GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Woodworth. gave the school a concert on .Xpril Z9 and sang three times in Chapel. The concert, which was the main event on its schedule, was to have been given jointly with the Iithel 'Walker Glee Club at The Ethel Walker School. and an informal dance was to have followed. German measles broke out at Ethel Wallin-r's. how- ever. and the concert had to be abandoned. The two Glee Vlubs had met for a joint rehearsal on the liiteenth of April with a short dance following it. lfor the concert the Cllee Club sang .Xooiuxirs rii, Yi: xY.Xl't'lll Rs wo Yi. Hom' Oxls, Kloiuiif llxv, l tlor Slltllfi, and MVN oi' ll.xiu.iici4, A chosen group of eight singers called the Double Quartet san: .Xi is x l.i,l-1 and -II-ZRL'a.X1,l.AI Alonxixtz. The concert was immensely enjoyed by the school. - I. l., ll. IPR.-XNlA'l'lt' ASSUt'l.'X'l'ltDN' lfittmi Rim: j. lltiwzxrtl, .Xlvord llunlztp, Russell, lltitrlikiss,l'rrtifIt'r11,Wgtrreit. llgirtsliorn,'l'lmrl1e. S1 voxlv Row ' flt'Iit'1lUillll'lllllS, xYL'11VCl , Sauitlerson. fillllltiL'. jewett, lflkin. Sztvxml. Wzilter. Toi' Row 3 lforrest, White. Kernzm, linglisli. Wzilsh, Ytliafer. Ilunnemgtn. Stetslaer. THE DRAMATIC ASSOCfIA'l'ItJN For the dance week-end this year the Dramatic ,Xssociation produced Pl-1TTICOA'l' FIQVICR, a light farce. This play w as selected by the oftieers of the Association, Russell. President: Hotchkiss, YlCC-iil'CSlllClliQ Dunlap and Warren. Counsellors. and by Mr. Stearns, the director. iili'l I'lt'tl.Yl' ISFVISR concerns itself with a love affair of a wireless operator. The various complica- tions give the play comedy. and it concludes happily with the characters achieving their ends. To produce l'i-3'r'r1co.xT l l.YliR Mr, Stearns gave up much of his time both in directing the cast and the stage crew, and he deserves credit for the per- formance. Garry jewett and llob Russell were in charge of the managing and electrical jobs. respectively, and were enabled to fulnll them by the active cooperation of the entire stage crew. ln the cast johnny Forrest, jerry Warren. and Win Hotchkiss held the lead roles: their acting supported by the rest of the cast gave an enjoyable and amusing evening to the school and its guests. --ej. L. H. 5-1112? 1 1-11 bf. 1fIRS'l' 1f411Y1'11.X1,1, S1j1..X1l 1 1111N1 111111 1X1'1'1l111l. 1',11xl11. 11I'1lY1'. 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Traveling again, this time to encounter Gunnery. the Black and Gold showed that they were not easily fooled. The Gunnery tricky 'I'-formation was smothered by a driving eleven. Westminster easily pushed to a score of Zo-O. Encountering the Kingswood eleven again. the Williams llill squad found them as strong as before and suffered another defeat hy 33-7. On the following Saturday the Black and Gold was matched against its traditional rival in the final encounter. Pomfret proved to be a smart. strong, and heavy team which overpowered the Westminster eleven 15-O. The home team fought hard and made several threats to score, hut were unable to cross the goal line. --R. W. W. gl 'y -V 3, Numan. '- - - Y V vt .,,, v , ,ff ,.f -, IIIQYI' IltM'lxl'X II XXI Int- Rim 'I' Uttgw. ,Ilti11t.'tgt1, it-tIpxtttIt, tl-II:-tix I'IttItt--. II-ttthltlw, N.tIItI4'tNttIt lit-ttttttfttt, Xtxt-ati. IIlIIIIIt'III.lII. .I KI.ttI-t--tn, XII Xltt-In-Itt1t.ttftttl1. Itt -1 Iittxx XXIttt:ngtn. In-tn.ttt. 