Brown University - Liber Brunensis Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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V smile'-ull X, nl It -.fcfe cf q,fc.fcJu c - . -- 1: v x.: I -.w -Q is YI.: li' !i. ., fh ff1 ., , B N a. .il 'lb-liimf JAMES AUGUSTUS BLAKE Jim Caldwell, N. J. Jimmy came to Brown too young. Nevertheless we expect momentarily to hear that he has published a treatise on How to go through college painlesslyf' To be sure, he does study oc- casionally-but oh so unobtrusively! Perhaps he takes horses seriously, but certainly that is the only thing, not even women excepted. He will be a startling success when he leaves Brown if he conducts an automobile graveyard. German Club C35 U05 French Club C23 C35 CU. ROBERT HAMILTON BLAKE NI' T Bob i Tenafiy, N. J. Bob left us during his Junior year to study at the Sorbonne, under the Delaware Plan. When he returned, we all realized of how much we had been deprived during that year. Bob will do anything in the world for a friend and his genial sincerity has won for him many true friends at Brown. University Lacrosse C215 Freshman Basketball Squad. DOUGLAS HILLS BORDEN A 411 Doug Fall River, Mass. Doug's preparation for his Ph.B. has been divided between sail- ing, radio, and the damp recitation hall in Lyman Gym, where he managed to hang up a few records. This academic career was frequently interrupted by other classes which the Dean insisted upon. Just now, Doug is planning ia-Post-Graduate course in Matrimony. Best of luck, Doug. f mifikzcptain Freshman Swimmingg University Swimming C25 C35 CLD: Vigilance Com- . SAMUEL WILLARD BRIDGHAM, JR. Sam East Providence, R. I. Although one of the quiet and unassuming men on the campus, Sam has many friends. He is the fourth of his line and the third of his name to be at Brown. Most of his time has been spent in the biological and chemical laboratories. After graduation Sam intends to enter medical school. Mathematics Club 423. 30

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Qm nmvessma , BLUE Sail! gf-,Wil e , afifca Q. 1, 4... .-15,51 grey 1:1112 L if is , , I if aee lieva semis 1mLuaamsa:1 ml? CHARLES RENFROE BELL E N Charlie Anniston, Alabama Charlie didn't arrive up North hyah until the start of his Junior year, when because of a certain lynching that happened down in Bummingham, he had to leave the south. Why he ever came up here is a mystery though, for he has been cold ever since the first September day that he spent here. I guess that was because he never wore a hat or overcoat. In his two years, however, he has become one of the best-liked and most-admired figures on the irlampus, and his host of friends is as large as that of any football ero. Brown Jug CBJ, Business Manager CIA. FREDERICK HARRY WALLACE BENTLEY A T S2 Fred, Bench Cleveland, Ohio Happy-go-lucky and full of smiles, Fred carries on with zest and ardor. He has mastered the problem of time, always having hours for social, intellectual, and business pursuits. Possessing the faculty of being able to play thoroughly and to work sufficiently, he excels in the appreciation and use of leisure. His escapades into Providence night life have been many and of decorous mild- ness, characterized by a young enthusiasm and an old ration- alism. His days in college have had a well-rounded completeness that predicts something of his future. Interfraternity Governing Board Q33 CLD. ALFRED BERMAN Al New York City, N. Y. This gentleman has been following in the footsteps of his eminent ancestor, the Wandering J ew. His first year was spent at Columbia University in New Yorkg his second at Knox College, Illinois: his third at the Universities of Nancy and of Paris, Franceg and for his fourth he has done us the honor of settling in our midst. His hobbies are: beauty in all its forms, argumentation, and literature. University Debating Team 145. ALBERT COOK BLAKE E N Al Providence, R. I. For two years Al debated between becoming a wrestler or a stu- dent, and, although he won in his class in the Cub Championships and also won his match in the Junior Intercollegiates in his Sophomore Year, he finally switched over to the books. The way he hit them was marvelous, for he won many academic honors. If he had stuck to wrestling and had done just as well, he might have been able to challenge the laurels of old Gus Sonnenberg. Cub Wrestling Champion C151 Intercollegiate Wresllfng Second Champion. 29

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A'HlC '1ll. ss ' axial 17 -fm c. cuz.. nf: ew' , V . -- 1: gaps, , l V, QM-,Ng Q 'A ' gg. D , -IT1Dilf1N,LZTl.s?1 m .gi 1-huunaim' MILTON BLAKE BRIGHTMAN 9 A X Milt Dighton, Mass. Milt is one of the best engineers to ever grace the cab of a loco- motive. Being of a rather quiet disposition, he is more often seen than heard. Under his armour of aloofness, however, he is quite a jolly old chap. He confidently expects to graduate this year, and next year we really expect to hear that Milt is startling the en- gineering world with some new and profound invention. Here's to Milt-Engineer, Philosopher, and Gentleman. JOSEPH RONALD BROGDEN A T S2 Ron Providence, R. I. Here is the man of business, the man who can talk of banks, bonds, and trusts from first hand knowledge and actual experience. He understands buckets and rackets, and can smile over the usual worries of finance. He will laugh as he tells you that he actually is ambitious. Mild, quiet, and delightfully awake, Ron has a shrewdness that goes hand in hand with his sane judgment. Able to be steady when, and as long as, he wants to be, he has the glorious attribute of being able to enjoy himself. He will be a business man who will not be tired. CARL HAYES BROWN, JR. A A qi Cal, Amos Cleveland, Ohio Debonair, unassuming, and sapient is this lad of sartorial per- fection from the Mid-West. Exponent par excellence of contem- porary Terpsichorean antics, Amos has blended his natural ability with his more aesthetic propensities to the extent that his name and Socrates have become synonymous. Cal is what the West terms an up and coming young fellow who should, barring accidents, carry his head high and far into the cold eastern world. Sophomore Skit Committee 123: Junior Marshall 135: Freshman S'IUl.'IIt1llf'llU Team Cub Championship CID: Assistant Manager Baseball 133: Manager Football UA: Owl and Ring: Dean's List CLD: Undergraduate Athletic Council 143. EDWARD BROWN Brownie Providence, R. I. New York University came near claiming Brownie, but better judgment sent him to us. He is one of the quiet type, but is always ready to make friends. Brownie intends to enter a Medical School after graduation. Well, Brownie, we wish you the greatest success in your career. Brown Daily Herald UD C23 133: Brown Band C13 C123 GD. 31 -