Westminster School - Annual Yearbook (Simsbury, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1953 volume:

The WESTMI STEH STAFF Editor-in-Chief ........... Otis L. Smith Business Manager Sports Editor .... Photograph Editor Associate Editors . Faculty Advisor . ...... David M. Reese . . . .Samuel C. Lovejoy . . . . . .Conrad Metcalf Raymond L. Webster Raymond C. Crooke Joshua A. Nickerson . . .... Mr. Montgomery !V1x W? v-6 Q A ' M nf nr. ' Y tl, yn -81 K , Ayr, Q AW .1 , wa, Q img, fr, I ,.:. -V . 1 ' .., ,Um V r t , 4:12. 5 J .1 Q In 5' . wg sl Q s ff Q4 31524 MEM? ii ' it C 3 2 Y, f' w V 1 XX . , FRANCIS KEYES SR.. 1936, Harvard ASSISTANT HEADMASTER 'iBef0re we go any further' U3 ARTHUR MILLIKEN RA., 1926, Yale HEADMASTER The whole boyn E. F. LOUNSBURY B.A., 1919, M.A., Wesleyan LATIN Di lmmortalis.l JOHN R. COW A.B., 1923, Colby REGISTRAR, SCIENCE '6You'll nerer learn ,va , H+.. .wliuaf RONALD J. MICHELINI BA., 1927, Dartmouth MATHEMATICS Fellows E41 DAVID A. KENNEDY B..-X., 1937, Yale HISTORY 0. K.. gentlemen I ll. PATTERSON CRANDALI. BA.. 1915. Yale NIATHENIATICS, BIBLE You will read UI 5' A vw' IIANKINE C. HINMAN A.B., 1935, Union HISTORY 6'l'd like to see the following' S. HARRIS SQUIBB S.B., 1940, Harvard SPANISH, FRENCH Bet you a nickle HARRISON A. COOKE, JR. .-LB., 1937, Dartmouth, BLS., Vermont BIOLOGY, PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY Hfust do the best you can. ARCHIBALD R. MONTGOMERY BS., 1949, Pennsylvania ENGLISH Pay attention. kiddiesff I6I RALPH LAMONT AB., I920, Tufts ENGLISH The open mouth lmspeaks lhr' vacant mind. Y' V5 li Q PHILIP CLOIQCH BA., 1950. Yale LATIN. SCIENCE. MATH, HISTORY i'Tables will Change UI nc if I-..-r' BRUCE BURDETT A.B., 1950, Middlebury FRENCH, ENGLISH Check the Lost and Found-Plea.se.'.' S-er Q1 MARTIN C. RATTESTIN NB., 1952. Princeton ENGLISH New car next year? RICHARD I. GRIFFIN B.A.. 1950. KIA., 1951, Yale BIUSIC. CHOIR DIRECTOR FEELI,'VC.'! DUN -XI D COW INC DI NBAR ANI 19:10 Harxarml 'NI XTIIFNIATICS FII grant you that. ISI RALPH C. WILDES Mus. NI., 1934, New England Conservatory A.M., Harvard FRENCH I'll ski next winterff' IAQ WILLIAM R. COWINC B.F.A., 1952, Hartford Art Sr-hool ART, MECHANICAL DRAWINC 'iLet's keep it down 'T on 1 N mf' f I ,ld ,. 4 Ali A U71 1 -g H 1- EK ,x N 1 f Q Vik 11 ,N K . 1 db x 4 Af gun 0 A 4. f Nw ai v f 'Ha GQ. E ... 'Squi- fs G'H0uf dull it is to pause. to makv an end, To rust unburnished, not to shine' in usef' TENNYSON H SIXTH , I 1 ,fry W Q ' 1 Q -,, va ' ' K X s . ' ?f' V X I N5 ' ' -f -xxx 1 . ' ' I ,Yu ' ' 3 f Q' r x- ' X Q Q A - X V W J 'ff X X Y 1 I 1 Y N 'P J i 'T 4 -- 'fri ' ' ' . N I 'J A. '-2 6.522 A, Q M N- N. I Ford A I' Ihz n I' D1 R rx! v .- i I 5 H- ..- 'x rl NP J 0 N- .- 'N -X. -... ... v I xejos P 0 I V i J nw: I ctr' . I K' . 'u. . . . Tlirf Razr: Ii. I Io:-IX. I 41irIuu1ks, lfurrigun, 54-ilwl. I ogvrs. Spurny. N 1' irc-11. Swwnrzz Cow: 'If rmvn. C. Tllompson, If-wry, T 'lI. Four 1 fmt: I,m'I1ne-r. We-lash-r'. .. I', Iriglltmnn, IIag,Ie-y. ll, Fowl. WWI. R. I. fFO0I'i . I4 ' ' Schef' Z. fllappf-II. X 1-tvul. The Corridor Prefects Front Row: Srheetz. Lovejoy. Second Row: C. Thompson. T. Brown. Darer. U33 The Prefeets Front Row: Tnwf-ll. C. Ford Second Row: R. C. Crooke West. Dewey. JS. . ll ,I -P,-,,., '- I-rl RICHARD BLOCK Dick. Dickius Dale of Birth: June 30, 1935 Year Entered: 1950 Home: Douglaston, N. Y. Sports: Football 4th '50, '51: Hockey 3rd '52 lBIgr.l. 2nd '53 fllgnl: Base- ball -lth '51 lMgr.l, 3rd '53. Activities: John Hay '51. '52, '53: News '52. '53 lCirculation Editorl. College Choice: Washington and Lee 143 1 R n- , ji - I Il SMITH WALKER BAGLEY Smitty. Bags Date of Birth: April 1, 1935 Year Entered: 1949 Horne: Greenwich, Connecticut Sports: Football 3rd '49, '50, 2nd '51, lst '52: Basketball 3rd '50, 2nd '51, lst '52, '53 lCaptainl : Baseball 3rd '50. 2nd '51: Track 1st '52, '53. Activities: News '51, '52, '53 fsports Editorl. College Choice: Colgate OO' r r 4. 4- Q JOEL PETER BR ICHTNIAN Joel Date of Birth: February 3, 1935 Year Entered: 1948 Home: Lakeville, Connecticut Sports: Football 4th '48, 2nd 49, lst '50, '51, '52 fCaptainb: Hockey 3rd '49g Swimming 1st '50, '51, '52: Base- ball 4th '49: Track lst '50, '51, '52, '53, Activities: Choir '50, '51, '52, '53g Octet '53: Corridor Prefect. College Choice: Yale ai' E? if W THATCHER NIACOVX BROWN Thatcb. Xlagoon. Tim Date of Birth: February 18. 1935 Year Entered: 1949 Sports: Football Sth '-19. 4th '50, 3rd '51, lst '52: Basketball 4th '50 4Cap- tainl. 3rd '51 fCaptainl. Reserves '52, lst '53: Tennis 3rd '50, '51, '52, '53. .4ctit'ities: John Hay '51, '52, '53: News '50, '51, '52, '53 Glanaging Editorl: Discussion Group '53, Corri- dor Prefect '53. College Choice: Yale ps X NBA ,, , 'fix , tl: ll f'-Lfjf y U' XTR: WZ f' 'lX MSP RTA A' WILLIAM BLACKSTONE CHAPPELL JR. Bill, Will Date ol Birth: March 14. 