Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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JUNIOR CLASS The class of 1950 is now the senior class of Academy. Greater athletic and scholastic achievements we now look to in the future, but the past year, our junior year, was a glorious one. The first days last fall were enlivened by three new boys: John Seibert, Dick Jones, and Robert Bull. Later during the year our class benefited by the arrival of Tom Brock and jay Hanna. In the fall the football team was well fortified with juniors. Bill Reiland held down one end, as did Gibby Brown until an injury put him on the side lines. john Resler, who was elected as next year's captain, did a fine job at guard. Jerry Stone, until halted by an injury near the season's end, played well at center. It was Dave F ullen who filled in the gaps at guard and center in time of need. Bob Barton, jack Kimble, and Tod Raper composed the backfield. These Juniors have gained much experience and look forward to next season in our newly-formed league. Preston Sinks and Dick Eidson aided the team materially as substitutes. Several juniors contributed to school life throughout the year by giving speeches in chapel. Stan Katz served as Community Chest speaker from the Academy, which led all schools of Columbus in the percentage of donations to the Community Chest. The class also gave a successful dance honoring the football squad. Frequently during the year the names of our class scholars: Preston Sinks, Bob Barton, Ralph Humphrey, Bill O,Neil, Jim Spencer, Stan Katz, and Bill Reiland graced the Honor Roll. VVhen the basketball season rolled around, nine Juniors were seen on the team. Playing for the varsity were Captain-elect Bob Barton, Jay Hanna, John Seibert, jack Kimble and Tod Raper, of whom the first three received varsity letters. Bob Barton ranked sixth in league scoring. On the reserves were Bill O'Neil, Stan Katz, Dave Fullen, and Bill Reiland. Bill O'Neil scored 209 points to break Bob Barton's year-old record of 204 points. Bill was also second high in league reserve scoring, and was chosen for the all-star team. Bob Bull assisted as reserve manager. Page Nineteen