Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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A' I .Y E T E E .Y 7' ll I li' 7' l' - A' l .X WALTER ESTABROOK ln lhe year ninefeen hundred and lhirly-one a smiling, good-nalured youfh was infroduced info lhe lower school of fhe Academy. Faced by all fhe obslacles and handicaps fhal one usually runs up againsi when changing schools, Waller was noi one fo complain or +o give up. Year by year his gradual asceni' in 'rhe scholaslic field proved his sferling qualilies. lmrnediaiely upon enlering our school, allhough placed in a group of boys who had been friends for years, Wall Found his place among fhem. ln spile of fhe facf 'rhal his sludies have noi been oulslanding he has devel- oped 'lhrough his earnesl' efforls a fine abilily +o work al a 'rhing unlil if is done correclly. For fhe pasl' 'Few years he has served laiihlully and capably on fhe Sludenf Council and has received his Press Club Key for his conslanf good worlc for fhe Academy Life and 'rhe Caravel. Under The able direclion of Mr. and Mrs. Evans Waller sings bass in 'ihe Glee Club. Since fhe beginning of his high school years Wall has parlicipafed in foolball, baslcelball, and lennis. This year he won his leffer in foolball and received a reserve leffer for his excellenl play in baslcelball. ln 'rennis especially he has shown exceplional slcill and wilhoul' doubf will make lhe leam. ln addifion +o ihese sporls he plays a very good game of golf. Wal+er's likeable disposifion and earnesf eiilorls in all he does are qualifies which fulure seniors mighf well fry To imilale and which will be of ulmosf value lo him in college. Nexl year Wall' plans lo go lo Connecficul Wesleyan where we wish him fhe besf of luck! PAGE TWENTY-ONE

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T H E C .1 R .1 I ' L' L ROBERT DRAUDT Four years ago The Columbus Academy found in iis enrollmenl for lhe firsi lime a quiel, unassuming Freshman whose diligenl and earnesl work have broughi him remarkably high in every field of aclivily. ln his four shorf years al ihe Academy, Bob has made an oulslanding record for himself bolh as a sludenl and as an alhlele. Scholaslically, Bob has always ranlced near 'lhe lop of his class, Since lhe lhird lorm he has always mainlained an excellenl average in his siudies. During his senior year his name has appeared regularly on 'rhe privilege lisl and he was one of lhe lew boys lo receive 'rhe exira 'rwo and one-half days vacalion before 'rhe s'rar+ of 'rhe spring recess. Nor is Bob only a scholar: he is one of lhe 'foremosl alhleles in The school. lndeed, he is a veleran of varsily sporls, having been on all 'rhe 'leams consislenlly. l-lis hard 'fighiing won him a posilion on 'lhe loolball feam for lwo years. ln bas- lcelball his swifl and clever playing and in baseball his pilching have won 'rhe respecl of lhose who played bolh wilh and againsl him. This year Bob was a member of 'rhe Team winning Jrhe class baskelball fournamenl. I-le has also been an able sup- porler of lhe Academy Life and a member of 'rhe Alhleiic Associalion. Nexl' year Bob plans 'lo relurn To lhe Academy for a pos? graduale course. The following year he is desiined for Princelon Universilyg il is useless for us +0 wish him success, for wilh his personaliiy and inexhauslible energy he cannol help bul achieve il. PAGE TWENTY

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T H E If oil R .4 T ' E L JOHN XERXES FARRAR, JR. Six years ago a blond-headed boy enTered The TirsT Torm oT The Academyg This youTh was oT husky build and oT brillianf mind, desTined To become a leader in boTh aThleTics and scholarship. This boy was Jack Farrar. From The very sTarT oT his evenTTul career, he ranked high in his sTudies. Each year 'found him sTriving Tor new heighTs, Finally in his senior year he has main- Tained an enviable record. Every period when The Senior Privilege LisT has been posTed, Jack's name has been on iT. ln The Tield oT aThleTics he has aTTained iusT as greaT heighTs as he has scholas- Tically. l-le played TooTball as early as his freshman year, when he was a member oT The upper-lower TooTball Team. As a Junior, Jack played cenTer and guard on The varsiTy, sparkling on The defense as well as The oTTense. This year he again played The cenTer posiTion, This Time wiTh more Tury Than ever. ln his Junior year, Jack played on The reserve baskeTball Team. As a Senior, Jack has gone ouT Tor The baseball Team, oT which he was manager while a Junior, Because OT his aThleTic record he Tully deserved The special recogniTion he received when he was elecTed PresidenT of The AThleTic AssociaTion in which he has been a member Tor The pasT Two years. While a Junior, Jack served on The sTudenT council, as one oT The Two boys elecTed Trom ThaT class. ln ThaT same year he was a Tenor in The Glee Club. This year, however, lack oT Time prevenTed his becoming a member oT ThaT organizaTion. STanding above all The oTher exTra-curriculum posiTions Jack has held is ThaT oT being a co-ediTor oT The school newspaper, The Academy Life, and he is also a chairman oT The Press Club. Jack is planning To aTTend PrinceTon nexT year, where we are sure he will be a greaT success. PAGE TWENTY-TWO