Westminster School - Annual Yearbook (Simsbury, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1946 volume:

X 4 zz., va . Q , L . L r r . 1 f - ,5'w'?.....,'fL1.-wnnf . I .M f 1 hx B .um I I I I 1'-I 2-J' if? rf ESTMINSTER Publislzed by the Y E A R YearBo0kBon rr1, VV6Sl,7Ill7lSI'If7' School, f , 1946 Simsbury, C0lIIIKCfl'lfllf Ill mf,--.uw VVestminster Alumni Wim Gave Their Lives in the Servlet: of Their Clozuzfry, 1942-1946 19412 '3liHCapt. -loltn Peter Nevins, USMCR, Guzulalcanal. '42-Py'U Peter R. C. Mars, RAI , lingland. 'gli-Lt. John XX'estfielcl Gillette, lll, l'SA.-Xl , Arkansas. 1943 ex-'.1ovPxt. Charles XY. Gootlale, AUS, Atlantic Oeean. '32-Capt, Burrall Barnum, USAAF, China.- '.1oAl.t. hlulian Bouton Clark, AUS, Salerno. ex-flofklns. David Mc-Cormiek Kaufman, FSXAF, Floritla. tw-l.t. Henry Stevenson XN'aslilJurn. VSNR. Kula Gull. 0' '39-l,t. John Perry Pierson, USNAF. Southwest Pacine. '944 'go-josiah O. XVolcott. l'SA'l'S, Coast ol France. '31-Lt. Laurence IL. Tracy, USAAF, England. ex-'39Al,t. Frank Shepard Sltove, USAAF, RCAF, Germany. ex-'39-Lt. Lee Archer Mayo. jr., USAAF, France. '35-Plc. Donald Austin Dunham, Jr., USMC, Tinian. '39-2,f'l,t. George Andre XVlielan, AUS, France. CX-itll-Ffifl Grosvenor Gilbert, USAAF, Texas. '31-Lt. Mlilliam G. Yepson, AUS, Belgium. gig-Aviation Ratlioman. 2Vf,L' Frank Garretson Bristol, USN R, Philippine Sea. 1945 '42-Lt. Edgar Albert Knapp, Alr., USAAF, England. '28-Lt. john Stark Colman, AUS, Germany. ex-'43-Plc. Henry Stanton Chapman, USMC, Iwo Jima. CX-,412-Sgt. Laurence Stevenson, USMC, Okinawa. '42-I,t. Peter Putnam Vanliree, AUS, Austria. 1946 '42-Capt. George Kent King, USAAF, Michigan. ,1 --If-1 1621 Y : '-Y 'Sim 5:72:45 U- 'M 1,3 'WS ,f 4 Xmuxux Nlllllmx Nxll I4 lr 1. um un lx f u Q 1 f .1 , 1 -N s .Z 7 9' v f 7 7? a.. lf- -I L.. Q 'T lk '7 V 1 f f Z Q I .4 v f , I, 11 f w J, -r- ...- 1 1 -4. 5 C Z 3 v STAFF ARTHUR lYlILL1Kl'1N, 1a.A., 1926, Yale Headmaster FRANCIS KEv14,s, s.1s., 1936, Harvard Assistant Hcadmastrfr, History I,. GARlJNl42R l'1c'1 1'1c1-1, 1s.A., 1898, M.A., Yale Senior Master, Mathematics JOHN R. Gow, A.l5., 1923, Colby Rcgistmij, Science F. I.o1'Ns1sURY, 1s.A., 1919, x1.A., Hlesleyan Latin IQUNALD lxllfll-lIiI.INl, 1s.s., 1927, Dartmouth Spanish, lXl2lll1CI11ZlllC8 J. MAcK1N1'osH Hfws, A.1s., 1909, Virginia, A.M., Harvard History DAV111 A. IQENNI-1l'JY, 1s.A., 1937, Yale History R. G. HINMAN, A.l5., 1935, Union ALGER S. BOURN, 19311, Yale, M.s., M,I,'1'. Mathematics, HENRY H. HCJISBS, 1s.A., 1926, Hobart HARRISCJN A. Goomi, JR., A.B., 1937, Dartinouth, M.s., Vermont Remedial English Science, Mechanical Drawing Latin, Music Biology, Physical Geography JEAN E. A. FRA1s11:R, A.B., 1920, Dartmouth, Sorbonnc French G. PA1'1'ERsoN CRANI7AI.I., BA., 1915, Yale Mathematics, Bible EDWARD J. GCJRIJON, A.1s., 1938, A.M., Harvard English ROBERT XV. YVOOIJXVORTH, A.1s., 1942, Bowdoin French, Spanish W1LL1AM L. KINTER, 1s.A., 1938, Lafayette, M.A., Yale English XVILLIAM M. GRAvEs, 1s.A., 1945, 'l'rinity English ASHLEY VV. O1.Ms'r1:n, 1s.A., 1938, Yale History DoRoTHY SALTICR AMEs Bursar HELF1N L. HA'l'CIH ALICE JONES, R.N. Matmn and Dietitian Resident Nurse JOHN RICINTYRPI Superintendent -:ef ,EL ,-X-L J, ,. l 'i , q i +4 W' ,mi 'l 97? A ' ' ,vu 1,8 1- 9' FN , 4-ww - nt-. 1.1-.lf 1. 'N-S . vrfafa . - .f - , -ff 4471 fy' -. 2 gi, . ff? g l ? Q9',,, J 5 'm xffyw i , . fy, 7'l 1 Rxf '- ' -' ' ' N ,A .r 'lil VM! , v i ' 3 : - ,N g ' 'fa g' T -J ' fa, sm .- jill' ' ' ' N 3 '- ' raw '-g1ll1lg. '-:fr , 1 ,'1gLy19,. , -91 5 Q64 . . 1.9 .49 f,l,,,l,l,,.,,,X1, f f 7 -7 I 1. --S 113-rpwifg-lg -, 11 ' ' 1- A 1 - - 1 ' .' ll?4!t:ai:'f'-f? li 1, 1 , -. -Wai if . , .. 'Vb,.oE 4? Ml Fr, 1 4,lf.L,,V 9-, 1 FAM- ... 7' ..f- , -, 7,37 9-'ff f , H -,LM Vmgm v - if .MU my tv GG 'P . - Vyzff a 'Sf-is , l r - .- w A f-wwf - .. W - at il'll'il'P,f an W? it ta ffflitfifii? 1- -M rwwmz X, Q .r4, avi 4N,,s- ,. 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XII XI I I IRUYICIH HO .., -'V lmrfflx llfmfl.wI.'1w NII.lIxi'I IIvr11Ix1w, Ohio Ibn. ml IIIIKIII Xug M 11394 I'III !Q'II my, Ilaml I nm- I-, rXI.u1.lL -lb A . , . 3 . , NI-wmul II11rl1wr'L1I1IIN Ilm' lin N , KUIILQI' I'1t'IVi'k'Ili't XX'f:SIc'ya111 , . gg-my-f ig , . .4 Q ' fxz 53,13 X 'Env-VV 1 .ff-A A 7 V.. , 1 ,,, L f- ,P Q ,',,, V, -' if k 4 , ,..,,,-1 '..i'.:'.' if his . :Ty 4 'f L 5 f-nl LW! v fa 142 ,Q ' L Ai. X my JI' p --. PM-1. YVINCHESTER FITCH HOTCHKISS Win Hatch Fitcl1y Lakeville, Conn. Date of Birth: Jan. 24, 1928 Entered 1941 Hockey '46 John Hay Society '41-'46 John Hay Vestry '46 fVice Presidentj Dramatic Association '44 QMr. and Mrs. Norlhj 45 fPetticoat Feverj '46 fThe Male Animalj QPresidentj News Board '46 QSports Editorj Dance Committee '46 CCll2lll'l'I1ZlH, Improvement Prize '42 College Preference: Yale, Pennsylvania RALPH H. HOYVARD, II feb UBZITTU Widget New Haven, Conn. Date of Birth: Sept. 5, 1929 Entered JQ42 Football '45 Basketball QSecondsj '43 Baseball fSecondsj '45 Tennis '45 Junior House Cup '43 First in Third Form '43 Second in Fourth Form '44 Dance Committee '46 Excellence in lvlathematics Honorable Mention '46 Time Current Events Prize '46 Diploma Cum Laude School Prelect College Preference: Yale Qyoux Nolzxmx NIc:M.,X'l'H, 1111. A'.Y0rn1 New Rmhcllc, N. Y. Dznlc ol' Birth: june 23, 1928 lfllICl'L'Ll 19.1.1 Collage PI'ClvCI'L'IIi'CI XVZISIUIIQIKJII :md l,cc D1 Klum Coll 13.-XNIICI, JOHN MASELLI dlfflllllyu l'asq1111lIi BlO0lIlfiQlll, C01111. 