Kent School - Kent Yearbook (Kent, CT)

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CORNELL 715 South Overlook Drive Alexandria. Virginia Entered Kent September 1954 Mousatonic Club Prefect Soccer: Leagues '55 “K '56. '57, Captain '58. '59 Hockey: 2nd 55 “K '56. ’57. '58. '59 Crew: Leagues 56. 57 Tennis: Leagues '58. '59 Council: 55. '56. '59 .Music Society '56 Dramatics 57, ’5i The Guild '59 Chemistry Prize '58 Mosteller Prize. '59 Cum Laudc It's love that makes the world go around. —Popular French Song Pete'i PoUent ITlunnaif. “Sneaky Pete” Pete arrived in the valley as a second former, and it took him little of his five years to develop into a first-class character. Ilis marks have been the envy of the masses, and were only surpassed by Ilia prowess on the athletic fields. As he looks back on his achievements, he sees two undefeated, untied seasons which, as well as captaining, he led to a New England championship. If his next five years are as well developed as these have been. Cornell will be a proud of him as Kent has been. Good luck. Pete!

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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.

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COKNKI.I. 2121 Vermilion lloud Diiluiii. Minnesota Klilrted Kelli SepleiulKT I95ft Housatonic Club Senior Council Member Football: League '57 2ml '58 Hockey: “K 57. ‘58. ‘59 Hawley Trophy ‘59 Crew: League ‘57 2nd ‘58 K” ‘59 Council ‘59 Spanish Club ‘59 Cheerleader ‘59 Halloween Carnival I Chairman I There is a little of Mercury in everyone blood. —Unknown ■Hanveif VUilden £dnon “Harv‘‘ Three long year ago Harv came aero the bridge with a hockey stick in one hand and some pictures of a blonde in the other. We've met the blonde ami seen him play hockey, and we've discovered that maybe there is something to all of hi stories about “Cod's Country.” Besides hockey and crew. Han has found a little time for studying and ha done pretty well considering that it is just one of his sidelines. In the course of all his efforts for Kent. Han- has come to love the school, and the guys around have certainly come to like him. lie has made a lot of friend at Kent, and we all wish him luck at Cornell and Wellesley next year. 19