Kent Denver School - Kentian Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

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Have you noticed how well-kept the equipment has been-hockey balls freshly-painted for each game, and pinnies neatly folded? Did you know the field house was scrubbed from ceiling to floor at the close of the hockey season? Were you aware that recordslhave been made of neatness in the locker room following such notice as: These girls have very messy lockers . . And when Miss Edge wasn't free to direct a class, do you remember the efficient instruction given by certain Well-trained girls? If all these things have not, perchance, caught your eye, the blue blazers which have paraded through Kent's halls must have come to your attention. The Leaders have shown quality in regular school activities as well as in athletics. To encourage new play- ers and to build up school spirit-that is their aim. You wonder about the items mentioned at first?mWell, the Leaders had a part in those, too. Wallbank, Carstarphen, Ketrinq, Vtlmq, Inqley Qi? ll 1 2 w 5 These girls take active lead in every sport . . On bases, hockey field, and tennis court

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Davis, Martyr, Ketrinq, Blickensderfer, Wing tl-lead of Councilj, Kassler tSecretarYl. Sweet, M. Bane. I-low grim and foreboding that council member looks, thought I, and at once I resolved never to venture the forbidden when within seeing distance of that frightening person. When- ever I saw this protector of the peace coming down the hall, I was sure she was pursuing me, cmd I put on my most angelic expression. Then one day, I saw this stern council member laugh-not just a smirk, but a healthy, vigorous laugh. I was thunderstruck! One noon I was persuaded to sit in the back row at a council meeting. I discovered that the members were really quite normal. They gave con- structive ideas tor keeping better order in the school rather than slaughtering the misbehavers one by one, as I had anticipated. The Head of the Council, Virginia Wing, encouraged friendly discussions. Though the faculty were not present because of Virginia's plan of faculty at- tendance only once a month, the meeting was surprisingly successful. By the end of the council meeting I was converted. I realized what a hard job they have to do and in what a com- petent Way they do it! -fl-Ielen Wallbank They govern with a fairness hard to find . . . They mingle sense with tact and calm of mind.

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AT Tl S ATHLETIC SCORES DANCING: Won by Blues Allen: S I. Bane: B Xin. 1 vwwg , ,, HOCKEY: First Team Blue 1 Blue 4 Blue 6 Blue 2 Silver 4 Second Team Blue 4 Blue l Blue 3 Blue 3 Silver 3 M. Bane: S Beth Bautch: S Betty Bautch: B Bell: B Blickensderfer: S Blood-Smyth: B Bromfielcl: S Buell: S Bulkley: B Burcharnz S Burlcart: B Carpenter: S Carstarphen: S Cheley: B Davis: B Demarest: B Silver Silver Silver Silver Blue Silver Silver Silver Silver Blue CAss't Capt l