Clark University - Pasticcio Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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SENIOR CLASS XX'II.I,IA3I C. STLTSQX President HESRY C. Axmaksox Treasurer LESTER F. CROSSLEY N Ivffd Prexidelzt J. YANK SACHS Secretary

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1Ll,.Xlllx iwxslittlo llllfig! 94 .1 1 it xl 1 1' A 11 li Y A b 1 J .1 1X 1 P HENRY CHARLES ANDERSON X11 , ' ' AM N4 hs ,. 11 l.. l Born in Worcester, Mars., A July 22, 1903. A 1 ill Prepared at North High School, ill PVorce.vter, Mass., and Mount Her- K ,KR l J lil, mon School. x ri, Gryphon: Rope Pull Cl, 25, Var- AWS nl, sity Baseball Cl, 2, 3, 4Dg Varsity 'eq ' Basketball 13, 4Dg Varsity Soccer '11 C2 ,3, 41g Varsity Tennis C3, 4l3 'V ' 'l. Treasurer of Senior Class C4jg 'Q Secretary Gryphon C4D: President W, Delta Mu Fraternity C4Dg Chair- 'px fl1 man of Class Finance Committee if Y C413 Cosmopolitan Club, Jonas nt Clark Scholarship 145. 'nv . Pj . 'l . lf- I ,. P V i 1U Vx I ANDY has positively no aililiation with the K. K. K. but belongs rather to va Nl 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' X i the C. C. C. He s a charter member of the Cool, Calm, Collected Society, a RCN YV hard worker who thoroughly accomplishes what he sets out to do. But being ' 'l a C. C. C. doesn't stifle his personality by any means, as the vital spark is it Nl iv li always present in measureleess quantities as four highly productive and 'TJ -A memorable years have proved. xx ' 'll ,. 1 His foibles are just like the Worcester trolleys-few and far between. r l, ' He gets to classes on time, never gallops the dusky dominoes, never looks as 4 '11, I though he shaved with a fountain pen and unlike most of us, he never li., P snores while asleep in assembly. 1 it-1, He takes most of his courses seriously and seldom resorts to burlesque 'qi F A methods to obtain marks. He knows his stuff. One year he took the popular 'fi eight o'clock Geology course, thus joining the great and holy order of the -W' .V tl' Dawn Greeters. He revelled in the lield trips, didn't break any hammers, QT li, kept his footing on the perilous perches of Belmont Hill, never took a bite of A '11 biotite mica and discovered a couple of gold mines for good measure. ljzx j , A four-letter man in both his Junior and Senior years he has collected f '-14' more letters in his four years here than the Worcester Post Office ever col- all Y ' lected. Basketball, baseball, soccer and tennis are his strong points and he N, 14' was captain of baseball as a Junior. It was as a Sophomore, however, that .xx I tl. he held the slugging Brown University outfit to three paltry singles. '43, l', Whether on the chalked court or diamond Andy's heads-up play, keen loyalty K X21 and impeccable sportsmanship have always stood him in good stead. They he 2 always will. 'Ji .11 ufqndyu li' 1 r Y ' l el r. y ll . ix. .1 wx l V .1 -- .- Y.- ., ,-.--.v-.,---.--.--WV-- -- . ir. i391