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FOREWORD

IN publishing this volume it has been our desire

to weld a link in the chain which binds the

Franklin and Marshall of the past with the

Franklin and Marshall of the present; to furnish

a means by which the members of this college

may leave their footprints on the sands of

college history ; to mould a crystal into which

we may gaze in future years and conjure up

scenes, events and faces which will keep our

hearts ever young and warm in the glow of

the memory of these glorious college days.

So may this book serve as incense on

the altar of the gracious, never dying Spirit

of Nevonia.

cr5ttE JUNIOR c;>LASS

CONTENTS

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BooK II

C:lasses

BooK III

.Athletics

BooK IV

Fraternities

BooK V

.Activities

BooK VI

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.. . B. F. FAcKENTHAL. jR., Sc.D.

. ......... E. H . RENINGER, Esq.

. ............... F. W . B1ESECKER, Esq.

. . GEORGE F. M ULL, A.M ., LITT .D.

. .CHAR LES A. SA UBER

President .

First Vice· Pres1dertt .

Secortd Vice·Pres1dert t .

Secretar y.

Treasurer .

ELECTED BY THE BOARD

WILLIAM H . HAGER .

MILTON F. BARINGER .

J. WM . BOWMAN .

juDGE CHARLES I. LAND IS, LL.D .

CHARLES G. BAKER, EsQ . .

CHARLES F. MILLER .

J. W . B. BAUSMAN, Esq . .

...... Lancaster, Pa .

. . . Wyncote, Pa .

. . . Harrisburg, Pa.

. Lancaster, Pa.

. Lancaster, Pa.

Lancaster, Pa.

Lancaster, Pa.

ELECTED BY THE ALUMNI

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F. LYMAN WINDOLPH, Esq . .

CALVIN N. W FNRICH , P H. D . .

Lancaster, Pa.

. . Lancaster, Pa.

ELECTED BY THE EASTERN SYNOD

EDWARD H . R ENINGrn, Esq . .

REV. C. A. SANTEE, D.D.

H ARRY J. SHENK .

GENERAL H ARRY C. TREXLER, LL.D .

S. R . ZI MMERMAN, Esq . ..

W1LL1AM NEVIN APPEL, Esq . .

J uoGE W1LL1AM H . KELLER, LL.D .

FREDERICK B. GrnNERD. Esq . .

J uDGE H ARRY D. ScHAFFPER

R EV. LEE M . ERDMAN .

B. F. FAcKENTHAL, Sc .D . .

A. H . R OTHERMEL, Esq.

... . .. Allentown, Pa.

. Fort Washington, Pa .

. .Lebanon, Pa.

. ... . Allentown, Pa.

. . . Lancaster, Pa .

. . . . . . Lancaster, Pa .

. Lancaster, Pa.

. .. . Allen town, Pa .

. . . . . . . . . . Read ing, Pa.

.. . ....... . . Reading, Pa.

. .. Riegelsville, Pa.

. ... .. .... Reading, Pa.

ELECTED BY TH E SYNOD OF THE POTOMAC

WILLIAM J. Z ACHARIAS, Esq . .

HENRY H . SPANGLER, Esq ..

GEORGE D. ROBB, Ptt .D .

R Ev. JoHN L. BARN HART, D .D . .

Ro BERT L. M OTTER (Deceased).

REV. SAMUEL H ENRY STEIN, D.D . .

. ..... Chambersburg, Pa.

. ...... M ercersburg, Pa.

. ......... Altoona, Pa .

. . Baltimore, Md .

. .. York, Pa .

. . . . York, Pa.

ELECTED BY THE PITTSBURGH SYNOD

L. A . M EYRAN . .

FREDERICK W . BIESECKER .

]OHN M . ] AMISON '''''.'.' .. '

Pittsburgh, Pa.

. .Somerset, Pa.

. . .Greensburg, Pa.

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GEORGE FULMER MULL, A.M ., L1TT.D.

Professor of Latin Language and Literature

Born Reading, Pa., October 7, l85r. A.B. 1872, A.M. 1875, Mercersburg College; Litt.D. Franklin

and M arshall College, 1910. Course in Theology at M ercersburg, 1873·1876. Student of Classical Philology,

University of Leipzig, 1876·1877. Instructor of Latin and Greek, 1872·1876, and Professor of Latin 1877·1880,

M ercersburg College. Recording Clerk, State Department of Public Instruction, Harrisburg, Pa., 1881-1884.

R ector Franklin and M arshall Academy 1884-1886. Adj. Professor of English Literature and Latin l886·189r.

Professor English Literature, 1891·1892. Professor Latin Language and Literature, Franklin and M arshall

College, since 1892; Secretary of the Faculty since 1894, and Secretary of the Board of Trustees of Franklin and

M arshall College, since 1910. M ember of American Philological Association; Classical A ssociation of Atlantic

States; Classical League; American Academy of Political and Social Science; National Security League.

ANSELM VINET HIESTER, A.M., Sc.D.

Professor of Political and Social Sciences

Born November 27, 1866, Annville, Pa. B.S. Lebanon V alley College, 1887; A .B. Franklin and M arshall

College, 1889; A.M. New York University, 1892; Union Theological Seminary, 1891-1892; Graduated at the

Eastern Theological Seminary at Lancaster in 1894; Fellow in Sociology, Columbia University, 1896·1898 ;

R eceived degree of Sc.D. from Ursinus College, 1913. Professor of M athematics at Palatinate College, 18891891; Instructor, 1892-1894, Assistant Professor of M athematics and German, 1894·1896, Professor of Political

and Social Sciences since 1898, Franklin and M arshall College. Author of various articles on political, economic,

sociological and educational subjects. Associate Editor of Reformed Church R eview. M ember of the Ameri·

can Economic Association; American Political Science A ssocia tion; American Sociology A ssociation; American

A cademy of Political and Social Sciences; Academy of Political Science; National Municipa l League; Phi Beta

Kappa.

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HERBERT HUEBENER BECK, B.S.

Professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy

Born at Lititz, Pa., November 15, 1875. Bethlehem Preparatory School 1890-189r. Received degree of

B.S. in Ch.E., Lehigh University , 1896. Graduate work, T echnological Institute, Berlin, 1904. Professor of

Chemistry and Mineralogy, Franklin and M arshall College, since 1901 ; Director of College Museum. M ember

of American Chemical Society; American Ornithologists Union ; President Lancaster County Historical Society;

President Linnaean Society of Lancaster County; Associate M ember Delaware V alley Ornithological Club;

M ember of Delta Upsilon and T au Beta Pi. Author of " The Occult Senses in Birds" for the reports of the

Smithson ian Institution, also " Minerals of Lancaster County," "Birds of Lancaster County" and " M ammals of

Lancaster County ...

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KLEIN, Ptt.D.

Audenried Professor of History and Archaeology

Born at Hazleton, Pa., December 9, 1873. Student at Muhlenburg College, 1889-1891; A.B. Franklin

and M arshall College, 1893. R eceived degree of Ph .D. from Franklin and Marshall College, 1907; Studied at

the University of Berlin, 1899; Student at the Theological Seminary of Reformed Church at Lancaster, Pa.,

r893· 1896. Ordained Minister of Reformed Church, 1896; Pastor of Grace Church, York, Pa., 1896-1905;

Zion Church, Allentown, Pa., 1905·1910; Audrenried Professor of History and Archaeology, Franklin and

Marshall College, si nce 1910; Professor of History, University of Pittsburgh Summer School, r912. President

Eastern Synod of Reformed Church, 1914·1915. M ember of A merican Academy of Political and Social Sciences;

Phi Gamma Delta; Phi Beta Kappa; T au Kappa Alpha. Contributed articles on history, religion and philosophy

to various periodicals; Contributor to Lancaster Intelligencer.

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VICTOR WILLIAM DIPPEL, PH.D.

Professor of German

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Born February 17, 1874, in Huntington , Indiana. Graduated from the EastbCLrn A cadem y, Philadelphia

m 189 1 and froll) the U niversity of Pennsylvania in 189 5. Received the degree of Ph.D . from the U . of P . in

1899. Graduated from t he Eastern Theological Seminary in 19'.l'.l; Grad uate course in Hebrew, Arabic, anJ A s·

syrian in the U niversity of Breslau, 1897. Taught Latin, Gree k, Hebrew and G erman at T emple C:ille5e, 139 6·

1897. Served as Pastor of St. John's Church, Lebanon , Pa., 19::> 1·19rn. Beca me Profes sor of M :iJ ern Languages

at Franklin and M arshall in 19rn ; Served as M ember of the Board of C ontrol and of the B:iard of Governors and

is a member of the A t hletic Committee. Secretar y of Pennsyl vania C haCJtauq ua, 19::> 3'1909, Presiden t 19::>9·

1913; Served as Ed itor of the .. Pennsylvania Chautauqua," a dail y newspa per. President of the fa stern SynoJ.

1904· 1905; M odern Language A ssociation of the United States ; Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity; P hi Beta Kappa

Fraternity of the U. of P .; and also a member of the M asons and OJd Fellows. E::l itor·in·Chief of the V olum e,

''Lancaster C ounty in the W orld War. "

JOHN NEVIN SCHAEFFER, B.L1TT., O xoN.

Professor of the

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Language and Literature

Born Jul y 23, 1882, in Danville, Pa. Graduated from Franklin and M arsha ll C :illege in 1903 as Salu tatorian.

I nstructor in Classics at Millersv ille State Normal School, r903· 1905 . Rhodes Scholar at O xford, 1905· 19:iS;

Received degree of B.Litt ., O xford, r908. Instructor in Latin at Franklin and M arshall A cademy 1903-19::>9;

Instructor in Classics, Princeton U niversity, 1909· 19 10 ; Professor of Classics at Franklin and M i rshall C:illqe

since 19!0; Lecturer in the U niversity of Pennsylvania Summer Scho:il, 1923 ; Pre>ide;i t L1ncaster B:n rJ of E:l J ·

cation . M ember P hi Reta Kappa; T au Kappa Alpha; Parad ise Clu b ; Pe;insylvania State EJ cication1 l A >S:i:ia ·

tion: American Philologica l A ssociation ; American Cl a'5ical L~1g ue; Clas>ic1l A S>:i:iatio;i of M 'J J le Atl ant ic

States.

HOWARD BRISTOL GROSE, ]R. , A.M .

Professor of the English Language and Literature

Born Jul y 2, 1880, Saratoga Springs, N . Y. Grad uated from Flrow n University in 19'.l:\ wi th the de5ra of

Ph .B.; Received A. M . from Princeton U niversity, 1911; In structor in English at Br:iwn U niversity fo r six years.

Came to Franklin and M arshall in r913 as Professor of the English Language aml Literature . M ember of t he

Delta Phi Fraternit y. Ed itor of .. Specimens of English Composi tions," 19::>9. Author of .. English C:imposition, ..

WILLIAM EDWIN WEISGERBER, M. S.

A ssociate Professor of Chemistry

Born at Lut hersburg, Pa. G rad uated from Franklin and M ushall in 1912 w ith B.S. dqree; Rece iveJ M .S.

fro m Franklin and M arshalliin 19 13; Studied at C olumbia Uni versity. A ssociate P rofessor of C hemistr y at

Franklin and M arshall since 19 14 . M ember of America n C hemical S:iciety; P i-ii Kappa T au anJ Pni B!ca Kappa

Fraternities.

CHARLES EDWARD MEYERS, A.M .

A ssociate Professor of English

Born February 20, 1880, Hanover, Pa. Graduated from Franklin and M Jrshall C:ille5e, 19:Jl, with A .B.

degree ; Graduated from t he Eastern Theological Seminary , Lancaster, Pa., 1905; ReceiveJ A .M . from U ni ve rsit y

of Pennsyl vania, 1915. In structor at Yeates School, Lancaster , Pa., r900, 1903; l mtructor York C :iunty A cade my

1906·1909; Pastor Emmanuel Reformed Church, York , Pa., 1905· 1909 ; Pastor St . John's Reformed Church ,

Ph1\adelph1a, Pa, 1909·19 16 , Instructor m En glish, Un1vers1ty of Pennsy h·a·111 191::>·19 16; Professor of En g:ish ,

Franklin and M arsha ll Coll ege, smce r9 16 M ember of the Paradise Clu h .

