Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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J CHARLIE K ,, U, . V , gu...a O0 xr '- Qff .g. O79 ,Urn ,. -0 Q . ,ga om-Q .- . i W. ado' eps- amz. fr' .' Q Bones Hkes H hot... Easygoing, even-tempered Carl Hoag is one of VVebb's most popular students. Bones has served two years on the Honor Committee and one semester as its head. He was elected President of the student body for the first half of the '60 school year. He was class Sec- retary in the eighth and ninth grades, and Vice-President in his Sophomore and Junior years. For five years Carl has contributed greatly to school ath- letics. He lettered in B Basketball, Var- sity Football and Baseball, and was captain of the last in his Senior year. These achievements brought him mem- bership in Block W. ln what little time he had left, Carl pursued his favorite activity: music, whether bongos or trum- pets. He has been active in the Choir and Orchestra, and performed with the Drama Club in their production of The Bald Soprano. Carl has his hopes high for admission to Oregon University and a musical career.

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John Heintz, budding young electronics engineer, makes his ohm in Los An- geles. During his three years at Webb he contributed greatly to the dormitory life with his scientific pranks, and his classmates will always remember his ingenious applications of physics and chemistry. The Trap Club counted John a charter member, and his membership in the California Scholarship Federation showed John's intellectual activity. He participated in many athletic activities during his years at Webb, and he let- tered in Varsity, B Football and JV Baseball. This rugged pipe-smoker loves the outdoors, as shown by his Marching and Drinking Society mem- bership, and plans to hike the John Muir Trail in the Sierra this summer. On month-ends, a metallic blue convertible rocketed John to a fair maiden in far- away Pasadena. He and his slide rule have girls all figured out. This Septem- ber John will head east to Yale. JCDHN Charge it

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One of the most attable students on campus this year was Helge Lassenius, a resident ot Abo, Finland. ln the aca- demic year '59, he was elected Secre- tary of the associated student bodies of all high schools in his city and was editor of his school paper. Most Euro- peans are bilingual, but Lassenius is exceptional. He can speak Swedish, Finnish and English fluently, and has a general knowledge of Spanish, German, and Latin. Though this is HeIge's tirst year here, he has already won member- ship in the California Scholarship Fed- eration and had an extremely high average. lt is not surprising that the program, Music from America, on Weblo's own radio station,.and the Drama Club have numbered him in their following, as his principal inter- ests include musical comedies and mod- ern plays. Next year Helge will return to Finland, where he hopes to maior in economics or languages in college. is HELGE The Fighting Finnf ,W