Lake Forest Academy - Caxy Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

' L ,if ST E 469 AD 6 vmos E5 FACIEN D05 5 1851 e 4951, axy FGRTY FOURTH EDITION n 4 Charles H. Brown Jr. Editor-in-Chief R. Wilton I hn an Howard T. Hil mgin, ' Y .W 5 ,ax 2 M' C a if-.' ... . A 5 t f 22 4'- VA N-X 59 -I , f 1 X Xt 'ihgjp-A. r'- W, ww' If . mobert Cgjiery me ication e the edutors of the 1954 Caxy on behalf of the school and nts fnends deducate thus eduhon of the year Frrery our athletlc drrector coach teacher and abo e all our frrend 5 I i I book, as a slight measure of our esteem, to Robert J. . I . . I I I I V I I ' rw' ,A .fr ' ,rf 'H lv JV. 'Z Wmyyfaw f hyffhk, A -,EQ-f,., -M ag., ,- , ' yy ,na -fb h ,f:,,:1'f2f -'-5: Q , - N nv. mtllffqg-v , ,,,g,Zf-,f -sw I - ' - .2 . A v--y JEL!!! WGTHQT HOUSE 7 Qates House QUI'ClflC! We 9 west Gottczge 'E AM M 4. 1 J .f 4 uw .si umffeui 'nh fl., 'Hi , '-9' .,,,. Yi TO GET UP wHAT oo Kms T sucl-I AN U LY Hourly Qggclcuftcy We come lo teach, but find ourselves learning. swf' N91 i. ,-as QA ,A 'Irv gfarolal Corbin, gr Headmaster B. A., Yale University Academy Master, 1952 EDWARD ARPEE Semor Master Head of Hlstory Department B S Prmceton Umversxty Academy Master 1930 HUBERT H RIECHERS Head of Mathematics Department B E Plattevrlle Teachers College M A Umversxty of Colorado Academy Master, 1941 . -Y . 4 . . 7 Assistant Headmaster . ., . . ., 15 CARL W CAHILL Department of Mathematrcs B S Massachusetts State College M S Brown Umverslty Academy Master, 1943 RICHARD I-I DELANO Dean of Studxes Head of Language Department B A Prmceton Umversrty M A. Harvard Unlversxty Academy Master 1943 I . ., - n 1 I ' W . . . ., 16 JONATHAN E FREMD Head of Enghsh Department B A Columbxa Umversxty Academy Master 1943 WALTON E WETZEL B A University of Wlsconsm Academy Master 1944 English Department 1 7 ROBERT .I FRIERY Athletlc D1rector Hlstory Department B S Penn State Teachers College M Educ Sprmgfleld CMassj College Academy Master 1947 LESLIE GORDON MAYER Language Department Dxrector of Drama B S Georgetown Unlverslty M A Unlversxty of Washmgton Academy Master 1947 CLYMER S BOWEN Head of Day School Admissions Department B A Yale University Academy Master 1947 JOHN COLEMAN JR Assistant to the Headmaster Admissions Department Director of Development B. A., Princeton University Academy Master, 1948 JOSEPH T LOGSDON Developmental Readmg B A Umversxty of Mlnnesota M A Blrmmgham Academy Master 1951 CHARLES E BEACH H Art and Shop Grand Central Art School N Y C Randall Art School Academy Master 1950 ALEC D PENNY Language Department B A Bowdoin M A Middlebury Academy Master 1951 RICHARD .I CARBRAY Language Department B. A. M. A. University of Washington University of Dublin Academy Master 1953 Lf ROBERT R SPONSLER Developmental Readmg M A Umvers1ty of Chlcago Academy Master 1953 OWEN .IANDER Dzrector of Muslc Englxsh Department B A Umverslty of Vxrgmla M A Harvard School of Musxc Academy Master 1953 ARTHUR GRAHAM CATFORD Department of Mathematms B A M A Cambndge Umversxty Academy Master 1954 .IOHN JAY HASTINGS Head of Scxence Department B A Lawrence College Academy Master 1954 Department of Science B A M Ed Umversxty of Mame Academy Master 1954 ROBERT WILTON MONTGOMERY Department of Englxsh B A M A Umversxty of Washmgton Ed D Columbxa Umverslty Academy Master 1954 WAYNE L. THURSTON 24 ROBERT A NELSON CHARLES GREGORY Hlstory Department Assistant Treasurer LFA Director of ACfIVlfI9S B S Umv of lllmols A B Umv of No Carolma Wlth Academy 1951 Academy Master 1950 FACU LTY LADIES 4' SEATED Mrs Geary Mrs. Solberg Mrs. Boobyer Miss Larsson STANDING: Mrs. Smith Miss Eaton 25 remg SINXIO i T4 C J U pm WLM Nl? H MPN P-U SE EMBE1 Wi-R M A CZSSQS ? ,F ummm O Win Suv Q5 OLS. ,Tsunami O CN. E Quay: UE ' A .JUN 5 TAN' cw fa F5B'L X pT- F' The efforts of many are directed at us 'H 5 27 First Row Rogan Whne A Whne W Taber Trneschmonn Blanchard Bnshop Funk Spcnnd Ron' Ross Presion Dun: Patton Hilton, largem Bum Third Ron Thaodore Johnson C Foster Compere Wmsor Jones Ashhne Kemper Fourth Rau Brown Haecker Mos sur Clow Krlle Cindy Ryser QTMOI' GSS A lCQI'S Wnnsor Trleschmonn Fosfer Compare JOHN WILLIAM ASHLINE Black Club Spectator 3 4 Assocnate Editor 4 Saulmg 3 Gargoyle 3 Golf 3 Tenms 4 To Mr Delanos query 'Who can be happy nn the mlddle of Iowa? John Ashllne answered emphatncally that he could John deserted has home town Keokuk as a .Iumor and has spent the last two years here at the Academy John has a touch of the theater and has lent Gargoyle John has always mamtamed a solnd B average He has also shown a great prowess un the mathematical and sclentlfnc fields where he con quered the rigors of Mr Cahllls Math and Mr Hastmgs chemnstry John took his 'ob as Warner House monitor very seriously and kept the sterlmg bunch under com plete control Possessed of a carefree lukeable charm and an affable personality John wlll be fondly remem bered by all who knew hum We can prednct only good tlungs for John I I ' ' I . ,, . ' I I I . his subtle wit and acting talent to Mr. Mayer's . . , I . . I . - 29 BURT BISHOP 1' Orange Club Varslty Football 3 Danly Work Squad 3 4 .1 Q--ll Baseball 3 4 Hockey 3 Hall Momtor 4 Choir Spectator Two years ago the Academy was graced by the appearance of Burt Blshop Smce then he has proved hnnself a notable flgure on and off Campus He has reached full power as a Monitor un Durand House Burt gives the school the benefit of has talent on Sunday nights by mmglmg his mellow vouce with Mr Janders choir boys Has slngmg was also an essential part of the Glee Club last year Burtls spends his afternoons on Mr Frend s work crew most of the tame last year the work squad s chlef progects were pamtmg the back sectlons of Reid Hall and demolishing the unsightly wall by the tracks This wlnter however Burt lent has talent to mtramural sports and was a great asset to the squad because of his splrlt and mterest We feel that Burt has done well at L F A and that he will contlnue to do so next year In college 30 F' : ' : ' , 2 1 t . , : : ' 2 ': z 1' I J Tadlo Club: Service Society. , L .. . . . . . , . . . . . . , ' I . . . . 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DAVID GRANT BLANCHARD Oang Clb FroshSoph Football Basketball and Baseball Manager 2 Vars ty Football Manager 3 Vars ty Basketball Ma 15' ager 3 4 Salng 4 Camera Cl b 2 3 4 Pres de t 4 Cho 3 4 Ser ce Socaty 4 Caxy Photo Ed to 4 Carryrng a camera rn one hand and a portable dark room rn the other Dave Blanchard strolled rnto Rerd Hall three years ago Thrs was the frrst of Daytons contrrbutrons to L F A Apparently he has a great zest for walkrng because from Dave s rnterest rn athletrcs has been demonstrated by hrs takrng the thankless rob of Manager He has managed football basketball and baseball showmg both effrcrency and devotron to the rob Also Doc was on the sarlrng crew a lrmrted group under the ausprces of Mr Beach and Mr Bowen Docs chref mterest has been photography He spends much of hrs spare trme rn the dark room or on the wrong end of a camera Although much of thrs rs for hrs own pleasure Doc has done a great deal of work for both of the school s publrcatrons Thrs year he was the Photographrc Edrtor of the Caxy In the photographrc contest thrs year about one half of the group whrch was chosen for the drsplay was taken by Dave We feel that armed wrth hrs enthusrasm and sense of responsrbrlrty Doc wrll do well at the college of hrs chorce I e Us ' , . 7 l 5 l n- , 1 ii r U , , . i H 7 ir , 5 vi i p l r . I , . . the beginning Doc has been a Warnerite. , . . . I I I , , , . . ll ll , I I I . , V hi saw? CHARLES HENRY BROWN JR Bl ck Club Soccer 1 2 3 4 Hoclzey 1 2 3 4 Tennns 'I 3 4 Lettermans Club 1 2 3 4 Choir 1 Student Councnl 1 Ca y l 2 3 4 Editor mC ef At 815 every weekuay mormng unless lt's too cold an ollve and black Plerce Arrow chugs through the archway coasts down the hull and comes to a mented stop From behlnd the wheel steps that connoisseur of antlque automobiles Charlne Brown Popular and good lookmg Charlle has done well for hnmself nn his four years at L F A Durmg has Freshman year he ranked as the top man nn has class scholastlcally Has B average smce has often placed hum on the Honor Roll Soccer and hockey have been has pnnclpal athletlc enthuslasms He has been a devoted member of the Caxy staff smce his Freshman year and after havmg been business manager last year was rewarded wlth the tntle of Edltor m Chnef thus year although his function was to be entlrely In the money ralslng field Charlle hopes to follow his brother to Amherst We feel sure that he wlll do well there soclally and academically 32 JEROME SHUMWAY BUTTS Orange Club Varsrty Swammang 3 4 Work Squad 3 4 letter mans Club 3 4 Chor 4 Octet 4 Service Society 4 last year to the great Sprmgfleld contingent at L F A there was added another outstandlng member Jerry Butts It was soon found out that wlthnn has small frame there was much to be offered When last year's flrst honor roll was read ln chapel It was headed by a strange name to the old boys the name of Jerry Butts Jerry Indeed has been one of our top scholars This year he has been made a member of English Flve the honor group of Senlor English students Athletrcally Jerry IS a standout among the tank men last year In hrs twelve lndlvldual races he took twelve flrsts ln recognltlon his teammates elected hum to captain of this year's swlmmlng team He now holds two free style records and us a co holder of the free style relay record Jerry wnll Indeed be missed by next year's squad Thus year Jerry has taken over the post as Durand House Sensor monitor In thus capacity he has done a fme ,ob of keeping hls underllngs In order In the extracurricular slde of school llfe he has shown Interest rn the Radio Club and has been a Service Soclety faithful As Jerry leaves to go to Wlsconsln next year he IS leavlng a trail of success behind hum 7 1 F 1 I ' I . 