University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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TABLE 0F CONTENTS Mabian Staff ,.T,TT Dedication , ..., . School Trustees .. Faculty ..,. Seniors ..s. . Class Poll , .s,. Senior Class Directory ..,... Prophecy Poem .,..., Class Profile .s.s.. Classes ....is,s,,.,..,. Upper School . Middle School 1 .,.. . .,,s, 1. Lower School ....,, ,... . . Informal Pictures ,.s,.. ..s,.s. Activities ,.... Athletics , , ,..s. ,, Informal Pictures . t,ss ...,,s . Advertising Section ..............s,. .s.s..s..s.,..,s,.s. ,........,.s 1 9 , .,., .,. flncluding Features and Advertising Direcioryj 4 6-7 8 9-20 21-86 87 88 89-93 94 95 96-99 100-105 106-109 110-112 113-126 127-148 149-182 183-296

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MABIAN TAFF Burk Row: Dave Ward, Charles Berkey, john Riehl, Prentice Bowsher, Carl Wasmutlx Front Row: Wes Williams, Peter Knight, Gil Peirce, George Opdyke Editor-in-Chief ,eeieee . ..,, PETER T. KNIGHT Managing Editor PPPPP eeaeea . GILBERT S. PEIRCE Literary Editor ,,,,,, .,...... C HARLES BERKEY Arr Editor ,LL TTTTTT Te4,e,,.,e,Teee,e7eeeeT,,...,,aaee eeee,Tee7,aa,,,,,,,,, G E ORGE F. OPDYKE I JOHN B. SHERMAN, WILLIAM SOUTHWORTH, 'PPAMLJOHN F. MCWHORTER, AND SAM LITTLE j THERON C. Moss AND Stuyj' Artiftf ......., Co-Pbotograhic Editor! ...... CARL E. WASMUTH Feature Eduor ...,...... ......,....... G EORGE H, IRVIN Spam Editor ....,...........L. ........ J OHN W. RIEHL Aduerlixifug Copy Eriilor .... ....... D AVID W. WARD Adverzifiug Copy Auinfauz ..... ..........., . MORLEY SCHLOSS Advertiriug Sale! Manager ...... ,...... N . PRENTICE BOWSHER Circulation Manager . .,........ - LLL.... WESLEY C, WILLIAMS Faculty Adrifor ..... .. .... MR. ROBERT P. SCHWAB Eduorial Afmzaun: CHARLES T. MICHENER, ALANSON j. SUMNER, VICTOR J. DEMARCO, WILLIS B. BOYER, CARL T. NALL, JOHN W. RICHARDSON, H. RUSSELL WELLER, GARY M. ARSHAM, JOHN L. THOMAS, JAMES I. CORCORAN.

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DEDICATION E, the graduating class of 1958, are proud to dedicate this Malaian to Mr. Robert G. Walton who, in the course of his career at University School, has become almost an embodiment of the U. S. tradition. For thirty-nine years Mr. Walton has guided University School students through the jungles of mathematics with a sense of humor and quiet dedication which have won him the respect and friendship not only of two generations of students, but of two headmasters and every member of the faculty. In a sense we hnd ourselves and Mr. Walton graduating in the same year. We are happy to have had the privilege of studying under his direction, but we realize that we are the last class to do so. It is therefore with a mingling of gratitude and regret, with grateful recognition of what we have been given, yet with a sense of loss, that we acknowledge the gift of a life of dedication and purpose.