South Kent High School - Yearbook (South Kent, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

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HUMPI-IREYS FREDERICK W. GOODE R. BRUCE SMALL ISOUTH KENT SCHOOL L. WYNNE VVISTER, A.B., M.A. ACTING HEADMASTER 1953-1954 Latin Princeton 1936 joined South Kent Faculty in 1941 On leave of absence with U.S. Army 1942-1946 Rejoined South Kent Faculty in 1946 SAMUEL S. BARTLETT, B.S HEADMASTER On leave of absence 1953-1954 Kent 1918, Lafayette 1922 Appointed Headmaster in 1925 if FFS YEARBOOK 1954 . SAMUEL A. WOODWARD, A.B. BUSINESS MANAGER I-Iirlory and Sociology Yale 1924 Joined South Kent Faculty in 1926 RICHARD M. CUYLER, A.B. SENIOR MASTER English and Latin Kent 1918, Princeton 1923 Appointed Senior Master in 1923 REV. PARKER C. WEBB, A.B CHAPLAIN Religion St. Paul's 1921, Williams 1925 General Theological Seminary 1928 Joined South Kent Faculty in 1952 SOUTH KENT SCHOOL WILLIAM P. GILLETTE, A.B. Mathematicx South Kent 1929, Yale 1930 South Kent Faculty 1931 Trinity 1935 Rejoined South Kent Faculty in 1937 Q 1 sa ,, fl, his THOMAS B. DINGMAN, B.S., M.A. Pbyxicr and Chemiftry Kent 1932 Williams 1933-1935, Columbia 1936 Joined South Kent Faculty in 1942 LESTER WITTENBERG, Jr., A.B. Englixb South Kent 1933, Yale 1937 Joined South Kent Faculty in 1938 On leave of absence with U.S. Army 1942-1946 Rejoined South Kent Faculty in 1946 Pk fq P uw l YEARBOOK 1954 CHARLES P. XVHITTEMORE, A.B., M.A. H iftory and Englixlo South Kent 1939, Williams 1945 joined South Kent Faculty in 1943 Columbia 1947' Rejoined South Kent Faculty in 1948 MARTIN A. HENRY, A.B., M.A., Ph.D LIBRARIAN French Princeton 1935 joined South Kent Faculty in 1943 JOSEPH j. BROWN, jr., A.B. Englitlo and Matbematict Science and H ittory Princeton 1936 Joined South Kent Faculty in 1947 SOUTH KENT SCHOOL FRANCIS C. CADY, A.B., LL.B I-Iirtory and Latin Kent 1954, Yale 1938 Harvard Law School 1941 joined South Kent Faculty in 1947 -',, RICHARD M. BOOTH, A.B., A.G.O. Mmic Kent 1938, Columbia 1942 joined South Kent Faculty in 1947 JULIUS E. WALLER, A.B. Latin and French South Kent 1955, Princeton 1939 joined South Kent Faculty in 1947 Sgt, l .tt 9:4 ' exe 'wr ' YEARBOOK 1954 FREDERICK W. GOODE, A.B. Englitfa and Science Princeton 1947 Joined South Kent Faculty in 1950 On leave of absence with U.S. Navy 1951-1955 Rejoined South Kent Faculty in 1953 JAMES P. HUMPHREYS, Jr., A.B. Mathematic: and Latin Kent 1943, Williams 1948 joined South Kent Faculty in 1949 R. BRUCE SMALL, A.B. Engliilo and H iftory Marietta 1951 jointed South Kent Faculty in 1951 SOUTH KENT SCHOOL THE STAFF South Kent could not exist without its loyal staff. Its devotion and cooperation have made it the backbone of the school. The past year marked the retirement of Mrs. Amy F. Lyon, Bill Healey, and jim Anderson. Mrs. Lyon, the school nurse since 1934, has been ably replaced by Miss Virginia Woodruff. Len Christian and Kai Sorenson have taken Bill's place in the kitchen, and Harry Hoffman now does jim's baking. Still carrying on are many familiar faces, Miss Bull in the offlce, Martin, Vic, and john on the farm, Tom Boyd on mainten- ance, and Mrs. Martin in the laundry. Mrs. Humphreys joined the staff this year as a secretary. The class of 1954 takes this opportunity to express its gratitude to this staff. MRS. LYON BILL HEALEY JIM ANoERsoN YEARBOOK 1954 MARTIN MRS. MARTIN MISS BULL O TOM BOYD VIC I3 SOUTH KENT SCHOOL JOHN LEN CHRISTIAN MISS WOODRUFF MRS. HUMPHREYS KAI SORENSON T4 HARRY HOFFMAN cf, 2 X if . X K H fn ! 'PHE SIXTH FURM The HeadmaJter'J Cup ....... Head of the School ............. Head of the Sixth Form ....... Head of the Fifth Form ........ Head of the Fourth Form ...... Head ofthe Third Form ....... Head of the Second Form .........................,.............. S cholaitic Improvement Cup .................................. George H odger Bartlett Memorial Prize in Englifh Hixtory Prize .......... ................................................. Science Prize ......................... ....... Mathematics Prize ..... ................... ....... Connecticut Harvard Cluh Prize ............ Intramural Competition, Cluh Award ......... Intramural Competition, Individual Award: ....... Dramatic Plaque ..................................... Public Speaking C onteft, Senior Prize Puhlic Speaking Context, junior Prize ...... Cup for Dining Room Work ............. Bert All Around Athlete ................,. Bert All Around junior Athlete ......... james R. Garfield Football Trophy ........ Allen Merrell Hockey Trophy .................. Gordon K. McCoun Baiehall Trophy ............ Richard P. Hart, Ir., Memorial Crew Cup ......... . George H. Huntington, III, Tennii Cup .................. Hockey Plaque I Captain of the Winning Team! ...... Henry D. Booth Crew Cup ...................................... The Kiwi fFor the Winner of the Mile Runj ........ Chen Cup .............................,............................... 16 PRIZE DAY AWARDS Cum Laude Peter C. Blake William D. Chapple William H. Cochrane Peter C. Blake J. Rogers Martin J. Warner Butterworth, Il Peter D. Lee ........ J. Karr Taylor Archie Q. Frost A. Russell Allan William D. Chapple Peter C. Blake Gordon V. K. Reid David A. Pollet j. Warner Butterworth, II Cardinals Davis Clayson, Captain Peter C. Blake Davis Clayson Arthur M. Moody, Ill john A. P. Toye Robert H. Hastings George R. Wolfe Walter j. Daly Robert H. Hastings Alan L. Greener Walter J. Daly David A. Pollet Richard L. Farr, Jr. William H. Cochrane David A. Pollet Gordon V. K. Reid The Sixth Form Boat .. William H. Cochrane A. Shawhan Fox mf w O l-4 W: Posnansky, Farr, Beal, Reid G., Morgan, Doughty, Rule, Downing fahsentjg Third row: Addison, Dimon, Chapple ' HS, ' ' hz P, , 1 Allan R., I-Ialsted, Tummel, Blake, Clayson fpresj, Cochran, Geilich, Severance, Cochrane. Back ro 3 S 'li' -. SOUTH KENT SCHOOL 'lllll GIlAllUA'l'l G CLASS DOUGLAS PETRIE ADDISON Trinity Westport, Connecticut Born October 26, 1935 Entered South Kent September 1952 Football '52, '53 Hockey '53, '54 Crew '53, '54 Glee Club '53, '54 Dramatics '53 Nativity Play '53 Black Post Ofhce ADRIAN RUSSELL ALLAN Saint Lawrence Westhampton Beach, Long Island, N. Y Born October 25, 1935 Entered South Kent September 1948 Football '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, '53 Hockey '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, '54 Baseball 49, '50, '51, '52, '53, '54 Glee Club '51, '52, '53 Black A Infirmary 18 l -chat YEARBOOK 1954 PETER SCHUYLER ALSOP Princeton Middlebush, New Born October 4, 1936 Entered South Kent September 1950 Football '50, '51, Manager '52, SKS '53 Hockey '51, '52, '53, '54 Crew '51, '52, SKS '53, '54 Chess Team '54 Dramatics '52 Pigtail Board '54 Yearbook '54 Black Store PETER CARSON BLAKE Yale Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Born July 5, 1936 Entered South Kent September 1950 Football '50, '51, '52, SKS '53 Hocke '51 '52 Lea ue Coca tain '54 Y i 5 S ' P Baseball '51, '52, '53, '54 Dramatics '51, '53 Pigtail Board '54 Yearbook, Editor-in-Chief '54 Student Council '52, '53, '54 Nativity Play '53 Black Senior Prefect 0 Jersey ROBERT ROEMLER BARRY Middlebury New Canaan, Connecticut Born March 13, 1936 Entered South Kent September 1949 Football '49, '50, '51 Hockey '50, '51, '52, Manager '53, '54 Crew '50, '51, '52, '53, '54 Dramatics '52 Nativity Play '49 Black Truck 19 SOUTH KENT SCHOOL DAVIS CLAYSON Brown Pittsfield, Massachusetts Born July 29, 1935 Entered South Kent September 1949 Football '49, '50, '51, SKS '52, '53 Hockey '50, '51, Numerals '52, SKS '53, '54 Baseball '50 Crew '51, '52, SKS '53, '54 Glee Club '54 Art Club '54 Dramatics '52, '53, '54 Pigtail Board '53, '54 Student Council '52, '53, '54 Form President '50, '51, '52, '53, '54 Nativity Play '53 Cardinal, Lieutenant '53, Captain '54 Prefect WILLIAM DISMORE CHAPPLE, II Harvard Cambridge, Massachusetts Born july 24, 1936 Entered South Kent September 1950 Hockey '51, '52, '53 Crew '51, '52, Manager '53, '54 Glee Club '51 Dramatics '51, '52, '53, '54 Pigtail Board '53, '54 Public Speaking '51, '52, '53, '54 Cardinal Librarian WILLIAM WATTS COCHRAN, JR Colby Morristown, New Jersey Born February 10, 1935 Entered South Kent September 1950 Football '50, '51, '52, '53 Hockey '51, '52, '53, League Captain '54 Crew '51, '52, SKS '53, '54 Glee Club '51, '52, '53, '54 Student Council '54 Nativity Play '53 Black, Lieutenant '53, Captain '54 Prefect YEARBOOK 1954 WILLIAM HARDEN COCHRANE Colorado College Riverside, Connecticut Born February 14, 1936 Entered South Kent September 1949 Football '49, '50, '51, '52, SKS '53 Hockey '50, '51, '52, '53, '54 Crew '50, '51, '52, SKS '53, Captain '54 Dramatics '50, '52 Public Speaking '50, '51, '52, '53, '54 Student Council '54 Nativity Play '49, '52, '53 Cardinal Sub-Prefect JOHN CASSIN DOUGHTY Franklin and Marxball Barnegat Light, New Jersey Born September 21, 1934 Entered South Kent September 1949 Football '49, '50, '51, '52, '53 Hockey '50, '51, '52, '53, '54 Crew '50, '51, '52, SKS '53, '54 Glee Club '50, '51, 52, '53, '54 Black Guestmaster JAMES RANDALL DIMON William: St. Albans, Vermont Born September 6, 1936 Entered South- Kent September 1950 Football '50, '51, SKS '52, '53 Hockey '51, '52, '53, League Captain '54 Baseball '51, '52, '53, '54 Dramatics '52, '54 Cardinal Headwaiter SOUTH KENT SCHOOL SPENCER EVANS Yale West Brooksville, Maine Born January 19, 1936 Entered South Kent September 1950 Football '50, '51, '52, '53 Hockey '51, '52, '53, League Co-Captain Baseball '51, '52, SKS '53, '54 Glee Club '52, '53, '54 Dramatics '53, '54 Camera Club '51, '52, '53, President '54 Black Inspector DONN FABER DOWNING Brown Carlisle, Pennsylvania Born June 16, 1936 Entered South Kent September 1952 Football '52, SKS '53 Hockey '53, League Captain '54 Crew '53, '54 Glee Club '54 Dramatics '53, '54 Nativity Play '53 Cardinal Inspector RICHARD LEIGH FARR, JR. Brown Riverside, Connecticut Born February 24, 1936 Entered South Kent September 1951 Football '51, SKS '52, '53 Hockey '52, '53, SKS '54 Baseball SKS '52, '53, Captain '54 Dramatics '52 Cardinal Inspector YEARBOOK 1954 PETER NORTON GEILICH Duke Brewster, New York Born May 11, 1935 Entered South Kent September 1948 Football '48, '49, '50, '51, SKS '52, '53 Hockey '49, '50, '51, Numerals '52, SKS '53, '54 Baseball '49, '50, '51, SKS '52, '53, '54 Dramatics '53, '54 Pi ail Board '51 '52, '53, Editor-in-Chief '54 Bt , Nativity Play '48, '53 Cardinal Truck LAWRENCE HENRY HALSTED Colby Tenafly, New Jersey Born September 3, 1935 Entered South Kent September 1948 Football '48, '49, '50, '51 Hockey '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, '54 Baseball '49, '50, '51 Crew '52, '53, '54 Glee Club '54 Chess Team '53, '54 Nativity Play '48 Cardinal Infirmary ALAN LAURIE GREEN ER Dartmouth Brooklyn, New York Born February 1, 1935 Entered South Kent September 1949 Football '49, '50, SKS '51, '52, Captain '54 Hockey '50, '51, '52, '53, League Captain '54 Baseball '50, '51 Crew '52, '53, '54 Glee Club '50, 51, '52, '53, '54 Dramatics '53, '54 Nativity Play '49, '53 Cardinal Inspector 23 SOUTH KENT SCHOOL RICHARD MCALLISTER LANSING Litchfield, Connecticut Born April 2, 1936 Entered South Kent September 1950 Football '50, '51, '52, SKS '53 Hockey '51, Numerals '52, SKS '53 Baseball '53 Tennis '51, SKS '52, '54 Glee Club '53, '54 Black Post Ofiice DAVID BROOKS KEFFER Duke Hamden. Connecticut Born October 17, 1936 Entered South Kent September 1949 ' Football '49, '50, '51, '52, SKS '53 Hockey '50, '51, Numerals '52, '53, SKS '54 Baseball '50, '51, '52, '53, '54 Dramatics '52, '53, '54 Nativity Play '49 Cardinal Yards and Porches Colby JOHN ROGERS MARTIN Princeton Stepney Depot, Connecticut Born September 11, 