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

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DAVID GARDINER DAVIS 149 East 73rd -Street, New York City, New York Wesleyan Year entered: 1949 Pup football, baseball, and Hockey 2, 33 Workcrew, Hockey, Tennis 5, 6g Yearbook Activities Edit- or 65 Viking writer 6 Tom Thumb as King 4, Pinafore 6, Vice-president glee club 6 Student Council 4, 5, 63 dorm committee 4, 5, 63 library committee 3 A pleasant, easygoing fellow well-liked by all. -- Barny have you done any work? - Spock and I - Have you got any food? - Oh no, Dorny you're not going to use that picture in the Yearbook, are you? - Now wait a minute, - my Connecticut woman - am I beat! - I don't see why not - let's get this over with - 3 He lacks brains - Benson, where are you - I i hate that class. - Shall we Charleston? - Let me tell you about the girls counsellor this summer. - Who has my Life? - I'm practically broke! RGBERT L. dejONG C1ojang , Z. B. Spaarne, Haarlem, Netherlands Cornell-M.I.T. Year entered: 1953 Footba1l,6g letter 63 basketball 6: tennis 6 Viking writer Movie committee He hath a daily beauty in his life that makes me ugly Qwith apologies to Bill Shakespearej. He doth his daily assignments. --'iCross, have you done your Physics assignment? I know my course Qthe Bard, Hamlet, Act IIJ Robert knows what he wants in life . . .knowledgel He vies with Rory Cross as the hard- est and most consistent worker in the form, maintain- ing his honor role standing throughout the school year. Thou wretched rash intruding fool, farewell! I'm getting my Chemistry! We are arrant knaves all. Willie Shakespeare, Hamlet, Scene I, Act III. This is the attitude taken by the sixth form when around brainy Bob: and the rest of the sixth form is tempted to Wonder: - May one be pardon'd and retain th' offence? -like Claudius

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ERICH BUCHERER Bergstrasse 16, Lucerne, Switzerland Year entered: 1953 Football 6, letter 6: pup Hockey 6: Tennis 6 Art Editor., Viking 6 Stage designer for Pinafore Eric The Swiss has delighted one and all here at F.V.S. with his caustic comments and his readiness to help when help was needed most. - I have just seen the best story, Hopalong Cassidy. -Yes, Bouky has spent a good deal of his free time studying T.V., but other activities have absorbed our Hmad Swiss too. - What did you think of your date last night Eric? and the answer! Eric has had a most eventful year in this country and his an- tics will not soon be forgotten by the form. - I haven't even opened the book - Does anyone want to wrassel? - I do what I please. -'ASwitzer- land is the best country, of course. - Look, new comic books. - Travis and I, vell I'm mad at dot son ova gun. - No, I did not mix my paints on dot canvas: it is my painting. -- I luf to sleep. WILLIAM ALEXANDER CROSS Tomahawk Ranch, Douglas, Wyoming Yale Year Entered: l95O Pup Football 3, Basketball 3: Varsity Football 4, 5 letter, 6, letter QCaptain 6.5 Basketball 5, 63 B Basketball letter 4, 5: Ciymkhana 3, 4, 5, 6 Cap- tain 6 Printer of the newspaper 5. Managing Editor Viking 6 Dormitory Committee 3, 6: Varsity Club 6 Honorable mention for grades 4, 5: Yale award 4: Captain of Reds 6 The sheepherdern has been seen around school for many years and has built quite a reputation for himself in the Held of knowledge, as well as on the athletic field. Aww, shux fellers . . - I'm wor- ried, cause I only got a 99. - Boy, this test is gonna be a sucker! - You done your assignment? - Hey, you little rabbit. -- Gimme the sports page, Haldemanf' - Well, I don't know. . - Verstappen, I can't ask him to postpone the test! - Barnard, lay off . . Will you fellers help me run the paper off this afternoon? - Well, it's tra- dition!

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DAVID BENTGN DORNAN Spur Ranch - Moose, Wyoming Year entered: 1952 Workcrew 5, 6: Tennis 5, 6: Newspaper 5: Yearbook photography editor 65 Mountain Club President 6: Store Committee 6 Still waters run deep. -Dave is the quiet mem- ber of our form, but though he is not vociferous, Dorney does very well for himself. - Pete, what do you think of this picture? I-Immm. . . - There I Was, dangling, two feet below the bell tower. - Benson, I'm too tired to open the store and besides, you're banded. - Gentlemen, I don't know whether or not you have ever considered being a bartender. -'Tm going to yell. . . - I don't hate him.' - I hate him! - Look what Barney and I got. . - We sure had to run. - Go away. . WILLIAM A. FAIRBURN III 125 East 74th Street, New York 21, New York Year entered: l952 Gymkhana 5, 63 workcrew 4, 65 manager football 5, 6, letters 5, 6, Manager hockey 6 Newspaper, property manager for Pinaforeg 6 Store committee, banquet chief. first house procter A capable and dependable manager of our major sports and the lives of the first formers with whom he lives.- CheezI It's a nice ring -A'Oh, come on you guys, please get to bedI - Oh, my bed's a mess, it's always getting dumped. - Mr. Poor: could I see after the meeting all those boys who want to help with the Wideneld Men's dinner. Oh, don't be sil- ly. - I'rn taking a Sunday lunch. - I have to go feed my horse . . . achoo!