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'I'ht- Smith Iii-nt gztint- tnztrlu-tl tht- I-UIIVIII tmttt-ft fm' tht- IYiIIiz11ns I'IiII six. :tml nn gum! iff- tht- litttnt- tt-uni pgztvt- up zt 4' 7 smrt- in tltwr nt' the viwitttrs, Signilic-aint ut' this gztnit- was thc- tiztft that att tht- t-ntl ut' tht- regulat- tittn thrt-t- pt-rittrly tht- smart- wztf tit-tl, 2-Z. Itut- tu tht- wt-z1tItt-r, tht- nt-Xt game with Iptvtttis. tvt'igiitztIIy rlxI1t'CIl1It'tI Int' tht- lust. wats plztyt-tI tht- nt-xt II'1-tInCS- chty. ztnrl tlt-tttutiwttwttitig inttch itnprnvt-int-nt, tht- lilatvk aint! Gtthl tlcfcaitccl tht-it' ont- tiint- vitgtnrs 5-1. Tht- Inst gaitnt- mt, plztyt-tl at l'tmint'rt-t, wht-re Wt-Xttititixtt-t' t'rn'u-tI tht-ir zttIx't-twzttj' inttt sttlmntisfirtn 4tntI ctviwltitlt-cl the 5Q'QlxttI1 xxtth Ll xutrt-tit lwttg11121Irltb I'uIltItt'1 rtllIt'. Il, XIII. Q- N .. P Q b D 6 QQ as flfLV,' J i ' if I. N' 8g1'.1v + , fx' 1 -5 ',! jsiyqxin :wsu ,. I K 1- ' ,A 'P'-H 1, Q h . I - l , f - R55 1 . U f f A - 'E' ., I 5 ' 1'-' ' . M-'T'-bf' vu ' If ' fiS555'.2 - NH ,lj v ,V . ' W- x. ' + J Q-ffzzas -..n - v- - x'fW '.5 , ,- - V I, . X ,i v I iss Q VH ,-, .P --xxx: J wx - - I ., L ..g' A z ' , ,,' -, - 3 , - -- A 1, '. 'V 'Q-. .y 'l'ff'T' 'fy - Q9 .eww 4 -ii. ' , f,- , -' f 7' .. 4 .W ,.-I ',. ' g 11, ,Q L 5u,, A A-j' xt.-K I' il. M I 1- NE- A 0 9' , S - sf- -x ' - I ' E .J A W ' R 4 2 S 5 '- , 2-' 63 -I u ,, , L .59 , s I Q' S -7 1, 0 v Lf L ins: A 11:4-1 n 4 2 FIRST l1.XSKlC'l'lS,-XI,l, Stjlfkllz T'lIHlN'I Row: Maselli, Luyties. J. llenliztm. Fatlvert. Walsh, fltlflftlfll, Feliztfer. lbriseoll, Metatlloeli, t'l:tude. li,xr'k Row: Mr. Keyes. Clllltill, I liisliop. Nletiegtrt, Stern. l', trztwlord, Raymond, R, Howard, Ryan, ,llfzrmgtp 311. t.ordon. .lot t muh. Xot IX l It it iii.. la. lietzuei, BASKETBALL ln returning to outside competition after a two year interval the West- minster hasketltall team showed up well in interschool games, The season was very sueeessful and the team improved all through the year. The Westminster uve met a well trained Loomis team on Williams Hill for their first encounter. The home tive lacked ten points until the final quarter in which they showed that they were not beaten until the final whistle. Loomis won .12-.SO in a thrill-packed game. The next week found the tive at Gunnery where they easily beat the home team 48-24. l'ete Calvert proved a good shot hy scoring Z9 points. .Xt Iierkshire, Westminster won by putting on a hnal spurt to make the seore 311-Zo. Suftield next felt the power of the Westminster quintet when they were defeated Boa! 1. Schafer, playing guard, hooped in 17 points. The squad worked hard in order to beat Loomis in their second meeting, but Loomis was well prepared for them and won 47-ZS. Spirited by their recent defeat, the quintet met Hopkins and showed they could play good liasketball. Westminster won 32-ZZ. -R. W1 VV. FIRST TICNXIS SQTI-Xli: Fucsr Row I l,uyties. llenington, Thomson, Cilrlfftlfll, Tapley Warren, Sifoxtt Row: Mr. Gow. Llnzrlz, lfriedruuu. T. Grimes. Risley. Hotchkiss, Strong .lIt121f1gt'r. THE