University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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'lr fr 1 'N-, , WZ? ' ta , Y l ,, .at I, cyl BRUCE CHURCHILL ALLEN 1960 Cum Laude 4 First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4 National Merit Finalist 4 Brown Book Prize 3 Williams Metal 1 Bruce Campbell Allen Award 4 Cobb Latin Prize 2 News 3, 4 Associate Editor 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Octet 4 Players 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Track 1 Swimming 1 tmwffaida N enigma to most of the seniors, Brucie-boy is probably the most conscientious, and by consensus the most intellectual member of the senior class. His physical contortions while sitting and his general de- meanor, one of outward placidity but internal turbulence and strength, make Bruce a standout on campus and off. He should be a definite success at Harvard, he already acts and dresses the part. Bruce, a celebrated thespian and the v.p. of Mr. Wines' Players, has excelled in numerous dramas and the Variety Show. He is best re- membered for his masterful portrayal of a mouse in The Mouse That Roared and for his shocking expose of power corrupting a thwarted prefect in an unnamed drama. He was not seen, however, in the last three-act production as he was searching for his ideal role-the male lead opposite our female Variety Show star. Seldom seen around U.S. social or sporting events, Bruce's caustic chapel and newspaper comments concerning these frivo- lous doings often provoked controversy. With his great intellect Bruce should be an outstanding Harvardite and writer or nuclear physicist, unless the Wenham Truckers grab his fancy. E7 X JN l X li My , J? Q cl 1 f ,i X

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Seniors

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PETER WATSON ALLEN 1954 News Staff 3, Ad Manager 4 Record II 2, 3, 4 Players 2, 3 President 4 Camera Club 4 Boosters' Club 2, 3, 4 Class Football Captain Track 1 Wrestling 1, 2, 3 4 A 'nominal fl rx '5,,v4'r-5 'Ei-El ' , 'Ia' 'rx IW i:,z -1 fl ' gf 'NW' C M-5 at-N ETE'S activities embraced many fields of endeavor. He was an ardent member ofthe Pan-Slavs Q We'll just whip over to Howland's and see how the ad's com- ing j, a persevering Player prexy C'So then I take her in my arms . . . J, an enthusiastic class football captain C'I'll take the handoff and go whipping around the end J and a hobbling cripple C'So I took the handoff and went whipping around end and this little guy-those little guys are tough . . . j. His academic work centered on the study of Espanol, where his favorite words were Oh si, si, senor Borracho, si, si. Pete spent his summers working for Pacini. and capped his aesthetic work by selling ads for every school publication going. All in all, Pete's seriousness of purpose should put him high in the field of medicine, or whatever profession he tackles.