Kent School - Kent Yearbook (Kent, CT)

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HARVARD 3629 Wert Congress Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin Entered Kent September 1934 Housatonic Club (President) Prefect Football: Leagues ’55, ’56. '57 Numerals ’58 “K” ’59 Basketball: Leagues '55 2nd '56, '57 Numerals ’58 K ’59 Crew: leagues '55, 56, 57 Numerals '58 “K '59 (Captainl Council ’55. ’56. ’57. ’58. ’59 Glee Club '56. ’57. ’58. ’59 Choir '55. '56 Kentones '56, ’57. ’58. ’59 Music Society '58 Honor Roll '57, '58, 59 Yearbook '59 Captain's Oar Trinity Club Prize Cum Laude A leader leaves behind a will and a determination in those who follow-. —Walter Lippmann Lowell Douqlaia ohniton LoweH When I-owell entered Kent in '31. We thought we'd seen him but there was more. Athlete, prefect, honor roll and all. In the next five years he had a ball. To get into college was a sweat. He couldn't make it on a bet. At least until November. WE know that in life you won't get stuck. And at Harvard next year the best of luck.

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YALE 17 Pine Valley Si. I.ouis 24, Mo. Entered Kent September 1955 Macedonian Club Senior Prefect Football: Leagues '56 Numerals ’57. '58 “K '59 Hockey: Juniors 56 2nd 57 Numerals '58 “K” '59 Crew: leagues '56. 57 2nd ‘58 “K” '59 Council '59 (Chairman! Music Society '58 Spanish Club '58. 59 Public Speaking '57 Dramatics 58 The lofty oak from a small acorn grows. —Duncombe Lucien Riddle Jouke “Luke” Luke hung his saddle on the rail long enough to come to Kent and lead our class through our senior year. Since arriving 3t Kent his third form year. Luke has established an admirable record for himself both academically and athletically. As our Senior Prefect he has done an excellent job directing our form through good and bad times. We wish Luke good luck and continued success at Yale next year. 15

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PRINCETON 1101 Runnymede Road Dayton 19, Ohio Entered Kent September 1934 Macedonian Club Prefect Football: Leagues ’55. 56 Numerals ’57 K” ’38. ’59 Hockey: Ixagues ’55. '56 Numerals ’57. '58. '59 Crew: leagues ’55. '56. '57 2nd 58 “K ’59 Council '55. '56. '58. '59 Glee Club ’58. ’59 Yearbook ’59 Public Speaking '57 Dramatics '57, '58 Henley Plate If I shouldn't be alive when the robins come. Give the one in the red cravat a memorial crumb. —Emily Dickinson 7 m Partition Williams “Willy Willy has been prominent in our form ever since 1954 when he first appeared as a second former. He has always been very casual (with his array of cravats) and very popular with the girls. “Sno-man is also known as one of the best athlrtes in the form, having played varsity football for three years and varsity hockey for two years. As a matter of fact, it seems that the hockey team won every time he played. But most important, he was a god. Willy is very good at playing crew. He isn’t the type to get bored. illy i» a tremendous form male and a friend to all. Good luck at Tigertown.