Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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Joe came to the Academy as a senior from Upper Arlington High School, where he graduated in 1960. He is doing this for further college preparation in various courses. The fact that joe is working for his second diploma shows him to be an exceptionally thorough-going student. With one diploma already, the temptation would naturally be to indulge in many extra-curricular and social activities and to allow grades to slide. This is not the case with joe. He is a diligent student and has maintained high scholastic averages. joe has been completely accepted by the class and he has contributed much to it. Because of his previous years at Upper Arlington High School he was in- eligible for varsity sports, he is, however, a strong supporter of the Academy teams. Because he is a judicious and conscientious fellow, joe was appoint- ed as a study hall proctor. 26 .llOSlE.lPltll ll-To lLllNVlllLlL,lE, JR. varsity AH-4 at t as llllifllifw ' . , x ,Jaw -f' -'f' r- H , . sypr v :MW 5 i g.iag'f. lg Qlvrfifies Qaaawi .,. g up p af rctst it 5j6aw.aff?gg,f.r-6 ,mai 55,2 M06 gm df mm ...,. . TYX. 1, ,M

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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

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VVlllL.lLllfRM lil. .MAClls,lElAN, .llliin Academy Life',-4 Caravel-4 If one were to describe Bill Maclean, in one word, that word would be cool. From the top of his wrap-around sun glasses to the points of his Italian loafers, this guy is IOOW cool! The irrepress- ible rogue of the senior class, Bill can be seen at almost any social event, stag or drag, armed with his sharp sense of humor and his distinctive play- boy personality. Possessing no mean amount of tal- ent, he has many diversified interests. Amateur radio, fast cars, and scientific projects are but a few of these interests. To the general entertainment of the class, Bill has shown considerable talent in singing, especially rock 'n' roll and folk ballads. He has performed numerous times at parties, school talent shows, and record hops with Dan Beggs, another one of the singing group. His school spirit is shown by his appearance on the Academy Life staff, and his general good nature and quick wit are illustrated in whatever he does. 27