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JON WILSON CANDY Black Club Frosh Soph Basketball I 2 Saulmg I 2 Vars ty Basketball 3 4 Vars ty Soccer 3 4 Varsnty Track 3 4 Letter ns Club 3 4 Ser e Socnety 3 4 Sp tator 2 3 When one begms to talk about helght Jon Candy the 6 foot 3 unch captain of the basketball team lmmeduately comes to mmd As one of the several four year men nn our class Jon has been a stand out since his first year at L F A 'ob of mamtamnng a hugh scholastic average Thus year he has wavered between first and second m the class and ns a conslstent member of the Headmaster's Lust Has chxef forte seems to be math and sclence although he IS a member of Engllsh V the Sensor English honor group In athletics Jon has also turned In a flne record Hts performance on the soccer field as elther halfback or goalie was lauded by many thus fall As captam of thus year's basketball team he also dld a fune 'ob both as a player and as the held marshal of the squad Jonny also partlclpated In the tranquil sport of salllng Through hrs good record at L F A and hns extra currucular actuvmes Jon has the background necessary to do a fme 'ob at Stanford m the next few years We wlsh hum the best In the years to follow - , : , : i , : i , 2 ' , 1 - ma' , 7 vic ' , 5 ec , , 45 Caxy 3, 4. I I n - , n Academically, Sugar has done an outstanding I I , . , . I , . I I I 34 JAMES CU LBERTSON CLOW Black Club Track 3 Saulmg 4 Hockey 4 Lettermans Club 4 Work Squad 3 Servlce Soclety 3 4 Offucer 4 Student Councsl 4 Spectator Busmess Manager 4 Dance Commuttee 4 Gargoyle What nf Jlm had not decided to come to L F A halfway through hls 'unlor year'-' There would be a different member of the Student Councnl a different member of the Dance Commnttee a dnfferent presndent of the Servuce Socaety a duf ferent business manager of the Spectator and plonshrp thus fall Who would have taken hrs place as a consnstent member of group one? There would be no one demonstratlng Chrlstuan turns on the smokmg porch durung mnlk lunch No one would be argu mg that Mercury makes a better outboard than Evmrude and that Swltzercraft makes a better runabout than Thompson Jam s effervescent personality and his deep sm cerlty would have had no chance to influence Academy men as they certamly have No two tone Oldsmobile with a Labrador lead dog would grace the hallowed drlves every mornmg and night Fnendly advnce on how to handle stray gurls would not be so readlly avanlable and no one would have gone to New York over Thanksgnvlng recess .hm came but hrs stay at L F A was all too short Jam has always made hrs own luck but we wlsh hum nothmg but success and happiness nn hrs comlng years at college 3, 4. I I . . . . I . - ' ll ll I another boy would have won the sailing cham- . , . . . I , . . . ' I 35 THOMAS COCH RAN COMPERE Black Club Va stty Football 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Vars ty Track 3 4 Letterman s Club 3 4 Student Councl 3 4 Class Officer 3 4 Dance Comm ttee 4 To the ranks of the Day Boys was added last year Hlghland Parks flash Tom Compere Ever smce hls mutual appearance ln the sunbaked bomb Comps has been a Integral part of the school On the athletlc held he has proved hnmself out standmg As left halfback on thus year's star studded eleven Comps had no peer as a runner He proved this by his unanimous election to the all conference team In track he has also become a fngure of note He now holds the school record for the low hurdles at 21 3 last year he was sec ond only to the captam Kllngblel m scoring In the wmter he turns has talents to hockey where he has won the reputatlon of being a rugged defense man Tom has been more than an athletic standout The esteem In which he IS held by hrs classmates has been shown by hus electnon to the Student Counctl In both years he has been here Also he has been a class offlcer Comps work on the dance committee has proved to be mvaluable As a leader of the class a scholar and as an athlete Tom has been a great addltlon to the school We are sure he wlll contmue un has nn domutable ways when he departs from L F A if rl rl' . 1 . 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'r I . , . . ... . r I - I ' I - 1 I I r WILLIAM STONE COUCH Orange Club Soccer 3 4 Swlmmmg 3 4 Work Squad 3 4 Lettermans Club 4 Sorvlce Society 4 Caxy 3 4 Durlng hls two years at the Academy Bull Couch has establrshed hlmself as a personalnty on cam pus As an auto enthusiast from Detroit he IS respected for has love and knowledge of hot rods Bull s athletlc success rs not to be overlooked For two years he has parhcrpated on the varslty his flne play at halfback In the wlnter swrmmlng is the focus of has Interests He was a leadmg contender for thus year's team before he met wrth hrs unfortunate Illness The Servrce Socnety proudly points to Bulls achrevements He has worked vlgorously for two years and has help has been invaluable The work squad also boasts of Bulls work every sprung A fnendly manner and casual dress are Bulls calling cards When he leaves L F A for college he will be mnssed by students and faculty aluke ' I . , . . soccer squad, and this year received a letter for ' I . . . . , , . ' I . . , . . . . , 37 -Q LOWELL B DANA Black Club Football 3 4 Varsity Basketball 3 Track 3 Varsity Golf 4 Letterman s Club 4 Pre Med Club 3 Woodchoppmg 4 If one were to enter West Cottage on a Saturday night he would more than likely be greeted by soft melodlous music and a blaring voice ema nattng from Room l The voice lauding the ex plotts of the State of Michigan, would belong to Dulitch Dana Dulitch has established himself as one of L F A s foremost students in all respects For two years Lowell lent his adrolt talents to the football squad and proved himself to be a worthy competitor in all stages of the game Has exploits on the football field have been much heralded by one and all. His vicious tackling and excellent pass catching won him a starting position on the undefeated football eleven. Many times Dulitch can be found adding his friendly, informative line of chatter to the West Cottage bull session. We know that the college of Lowell s choice will acquire a valuable personality. 38 JAMES ADEN DAVIS Orange Club Vars ty Football 4 General Sports 4 Varsrty Track 4 lettermans Club 4 Spectator Crculltron Manager 4 Thrs year we have very few one year men .lrm Davrs from Sprrngfreld and by way of Choate was one of them Durrng the short trme he has been here .lrm has become a promrnent frgure on campus As the upper hall monrtor rn Warner House he has shown hrs abrlrty to handle boys Hrs love of frne lazz rs expressed rn hrs rmmense and com prehensrve collectron Jrms room rs often frlled those who are lust mterested rn a good bull sessron Jrm s athletrc abrlrty was rmmedrately shown on the football freld As a krckoff man and a hard runnrng fullback the coaches consrdered hrm one of the chref contrrbutors to the undefeated football season As a werght man for Uncs track squad he agam put hrs srze to advantage On the scholastrc and extracurrrcular levels .lrm agarn showed hrmself to advantage and h breezed through Jeffs Englrsh IV He also carrred hrs talent over to hrs work on the Spectator Jrm s rmmedrate success at L F A rs a sure srgn that he wrll do well rn college We wrsh hrm luck 1 5 2 : ' 2 ' 1 i ' . . I . . I I I I . . . , . . with lovers of the better side of music and also . , . .. . . I ' I , . . . ' . . . e , . . . , . . . . 39 if STEVEN ALEXANDER FINK Bl ck Club Sailing 3 Work Squad 3 4 Soccer 4 Gargoyle 3 Hockey 4 Spectator 4 Dance Committee 4 As a .lumor Steve Fink came to us from the frigid surroundings of Minneapolis Since then he has established himself as a figure on campus Many a formal dance has had the foremost in lighting because of the electrical genius of Mr Fink Much to the pleasure of Mr Nelson Steve lent his talents to the Spectator during his senior year and did a very commendable 'ob The sailing team had a valuable asset un Steve Although the team lacked competition his leader ship contributed greatly to the success of the ac tivity. The soccer team and the work squad round out Steve s athletic schedule. Finding that the quiet atmosphere of Durand House suited his fancy, Steve made it has abode both years. The latter year he served efficiently as a hall monitor. As Steve bids the Academy farewell, we wish hlm much success in the years to come. 40 ROBERT LUTZ FOSTER Black Club Varsity Football 4 Varsty Golf 4 lettermans Club 4 Spectator 4 Class Officer 4 Bob Foster is one of the few one year men an the Semor class which In itself ns no distinction How ever in the short time he has been here Rob has accomplished a great deal and has made many lasting friends His chief Interest seems to Ile In the great North Woods An adventurer and a story teller at heart Rob never tires of telllng tales of his escapades in Northern Minnesota and Canada His strength and athletic prowess were first dem onstrated on the football field Not only did he lend his ability to the undefeated team but also his spmt and drive boosted the moral of his teammates To balance his success in football he played sterling golf this spring His long drives and pm point approaches keynoted his links P aY Frosty has in the short time he has been here become one of the most popular boys in school. Graphic demonstration of this was his election to the Vice Presidency of the Senior class. Rob seems to have found no difficulty in making the transition to Academy life. He has maintained a B-C average and has attained the merit list. Although here for only one year Rob has won his place in the graduating class. The future can be only bright for him. 41 VN FOSTER WOODS HAECKER Orange Club Sallung 3 4 Work Squad 3 Intramural 4 Radlo Club 4 Track 4 Two years ago from that notoruous town of lnncoln whnch has sent us so many of her sons Woody came across the rollmg plams Woody dlsplaylng adrolt seamanshlp at once became renowned for hus sanlmg talents Hls mastery at the tlller enabled the sanlmg squad to wln many a regatta Woody found the tranquil atmosphere of West Cottage to hns lukmg and was one of the orngmal boarders there The Radio Club gamed an enthusuastlc member an Woody and he proved to be a great asset to that club On Saturday nights however he could usuallv be found engrossed ln a conver satlon with Mr Beach the topic of course Saul In Always exhlbutlng his qunet carefree manner and oruqmator of that hlstorlc phrase 'Yun Woody has won many fnends durmq hus stay at the Academy We can safely look forward to a wonderful and fruutful future for Woody 42 F I? I I 7 . . . . I I - . . . . . 