University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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ROBERT P. BAUMAN Entered 1942 :lr'li1fiIi1'.v.' Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Varsity Tennis 2, 3. captain 4: Freshman tennis l: University School Tennis Trophy. ,r as WNW L PT, I 91 tt... 'll I ileffei A Qtasa 522 The Big Boy of Mr. Peyser's tennis team-Nates only 'A' in fourth period chemistry. Plays a wicked game of pool-one of U. S.'s ardent Michigan rooters. Has carefree attitude toward work and studies- can be found either shooting baskets in the gym or sitting in an easy chair at home sipping a Coke Favorite study: English-hobby: writing themes for Mr. Gray. Known for his ability to laugh in any situation- well liked for his friendly nature. U41

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I CHARLES D. BARKWILL, JR. Entered 1943 Activities' becond Honors l, 2. 4: Cum Laude Society 43 Rorimer Nature Prize 1, 2: Varsity Soccer 4: squad 2, 3: Tennis squad 3, 4g Class baseball champions l, 2: Cheer- leader I. 2. 4: News Board 3, 4: Enthusiasm Committee 3, 4: School Activities Committee 43 Cadmean Society -1: Edward Moore Society 9: 4 X rmiwrwri ff ! 'F' Mill' I terwmioimlwx X X Iliff' . v t10Y'l.1MWZ lI'!'H'IHH'1 H1131 CHACU Pl A 5 X Ui: sf.-.ii B fahwl i mini. ss! fx 1 a.-..,i:f ffm, 4. K! 'A flg A lt' A X . ig ' if 3 X limumikkl A A ' Q 15 . 2 w 1 i, . lt tt J, I'- ' ' Y!! f ' -:- - V73 ' V f f U If - ,I ,L QL C' f' fl F - lii tv' X' iii i , - 8.139 tmzarm M X ! mu.-ul , 'midi f, Q! and .J wrt: Ll 'Y ni 'm us.: 1 uc-11 t-'lui WL! IQVB f 5 ,n Old Slewfootn of the right-lull slot who admits he played his best games with a headache-amorous but inconstantg spreads his charm over a wide held of admirers-after futilely trying to set his brother on the straight and narrow has abandoned him to his iniquitous ways- somehow manages to get his homework done before anybody else- appears to be at direct variance with the class motto: Don't do today what you can put off until tomorrow -frets about his ninety-one averages almost as much as Cowan does about those 'Kdangerous ninety- threes -an All-around boy with a ready and winning way, A'Chesty is high on our list of sure successes. l13l

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RANDALL M. BAUMGARDNER Entered 1946 E Qxuro REPAIR SHOP: I' pg Down ll MPT QE? 9, PAYM EN-rs '49- vu 'il f ffitii W Q f 5 5 ' 1 X 'avg XM I xii, : lin I Ywv Z '-gm One of the more stable members of the class-interested in antique automobiles-one of the few who are reasonably awake in first period English-the recipient of a mythical award for being able to cope with Schwab's numerous eccentricities-one of the Major's unforgettable French students-quiet, modest, unassuming-and sane-a fortunate soul in his ability to disregard women-one of the fiends who mas- querade as class tennis players-he actually likes gymnastics-one of the very few who have never been humbly requested to kindly remove their presence while graciously accepting six, U51 H , . .... -' ' fl4xQEEil 'p-'ffl 'r ' Wrlfnif r, '.'.:' 4 '2 t x. - H X i'E1'ffml.TE1?f:1z'9xk va: 1 vw A 4 '- L' ft i WTQ -V ,XV-v rwkldl X9 :ah 1' bi 3'-EL , v Q si-