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

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The following pages contain the future of Black-Foxe School, and it looks good. These are the A students, the leaders, and the followers, each individual and free to make of himself what he is able. They now have a chance to use the training Black-Foxe offers, and they are lucky for the opportunity to become the men they should be. There is every possibility for everyone, and the group looks promising. Good luck, Undergrads! UNDERGRADS

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What Black Foxe would ever do without some- one to take care of the little kids we'll never know. But Dudley Arkell Warner ll has had that rigorous iob all year and has come through un- scathed. Dud came to B-F, in the heart of Hollywood, in 1951. He recently moved to Wilcox which is about two blocks from school. He is the second generation to attend B-F. He was born May 20, 1937, in Los Angeles and has been here ever since. He is very interested in firearms, stamps, coins, Hi-Fi, cars and sailing. His favorite school sub- iects are chemistry, physics, math, and U.S. History. He can usually be seen every day plugging away at some complex math or physics problem or running around after loose brats, er, boys. One might see him, however, dabbling in the photo lab or wrapping up his 22 inchers on his Ford station wagon. 'P I' 'J DUDLEY WARNER In athletic, he can always be counted on to try his best. He has one varsity letter in football and expects to make a J.V. letter in swimming. As far as the scholastic division goes Dud has won an honorable mention in poetry. Whether the ioke cracked is humorous or not he will always give out with at least a courtesy laugh. His sense of humor is enlightning in times when humor is needed. Dudley plans to attend Occidental and take up pre-engineering. il A. '. eg, bf ti 4.. ,, yi ' ,T ph is -M

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