Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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Football l, 2, 3 Swimming l, 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Play 3, 4 Library Committee 4 Page Ten KENNETH HARNEY ABBOTT. IR. 5'-?s ew , Z 4 A We f S2 Topping the alphabetical list of this year's senior class is one of its best known members, Ken Abbott. Ken, whc is often jokingly called Coon Dog by his classmates, has been a member of this institution of learning for six years, and during this time he has become well acquainted with all the different members of our class, the teachers, and those numerous ruses that enable us to avoid as much homework as possible. Ken has achieved a degree of notoriety by having, one by one, several of his classmates acci- dentally demolish some essential part of his beloved Ford, fully provided with all the speed equipment necessary to leave a strip of rubber fifteen feet long and six inches wide upon his sudden depar- ture frorn the school grounds. Because of religious restricticns, Ken was able to play in only about half of our football games this year, and the- team certainly could have used him on many occasions. Ken also is one of the better divers in the city, but was kept from competition this year because- of illness. It is generally conceded that Ken has the finest head of hair in the class, although a few ignorant dissenters claim that Wolfgang Deemer has raised a superior crop. A good student, Ken excels in Chernistryg and his spectacular successes in unsupervised experimentation can easily be seen by any newcomer to the schcol who wishes to look for the acid holes in the floor of the lab, or who is able to find the sections of the wall that have mysteriously acquired peculiar tints. Ken has decided to follow in his father's footsteps and has chosen medicine to be his life's work. With an inquiring mind and a proportional amount of ability, Ken's success is assured.