Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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'VJILLIAIMI IOSEPH O NEIL Reserve Basketball--2. 3 'Captain Varsuty Basketball-74. Tenms -2, 3,-1. Baseball -3. Varstty A 2, 3, -l 'Pres:dentI Class Officer 2, 3. 4 tPresndentI. Student Council 72, 3, -4. Academy Llfe - --4, Three years ot popularity and close Iriendshrp have marked Brll s attachment to the class of 1950 Sen1or qab sessrons have oft been htahltahted by hls sctnttllattna words OI wrsdom on many sub Jects In whatever sport he has partrcrpated he has been a sparkpluq and has never been known to qrve up Brll has been the pres1denI of the semor The I rages r y In thrs year s Sealer Class ana perhaps the Q' v l Itrle IS ca Racer Tod us d rs srze wel Ihr uah ut hrah s h Playrnq I I Independent I1 Q II 1 r Year Ira nd Iearr C MI Buckexet rs year T d s vm I 16 rnlah ca c, radrcal F xe tI1cat1 'I slrnply Q Itend an Arrer rcan Hrst ry class There yca wrll Irnd one boy I r JI Inv in 21 I class and cI the Varsity A In basketball he holds the Academy reserve scorma record and played In the all star C E L reserve qarne In 1949 Besrdes basketball Brll has been on both the Iennrs and aoII teams Wrth hrs capacrty Ior makrna and keeplna Irrends B1ll should have success In colleqe ana after STODDARD STOWE RAPER ootball 2 Basketball 2 Swlmmmg Baseball l Varsuty A Glee Club 3 the art ers ma a3'11nsIccaI vuners and ms pay w1lI be T a R per Now bern., pro scn ethrna rs act IU 1seI rad1caI but when suqaests that ar va all the coal rs fr e erw re pe come Iarrrers I IS I arc I Tod appre 1 es a a cd Irrne he IS a a cd tr e d e IS aaaressrve ana ne er n1dalecI ther aa h cptnr ns Ve expect I see hr n rnake rrg 'ION e lor hrrnsel' In eae and later In 16 - , , ' . . . V I . I v 4 I ' , I . F f , 3, 4, ' ' ---1. A fl, 2, 3, -l. , l ' 'age g',c I I '- I' ' , I I .nc :I fc J 'lx '-, t'I-,' - ' I f- I fy - A ' - aio-, C C , 'I' . be V 3 - I -- U 1 - F I O O I CA Cd- - 35- I I I- I. . I cne -- I l , we cu I I I -rmne ,nd v jo I V ball Icr three years, Ted rnade secondtearn all- I , , , .I .I -... h sra ca.. cat , . o, 'Inc Lno c I secs. S IA I - Cv ul H .H M d' A' H C ' . Q 1- I. il QT I II A A 'ir I I . Y- A 3 EQ IS I C -U X ' ' .Cr'Y sC-I I 1 I I- cc :II afz. I ' ' o c-. ' ' ' Q call' c I ' I ' lI . 'I I IIAVYIU

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Perhaps the best liked boy rn the Senror Class rs Stanley Katz Since he came to this school a few y ars ago he has established himself as a scholar and athlete At Academy Stan has participated in many extra curricular activities but hrs civic actrv ities far outnumber these He has done work for is well known throughout the crty Stan rs a ser lOHN WELLINGTON KIMBLE Varslty Football 3 4 Reserve Basketball 2 Varsrty Basketball 3 Varsrty A Caravel Gee Club 3 4 During hrs two and a half years at the Academy I ck has divided hrs time evenly among sports studies and gallrvantrng He played reserve bas ketball during his sophomore year and partrcr pated in varsity basketball and varsity swrmmrng during hrs Junior year Hrs speed afoot however made him an especrally good football play r though he was often sidelined with rnrurres In his studies lack w s somewhat behind his fellow students when he enter d the .Academy but by constant application he now makes average STANLEY HOWARD KATZ Football 2 Football Manager 4 Reserve Basketball 2 3 Varsity Basketball 4 aseball l Varsrty A Class Offrcer 4 Cum Laude 4 Academy Lrfe Caravel Press Club 4 Gee Club 3 4 lntra mural Champ 4 rous minded