Seattle University - Aegis Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Page twenty-four THE PALESTRA JAMES HAY Foot-ball, Baseball Manager, Glee Club, Chronicler of the Palestra, billiard player, also a fine scholar. An able financier for banquets. Red-haired and unsuccessful in dancing. Yet a good friend of all. LEO HER KEN RATH An ambitious promoter of 2d High interests. Noted to woo Morpheus and to win him. Has been formally dubbed “Claude” which means stringhalted. All agree that his long ears denote generosity. CORNELIUS HICKEY It is the common opinion that Cornelius will turn out a fine politician. Has a large, boisterous voice, leans on the table when he uses one; has large, luminous orbs. lias a nice way with his coins. He keeps them. LEONARD KAUFER “Thou young and rose-lipped cherubim” Once sat still for almost an hour. Likes his teacher and his books. The latest is that he is going to outdo Garrick for toughness.

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Seattle College Annual EDWARD GORMAN “Porphyry.” 1st High representative on the Palestra. Great favorite of the Jug master. Is very kind to old folks when the circus comes to town. Prays that Barnum may be long-lived. ROY GORMAN Called “Shsh!” from the music and the applause he receives through his Stradivarus. Wears loud shoes, studies for the Exams, knows all the traffic cops and wants to get even just with one pedestrian. EDWARD HART Orchestra, Glee Club. Eddie or “Ezra” an ardent adherent of Mr. Hency’s aggregation. Can form an orchestra at a moment’s notice, accompanies song-birds merely for the asking. Weighs 135 lbs. and wants to fight Babe McAtecr for. He knows the State is Dry. ALLEN A. HAUGHIAN A frequent and well-known borrower of those things which economists term “fungible and consumed in use.” Has hazy notions of the natural law which forbids wit and humor in the classroom. His subtitle is Gummer, which is a corruption of “Gunboats.”

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Seattle College Annual Page twenty-five RAYMOND KELLY “A northern star” from cold, bleak, chilly Alaska. Ray is an orator and a Thespian. He can take any part in a play from a black slave to a cleaner of blackboards after school. ELMER KIDWELL Another product of the northern lights. He is a great controversialist and argues even with the “higher ups.” Has a fine bass voice, uses it frequently in the Glee Club rehearsals to get his fellow-singers in tune. An occasional visitor at the 4:30 Club. FRANK LOGAN Is raising a voice to line up with the songsters of his class. His brother calls him “Anemone.” He is content with watching the exploits of his own kin. Extremely popular with the cook of the college, when he shouts an “Extra.” JOHN LOGAN A college fixture as necessary to college life as a bulletin board. He is the author of that sentimental ditty “Throwing the Bull on the Bulletin Board.” Has a penchant for throwing his arm out. Mr. Dugdale, watch this lad.