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WILLIAM FRANKLIN LONG, A.B.

Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy

Born April 18, 1871, near Boyertown, Berks County, Pa . Entered Kutztown State Normal School in 1887;

Taught in rural schools three years; Graduated from Kutztown Normal with honors in 1891; Taught for two

years and entered Franklin and Marshall, 1894; Won the German Prize and graduated in 1897, delivering the

Salutatory Oration in German. Served as Principal of the Johnstown High School, 1897-19o8; Taught Mathe·

matics at Pittsburgh Central High School. l9o8·1918; Assumed the duties of Professor of Mathematics and

Director of Daniel Scholl Observatory at Franklin and Marshall in 1918. Took graduate courses in Mathematics

at the University of Pittsburgh and in Astronomy at the Allegheny Observatory; Attended summer sessions at

Harvard, Cornell, Chicago, University of Pennsylvania and Columbia University. Member of the Sigma Pi

and the Phi Beta Kappa Fraternities.

PETER MONROE HARBOLD, Ptt.B., A.M., Sc.D.

Professor of Education and Psychology

Born November 17, 1873, Cumberland County. Graduated from Millersville State Normal School. Re·

ceived Ph.B. from Franklin and Marshall College. Studied in Graduate Schools of Chicago University, Uni·

versity of Pennsylvania, and Harvard. Degrees: Ph.B. (F. and M.); A.M. (Harvard) ; Sc.D. (F. and M .) . Taught

in Public Schools, 1891·1896. Millersville State Normal School, Teacher, 1898°1903; Superintendent of Train·

ing School, 1905·191 l; Superintendent of Lancaster City Schools, l9n·1912; Principal of Normal School, 1912°

1918. Camp Educational Director, 1918-19i9, Camp M eade, Army Y. M. C. A. Professor of Education and

Psychology at Franklin and Marshall since September, 1919. Member of Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity of Franklin

and Marshall; Paradise Club; Life Member of Pennsylvania State Education Association; Member of National

Education Association .

HOW ARD RUFUS OMW AKE, A.M.

Dean of the College and Professor of French

Born May I, 1878, Greencastle, Pa. Graduated from Mercersburg Academy, 1897. Received A.B.

degree at Princeton, 1891; A.M. from Princeton, 1904; Graduate Work at University of Pennsylvania, 1914·

1916, 1921-1926; Instructor at Syrian Protestant College, Beirut, 1901-1904; Head of Latin Department, Mer·

cersburg Academy, 1904-1908; ~enior Master, Harrisburg Academy, 1909-1919; Dean and Professor of French

at Franklin and Marshall since 1919. Member Classical Association Middle Atlantic States; Pennsylvania

State Educational Association; Phi Delta Kappa , Phi Beta Kappa and the Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternities.

MITCHEL CARROLL, Ptt.D.

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Jr ., Professorship of Biology

E!orn July 7, 1885 , Philadelphia, Pa. Graduated with B.S. from University of Pennsylvania, 19o6. Received degree of Ph.D. from U. of P. , 1919; Harrison Fellow in Zoology, U. of P. (two years). Teacher in

Philadelphia Public Schools (five years) ; Assistant in Zoology at the University of Pennsylvania (one year);

Assistant State Entomologist in the State of New Jersey (three years); Professor of Biology at Franklin and M ar·

shall since 19 19. Publications: "An Extra Dyad and an Extra Tetrad in the Spermatogenesis of Camnula Pelli·

cuda," "The Mosquito Must Go," "Mosquito Control: Problem on the New Jersey Side of the Delaware

River," etc. Member of American Association for the Advancement of Science; American Society of M am·

malogists; M arine Biological Laboratory; American Association of Economic Entomologists; American Genetic

Association; Lambda Chi Alpha and Sigma Xi Fraternities. American Society of Zoologists; Fellowof American

Association for Advancement of Science.

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Graduated from University of Pennsylvania with A.B. degree,

191 I. Received Harrison Scholarship in Psychology at the Graduate School of the University of Pennsylvania,

receiving his A.M. in 1913; Harrison Fellow in &onomics from 1913·191;; Special Secretary, Navy Y. M. C. A.,

Norfolk, Virginia, 1912; Head of Commercial Department, Peddie Institute, Hightstown, N. J ., 191;·1916.

In charge of Accounting and Statistics in both day and evening schools at Drexel Institute, 1916·1918. Accepted

the Professorship of &onomics at Pennsylvania Military College in April, 1918. Accepted the position of

Bursar at U. of P. in 1919; Director of Curtis Publishing Company's Boys' Camp, Summers of 1914 and 1917;

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charge of Sugar Distribution in Delaware Co., Pa., Summer of 1918; Worked in the office and on the road for

Pennsylvania Military College, Summer of 1919; Professor of Economics and Business Administration at Frank·

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Received Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins, specializing in French and Spanish. Studied at the Sorbonne, Paris, and at

the University of Madrid; also followed special Summer Courses in the Alliance Francaise, Paris; Ecole des

Langues, Rome; McGill University and Middlebury College. Served overseas as Y. M. C. A. worker with

the French Army (Foyer du Soldat); Director of Education at the Foyer du Soldat et du Marin at Toulon after

the Armistice was signed. Instructor in Romance Languages at the University of Cincinnati and Northwestern

University; Assistant Professor of Romance Languages at the University of Pittsburgh; Associate Professor of

Romance Languages at Colby College. Came to Franklin and Marshall in September, 1922, as Professor of

Romance Languages. Edited several text books for class use, both French and Spanish. Member of the Modern

Language Association of North America; American Academy of Political and Social Science and of the Alpha

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A.M., from Lehigh. Studied at Columbia University and University of Pennsylvania. Professor of Physics

at Lehigh Ui;iiversity . Came to Franklin and Marshall as Professor of Physics and Electricity, September, 1922.

Co·author of Franklin, MacNutt and Charles, "Calculus." Member of Phi Beta Kappa, Chi Phi; American

Physical Society; American Mathematical Association; American Museum of Natural History; Society for

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Born August 12, 1898, Philadelphia, Pa. Graduated from University of Pennsylvania, 19 20. Instructor

one year in Business Administration at Carolina State College. Came to Franklin and Marshall as Assistant

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Assistant Professor of Business Administration

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Assistant Professor of Economics and Political Science

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Born September 14, 1894, Harrisburg, Pa. Graduated from Franklin and Marshall College with A.B. degree, 1915 . Received A.M. from Franklin and M arsha ll in 1920. Studied at Dickinson Law School and Columbia University. T aught at the Harrisburg Academy. Came to Franklin and M arshall as Assistant Professor

of Economics and Political Science, September x922. Member of Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity; American Association of University Professors : American Political Science Association; America n A cademy of Political and

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Professor of Hungarian Language and Literature

Graduate of Debreczen, Hungary; Post-Graduate Study at Geneva, Switzerland. Came to Franklin and

M arshall in x922 as Professor of Hungarian Language and Literature in connection with Franklin and M arshall

Academy and the Theological Seminary.

ANDREW GEHR TRUXAL, A.M .

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Instructor of Hi story and Economics

Born February 2, 1900, Greensburg, Pa. Prepared at Greensbu rg High School and entered Franklin and

Marshall in 1916. Graduated with Honors, 1920. Entered Theological Seminary, 1920. Graduated in 1923.

Became Instructor in H istory at Franklin and M arshall, September, 1922. M ember Phi Beta Kappa and Phi

Kappa Psi Fraternities. On leave of absence.

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Born at McMichaels, Pa., November 4, 1876. A.B., Franklin and M arshall College, 1898; B.D ., Theological Seminary, 1901; Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1913. Pastor of Dubbs M emorial Reformed Church,

Allentown, Pa., 1902-1923. Professor of Psychology, Allentown College for Women (Cedar Crest College),

1907-1912; Acting President of Allentown College for W omen, 19o8-1909. Author of '"Immanuel Kant's

Doctrine of T eleology", 1914, "'The Church and The Ever-Coming Kingdom of God", 1922. Chairman of the

Committee on Education of the Social Service Commission of the Reformed Church in the United States, 19201924; Chairman of the Pennsylvania District of the W orld Alliance for the Promotion of International Friendship and Good-Will, 1920-1923. M ember of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Board of

Visitors of the Theological Seminary, Board of Education of the Eastern Synod of the Reformed Church. Author's Club of North America and London, England. '"Who's Who in America", Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Pi,

and Phi Upsilon Kappa Fraternities.

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Born May 27, 1897, Grove City, Pa. Prepared at Greenville High School and M ercersburg Academy.

Graduated from Franklin and M arshall College with A.B. degree, 1918. Enlisted in Coast Artillery Corps,

June, 1918. Commissioned 2d Lieut. C. A. Instructor in Orientation at Officers' Training School, Fort M onroe,

Va. Served in the Army Y. M . C. A. for eight months in 19r9, stationed at Camp Upton. Graduated from

Eastern Theological Seminary with B.D. degree, t922. ReceiveJ A.M. degree from Franklin and Marshall

College in 1922. Pastor St. John's Reformed Church, Pottstown, Pa., 1922-1923. Took graduate work at Union

Theological Seminary, New York, and Teachers' College, Columbia University, 1922-1923, specializing in Religious Education. Received B.D. degree from Union Seminary, 1923. Professor of Religion at Franklin and

M arshall College since 1923. M ember of Religious Education Association and of the Commission on W eekday

Religious Education of the Reformed Church in U.S. M ember of Phi Kappa Tau, Phi Beta Kappa and T au

Kappa Alpha Fraternities.

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ROBERT CUMMINGS ZECHER, A.B.

Instructor of Mathematics

Born February 27 , t 904, Lancaster, Pa. Graduated with first honor at Lancaster High School in 1920, and

at Franklin and M arshall College in 1924; Became In structor in M athematics at Franklin and M arshall College

September, 192 5. M ember of Phi Kappa Psi and Phi Beta Kappa Fraternities.

RICHARD LEE STALLINGS, M .S.

Instructor of Romance Languages

Born Jul y :i c, t900, Colum bus, Miss. Graduated from Franklin Academy ; Uni versity of Virginia, c9 18192 :i; B.S. and M .S. from U. of Virginia ; Instructor in Indiana University , 192:i· c924 ; Instructor in Spanish at

Franklin and M arshall C ollege, 1924- ; M ember of Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Eta U psilon Fraternities ; M em·

ber of Raven Society and C oll ana

ROBERT ] AMES PILGRAM

Secretary of the College

Born August t ;, t877 , at G reenville, Pa. Prepared at Franklin and M arshall Academy, t892- c894; was

grad uated from Franklin and M arshall College with the degree of A.B. in 1898, and from the Theological Seminary of the Reformed C hurch, Lancaster, Pa. in c90 1; Served the following pastorates: Grace Reformed Church,

Baltimore, Md ., 1901-1906 ; First Reformed Church, C arlisle, Pa ., 1906- 19 12; Reformed Church of the A scen·

sion, Pittsburgh, Pa., 19 12-1917; St. Peter's Reformed Church, 1917· 19'.l+ President of C arlisle Cl assis, Re·

fo rmed Church, 19 c c, Allegheny Classis, 19 17 . President Franklin and M arshall Alumni A ssociation, 192 1192 4, Secretary Franklin and M arshall Alumni A ssociation, 19 18- 1921 , and 1924, Secretary of Theological Seminary Alumni A ssociation, 19 18- . Secretary Board of Educa tion, Eastern Synod of the Reformed Church,

1923- . M ember of Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity.

SIVERT NIELSEN HAGEN , PH .D.

