Brown University - Liber Brunensis Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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'.'.w1'a29 L49 . -A Z' E- X KL in Q I.. I C 1 -2 , 4 v Q ' - ' . ' 1 ' Q ill. illl 3 ,7 ff 1' , 6 . Qihmunh Jfrancis ihleagan, Providence R. I. l fb K t'Ed Class Baseball C15 C255 2nd 'l'oam Baseball C255 Tennis 'l'eain C15 C255 Captain C455 Union Membership Committee C35 C455 Executive Comnnttee Interh':1t,ernity Governing Board C455 Jumor Week Committee C35. Law!! And we refrain from saying more, for Ed is out to tell us everything there is in eonneetion with the word. Heredity and environment have eontrib- uted wonderfully in thc shaping of this-mnn's career. Besides inheriting a thirst for judieial questions, Ed has been eaptammg our tennis team for greater experience in the Courts. If we err not, l'kl's four years at Brown have been among the hap- piest he has spent in l'rovi5lenee. Socially, Ed needs no mention: eollegiatz-ly, iis reeord shouts: and nationally, we dare t.o prophesy favorably. When the spirit moves , there is nothing that he eannot aeeomplish. Motto- Keeping Moving . Dame Rumor and the natural Hequr-nee of events is sending Ed to llarvnrd Law next year. l'. S. Public Speaking: Politieal Scienceg Parlor Socmlsg Pungent Satire. william Qlfljeiter Zhleatb, South Attloboro, Mass. fl K5l' Chet ' Chairman Cap and Gown Committee C455 Sock and liuskin C25 C35 C455 Union Danee Committee C45. Chet represents a bit of the sterling atoms of puerile beauty who found life uneanny with the class of lillll. After fighting the Great War at Camp Raritan, he returned to the fold to measure gowns and mortarboards. Yes, it is to this puleher puer that the Seniors are indebted for the shrouds which they wear on Commeneement Dav. ln his Freshman year William Howard Henry Chester was one of the so-ealled sm-ial lions - whirh have their habitat in Churchill House, Agawam Hunt Club, ete. The regrets which Chester received after examin- ations ean voueh for his sueeessful season. ln spite of his animosity to the daily grind he has proved to be a valuable asset to the elass ol 1020. iltolaah !Betnep Zhleek, Salem, N. j. A X A Bee Band CI5. When a fellow eau kid the l ar-ulty into giving hiln his sheepskin in three years. we ean forgive him for not np earing on the ealnpus very nmeh. U In fact, until by the use of some magie fluulrl he 01ltlf'0l'l that distinguished looking moustache to grow on his upper lip, he was seldom seeln and more seldom heard. We hear that this same growth lms roved to be irree-nstable to a fair one and so there may have been some' motive in hlis reeklessness. In spite of these handicaps, we expeet to see him land near the top, for his eonseientiousness and perseveranee ean't help but push him ahead. . . . , Merrill ikellep itilennett, Killmgly, Conn. fb 2 K Ben ltlerrill is one of those rare but weleome people who handed in a sensible Liber slip, and his suggestions are worthy of more eonsideratmn than we are able to give them. When asked how many hours he wasted a week, the 'reply was one a week in Chapel. Clfaeulty please note5. Clentlemen, do you realize that before you you see a budding author? Look your fill, for in thelvears to come, as the Dean would Huy, you will be proud to tell your grandchildren that youtshook hands with him. Plugging away at his English courses, our future novelist has not had any time to give to the more frivolous i5ttl'lU?l',l0IlS of eollellfl llfff. and UU for the fair sex, behold a genuine woman-hater. 34

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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

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1 -. il Y lr' , 'I P P ,Au Bi-2,LW9.g 5 Q fg 1 J I7- ew' 33165211 Qlilllllialu ZBBKKBY, Gilbertville, Mass. A 'l' A Russ Bess Varsity 'l'raek Team C15 C25 C355 Varsity Indoor Relay Team C15 C25 C355 Class Baseball C255 Captain C255 Jumor Prom Comnuttee C355 Glee Club C35 C-155 Varsity Quartet C355 Leader Glue Club C455 Class Day Committee C45. You'll have to look a long way before you will find a more suitable eandidate for best fellow in the elass. Bess spends his early morning minutes trying to earry on in place of the inimitable Bob llawder. But, if t.he responses to his efforts in Chapel are rather mediocre, you've got to give him eredit for the things he can make that Glee Club do. You know how hard it is, lless, old man, to tell a chap what a good scout he is,.but, if we ean't say all the complimentary things we would like to, we ean still think them. I . 4 7 -b -a . s g ill! za- Q ,Q K'-51 91 C L illli as U .5 leiliop llilialton Blank, Rutllel-lord, N. J. QAX Roy Blaeky Swimming Squad C15 C255 Class Swimming Team C15 C25 C355 Class Football C155 Varsity Football Squad C25 C455 Varsity Track Squad C25 C35 C455 Varsity Track C355 J11l1l0l'Pl'01l1 Committee C355 Sphinx Club C35 C455 Phi Beta Kappa C35. Most any time you ean Gnd LeRoy eutting up some sort of meat down in the Bug Lab. and telling the wondering Profs standing around him something that they didn't know before? We really feel very sorry for Blm-ky he has had such a hard struggle to graduate. Eneh semester he has added oh :mother eourse and last semester he was obliged to reeeive notiee that he had received 7 Ns and 1 ll , l urthw-rmore, Bleek has always had time to go out and show marked ability at Andrews Field and in the llolgate-Goyt iee arena. Next year will lind Roy at medieal school. We expeet that after his honorable dismissal from there he will return to Providenee, eolleet another pareel of baggage and then journey on to Rutherford where he will beeome Mayor lilaek 2ud. Robert Qagell Bugle, Fall River, Mass. HAX HBob Class Debating Team C155 Sock and Buskiu C15 C25 C4-. Pipe the middle name! And it eonies from Fall River. Never should we have admired his debating in his Fresluuan year had we known what the gt stood for, 13011 has learned a lot since he was first robbed at registration. Despite the teach- ings of his home town, he has learned the futility of searching for the square pea, and knows that they all roll off the knife no matter how you juggle them. During his Junior year someone shoved a second lieutenaney at him, but he returns to pay for a eap and gown at the same time as the rest ef us. 13ob's shrill von-e has a penetrating quality which is astonishing. Though he is a little fellow, dou't arouse him or you will think you have stepped on :L Guinea Pig. George wells ilirace, Mayville, N. Y. 'Pliq' Bus Varsity Football C455 Class Treasurer C155 Pi Kappa. Bus hails from the Empire state where in his youthful clays hellearned the rudi- ments of the manly sport of football. This virile youth laid aside the moleskins for two years and helped Unele Sam win the Big Game aeross the water. Returning to eollege 'Ill the Fall he enlisted under the banner of 1020 and continued to fight, but this time against Dartmouth. His ability, gained in the A. IG. F. m Franee for plugging holes in the line, made him a valuable asset to the team. :As a pastime, Bus Punlps Socnny into flivvers in a down-town garage. He has an inherent love for t ie fair sex. However, no young lady can win the heart of this sedate youth, unless she has a cozy parlor, and a big divan for little Buster. 35