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

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THOMAS W. RICHARDSON Argilla Road Ipswich, Massachusetts Year Entered: 1954 The Mikado 52 Penrose Dorm Committee 6. Varsity Football 5: Work Crew 5, 6: Gymkhana 5, 6. Soon after his arrival at F.V.S. Tom estab- lished himself as a character. Among his pecul- iar traits is his strange aversion to soap and water. His tendency in humor can be seen while he lies on his bed chuckling over some grue- some event. Seriously however, Tom is a per- son who takes everything that comes in good spirit and gets along with everyone. Some of his most common expressions are. Gee, I'm depressed, or l've only got Eve pairs of skis: I need a new pair .... really. D. HAYO NUTMAN Oakhurst 2 Clinton, Iowa Date Entered: 1953 French Play 5: New's Editor of Dane 6: Varsity Soccer 5: Junior Varsity Football 6: .I.V. Basketball 4, Varsity Basketball 5, 6 let- ter: Tennis 3, 4, 5 letter, 6. One does not have to ask Hayo to find out that he is a proud son of Germany and Iowa. His pride in his State, particularly in its basket- ball teams, is surpassed by no one. Hayo has maintained a good scholastic average at Foun- tain Valley and hopes to be admitted to Har- vard next year. He plays a good game of soc- cer, basketball, and tennis.

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LLOYD M. LUCKETT Pro. V. Guerrero. S. XV. Ciu. Juarez. Chihuahua, Mexico Year Entered: 195 3 Store Committee 5. 6 tManagerb: Dance Com- mittee 6: Athletic Promotions Committee 6. Varsity Football 4 letter, 5 letter. 6 letter lCo, Captainl: Squash 5, 6: Varsity Baseball 4. 6: Gymkhana 5. Paco is convinced that the only place to live and enjoy life is in a small Mexican village lJuarez is a good exampleb. He has learned enough about Colorado, however, to get along with the State's females. Besides doing an ex- cellent job in the school store, on the Glee Club and centering a football or smashing a squash ball, the Kid is always good for a comment on life in general or for the latest news from the El Paso Times. He has had some difficulty in the field of academics but none in the field of getting along with people. ALLAN R. MCDONALD ll29 Wood Avenue Colorado Springs, Colorado Year Entered: l952 Projection Committee 4, 5. 6 lPresidentl: Photography Editor of Yearbook 6: Assistant Manager Cnymkhana 6. Tennis 3, 4: Varsity Soccer 4, 5. 6: Work Crew 5, 6. Alan, the undaunted Scotchman, has been noted for radios, cameras, and Scotch music. He has been Mr. l.ittell's pet joke on the work crew for some time, and his outward hatred of work is obvious in other areas as well. Amaz- ingly, however, he has always been able to keep up his work academically. He is, or at least thinks he is. the most borrowed-from per- son in the form. ln a happy-go-lucky way he has pulled through four successful years at Fountain Valley, and we all wish him great success at college,

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DONALD H. RYDSTROM 3901 Gilpin Street Englewood, Colorado Year Entered: l953 Dance Committee 5. 6: Manager of the Cilee Club 6. Pup Hockey 4, 5: Varsity Soccer 4. 5, 6 letter: Varsity Hockey 6. Gymkhana 4, 5, 6. The tall lean figure of Don Rydstrom ar- rived on the school campus in the fall of 1953. Ryd settled down to his studies in his junior year and as a Sixth Former made a good record on the Merit Roll. This year he was on the Varsity Soccer. Hockey, and Gymkhana teams. He always made an especially fine showing on Gymkhana. Because of his dependability he was appointed to the Dance Committee and made Manager of the Cilee Club. If he con- tinues his hard work and perseverance. we know that he will be a success in life. JGHN RUSH Swedesford Road Paoli, Pennsylvania Year Entered: l955 Work Crew 6: Wrestling 6: Tennis 6. Solid John will always be remembered by the Sixth Form for his sharp slashes of any- thing that hinted of the provincial. A typical one was by golly, we're having a hoedown. A good part of John's hours awake were spent writing a certain young Miss back in Philly. John's main idea at Fountain Valley was to get the old diploma and head back to civili- zationf' How many times have We heard him say, After I get out of here. the only cow l'll look at will be cooked and on a plate!