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HOWARD THORNDIKE HILTON Orange Club Fresh Soph Football 'I 2 Frosh Soph Baseball 'I Vars ty Basketball Manager 2 Varsty Football 3 4 Varsny Swnmm ng 3 4 Varsnty Track 2 4 lettermans Club 3 4 Spectator 2 3 4 Caxy 3 4 Editor 4 Class Off cer 2 3 Four years ago Chicago reluctantly rellnqulshed one of nts favorite sons Howae Halton He has exempllfned the superlative In nearly every as pect of school life Scholastlcally Halt has been lndomltable and has led the school smce his Sophomore year ball captammg during hls Sophomore year, he dldnt reach his pinnacle untll his Senior year when he was named to the All Conference team and was elected Most Valuable Player at thus year's Homecoming game Hls sterling football performances on Saturday afternoons were nn deed a thrnll to watch He also lettered nn Swim ming durlng his Junlor and Senior years Journallstlcally Hrlt's talents have been featured nn the Spectator's Rad Ne Lacs the dehght of the students and nemesis of masters and edltor As a result of Howie s work on last year's Caxy he was appointed Editor for thas year and the pnnclpal responslblllty for publlshlng the book IS hrs From here Howie hopes to go to Cal Tech We wush hum contmued success an all has endeavors 43 Although Hilt played excellent Fresh-Soph foot- CHARLES EDWARD JOHNSON Black Club Varsnty Football 3 4 Vars ty Basketball 3 Track 3 Tenns 4 lettermans Club 3 4 Woodchoppmg 4 Spectator 3 4 Caxy Busnness Manager 4 Stude t Council 4 Glee Club 3 Da ce Comm ttee 3 4 Ser ce Soclety Off :er 4 Muskegon Mrchlgan clalms thus handsome lad proudly In hns two years at the Academy Chuck has excelled ln nearly every phase of school life Chuck played safety man on thus year's unde backs was astoundmg and many lauded hum as the flnest safety man In the Conference Chuck also drsplayed hls talents on the Basketball team and m the sprung he was to be seen at the Track under the scrutmous eye of Unc Whule at the Academy Chuck has mamtamed a good academuc standing ln all has courses Per haps Chucks most outstanding posmon IS that of a Student Councul member Socnally Chuck has proved hrs versatullty by keeping the boys guessing on who wlll be his next The clandestine tales of Muskegon and the occasronal speculatrve safans unto the Madlson region are received by all wlth anxious ears Chuck has all the worldly Ideals whuch lead to success and happiness We predlct a bright fu ture for hum : ' , z i 1 : i 1 ' , f ' : , : ' z fl ' : 5 n i , 5 vi ' l . I ' I feated football team. His record of punt run- I ' ' ll 11 I , . . . . I 44 R WILTON JOHNSON Black Club Frosh Soph Football I Varsrty Football 2 3 4 Frosh Soph Basketball 2 Spectator Photograph: Ed tori 4 Ser co Socety lOffrcel 4 Lattermans Club 3 4 Dance Co mttae 3 4 Camea Club 2 3 4 Chorr 4 Caxy lidrtori 4 Peorra harls the explorts of Brll Johnson A staunch four year man Brll has led a fabulous lrfe at the Academy Brll s zenrth as a football center was reached dur rng hrs .lunror year when he was grven honor able mentron for All Conference honors In addr solrd smashrng lrne-backer Brll has marntarned a reputable academrc ratrng havrng achreved the Headmaster's Award at the end of hrs Freshman year and as a result of hrs angelic vrrtues has frequently mented the coveted Group I status Brll has a fascrnatrng array of femrnrne frrends whrch makes hrm the envy of hrs classmates Brll also upholds a large extra-currrcular program as wrll be noted from the lrstrng rmmedrately under hrs name Hrs posrtron as Treasurer of the Servrce Socrety rs a tryrng and confusrng one rn whrch he has done admrrably Hrs easy gorng carefree nonchalance sparklrng smrle and frrendly personalrty have endeared Brll to all who know hrm He cannot farl to be as pop ular rn college as he has been here The Caxy owes hrm a partrcular debt for comrng to rts rescue rn rts darkest hour I . 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I 45 EDWARD COLE JONES IR Oange Club Soccer 2 3 4 Captam 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Swlmmung 3 Letterman s Club 2 3 4 Caxy 2 3 4 Gargoyle 2 Mechanics Club 2 3 Work Program 4 Class Officer l Grub as he was dubbed by hrs classmates has done a fane 'ob m hrs four years at LFA He has proved himself exceptnonal rn the schools three flelds of endeavor, scholastuc athletrc and extra curricular Even hls ablllty wlth the falrer Ted has malntamed a B mlnus average at L F A and ns a member of the honorary Englush V sec hon Hrs themes on blood guts, and the slaugh ter houses have sent many a teacher reelmg As Captain of the Soccer team Teds determl natlon and wmnmg spmt set a cntenon hard to equal Uncle Lous Track team has found Ted a great help ln last vear's Conference meet he hed for flrst m the Hugh Jump took thlrd rn the Broad Jump and fourth m the Pole Vault He has been a contributor to both the Caxy and the Spectator Teds room In Rlchards Cottage has gamed a school wnde reputatron for nts pyra mud of clothes Hrs sense of humor determrna hon and hugh IQ make hum an outstandmg candudate for college r 1 , . , ' 1 , , . : ' ' . 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I ' ' I . , ' , . . . 46 DONALD HUBER KEM PER Black Club Vars ty Football 3 4 Varsuty Swumm ng 3 4 Vars ty Golf 3 4 lettermans Club 3 4 Two years ago there came to the Academy from the southern hulls of Ohlo Don Kemper Bulldog as he was fnrst named was full of wlld tales of the fanr cnty of Dayton and often became the center of attraction ln after school bull sessions In athletncs Monk has shown up well He began strongly on this yearfs undefeated Football squad however he was mlured early un the season and was unable to play nn all the games ln swrm 100 yard free style and ln the relays domg well nn each Golf however as hns mamstay Shoot mg In the low 80s and occaslonally nn the 70s Kemps alternates between the first and second man on the squad In the class room Monk IS best known for his Buble History recltatlons But turnmg to the lighter slde of school llfe Kemps mall box seems to be fnlled wuth perfumed letters from all parts ofthe country Ferry Hall also IS the reclplent of much of hls time As Don leaves LFA the loss wall be felt by Masters and boys aluke but we know an equal gam wull be felt my some college of the land 2 i , : ' ' i , : i , : ' ,- - . . I ' I I I , . 7 I ming he has competed in the individual medley, I l I . . A I I . . . D - . . , . . , I I . . , . I . . ., I 47 will FRANK J KILLE Orange Club Soccer Manager 2 Sanlmg 3 Work ng Program 2 3 4 Spectator 2 3 4 Caxy 3 Camera Club 3 4 Servlce Society 2 Three years ago Frank Kllle abandoned the snow drifted streets of Northfield Mmnesota and lolned the LFA commumty Slnce then he has become known throughout the school for his mastery of the English language and his Pnnt Shop nn the basement of Reld Hall A verltable encyclopedia of llttle known knowl edge, he ns often sought out to settle arguments As an ardent member of Mr Fremds Work Squad Frank has done much to umprove the campus physlcally The back hall owes much to Kadav and hrs palnt brush Not to be left out extra-curricular wlse Frank dld a lot for the Caxy last year He worked al most unassisted on the layout of the book He also anded the publlcatlon wlth has factual In formative wntmg We wlsh Frank luck as he leaves our midst and we feel that he wall do as well at Swarthmore as he has done here 48 EDWARD .IAMES LARGENT .IR Orange Club Fresh Soph Football 2 Varsrty Soccer 3 4 Varsrty Traclc 2 3 4 lettermans Club 4 Gargoyle 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 Chorr 2 3 4 Octet 3 4 Spectator3 4 Servrce Soc ety 4 Camera Club 3 From Crncrnnatr comes a blond harred youth who has lent a great deal to the extra currrcular Irfe of the school Ed entered the Academy rn hrs sophomore year and srnce then he has been a Athletrcally Ed has excelled rn soccer where hrs aggressrveness at halfback made hrm a great help to the team and also won hrm a letter In the sprrng Ed goes out for track and runs the mrle and also hurdles Ed rs a maror frgure rn Gargoyle and hrs frne actrng has won hrm a posrtron at the top of the group The chorr has never seen the end of hrs usefulness and hrs dual role as organrst and srnger rs outstandrng The Octet has had Ed for two years and hrs frne tenor vorce and abrlrty to play the prano has made hrm one of the mam stays of the group Ed has also been a well known frgure at Ferry Hall although hrs attentrons are very lrmrted Ed does well scholastrcally and we wrsh hrm the best of luck rn college 49 7 ' . f . i 5 . great asset to many school functions. . I . . 'S 5 EDWIN WILLIAM MOSSER Black Club Frosh Soph Football I 2 Frosh Soph Basketball I Track I 2 3 4 Vamty Football 3 4 lettormlns Club 2 3 4 Spectator 3 4 Chour 3 Ted ns one of the ten remalnmg Sensors who started hls career at l.FA ln the fall of 1950 He has made a frlend of everyone he has met and has set an example for any future student aspmng to throw the shot Moss has been the source of many humorous Spectator artucles and for a short whale eduted the Dally Academtc a one page productlon hlghllghtmg the events of the prevlous day He was an invaluable man on this year's unde feated football team as left defenslve tackle however track IS Teds chlef clalm to fame He has been wmmng events with hls shot and discus sunce hus Freshman year. Ted can be seen prac- tlcmg the shot the year around. Hns motto be- mg that no one IS ever so good that he cannot nmprove. Teds motto holds true for his studues as well as hrs athletlcs. He has through hard work and de- terminatuon kept his scholastuc ratmg hugh. Hns abuluty to thunk logucallv IS shown by has excel- lent grades nn math and latm. Ted ns sure to be a medal on the chest of any college he chooses to attend. 