King School - Kingsmen Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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ROBERT DOUGLAS MACKEY In hrs latter years at Kung Doug has used hus masslve frame to the utmost advantage both In football and baseball In has younger years on lumor varsnty competutuon he was elected captaun of both the football and baseball teams When he moved up to the varsity teams he agaun excelled In football he proved has versatlluty to all by playlng two years on the lune one In the backfield where he become the leadmg ground gamer and thus year when asked to move to end because of a new wenght rulmg he starred there also Hrs long ball huttmg has accounted for many vlctorles rn hrs four years of play wnth the varsuty baseball team Doug was chosen Business Manager of the Class of 52 where hns flour for handling flnancual problems has kept the publlcatrons out of the red Also to his credut are membershnps on the clean up commlttee and coke and candy concern as well as the captamcy of the 52 baseball team In the classroom Doug has been known to turn the most sober of teachers unto gales of hysterlcs Has creatnve wut and tntanlc vocabulary are fully utuhzed Doug ns most amiable and all of us at Kung wish hum much luck on the road to success 12 ,ttf , 'Ii I ' I I I l I I ' . . , . ' 1 . . ,, . ,, . . ' I , . 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

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'il WILLIAM EHRET MEYER JR Commg to Kung from Stamford Hugh two years ago Wullue as he ns known among hls friends Immediately found has place among all the seniors ln sports Wlllle has not only starred In baseball and basketball but especlally on the football field where as thus year s captam he proved to be one of the craftlest ball carriers an Kung football hastory As president of the semor class Wlllte has done much for Kung through hns contrlbutlons to the Chronucle and Kmgsmen and as Chaurman of the Sensor Dance Commnttee Despnte these extra curricular CClIVlfI85 he has found time to make use of hos social popularity has house often bemg used as the central meetmg place of the Overbrook Gang Mollie Mackey and Meyer Durmg the summer Wnllue paces the floor of the toy department at Sears and Roebuck Recogmzed by hus crewcut Wnllne has obtauned the reputatuon of persuadmg varnous members of the semor class unto havmg themselves scalped by a certaun barber down at the foot of the hull After qraduatung Wullue plans to take up busmess admlmstratnon at Colgate We all know that he will rate haghly both soclally and scholastncally 'I3 1 Q , A ' fi 1 ' 1 vii 755,-'f2f.i ff . n 15, rn ,, V , lv Q kj ik' I I 55,1 ig ' . '. V. . - , '-,- 1 a. i . . 1 f g . . . . ,, . . ,, . I I I ' I I I , . . . . . . , . I ' 1 I - - - u ll. . . I . . . I ' I ' I . ,, . ,, . . . ' I