Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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Stan, the school's major athlete, has earned letters in football, basketball, and baseball. He has become, during his summers, an outstanding American Legion ball player. Stan is always ready for victory, and never accepts defeat. He is constantly trying to im- prove his own athletic abilities and always helping to improve the abilities of his teammates. When unable to compete he becomes a rabid team sup- porter. He is the baseball team's unchallenged cham- pion heckler. The fact that he was elected captain of the basketball and baseball teams is a shining tes- timonial to both his athletic abilities and his personal popularity. Stan is the terror of the classroom. His rapidly func- tioning mind is perpetually coming up with pairs of questions, many of which have been known' to shat- ter tension in a class. Stan is as enthusiastic in his participation in class projects as he is in his role as celebrant at various parties. Stan's ability to show up at social functions with a new girl at regular inter- vals has earned him the title of class Casanova. I4 STANTUN itil lF5RUlWN Football-1, 2, 5, 4 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 QCapt.j Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4 CCO-Capt.j Caravel-4 Student Council-2 Varsity AH-1, 2, 5, 4

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uf, wwf N VVlllL,llAllAM ltif. lfinUU'llilldlll3pY, JR. Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis-fl, 2, 3, 4 Varsity A -2, 3, 4 Class Officer-1, 2, 3, 4 Academy Life,-4 Amid the raucous clatter of almost any social gather- ing can usually be seen the familiar face of Bill Boothby. Alawys on the go, Bill possesses an im- pressive array of extra-curricular and outside activities which attest to his versatility and free-wheeling na- ture. If a crateload of Academy Life copies were to arrive in Vietnam, we would know who was the culprit, for Bill holds the position of Circulation Manager for the school newspaper. An avid tennis player, Bill has played on the team for the past three years. As a class officer, he has helped to manage the class affairs with much success. An outdoorsman, Bill has spent several summers in the Maine woods. Whether he is plaguing the lowly soul of some Var- sity A scummy, playing tennis, or studying for final exams, Bill is always having fun and giving a part of himself into everything he does. I3

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DA Y fl D ll? li 'U lla? R Caravel-4 Qalnf , f-.45 wr-rs . i A yy A4133 5 X' if 'x Q ++d.a .N mnV'm, .,.-ff ' Although he only started at the Academy in his jun- ior year, Dave has gained note-worthy and well- deserved recognition from the other members of the class. He carries with him a thoughtfulness and rc- spect for others which naturally win him many friends. No sluggish introvert, Dave can rock the foundations with the wildest on Saturdays and Sun- days, yet, when befitting, he possesses 11 sense of self-discipline seen in few individuals today. As a member of the Caravel staff, Dave contributes to the operation of the school publications. Next to having fun, his miniature turquoise Morris Minor, which rather resembles an Easter egg on wheels, becomes his greatest source of pleasure in his spare time. Dave will be an asset to whatever he lends him- self. I5