TENNIS TEAM This year Mr. Gow's Tennis Team had a fairly successful season. Art Benington was able to hold the number one spot by his good, steady play- ing. and an ability to maneuver his opponents into weak positions. Tapley held the number two spot. His games were distinguished by deep drives to the base line. These two combined to work as the first doubles team, which proved to be a definite asset to the squad in every match. Thomson and Luyties played number three and four, respectively, and united into the second doubles team. Their games were generally hard and fairly steady. The five and six positions in the singles provided competition for Warren, Risley, and Griggs who held them at various times. The number three doubles team generally consisted of Warren and Griggs. as J. L. H. . ., - J' 3 Q Q I , , s ' QW -fr l ,c it I tu: yt Wgniusrg, 6 ' pulu, ?'-- tw tSf '-'fr L5 c quusr. Pall NSW Qlmubq' tS '5fc 0 m't -Ins' i Q3 FIRST BASI-iBAl.l. Stjll.-X171 Fiitsr Row: Driscoll, R. Grave, Walsh, Schafer, Russell, Ciifrhzirz, NVliitm:in, Thwuite. lfflkin. Slimmon. SLt'oN1v Row: -I. Jackson, Kernan, Szinrleison, INlt't'ullougli, t'l.uude. l.zil-Hirge, Collens, Walter, .lltimzgvr Toi- Row: Mr Miclieliiii. IIrf1f!t'm1rlz, INlr.Sl1nin1on..I.t.tI,L'ot1t'I1,j,Lrawford. Dunlap, j. Denham, Alvord, Mztselli, Mr Keyes. .-1 txl. Ctitiflz. BASEBALL The Baseball Team had a tough schedule this year. Loomis's Quinn pitched shutout ball, and Carpenter of Choate hit two home runs. The pitching staff of our team consisted of Whitman, Russell, and Claude. Vlaude was new at pitching and improved tremendously as the season progressed. The team. too, improved greatly during the season. In its early games only against Simsbury did it show what it could do unhampered by errors and careless ball playing. In the last four games the team began playing lietter haseliall, The Pomfret and Kingswood games showed much better defensive liallg hut then the hitting that was needed to bring in runs at crucial moments failed. liven in the last victorious game against Berk- shire, there were several innings when two men got on bases with one Out, only to die there. a J. I.. H. A hw, i. 355 r ' df - N FQ J I .eb v .1 ,-. -l !nnZa. f Y. I k ,,rg,. af SIQCONIJ FUOTBALI. SQIH-XD: Fmixr Row: Holt, Lounsbury, Collvns, Trefzger, Ilunhzxr, Mzisvlli. Uiptfiivl, Hunncmxin. jnlmfoii, licnington, Tluirnc. Hotchkiss. SICVUNIJ Row: Mr. XYuoclwurth, Cmzrlz, Sxivaird. Grier, Hairtshurn. j. Ik-nhzirn. Tziplcy. Ramos, Winfhip, White: Ilurainri. J. jzickwn, Mr. Gurdnn. Amt. fmzrlz. Iixvia Row: H, Bishop, fllinmgvr, T. llriugs, rllumzgwr, Battcy. Bill, Jewell. R. Huwurd. Loniburdi, j, Bishop, liurhcr. .llinzizgffz Nui IN I'i4'1i'm.: Arrutt, Bziitscll. Magee. IXTICRMI-1171.-XTIC I-'UU'1'BAl.l- SQVAIJ: lfimxi Row: Stairhelbvrg. Xlliimzgwr, Welch, Guy. Stocker, jfim-9. I-Rirrcst, Hcnririfk. Reynolds. Paine. N. I,. Griggs. Srzmxn Row: Mr. Hfiurii. fqflilfll, l'iI'iL'fiINI1I1, ihiCGL'flI4Y. G. lflliim. Ovcrcsrli, Rziynmnrl, Lynn, Lailfzxrize, U Kitfhcl, Hawley, C'rmlycr, dcBCauharnaiS, Axst. Cmirlz. Nur IN I 1r'1i'Ri:: McMuth. JVNIOR FOO'I'BAl,l. SQVAIJ: Fiwxi' Row: Hutchinson. Treadway, M. jackson, Myers, A. Denham. Hamill, P. Hawes, Nettleton, Stanley, Owen. Bixrii Row: Mr. Crzxnrlaill. Crimrlz, fuiirior, Corning, Haitlmlonicw, Forbes, H. Taylor, xl, L. Howard. Amt. Cuiifll. Nm IN I'1r 1i'Rlc: Saul. v SECOND BASKETBALL: FRONT Row: Carty. Janes. English, Barber, Suvard, J. Howard, Thwaite. Ton Row: Mr. XY0odwo1'tl1. Cmzflz, Hart- shorn. Risley, Durand. flltirzugvr. Nor IN l'ic 11'Ri:: Carroll. Strong, Foley. Thorne, Lombardi, Lounsbury, Bill. SECOND HOCRICY SQFAD 3 FRONT Row: Welch, Hendrick, Winship, Weaver, Walter. deGunzbur,L'. Aus- trian, Stecker. B.