Collegiate School - Dutchman Yearbook (New York, NY)

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VIII Oakley's the one I 'rn now going to flay, And he must abide by what I say His character is, for it might be worse Than that which is written within this verse. In his studies we know he is very bright, And has to study such a little mite: But, when in the street, and he once sees a skirt, Well,-we know he 's a terrible flirt. IX Stilwell's the last, but not the least. He surely will never be a priestg He 's baseball captain, and other things too. And he smokes cigarettes, but he does n't chew. With the girls he, too, is not very slow And several we know of have him for a beau. He is very good-natured, and lots of fun, And especially so when he is chewing gum. With these poor lines I sadly close And trust that I in peace may repose, And not be censured by those the most Whom within these lines I so rudely roast.

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GEORGE RIEDDINKQTON B1.o1Jczm'T 'R,xlz12, lxulclap, IS Tllli c'0M1s1N.x'1'1oN or ma.x1 1'x' AND x1ob1f:s'1'x' Born, May 2, 1895 Entered 1907 Hockey Teain, lQOQf'IO, Iljlllnill, 19114123 Manager, IQIlf'I2 Vice-President Class, IQI 1 -'I2 Public Debate, IQII, IQ12 Orarlv Board, 1011-912 Enters Yale George is the Hockey Manager, which exalted position he won for himself by dint of much campaigningC?j. This, however, is by no means all that Gum Shoes can do: he can balance to perfection a small-sized derby on the front of his large-sized eranium. Squeak must have been a nymph when he was on earth in the olden days, for he still has kept with him that light and delicate step for which they were noted. If he would but wear sandals Cand shine them occasionallyj, omit the audible socks, and don a bath towel fthe modern tunich, he would be trans- formed into a sure nuf nymph. 22