Kent School - Kent Yearbook (Kent, CT)

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YALE 35 Commodore Road Chappaqua. New York Entered Kent September 1956 Macedonian Club Football: League ’57, '58 2nd '59 Hockey: Leagues '57 Basketball: League '58, '59 Baseball: Leagues '57 Tennis: League '58 Crew '59 Yearbook 59 (Managing EditorI New '58, '59 Public Speaking 57. 58, 59 (President I Dramatics '57, '58 German Club '57, '58 International Relation Club 59 A fellow of infinite je»t, of most excellent fancy. —Shakespeare JLawnence Boandman Dunham Laar” This spunky lad first eased hi way into our midst in the fall of '56. Larry will long be remembered in the annals of Kent history as a trend-setter. His Hi. cats became a school-wide slogan overnight. Most of all. we'll always remember Cora, a weekly visitor to the Dining Hall. But Urry's claim to fame came in being the only one in the Kent family to put Charlie Otten to bed. How did you do it. Larry? Auf Wiedersehen. 28

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DC YALE 153 Slate Street Portland. Maine Entered Kent September 1954 Macedonian Club Football: I.eague» ’55. 56. 57. ’58 Soccer: Leagues '59 Hockey: league ’55. 56. 57. ’58. 59 Crew: League 55. ‘56, 57. '58.‘59 tCapt.) Glee Club ’56. '58. 59 Yearbook 59 Cauldron 58. 59 (Editor! News ’57. '58. '59 Dramatics 58. ‘59 High Honors 57. '58 The Guild '58. 59 G. II. Bartlett Modern History Prize 57 Harvard Club Prize 1958 George Hodges Bartlett English Prize Richard M. Baker French Prize Love joy Memorial Prize Cum Laudc Keep a store of sarcasms and know how to use them well. —Baltasar Gracien Leopold Jbamnonch. n. Lcep Leep will always be remembered for his mental prowess. Whether he ultilized it to make his customary apcarancc on the roll or not. he could always be counted on to produce some suitable tempera-lure for entrance into the Hatch. Aside from his regular studies he did an excellent job of producing our Cauldron. He also displayed a flair for sports, whether it con»isted of playing soccer, coxing a crew, or showing great prowess in kicking a rubber football around his room. His pleasant and amusing wit will always be remembered, especially through his successful endeavors to produce a small school paper of his own in 56. Hi literary-ability has been outstanding, and we wish him the best 6f luck at Yale next year. 27

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YALE II Alexander Si reel Princeton. New Jersey Entered Kent Sepicnilier 1955 Housatonic Club Soccer: Leagues '56. 57. '58. 59 Hockey: leagues '58 Wrestling: leagues 59 Crew : Leagues '56. '57. '58, '59 Music Society '56. '59 Assistant librarian 59 French Club '58, 59 t President i Public Speaking '56 Dramatics '56. '57. '.58 Inquirer '59 Anything for the quiet life. —Middleton Lawnence Mitchell Cuteij “Biplrx I rry chugged across the bridge in his battered Hillman to Ik-promptly dubbed Biplex. Since leaving his hillbilly honey in the back hills of West Virginia, he has gone on to achieve fame in such scholastic fields as French and English. He has also received recognition for his sneaky tactics as assistant Library Proctor in that hallway of knowledge. Influenced by bis home town Princeton beatniks, Larry has been converted, and is often seen in a back stall in the library engrossed in out or Gasoline. We all wish yon luck at Yale and in later life. 29