Collegiate School - Dutchman Yearbook (New York, NY)

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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

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TALBOT MAGRUDER BREWER THE SLEEP OF A LABORING MAN IS SWEETH Born December 1, 1893 Entered 1905 Class Basketball Team, 1910, 1911, 1912 Second Basketball Team, 1910-II, Manager, IQIO-II, 1911-12 First Basketball Team, 191 I-I2 Manager of Tennis, 1912 Secretary of Class, 1910-II Dutchman Board, IQI2 Alternate Public Debate, I9I2 Enters Williams Brewer is one of those strange fellows rarely sccn in America except in the Zoo or on the stage. He is a Very remarkable combination of red hair and awkwardness. The former is a bright Hame color, and quite apropos to this roasting process. The latter is an awkwardness quite his own, and is considerably augmented when he dons his basketball clothes. If there happen to be any future better halves in the Hgym., Ta1ly's crimson hair and awkwardness are set off by a certain ruddy glow emanating from his neck and shoulders, and called in vulgar language-a blush. 23