University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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17' Charles Diieikey Dyer llilil Chairman Board of Prefects 145: Maroon and Black Executive Committee 135 145, Captain of Maroons 145, Student Council 135, Headmaster's List 145: All-Class Fcotball 1255 Varsity Football Team 145: Varsity Track Team 135 145, School Record in Shot Put 1454 Varsity Club 135 1455 Glee Club 135 1459 Choir 135 145: Cadmean Society 135, Treasurer 145, Edward Moore Society 135 145g Cum Laude Society 145, Marshall French Prize 1253 Honor- able Mention Bushnell English Prize 135: Honorable Mention General Information Contest 135 145, Highest Rating, Al- gebra E.R.B. ioofk 135: First Honors 125 135 145: C.E. l2.B. First Honors 135, Second Honors 135 145: News Board Current Events Editor 135 1455 Front Page Editor 145: Andrew Lawrie lfiatibenss Jr. Freshman Swimming 1153 Varsity Swimming 1452 Of' chestra 115 125 135 1453 Players Club 145: Dorm Prefect 1453 Varsity Club 145: Class Tennis 125 135 145: Varsity' Soccer Squad 145: Cadmean Society 145: Second Honors 115 125 135 145, C.E.E.B. Honors in Algebra 1155 Dorm Dance Committee 1455 Senior Prom Committee. Laurie has been for some years a faithful resident in Pickands Hall and hails from Wooster where it is said he has many feminine admirers. One can hardly fail to notice Laurie, because of his curly 1and we mean curly5 red hair which makes one think of Harpo Marx. But most of us do not think of Laurie as having red hair or of being an excellent breaststroker on the Varsity swimming squad 1even though this is important enough5 but we remember him as being the school Mabian Board 1453 Players 125 135 145. Our subject, dear reader, is the conscientious, indeed, too conscientious, Dick Dyer, who shoulders the mighty task of chairman of the Board of Prefects. Behold him attempting to instill the wrath of the Almighty in erring under-classmen. His voice booms, roars as he exhorts, pleads, condemns. Masters at leisure tremble as suggestions Alumni Room. But Dick's With his size, with his voice, with his manner, he attempts to instill dignity into his Board. irritate him, tantalize him. 1He has even been forced to sus- pend a majority for a fortnight.5 Indeed, all is not roses for this, our biggest senior. Even is he thwarted in his three great loves, named in order reversed to preference: His Hsh which persist in dying for himg his shot- putting which is always best immediately before or immediately after each track meet: and-well, Cadmean and Edward Moore meetings, according to best information available in Dick's home, last till ten in the evening or beyond. And Dick is heading for the best college in the country, Harvard. He wants to get an education. of an earthquake issue from the control of his Board is fleeting. But to naught. They mock him, mathematician. In this realm he is the acme of success, and it is rumored that he shows even Mr. Vfalton how to do diflicult problems, and that he does all the Dorm's mathematical homework. Many of us think that he will end up by being a famous astronomer and figuring out how far we are from nowhere. Laurie has taken difficult parts in the Players performances and is an honor student. Next year he plans to go to M. I. T. and study-guess what?-Math.

