Collegiate School - Dutchman Yearbook (New York, NY)

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BASIL BROADHURST GOD MADE HIM AND THEREFORE LET 111M PASS FOR A MAN Born March 21, 1893 Entered 1903 Class Delegate to Athletic Ass'n, 191 I-I2 Class Basketball Team, 1910 Second Baseball Team, 1908, 1909, 1910 Golf Team, 1911, I9I2QlX'I211'13gCI', 1911 Assistant Cheer Leader, IQIO-I 1 Cheer Leader, 1911-12 Enters Business Broadhurst might be called our absent friend, or Now-you-see-him, now-you-don't. Basil is without doubt Rip Van Winkle reincarnated, only with an interval of two weeks instead of twenty years between his moves. He comes to school one day and gets his lessons for the next, arriving to recite on them a fortnight later. This appearance every two weeks has almost become a habit with Broadhurst, and the senior class has now begun to count time from the last time Bosko was seen at school. If by chance we see him within this two-week period, we at once become too weak to do any Work. 24

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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

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LoU1s CARREAU HE WAS A MAN OF UNBOUNDED STOMACH Born September, 24, 1894 Entered 1900 Class Basketball Team, 1910, 1911, 1912 Third Basketball Team, 1909-10 Second Basketball Team, IQII-I2 Manager Fourth Basketball Team, 1910-1 1 Manager First Basketball Team, 191 IYIZ Second Baseball Team, IQI 1 Hockey Team, 1910-11, 1911-12 Chairman of Dance Committee, IQI I-I2 Dutchman Board, IQIIQ Editor-in-Chief, 1912 Enters Business Although our class is matchless, we have one toothpick-Carreaug and he may make a good match yet. His front name is Louis, and sometimes, when there are thirteen at a party and he is asked in, he is called Louis XIV. He is fond of fairs-both of fair girls and girls' fairs, and he fares well at all of them. His prolonged calls on so many fairs and the slimness of the fare at the other fairs probably account for his length and leanness. This, however, is none of my affair. Despite his thinness, Curly has got any horse beaten a mile when it comes to eating. He was once known to have eaten four whole chickens at one sitting and then to have had the nerve to take one to a dance and dance the turkey trot. 25