student as a friend he owns a mighty wrt and clever personality Hrs sense of humor rs known and appreciated by both the faculty and the students Hrs feeling for pleasure rs greatly respected for rt rs intangible and cannot be d scribed If Stan obtains the success rn college cessful grades One of hrs more noteworthy talents aside from that of amusing his classmates with tall tales during bullsessrons rs hrs abrlrty to sing He is especrally adept at rmrtatrng Vaughn Monroe Another of hrs characteristics rs hrs ten d ncy to discourse on psychology or on psycholo grcal cases H likes people crowds and good times and whenever there rs a party lack rs sure to be there Next year Krmbre plans to go to Ohro State and later he will enter som freld of medrcrne l'rrfJr lrrrutr ml. H l r It B - , 2, 3, 44 ' --l, 2, 3, 4. ,, . Hi 4- iun, H ., ,,-4. A r . l - , . ,, ,A A-1 - M if if 1 e ' ' ' ' many social and civic organizations, and his name which he has had at high school, he will be suc- , ,, ,,g3' 44 ,, ,,-4. I W- , . ' V ' e , ' . e ' , , 9 . , ' , ' 9

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In IIVQ years at the Columbus Academy B111 Re1land has d1st1ngu1shed htmself as a conscrentr ous rel1able and w1ll1ng student Seldom has there been an affa1r 1n school 1n wh1ch B111 has not played a part HIS av1d 1nterest 1n photogra phy gave h1m a coveted pos1t1on on the Academy Life and the Caravel for h1s four h1gh school years After three years 1n the Press Club B111 rner1ted the honor of bemg Eclrtor of the 1950 Caruvel Srngmg was also one of B111 s extra ac lOl-IN BARTON RESLER Football 2 3 4 lCaptanl Reserve Basketball 2 Varsnty Ba ketball 3 Tenms Manager l T nms 3 4 Varsuty A lOtt1cerl Class Offncer 3 G e Club 3 4 In the Mlddle School Long lohn was a good student but rn the tenth grade he started to 11ft we1qhts and he soon declared that bulglng healthy muscles were better than a burn1ng t1red brarn So lohn concentrated chlefly on athletrcs HIS man 1nterest 1n 11fe became football and 1t pard off too for he was elected football capta1n and chosen the most valuable l1neman 1n the M1d Buckeye Conference In the w1nter lohn gleefully fouls on the basketball floor and rn the sprmg WILLIAM FRANK REILAND ootball 2 3 Re erve Basketball 2 3 Varsity Basketball 4 Baseball Manager l 2 Varsuty A Class Offucer l 4 Student Councul l Cum Laude 4 Academy Lute Caravel lEdltorl Press Club72 3 4 Glee 'lub Prestd nt 3 lntra mural Charrps 4 1lV11lGS and hrs unt1r1ng efforts as Presxdent of the Glee Club Warrant much approval B111 ach1eved Cum Laude th1s year after IIVG years of good scholarshlp and h1gh honor grades For the past three years B111 s fam1l1ar number 73 was seen at Academys left end Dur1ng basketball season B111 was known as a f1ne team player wh1le he garnered h1s share of pornts W1th h1s well rounded background and w1despread Ublllly B111 w1ll achreve success 1n whatever professron he chooses blasts tennls balls past h1s opponents Outs1de of athlet1cs Iohnny bel1eves 1n STGYIDQ hGDlOY He smgs rncessantly Jokes and laughs so much that the teachers often have to excuse h1m from class Just to keep the other boys rn order W1th h1s frrends and he has many Iohn IS srncere and fa1r He never bullres and IS l1ked by everyone Truly lohn should be a favorrte W1th h1s class mates and an asset to the football team when he enters Colby next fall 114 ta nfvy 1' 1 F -V. ,4, 5 -1, , . ' --l, 2. 3, 4. '-,4. ' fl, 2, 3, 4. Tl,2, 3,4 ' . x. A9 1 ,4. ..' K i ,- X' I I fl ,. 5 1 , I ' s - , 4. - ' -,2. 'Q' e '-, . ' +l,2, 3,4 ' . le 3, . l'u-'TV' '-fltrt'