Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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- A - Q Scared Phtter, secretary, LaMfmrc, C , president, Sartdborg, counctl member Stamdung Rardtn, Hull, Darflerg Smks, T, MCLC-ang Ztcglerg Lurlc, Lunsford, Hanford SOPHOMORE CLASS Although the Soplftorriore Class beasts only twelve members, ll certainly lS one of the most aCt1ve groups at the Academy, lt 1s a Class plaqued by tragedy, besause tie areaa azsease rclrs, las: SLHHIIIPT, Clatrrred hte if a Class' mate Nate Hallwcicga. But despite Slllfll mister' turtes, the Sopl1ar1.1 res have dtlrqerrtly r.azea cz lfflll 1r1 schalasues, atrrletres, arta extra-C.grr1:11.1:r act1v1t1es. Crt the football ttela Taft Fritz-rr, Rirmie Sara' bzra, Don lflcleart, aio Trggrti xr. :mms ac' trert ort the varsity sauaa. Pdtter arta oar1ar,era received their Varsity letters, '.'.',l1 ..1u ,N .th ci wmter the athletes tgfxea if . zsfzeirz, ara sw1r1.rn1r1g. lohm Z1 eafer .rf ff-fy 1 rf-rw v .Y 3 u Hx .eta ,1 ..T.t.1.,,.. the varsity zasrcettzal tearr., aia six Qtners payea on the reserve team. To the sw1mrn1riq team the Soplworuore Class cemrmuted two rnerrriert. 'When sprma rolled around, the sgkt cf l6Y1I'1lS racrcets ana baseball gloves revealed the ftrral athletrc endeavor of the year. lm the classrqerr. the Sorrrgfriires perfirrred adr'r1iral,lyp the r1ar1.es of Tcrr. Ftarazrr, ffharles Lalvlortte, and Alarr Lunsford regularly appeared CR the Honor Roll. Not coiterit with lirixinq their rrtterests m extra-Currtsular C1Cll'.'lT1ES to the Cara- vel, The Academy Life, Glee Club, VGIS1l'j Stuaeri' ffourzeil, and the lffifa FE'jlEYTIl1STS'-- the Sgrhirrines srfrsorea ' 'fern' S',lT'I9FSf',ll UflI'.ff?'.

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rw ns Seated Cary, council member, Zollinger, president, Willcox, secretary, Standing Madison, Rosenfeld, Underwood, Feibel, l Kayser, Coleg Groffg Ayres, Bonnellg Bull D. JUNIOR CLASS Realizing its importance in school lite, this years lunior Class shouldered a rriaior part at scholastic and extracurricular activities. Andy Cary, our only new student, was warrnly wel' earned hy the entire school. For nearly a rnonth loefore school began, seven ot our rriernloers vied for positions on the first eleven. Dave Madison Bob Zollinger, Rod Wzllf cox and lir11 Feibel won letters: and Don Cole, Dick Bull, and Bob Rosenfeld saw considerable actor.. Shortly after school resurtged, cfass electiiz showed Zell, presiderity Rod, secretary-treasure. firi . Aridy council represezitative. VJ1th winter upon us we hastened inside. Zoll and Dave secured berths with the Varsity shoot- ers, while Tom Bonnell, Andy, and Wayne Kay- ser played reserve hall. Dick Bull rnanaged the Varsity while lim swam for the rnerrnen, The corriing oi Spring found lohn Ayres, Al Underwood, Dave, Andy, and Wayne swinging bats, along with Rod, last ye-ar's catcher. Paul Sroff asszsted in rtianagzng tennis, The riazties ot Cary Rosenfeld, Vlfzllcox Zol- Qinger, and Feiloel constantly frequented the Hori- or Roll. Cher aotL'.'1ties Qncligded SWT, Glee flak, . izrsxy A ', Press 'flak and School puhiicar 'L tis. 'ffe is i cresewed 1' '.'er',' 51lCh?SSf'.ll 'utiif .dr-M,

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'A rs' 1 , 2 fi ef -f. K . 5 H L 1 l First Row Katz, A., secretary, Griffin, president, Lario, Council member, Gaodman, Foreman, Qarroll, Feibrgl, D, LaM9ntc, I Clapham, Qulllan, Dooley. Second Row ,Schaefg Deitrich, Buchanan, Forsythe, Bc-rrnan, Abbott, Ford, Stauffer, Ktdwell, Wemgardner, F5 Corrodi, I Huffman, j, Wright, Brown, Walther. FRESHMAN CLASS Frfani the IFE-jlllfllllkj at this school year, the Class ot l953 knew lull well that the lallawing inanths would prove to he dilticult in both scholas- tics and athl zitauntahl etxcs. Despite the apparently insurf e apstacles in the farm af new expert ences and respansinilities, hard work and en- thusiastic play have resulted in knowledge, ex- perience, and CY9I'f1ll develojefizent. To the ten new members ct Freshman Class the work has been extremely difficulty however, r,a:z:es at several at these students cen- stantly appeared on the Honor Ball. More than a auarter ot the Freshmen have maintained hers er grades thrcuahauz the year. The class has been regiresented 1: Qithleticsg Freshmen have carried the balance af ptwer in upper-lawer sports an-d have lurnished reserve haskethall players and varsity hasehall and tennis candidates. This year the class elected very capable ci' ticers: President, Bill Grilling Council Ptepresenta' tive, Bill Lanep and Secretaryffreasurer, Aaron Katz. Despite the size ot the Freshman Class, one af The larqest in the histary af the Academy, all the bays have found places in the life cf the Siflllilf and the large number af Freshmen will increase the eniayment at remeziiperiria friends when the flass at l953 will cnaziae ti leak fhraulgh this frxrdvel in the future.