Fountain Valley School - Owl Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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SIXTH F RM HISTORY Roundmg out of the group vtas completed by the dlversmed characters of Julne B1ddle the l 1a delph1a fox hunter and Deacon Str1ckler Ken tuckys contr1but1on to Men of D1st1nct1on Two more fdmlllaf boys Stauffer and Pyke re turned to full out the complement When not mvolyed Wllh sports a new worry entered the conversatlon colleges and the d1Hf1 culty of gett1ng IHIO them Maybe th1s has caused the sober1ng of the group for certamly somethmg must have Our tranqu1ll1ty Was complete broken only momentartly by one excellent feast before Chrlstmas WIHLKF forced us lnto the common room and to the br1dge table Fever for th1s game overtook the form Heated contests W1th the unbeatable Jackson and Bauman comb1nat1on xersus the Staufler and McWh1nney team often cont1nued long 1nto the n1ght Wlnter brought on such 1n san1t1es as the Polar Bear Club maugurated by Smlth and Stegel d1v1ng unclad IHIO a snow bank Qhortly after Hegel attempt1ng to warm hlmself was forced to leave us Other such foll1es were Co h1g s nocturnal act1x1t1es 1n Manltou the sporad1c but vlolent duels Wlfh cr1es of touche from the eluckmg spectators or the jet cars scream1ng down the hall and the Ifternoon water flghts 9pr1ng vacatlon d1v1ded the form between As pen and Denxer Those 1n the Clfy shove ed the1r attent1on to the OppOSllC sex vth1le at Aspen sk1 1ng occup1ed exery s1ngle hour Jackson hobbled 111 Wlfh a broken ankle after coll1d1ng Wlfh a snow bank and It was not1ceel that Strnckler alone re turned unscorched by the sun Some say that he lost h1s color at the Red OHIOH XVarm Weather has routed out most of the Cl S members to the tenn1s courts or to the mrs1ty teams but sprtng fever h1t just afte1 College Boards May was spent wa1t1ng for the all 1mportant letters from colleges Bull SLSSIODS mushroomed up 1n an attempt to hold on to the pa1ts of school l1fe that vue all want to remember and speculmon as to the com1ng baseball game or track meet In so short a hlstory as th1s not many cher 1shed moments are recordeu but some deta1ls have been 1ncluded to st1mulate the 1nemory or convey the feelmgs of our forn1 Or to be more truthful more cherlshed memorues are not acceptable for prlntlng Through all 1ts ine years th1s form has shown three character1st1cs a great enjoyment of ptlre fun an oxerwhelmmg enthusnsm and 'tb1l1ty for sports and lastly umty lhlS the strongest force 1n our groups h1story NVe regret deeply haxmg to b1c1k up our form and end1ng IIS h1sto1y XVELL, NVELLY I I 7 Y ' I D Y . 'H I 3 I ' In I I J ' , ' -I N Yr Y I 1 ' 1 v - ' I I - I V I 1 I J- 3 I 1 . , Y . A x N - Y - Q A ' w ' D 1 3 D I I : , I I- V e X . 1,sl. x , x , . . . ' , U , . ' 5 1 . , ' ' e ri . ' , . x A , 1 V s cy ' M- ' , - -, Y year ran compet1t1on wtth prospects on the next ' ' ' '- w s 'V s s ' 1 ' 'lf ' I I . 1' x I D K y R 'm 1 I ' ' V ' ' Q ' k vs vs -' 'U K 1 ' - V 4 ' I s 1 ' 1 ' 4 X I YV I I ' Y I I I ' y K V ' 3 A 'KA' L I f I K- x L Aw' I A I 'Af I- VA x x , C 1 1 ' I . V' 1 I