University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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.7 Austin Frum Entered 1948 Actizfities: Second Honors 3, 4 Cum Laude Society 4 Edward Moore Society 4 Cadmean Society 4 Mabian Business Manager 4 News Board 3, 4 Varsity Swimming Squad 4 Varsity Track Squad 4 WV - ',of. a 0-fZa2w.f6w- i M O--443512 F3 2 8 Frosty , alma materls most avid rooter when playing the greenl'-master of dry humor and droll sarcasm - long-time mem- ber of Gil's scribblers, has added much to the quality of the News-spends 7th periods juggling reams of El Dios notes-as business manager of this book, he finally squeezed the money out of the charitable advertisers -competes with the Wykof'f, for the cen- ter of attention in jeepls 6th period, but always has the answersgby unanimous deci- sion received the coveted award of Supreme Goal-Post Decorator of 1950 -his adher- ence to the school motto has made him one of the respected people in the class.

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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

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Quietly diligent, Ed, with his high fore- head and mass of curly hair, is one of the few intellectual members of the class-al- though seemingly indifferent about his school- work, he actually is an intent student and possesses a great deal of practical, applica- ble knowledgef another dauntless linesman whose perseverance paid off in his senior year -famous for his algebra homework on shirt cardboardsfa born anarchist and inde- pendent - one of the few good basses in the Glee Club and low note foundation of the Octet-prefers the artistic type of woman - a fine party lad always ready for a song- stacked with plenty of ability, Ed ought to get ahead fast. Edward Ynst Fultnn Entered 1946 1-Icli1fiIie.r: Second Honors I, 2, 3, 4 Cuni Laude Society -I Marshall French Prize 3 Edward Moore Society 4 Cadniean Society 4 Clee Club 2, 3, Secretary 4 Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Freshman Swinnning Varsity Football 4, Squad 2, 3 Varsity Swinnning Squad 2 Varsity Track Squad 3, 4 4 Q W fill . wif Y X XG' ,,,ffXf'Nfx p iii M 5 i Ei iw 9 ar i 4 ,i' i il Q00 C' rolfli Q Fl Q. I 'EDJ DCA 0 ' Z X 1 V di 'ff .fi l -7, 41:3