Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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T P JOHN KICNNICTH CLINTON EIJXINIC A. HOFFINES IL-X., Iiickcrsznr Cullcgc Kcmpvr Hall IH3., 'Xml :vcr-Ncxvtun Denison 'l'lu-ulugival Schmnl , Musu' liusnn1 University f-H11l!llIli2l L'11ivc-rsity liiblc LOWER SCHOOL TEACHERS .Arllliks mf 'rms jvxmlz Svunm.: Mrs. A-Nyrcsg Mrs. Nmmg Mrs, Hudcyg Mrs. Dc Leoncg Mrs. Haggcrty Mrs. Daily, Pagr' Six

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., 1 4112-5 f Page liighl DAYIIJ NELSON CORN lil! liver since his arrival at the Academy Dave has taken an active interest in the school's activities. To these activities Dave has brought a jovial disposition which has won for him a host of friends. Dave has held several managerial posts on vari- ous athletic teams, and he was on the swimming team in his senior year. As Cir- culation Manager and Copy Editor of the Caravel and Academy Life respec- tively, Dave has proved himself a boon to both these publications. Dave has been accepted at Denison, Purdue, and Carnegie Tech. Of these his choice is Carnegie Tech. Wherever he goes, he will find a place for himself in the college of his choice. JACK GUGGENHEIM Since jack entered Academy four years ago, he has steadily gained interest in school life and has been well liked by his classmates. Through hard work and perseverance jack has each year bettered his scholastic achievements. Guggy is easily spotted by the familiar 46 XG -on his coveted blue Buick convertible. He has been seen, upon occasion, making his get-away from school in time to miss organized athletics. But this he did generally to play a round of golf, in which sport he is very prolicient. jack has been an avid supporter of all the school teams, and his side-line support will be much missed. During his senior year, Guggy served as library proctor and as Circulation Manager of the Caravel . We know that jack will be a successful business stu- dent at college. . we ki-