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T H lil Albert Rees Davis All-Around Athlete Contest, Middle School, third5 Freshman Swimming Teamg Freshman Track Teamg Var- sity Football Squad 131 1415 Varsity Swimming Team 121 131, Captain 1415 Varsity Track Team 131 1415 Athletic Council 1415 Varsity Club 131 1415 All-Around Athlete Contest, Winner 1413 Second Honors 121 1315 First Honors 1415 Cum Laude Society 1415 Glee Club 131 1415 Choir 131 1415 Junior Prom Committee 1315 Senior Room Director 1415 Edward Moore Society 131 1415 Cadmean Society 131 1415 Headmastcr's List 1415 Senior Prom Committee. sailor of the Senior class, yet Bud Davis is the greatest probably he has only rarely been in a boat. But Bud doesn't sail in the ordinary fashion: he sails his body through space. After a ten foot pole-vault bar, one watching him easily float over can sympathize with those who must meet such competitiong or, watching him arch high in the air from a swaying springboard to cleave the water in a perfect dive, one can realize that the swimming team is assured of at least one first place. To climax his athletic career, Bud sailed through all opposition, and emerged winner of the All-Around Athletic Contest. Scholastically, Bud has obtained first honors each monthg but whether his success is due to a sudden devotion to study or to the breakdown of his famed pool table is a matter of conjecture. For him, the duties of a Senior Room Director seem to consist mainly in directing mischievous pranks, then searching industriously for the per- petrator. Bud is also an energetic member of the Edward Moore and Cadmean Societies, as all the former pledges will remember. 1 But he will have his turn at pledgeship at Cornell. Paul Albert Calhoun Domino With our passage from our hallowed portals of U. S, we wish to speak of Paul Domino, man- ager of managers and handy man of handy men. We of the society of prevention of degeneration and decadence of University School are wonder- ing just what mechanical wizard or how many of the hoi polloi will be required to fill his profuse and diverse positions next year. We are looking for a man of seething ambition, of industry, and great knowledge of the intricacies of the motion picture cameraf Seriously, Paul has entered into the managerial positions in a big way, starting with the Varsity swimming team and Players in his Junior year and working up, or perhaps down, Glee Club 131 1415 Players, Manager 131 1415 Or- chestra 1l1 1215 Choir 131 1415 Swimming Team Man- ager 1315 Gym Team Manager 141, Edward Moore Society 1415 Varsity Club 131 141. to the managership of the Gym team and again that of the Players. His-as you might call it- extra extra curricular activity, to which there is no deserved reward or distinction attched except that of self-satisfaction or knowledge of helpful- ness to others, deals with the operation of the school's slide projector in the darkened auditorium, where he dexterously manipulates the slides with only a very occasional one being upside down. However, Paul has not gone unrewarded for it is rumored that he has gained the cherished member- ship of the Edward Moore Society through his philanthropic functions. Paul as yet is unde- cided concerning his college choice, but Where- ever he goes we feel sure that he will be a success. ll6

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George J almes Feiss, J r.. Class Baseball Championship Teamg League Football Team 131 141g Varsity Swimming Squad 121 131 1415 Class Tennis Squadg Players 121 151 1419 News Board 141, Cadmean Society 1413 Maroon and Black Mediator. Notice: Beware of George Feiss. In argument he is irre- pressibleg in persistence he is unequaled, in school he is unavoid- able. Indeed, George's long, complicated questions of pure non- sense and his infectious laugh are the bane of every master's existence, but his aifable nature and his genial greeting are ade- quate recompense. This impartial cordiality scured for him the trying position of Mediator of the Maroon and Black Contest. George's duties consist mainly in conciliating giant Capt. Dyer and tiny Capt. Mitchell or in revising the score in order to suit neither. But every Saturday if the two captains are appeased and no one desires an extra editorial for the News, George bustles to Troop A, and soon after reappears astride a mighty steed. George is really an expert rider, as he will hasten to explain, and much prefers riding to attendance at Saturday morn- ing make-ups, especially if these make-ups occur before ten o'clock. Nevertheless, George has high ambitionsg and it is not entirely for the fine horses of New Jersey that he has chosen Princeton. George Bradley Gaseoiigne, Jr.. The benign expression on the face above strangely befits its possessor. For despite his most vivid athletic career 1just read that activity list, if you don't believe it1, and despite that most potentious list of offices evidencing beyond doubt his qualities of a leader, George B. Gas- coigne, jr. as he is wont to call himself, is a strangely-if not alarmingly--innocent young gentleman. The mere use of a two syllable word has been known to completely baiile him. Freshman Football Team, Captain 111, Varsity Football Team 131 141, Gym Team 121 1415 All-Around Gymnast Contest, Third 141, All-Around Athlete Contest, Second 1415 Freshman Basketball Team 1113 Freshman Baseball Team 1115 Varsity Baseball Team 121 131, Captain 141: Varsity Club 121 151 1415 Athletic Council 1419 School Prefect 141: Cadmean Society 121 131, President 1415 Edward Moore Society 131, Vice-President 141g Class Offi- cer, Secretary and Treasurer 111, Secretary 121, President 1313 Chairman, junior Prom Committee 1313 Chairman, Senior Farewell Committee 131, Ch.airman, Cadmean Dance Committee 1415 Senior Prom Committee 141, Mabian Board 141. George will go down in the history of the Cadmean Society as the word-a-meeting presi- dent . Shortly before each Cadmean meeting, George can be seen eagerly thumbing through the dictionary. Suddenly his thumbing stops, he bends eagerly over the volume, a strange light comes into his eyes, he slams the book shut, and races for his presidential chair at the Cadmean meeting. Until the meeting opens he discourages all conversation. George is trying to keep in mind the pronunciation of that word-a-meeting. II8