University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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WMM x'Slim - one of Mr. Sanders' favorite spar- ring partners - displays wide musical tastes - was torn between the Symphony and Alan Freed's rock 'n roll show - strictly lvy for all social occasions except nocturnal skalkin' when he prefers the slim belts and striped undershirts of the hard style - class grid captain who hated every minute of it - reported Prepper sports for the Sun Press - finally ditched his Ford wagon when he found no one willing to tow it away -turned up with a x'Superb Product of Swedish Engineering - culpable for many of these blogs - wowed Mr. Ebbott with his keen perception - x'Well Bill, maybe you can explain it. - is destined to become literary critic for the New York Times. 127.- l Z William Mullin Barry entered - 1956 News Staff 3, 4 Maloian Staff 4 Junior Council on World Affairs 4 Players 3 Varsity Tennis 3, 4 J. V. Basketball 2 Class Football Captain 4 4544

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Kimball Montague Barnes entered - 1954 Class President 4 Edward Moore Society 3, 4 News Board 3, Literary Editor 4 Forensic Society 3, Vice-President 4 Junior Council on World Affairs 4 Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, 4 X wg? X Ku-1 if' U Us fill, i 1 N.. li. SRL HKim - or more descriptively, 'Nimble Kimble - Senior Class President who found out that you can't tight the will ot the people - haughty, arrogant Literary Editor of the News - founded the HSpoken VVord in which he attacked everyone with no quarter asked or given - he even condescended to slash himself once - took over the responsibility for the scandal ridden Coke machine and put the operation in the black lor the first time in years - frequently takes to peddling medicine lnever lost a patientl - one who got the 'lfustest with the mostest on the wrestling mat - has never stopped training lnever startedl - hog- tied by a Shaker lass for the lost three years - can l-lardestly wait for weekend dates - very active in his Vice position in the Forensic Society - a very able and popular leader who will waste his talents at Princeton. -Q6..

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F Exiled Cuban who novv harasses U.S. with his revolutionary Tendencies -- bolstered class' number during a winter which took a heavy toll - was an instant hit with novv exliledl class- mates - his arrival greatly enhanced Gaither's already broad Spanish vocabulary - gave up U.S. History when suddenly surprised by work - conversely, lapped up Advanced English - con- vinced that Cleveland is the coldest location in the nation latter thirteen years in Cubal - overioyed at the tirst sight ot snovv -- lived onthe west side but decided he could attord Shaker Heights - disliked commuting - learned ot local gals from a merry Chase - many tales from abroad enhanced such Yankee pastimes. John Forrest Brownley entered - 1960 2: yr. imylilll liil,,,,iAl.v Mc