132110 ol' Bifllll M111'cl1 18, 1928 1C11lc1'cd 19.12 l'o0Ibz1ll '45 Bzlskctlmll '16 Bznscbzlll 115, '16 Ccllllllllillb Allllllllii' .'XSSOCi1lli0ll 1113 frlvlll' M1110 ,X11i1 1 Hill, Stage Clrcw ior .Xllllclici 'l'mlJl1y 'AM cqc l'1'cl'c1'c11c'c: Yzllc i IVRICIJICRICI XVALDRON PHILIPS l ri1: I'V11Idy llllIlIlllgI0ll, Long Islzmd Unto r1l'Birtl1: May 15, 1928 1iI1lCl'CLl. 19112 lfuollmnll '45 llurkcy '46 Bznsulmzlll '45, '16 fScc0111lj 51111111 Huy Soc-icty '45, '46 f'l'l'CZlSlll'Cl'D Lllmir '45, '16 College l,l'L'l'L'llCl1CCI Dzlrtmoutll TOXVNSEND T. MINK Slink Bristol, Conn. Date of Birth: July 26, 1926 Entered 1942 USAAF '44, '45 College Prcfcrcucc: WVCSICYHH NICHOLAS RAYMOND Zeke Nicky Patch Paris, France Date of Birth: Nov. 29, 1927 Entered 1944 Basketball '46 QManagerj Year Book Board '46 Public Speaking Prize W Honorable Mention, '46 College Preference: Yale, Sorbonne FREDERICK ARTHUR RISLEY Riz 'rliizly Bam Stamford, Conn. Date ol Birth: Aug. 4, 1928 Entered 1944 'Tennis '46 Glee Club '45, '46 fDouble Quartetj Excellence in Latin '45 First in Fifth Form '45 EXC'CllCIlCC in Latin '46 Excellence in Creative YVriting '46 First in Sixth Form '46 Diploma Magna Cum Laude Year Book Board '46 College Preference: Yale W' I., W. .lu Uk , 'Aq- 6' U4 A RTH U R EG BERT RUSSELL Art Russ Egbert South Bend, Indiana Dane of Birth: Feb. 26, 1928 Entered 1945 Basketball '46 Baseball '46 College Preference: Yule ROBERT BOXVEN SANDERSON Sandy Bob Darien, COIIII. Date of Birth: March 6, 1928 Entered 1943 Football '45 Hockey '44, '45, '46 Baseball '45, '46 John Hay Society '45, '46 Drzmizttie Association fProperty Managerj '45 fPettieoat Feverj '46 QTl1e Male Aniinalj News Board 145 '46 Assignment Editor Czunera Club 745 School Prefect Form Councilor '44, -'45 College Preference: Hznnilton JAMES MICGGXI' STRONG, JR. jim St1'rmg XVest lIz1rll'orcl, Conn. Dale of Birth: Mftrell 7, 1927 linteretl 1944 Tennis '45 fAlZll12lgCl'b Clee Club '46 Year Book liO2ll'd '45, '46 College P1tel'e1'e11ce: X'VllllZ11T1S H EN RY DX'VlCH'l' SEDCXVICK, Horse Harry Declhzim, Mass. Date of Birth: lXl2il'Cll 21, 1928 Entered 1940 Football '44, '45 Hockey '45, '46 QCz1ptz1inj Tennis '46 John Hay Society '41, '42, '43, '44, '45, '46 fPresiclentj Choir '41, '42, '44, '45, '46 Double Quartet '46 Dance Committee '46 Senior Athletic .-Xwurd '46 Junior Prefect College Prefe1'enc'e: Harvard, Wfilliams XX'1iSl,liY lil 1 CL1iN1C TRIQFZCER fil'IIff Goggles 1,ZlI'f'11lll0Ilf, N. 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X1'i11 111111'l1l1iss 1v11s 111115 11111111113 1.1111 Griggs, x11ll11lg'1I1g 11111111113 111111 1111111 1111i1s1111, .Xl1111111i 111111l1', w11il11 111111 Sl1'li1i1'1' w11s 11111 I'1111111g1'11l111i1' 1i1li1o1', 111111 11111111111 111111 11 1 -1 R11111111111 1111111111 .Xl'11llI111 1111: H111 . ,Xss1s1i11g 111is 11111111111 w111'11 ll lll1l1l1J1I1' 111' llI1l1L'l'11O1'1I11'1'S. 21 1.1'1V ol' XS'1101l1 1111 1'1111o1'1c1's. w11il11 1111111111'1111s o1l11f1's w1'111c 11111111 111'1i1'l11s 111111 11111111111 i11 11111 1111si111:ss 111 11111 111111111 with 1111: 111111111511 111' 11111'11111i11g I1lL'lIl1J1'1'S 111' 11111 1111111 111 1illl1ll'L' y11111's. N111111 1'1'111li1 1111151 also l1c g'ix'1111 111 M11 Nl. 112115. I111' most 111 11115 1111111 11, 11s 1121111111 ,X11x'is111', was 1111 i11111g1'11l l'z11'1111' i11 l11'1111111'i11g 11111 '1N111ws ., , 75 X'-ewx i ff- 'fr g ,r f Q f A we j fl Xin t CLICIC CLUB ir Front limrf Kernziu, lzljmlex, Hotchkiss, Thorne, I-Iztrtshorn, xltfitlltllll, J. Strong, .XllilI'l1lll, Brute. Philips. CI'Hff'7' lffmx' Xlr. XVoodworth, 'I':iylor. Coxvzin. Blxiisdell, Sedgwick, Clrzurliord, Morrill, Stern. Hziwes. Top Iiorw: S. lilliott, Hztnnnond, Owsley, Colley Risley, Lzilfnrgc. Hull, Nlcliee, Lounsbury. TI-IE CLEE CLUB Tina CLI-.li citrus, under the ztble direction of Mr. YVoodworth :ind Bill Hztrtshorn, the president, presented Zl joint concert with the Iithel Hlztlker Glee Club and Choir at the llthel XValker School on the evening ol' April 20, sang lor the school and the fathers on the Sztturdziy ol' Fztther's Day week-end, Huy ll, und sung six tinies in chapel during tl1e course ol' the year, including the coinnteneenient service. The concert with lithel xVlllliCl'iS was the nlztin event on the roster und consisted ol Drink To .lie Only lV1'fl1 Tl1iz1f:Eyrf.s', .lolm Peel, xlrlornnzzzs Te, jesus Chris! Has Risen Today, I Col Shoes, and Mmz of Plrzrlrrll. There was an interlude in the singing of the Glee Club ut which point the double quartet took the floor and sang llerztsalem Morning, Aura Lev, and lVl10 Did. The Clee Club joined the Ethel Ululker Choir and Glee Club and sang Omuard Ye Peoples, to conclude the Concert, after which there was an inforinzil dance. The performance for the school over the Father's Day week-end consisted of the szune progrznn, with the addition of Old Nfzssau, which was sung by the double quartet. The singing was innnensely enjoyed by the school. Credit should go to Mr. Hobbs, who spent considerable time as un ztccoin- panist for several ofthe songs both in rehearsal and in the actual performance. 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Yin'-l'1'vsillm'l1l: ll2lllSl10Ill ' uul lVl1iln', clUllllSL'llUlS. guul Klip flOl'LlUIl sclc-clcnl lllis play. ,xllllllllgll ilu Sl0l'y0l'lllx'lJl1lj llllllitw wnu' vllcmrl lu lu'sn'1'lu1ls lay slumwlng up lllt' pn-jlulic ul ll1c'uwr'4lgl' lllllu-will l1'l1mu'u. tlUIIlL'NllK' low llkfbllllllx in ll mvrlgnin pmlcsml s luulxcllolnl is llu- Illlllll lllL'Illk', :uul slluu-mls in llllllilllg lllk' play 21 llllllIXlOllS cemuwlv. Nlr. iunmlfm mllwf-:wx nuull crm-clll lm' ilu' Inu' lub lux nlul Ill Illlillllflllg llu- Nlaxll- X11im.al . X111 only mlul luf fllllfll llll' zu'Im's to Iu'1'I1'c'lio1l, lull lu':1lmusIu'l1lLlglvzllmllnllulvxllzlIi1lu'1mllu'1ml1ly. llu' i'lt'Kllkl12ll .lulms wan lngulalgvcl lu llula Stu Lvl' mul lfcl lIollkrx', 'ilu' lcxul mlm wwe- lllliL'll ln Xlllll lloulllxlss, Sluxulu' l'.lllUll. lolm lllll'll1lll0lIlL'lX'. Sum lllfllklllf. zuul lilll llzlll mn. llu- ww! ul llu' um zllmlx Sllllllfilklfll Klum' luulw, Zlllll :ns ll wsull llu play wan an gllill SKIQHNS. 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'1, 111111 1111111111 1111 Sll11llk111lY 1-1'1-11111g, 1111-1' 11111111111-11 ll lJ0lJ111'll' 1511s11111 111'1'111s11 1 s11l1I1111-11 11-11'1-s111111-111s I111' I1I1' 1121II1'1'l'i. 1111- CI11111111i1l1-1- 111511 IJlI0X'Il1C11 1111 111'111'11i11gs 1111- 1I1l' i111'111'111111 11Z1lI1'IlIQ,' l'11111111'111g 1111- s1'1111111 I11111' 1111 17111111 y t'II1lIg 111111 1111 511IIL1llX' 111111-11i11g. 111112111118 XIII' 1-x11-11111-11 111 NI1's. N1i111141-11 1s1111s1- 11l'1'11'SS 1-11'111'1s 111 11111111-111111111 wi111 1111- 112111110 CI11111111i111-1- gl'L'l1I1y 1- 111111111-11 111 1111- S111-11-ss 111 111C 13111111- XV1-c1141-1111 F..