-WR Row: G. Elliott, .1Itl77t1gt'7', Stanley. VV. Trefzger. Kit- Chel, White, Baitsell. Hawley, Phelps, Bruce. Mr. Bourn, Couch. Noi IN Pif ri'Rx: Tapley, Ramos, Conne, Grier. THIRD lSASKl'T'I'l3.-Xl,L SQUAD: I RoN1 Row: Paine, Hutchinson, A. Denham. Colyer, Hamill. Cooper, Owen, Gay. BACK Row: Mr. Gordon, Lqtltlfll, Arrott. johnson, Lalfarge, Holt. Bartholomew, Nettlcton, THIRD HOCKEY SQUAD: FRONT Row: Oven-sch, Lyon, Jones, Forbes, H. Bishop. BACK Row: G. Elliott, Mantzgvr, Connor, Reynolds, Stachel- berg, P. T. Hawes, Myers, Friedman, Mr. Crandell, Coach. Nor IN Pic- TVRE: Dunbar, H, Taylor, M, jack- son, Treadway. Q .. A L g fx NICUXII I XNICIIXII SIJIIXII' IXIIJVI Rmv: .-Xuslrizxn. Sz1x':u'rI. Hrflfwwzmn. Cvfpruin, , . . . . . II IIIIII L II mI4-x. -I IvlXIIUI7,XXI'llX't'I'.I'I1lI'INII4H'II.l1lI'I'llII.WIL'IgC1llIIlllI'I1Lll5. 5l,I'1lXII Row: XII XX IIxx IIII. lwnll, IIIIIIIIIF. l,f.mIw:11'rI1, Iiaulwll. 5vcI:xvu'k. ISIII. 510111. gl. Ilnwzxrd, I mm I I mu. Ilmzyzqfr Im' Rmx: XYL'Ir'I1, Armll, R. Ilmvzmi. l':1Ixs-rl, Iillf'IIlUI1fI, I I Il I III I, MrI1L'x.XNI1.NI1A Iw111An..Iu!.i INIFII, xl I UNII XXII TIIIRI1 TIQXNI TICNNIS SQIXXIHS: ISIIONII Ruxxf KIUIIIIIIZIDIIVQ. Rvy- nwI1I XXIIII II I1 I 1I1I1ruIl mm lu! II. Iiiulu-II. II. IILIWCN. N111 fraxmiull. l'm1r'l1. IIIIJI' RIN' I':1im'. SIt'l'IiL'I', II .uf N . Sc'I1cicIc. Ilurzmrl. SI I rmxxw Row: Il. ICIIIHII. I'Iwlpf. Ilumw- IIxx1I' NIl1Ill'IIu'I.f.LUIIIIF, A3AQ - II XIHIX I WI-lIIXI.I, SI,lI'.-XID' I'11es'r Row: Hamill. lhwvpcr, Iizn-Iwr. A. IIcnImm. I III I ru , II 'I'.nIfn', fulym-r. HIIICIIIIIMTII, SIMUNII Row' Mr.l'4mIu'.i'1II1'll,'I'1'v:14I- xx mx I mm ,I' I IILIKYKN. Nlyvrs. I,n11nSIwl11'y.K.:1y. NI. VILICIQSUII. Xvtilvtun. NIV Imrf bm II IiixImp, .III1m1ge'r'. H1lI'II1UIHI'X1t'XV. I.yun. Ou-r0fn'I1, SILIIIIIW. Owen, Inn, SPORT SCHEDULES AND SCORES FOOTBALL Westminster HOCKEY Westminster Berkshire 7 O Loomis 1 Farmington High 12 19 Gunnery 12 Kingswood Z1 8 Berkshire 5 South Kent 7 2 5 South Kent Z Gunnery O Z 7 Loomis 3 Kingswood 33 7 Pomf ret Z Pomf ret 15 O BASEBALL Westminster BASKETBALL Westminster Loomis 0 Simsbury High 18 Z4 Choate 4 Loomis 3 Z 30 Gunnery 5 Gunnery Z4 48 Kingswood Z Berkshire 28 36 Loomis 1 Suffield ' Z1 36 Pomfret 1 Loomis 47 Z S Kingswood 3 Hopkins 2 2 3 Z Taft 4 Berkshire 6 10 TEN N IS Westminster Loomis 9 O Choate 7 Z Kingswood Z 7 Loomis 8 1 Kingswood 1 8 Taft 5 4 rr wk J- 'H iqhllsn -r A fl .1 . , w'lfi'5i7i !i 'ii' get 11 4. ,, ff' I Q 'D ia 2 is it ,ft ' :gg i . i1f5'? i,-wi , 22-5 'Til Wit L .L ' - -1- S G. 'Eixfif-sfei' ' 1' . - ' . '-3: an , V.-' I rv, .. i -Z Qi if ' N f-'ly'-' 'V 1 fx ' .