Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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JGHN I-I Many a time and oft . . John Valentine, master punster, hails from the stormy city ot Lancaster. John is a charter member ot the elite March- ing and Drinking Society, and was ltheretorel a member ot the California Scholarship Federation, an excellent hiker, and an individualist. His many in- terests range trom philosophy to elec- tronics, women taking the all-important middle position. ln his five years at Webb, John has served on the B Foot- ball, Track, Intramural Soccer and La- crosse Teams. He spent two years in The Choir, one as Banker, and was a Na- tional Merit Scholarship Finalist. When not studying or embezzling, he could usually be found contributing to one of the Alamo's lively bull sessions. After a summer of back-packing in the High Sierra and socializing in Lancaster, John plans to attend Wesleyan University to major in iournalism and law.

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Johnnie Thomas is one of the Same boys who spends his time cruising in the MG. He came to Webb in his Soph- omore year and immediately proved his athletic prowess by lettering in B Football and Varsity Tennis, and by being high-point man in B Basketball. 'Big boy's personality soon won him many friends. In his Junior year he played maid in the Drama Club's pro- duction of i'The Bald Soprano, moved up to Varsity Football and Basketball, and was initiated into Block W in the first semester. He was elected Senior Honor Committeeman, Basketball cap- tain, and Student Body President lin the second semester of his Senior yearl. i'Noisy plans to go to the College of the Pacific and thereafter work in the field of business administration, or as a commercial pilot. JOHNNIE Bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce.

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Sam Walker, the Lacrosse ace center midfielder, entered Webb as a Ninth Grader. He has done most of his shin- ing in athletics and extra-curricular ac- tivities. He received two B Football let- ters, two agility stars, and a Varsity letter as one of the Football team's scrappy linemen. On his free winter aft- ernoons Sam is an enthusiastic skiier, and in warmer weather he surfs and excels in swimming. He has been a con- tributor to Blue and Gold and a mem- ber of the Choir, and, as a musician, he has been a trumpeter in the orches- tra, often substituting as a leader in the absence of the regular conductor. ln the fall Sam will leave his Riverside home to continue his education at Colorado Col- lege in the fields of architecture or engineering. SAM .fgd The Music Man