University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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WARREN W. BEMAN, JR. Second Honors 1, 2, 3, 4 News Photographer 3, 4 Mabian Staff 3, 4 Record Il Business Manager 3, 4 Boosters' Club 3 Camera Club 3, 4 Pace Tutoring Program 3, 4 Pep Band-4 Soccer 1, 5 Class Water Polo Captain 4 Year Entered 1960 A f ff l .1 .lv t , I -my l -is frlXil'l -- if' 2, QA UID SIEFFIYRE G O RHZ oN! U NOWMANH is a hard worker who always managed to stay in the top part of the class. His linguistic ability was especially strong in Span- ish, where he has shown the great ability to grub for a ninety-seven when he has received a ninety-six. A regular member of the class field program, Snow became the gallant captain of the hard-fought game of water polo. Not one who always thinks before he speaks, Warren has been known to let out what he really thinks of a certain situation to the amaze- ment of everybody. One of the first to sign up on the PACE program, Warren taught the underprivi- leged during his summer vacation. A beneficial member of the Camera Club, we were able to see his perfect work in the school newpaper. Because Warren is a hard worker and friendly, he will prob- ably do well in whatever college he attends. ....2j...

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4'5- AN, our answer to.Beethoven, is one of the quieter members of the class. Two of Dan's attributes are his ability to draw and play the piano. He put his drawing ability to use by cartooning for the Mabiun and Newi, and put the keyboard to use by joining the Glee Club, putting up some compe- tition for Mr. Hruby. In the Athletic Department, Dan tried wrestling and running, but piano playing seems to be more suited for him. Although never seen at a U.S. affair with a female, Dan did not seem to mind his act in the variety show last year. Even though he may have been overly influenced by Mr. Ebbott, Dan is sure to be a success anywhere as long as there is a piano-close by. 124.- DANIEL ROWLAND BARBER French . Speaking Contest 4 Winner 3 Mabian Staff 2, 3, 4 New: Staff 4 Players 2, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Octet 4 Wrestling l, 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Year Entered 1961 1. un Ewa-Llllll. ui ' 'il ,I., i er I I j S.a.,,reEA Ag vii!!!-gun-:Laurin-5,-I A. me 554 1 zz: --,O , 4-. u WF' -'M ' 2 - -s AE wi , , ' 6 ' I ? XY

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BRUCE STEPHEN BEYER New: Staff 4 Mabitm Staff 4 National Merit Finalist 4 Glee Club 5, 4 Octet 4 Tutor Corps 5, 4 AFS Committee 4 Year Entered 1964 Wdvsf: fl 4 xml x ' 1. RUCE came to us from the Shaker schools where he received the first ten years of his education. Having sung in the A Cappella choir at Shaker, he was one of the few Preppers accepted by Mr. Htuby without a vocal test, and has since become a promi- nent member of the Glee Club and Octet. Although Varsity sports seemed to escape his grasp, it was evident that he enjoyed the classic U.S. intramural program from the horse, rings, and trampoline to the cinder track. There is no doubt as to the extent of his intelligence, for he was a National Merit Scholar and gained early admission to Tufts Univer- sity, although his taste in cars is questionable. It seems that he had his choice of any car and picked a Galaxie 500 in place of a little GTO. His excuse is vague, however, he keeps referring to the standard bucket seats in the GTO that he disliked. Was it the leather upholstery, Bruce? A punctual, trustworthy, and sound-minded boy, Bruce is sure to prosper in his future years. t A -26-