Brown University - Liber Brunensis Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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1. Y, 1' U 1 0 .!1P4S,EW'.g5 .. ' H ? ,, J uf ' - I is -ar F 'I 1 ,M , ill 'rlll Q 4 ,, Q1 F, 5 K I ini 6 L L QL! QIBXZIIIUBIT QDUBO, Providence, R. I. 1'Alex Hinee tho DIll'lU'l'N not inI.o trouble with the lntr-rntutu Uolnnmreo Uonnniru-lion, Alex do:-iderl not to travel. Iirown was not vr-ry fur, and hr- hndn't mu:-Ii to do, no he deeuled to her-olno vollr-go-lm-fl und Luke it four yr-ur lonf. Iiikr- mont of tho men from Providenf-1-, lu: Ima L'0lH'l'l1ifl'Il.U'!I upon Imnu' zu-tivitia-H. rather tlmn upon those on the r-snnpus. Ile Inn-1 likeable vlnu'xu'terir4tir'n, hut imfortunulelv they Inwr- not In-en given mueh exerri:-un We know him to ln: reliulzle und IZCIIIIIIHI, but, url it mixor, we give up. Qbeurge Qllbester Qlmes, Cm-Llnml, N. Y. BUII 1Ioorges Choi, Vzirsity 'l'rawk 'I'eztm 1ll 125 13D 14lg College liztud 11l 123. Gum-I Yen, fwu-at your vyi-N, l'mnln'okern und gentlemen, upon this Imndnonn: gpeennen of the gm-rum homo. Grndunting with the clmas of '20, innteud of with IQ- -simply heeznm- he .l'l7llIlIlI't get but-k from m'ersc-m4 in time for his sheep- skin -fflurt hun nuide hum-:elf known with n yr-mu-nnrw, Ile rulmly broke the pole-vault renord hu-u I reNlulin.nAyeau' und then plnyed on tho tennin tenan for good rm-urfurv. Bosnrlen tlu-so IIOIIVIIIQH, he hun found time to study und uutke :L host oflfrn-ndn. lln-1 one wonk point in his fr-nr of women, but we min em-iilv overlook this minor rl:-fr-1-1. Cho! hun spent. lnoxt of his time lmngim: urouud Chem. und lhology lambs., und explains tlmt he in going to he it doctor. So, if the fnmily horse ln'c:tks hm leg four ymms from now, give- Chet it try. Qllllilhur Beginalh Qlnhersou, IVIQ1-iden, Conn. 'Il I' A Hifkllllyn Din po,ik eried u huppy mother one bright morning in Meriden, Conn. And Imp ny ure wo tlult that en pojk turned out to bo our smiling, Iutppy-go-lucky Andly. .lust innuzinu, if you vun, wlmt we would have IIIIHHIKI, if we hud novel' nr-en llmt r-urly, hlondc- lwnd, nor over known tlmt henminiz Swedish smile. , Andy'H host work has In-en done in mnking ull friends und no CIIPIIIIUS. And for Ins vers- utility, lu- eun'I. he bent. .lun-ct ask the Phi Guinea what they think of him nn IL tiiokler of the ivorien or at wurblur who climbs to high C without lllltfilllll un oyelnnh. Or, mnyhe you hnve Imppened to drop into tho Gym this your, just in time to hear Dore Murvel say, I'l1-use, Mr. Anderson, r-ome to the hend of the I-lugn :md nhow tln-se dnmhr-lla how nirnplc- this excrr-ine in. Then proudly our Swvdirch :ltIil1't1' Olexieun he is, tool lllIll'1'llI'l'4 lo the Iwud und shows the boys how to do ill. 'l'hut':-1 vm-rrmtility. Zlalurznze Butter Qtkms, Detroit, Mich. fIfKNI1 Pop I-lern.ld Associate Editor 125 135 1435 Sock und liuskin 129. Pon stately! nr-dnte, eevlex-miuntir-, und, lust hut not lem-it, the cluns olmplnin. Yen, Pop, in :L nunista-r'n son und run vom-h for the vorueity of the proverbull Sunday dinner with noun- inemlwr of'the eoxnuw-gution. Poppus in also u Rf-IHIIICII niippoi't.m' of WiInon'n-4 lieugue of Notions , und, us sur-h, hns kept our Daily Ilf-rxrc sup- plied with vrrrhrn-lc l'OIIffI'IlIllIil0IlH. An u. Holdior, he hm-i no equul. During the Wur he snip:-d poonn with the Dmrvil lJogs down in Sunto Domuugu. .We under- stund that upon ill'II.lllI1I.tlUIl he intends to return. to tho Inlund und nnipe ull rep- rc-sr-ntutives of the Anti-Snloon l,4-uuui-. An rvvoir, Pop, muy your wit und humor win :is murh respect from the nutiven, us they huve from the eluns of 1920. 32

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- 1920 Qtlass wfficers BRUCE NOEL COUL'l'I.QR ........................... I AWRENCE BENJAMIN HOWELL. . IAMES SINCLAIR ,.................. IAMES QUAYLE DEALEY, Jn. ......... . . . . GEORGE WASHINGTON GRIMM, Jn. .......... . Glass Cliheev 1-Yipl-0 1-9-2-0 I-Yip 1-0 1-9-2-ll Brown! Brown! Brown! Twenty! Twenty! Twenty! ftlbatlesi Jftebetitk Qliilblf, Shrewsbury, Mass. ZJN Clnu'lie 2nd'I'e1nn Bnsebztll CID C235 Class Buselmll CID CZJ. Right off the but we huve one of those smell, seleet und supient group who choose the hc.B. course. Why they do it we rlon't know. It must be born in them. At uny mte, here is one of the number and from the graphs, T squnres, and eom- pqsses that he has scattered about him, one would think that he wus going to wire the Leaning Tower of Pisn. Still, Chiu-lie does not let sueh sordid tasks ns eleetrieul engineering problems interfere with his progress in the socinl world. HHH IB broven by his numerous sifle trips to Boston, whieh of lnte hnve been very numerous. Well, Charlie, it's about time for you to blossom out, nml when you do. you muy be sure we're ull with you. 