Mackenzie School - Olim Yearbook (Dobbs Ferry, NY)

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AFFLECK, JAMES GELSTON . ANDERSON, ROGER . . BULL, CLIFTON BANHAM . D.E.-XNE, ALPHONSE DE LA FOND DICKINSON, HERBERT CODWISE . GADE, FREDERICK . - . GERRISH, EVAN STANLEY . GILBERT, EDWARD ASHLEY, JR- HOPPOCK, ERNEST LEVERICH JARVIS, ROBERT YELVERTON . LUCK, CORTLANDT . . QLMSTED, FRANKLIN F ESSENDEN SHAW, HAROLD DUDLEY VREELAND SHEAFER, CLINTON WHITCOMB . SHEPHERD, WILLIAM DANA . STERN, EDWIN WILLIAM - WALKER, GERALD . WALSH, FRANCIS CUDLIPP YVORK, JAMES HENRY, JR . ZINSSER, JOHN SHARMANN Fourth orm . Yonkers, N. Y, Grand Rapids, Mich. . Yonkers, N. Y. . New York City . Irvington, N. Y. . New Rochelle, N. Y. . . Bangor, Me. Santa Barbara, Cal. Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. Hempstead, L. I. New York City . Yonkers, N. Y. . Jersey City, N. J. . Pottsville, Pa. . Englewood, N. J. . Yonkers, N. Y. New York City . Yonkers, N. Y. . - Lawrence, L. I. Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. I 37

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Fourth Form History e is the class president, NDERSON'S name shall come first in our class history, not only because h but because a more studious, industrious soul than Andy never graced our Form. I can see him as I write, sitting at breakfast with a spoon in one hand and a Virgil in the other. In addition to - e thin . You have but to go to the these characteristics he is the president of the M I' E and, yes one mor g ' ' to be forgotten will meet your eye: Anderson, with a water field during football season and then a sight never bucket, vainly endeavoring to run and be Ufirst aid to the injured,'f or playing the part of assistant manager to the football team. During your visit to the football field you will be sure to ask who that good-looking fellow playing tackle on the first is. That's Sheafer, another of those studious Fourth Formers, and one of U f th Gridiron and their services to whom the class may well be proud. Deane and Stern are also Heroes o e , the second team were invaluable. And now let me bring before you one of our track men, Hoppock, the winner of countless cups and medals. Shepherd, too, is another track man, though as yet not a weary bearer of the laurels. And now we come to Gillie, curly blond-headed Gillie, from the wild West. The Fifth Form and Gillie failed to agree, so he has come to stay with us. You'll be sure to know him when you see him. Hels tall, good looking, and above all, one of the most envied Sapsf' And Workl Poor old Work! Could any genius have found a more ironical name than Work for this son of rest? Nevertheless, Work was one of the best men on our victorious hockey team, and the many victories are more than partially due to his efforts. Walsh is another of the Fourth Form scholars, and the pet of the class, and Jack Zinsser resembles him, being as bright as he is small. But it would be impossible to speak of the bright boys in the form and forget Baby Jarvis. Lessons come to Baby like ore to a magnet, and Shaw, who rooms with him, seems to have caught the infection. Cod Dickinson is another who graces our form, and as official photographer of the GLIM is ever present with camera and tripod. ' ' ' 1 '1 .t f ' d 'ho has read this history we ll say farevs ell unti ner year, And now, whether it be stranger or rien vi , when we hope to be flourishing Fifth Formers. g HISTORIAN. 36 Afriia 1 Axniins Brix.. 1 Iluxrg. Ilrvux Gami. Ginnie GILBH Hamm jnvis larva. Ouasi Sluw. SH mx Surzvi STERZ' XXVALI- VVALS Won: Zmss

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