Harstrom School - Mescolanza Yearbook (Norwalk, CT)

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MBEANYH BINNS arrived during the summer months, and returned to us again this fall. However, after taking the Columbia Exams he spent several months traveling in this country and abroad. On returning, he took up his residence again in 4'Little Bohemia. Binns' short, stocky figure appears at a disadvantage in the clothes which he brought from 'cLunnun.', The English- man is a member of the Graft Committee, and is also noted for his wit and skill with the pen, for which this book is greatly indebted. Princeton is sure to see him next fall as he has a large list off. BRINDLE IBRADIWELL arrived last summer, and, after a seven-round go with the Sheff' exams., returned to us this fall. He is credited with the follow- ing statement: I am six feet four, weigh a hundred forty and yet no one has called me fat? When Brindle,' is not playing foot-ball, or chasing cats, he can be found wandering up the Hill. He will go to Yale Sheff' this fall. BOWNE, after paying us a short visit last summer, renewed our acquaintance this spring. However, his wo-rk and various o-ther attractions have prevented our seeing much of him' up to this date. 17

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'CMORTH CHEESMAN, one of the Salt Lake productions, rode in this year with his motor-cycle. We hardly think that his Fiery Steed brought him all the way. Mort distinguished himself last fall with a black eye while nobly defending the Harstrom Hono-r on the gridiron. Wlieii ullorta' is not fussing he may be found greedily devouring bananas. This fall will find him at Cornell. LIbI.lL BORMAN, one of the fScarlet Fever Brigadef, joined us a short while after Christmas. He is a member of that famous 44Hockey team, and is also a prominent candidate for the baseball. Lisle liked a hir. Andersonas moustache so much that he started one himself. He is a prominent member of the Golf Team, having been seen madly plowing up the ground in an effort to find the ball. If a young western '4Teddy BG2L1',, does not get away with him, he will 21.1'1'lVC in Princeton next fall. V NBOSCN FINCH g well, he entered some time in the past, and decided to pay us a final visit this spring. His loss was greatly felt on the football team owing to his late arrival. However, we are told that he was doing good work on the freshman crew at that time. He will go to Yale this fall. 18