University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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Quiet, friendly, Ron is a fine example of good manners and gentlemanly conduct- drives a well-kept Dodge whieh, in a sudden burst of daring, he often pushes up to 35 m.p.h.4Louie,s right hand man in the book- store- back-stroker of the varsity splash boys4 hard-working manager of the varsity baseball team A-lover of the great outdoors, spends his summers as a camp counselor -- possessor of that rare quality among seniors, a Cooperative attitude, which makes him al- most as popular with the masters as Pildner 4 he should make a fine Dartmouth man. 26 Hnnald T. Iluff Entered 1948 Arli1f1'tie.s: Second Honors 2 Athletic Council 4 Varsity Swimming 4, Squad 3 Varsity Baseball Manager 4 0 ,-M.: ,7,.,z..2f - 1 L49 TVB

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Downs - a man of wide, varied educa- tion-left U.S. in '48-tried every prep school in the East but returned to his beloved Alma Mater-fun-loving man of the open road-noted for his repeated mishaps on the gridiron - member of the dormitory anti-morning-bell committee -enjoys being soothed and doesn,t much care who soothes him-strong follower of the sea and what- ever goes with it-possesses a wide knowl- edge of our fair city as seen from the jumper seat of his father's paint truck-has never missed an E. 105 St. movie, definitely prefers Frankenstein-owns a most amiable person- ality which has won him many devoted friends from East Ninth to Brantley. William llnwnin, IV Entered 1945 ,41'Ii1fiIif-'sz Clee Club 4 Freslunau Football C10-Captain Freslunan XVrestling, Track Varsity Football 4 Varsity Swimming Squad 4 Varsity Track Squad 4 1 N he WI T' x I 1,4 I z- I x X V 1 4Q.?' ,A ,ffjfxr 4 ' i 'LIN x if XX X y Xp , M 31238 AMI. 25

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I-lndrnw .Iaclssun Duncan, IV Entered 1947 ,41'li1viIies: Second Honors l, Ei Prefect Board 3 Edward Moore Society 3, Vice-President 4 Cadmean Society 3, 4 Class President 2, 4 Class Vice-President 3 Glce Club 4 News Board 3, Sports Editor 4 Freshman Tennis Varsity Soccer 3, 4 Varsity Wrestling 4, Squad 2, 3 Varsity Tennis 3, 4, Squad 2 EINYQSHE on W Z ' 4 Y- ll '-gk f ,Nr fr t , tra, U 4 ' a T ' I 605. 9 V if ' 1 , '1lF , f' l 'C 'En I VW,-'V ur l' i ' XJ, 'll l g i .A ' X .I A 1 j 2153 W f ffm 5 1 lyiff , t AAg,,..jQx gi- x ' ' L , l 1, ig' I X . -gssgglles-,7!wLf1gZg.i!f ' ji ' -77010 fl One of the class youngsters, heavy-footed halfback on Molten's Booters-known for his vicious slides f one of the better tennis play- ers but his quick temper and defeatist atti- tude hamper his Varsity game-a vociferous second tenor in the Hruby singing outfitf as sports editor for the U. S. sheet, hc always manages to turn out a pretty page W a ladies man whose fortunes changed when he switched to Laurel -never stops complain- ing about how poor he is as he rakes in the money in black jack games ffollows strin- gcntlyfw the no gambling on trainsv rule - a firm adhcrer to high moral standards. 27