Kent School - Kent Yearbook (Kent, CT)

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PRINCETON Boehm’s Road Blue Bell. Pennsylvania Entered Kent September 1955 llousatonic Club Football: Leagues '56. ’57, '58 2nd ’59 Hockey: I-eagues ’56. ’57. ‘58. 59 Crew; Leagues '56, '57. '58 Tennis: leagues 59 Cauldron '59 French Club '57. '58. '59 Dramatics '57, '58. '59 Cheerleader '59 Woodworking Club '56 Outing Club 58. 59 The Guild 59 Honor Roll 59 Blue Key (Chairman) 59 Dance Committee 58. 59 Kitchen Head '59 Biology Prize Strain not, for the casual shall inherit the earth. —A. E. Neuman yohn Lewia Clank Black Jack In the fall of '55. a rotund, indistinguishable Jack Black rolled into the Kent plant. During his first few years in the Happy Valley. Jack could usually be found in bull sessions, on the rinks as the hero of the Housie B-leagues. or in the Dining Hall. Fourth form year he had the honor of being called a corrupting force by his roommate “deep, and sixth form year the egg hatched a« he emerged a kitchen head, president of the Blue Key Society, a member of the Guild, the fir»t quintile, the Honor Roll, and czar of the Hoiuie A-league hockey team. Good luck. Blacky, at Princeton. 22

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BOSTON UNIVERSITY Route I, Box 403 St. Charles. Illinois Entered Kent September 1953 Macedonian Club Football: League ‘56 Numerals 57 K’’ 59 Hockey: Juniors ‘56 2nd '57, 58. ‘59 Crew: I-eague ‘56, 57. 59 Tennis: 58 Glee Club: 56. 57. 58. 59 Kentones: 59 Bell Ringers: 56 Yearbook 59 German Club 58. 59 Dramatics ‘58 The smile that was child like and mischievous. —Harte William Dean Banqz “Winky Wink entered in the fall of 1956. From then until the end of hi sixth form year, he has impressed masters and students alike with his good spirits and amiable disposition. His sixth form year, after four years in the Glee Club, he obtained hi most sought-after goal: a position in the Kentones. Aside from hi vocal ability, he proved also that he could excel on the football field by becoming first string center his senior year. Good luck next year. Wink. 21

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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 177 llardenburg Ave. Demarest, N. J. Entered Kent September 1954 Housatonic Club Soccer: Leagues 55, '56 Numerals '57 'K“ 58. '59 Captain's Cup '59 Basketball: Leagues '55. '56 Numerals 57 “K '58. '59 (Capt.) Jordan Trophy '58 Jenkinson Trophy 58. '59 Crew: Leagues '56 Baseball: Leagues '55 Tennis: leagues '57. '58. '59 Choir '58. '59 (organist) Music Society '55 Chess Club '55. '56 Yearbook '59 (Sports Editor) News '58. '59 Public Speaking '58. '59 (V.P.) Dramatics ’57, '58, '59 (Guild) Honor Roll '55. 56 Have patience, and deal. —Hoyle Xouta Panken Buck III “Louie” He ain't skinny; he's tall . . . ,hat's all. Poor ol Lou Buck, the red-haired angel from across the Hudson, could never stop putting on weight, but he didn't let this bother him much for hr made himself into one of the finest soccer and basketball players Kent has ever produced. More than a few opponents encountered the friendly Buck sense of humor—usually on the shins or in the ribs. A sincere person. Lou made many friends at Kent and left behind an admirable record of academic, extra-curricular, and athletic success. Good luck to one of 59 s most talented. 23