Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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ALAN K. KUHN Entered 1957 Barketball 3, 4 Drmmzlirr 3 Glee Club 3, 4 Library Proclor 4 CASEY MACABRE- Because of his inclination toward mathematics and science, Al thinks he would like to become an engineer. Perhaps it is too early to tell, but most of us have a good idea where to look for a good engineer in twenty years. It is generally agreed that Alan Kuhn is one of the brains of the class. The cheerfulness with which he would enter our solid geometry class, confident of a hundred, was a thing of wonder and exasperation to us all. It goes without saying that Al has been high in the first honors group ever since he came to the class last year. However, there is more to Al than just scholastic ability. Since he was ineligible, he did not go out for a varsity sport last year. This year, however, he has worked faith- fully at basketball, displaying a remarkable game. Also, Al has always shown a willingness to pitch in and help in any- thing from the soft drink concession to the school play. Whatever time he has left from his studies and school activities he devotes to his Methodist Youth Group and to his interests in hunting and classical music.

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The clear tones of the uarterback calling signals stands out over the commotion off the excited crowd. Taking the ball he rolls back and then with deadly accuracy throws it into the arms of an awaiting end. Tally Krumm, quarter- back and co-captain of the football team has once again passed for needed yardage. Tally's leadership, team spirit, and talent won him an honorable mention on the all- league team. Tally is a well rounded individual. Besides football, Tally has lettered in tennis for four years. He was a mem- ber of the district championship doubles team in his junior year. Never far from the honor roll Tallyls marks have steadily improved over the years. His activities were rounded out by his being Assistant Circulation Manager of the Academy Life. Attesting to his social prowess Tally's car was usually parked in front of C.G.S. before classes started. 28 TAHLMAN KRUMM JR. Football Z, 2, 3, 4 fro-mptainj Temzif 1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming 3 Academy Life 4 CASEY Whether battering opposing ball carriers or buzzing about in his Chevrolet, Tally always possessed poise and spirit which we all admired.

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JURIS LAZDINS Efzlered 1955 Tefzlzir 2, 3, 4 Bareetball 3, 4 Q NX s x l i I A, X,- Wh ' W 9 V en juris entered the class as a Freshman, we found him a quiet and reserved boy. Since that time, as he grew accustomed to the school, he has become an active member of the class. With his lively appreciation of a joke, he was quick to join any class escapade, developing .-- W along the way an uncanny accuracy with spitballs. His -' quiet cooperation and good nature won him the friend- l ship of all. Possessing unflagging class spirit, Juris was l a constant volunteer for any school activity and a depend- able follower of Academy teams. CASEY 'ek-' P-5 1 ...Q X In athletics he has shown a special inclination toward basketball and, through perseverance and hard work, has distinguished himself in the eyes of both coaches and classmates. Through steady effort Juris has maintained a respectable scholastic average. However, his scholarly interests are not confined exclusively to school work. He is an avid model airplane builder, an authority on radio, and an interested inquirer into many other scientific pursuits. 30