Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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Steve Johnson is noted for his great store of intellec- tual knowledge in fascinating and often obscure fields. Probably the school's leading authority on such unearthly subjects as Stygian demons and man- kind's struggle against the devil, Steve is also interest- ed in painting, languages, and classical music. He speaks German and has at his grasp what he terms other greatly obscure languages. A dedicated de- votee of classical music, he has built up a consider- able collection of classical records. Steve's sincere regard for philosophy, languages, and the arts in general, will probably channel him into a career in teaching, where his inclination for intel- lectual pastimes will be satisfied by application to a profession. 24 STlElPDlblllF,N lilo .lUlblNSUN Class Officer-2

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CARL ,llUlHlNSUN, JR., Football-1, 2 Football QManagerj-5 Basketball-1, 2, 4 Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4 QCO-capt.j Varsity A -3, 4 Student Council-2 Academy Life -2, 3, 4 Caravel-4 Dramatics-2, 3, 4 Forum-4 Rulit2S Kin. glepl He,-C Q . :FWIFQJ H J'4 H s 'h .1 irfwcirr N 'Yv- dJli.:3,L ,ir -nv It would be a flagrant understatement simply to say that Carl johnson adds to the life of the school. Usually seen with a few of his closer cronies, Carl is always in the center of some scheme, practical joke, strategem, or other diabolical plan. Whether he stalls the car in the middle of the Canadian wilderness at midnight, floats down the creek in a surplus rubber survival raft, or falls through a trap-door into the old Academy swimming pool, Carl can always be depended on to liven- up any ac- tivity. In addition to his honor grades and his diligent work on both the Academy Life and Caravel staffs, he is also co-captain of the baseball team. For his efforts in dramatics, he won a part in the Acad- emy-C.S.G play last year and, in addition, has acted in several other comic productions. A genuine show- man, he is renowned for his comic antics and his southern senator imitations. 23

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lfElVWAlRlD ll.aMUN'lVlE1 Basketball-1, 2 Football fManagerj-1, 2, 3 Varsity A -2, 3 Academy Life -1, 2, 3, 4 fEditorj Class Officer-1, 3 Student Council-1, 4 QPresidentj Forum-4 e Without a doubt, the real diplomat of the senior class is Ed LaMonte. Possessing a profound sense of fair play and thoughtfulness, Ed has shown his ability for leadership in most of the various school activities. As editor of the Academy Life, he demonstrates his excellent literary talents. As President of the school he reveals his flair for student government. In scholarship, he is unsurpassed, having the highest academic average in the school. As president of the local chapter of the junior Red Cross, Ed has en- hanced the reputation of the Academy in community affairs with his hard work and successful manage- ment. Ed's popularity is evidenced by his appearance as a class officer throughout the years, and his selection as a National Merit Scholarship semi-finalist cer- tainly attests to his scholastic achievements. In all, Ed LaMonte is a remarkable individual and one any student at the Academy would be proud to call a friend. 25