Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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HUD A M.A.D. and his Mad. ff I1 ffffv .Q I xt .1 1 C ' if ' 4. 'ff Through his easy-going, genial manner and caustic wit, Hod Gray has com- manded the respect, if not the love, of most Webb students. But Hod has made his mark on the school with his literary talent, and has proved to be one of the most gifted authors the Webb School publications have seen. As Copy Editor of El Espeio, Editor of Sage, and a con- tributor to Blue and Gold, l-lod has left the imprint of a fertile imagination on the student booly. His other interests included Lacrosse, photography and hiking, anal he was a member of the Camera Club and a charter member of the Marching and Drinking Society. Academically he blundered his way to being a National Merit Finalist and a member of the California Scholarship Federation. The Quill and Scroll Society and the Chapel Guild also harbored Hod. Either St. John's lMarylandl or Stanford will be getting a great talent when Hod enters college in the fall.

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Steve Geremid is on Oioi Volley boy who mode good. He was elected to the Honor Committee in his Junior ond Sen- ior yeors, wos o two-yeor member ot Block W, ond cz three-yedr member of the Deboting Society. Steve tried hord not to let his studies interfere with oth- letics, lettering three yeors in Voirsity Footboll ond Tennis. After closses he sot ond song with the Choir, tirelessly scheduled pictures for El Espeio, ond worked os Exchange Editor for Blue ond Gold. No bull session in the Alomo or Lower Dorm wos complete without Twinkle Toes , he even stooped to rumbles ond bed-breaking. He ron both the Sophomore and New Junior Dorms with on iron hond, breoking puddles ot the rote of one per unit student swotted. Steve is headed for Berkeley ond ci moior in Business Administration. STEVE On target!

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Robby came to Webb in his Freshman year. ln his four years at Webb, he has been successful in his every field. Rob always held a high average, and achieved membership in the California Scholarship Federation in his Sopho- more and Senior years. He was Photog- raphy Editor of El Espeio in his Junior and Senior years, and photographer for Blue and Gold. A member of the Camera Club during all four years, he was Vice-President in his Sophomore year and President as a Junior and Senior. He lettered in Tennis since his Sophomore year, and has always ranked high on the school chart. Robby played B Football until, as a Senior, he lettered Varsity in Soccer in his first year of participation. Obstinately rooting for the Dodgers or wearing Stanford colors, Robby is well on his way to becoming an engineer, civil or not. ROBBY Hip-deep in hypo.