Black Foxe Military Institute - Adjutant Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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LEE HUTSON March 12, 1939, in Steubenville, Ohio, is the birthdate and place of Joseph Lee Hutson. Lil Lee as he is called came to B-F in 1950. and weighs in at 130 ounds and is madly interested in baseball. Every P day he can be heard reciting batting averages and the win or loss of the night before. The redhead has hobbies which include base- b ll as mentioned before, the collecting of cuff 9 I links and golf, also in which he is very interested. He stands five feet five like or discusing the reason for Los Angeles' Lil Toot's sense of humor never leaves him ex- t of course when someone calls him Lil Toot. Cep I I A great appreciator of iokes in physics class Lee also likes the very minute of attempted humor of Alan K. Now living at 8545 Havenhurst Ave. in Sepul- veda lalso in the sticksl Lee has many miles of which to travel back and forth to school. Sports being his main hobby Lee has earned a varsity baseball letter and a J.V. basketball plus J.M.L. letters in baseball and basketball. He plans on Colorado Colloge and the study of business administration.

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JERRY HERBST What's so important about January 8, 1938? kWell one Jerry Edward Herbst came onto this s er p - iical piece of earth and in 17 years had paved his own road complete with filling stations. The road starts in Chicago, lllinois, and is now resting at 268 Bel A' Rd ire . in L.A. Jerry quietly entered the vast and massive halls of the registrar's office in 1948 and has obviously been with us since. ' Jerry more than stands out athletically as his ,obbies and interests indicate. Waterskiing, bas- ketball, baseball, and cars constitute the above. .lerry always has a laugh for everybody and can always be spotted easily by his bright face. 36 ln the vast domaine of the athletic world Jerry has built himself a solid foundation for his own athletic hall and if you were to venture in- side there would be such sights as two letters in varsity basketball and three baseball. On a lower shelf there would be letters for J.V. bas- ketball and J.M.L. baseball, basketball, track, and swimming. A quick glance to the medal shelf would reveal three All-Around Athlete m eight Helms awards. Also there are a few trophies won by his custom 54 Olds and an Honorable Mention in the Photo section of the Talent Con- test. edals and The captain of the basketball team plans to attend Colorado College or U.S.C. and maior in business administration. Besides attaining a captain's rating the mili- tary he also has acquired Donna Owen.

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ALLEN KANE Captain Alan Frank Kane drives around in his '55 Chevy with his head floating in the clouds. Born December IO, l937, in Providence, Rhode- Island, this cracker of well worn iokes is a fam- iliar figure around the campus. Standing six foot even and weighing l55 pounds Al has records in sports, the Los Angeles Angels, and the Boston Red Sox as his hobbies. On campus he well appreciates public speaking and lunch? ltraitorl Every morning at 8:14 he can be seen running around madly at lO9 McCadden Place trying to find the car or car keys so he can get to school no later than 8:15. iv 38 Coming to B-F in I946 Al has risen to the highest captain and has obtained one good con- duct medal. He has three varsity baseball and basketball letters plus two J.V. basketball and J.M.L. letters in baseball and basketball. Al has won the Talent Tourney twice and has three honorable mentions plus one first in the Current Affairs contest. He has five bronze and two gold Headmaster's medals lthe class brainl and is this year's Co-Editor of the Kay-Det and the Adiutant and, believe it or not, the former president of the chess club lan organization of the more astute pupils. Planning on either Stanford or Yale Al will take up law for his profession.