Fountain Valley School - Owl Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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7 William M. Leeds 478 Ellis Street, Pasadena, Calif. Denison Year entered: l95l Football Pup 3, 4, Varsity 6, Soccer 5, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track 5, letter, Tennis 6. Store Committee 5, Dane Seen and Heard column 6. Bill came here as a gullible Third Former, but to- day the answer is Yeah, sure, Hop! or Yep, that's right. Experience is a good teacher. Only how did your room get in the shower? Bill has an active mind of his own which often means an over-supply of ap- ples or keeping Hoppy annoyed throughout evening study hall by a neighborly geo discussion with other geomorph fans. Typewriting is another outlet for this excess energy of Bill's. However, Bill's fine spirit com- pensates for his antics. 2 E... Richard S. Kice 533 Muirfield Road, Los Angeles, Calif. University of Alabama Year entered: 1953 Football 5, 6, letter 6, Workcrew 6, Track 5, letter, Baseball 6. Dane 6, Yearbook, artist 6. Chorus Pinafore 5, The Mikado 6. Dick is the form's die-hard Rebel and favorite character for laughs. He has long been noted for his loud music, flags, and knives. We'll remember Dick for his cheerleading at the Ice Palace, for his fiery red hair, and for his numerous bargains in pipes. l'm a little wild, you see. Yet Dick has never neglected his studies, being frequently on the Honor and Merit Rolls. s sf-4 il c 'T :5? T Y 5555-.N M E g

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Charles Frederic Hopkins 162O Alamo Avenue, Colorado Springs Wesleyan Year entered: 1950 Pup Football 2, 3, Pup hockey 2, Varsity Football 4, 5, captain 5, Varsity Hockey 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Squash 6. Yearbook 5, and Business Manager 6, Var- sity Club 4, 5, President 6, Dance Committee 5, 6, Student Council 5, 6. Hoppy's the only member lett ot the class's First and Second Form days. Hop is the torm's best athlete and an outstanding party-goer. He also holds the record for being on crutches and in hospitals. Let me sleep! l'm not feeling very well. Other favorite say- ings are Hi, neighbor! l've been here too long. and I haven't written Val for a week. 315 Amethyst Avenue, Balboa Island, California Dartmouth Year entered: 1954 Varsity Football 6, Varsity Hockey Captain and Pup Hockey Coach 6, Track 6. Dwinnell Award 6, Member of Letter to New Boys Committee 6. Goopy arrived at Fountain Valley with a very det- inite New England accent. We'll remember him tor his staunch defense ot Winchester ag'ainst Texan Sow- ell's onslaughts l Quit fighting on my bed. l, for his good cheer, tor his uncanny knowledge in Physics l Look, you take a cosine A, . . etc.l, and certainly tor his athletic ability and sportsmanship. Steve showed both in winning the Dwinnel Award. We wish him the best of luck at Dartmouth. 6

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. - f,i: :'i-AFTRFH-lil! riilgffl . f 1 tt 111211 ' ,.tffufLiiwff.ejt , I 1. -E gg, Q '-'v 'l S'-,J ' -1 'ref , ' X.. -if -1 - ,e. I A '32, FIQQF .e 'Wi f '- : ,.-xxrw, ,M J . ' M -- - l .., -f, 9! he ' 1 f n lA'rga 2 ' jll ! f'!l'g Leslie A. Magruder 1303 North Nevada Avenue, Colorado Springs University of Arizona Year entered, 1951 Riding 3, Workcrew 4, 5, Rifle 3, Hockey assistant manager 4, Pup Hockey 5, Hockey manager 6, Base- ball 4, Pup Football manager 4. Glee Club 3, 4, 5, Store manager 5, Movie Committee Chairman 6. Electrician Tom Thumb 3, The Brink of Si- Ience 6, Chorus Down in the Valley 3, Stage crew Pin- afore 5. Rivvie started the year with a bang. His numerous records are heard through the halls, and Rivvie himself comes out with some of his stories. Did l tell you about my trip to Rochester? or l've decided to ioin the Navy. We'll remember him saying, Huzza, The movie this evening will be, and Hockey play- ers going are. James E. Markel Lodgepole, Nebraska University of Colorado Year entered: 1954 Football 6, Basketball 6, Baseball 6, First House Proc- tor 6. Jim was swept down from the plains of Nebraska in the wildest wind that ever settled on Fountain Val- ley. It meant giving up Paula, the Chevvy, and the great city of Lodgepole, but Jim quickly found conso- lation in the forms of Crawford and Sowell. Jim de- lighted them and rest of the form with his tall stories, jokes, and new songs. He pleased the entire school even more with his athletic performance and team spirit on the field and on the court. t.,,L,,AV L. :,:,.w-!.J I I 1 , V - get