Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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jie Sas DOVE, THEODORE 163 Meadow St., Naugatuck, Conn. | New England Club Intends to use his engineering ability designing a concrete dam in the Naugatuck River. The principal reason of the project is to catch gold fish coming down from Waterbury. You're all right, Ted! DOWNEY, JAMES F. Chic 140 So. Leonard St., Waterbury, Conn. Class Baseball ’25-'26 Mgr. Class Bowling Team ’25 Nutmeg Club More given to working than talking. Chic’s hobby is managing hospitals, along which line he has had no little success. In fact the word success associates itself with anything he undertakes. ERNST, GEORGE M. 7 Fargo St., Baldwin, N. Y. Class Basketball ’25-'26 Class Baseball ’25-'26 Class Track ’25-'26 Atheltic, good-natured, full of pep. Besides being a Fairbanks-Morse oil engine expert, George is a star basketball player. FINN, WILLIAM J. Bill StsJamies Walco ING Ye Bill is one of the quiet members of the class, but we all know he’s ‘‘there.”” His favorite sport is hunting ducks and gets ‘em on the wing. 29

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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

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GILL, CHARLES E. Gill, Y%4th pint 148 Inslee PI., Elizabeth, N. J. Inter-class Baseball ’25 Inter-class Basketball ’26 Varsity Baseball ’26 Life Saving Corps ’25-’26 Water Polo ’26 Gill, King of Swat of the M. E. class. A hard worker and a fellow with any number of friends. GORDON, WILLIAM S. Bill Bovina Centre, N. Y. (lirack=. 25 : Sincere, industrious and tactful. A good fellow al- ways. His ambitions are the highest, and we sincerely . hope he reaches his goal. GOVE, OTIS N. Guv 7 Elm St., Ludlow, Mass. Soccer °25 Pool ’25 Checker Champion ’26 New England Club Regardless of his diminutive stature, we expect him to be captain of industry. Everyone knows and likes “Machinist Guv.”’ GREBE, RUDOLPH. LE: 8834 189th St., Hollis, L. I., N. Y. Grebe hasn’t been with us very long but plenty long enough for us to know him as a sincere, hard-working chap. His cheerful smile won’t wear off. 30