Professor of English

Born at Milan, Minn ., September 4, 1872. G raduated from Willmar Seminary , 1892, and received the

degree of A.B. from Luther College, Iowa, in c896, and the degree of Ph.D. in English from Johns Hopkins

University in 1900. Instructor in English at the State University of Iowa, 1900- 190 5; Associate Editor of W or·

cester's Dictionary, Phil adelphia, 1905- 1900 ; Instructor, later Assistant Professor of English and Germ an,

V anderbilt University , 1906- 19 c6 ; Professor of English, Gettysburg College, 19 16- 1924; Professor of English ,

Franklin and M arshall College, c924 . M ember of the M odern Language A ssociation ; C ontributor to American

a nd European period ica ls; M ember of Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma U psilon Fraternities. M ember of the America n

A ssociation of U niversity Professors.

JOHN PAUL SELSAM, M .A.

In structor of History and Economics

Born September 29, 1898 in York County, Pa . Graduated from Franklin and M arshall Coll ege in 1921 ,

with the A .B. degree. Instructor in the Peekskill Military A cademy , Peekskill , N . Y., 1921 - 1923; studied at

t he G raduat e School of Princeton University from 191 v c925 , receiving the degree of M .A . in History in 1924 .

Ca me to Franklin and M arshall College in September, 192 5. Member of the Phi Kappa Si gma Fraternity and

the American Historica l A ssociation .

WILLIAM FREY DILLER, ]R., A.B.

Instructor of Biology

Born Jul y 26, 1902 in Lancaster, Pa. Graduated from Lancaster High School, 19 19 and Franklin and M ar•

shall College, 192 3. G rad uate W ork at the University of Pennsyl vania. Instructor in Z oology for t wo years

at the University of Pennsyl va nia. M ember of Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi Fraternities.

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HOWARD MASSEY FRY, E.E., M .S.

Associate Professor of Physics and Electricity

Born. October 2, 1889. Graduated from Freeland Mining and M echanical Institute i9o6; E. E. Lehigh

Uniwrsity 1910; M . S. Lehigh University 19 15 . Instructor 1910· 1915 , Assistant Professor 1915·1922, A ssoci·

ate Professor 1922-1925 , Le high University . Associate Professcr Physics and Electricity , Franklin and M arshall

College since September i 92 5. Studied at Columbia University. Author , " Laboratory M anual of Physics".

M ember American Physica l Society, America n Association of Electrica l En gineers, Optical Society of America,

American Association for the Advancemen t of Science, Society for Promotion of Engineering Education, Penn·

sylnnia Educational Society . M em r er of T au Beta Pi and Alrha T au Omef!a Fraternities.

IR YING CHELLIS STORY, M.A.

Instructor of English

Born October 31, 1892. Claremont. N . H . Graduated from Stevens Hi gh School, Claremont, N. H .; B.S.,

U ni versit y of New Hampshire, 1925; M ..I\ ., Cornell University, 1919. Instructor in English, Dartmouth

College. i919· 1920; University of M aine, 1920-1921; University of Wisconsin , 1921-1922; University of Ar·

kansas. 1922-1924; G rad uate Student , Cornell University, 192 4- 192; .

NOEL POTTER LAIRD, B.Sc.

In structor of Business Administration

Born 111 Clarendon, Vermont. Educated in the Public Schools of Boston, M ass. B.B.A .. Boston U niver·

sity; B.Sc., T emple University. Graduate Work , University of Pennsylvania - 3 years toward Ph.D . Former

Head of Commercial Department, Wilmington High School, Wilmington, Delaware. Former Instructor in

School of Commerce, T emple University. V arious advertising and sales connections in Boston and Philadelph ia.

Present President of the Advertising Crafts Club of Philadelphia. Over·seas service with the U.S. T ank Corps

d uring the W orl d W ar. M ember of the Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity.

ANSON FOWLER SHERMAN, Lm.B.

In structor of R omance Languages

Born at W alden, N. Y., September 18, i894. Graduated with Litt .B. degree, Rutgers College, i918.

Interpreter to H eadquarters Troop of 11th or Lafayette Division, 19 18-1919. Head of Romance Language

Department, H azleton High School, 19 19- 1920, and Freehold, N. J. High School, 1920- 1925 . Graduate Work at

the U mversities of Dijon and Toulouse. Interru pted by death of wife in France, 192 5. Came to Franklin and

M arshall in 192; . M ember of M odern Language A ssociation and of Lambda C hi Alpha Fraternity .

CHARLES WILLIAM MA YSER

Athletic Director

Graduate of New Haven N ormal School, Gymnastics, 1901. Special work at Yale University, i900, 1901,

i902. Assistant, Athletics and Gymnastics at Yale, 1900- 1903. Coach Football, Williston , Newark A cademy ,

T ome School, Iowa State. Athletic Director Iowa State. Athletic Director at Franklin and Marshall College

since September, 1923.

HARRY DIETZ WELLER

Assistant Athletic Director

Born December 29, 1880, Lancaster County, Pa. Graduated from Millersville State Normal School; A.B.,

Albright College; Principal Quarryville High School, i 904· 1908. T aught at Lancaster High School, i9o8· 1924;

Athletic Director. M ember of Kappa Upsilon Phi and Lions Club. Free Mason .

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COURAGE, PURITY, UNITY

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President ... . .... .... ... PAUL

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Vice-President ........... A.

VICTOR POLACK

Secretary ... .... . . . .. . . ANDREW M.

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'Treasurer . . . .

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Board of Control . ... ...... . ]. PHIL ScHENCK

Historian ...... .. . . ... HENRY

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Poet . .. ..... . . .. . ...... GEORGE

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Freshman Year

Lost the Tie-up, I 5' 23

Tied the Football Game, o-o

Banquet at Stevens House, December 7, 1922

Poverty Day, November I I, I922

Sophomore Year

Won the Tie-up, )2' 3

Lost the Football Game, 0- 10

Banquet at Stevens House, December 13, I923

Published Sophomore Calendar

Junior Year

Published Oriflamme of I926

Junior Hop at Pine Garden, January 30, I925

Senior Y ear

Senior Prom, June 4, 1926

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SEN IOR STATISTICS

W1LLIAM JoHN ANGLE

September i5 , i904

Prepared at Shippensburg High School; B. S. Course.

Shippensburg, Pa .

Mathematicia11 , bowler, and sad to say "red head"

THEODORE BuRTON APPEL

November 3, 1904

Lancaster, Pa .

X ; Class Treasurer (:,); Diagnothian Literary Society (1,2,3); Black Cat (2);

Inter· Fraternity Council (3 ,4), Vice· President (4) ;Assistant in Physical Labora·

tory (3); Prepared at Lancaster High School; B. S. Course.

A little argument now and the11.

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November i6, 1900

St. Clair, Pa .

Paradise Club ; C lass Treasurer ('2); Class Basketball (2); Goethean Literary So·

ciety, Secretary (2); Basketball Squad (2); Oriflamme Staff (3); Phi Upsilon Kap·

pa; Prepared at Franklin and Marshall Academy ; A. B. Course.

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PHILIP DANIEL BOEHM, JR.

July 5, i900

Philadelphia, Pa.

Intra·Mural A .A., treasurer (4); Prepared at Southern Philadelphia High

School; B. S. in Ee . Course.

A square·head who li/zes red· heads.

PAUL HERR BRENNEMAN

February 7, 1904

Millersville, Pa.

Glee Club ('2,3,4); Varsity Track (2,3 ,4); Prepared at Millersville High School;

B. S. in Ee. Course .

Shooti11g a line equal to Jerry's.

Easterly, Pa .

August 28, i906

WILLIAM CLIFFORD BRUMBACH

Ee. Course.

A man with a futur e

If women do not "queer the wor/zs".

June 7, i902

Lancaster , Pa.

JosEPH RIDDI CK BYARS

:::; TI ; Green Room C lub (3, 4), Manager (4); Prepared at Lancaster Boys' High

School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

A disciple of Blac/zstone

JoHN BENNET E. DIEROLF

June 5, 1904

Reading, Pa.

Class Football (1,2); Glee Club (4); Prepared at Reading High School; B. S.

Course.

'The ~ing of the Union Stocbards.

Sheridan, Pa.

GEORGE LESHER DlERWECHTER

Porter Scientific Society (4); Prepared at Millersville State Normal School; Entered Sophomore Year; B. S. Course.

His smile will last for many a day.

ARTHUR WENCESLAUS EisENHART

September 28, 1904

York, Pa.

cf> KT; Press Club (1,2); Goethean Literary Society; Sophomore Football; Pre-

pared at West York High School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

A stub model for Hart, Schaffner and Marx.

HowARD REGINALD ENSOR

April 24, 1904

Lancaster, Pa

cf> K T; Inter-Fraternity Council (4); Post-Prandial Club (3,4) ; Oriflamme Staff

(3); Cane Committee (4); Goethean Literary Society (1,2,3); Prepared at Lancaster High School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

Consistency is the ~ey to Ju.tu.re success.

CHARLES Ross ESHLEMAN, JR.

October 3, 1905

Lancaster, Pa.

AX A; Student Weekly (2); Sophomore Calendar (2); Editor-in-chief, Oriflamme

(3); Second Assistant Manager, Football (1); Acting Manager, Wrestling (:J);

Inter-Fraternity Council (3,4); Prepared at Lancaster High School; B. S. Course.

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GLENN LATIMER FENNELL

Professor.

How could you.7

March 19, 1901

Salina, Pa.

t. 1: cf> ; Class Banquet Committee, Chairman (1) ; Prepared at Kiskimineas

Springs School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

A regular gambler in female hearts.

JoHN ADAM FocHT

September 6, 1903

Reading, Pa.

AX A; Class Vice-President (3); Football Squad (2,3), Class Football (2); Baseball Squad (2,3); Glee Club (2,3,4); Prepared at Reading High School and the

U111vers1ty of Pennsylvama; Entered Sophomore Year; B. S. Course.

He with the handsome countenance.

'Thirty Five

GILBERT OBIDIAH GEIB

January 24, 1904

Schaefferstown, Pa.

Phi Upsilon Kappa; G ::iethean Literary Society; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (2,4); A ssistant Editor, Williamson Gridiron (4); Prepared at Lebanon High School and

Muhlenberg C cillege; Entered Sciphomore Year; A. B. Course .

It's the stead y going that gets there .

R oBERT HASSLER GERHARD

June 27, 1904

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Paradise Club; O riflamme Staff (3) ; G ::iethean Literary Society (1,2,3); Phi Upsilon Kappa; Prepared at Franklin and M arshall Academy ; A . B. C ourse.

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SAMUEL CRAWFORD GILLESPIE, JR.

December 13, 1900

A shevi lle, T enn.

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Prepared at A sheville School; B. S. and M . A. Courses.

A Southerner in our midst.

FLOYD KA UFFM AN GIBBLE

September 1), 1904

Prepared at Lancaster High School; B. S. Course.

Lancaster, Pa.

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GoLUBO FF

Jan uary 12, 1904

New York, N. Y.

Track Squad (1,2); Soccer()); Prepa red at DeWitt Clinton High School; B. S. in

Ee. Course.

Wine , women, and song ma~e Ja zz .

JoHN M ARSHALL GRIM

M arch :» 1906

Prepared at Kutztown State Normal School; A . B. Course .

'The .N..ero of S antee H all; the

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Kutztown, Pa.

of the Football Squad.

ALBERT HADY

Tiszabecs, Hungary .

Prepared at State High School and State T eachers' Institution , D eva, Hungary; A . B. Course.

'The Krei sler of the College .

EDWARD BLAINE HAR P, J R.

M ay 17, 1903

Smithsburg, Pa.

~ K ; Glee Club (1); College Band (1,2,3); Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (1,2); Prepared

at Smithsburg High School; A . B. Course.

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WARREN PAUL HEIMBACH

December

East Greenville, Pa.

i903

21,

Prepared at East Greenville High School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

Studious, absent-minded, and tender-hearted .

