Manlius School - Haversack Yearbook (Manlius, NY)

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1926 THE HAVERSACK Page31 PEDRO CELESTINO F1oL- Pete Santiago de Cuba Private, Company D , '25-'26, Football Team, '25g Athletic Merit Ribbong King Club. When Big Pete blew in last fall the attendance of the Fiol family at Manlius was made unanimous. He had four years at Mohegan Lake before he came here and had already learned the rudiments of foot- ball so lit took him in hand and before the season was over he was tearing up our opponents' lines with Latin-American ferocity. His size and strength made him a welcome addition to D Company where the human mule has so much opportunity to show his stuff. Lazy, cheerful and good-natured, the big Cubano has lumbered through the days work with the best of them and departs towards Columbia in a cloud of good wishes and friendly appreciation. 15555 RAFAEL ANGEL F1oL-' 'Raphyu Santiago de Cuba Private Company D , '23-'24: Corporal, '24-'25, Sergeant, '25-'26g Soccer Team, '23-'24-'25g Track Team, '23-'24g Rifle Team, '24-'25, Fencing Team, '25-'26, D Co. Baseball '25,-'26. Private Winning Picked Squad CSquad Competitionj '23-'24, Private, Winning Regular Squad, CSquad Competitionj '23-'24, Academic Merit Badge, Good Conduct Badge C1 gold shieldjg Military Merit Badge Q3 bronze shieldsbg Athletic Merit Badge C1 bronze MUD, Com- panion, Order of The Phoenix, First Honors in English I, English III, History I, French II, French III, Plane Geometry, Intermediate Algebra. Winner of the Louis English Trophy for 1925-26. Es bueno este mozalbillo, y no quiero decir quizal Es guapo, garrido, dadivoso, elegante, distinguido, inteligente y soldadescol And be- sides all that, if you know what we mean, he's a cracking good scout, a Warm friend, a brilliant student, a dandy athlete, a pulse quickening sheik and an honor and credit to the Class and the School. We don't wish to be fulsome but we have difficulty in properly stating in other than fulsome terms our appreciation of this shining light. Cuba, Libre has sent us many nne comrades and we hope that more are on the way like Raphy. He goes hence to Yale where we shall Watch his continued success with pride and satisfaction.

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Q Page 30 THE HAVERSACK 1926 MILTON MYRON FEINBERG- F'Lnsey Brookline, Mass. Private, Company D , '25-'26, Football Squad, '25, Swimming Team, '26, Bridge Club, Wind Mill Staff. Finsey is a New Englander and naturally is planning on entering Hahvahd in the fall after his one strenuous year at Manlius. Until he sprained his ankle he did good work on the football field and showed up as an excellent natator in the pool. His academic record was one we all envied for he consistently knocked out 80s and 85s every two weeks and never knew what the inside of the School Room looked like. A faithful, hard-working soldier, he made his mark in the one short year that he spent with us and he goes on to college followed by the best wishes and regard of the Class. Gab? EVERETT MUNSON FERR1s- Eff, Earlville, N. Y. Hadley junior Society. Private Company B , '25-'26, Soccer Squad, '25, Boxing Team, '25-'26, Baseball Squad, '26, Athletic Merit Badge, Military Merit Badge, 1st Honors English IV and Public Speaking. King Lyceum Club. After knocking Earlville High for a substantial row of credits Ev wandered up to Manlius to spend a happy year, doing a little soldiering, playing a little soccer, boxing a mean round and cavorting a bit on the baseball field. In addition he found time to crack the books enough to stay comfortably in first or second A. G. and even went so far as to drag down a 91 in algebra. His famous feat of memory when he recited about 50 pages more or less of ,lean Valjean in Public Speaking class proved that the old gray matter was elastic and retentive to a degree. Well liked, efficient and steady, he was a faithful and diligent kaydet and a friend whom we have been proud to now.

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Page32 THE I-IAVERSACK 1926 XVALTER D.ANIEL FITZPATRICK-HF1iZSi' Bzqfalo, N. Y. Private, Company A , '23-'24, Private, Company B , '25-'26. A Co. Soccer '23: Junior Football Team, '25, Manlius-Buffalo Club. Military Merit Badge. Fits started out some years ago in A Company, then forgot to come back for a year and when he returned last fall, he wandered into Hadley and settled down to really work under Brad's eagle eye. While we must confess that we never were around when the working was going on,, it must have happened because when Commencement came, there was Fits , all slicked up like a new dollar bill, waiting for his sheepskin. Fits' favorite prof was Cy Spawn and he used to even visit the latter in his room on cold evenings when tney would sit cosily around the table and discuss the manner in which English should be taught, fand learned lj. He slept more comfortably on his bunk than in a recitation room, but not much more so. Everybody liked him and we are glad to hear that he is seriously considering coming back for another dreamy year on the Hill. Maybe he'll try out C Company this time. 3:3 AARON VAIL FROST-iiPh06b6 New York City Huntington Literary Society. Honorary R.L.S. Private Company A , '22-'23, Corporal, '23, Sergeant '23, Private, '24, Sergeant, '24, First Sergeant, '25, Second Lieutenant, '25, First Lieutenant, '25, Captain, A Company '26. Soccer Team, '25-'26, Rifle Team, '25-'26, Track Squad, '26, Soccer Squad, '23-'24-'25-'26, A Co. Rifle Team, '23-'24-'25, A Company Soccer, '22-'23-'24, Military Merit Badge C2 bronze shieldsj, Good Conduct Badge C1 bronze shieldj, Athletic Merit Badge C1 bronze MUD, Corporal, Picked Squad, '23, Press Club, King Club, Horse Show Com. '25, Tri- Society Conference, '25-'26, Secretary of the Senior Class, '25-'26, Haversack Board, '25-'26, Wind Mill Board, '25-'26, First Honors Physiography, '25-'26. Romeo had nothing on Phoebe because Romeo never dolled up in Bedford cords and boots. Did you ever watch him knock them dead at the hops? And with all there was on his mind his devotion to Baltimore never faltered an instant. There were few dull moments when Phoebe was around, when he and the Nigger got together they had Al Jolson and Eddie Cantor stopped. A devoted student of geometry, he took an occasional side-swipe at the other subjects also but it was enough to keep him out of the School Room and in the good graces of the Academic Board. In parting with him we must say that we shall miss him desperately and we wish him con- tinued good luck in his bouts with the Pawn Shop.