Hamilton College - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Clinton, NY)

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JOHN WILLIAM POLLEY, SAX, Poll Andes 1I1BK, Manager of Hockey, Political Science Club, D. L. 3, 4, Majors: History and French. The pride and joy of Andes, Poll is the endless topic of con- versation of that hamlet. His inimitability in smashing up cars is infamous. Claims the only benefit he derived from a classical education is the realization that Bacchus has a grudge against him. JOHN EDGAR PRITCHARD, Pritch Cazenovia Track 1, 3, Cross Country 3, Majors: History ana' Philosophy. Tried stretching his legs in cross country, but dropped out to give the others a chance. His resistance to temptation is powerful since he journeys to the city only semi-annual y. Came to college with curly blond hair and high ideals, is leaving with the hair. ALLAN CHAMBERLAIN REARICK, JR., Xllf, Teil Summit, N. Editor of Freshman Handbook, Manager of Fencing, Charlatans 3, 4, Hamilton Life, High Honor 1, Honor 2, Credit 3, D. L. 3, Majors: Greek anal English Literature. Ted has broken all college recedent by his recent demand to be removed from the D. L., Ear his own protection. An ardent admirer of Dwight Fiske and the New York stage. He hopes to even surpass his presentation of a man in blue Serge in Winter- set. EDWARD KIMBALL RENWICK, 2112, Kim Winnetka, Ill. Choir 1, 2, 3, Musical Arts 3, 4, Charlatans 2, 3, D. L. 4, Majors: German and English Literature. Concerning Bach, enthusiastic, Charlatan, but not bombastic, Dreamer, idler, man of brains, Picker-up of girls on trains. KARL FREDERICK R1NAs, AT, Karl Roslyn Varsity Track 2, 3, Captain 4, Hamiltonian, Football 1, 2, Interclass Hockey, Football, and Basketball, Credit 2, Majors: History and Political Science. Well-known authority on cinema and phoney money. Puts his No. 12's over the cross-bar with amazing ease. Has a weakness for barber-shop harmony and swing music. Has been se1f-ap- ppinted critic since freshman year. Who'1l put the boys in their p aces next year? ' 29

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ANDREW STEWART Moscnul, IFT, Andy Towanda, Pa. GJBK, High Honor 3, Honor 2, Credit 1, D. L. 3, Majors: Philosophy and Political Science. A success story in miniature. Ambition, determination, and endurance equals Phi Beta Kappa junior year. Andy burned the midnight oil for three long years before he heard of Utica, and then suddenly discovered that there were other things more interesting than Political Science. DANIEL JOSEPH NICHOLAS, Dan Utica QBK, Walter Winchell Greek Prize, McKinney Prize Declamation, German and Geology Clubs, Honor 5, High Honor 1, Majors: Greek and Philosophy. East Utica's man-about-town. Mastered Aristotle and has been confounding his professors with erudite quotations ever since. Ran for alderman of Utica once, but didn't have enough relatives in his home district. EMMANUEL VINCENT OCCHIONERO, Occhie Rome Credit 1, 2, 3, D. L. 4, Majors: French, Philosophy, and Political Science. Commuting from the Copper City, Occhie brought lots of startling information and revolutionary ideas. A quiet fellow for thi most part, but there's plenty of fire in his eye when he's arouse . HUGH VAUGHAN PARRY, Huhie Granville Varsity Foothall 2, 3, 4, Interclass Eoothall, Baskethall, and Hockey, Secretary 3, Dormitory Board 3, Geology Cluh, D. L. 4, Majors: Ethics and English Literature. Says he's going to be a minister and then stands by while everybody laughs. Knows more streets in Utica than the city engineer. He's an expert of the cuisine, and his dainty fingers add a certain je ne sais quoi to the victuals. CLEMENT RUSSELL PHELPS, AXA, Russ Rochester UAE, Fayerweather Prize Scholarship, Oren Root Mathematical Scholar- ship, Edward Huntington Memorial Scholarship, Tompkins Mathe- matical Prize, Editor of Hamilton Life, Hamiltonian, Musical Art Society Committee, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, History Cluh, Honor 2, 3, Credit 1, D. L. 3, 4, Majors: Music, Mathematics, and Physics. Marvel math man, so quick with answers that he confuses himself. Says he goes to Ute to fiddle in an orchestra, but we wonder. Has made and read Life for thirty-eighth year. 28

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NORMAN FERENS RUHLE, AKE, Normie North Bergen, N. Wax Los, Vanity' Football 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, MajorJ.' Hirtorjf and Political Science. With shrug and smile and bland expression, He passes by in slow processiong In mortal sphere he long will tarry. Of overwork Norm's much too wary. JOHN CHARLES SABINE, WT, .S'abe Southampton Golf I, 2, 3, Captain 4, Interfraternigl Council, Banu' 1, Majorc: Biology and Political Science. Mighty wielder of golf clubs and trombone slides. Those fans who marvel at his high F in Smoke Rings will never know what hours of anguish it means to his bros. Is convinced that Long Island is the only place to live, but is prejudiced. JOSEPH VINCENT SAPONARO, foe Utica Golf 3, 4, Majorrf Biology and Cloemirtry. One of the boys who like to enjoy life by smiling at it all the time. In this way he gains many friends and doesn't let the world get him down. Took up golf as a pastime and found he was good enough to make the varsity. HERBERT THOMAS SLADE, AXA, Bert Utica UAE, AE P, Buxinertr Manager of Hamiltonian and Handbook, Ex- change editor of Hamilton Life, McKinney Prize Declamation 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Cro.f.r Country 2, 4, Prerident of Political Science Club, Credit 3, Majors: Econoinicx and Political Science. As a born debater, he uses his hands correctly. Would be busi- ness manager of the college bulletin if he could get permission. Comes to college when he has nothing to do in Utica or Syracuse. CARLOS DUNCAN SMITH, E.L.S., Smitty Cleveland Heights, O. UAE, Buxinem Manager of Hamilton Life, Interfraternity Council, Barketball 1, 2, Bareball 1, Majorf: German and Englixh Literature. The laziest man in E.L.S. and seemingly proud of it. He has been out for at least every sport for two days, but always gets too tired. Plays the piano too much and too poorly, but won't take a hint. He early learned that a soft answer turneth away wrath, but his memory is bad. 30