1935 Year Entered: 1949 Home: Mt. Kisco, New York Sports: Football 3rd '49, 2nd '50 Ulanagerlz Hoekey 3rd '52, 2nd '53: Basketball -ith '50, 3rd '51: Baseball 4th '50, 3rd '51, 2nd '52. Actirities: John Hay '51, '52, '53: Dramatic Association '50, '51, '52, '53 Wice-Presidentlg News '50, '51, '52, '53 llreature Editorl: Spartan Captain '52, '53. College Choice: Yale 161 HUGH GORDON SEYMOLR CARRICAN 3rd Slim, Cordie Date of Birth: October 25, 1935 Year Entered: 1950 Home: Atlanta, Georgia Sports: Football Lightweights '50, lst '51, '52, League Basketball '51, '52, lst '53 fllanagerl, Track '51, '52, '53, Actiz'itz'es: Choir '52, '53: Dramatic Association '51, '52, '53: John Hay '52. '53: Discussion Group '53, College Choice: Pennsylvania if ff I fx Dj T- '33 9,93 RAYMOND GEORGE CROOKE Ray Date of Birth: January 21, 1934 Year Entered: 1949 Home: Roslyn, Long Island Sports: Football 2nd '49, '50, lst '51, '52: Basketball Reserves '50, '51, '52: Baseball 3rd '50, 2nd '51, 1st '52g Track '53 fcaptainl. Activities: John Hay '49, '50, '51, '52, '53: Yearbook '53 fAssociate Editorjg Discussion Group '53. College Choice: Cornell MICHAEL ROBERTSON DATER Mike, Lip Date of Birth: February 15, 1935 Year Entered: 1949 Home: Stamford, Connecticut Sports: Football 4th '49 fMgr.1: Bas- ketball League '51, '52: Baseball 3rd '51, 2d '52: Track '50. Activities: Harmonotones '53: Drama' tic Association '50, '51, '52 iCouncilorl : News '50, '51, '52, '53 lEditor-in- Chieflg Camera Club '49, '50, '51: Martlet '50, '51, '52: Gazelles '53: Corridor Prefect '53, College Choice: Yale 17 ! R A A ANTHONY CAPERTON FAIRBANKS Tony, Dona Date of Birth: February 8, 1934 Year Entered: 1949 Home: Indianapolis, Indiana Sports: Football 2nd '49, '50: lst '51, '52g Basketball League '51, '52: 2nd '50, lst '53 fManagerl: Track '51, Baseball 3rd '50, 2nd '52, Activities: News '51, '52. '53. lAsso- ciate Editorl. College Choice: Illinois 181 551 430 'gg 'rx xxx KENNETH C. DEWEY Ken, Dew Date of Birth: August 30, 1934 Year Entered: 1951 Home: Far Hills, New .lersey Sports: Football 3rd '51, lst '52, Hockey lst '52, '53 fCaptainl, Tennis 3rd '52: Track '53, Activities: John Hay '51, '52, '53 iSer- retaryl: News '51, '52, '53 flllanaging Editorlg Dramatic Association '52, '53, Martlet '51, '52 fStafil: Dance Com- mittee '53: Class Officer '52 fVice- Presidentl: School Prefect '53. College Choice: Yale I .yo tr .f 3 'fpgf vii' 5 1' xg f G1 Afi: Pm I xMfQJ ANTHONY deKOVEN V. H. FORD Vandy Daze of Birth: January 17, 1935 Year Entered: 1950 Home: East Hampton, New York City Sports: Football Int. '50, '51: Swim- ming '50: Skiing '51, '52g Tennis 3rd '50, '51, '52. Activities: Choir '52, '53: Discussion Group '52, '53. College Choice: Yale 'Aff' R ,Z GORDON TANNER FORD Gordle Date of Birth: January 19, 1934 Year Entered: 1948 Horne: Crosse Pointe, Michigan Sports: Football 3rd '48, 2nd '49 lAsst. NIgr.l, 3rd '50 lMgr.l, 1st '51 fAsst. Mgr.l, '52 fMgr.1g Hockey 3rd '49, '50, lst '51, '52, '53: Baseball 4th '49, 3rd '50: Tennis 3rd '51, '52, '53. Activities: Choir '49, '50, '51, '52, '53 fPresidentl: Martlet Staff '50, '51, '52, '53: Dramatic Club '53: .lohn Hay '51. '52, '53: 5th Form President: Head Prefect '53: Sextet '51, Quartet '52 I4 Roseslg Octet '53. College Choice: Yale 19 141 f Cf? -J' 3 THOMAS HAZEN Wart, Hod, Raisen, Cuapo Date of Birth: April 2, 1935 Year Entered: 1949 Horne: Holyoke, Massachusetts Sports: Football Sth '49, '50g Hockey 2nd '51, '52, '53 1Captainbg Baseball 3rd '51 lCaptainJ, '52. Activities: John Hay '50, '51, '52, '53 12nd Vice-Presidentli Class Oilicer '52g Discussion Group '53g Stage Crew '53, College Choice: Dartmouth 201 My vdf , WWW Q 2 J , ,Z 4230 IMAm-.er K x JACK Fl' Fooey Date of Birth: September 15, 1935 Year Entered: 1949 Home: New Haven, Connecticut Sports: Pootball 4th '49: Basketball 3rd '50, Hockey 3rd '52 lCaptainl, 2nd '53: Swimming '51: Track '51, Tennis 3rd '52, 2nd '53, Activities: Martlet '50, '51, '52, '53 fliditor-in-Chieflg Dramatic Associa- tion '51, '52, '53 fCouncilorJg Choir '53g News '50g Discussion Group '51, '52, '53. College Choice: M. 1. T. OOO 0 Ooooo edu:-ae' ' Au. Q rssE'ZCQQI JAMES RANISAY HJQNT Jimi Jim, Mike Date of Birth: March 20, 1934 Year Entered: 1952 Home: Katonah, New York Sports: Football 2nd '52, Hockey lst '53-3 Tennis lst '53. Activities: John Hay '52, '53g Choir '52, '53, College Choice: Middlebury JAMES ALLEN LACHNER Jim Date of Birth: Augmsr 13, 1935 Year Entered: 1951 Home: Garrison, New York Sports: Football 4th '51: Basketball 3rd '52, lst '53: Baseball 2nd '52. lst '53. Activities: John Hay '52, '53g Camera Club '52, '53, College Choice: Yale 5211 ' 5-1- fam , W ty ' 'N i 2JZ,,,,,,,f JAMES RUSSELL MCCREA Bambi Date of Birth: April 27, 1934 Year Entered: 1949 Home: Riverside, New York Sports: Basketball League '50, '51, lst '52: Baseball 3rd '50, lst '51, '52, '53 fCaptainl. Activities: Discussion Group. College Choice: Colorado College 221 SAMUEL CLARK LOVEJOY JR. Fuzzy, Laughjoy Date of Birth: November 22, 193-1 Year Entered: 1949 Home: Middlebury, Connecticut Sports: Football 2nd '49, '50, lst '51, '52, Hockey 3rd '49, 2nd '50, lst '52, '53g Baseball 3rd '49, 2nd '50: Tennis 2nd '51, lst '53, Activities: John Hay '51, '52 fVice- Presidentlg Yearbook '51, '52 fsports Editorlg Dramatic Association '52, '53: President 4th Form, 5th Form: Cor- ridor Prefect '52. College Choice: Dartmouth A- ka 3 , CONRAD NIETCALF Connie. lladibus Date of Birth: February 7, 1934 Year Entered: 1948 Home: Kennebunk. Maine Sports: Football 4th '48, '49, 3rd '51, 2nd '49, Hockey 3rd '50, '51, '53 lXIgr.l: Tennis 3rd '49: Track '50, '51, '52, '53. Activities: ,lohn Hay '48, '49, '50, '51 '52, '53 lPresidentl: Camera Club '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, '53: Yearbook '50, '51, '52, '53 fPhotograpbic Editorl College Choice: Trinity . v , e' Q ,Il x' fr? ' 6 IM- - - , .