Form Plaque: 1956

 

The first of two wood carvings created by Chalres Greenough (Chippy) Chase ’26 to document events occurring during the 6th Form year of the Form of 1956. Events illustrated on the plaque were described in the Autumn 1961 Alumni Horae (pg. 120): “The Century Plant denotes one hundred years of St. Paul’s School. The leaves at the bottom represent George Cheyne Shattuck, the Founder, and the Rectors: Henry A. Coit, Joseph H. Coit, Henry Ferguson, and Samuel S. Drury; while the upright leaves mark the presence of the three Rectors at the One Hundredth Anniversary: Norman Nash, Henry C. Kittredge, and Matthew M. Warren. The web is for Charles T. Webb, who retired that year after serving from Drury to Warren. Saintly Paul, a cartoon character created by Morgan D. Wheelock (1956), holds a hockey stick emblematic of our winning the Lawrenceville Hockey Tournament for the first time.”

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Dimensions: 575 x 717 pixels

File Type: image/jpg

File Size: 102.46 KB

Identifier: olda_000406

  • Verso: <p>"SWENSON Concord, N. H." stamped in black ink in the center of the back of the photograph.</p>
  • Physical Details: <p>Black and white photograph printed on photographic paper.</p>

Original Dimensions: 8.0625 X 10 inches (19.75 X 24.50 cm)

Rights: Other

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Originally Published On: July 18th, 2016

Last Modified On: July 18th, 2016

Cite This Image:

Swenson. 1961. "Form Plaque: 1956." St. Paul's School. Ohrstrom Library Digital Archives. Web. 22 Nov. 2024.