1936 Entered South Kent September 1950 Football '50, '51, '52, '53 Hockey '51, '52, '53, '54 Crew SKS '51, '52, '53, '54 Dramatics '51, '52, '53, '54 Yearbook '54 Cardinal Office 24 YEARBOOK 1954 JOHN HEATH MORGAN, JR. Univenity of Virgimk Helsinki, Finland Born June 4, 1935 Entered South Kent September 1950 Football '50, '51, Manager '52, '53 Hockey '50, '51, '52, '53 Tennis '51 Crew '52, '53, '54 Glee Club '54 Public Speaking '54 Black Inspector DAVID ANTHONY POLLET Yale New Canaan, Connecticut Born July 1, 1936 Entered South Kent Sepetember 1949 Football '49, '50, '51, SKS '52, '53 Hockey '50, '51, SKS '52, '53, Captain '54 Baseball '50 Tennis SKS '51, '52, '53, Captain '54 Glee Club Manager '54 Cardinal Store JOHN LAWRENCE MYLES, JR Brown Scarsdale, New York Born November 18, 1935 Entered South Kent September 1950 Football '50, '51, '52, '53 Hockey '51, '52, '53, '54 Crew '51, '52, '53, '54 Glee Club '54 Dramatics '52, '53, '54 Black Yards and Porches SOUTH KENT SCHOOL ROGER MARTIN PRIOR Unizfenity of Oklahoma Dallas, Texas Born September 11, 1935 Entered South Kent October 1950 Football '51, '52, '53 Hockey '51, '52, '53, '54 Crew '51, '52, 53, '54 Black Laundry THOMAS PETER CORNELIUS POSNANSKY Princeton Stamford, Connecticut Born October 22, 1936 Entered South Kent September 1951 Football '51, '52, '53 Hockey '52, '53, '54 Tennis '52, '53, '54 Glee Club '52 Dramatics '54 Public Speaking '53, '54 Chess Team '53, '54 Cardinal Infirmary GORDON VAN KIRK REID William! Greenwich, New York Born january 10, 1936 Entered South Kent September 1952 Football SKS '52, '53 , Hockey '53, League Captain '54 Crew '53, '54 Dramatics '53, '54 Chess '53 Black Kitchen List 26 YEARBOOK 1954 STEPHEN WHITING RULE Bowdoin Boston, Massachusetts Born March 9, 1936 Entered South Kent September 1950 Baseball Manager SKS '53, '54 Dramatics '51, '52, '53, '54 Yearbook '54 Cardinal Librarian OBIE JAY SMITH, III Indiana University Indianapolis, Indiana Born March 11, 1935 Entered South Kent September 1951 Football '51, '52, '53 Hockey '52, '53, '54 Tennis '52, '54 Crew '53 Public Speaking '53 Black Inspector JOHN BRIDWELL SEVERANCE Harvard New Canaan, Connecticut Born July 24, 1935 Entered South Kent September 1948 Football '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, '53 Hockey '49, '50, '51, '52, '53 Crew '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, '54 Glee Club '52, '53, '54 Dramatics '49, '53, '54 Pigtail Board '53, '54 Yearbook '54 Art Club '49, '50, '51 Cardinal Sacristan SOUTH KENT' SCHOOL JOHN ARLINGHAM PAUL TOYE Trinity Alameda, New Mexico Born April 18, 1936 Entered South Kent September 1949 Football '49, '50, '51, '52, '53 Hockey '50, '51, '52, '53, '54 Crew '50, '51, '52, Manager '53, SKS '54 Glee Club '50, '51, '52, '53, '54 Dramatics '50, '51, 52, '53 Public Speaking '51, '52, '53 Cardinal Inspector HENRY GREEN DUFFIELD STEELE Colgate Mooresrown, New Jersey Born December 10, 1935 Entered South. Kent September 1951 Football '51, '52, SKS '53 Hockey '52, '53, League Co-Captain '54 , Baseball '52 ' Crew '53, '54 Glee Club '52, '54 Dramatics '52, '53, '54 Pigtil Board '54 Black Laundry E KENNETH TUMMEL Wesleyan New York, New York Born March 21, 1935 Entered South Kent September 1948 Football '48, '49, '50, '51, SKS- '52, '53 Hockey '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, League Captain '54 Baseball '49, '50, '51 Crew '52, '53, '54 Cardinal Headwaiter 28 llllr!1': 'P .,-,..,,---f- 1 K- ...f -,-,-W-If-ww YEARBOOK 1954 ROBERT ALEXANDER WATT Washington and Ln - Morristown, New Jersey Born November 30, 1934 Entered South Kent September 1949 Football '49, '50, '51, SKS '52, '53 Hockey '50, '51, '52, '53, SKS '54 Baseball-'50, '51 Tennis SKS' '52, '53, '54 Dramatics '53 Nativity Play '49 Cardinal Inspector HUGH SIMS WEBBER Middlebury Woodbury, Connecticut Born March 14, 1936 n A Entered South Kent September 1949 Football '49, '50, '51, '52, SKS '53 Hockey '50, '51, '52, '53, SKS '54 Baseball '50, '51, SKS '52, '53, '54 Nativity Play '49 Cardinal Inspector xl. IT., t ONETIME MEMBERS OF OUR FORM ANTHONY BIJOU ROBERT J. LAWTON PHILLIP N. BLADES DONNELL MILLER GARRY GALANTI RODNEY WASHBURN, EDGAR B. WALL, JR. 29 SOUTH KENT SCHOOL 354 l Informally e wwf. - - - , M rf L, 1 Lance Chaps Obie 30 Pee Wee A1 YEARBOOK 1954 Addy Lookie Ricky Gordo 3 Jay I Cuz SOUTH KENT SCHOOL R Q 5 . iq.. -fiiffif d, 5 ., Vi Q We Pos Steve x Tootsie jim 32 Bones SandY 3 YEARBOOK 1954 Em. Glitch Foggio Pere Rog if Kenny 33 Yogi SOUTH KENT SCHOOL hdorg Chee Iling Squat Bali 34 John YEARBOOK 1954 H: Pete jake w.u-pump-.QQ-+...Wm.,M,.........M.,.,.., ,. wlvww Q,-Qfu.-.1-.A..w..:..A..f..?.....,-M.. x.... . .....,,.,..,.....-4-.w-X Donn Rusty Hank A ,-! 35 Bo SOUTH KENT SCHOOL , . gnj:5f:::,, 3 f-'-WIT? ,,.........,L THE PREFECTS PETER C. BLAKE DAVIS CLAYSON WILLIAM W. COCHRAN, JR 36 YEARBOOK 1954 THE STUDENT COUNCIL PETER C. BLAKE, '54 DAVIS CLAYSON, '54 WILLIAM W. COCHRAN, JR., '54 WILLIAM H. COCIIRANE, '54 DONALD B. HART, '55 D. PETER OBER, '55 WILLIAM S. VANT, '56 PETER K. DYKE, '56 37 SOUTH KENT SCHOOL QC .-I.. .4 li 4 4 Back row: Lanhamg Lovellg Hansen, Lawrenceg Neilsong Taylor, C.g Whiteg Skillman. Second row: Foxg Reid, C., Camus, Hg Pufferg Gibbons, R.g Batchelderg Butterworth, Pritchard. Front row: Williamsg Finch, J., Lee, R., Ober, Cpresjg Hart, Daly, Taylor, W. Back row: Wilscurig Frost, J., Elliortg Worrhingtcxng Person, Seaherg, Moormang Turner. Second row: Agnew, Phelusg Bimningg Cannon, Young, B., Wcmlfeg Neidlingerg Dyke, Lavino. Front row: Hastings, Hyarrg Moody, Richmond, Rush, Vant, lpresjg Mathews, R., Allan, T.g Tullochg Lee. P. D. 38 YEARBOOK 1954 Back row: Posselt, Goddard, Taylor, K., Carter, Moon, Chatneldg Jones, Coleman, F. Second row: Doughertyg Sanford, Peabody, C., Shapirog Young, C., Lloyd, Wheelockg Peabody, G Woodward. Front row: Graverauxg Cuylerg Callenderg Price, Cantus, R. QPres.Dg Daly, J. C., Gibbons, L Matthews, A., Severance, F. A. . , PY , Back row: Monckg Lee, P, W., Kemper, McDougal. Front row: Finch, P.g Vogel, Frost, A. fPres.Jg Richards, Kelly. 