Gilman School - Cynosure Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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WALTER S. B. CHILDS Four-year patron of the boarding corridor . . . Christian Association . . . Oh, really? . . . often seen in blue Volks or writing letters on Sunday night to a Stone Ridge senior . . . Walrus Fan Club . . . Varsity Wrestling Team as senior . stamp vendor . . . second-string Clock-breaking team . . . four year French nut . . . the chest. JAMES N. CIANOS President of Astronomy Club . . . Check!-Double Check! eClyeckmate! . . . Auditorium Committee . . . singing class . marked tendency to wear brightly-colored clothing . . . enjoys geology, evolution, and physics . . . hBut you did say the next moon hight leaves from Room 40. . . number one on Chess Team . . . good-natured non-conformist. Vice-President of the Astronomy Club and an expert on the heavens . . . invaluable trombone player in the Gilman Band . . . managed only an eight hundred on his English Composition achievement . . . going to Wesleyan for its fine CASPER EZRA CLINE, III I Astronomy program . . . likes jazz . . . Cappy. BRIAN COFFAY Believes unHinchingly that Texas has more good-looking girls than Baltimore . . . the originator of the cereal dinner . . . McHalEs at 823W . . . wee few sarcastic, meet for many in a row . . . creator of the WAUHL spelling and pronuncia- tion guide.

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JOHN ALAN BRYSON President of Dramatic Association and Political Club . . . Now look, Mason . . . I swear, that man is crazyV . . Center Stage . . . Botticelli team captain . . . what a Saab story! . . . rights of neutrality . . . Where can I dream up six journal entries? . . . U.N. Youth work . . . 14m fed up with Caplanly, . . . always in need of a haircut . . . bossism in the P. C. . . . staying at the Masons'. JAMES IRA CAMPBELL, JR. Arrived 8:44-45 . . . Varsity Football end ,62-63 . . . Second- Team AIl-Mnryland Football and Unsung Hero for McDonogh game . . . Bullwinkle is the best show on TV. . . . Checkers, Ham? . . . Coat and tie?4nCVer touch the stuff . . . Second Form Bible . . . That meany that ran A and B . . . after five years, number one. THOMAS MARK CAPLAN VP. of Political Club . . . the brain behind Youth-tO-Youth . . . 111 have you shot at sundown! . . . accomplished debater and journalist with a rambling style . . . dreams of early re- tirement . . . foremost admirer of the late J.F.K. . . . power struggles with Bryson. RONALD KEITH CHELTON Member of Steve Allen Fan Club . . . Christian Association . . . Audio Visual Committee . . . Do you think we,ll have a quiz today? . . . likes Agatha Christie, Liz Montgomery . . . Wauhl, uh, I dodt know about that.

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ALDRICH BARTON DAVIS Areopagus Debating Club . . . Business Manager of the New; . . . Hoffman Club . . . hWhats so funny? . . . Every- body worries too much . . . Rich . . . Often seen With the one who knows all . . . Halfback 0n Varsity Soccer Team. PAUL TRIMBLE DUVIVIER Political Club, Military History Club . . . the perfect gen- tleman . . . Christian Association . . . V Form Dance Com- mittee . . . Safety Committee . . . French and German scholar . . . loves food twill try anything oncej . . . guitar at beach parties tor shipwrecksl JAMES HAMILTON EASTER Often seen driving to school in pick-up truck . . . usually laying nEaster eggs in Mt. Potter's classes . . . Gilmads version of Milton Berle . . . the Frank Ramsey of Varsity Basketball . . . one of Gilmarfs original advanced chemistry researchers . . . can be found With jeans 0n, and a piece of straw in his mouth . . . first to be accepted into college. FOREST CRAIG FLANDERS Duane . . . longest hair in the class, often threatened With scissors . . . the Library Annex . . . the original mocket . . . the Marlboro man . . . my gangh . . . plays electric guitar for the marvellous Vandells . . . four years on Varsity Special Exercise . . . F, Craig.