Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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FREDERICK K. GOODMAN French Club - 3, 4 Fred Goodman is one of the few students who can say that by their Senior year in high school they have acquired a fluent mastery of two languages, a detailed knowledge of many phases of advanced mathematics and science, and the perceptive insight necessary for construc- tive and original literary appreciation and criticism. Prevented by his small stature from participating actively in athletics, Fred has turned his apparently limitless energies to the pursuit of knowledge, and the results have been amazing. Fred's achievement in winning a Certificate of Merit in the National Merit Scholarship contest is in itself an eloquent testimonial to the alertness of his mind and the range of his knowledge. 29

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Well-rounded is a hopelessly inadequate word with which to describe Steve Gillispie. For Steve has almost literally done everything there is to do. Outstand- ing end and fullback on the football team, fine free style sprinter on the swimming team, captain of the tennis team-all of these titles fit his athletic ability. A capable class officer for two years, Steve was also the business manager of The Caravel and an advertising manager for the Academy Life. His full social life is excellently illus- trated by both of the informal pictures on this page. 28 C. STEPHENSON CILLISPIE, JR. Football - 1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming - 2, 3, 4 Tennis - 1, 2, 3, 4 fcaptainl Varsity A - 2, 3, 4 Glee Club - 1, 2, 3 Academy Life - 1, 2, 3, 4 Caravel - 4 Class Officer - 3, 4 Library Proctor - 4 Dramatics - 4 Yet even with this myriad of extracurricular activi- ties surrounding him, Steve has recently become a regular member of the Honor Roll, and it is this achievement which he would probably consider more noteworthy than all the others. For all Steve's other activities stem more or less from his natural talents, but his presence on the Honor Roll results from long, hard hours of diligent study. We extend to him not only our friendship for his likeable personality, not only our admiration for his talents, but also our respect for his great drive and unbending determination.

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Ronnie Goodman is probably the quietest and most unobstrusive boy in this year's Senior class. During the years he has been at The Academy he has worked hard and diligently to maintain respectable grades. He is an interested member of the French Club, finding the works 30 RONALD D. GOODMAN Glee Club - 1 French Club - 4 Caravel - 4 of the European revolutionary writers particularly inter- esting. In everything that he does Ronnie exhibits the same steady drive for progress, and we feel sure that his quiet persistence will prove invaluable to him in what- ever field he chooses to enter.