50 From the frrst Rog has been one of the leaders ROGER G MAYER Black Club Frosh Soph Basketball I 2 Frosh Soph Baseball l Varsrty Football 2 3 4 Varsrty Hoclrey 3 4 Varsrty Golf 2 3 4 Lettermans Club 2 3 4 Spectator 3 4 Dance Commrttee 3 4 Pre Med Club 3 Glee Club 3 The other Caxy men from Madrson Wrsconsrn have proved themselves most able and outstand mg rn all ways Roger Mayer rs no exceptron Rog rs an honorary four year man havrng en tered the Academy rn the mrddle of hrs Fresh man year 6 rn the class demonstrated by hrs electron to posrtron of Black Club Presrdent Oscar has tered on the Varsrty football squad srnce Sophomore year Thrs year he held down rrght end posrtron plus dorng the honors on E S 9 6 extra pornts Rog has matched hrs football suc cess wrth equal symbols of recognrtron for hrs frne play on the lrnks These accomplrshments plus hrs contrrbutrons to the Hockey squad have made Roger an athlete that the Academy rs proud of Being a man of many talents Rog has proved hrs worth academrcally Hrs steady B average dusted wrth As has kept hrm contrnually on the Honor Roll The combrnatron of hrs scholastrc and athletrc successes wrth hrs vrvrd personalrty have made Roger a renowned occupant of Bates House Rog wrll be an excellent addrtron to any college he chooses to attend I r I . 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Sl .IEROME PETER NESBIT Black Club Varsnty Football 3 4 Varsaty Hockey 3 4 Varsty Golf 3 4 Letterman s Club 3 4 Spectator 3 4 Sports Ed tor 4 Pre Med Club 3 Jerry us a two year man at the Academy from Madison Wlsconsm From the flrst Nes has been a standout an the class The flrst of hrs many at trlbutes to show at the Academy would prob ably be his amiable personallty Jerry doesnt conversatlon and hearty laugh have echoed through every hallowed hall at LFA As inescapable as Champs personality IS his athletic prowess He lettered on the football team has Junuor year and was a key lmeman on thus year's undefeated squad .Ierry has captamed both the Golf team for two years and the Hockey squad Academncally Nes has mamtamed a sohd B average and has been a regular member of the Headmaster's lust Wlth has academic and athletlc ments Champ has earned the posntnon of Sports Edutor on the Spectator Wlth so many accomplushments Jerry has made himself an outstanding student here and wlll surely do well m colleges and later Ilfe 1 ' V : ' V z i V 1 ' . : V V i : have any trouble talking to people. 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I 52 WILLIAM WARREN PATTON Black Club Frosh Soph Basketball 2 Varsrty Football 2 3 4 Varsty Basketball 3 4 Varsrty Tenns 2 3 4 lettermans Club 3 4 Student Councl 2 3 Class Offrcer 2 Camera Club 3 4 P eMed Club 2 Brll Patton came to LFA hrs sophomore year Harlrng from Sprrngfreld he rorned hrs home town contrngent to become another popular member of the already rllustrrous group As a Student Councrl member and the presrdent of the class he showed that he was an able leader In athletrcs Poo rmmedrately found hrs forte Converted from the positron of halfback h startled the football squad and the coaches by hrs sterlrng play as a tackle He excelled partrcu larly on defense He matched hrs football suc cess wrth an equally frne performance on the basketball and tennrs courts Brlls floor play rn basketball and hrs doubles play on the racket squad won hrm acclarm as a frne team player Hrs leadershrp abrlrty and popularrty are of no mean order Thrs year he was elected to be the dorm presrdent rn Warner House He rs also a dorm monrtor ln extra-currrcular actrvrtres Poos rnterest lres rn the Camera and Pre Med Clubs Brll has certarnly done a frne rob at the Academy and we expect an equally frne showrng at the college of hrs chorce 1 ' r r rl ' . 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DAVID A PRESTON JR Orange Club Monntor 4 Varslty Hockey 4 Varsity Track 3 Service Society 4 Two years ago Dave Preston brought a warm broad smule unto the class of 54 Dave came to us from Geneva llllnols which now holds our deepest respect Prest IS one of the fresh alr fiends from Warner House who clalms to enloy the long healthy hlkes back and forth from Reld Hall once or twlce each day As one of Uncs boys Dave enloys the prestlge and pnvlleges of bemg a house monntor Hrs mferlors are not noted for theur scars or bruises so we can safely presume that their respect for htm us genuine Athletncally Prest dons the blades un the wmter and plays a fast, rough game of hockey for Mr Coleman The sprung funds hum runmng laps at the college for the track team whlle In the fall he gnves the work squad a hand and ns an ar dent supporter of the football team Dave has glven a considerable amount of time and effort to the Service Society and Dance Com muttee Both of these organlzatlons wull mnss hum next year Dave has created quute a favorable lmpressnon on all who know hum He us certaln to succeed In college ' ! 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MICHAEL EDWARD RAGEN Black Club Varslty Soccer 3 4 Varsity Tennls 3 4 letterman s Club 4 Work Squad 4 Chour 4 Servlce Socnety 4 Caxy 3 4 Spectator 3 4 News Editor 4 Down from the blasty blizzard reglons of Duluth Mmnesota where the sky blue waters are usual ly frozen solld Mlke Ragen came to LFA to fund a climate better sulted to human exustence Here he found not only that, but also an outlet for hus guft of eloquence Durmg hus two years here, Goon has been an extremely actlve member of the student body On the Spectator he serves as the News Edntor For a short tlme he was the actlng Editor nn Chuef stant contributor and an ardent worker Along wlth hrs work on the school publications, he does much to further the Service Socletys actlvutles and smgs nn the Cholr on Sundays On the academic slde of school llfe Mlke mann talns a fairly constant B average Because of his wntlng abllnty he has little trouble with lords history or .leffs English Flve Even Mayermatlcs falls to trap up Goon Although not In accordance wuth has usual lnterary work, the exclamatlon Bwak has nts ongm with this West Cottagute Wlth hls sense of humor, determunatlon, and wrmng abnluty Mike I5 sure to do well In college 55 wg,- I I . , . . . 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WALTER WILLARD ROSS Ill Orange Club Frosh Soph Baseball l 2 Hockey I Vars ty Soccer 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Tennns 3 Varsity Track 4 lettermans Club 4 Camera Club 4 Four years ago when our class made nts lnrtlal appearance among the charter members was Wally Ross He has held the dlstlnctlon of berng a day boy all four years Hrs gray Oldsmobile rs a famrlnar sight on campus and rn town Chub as many of hrs classmates call hum has been a great addrtlon to the class Many bull ses srons center around hum and hrs explorts Be srdes expoundmg on hrs own experiences Wally often shows hrs broad knowledge of a wlde varnety of sublects Walt won dlstmctlon on the soccer field In the fall As halfback on the team he often broke up cruclal plays ln the wrnter he could be found In the dust bowl that rellc of the past or the gym workmg out rn general sports Academlcal ly Wally malntams a B C average In the lords Amerrcan History class he proves has worth rn discussions lon everything from Texas to avaa hon! Hrs qulck analytic mrnd has added greatly to his success When Wally leaves the Academy we wlsh hum the success that we know wlll be hrs Wlth hrs true sense of humor and love for llfe he can hardly fall l ' rl ll 1:11 :rl I I I . , . ...- r I I I r -.. . . I r I ' ' .. , , . . . . . I - . . . . . . .- ' I . . I . . . . f 56 WERNER WILLIAM RYSER Orange Club Frosh Soph Football 'I Frosh Soph Basketball l Varsity Soccer 3 4 Varslty Basketball 3 4 Varsity Track 3 4 Lettermans Club 3 4 Radlo Club 4 Service Society 4 Four years ago Werner Ryser came to us for hrs academnc Improvement Although he dropped out his Sophomore year he returned to our throng last year, reallzlng that L FA was the place for hum Smce then Wormy has mdellbly written has name mto the annals of LFA s unforgettables Ryse has proved himself athletucally by h s prowess on the Soccer fneld for the last two years As one of Mr Frnerys stalwart Bballers he IS known for his excellent floor play We can also expect to see much of Werner thus sprang as he beats down the cmders for Uncle Lou Whnle malntamlng a very respectable academuc average Ryse seems to End tlme for the extra currvcular slde of school llfe He has been elected Treasurer of Warner House Besides servmg ln thus capacity, he works dlllgently on the Servlce Society whlch has beneflted greatly by hls sales manshlp The Radlo Club fills out Wernelfs actlvl nes As Werner heads out west for has hlgher educa tlon we wush hnm all the success whnch we know he wull attann I ' F ' I 1 5 1 I 1 I I . 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I . 1 DAVID FAIRMAN TABER, JR Orange Club Varslty Football 3 Varslty Track 3 4 General Spo ts 3 4 Vars ty Football Manager 4 Letterman s Club 3 4 Camera Club 4 Dave Taber the llttle man from Wheaton came to us two years ago However nt was soon found out that hrs stze was deceptive At Choate where Dave last went to school he holds two gymnastnc records Startmg an football he astounded the squad wlth hrs shlftlness and hrs ablllty as a tackler Thus retrre from the sport However Tabs managed the team and wlth hls undaunted splrlt sparked the players on many occasions In the sprung Dave works out on the clnders many tlmes he has pleased the spectators by vaultlng twuce his height and copplng the Blue Ribbon Dave ns one of the most consclentlous workers In our class He spends much of hrs otherwise lelsure hours puttmg un extra tlme on his studles Hls chref hobby as photography Well llked by everybody llttle Tabs wlll long be remembered by all the class We expect to hear nothlng but good reports about hum next year from the college of hrs choice r , : i : ' , 1 I . 