Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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Sleeping has proved to be no detriment to Herb's success in classroom activities. The honor roll consistent- ly bears Herb's name showing his scholastic abilities. Nor is Herb a slouch on the athletic fields. A three- sport letter winner ffootball, basketball, and trackj the coaches would be at a loss without Herb. As a class offi- cer for several years, he is popular with the Seniors. Herb also dates many girls from C.S.G., Bexley, and Ethel Walker's. We will make no prediction as to whether Herb will be president of a bank or a state senator twenty years hence. However, we can say that sleeping will never impede Herb's talents and success in all areas. 24

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CHARLES J. DAWES Entered Academy in 1955 Football 1 Soccer 4 Basketball 1 Swimming 2, 3, 4 Golf 1, 2, 5, 4 Academy Life 4 Glee 4 Spanish 2, 5, 4 Red Cross 1, 2, 5, 4 fVice President, New York Trip 4 Mental Health Conference 5 Religion Conference 4 Varsity A 5, 4 - , gli-'EXP-.. , v Several years ago, a former Academy faculty member addressed a student good-naturedly as Charles Dawes, gentleman and scholar, chipper and spry. Perhaps there was some derision in his toneg however, when looked at seriously, this is a good summation of Charlie's character. During his twelve years at the Academy, Charles has dis- tinguished himself by putting an all-out effort into what- ever he attempts. In sports, his diminutive size has some- what hampered him, but this has been balanced by an aggressive attitude. Going out for only one year of soc- cer and two years of swimming, but achieving three letters for his efforts, demonstrates his athletic prowess. Possessing an appropriately flamboyant personality, he is often found in the heat of an argument or the middle of a bull session. Although his character Cand clothesj some- times extract banter from fellow students, he takes jesting well and doesn't blow his cool . An aggressive personality tempered by perseverance cannot mark a failure. Our observation is that the master's statement was undoubtedly correct. 23,

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ESTABROOK Entered Academy in 1960 JOHN D. Football 1, 2, Soccer 5, 4 Basketball 2 Track 5 Academy Life Math Club 1, Debate Club 3 4 2 2 , 4 fPresidentj French Club 2, 3 7 Hey Doc, you put me back wrong, Je. urn Hey, Estaboy, wake up! is a common phrase used to arouse john Estabrook from sleeping, daydreaming, or doing his homework in class. Esta is perhaps one of the most easily kidded members of the class because of certain combinations of distinctive nicknames made with the first syllable of his last name. John is really a great guy who takes the kidding well and is liked by every- one. John is President of the Debate Club, is a Finalist in the National Merit Scholarship program, and is and has always been on the Honor Roll. John is truly an intelligent guy who can overcome almost any obstacle in his work, if he puts his mind to it. As well as being President, John served as a judge for many of the de- bates in which his team participated. John was ham- pered by an elbow injury, but still lettered in football and has been an active member in intramural athletics. With -all of these talents, Estaboy is certain to be a success in college and later life and Will always be remembered by his classmates. 25