University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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DOUGLAS NELT BARR 1959 New! Staff 2, 3 Co-circulation Manager 4 junior Council on World Affairs 3, 4 Players Production Staff 4 Projection Club 3, 4 Camera Club 3, 4 Boosters' Club 2, 3, 4 American Field Service Variety Show 4 Class Basketball Captain 4 Football 1, 4 Baseball 3 flea Fw OUG has tried to rid himself of his infantile nickname Buggsy for several years now, but his immortal appearances as the Spirit of Autumn and Bunny Rabbit made this quite impossible. The women in Doug's life are said to be quite numerous, but he has fared best with a few distinguished juniors at Laurel and has been known to come back for seconds. An extremely amicable guy, Doug is even on record as having made friends with the Warrensville Heights authorities. One of the safer and saner drivers in the class, it is still a mystery as to why the tires on his mother's car are so bald. Could it be his carefree, maniacal style? Buggsy still wonders why CGS knows about all his weekend escapades when Doug still doesn't know what the G stands for. Although Doug's small, frail physical appearance makes it hard for him to express himself his outgoing person- ality should help him succeed in any situation which he might entangle himself. A

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' wk NICHOLAS JOHNS BALDWIN mx 1952 t 1 'Wh 1 iiii A Q t'! ,Vp 1 vi' hx J Boosters' Club 4 Qkebxokets Reclclusm ICK Baldy is the third member of an illustrious line of Baldwins to pass through U.S. Although Nick kept to himself a lot from seventh grade up, he became a Hery class soccer captain who drove his team into the runner-up spot. Nick has shown through as one of the mostlintellectual members ofthe class by whipping through -I.H.N.'s calc course and Mr. Baker's advanced Chemistry course along with the best of them, He is an avid supporter of both class and varsity sports, being on class squads three seasons in a row while at the same time maintaining an active membership in the Boosters' Club. Nick spends his spare time working for the JCWA and thinking up slashes to pull on Mr. Rickard. Nick has a lot of intellectual potential and his industry should make him a success wherever he goes. unior Council on World Affairs 4 N. 7 4 L ll: Q! 6 Llj FQ? all ie.

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,IOSEPH HUBBARD BELHOBEK 1962 Glee Club 4 Boosters' Club 3, 4 Athletic Council 4 Football Manager 2, 3, 4 fhxxshk as wp 1,1 rn . in --ni' 5 CYLJEQSSLN Swimming2 Tennis2 . Q-as n 'll 76' 50 PON entering this school from Byron, joe was drafted by Mr. McCarraher as class football man- ager, and Mr. Horner's 'Belhobeckien diligently worked his way up the football managers' hierarchy. After tot- ing around the dummies for three years, mild-mannered joe could have destroyed any of the football players with one hand, but preferred to merely watch them suffer at calisthentics. Proud driver and mechanic of Bel- hobek's Full-Race Corvettej, joe has been heard rum- bling up and down the U.S. driveway and Shelburne Road on rainy days. However, he has always failed to shutdown Mrs. Martin's vet. Never known to be on a Dean's report or even miss a Batzer's, joe has set a record of good conduct and hard work of which he should be proud. -31-