- -ab iq ' ' J? .. it f ' me ff 5 - nf ' ' 'Q 4 ' f 4351. i s - -- - v , .. Q wg- 44, F, f --. , ' a , . ' 55- 'pyf-', fm 2 - 1 't .,, . i ,' ' ' L mix. . . . . Y, 'fb-.5 1 f - ' f 5,12 in iff'-A A 'V-' 'N , X 9 ' , ix!! rig ,h y , ,f A A H. . kg it j TL! tr QE 37 tiny? ,. y wJN,,L3,,k 5 7 A -I is 1 dh, 1:1122 .-.-A-.Iran 1.1 me .r 4 U., , , 1, -T15-i :V J. 1- W' .ia ,K -J:'.-..- '- l M ' If is UI hi, i ,, ,-'silt ,ty .... .. . .- 4 i v'.'.i, - -514 75541. .- V ik 't gli' iT.::, '57-'T+L '- . ,i 1 i t -.,4- , iii 4 1- V eff-fL,.,,,:,-,f,,f5-'ruff' -.off-10:4 c.. is - ' ,,. - ' ' N- -f 'F' ' - Ps ,.., 1' T 4 4 emma T5-.z. f f-:iii ' '.. T11-T '? f211 - 3 , 4:4 ' Y 1 - - 3-:1 It -- er' .1 .,,- --4-'zsffz-Lzzv , - 2 W- T54 1 C.. PRIZE LIST 1945 1i.rfr'IIf'1zrr in linglislz--fjzttnes Carey Vlitrren, jr. In memoriam: Robert F. Holden. 1ixrl'lle'm'4' in Latin Frefleritrk Arthur RiSley. li.rr't'lIe'm'1'in ,lllztlzvnzttlirv Freeborn Gzrrrettson jewett, jr. Hon. Mention to Albert St'XII1HLl!'lilll,-llf Ii.t't't'Ilr1zt'r in l rt'm'11f-- jzimes Carey Warren, jr. Given by Thomas W. Bowers, 1906. li.m'IIw1rv in Sptmixlz-f 'john Robert Forrest. Hon. Mention to Freeborn Garrettson jewett, jr. lixrwllevzrw in Chrmixlry--.-Xlbert Seymour Bill, jr. Given by G. Guyton Czirkener, .llllll Arlzirztfnzwzi in Sdvrztifir Stmlivx-I4'reeborn Garrettson Jewett. Jr. Exre'Ilt'm'c in Bible Sfmly-Williani Brewster Hanchet-Taylor, Given by Henry S. VY:tshburn. lixt'4'llf'rzrt' in Crmlitw' IVritin,Q---Rnlpli Paul Janes, Jr. Hon. Mention to David Putrifk llunbztr. Given by Critchell Rimington, 1923. lixrvllwtre' in ,lluxir .-lpprrfititiwz -'-A, Charles Carlton Colyer, jr. Hon. Mention to lludlcy joseph Szlvttrd. Given by Aileen Kelly Przitt. Grrtitvxl Srlzuluxtit' In1fm1z't'nn'11I in Lower Srhaol-Josiah Richardson Collens. Hon, Mention to Grnliztm Richurrls Treztdwzty, Jr. I'lzo!ogrt1plzy Prizr f-Robert Donald Stecker, jr, Hon. Mention to Thomas Page Owen. Speciztl Mention to Robert Blake Russell. jr. Given by Hinsdale Smith. lfllfl. Pnlvlif Spmlcirig l'ri:t'--.-Xhrzini Claude, Jr. Hon. Mention to james Meggrtt Strong, jr. Given by Francis Kept-5. Time Czzrrvzzl liwntx Prizax a. Thircl Form- ltonuld Cole Cooper. b. Fourth Form, tied--Sloane lilliott. C. Fourth Form. tied--Northam Lee Griggs, Jr. d. Fifth Form---'Bruce Oren Hawes. e. Sixth Form--James Lee Howard. John Mitchell Award for Character and Achievement in the Junior School-Charles Carlton Colyer, Jr. Junior Athletic Award-Josiah Richardson Collens. Given by Eversley Childs, Ir., 1911. Senior Athletic Award-David Aull Driscoll. Given by Eversley Childs, jr., 1911. Prizes for General Scholarship a. First in Second Form-William Brewster Hanchet-Taylor. Given by John T. Winkhaus, jr., 1931. b. Second in Third Form-Mansfield Allen Lyon. Given by John T. Winkhaus, Jr., 1931. c. First in Third Form-Donald Cole Cooper. Given by John T. Winkhaus, Jr., 15131. d. Second in Fourth Form-Marcus White. e. First in Fourth Form-Tied 2nd in School-Northam Lee Griggs, Jr. Given by Charles Pratt, 1912. f. Second in Fifth Form-Wesley Eugene Trefzger. g. First in Fifth Form'-Frederick Arthur Risley. h. Fourth in Sixth Form-John Robert Forrest. i. Third in Sixth Form-James Lee Howard. j. Second in Sixth Form-Tied 2nd in School-Albert Seymour Bill, Jr. Given by Charles Pratt, 1912. k. First in Sixth Form-Primus in School-Freeborn Garrettson Jewett, Jr. Given by Charles