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I 58 DONALD CRANE TRIESCHMANN Black Cl b Vars ty Football 2 3 4 Co Captan 4 V sty Hocey234VarstyTak2VarstyT s34Lett ans Club 2 3 4 Sp tator 4 St d nt Cou cl 2 3 4 Class Off ce 2 3 4 Da ce Com rttee 4 Three years ago a boy came to us from Hrghland Park who was destrned to lead our class Thrs proved hrmself a leader rn every freld Hrs frrst year here as a Sophomore he earned Varsrty letters rn Football Hockey and Track Srnce then he has shown hrmself to be one of the best athletes rn school Trreschs prnnacle came when he was chosen as a member of the frrst strrng lrttle All State team Don rs also noted for hrs rugged play on the rce as a defense man for Colemans savage srx In the sprrng he has turned hrs talent to tennrs for the last two years Don has won drstrnctron there for hrs frne doubles play Srnce hrs Sophomore year Don has been on the Student Councrl and has been a Class Offrcer Hrs Junror and Senror year he served as Class Presrdent Thrs rs but a token showrng of hrs popularrty Dons BC average has kept hrm rn the top half of the class academrcally As a leader of the school and a frrend of all Don wrll be greatly mrssed next year However we wrsh hrm luck at Purdue and know that he wrll be successful there u 5 i , , , - i 5 ar i k , , 7 i rc 5 i enni , 5 erm ' . , : er 1 U 0 ni . , 2 i r , , g n m' . boy was Don Trieschmann, and he certainly has X I , . . . , . , . . 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U I ANTHONY WALKER WHITE Orange Club Frosh Soph Baseball I 2 Sailing l 2 3 Hoclcey 'l 2 Soccer 4 Baseball 4 Letterman s Club 4 Spectator 3 4 Ed tor n Ch ef 4 Caxy 4 Camera Club I 2 As one looks over the leaders of various activities at L FA one name which meets the eye IS that of Tony Whlte Tony came to us as a Freshman and throughout hrs association with the school has been a day boy His Buick convertible IS a familiar sight on campus Academically Tone is one of the top five In the class His steady B average often places hum on the Honor Roll Tonys academic talents are ex Math and Mussc He was one of the seven boys placed un English V a special course nn literature and writing Day boys It often seems show little Interest In extra curricular actlvltles However Tony has been the guiding light of the Spectator servmg as Edntorm Chief Has dynamic editorials and his column Things on Stuff' are widely read and appreciated by the student body ln past years Tony was an avnd member of the sailing squad This fall he turned his talents to the Soccer team and he emerged from the sea son with his letter ln the sprung Baseball catches Tony s fancy Tone will be remembered for his aulck wut and hospntaluty No doubt Princeton will gladly re cenve hum next fall : - , f . . z . . 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Q , I ll ' I ' I I ' I I 4 I I 60 WILLIAM CARR WHITE II Black Club Varsuty Soccer 2 3 Fresh Soph Basketball 2 Vars ty Track 2 Varslty Golf 3 4 Work Squad 3 4 General Sports 4 lettermans Club 2 3 4 Service Soclety 2 Three years ago our class added to nts ranks an other of the famous Peoria boys Bull Whute He came to emulate his brother's flne record and we feel that he has done more than that Gifted as he ns un conversatuon and expenence Wull has been dubbed the old dad Athletucally Whitey has made hrs mark each sprung Hrs Sophomore year he lettered un Track Not being satlsfned wlth lust one sport he went out for Golf the next two years Wnll pleased Mr Arpee wuth his steady dependable game Bull s service to the school has been appreclated by all Hrs flrst year he was an actuve member of the Servlce Soclety and for the last two years he has worked on Mr Fremds small but eff: cnent work squad Perhaps though Wullys chnef claum to fame ns hrs way with the fair sex He not only has no trouble gettmg hnmself dates but he also does a great job of domg the same for his classmates Wlth his wmnmg personallty and his natural abullty for makmg fnends Bull ns sure to be a success wherever he goes F 1 F ' F I 2 1 I 1 I . l . 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I . . . . . r . . . . . . .. . . . . 1 61 JOHN BARRONS WINSOR 64 Orange Club Vars ty Football 1 2 3 4 Co Captam 4 Varsity Trackl 2 3 4 Frosh Soph Basketball l 2 lettermans Club 4 Student Councul 2 3 4 President 4 Class Ofllcer Spectator 1 2 Dance Committee 4 Four years ago the Academy recelved one of the many boys from Peoria John Wmsor Smce he Johnny has been nothing but a credit to the school Athletucally he has been unsurpassed At present he holds the school record for the duscus and has been an All Conference guard for two years Hrs Sensor year he captamed both the Football and the Track teams Wms by cllnt of hrs hard work has been a con slstent member of the Honor Roll and has scored hugh for the Orange Club He IS one of the few boys who are able to get a B nn Mr Nelsons American History class There IS no doubt about Johnnys ablllty as a leader Hrs Freshman year he was elected to the Student Council and has been a member ever smce This year he was made the Presldent of the Council Along with the student government honors he has been a Class Offucer for three years Wlth his work on the school newspaper John rounds out hrs rather full schedule Next year Johnny ns planmng to go to Stanford nn sunny Calnforma and we know he will be a great success there : i . . , . - ' 1 ' 1, 2. 3,1 :I l ' . . . 'I I 1 ' 2, 3, 4: , 1 ' - first stepped through l.F.A.'s golden gates, . I . . , I . . . I . First Rolf: Cambell Dnvls F Erlcluon Eggurs Mr Mayer Wafson Pnerson Cole Plamonclon Anderson Second Ran Wlmbread Cooke Craig, Firzsimmons Onderdonk Sanford R Muller C Rlsser Rosenwald Olney Third Row Mellen Hacllock Bovard Kung Jackson Ireland Fourth Raw: Allensworih Cums Clague Lehmann Fraylag Bern Taylor Ted Goodbar Cubberly LeValley Fl th Row Templeton Baer Buckley, Applelzy, Daxso lCQf'S Camball Pierson Egg rs Watson First Rou' Leong Edwards LoPrssh Block Frred Jacobs Knm Garland Flynn Campbell C Srrond Rau Spero Rucker Hayes Kangas McConcl1ne Marnn Moms I. Schroeder Sheldon Cunningham Sanford W Perry Boyd Coyne Ruhl Third Run Tan Lam Sanders Schuster Gross Holloway Hall Whitman Bullmgs Carroll Koppel Plclxenng Lev N fourth Run Wood Jueck Hasbrook ONe ll Moherwell Taylor Terry Frxedmann Burroughs Cglop OI7'lOI'Q CZSS Whitman Kangas LoPresh 169119 X C rg . , I hz . I I . x I . Q, 4' I A 1 . 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First Row Johnson C Foster Trleschmann Winsor Patton Mayer Second Row Johnson B LoPrestl Hall ONelll Harre Leonard Dana Compere Third Row Coach Wetxel Coach Frlery Jeuck Hilton Campbell Mellen Taylor Anderson Pierson Bolce Bogan, Taber Fourth Row Plamondon Whitman Mosser, Templeton Eggers Herndon Davis J Erickson Williams Watson With a nucleus of nine returning lettermen Lake Forest Academy fielded the first undefeated untued football team in twenty two years Under the able leadership of Mr Friery and Mr Wetzel the Caxymen were ranked among the top sixteen teams in the state The pre season training camp opened on September 1 at Grand Rapids Minnesota Thirty five boys reported at camp to start a tough trammg schedule for the season ahead Sparked by All-Conference Captains Don Tneschmann and John Winsor the team showed terrific spirit and drive through the three week training period before the opening game The Academy opened its 54 season against North Shore Country Day walloprng them 33 to 7 Superb line play by Nesblt Winsor and Bell Johnson and fine running by All Conference Halfback Tom Compere and Chuck Johnson enabled the team to come up with an easy victory clash with an ever rugged Cranbrook eleven The game was played In near one hundred degree heat but the team showed no lack of spirit or drive and went on to wm 20 to 0 Compere scored early in the first period and was followed by Hilton late in the second The second half showed both teams beginning to ture due to the Intense heat and the game ended with Gene Eggers scoring on a sneak play In the season s third game he Caxymen traveled to Watertown Wisconsin where they trounced Northwestern Preps 34 to 14 Sterling line play was shown by Patton Trieschmann and Mayer while Hall and Davis led the backfleld attack The following Saturday the Academy encountered Racine Lutheran at Lake Forest Both teams were unbeaten When the Caxymen unleashed their power nn one of the best games of the season Racine succumbed to the onslaught 27 to 0 Dana and Winsor sparked the line play making tackle after tackle The next Saturday was Homecoming and the Caxymen showed Milwaukee Lutheran no mercy as they trounced them 28-0 Davis Foster and Nesblt stood out in the line play open ng holes and tackling hard all afternoon Roger Mayer had a pertect kicking afternoon with four out of four extra points Howard Hilton sparked the drive in the backfneld and won the Most Valuable Player Trophy for the game A week later the team lcurneyed to Beaver Dam Wisconsin to play a determmed Wayland eleven This was decidedly the toughest and closest game of the season as the Caxymen fought harder than In any other game of the season for a I4-T3 victory Tom Compere scored early in the second period and at the end of the half the Academy led by seven points ln the second half however it was an entirely different story as the Caxymen were penal ized time after time for off sides Wayland scored in the third quarter to he the game Howie Hilton ran forty yards early in the fourth period to agam put us on the winning end of the play Wayland threatened repeatedly and rn the last minutes of play scored on a desperation pass The day was saved by the determmed L F A line which tore a hole through Waylancls center The next week end was a breather as L F A took the field agatnst