Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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ae am BRONK, GEORGE R. Slip Stick Artist 291 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. One of our most enterprising members. We will long remember his well-known song entitled, ‘“The Late Twins.” BROWER, JOHN B. Pep—Peppet Harriman, N. Y. The busy bee makes a noise, As it improves each shining hour; The silent ant just plugs along But gets there—so does Brower! BRYANT, JOHN'G. — 40 John St., Kingston, Pa. Bowler ’25-'26 Class Baseball Manager ’25 A shining light as a bowler and a baseball manager of rare ability. Always smiling and known through- out the school as J. G. His intimate friends were a large herd, and his enemies infinitesimals. BUTLER, JOSEPH P. 23 Wall St., Waterbury, Conn. We know him as Butts. He is ‘‘les’: Enfant’’ of the Waterbury contingent. Has a nature that seems to travel along the sane, quiet, happy path. 25

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LZ ® BADE RUDOLPH. Rudy 69 Glover Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. Class Secretary While our flaxen-haired, blue eyed ‘‘Sec.’’ is interested in ventilation, we can safely say he’s not full of hot air. Success to you, brother Bade! BAILEY, EDGAR Dad 23 Wall St., Waterbury, Conn. Class Baseball ’25-'26 Interclass Bowling Mgr. ’2 The Frankie Frisch of the I. M E. ’26 baseball team. Ed is a good, hard worker and is sure to get there. BELLINGHAM, ANDREW S. Andy 416 Grove St., Newark, N. J. Class Representative to Neighborship Assn. Crown and Spade Club There is perhaps no harder plugger in the class than Andy. We have always found his company pleasant as he tempers his work with some of his Scotch wit. BENNETT, EDWIN ALFRED Ed 1147 Southern Boulevard, Bronx, N. Y. C. The ‘‘big brute’” was amused when called a commut- er. You see, he traveled from the Bronx every day. He was Mech. Lab. speed king. His neatly “engraved” reports were always in on the day following the experi- ment. AD met es 770 wk ies

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CALLANAN, TIMOTHY J. Ted 300 Willow St., Waterbury, Conn. The song bird of the class, he knows every popu- lar song hit from 1492 to the present date. We haven’t seen him mad once during his two years’ stay with us. CAMPBELL, GEORGE J. Soup—Eight Dollars 11 Alpine St., Irvington, N. J. Neighborship Association. Class Treasurer ’25-’26 Varsity Tennis ’26 Basketball ’25-’26 Pool ’25-'26 Captain ’25 Track ’25-'26 Tennis ’25, Capt. Crown and Spade Club Although no one could stump him in math, me- chanics or electricity, he found time for sports, and could appreciate the charms of the Art School. CHIDESTER, GEORGE A. Sheeny 540 Prospect St., Hudson, N. Y. Class Basketball Class Bowling Class Track Crown and Spade Club An active boy that can take either side of an argu- ment. Well informed about the Art School and that section of Brooklyn known as Bay Ridge. CHODKOWSKI, JOSEPH M. Chod 45 Goodyear Ave., Naugatuck, Conn. Life Saving The model mechanic! He carries his own tools! Chod’s favorite indoor sport is reading the Math Text with much elegance. All joking aside—Chod is a mighty fine chap, whose friendship we have enjoyed. 26