-MR. Oll- ,K .-V. XY? ,tis Ai In .X mf-mm N ,,..., 1 K XXll.R.X Cll'l1 Z Sfrtlwlf Wztt'tltx'cll, Htttcltittsott, Bohtttc, Otvctt. Slumlittg: Rcicltcrtt l4.tttt't fttttttot, Not ttt lttt'tttt't': Stt't'kct', lft'ic'tltttattt. THE CA MERA-X CLUB lttt- UI-l1IKIl'RS ol tht- Clzttttttzt Clltth this ycztty Stcc'l4ct', Pt'cSiclL'ttt1 Hutch tttsott, Vita-l't'4-sitlcttt: :tttcl l t'iccltttzttt, SCC'l'ClIll'y-illl'L'2lSlll'L'1', hztvc lccl zttt out llll VUSISIIIQ' ll lttc how ltztvt- atttt'ztt'lt'cl tttt ttttttsttztl zttttottttt ol itttctvst to this ltolmlw llllllJl'l' ol' t-ttthttsiztsts to itttpt'cssivc pltotogrztpltic ztclticvctttcttts olit-ttly tztkittg tttzttty ittlottttztl ztttcl otltcttwisc pltotogrztplts clttrittg thc ycatt hy ltlttt .ts wt-ll :ts otha-t' pltotogrztpltic cqttiptttcttt hats hccottttt zt little cztsiu to ptottttt sittin tht- closc ol' tht- wztty :ttttl thc tttc-tttht-t's ol' this orgattizzttiott lt txt qtnslmccl tht- opportttttity to lcztrtt more ztluottt their i'1lII1Cl'ZlS. The got ol ottt .ttttzttc-ttt pltotogtztpltc-t's wats to witt at prim in ottt' ztttttttztl cotttpctitiott tl ltt this totttt-st, Stttckc-t' took lfirst Prim with his Pztttct'tt No, 2 . Hood ftttcl vslvv ztlso plztvt-cl itt t'cs1Jc'c'tivc positions with their Ittl'ot'ttt:tl Portrait ttttl Sztvz H ttttt.tlt . ' F.A.R. tv 2 fm 52? 1' ygilfxgygv-1154.55 7.1511 .!a'r!1G'w:21wfEff'V'h!- - v WESTMINSTER SPORT SCHEDULES AND SCORES 1945 - 1946 .f f f 1- 5: ' M13 I. si 4 I 1 'M imi 141'-1 :.':51.:5f Say. T! I-, 1 ', l -v . H5 '1f1,lflQ,,,Z ' ' 'W 7' s , Qi' ' FOOTIBALI, HOCKEY Westminster 14 CLUIIIICYY 20 X'Vestn1i11ster 6 Taft 2 West111inster 40 South Kent 13 WCSIIIUIISICI' 0 Hotchkiss 5 XVestminster 1 Loomis 0 BAS KE'1'1,:A,x I II 1 Xllestininster 3 Berkshire 5 XVestn1i11ste1' 6 Gunnery 1 Yvestininster 24 Loomis 37 v U V Hfestniinster 2 South Kent 1 X'VCSlIlllllSlCI' 21 Kin fswood ro , . A J X'Vest1n1nster 3 Pomfret 3 YVest111111ster 30 GllllIlC1'y 32 Xvcsmninstcr 6 Kem 3 Vvcstmmstcr 757 511512111 18 XVestminster 11 Salisbury 3 YVest111inster 28 Kent 31 , V 1- ' 1 1 ' , H LSIIHIIISILI' 34 Loomis 24 BASEBALL XVCSIHIDISICI' 41 Pomfret 34 I ' X'Vest111inster 11 Taft 7 YVCSUUIIISICI' 35 Hopkins 39 . 4 WVCSUHIIISICI' 15 Salisbury 5 XVestn1inster 2 Salisbur 2 . 4 Y 3 X1Vest1n1nster o Choate 18 NVest1ninster 10 Suffield 9 TENNIS Wfestminster 5 South Kent 4 . . . Mfestminster o Hotchk'ss 8 XVCSIIIIIHMCI' 4 XV1ll1ston 5 1 - Westminster 7 Loomis 19 XVest1n1nster o Deerfield 9 D l XVestn11nster 2 KlHgSWOOd 8 YVestn1i11ster Loomis . , ii 5 YVCSIIHIHSICI' 7 Berkshire 8 7 ' ' 1 . M Cbtmmstcr 16 Taft 7k XVCSIHIIHSIGI' 12 Pomfret 5 X'VCSIllllllSlCl' 6 Hopkins 3 yvestminster 1 Kem I 1 XVCSIIIIDISICI' 7 Suflield 2 X'VCSIllllHSKCI' 8 Gunnery 7 La 7 ..- -4 C f- 9 E wx 2 3 I +2 x: U f O 7 r Lf F5 E IL :e ,- -v -s -N 34. S54 P-4 v-4 'Y I Ps V A y A. :lt ct -. Ll- E +2 2 CL 5 vt v LJ 'S v 7 Q E -n .I 1 ..f U f V E A :J I :E Z -1 N 'YZ C 16 5 2.4 7 J Q 3 E 7 Z -V s X. Q gs P f 1 fn .Ld L., :E LJ E 7 Q 7 ,, ..- Z if Z 1 an Q .- f-5 af: 5 N- ... ? 7 Q . :J - A .. 'ff Q f +5 5 1' Hz: C Q C2 5 v fu A Fw f. GJ 1- 9 f A v 5 vt I 'Q AZ N Li U w ..J 3 1: 1: v: 4 N., .. A .4 f .- 5. Fc 52 J 'Z V I 5 C u fi J! at 3 va v- :2 v: fs .-4 .JI A -1 FOOTBALL COMING Isaak 'ro early football a week before the official school opening, the team immediately began to shape up well, both in the baekfteld and the line. The first game was with Gunnery, and in a splitrseeond heartbreaker, we lost zo-1.1. In spite of tlte loss, the opposition gained a minus total of yards on running plays, and did not score one hrst down. The weakness in this ease was pass defense. One bad break was followed by another of much more serious conse- quences, as the school was foreed to adjourn because of a polio epidemic. XVhen the team assembled a few weeks later, we renewed practice without 'l'ommy llunneman, one of our better baekheld men. In the only other game, tlte black and gold trampled a very spirited but lighter South Kent eleven by tlte score of .10-13. In both games, Captain Claude and Vlll'Cflg'Cl' showed up well on the line, and Curt Alvord starred in the baek held. .Xt the football bantluet. eighteen won letters: Captain Claude was awarded the Lynch Trophy, for tlte greatest contribution to the team, and Curtis lf. .Xlvord earried away the Tackling Cup. N.R. Pg, 4l ,,He R55 ,s '. ff ,. new , 'Q , 't ,th 34 -0 A t N .- - ,ini 1.57, .x'. if f- tt . SECIOND FOO'I'li.'XI,I, iff Ifronl Kurtz' lfleeson, llasdttsb. lliomson, Cay, Lounsbury fCap- tainj. Nlorrill. Cowan. llammontl. Clliaptnan, ffr'!1lr'r'lCott'f Nlr. liourn ft1oaehQ,CIolyer, Hull, Roop,XX'ootls,41atroll. XY. Kitchell, Stecker, frlllllCl'. Top North' Arrott, Collens, Savartl, Ltier, Nftiiiowan, Owerestzh, Taylor, Baitsell, lftiedman. 'IRMI-'.UI,X'lgli FOO'l'lS.Xl.I, SQl'.XlJ if lfrmzt lffmu' Iiluir. Smilh. Sllll'gl'S. Mullin. .L llcnlxzlm. Schcimlc. fzilllllfll. XYl1ilncy. hlnfkwn. lkulumx Srmml llfmu' XIV. Kiunkc Qfllblllhl. Xklllllg, .L -IUIIUS, Slgmlcy. D. LIOIICS, Rl'iLIlL'l'I. Xlilrllcll, XX ilmn, R. kilrllcl, Ii0l'kIllCfCl'. Nlr.CLm'clm1 rllmmclmb, 'l'l1iwiIfm1'.' llarbcl' Alzlrxzlgc-l'H. Cimmm. Ilulvluim Myers, B1lI'lllUlUIIll'W, R. lllurk, XYamlxx'cIl, l'llllL'IkillNUll, 'l'. XL-lllcxlfm fNI2lllilgCl'b. IOR IfU0'ILB.XI,L SQIXXD if Ifmnl lfrmu' 'I l'L'z1n!w1lx. Cirillin. llllllfllL'I-VIQZIQIUIQ Cimniug lloopur. Hamill, Rillcr, R. Strong, Onan, Kliug. Srvrazlfl lfrmu' Nh: Gralxcs qllunchy Kcllugg, H. lkixlmp, W.C1lzx1'kc,Ifm'l1cx. R. Xvtllctmm, Rilmhcy. XIV. Clrnmlaxll Qflflkllllj ,v X AH p VU' FIRST HOCKICY SQl',Xl3 5? lfzorzl Rtmu' Nlorlill, Pluililw, llotrhltiw. Xlxottl. Sctlgtvicli fflziptslilil, Sztntlctsun, llcninglon. KL'lll1lll, llgmltw. .Nrtontl llrmu' 'l'. Griggs lNlllllLlgCl'b, Young, XYilsl.i1't', XYhitc, Llollcm. Xtimliip. Uuxltj. W. liitchcl, Rich- motttl, Mr. Blithclitii tflotttlij. Not in l'it'tu1'c: ligtitscll. H UCIQEY llits Yli.