Seattle University - Aegis Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Seattle College Annual Page thirty-three PR ED SCHRAM Works under the denomination of “Hook”. Has a crooked arm and is the only fork-sided pitcher of the College team. Never frowns at the umpire, but helps his memory. LEO SHERRY Named “Port.” Ix)oks at a distance to be a star boarder but isn't really. Heredity explains many things in his make-up. Reads Latin while riding his pony. SHERRIT SIMPSON Has accepted a middle name “Bullet.” Never stationary? Has a parlous time with his class work. Never worried. Free from all guile. A strong believer. IRVIN STRATTON “Ignat . Hercules” the idol of the 2d High. Best custom collector of the college. Wants a picture of the class in the Palestra. An all-around good fellow. Dignified.

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WALTKR POWKRS “Pelcg” plays a fiddle. Sounds in the air lead one to believe he likes his gum. Has written with much feeling “Where the rivers of Rum run. Rollo.” Has a smile for the prof, of jug. JOHN QUINN John is another of the ox-eyed Junocs. His orbs haunt you in the dark. Was ruined in the pool hall. His classmates term him “Angel Food. THOMAS RATIGAN Financier, Magnate of the defunct Agathon. Champion at Kelly’s and at Bottle Pool. Is a wizard in dollars and sense. Stars in dramatics as the man in the box-office. FRED RILEY Foot-ball, baseball, orchestra, Glee Club. His smashing success in oratorical field won him the title of “Sir Demosthenes.” Is a sky pilot by trade. The best friend the coach has at S. C.

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Page thirty-four THE PALESTRA JOHN SULLIVAN “Hermes” or “Mercury.” Radically opposed to accented notes. Claims they lead to effeminacy. Unworthy of one about to don the toga. Averse to curls. Dreads popularity from acting. LEO SULLIVAN Foot-ball, baseball and stage dancing. Holds the Ratigan belt as champion of straight pool. “Gugliel-mus Hop-head Rex, the diminutive, of which is “Sabricius.” MAURICE SULLIVAN Doc is a regular Lord Chesterfield. Calls around to see his friends at the college too frequently. “Peregrine is his new nomen which in Scandinavian means “stranger. JOHN WHITE Perpetually in trouble. “Near President Hughes” on account of a florid growth on his upper lip. Talks a little Yiddish, but can’t help it, his neighbors want it.