Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Art Education A word or two about each one May help recall, in years to come: Now there’s the voice of Jane, “May I borrow this?” And Little Joan, our “old-maid” minded miss. Flo has a “style” all her own. Roger, the treasurer, East Orange, his home. Personality kid, that “boy” called Dehn. Paul and his “tensions,” pinochle his game. Jim, a real worker, has a wife and son. Sandy, “out of Boston,” friend of everyone. We'll “plant those flowers on your grave,” Chuck. Kaytor, a Picasso, with a little “luck.” “Cass,” a real craftsman on any job. “Brown” with his knowledge and pants like a “gob.” Any sport with a ball would do for Bill. Howie and his “fire-truck” for an occasional thrill. Last but not least, there’s “Pineapple” Bob, Wherever he goes, he’ll do a good job. Not much in each name or photograph “shot,” But “cooperatively” speaking, we accomplished a lot. So good-by “Dear Studies,” we’re happy to say That even as teachers, we’ll welcome pay-day.

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Seymour Baum William Blaser Wallace Chu Raniero Corbelleti Michael Dibella Mack Evans Richard Foster Thomas Galvin Joyce Gildersleeve Rudolf Herzberg John Hillman Warren Kafftka Norman Liebman Cyril Loftus Ferdinando Mancuso Joseph Merz Robert Mock Langdon Morris Donald Peters Harry Shekailo Emile Spira Salvatore Valastro Herbert Warman = and Gerald Osinoff

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Allen Brown Casimir Cetnarowski William Dehn Florence Fermo Roger Jackson Charles Jaschob Albert Kaytor Jane Lawless Samuel Mogavero William O’Connor Paul Olivia James Rubins Robert Schuman Howard Sleight Joan Wall