Seattle University - Aegis Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Seattle College Annual Page twenty-seven VINCENT McGKE Known as “Ambrose Belial” and looks it. Is resident consul at—the lord knows where. Is singer in the village choir. Recites his three Rs in 2d High for a sweet slumber. WALTER McGUKRN The fiery topped “Rassclas of Abyssinia,” otherwise “Pyrites.” That grape-nuts is brain food is shown by Walter’s change of residence away from Pccarovich’s tribe. Chews coffee for inspiration. DONALD McKAY Foot-ball, baseball, orchestra and Glee Club. Affectionately called “Mother McKay” by coach Mori-arty. A moneyed man, a gash-hound, a pool-sharper and a second Caesar. W hat docs he stand on? FRANK MENNE A native of the Irishman’s paradise. Always on time except when the draw is open. Known as Caruso because he sings from the side of his mouth. Wires home each afternoon for a guard to keep off the Indians that infest West Seattle.

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Page twenty-six I'HE PALESTRA JOSEPH LUCAS An intellectual youth from Mercer Island. Industrious, conscientious, on time; was dubbed “Sloofoot” from his own method of doing the coon shuffle. Two eyes and a moral resemblance to Mother Eve. FRANK LYNCH Orchestra, Glee Club. A wit by excellence, a musician by mischance, a coast artillery man by mistake. His military monicker is “Alexander.” WILLIAM MAYER “Rose Mary that’s for remembrance. His name and nationality brings back fond thoughts of yore. Raves coherently in Latin, Greek and Electrodynamics. Knows about the co-efficient of Thermo-conductivity, yet knows nothing of scoops. GEORGE McATEER Foot-ball, Baseball, Debating Club. George or “Baksheesh which stands for “pleasant dreams.” Author of many woes,chews Greek roots, a “rassler and a medal winner.

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Page twenty-eight THE PALESTRA EDWARD MOONEY A protoplasmic hit of a soprano singer. The teacher feels for him before marking him present. Seems to do all his work at half past three. JOSEPH MOOTZ Eoot-ball. Glee Club, Answers to “Gignomi (the latter i is silent like the g in gee) or Gulliver. Joe is author of “Picking Adam’s apple in the garden of love. Looks like a soldier. Lives too close to the college to wear collars every day. ROBERT MORELAND A celestial visitor whose wide look of innocence is not for this world. As usual too good to be true. Looks spiritual, but... This Ratigan fellow will answer for all pranks. VANCE MORI ARTY Baseball, orchestra, Vance calls himself Magna Charta. Despises law and medicine. Loves his violin. A friend of Charlie Chaplin.