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

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SOUTH KENT SCHOOL THE ART CLUB Work in the Art Room this year has been consider- ably more extensive and organized than in recent years. This is due to the work of Mrs. Wood who has taken over its organization. Mr. Smith was also most active in behalf of the artists. One great booster to the Art Room was the creation of the Housatonic Art Association com- posed of nine private schools in our area. The Associa- tion had a traveling art show in January, of which four of the thirty works displayed were by South Kent stu- dents. Legare Cuyler won first prize in the Graphics- Drawing division for a monotype print of a held. Work by Jon Richards was also exhibited. This spring Jeff Stoddard won a prize for a design of an emblem for the Housatonic Art Association. The work of the club has been mostly in charcoal sketching and small sculpture. Comparatively little work has been done in either oil or water color. Some block WWW U fi printing was also done and we are awaiting the day when we may have silk screeing equipment. Besides Cuyler, Richards, and Stoddard, the current members of the Art Club are Bill Heuss, Craig and Scot Kuhner, Nate Tracy, Mike Ward, and Bill Riker. The club thanks Mrs. Wood and Mr. Smith for their able assistance to the Art Room.

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YEARBOOK 1957 , K K ,.,...,,,,.,,.. ,..,....,.,,,,.5.. rea.. . . .,.,lt,,,,X . fgsa.,pssfawgwsm,qe1sa'g,a3,tmagssiz,ew,g,.1.g1N, .. ' M- ' W' W Wifi ' 'fi X wewww-iswwiwfinxftrtsvxsmsf: t a . ft TH E E C Back Row Cl. to r.D: Riker, Monck, Lloyd, Carter, Heydenreich, Smith, P., Budding, Abercrombie, D. Second Row: Finch, Patitz, Curtis, Kemper, P., Cleary, Chatlield, Dickerson, Frost, A., Marsland, Ermentrout. Front Row: Reynolds, Baldwin, Tollef- son, Hill, R., Director Booth, Chapman, H., Leeming, Woodward, B. FIRST SECOND FIRST SECOND TENORS TENORS ,.,,,,,,.., BASSES BASSES Abercrombie, D. Ermentrout HI! A' Chapman, H. Carter Baldwin Finch 1 p . M . Cl C - Budding Frost, A. Defy Klims P Marsland Hydenreich , K . ic el-Son cmper' ' Reynolds Leeming -if In g?.,,ggk,-'La Hill' R' Monck Wfoodward, Patitz V x A Q W? Lloyd Smith, P. ' Sig? . tu 5 . ACCOMPANIST: cimacia RAW hff ifiti rfll ll Director Booth This year the Glee Club placed most of its emphasis on the Spring Choral Festival of Secondary Schools. Under the direction of Mr. Booth, the group prepared Mozart's Te Deum and Honegger's King David . South Kent, along with fourteen other schools, performed these works at the Bush- nell Memorial Auditorium in Hartford on April 28th. The Glee Club prepared mostly spiritual and religious numbers this year, and gave 'iii wi v Presiden tHi several performances outside of the school. Three of these performances were sung Church Services, a sung Evening Prayer at Saint Andrews in Kent, and two sung Holy Communion Services at Saint johns Church in New Milford. The Glee Club also joined with the View-Point School in Amenia, New York to give a combined Concert. The Concert was ollowed by a very enjoyable dance.