Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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Mahlon Arnett appeared at Webb in his Sophomore year. Since Then, he has shown his ability in Camera Club and The Drama Club, with sidelines in rifle- ry and cat-raising. His obsession with bright colors, which began early with awareness of his own red hair, contin- ued To bloom forth in the form of a red pen which continually confronted his Teachers in Their efforts to correct his work. Mahlon appreciates The good Things in life, namely carpets, drapery, and darkness, all of which fairly in- fested his room. Also a lover of horses and nature, he periodically rode in The hills behind school, By way of formal athletics, Mahlon went out for Soccer, Lacrosse and the shot-put. He plans to visit his eccentric Tastes on The Universi- ty of Virginia, but is undecided about Cr profession. Mahlon is definite, however, on one aspect of his future-it will be single. NIAHLON The cats.

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is fe 2 CHARLIE Chess Champion Charlie checkmated. lndustry is The Trademark of Charles Alcock from Mexico City. ln two highly successful years at Webb, Charlie has earned membership in the California Scholarship Federation and the Quill and Scroll Society. ln his extra hours he has attended Art Club and served in the Chapel Guild. For Two years he worked on The staff of El Espeio. As a Junior he helped to found a Chess Club. But Charlie is also well known for his de- termination on the athletic field. He has played both B Football and Lacrosse and sparked both squads with his fight. Charlie's great aptitude for mathemat- ics has led him to a strong interest in science. After graduation Charlie hopes to attend Harvey Mudd, Stanford or the University of California at Berkeley, where he will study engineering.

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RICK T if . . xl ' Head'-Heart-Legs. Quiet, unassuming Rick Atherton has become a legend on campus for his athletic achievements. Rick has earned the astounding total of nine Varsity letters: three in Football, three in Bas- ketball, two in Track and one in Base- ball. Rick led the Football team as a co-captain, and his grateful teammates elected him to receive the coveted Har- court Award for football inspiration. Coaches and armchair quarterbacks all will remember Rick's prowess on every athletic squad Webb fielded. But Rick never let his studies drop, he main- tained a high average and was a mem- ber of the California Scholarship Fed- eration. Rick was an expert on sports of all kinds and often contributed to Blue and Gold sports pages. Rick will leave his native Claremont next fall, and travel to Connecticut, where he will attend Wesleyan University.