Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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swf as , f 11., '1 3- , f - m,:.,,, ' , 7: ff K ' ,i 'i ' H, s JAY Sure-shot Shelton. Jay Shelton, a Claremont Webbite since his Eighth Grade year, and a member ot the California Scholarship Federation from that time on, has exhibited an enthusiastic interest in his extracurricu- lar and academic activities. Jay has been a dedicated member of the Webb orchestra for five years, supplemented this with varied and successful endeav- ors in the Drama Club, the Electronics Club, the Ski Club, and the Peccary So- ciety. Rounding out his Webb lite in athletics, Jay has actively participated in Tennis and Track. He lettered in Soc- cer in his Junior and Senior years, was co-Captain of the Soccer team in his Senior year and captained the Varsity Lacrosse team. With a strong aptitude for science and mathematics and a mind capable of carrying out his plans, Jay looks forward to a successful and highly rewarding future at Amherst or Harvard.

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Bill Ripley has spent his four years at Webb training to enter The diplomatic service, preferably by way of Duke University. Bill has played a leading role in many activities, including Drama Club. Rip founded The Chapel Guild, and served two years as its president, he has been Three Times secretary of The Camera Club, and as a photogra- pher doubled to help Blue and Gold. Bill was secretary of The Rifle Club in his Sophomore year. Bill lettered in Track, Webb's leading miler as a Jun- ior. As a Senior, he laid down his pipe and assaulted the school record. Earlier in The year Willie played JV Soccer. He was in the public eye as head waiter, but Bill's real claim to notoriety was his astounding, barometric, hand-carved love ladder. BILL. Compus Love Club

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Jett Smith entered Webb in his Fresh- man year and embarked on a project of unlimited interest and participa- tion in almost every school activity. Jedediah was elected to the Honor Committee in his Junior and Senior years. He gained lite membership in the Calitornia Scholarship Federation, his contributions to the publications earned him a place in the ranks ot the Quill and Scroll's literary giants, he became a National Merit Finalist. Jett wrote for Sage and Blue and Gold. He headed El Espeio's editorial board. He served as Drama Club President in his Junior year and Secretary-Treasurer of the Choir in his Senior year. He co-cap- tained the Varsity Soccer Team, played Lacrosse, and put the shot in Track. Jett early showed interest in things tos- siliterous and was a loyal member of the Peccary Society. He will attend Yale in the tall and take up a major in geology. 'K' JEFF . Writes the Whiffenpoof