39 II ii! 'wal i if SOUTH KENT SCHOOL !! If I' THE FORM PRESIDENTS PETER OBER - Fifth 2 . 58 DENNY VANT - Fourth BARR CLAYSON - Sixth 40 REEVE CANTUS - Third ARCHIE FROST - Second 'W 5 S ATHLETICS SOUTH KENT SCHOOL THE FIRST TEAM Back row: Coach Gilletteg Blakeg Evansg Lawrenceg Addisong Steeleg Manager Alsopg Coach Brown. Second row: Kefferg Lansingg Dimong Farr, Polletg Daly, W.g Wattg Webbetg Cochraneg Geilich. Front row: Rushg Claysong Reid, G., Bealg Captain Greener and Cup, Tummelg Skillmang Richmondg Vant. THE FOOTBALL SEASON Although South Kent's 1953 football team broke even in six games, we had a successful season. We topped the Gunnery for the first time in five years, 13-7. A pass from Daly to Richmond in the fourth period provided the margin of victory. On the follow- ing series of plays Gunnery drove to our one foot line, but South Kent held on a great goal line stand as the game ended. The season started well. Despite a lack of finesse we overcame Millbrook, 14-0. The following week the team nosed out a good Wooster squad, 7-6, with a touchdown early in the last quartet. Westminster con- tinued its domination over South Kent. A blocked con- version attempt spelled the difference. We lost, 20-19. Next week Salisbury capitalized on a South Kent let- down. Overcoming an eight point half-time deficit, the visitors went on to win, 18-14. Because of a snow- storm the Canterbury game was postponed to the fol- lowing Monday. Striking hard and fast, Canterbury scored nineteen points before the first period ended. Final score: 26-14. COACH GILLETTE CAPTAIN GREENER COACH BROWN MANAGER ALSOP YEARBOOK 1954 qw UQ ' - ' Pollet under and in Extra point against Wooster Clayson leads interference Shoelace tackle l Too close for comfort Farr on a runback 43 SOUTH KENT SCHOOL Daly punts Greener and Beal Stop Wooster Webber Bucks Over Frustrated Five Yards Out Captain Greener and the Gunnery Cup 44 YEARBOOK 1954 QSKS' it-v t it -'QQ l, THE FIRST TEAM Back row: Coach Humphreysg Coach Gillette. Second row: Manager Lanhamg Taylor, C.g PuHerg Tullochg Farrg Oberg Webberg Taylor, W. Seated: Claytong Wattg Lansingg Captain Polletg Daly, Wg Kefferg Skillmang Geilich fabsentb. THE HOCKEY SEASON South Kent ....... ..... 2 Taft ................. ...... 6 South Kent ....... ..... 3 Kent ................... ...... 4 South Kent ....... ..... 6 Trinity-Pawling ........... 2 South Kent ....... ..... 5 Westminster ...... ...... 5 South Kent ....... ..... 5 Berkshire ........ ...... 0 South Kent ....... ........ 1 4 Gunnery ....... ...... 0 South Kent ....... ..... 4 Hotchkiss .... ...... 4 South Kent ....... ..... 6 Salisbury ...... ...... 3 South Kent ....... ..... 2 Choate ....... ...... 1 South Kent ....... .... 2 Kent .......... ...... 4 South Kent ....... .... 0 Taft .............. ...... 5 South Kent ....... ........ 5 Canterbury .......... ...... 2 Despite the mediocre record of six wins, five losses and a tie, the First Team played some of its best hockey in years. Particularly outstanding was the starting line of Dave Pollet, Ricky Lansing, and Bud Daly. Dave Keffer, Sandy Watt, and Barr Clayson formed a strong defense, and Pete Geilich excelled in the cage. The team averaged over four goals a game, and was shut out only once, by Taft. The season's high point was a 2-1 victory over powerful Choate. 45 Coaches Gillette and Humphreys Captain Pollet Manager Barry SOUTH KENT SCHOOL xxxml' Save by Geilich Defenseman Keffer takes it away Captain Pollet in Action Lansing in foreground Pollet shooting Puffer against Berkshire Befofe the game 46 YEARBOOK 1954 THE FIRST BOAT Hart: Reid, G.: Captain Cochrane, Allan, T.: Cox Martin. THE CREW SEASON FIRST BOAT: Defeated St. Mark's and Gunnery: defeated Gunnery: defeated Salisbury: Cat Quinsigamondb second in the morning, third in the afternoon, behind Browne and Nichols and Gunnery: defeated Choate and Pomfret. SECOND BOAT: Defeated St. Mark's and Gunnery: lost to Gunnery: defeated Salisbury: fat Quinsigamondb first in the morning, second in the afternoon behind Browne and Nichols: defeated Pomfret. THIRD BOAT: Defeated St. Mark's and Gunnery: defeated Gunnery, lost to Salisbury, defeated Pomfret. THE SECOND BOAT Vant: Doughty: Clayson: Cochran: Cox Alsop. This year's first boat was undefeated in dual meets for the second time in three years. It finished third at Quinsigamond, but the next week was able to overtake Pomfret and Choate at the finish to win by half a length. The second boat lost at Quinsigamond by a heart- breaking six inches. Its 2:44 in the Pomfret race was the best time for any boat all year. There was a continual shifting of men in the third boat but nonetheless it lost only one race, to Salisbury. Their win over Pomfret made possible our first clean sweep over that school. Coaches Wister, Dingman, and Small Captain Cochrane Manager Toye ar' u ........,-..--- SOUTH KENT SCHOOL SKS South Kent South Kent South Kent South Kent South Kent South Kent South Kent Posnansky, Watt, Coach Waller, Captain Pollet, Coach Humphreys, Lansing, Ober. THE 1 Millbrook ....... -4 3 Gunnery ......... 4 3 Wooster ......... 4 5 Gunnery ......... 2 ZW Berkshire ........ llw 6 Lenox ............. l 0 Trinity-Pawling 9 TENNIS SEASON The tennis team won only two of its seven matches this year, top- ping Gunnery and Lenox. Captain Dave Pollet, Sandy Watt, Ricky Lans- ing, Pete Ober, and Tom Posnansky held the first five positions on the squad, respectively. Of these lettermen, only Ober will return next year. Pollet and Watt each compiled records of four wins and three losses, and together formed a powerful doubles team, winning live and losing only one. The season was marked by comparatively good weather, as only the Canterbury matches were canceled. Number Two Man Watt Coaches Waller and Humphreys Captain Pollet YEARBOOK 1954 will If W H ,Q Q gun Q, 'L V ' -Q ii .r WW 'ff will nn J. wx Back row: Manager Ruleg Dimon, Cantus, H., Lee, R.g Evans, Geilichg Butterworthg White, Coach Whittemore. Seated: Price, Taylor, W., Webber, Captain Farr, Daly, W., Richmond, Taylor, C. THE BASEBALL SEASON The baseball team's record of seven wins and four defeats was the best since too long ago to remember, according to Coach Whittemore. More- over, the team ran up a string of five straight victories at the end of the season. Bud Daly, Captain Dick Farr, and Bill Taylor led the squad in hitting, all having averages over 500. Pitcher Daly opened and closed the season with sparkling 1-O shutouts and, in between, he defeated Westminster, 7-0. Next year's prospects are even better, as only three from the starting line-up are graduating. f, ,ff Coach Whittemore Manager Rule Berkshire ...... 0 Canterbury .... 3 Westminster.. 6 9 Gunnery ....... 10 8 l South Kent .... 1 South Kent .... 1 South Kent .... 4 South Kent .... South Kent .... South Kent .... 2 South Kent .... 5 South Kent .... 26 Millbrook ..... 1 South Kent .... 7 Westminster .. 0 South Kent .... 5 Wooster ........ 2 South Kent .... I Salisbury ...,... 0 Wooster ........ Berkshire ...... Canterbury .... 5 4 tau-J' 3 bud? .Lv Captain Farr SOUTH KENT SCHOOL it 4 A . . . - and a LOWER TEAM SPORTS KID SCORES South Kent ...... 5 3 South Kent ...... 15 South Kent ...... 1 3 South Kent ...... 12 South Kent ...... 26 Berkshire ........ 0 Wlooster .......... 7 Canterbury ...... 6 Salisbury ........ 13 Gunnery ......... 12 KIDGET SCORES South Kent ...... 0 South Kent ...... 21 South Kent ...... 0 South Kent ...... 13 South Kent ...... 6 MIDGET South Kent ...... 26 South Kent ...... 7 South Kent ...... 36 South Kent ...... 21 Westminster 0 Berkshire ........ 6 Canterbury ..... 0 Salisbury ......... 0 Gunnery ......... 24 SCORES Wooster ......... 40 Millbrook ....... 33 Rumsey Hall .. 12 Kent ....,.......... 7 FOOTBALL The Kids, ably coached by Mr. Dingman and Mr. Whittemore, won four games and lost only one. The backlield was sparked by the hard running of Pete Ober and Dick Puffer, and Rogers Martin's passing. The Taylor twins excelled at the ends, while the line was bolstered by Bob Gibbons, Tom Allan, Bob Lee and john Toye. The high point of the season was a touchdown pass from Martin to Bill Taylor in the last ten seconds of the Millbrook game, which wiped out a 7-6 deficit. Mr. Waller and Mr. Goode led the Kidget squad to a season's record of two wins, two ties, and a single loss. Both ties were, oddly enough, scoreless. The team was greatly hampered by injuries to its key players, Peter Dyke wrenched a knee, Tony Price broke an arm, and others sus- tained minor injuries. Bob Sanford, Gill Peabody, Price and Dyke comprised a speedy backfield, and Bob Hastings led a sturdy defensive line. Pete Tulloch made many sparkling catches at end, particularly in the Berkshire game. The Midgets figured in several free-scoring games that provided many exciting moments for all concerned. Coaches Small and Humphreys vividly recall eighty-pound Johnnie Richards knocking cold an opposing player twice his size. Lenny Gibbons, Archie Frost, Reeve Cantus, Peter Lee, Peter Finch and Forbes Elliott led a team that exhibited great spirit even in the darker moments. 50 - --guy-mtl-af ,-nf 2 vm ,J we l gmmnx, Q v-1 Y? fy .J YEARBOOK 1954 ' HOCKEY Although the land rinks were used more this year than in the previous five, the Leagues were able to complete but one round. This was principally due to a lack of cooperation from the elements, which unmerci- fully donated snow night after night through january. The fast-aging faculty, claiming shortness of breath, introduced a new twist to the Leagues. The four par- ticipating masters, Messrs. Wister, Brown, Dingman, and Waller, placed themselves on one team, captained by Donn Downing. Despite their grey hairs, the Old Men were consistently able to lick the other seven teams until Czar Fox clamped down, allotting them half a point for each goal. This reduced them at sea- son's end to a three-way tie with Gordon Reid's Heeby jeebies and Blake's and Evan's Devil's Disciples. Justice prevailed, because the masters finished third in the round-robin play-offs, dead on their feet. Reid's team won the title. Greener's, Steele's, Tummel's, Dimon's and Coch- rane's teams, in that order, rounded out the standings. The Ham'n Eggers played only three games this year. They topped a Kent club team, 2-1, tied the Choate seconds, 5-3, and lost to Millbrook, 4-2. The outstanding line players were Ken Tummel, Hank Steele, Ding Cochrane, Rogers Martin and Malcolm Lloyd. The defense was ably handled by Don Hart and Denny Vant. George Agnew's team carne out on top of the tripod league. However Dave Whee1ock's and Bruce Ban- ning's teams were not far behind. BASEBALL The Kids were able to win only two of their eleven games this spring. Both victories were at the expense of Kent League teams. The team's outstanding players were pitchers Pete Tulloch and Bob Sanford, infielders jim Daly and Ted Callender, and catcher Bob Hastings. We wish Coach Brown better luck next year. Mr. Goode's Midgets also had a poor season, win- 6 1 Salisbury ........... .......... 8 South Kent 5 South Kent 0 South Kent 6 Trinity-Pawling ............... Gunnery ................ ...... South Kent 10 Berkshire ......................... 16 South Kent 4 New Canaan Country Day 14 South Kent 2 Salisbury ......................... 12 South Kent 1 Trinity-Pawling ..... ...... 4 South Kent 7 Kent ................... ...... 1 South Kent 6 Gunnery ......... ...... 8 South Kent 5 Canterbury ..... ...... 