Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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lay Hanna has spent SIX years at the Academy They are not consecuuve years for he attended Culver M1l1tary Academy 1n between But lay hlmself IS unchang1ng When he returned to th1s school we found the same lay Hanna who had left Always outstandmg 1n athlet1cs lay played basketball h1s lun1or and Sen1or years he showed hlmself to be such a good prtcher on the baseball HERBERT RICHARD HUFFMAN Reserve Football Varslty Football 2 3 4 Swlrnmmg 2 arsnty A 3 4 lOff1cer Class Offncer 3 Glee Club 3 4 When Dxck Huffman entered the Columbus Academy IH the f1rst grade he d1dn t have the be whrskered face whlch IS known to us all today However 1t was only a few grades later that thrs famous beard began to sprout IU all 1ts glory Smce then the beard was to be seen runn1ng up and down a football freld for three years 1t has appeared 1n the Academy Glee Club 1t marks the treasurer of the Vars1ty A Drck IS bless d Wllh lA 1' SHERMAN HANNA Football -4 Bas etball 3 4 wummmg l a eball 3 4 'Cap am Varssty A Glee Club 4 squad that he was elected capta1n th1s year and part1c1pated rn football as quarterback He also obta1ned a berth on the sw1rnm1ng squad lay takes a great deal of pleasure 1n pleasure he loves a good Joke and a good t1me He 1S serlous and 1ntent on the thlngs he l1kes fr1ends fun and athletlcs lay IS QOIHQ to attend D n1son Den1 son w1ll re we qu1t an add1t1on a ready wrt and a full capac1ty for en1oy1ng h1m self Wherever a good tlme IS to be had there wrll you always frnd that beard But the Beard can be serxous too and often IS He IS a good and generous fr1end who IS ltked by most dlshked by none The beard IS shlny wrth aggresslve confr dence When 1t travels to Malne to attend Colby College Drck Huffman wlll undoubtedly accom pany 1t 111 X111 f ' S A Nw., , 1 ' k A, . S ' ff . 3. B S -. t 1. ,, ,,-1.34. . ' : . H l I I ... 1 I , . o , ' , ' ' cer e . . f ,AJ K uw.. . r . . -1. . . MI' t V . ,,,,i2. ' . ,I -, . I - I I - , I ' - : . ' ' 1 , - -D . o . '1,.- .-It-.vu

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RICHARD IRVJIN EIDSON Football Manager l Varsuty Football 2 3 4 Swfmmmg Baseball Manager arstty A Glee Club 4 The class of 1950 would have mrssed a lot of fun had not Dtck Eldson regtstered at Academy four years ago There would have been no one to krd no one to drscuss no one to ponder Prarses be for Drck and h1s ab1l1ty to absorb our lcrddmg D sprt From Arhngton Dave came to the Academy rn hts Freshman year Wrth one accord the class accepted Dave and Dave accepted 1t At frrst the stud1es were dtfftcult for Dav1d as they are for all new corners but he worked hard often con fused by the grammar and usage to whtch Mr Bown exposed the Freshmen As a result af drlr gent work rn hrs senrar y ar Dave 'nade group H of the Honor Roll Du rng the sophorrt re y ar when the class was Ill 111111 1 the good natured banter whtch tra1ls htm 1t IS not dlffrcult to realrze that Dtck rs one of the most popu lar boys at Academy He IS a loyal and unselhsh frrend Whether or not he IS krdded rn college we are sure he wtll have a host of fnends DAVID IOHN FULLEN Varsuty Football 3 Reserve Basketball 2 aseball arstty A Caravel 4 Glee flub 4 lntra mural Champs 4 try1ng to have dates on foot Dave often came to the rescue 1n that once black now blue Chevrolet The class w1ll never be able to return all the rrdes Althcugh hke many of the Vrkrngs Dave IS not a stellar athlete he has never given up worktng hard whether rt be at football basketball or baseball In the Glee Club as tenors Dave and a few others fought hard not to be outsung by the basses lt IS certarn that Davrd Fullen s future wrll be a suc ess 6 ' -1. XX ll J --4, lx S r 'il x V . ,, ,,g4I I ' -2, ,4. - , 3. Varsity Basketball-A4. B --l, 2, 3, 4. V - ,, ,,x3'4' ' ' U e , r' .3 e ' c . lljt' :Tl

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RALPH EUGENE H U MPHREY Tennis Manager----4. Academy L1fe ' -3, 4. PVQSS Club -4. Ralph Humphrey, throughout his tour years at the Acaderny, has been recognized as the hardest worker and the most serious student He has been manager oi the tennis team and circulation man ager of the Academy Lde ln both activities he has labored hard and long and won the highest of praise for himself Quiet and intent Ralph 1S great ly respected by all who know him But perhaps he can be appreciated the most by his teachers -4 has reen w1tn us althctgh retween 8 30 a a E 43 n the ni rning r ic darkly cn t is 'n tinal tar 1 ss th v u ha e used hi heer ul smile nd intec a ca nature especia r the eg ing c the aax An a ar1 1 us reaaer D1 k uia Q ways I I rr , ,A When Ralph entered the school he was not a scholar, but steadily his work began to improve ln his Sophomore year the faculty paid him great honor in awarding him the Princeton Cup the prize which is awarded each year to the student who has been most conspicuous tor improve ment Ralph receives praise with modesty We think that when he erters Ghi State this Fall there will be a great deal more of praise which shall greet his modesty RICHARD BONTECCU lONES Gee Club 3 4 tea Ll s s h eni J a is ,1t1 nar engineering feats D1 k is alsoi re ested ll industrial desig 11nJ VV1 h dl his enthu Q .v ubt a 1 D c me er r engineer at rin w I -- , A Dicl nc- Q . - for tw: years, -1 .. he c:11rz 2 S pin icr an answer in hzqcry class. Sadly, '4 A : H 1 : f It ' U C A A . At o::.e he nicst . sys ppitterin' arcun' h' , . chsrrmstry laboratory, when hs is nc: 'lanrxirig Sem: s lco . ' h - .1 a.. . id nec-, tar L C, , , C , , L revov o v . . . c f ri' r- . , , , . 119 CC td 'J .. . S 'R 4 f 1 V 1 V - 1- - , c. . ci.. . a . v , I A I Z' 1 fl .V f. A ' . - 11 , ' 5 , , , , UVJS -V - 1-Y if A 5 mn A -iasrrt ' e have no do th t Drcfc wil, e c.. a ' s ' . 'cc s ' , c co ' ' xl 3- sup ac. .. 2. . T Q..itj. Ltllfa' fin'