-xlt 'titty lxt'Nlllllll5lt'I' hot'ltt'j stltttttl g,:t111t'tl st'tontl plxtttr in thc llouszttoniti l.t'1tg't1t' :mtl g't'IlCl'LlllX hattl Ll stttttwslul xtxtwoli tmtlti tht? ltizttlcr- ship ol' Cztptztin I'l:t1't-5 Stwlgxvit-k. 'l'ht: lJlllfl'iSlL'l'S t1au't'llt'tl to XX'z1tt-ttowh to tlt-lt':tt lzilt of: in tht' first gztmc ol' thtt atnison, :mtl wt't'tx :tn L'X1llllIDlL'tJl' tht- l't'XX'1ll'llS ol' gootl tt-gmiwotk in the litics :intl thtt tlt'lit'nst: lht: st't'ox1tl t'oi1tt'st mtv XX't-xtiililixttft' ht'z1tt'1i 5-o by Hotttllkiss, hut this gamut' tlitl not st-cm :tt :ill ilttlituttixt' ol whztt tht' tt'zm1 l coultl tlo, :mtl on homt' itt' lol' tht! lint timt- in tht- atutsoti. tht'y hcatt Loomis 1-o. lhtf lltltksliittr Qlllllk' lotmtl tht' lt'L1tII tlisotg4tx1ift'tl. :mtl tht- xYC5lllllllSlCl t six sulltrrt-tl xt tlt-ltutt in wliith tht- oppontiits ntottwl lixt' goitlw to our tht't't'. 'lhvy SIllllJlJl'Ki hztt-L :tgnm to Ylllltlllhll at ltglitmg Cfttmit-tx tt-:mi ti-t. how- t'x't't',1mtltwmtititlt-tl in this XX'll1IllllQ'Sll't'llli to pull nhtuttl ol 5ULlll1 lxcnt 2-i wht-11 tht: OlJlNlllt'lllS sullit-tt-tl ll tlt-ming ol' tht- twitics in tht- lztst two llllllllIC5 ol tht? gztmtr. lllllt? Pomltt-t gztmtl was at hittctly lought tit' in whith lmoth tt-:mis Clztplactl thtcc putlu into tht' nt'tS. :intl l:lilt'tl to Stott' signin in am oxtttt imt-. 'l'ht- wzlrm 'wcfltlicr liUI'C'L'Ki thtr stluaitl to plan' thc lztst llottszttomt' ltztgut' gztmtr in tht t t Nt-w llztvt-11 .X1't't1:l, wllt-rt' they ht-:tt lit-nt Mfg. :mtl tht' linxtl gzttntt rtfsttltctl 1' ' 3 lztmwlit-n tn :tn llAfQ tlt-lvzxt ol lllt'52lllSlJll1'Y5t'Xlt'I, at ttut- shoving ol tht tt working :ts rt hzittl hitting, high spiritctl tmit. 5.1. 0- 'f n'? fqrwtcnsn , l IIRSI' lS.XSKlall1Xl,l, SQlfXll lfmnl Ifrmu' Ciltnulv, Rigln. Rttxwll. Xlztwlli. i.:tlxt't't tilztptzlinl, IM-nltgnn. Xlt'CQrnx'4tt1. Cltztulnttl. lhtttlttslt. Nrtffufl limi' Xlt. Rvws tllozulil, llanlu't, R, Kilt'lu'l, l,llllllNlDllIX, X,llt'lllllllll.lllltll'llt'.llt'Xt'l.g.fl1lIlx.l'ilR'L'N47ll, lltslump. Rztytntnul tNlztttttgctl. 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Kcytw. tlu- lmztskvtliztll tuautlt, luta ztlwatys zulx'cu'zttctl s tlu-Ury, :nul lrnnt tlu' lit'SllllS ol tltis st-:tscnt it swim num' tltztn sound. N,R. SECOND BASKETBALL 'A' Seated: D. Jones, Gay, Colycr, Glazicr Qilaptainj, Hamill, Blziisclell, Hzn'tslim'n. Smml- ing: Mr. NVoodwm'tl1 Qfloziclij, Taylor, Rislcy, McMalh, Redway, R. Sclicidc Qhianagcrj. SECOND HOCKEY SQUXIJ if Ifmnr Rozv: Stacker, Holt, Cizirmll, Smith, I-Iciiclricik Qflzlptzninj, 'l'ziplcy, 'lilionismg Grier, Stern. Srrmin' Rnzv: CL. Elliott, Stzmlcy, Ou-1'csi'li, Inilfurgr-. NIyL'1's, Hawes, Rumsmlcll, Hzimmuncl. Cmiiiv, A. Jones, Mr. lioum lffimiclij. Not in Picture: l'lI'lC4llll2lll. THIRD B.'XSKlil'l'1,XI.L i':Se11ted.' Cloopcxr. Nlzxrlin. Kellogg, Whitney fcllllllklllly, Hutcliinsun. Kling, Barthol- omew. Wzlzzflizzgg' Nlr. fifllllklll lcflllfllj, Reichert, Milflicll, Owen, R. Nclllcton. 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XY1- 111s1 11111' 110111 1.0Lll' games to 1I1111'11k1ss, 1111111111s. 1i11111sw111111, 111111 l51:1'11s1111'1-. 1,'Il111?1' thc st1'1r110't11 111 1111111 F1 6 . 11112111115 IJ111X111l1g' l1l'lIl, w1: 111-xt 1111111 P111111'1'1rt I2-5. 111 what 1111111u111c11 to 1 1111111-111' 111 1-1'1'1111s. XV1- 111s1 111 Kent, 1111-11 Q11111-11 1111- st-11s1111 by 1111s111g out cr1l11111T1'y Sqj 111 1111: 1111111'111g 1111111. 1'h1s w11111111 1111 1111- s1-11s1111 with 21 11-11 11x'1-1'11g1- 111' wins 111111 111ss1-s. A great 111 11 111 1111- 111-1111 1111' 1111- x'11'1111'11-S gm-s 111 112111111111 1,2111 M1151-111, W1111111 thc lk 1111 WVI11 111155 l1L'X1 Yk'1ll'. ' NR. FIRST TENNIS SQUAD ik Front Row: Trefzger, Howard, Friedman, T. Griggs. Second Row: Mr. Gow fCoachj, Owsley, Tapley, Benington fflaptainj, Sedgwick, Risley, Hood Qlklanagcrj. TENNIS THIS YEAR Mr. Gow's tennis group had a fairly successful season. Art Benington, as captain, played a very steady number one, but was pushed hard as the spring progressed by the overpowering game of John Tapley. Tap seemed to be uncanny at driving long hard balls to the baseline corners. These two, both of whom are only Hfth formers, united to play the first doubles. Fred Risley and Jeb Howard held the three and four positions, respectively, and also constituted the second doubles team. Harry Sedgwick and Drew Friedman vied for the fifth and sixth spots, with Drew having a slight edge. The third doubles team was made up of Trefzger and Griggs, the latter also playing a number of singles matches. N.R. .ff ff - ,.,.. . ,Q . ' .AK -' - ' . A .fax rn. f -' A fm, A mf ,-b' :- -,. 3-73,- .A I L . ..s 51' .... 4 N h --1 ,- -,AV .-.qv 1 x - --:.. -. ' V. I ' A - Ti: me X .ff ' ur ,. w' -f p M? r ,aid ,Z hw 54.5 5 .Q 1 , wx -v nj , ' , : ' - , . - y u.. - . , -N j-113,52 gf ,T Y H O ,, .. x -k - Qglgqgglf' L infix ' f Y -B2 X F Avi Sql 'ff ZS -I ' I K , 4' . .5 Z' A t , 7 ,Q 21- . 5 .' ' , ' we .'f '5'. .AH Y Q. Jw' I SECOND l5.XSlil',.Xl.L TEAM 'fir Front Razr: S. Clark, Lounshury, Buitscll, Hmnill. .S'r'mn1i Roni: Crawford, Chap- rn:1n,Young, llurher. Dxlones iclillllll-illb, XV. Dcnhzun, Riclnnontl, M. jaickson, Philips. 'l'l1i1'1l Razr: Nlr. Cordon QCo:tc'lrl, 'limi-lor, Henclricilc, I.. Griggs, Baytlush, L2lF2ll'gC, Burtholoinew Glan- 3lgCYj, Nlr. Kennedy fflozrcilrl. SECOND TENNIS SQIT,-XD 'ix' Front Roux' Conne, R. Kitchel, Morrill, Holt. Sefond 1-low: 'I'homson, fNIcMuth, Mr, Crandall Qiloachj. Winship, YV. Kitchcl. IN'lil'1RNlIil3IA'l'li BXSEB,-XI.I. SQUAD 12' Sl'llf!'lI'J Cooper, Ash, XVarclwell,- Mur- tin. lilzlir, Reichert, Reclway. lVhitney. Slanrling: Mr. Bourn Qfloaclij, Corning, Cowan, Orcrcsch, XN'oods, Brightman, Stacker, H. llishop Qlanagerj, Mr. H'ooclworth ffloztchj. JUNIOR B.'XSlil!AI.L SQUAD 'A' Bot- tom lfozv: R. Nettleton, Hutchins, Kel- logg, Hutchinson, Crifhn. Middle Roux' Owen, Stanley, Torruclla, Ritchey, R. Strong, Trezulway, Bolnne, Hzinchet- Taylor. Top Row: Mr. Cooke QCoachj, Connor, Horzkrneyer, Ritter, Coburn, Sturges, R. Clark, Mr. Hinmzni QCo:1chl, W. Clarke Qlklarxagerj. 