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Page 75 text:
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ANTHONY POPE . . . So brilliant a tackle was Tony that he com- manded as much attention as a much-lauded backfield aceg earning co-captaincy and All-City recognition. Also excelled as .layvee bas- ketballer, first baseman, and weight man on the track team. Not so responsive in the classroomsg his urbane manners gained him co-chairmanship of the Social Committee. DAVID REEVES . . . Smooth and Conservative, these two words best describe Gentleman Dave. He dresses in perfect taste, is one of the few lucky owners of a car K and what goes with onel. and has a reserved and dignihed air about him which demands re- spect. He played some fine J. V. football this fall and acquired a shiner which he literally flashed for weeks. I f there was anything we could possibly hold against Dave it would probably be that he lives in Yonkers. 71
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NICHOLAS PAGANO . . . Nick came to Horace Mann just this year to the delight of Ump and to add to the worries of one or two members of the faculty. Played a savage game of football this fall, and also has quite a baseball reputation. If he has found school work a little hard at times, at least he has not lost any sleep over the matter. JOHN POIFLNBERGER . . . Poffy has been dogged by old man sickness this year to the misfortune of us all, being absent almost half the season. If a man's popularity may be judged by how much he is missed, fohn should really run for Postmaster General. The Record has mourned the lack of his expert services, the Library Committee has yearned in vain for its president, and the Clee Club and Tennis Team have wept for want of him. 70
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EMILE L. RIMBAULT, JR. . . . Reeord Board leeches who u'anted copies of the paper sent to their women proved a task for Rimmy,'? who was quite e ual Io it. 21. C' l q s ircu ation Manager he was responsible for an ad in the Quarlerl and tl 'd ' ,, y ze rapi rise in metropolitan subscribers fnon-payingl. Always busy, he had a hand in the Good Government. German. Dramatic and Clee Clubs d Team football manager this year and a hard-plugging linesman at the same time. and the Social Committee. Thir semis A I5 HENRY RITTER . . . An avid theater-goer, 4'Henri', has missed . . . P 'iw' nary a show or movie since his presence graced us fire years ago. The Record found in him a drama critic of rare abilityg the Man- nikin has been blessed by his business acumen. He has stuck his Government, Spealcersz French, and Clee Clubs, and is famous around school for foot into the Good dating three girls for one eve- ning and breaking with all of them. 72
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