Brown University - Liber Brunensis Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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an xnrnnq 0 343155 JDJ . 3, :ree f-3D5flVliTNQT If C :rift u:'.tr1rz!:::'. 'vi N F 'xnx ' 7 ' Q se... 'Luv 'N WINTHROP DUDLEY BUCKLIN Z XII Win i lVfystic, Connecticut A man of many moods and accomplishments, Buck has gone through college surrounded with friends. We have heard him play every musical instrument made, we have seen him show a pairzof clean heels to many a competitor on the track and in the pool, and we have his winning personality at a social affair with eyes of envy. This June Packers Tar Soap will lose a fine advertising man at Brown, and we will miss a true friend. He was a man born with thy face and throat, Lyric Apollo. Freslmum Truck: University Track C33 C435 Musical Clubs CL3: Dean's List C435 Cub Chrzmpinnxltip, Q00-Yard Swim C13. JAMES CANTOR Jim Lowell, Mass. Jim came from Lowell High, where he played the trumpet and incidentally prepared for Brown. He joined both the band and the orchestra before he registered, and was appointed first chair man and soloist in both organizations at once, holding the posi- tions throughout his four years. Another little secret about Jim is that he is an excellent singer. He has not appeared publicly with his voice, as he has with his trumpet, but the boys in Caswell will all vouch for his version of On the Road to Mandalay. U1LivcrsitgBaml C13 C23 C33 C435 Mathematics Club C13 C23: Press Club C435 Uni- vcrsitg Orchestra C13 C23 C33 C43f President-Manager of Orchestra C335 Secretary- Treusurcr of Orchestra C43. ISADORE EDWARD CARDON Rib, Eddy Queens Village, N. Y. Three things have stamped Ed as an unusual personality through his four years at Brown, namely: his individuality, his wrestling ability, and his women. A Bohemianish and hedonistic soul is Eddy, a satirist of life. His versatility, strong character, restless vitality, and wide range of interests, set him far above mediocrity. He is a philosopher and idealist, and is interestingly tem- peramental. After Law School, Ed intends to enter the foreign service and journalistic field, where we predict for him an interest- ing future. Freshman Wrestling Team: Freshmen Debating Team: University Wrestling Team C23 C33 CL3: New England Intercollegiate Wrestling Champion. Lightweight Division C335 Menorah Society. STEPHEN OBERLEN CARLETON B 9 II Steve East Bridgewater, Mass. Steve has always been ready for anything, anytime, anywhere. He has placed studies before everything else in his college career, yet found plenty of time to devote to other activities. Beneath that cloak of seriousness, which stamped him as an engineer, lurked a sparkling wit and delicate humor for which he will always be remembered. ' Mathematics Club C13: Engineering Society C33 C435 University Soccer C23 C33 C43g University Lacrosse C23. 32

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-1 'sl .C L, f , . -E..:: I. . X, sg . , DJ xl! .,,.rV 111515-N21 - -hnl1ndl' JOSEPH GERARD CARTON Jerry Asbury Park, N. J, Coming here from Georgetown in his Junior year, Jerry pro- ceeded to take right hold of things. He has had little chance to show his latent ability and his unfailing good nature has only been shared by a close circle of friends. His interests have been primarily intellectual, though some of those in the know contend that his strong leaning toward Riverside marks him as a potential maritime adventurer. Novice Champion, Half-M-ile CJD. JAMES HENRY CASEY Jimmy Providence, R, 1, Being a good-natured chap, Jimmy is well-liked by all who have come in contact with him. His lack of time has prevented him from participating in extra-curricula activities to any great extent. His concentration in economics suggests to us that Jimmy intends to follow a business career, whose foundation has already been quite solidly laid. Although a rather unconcerned fellow we think that Jimmy is the type who, unlike his illustrious namesake, would come through in a pinch. l FREDERIC MASON CHACE Fred Swansea, Mass. Freddie came to us from a little town about five miles south- east of nowhere. Few of us have come to know him very well due to the fact that he lives at home and comes here daily. While at college Fred can almost always be found cracking rocks in the Geology building. When not doing that, he spends a little time with the Economics department. When he gets out into this cruel world, he will, no doubt, be a great success in whatever line of business he tries. We believe that he soon will be in closer con- tact with that person who draws him from college every day at 3:30 P. M. Freshman Swimming Squad. - JOHN PEARCE CHILD 9 A X Johnnie Warren, R, 1, John's great interest in life is in managing things. If it's not track, it's women. As a member of the Owl and Ring he has upheld the honor of Warren Center most admirably. If you ever want the hot dope on anything, go to John. He's the authority. Swimming Squad 613: Skit Committee C135 Herald Board C19 CZJJ Vigilance Com- mittee C231 Assistant Manager Track C335 Junior Week Committee CSD: Manager Track CAB: Owl and Ring: Undergraduate Athletic Council C437 Senior Frolic Committee. 34