'VRAKZK SQUAD if Sraferl: Crier, XVhite, Mr. Graves ffloachj, Austrian, Mitchell. Slrnzding: A. jones, Rlaisclell, Rigby, Hull. TRACK 'l'ms YIQAR, A1f'1'1eR a lapse of several years, lVestminster had a few boys working out on the track during the spring. The group was in charge of Mr. Graves, who was ably assisted by John Rigby. It was not planned to have outside competition for the group, but the season ended with a Spartan- Athenian meet in which the track squad as well as other members of the school participated. The squad had many capable performers and it is hoped that this form of sport may take an increasing part in the x'VCSllHlI1SlCI' sports picture. w ,xus wg-,, six ug H lx Q1 1- 1 , , A 1 lu A 1 1 1 X , ,, , ' 1 ff .' f5z f - ., gf gl '. Q .A- .,w , ' . 'A , .' :'.'i2?2i3f' Q an m gif . -- - 1 A tiggsi , , W.. un, ,.-, N I ,,,1.f. gl 1 1 1 AM' U Wh!-A x LA .Wil Mai .HN V Nil J Y ' i' , 4 ,F M f. x 5 gg 'A me ' , 1 Nh Q. -m 5+ A, K 1 'Z' 4 . 4. ,xvzff 'l..1.ifv2T7',- Ju- -1211. 'f3f+1453iMi'5f?H'-3. ,. 4-rm.-22,1 W - ,in 1 - .K 4 1 , , X , . .. H .I A' . ' in, ' M 1' , .. iw.: 47' 'mpcfi .jg ,.g: '. :Z-,QL ,., ,p,. 4-:' JL-V Ji, Q. ., 1 , W f . X fu- fG'9ff M. f , , n ' .. ff' -H , . X ff fag Niall is I Mao ZVQEILI-I ,W , .L ,,-. ,,. lr 1 Y .4 LBJ'-' W'Pf. 7'- Y , . L. -2k.,i-..... . ..- ,. SPARTAN-ATHENIAN COMPETITION IT WAS FELT last fall that interest i11 Spartan-Athenian competition in the school should be revived. In order to do this it was decided to revise the scoring system and to make tl1e scholastic marking periods the unit in the Spartan-Athenian competition. The score which each Club had made during a marking period would be announced at the close of the period. Points would be awarded for a different list of achievements during each period. Scholarship was brought into the picture for the first time, and boys on Superus or Summus for the marking period scored one point each for their club. Other items in the scoring during the various periods were leader- ship in school activities, participation in first outside athletic competition of a sport season, receiving a letter in a Hrst team sport, and winning a Spartan-Athenian athletic contest. The winning club for each marking period had the honor of having its banner displayed at the dining room entrance, and the privilege of shaking hands with Mr. and Mrs. Milliken each evening after dinner before the members of the other club. Although the competition has at times been very close, the Athenians have been vic- torious in every marking period this year. Although the Athenians have won their share of athletic contests, the fact that more Athenians than Spartans rank high in their studies has frequently been the determining factor in the scoring. The totals for each marking period are as follows: Period Athenian Spartan ' 1 26 17 2 22 20 3 44 31 4 31 21 5 40 28 6 55 42 7 25 20 8 79 43 Austrian as Athenian captain and Calvert as Spartan captain have done a good job of organizing tl1eir clubs for athletic competition. In the fall, senior and junior football games were played. The end of the winter term saw junior and senior competition in basketball and hockey, a swimming meet with senior and junior divisions, and a ski meet. The close of the spring term featured both senior and junior baseball games, a track meet with two divisions, and a tennis meet for the older boys. Competition was keen in all these contests. In looking forward to another year of competition, we hope that some changes will be made to improve and enliven the competitive spirit. We feel that more effort should be made to differentiate Spartans from Athenians, that additional awards might be used, and that scholastic achievement might play a slightly less prominent part in the scoring. PRIZE LIST 1946 Excellence in English-Northam Lee Griggs, Jr. Hon. Mention to Sloane Eliott. In memoriam: Robert S. Pirie, 1925. Excellence in Latin-Frederick Arthur Risley. Excellence in Mathematics-Wesley Eugene Trefzger. Hon. Mention to Ralph Holman Howard, 2nd. Excellence in French-Northam Lee Griggs, Jr. Given by Thomas W. Bowers, 1906. Excellence in Chemistry-Northam Lee Griggs, Jr. Given by G. Guyton Carkener, 1925. Achievement in Scientihc Studies-Wesley Eugene Trefzger. Bosch Sc Lomb. Excellence in Bible Study-Eastham Hockmeyer. Given by Henry S. Washburn. Excellence in Creative Writing-Frederick Arthur Risley. Hon. Mention to Edward Parsons Corning, Jr. Given by Critchell Rimington, 1925. Excellence in History-Nesbitt Chambers Blaisdell. Greatest Scholastic Improvement in Lower School--David Prescott Ward- well. Photography Prize-Robert Donald Stecker, Jr. Hon. Mention to Ran- dall Firoved Hood, Randolph Gibson Owsley, Jr. Given by Hinsdale Smith, 1919. Public Speaking Prize-Northam Lee Griggs, jr. Hon. Mention to Nich- olas Raymond, George Armstrong Elliott, III. Given by Francis Keyes. Time Current Events Prizes faj Second Form-Eastham Hockmeyer. fbj Third Form-Richard Howland Clark. fel Fourth Form-john Paige Bartholomew. fdj Fifth Form-Thomas Arthur Johnson, Jr. fel Sixth Form-Ralph Holman Howard, 2nd. ffj School Prize QTimej-john Paige Bartholomew. PRIZE LIST 1946 14. john Mitchell Award for Character and Achievement in the junior School-Pemberton Hutchinson. 15. Harvard Prize, For Scholarship and Character in the Fifth Form-William Lloyd Kitchel, II. 16. juniorAthletic Award-Stanley Pratt Clark, Jr. Given by Eversley Childs, Jr., 191 1. 17. Senor Athletic Award-Henry Dwight Sedgwick, 2nd, Abram Claude, Jr. Given by Eversley Childs, jr., 191 1. 