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

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Daniel B. Thatcher 1410 Wood Ave., Colorado Springs Williams Year entered: 1952 Soccer 6, letter 6, Riding 4, 5, Squash 5, 6, Gymkhana 4, 5, 6, manager 6. Yearbook Editor 6, Dane 5, 6, Letter to New Boys Committee 6, Glee Club 5, 6. Deadeye Dick Pinafore 5, Pish-Tush The Mikado 6. Dorm Committee 5. Darryl is the most exact member of the form. His system is rewarded every time one sees his grades or his work on the Yearbook. He can be found almost any hour of the day either bent over his typewriter, ioshing Kenny Fung, or arguing Mr. Palmer out of an extra point on an English test. But, sir, it does say ice cream soda. James R. Sowell 3900 Lexington Ave., Dallas, Texas Washington and Lee Year entered: 1954 Football 6, Basketball 6, Tennis 6. Chorus The Mikado 6. Big Jim is the best dressed and one of the best looking Sixth Formers. Jim also possesses the most complete collection of popular records in Penrose. Probably the most played of these is Make Yourself Comfortable. Jim solved his girl problems by coming right to the point in one short letter. And with equal tact he ar- gues for the South and against Crawford. But since Texans are always good natured, one can't help laughing with him.