David Kay was pure genius. My most vivid memory of him was our weekend get togethers when playing the board game "Risk" with Michael Harrison, Scott Kingston and Michael Barclay (all class of 1969).
David was a funny guy and a smart guy, a guy who never seemed to feel properly seated in the room we all had to sit in. Cruel little bastards that we were (I put myself in the front row) we didn't help.
David left his mother and friends on May 5, 1970. Some may remember him for the ways he distinguished himself, he was an accomplished pianist, and a gifted student. He was the author of numerous plays, among them, his master piece, "Le Rousseau Pensant". As a driver, he easily mastered the 5-speed shift on his new Fiat 124 in a mere 3 months. Well, maybe not mastered, but still pretty good. He loved a good meal, who else would insist on La Tour D'Argent in Paris when you're 16 years old?
Alan Duke
I miss him.