Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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x Spitter, kaplinkity,-plunk. A red Volvo grinds to a halt. Out steps Jim Friedman, tennis racquet in one hand, camera in the other, and a raft of books and papers in the other. These are the tools of his trade. jim is the captain of the 1968 Academy tennis team, having lettered the past three years. As well as being one of the finest doubles players in the city, Jim has demon- strated his skill in intramural basketball. Aside from being athletic, jim is also studious. jim is constantly on the Honor Roll. He has participated in many extra- curricular activities, including Project Neigh- bor and the Spanish Club. Jim is an excellent writer, especially in the field of sports. He has written for four years on the Academy Life. The excellent sports pages at the back of this book are the prod- uct of many hours of his labor. His imagina- tion and sincere desire to work to the best of his ability have served him well in his job as Sports Editor. These same two qualities will succeed in anything he tries in the fu- ture, whether in the field of sports or aca- demics. JAMES G. FRIEDMAN Entered Amdemy in 1 956 Tennis ............... . . . Amdemy Life .... Czmzvel ..... Varsity A ....... Spanish Club .... Honor Court ...., Project Neighbor .... New York Trip 1, 2, 3, 4 fcapt ,........1,2,3,4 3,4 Qsports edj 2,3,4 .....1,'2 ....3,4 oy Vay it 1 - ., xx AV ,AQ-1.4 mf' ' U37 'iE 7' F v':'!V'.'.- li T- ,.:e--im:-4, F.. .'1Z',lf -I - ..-. , ,',, f ' 5 ap s 4 cf. , N will-i' i li' A rm.-2... We A 27

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Ah, Bill, it's about time to get your hair cut But, fortunately, Bill Friday never did get his hair cut g he never lost his modest individuality, his unassuming but distinctive personality, his whispered non- conformity. Wliile those about him were boisterously proclaiming their supposed self- importance, Bill was quietly and maturely moving ahead and impressing those who knew him well. Bill has a unique sense of humor. He has an uncanny ability to tell a joke without the least hint of a smile. His keen political insight allows him to see and express the often hidden humor in governmental af- fairs. I . K WILLIAM W. FRIDAY Entered Academy in 1964 Soccer .......... Swimming .. Baseball ..., Glee Club .... French Club .. Varsity A ..... Project Neighbor l liil if if :wir- YQ lift it 9-3 M1 ti' 'wiv f'T!T?l 9 ' VWYQY' -1 v-1l1's'fv2rw1tsn3:'qvvrrvvrv1!r1pvrrv1fv'r'vrrn'-'1l s'' -' -' I Q fr- rfwrow I i sf - A. 26 ...z,s,4 1 1,2 ...1,2,5,4 1, 2 ...4 , ..4 He has chosen to lend his talents to a few school activities rather than attenuate them among many. He has contributed his clay foot to the soccer team and his golden voice to both the Glee Club and the more polished Avengers. I-Iis awareness of social problems has led him to work with Project Neighbor. We have all been enriched by Bill's friend- ship. His honesty, maturity, and sincerity will be for his future friends, as they have for us, a quiet cove in a confused sea. x if Vx . pig lgifl edging, F' XUX 'I MW'- if . ,, V., fi, 'M-ffflt 3 ik , ,QW i f?- 4': 't a wqggiff . if 1' , ,. F'

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A broad smile, a cheerful hello, and a piece of candy-we will always remember Wes by these. Throw in a few puns, a fre- quent joke, a helping hand on French or math homework, and, above all, constantly cheerful attitude-nothing else better char- acterizes the boy whom we have come to know as the Candyman. The Class of '68 has nothing but respect and friendship for Wes. For, who else would drive ten miles out of his way to give a stranded classmate a lift in the bombg or who else would bring enough candy to school every day to satisfy his starving classmates? These same classmates have proved their respect for Wes by twice elect- ing him to Student Council. But Wes is more than a friend to all. He is a hard-working student who has been in First Group throughout most of High School. Wes is especially capable in math, and served this year as president of the Math Club. He is also a persistent athlete. For four years he worked harder than any- one else on the football team: this hard work payed off his senior year when he won a starting position on the offensive line. If Wes can continue to work as hard as he has in schoolwork and in football, and still retain his friendly, easygoing manner, he is sure to be a success. 28 WESLEY L. FURSTE III Efzfererl Amrfemy in 1962 Football ............. Track . . . Golf .......... Academy Life .... Cfzmvel ........ Math Club . . . Debate Club .... French Club Class Officer . . . Student Council . . . Varsity A ..... Red Cross .. ....1,2,5, 1, ...2,5, .. 1, 2, 5, 4 fpres l,2, .. 2, ...2, ...2, -- . ik, Q- Ill.: , SW . 1 I A-is in - a. . M-221 1 1 3. FREE CANDY!! Elf T N L-' To--3 EN' Fi7'TLQ . ' 'Cyn' 'Cx ,WB-I 75.5 , N': -vig-. - if A,r4!,1i:gxfibytiwiglf-i,wL2m-NE Y. , 've -17tr+51f- re YN as-wriwef-'wut 3-' , .v . ' Kilt?'lltligfaifafigliftiilxixitt-Sggfft' - , laaut '-fi, . , -, 1 ,i -F.-. iv,-any, . I . 1 C57 'W' .1r: .ii7f'4'l5 ?.'i' qgiifllfilzk ' 'Ti' lSllieI'ta-l'?5t f'l-aid Yttiig' -lim Jai. . ' 'Vw ' -. i M 7 I 72:9 - T ' 4 fl A , A V A HQV. My f ll! y ., , Q , aa. 4 , , . QT x . J, I wr. . .1 x. ,I -JEL . I il, tc -1 - U! ' 'X F -ie, I gd-T' L +