Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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JINI Lord Jim. Jim Bobrick came to Webb from New York City in his Eighth Grade year. Si- lent, pensive Jim has contributed much to intellectual life on campus. A leader in many philosophical and political dis- cussions, he has served as Vice-Presi- dent of the Debating Society. But Jim's greatest achievements at Webb have been his brilliant performances in Death ot a Salesman, Androcles and the Lion, The Bald Soprano, and Inherit the Wind. He has contributed to Blue and Gold and has been Movie Committeeman since his arrival. On the sports field Jim has excelled also. He has earned a Varsity Soccer letter, two B Track letters and two B Basketball letters. He can probably claim the dis- tinction of being the best-read student on campus, and he has consistently won the Time Current Affairs Con- test. Jim plans to attend Wesleyan, Co- lumbia or Harvard, where he will study philosophy or creative writing. 3

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Brien Benson came To Webb as a day- boy in the Eighth Grade. Since Then, he has taken a vociferous part in life at Webb. A member of The California Scholarship Federation for four years, Brien received the class scholarship prize in his ninth grade year, he was a National Merit Finalist. He represented Webb in numerous speaking contests and was both Secretary and President of The Debating Society. Brien has served as Feature Editor of the Blue and Gold and Business Manager of Sage, and has been a member of the Drama Club. During his last two years he has faithfully worked in the school store. On the sports field, Brien has proved himself diligent and willing. He ex- celled in Soccer, receiving two Varsity letters. The track Team greatly valued his stamina and fighting heart. Brien also played B Football and Basketball. He plans to attend Harvard, where he will study for law or politics. 5i'l'Y'3fC'Z2if?'i -L. ,, . ,, -' BRIEN LEFT TO RIGHT: The Devil and Brien Benson

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From Mill Valley, sports car center of the world, giant Peter Breeze blew into Webb tour years ago. Since then the behemoth has been a valuable addi- tion to school lite. Pete earned two scholarship stars for his academic et- forts and served as the school Postmas- ter in his Senior year. The Choir profited by his deep bass, and the Marching and Drinking Society was supported by his stamina on expeditions. ln his Junior year Pete conducted the orchestra for i'The Bald Soprano with zeal and in- spiration. Pete's size was an asset to Webb's athletic squads, and he was out for Football, Lacrosse and Track, earn- ing a Varsity letter in the first. A large part of Pete's time at Webb was spent on the telephone line to Girls Collegiate, talking to sick friends. He hopes to be a physicist, and will follow a scientific maior at Stanford or Wesleyan Univer- sity. PETE -15:5 l:x. '1.: REL 52222, sf2swf'??1 Eenie, meenie, miney, mo.