Hawken School - Onyx / Red and Gray Yearbook (Gates Mills, OH)

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| —— — E Cog ERATE, Di oa IN 22) GR Axia ‘BOO ie WILLIAM CALFEE Red SOPHOMORE Red Secretary-Treasurer, 10; Orchestra, 9; Player’s Club, 10; Football, 10; Commit- tees: House. i sf . 4 a4 ROBERT COULTON Red SoPHOMORE Glee Club, 9; Player’s Club, 9, 10; Football, OM Pack, ao: ROBERT GALE Gray SoPHOMORE Player’s Club, 10; Photographic Club, 10; Football, 10; Committees: Library.

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(hs Fe 6 eger As N 1D Ga Ke Ab i Be Cras 1s GEORGE A. CRAIG Former Gray SENIOR Gray Vice-President, 11; Glee Club, 9, LO, 103. Orchestra; 9, 10; 11 Player's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12; Football, 10, 11 (Cap- tain) ; Baseball, 10, 11; Basketball, 10, il; Year Book Board, 11, 12 (Editor): President of the Student Assembly, 12. EA, and though he be beauteous and wistful of face, ye perspicacious are not deceived, but observe him to be exceeding hard of heart. G. Armour Craig, a veritable shining button on the vest of time. He is known by all and liked by all who know him. The pride of the school (on and after this phrase we are not responsible for anything we write), he is a source of great joy to his classmates, but, and we say this with a countenance more in sorrow than in anger, he is also a serious problem. Armour has observed that his confreres pursue the mad, hectic, social life over the weekends, and so with the happy spirit of imitation so prevalent in the young he has attempted to duplicate their actions, although the task, and we say this tearfully, has proven far too much for him. He tries to find a philosophical justification for his every action. When in close proximity with the fair but dangerous sex, his usual savoir faire is disturbed ; exceedingly dis- turbed, suh! His eyes bulge, he assumes a glassy, incoherent expression, drives his car in second gear until it screams for mercy, or else scribbles meaningless Greek phrases upon the blackboard or nearest table-top. He has a sweet and even disposition, yet life would be unbearable for him unless you con- ceded that, when necessary, he can easily work himself into a fighting rage. He is interested only in things pertaining to the mind, says he, which explains why he shovels acres of snow, runs untold miles and pulls out his muscles wrestling. Besides improving his mind and muscle at every opportunity, he loves to psycho-analyze Bellamy, the apostle of good cheer and no work. All in all, providing he disregards the mouthings of his noble classmates, and providing he keeps up his present rate, he should be quite a man some day. Lae |

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GORDON JAMES Gray SOPHOMORE Orchestra, 9: Year Book Board (Advertis- ’ f ing Manager), 10. HUBBARD LITTLE Gray SOPHOMORE Player’s Club, 9, 10; Year Book Board (Business Manager), 10; Photographic Club, 10; Committees: House (Chairman), Library (Chairman), Executive Committee of the Student Assembly. MAXWELL MATTHES Gray SOPHOMORE Gray Vice-President, 10; Glee Club, 9; Player’s Club, 10; Football, 9, 10 (Cap- tain) ; Basketball, 9, 10; Baseball, 9; Com- mittees: Collection.