King School - Kingsmen Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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of pg pf MICHAEL EDWARD FERTIG Make transferred to Kung from New Canaan Hugh School ln September 1957 as a member of the .lunlor class Durung has flrst year at Kung he dnd not find the tlme to enter unto extra currucular actnvltles to any real extent but as a Semor he became one of the outstandmg lunemen on the varsnty football team ln addltlon to thus Mlke has been on the advertusmg staff of the Publucatlons Board and has partlclpated ln the Dramatlc Club He has also been an avud follower of the varsuty teams and has been IH attendance at all games leadmg the cheermg In the fall Make wull enter the Umverslty of Connecticut where he wull undertake a course nn Busmess Admmustratnon We are confident that his pleasant manner will be an asset to hls future success i X E11 1 JN 1 p H., 1 X V f Am X ' 8 l I

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RICHARD EMMETT DEEMS, JR. Coming to King from the Taft School, Dick became a member of the Senior class in September, 1958. He immediately joined the varsity football squad for pre-season practice and won himself a position in the line. His ability and enthusiasm made him a valu- able member of the team. In addition to football Dick has also contributed to the success of the Dramatics Club in the production department. Mathematics is one of his favorite subiects, and after a year at the University of Colorado Dick plans to pursue a career in Naval architecture. We are sure that success will be his. 3

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DOUGLAS RICHARD MOFFITT Doug entered King from Dolan Junior High in the fall of 1956 as a member of the tenth grade. Doug's main extra-curricular activity at King has been in publications. As a Junior he held the position of Asso- ciate editor, and as a senior he has been the editor. Also, Doug has participated in dramatics-both as an actor as well as a member of the production stalt. Doug has always been a good student and has been especially interested in mathematics and science. As a junior Doug was awarded the English prize in spite of his great liking for mathematics. ln the fall Doug will attend college in Switzerland at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology where he will begin his engi- neering studies. In the future he plans to be a chemical engineer and we all know that he has the ability to be outstanding in his field. 33--