King School - Kingsmen Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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RALPH PETERSON MOFFIE Ralph has been at King for five years In that time he has proven himself to be a loyal friend to all his classmates and an untirmg worker If any 'ob turns up and no one else will volunteer to do it Moff can always be counted on to come through He has played varsity baseball and in has last two years on the varsity football squad Moff showed great stamina by playing every minute of the two seasons at the tackle position Ralph is without question the safest and best driver in the senior class His elticient management of the coke and candy concern was responsible for a highly profitable and was a member of the Senior Dance Committee At six feet Moff should make an impressive looking sailor if he goes through with his present plans to enlist in the Navy ln any case the Bartlett Tree Company will utilize his talents this summer and then the R C A Institute and Navy will have to fight it out for him Moffs future plans call for a place in Vermont where the hillbilly music IS loud and long I4 ' ' II Il . , . ' ' - ' Il u I season. Ra, as he is sometimes called, has served on the business staff of the publications ' ' . ' I ll II I . . . . . ' ' ' ' ll I ll

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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

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DWIGHT LIVINGSTON COLEGROVE OARR Dwlght has been makmg the trap from hrs Cos Cob home to Kung for twelve years Over this period he has conslstently dnstmgulshed hrmself wnth hugh grades ln all sublects He posseses the envlable ablllty to cope quute easily wath any assignment These char acternstlcs have made lt possuble for Dwught to walk oft wnth scholastic honors mne tlmes the last seven years m succession Dwight Isnt Interested ln sports although he dld participate In baseball durmg his slxth year at Kung This as because of hrs smcere devotlon to piano playsng an partlcular and the organ to a lesser extent Last summer he commuted to New York Cnty to study at the .lulllnard School of Muslc and as usual was an honor student He teaches the puano practices and as the orgamst un Frrst Church of Christ Scuentlst Stamford all of which causes hrs classmates to wonder how he gets his schoolwork done Durung the past two years he has contributed to the school publications hus abrluty to type bemg greatly appreciated Dwight s goal IS to become a concert pnanlst and It us In thus durectlon that he wull study at Yale 'I5 I . . , . . . . . . . . 1 I I - I I I I I 1 . . . I . . , . . . . . . . . . - I