Pratt, 1912. .f-' I 19 Abu, . M UJM EDUNJI ffm- T A .f-'ly , 45' 1 -M xx: ' ' E 'lu- .M ,Q-1 gnu- SCHOOL LIST 1944-1945 ALVORD, CURTIS HUNT, JR. ARROTT, JAMES WVEST, JR. ASH, PETER SNOW AUSTRIAN, CARL JOSEPH, JR. BAITSELL, JOHN MORTON BARBER, JAMES TYLER BARTHOLOMEVV, JOHN PAIGE BATTEY, LAXVRENCE BEAUREGARD BENINGTON, ARTHUR BILL, ALBERT SEYMOUR, JR. BISHOP, HENRY LEWIS BISHOP, JOEL GABRIEL BRUCE, LESLIE COMBS, 3RD CALVERT, ALLEN PETERMAN CARROLL, NIARSHALL, JR. CARTY, XNINTHROP PEIRCE CLAUDE, ABRAM, JR. COFFEY, EDWARD HOPE, JR. COLLENS, JOSIAH RICHARDSON COLYER, CHARLES CARLTON, JR. CONNE, JEAN CONNER, WILLIAM OSBORNE COOPER, DONALD COLE CORNING, EDWARD PARSONS, JR. CRAVVFORD, JOHN EVERETT CRAWFORD, PETER SINCLAIR West Hartford, Conn. Sewickley, Pa. Mahwah, N. J. New York, N. Y. New Haven, Conn. East Hartland, Conn. Moorestown, N. J. Washington, D. C. New Canaan, Conn. West Hartford, Conn. Red Hook, N. Y. West Hartford, Conn. Greenwich, Conn. Mountain Lakes, N. J. Hartland, Vt. Forest Hills, N. Y. Washington, D. C. New York, Y. Newton Centre, Mass. New York, N. Y. New Britain, Conn. Hamden, Conn. Simsbury, Conn. Stamford, Conn. New York, N. Y. New York, N. Y. DEBEAUHARNAIS, GEORGE LEUCHTENBERG St. Sauveur des Monts, P. Q. DE GUNZBURG, PIERRE DENHAM, JAMES SCOTT New York, N. Y. Wilmington, Del. DENHAM, WILLARD ALLEN SPEAKMAN Wilmington, Del. DRISCOLL, DAVID AULL DUNBAR, DAVID PATRICK DUNLAP, JOHN ROBERTSON, 3RD DURAND, RICHARD CLARENCE ELKIN, DANIEL COLLIER, JR. ELLIOTT, GEORGE ARMSTRONG, SRD ELLIOTT, SLOANE ENGLISH, EDNVIN HOLT, SRD FORBES, JAMES RUSSELL FORREST, JOHN ROBERT FRIEDMAN, ANDREW NORMAN, JR. GAY, PETER ANCRUM GRAVE, RICHARD MORAN GRIER, EDNVARD BOSWORTH, JR. Middletown, Ohio Hartford, Conn. Greenwich, Conn. West Hartford, Conn. White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Greenville, Del. New York, N. Y. New York, N. Y. New York, N. Y. Mount Carmel. Conn. New Rochelle, N. Y. Darien, Conn. Hamden, Conn. West Hartford, Conn. GRIGGS, MAITLAND LEE, JR. GRIGGS, N ORTHAM LEE, JR. HAMILL, JAMES FAIRFAX HANCHET-TAYLOR, WILLIAM BREWSTER HARTSHORN, WILLIS ELLIS, 3RD HAWES, PHILIP TRIPP, JR. HAWES, BRUCE OREN HAWLEY, EDWIN WASHBURN HENDRICK, ARTHUR POMEROY HOOD, RANDALL FIROVED HOLT, JAMES GARRARD HOTCHKISS, WINCHESTER FITCH HOWARD, JAMES LEE HOWARD, RALPH HOLMAN, ZND HUNNEMAN, LESLIE PRICE HUTCHINSON, PEMBERTON JACKSON, JAMES, 3RD JACKSON, MICHAEL JANES, RALPH PAUL, JR. JEWETT, FREEBORN GARRETTSON, JR. JOHNSON, THOMAS ARTHUR, JR. JONES, ALLEN THROOP KERNAN, LAWRENCE DEvEREUx KITCHEL, WILLIAM LLOYD, ZND LAFARGE, FRANCIS WILLING, JR. LOMBARDI, JOSEPH CARL LOUNSEURY, ROLAND FLOYD LUYTIES, FREDERICK BEMIS LYON, MANSI-'IELD ALLEN MCCULLOCH, ROBERT CARLYLE MCGOWAN, WILLIAM PAUL MCMATH, JOHN NORMAN, JR. MASELLI, DANIEL JOHN MYERS, OGDEN KING, JR. N ETTLETON, DONALD EDWARD, JR. OVERESCH, FREDERIC ALAN OWEN, THOMAS PAGE PAINE, RICHARD CUSHINC., JR. PHELPS, EDMUND JOSEPH, JR. PHILIPS, FREDERIC WALDRON RAYMOND, NICHOLAS REYNOLDS, GEORGE WALBRIDGE RISLEY, FREDERICK ARTHUR RUSSELL, ROBERT BLAKE, JR. RYAN, CHARLES GARDNER SANDERSON, ROBERT BOWEN Ardsley-on-Hudson, N. Y. Irvington, N. Y. Walpole, N. H. Southport, Conn. F airfield, Conn. Tiverton, R. I. Fall River, Mass. Shaker Heights, Ohio Washington, D. C. Shaker Heights, Ohio New York, N. Y. Lakeville, Conn. Hamden, Conn. Hamden, Conn. Portland, Maine Wallingford, Pa. Dedham, Mass. Dedham, Mass. West Hartford, Conn. Southport, Conn. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Wilmington, Delaware Utica, N. Y. Kennett Square, Pa. New York, N. Y. Wethersfield, Conn. Simsbury, Conn. Clayton, Mo. Wallingford, Conn. Larchmont, N. Y. New York, N. Y. New Rochelle, N. Y. Bloomfield, Conn. Darien, Conn. Cheshire, Conn. Grosse Ile, Mich. Englewood, Colo. Chestnut Hill, Mass. Minneapolis, Minn. Huntington, N. Y. New York, N. Y. Washington, D. C. Stamford, Conn. Mt. Carmel, Conn. Albuquerque, N. M. Darien, Conn. SAUL, CHRISTOPHER SCOTT SAVARD, DUDLEY JOSEPH SCHAFER, RICHARD CONANT SCHEIDE, RICHARD GILSON SEDGWICK, HENRY DWIGHT, ZND SLIMMON, JAMES BARNETT, JR. STACHELBERG, PETER BRONNER STANLEY, JULIAN CARR, JR. STECKER, ROBERT DONALD, JR. STERN, EDWIN MAXIM, JR. STRONG, JAMES MEGGAT, JR. TAPLEY, JOHN MARK THOMSON, ROBERT MACRAE THORNE, SAMUEL, 3RD THWAITE, ROBERT DAVID Rose Valley, Pa. Fairfield, Conn. Ethete, Wyoming West Hartford, Conn. Groton, Mass. West Hartford, Conn. New York, N. Y. Locust Valley, N. Y. Chicago, Illinois Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. West Hartford, Conn. New Rochelle, N. Y. Stamford, Conn. New York, N. Y. Larchmont, N. Y. TREADWAY, GRAHAM RICHARDS, J West Hartford, Conn. TREFZGER, EMIL ANTON, JR. Larchmont, N. Y. TREFZGER, WESLEY EUGENE Larchmont, N. Y. WALSH, RUSSELL WILLIAM Cleveland, Ohio WALTER, GEOFFREY RANSOM Laughlinton, Pa. WARREN, JAMES CAREY, JR. New York, N. Y. WEAVER, CRAIG MCKEE Maplewood, N. J. WELCH, GARY HALL New York, N. Y. WHITE, MARCUS New Britain, Conn. WHITMAN, HUGH Cambridge, Mass. WINSHIP, JOHNSON New Canaan, Conn. 1913 THIRTY-SECOND YEAR 1945 THE FEDERAL PACKING CO., INC. PURVEYORS or Fresh and Cured Meats, Provisions, Poultry, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Sea Foods, Frosted Fruits and Vegetables To RESTAURANTS, HOTELS, INSTITUTIONS 149-155 STATE STREET NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT ESTABLISHED 1818 AXQ2: :IA f' 5,1393 555950 Hema riuihhingsggiaib afghan 340 MADISON AVINUI COR. FORTY-FOURTH QT. NIW YORK 17, N.Y. LET'S LOOK AT THE RECORD In all the years We have been in business, we have probably completely outfitted more boys Ja at more of the best-known schools and more undergraduates in the ranking Eastern colleges -than any other store you can think of. We know what's what at school . . . and so do the boys Cand their parentsj who come here. Long Trouxers Suits, -532--533 Sixth Floor Shop Suits, 343-555 I RANCH li ON! WALL STREET, NEW YORK S, N. V. 'A X 23 I- 4 , jiFL an-unmnq R-Bu-we 48 NIWBURY, COR. BERNELEY ST.. BOSTON 16. MASS. HOTEL BOND HARTFORD'S FINEST DANCING NIOHTLY WILLARD B. ROGERS President and General Manager THE HARTFORD NATIONAL BANK 8c TRUST COMPANY E .ftablislzed 1 7 9 2 MAIN AND PEARL STREETS BRANCH: 70 FARMINGTON AVENUE HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Member Federal Deposit Insurance C arporation -fl When your car has to last, there is nothing like Guhfbridef' o And it does have to last . . . perhaps 2 or 3 years after Victory. To help keep your car running, you can rely on Gulfpride. This superior oil is tougher