6 ning only one and tying two out of nine games. Yet as in football they were able to maintain a high spirit. Only one minor injury was sustainedg pitcher Frank Dougherty's chest was temporarily caved in by a hard hit line drive. Lenny Gibbons, Clyde McDougal, Sandy Severance, Reeve Cantus, john Frost and Dougherty were the backbone of the team. The scores: South Kent 7 Kent ................. .... 4 South Kent 14 Rumsey Hall ....... ........ 1 5 South Kent 4 Gunnery .......................... 21 South Kent 8 fTieJ Millbrook ............. 8 South Kent 7 C Tiel Salisbury ...... .... 7 South Kent 10 Salisbury ........... South Kent 1 Indian Mountain South Kent 8 Trinity-Pawling South Kent 3 Gunnery ............ South Kent 2 Canterbury ....... THE LOWER BOATS The fourth and fifth boats competed in three races each, one with Gunnery, one with Salisbury, and the Little Regatta with both schools. The fourth boat beat Gunnery, lost to Salisbury, and came in second in the Regatta. The fifth boat beat both Gunnery and Salisbury, but also came in second at the Regatta. In the middle of the season our third and fourth boats were able to cop races with Avon Old Farm's first and second crews, respectively. There was especially keen competition this year between the third, fourth and hfth boats. The boat that defeated Pomfret's thirds at the end of the' season had actually been the fifth boat just a few days before. Much credit is due the boys who rowed in the lowest boats, for although they had no opportunity to race other schools, they practiced with fervor and developed strong rivalries in races among themselves. Next year, of course, many of those boys will be in the upper boats. St. Paul's School of Concord, New Hampshire, do- nated two two-man shells to us this year. They proved invaluable in the training of the boys in the top crews. 51 SOUTH KENT SCHOOL Back row: Coach Dingman, Cochran, Banning, Hyatt, Person, Prior, Young, C., Cannon, Pritchard, Smith, Coach Whittemore. Second row: Morgan, Mathews, R., Willianis, Myles, Finch, J., Puller, Lee, R., Lovell, Posnansky, White, Doughty. Front row: Taylor, W., Allan, T., Reid, C., Toye, Ober, Capt. Martin, Hart, Butterworth, Gibbons, R., Hansen, Taylor, C. NL. 1.251 Back row: jones, Severance, F., Carter, Shapiro, Cuyler, Seaberg, Lee, P. D. Second row: Coach Waller, Vogel, Moody, Taylor, K., Gravereaux, Agnew, Lloyd, Kemper, Lavino, Dyke, Coach Goode. Front row: Callender, Sanford, Price, Peabody, G., Tulloch, Turner, Hastings, Lanham, Wheelock, Back row: Posselt, Monck, Kelly, Goddard, McDougal, Richards. Second row: Coach Small, Frost, A., Coleman, F., Wilson, Jenks, Peabody, C., Moon, Hearne, Coach Humphreys. Front row: Frost, J., Lee, P. W., Mathews, A., Cantus, J., Capt. Elliott, Gibbons, L., Finch, P., Chatheldz Woodward. F ,,N 4,1 X EXTRA CUIRRICULAR SOUTH KENT SCHOOL BUSINESS MANAGER BOYLSTON A. BEAL, II ASSISTANT EDITOR JOHN B. SEVERANCE BRUCE BANNING THE YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR STEPHEN W. RULE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PETER C. BLAKE - ASSOCIATES - CHARLES C. REID GORDON V. K. REID 54 ...,,.,........,....,.,.,..I..N..,.,,.M. ,, ,, -..+N......,,.,....-IS...,,-.:.,.,-.,....,,..,,,.,.., , ,, BUSINESS MANAGER J. ROGERS MARTIN ASSISTANT EDITOR PETER S. ALSOP ROBERT H. HASTINGS YEARBOOK 1954 THE PIGTAIL ASSOCIATE EDITORS WILLIAM D. CHAPPLE, '54 DAVIS CLAYSON, '54 J. WARNER BUTTERWORTH, H. HOLLISTER CANTUS, '55 ARTHUR M. MOODY, III, '56 FEATURE EDITOR JOHN B. SEVERANCE, '54 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PETER N. GEILICH, '54 II, '55 55 EXECUTIVE EDITOR PETER C. BLAKE, '54 SPORTS EDITORS PETER S. ALSOP, '54 HENRY G. D. STEELE, '54 CIRCULATION MANAGERS CHARLES I.. TAYLOR, III, '55 WILLIAM F. C, TAYLOR, '55 SOUTH KENT SCHOOL Ei A K i btxm i E S 5 1 . , . W. OO., , 'iirwgw I. si Back row: Lloydg Vantg Persong Pufferg Rushg Hyattg Cantus, H.g Carterg Pritchardg Dykeg Turner Skillmang Young, C. Middle row: Richardsg Frost, A.g Mylesg Severance, 1.3 Halstedg Bealg Claysong Cochrang Addison Morgang Callenderg Monckg Doughertyg Batchelderg Posseltg White. Front row: Lansingg Evansg Greenerg Pianist Phelpsg Maestro Whittemoreg Doughtyg Steeleg Toye Manager Pollet. THE GLEE CLUB ,i,tiu, 'lf' Director Whittemore Creation rehearsal 56 YEARBOOK 1954 DRAMATICS Mr. Wittenberg came out of semi-retirement to direct the spring term play, Stalag 17 , a story about prisoners of war in Germany by Donald J. Bevan and Edmund Trzcinski. Although the spicier lines were censored, more than enough was left to hold the rapt attention of audiences on Fathers' and Mothers' Weekends. During the winter term, Steve Rule and Bill Chapple pro- duced Agatha Christie's thriller, Ten Little Indians. The casts: TEN LITTLE INDIANS Rogerr ,........... ...,.... ,.... ........ ....... P E T E R GEILICH Mrf. Rogerr ..... ... .,..... JONNIE RICHARDS Fred Narracolt ....... ..... FOSTER WHITE Vera Claylborne ......... ......... J OI-IN MYLES Pbrhp Lombard .....i.., ........ A LAN GREENER General Mackenzie Emily Brent ............... ..... HENRY STEELE TOM POSNANSKY William Blore .................. ...... R OGERS MARTIN Sir Lawrence Wargrave ............. JAKE SEVERANCE Anlhony Marston ............. ...... G ORDON REID Dr. Armnrong ................................... JOHN TOYE STALAG 17 Corporal Shultz ........................ Sloth ................... Harry Shapiro ..... Price ......... ....... Herb Gordon Hogmarz Sefton .... Duke ........ Horney ...,.... Marko .......... 5.5. Guard ....... Dunbar ............ German Captain . Reed ................ Geneva Man .... . . .. BILL CHAPPLE BARR CLAYSON JIM DIMON HOLLY CANTUS PETER ALSOP . ROGERS MARTIN TIM LANIIAM BOB LEE PETER DYKE LANCE HALSTED DAVE KEFEER JAKE SEVERANCE JOHN TOYE .. BILL COCHRANE BILL TAYLOR TEN LITTLE INDIANS The final clinch After the show 'rs gf R Q silt Mx , . ,X . ft! M, 'P f ' ... Director Wittenberg Director Chapple Director Rule STALAG 17 . . . a sailboat race will be held Decorating the tree at the cesspoolf' Somebody throw him a fig leaf. Come on, animal! Let's go. Af ease! Anybody else want some rea? I No bumps. 