Rhodes School - Rhodester Yearbook (New York, NY)

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'W gi mf a A60 0 Andy Hahn, hurling star of the West Point Plebes, takes a hefty cut at one of Sidney Silver's pitches during the game at West Point. 50 Gus Bailey, stellar shortstop of the West Point Plebes slides into the hot corner on his fifth inning triple as Paul De Savino awaits the throw. Wfith Andy Hahn throwing a masterful one hitter, Rhodes lost ll-0.

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Mr. Frank De Stefano and Mr. Mark R. Glass pose with the Rhodes baseball squad before their opening day game against the West Point Plebes. Sidney Silver, Rhodes hurler, is out on a close play at first base during the sixth inning of the opening game at the Point. jim Erdle, Plebe first sacker has just received the ball.

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.1-'wwe ,f rf' mmf? X X? iw: 61466 Pima Emvnent As a last will and testament dedicated to the continued and future success of the Rhodes School faculty: WE, the members of the graduating class of june 1949: Will: To Mr. Glass . . . A classic and original opening to the beginning of a new term, If you won't study from a book, try putting the book under your pillow at night. Maybe you'll absorb knowledge through osmosis . . . To Mr. Janower . . . An honest to goodness fact and no bull . . . To Pinky . . . The second step on the school front . . . To Mr. Lynch . . . A special pair of clippers to make the task of unlocking school lockers a little less tedious . . . To Miss Goodman . . . One more G.I. slip than she has . . . To Miss Merkler . . . The Good Book and all that stuff . . . To Lou and AI - Custodians . . . Continued and happy pursuit of illegal elevator riders . . . To Mr. Rathman . . . A shorter period before lunch . . . To Mr. Rose . . . A supply of hard cover notebooks . . . To Mr. Kirwan . . . An all girl class to make teaching more enjoyable . . . To Mr. Robbins . . . A stenographer to take his notes . . . To Mr. Warren . . . Twins on the stork's next visit . : : To Mr. Perry . . . More copy and better journalists . . . To Mr. Thomas . . . A bright new bow tie for the coming semester . . . To Miss Nahum . . . The sweet voice of education . . . To Mr. Goodman . . . A new opening message to the student body for the next semester . . . To Mr. Merrill . . . An everlasting tea ball for his afternoon tea . . . To Julian Soshnick . . . A Kodak Brownie . . . 51