Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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Jimmy Choy, from Topeka, Kansas, is the class's representative to the school ot great music. Jim played the organ regularly at the morning chapel serv- ices. At odd hours of the day and night, Beethoven or Bach were heard turtively issuing from Jim's room. He shared his extensive record collection with the stu- dent body each week on KTSF. Jim has taken an active part in the Debating Society and for a term served as its secretary. He contributed to Blue and Gold and Sage, but his many extracur- ricular activities did not interfere with Jim's academic progress, he consistently won membership in the California Scholarship Federation. He has unflinch- ingly participated in the school's intra- mural athletic program throughout his years at Webb. Jim hopes to prepare for a medical career at Oberlin or Po- mona, JIM fm The Happy Orga

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ANDY The pace to beat. Andy Chattey is another of Those incli- viduals from the Great Southern Cal- ifornia, Desert of Los Angeles and sur- rounding areas. Being both an athlete ot renown and an outstanding schol- ar, Andy has been ot undisputed value to the school. This tact was recognized by the student body when they elected him to the Honor Committee in his Sen- ior year. He came to Webb as a per- severing Freshman, in his Sophomore year he became a charter member ot the Marching and Drinking Society, ioined the Electronics Club, and lettered in Track. His Junior year produced an- other letter in Track and one in Soccer, plus membership in the California Scholarship Federation. ln his Senior year, he lettered again in Track and Soccer. Preparatory to a possible career in engineering, hunter Andy plans to attend Stanford.

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PAT Double double, toil and trouble, Fire burn and cauldron bubble, Pat Culbertson came to Webb in the Ninth Grade and since then has con- tributed his subtle gifts to many school activities. Blue and Gold, El Espeio, dances, plays--all have been made bet- ter by Pat's untiring literary and artistic efforts. Pat has been a faithful supporter of intramural Soccer, Basketball, and Softball, but his achievements were more noticeable off the field. Academically, Pat has become a member of the Calif- ornia Scholarship Federation, and has maintained a very respectable average. Pat will be remembered best for his many services to the Drama Club. He designed the sets for Androcles and the Lion and The Bald Soprano, and was magnificent as an actor when he portrayed Androcles and the Fireman. Pat's cartoons have appeared in Sage and Blue and Gold, and he has had articles in both these and El Espeio. He enioys horses and can often be seen starting out for a ride in the hills with his dog, Cinders. Pat hopes to attendm Pomona College in Claremont.