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

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YEARBOOK 1957 I J '---f ' g ff .ff k' I 5, sa. I , . , , .. .a ' T ii R 2 A , 1'e..f' ff uf if THE YEARBOOK EDITOR-IN-CHIEF EXECUTIVE EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGER David E. Wheelock Phillip M. Wilson Nicholas R. Leeming Spencer J. Reynolds J. Reeve Camus ASSOCIATE EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITORS Roland M. Hill Richard Carter Stanton D. Marsland F. Alexander Severance Leonard O. Gibbons Brian C. Woodward R. Theodore Possclt Alfred A. Maybach, jr. STAFF TYPISTS Roger S. DeVore Henry D. Lavino Francis D. R. Coleman CONTRIBUTORS Beresford Monck, Williams S. Farish, III Rodney Burton, Patrick V. Smith 37 Editor Wheelock

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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

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SOUTH KENT SCHOOL DRAMAT IC S Last Fall the playhouse presented Twelve Angry Men , drama in three acts. The story deals with a jury's decision of an apparently open and shut case. Due to the efforts of one of the jurors, who believes that there is room for reasonable doubt, they re-examine the case as a man's life is at stake. After a dramatic argument, a verdict of not guilty is finally reached. Under Mr. Stephen's direction, the cast was headed by Alan Hewat the juror who saw room for reasonable doubt, and Brian Woodward his -sadistic main opponent who thought that the defendant should be executed. The Professor ,...., The Playhouse The leading roles were played by: Dave Wheelock, as the old farmer, Alan Pease the villain, Mrs. Noble Richards as Nell Stanley, the older daughter, with Reeve Cantus as John Dalton. In the major supporting roles were: Nick Leeming as the other daughter, jim Lanier as the villain's henchman, Slade, jon Richards, the maid, Gil Peabody, the Bowery bartender, and the following: THE CAST Guard ...,... ......,.....,.,,.,...... ....,. P e ter Finch judge ...............,., ......... T rent Smith Foreman .,........,....., ,.,..,... A lan Mathews Juror Number 2 ....,.. ..,,.. H armon Chapman Juror Number ....... ...,.,.. B rian Woodward juror Number ....... ,............ W ill Farish Juror Number .,..,.... Al Winslow juror Number ....,.. ...,........,.,.. P at Smith juror Number Marshall Peabody juror Number ...... ......,,.... A lan Hewat juror Number ...,,.. ,.,....,..,.... B laise Colt Juror Number 10 .....,.. ..........,...,..,...... C al Frost Juror Number 11 ......,, .,....., R ichard Tompkins Juror Number 12 .............,...,........,..........,....., James Barr Gold in the Hills was presented in the Spring term for the mothers and fathers, on their respective weekends. The action takes place, during the first and third acts, in a small farmhouse of the late eighteen hundreds, and switches to the Bowery for the second act. The plot deals with the attempts of a villainous city slicker to swindle an old farmer out of his land upon which the villain has discovered oil. After failing in an attempt to marry the farmer's daughter, the principal heiress, he buys and forecloses the farm's mortgage. However, the farmer manages to pay the sum just in the nick of time, the villain is exposed, and the play ends happily. Speaker of the Prologue ,...................,...,....... Will Farish Constable jenkins .,....,,.... Cal Frost Pete the Rat .......,....,,.. ..,......,... A lan Hewat Rose Robinson .... The Derelict .......... ......., One-Punch Dugan Bill the Dip ..,......,,.. ...... Chuck Connors Mr. Vanderlop ...... ....,. Mrs. Vanderlop ,.,..,.. ......... Edith Vanderlop . james H. Glue .... Legare Cuyler Marshall Peabody Bill Chatfield john Farr Malcolm Lloyd Sandy Severance Richard Carter Alan Mathews Allan Ermentrout Brian Woodward Director Stephens It's obvious, he's guilty!