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ALVIN GREENSTEIN . . . Occupied mostly in touch football and flipping, Creenie,, spent a good amount of time with his books. A frequenter of the Record Room when the doorman was out to lunch. He staunchly upheld the French Club and Good Govern- menters. Fall and Spring, he forgets languages and math, com- pares football scores and launches the major leagues to a good Sltlfl. HARRY GREENWALD . . . One of the boys who play an impor- tant part in Jimmy Levy,s life. Limbers up each fall on touch football, then plays Iayvee Basketball and baseball, this year Var- sity squads in both. Favorite indoor sport: being a really nice fellow. As a senior he found a deep rolling voice an adranlageg joined the Clee Club. Laughing, good-looking, big Harry Green- wald coasted through school in his own way, got good marks when he wanted. 50
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ROBERT GR-XHAM . . . Bob rolled l1is big frame among us in the First Form. and since then his weight has been put to good advan- tage on the I. V. football team and swimming squad. He spent three years u-ith the school orchestra and did some husky war- bling this year on the Clee Club. His intricate dancing has long been the olzject of envy among the boys and a great topic for dis- cussion among his ever-increasing female crowd. DAVE GRATZ . . . For his size Dave developed into a good ath- lete, climaxing six years at school by playing Varsity football and baseball. Previously, he made the Iayvee in both, sports. One of the boys, and a daily haunter of the Record room. The only dark spot in his otherwise matchless career was a short-lived job as main grave digger for the Our Conternpsv column. Pretty well known around Vergil Class, Bartner's, and an alley of Broadway called West End. 449
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GEORGE HI-IRMAN ...A 4 prvtty good student at 0l'l'fyllIil1g fzrvvpt Math and Science in zvhiclz he is flalnlmrgastirzgly fine. Cvorgv was om' of the mairzstays of tha S0004-r Team and Miss lllr'lnlosh's rigfht hand on the Social Committee. zvhvre his forlr' is decorations and 0lf'c'triCal trappings. Sffcrvtary of the Lilrrary Comrnrttea this year aftvr a faithful svrrim' of soma six years: l'hilosophy Clulr. fOU. MORTIMER HI-ISS . . . For two years the Clow Club has claimed Tim as its ouvz. His main diversion. lzouwfver, is D1-al. N. I.. and all that goes with. it. zvhiclz in this cast' is something. lllade a rapid rise this War to become Assistant Business Manager of thc' Rfvord. ln the Social Committee and all that this activity suggests he is an important cog. Sl
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