Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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ihea t Peni Ze a COLASANTO, SALVATORE Sal 50 Bank St., Waterbury, Conn. Nutmeg Club Cheery Sal, the satellite of Tex, and a good buddy for any one. If earnest endeavor is a virtue, will soon see its results in him. COOK, EARL M. Cookie Bainbridge, N. Y. Track ’24 Varsity Tennis ’25 Captain Varsity Tennis ’26 Crown and Spade Club “By their laugh you shall know them.” So it is with Cookie, our tennis star and all-around athlete; Cookie sure does handle a wicked racquet! COSTA, PHILIP A. Tex 152 Elm St., Yonkers, N. Y. Soccer ’25-'26 Boxing '25-'26 Baseball ’25-'26 Crown and Spade Club Tex, the impersonation of good nature with that easy smile and gentle mien. Boxing is his sport and can he do it? Oh Boy! COVERT, DONALD N. Cov Delhi, N. Y. A jolly good scout, plus the sort of stuff that is sure to succeed. His only weakness is thoughts of Ken- tucky. 27

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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

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CROOKES, HARRY Harry Garfield St., North Bellmore, N. Y. Harry is a conscientious, hard-working fellow. He is capable and always ready to lend a hand. D’ANGELO, SAMUEL Sammy 104 Broad St., Perth Amboy, N. J. Boxing Team ’24-’25 Soccer Team ’25-'26 Boxing Team ’25-’26 Crown and Spade Club A chap with a pleasing nature. A good mixer and friend. Can hold his own in the art of self-defense. In lettering can’t be beat, and is a wizard on a draw- ing board. DANIELSON, ERWIN Danny 78 Maple Hill Ave., New Britain, Conn. -Prattonia Board Nutmeg Club We often wondered why Hartford was the Capitol of Connecticut, but now we know. It’s because such capital fellows as Danny come from there. Danny always wears a smile and has a winning way with the Institute girls. He is a class worker who lends his hand willingly at all times. DONOHUE, PAUL 99 North 22nd St., East Orange, N. J. Class Representative of Prattonia 1925 Literary Editor 1926 President I. M. E. A. 1926 Crown and Spade Club A fine fellow and keen student. Does things in a quiet, dependable way. Paul is bound to reach the top in whatever he undertakes. 28