Norfolk Academy - Horizons Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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, :G is: itil ill 42 PKCJT CASSADA PlCOl is the mon rtobody knows, noi Q-vi-rw Pinot A wonlulgnlune bulldtf, 0 stomp-collector, 0 ldttucr nl old uni Lxvvw oluilc li-rule-is still DO 006 CON SQY ills' Wltdl' l'tlS l0flE is. Ash 41 slvmiigw nlmut Olrl N A, and l'tO will tell you that PlC0l goes lltefe. We ClOll'l know why, Picot luis lell some sort of enigmatic mark upon the body pnlmr PlCOl ls llt8 mdh Wl'i0 caught C1 PUBS on thi- luvu yixvil limi, Yuen 'Old his l0Cltl8i'S lltdl he, PlCOf, WGS Over llvo gcml line, onfl whim? were they knocking him dbwtt for Onywuy. Pico? is thu num who sleeps in lllb luggage YQCll of ll't8 bus Oh fO0lbCtll Trips-in vi-sl his :mime-Ll llrlili Picot ls the mon who Qslts 'he questions lo which there is no unswer, Picot is the one who travels around the periphery, gnrtming, slvimge truth, in order to get to the center. Picot is.. .Well, theres no use Milking about it any longer. All we do know is that his friendliness, a kindness rawnrrl other people, o ready reply to all comets. and on unusual outlook upon life afford o combination that will be ol unique value to Randolph Macon, where he hopes to motriculote. -A llx'N +.l' ls' KN Most lliw il- -tl-li 'w ll, lm l.nl.w l ui lw' mini :vi lliougili lm ii-i ml ln- ilimili, 'v'X'l it will uit in VM ir-i uw' Vvlieiivuv l in val tlw ui il, ul flux lm. ii of Donnie Kirin Ni-r ii rl It - i - be foolish to thinhsllnrt in- of 0 lleftie f' l1 will: rimvvlv' r luwl iw thi-4 rw - ul li uh v ,.i o iw-'v - l x il ik i i lk . idgiifpi t l ii' .ivv.i f . ln v-i ml wi l i il 1 v l 5 viii tl i Nr ill lilly mlm s I is wilt, ry 1, between llle 's li' - Q- if . 1 fierce, b r in i .infill-r wir in ,V L, ,,i , o ysicol .lm it rn, V, ,i. 1, .H it , W llnds IGS Sclirtl-:Ali iw il. 'i . 3 v l il i FO l1 otball li . lil 1. vwrvy, lv -t i-xlir1rv.l,vii.vy lir- obili tfdft is Es intl ii fi 1, ill-ii, r, ri! ii, ii., ,i wit the ol his asm .iii v ir it ., , ,i ood and m speedr . .ir i 1- 7. . I ptio io that ol notion that bi row in iw . 1 it W ce n nas which others I iril -X er he g hotever hi- itlrl ll .'iiil. will in , mor on life. s Y Q V7 al gm . , 'J J . Z' Jun

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i CHARD STONE Several tggres during me course of the to hear isterous Ol It I n rally assan t at its some one with a L to this is Richar yron On the lst! 0- aptains a team and np tous to penly trait have that the Sl e a 'Olin character, msimzerity. When the backs af watchful teachers. IS School helping other people others ci In his character Ducky has demonstrated the typo of Councn I, u position and appreciate. He has won the All of us ara She better for Dicky's JERRY BAYDUSH Come on, Jerry, get mad in theref' are the familiar Coach Herzog at the football games. Although Jerry is the he does not throw his weight around except on the even here he is slow to wrath. If you were to ask Jerry what he received more arty other thing, he would prolauloly answer his air. l-lis open air, he likes to take on the open scene of many noble adventures. When it comes to something Jerry studious in the Senior Class, so involved in pleasure on his slide rule that he never seems tO matter of taking an impertant test or calm. Jerry is a steady boy in two WGYS, All joking aside, Jerry is a boy you of spirit, and at the same time provides 6

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THOMAS MANSBACH At the Hub of this city you will find a spokesman for high ideals. He may also be found exercising the horse power of his bond-lacquered convertible ia second-hand one with the original dents put in it by the rocks of the Rubicon as Caesar mode his memorable crossing in shallow water! on any public thoroughfare at a rate of speed not coinciding with that speciiied by law. Dressed in three-button coat, buckled black tiannel pants, loafers, and regimentalvstriped tie-he represents the epitome f fashion. His presence in the company of the patrons of t is by no means unusual. All this can be said to repre proper grooming for a Yale hopeful. Such qualifications as may be seen in his ds a c, athletic, and extra-curricular, would re lify institution of higher learning. M pr ver, his scholastic achieve e is ex l in stu s pu of the top of his c f It is o pity tha ve cl d s ot W6 T . e e l, o er schol ' ompetit' 1 I A , ' ni wg, N Ny PAGF NlVVlON We have tollced 0 good deal of scholars In Paige Newton, we reolly do have one, Tliorcruglt, conscientious, stuclrous, Pogo luis investigated cm extrciordinciry vciricty of holds whose vorv nonies ore itordly known to the uninitrcrted. His chic-f intvrest lies Ili the cultural lore of the American lnclnin und ot thc- Amin lndnin, while cirnong his tulcnts cnc skill in Artic-victim lnrlnrn llrinirrs :incl in iudo, A quiet, cornpctcvnt poise below vvlnrtrfvr-r rrurlnrnir- lun-lim cinv notion thot time scholar cmd the nnin of rrllrrni, rim- rinowrnit ible. A keen ins.ght into chcnuctcv and 41 well-lmlunrvd sensi- of humor round out the picture to some r-xtent Purge is sonwtrrnos Gccused of being unworldly, but unworldliness in ci worldly world mov well be counted 0 virtue. And it isnt everyone who con strike up Cl cosuol crcqucrintonce with NCln'u's dklUUilll?I on crn Anvrrricrrn tour, or drop in tor dinner nt the lndicin lrnbrrssy in Wcisliirigitori. If we can venture upon prediction--cmd we do we would soy thot Page will Contribute something of extrcrordinriry vulue to the future, I rw I I, -if i wx'