RALPH H. HEMMIG

February 10, i901

Shillington, Pa.

Director, College Band (3); Glee Club (3); Phi Upsilon Kappa; Prepared at West

Chester State Normal School; Entered Junior Year; A. B. Course.

'fhe new Sousa come to light.

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21,

Maytown, Pa.

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AX A; Square and Compass Club; Prepared at Maytown High School; B. S. in

Ee. Course.

A born arguer from the

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November 15, 1904

Greensburg, Pa.

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Literary Society; Student Weekly, Literary Editor (:i,), Managing Editor (4);

Post-Prandial (3,4); Senior Programme Committee; Assistant in Chemistry (4);

Prepared at Greensburg High School; A. B. Course.

Knowledge is Power.

WARREN S. HOENSTINE

November 27, i894

Queen, Pa.

Square and Compass Club; Prepared at Millersville State Normal School and

University of Pennsylvania; Entered Senior Year; B. S. Course.

People call him Hoey.

April 2, 190-t

Far Rockaway, N. Y.

LEE DAVID JALKUT

TE ; Soccer(:;); Track Squad (2); Green Room Club (3,4), Director (4); Prepared at Far Rockaway High School and Columbia University; B. S. in Ee.

Course .

Oh, why was I born so beautiful?

WALTER BAER joHNSTON

April 15, 1904

Schuylkill Haven, Pa.

A 11; Prepared at Schuylkill Haven High School and Lehigh University; Entered

Sophomore Year ; B. S. in Ee. Course.

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HAROLD DISSINGER KAHLEY

August 3, i904

Lancaster, Pa.

Varsity Wrestling (2,3); Prepared at Lancaster High School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

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Louis KALASSAY

October 30, 1904

Ligonier, Pa.

AX A; Diagnothian Literary Society; Baringer Prize (1,2,3); Class Football (1,2);

President Szechenizi Literary Society; Student Senate (4); Prepared a t Fifth Ave.

High School, Pittsburgh, Pa.; A. B. Course.

Lou is majoring in mathematics (by request).

HENRY SHULTZ KEITH

May 28, 1900

Brunnville, Pa.

Prepared at Rothsville High School and Millersville State Normal School; Entered Junior Year; A. B. Course.

Speech was given to him to conceal his thoughts.

HAROLD HECKMAN KELLER

March 12, 1902

Centre Hall, Pa.

AX A; Goethean Literary Society; Soccer (2); Junior Hop Committee; IntraMural A.A. (4); Baseball (1,2); Prepared at State College High School; B. S. in Ee.

Course.

Business, teaching, and women, but the greatest of these is women.

HARRY CHARLES KENDIG

June 16, 1904

Salunga, Pa.

Class Poet (3); Oriflamme Staff (:i,); Prepared at Lancaster High School; B. S.

Course.

One of our future M.D.'s.

ALBERT SANTEE KERR

August 31, 1905

Brooklyn, N. Y.

(3); Varsity Debating (2,3,4); Tau Kappa Alpha; Diagnothian Literary Society

(1,2,3,4); Phi Upsilon Kappa; Winner Keller Latin and Greek Prize (2); PostPrandial Club (3,4); Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (3); Inter-Fraternity Council (3,4);

Black Pyramid Society; Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School; A. B. Course.

He would be a man

EDMUND WILLIAM KuNEFEL TER

if he cast his high-brow accents away.

October 8, 1903

York, Pa.

Prepared at York High School; B. S. Course.

A good student in his quiet unassuming way.

W. PAuL Koctt

Allentown, Pa.

January 19, 1905

Diagnothian Literary Society; Porter Scientific Society; Y. M. C . A . Cabinet;

College Band; Prepared at Allentown Preparatory School and Muhlenberg College; Entered Senior Year; B. S. Course.

Much ado about nothing.

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JACOB PARKE KREADY

June 23, 1902

Lancaster, Pa.

Football Squad (2); Prepared at Franklin and Marshall Academy; B. S. in Ee.

Course.

Come rest along with me.

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FRANK PRICE KREBS

June IO, 1904

St. Clair, Pa.

~ 1: ; Class Secretary (2); Oriflamme Staff (3); Junior Hop Committee (3); Pre,

pared at Pottsville High School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

'The "bull" is mightier than the text-boo~s.

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PAUL AUGUSTINE KUNKEL, ]R.

September 8, 1905

Harrisburg, Pa.

K 1:; Inter-Fraternity Council (3 ,4), President (4); Intra-Mural A.A., Presi,

dent (4); Black Cat Society (2); Diagnothian Literary Society (3,4); Varsity Football (1,2,:>,4), Captain (4); Varsity Wrestling (2,3,4); Black Pyramid Society; Prepared at Harrisburg Technical High School; B. S. Course.

What are you doing, 'Tiny? Oh, just mon~eying around.

AMos GERALD KuNKLE

July 23, 1904

Bell Vernon, Pa.

KT; Class Football (1,2); Football Squad (1); Prepared at Monessen High

School; A. B. Course.

}{ever wait for time and tide.

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HENRY WILSON LARK

May 16, 1905

Shamokin, Pa.

K '1'; Student Weekly Staff (2,3), News Editor (3); College Band (1); Glee

Club (2); Musical Director, Green Room Club (3); Goethean Literary Society

(1,3); Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (3); Football Squad (r,2,3); Track Squad (1); Class

Football (1,2); Class Track (1); Prepared at Shamokin High School; A. B. Course.

'The only true champion of the common people.

RALPH AuGusTus LESHER

July 28, 1904

Reamstown, Pa.

A II ; Sophomore Calendar Staff (2); Oriflamme Staff (3); Student Senate (2,4);

Post-Prandial Club (3 ,4); Diagnothian Literary Society (1,3); Y. M. C. A. Cabi,

net(:)), Treasurer (3); Prepared at East Cocalico Vocational School and Millers,

ville State Normal School; B. S. Course.

Hello, how are you?

One lemon, one peach; you got'em?

JAMES BLEE LESSIG

February 25, 1906

Schuylkill Haven, Pa.

1: K; Diagnothian Literary Society; Glee Club (2); Prepared at Schuylkill Hav,

en High School; B. S. Course.

Of everything he ma~es a try,

From chemistry lab to maiden's eye.

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M ay 9, 1905

New Cumberland , Pa.

cJ> K 2:; Freshman Football (1,2); Sophomore Football (1, 2); Track Squad (3 ,4);

i:a~::r:~~nvitation Committee (4); Prepared at H arrisburg Academy; B. S. in

If it wm no< f

AMBROSE VICTOR LuPCHO

August 5, 1905

N anticoke, Pa.

Basketball Squad (3); V arsity Basketball ( 4); Prepared at Nanticoke High

School and Bucknell University ; Entered Junior Year; Pre-Medical Course.

Coakrac~ing a specialty.

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Prepared a t H azleton High School and Albright College; Entered Junior Year;

B. S. in Ee. Course.

Minimum in size, maximum in brain s.

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lfal< Student Senate (4); Glee Club (4); Porter Scientific Society Ci,, 4); Diagnothian Literary Societ y (3 ,4); Prepared at Hazleton High School and Albright College; En-

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September 19, i901

Big Cove Tannery, Pa.

ti. :::; ; Football (2,3); Baseball Squad (3, 4); Prepared at Shippensburg State

Normal School; Entered Junior Year; B. S. Course.

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A gtnial mmpo>iu of " holanhip and pm~ lity.

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endar (2); Black Cat Society, Secretary (2); Student Senate (3 ,4), Tribunal (4); D iagnothian Literary Society; Y. M . C. A. Cabinet (1); Press Club (1); First A ssistan t M anager T ennis (3); Senior Invitation Committee (4); Prepared at Taft

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November 6, 1903

Denver, Pa.

AX A; Glee Club (:)); Prepared at M1llersv1lle State Normal School; Entered

Junior Year; B. S. Course.

"His brother's ~eeper" -enough said.

DANIEL MILLER

Reading, Pa .

April 5-, i906

Paradise Club; Glee Club (1,2); Goethean Literary Society (1,2); Post-Prandial

Club (4); Prepared at Reading High School; A. B. Course.

Lest we forget- a student of no mean ability.

WARREN ESHLEMAN MILLER

October 5, 1900

Lancaster, Pa.

if> 1: K; Class Treasurer (1); Toastmaster, Sophomore Banquet (2); Sophomore

Calendar Staff (2); Glee Club (1,2,4); Prepared at Franklin and Marshall Academy and Lancaster High School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

Ha- ]\(ow if you will pardon the personal illustration, fellows, I'll tell you about-

HowARD ADAM MosER

September 30, r902

Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

Goethean Literary Society; Y. M. C. A . Cabinet (2,4); Prepared at Wilkes-Barre

High School and University of Pennsylvania; B. S. in Ee. Course.

Willing and able.

WILLIAM PATRICK MURPHY

March 23, 1903

Youngstown, N. Y.

if> K 1:; Black Pyramid Society; Varsity Baseball (2,3); Varsity Basketball (3);

Varsity Football (4); Student Senate (3); Class Football (1,2); Senior Prom Com-

mittee; Varsity Club; Prepared at Franklin and Marshall Academy; B. S. in Ee.

Course.

I always ~now whom to "as~".

RoBERT BARDEN NEARING

March 29, r905

Tioga, Pa.

Assistant in Biology (4); College Band (3,4); Prepared at Tioga High School and

Mansfield State Normal School; Entered Junior Year; B. S. Course.

And so, fellows, you must admit that Ontogeny recapitulates Phylogeny.

JoHN TROUTMAN NESLINE

January 25-, 1904

Sunbury, Pa.

Phi Upsilon Kappa; Student Senate (2,3,4); Goethean Literary Society (1,2); Associate Editor, Williamson Gridiron (3), Editor and Manager (4); Y. M. C. A.

Cabinet (1,2,3, 4); Press Club (1,2,3), Secretary (2); Prepared at Sunbury High

School; A . B. Course.

Here's the prince of many wiles,

Ensnares the women with his smiles.

Forty One

HENRY H EINEY BOYER Noss

May 26, 1906

Aquashicola, Pa.

Varsity Debating (2,3, 4), Captain (3 ,4); Goethean Literary Society, President (4);

Post-Prandial Club (3, 4) , President (4); Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (2,3); Student Senate (3); Keller Latin and Greek Prize (3); Class Day Committee (4); Prepared at

Palmerton High School; A . B. Course.

H e leaves undone the things that he ought to do, and doe s those things he ought not to doand gets away with it!

MAXWELL SHERIDAN p ALMER

March 26, 1903

Greenville, Pa.

Diagnothian Literary Society (1,2); Prepared at Greenville High School; B. S. in

Ee. Course.

Studies, pinochle, and Y . M. C. A.- these three.

ALEXANDER J osEPH PAPP

November 15, 1901

Szatmar, R oumania

Szechenyi Society; Prepared at Szatmar and Budapest, Hungary; Entered Sophomore Year; B. S. in Ee Course.

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J osEPH HALLOWELL PENROSE

July 31, 1902

Neshaminy, Pa.

L II; Prepared at Swarthmore College; Entered Sophomore Year; B. S. in Ee.

Course.

'The ~ing of motordom.

JoHN EDWARD P oDMAJERSKY

June 20, 1902

Lansford, Pa.

A ssistant in Chemistry; Porter Scientific Society; Prepared at Lansford High

School and Lehigh University; Entered Sophomore Year ; B. S. Course.

Prof.

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right hand man.

July

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York, Pa .

Cat Society (2); V arsity Club; V arsity Baseball (1,2,3, 4) , Captain (3); Black P yramid Society, Presiden t ; Prepared at York Collegiate Institute; B. S. in Ee. Course •

GEORGE BROWN PoNTZ

April 3, 1903

Lancaster, Pa.

K L; Class Football (1,2); D1agnothian Literary Society; Basketball (2,3); Prepared at Lancaster High School; B. S. m Ee. Course.

