King School - Kingsmen Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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WALTER LEWIS BURROWS JR Enterrng Krng rn the srxth grade Walt has proved hrmself a welcome addrtron to the class Hrs greatest clarm to fame rs hrs lump from the sophomore to the senror class rn the role of an accelerated student For Walter thrs task was not drfficult for rn all work rn and out of school he rs whats known as a plugger Darly he clambers from Mr Cooper s taxr rn whrch he commutes to and from Krng Berng the oldest member of the senror class, Pa recerves much good natured krddrng rn regard to hrs connectron wrth hrs fathers antrque shop A member of the varsrty football team for the past two sea sons, Walt really came rnto hrs own as a standout guard on thrs year s club On the socral srde Walter can hold hrs own He rs one of the senror class s more accomplrshed dancers, as wrtnessed rn hrs performance grven at last year s Prom At 2 35 every afternoon Walt and hrs brref case begrn therr darly trek to Mannrng s Drug Store, where he has become a permanent fixture Due to hrs constant hard work we are sure Walt wrll go far rn hrs chosen field of lournalrsm I0 P . 5 . 9 0 1 - . . . - . . . . . - I ' - I ll ll ' I 1 ' 1 1 . 1 . . . . , . . H H . . . . . . . . , . . . . . , . . . . . , . , . . . . . , ' . . , . - . . - . I . . . . -

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GLADDEN JOHN BALDWIN Gladden was at Kung as a member of the fifth grade left and then returned to loin our semor class He proved to be a welcome addition as he rapidly became a popular figure with the students Baldy can usually be recognized by his grey sweat shirt blue slacks and unruly blonde hair He went out for the football team last fall and proceeded to make the first string guard posltlon because of has fiery splrlt Gladden provides transportation for himself and many others In hrs speedy llttle green Austin It was through the efforts of Baldy that many of the ads for this yearbook were obtained for he covered so much territory that has gas bull zoomed As favortte drversnons Baldy rates gurls first and then cards and bowling He has defeated every semor un either poker or blaclqack and now he finds It difficult to get any opponents In all classes but English Gladden remains very qunet But when the eighth period comes around he and Mr Sawyer can be depended on for a verbal fist fight It seems Gladden feels his compositions are worth A s All rn all Baldy should be as welcome an addition to the University of Connecticut as he was here 9 l t 1 7 , W, , 7, YY, , I I ' Il Il ' ' ' f I , . . . . . . . . II Il ll II ' ' I ' ' ' II ll . . . H H . . I . . . . - , . , . . - I - Il I Il - ll Il ' I

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EDWARD NOACK COTTER In hrs twelve years at Kung Ed has always been the snlent type Thus however has not hurt hls fine wrmng for the past four years on the staff of the Chromcle and Kmgsmen Durmg the past year all Kmgs sports wnte ups In the Advocate have come from has pen Although Ed hasnt partrclpated un sports he IS always at the games cheering hrs school on Has hobby as photography and many of hrs pictures of the games and partles have appeared rn the publlcatlons As co editor of thus year s Chromcle and Kmgsmen Ed has won many admirers with his creatlve style Hrs classmates voiced their hugh oprmon of hum by unammously electlng Ed Class Secretary ln the classroom Bug Ed has always been an excellent student Many of h early mornings are spent helping students with their home work wh ch they have found too dlflicult Ed s soclal CCTIVITICS remam a secret to his classmates but he IS known to be a fine dancer and a potentral ladues man Yale wnll be garnmg a fine student and a talented young mon when he leaves for New Haven nn September 'II . I 'X f. gi' , , J wi , V Aviv i I: I ,3 - . I ' I I . . , . . ,, ,, . , . . . . . . ' I ' I . ' , I ' ll ' ' . .5 , : ' I ' ll ' I II . 1. x