58 Fillet of a fenny snake YEARBOOK 1954 PUBLIC SPEAKING 1 L Doc Henry Mr. Woodward Chapple This year's public speaking group suffered from a lack of in- terest, and consequently a lack of activity. Two debates were held during the year. In the fall term Kent won a contest here on the Brannan plan and in the winter Canterbury took a debate on McCarthy. The American Legion Oratorical Contest trials also were held in the winter, at Kent. john Toye scored highest among the South Kent contestants, placing third. In May, South Kent held a round-table discussion with the Housatonic Valley Regional High School, on the topic of Red China. This type was the first of its kind ever held here. The group attended numerous forums, including the bi-annual Housatonic Valley League Forum, held at the nearby high school. The most active participants were Bill Chapple, John Toye, Tom Posnansky, Shawhan Fox, john Morgan, Bob Hastings, and Tom Shapiro. I K l Posnansky Fox Toye SOUTH KENT SCHOOL THE PASSING YEAR l Sob l r Backstage Long john Silver Trial by jury First prize-the Dancing Packs Triplets HALLOWEEN 5 r. YEARBOOK 1954 THANKSGIVING GAIETY Old Rectory bull session Daily 'DOY r0L1IiI1C , ef: T s Shh! Bill's Farewell Dinner 61 SOUTH KENT SCHOOL Sunday morning Miss NWoodruff's Housewarming Ding Dong School i A is , 'V . ' W :few S R : Q12 ' L. SX. its v Ev . ii.-- Q sqg . r Q , . . A A .,.' tg it Stairway to Paradise mi? Species: Smith: Habitat: Study Now look, Commissioner Feeding habits: tea and blotters YEARBOOK 1954 xg - . Q . X X, f -fixslil, . 4 -- f ii- iq i ga ' a ' Q Ex Whose sandbox d'ya think this is anyway? Herc Big sheet my foot! H55 OUIY f001ifl' W, -W .Q J 6251 A.M, The Infirmary Wing 63 SOUTH KENT SCHOOL '31-warg h . Qi A 1 The all-around tool The call of the wild ll Muscle Beach Hold still, Lance , T gli lele 1 e v Y O , O ecchelcc, N me 3 1 cclcc clel O O hh,c .O cQ,c.cc . Wanted My Guitar 64 YEARBOOK 195-4 R E V E I. R Y The fxeldhouse The dorm 5 W , 5 ,I gb...-. a N s XRS h Get back in here, you honyack '54's big bust 65 SOUTH KENT SCHOOL 29 rj, L, . V ,Mx '- N' '1 . - . , f 31 . 11 ' f , '. ,ffl , Ay J ' A f . ,A . ',' Sr' ' if nf? le X The Harmar Brown Infmnary Alumni Memorial Chapel i5i'?F f ,!l 'm7vl'1'yi' P'-.-' 1 --'H' .'Q'f1q.v.-'57'I'S ' 'U . , V 4 I ,, . . ,. .Q . 'Iii J? YEARBOOK 1954 THE SCHOOL DIRECTORY Addison, Douglas P. ....... . Agnew, George H. ........ . Allan, A. Russell, III ........ Allan, Thomas T. ........ . Alsop, Peter S. ......... . Banning, Bruce ............ Barry, Robert R. ............. . Batchelder, David T. ..... . Beal, Boylston A., II ............ Blake, Peter C. .......................... . Butterworth, J. Warner, II ........ Callender, Edward ................. Cannon, Henry B. ........... . Cantus, H. Hollister ........ Cantus, J. Reeve ............... Carter, Richard ...................... Chapple, William D., II ........ Chatfield, William C. ...... . Clayson, Davis .................... Cochran, William W., Jr. Cochrane, William H. .... . Coleman, Francis D. R. ..... . Coleman, Jack -D. .......... . Cuyler, John P. ........... . Daly, James C. ............ . Daly, Walter J., Jr. ........ . Dimon, James R. ............... ......................................... . Dougherty, Frank I., III ...... Doughty, John C. .......... . Downing, Donn F. ..... . Dyke, Peter K. ......... . Elliott, Forbes ....... Evans, Spencer ......... Farr, Richard L., Jr. .... . Finch, James K., II ....... Finch, Peter V. W. ...... . Fox, A. Shawhan ...... Frost, Archie Q. ...... . Frost, John S. .......... . Geilich, Peter N. ............ . Gibbons, Leonard,O. ...... . Gibbons, Robert E. ..... . Goddard, Asa B. ......... . Gravereaux, John H. ...... . Greener, Alan L. ............ . Grinold, William B. ....... . Halsted, Lawrence H. ..... . Hansen, John E. .......... . Hart, Donald B. ......... .. Hastings, Robert H. ....... . Hearne, Henry M. ....... . Hyatt, Clifton .............. Jenks, Nicholas C. ....... . Jones, Richard W. ...... . Keffer, David B. ...... . Kelly, Dean W. ........... . Kemper, J. Peter ............. Lanham, Timothy D. ...... . Lansing, Richard McA. ...... . Lavino, Henry D. ............ . Lawrence, Frederic C., Jr. ..... . Davis Hill Road, Westport, Conn. 10 Erwin Park, Montclair, N. J. North Beach Road, Westhampton Beach, L. I., N. Y. North Beach Road, Westhampton Beach, L. I., N. Y. .......................... Overbrook Farm, Middlebush, N. J. 4 Park Lane, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Deer Park Road, New Canaan, Conn. 983 Memorial Drive, Cambridge 38, Mass. 115 High Street, Taunton, Mass. 47 Wooddale Road, Philadelphia 18, Penna. 8525 Ardmore Avenue, Philadelphia 18, Penna. Greenwich, Conn. Morristown, N. J. Woodmere, N. Y. Woodmere, N. Y. Millbrook, N. Y. 9 Camden Place, Cambridge, Mass. 38 North Place, Chappaqua, N. Y. 215 Dawes Avenue, Pittsfield, Mass. Ogden Place, Morristown, N. J. 100 Meadow Road, Riverside, Conn. Greer School, Millbrook, N. Y. Martin Dale, 36 South Street, 132 Irving Place, 132 Irving Place, Greer School, Millbrook, N. Y. 41 Main Street, New Milford, Conn. 565 Ridgewood Avenue, Eltingdale, Staten Island, N. Y. 365 Ridgewood Avenue, Eltingdale, Staten Island, N. Y. RFD Jil, St. Albans, Vermont Box 138, Old Lyme, Conn. The Dunes , 29th Street, Barnegat Light, N. J. . ................................... Box 220, Litchfield, Conn. 71 Arlington Street, Newton, Mass. Brevoort Road, Chappaqua, N. Y. West Brooksville, Me. Indian Head Road, Riverside, Conn. Ponus Ridge, Four Winds, New Canaan, Conn. Ponus Ridge, Four Winds, New Canaan, Conn. North Street, Greenwich, Conn. Waccabuc, N. Y. Waccabuc, N. Y. Geilich Motor Company, Brewster, N. Y. Tucker's Town, Bermuda Tucker's Town, Bermuda 12 Manchester Street, Attleboro, Mass. 46 Carter Street, New Canaan, Conn. 919 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn 26, N. Y. 66 High Ridge Road, West Hartford, Conn. 100 Hillside Avenue, Tenafly, N. J. Green's Farms, Conn. 71 Courtland Avenue, Stamford, Conn. 4 Via San Stefans, Naples, Italy 1029 Delaware Street, Shreveport, La. 1 Lenox Place, St. Louis, Mo. Mt. Kemble Avenue, Morristown, N. J. 1435 Lexington Avenue, New York 28, N. Y. .. .................. 