University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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Mosby - hard-working literary editor in charge of these obits',- Why do we have to say something nice about him - is often vague after adding to his famous Canco col- lection - disguised his black Ford as a cop car and rolled through Shaker Lakes creating panic - class's worst rebel - wanted the theme for this book to be Stars and Bars - goes to Virginia every summer to get a new load of propaganda - has frequent battles with Sumner over Civil Rights - played a driving brand of soccer at halfback for Coach Don's squad - had a hard time with training, Boy, what I wou1dn't give for a nice, warm cigarette right now -strong advocate of that organ- ized mayhem called water polo - made For- ensic and Eddy Moore his senior year - has a distinct sense of humor resembling that of Charles Addams - Charley's cheerful manner and desire for knowledge have been a distinct addition to our class. C255 CHARLES JAMES BERKEY Year Entered 1952 Cum Laude 4 Second Honors 1, 2, 3, 4 Third Prize, Sherman Speaking Contest Second Prize, junior Speaking Contest Mabizm Board, Literary Editor 4 New! Board 4 Edward Moore Society 4 Forensic Society 4 junior Classical League 2, 3, 4 Varsity Soccer Squad 2, Team 5, 4 Varsity Track Squad 3 Freshman Soccer 1 F C9 it A or S W 4 1 L , V ff ,i q r 2, ll 1 FL L1 r 1- s V e E il e - 1 3, y , 1 tlfgfwly ' lr .724 6 S 5' mpm1' I ggi Mllfnnllll fin

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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.

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Pogo - quiet member of the class who al- ways comes up with the right answer - has often threatened to shut off the schools power supply - member of V.O.'s company who got the most sought after part in the play - kept forgetting his lines because of anxiety for ac- tion - became manager of j.D.'s powerful nine - thought that was the only way he'd ever get to see the sunny, decadent South - objected to Little Napoleon's tactics of stream- rolling legislation through the Athletic Coun- cil - lobbied to impeach him - served on Mrs. Martin's underground group - seems to hold a deep-seated preference for public school females -- charter member cf the Senior Room Chimney Committee - took his life in his hands to give a party after the Eddy Moore dance - surprised everyone by beating the S.A.T.'s system - Bill's quiet modesty and ready intelligence will be valuable assets as a future C.E.I. executive. C 26 WILLIAM TRUMAN BESSE Year Entered 1952 Second Honors l, 2 Athletic Council 4 Players 4 junior Classical League 2, 3, 4 Projection Club l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Baseball Manager 4 Freshman Baseball Manager l . 2 3 L+ elf-I7 nf-- v...f. Caiolulpl LH 7 u,,s.1'Jf jlagjil LL X W STXJSSSI NG- oo iii ill' ilii i l X 2 t, lf QQ' tm