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ROBERT STAMBAUGH FRANKLIN
Entered 1955
H award
1 iger is the school salesman. He successfully runs the school
store and actually keeps accurate records. Bob is a fine example
of the 1 rinitv scholar in all facets of school life. He has distin­
guished himself both scholastically and athletically. He is a Merit
Scholarship Finalist and was voted one of the Honorable Men­
tions on the All-League Soccer Team. There is one aspect, how­
ever, of Bob’s brilliant character that serves to highlight his
personality. It is his individualism manifested in his digging of
that stereophonic tape and that classical jazz.

PAUL MICHAEL FUHUMAN
Entered 1953
Princeton
Although he succeeds (notably through Cow-Tauing) in ap­
pearing to be just one of the boys, Paul really leaves his com­
rades far in the rear. His is the supernatural ability to read
three centuries of history during snack period and still get a
fantastic mark on one of Mr. Danforth’s kiss-of-death quickies.
An equally talented athlete, Paul has managed to make ends
meet on the football squad while holding the distance record for
hymnals thrown in Glee Club rehearsal. And as a high jumper,
Paul has no peer, with or without his dashingly yellow and
odoriferous gym clothes.

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