Poly Prep Country Day School - Polyglot Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Q 5 CI..-XSS OF 1929 Page 16

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Q qi:- . - 3 ' ' E ' - ir, ,. ' T ll tr:-.lien E Eilllls.:-gg.-' .-,: f':1-- ..4.3.3.13-:g.:1.15ifillgi-33-.'' 'I The beloved hero of men JOHN FRANCIS JAMES, JR., President, Oasis, A I E - Winner of P. P. , Blue-Class President C15 C25 C35 C452 Captain Championship Football C35 C453 President Student Council C453 Chairman Interfraternity Council C452 Secretary Oasis C45, Secretary Blue Key C353 Football C15 C253 Championship Track C15 C25 C35 C453 Swimming C151 Championship Swimming C25 C35 C453 Basketball C25 C35 C45, Holder School Record Hammer Throw C353 Holder Novice 100-yd. dash Senior Record C351 NVinner Tritschler Medal 100-yd. Dash Senior C353 VViunt-r Tritschler Medal 100-yd. Dash Junior C253 Winner Novice Wlrestling Tournament C252 VVinncr Princeton Cup C25Q Winner Yale Cup C353 Presiding Ofhcer Junior Morning C35' Chairman Senior I Dance Committee C45 Ch ' ' 3 airman benior Banquet Committee C451 Student Council C25 C353 Blue , H Key C453 Polygon C35' Contributor Polyglot C15 C25 3 , ' ' C25 C45, Penn Relay Team C353 Form Leader Blues C35 C453 Baseball C45. - Princeton To be strong is to be happy I WILFORD BOCHAT PENNY, Oasis, 2 W' - - - Cornel - I Winner of P. P. Blue-Championship Football C35 C453 ,Championship Junior Varsity Football C25Q Junior Football C153 Captain Championship Wrestling C453 Captain Wrestling C353 Championship VVrest- ling C25Q Winner Novice Wrestling C253 Lacrosse C35 4 ' i ' ' ' C 5, Lacrosse Squad C25, Class Vice-President C25 C35 C45Q School Leader Blues C45Q Form Leader Blues C25Q Vice-President Oasis C451 Student Council C35 C453 Vice-President Blue Key C35 Blue K 4 3 ey C 53 Usher Commencement C353 Christmas Declamation C353 Contributor Polyglot C35. ii Page 18