Iona College - ICANN Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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 GEO. ENDRICH HORT and stocky, quiet and reserved is ' Heinie” Endrich. who is a well beliked Mount Vernon commuter. George is a very good student and the steady concentration of that brain of his has made him a most necessary member of the Senior Class. It is indeed with regret that we see our Teutonic student de- part from our halls, for he is an ideal student. His whole-hearted work in extra-curricular affairs as well as studies will be assets which will follow him always. ‘Heinie has elected to pursue a technical career: and we are sure he has chosen the line for which he is best fitted. So long. 'Heinie . come back and see us again sometime! (Page Twenty-two]

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GEORGE HODGSON Football 2. 3. 4—Baseball 3—Track 2—Monogram Club r25LL the world loves a plugger Red's indomitable spirit and '-J ' tenacious grit have won for him scholastic success and grid- iron laurels. As a guard on the football team he proved a bul- wark of power: hard as a rock and just as hard to move. When Red dug his cleats in and braced his squat body you knew he meant business. He well merited the title ''Stonewall” Hodgson. As a member of the Track team, he went in for the distance races. He was gifted with exceptional endurance powers and these, to- gether with that do-or-die attitude A his. helped him to consis- tently break the tape much before his opponents. In the class room you can’t miss him. Fiery head, freckled face and a wide grin distinguished this good-natured and very modest Senior. Somewhere in the past he was dubbed Skipper.” but that nickname has lately been discarded for the more appro priate Red”. After graduation. Red” expects to take up engineering. (Page Twenty-four]