Iona College - ICANN Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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F. KENNETH BRAS'. Mgr. Golf Team. 3rd year—Mgr. F ball. 4th year Junior Prom Committee—Senior P m Committee Editor of Ionian—Monogram Club 3. 4 '7 OUR golden years of Ken’s” acquaintance have made him a C. valuable member of the class. His air of efficiency is known and liked all over Iona. A keen foresight, understanding nature, and a good sense of humor as well as a keen businesslike, metho- dical manner are Ken’s” outstanding characteristics. We under- stand that Ken” has selected teaching as his vocation and wish him the highest success in his chosen work. A clean, well-balanced fellow, we shall miss him sorely as he leaves, and oft. when perplexed by a matter of business, we will think of him and say longingly. How I wish Ken’ were here!” (Page Eighteen!

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HENRY A. BRANN Dramatic Club 3. 4—Track 3. 4—-Monogram 3. 4 f typical modern youth is Harry, full of vivacity and spright- • ' liness. However, he is rather an enigma at times, for at the most unexpected moment he will turn his mind to Beethoven or even to the writings of Cardinal Wiseman. He has also been attracted to sports, and it was often our pleasure to see him. with his ■artist’s’' hair flying, as he swept down the track or soared over the bar. In fact. Harry’s main idea in everything seems to be speed. He is typical of our present age. in method and execution. His presence in the school orchestra, a few years ago. was surely a great asset to that organization. His new and refreshing ways of work, in and out of school, have more or less amazed all who are acquainted with him. His share in the class has been almost pro- fessional and we cheer him on as we see him leave Iona. (Page Seventeen 1

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 ILLIAM BYRNES Golf 3. 4—Jur. r Prom Com. 3—Senior Prom Com. 4 Columbian S: I 4—Treasurer 4—Monogram 3. 4 ( 7 HE above is one Bill Byrnes, scholar and gentleman: but be ' not deceived, reader, for he is by no means somber, and he often, with the aid of his keen humor, sets his fellows on edge with his hearty, roaring laughter. This golden-haired member of the class has been most active and efficient in such affairs as the ‘Prom'’ and Year Book. Bill is usually very quiet, and pays strict attention to his work: but is also an ardent pursuer of sports and is an excellent horse-back rider. Bill has not yet revealed to us what his plans for the future may be, but we feel positive that a fellow with his wholesome, plugging nature will succeed in whatever he may select for his life’s work. (Page Nineteen!