'Wistar .freeman Qhams, Oster-ville, Mass. AIIIA Hvicll 1 , . . . , bless liaxsebull C255 Class Basketball C233 l3llll2Ll'll Chaunpion C23 CSD. llere's Il. nmn after our own heurt: he never refuses to sit in nt an gnme, at stein or n. eoeduentlonnl party. Vie eomes from Osterville und he resembles one of these eelebrutecl bihvnlves in tneiturnity, but when he does open up, one finds ETIOQICHS pexrrls nf wisdom. He is :L morlest Incl and' never wenrs his Phi Beta Kuppan CY In pubhcnbut he is right there with the brain work, espeelully high finunee. As COI'l'f'Qb0l'Il.tl0Il we offer the following. When .they figured V1etor's term bill ut the C,omptroller's Offiee one semester, they cllseoverecl thot, nfter dellueting seholnrslnps nnrl premiums. the college oweal him 354.00 for the pleusure of his presence among us. Well, Vie, we hope that in future yenrs, as in t ie pest, every- tllmi! Wlll roll your way. 31 ...........l,7'l'Stfl1'llf . .Fzrsl V mr:-l'res1Ident Second V 1,1715-I,7'l5-Yilllillff .........Sccrelm'y . . . . . . . . . . .7 rcasure1'

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'Swan Z1 v4-s,aw..4 -1 Q CYCRJJ P' Q wma I - T ' , 9 4 7 , ' - . -a V . ,Q F 1 il! Ill A 3 7 0 xi 7 L, 5..l!g ani ?lBnnaIh miller Qlumack, Ballston Spa, N. Y. EN Pop llerc we have one of the intelleetual lights ol' the elass who has gone right against the precepts of the Good Book and has hidden his radiance under a bushel. The few teams that have penetrated their confines have clone so via the Chem. Lab.. where Pop has absorbed and radiated mental nourishment. Apropos of this, we have never been able to determine whether the high l'orehead of the gentleman in question is a result of an ar-tive brain, or whether his seanty loeks account for lt. Whatever the reason, said scarcity lends a most benign dignity to his counten- ance. For recreation, Pop does like to shuffle the pasteboards and anyone who has opposed him, say in five hundred , has met a worthy adversary. As to matrimonial rospeets we are sorry to say that we have no definite data at hand, -we think tli,erc's a snake in the grass, somewhere. But with or without a help- mate, Pop can't help but eome through. Ziaenrp Cliuaghon Qplztunrtb, Providence, R. I. ZEN Hen Heinic Brown Band C255 Glee Club C25 C35 C455 Junior Prom Committee C35. Pembrolce is beginning to wonder what it is going to do after Henry leaves college. For the past year or two hc has been a pretty constant visitor there, and rumor has it that the administration has received valuable aid from this source as to l'cmbroke's maintenance. No dance has been complete without I-Ienry's figure gliding gracefully through the strains of the waltz or one-step. Besides his social activities, he has found time to lend his melodions voice to the Glec Club and also to assist the Faculty in dispensing learning via the Biology lialHof'ato1'y. We don't know which ol' his various ideas he will spring on the waiting wer c . ilaerhert Marston: Bailey, Er., I-Iackensack, N. 1. OAX HBill'l lass Baseball C155 Herald Board C15 C25 C35 C455 Union Trophy Committee C355 Membership Committee C255 Pi Kappa C355 Athletic Board C35 C455 Junior Prom. Committee C355 Class Smok- er Committee C355 Junior Cruise Committee C355 Class Com- mencement Marshal C355 Manager Varsity Track 'l'eam C455 Seeretary-'l'reasurer lnterfraternity Governing Board C455 Execu- tive Committee N. E. I. C. A. A. C45. Cnc rainy morning ol' 1808 in the quaint little hamlet of Haelumsaelc, Wee Willie Bailey entered this turmoil and strife, thereby dispelling the clouds---and nt the same time causing the Cotton Exchange to gnnsh their teeth, for Bill is some day destined to bust that famous ring. Speaking of rings, Bill has often eome mighty near that fatal step-his pin has Burton llolmes tied to a pole when it comes .to travelling, but for all that, Bill is a good natured, likable ehup with a promising future ahead-But William. take our adviee, keep hard upon the IJFQIIIYOLQC path of youth, for if you should stray you might find a path lined with poison-ivy. C ilaerhert ibiuutell iaarlntn, M- 'fum-b fflsilri All-'W' SDf'hding two years at Union College, llerb 1-:nne-about on his good Shilp ltugosa and sailed down to l'rovidenee to join Admiral Sims' fleet on the lil l. l To all those who eame to know him well he has been ai mighty warm friend. l.eaviml us almost as unexpeetedy as he eame, Bill finished up his College work 1 l fhl'U1lI'Y ltllll-llilt for Washington to work for Uncle Sam in the U. S. Patent 03100. Here's wishing you all SIICCPHN, Herb! 33