University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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KENNETH MURRAY BRACY New! Staff 2, 3 Players 2, 3, 4 Players' Production Staff 2, 3, 4 Sound Club 2, 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Dorm Prefect 1 junior-Senior Prom Committee 4 School reporter for Plain Dealer and Prem' 4 Swimming 1, 2 Athletic Council 4 Baseball Manager 1, 3, 4 Year Entered 1960 f fllfif P R l , W ,K 'W 8 V xxNXX 1 an MU ?w0XXX,X NX, 'xr , Il Qxmxixxpkk . 01 I Al, I I Ng 1 wytpik ,Q I, , 3 in? ll if Mill, Mali-l lug ll ll N21 lil il .xgxtw llwll lffilfgiii 1 ll Q' li ng! m A XS W -i xx k ff Q tv 9' 46 AP, one of the founders of the dormitory, has lived within its halls for an unbelievable six years, although he lives closer to the school than half of our class. Ken is often seen on weekends bombing around in his flower-bearing Corvair, looking dis- tinguished with his pipe in his mouth. Cap has never been seen with the same girl at any two U.S. affairs. One of the highlights of Ken's career at U.S. was his junior year on the senior floor of the dorm where he entertained everyone with his philosophy and his poetry. Cap pioneered the field of field-dodging by managing to manage two seasons of the year and suffering through water polo in the winter. He has had parts in nearly all U.S. productions in the last three years and he helped direct them himself. His help in building the present sound system gained him the position of Secretary of the Sound Club. Cap will surely be successful in life if he strives as hard as he did at U.S. -.291

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Q EARDS, -our own Jimmy Clark, can be seen daily winding out of the parking lot with the tires of his powerful L78 h.p.P MGB smoking. Probably the only non-Camera Club photographer in the school, Blaze could be seen walking down the halls with his fifty seven varieties of lenses. Although he never seemed to study more than the bell sched- ules and seating charts, Blaze managed to pull out- standing grades in both history and math. Kent, although he had an intellectual C?D look about him made his mark in sports, too. As a matter of fact, he was the best exhibition-race runner that Ken Meyer ever had. With his qualities of subtle repar- tees and willingness to help others, Kent should do well both in and after college. KENT BEARDSLEE BLAZY junior Council on World Affairs 5 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Booster's Club 2, 3 Soccer 1 Year Entered 1961

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LAWRENCE ALAN BRAINARD AFS Committee 4 AFS Variety Show 4 Boosters' Club 3 Athletic Council 4 Football 3, 4 Wrestling 3, 4 Captain 4 Tennis 3, 4 Year Entered 1964 If' ski: ,iii 'He 1. :l ,.h-fi' up .fl iii 'Lil wififf' 'L255' 'ST ffl b '-- 'ldikiii . in , -- mu fum Mfg '-:f f- --' - 'W' 'iiZaiSi'ffl: .. ' e m A ' c ' ---..-.- ---- - V ' J' 3!Kelslnazr:-v:m,--41.-w-.-4-s-i-- f'7 f S an eleventh grade refugee to U.S. from Indian- apolis, Larry met with immediate success here. His out-going personality won for him many friends from the moment of his arrival. He impressed Mr. Horner with his fine linebacking abilities. He was elected co-captain of the grapplers, his teammates feeling that this would be the only way to get him to keep the training rules. After a year of taking out other Preppers' girls, Lar has decided that he should be able to get one of his own. Lar joined the ranks of the motorcycle brigade with Arnold and Taylor, but fortunately he has not been able to ride his much. This is the result of telling the police that he had put more cars in the junkyard than Parnelli jones. On the weekends Larry's infamous basement doubles as the senior class leisure room, but Lar is always glad to have ya. Using the rnost tactful measures, Lar continues to amaze us with his excel- lent grades on U.S. History tests. People often mis- take Lar for a cub-reporter when he questionsrhem with, Hey, what's the story? Obviously, with Lar's genuine friendship and warm personality, he can't help but be a success in later life.