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

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W off .QM Mlrra MARSHALL GEER III 120 West Monroe Colorado Springs. Colorado Year Entered: 1953 Writer for Dane 5, 6: Director of lower class play 5: Assistant Manager Trial by Jury 6. Pup Football 4: Varsity Football 5 letter, 6 letter: Squash 4, 5: Wrestling 6 tCaptainl: Ciymkhana 4, 5, 6. Marty, although a National Merit Scholar. does not look or act like one. In addition to his science nction books, his interests lie in cer- tain indoor sports such as Wrestling. hunting. fishing and skiing. He has shown a great deal of creative talent by directing a play in his Junior year and by writing several articles for the school newspaper as a Senior. He is es- pecially noted for a keen anticipation of ap- proaching vacationg ZZ days. MM' M'fi!'L if wwii ' I J-fu' lzgyvj .IRICHARD G. HAIGHT 25 Alsace Way Colorado Springs, Colorado Year Entered: 1954 Dance Committee 5, 6 QChairmanl: First House Proctor 6: Varsity Football 5, 6, letter: Varsity Hockey 4 letter, 5 letter, 6 tCaptainl: Gymkhana 4, 5, 6 fChampionj. Dick was one of our wilder members when he came in the Fourth Form, but since then he has become one of the most responsible members of the class. He was one of the best horsemen ever to ride in a Fountain Valley gymkhana. and has an impressive calm en- thusiasm for all his undertakings. Bent has done an excellent job for the student body as this year's Chairman of the Dance Committee. Dick has come a long way at Fountain Valley and we all wish him the best of luck at college.

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MICHAEL H. COLLINS Cheyenne Mountain Boulevard Colorado Springs. Colorado Year entered: l 95 l Art Editor of Yearbook 6, Business Manager of Yearbook 6: Art Columnist for Dane 6: Store Committee, 6. Pup Football 3. Pup Hockey 3: Varsity Soccer 4 letter, 5 letter, 6 letter tCap- tainl : Varsity Hockey 4 letter, 5 letter, 6. Varsity Baseball 4 letter. Varsity Tennis 5. Varsity Track 6. NVay back in l95l, the school was blessed with the arrival of Mike and his beloved A- Bone. Immediately Mike amused his class- mates and the school with his store of pranks. As time progressed, Mike's two main interests. cars and hockey, became well known through- out the school. He could always be identified in the halls by the noise of shifting gears or a dribbling puck. ln athletics Mike was also en- thusiastic in soccer, tennis, track. and baseball. He does not appear to be an astute business- man, but did a good job as Business Manager and advertisement agent for the Yearbook. CHRISTOPHER H. K. FUNG 34 Lake Avenue Colorado Springs. Colorado Year entered: 1953 Glee Club 4, 5, 6 tpresidentilz Pinufore 4. The Mikado 5, Trial by Jury 6: Stamp Club 5: Viking 4, Dane 5. Editor 6. Yale Scholarship Award 5. Soccer 4, 5 letter, 6 letter, Basketball 4: Squash 5. 6: Tennis 4, 5 letter. 6. Chris is the Forms journalist. Through the work he has done for the school newspaper, the Dane. this paper has come a long way and Chris has become the editorial voice of the school. As one of the schools intelligensia. he has forged ahead in all directions with the possible exception of French. He has been a faithful member of the Glee Club while at F.V.S. and this year was elected its President. Chris is a Firm believer in principles, whether or not they are right. and will always be re- membered as the epitome of integrity in the class of I956.

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CHARLES L. HALL 407 Hermosa Drive, S. E. Albuquerque, New Mexico Year Entered: 1953 Glee Club 6: Sports Editor for Yearbook 6. Varsity Football 4 letter, 5, 6 letter: Varsity Basketball 4, 5, 6 letter tCaptain5: Varsity Track 4: Tennis 5: Track 6. Chuck is by far the form's best athlete. A roster of his sports includes football, basketball. tennis and track. His spirit excelled in each sport in which he participated: We fairly well were gonna win that game. Surprisingly enough, Chuck also was somewhat of a scholar. He always maintained a high average, especially in the mathematics courses. Any wild ideas were always of interest to him. In fact, he usually thought them up. His friendliness and tolerance cannot be forgotten by any of us. STEPHEN B. HART Collinsville, Connecticut Year Entered: 1953 Stage Crew, The Mikado, 5. Varsity Football 4. 5 letter, 6 letter: Varsity Hockey 4 letter fCo-Captainl, 5 let- ter, 6: Varsity Baseball 4 letter, 5, 6. Steve's perpetual desire, wherever he is, is to find a date. He has found plenty since he has been at school and was stopped only when a very unromantic hockey puck broke his jaw in the Fourth Form. Steve has been a good athlete especially at hockey where he has been the school goalie for three years. Though it may have at times seemed a secondary interest, he has also done his fair share of studying.