- -i I3 JAMES BYRTON PRESTON Jumbo. Whale Date of Birth: May 28, 1936 Year Entered: 1948 Home: Bath. Maine Sports: Football Sth '48, 4th '49, 3rd '50: Basketball 3rd '48, '49, '50, '51, League '52, lst '53: Baseball Sth '49, '50, '51, 2nd '52, '53, Activities: News '51, '52 fReporterl, '53 fAssignment Editorl: .lohn Hays '51, '52, '53: Camera Club '52, '53, College Choice: Dartmouth Us aouaowoncn m ' JOHN WORKKIAN ROGERS John, Roy Date of Birth: August 25, 1935 Year Entered: 1950 Home: Ausable Forks, New York Sports: Football 4th '50, 2nd '52 llllanagerl : Basketball 3rd '51, '52, 2nd '53g Tennis 3rd '51, '52, Actirities: Camera Club '50, '51, '52, '53, College Choice: M. I. T. 241 Zo DAVID M. REESE JR. Dave Date of Birth: .luly 25, 1935 Year Entered: 1949 Home: Wilmington, Delaware Sports: Football 5th '49, '50 fCo-Cap- tainbg Basketball 2nd '51, '52: Hockey 3rd '50, 2nd '53, Baseball 3rd '50, 2nd '51, '52, lst '53. Activities: News '51, '52, '53 iPhoto- graphic Editorlg Yearbook '51, '52, '53 lBusiness Managerl 3 John Hay '50, '51, '52, '53 lTreasurerl: Camera Club '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, College Choice: Princeton llll l r, A ,. 2 W .Q f THOMAS SCHEETZ Tom Date of Birth: May 13, 1935 Year Entered: 1950 Home: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Sports: Football 3rd '50, 2nd '51, lst '52: Hockey 3rd '51, lst '53 lllana- gerl: Basketball League '52: Baseball '5l: Tennis '52, '53. Activities: Camera Club '51, '52, '53: John Hay '50, '51, '52, '5-3: News '51, '52, '53 fBusiness Managerl: Athenian Captain '52, '53g Corridor Prefect. College Choice: Yale 'SOUIS NICHOLAS JOHN Slfllllfl, Seibs. Nick Dale of Birth: February 9. 1935 Year Entered: 1950 Home: St. Louis. Missouri Sports: Football -ith '50, 2nd '51, lst ' 7 '53: Basketball 3rd '51, 2nd 51., lst '53: Tennis 2nd '51, '52, lst '53. Activities: Choir '50. '51, '52, '53: Camera Club '52, '53 flfice-President! : Dramaties '51, '52, '53 4Councilorl. College Choice: Colgate f25 P l fox ff 5 'x X.N ' Q Q E FRANZ SPYRNY Franz Date of Birth: May 28, 1936 Year Entered: 1952 Home: Vienna, Austria Sports: Swimming '53: Tennis lst '53. Artirities: Dramatic Association '53. College Choice: Technische Hochschule, Vienna E261 off? v--W-H' 4? 'J lg 'R D HIL , 339 1 'fa W WW' OTIS LESLIE SMITH Jerry. c4091 Dale of Birth: September 2 1934 Year Entered: Home: Bloomfield, Connecticut Sports: Football 2nd '50, lst 151 Hockev 2nd '51, '52: Baseball 2nd '52, lsi '53. Activities: Dramatic' Association 52 '51, '52, '53: Yearbook '51, ' lEditor-in-Chief? g Harmonotones 153: Dance Committee '51, '52 Cazelles '53. College Choice: Yale 4' , if QA 'N-, -o 5,- Wim 9 121 FRANCIS CVRNEY THOMPSUN Cuerbo. Cuddin Date of Birth: January 5. 1933 Year Entered: 1949 Home: Baltimore, Maryland Sports: Football 2nd '49, lst '50, '51, '52: Horkey 3rd '50, 2nd '51, lst '52, '53: Trark '51: Tennis 2nd '52, '53. Activities: Form Officer '50, '51, '52, Corridor Prcfect '53g Dramatir' Assoria- tion '51, '52, '531 Choir '51, '52, '53: Ortet '53: Four Roses '51. College Chaim: Virginia 91.2 ' 0 Lf TINIITHY I.,-XTHROP TOWYELI, Tim. Germ Dale' nf Hirlh: January 31. 1934 1'f'IlV h'Vllt'ft'l!Z 1950 Horne: ffle-wlnnwi. Oliin Sporlsz Foolliall fnrl '51, lst '52: 1'1m'key fini '51, lst '52, 53: Tvnnia fmi '51, lst '52, '53 lliaplainl. sfftizitiesz Junior Pre-fort '53: Drama' til' A4soc'iati0n '50. '51, '531 Discussion Group '53: Harmonotones '53: Gazel- les '53. College Choice: Yale ,-f' 1271 28 W-E? ',.,,,e4J' nur. xqgyzs' vsazigklfflvaf . ' ' ,Q W gl WALTER HART WEST 3rd Terry Date of Birth: January 27, 1936 Year Entered: 1949 Home: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Sports: Football 4th '49, 3rd '50, '51, lst '52: Hoekey 3rd '50, '51, 2nd '52: Baseball 4th '50, 3rd '51, 2nd '52. lst '53, Activities: Choir '49, '50, '51, '52, '53: Dramatic Association '51, '52, '53 1PresidenU: Martlet '52. '53 lManag- ing Editorl. College Choice: Yale 1 5 'vs gg 14- mt W v .Q f' IQ? xv Fo 1 RAYMOND LESLEY WEBSTER JR. Raybo. Ray Date of Birth: April 3, 1934 Year Entered: 1951 Home: Saunderstown, Rhode Island Sports: Football 2nd '51, 1st '52g Hockey 3rd '52g Baseball 3rd '52g Tennis '53. Activities: Camera Club '52, '53 fPresi'- dentl : Harmonotones '52, '53g Gazelles '53: Dance Committee '52, '53: Year- book '52, '53 1Associated Editorl: Dramatic Association '52, '53, College Choice: Brown gf!! -i'Q',n . 4 Y, 3 ,U vw. Q: F., V ,. vc V' ' 97 ' ' 5 ' ni Q up up J I if 1-, -'94 hi: I . Q of' X 'HL ,... Q- , w x .- ' ,. 3 xii.. p 4, . . 'F' -f , .-YV - -5' A i. f'-47---' , l -xv -- lil ' - . , sfvqwr f' N 'f i!5 :S'T' - Q... N61-in, 4- wg., iw' . , , ' - l , gl xr, ' 1- VQBUF' .vw J. 1 ,N , tv - ' mu- ' 1 W' ff ' we I maxi. vw: '?e.jF',? uh, .w ' A vb j , , --fb I .. . 1 ' s . 4 X N-1 f- ygf' 4 Q 1. i ' v-Q QQ ,X -'ww -fx, x 1 ' .., Gnu-...., -I' xi G . 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Z mx B P Q 1 vyf 4 X, Saw x . 1 w x y K -. X wifi! .gf aw 5 'if 3 161 N' . A 2 V R i n W .V 6, 3 W 6 R .hi F 1. Xxx fi i L, .1 f Q 2 Q -in p U 1 ' ' ' Q 968 6: F F 5. F 5 -1. E' 9' Q' W mr QL Ps n N, 403 Lcfl In Right: C. Smith, Tunney, R. R. Crooke, Brightman. Mr, Crandall, Miller, C. Ford, C. Thompson, West. The Octet bout etivities No season's record is compiled for The Westminster News, and The .llartlelt did not play a tough one against Pomfret last Saturday. These and other extra curricular activities have no concrete won and lost column, but those participating in them have the greater reward of having served the school in worthwhile work. The singing at YVestminster has been outstanding this year, and we wish to extend our thanks for the class of 553 to Mr. Griffin and Mr. Crandell for their contribution to our year. Mr. Lamont and the Dramatic Association gave us a professional job with The Man Who Came To Dinner. We will laugh long and loud in the future as we look back upon our year's show. The boy who overlooks the chance to hit that typewriter, sing a little flat. organize a dance weekend. or contribute to a serious interest like the Discussion Group or the John Hay Society. has missed the best fun in school. The Man Who Came To Dinner H 'Q 'us Q3 U9 f sv Y x.. 