Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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l R. ALAN JENKINS Entered 1947 Swimmin 1, 2, 3, 4 50-54 min Foolball 5 3 I P j Varsity A 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Proctor 3 . Academy Life 3, 4 Cmzwel 4 O - Q . f A A small, innocuous piece of paper has often proved to be the undoing of a peaceful study hall. The magical mis- sive contains a cleverly subtle caricature of a student, master, or possibly a perpetual motion machine drawn by l Casey, Odin, K. C., Jenk, or Kevin-all meaning Alan jenkins. The art work throughout this Carmel is the handi- work of this most imaginative member of our class. jenk's 9 ' wit has made many classes endurable and even enjoyable. Such hilarious drawing and sayings as Alan's are indicative 4 of a formidable imagination and a wonderful sense of X M humor. However, Casey's abilities are notllimited tio his ' ' brilliant art, for he is also a driver in scho astics an at - letics. l !ll39A ' eww 5? Swimming is Casey's greatest passion. jenk spent at least three seasons out of a year improving his endurance and speed in all of the competitive strokes. His tireless efforts in behalf of the swimming team earned him the position of co-captain. He also played football in his first three years of high school. It is only fitting that, in conclusion, we record one of jenk's classic verses. And while the villain onward stole. A smile upon his lips he smole . . . 22 i if

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FREDERICK M. ISAAC Entered 1947 Szuimmifzg 1, 2, 3, 4 C0-Capfqin Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Varrily AU 1, 2, 3, 4 Amdem ' Li e 2, 3, 4 Editor J 2' Glee Club 4 sage 08567 As if all these activities were not enough, Fred is also an accomplished pianist. Fred's determination to improve himself, his sincerity, his amiability, and his many talents will doubtless bring him success at college. is For versatility Fred Isaac would take a prize. We have often wondered where Fred finds time to maintain his characteristic proficiency in school work, athletics, and extracurricular activities. Besides the effort required to keep his honor grades, he has put much time and energy into this year's Amzlezzzy Life of which he is editor. The responsibilities of this position were no obstacle to Fred's perseverance. A determined competitor in swimming, Fred has logged many hours in the pool in an effort to improve his times. The success of his work is indicated by the many fine per- formances which Fred has turned in. I-lis efforts earned him four varsity letters and a co-captaincy of the team. ff ir. ' 2l

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DRURY D. JOHNSON Entered 1956 Temzif 3, 4 fmmmgerj Varfiiy A 3, 4 It'5 not much-1 but lf'ZS Y-Lgrne, As a volunteer for class projects, and a veteran of the junior Prom, we have always found him dependable. Because of his amiability we look forward to his com- pany and even more so the entertaining stag parties, dances, and picnics which, much to our delight, he frequently spon- sors. We ho e that his lans for the future will not carry him too far fiom Columlbus, for we will miss him. Wfhenever you see a black and red Volkswagen bus piloted by a lean, rustic figure smoking a pipe, wave, be- cause that is Dru Johnson. Likely as not, Dru will wave back, because he is by nature friendly and congenial. Every Friday evening he loads his bus with Seniors, and off they go in a cloud of tobacco smoke questing after sport, con- viviality, and girls. Dru made himself a valuable member of the celebrated ice hockey team, and as manager of the tennis squad he twice earned a well deserved letter. His knack with tools, his way with people, and his Microbus have made him a valuable member of the class. t x w x 23