249 Willow Street, Hamden, Conn. Merryall, New Milford, Conn. Smoke Rise, Butler, N. J. 52 East End Avenue, New York 28, N. Y. Ulf ......................................... Litchfield, com. Lantern Lane, Penllyn, Penna. 130 Aspenwall Avenue, Brookline, Mass. SOUTH KENT SCHOOL Lee, Peter D. ....... . Lee, Peter W. ...... . Lee, Robert B. ...... . Lloyd, Malcolm ,...... Lovell, James R. ..... . Martin, J. Rogers ......... Mathews, Alan C. ......... . Mathews, Roger M. ......... . McDougal, Clyde C., Jr. ......... Monck, Charles B., Jr. ....... ...... . Moody, Arthur M., III ........ ..... Moon Gar A Andover Road, Linthicum, Md. Truro, Cape Cod, Mass. ......................Truro, Cape Cod, Mass. St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Oak Hill Park, Elmira, N. Y. Monroe Center, Stepney Depot, Conn. Spring Valley Road, Ridgefield, Conn. Spring Valley Road, Ridgefield, Conn. Twin Oaks Lane, Norwalk, Conn. 7 Wildon Road, Wellesley 81, Mass. W W. B. Morton, Overlook Drive, New Canaan, Conn. , y . .... ........... ............... . ................................................. P o mfret, Conn. Moorman, Jack S., III Morgan, John H., Jr. .... Myles, John L., Jr. ....... . Neidlinger, Roger H., Jr. ..... . Neilson, John F. ................ . Ober, D. Peter ................ Peabody, Charles M. ....... . Peabody, Glll W. .......... . Person, Robert T., Jr. ..... . Phel s Robert F p , . .......... . Pollet, David A. ................... . Posnansky, Thomas P. C Posselt, Theodore R. ......... . Price, Thomas A. ........... . Prior Ro er M , g . ...... . Pritchard, Craig L. ......... . Puffer, Richard F., Jr. ..... . Reid, Charles C. ............. . Reid, Gordon V. K. ....... . Richards onathan F , J . ....... . Richmond, Peter C. ....... . Rule, Stephen W. ...... . Rush, John .................. Sanford, Robert T. ...... . Scoville, Jonathan A. ..... . Seaberg, David H. ............. . Severance, F. Alexander ..... Severance, John B. ......... . Shapiro, Thomas C. ....... . Skillman, David B. ..... . 344 Nassau Street, Princeton, N. J. American Legation, Helsinki, Finland 14 Colvin Road, Scarsdale, N. Y. Clinton Avenue, Westport, Conn. Wood Magic, Lloyd Neck, Long Island, N. Y. Box 303, Geneva, Ill. Deforest Road, Wilton, Conn. Deforest Road, Wilton, Conn. 4 Lexington Avenue, Lexington, Mass. 15 Pondfield Parkway, Mt. Vernon, N. Y Smith Ridge Road, New Canaan, Conn Rock Rimmon Road, Stamford, Conn Kent, Conn. 444 Esplanade, Pelham Manor, N. Y. 6512 Belmeade, Dallas, Tex. 35 Orchard Avenue, Johnson City, N. Y. Breakneck Hill Road, Middlebury, Conn. 8 Church Street, Greenwich, N. Y. 8 Church Street, Greenwich, N. Y. Highwoods, Saugerties, N. Y. 10 Livingstone Road, Bloomfield, Conn. 117 Myrtle Street, Boston 14, Mass. Sydenham , Paoli, Penna. Oxford Center, Seymour, Conn 302 Willow Street, New Haven, Conn. 122 Edgewood Road, Bridgeport 4, Conn. Father Peter's Lane, New Canaan, Conn. Father Peteris Lane, New Canaan, Conn. 26 East 91st Street, New York, N. Y. 106 Porter Street, Easton, Penna Smith, Obie J., III ....... .. ........ 8191 North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Steele, Henry G. D. ........... . Taylor, Charles L., III ......... Taylor, J. Karr, Jr. .......... . Taylor, William F. C. .... . Toye, John A. ......... . Tulloch, Peter E. ........ . Tummel, Kenneth ....... Turner, George C. ...... . Vant, William S. ..... . Vogel, Burrows M. ..... . Watt, Robert A. ......... . Webber, Hugh S. ........... . Wheelock, David E. ....... . White, Foster S. ......... . Williams, Robert W. ..... . Wilson, Phillip M. ..... . Wolfe, George R. .......... . Woodward, Brian C. ......... . Worthington, George R. ...... . Young, Bradford T. .......... . Young, Christopher A. ..... . 605 Elm Street, Moorestown, N. J. 3 Mason Street, Cambridge 38, Mass. 1239 Madison Avenue, New York 28, N. Y. 3 Mason Street, Cambridge 38, Mass. Box 31, Alameda, N. M. 580 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. 230 East 27th Street, New York 16, N. Y. 39 Claremont Avenue, New York 27, N. Y. RFD :f:l:2, Dover Plains, N. Y. Maple Street, Pepperell, Mass. 30 Morris Avenue, Morristown, N. J. Mountfield, Woodbury, Conn. Sherman, Conn. .... Chestnut Hill Road, Stamford, Conn. P. O. Box 42, South Orleans, Mass. Belden Place, Westport, Conn. 236 Gladstone Boulevard, Shreveport, La. 47 Hillside Road, New London, Conn. 4746 East 1st Street, Tuczon, Ariz. 11315 Frankstown Road, Pittsburgh 35, Penna. Woodside Avenue, Westport, Conn. 'T 5C?'0s? 40' Advertising Acknowledgement The Class of 1954 wishes to express its sincere appreciation to all those who have so generously supported the Yearbook by subscribing to the following section. We wish also to thank those advertisers who have relinquished their space in order that we might devote the pages to school activities. Contributing One Page Contributing One Page The First National Bank C. N. FI.AGG 81 CO. Gnd The New Milford Savings Bank Meriden, Conn. New Milford, Conn. Contributing One-Half Page Contributing One-Half Page 9 THE SOUTH KENT THE SIMPSON STUDIO AND STATIONERY STORE CAMERA SHOP South Kent School New Milford, Conn. Contributing One-Half Page Contributing One-Half Page Compliment: of Inc- A F R I E N D New Haven, Conn. 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