18. Prizes for General Scholarship tal First in Second Form-Stanley Pratt Clark, Jr. In memoriamz Robert S. Pirie, 1925. Average 80.8 fbj Second in Third Form-Martin Blair. In memoriam: Robert S. Pirie, 1925. Average 84.0 fel First in Third Form-David Enos Martin, III. In memoriam: Robert S, Pirie, 1925. Average 89.5 Qdj Second in Fourth Form-William Carey Clarke. Average 83.8 In memoriam: Robert S. Pirie, 1925. fel First in Fourth Form-Albert Sessions Redway. Average 86.2 In memoriam: Robert S. Pirie, 1925. Qfj Second in Fifth Form-Nesbitt Chambers Blaisdell. Average 84.6 In memoriamz Robert S. Pirie, 1925. Qgj Second in Sixth Form-Samuel Thorne, 3rd. Average 82.5 Given by John T. Yvinkhaus, Jr., 1931. thy First in Sixth Form-Fdererick Arthur Risley. Average 87.0 Given by John T. Winkhaus, Jr., 193 1. fij First in Fifth Form, Primus in School-Northam Lee Griggs, Jr. Given by Charles Pratt, 1912. 19. Headmaster's Prize-Abram Claude, Jr. Average 89.6 SCHOOL Alvord, Curtis Hunt, Jr. Arrott, James West, Jr. Ash, Peter Snow Austrian, Carl Joseph, Jr. Baitsell, John Morton Barber, James Tyler Bartholomew, John Paige Battey, Lawrence Beauregard Baydush, Edmund David Benington, Arthur Bishop, Henry Lewis Bishop, Joel Gabriel Blair, Martin LIST 1945-1946 25 Birch Road, West Hartford, Conn. East Drive, Sewickley, Pa. Mahwah, New Jersey I2 East Qgfd Street, New York, N. Y. 234 Lawrence Street, New Haven, Conn. East Hartland, Conn. 201 East Oak Avenue, Moorestown, N. J. 101 1 High Avenue, East, Oskaloosa, Iowa 1 104 Dinwiddie Street, Norfolk 7, Va. New Canaan, Conn. Sunny Holm, Red Hook, N. Y. 1 15 Foxcroft Road, West Hartford, Conn. Friendly Hills Farm, South Royalton, Vermont Blaisdell, Nesbitt Chambers 3901 Connecticut Ave., Washington 8, D. C. Bohme, Arno Otto, Jr. 20780 Beachcliff Boulevard, Rocky River 16, Ohio Brightman, David Lucien Bruce, Leslie Combs, III 134 Aurora Street, Hudson, Ohio Dingletown Corners, Greenwich, Conn. Buckland, Edward Grant, II 4721 Girard Ave., South Minneapolis, Minn. Calvert, Allen Peterman Carroll, Hanson Thomas Clark, Richard Howland Clark, Stanley Pratt, Jr. Clarke, William Carey Claude, Abram, Jr. Coburn, Edward Hewitt Collens, Josiah Richardson Colyer, Charles Carlton, Jr. Conne, Jean Connor, William Osborne Cooper, Donald Cole Corning, Edward P., Jr. Cowan, Conrad Metcalf Crawford, Peter Sinclair Denham, James Scott 106 Ball Road, Mountain Lakes, N. J. Three Pines Farm, Harland, Vermont 415 East 5lSt Street, New York, N. Y. 30 Hillcrest Road, Windsor, Conn. 765 Hamilton Avenue, Palo Alto, Calif. 3508 Rodman Street, N.W., Washington 8, D. C. 164 Oxford Street, Hartford, Conn. 190 Dudley Road, Newton Centre, Mass. 542 East ggth Street, New York, N. Y. 91 Ten Acre Road, New Britain, Conn. 75 Swarthmore Street, Hamden, Conn. Route 3, Cavalry Road, Westport, Conn. I9 Sound Avenue, Stamford, Conn. Weston-Westport, Conn. 1 160 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. 910 duPont Road, Wilmington, Del. Denham, Willard Allen Speakman 910 duP0nt Road, Wilmington, Del. Elliott, George Armstrong, III ' 915 Overbrook Road, Wilmington, Del. Elliott, Sloane Fleeson, Richard James Forbes, James Russell 162 East 80th Street, New York, N. Y. Route 3, Lyons, Kan. Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, N. Y. Friedman, Andrew Norman, Jr. 30 East Chester Road, New Rochelle, N. Y. Gay, Peter Ancrum Glazier, William James Hollow Tree Ridge Road, Darien, Conn. 26 Sequin Road, Mfest Hartford, Conn. Grier, Edward Bosworth, Jr. 62 Westwood Road, West Hartford, Conn. SCHOOL LIST 1945-1946 Griffin, Peter Oviatt Griggs, Maitland Lee, jr. Griggs, Northam Lee, Jr. Hamill, james Fairfax Hammond, Anthony D. Hanchet-Taylor, William Brewster Hartshorn, Willis Ellis, 3rd Hawes, Philip Tripp, jr. 10510 Park Lane, Cleveland, Ohio Ardsley-on-Hudson, N. Y. Broadway, Irvington, N. Y. Truro, Mass. R.F.D., Libertyville, Ill. Barock House, Southport, Conn. 940 Mill Hill Road, Southport, Conn. Nanaquacket Road, Tiverton, R. I. Hawley, Edwin Washburn 2935 Torrington Road, Shaker Heights, Ohio Hendrick, Arthur Pomeroy 2 303 Bancroft Place, N.W., Xvashington, D.C. Heyer, William Mertz Hockmeyer, Eastham Holt, James Garrard R.F.D. No. lj Litchfield, Conn. 170 Holyrood Avenue, Lowell, Mass. 120 East 86th Street, New York, N. Y. Hood, Randall Firoved 2741 Chesterton Road, Shaker Heights, Ohio Hotchkiss, Winchester Fitch Howard, Ralph Holman, II Hull, john Haager, Jr. Hunneman, Leslie Price Hutchins, William Stoddard Lakeville, Conn. 125 Armory Street, Hamden, Conn. 60 Division Street, Danbury, Conn. 15 Clifford Street, Portland, Me. 47 Livingston Street, New Haven, Conn. Hutchinson, Pemberton Church Road, Wallingford County, Wawa, Pa. Jackson, Michael Johnson, Thomas Arthur Meadowbrook Road, Dedham, Mass. 1 17 Livingston Street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. jones, Allen Throop 304 Milton Drive, Brandywine Hills, Wilmington, Del. jones, David Post Kellogg, Charles Templeton Kernan, Lawrence Devereux Kitchel, Robert Weeks Kitchel, William Lloyd, II Kling, Robert Beacham LaFarge, Francis Willing, Jr. Lounsbury, Roland Floyd Lyon, Mansfield Allen McGowan, William Pa11l McKee, Philip Winston McMath, john Norman, Jr. Martin, David Enos, III Maselli, Daniel John Mink, Townsend Treadway 47 Westwood Road, West Hartford, Conn. 139 Prospect Street, Waterbury, Conn. 4 Hobart Street, Utica, N. Y. R.F.D. No. 1, Kennet Square, Pa. R.F.D. No. 1, Kennet Square, Pa. Ridge Acres Road, Darien, Conn. 21 East 66th Street, New York, N. Y. Westminster School, Simsbury, Conn. 243 South Main Street, Wallingford, Conn. 71 East 72nd Street, New York, N. Y. R.F.D. No. 2, Westport-Weston, Conn. 28 Springdale Road, New Rochelle, N. Y. 366 Central Street, Winchendon, Mass. 90 Prospect Street, Bloomfield, Conn. 161 Grove Street, Bristol, Conn. Mitchell, Ronald Alexander, jr. Grove Street, Stafford Springs, Conn. Morrill, David Crawford 935 Kimball Avenue, Bronxville, N. Y. Nettleton, Donald Edward, Jr. Brooksvale, Cheshire, Conn. Nettleton, Robert Ells Overesch, Frederic