Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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DAVID HENRY MADISON Ever since the day last spring when Dave was playing second base and was seized with such an 1tch that the game was halted momentanly has Dave been known as Itchy L1ttle Itch s ath let1c prowess does not end w1th baseball he has earned no less than SIX VGISIIY letters 1n two years HIS Ir1ends all know h1m for h1s WII and ever ready con versatron Dave IS headed tor N1chols College where he w1ll tra1n h1mself for the bus1ness world If he can sell thmgs as well as he sells h1rnselt he IS half way to success already Football 2 3 4 llvtg l Academy Lnfe Caravel Press Club I 11114 1 Football 3 Basketball 3 Swimming 4 Baseball 3 Varsuty A 3 4 ROBERT CLAYTON ROSENFELD N-. Although the flower ot our class IS l1ghtly n1ck named Bose bud or Bosey he IS less care free than the name m1ght 1mply In the recess bull sess1ons Bob IS the read1est Wllh a Joke and a chuckle As a hobb1est Bob IS hard to excel For many years h1s spare t1me has been occu D1 d w1th photography and stamp collectxng and h1s hobby of makmg records from sound tape has turned 1nto a lucrat1ve bus1ness In school Bob has stud1ed d1l1 gently and worked Ia1thfully for the publ1cat1ons I-Ie was Bus1ness manager for thls edrtron of the Caravel W1th h1s haDDY com b1nat1on of l1ght heartedness and appl1cat1on h1s l1Ie should be su cessful and happy I rl 1 I 3 ,- , . 7 , 4 , . . '- ,4 777 V 1 1 I , yi I I 1, , .1 , I . ee .9 . - I ,1 A uw, 'A v v r- ' 1, . H F3- 4 f' 1.1 , . . . 1, ,,ii4 I ,,.4 5 . . . Lx, L, 1 Q . . . . ' H VV A ki- , Q ' .S'i.z'f1'-'11

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Football 4 Swimming 2 Tennis Mgr 4 Caravel G ee Club 2 3 CHARLES WAYNE KAYSER Wherever Wayno rs people are apt to be aware of hrs pres ence At least most people find rt hard to ignore bright blue cars Chartreuse socks green trousers and fusra ties Where there rs a Joke to be told an eraser to b thrown or a master ready for mental crack up there Waynors most ap to be Cn spring after noons Wayno onsprcuously twrrls baseballs to conspicuously ducking batters ln the evening you may often find him rn th dark roorn dexeloprng a picture for the Caravel or Academy Lrfe both of which he has served as Chief Photographer f r four years Arl who know Wayno know that he rs most consprcous of all f r his never failing good nature and his ready smile We will look for hrm often on the front page of diplomacy Jl? PAUL EDWARD GROFF A certain adage applies to Paul Grotf. He is invariably among the first to arrive at Aca- demy every morning His eyes are as sharp as a hawks to see some way he can help a boy or master and he never crows over hrs accomplishments By being the unassuming good natured person he is Paul has won the friendship of everyone Although studies have never come easily to Paul he has made great prog ress at Academy during hrs four years here rust as that bird was rewarded with the worm We all know a lot more good adages that apply to Paul the morals of which will send him far on hrs way Bas etball 3 'Mgr J asketball l lRes t aseball l Class Officer l Academy Life 2 3 4 aravel Press Club 3 4 G ee Club 3 4 Library Committee 4 1111161

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aseball l ClassOff1cer Z 4 Student Council 2 Academy Life Llbrary Committee 4 RODERICK HARRISON VVILLCOX Heads its true tails it s false Aqain Willy s oracle ta silver o lar? divines the riaht answer u for those times when a silver o lar is not handy Rod has other way of arriving at the truth good hard work As a re sult Rod has been conslstently oa the honor roll dunnq his six years at Academy Rod is equally energetic sports and extra curricular aciivi ties After three years of diliaerit work for the Academy Life Rod became its editor-in-chief his son- ior year. Also Rod has b en on the Caravel staff and was pres- ident of the school. ln athleios Rod has excelled in football and baseball. Rod is so obviously many-sided and well-balanced that he cannot help but succeed at Williams and thereafter. basal ALAN UNDERWOOD When a qood sense of humor and an industrious attitude com bine the resulting personality is a dynamic one So is the case with Al Underwood who in his four years at the Columbus Academy has made a fine record Al s reaay iokes have done much to lighten what would have been otherwise dull classes Al is to be found wherever he can aive his classmates a helpinq hand With his liaht heartedness mixed with his industry Al is destined for success in whatever he under takes in the future Football-43 Basketball-2 lMgr.J Go -3 aseball-I 2 3 4 4Ca . arsity A-el 2 3 4 tPre . Class Officer-3 President of School-4 Academy Lite 72 3, -4 tEdi or' aravel -- Press Club-3 4 Clee Club-2 3, 4 Cum Laude Society J . ',.,, .. ,lift .ati at