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

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EDWARD PASCHALL The great fishing expert and professor on how to relax entered old B-F in the year 1949. Prof. Edward Samuel Paschall, born March 29, 1937 in Seattle, Washington, moved to L.A. in 1946. Scraping the pencil sharpeners at six foot one inch and 190 pounds Ed presents a formidable picture. His hobbies being only two are well associated with him around school, in fact, they are some times used as weapons against him. Fishing as already mentioned plus science fiction occupy a great amount of this senior's time. Ole Ed also enioys such subiects as Public Speaking and U.S. History. He might be called the man of distinguished humor since he is never known to laugh at any but the best of iokes. . , , -f- Ed has gone from private to corporal to ser- geant to sergeant-first-class to his present rank of second lieutenant. He is now keeper of the staff. Athletic-wise Ed has earned three varsity foot- ball letters plus the addition of the Most Val- uable Lineman award this year. He was one of the standouts on this year's team. He played basketball this year. Ed has also earned a J.V. letter in swimming and J.M.l.. letters in baseball, basketball, and swimming. Well known for his easy going personality, Ed has earned himself the friendship of iust about everybody in school. He plans on attending U.S.C. and take up neucular chemistry.

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DON OWEN From the land of brand new cars came Don Buchannan Owen born May 26, l937, in De- troit, Michigan. Don might take the position of class iester or ioker as you might have it. Rising six feet one and a half inches Don weighs in at one hundred and seventy pounds. Photography and architecture are the hobbies of this senior with photography the main interest. He is a member ofthe photo club and does much of his own printing. Don also likes languages, math, and journalism on the school curriculm. Now living at 268 St. Pierre Rd. in Bel Aire, he is seen daily tooling to campus in his custom '54 Olds. Don entered in 1946 and has earned letters in J.M.L. baseball and basketball plus awards for archery and swimming. He has risen from private to color corporal in this year's color guard. Don also has a 'few con- duct ribbons dangling on his iacket. An honorable mention in poetry and a win in the photo contest round out this seniors activities. Hoping to attend U.S.C. Don will study law.

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JAMES POLLOCK 1. Jaime has a varsity football letter and d ue to his short soiurn ot B F h h ' - e asnt had time for other sports. Often seen attending contemporary and pro- gressive concerts Jaime is also very interested in the legitimate stage. He plans on enr rs at the Pasadena Playhouse and eventually becom- ing a radio and T.V. director. olling in the school for acto 46 James Guthrie Pollock was born square danc ing on December 28, l937, in Hollywood, Cali fornia. From then until now 18 years later he now stands six feet one and weighs l9O pounds. Jaime considers hot-rods, spear-fishing, and I . p ay acting as his favorite hobbies d ' an interests. ln school he likes such as iournalism and English as his best subiects. Entering B-F in i953 Jaime is the president of the Vice-Rebels and a well known frequenter of th e weed house. In onnolsseur of progressive iazz and modern movements. the music field he is a great c ' Jaime lpronounced Hy-mei also likes the finer points of humor especially when it concerns Pops Coutant and his English class. He also ap- preciated the madness of iournalism and it f s u- tility in the world of writing.