Any you'se gu ys seen my ;u.g?

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June

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Strasburg, Pa.

Green Room Club (3,4); Diagnothian Literary Society; Prepared at Millersville

State Normal School and University of Pennsylvania; Entered Junior Year; A. B.

Course.

He loves the ladies and he loves them well.

Dallastown, Pa.

PAUL McDowELL RE1GART

Prepared at Dallastown High School; B. S. Course.

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GEORGE ALBERT Rosa

April 9, 1900

Howard, Pa.

College Band (1,2,3,4), Manager (2,4), Assistant Leader (3); Football Squad (1,2);

Manager, College Book-room (2,3); Glee Club (1); Goethean Literary Society;

Prepared at Mercersburg Academy; B. S. in Ee. Course.

The big-hearted boy who thin~s all Sunday-School girls are good and pure.

February 2, 1903

KENNETH LORIS ROHRBACH

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Bethlehem, Pa.

X il>; Student Weekly Staff (3); Oriflamme Staff, Business Manager (3); First

Assistant Manager Basketball (3); Prepared at Keystone State Normal School;

Entered Sophomore Year; B. S. Course.

Social calling is quite a fad.

EDWARD EDGERLEY ROHRER

December 31, 1903

Lancaster, Pa.

X il>; Oriflamme Staff (3); Winner Keiper Prize (2); Prepared at Lancaster High

School; B. S. in Ee . Course.

Such popularity must be deserved.

FRANK ARTHUR RosENBERGER

December 29, 1904

North Wales, Pa.

AX A; Phi Upsilon Kappa; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (1,2,3); First Assistant Tennis

Manager (3), Manager (4); Diagnothian Literary Society; Prepared at North

Wales High School; A. B. Course.

Genial, now taciturn- later, a finished cynic- yet in all, a royal good fellow.

HENRY VANCE RouMFORT

July 17, 1905

Lancaster, Pa.

il> K 1:; Glee Club (1,2,4); Prepared at Franklin and Marshall Academy; B. S.

Course.

"These" trips to Canada ma~e one broad-minded.

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March 30, 1904

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if>; Football Squad (1,2,3,4), Varsity Football (4); Banquet Committee (2);

First Assistant Baseball Manager (:i,); Oriflamme Staff (3); Class Secretary (:i,);

Wrestling Squad (2); Intra-Mural A.A. (4); Class Football (1,2); Senior Cane

Committee; Prepared at Ashland High School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

Say, you'se guys ain't never been up to see de coal mines.

EvERIT ANSON SCHEID

December 26, 1904

Prepared at Lancaster High School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

"Who stole my heart away7"

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]AMES PHILIP SCHENCK

September 24, 190:;

York, Pa.

if> KT; Football Squad (1, 2,3); Wrestling Squad (2), Varsity (3 ,4); Varsity Baseball (2,3,4); Black Cat Society (2); Goethean Literary Society, Vice-President (:i,);

Captain, Sophomore Football team (2); Intra-Mural A.A. (:i,, 4), Secretary; Class

Vice-President (2), Class President (3); Black Pyramid Society; Board of Control

(4); C•p • nd Gown Committtt (4); Pmt·Prandi,J (3,4); Vmity Club; Prepmd

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May 13, 1905

Philadelphia, Pa.

X ct>; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (:i,); Varsity Football (1,2,3); Soccer(:;); Basketball

Squad (I ,2,3); Wrestling Squad (2,3); Track Squad ( 1,2,3); Black Pyramid Society;

A fine example of an athlete and a gentleman.

HERBERT BENJAMIN SLAUGH

June 21, 1904

Lancaster, Pa .

.'.l ~ if>; Student Weekly (1 ,2,:i,,4); Circulation Manager (2,3); Business Manager (3 ,4) ; Baseball Manager (4); Inter-Fraternity Council (3,4), Secretary (4);

Board of Governors (4); Student Senate (4), Secretary (4); Diagnothian Literary

Society (2,3,4), Mock Trial (3 ,4); Thomas Prize (3) ; Black Pyramid Society (4) ;

Prepared at Lancaster High School; A. B. Course.

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May 5, 1902

Glen Rock, Pa.

cf> KT; Oriflamme, Managing Editor (3); Goethean Literary Society (2,3); Y. M .

C. A. Cabinet (3); Wrestling Squad (3); Class Football (2); Prepared at York

Collegiate Institute; B. S. in Ee. Course.

He got .his line selling "pies".

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December 29, 1905

Columbia, Pa.

Glee Club (2,3 ,4), Vice-President (3), Director (4); Student Senate (3, 4); Chairman Senior Cap and Gown Committee (4); Class Track (1,2); Intra-Mural A.A.

(3); Prepared at Columbia High School; B. S. Course.

Small in stature, but great in ~nowledge.

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June 10, 1902

Camden, N.].

K \]!;Chairman Poster Committee (2); Black Cat Society, President (2); Glee

Club (2); Football Squad (1,2,3); Class Football (1,2); Class Track (1,2); Prepared

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Topton, Pa.

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February 20, 1905

Denver, Pa.

A IT; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (r,:,); President Red Head Club; Prepared at Reading

High School; B. S. Course.

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October 21, 1902

Brodbecks, P a.

Prepared at Glenville High School; B. S. Course.

Math and Physics are his pet subjects.

A NTHONY SzABO

M ay 29, 1900

Szatmar-Nemeti, Hungary

Prepared at C ollege of Szatmar-Nemeti, Hungary; Entered Sophomore Year; A .

B. Course.

H owARD R1CHARD TAYLOR

April 29, 1904

Lancaster, Pa.

KT; Board of Control (2); Pin and Ring Committee (r); Junior H op Committ ee (3); Glee Club (2,3,4) , Manager (4); A ssistant Cheer Leader (3) , H ead Cheer

Leader (4); Green Room Club (3), Assistant M anager (3); Track Squad (1,2);

C lass Football (2); C lass D ay Committee (4); Student Senate (3, 4); Inter-Fraternity C ouncil (3,4); Prepared at Lancast er High School; B. S. C ourse.

Mr. Popularity, who governs by personality.

JoHN A LFRED T AYLOR

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March 25, 1904

Lancas ter, Pa.

~ K ; Class Treasurer (1); Banquet Committee (1); Second A ssistant M anager

Basketball (2), First A ssistan t (3), Manager (4); Prepared at Lancaster High

School ; B. S. in Ee. Course.

Four years in co llege and still you can tell he's from " Lebanon-up" .

WILLIAM T OTH

February 25, 1905

Pittsburgh , Pa.

Paradise Club; T au Kappa Alpha; Phi Upsilon Kappa; V arsity Debating (2,3,4);

Diagnothian Literary Societ y (1,2,3 ,4), Secretary (2), Vice-Presiden t Ci,), President (3); Winner W etzel Oratorical Prize (3); Landis History Prize (1); P ost-Prandial Club (3,4); Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (2,3 ,4); Szechenyi Literary Societ y; Bethlen

Circle; Second prize, representative Inter-Collegiate Oratorical Contest; Prepared

at Fifth A venue High School, Pittsburgh; A . B. Course.

" Who borrowed my

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M arch 23, 1902

Warren, Pa.

K \If; Student W eekly Staff (1,2); Glee Clu b (1,2,4); A ssistant Cheer Leader

(3); Prepared at Bellefonte and Franklin and M arshall A cademies; B. S. in Ee.

Course.

'The " Beau Brummel" of the Senior Class.

ALEXANDER STEVENSON T woMBLY

J anuary 21, 1907

Lancas ter, Pa.

D1agnoth1an Literary Societ y (1,2,3,4), Secretary (4); Y. M . C. A . Cabmet (3);

Post-Prand1al Club (4); Porter Sc1en t1fic Society (2,3,4), Secretary (4); P repared at

Franklin and M arshall A cademy; A . B. Course.

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M arch 30, 1903

Delta, Pa.

~ 11; Class Secretary (4); Student Senate (4); Inter-Fraternity Council (3,4),

Treasurer (4) ; Field Manager (4) ; Assistant Track Manager (3); Track M anager

(4); Sophomore Calendar Staff (2); Oriflam me Staff (3); Intra-Mural A.A. (4) ; Intra-Mural Baseball (1,2,3,4); Black Pyramid Society; Prepared at Delta High

School; B. S. Course.

" 'The cute s hei~ from D elta."

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September I), 1902

Pitman, N.].

Diagnothian Literary Society (1); Track Squad (2); Porter Scientific Society (3,4),

Vice-President (4); Press Club (:,); Prepared at W oodbury High School; B. S.

Course.

From the land of mosquitoes and sweet potatoes.

GEORGE HAROLD WILSON

December 14, 1904

Reading, Pa.

Paradise Club; Black Pyramid Society ; Student Senate (4); Inter-Fraternity

Council (3,4); Board of Control (3); M anager of Oratory; Chairman Senior Prom

Committee (4); A ssistant Physics Laboratory (3,4); Porter Scientific Society (2,3,4), Secretary (3); Goethean Literary Society ; Prepared at R eading High School;

B. S. Course.

"S pring is my favorite month."

CARL EUGENE W1 NKELBLECH

October 25, 1903

Coburn, Pa.

Goethean Literary Society (1); Prepared at Gregg T ownship Vocational School;

B. S. in Ee. Course.

Spanish is his favorite course- due to his desire to be a Spanish Athlete.

THOMAS K1MBER W ORTH INGTON, JR.

September 22, 1905"

Lancas ter, Pa.

Diagnothian Literary Socie t y (1,2); Track Squad (1,2); P repared at Franklin and

M arshall Academy; A . B. Course.

A naughty person who win~eth with his eyes and shuffleth with his feet.

SAMUEL HA ROLD YOHN

Jul y 26, 1903

Lancas ter, Pa.

if> K \IF; V arsity Football (1,2,3); V arsi t y Basketball (1,2,3,4), Captain (4); V arsit y Baseball (1,2,3,4), Captain (4); Black Cat Societ y (2); Black Pyramid; V arsity

Club; Coach Freshman Football ; Prepared at Lancaster High School; B. S. in Ee.

Course.

Our all-round athlete.

TttOMAS FRANKLIN Z EHNER

December 30, 1901

T amaqua, Pa.

Football Squad(:,); Wrestlmg Squad (3), Prepared at Tamaqua High School, Keystone State Normal School and Muhlenberg College; Entered Jumor Year; B. S.

Course.

A sturdy at hlete from the coal regions.

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Lost the Tie-up, 3-52

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January 5, 1903

WILLIAM DAVID ANDES

QUARRYVILL E, PA.

LANCASTER, PA .

Bill , Will, Dootchman

Johnny , Red

A IT; Diagnothian Literary Society (3);

Y. M . C. A. (1) ; Intra-Mural A.A. (3) ; Phi

Upsilon Kappa; Prepared at Quarryville

High School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

The faculty's "private" secretary' The

only red-head that never gets mad. He's one

of the many wonderful men you read about

in "True Story". He is good in every subject- school, fema le, male and otherw ise. No

wonder, for he comes from the great metropolis, Quarryville.

Red advocates co-education and favors

the annexation of Hood College to the F. and

M . campus. Whenever he gets in hot water

he buys "life-savers". H e likes Lancaster so

well that he has taken a lease in Woodlawn .

Looks suspicious!

" Have a friend, well I guess,

A couple of dozen, more or less."

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:l; K; Track (1,2) ; Assistant Manager,

Green Room Club; Assistant Cheer Leader

(3) ; Art Editor, Oriflamme (3) ; Art Editor,

Sophomore Calendar (2); Prepared at Lancaster High School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

This chap came to F. and M . from Lancaster High with the idea of learning a little

bit about business- a very little bit. The

fact that college won't mix with art and

women, was soon revealed- and art and

women this fellow must have, especially chorus girls- Keith dancers.