'i' I hw, 1 ,Q ' , ,N Q5 KMX , ,ww sf 2 Q. Q' 1. 1 . T . ll is gfif Q5-1. ATHLETICS f' lil, ' 5,1 f I ! QA ' ppl, ' , ,:' n ,, 5 in 4' JR llihsvviif fl? mil A 12? K., , 4 . 4 . l A ,A, , qi ff ' ,ny ' .- .t A J tu K as le' . 'K 5 ji.. gn I iz? Q Q mf X X t 17 ll 61,5 Ji: K 'N' ff i 1 ,D , fn mg! HJ Q I' l fy 1 ' f f K ,4 K K 24125 , C 1 I J ,Wg Fl. X ' no ' J :ff V -V ' Mx Q ,, V 3 . 'ij 2 .f ' R. Q us ' 1. W9 Us ' az li '1'1 353 . lg 5 9 ' 4 , x sf 1' 7 an X I' 3 :Iv QW -M-.ji L I .A The 19 3 Football Team Just what are the ln redlents of a football TEANI9 ls lt cooperatlon pmt or mdnldual pols and stam1na9 Naturally a TEANI doesnt exist wrthout these bare essentlals Thls years plgSlClIl squad had all of these characterlstxcs and more Early football practxce remmded the team and coaches that they had only two returnm lettermen Sam Lovejoy and Captam Joel Brl htman Wlth these two as a skeleton the first week lllus trated the fact that there was a long dusty road to march before the march oxer Canterbury With each day of practlce however the backs became faster the lmemen qulcker The school wondered what lcmd of team they were o1n to haxe At the football rally the mght before the first game Captam Joel Bn htman sald I just dont know The next day Canterbury was vanqu1shed 180 wlth Sheldon Clark br1n IH home the bacon three tlmes The team looked good except for the pomts after touchdown Sallsbury came and went the followmg week and Westmlnster had lts econd wm 1812 Thts ame was hard fou ht but wlth the bull seye pa s1n of Jerry Smlth the stalwart blockln of the forward wall and the powerful hlgh steppm of Joel Brxghtman the team was trlumphant for the second tlme H1 hly splrlted South Kent was our next foe and she was defeated 52 14 Those to meet thelr glory ln reachmg paydlrt that day were Clark and Serralles Gunnery squeaked over the Black and Cold by two pomts 26 24 Thr ame was the most excltm and best played game of the season Gunnery had b1 men but they could be moved and were The SCOTIH came al ternately wlth the only advantage gomg to Gunnery for her two pomts after touchdown The defensrve wall lead by both Crookes Thompson Bagley Carrrgan and Fanrbanks dld an excellent job ln holdmg Gunnery Wlth one loss and three w1ns the Westmlnster football team rolled over Berkshlre 3412 1n CLEAR weather The Black tue ame was finally here and Westmmsters tradltlonal r1val was overwhelmed 1n a last victory by the deClSlVC score of 32 6 The mamstavs of thxs hlghlv controverslal grxdlron hx hlnght were Brlghtman Clark Brown Au tm Towell Thompson and Lovejoy Also fightln ln thls ame as they were throughout the season were Brumder Burch West Serralle YVebster and next sears Captaln Chuck Cozler Credlt for th1s hx hly succes ful football season sprmgs from the hard patlent and 1ntell1 ent coachm of Nlr Kennedy and Nlr 1hTlCl'tCllYll Never before hate two men welded a more competent fl htlng umt from uch green be mnln s Contznued on Page 73 f47 C I lv l g , I . .g U . 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S i W W lf' , ' A Y, 131 , .X - H155-f z' N f ' 'Ei Q 3 . 4 '1 . -1 . ,Q dl' Th F' Front Row, Left to Right: Neal,-Cuyler, C. Smith, F. Clark Hockey Team Snow, G. Ford, Metcalf fManagerl, Mr. Kennedy fCoachl Westminster Hoeke 1953 Remarkable above all else this year was the cooperation between the different hockey teams in their fight against a common foe, the weather. The rinks were maintained only through continuous labor of everyone from the top man on the first squad to the last man on the third squad plus the efforts of Conrad Metcalf and Tom Scheetz at all times of day and night. The game records, however, showed the consequences of the limited practice time. The firsts, under their coach, Mr. Kennedy, came out with a 2 win. 2 tie. and 4 loss record, while the seconds and thirds, both coached by Mr. Montgomery with the aid of Norm Fitch, a first teamer injured early in the season. had 2 wins, 1 tie, and 3 losses and 1 win 1 loss records respectively. One of the high lights of the season came for the firsts in their victorious game with South Kent when goalie Greg Neal, who is Captain- elect for '54, made 53 saves. Another high point of the season came when lineman Tim Clark and the defense held the league winning Taft team to one goal after penalties had taken two members of the team off the ice. Continued on Page 73 T521 C Dewey, H Wright, Austin, Lovejoy, MCRTHTIIH Back Row Scheetz fAsst. Managerl, Fitch, Towell, Hunt, Durfee, Tunney 541 Mr. Keyes fCoachb, Carrigan fManagerl, Lachner, S. Clark. Cozier, Serralles. Cronke T. Brown, Seibel, Preston, Bagley lffaptainl, Mr. Burdett lffoachl. The First Basketball quad The Reserve Basketball quad Front Row: Lahlotte, Miller, Quaintanee fffaptainl, Daniels, Lea, Allen. Second R013 Squibb fCoachl, H. Bloch. Woodward. Acquavella. Rogers, Brooks. ill Westmmster Basketball 1953 Openmff the season mxnus all but one of last year s lettermen Nlr Keyes thanffed hrs attack to sunt hls materlal The hewht of Smlth Baffley Tlm Brown Nnek