Page 46 - 1965

ABNER JOHN KATZMAN
46 Boylston Avenue, Providence, R.I.

FORM III: Swimming, Spring Track, Glee Club, Quaker.
FORM IV: Tennis, Winter Track, Baseball, French Club.

FORM V: Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track, Historian of
Delphian, Associate Editor of Quaker, Glee Club, French Club,
Junior Alliance.
FORM VI: Letter in Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track,
Associate Editor of Quaker, Historian of Delphian, Glee Club,
Broadcasting Club, Junior Alliance, French Club, Young Rhode
Island Reporter.

Although Ab has long been referred to as
the lush of Moses Brown, it must be made
clear that he goes in for only good, clean
fun. Dubbed "Missyer Sex," by a French
Ph.D., Abner has had the distinction of
dating almost every girl in Providence. The
chances are if Ab hasn’t dated her, she is
not nice. With a nightlife like this, it is no
wonder Ab doesn’t live up to his board
scores. He makes up for it, however, as a
star of cross-country and as assistant editor
of the Quaker. As a counselor at the East
Side YMCA and at Jenkins St. School, he
has shown us his altruistic nature. With
such an unusual past, there is no question
that Abner will go far as one of the Haver-
ford boys.

LLOYD CHRISTOPHER KENT
10 Cooke Street, Providence, R.I.

FORM III: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Dance Committee, French
Club.
FORM IV. Letter in Football, Letter in Basketball, Letter in Baseball,
French Club.
FORM V: Letter in Football, Letter in Basketball, Letter in Baseball,
Class President, M.B.A.A., Dance Committee, Delphian, French
Club, Junior Alliance, Rod & Gun Club, S.A.C.

FORM VI: Letter in Football, Co-Captain of Basketball, Captain of
Baseball, President of M.B.A.A., Dance Committee, Delphian.
Chris Kent, alias Superman, is Moses
Brown's high-flying hero; or so he thinks.
With a total of nine letters, Clark has never
been crossed-up on the field (we hasten to
include his drastic performance in basket­
ball); but on dates, it is a different story.
Remember the empty gas tank in the woods?
An ardent admirer of his fans, L.C. (pro­
nounced Elsie, like the cow) swept the school
record for scoring in basketball as one of
"Gerry’s Giants.” He will never forget the
time the Babe told him, "You’re not going
to earn a living shooting baskets, brother!”
Chris has shown this season that he has
no such inclination. As captain of basketball
and baseball, president of the M.B.A.A.,
official brownie, member of the dance com­
mittee, Outing Club, and Jolly Poets’ Club,
Chris should have no trouble getting into
his first choice college. With all these ac­
complishments, how could he not be a
winner?