King School - Kingsmen Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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LAWRENCE JAMES PERUZZI Larry became a member of the Junior class at King in the fall of 1957. He had previously attended school in England plus a year at New Canaan High. During his first year at King, Larry concentrated on his academic pursuits, but this year he became a member of the Dramatic Club and displayed a real talent for acting. Larry's favorite subiect is history, but he has no specific field of study in mind for the future. Larry does plan to return to England to further his education, and we are sure that he will be successful in whatever he does undertake to do.

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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--

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A 3 RICHARD WILLIAM PRICE Dick entered King as an eighth-grader in the Fall of 1954 after leaving Rogers School. He immediately entered into the athletic program by playing J.V. football and baseball. Although he played varsity baseball as a sophomore, Dick will be remembered for his basketball skills as a varsity player for three years. He was co-captain of the team as a iunior and captain during his senior year when he made the All-League team. Dick has also been active on the publications staff, being feature editor during this year. He showed his versatility further by participating in the Dramatic Club. In addition, Dick has been a Student Council member for two years, holding the office of Vice President as a senior. In the fall Dick will enter Wesleyan and although he has not yet decided upon a definite course of study, there is little doubt as to his being successful in whatever career he chooses to pursue in the future.