Alan Brooksvale, Cheshire, Conn. 22142 Forest Lane, Grosse Isle, Mich. SCHOOL LIST 1945-1946 Owen, Thomas Page 3901 South University Avenue, Englewood, Colo. Owsley, Randolph Gibson, jr. 2440 Lakeview Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Phelps, Edmund joseph, Jr. Phillips, Frederic Waldron Ramsdell, Robert Adam, Jr. Hickory Ridge, Wayzata, Minn. 1 12 East 37th Street, New York 16, N. Y. 2402 Willard Street, WViln1ington, Del. Raymond, Nicholas 24 Quai de Bethune, Isle St. Louis, Paris, France Redway, Albert Sessions 47 Deepwood Drive, Hamden 4, Conn. Reichert, James Withycombe, Jr. 23999 Washington Boulevard, Shaker Heights 22, Ohio Richmond, Ernest Dalton, III 24 Long View Road, Reading, Mass. Rigby, John Millard 1415 East Washington Avenue, South Bend, Ind. Risley, Frederick Arthur Ritchey, John Brooks Ritter, Richard Newton Roop, James Clawson, Jr. Russell, Arthur Egbert Sanderson, Robert Bowen Scheide, John Gates Scheide, Richard Gilson Sedgwick, Henry Dwight, II Smith, Timothy M. Stachelberg, Peter Bronner Stanley, julian Carr, jr. Stecker, Robert Donald, Jr. Stern, Edwin Maxim, jr. Strong, james Meggat, jr. Strong, Robert Laubscher, Jr. Sturges, Philip Verne Swain, Richard Philip Tapley, John Mark Taylor, Roswell Flower, Jr. Thomson, William Mulock Thorne, Samuel, III Torruella, Guillermo John Treadway, Graham Richards, jr. Trefzger, Wesley Eugene Wardwell, David Prescott White, Marcus YVhitney, Bruce Slocum Wilshire, William Murray, Jr. Winship, johnson Woods, joseph W., jr. Young, Leslie Towner 315 Hycliff Terrace, Stamford, Conn. 21 Raider's Lane, Darien, Conn. 39 Avenue Montague, Paris VIII, France Greenley Road, New Canaan, Conn. 272 1 Marine Street, South Bend 14, Ind. 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Y, 5,L?35aeQasZD Hams riihhingzs, 5515 afghan! 340 MADISON AVENUE COR. FORTY-FOURTH QT. NEW YORK 17, N.Y. Accessories for Autumn Brooks Brothers' good reputation at the best-known Schools and Colleges-like these institutions themselves-has stood the test of many years. Good faith, good materials, good workmanship and good taste never go out of fashion. IOSTON BRANCH 48 NIWIUIV, CDR- IERKELEV STREET. IOITDN IC. MASS. Q f elf Q,-. . A 5- G' ki 'af-K ff' .- if ' ll .W7..I. .N ,Yi JWA l W 'if' am .N In gnawiu ummm Now in the Second Quarter of our Second Century 1818-1946 as Civilian, Military and Sporting Outfitters THE SIMSBURY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY DOYLE'S DRUG STORE J. GERALD DOYLE, PH.Gt Checking and Savings Accounts Trust Department Safe Deposit Boxes Where Quality Counts SIMSBURY, CONNECTICUT T1-n-3 POETRY on this and the following pages was written for the sports banquet at the close of the fall term by an author who preferred to remain anonymous , but whose identity was revealed to the initiated by the fact that he had only OMC Cy!! . CURT ALVORD To dear old Curt, so gentle and tame, Breaking bones is part of a game. But please do not mistake the tone, The bones he breaks are not his own. But underneath, his heart is goldg Hc's like a child whose toys are oldg In angry moments, meaning no harm, He knocks you down, and breaks your arm. And then as sorry as can be, He offers an apology, But just for fun he can't restrain From poking the spot, to test the pain. And then to make the whole thing ducky, He'll show you how you got off lucky, Yes, I can thank my guiding stars, Comparing mine to Hotch's scars. JEB HOWARD Xllidget goes for the outdoor life, Winters hard and sharp as a knife, Always drinks from a rusty dipper, Takes his shower as cold as a kipper. Widget's a boy who shoots from the hip, Locks your hand in an iron grip, Likes to hght his way from the gutter, Dotes on the smell of rancid butter. Widget sneers at the loveliest ladies, Swears he'd send them all to Hades, Rough and tough and plenty sparky: That, of course, is all malarky. JOHN RIGBY Riding out of the middle-west, With a fiery and determined zest, Rigby left us all impressed, With seven sizes more in his vest Than there were ever in his chest, But stuffing filled up all the rest. Laughing so we shed a tear At this robust cavalier, Nonetheless, we lent an ear To wild tales of our frontier. And yet this western Lochinvar Can strum a tune on his guitarg But, if you think, you'1l wonder often, If all that hair will fit in his coflin. This ix Me fwinning ad-verlifement in Roger: Pezt': Adfuerlixing Contax! in the 1946 W nlminrier ' Slnnual. ' ' Submitled by DAVID C. MORRILL oo For tops in education, it's 9' 43 -P , Westminster! 'QQ For tops in clothes, it's Rogers kg: 02,-, I, . ., 1 5:21, Tops in Style! Q 23 Tops in Quality! 'il If Q N Tops in Value! - xg Get to know the modern Rogers - ' N7 Peet -- Style-Headquarters for the Younger Man! VMC? 112925 giakiaazygm cfwam In New York: And in Boston. Fifth Avenue 13th Street Warren Street Tremont St at 41st Street at Broadway at Broadway at Bromfield St Compliments of ENSIGN-BICKFORD COMPANY SIMSBURY, CONNECTICUT Manufacturers of SAFETY F USE AND PRIMACORD-BICKEORD DETONATING FUSE Q. AUSTRIAN AND HUNNEMAN Nothing naughty should be said, About the missing or in bedg And so we send to Carl and Tommy A gift of succulent pastromi. Or did I mean to say salomiP I fear there's something wrong, so please, Let's compromise on bread and cheese. BOB SANDERSON Sandy is the type of boy We'll miss upon the morrow, He fills his teammates' hearts with joy, And South Kent foes with sorrow. And so my friends it's great to see That robes of glory clad himg There stands a rock, a solid tree, We're glad his parents had him. DANNY MASELLI Should auld Maselli be forgot, And never brought to mind: The old Maselli jugger-naut, That Bloomfield gave mankind. Ye flowery banks of bloomy-field, How from ye bowels and belly, Could ye friends of Scotland yield The powerful Dan Maselli. FREDDY PHILIPS Whenever on his tail he sits, It doesn't bother brawny Fritz: Not e'en a tack makes him call quits. That part's so cushioned, I maintain, Without the