Colgate University 1939 Yearbook (Hamilton, NY) - Full Access

Campbell (Secretary), Lube (President), Hazard (Vice-President), Brehaut, (Treasurer). Junior Class History September 14, 193 a great day in the life of the Class of 19-!0. That was the day they embarked for Fre hman Camp. LiUle did they realize at that time that they were the last class to be subjected to rushing during the fir t week of their first year. LiHle did they re– alize that they were the largest class ever to enter Colgate. 1939 sees the youths of 1936 blossoming into better than average leaders of Colgate activity. Athletically, they can boast of Capt. eill, Lube, Davids, Hamilton, on the gridiron--– Head basketeer ollins, Hazard, Tom a"vyer, demons of the dribble - - Barrett, Gurney, Pearsall, Birtch, Soccer dependables- -- Mermen Leverich, Kaye, and Mason spla hing to brilliance- -- lulhern and Dubois marathoning over hill and dale- -- Fencer par ex– cellence Hal Lube, one of the greatest all-round athletes ever to descend on the Chenango Valley-- -Trackmen Hazard, VanOrden, and the r cord-breaking printer, Bill Cook- -– Tennists Borkhuis, Barrett - - Fence busters Pill, Collins, Schmidt; Twirlers Adams and Case, all apples of Bill Reid's ba eball e e-- Lacrossemen Vogel and Vedder-- and best of all, Dewey, Wheeler, Rose, pivotal member of the best hockey team in the east - - - Studiously, none can surpass Campbell, Pilswor(h, Perlee and our own sightless and frownless 1.ike upa- -- Oratoricall., few clas es have provided Coach Garland with better debaters than Perlee and ewcomb--- Journalistically, Jack (of all trades) Roberts, Dona– hue, Adams, George, Quick, Glendening, on the 1\tlaroon - - - Donahue, Fisk on the ai-– Donahue again on the Banter - - Dramatically, Deckleman and Baker- - -Politically, Ved– der, Kaye--- lusically, Brehaut, Kreitler--- The e are some of the names that made the class of'40 stand out. For them the past three years have gone by the boards too wifily. All that is left for them is one more al, two more partie and - - - comprehen ive . 98