Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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AL.l.A Speed shift. Again in this, his fifth year, Allan White has proved himself to be a true gentle- man and a serious scholar. A life mem- ber of the California Scholarship Fed- eration, he has maintained an enviable academic average since the eighth gradeg he was a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship competition. Time and again he has found time to serve the school, most noticeably as Manager of The student store. Allan contributed to Blue and Gold and Sage, serving as Business Manager of the latter in his Junior year. He participated competi- tively and enthusiastically not only in class, but in sports as well. Allan played four years of Football, receiving a Varsity letter in his Senior yearg for four years he spirited the Track team to better performances. Allan has been accepted at Stanford, there he will un- doubtedly continue his tradition of ex- celling in all things undertaken.

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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

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A charter member of the Class of '60, Senior Committeeman Terry White has been one of the several centers around which the class has rotated. For two years he has held an honored position on Webb's Varsity Footall line, earning himself the nickname of the Big T. Famous across the campus for his iovial or sardonic wit, T's more literary-in- clined humor can be found on the pages of several Sages, or in the col- umns ofthe Blue and Gold. On the so- cial scene, T was frequently respon- sible for pairing off unfortunate Webb- ites with their blind dates at our not- so-frequent exchange dances. During vacations he could be found having surf or pounding his conga drums for interesting Gidgets. Since T's main interests lie in art and writing, he is planning on following one of these at either Cal Berkeley or U.C.L.A. 3 TERRY With ci harmonica?