slightest show of pain He bounces to his feet again. THE PHOTOGRAPHS REPRODUCED IN THIS YEAR BOOK ARE THE WORK OF THE SIMPSON STUDIO NEW MILFORD, CONNECTICUT PATTISON Sc CO., INC. The General Store SIMSBURY, CONNECTICUT PHAROS FARM Pure Bred Guernsey Cattle GUERNSEY MILK AND CREAM Visitors Always Welcome At Our New Dairy Plant SIMSBURY, CONNECTICUT ED STERN T he lowly ant can lift a weight As big as Ed, to approximate, Be calm my boy, and try to be placid, You're not full of formic acid. There's something sweet about dear Ed, I think he calls into my head A friendly canine quadruped, But, of course, a thorough-bred. But out upon the lield of play, With lightning blows he saves the dayg He blocks and hits, he raves and rants, As though a bee were in his pants. PETER CALVERT New Jersey's nearest to his heart, At least so saith our Peter, For that is where he got his start, But so did the mosquiter. New Jersey's swell he's apt to say, With fire in his eyes: Its merry towns are very gay, And full of buzzing flies. So Pete will say: Give bugs a snub, You always wallop where they're not, And if they are, aye, there's the rub, The nasty creatures make a spot . TOMMY JOHNSON Now when it comes to electric trains, Our Tommy swears he has the brains With Parky and Peter looking on, He scattered the pieces hither and yon Now don't you fretg leave all to meg I'll have it running perfectly! And with a very worried look He turned to the direction book. Later by hours with feelings strained All had been tried, but nothing gained Tommy said with cunning stealth: C.an't we play at thomething elth P HOTEL BOND HARTFORD'S FINEST DANCING NIGHTLY WILLARD B. ROGERS President and General Manager H artford's Favorite about-town Transportation YELLOW CAB 2 - 0 2 3 4 Call in advance iShare your cab THE FARMINGTON GRAIN 8a LUMBER Co. UNIONVILLE, CONNECTICUT THE HARVEY 8c LEWIS Co Opticians 852 MAIN STREET HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Compliments of COUNTRY GAS SERVICE 48 EDWARDS STREET HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Compliments of SEALTEST CORP. 51 WALNUT STREET HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT T. GRIGGS The manager's work is never done, This unsung hero of battles won Is often called a lazy louse, But I shall dub him Mighty-Mouse The players say he has the luck Gadding about in a chevvy truck, But Toby's luck he cannot feel With Denham's helmet 'neath the wheel. And Toby's mind toward business tends, For he sells food to Imus friends, Dreaming the while of car and drum, Of Sam's old girl, and chewing gum. GENE TREFZGER Some of usdream of reaching stars, And some a million dollars, Of expensive cars, and big cigars, And shirts with silken collars. But Trefzger's dream is to implore, Not cars, nor silken trusses, He'd like to trample from his score Those horrible B plusses. And then I think he'd add: P.S. --- A larger set of muscles, In order to get beaten less By Junior House in tussles. PETER CRAWFORD Westminster holds the limelightg In Ethel Walker fame, Cause Peter knows them all by sight, And most, they say, by name. And at the year's most jolly party, With Walker Girls abounding, Why, Peter's feeling hail and hearty And his technique's astounding. And here's where I would like to say Though Franky does the singing, It's Peter, Peter, come what may, That keeps the phone a'ringing. His rivals say they lost their hold, When Peter came in tux, But now his secret can be told He'd washed his things in lux. J HALL BROTHERS, INC. Radios, Records, THE PETTIBONE TAVERN Phonographs SIMSBURY SIMSBURY, CONNECTICUT CONNECTICUT CASE GREENHOUSES CHANDLER, SIMSBURY, CONNECTICUT PATTISON AND HALL PHONE 395 Flowers For All Occasions Insurance Send Flowers by Wire SIMSBURY, CONNECTICUT EST. 1906 S. S. W. BIRCIIARIJ, Founde1 THE BIRCHARD SYSTEM INCORPORATED Exterminators-Fumigators Pest Control Service 130 WASHINGTON ST. 173 CHURCII ST. HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT FRANK E. BOHMAN, Vice-Pres. TEL. 2-7219 THE A. GORDON FRUIT Sc PRODUCE CO. Commission Merchants FRUIT - VEGETABLES - COLD STORAGE 417 CHURCH STREET HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Compliments of a Friend ART BENINGTON Ush is suave, and devil-may-care, With Kreml gleaming in his hair, He's planning to pursue his hobby, Of greeting friends in the Biltmore lobby. Ush is suave, and won't give a hootg He's the lad in the pin-stripe suit, He'll not admit in a month of Mondays He's dreaming dreams of choc-late sundaes. HARRY SEDGWICK Poor old Harry, he's not very tall, So its odd to me, that one so small, Could be so very much on the ball. Football pads build shoulders squareg Visitors scream, are they really there P Then we say Of course, Of course, That's the famous Harry-Horse . When the ladies flock to see His greatness, later, at the tea, And praise his stature as tremendous, He shyly answers, Yes, stupendous . LARRY KERNAN Larry, Larry, quite contrary, How do your conquests grow? If you would marry, do not tarry, The ladies think you're slow. In fact you may die solitary Unless you start to go. - And that for you'd be very, very- Well-lonely, don't you know. ABE CLAUDE As we sit at the banquet quiet And ruminate the evening's diet, We know that this like all good things, Alike for commoners and kings, Has come at last to reach its end And we must part now, friend from friend. There's but one more whom we applaud With all our hearts-our Captain, Claude H.ere's to you, leader of the team. We hold you high in our esteem. We're proud that you should bear our shield, Both on and off the playing field. g , 2 ,L , v 1 , 'S 5 R ' I . X 1 3, Lk , Q V 1 R ' 4iiL..Kfa..f2f...iw.'zz..f.,1smd.e.au.1i NM N I N wqwuzwx-rw , , A. ,NL Iii L - v M . . . . .k. f '.,. 1 Q, ,, . Q if . .,, wav' ' if . eh, -af V ,Dx ' f y f P' 5 if 5. E, L fer. if T I ,Q - i Q A-.-A A-2 'Le-4 E ,L 8 ,, rn , '-avr: , 4.1. - -zif 'fbi 'N ' P' , I, fe 4: af. 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