Seibel and Jim Preston was Ulllllfftl Ill a new double IJIXOI Juan Serralle Unk Crooke Ilm Lachner and next year s captann Sheldon Clark proy lded the speed to break IH from the outslde The team started well wlth a y1ctory oyer lxlnvswood 42 52 followed by a loss to the powerful seasoned Hopkms Crammar 41 32 Tlm Brown and Dlck Crooke led nn the scormff department and Capta1n Bagley showed h1 experience as a rebounder and play maker The Black and Cold then went on to defeat Berkshlre, 40 51 and Sall bury 42 56 Sheldon Clark and Juan Serralles showed real IITIIJFOYS ment and Sheldon played another line Dame ln a loslnff cause dnallll Gunnery the next Saturday Thouvh Clark Bavley and Se1bel amassed 4? po1nts toffether Gunnery s Shaw scored 32 pomts to help the Bed and Cray w1n 60 55 Westmlnster started a Xtlllllllln' spree by defeatmff I a Salette Canterbury and lxmf' w ood on IOIINCCUUXC starts Bagley and Crooke shared the spotlx ht ment ln thls perlod B B tBefore the Buvj The Bug weakened both Cun nery and Westnun ter Cunnery lost Shaw for the day but won the frame a well played and CYCIIIIIU one On the followmv Wednesday Taft scored an ZIIUHZIHD' 810 of her foul shots whlch enabled her to defeat the Black and Cold 09 02 ln splte of the fact that the teams scored an equal number of Held Goals The mot excntxnff ffame of the season was played at home affamst loonu Loomls led by a slum marvln throuffhout the Game but the final ba ket on a Clflllllu lay up by Juan Serralles wlth less than a mmute to play ffaye Westmmster the needed marvm and the Uame 57 54 Bagley and Clark played throuffhout the contest Clark led the scormv and manaffer lSl1ml Carrxffan led the school out of the vy mnaslum to revoyer from the excitement Both St Thomas and Pomfret made the seasons close rather dls apponntxnf ln that the Black and Cold lost to both Howeyer the team lost the Hr t by two pmnts and the second by a narrow 56 41 The games were fast and excxtmv but our boy just falled to get the ranve when xt was most needed The sea on record of seyen wlns IX losse IQ a Credlt to the IIIUCHUIU and hard work of Nlr Keyes Captam Bagley set a fine example by bemv the teadylnv mlluence to hx less experlenced teammate Sv 0 C L ' L' .Y l ' 1 Y V r if I' 4 l ' z- r: .lf 1 B S. l , N , . , , v Q: .1 1 ' F . .' .' 1. , ' E , 7 -j 2 . I. .. . . M ' , ,Q I ' v . y . C , V V .S . x V U ' .1 C C I C .' 1 zz ' c lf ' s C . 1' .5 ' . ' - ll 'T I I' ' .Y Z' J K ' .Y' Y' rs ' ' J r ' . ,. Q 'gl with high scoring honors, but the team as a whole showed marked improve- , . . D . ' ' .Y M I S ' ,Y Y 9 V C ' 1 ' F' ' C 4 z: -v Y I J . 'F' . I , T ' - C . S 1 Y' T' B' B' l T 1' C ' B . T C C C ' S I Z' .' 4, T l T 4' rs v N T rr c 1 ' 'K ' , .l 'Y U ' C7 F F ' C., Y , . ' . . g. 4 h I Q I Q I q S s . ,.. -'s s C ' ' s - M S .S , .. Q. Q . . . . v B' M ' ' L' C . Y ' ' -Y ' -Y B C' s ,. ' 's 5 , ' . U63 Front Row Tawlor Pffarccf Pettee Brxhtman Zantzmger qccond Rau Nlr Hmman ffoanhb Olner Hollm head Conkew Carpvnter Rem? Burch Bozwan Tlzzra' Rou 'Ur Batwon fCoacl'H Dunnm Rlchard on Houk 'Ur Dunbar fCoach5 Lea ue Basketball Fzrst R014 Jephwn Kew Burlm ham Speakman Cooper Schc-'nck Nrnnd Row Ur Hlnman ffjoavhi W' W right Patterson Hopf' 1 ff Foxx Bozsan T ml Rau Ur Ban on ffoarhi Bennett Warrcn froghx Nloore Connolly Fartmell Mr Dunbar ifoachl F05 Front Row: Calhoun, Draper, Rutherford, O'Brien lCaptaint Hubby, Hinks, Kilborne. Second Row: Jackson, Tate, Spurny R. Morgan, Richardson, Barnes. Back Row: Mr. Clough fCoachl Ahrens, P. N. Cooper, King, G. Wright tManageri, Team Westminster immin T w g eam 1953 Westminstefs swimming team enjoyed a successful year against strong opposition. The season's record was three victories against two defeats. Hopkins Grammar found the tankmen from Williamis Hill too strong and returned to New Haven under the burden of a one sided defeat. 42-22. The meet showed Coach Clough a hole or two in his team and helped him prepare for the oncoming Canterbury meet. One of the most exciting meets in Westminster swimming history pro- vided a heartbreaking one point loss for the home team. Canterbury won by a few feet in the final relay to bring home a win in spite of the record breaking performances in the individual medley by Bill Childs and the 100 yard breaststroke by Franz Spurny. Childs' time was l:23.2 and Spurny's was 1:O7.2. In the next two meets the Black and Cold swimmers sank the Deerfield Junior Varsity and Avon Old Farms by lopsided scores. Childs and Spurny broke their own records unofiicially in the Deerfield meetg and Hincks. Continued on Page 73 X, 'vc a Q- . , , may Q 'wi , ' - A if -Q f- 1 ' ,, ---.'Ig,g,w We K . 1 H 1 Haag . , 4,-.vw ln,-4 .M ' -4-.sxmw - ...N A N4 ,,,, .,,. ., Q W. fm 2 'WN Mg am xo' Front Row, Left to Right: Mr. Gow 1CoachP, Lovejoy, Tunney, Pratt, Towell tCaptainJ, Hunt, T. Brown, Johnson. The First Tennis Team The Old Prosv of the '52 Tennis Team left many holes by their graduation, and the weather allowed the team to play only six of the ten scheduled matches. Bill Childs, Tim Brown, Captain Tim Towell, Mel Johnson, ,lim Hunt and John Tunney filled the one-six positions on the team respectively. Sam Lovejoy, player-manager, and Artie Pratt made the team complete as fill-in doubles partners. Of the six matches that were completed the tennis team won but two. Berkshire and the Trinity Freshman were the two defeated foes, 7-2 and 8-1 respectively. Defeat came at the hands of Choate 9-0, Kent 7-2, Hotchkiss 5-4, and Loomis 