University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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ANDREW S. DEMPSEY Entered 1939 First Honors 3, 4 Second Honors 1, 2 Time Current livents Prize, Class l School 2, 3, 4 Cum Laude Society 3, 4 Edward Moore Society 4 Cadmean Society 4 Players 3, Treasurer 4 Mabian Board 4 News Board 2, 3, Literary Freshman Tennis 1 Editor 4 Class Soccer Champions 3, 4 W 4 is I Q it c 5 -' A ,4 u A I an 3 wi- 0 . J x .J G - if Qtr? Uncle Phillip's fair haired boy-one of the Bratenahl Clan - would redesign Shaker Heights if given a chance - has driven more cars to school than Dowd- never gives the other driver a chance Qe.g. the semi j - has never failed to get above a 90 on a his- tory or Time test-Akers' political cohort, always beats him in their heated fifth period debates-would like to hang all the mem- bers of the athletic department-keeps J. Press in business-loves women but can't find one-never pays for Saturday lunches -in his junior year visited the Ebu eight weeks in a row and drank lemonade- H. L. C. loves him fhe's going to Yalej.

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The boy with the offices-one of the competitors trying to get the most credits after his name in this literary monument of which he is editor, but failed-after telling everyone the Mabian contents, had more security troubles than Truman-has devel- oped an excellent whipcracking technique- one of the greatest terrors of the Cadmean pledges-liked his name at the top of the list-famous for imitations-envied by all for his permanent field exeuse-neverthe- less, is called nasty names by J. D.-happiest event in his life: receiving parents' permis- sion to get driver's license after running through three temporaries-staunch under- study of El Diosu in his Fascist brigade- his deftness for kicking over glasses is un- excelled-eonsidering Alabama Poly as we go to press, but will probably end up at Yale with the rest of da boys from Bratenahl. GEORGE l. DAVIS Entered 1947 First Honors 1, 2 Second Honors 3, 4 Cum Laude 3, 4 Class Time Test Winner 2, 3, 4 Sherman Speaking Contest 3 Prefect 3, 4 Edward Moore Society 3, 4 Cadmean Society 3, Secretary 4 Players 3, President 4 Mabian Photography Editor 3, Chief 4 News Board 2, 3, 4 Class Soccer Champions 1 Freshman Wrestling Squad 1 Freshman Tennis Squad 1 IW ? W!!s9yl'W Q IW f 9 4 M! M WWW 1 WN M11 X W flu! Z if 7 f .sf f is fv ea Editor-in

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Known to all as E-8-D . . . one of those Healy brothers -has a new car for each season-holds the distinction of being the only one at U. S. to beat the cops in a pick- up race, and get away with it-was with- out vices until he had to smoke for his part in L'The Hasty Heartf' then chicked out the big night-his trumpet is second only to Maynard Ferguson-signed up as circula- tion manager of this book so he could visit H.B. and Laurel - a loyal Chrysler fan who has a weakness for a certain M. G. in Gates Mills - a Culver man in the summertime - melodious president of the Clee Club, out- sings the rest of the school in morning chapel-Mr. Waltonls extra-help assistant -likes the idea of Princeton, but there is still hope for Old Eli. ERNEST HEALY DOWD Entered 1949 Second Honors 2, 3, 4 Cum Laude Society 4 Edward Moore Society 4 Cadmean Society 4 Glee Club 3, President 4 Enscmble 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Players 4 Mabian Board 4 BH Football Team 3 ,W ffl, an , A , rlgyjllff W 1 s I ,QQ il 1 sidlfu t ,5 Nei I.. U f - ' 4 ' ' ll N. ' 1- A 4: . ll .J M ll, 73 L J -H . 0'-:. M -il v 0,5 Q 4 r 'iii 4 Y! 69' 'lg ' E - nl ' .ii I ' v.,fi4 .f e.r1-ziiivfiiwiff liz , , ' ' C lu if , X gy, K, 'lp-xy: X , '- 413' K-g..