Bill is a very quiet boy, particularly when

in his "d ucks" before the cheering stand at

the games. Very quiet'

When he gets a little bit fussed, he stutters

profusely. Says, he would like to ask for a

chrysanthemum and get it before it was w-wwilted.

Thassall right- you 'LL come through in

spite of your faults .

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AL TON WILBERT BARLEY

December 31, 1904

MILLERSVILLE, PA .

N_oisy

A X A; Phi Upsilon Kappa; Glee Club

(r,3); Goethean Literary Society (1,2,3); Prepared at Franklin and Marshall Academy; A.

B. Course.

Wine, women, and song, but the worst of

these is Song because it changed this young,

budding, innocent Phi Upsilon Kappalist to a

frivolous Beau Brummel. While on the Glee

Club trips he learned the Charleston, the

latest wrestling holds and many other good

habits. He has helped make histcry in Tamaqua, Shamokin and other towns visited by

the Glee Club.

By increasing his average twenty points in

one semester, he has proven to us that it pays

to accommodate the women folk. Although

he bas a desire to enter the harp factory, he

may change his mind since he discovered that

practice teaching gives one a high rating with

the ladies. Whatever his field may be, we

know he will be successful judging from his

persistence, pluck and mental ability as

shown in his studies.

JOHN HENRY BASSLER

January 20, 1906

RosEVILLE, PA.

Johnny , Blondie

K 2;; Glee Club (r,2,3), Vice-Presi

dent (3); Class Football (1,2); Class Track

(1,2); Inter-Fraternity Council (3); Class Historian (1); Class Vice-President (3); Assistant Manager Basketball (3); Advertising

Manager, Oriflamme (3); Prepared at Lancaster High School; B. S. Course.

John , better known as "Blondie," is a very

wide-awake chap, whenever there are any

girls in the party. Someone has said that

John bad a very interesting experience while

in Pottstown last year. One tell-tale, which

is very evident in John, is his ability to blush,

even to the top of his collar. As will be noticed, he is very much interested in school

affairs and has been an old stand-by for the

various Glee Club directors. It is rumored

that Johnny is applying for a certificate to

become a member of the Piano Movers'

Union. He has gained very valuable experience while traveling with the Glee Club.

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January 23, 1906

READING, PA.

Dan, Bert, Doc

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Boys' High School, Reading; B. S. Course.

In "Doc" we have Rip Van Winkle's only

rival. Of course this gentleman has many

other accomplishments, but the most important is W - -? "Doc" is one of those lucky

birds who can look intelligent in the class

room and get away with it. The outstanding fault in Bertolet's case is that he thinks

Christmas comes every week, which means a

vacation and a new female on his list. His

frequent trips to the residence of a gentleman

farmer show that he is not willing to depend

on absence to make the heart grow fonder.

We think that '"Doc" will eventually become

a prominent D. D. S.

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May 8, 1906

R EADING, PA.

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3); Press Club (2,0); Student Weekly (i,2,3);

Post-Prandial Club (3); Y. M. C. A. Cabinet

(3) ; Prepared at Reading High School; A. B.

Course.

Jn this era of intense social activity, of fraternity and inter-fraternity bridge and pinochle, it is indeed refreshing to find one who

can , at the same time, maintain social standing and the higher ideals of true scholarship.

John is such a one. Unlike most disciples of

Hoyle and Whitehead, John also maintains

his position as an ardent and sincere follower

of those leaders "emeritus "- the philosophers, poets, historians, linguists, and mathematicians. It is a praise-worthy accomplishment to run up a score of several thousand at

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score of a hundred or more in a Psychology

quiz or a French exam. the next morning.

Scoring is John's hobby and in our opinion

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September 29, r902

RrnGWAY, P ENNA.

JO SEPH WADE BIN G EM AN

September r5, i906

D ALMAT IA, PA.

Rags

Joe, Bing

cf> ~ K ; Student Senate; Junior Prom

Committee ; P repared at Ridgway H igh

School; B. S. in Ee . Course.

Goethean Literary Societ y ; Prepared at

Dalmatia High School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

Behold ' One of the blossoms of t he nort hern Pennsylvania wilderness has burst

fort h into full bloom amid the productive

environment of Lancaster. Years ago, Rags

came to F . and M . wi th his blue eyes wide

open, not q ui te knowing w hat it was all

about. Since then, how he has changed!

Nowadays, whenever t he girls and boys are

in the slightest doubt as to what it is all

about , t hey all fl ock to Rags. And Ragswell , he just looks wise and smiles his cunning smile. You can hear the girl 's hearts go

pitter-patter, and they go away satisfied (of

course, they don' t ever suspect that he doesn't know, either). Here's luck to you, Har•

old , we are sure you'll continue to get away

wit h it all through life.

Here is a man w ho contends that he is not

attracted by the opposite sex- but regular

week-end t rips home, and that " tired feeling"

on M onday mornings tend to disprove his

emphatic denials. Joe is stud ying to become

a high school instructor in business subjects.

J ud ging by t he high mark s w hich he gleans,

we feel sure that he will be successful. N ot

much is heard from him on the campus, for

he is very self-reserved. Bing is even silent

in classes until called upon to recite, w hen he

throws such a line that his professors get

tangled up in it . Quiet, ind ustrious, and

unselfish , Joe should make good.

WILLIAM AUSTIN BISHOP

April 22, 1905

MANHEIM,

KARL HOW ARD BLANCH

PA.

Bish

K 'I'; Varsity Wrestling (1,3); C lass

Wrestling (2); Glee Club ( 1,2, 3); Student

Weekly (1,2,3); Black Cat Society (2); Green

Room Club (2,3); Y. M. C. A. Cabinet,

Business Manager of Y. M. C. A. Hand·

book (3); First Assistant Tennis Manager

(3); Prepared at Manheim High School; B. S.

in Ee. Course.

"Bish" is a living example of the axiom

that all good things come in small packages.

Athlete, musician, and dramatist, he has ably

represented his college on the wrestling team,

Glee Club , and the Green Room Dramatic

Club, and it would be a difficult task to

choose that which he did best.

But Achilles had his heel and "Bish" has

had sufficient respite from his duties as Mayor of Manheim, to acquire an aching void in

place of a heart, although to the naked eye he

is perfectly sound. But then, who indeed is

proof against that Queen of art, poetry, especially when skillfully manipulated by a

maiden fair, whose least charm is the .. smit·

ing of the lyre".

June r4, r902

HIGH SPIRE,

PA.

Cheese

Banjo Quartette; Prepared at Highspire

High School and Cumberland Valley State

Normal School; B. S. Course.

Don't misjudge this young and handsome

brute. He is one of F. and M.'s toughest

specimens. Karl made quite a reputation for

himself as a high school instructor before

coming into our midst. He is a talented mu·

sician, and receives his daily letter, need we

go into details? As a science student, we are

told, he has proved to be very efficient in re·

search (?) work.

Fifty Five

JOHN LUTZ BOWMAN

June 29, 1903

R EINHOLDS, PA.

HOMER JOHN BREININGER

November 26, 1904

KUTZTOWN , PA.

Johnny, Bowmy

Jebb y

Prepared at Denver High School and Millersville Normal School; A. B. Course.

A n; Diagnothian Literary Society (I);

Y. M . C. A . (3); Prepared at Kutztown High

School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

We take great pleasure in presenting the

warbling delegate from Black Horse, wherever that may be. W e commend him for coming from Millersville Normal School. It indicates good judgment. Like a few other

members of the class, he is a good student,

has a good line, is susceptible to the fa ir sex,

and expects to enter the teaching profession.

Fifty Six

This hedonist is not always good but invariably careful. Whenever he makes an appointment or promise, he fulfills his part of

the agreement.

"Jebby" assimilates outdoor life, being

quite a nature student. As for other studies

he "floats thru" with comparative ease. H aving thus far not "cut out" wine, women, or

song, " Misther Kutztown" is ever alert lest

he miss the Joker. W e suspect he'll find'er

some day .

"Never say die!" Jebby is a finishernot merely a starter or sticker. H e always

has money. The statement of assets and liabilities appears during inventories on either

side of his upper lip directly beneath his nose

A "good scout"-always busy; but expects to have plenty of time to enjoy a good

'' pipeful" when he's Lumber King of Saskatchewan.

LEO PIUS BROPHY

January 6,

19o6

HECKSCHERVILLC, PA.

Pope, Leo the Lion-hearted, Irish

Prepared at Cass Township High School,

Schuylkill Co., Pa.; A. B. Course.

The day of January 6, 1906 is noted for

two things; one, a violent storm and the other a birth in a little town named Silver Creek

outside of Hazleton. This babe was known

to be an exception immediately because of

its loud voice and persistence. This extraordinary child was none other than Leo Pius

Brophy. Now, Leo has a weakness for wine,

women, and song and it is hard to say which

is the strongest. H e makes some lengthy

trips to the coal regions and always has a

dreamy expression on his face upon his return. Pope started his scholastic career in

Cass Township school and upon graduating

from High School there he matriculated at

F. and M . where he has made quite a name

for himself as a scholar and a good fellow. He

is not sure as to what vocation he will pursue

but we are sure he will be successful. We

extend our best wishes for a happy and prosperous career.

JAMES TAYLOR BUCKLEY

August

20 , 1902

Bue~,

DowNINGTOwN, PA.

Edison

X ; Assistant Baseball Manager (2) ;

Soccer (1); Advertising M anager, Student

Weekly (2,3) ; Business M anager (3); Oriflamme Staff (3) ; Junior Hop Committee; Prepared at Staunton Military Academy and

the University of Virginia; Entered Sophomore year; B. S. in Ee. Course.

"Well, I don't think a little date tonight

would hurt." That's Buck. Beside having

an endless string of fair sex as friends he has

many of the opposite sex. This is not peculiar, for "Buck" has a fine personality. He has

talent as a musician, playing a mean viol in,

and as an executive, which is shown by his

numerous offices in school affairs. All who

know "James Taylor" personally know that

he is sincere, and always helpful to others.

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HENRY GEORGE BUCKWALTER

February 16, 1905

Du~e,

LA NCASTER, PA .

Bucb

A X A; Diagnothian Literary Society (r);

Prepared at Lancaster High School; B. S. in

Ee. Course.

"Duke"- that questioning, quizzical, ques·

ting guy from Lancaster-the proverbial

quidnunc 1 W e do believe that half of his ar·

ticulations are interrogations. It's either

"Got a book" or "Did yuh do this stuff yet?"

Bucky is an ardent student in the business

course and usually does his reference work

very well, even if it is three or fou r days late.

Duke avers he is going to request the faculty

to add a course in "femin-ology" to the cur·

riculum.

And then, too, Duke is qu ite a salesman .

H e tries to sell agricultural machinery and

other things, including the Post Office, to

some farmer in need. The secret has leaked

out that he intends to purchase Long's Park

for the purpose of establishing a home for

aged and legless sea-divers.

Seriously speaking, Duke has a big heartand is after all- a real chap.

Fifty Eight

HAROLD JAY BUDD

June 13, 1901

WILLIAMSTOWN, PA.

"] ethro", Senator

T au Kappa Alpha; Post·Prandial Club (3);

Student Senate, President (3); Square and

Compass Club; Board of Governors; Varsity

Debating T eam (2,3); Junior Prom Commit·

tee; Varsity Club; Varsity Baseball (2);

Varsity Basketball (2,3); Class Football (2);

Prepared at Williamstown High School and

Millersville State Normal School. Entered

Sophomore year; A. B. Course.

One of the most familiar sights about the

Campus for the last two years has been this

fa ir-haired disciple of the Normal School. If

Herby had Jethro for Analysis probably the

only ingredients that could be found would be

some unknown, unclassified gaseous mixture.

H e has the characteristic "Hello" and the

hearty laugh of a politician and a glance at his

record will show it has carried him into the

H all of Fame. His abilities rank all the way

from Soap-Box oratory to conducting relig·

ious meetings. His aversion to "dancing" is

probably due to training received at an insti·

tution which he attended previous to this

one . H owever, most every one will admit

that he is an athlete, a scholar, and a gencleman even though he did go to Millersville

Normal School.

