University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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DOUGLAS MCDONALD ARNOLD Mabian Staff 4 Tutor Corps 4 junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, 4 Players 2, 3, 4 Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3 Projection Club Football 1 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming 1, 2, 4 3,4 Year Entered 1962 5 - QE! Al , A X . i A A2 ' l ww W I V if l 1' ,lx l l lllniarf tml is Ni iillfl ,-?i QSf . . --.-.., .- TU -:i-if Q UcK, Dude, of Doug came to U.s. in the ninth grade from Forest Hills. He became well-known quickly and was soon seen on the social scene, if one existed in our ninth grade year. He was a member of the Ravioli eleven his freshman year but then retired to become a class star. His major athletic achievements have been as a swimmer, though he has also been a member of the varsity track team for several years. His swift feet very likely got their training during the notorious summers in Harbor Springs, Michigan. Socially he has been seen with several H.B. and Laurel girls. He still has several girls from Shaw in the back of his mind, even he is not sure how far back. He spent his last summer working and motorcycling with Brainard. His academics have had their ups and clowns, and though he has never made honors, his optimistic attitude keeps everyone on his toes. He apparently holds the record for the most college applications in the class. Doug's good sense of humor and optimistic outlook should make him successful at any of his nine first choices. -21.-

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41512 CID QQ EY Fruit-loop, what d'ye get for an answer to that calculus problem? This was a typi- cal question asked of Chuck, who transferred from Kenston High School his junior year, and has ever since haunted the teach-it-yourself math classes of Mr. Napp. Chuck, who plans to go into Industrial Engineering at Carnegie Tech., has been a top scholar at U.S., having his name consistently on the honor roll. Although not active in many extra-curri- cular clubs, Chuck specialized with such talents as the most authentic fake cough, and the only student ever to play nine-down with Mrs. Whitehead. Chuck's good sense of humor was appreciated by his fellow students and the faculty, as it provided a more relax- ed atmosphere in the classroom-one might even say pandemonium. Chuck is very interested in tennis, as he made the team last year and planned on start- ing this year. Although Chuck was not seen at many Shaker parties, he was continuously making trips out to Chagrin Falls in his new six-cylinder Mustang Cwith a three-speed fanj, where he visited a friend. Or was it the friends sister? At any rate, Chuck should have a very successful life ahead of him, as he has both the intelligence and the will to succeed. CHARLES EDWARD ANDERSON News Staff 3,4 Mabian Staff 4 Second Honors 5, 4 Tutor Corps Tennis 3, 4 4 Class Basketball Captain 4 ff? li Year Entered 1964 qt: garmin N w rs ar. mv FN r z Q ST ,4 9 QT u TYff RITE A PDRTMLE WB ll in f- ' l 1 un- ' f X. 9 n -IONY' -me .funn-H vMNN'5 'LLT' v o can A 1 'f I '- , 54 ' mme Mamma... 663 X 'I L f . - X T -+ 1 i ' 1 ff' '1 1' I '

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JAY PEARCE CHIP AuWERTER Mabian Staff 3, 4 News Staff 3, 4 AFS Committee 4 Players Production 3, 4 Sound Club 3, 4 Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming 1 Soccer 1, 2 Class Soccer Captain 4 Year Entered 1960 :': - C YN RRUE5 E I RTX S 'NIE S MODEM PM 2 maze s 'j 'f'9ffP-gnusece Pow: - J .' S'-lwevxn-ie 0 f BODY Bmtne Jn I X J wx Q1 Xi .v 'L .L f m HIP added his little self and big mouth to the class of '66 in the seventh grade and has been an active, working, walking, and especially talking member of the community ever since. Realizing that he was a natural for the Sound Club, Chip added his talents to that august organization as soon as he could. Although he spent one season on the Varsity soccer squad and is a mainstay as the eighth man on the tennis team, Chip restricted his athletic talents almost exclusively to the class leagues and excelled last fall as a determined soccer captain who instilled a never-give-up attitude throughout his team. Chip used his extensive knowledge of the inner workings of all sports to become the best sports reporter on the News staff Cincluding Mlakarj. Chip also added his vocal abilities to the Players when he managed to carry the load in Whodunit? Jay is a well- known figure on the social scene, having sported his unique dancing style at every U.S. dance for the past six years. Being one of the class' computers, Chip will surely be a successful engineer after college, wherever he may go.