an oft-beaten and mlured M U S Mayer Winsor and Dana did well in the line while Chuck Johnson did a superb lob returning punts The reserves took over early and made an impressive showing In the last game of the season the Academy clashed with its arch rival Milwaukee Country Day School L F A had not beaten M C D on the gridiron in seventeen years of competition On the third play of the game M C D Wont all the way to make at 6-O The Caxymen came right back several plays later to tie the game up at sux all In the second half it was all Lake Forest as Tom Compere scored on a dazzling 60-yard run As the game drew to a close AllConference Fullback Hilton scored and Mayers kick was good leaving the score 20-13 Bull Johnson Dana and Mayer led the offenive struggle while All'Conference Guards Winsor and Trneschrnann accounted for much of the defensive work The causes of this teams marvelous record were in evidence throughout the season Herd work strict turning co operation unselfrshness and an overpower-ng desire to wm gave to this team a reputation that will long be remembered and of which the school is lustly proud The following Saturday, the footballers iourneyed to Detroit, Michigan, to Ind lll0W0d Rob FOSYGY to blorlf what might have been a fatal kick. 69 ,M llll Pllfon hd MOSS!! Tackle Tackle Rogcr Mayor End X Qual EPI: H ewnrd Hilton Conference Back +9 KCRUBNY Dave Tabor Manager 'J Bull Johnson Center gif S J? Rob Foster Tackle ff., .lorry Nulm Tackle Tom Compare All Conference Back 6 1' 5, X xi I Jim Davis Back Lowell Da na End Gans Egger: Back A Dick Wafson Back .A- ',g 493' x an 42 -'Ag x 5441 6 gl V' ,Y f 0 ' 'ff X fi A 1- ef? I 52 WW? A staff' QW: fn .z14a.g' N as-arha-'if Chula: Johnson 1 I N W S P Back Mika Leonard Guard Don Kemper Guard Y ,.-f Mike Hlll Buck ff? Flrst Row Largent Leong Jones Duso Second Row Mr Carbray Kum Bullungs Colo Candy Third Row Funk Russer Muller Sheldon Rlgan Curtus Fourth Row Ross Kangas Nhute A Rysef OCCQI' The 1953 Lake Forest Academy soccer team opened the season a aunst Cranbrook un Detrout Much ugan wuth a veteran team Captaun Ted Jones led the team wuth hus sterlung play but they dropped the furst game fuve to one Although they lost they showed great potentual The second game was agaunst the Unuversuty of Chucago on the Academy fueld Thus game was very close and excutung and the Academy came through un the last peruod to wun on a goal by Captaun Jones The next week Marshall Hugh School of Chucago came to Lake Forest and beat the Soccer Men fuve to two Both teams played well but were hampered by the untense heat The team then travelled to Chucago where they agaun tangled wuth Marshall Hugh and won by a score of one to nothung Henry Leong was the star through out the game and scored the wunnung goal for Lake Forest Last year's State champuons Oak Park were the next Academy opponents Thus was by far the best game the team played the whole season Although they lost they showed the spurut and team play that they are noted for throughout the game The soccer season came to a close wuth a fuve to two defeat at the hands of Roosevelt College Although a record of two wuns and four defeats us not an umpressuve one ut must be realuzed that the teams the Academy plays un soccer are from bugger schools who have a much greater depth of players Under thus handucap ut can proudly be stated that the Academy had a fune season J' I Wh' A A A A A Cranbrook U of C UofC Oak Park Roosevelt 73 C Y A , H , l- U l lf 51, Q73 f. , , is and Leong and LF .....,...........,.. 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Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL gggggp Wuth only one returnung letterman and a small group who had played frosh soph ball Coach Fruery was faced wuth the task of buuldung a completely new team After a few weeks of hard practuce the team entered uts furst game wuth a faur knowledge of court play The startung team consusted of Duck Watson and Gene Eggers as forwards Jon Candy at center, and Duck Puerson and John Templeton as guards Thus startung team was shufted durung the year as Bull Patton and Werner Ryser moved unto startung posutuons The team got off to a very good start by wunnung theur furst three games Then they hut a slump and lost the next three However Coach Fruery got the boys back un the groove and they had an eught game wunnung streak Mud term exams seemed to sap the strength of the squad for they lost the next four games The squad then lost three valuable players for varuous reasons and thus prevented the Academy from puttung the best possuble team on the floor The absence of Duck Puerson s scorung punch was undoubtedly the decudung factor un several close contests Wuthout a doubt the hughlught of the year was the Mud West Prep Conference Tournament After losung the furst game to Racune Luther the eventual tournament champuons the boys deluvered spectacular one pount defeats to North Shore and MCD and thus won the consolatuon trophy Jon Candy broke the three game unduvudual scorung mark wuth a total of 64 pounts He was also elected to the honorary All Tournament' team The hugh scorers for the year were Gene Eggers wuth 312 pounts followed by Duck Puerson wuth 227 and .lon Candy wuth 220 Ryser Watson and Patton were three regu lars who helped the team ummensely Frank Davus dud a good 'ob as reserve center Dave VanMetre came to LFA at half season and won a startung posutuon wuthun a week He proved really unvaluable when the squad lost the players mentuoned above Coach Fruery us lookung forward to a very successful season next year because he wull have fuve returnung lettermen as well as many able players comung up from the frosh soph ranks 74 A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A LA A A A A A Egun MCD MUS Wayland NWP Racme Elgun Chu Luth NSCD Mul Luth MUS Wayland NSCD Glenwood Mvl Luth MCD Wheaton Racine Glenwood NWP TOURNAMENT Racune NSCD MCD Captau Candy Front Row: Pierson, Eggers, Candy, Patton, Second Row: Watson, Mellen, Jackson, Ryser, Blanchard, Third Row: Davis, J., Erickson, Davis, F., Coach Friery. Frank Davis i X . L -r, .. .... L -1. b L Dick Watson 1 Gene Eggers Dick Pierson Boyd Kemper -1? Onderdonk RECORD LFA ................ I3 loyola ..,.... ........ 6 2 lFA ,,.....,,....... 62 MUS .........,....,..... 21 LFA ......,...,...,. 46 Wayland .......,...... 28 l.FA ..........,..... 5l Elgin ......... ........ 2 l LFA ................ 17 Fenwick ..,.,,........ 58 lFA ..,............. 46 Wayland .............. 33 LPA ,.,...,...,..... 45 Elgin .......,. ......., 3 4 LFA ...........,.... I7 Fenwick .............. 58 LFA ..,,.........,.. ao loyola .................. 45 LFA ................ 83 MUS ,....... lForfei9l..0 WON 6 LOST 4 Taylor Campbell wimming Although the LFA swnmmmg team dad not conclude nts season wnth one of those perfect records attanned by some of the school s more sensatlonal teams It dad present an account whlch was a credlt both to Itself and Its coaches Mr Penny and Mr Jander The only meets lost durung the season were those agamst Loyola and Fenwlck both schools several tnmes the slze of the Academy schools noted for thelr strong swlm teams No meets were lost to those teams which we swam against rn our own league Elgln Wayland and MUS Hugh scorer nn every meet as well as for the season was Captaln Jerry Butts who holds LFA records an both the 50 yd and 40 yd freestyle events The other record holders of thus season were Pete Onderdonk 175 yd nnduvudual medleyl and Colm Campbell H00 yd breaststrokel both of whom wlll return to next years team The versatlllty of these two boys l0nder donk ns the teams No 'l backstroke man Campbell IS the dlver both are strong freestyle SWlmm9fSl made thenr contrlbutlons especially valuable Other pomt wlnners of dISflhCfl0I1 thus season were Kemper Hllton Taylor and Lehman the last two of whom are expected back next year Promlslng maternal for future seasons as ln Boyd Bogan Whutman and Muller Gazelle Garland hlmself as often In the pool as out was the team s trusty manager Under the quiet but devoted example of Captaun Butts the team mann fested an espn! do corps whuch made the season a profitable and enloyable experuence for all concerned The tally of four meets lost from a scheduled 10 speaks for Itself -aw Front Row Garland Levltt Muller D Bolce Bogan Second Row Lehman Campbell C Butts Onder donk Kemper Thlrd Row Coach Penny Boyd Harre Taylor lTerryl Asst Coach Jander ' I . . . , . . , . . . . , I ' I I , . . . . 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' I I ' ' I I I ' 77 I'ClC The track team was the second varsuty squad to go undefeated un thus school year They faced a total of twenty sux teams durung the season and came out on top every tume The coaches Messrs Wetzel and Mont gomery can truly be proud of thus squad The deter munung factors un theur success were several outstand ung performers hard practuce a determunatuon to wun and an unusually great team spurut for such an undu vudualustuc sport The fune managerual 'obs performed by Goodbar and Touton were also a great help Thus years captaun was John Wunsor In addutuon to doung an excellent 'ob of keepung up the morale holds the school record for the dusc at 150 6 T d Mosser the other outstandung weught man holds the school shot put record wuth a heave of 53 5 Tom Compere holder of both the low and the hugh hurdle records netted the team many pounts un the hurdles and the 100 yard dash Hugh scorer for the year was the versatule Ted Jones He competed un the hugh lump broad lump hurdles pole vault and the relay All these boys are senuors and won t be here to help Unc next year Among the underclassmen there were two top trackmen Jum Bovard a lunuor and Bob Burroughs 78 - . . I . , . ' I - ' . , . I . . . I . , . . . . . . . I Johnny excelled in the discus and he put the shot. He ' I II . e I . . I - ' I II I , . I . . . I . I I I ' ' I ll ll I - I . . I I :Ml ms a sophomore Bovard a dnstance man ran the mule and the half mule Burroughs ran