5-4. The Taft match was started twice, but each time rain interfered. The match went into the books as unfinished even though the Westminster team was leading 3-2. The long trip to Deerheld proved to be a waste of time. Again rain came down with Deerfield leading 3-1. By far the best played match of the season was with the Trinity Fresh- men. On that day everyone was on his game . Had our team shown this kind of ability during the entire season, another victorious season would have been ours. One thing the team had this year was depth. Anyone on the team was capable of beating any other one at one time or another, and they frequently did, to the anguish of Mr. Gow, their coach. One important thing the team got from the season was experience. With Jonathan Tunney and Bill Childs as the base for next year, the team should be progressively stronger. f59 'llfg Q0 K -ef' in 1 X N. 1, 1 NP X 'kv- Th S d Ifirsl Roux, Loft to Right: llouk, Stratford, Brumlnler, R e Morgan, Nickerson, Jones, Taylor. Second Row: Mclllartin T a T Lorentz, Haight, Snow, Mr. Crandall lC0achl. CHHIS Cam l 'fix 7' Front Row, Left to Right: Alexander, H. Brown, King Sauers, Gitterman, Zantzinger, Dunning. Second Row. ' S. Reeves. Carmel, Kistler. Potts, Reyhurn, Pepper, Pearre Tenms Team ML Burden .C.,ad,,. 603 l AWA ' WA AWA AW AWA J T i AWA ' AWA Iwi AWA AWA I AWA First Row, Left to Right: Daniels, Tate, Jackson, R. G. Crooke 1Captainl, H. T. Wright, Austin, Kilhourne. Second Row: Reeves, O'Brien, Durfee, Draper, Hubby, Colton, T. Allen. Third Row: Mr. Clough fCoachl, T. Clark, Thomee, Conkey, Webster, Mr. Crilhn fCoachl. The Track Team The Westminster Track Team returned this year in a depleted although not unhopeful state. Messrs. Clough and Griffin combined their resources in order to ready a rather inexperienced team for its first encounter of the year against Canterbury. A powerful Canterbury visiting team failed to subdue the spirited Westminster cinder men, for the final tally was 52-52. While the fleet- footed Canterburians won all but one foot race, the weight men collected a majority of points in the field events. Jamie Greenleaf was Westminster's soloist in the running, while Captain Ray Croolce, ,loel Brightman, and .lim Draper captured the field events. The team next journeyed to Hopkins where they weren't quiet so suc- cessful. Sherman Durfee took the only first by winning the mile in the moderate time of 5:22.6. Pepper of Hopkins easily won the shotput with a put of 55 feet and a discus throw with a toss of 134 feet. Continued on Page '14 f61 621 rw! Front Row Left to Right P N Cooper La'NIotte Lachner West McCrea 1Capta1nl S Clark Serralles Lea .Second Row Nlr Nlichelmi lCoachi Mr Squibb iCoachJ Cozier Sawyer C Smith Miller R R Crooke Acquasella Werblovs lblanagerl The 19 3 Baseball Team The 1953 baseball season was a disappointment after the team estab lished a two and two record at the beginning of the season Starting the season the relatively small squad of fourteen was considered to have a good hitting potential and adequate pitching and fielding ability As the season progressed the team lost its touch and throughout most of the remainder of the season made futile efforts to find its winning form ln the first game at Salisbury a relaxed Westminster beat Salisbury 5 5 behind Bart Miller In the next game a superior Loomis fireballer shut out the Black and Gold 8-0. Un the following Wednesday Sawyer pitched well only to be downed 4--2 at home but the Miller-Sawyer duet again downed Salisbury 2-0 at the end of the week. At Canterbury the contest was a slug- fest on a wet slippery field, and Westminster was on the wrong end of a 14- to 9 score. With Kingswood here, the Sawyer-Miller duet bested an evenly matched Kingswood squad 6-5. On May 9th, Father,s Wleekend, the large crowd inspired the team to fight back from a 10-1 deficit with an eight run 3th only to lose again 10 to 9. ln the next three games South Kent, Canterbury, and Pomfret beat the Hill-toppers. Fine 1-0 pitching by Bart Miller was seen on the losing Canterbury contest. The Taft game found us at least able to get into the run column in spite of the loss 12-5. Closing Continued on Page 74 N. N.. .V.,' , ug. .-7 ,k' ..:-1 , . -,P , I 3-We - . v , g sit? H 'r' , -f' 1 r I ,if i ..- J ...Lb ff? .. 4,1 '? D. wvlwf' .. . x, -. Q . 1- -if if Q1 pl- -1- 1...A ,Zf' N - Fira - P A t!,4,I 3? 5 mit' I' 1 Q9 gas 66 Sixth Done Most For Westminster Says Least Does Most Gets Away With The Most Most Likely To Succeed Class Clown F Lrst To Marry Bzggest Blufjer Best Dresser Buszness Man Best Dancer Most Athletzc Gentleman 0 Lezsure Best V ozce Best Student Dreamer Most Sarcasttc Most Pep Most Absentmznded Most Personality Bull Sesszon King Probable Bachelor Most Pull Wzth The Faculty Most Innocent Acts The Oldest Best Natured Blggest Worrter Most Gullzble Nervzest Gets Most Out Of Lzfe Most Consczentzous Most Thorough Gentleman Best Actor Most Respected Most Orzgznal Worst V owe Form Poll Ford Lovejoy Fu Dewey Smlth Bagley West Fu Webster Dater Smlth Chappell Sexbel A Ford G Ford A Ford Scheetz Reese G Ford Dewey Brlghtman Lovejoy A Ford Kemp G Ford West Fu Spurny Hazen T Brown Block Dewey Towell Webster Hazen T Brown Dater Webster Selbel Chappell Block McCrea Smlth Scheetz Scheetz T Brown G Thompson Sm1th Lovejoy Dater C Ford Falrbanks Hunt Brown Brlghtman Metcalf West Preston Lovejoy McCrea Spurny C Ford West Dater G Ford West Webster Dater Crooke T Brown 0 ....... .... , .... ...... , .... .... , .... , . ....... ................ , . . ........ .... . .... . ,. .. .... .... . , f .... . ................. . , ...... ..... ..... . , .... . .... , . ...... .... ...... . , ........ .. ..... . .... .. .......... , Laziest ....... ........,...................Carrigan, Hunt .. .... ....... ....... . .... , . .... ...... . ......... , . ......... , .... ..... ..... . , ...............-.......................... , ' , .............. ......................... , .... , analanunsniquns uosnsann 'gnu lenu us Y, . ........................... , . ............ .. ...... , ...... , Class Prophec of 1953 The crystal ball now turn wzth me For a glance at Westmmster tn 83 SNIITH BAGLEY tl e lank lean basketball pro Is now suavely settled m Mlllxonalres Row DICK BLOCK on hls tugboat serene as can Is madly pursuxng a Ph D BRAWNY BRIGHTMAN of football fame Now pounds the llne m a Wall Street game TINI BROWN-of course you know xt Is the up and comtng Amerxcan poet M1ntJulep Inc founded by SLIM That old Southern gentleman now supports htm And wander lust CHAPPELL pernpatetrc BILL Left a cool mllllon to the school on the Htll MIKE DATER dndnt you know? He s the ace reporter 1n Newspaper Row But as 1n hfe was just too late' And FAIRBANKS good old world weary TONY Is makmg hrs fortune ln deals quasi phony And VANDY FORD tn headwatter gulse Has succeeded J Edgar ln the F B I s G TANNER FORD the toast of Broadway Has opened a theatre ln gay Cat Cay That world renowned dxplomat approachmg you Is the Acheson of today the mordant JACK FU THOMAS HAZEN as the years keep creeping Perfected hrs gadget the LOOK AWAKE WHILE SLEEPING Poor JINI succumbed to ll'llCllPCIll8l amnesls Brought on by too much work on a history thesis' JINI LACHNER deserted the forensxc a To coach at Yale ln basketball Sxlent SAM LOVEJOY forsook phllology For love bxrd breenmg and ornlthology Sttll prtchmg 1n there IS JIM MCCREA Now Secretary of State for the U S A Confidentlal CONRAD wtth photographic gear Makes a world tour for A P every year JIM PRESTON that old mtrepxd guesser Is now a learned math professor After years of toll and legal zeal DAVE REESE ts the nemests of eyery heel' JOHN ROGERS of the keen analytlcal mmd Has taken has place as the present Emstem You ve seen the1r ads m all the streets' NICK SEIBEL S acknowledged to be the tops For any theatre that needs tough props JERRY SMITH after marrymg a gay dxetlctan Establlshed himself as socxety s obstetrlclan In channels underground or dtplomattc HERR SPURNY drtves his adversartes franttc And GURNEY THOMPSON with hrs pile of hay Sank a fortune rn Fords Theatre tn old Cat ay TIM TOWELL after dtvorcmg hrs wtfe No Became a monk sedate as can be' To all the best theatres with avid zest The public flocks to WEBSTER and WEST The Booth and Irvmg of 83 The tops tn tragl comedy how cater the ball rzuse hzgh the glass In szlent toast to the 53 class I67 3 , , , I t l ' h ll , I be . . . . I KEN DEWEY, the tawyef, nnany knocked at the cate BARTON, BARTON, DURSTINE, and SCHEETZ ' - . - ' ' ' c . ' , . . . .3 J ept Sept ept ept ept Sept ept ept Sept ct ct c c c ct c c ct c c c c c c ov oy ov Nov Nov ov ov ov on oy ox ox oy oy ec ec ec ec ec ec ec ec an an Alle I6 16- Uncond1t1oned mob storms H111 for early football 17 Nlrss Jones supplles lm1ment for gnddfrs 20-School opens mth more than one th1rd new faces School store runs out of black t1es Classes begm' Store gets 1n shlpment t1e terrorlsm beg1ns Olner wears blue shnrt to olnner-explam all h1s labels are bemg dry cleaned Woodward m1ss1ng from role call-supposedly m1ss1ng at sea Dayhght Saung ends gam an hour of sack 30-Woodward st1ll at sea Hunt faxls to find Afrxca on map 3-Second Form Councxl IS formed Reeves ousted voted four trmes for hlmself 4-Br1ghtman and boys take opener agamst Canterbury 18 0 8-S Clark defends Tuxedo Park 1n debate 1n assembly 9 Woodward s papers of11c1al returns to H111 ws 1th sea tales 11 Phooey on Sallsbury 18 to 12 Emma W1llard cheers on 12 Baby carnage race goes to Keyes and Keyes 14 Selbel speaks on Why Joe college smokes Herbert Tareyton 15-fDelet1onb Webster s humor petered out 18-Tweedy Grads return for reunlon 20-H111 Hollday IA M1 football pract1ce IP M 1 21 Hamster gets s1ck m Patterson s pocket dunng assembly 24 Gunnery preuew as Hllltoppers romp over Gunnerys 2nd and 3rd team 25-Westmmster plays 1ts greatest game only to be defeated by 2 pomts 26 Flrsts TCCCIVC well deserved afternoon off 30-Keyes cutles chrlstened 1n John Hay Memor1al Chapel 1 Food Comm1ttee pra1sed as pork chops appear 4-Ike or A111819 5-Ike' 7 Kennedys finally catch Cornella 8-Great reyo1c1ng as Black T1es burn Gr1d1ron Joel and team lauded 10- Knee day Athen1ans mn soccer and SIX man football Lovejoy goes beserk Rutherfurd K 0 d 1n corrldor brawl 15 and 16-Weekenders and others see Prlnceton edge Yale Turkey race beg1ns as touchers tag Prof returns ss 1th fixed knee and hosp1tal adventures Faculty romps oyer slxth form 1n Acorn Bowl 25-Mustangs fkthemanl yers Squrrrels fSpartan1 w1nner Mustangs 27 Thanksgmng turkeys eaten ray 1sh1ngly 1 Vandals upset llbrary CHUSIDQ mass search of H111 2 We havent caught anyone a yet but we haye a few clues -says llbrarlan 6-4 00 A M Bantam D1ck d1scoyers sol1d1ficat1on on pond 9 13-Chnstmas 1acat1on couldnt come sooner 12 'Nlustangs gobble turkey 15-Jumor House r1ots 16-Football Banquet Harmontones shade Octet 17 Good bye from H111 at 7 15 A M 6-A few m1ss1ng Thomp on fights Uncle Sam 9-Flrst real snow falls on H111 as Thompson returns as 41 O S . 