University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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Carp kthe tall, handsome type - his sandy hair and smooth personality have en- tranced many a helpless female-hard block- ing tackle on the football varsity-in the Spring he squeezes his winter-softened frame into a pair of tennis shorts and swings a mean racquet for Peyserls netters-another great party thrower CV. O. thinks solja one of the class, better hoofersw-a prominent figure at all dances and party after partyl, -driver of his pet Green Hornetn-shows a promising future as a bongo drum player -a bonnie lad , bound to go places at college. 22 Stephan Kirk Carpenter, .Ir Entered 1947 Activities: Prefect Board 4 Edward Moore Society 4 Cadmean Society 3, 4 Class Secretary 2 Glee Club 3, 4 Freshman Football, Swimming, Tennis Varsity Football 4, Squad 2, 3 Varsity Tennis Squad 3 MMZ414 gbal wflkgg V ,g?a55.iMy l 1 451 f-gf I N sf 'xv . 49. 'U' K V Y f XN QT U t g in if 'S r f i ww la- sf lt? Y S N shag' ll J l Q ' i I ll s' xl 1 f YK ' MQ , ff 4 iff

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Tall, likeable, popular, Frank is one of the most clean cut characters in the senior clam-has the rare combination of compat- ibility with both masters and studentsfrangy end on Vincels Varsity-one of the L'Chlor- ine Kids on Odell's dog paddlers during the winter - winner of the coveted Aurelian Awardfhis sterling character' occasionally gives way to streaks of deviltry and baccha- nalian practicesffavorite subject: chemistry UD-a quick sense of humor and a ready laughfhas been a prefect longer than he can remember, he now heads the disciplinary group-famous for his stock speeches on cheating at the beginning of every semester A ---11 great guy with all it takes to be 21 real success. Frank E. Hunts, II Entered l943 ,41'lir'ilif'.s': Second Honors l, T5 .Xurelizin Award 4 Prefect Board 2, 3, President 4 lidwurd Moore Society President 4 Czldniean Society 3, 4 Freslnnzm Football, Swimming, Trzick Varsity Football 'l, Squad 2, 3 Varsity Swimming 3, 4, Squad 2 Varsity 'l'rzick Squad 4 V -1 f I ff W r M, f 2:5 X ,A K v 95 Z I C V! 1 f :wif Wf dwg! -liflhf . 2 X 4, 'fvflq fm A Lx ' 1 I twi g' Q 4' 'Q W wi J ' jf Q! .Y . - . I, 1 7 Q 141' i Vi, 'faflfifll x 'I L 'Z img A, Wa. . 7if 71. 1 U, illjvgi V X f F ill? ' 1 ,y i ' - N 'Eli IZ fl I. Q ' J' .7 N A s ew!-' L4 fl -xY.:1 X V ff N my 'fl f - s 4 ttf- 4 N M I X X ,tml ,J , . 'Ag ' ',Z,2 ' Q i WX!! :lf ity A ' 1 K'-Igaglg ms., ' ,. If 5 Eg my 'si W , FA nz: ,fy ,J x 'R 'wx ig: f 1 4 ni? 2 l

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William Castilla Entered 1950 U 1 fx Al Q as wwf 'Q f 556 Ll Igi fr 2 i '65, Qqwiili-'N Q w i ii i J iv C f ill if ill!! as Zig The most recent addition to the senior class, Bill comes from Nicaragua--attended R.P.I. last year and intends to return there next fall-he is brushing up on his English here at U.S. and is learning the American way of life Cas interpreted by U.Si seniorsj- favorite American site-New York and its Broadway shows and night clubs-a lover and appreciator of the great American fig- ures-women-known in the dorm for his mysterious exercising sessions after lights-a physics and math student with engineering in mind for the future. 23