the 440 the relay and the 100 he also broad lumped Other lettermen some sensors some not were Ryser Taber Largent Hllton Wnllnams Jackson Le Fevre Campbell C Has brook Rechner and Jeuck The mam test of the team was the Conference track meet Havmg won all prevuous meets the Caxymen came on the fleld sllght favontes However the squad lacked depth and nn a meet with several teams ut was feared that many seconds and thrrds mnght be os Halfway through the meet Compere nnlured a e making the sntuatlon serlous The team sparked wuth new vngor went on to wm the meet Fnrsts were won by Jones Wmsor Mosser and Bovard The other hard meets the MCD dual the Wayland dual and MCD In vltatlonal were won with less apprehension Thus year's trackmen wull go down un the annals of LFA hustory wnth the other great undefeated teams lt has been rn the bunldlng durung the last four years Last yeafs team came close by wlnmng all but the last two meets Next year with Bovard captain elect Burroughs Whitman Wnlllams Le Fevre Campbell C Jackson and Jeuck as returmng lettermen Unc can look forward to another successful year 3 xtfm 'vs 'TW Trackmen Take Coaches Lead Conference Meet Team To Undefeated Season Wheaton Invltatlonal Won by Lake Forest L F A Welghtmen Go to Baylor Q30 LFA Stuns Milwaukee Lutherg Win by 109-4 Captain Winsor I l l A A A A A A A A RECORD Wayland lSprmg Feshval Meet MUS lConferenceJ fwhearon lnvnahonall MCD KMCD Invulahonall WON B LOST 0 Furs! row Mosser, Hllton, Jones, Wlnsor, Compere, Taber, Ryser, Second row Mr Montgomery largenl' Campbell C , Leong, Fltzsammons Jackson, Cubberly, Knm, Mr Wetzel, Thnrd row Le Fevre, Gross, Baer Lehman Wulhams Whitman, Appleby, Sanders, Hasbrook, Fourih row Goodbar, Rechner, Burroughs Rucker, Candy .Ieuck Bovard Freytag, Toufon. 81 Qaseball First rmr Jacobs M Krelsteln Curtis Clague Cooke Kangas Second rou Watson Edwards Hayes Ondardonk l.oPrest Erickson Pierson Back row Mr Fremd Mr Cahill Leonard Miller C VanMetre Johnson Eggers ONenll For the first time within the memory of the oldest inhabitant the Varsity baseball team lost more games than they won It seemed a little painful at times but in retrospect it was an Interesting and profitable sea son With no seniors to assume the brunt of the work we sort of anticipated some of the things that actually transpired We lost 4 games by one run and were shut out 3 times. We are in a conference that is baseball- minded and there are no soft spots at the moment. The experience that these underclassmen obtained is necessary as a prelude to a more successful season. Offensively our hitting was confined largely to what might be called the top of the order. When they had an off day we were in for trouble. Defensively we made glaring errors at the most vital stages-when the pressure was greatest. Duck Pierson and Dick Watson pitched good ball most of the time and they deserved more victories lt was the first season of pitching for both and we feel that they learned a great deal Tom l.oPresti did a grand 'ob catching occasionally playing first or covering the outfield Gene Eggers had an excellent season compared to his first year Dave VanMetre handled left field very capably. Others playing their first year at the Varsity level were Greg Lain George Kangas Leftie Hayes Ken Clague Jim Curtis Roger ONeill Mike Leonard Art Erickson and Craig Miller. All obtained valuable ex- perience and all are sophomores or iuniors. This group and others who saw limited service will be back next spring and we hope that the experience of this year will pay off. P' First Row Kemper Foster Mayer Second Row Motherwell Ruhl Nesbrt Dana Ireland The golf statustncs for I954 mdncate a most satnsfy mg season Eleven matches were played wnth mne wms and two losses and a percentage of 818 A total of II2 pomts were puled up by l. F A to the 53 pomts of theur opposmon Two losses were mcurred at the hands of Fenwnck where vlctones were defmntely beyond our reach n competmg with a student body of 2 000 and a pool of 185 golfers who had reported at the begmmng of the season In the last match wlth Fenwnck thenr men all shot euther 38 or 39 LFA would have had better chances at vuctory agaanst many college teams than agannst Fenwuck Consolahon may be deruved from the fme sportsmanshup on the part of Fenwlck whuch let us admit was almost preferable to wunnmg nn some matches agamst poor competmon Our team was composed of Rob Foster who shot number one and won 30Vz pomts for the season Bull Motherwell who shot number three and won 2592 four and brought ln 23 pomts Don Kemper who shot number two and gamed I6Vz pomts Jerry Nesblt who fulled the number flve spot and won I1 pomts for the team and Bob Ireland who played twlce at number sux and took 5'h pomts Coach Arpees sngmflcant contn button lay m hus getting the team to nts destmatuon and bnnglng nt back safely also ln engmeermg a steak dmner after a desperately hard fought match at Elgln In which the home team won only IV: pomts Both Captain Ireland and Motherwell wall be back next year Foster Nesbut Mayer and Kemper graduate from school this year ,, ,. VL X , k, i K , I X Vx 5 C L t 4 , . I . . . I . . I I ' ' . . . points for the season, Roger Mayer who shot number . . 1 0 . 0 - I . . I . . I . . . - . I i - 0 - . . I I - - . . A . . I . I . . . I I . I aa First row Blanchard Cralg Mr Bowen Haecker Mr Beach Sanford W Holloway Second raw Zeratsky Clow Sanders Taylor Terry Fntz summons Third row Whiteside Terry Bovard Hewltt Sailing One of the most unlque features of Salllng durmg thus past year has been nts status as a three season sport and actlvlty Durmg the fall after mastering the fundamentals and skulls of saulnng the Sklppers and Crews competed ln Intramural races The weather smuled wlth favor upon the Sanlors grantmg them an actlve and full season Honors fell to the able comb: natton of Crang and Clow Durmg the wmter term Saulmg passed from a sport to the category of a very productuve actnvnty Under the guidance of Mr Beach and Mr Bowen coaches the boats underwent complete recondutlomng un the school shop The many hours of work put nn by the landlocked sallors durmg the frosty season were well repaid un the sprung with the fleet of sux Penguins all lake worthy soon after the openmg day of sprung sports The cold weather proved to be a butter enemy as the sprmg season opened and many days were spent Indoors devoted to chalk talks that on the water proved thelr value Woody Haecker accumulated the hughest pomt standmg as Sklpper and Crew honors were shared by Darwln Terry and Bob Allensworth The L F A Sanlors also engaged ln outside competntnon durmg thus season holdmg two regattas wuth N S C D and defeatlng their opponents on both occasions by the scores of 3 I and 4 0 N N : , , . , , . , , ., . I I 1 1 V I ' , : , , , . . f . . . . . - . .. . - I . a ll Il ' ' . , - I . I a 1 n o ' , r - I I . g . I I , . . . ., nu o . ' ' ' I I Sport ' .I 1 W K x I , 1' x . V4 . fs Q 754 X , , Q ,I ki ' 1 v-. B6 ots eq X I , q 1 1 all E4 ' eil, . FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL FRONT ROW Ruhl Schroeder Bllllngs Leonard SECOND ROW Rechner Hayes Burroughs Whitman Plckerlng BACK ROW Wood Sheldon Hazen Lam Cunmngham Motherwell FROSH SOPH BASEBALL Jw! X S rf 98 'Mfr FRONT ROW Mr Carbray Barion Graham Garland Morns S Bogan lien Coyne Mr Logsdon BACK ROW Wood Marhn Hultman Block ONeell Harre Hayner Pnckermg Carroll Cunningham BB 4-'cf 'ls FROSH S0 PH ATHLETICS Thus year the boys In the Frosh Soph duvlsnon of the Academy have made remarkable strndes In basketball baseball and football the record has been one of dlstmctlon or at least of satnsfactuon when we look to the future It IS not the prlmary purpose of the youngsters to wm games but rather to tram and prepare for the competntlon In years to come They are the feeders for the varsity teams they are the stars of tomorrow Under the able guidance of Mr Logsdon and Mr Hastmgs the football team had an undefeated season Among the schools played were North Shore Country Day Northwestern Mllltary and Naval Academy Mllwaukee Country Day and Glenwood The fnrst game of the season was probably the most dufflcult the game was wuth Glenwood and the fmal score was an uncomfortable 76 Mentlon should be made of Dale Edwards Larry Hoff Rog ONe1ll Greg Lam Rod Wnlllams and Jon Rechner All these boys were valuable and showed promlse Next years varsnty should profnt by thenr presence The basketball team had a rough season agamst Elgun Chlcago Luther Mllwaukee Country Day Mnlwaukee Umversnty School Mrlwaukee Luther and Wayland Academy Mr Larry Hanzel therr coach worked hard to get the team an frghtmg shape The team was kept In spnrut by the sconng of Bob Burroughs Mlke Ruhl Louus Schroeder and Jum Schwab The morale dusplayed by the boys In all their games was excellent The baseballers had a hard year It was not a successful season rn the matter of games won but the expenence tney had should prove unvaluable to next yeafs varsuty The team battled Francns Parker Hnghland Park NSC D and Racme The outstandmg players were Pat Carroll Dale Ed wards Jam Hayner Ted Pnckerung Walter Sheldon and Jep Wood Dales splendid pltchlng performance deserves special mentuon The two coaches Mr Carbray and Mr logsdon labored mughtnly to develop the profncnency of the youngsters On the whole we may ludge that under the devoted gundance of the coaches one years Frosh Soph team enables the next year's varsnty to con tmue the trlumphant tradntuon of Lake Forest Academy B9 f 1 .x'-' . 1 J ' ' -A a - , - 1 1 - A '. ' ' ' ,QQ -,. a ' '. - -1. - . , . if V , 'Q-Q ' .. ' Q V... .. , ' .In ' ' 5 by v - f-.1..:. - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 11 11 - , , . 1 1 , . .- I , . . .. 1 1 1 1 f . , . . 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . 1 ' 1 1 .. . ., . , ' . . . , 1 1 1 1 - - 1 . . , 1 1 , . I . . X f Tow ll ?'4CLUB CIC tz'W'tz'es X f f x 7 f X K Z '4 - - , 1 , XI N X ' 0, ii- gp- 4 N E Through acnuty one s mmd Iourlshes I UVTFD MONEY ww w no my 'YM' 91 BEST Clow Trieschmonn 9- Winsor Compere Johnson enior Student ounci This year the Student Council of L.F.A. has reached a new peak of efficiency. Probably the most important improvement has been the instigation of bi-weekly meetings of the entire council. Every other meeting Mr. Corbin ioins the council and school matters are dis- cussed. These meetings have made the Student Coun- cil more active and have given them a closer unifica- tion with both the Administration and Faculty through Mr. Corbin. Here at L.F.A. the Student Council not only repre- sents the boys but also the school. The council is elected to look after the rights and wishes of the boys and to improve and enforce the school rules. lt is a necessity that the council lives up to the rules of the school as a living example to the student body. lt is here that this year's council has excelled. They have as a group and individually tried, with an unusual degree of success, to lead their fellow students in the right direction. The council has this year been led by one of the ablest leaders in its long history, John Winsor. His officers are Don Trieschmann, Vice President, Jim Clow, Secretary, and Tom Compere, Treasurer. Chuck Johnson is the other member of the Student Council from the Senior Class. Representing the Junior Class were Eggers and Watson. The two Sophomores were Fried and Schroeder. Gibby Zeratsky was the Fresh- man representative. All these boys have contributed a great deal not only to their classmates but to the school. It is the hope of this year's Seniors that the future will bring ever increasing activity, influence, and responsibility to the Student Council. -is FKA 81 'H First Rm: Ireland Candy Clow Mr Corbm Eggers Johnson C Bishop Qvvnnd Rau' Craxg Blanchard Butts Ryser Fned Kangas Ed wards Third Row Terry Plamondon Sanford R Hacklay Watson Fourth Run' Largent Ragen Anderson Bolce Puerson Sanford W ermce oczety The L F A Servnce Socuety us one of the most nm portant extracurncular actavntnes on the campus Thus commuttee IS advised by the Headmaster and consists of twenty sux boys Under the leadershnp of President James Clow Secretary Chuck Johnson and Treasurer Bull Johnson thus group has accompllshed much A total of mne hundred and thirty dollars was collected and dustrlb uted to charutable orgamzatnons Many members do nated their time on several occastons to palntlng cut tmg of wood or bemg of general servlce to one of Lake Forests local mshtutaons The Servlce Socnety or gannzed a trap to Hnnes Hosputal where qualnfued stu dents and masters donated blood for the use of hos pntallzed veterans The Socnety ns responslble for keep :ng the chapel ln order and for rausmg and lowerlng the flag each day In order that the llbrary may be made avanlable to students from after dnnner each mght untnl mght study hall a member IS on hand to supervuse the checkmg IH and out of books Thus com muttee also quute frequently helps the Student Councal In the settung up of mllk lunch The treasury of the Society ns after Caxy the largest of any extracurricular group In school lt IS made up of two funds the Chanty Fund and the Academy Fund The Charity Fund had before nts con tents were dlstnbuted slightly over one thousand dol lars The Academy Fund whlch ns for the buymg of chapel Inbrary and scuence equlpment stull contams about twelve hundred dollars The Servuce Society as nts name would lmply cer tamly renders a great servlce to the school The school however by makmg thus actlvnty avaulable to the boys and glvmg them the socual tralmng and responsnbnllty that ns needed For the makmg of men renders them an even greater servnce CQ Front Row Ragen Candy Hilton Mr Mayer Jones Johnson C Brown Middle Row Blanchard Buckley Ireland Freytag l.oVllley Lev att Wastcoat Whute A Rear Row Whitbread Fltxsammons Prerson Plamondon Cole Muller C Kmg Sanford R Appleby lt us a great puty that Bull Johnson who mherlted one of the co edltor's 'obs when the year was more than half over and then worked luke a horse us not m cluded In the picture above Hls very valuable servuces were recognized at Commencement when he was awarded the coveted Caxy prrze whlch as glven to that member of the staff who ns ludged to have been most efflclent and loyal In hls work lt ns not too much to say that wlthout has efforts there probably would have been no book I have been asked by the editors to gave special mentuon to Ragen, Candy Fntzsummons Levatt Mayer R Kung Appleby Muller and largent as havmg made contnbutlons to the book Many of the pages of thus book come from Hllton s unaided efforts Charles Brown worked at the top of has abulnty as slsted by Chuck Johnson lno relatlonl and Craig Muller to brmg nn advertnsnng revenue The editors and the Faculty Advisor regret that a combmatuon of circumstances has prevented the book from bemg delivered to you before the end of the year Pete Appleby wull serve as Edntor next year Front row Candy Ashlme Mr Nelson White A Mr Montgomery Ragen Davis Qvcund rnu Curtis Bishop Ireland Freytag Tneschmann Kung Sanford R Johnson C Kangas Third ron Dana Lehmann Plamondon Clow Cole Appleby Bad. ron Edwards Fink Garland LeValIy largent Levitt Craig Sanford C pectator This year's Spectator staff can look back on several real accomplishments, with the successful completion guidance of the faculty advisers, Mr Nelson and Mr Montgomery, a system of heelmg was instituted through which Juniors and Sophomores were given posts on the editorial board, served in the dummylng up process, and thereby gained mvaluable expern ence for next year, while the advisers were better able to puck the editors for next year Jim Clow, as business manager, put the paper on a sound financial basis and cleared up the previous confusion in the advertising field Mike Ragen took over the rems for Tony White when the latter was exiled to Florida for reasons of the paper, he turned out two fine issues This year, as in recent years, the paper ran 6 to 8 pages per issue The outstanding issue this staff turned out incidentally, was its first issue One feature of which the staff was extremely proud was the Increased use of pictures, and the larger size of many of the pictures In summing up this was a year of makmg progress which will be most clearly visible next year and the year after w of the forty-eighth year of publication. Under the health, and although this was Mike's first year on 95 36 Flrst row Appleby Freytag Clow Mr Mayer Largent McConchle Sanford W Second row Coyne Graham Friedman LeVally Campbell M Dasso Fltzsnmmons Hadlock Thlrd row Brown Sanford R Perry Goodbar Fourth ruw Ireland Martin Morrls S Wastcoat Hackley In the 1953 54 season the Academys Dramatic Club made two successful endeavors The flrst was a Christmas program presented an conlunctlon with the chonr A chorus of twenty male voices read passages from the Buble and poetry collected by Mr Mayer to form a complete story of the Natlvnty Mrs Corbnn and Mrs C Appleby contnbuted greatly to the success of the program by readnng the two female parts The Gargoyle s second presentatuon was a one act play called A Day nn a French Boardmg School I IS a llght comedy concernmg the mistakes of a well lntentloned but blundermg teacher The lead was played by our sensor member and presldent Ed lar gent Mrs H Boyd Edwards took the part of Ernestme daughter of the headmaster The part of Suzy guardian of a prospectlve student was played by 9021 Mrs Arthur Rooney Mrs Carbray demonstrated her dramatlc talents as a Baroness Other teachers at the Academy were Don Freytag and Pete Appleby The grade school students Included Jlm Clow Steve Moms Charlie Sanford Dave Hackley Tony Wastcoat and Les Mayer the All American Boy The Gargoyle IS especially grateful for the flne per formance of the ladies who gave their time and ef forts to our two productlons to hm Clow Jam Frled man and Tony Wastcoat who worked hard on the unexcltlng back stage work and to Mr Mayer and Dr Laflln for thelr untlrlng efforts In dlrectlng our play Mr Beach our Art Durector Mr Kerr and hrs crew who bullt our set and Mrs Connon who served re freshments to our guests also deserve our gratutude I A + ,, A '2 , c 5 N I1 ' 4 ! ,- x , W 5 -:L m - , 4' Q Q ai, - - 4 -0 K I , , . 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J S It IS unfortunate that technlcal problems made nt emposslble to Include an article on the work of the Cholr and the Octette at the approprnate place m the book The work of these orgamzatlons has been so outstandmg dunng the past year that a word of trnbute as due them Wlthout mentnonmg mdnvuduals nt may be sand that there were many really magmfucent vouces What IS equally valuable, the boys had an nnstmct for musuc and learned fast They needed to do thus for the Chour presented a new anthem at every Sunday Chapel servnce and theur re hearsal time was very lumnted The quallty of the smglng and the calibre of the selectrons were frequently pransed by Mr Corbin The Octette, a more restncted group of boys who were able to fund extra tume, gave a serles of concerts at the Academy at some of our snster schools and un the publlc schools Thenr maternal quently posslble to Include humorous numbers that were partrcularly apprecuated by the auduences It ns lmposslble too to let Mr Owen .lander who has been our Dnrector of Music and ns now leavmg to gave hrs two years nn servuce go wlthout a word of apprecnatuon He IS a musncnan to hrs fmgertlps and would not tolerate either selectlons or performances that were mediocre At the same time he had a wonderful sense of humor and dad not turn hns back on selections that were frankly funny If they were meant to be funny Mr Corbnns words of praise at Commencement when he announced that Mr Jander was leavmg were emphatlc and heartfelt we know and were echoed by us all He succeeded nn a very short tlme un makmg humself loved and respected by students and faculty Hrs nickname was Josh 127 . . - . 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