Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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First Row: Abbott: Fordg Katz, Winegarner, F4 Wright, 1.3 Detrick, Second Row: Buchanan: Griffing Huffmang Browng Walther, Corrodig Greene. Frorr. our first day as Sophomores we real- ized that the coming year would he a difficult one, yet one full of many pleasures. We have worked hard in the class room and on the athletic fields, and we believe that we have gained some measure of success in these ac- tivities. ln spite of the many difficulties we have encountered during this year, We can look back with satisfaction at our record. The Class of l953, the biggest in the Upper School, placed many names on the honor roll. Lane, Katz, Forman, and Green received two extra days spring vacation, and more of our class earned one day extra. Almost all of the fourth farmers participated in the various seasonal sports. Many earned l't1gf-' ,I'It't'IIYj'-.fl-.l' tx X A T

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X' if ,ff fl hardwood with such players as Iohn Zeigler, Tad Potter, and Ronnie Sandberg, Tennis, golf, and baseball the last athletics of the year saw the active participation of the lun- iors. The sincere efforts of the class officers in many ways strengthened the class. Chuck La Monte was again voted the presidentq while Tad Potter and Ronnie Sandberg held their of- fices of last year. Frequently the honor rcll was inscribed JUNIORS with the narnes of Charles l.aMcnte, Ton: Hardin, and Alan Lunsfordy but studies and athletics dia not entirely confine the interests of the lunior Class. The l'Caravel, Academy Life, Press Club, etc., also absorbed a large part of their efforts, With the coming years bringing so many uncertainties and difficult decisions, the Iunior Class members will, in years to come, look back upon this year as one of the most im- portant and profitable years of school.

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Ps A-pdf HP' 'Que 'ii First Row: LaMonte, 1.5 Goodmang Forman, P.g Carrollg Clapham, Feibel, D. Second Row: Sheafg Laneg Kennedy, Wesselsg Bermang Staufferg Dooley. their varsity letters playina football. No Sophomore made the varsity basketball team, but a larae number played and gained ex- perience on the reserve squad. Durina the winter many Sophomores were on the swim- minq team. When sprina rolled around our class was divided between baseball, aolt, and tennis. We of the Sophomore Class were not solely occupied with books and sports. The Glee Club claimed many ot our members. We held tour dances in the dininq hall durina the year, each of which was a success. Now that the Sophomore year is ended, we look forward to the challenge ot the lunior year. We shall try to improve in sports and in our studies as we ao ln Quest of the Best. SOPHOMORES