Kent School - Kent Yearbook (Kent, CT)

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COLUMBIA 175 9th Ave. New York 11. N. Y. Entered Kent September 1954 Algo Club Football: Leagues 55 Soccer: Leagues 56. 57 (Mgr.) K 59 (Mgr.) Hockey: Leagues 55 K ’ 59 (Mgr.) Wrestling: leagues 56. 57 Crew: Leagues 55. 56. 57. 58. 59 Glee Club 56 Choir ‘58, 59 Music Society 59 Yearbook '59 News 59 Science Club '58 Dramatics 55. 56. 57. 58. 59 Photography Club 55 German Club 59 Thou illuin base, know’st me not by my clothes? —Shakespeare JLawnen.ee YVlatthew Lanqmead Ca nenleif, “Chumley Lawrence is a charter member of our class. Hailing from England and the General Theological Seminary, he has given his best talents to Kent Dramatics productions, to the recorder club, and to the choir. His good humor and witty remarks have brightened up those cold mornings. For A.S.A.'s down some second former’s throat, he is famous. Also by virtue of his diligent managing of the soccer and hockey teams. Chumley has incurred respect and success. We’re sure that Chumley will be successful at Columbia. 24

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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

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TRINITY COLLEGE. CAMBRIDGE 36 Somerset Rll. Wimbleton. S.W. 19. England Entered Kent September 1958 llousatonic Club Font ball: Leagues '59 II« ckoy: League '59 Tennis: I-eague '59 The Guild '59 Public Speaking '59 Dramatics '59 (Guild) Garret S. Voorhee Prize in Latin Honorary Member: Cum Laude Even though vanquished, he could argue still. —Oliver Goldsmith yohn Inthony ChamUenlain Limey” The fall of '58 v»as marked by the advent of John (Union Jack) Chamberlain, our very own Limey. Quickly surmounting the language barrier. John was soon the center of groups of angry young men discussing topics ranging from The American Educational System is all right, but . . . to Our remarkable recovery from the War of 1812. Hut in spite of his frequent skirmishes with the natives, he produced excellent marks, entered the Guild for Latin, and took leading roles in the fall and spring plays. John will not soon be forgotten by the friend that he made at Kent. 25