Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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G. ALLAN ROUSE, LEIS yy VK msg yal — —rr atx Ale ce Meh i no aA 708 West High Street, Chestertown, Md. “Silence neve r yet betraved anyone.”’ Basket-ball Team, FRED JOHN SCHAEFER, 100 Harrison Place, Irvington, N. J. “The noblest mind, the best contentment has.’ Soccer Team Manager, 718. M Vice-President Mech. Engs. Assn., ’ BRADFORD H. SCOTT, 21 Arnoldale Road, Hartford, Conn. MILB ee IVE 19; samen 7 . TV TPT WAN nA) 2 NA x he) | ) hs “ Sty Hy RSVP ay | ete F es, HS OCT nh ) econ Thi ml — Ce Se FP SIV OF YS VSS ES oe | “Rousie’ “Schafe” “Scottie’ “Great thoughts, great feelings, came to them like instincts unawares.” Class President, 718. President Mech. Engs. Assn., President Students Council, 19: AQ, Class Club Representative, °19. Business Manager, “Prattonia’’ ’19. AUSTIN LEAVITT STOWELL, 79 Dawes Street, Springfield, Mass. “Where vour treasure ts, there will your heart be also, Class Bowling Manager, °19. M. E. Assn. Data Committee, ’19. TINSEL. y¥ YTs F VUES : bopit 4 A Z . “ : Py i} Wy - - 4 pin, er P ee ay el met tee oad ye UW S90 Soe US

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|SV18 8) Sia Sia a) V8 alae HOWARD, BRISTOL NOBLE, “ Knoble” 298 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford, Conn. “Who mixed reason with pleasure and widsom with mirth.” Basket-ball Team Manager, 718. Captain, 19. M Varsity Basket-ball Squad, ’19. GEORGE D. OLSEN, ““Swede”’ Orange, Conn. “To know how to wait is the great secret of success.” Soccer Team, 718. M Basket-ball Team, ’18 and 719. M Baseball Team, 18. Manager, 19. M CHARLES MAYNARD PARSONS, vy, Comat Sad East Hampton, N. Y. “Faithfulness and sincerity are the highest things.”’ Basket-ball Team, 719. M WILSON A. PARSONS, “Wills” Blaine Street, East Bangor, Penn. “That which turns out well is better than any law.‘” Twenty-six ov Vy SS : ¢ Vy Ps) rice Vy alk at} “ACY 4 oA LAW SANA AAP A — ] Z : 7 | bs y WY)? a A = ot xl ; iN ‘wy, : Wi 7) : . ‘ 4, r } iv ye) | mak at | yVIZ ; rs | 7 Pass AE yo i, : 7 a ¥ ‘ . en ce —-r- MY 47 1 2. Josyi SS - . ’ y - : 7 : - Je a 5 Vid 7 i y 5 ot g}P °F }, : 7 7 f , sy : rei Pe ke j ph 4 | PISCE DVISLIVSA43 AS N97 oY Z Sc AS oF S36 SZ7VYoH, ¥ Se ee

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