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

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'K as SOUTH KENT SCHOOL Towards the end of the year, Frannie Coleman took over the Pigtail as editor. Lenny Gibbons, Dave Wheelock, Sandy Severance, and Nick Leeming were chosen as pre- fects for the coming year. With Prize Day the year came to an end, and with it a realization that we were Sixth Formers. With some disbelief as to where the term had gone we left to enjoy our summer vacation only to re- turn next year to head the school. We returned to Pigtail the Tuesday before school ofiicially opened to clean up and such, after a three .month period of peace and quiet. On the following day foot- ball practice began which activity found many of us stumbling to the side of the field attempting to catch our breath. However, those who managed to survive the first few days went on to greater heights, the first team. These athletes were, Lenny Gibbons, Dave Wheelock, Rick Carter, Brian Woodward, Roger DeVore, Nick Leeming, Reeve Cantus, Sandy Severance, and Max . Your author almost died in the shuffle. Shortly after this game, to the joy of all, the school recessed for the Thanksgiving vacation. Not only were we glad to get home but it was the getting away from that P 8: G laundry soap. It seems that we were offered another war surplus bargain, which our beloved business manager just couldn't resist. The skin is now growing back and all is forgiven. When that lovely white stuff began to fall we got out the snow shovel and brooms and headed for the lake. Representing our form this year on the first team were Lenny Gibbons, Dave Wheelock, Sandy Severance, and Reeve Cantus. On the leagues Chief Lavino tied for first place with the Old Men . Somehow the latter managed to win the league title, although it was impos- sible to see how the Old Men mustered the power and stamina to outlast the Chief . We also composed a major portion of the Ham 'n Eggers . This proved to be a great deal of fun, and we even managed to win a few games on the side, After the snow carnival was over Spring reared its ugly head. Most of the form was participating in Hrst team baseball, crew, tennis, or pencil pushing . None of these four sports was too successful. The tennis team had its usual steady season, while baseball and crew chalked up numerous moral victories. Rence With the advent of Prize Day we all had one thought in common, we had to take leave from SKS and all its extended opportunities. Regardless of our future plans, we knew that a part of us would remain at South Kent. Wheels ,A Max Don't Take That Picture Willy

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SOUTH KENT SCHOOL fa, in If I THE PIGTAIL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Francis D. R. Coleman MANAGING EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR EXCHANGE EDITOR Henry D. Lavino David E. Wheelock F. Alexander Severance ASSOCIATE EDITORS Editor Coleman james C. Allen J. Reeve Canrus Nicholas R. Leeming Alfred A. Maybach Alan M. Pease Roger S. DeVore Alan C. Mathews R. Theodore Posselr Spencer J. Reynolds Phillip M. Wilson STAFF TYPIST PHOTOGRAPHER Leonard O. Gibbons Rowland M. Hill CIRCULATION MANAGERS Charles D. Lockwood Thomas M. Leever 36