Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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FFQITZ ,,i,.qli'? ' 1 Yes, we have no banana-cream. 'MMF Since the Eighth Grade Fritz Mulhauser has consistently ranked as a scholar and has entered cheerfully and success- fully into almost every phase of campus activity. In the Eighth Grade he won the scholarship prize, and in his freshman year studied in England. As a Junior, Fritz received the Harvard Book Award, in his senior year he became a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship com- petition. Whenever a problem involving electronics existed, Fritz could be found, he was purchasing agent and President of the Electronics Club. He served as Business Manager of El Espeio, and as Stage Manager of the Drama Club. 'He participated in interscholastic Football, Track, and Soccer. Next year Fritz will travel to Cambridge, Massachusetts, where his versatility and sense of hu- mor will be most appreciated.

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Mike Moore arrived at Webb as a Sophomore, in time to become The run- ning member ot the Marching and Drinking Society. During his three years he has gone out for Track, working on long distance with almost masochistic zeal. He also joined the B Football and Soccer squads. But first and foremost, Mike is an artist. A member of the Art Club, he has been invaluable as Dec- orations Manager for the Dance Com- mittee. Mike created the memorable Mulch Midland rally signs, The large posters, and among many others, the magnificent pictures of the San Fran- cisco area. He contributed his talent to all school publications, and his illustra- tions in Sage 3 were requested for re- print in Best Articles and Stories. The slick magazine LA has also published his work. When Mike travels to Stan- ford next year Webb will be losing a great talent. MIKE Michaelangelo.

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Throughout his five years at Webb, Peter Plaut has shown a combination of leadership, imagination, scholarship and practicality which has earned him the respect of faculty and students. Peter has been secretary and vice- president of the Debating Society, busi- ness manager and editor of the Blue and Gold, president of the Rifle Club, and member of the Quill and Scroll Society. Pete's successes as a photog- rapher and as editor of the Blue and Gold bear witness to his inventive im- agination. The paper, under his guid- ance, has been thoroughly revitalized and supplemented. ln addition to his many activities, Pete has maintained a consistently high academic record, be- coming a life member of the California Scholarship Federation and a finalist in National Merit competition. Pete's in- telligence and imagination will make him welcome in whatever field of en- deavor he chooses. PETER To err is human