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Hlembtc $bannafeon John Ai-iearn, K'U “Bud Corinth New York His one sole ambition— Just to be a politician. Bud and bis gang at 3 Park wood try to set the world on fire—and they conic pretty near doing it at times. The activity of the Kappa Psi fra- ternity speaks well of Bud’s capable leadership. Basketball 1, 2. 3; Tennis 1, 2. 3; Bowling 1, 2. 3; Regent Kappa Psi Fraternity; Sport Fditor Alem me Pharmakon. Katherine Avf.ry. A KY “Katie” Windham New York Quiet, demure, delectable. Katherine has ma- jored in scholastic achievement and has come through in proud fashion. Her abilities are un- questioned. a good asset we believe in future endeavors. Sincere wishes for continued success, Katie. Vice-President Class 2: Tennis 3. William Clary “Bill Hudson Falls New York The best thing about him Is—he fits in everywhere. The nicest thing about him Is his quiet, friendly air.” A level head and a knowledge of the world are a few of the assets that will aid Bill in making his place in the business world. Twenty-seven
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gllemtnc $f)armafeon —new lab work—chemicals arc assayed—prescriptions are filled—knowledge is literally being poured into their heads as fast as the faculty can arrange it. The sports are beginning to feel the influence of experience. Contests are being waged and won. Quarterlies are sent down to miserable defeat—they couldn’t stop them. Then in the midst of this modern pace comes the second pause— The Junior Prom—more beautiful than the Hop. Rut work and pleasure are to be kept apart if they are to be enjoyed successfully and soon they go on as before. Quarterlies—Spring—Finals—Vacation. September, 1934. Seniors- -They gaze upon the underclassmen in envy— only serves to remind them that their work at school will soon be done. They call themselves together and behold that four more have succumbed to that ancient law—only the flttiest survive. Once more they wish them luck. Rut they cannot stop to reminisce—more work to be done, l lulse elected president —Formally sent to the student council—then a sudden plunge into the new work. Incompatibilities are made compatible—diagnostic tissues are memorized—chem- icals are assayed volumetrically—they sweat over Rotanical Origins—they begin to scratch the surface of Organic Chemistry. Sport Contests are mowed down mercilessly—Senior Rowling team captures the championship. Every sport is managed capably by one of the original 51 —Sports and Work—Work and Sports—then suddenly—the last pause—THE SENIOR RALL—the greatest ever—beautiful girls—wonderful music—Youth as is envied by every person over forty . . . Rut all things must end—the dance is over—as the band plays “Home Sweet Home” watch those Seniors as they travel the road towards the Exit. Their school work is done . . . Three years they have pulled as a unit . . . shared each other's cigarettes . . . swapped each other’s stories . . . borrowed each other’s ink . . . now they work no more as a unit . . . Each of them has a road to travel . . . and may every one of them enjoy life successfully in every one of its branches before they arrive to that inevitable doorway over which blazes the word . . . EXIT . . . John Tkocchio, Historian
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gUembtc Jjarmafeon Owen Conn a i.ly, KSk “Owen” Troy New York “ Not to be conquered by these headlong days. A very fine fellow in many ways ' A fine fellow and a true friend. His sincere devotion and regular attendance at school has made him an outstanding member of our class. Lots of 1uckt Owen, Frank Consroe “Frank” Cortland New York “ A smile is the trade mark of a happy soul.” Frank, although a new member of our class, has gained much favor through his friendliness and happy smile. Bowling 1, 2, 3; Rifle 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2; Director of College Orchestra 3. Elton C. Crook “Jack” Antwerp New York “ His music hath charm to soothe the savage breast.” Jack can handle a trombone as well as a mortar and pestle. After several seasons at Coral Gables and points south, has found it hard to play hot with the thermometer flirting with zero. Smooth, suave and natural at all times, he fits in every- where. Orchestra 1. 2; Leader 2; Student Council 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1. 2; Bowling 1. Twenty-eight
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