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' ' ' . of 1952 53 an an an an an an an an e e e e e e Fe 10 Some boys apparently dont know that winter has come 13 Keye twins don t know lt Cold enough for clothes 15-Lovejoy llfts putk through gym wtndow Nlr Prefeet leayes Engll h class at Nlr Lamont request D1 Hunt talks on xmbectllc children Deerfield swimmers get lo t bellewed A W O L Deerfield tries agaln thls ttme makes lt Dreamers debate ln assembly 6-'Nllss Porter barks out a grlp takes ower the school 12 Rest Hohday proclatmed 15-Ice and snow dtsappear 19 Dater and Chappell A W 0 L 20-They re back 25-Spartan s eleanlng up 26-'Nlcffrea rulns knee N111 hellm buys pntohmg machine 'Nlarch 1 Comes ln like a Llon as wlnd rlps Nlarch 6-Lomrade Stalin dles blark tres agam ln fashion Nlarch 1 Lholr enjoys sing dance wlth St Nlaggles wants return bout Nlarch 11 Hunt blunders at Chapel readmg wouldnt you know' 'Nlarch 13 Cholr dlsc to be made Nlarch 14 All candidates who are golng to be taklng Colle e Boards please raise their hands March 20 Glrls come for dance and That Man Comes to Dmner 'Nlarch 22 Other Se! 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' ., , . , . ..................,.............. .. , . U' ,. , ' V- ,, , ................................... n ., , ,L 1. . . X Y . W , .................................. ........ , 4 Q . , ., ......................................... A ., , . v . S 5 ... A , . . . . I' ' - v Q ' ', 5' .................... .... ....... . . 1' ' . . . e , 7 g ' , .. ... ',.. . , 1 - '., ' g S, 7 ' 7 . . ................................. . 1 .,. , , . Y . . -. .. ., , . V. ,. . . . ff .. . , , . 4 .. ............................... 1' ., . . Continued from Page 4-7 , , - , 1953 FOOTBALL TEAM Three years ao Mr. Squibb and Mr. Montgomery coaches of the figeconds had their first undefeated football team. Defeat has not been tasted yet. This years team lead by Captain Strap Beatty won three and tied one, beating Gunnery Deerfield and Salisbury while tyin Canterbury. The third team had a fair season this year winning one while losin three I lttle Duncan 'ildlartin was their captain The coach was 'Vlr Cooke The six man squad lead by Gary Clark had an unfortunate season losm all four games Lnder the instruction of Mr Hlnman the small fry learned a lot not only in sportsmanship but also 1n the principals and tandard techniques of the game of football Contmued rom Page 52 WESTMINSTER HOCKEY 1953 The first line was made up of Herb Wright Captain Ken Dewey and Tim Clark while the second lme which equaled the first m scorlng was made up of John Austin Doug Snow and Dick Cuyler The third line which by its score in the Canterbury game saved the team from bemg defeated cluded Sherm Durfee Jim Hunt and John Tunney Defersxvely the team was highly yersatile yuth powerful Lovejoy and Thompson and the quick thinkin Chris Smith who for his efforts was awarded the most valuable player trophy Sharm m the work were Gordon Ford and Tlm Towell who filled m at defense Then there was Greg Neal without whom we would have failed badly Seasons are what you make them With the breaks we had we enjoy ed a good season Continued from Page 54 WLSTMINSTILR SWIMMING TEAM 1953 Spurny and R llor an set a neyy 180 yard medley relay record of 1 48 5 Captain OBrien Nlor an Calhoun Spurny D Richardson and Rutherford yy on a first place m each meet Williston out tandin syyimmin team completely outclassed the Black and Cold by yymmn first place in eyery eyent Her 200 yard free tyle relay team finished the afternoon by breakln the National Preparatory School Record The Westminster team placed second and third in almost ey ery eyent but ysas still outclas ed 22 53 Nlr Clou h noys m his second year as coach of syyimmin can be proud of the hoyym his team made and Captain OBrien de eryes much credit for his excellent example of good hard work 2 v 77 R -1 , a as 19 1 1 0' 9 a - gs U 7 1 HT . 4 . 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Ll Contznued from Page 61 THE TRACK TEAM The annual trlan ular track meet at Berksh1re mcludmg Berkshlre Nhllbrook and Westmmster was the thlrd meet of the year Althou h some 111d1v1duals of the We tmmster team produced ome very fine result the fmal tabulatlon wa nt qulte a 1nsp1r1n Berksh1re had 57 pomt 11111 brook 5112 IJ0lI1l whlle we had 3212 11011115 O Brlen won the H1116 111 4 55 Reeves leaped to first place 1n the h1gh jump at 5 4- and R G Crooke threw the d1SCUS 123 feet The final meet of the season resulted 1n a very fine final performance The v1s1t1ng Choate JV s lost very dec1 xvely 61 to 56 0 Br1en won the m1le ln 4 52 Durfee the half mlle ln 2 11 and Damels won the 2 20 The field events were won Ytllll Tate broad jumpm 18 912 and Ray Crooke and 11m Draper w1nn1nD the dlscus and shotput Contmued from Page 62 THE 1953 BASEBALL TEAM the season the team lost 8 2 but by many lt was consldered our best game W1th the lme up well shuffled early 1n the ame Bart Mlller ll1tCllCd h1s most expenenced game Tl1e team pounded the ball better than 111 any other game thou h few runs were produced The next years prospect look good for only three players Wes Lachner and Reese are graduatmg The team IS young and gallllllg expenence Sponsors LIST To the olloumg ue uould Izke to express our szncere appreczatzon or the ala' they hate gzten the 1953 1fearbo0k JOHN H JEPHSON G WILLING PEPPER BASIL F ALSTIN 1 pl 1 41' My 1 . 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