Anthony Frederick Wolcott

Wayne will forever be remembered for his tribute to Mrs Montgomery,  "so round so firm, so fully packed". 

I just read in an aviation magazine that Hollis flew among the first P-51 A "Apache's"  (later called Mustangs) into combat in 1942 for the Royal Air Force. Hill has the unique and exeptional distinction of being the first pilot to shoot down an enemy aircraft in a P-51, a Focke Wulf 190 near Dieppe France in June 1942.

Tony Wolcott '53'

Ah Denny, we all have to go but your departure is a big one in my heart.  Calm, wise, competent talented and giving, all of the components of a great human being resided in your lanky frame.  If your obituary is accurate, as I am sure it is, you made no waste of your gifts.

Tony

Joe was a celebrity in Jr high.  Why?, because he got a drivers license 3 weeks after his 14th birthday.  Us boys from Huntington who had to take the 'special' to school woud see him tooling down Huntington drive in the morning in his 32' or 34' 5 window coupe  and be green with envy.  Rest in peace Joe.

Tony Wolcott

Jim, There are those of us who believe in the pearly gates and those of us not quite so sure, but one thing is a certainty.  Should such a benevolent apurture exist, you are absoulutly one of the most qualified to gain easy passage.  Enjoy your wings.

Tony

Chris and Socky will be happy to see each other again.

The picture for Jim Cox is that of Larry Daedler, '53'

Tony Wolcott