Allendale Columbia High School - Clavus Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Crow's Nestu-2 Advertising Manager-3 Business M3D3gCf-4 Clavus -Advertising Mgr.--3 Co-Business Mgr.-4 Student Exchange-4 Glee Club-I DAVID RANEY CASE HDQUCU HAMILTON We have always been envious of those skillful and fortunate fellows who take their successes modestly. Also, it is good to take one's more modest successes skillfully. Dave can do both with similar aplomb. But he cannot sit still. He asks for our criticism and then will not take our advice. Though he possesses the build of an All-American fullback, he will have none of it. How- ever, we have to give him credit for great industry when things are crucial. His work on the Croufs Nest and Claws business staff has been stellar. He is a peripatetic scholar, always on the move, never seeming to arrive. It is well that he usually has a car to help him traverse the greater distances between nowhere and wherever. Also, lo and behold when his destination is reached, he has acquired at least two lovely female companions en route. Amazingly, he pays no attention to them at least while the daylight lasts. After that he resolves back into the shadows, off again on his endless travels. And I am blown along a wandering wind. I2

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CREDENTIALS Poker--4 Cacesj Diaper Boy-4 Horse Iockey-4 Four Eye Society-I, 2, 3, 4 ADOLPH Big cuff' UNIVERSITY OF EXCHANGE A sheepish grin, a clear conscience and a guilty look distinguished this shriveled specimen of Monroe High when he entered the school three years ago. His sympathetic classmates soon changed all this, however, so when we now gaze upon his inspiring visage, we detect a winning smile and an innocent look, combined with a guilty conscience. Yes, we have made a man of him. Of course, Carl tries to conceal his many achievements, and by his mild man- ner and quiet demeanor, seeks to convince everyone that he always behaves himself. But we know better, 'cause we know Carlos. Ever an ardent advo- cate of animal loving, we weren't surprised when he directed his affections upon a horse. Soon after this, he was awarded a senior membership in the A.F. of L. fAllenda'le Federation of Loverboysj. Carl is quite industrious, too. Lining the baseball diamond, burning a few scattered weeds, or fighting Fires in the Senior Room are all in a day's work for this busy soul. Yes, we have witnessed and aided his complete m6Mm01'Pf20IiJ from a Monroe High Freshman to an Allendale Senior. , rr

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l CREDENTIALS Tyrone Power-4 Shumway-1, 2 Dickason-3, 4 Ace of Clubs-1, 2, 3, 4 Sox Appeal-1, 2, 3, 4 A CASE flcaseyll SCHOOL OF SOCIALITE SECURITY With a long, manly stride, firmly padded shoulders, a tailor-made neck- tie, and a smartly cocked cigarette clutched between two digital extremeties, dashing Dave approaches the epitome of what we might proudly hail as the typical Allendale gentleman. A peerless master of every social grace, it is he who keeps Emily posted. Our Little Lord Chesterfield was loudly applauded when he revealed that he had begun the laborious task of compiling a volum- nious work entitled Case's Code of Conduct. Whether Dave is politely re- fusing an invitation to a luxurious cruise, or adeptly manipulating the handle of a one-armed bandit, his engaging manner and natural charm make him the envy of all eyes. Witness the unbeatable though somewhat revolutionary formula he applies in soliciting advertisements for the Clcwus. Every day after school, he directs the nose of his beautiful Buick towards an establish- ment located on North Goodman Street, where a cooperative assistant aids him in executing the business of the afternoon. Proof of his persuasive sales- manship may be found the following morning, when he modestly displays hundreds of dollars work of contracts-all endorsed with the latest Revelon brand of lipstick. I3