FRANK LAMAR CLARK, JR.

October 2, 1904

LANCASTER, PA.

CLAUDE HENRY CORL

WILLIAMSBURG, PA.

Lam

Dominie

Glee Club (2,3); Chapel Organist (2,3);

Prepared at Millersville State Normal School;

Entered Sophomore year; B. S. Course.

Phi Upsilon Kappa; Y. M . C. A. Cabinet;

Prepared at Williamsburg High School; A.

B. Course.

Even though the sounds of human voices

may be very weak at the Chapel Services,

nevertheless the faithful organ may be heard,

bellowing away under the guidance of

"'Lam". The only fault to find is the playing

of ragtime as a prelude to the services, for

which he has taken a liking.

What attraction would the Glee Club

have to offer if he would quit? It has been

said that Lamar would like to have several

weeks vacation between trips in order to

answer his tremendous volume of correspondence.

In all probability, Franklin and Marshall's

future Conservatory of Music will be under

Lamar's guidance.

Hail , friends Claude!

This young man came unheralded and unannounced to honor F. and M ., and by his

cheerful spirit and kindly disposition he has

made for himself a secure place in the hearts

of those who know him. He resembles less

those fruits which, under a painted skin,

conceal a rough, hard stone than those within

whose shell and husky covering there is both

milk and meat. Rumor has it that he is headed for the Theological Seminary, to prepare

for the profession for which he is, by nature,

so eminently fitted. A close student, of undoubted integrity , friend of many- these

virtues prompt the prophecy of future greatness as he leaves these sacred halls and ven ..

tures forth to seek new worlds to conquer.

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CARMIE LEROY CREITZ

March

3 , 1903

PEN ARGYL, PA.

11, 190)

HARRISBURG, PA.

Beef, Butch, C. Elsie

Chaunce, Dave, Phil, ]awcy

K T; Class Football (2) ; Prepared at

Pen Argyl High; B. S. Course.

AX A; College Band (2,3) ; Class Poet

(3) ; Oriflamme Staff; Assistant Basketball

Manager; Prepared at Harrisburg Technical

High School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

If size means anything, Beef will achieve

wonders. His inherent good nature and jovial disposition should carry him far. Carmie can find something humorous in the most

strained situation, and believes that trouble

is just a bubble.

Carmie has had his turn with the fair ones

of Lancaster and parts elsewhere. For a time

he was loyal to West Chester, but he has

since transferred his allegiance to Millersville.

We are wondering what effect the ban will

have upon him.

Butch is a natural leader, and should someday become one of our foremost politicians.

He , himself is uncertain regarding his future,

but loses no sleep over it.

More power to you, Beef. May you ever

keep smiling!

Sixty

C HA UNCEY ELLMORE DA VIS

June

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The features of Adonis, and a marcelle

that any girl would envy-that is Chauncey.

He reads Boccacio and claims he is bashfulin fact he enjoys the distinction of being the

only man to spend three years at F. and M .

without having journeyed to Hiementz's,

Pine Garden or Columbia. Sometime during

a heart to talk with Chauncey, ask him about

the time he dragged a fifty pound satchel containing two encyclopedias, two flat irons,

and a suit of pajamas across Lancaster in the

wee sma' hours of the black winter night.

Chauncey is a first class artist. He also

writes poetry, but admits he doesn't expect

fame to come from that accomplishment. Up

to a short time ago we always considered

Chauncey a woman hater, but to our surprise he has changed for the better and is now

a frequent visitor to the East End.

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ABNER STAUFFER DECHANT

October 8, i906

HAROLD ARNDT DEHAVEN

HARRISBURG, PA.

LANCASTER, PA.

Doc, Ab, Abe

Red

K ~;Varsity Wrestling (2,3); Oriflamme Staff; Assistant Tennis Manager;

Press Club; Prepared at Mercersburg

Academy; A. B. Course.

X ; Varsity Football (1,2,3), Captain·

elect; Track (1,2,3); Class President (2);

Varsity Club, President (3); Glee Club (1,2);

lnter-Fraternity Council (3); Board of Gover·

nors (3); Black Cat Society (2); Red Head

Club; Prepared at Lancaster High School; B.

S. in Ee. Course.

Ab is best known for his wrestling and

gymnastic ability, and spends most of his

spare time in the gym. Take a look at his

picture and guess how he spends his time

when he is not in the gym-we do not refer

to the time he puts in on his studies. Girls?

Ah, there you have it'

Doc tells some mighty interesting tales

about the trip which he made to Japan last

summer.

"Reel" is the B. B. A. of the Chi Pi House,

in other won.ls the big bronze athlete. He is

so popular with the female of the species that

when they see him on the street they follow

him arouncl like hens following a rooster.

The other day we saw him down town with

about fifty girls on his trail. We asked him

what organization was holding a parade.

"Red" said, "Oh, these are the girls that real·

ize that I am handsome."

We noticed in his college activities he for·

got to mention his greatest accomplishment

and we hesitate somewhat in broadcasting

it for fear "Uncle Charlie" will land on him.

But, on the other hand, "Red" would feel

hurt if we did not, so we'll tell it-"Red" is

the world's champion beer drinker.

But laying all joking aside, "Red" is a very

fine type of the coming young America and

is one of the outstanding athletes at our fair

institution.

Sixty One

DARIUS HENRY DELBO

O ctober 17, 1905

WILLIAM FRANCIS DELONG , JR .

LANCASTER, PA.

PH I L ADE LPHI A,

PA.

Dell y, C hise ler

Bill

~IT ; A ssistant Field M anager (3); A ssis·

tant M anager Green Room Cl ub (3 ); Fresh·

man Football ( 1) ; Soccer (:i.) ; Prepared at

Lancaster High School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

A TI; Y. M . C . A. C abinet ( r ,2,3 ) ; G rid·

iron Staff (3); Goethean Literary Society ( 1) ;

Prepared at W est Philadel phia High School;

B. S. Course.

"Give me a cigarette- give me a match ."

There we have Dell y, the champion chiseler.

T akin g nothing seriously, but everything for

granted, he doesn' t have a care in the world

except a certain care not very fa r from the

college.

Some say that Dell y is a stu dent, but such

a plague doesn't worry him in the least .

Delly's on ly motto is, " A cu t a day keeps

Commencement away".

N evertheless, at rock bottom , Delly has a

heart, and a mighty big one at t hat, and be·

yon :! a doubt w hen you are once his friend

you are always his fr iend.

The big butter and egg man from the big

city expects to absent himself from the Ses·

q ui-Centennial because of the mosq uitoes,

but they do not seem to interfere w ith his

moonlight fl oat s down the Delaware.

Because of Bill's frequent absences from

M ath. , Prof. Long ofttimes sends his com·

pliments. That he spends a great portion of

his time in the Library is quite noticeable" There 's a reason "- and a reason other t han

reference read ing.

This minister's son's code of ethics ad·

heres to saying foolish things w hen the chapel

bell rings him out of bed every Sunday morn·

ing. But, then, he goes anyway so he reall y

doesn't practice wha t he reall y thinks.

Sixty Two

EDWARD JOHN DONALD

April 19, 1906

NESQUEHONING, PA.

HARRY FILMORE DOWLING

November 11, 1904

WASHINGTON, D. C.

Ed, Eddie

Fil

KT; Wrestling Squad (1 ,2); Glee Club

(1,2,3); Class Football (2); Class Basketball

(2); Class Wrestling (2); Black Cat Society;

Assistant Cheer Leader (2,3); Prepared at

Nesquehoning High School; A. B. Course.

<1> ~ K; Goethean Literary Society; Black

Cat Society, Secretary (2); Inter-Fraternity

Council (3) ; Cross Country (1,2,3); Track

(1,2,3); Debating (3); Varsity Club; Prepared at Franklin and Marshall Academy;

A. B. Course.

Here is Eddie, the coal region boy. We

often wonder why Eddie is so bashful. He

never is seen with girls or even talks to them.

Eddie has one failing- he loves to lie in

the arms of Morpheus- Last to bed, and last

to arise in the morning! Perhaps that accounts for his remarkable beauty. Never

mind, Eddie, Shakespeare liked to sleep late,

too.

A bleached Ethiopian, one of those

"Southerners" from Washington, D. C., a

shouting fifth hand in every bridge game, another candidate educated away from the ministry; that's our Harry 1

Harry almost fooled the boys. The gang

from up north aways really did believe he

lived clown south, until they learned that

the Pennsylvania Railroad will excursion you

to W ashington and back for about $t.98.

Then, for about two years, we honestly

thought he was a quiet, retiring chap. But,

since he has taken to hovering over bridge

tables and slamming his admonitions at the

players, we have been disillusioned in that

respect.

And, finally, piety personified

when he entered college, Harry has denounced the ministry for the night club.

Gawel, Harry, wot chew all comin' tuh?

Sixty Three

GEORGE WARREN DRUCKENMILLER

March 5, 1904

KUTZTOWN, PA.

PAUL C. EHRHART

March 21 , 1904

LANCASTER , PA.

Drucb

P. C.

~ rr; Diagnothian Literary Society ( l);

Baseball Squad (2,3); Assistant Business

Manager, Oriflamme (3); Class Secretary (3);

Prepared at Kutztown High School; B. S. in

Ee. Course.

Diagnothian Literary Society (1,3) ; Mock

Trial (3); Prepared at Lancaster High School;

A. B. Course.

Drucky is the type they wrote the song

about. '"No garters" and such attributes

are affected by him. However, he realized

the superiority of a real collegiate education

over the '"pseudo sang,froid" offered by his

home,town institution, '"the Normal School"

and his presence here is justifiable.

Another excuse for his lingering around

the campus is his ability to sock a baseball

at opportune moments. That ability, with

a desire to achieve all A's, makes Drucky

purely F. and M.-like.

Sixty Four

"P. C." is another of those quiet young

fellows who has just begun to step out this

year. Whether or not this is due to his Mi[,

lersville training, we dare not guess. Paul

has a noble aim in life since last summer to

unite F. and M. and M. S. N. S. But, since

he is prohibited from the Normal School

Campus, he had decided to select just one

student of that school and unite with F. and

M. in such a fashion.

BENJAMIN HARRISON ESHLEMAN

December 6, 1897

MtLLERSvtLLE, PA.

WINTHROP EDWARD EVERETT

November 24, 1907

LANCASTER, PA.

Red, Bennie, Esh

Win, Winnie , Wee

Square and Compass; Prepared at Millersville High School and Millersville State Normal School; Entered Junior year; A. B.

Course.

'"In search of happiness, truth and nght,

Morning, evening, noon and mght."

'"Esh" joined the class in the beginning of

our Junior year. After graduating from M.

S. N . S., he served in the World War, after

which time he taught school for several years

in the western part of the state. We believe

his interests are still centered in that direction. Every summer he makes a '"B" line for

the Finger Lakes Region- simply that and

nothing more. Aside from this we do not

know anything about his love affairs and

cannot prophesy in that sphere of his life,

but we do know that he has shown an unusual aptitude for teaching and we hope he is

bound for success. Good luck, "Esh".

A 11 ; Diagnothian Literary Society; Press

Club (2,3); Prepared at Lancaster High

School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

Every election, every class meeting, every

event, is sure to find Winnie with his pencil

and pad jotting down the events in systematic fashion, for, you know he is F. and M.'s

foremost cub reporter. If you want to see

your name in print, keep on the good side of

Winnie. Every chapel service he may be

found listening intentively to catch each

word that is said in order that he may not be

called on the carpet for misinterpretation of

facts . That his ambition is to edit the Manheim Sentinel, is well established.

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Sixty Five

STEPHEN BRUCE EWING

May 6, r904

NEW KENSINGTON, PA.

ALVIN NATHAN FEGELY

February r 4, r901

MAX ATAWNY, PA .

