University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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JAMES A. BERNET Entered 1944 Artizfili1's: Freshman football Sth, lg Varsity Football 4. squad 3: Base- ball squad 3, 45 Mabian Board -1. if fe mate -,S DRUG Q ig! K Au i '!X F- i. ff'-E ' GI-fn - UNDER NE! MANAGE M EN T 1 t 'A 'dw Has smooth features-drives innumerable cars fone at a timej-has never complained about grades-likes to express his feelings about anything and everything-has a file of Carter's tests fmore work for C. G. SQ-his joking can be seen and heard most anywhere-good in math and mechanical drawing-captained a ferocious class basket- ball team-an old-timer at U. S.-the last of the mobsters-only boy to beat the game on the S. A. 'l'.'s-will long be remembered for his ex- temporaneous senior speech. i17l

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CURTIS B. BENNETT. JR. Entered 1945 Al'flllI.lfl'.Y.' Freshman baseball squad I: Class baseball champions 33 Class football champions 43 Junior Clee Club I, Glee Club 2. 4: Octette 4: Choir 4. il. M M1 Josh B ' li'-1 f-qaw, ,,,,--..,AN n y K Q ' . 1' tml 'Affb , ls ,- 9 li'lLQi'i., l any :' I , X 1 lb, -3 1 db x 5 071 ' Q 1 fuzhefl ill f 2 . ' 1, f v A l Q K ,ffl Hhrf! x 1 X If QW A 5 cf'g.z.pf , ix :, 5.5.5 yuh X gy ph,-N grfbliu u Qian, :sur t-,vw-, 'N' ' l '.. -121 I ' A dependable member of Mr. Hruby's Rubies and backbone of the baritone section-two year man on the octet whose singing merited several solos throughout the year-one of the boys who got more out of the trip to Warren than just the experience of singing before a lot of girls-mature, intelligent, and poised-plans to seek higher education at Connecticut Wesleyan-a friendly and welcome addition to our class. l15l

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RICHARD L. BRUMMAGE Entered 1948 ,V Activities: Second Honors 4g Soccer squad 45 Edward Moore Society 4. 7 fi J fl' 45 1 XM f, , 'f'9':4f. V. 'OIOJ y'f ::- 'is J '. I ix . 'Yxf i ' N 1, , ,,-,,, ,dw 'Q - , Y , V-. , . 1 lm ' .' I i' r 44 '-A , X415 my sg F 2' If X IL M5? i,s.,Nr. l1I I elm .LA ri ,Hu ,kg rp Q L. ,..' ' LV,'lAy' s'j X14 ,M ,I , ,,k. 1 3 l . ,--sl Q. ' 'Q-40 -i-L N, V, 25 J NSW Admiral of the Ocean Sea- Sheik -an ex-Mercersburg man who chose to spend his last days of freedom at U. S. before embarking for An- napolis-his inexhaustible repertoire of poems and stories has made him the Uncle Don of the senior room-ran the gamut of monthly averages from the nineties to the seventies-has inside dope on how to scare Congressmen Qespecially Benderj-authority on how to get a job Qemployment, that isj-Dave will never forget Dick's New Frontiers in Flower Pressing -neither will jeep-the Mabizm wishes Dick smooth sailing at Annapolis and elsewhere. l18l