University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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BARRY M. BYRON Entered 1945 x1f'lf1fiIiz'.v: Second Honors 2: Mar- shall French Priye. 'X ag 4' X vr:'fl-kk NM' WM V ,hw Silent but crafty-an ainusecl spectator of the passing parade-hides likeable personality behind cherubic countenance-one of the few to coine out ahead on the sucker bait football pool-stellar French Stll- dent-proudly wields a Marshall French medal-a diligent worker- never more than two days behind in Trig-an ardent supporter of all U. S. teams and a partisan analyst of the sporting scene-invades the links during the sunnner months-one of the few school golf bugs to break 90. i191

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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

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VICTOR M. CANNON. JR. Entered 1937 ,-ir'I1'zfilz'es.' First Honors 43 Second Honors I, 2, 3: Cum Laude Society 4: Second, Sherman Prize Speaking Contest 3: Varsity Soccer 4: squad 2, 3: Freshman swimming lg Swim- ming squad 2g Mabian Board 2, Managing Editor 4: News Board 2. 3, Associate Editor 4: junior Prom Connnittee 3: Senior Prom Com- mittee 3, 4: Glee Club 2, Librar- ian fl: Octc-tte 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Players 2. 4: Edward Moore Society 3, Vice-President 4. Ar rfhur Murrayg D ,- j i X WV 3,1 5' 'J s X 2' , . ' V f--ii . X sf, 'Axis ' ' vigxex vw - ' -,X .' i ' 3 N4 W W0 2 - - --fax c om: or o sxPE RT YOU TKO CAN LEARN T0 WALK I x , , x 1 r i ,, 4 11 f 1 -if 4 Q? ' ,ij gggklhixff X l ' 1 'sw 1 ,, . 5 If . 4 rs K-S la f- Y it - i 5' ff ivxim ve- ,'95?, WS' tif3,wu'2 ,Lev N ,mp-efsl A :cttw Wsaiijs 5312.2 -Vilfieifi 4 ,ls 'f 5 yi, l W , , I K4 c, y ,Z f .M ,. SZQXXT' Q 11 7:43 . ,X Y Y 4 fu ,Q V 4 vs g N bm yr X 6 mx Q Famous for his poop-deckl' walk and large vocabulary-rugged indi- vidualist who opposes all regimentation-loves to argue and always wins-loves to drive and sometimes loses-an accomplished linguist- is allergic to hay and combs-an authority on classic literature and music-possessor of an extraordinary sense of humor and a powerful, masculine build-an inspiring class basketball captain-wields a mean pun-favorite saying: kick a Held goal -a sincere and generous friend -the personilication of Emerson's Self-Reliancew. i201