in film strength . . . tougher, too, in resisting carbon and sludge formation. Because it keeps motors clean and smooth-running longer, Gulfpride is more than worth the few cents extra. The only motor oil refined by the Alchlor process, Gulfpride is, we believe, the world's finest motor oil. O 'THE WORLD'S FINEST MOTOR OIL' Thi: if the 'winning ad-'uerlilemmt in Roger: Perf: Adfwrtixing C ontext in the 1945 W ertmznfter ' 2-fnnual. Sulzmittzd by , EDWARD P. CORNING, III Have you been looking your 'ms best? Q A Have you been spending T., Q1 enough, but not too much for VA 'YN your clothes? I IX t Have more girls been looking up 'VS your way lately? They have? 44: I :J 5752? I should have known! You buy your clothes at Rogers Peet. gf.4uf2f5f'az-,aid ckzzaceil. In New York: And in Boston Fifth Avenue 13th Street Warren Street Tremont St at 41st Street at Broadway Vat Broadway at Bvnmfield St C ampliment: of EN SI GN -BICKF ORD COMPANY SIMSBURY, CONNECTICUT Manufacturers of SAFETY FUSE AND PRIMACORD-BICKFORD DETONATING FUSE THE SIMSBURY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Checking and Savings Accounts Trust Department Safe Deposit Boxes DOYLE'S DRUG STORE J. GERALD DOYLE, PH.G. Where Quality Counts SIMSBURY, CONNECTICUT PAT'r1soN at co., INC. The General Store SIMSBURY, CONNECTICUT H artford's Favorite about-town Transportation YELLOW CAB 2-0234- C all in advance Share your cab THE PHOTOGRAPHS REPRODUCED IN THIS YEAR BOOK ARE THE WORK OF THE SIMPSON STUDIO NEW MILFORD, CONNECTICUT CASE GREENHOUSES CHANDLER, PATTISON SIMSBURY, CONNECTICUT PHONE 395 Flowers For All Occasions Send Flowers by Wire AND HALL Insurance SIMSBURY, CONNECTICUT PHAROS FARM Guernsey Milk and Cream SIMSBURY, CONNECTICUT We are very sorry that we cannot give you all the ice cream that you would like and in the Havors that you would like. But for the duration we are trying and will try to give you the finest products we possibly can, although they may be half sherbet. Our sherbets are of the very best and we do not believe they can be excelled. We hope that you will bear with us for the duration, then we will be back making a better and Sner ice cream than ever. GENERAL ICE CREAM CORPORATION I ' 1 BEST WISHES' TO THE SENIOR CLASS SAGE-ALLEN HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT THE PETTIBONE T AVERN SIMSBURY CONNECTICUT THE A. GORDON FRUIT 8L PRODUCE CO. Commission Merchants FRUIT - VEGETABLES - COLD STORAGE 417 CHURCH STREET HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT THE HARVEY 8z LEWIS CO. Opticians 852 MAIN STREET HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT EST. 1906 S. S. W. BIRCHARD, Founder THE BIRCHARD SYSTEM, INC. Exterminators -- F umigators Pest Control Service 130 WASHINGTON ST. 173 CHURCH ST. HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT FRANK E. BOHMAN, Vice-Pres. TEL. 2-7219 Wrnnmnnsrun Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of COUNTRY GAS SERVICE 48 EDWARDS STREET HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT ,S 5 K . Y Q 4' gf-A ' , . ' v. 1 , 'Z f : ' , X EL.: A, , .2ll!A.llHa.'lCfKl,As.a.LLf.7m1!uI .iJr.5E4,,F-:uif 4.',1,MLo 471. . L f'3, .i P . ' qi. 1, S-w' 4 1. Tm 1 cS:.5:4:L'I...3g.L- il f R' ' 35 1 E A 4 l I r 5 r . r i 1 V V-'ci' Y i'