University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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l JAMES DEWOLFE ALLEN Year Entered 1955 Second Honors 2, 5 Mabian Board 4 Athletic Council 4 Varsity Basketball 3 ,4 B Basketball Captain 2 Varsity Football 4 Varsity Tennis 2, 5, Captain 4 School Tennis Champion 3 nice sERvs -BUT WHERE'S -me BELL? - I -S: 'ii u QV 1' C T l 1- f , 0 N -, if T 1 if,NxVFEfl5'lm E R X X w -al x af i QTL' ff ' i Nl MCYQYQC' g?:?,',:1r, X ll 11, lk i Y i I' sexy rl i Q23 jimallen -the only lad in U.S. who wanted to write his own biog - transplanted his scho- lastic and athletic abilities from Red Raider Tech to U.S. in 10th grade - after wallow- ing in the class league for two years he finally attained predestined stardom on the gridiron - has never recovered from his hardwood en- counter with Lion -played a steady, often spectacular back-court game for Ace - had something to do with Tennis - exuded a continental air after wildly escapading on la rive gauche CMGM is seeking the filming rightsj - the most off and on steady of the class - has lately been seen scouting Byron jr. for new dating material - sported a con- sistently high average without too much strain on homework -- initiator and avid appreci- ator of the exclusive Gourmet Club - a fanat- ical connoisseur of Dixieland - has attained a distinctive niche in the class by enviable persistence in all of his endeavors.

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One of the Chag imports - rarely seen outside the company of some Chag beauty - easily identifiable by his white bucks - forced to attend class soccer when he was elected captain -- owner of a deadly Chevrolet - never goes under 60 m.p.h. - How do you get to Manners? - translates Phil's verbal test questions for the rest of the class - rivals Fairbank for the wildest haircut - gave Mr. Hruby the benefit of his fine voice - among U.S.'s gifts to Culver - one of the more suavely attired members of the Senior Class - found MockBaith somewhat abstract - plays a highly polished brand of class basketball - went to work one week and made honors - keeps Mr. Lee awake in class with his brilliant chemistry questions - one of the few Seniors to major in shop for two years-kept Mr. Howarth's Red Ram Dodge polished for the duration - Tom's sense of humor and effer- vescent personality will earn him many friends. 22 llv THOMAS BEST ACKLAND Year Entered 1956 Second Honors 3, 4 Glee Club 5, 4 Class Soccer Captain 4 , Z7 j l .,,,., l My .1 S' O 2,-. K Q H X D X . l 0 f Shnvmmn JS

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DONALD BURTON BAGLEY Year Entered 1955 Forensic Society 4 Varsity Basketball 4 B Basketball 2, 5 Varsity Baseball Squad 2, Team 3, -4 Most Valuable Baseball Player Award 5 Foul Shooting Champion 5 Class Football Captain 4 .s ? - -x UNNERS IT l E i 2 - 24 B x If lj' -Q di l.li s. Q Q 1 -, i Q 7 Ti J - 4 5 Bags - one of the Kenston cowboys - proud of the fact that his car used to have 205 h.p. - one of the mainstays of j.D.'s pitching staff - most valuable player when but a junior -chucked for Heinen's Foods in the summer - became a member of the Forensic Society and immediately got up a petition to impeach Lintz - likes chicks from Lake Lucerne and the Southland - Donney, honey, do y'all have to go naow? - so infatuated with lsaac's solid course that he considered studying - decided he couldn't stop making fouls while the flavor lasted - it lasted for 25 shots - kept the A.T.8cT. stock hopping with his switchboard antics - was B.R.'s prize alchemist - tried to model his class football squad af- ter Bud Wilkinson's - never succeeded - snared honors a few times - Don's enthusif astic attitude and willingness to help have served him well at U.S.