Allendale Columbia High School - Clavus Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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CREDENTIALS Night Tennis-4 Rembrandt-3, 4 Drug Addict--2, 3, 4 Bea-Catcher-3, 4 Romantic Fever-1, 2, 3, 4 LANGER Romeo SCHOOL FOR ENTOMOLOGISTS Classified as the king of hearts, Rudy's curly hair and whiskers which you could rub off with a turkish towel, make him one of the smoothest cards in the deck. He has worked some deals with horses too, but last Fall he developed an intensive interest in Beas, and has been avidly pursuing that line of study ever since. Saturday nights find him doing extensive research on the tennis courts. Every afternoon Rudy rockets off the premises in his high- powered wagon, intent on horse-back riding. Somehow, however, it seems he takes a wrong turn, and inevitably winds up with a few comely curves over at Brighton. We have not yet satisfied ourselves as to whether it is the horses or the Beas that render him so weak the following day. Although our horseman sometimes suffers from violent attacks of Romantic Fever, we feel that his chances of survival are pretty good. F9

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CREDENTIALS Football-3, 4 Basketball--3, 4 Baseball-3 Crow,s Nest -4 i'Clavus',-4 RUDOLPH FRITZ LANGER ffRudyll CORNELL Rudy is a man of mystery. We do not know what he does with a majority of his time but he assures us that it is well spent. He has made an excellent record as an athlete, being a letterman in football and baseball in addition to being Captain of this year's basketball team. We have never seen him ride but understand that he is the terror of all competitors in the local horse shows. Our experience and observation would incline us to believe that guiding a horse is easier than governing a lady, for sometimes when we thought we were driving, actually we were being led. But you can not blame him for trying. Every other man has and failed. And that is no mystery! 18

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. CREDENTIALS F ootball-4 Reserve Basketball-4 uCl21VLlS,,'-4 Iunior Town Meeting of the Air-4 Hi-News-4 IOHN LARIMORE MAYNE g lflollnnyll CORNELL Iohnny is enthusiastic about everything-football, basketball, farming, girls, scouting and the rest. He moved into the Allendale scene at the begin- ning of his Senior year and has been exercising his enthusiasms ever since. And he does right well too. His ability at football was suiiicient to assure him a tackle berth from the very beginning. Ioining the tennis squad was his only mistake, for rotund people should avoid that sport as played at Allendale. Iohnny has made a real contribution in the life here this year for aside from athletics, he has participated in radio broadcasts and every other activity. He is always cooperative and cheerful and it seems a shame to have him cooped up for lifetime among the cows and chickens on that farm. 20