Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades - Mechanic Yearbook (Media, PA)

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26 THE MECHANIC - PAUL N. ALEXANDER Mt. Joy, Pa. Machinist. Born February 23, 1901. Alex, Paul, Icabod. ' Cottage Baseball '19, Cottage Basketball '19, '20, Reserve Football '20, Reserve Baseball '20, President 6.59 Club, Assistant Basketball Man- ager '20, '21, Sons of Rest, Eta Bita Fruitag Nuts and Bolts. 'Alt is easy enough to be pleasant When life goes along like a song, But the man worth while is the one who will smile When everything goes dead wrong. To the members of the lst A dorm., Alex ' is known as the president of the 6-59 Club. To be frank, Alex admits that he can travel some from the time he gets out of bed 'till the time he sits down at the breakfast table. Notice, kind reader, the gentle features of our classmate. Doesn't he look as though he had enough sleep? Paul comes from the garden spot of the world, Mt. Joy. Personally, we don't think they have any girls up there because he looks like a fellow, who couldn't be tempted by the fair and beautiful opposite sex. But just the same Alex spends a few week-ends every now and then in l Philly. His roomy has enlightened us to the fact that it is a queen. Go to it, Alex, Alex is one of the kind of men whom anyone would like atfirst sight. He has a fine personality and can talk to beat the band. He even has it out with the boss occasionally. As for being a loyal rooter and supporter of athletics, he cannot be barred from congratulations. Paul is well versed in all athletics, knowing the principal rules and regulations of inter-cottage basketball. Paul's favorite drink, even though prohibition has come, is cocoa. He tells us that it has in it the ingredients that help to make a man. Go to it, Alex, have all the feeds after ten you want, but take our advice and order cocoa by the ton, for it would be much cheaper. Paul, you have our wishes to succeed in life, in whatever line of endeavor you choose. Hey, roomy. Well, now listen here.

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WILLIAMSON SCHOOL 27 PAUL M. ANDERS Worcester, Pa- Bricklayer Born March 24, 1900. Andy, Zeke, Gallons, Hecker, Dewey, Eta Beta Pig Beta Sigma Chi, 6.55 Club: Track Teamg Cottage Baseball, Cottage Basket- ball, Varsity Footballg Captain '20, When Zeke-e laughs so merrily, Although tormenting you, You're cross, you're angry, but You just laugh, too. This young fellow hails from Ander's Corner, by the way, he is the only one who knows just where this place is located. Zeke isn't very much for size, but he can always make his pres- ence felt when in an argument. He has a won- derful vocabulary HJ and certainly can use it under certain conditions. Yes, this good looking fellow is popular with the fair sex, and we all claim he should have been a carpenter because he loves Wood QU. We hope the feeling is mutual. Andy was one of the best athletes at school. He was a member of the track team. This came in handy on 'Sunday evenings, when, after leaving her he had to go a couple of miles in a limited number of minutes. Wherever you found Deivey and Buckl' to- gether you were sure to find a crowd, for there was always a rush for the front row before the comedy began. But, girls, beware of hlm on a passenger train! Shall we ever forget his trip to Annapolis? Ask Zeke, he knows. Andy was a hard worker and upon him we bestow the title Bonus -well earned. We know he will succeed. Luck to you, classmate. ' 'Listen, Jake.