Hamilton College - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Clinton, NY)

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CHARLES HENRY CURTIS BRAKES, Ill, XXI' Hackensack, N. ffH'6nn-yi! The forehead of a savant, eyes for women, a. nose for biology, and ears for everything. At the same time, from his mouth flow words that convince the most skeptical. Coach Winters' only odds-on man in track. QRDINE CLEVELAND BRAKES, Xi' Hackensack, N. Dine Ordeen Henny's little brother, Dine. Stepped up and grabbed himself a. Phi Bete key in the middle of the year. Quite a Poli Sci demon, too. When it's a question of what to do about it, ask Dine. He always has a suggestion. LEONARD LU'l l'ON BEEB12, APY Troy lflgeebh' The silent Cal of the Psi U's. Hears all, knows, but says nothing and smiles charmingly and disarmingly. He also makes the cinders fly in dazzling array. But, they say that the Troy demoiselles are Daddy conscious and that it's none other than Beeb. .IOHN B1cRK121,1sY Bemis, TKE Ridgewood, N. Tweedler Boiklcy Tough guy from Joisey-but commutes from Ute and Tom's. Knows more about the Casa Loma orchestra than Glen Gray does. Knows his curves -in baseball. New Jersey against anybody. Misses his crony, Gibbons. Page Twmmf Smww

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JAMES AXVERY, JR., NPY Aurora ffjiynfl ffdtvefl Jim is the idol fidlel of the Psi U's. Seems to have the wherewithal, whether it be to prod his brothers to action or to twinkle his pedal digits on the cinders. Obviously, he boasts of the loca- tion of his home. FRANCIS FoLsoM BAKER, E-I1 Buffalo HP'7'CZ7'lH This mild-mannered lad really stepped into the realm of hockeydom this year, when he was selected as one of the goalies on the Olympic team. Prior to that he had lived the life of a true week-ender. The Sig ears are still ringing with his tales of the Deutschland. DAv1D ELLIS BASTEN, XA? West Hartford, Conn. ff-Daqjeff Of the smilingly silent, non-committal sort. Al- ways does well by himself at House Party. Is a flashy dresser in spots. But, notwithstanding, has lots of business acumen and very few evils. GEORGE PAGE BATIQS, AM' Mount Vernon B0oI9y Poodle The jolly pilot of the Jolly Cod Car. Perpetu- ally grinning, he is infectuous. Made his claim to fame by swallowing a key so as not lose it. Plans to sell hats by being sociable. Prujrf Twenty-Six

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WILI-IIcI.IvI HENNING BRAUNS, AKE Buffalo HBH!!! I-Ias traveled extensively, knows a lot, and says a lot. More or less lives, moves, and breathes the atmosphere of Germany, But does find time to get well acquainted with his brothers' quarry at House Party. DAVID SEELY B URGESS Pawling Dafoe Goose When a freshman, he was regarded as the child prodigy of the class but since then he's grown up and almost looks his age. One night he caught VanAlstine climbing up the fire escape. Van isn't dry yet. Looks especially keen in a tuxedo. JOHN CHESTER CARMER, DIR., IPY Lyons NBull Jack When looking for something unusual, see Jack. Having become proficient in all other fields, he is now having a little tussle of his own accord with Russian and Chinese. He's becoming- dis- couraged, though-He has visited every Utica Chinese laundry and still'doesn't know the lingo. PHILIP WLKINSON CARRIITIQI, AKE ' Shaker Heights, O. Phil Phil the TdCif1I7'71,, The quiet demon of the Dekes, who sees all, k-nows all, but says nothing. Generally breaks silence after every vacation and lets the boys In on some hair-raising exploits with steno- graphers, school teachers, and debutantes. Page Twenty-Eight