Steve

Al , ]\{at

Prepared at Pasadena, Cal. High School

and Carnegie School of Technology; Entered

Sophomore year; B. S. Course.

Prepared at Kutztown State Normal

School; Entered Junior year; B. S. Course.

Not being satisfied with a Normal School

Sheepskin, Al decided to become collegiate

by coming to F. and M. His rich experience

as a teacher makes him considerate of his

professors, helping them by talking as little

as possible.

That his heart is at Kutztown, no one can

deny. Perhaps a lasting connection with a

fair one was there begun .

Beyond a doubt, Keystone State Normal

School will have Prof. Fegely as its head.

Finding the smoke of the smoky city too

dense, Steve decided to try the fertile soi l of

Lancaster to prepare for his career, and so far

he has at least succeeded in learning the environs of the city. The night before vacation is always a big event in Steve's college

life for it is always the occasion for great

celebration. Steve's main ambition is to determine the complexity of the poet Byron as

is easily noted in English class. The fact that

Steve always has a bridge engagement seems

to indicate that he tries to keep daughter's

engagement pad filled by playing Bridge w ith

the Mamas, having a future before him in

more than medicine.

Sixty Six

IRVIN NICHOLAS FORREST

January 15, 1905

SUMMIT H1LL, PA.

BRA YNA RD NELSON FREY

September 2, 1904

FLEETWOOD, PA.

PTe, 'Tweet

Barney

A TI; Intra-Mural Basketball; Prepared

at Summit Hill High School; B. S. Course.

1: TI; Porter Scientific Society (2,3); Prepared at Fleetwood High School; B. S.

Course.

Hailing from the "Alps of Pennsylvania",

it took Tweet sometime to assimilate himself

to the peaceful. calm existence of Lancaster

County. Nevertheless, it didn't take long

for him to vamp the fair sex, for the no doubt

cave-man tendencies of the coal regions made

him much in demand.

Tweet is another dweller of the laboratory,

spending much of his time there, entertaining

the other scientific laborers. He will no

doubt be a doctor, for he is very fond of

nurses.

This Lochinvar is a student who burns

electricity in his study hours but doesn't

bone. His native devil-may-careness and

nonchalance make him amiable; he is a hail

fellow, well met, and an absolute necessity

when a fellow wants a gloom-chaser.

He is out for painless dentistry and purposes to use his repertoire of jokes for laughing-gas. We wish him all the success we can

wish to a capable and deserving fellow.

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ALTON PAU L G ERY

December 14, 1905

EAST GR EENVILLE, PA.

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WILLIS FRANCIS G ILL

A TGLEN , P A.

July 3 l , 190)

Al, Brawn

G illy

K T ; G oethean Literary Society (1,2) ;

V arsity Deba ting (2,3) ; Basketball Sq uad

(1) ; C lass Football (2); Prepared at East

Greenville High School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

L'. ~ ; Baseball Squad (2); Prepared at

Cochranville High School and Millersvill e

State N ormal School; Entered Sophomore

year ; B. S. in Ee. Course.

H ere is our d istin guished looking lad from

East Greenville.

His motto seems to be

" all the world loves a lover " and he lives up

to it . H e has a certain indescribable way of

going over big w it h t he fa ir sex and there is

one in particular w ho appea rs to be ex tremely

susceptible to his w inning ways. " Brawn"

is also an athlete of some pretent ions. In

part icul ar he holds down the left garden for

" J ake" W eller's w ind sla mmers. "A l" is so

much interested in Edd ie Lancaster's A ccounting C lass that he usuall y t akes all the

exams t hat Edd ie provides, even the makeups.

G ill y is one of the w itty boys of the college. H e can get more laughs out of no t hing

t han anyone. Gill y likes his classes- so he

says, but mention Coatesville, then you

know plenty . To him , C oatesville means all

that is good in the worl d . It must be so, for

he journeys there near Iy every week coming

to college d uring the week for a rest . This

is, of course, one of his d raw-backs, but it

may be profi table some day .

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JOSEPH BEN GOLEM

March 13, 1903

ROBERT FREDERICK GROFF

NANTICOKE, PA.

LANCASTER, PA .

Joby

Bob

T 2:: ; Prepared at Nanticoke High

School and State College; Entered Junior

year; B. S. Course.

K 2:; Class Football (1); Prepared at

Culver Military Academy; B. S. in Ee.

Course.

"Joby" hails from Nanticoke but as far as

we can find out has no direct connection with

the coal mines there. At least he says that

he has not been graduated from them. Tiring of the wild life of the coal fields, he set

out for the peace afforded at State College

but decided that he was needed at Franklin

and Marshall to add prestige to the Chemistry courses and if possible put them on a

working basis. That some day he may be

constructing a tunnel under the Conestoga

is no mean probability for engineering is

bound to make great strides when Joby enters

the field.

Finding Lancaster members of the fair sex

totally inadequate, Bob once upon a time

made an exploring expedition to Hood, and

immediately found his match in a "coal region" lass, which much to our amazement,

must have stolen his heart away. If frequent

trips mean anything, our assumption must be

right.

Bob has been one of our live-wire boys

even though he does officiate with the dead

ones at intervals. Some one has said that

Bob's chief ambition is to be a doctor in order

that he may increase his father 's business.

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BENJAMIN A. HERR

JOHN LYMAN HAMAKER

July 4, 1907

EPHRATA, PA.

Haris

X ; Oiagnothian Literary Society (1) ;

Press Club (1); Soccer (1) ; Student Weekly

(1 ,2), Editor-in-chief-elect; Assistant Track

Manager (3); Assistant Cheer Leader (3) ;

Board of Control (3) ; Prepared at Ephrata

High School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

This is "Hans"- the wonder left-handed

exponent of syncopation . John- to use his

more dignified name- is a man of variegated

abilities, ranging from that of a radio expert

to the difficult task of love making.

As a writer "Hans" is destined to be a

world fatT.ed journalist, and as the new Edi·

or-in-Chief of the Student Weekly, we look

forward to a bigger and better Weekly. But

"Hans" is also an economist, and as such

causes Adam Smith to sink into insignificance.

His smiling countenance has won him

many friends, and especially "a friend". No

one could understand why " H ans" delighted

in taking Bible, but we now conclude that it

must be his romantic attachment for the

"Garden of Eden".

And so for you, "Hans", we predict a rosy

future .

Seventy

M ay 21,

LANCASTER, PA.

Ben, Speed

Glee Club (1,2,3); Goethean Literary So·

ciety (3) ; Prepared at Lancaster High School;

B. S. in Ee. Course.

Ben is, without doubt, our warbling

Junior. It was by his vocal abilities that he

made his debut in college. If we do not hear

someone holding on to "Amen" after every

other person has finished, we know that

Speed is not in chapel.

Should we confine his abilities to the art of

music, we would surely be doing him an in·

justice, for he is, indeed, one of our most en•

thusiastic and capable "Charleston" step•

pers. Oh 1 yes, they are all "just crazy to get

a dance with Benny".

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ROOSEVELT HERR

February 22, 1907

QUARRYVILLE, PA .

Bob, She

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Prepared at Quarryville High School; A.

B. Course.

Bob's a good scout, always taking. an ac•

tive part in any fun that may be gmng on.

Although somewhat reserved, he soon forgets this when he has a "new one to spring".

He hails from the little town of Quarryville,

at which place he is considered one of the

town's famous men.

Basketball seems to be his chief diversion,

for invariably Bob may be found teaching a

few of the commuters some tricks with a

ball in the gym.

HAROLD SCOTT HIGH

October 6, 1903

CttRlSTIANA, PA.

Hal

X ; Class Basketball (2); Prepared at

Christiana High School and Millersville

State Normal School; Entered Sophomore

year; B. S. Course.

Above everything else, we must hand it to

Hal for his exceptionably good judgment,

which he has shown us by not being satisfied

with the atmosphere which a Normal School

lends to life, but rather chose to come to F.

and M . to smooth the rough edges.

Hal has become a true Nevonian since he

has been here, having become thoroughly ac·

quainted with college life. It is not definitely

known what Hal intends to do, but m all

probability he will attempt to give Christi•

ana a reason for its existence.

Seventy One

PAUL VANCE HOOVER

February '.l.6, 1906

LANCASTER, PA.

OWEN TERRY HORNER

September 15, 1905

BoswELL, PA.

P . V. , Comet, Doc

Red, Flaming Youth

A TI; Diagnothian Literary Society (1,'.l.,3)

Prepared at Lancaster High School; A. B.

Course.

Class Treasurer (3); Student Senate (2.,3),

Vice-President (3); Black Cat Society; 1Varsity Wrestling (t,'.l.,3), Captain (1,3) ; Prepared at Boswell High School; B. S. Course.

A sample from the Garden Spot of America, he has grown up with the College. He

knows the city of Lancaster, advantages and

disadvantages. Paul used to spend his spare

time testing for Chlorides in the Qualitative

Lab, but has lately given up the idea of suicide. As a charter member of Alpha Pi he

has unknowingly done much toward the development of the greater F. and M. To keep

things moving, is one of his traits. His outstanding fault is that he talks too fast; this

having been augmented by a course in Political Science. His better side is inside for besides having a large stomach, he has a bigger

and better heart. In his studies P. V . is a

wizard; pulls mostly A's and will no doubt

drag a Phi Bete.

" -- and still they gazed, and still the

wonder grew, that one small head could carry

all he knew ."

Seventy Two

Behold 1 The scientific farmer from Boswell, known on the campus as "Red". It

was on the farm that "Red" developed his

great slinging ability, making him proficient

not only on the mat but in the class-room as

well.

It is rumored that "Red" is impersonating

flaming youth by his regular attendance at

the "Y" dances. That "Red" is at last in

love, no one seems to doubt.

,

GEORGE MULL HOSTERMAN

June 22, 1905

Chuc~,

LANCASTER, PA.

Dan, Mose

K 1:; Football Squad (1,2); Assistant

Wrestling Manager (1); Acting Manager

(3); Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (3); Junior Prom

Committee; First Assistant Cheer Leader

(3); Class Football (1); Prepared at Lancaster

High School; B. S. Course.

This reincarnation of "Daniel Boone",

though usually light-hearted and carefree, is

the victim of a great misfortune. The thriving metropolis of Lancaster, the hub of our

great American civilization is no place for

the shade of that estimable pioneer of fron·

tier life to be born again. But, perhaps the

words " re-incarnation" and "shade" are mis·

representative . "Counter-part" would be

more to the truth when writing about one so

full of activity and energy-so expressive of

the dynamic power of the frontier spirit.

However, there still remain worlds to con•

quer-though not the world of primeval

forests and rugged mountain peaks. We ex·

pect to find "Daniel" a pioneer in one of

these other worlds but where his choice will

lie, we do not as yet know.

CHARLES ]. JEFFERIS

August 8, 1905

QUARRYVILLE, PA.

Jeff, Levi, Jim

t. 1: ; Baseball Squad (1,2,0); Black

Cat Society; First Assistant Soccer Manager

(z), Manager (3); Prepared at Quarryville

High School; B. S. in Ee. Course.

Jeff is the pride of the Junior Class from

"down Quarryville way", for he has been

the representative of that town on the var·

sity nine since his entrance to college.

Jeff has taken several cruises to Europe,

and, to his utter dismay, has learned that

everything in the world isn't in his native

country.

It is rumored that he frequently visits a

certain town in Maryland, and that someone

down there hums, "Clap hands, here comes

Charlie, my boy."

Seventy 'Three

Seventy Four

WILBUR BARNDT LEHMAN

MARKE. LEFEVER

April to,

LAN CASTER, PA.

November

DEVON, PA.

10, i904

Dutch

AX A; Varsity Tennis (1 ,2.3) ; Goethean

Literary Society (1,3) ; Varsity Debating (3);

Inter-Fraternity Council (3) ; Tau Kappa

Alpha; Phi Upsilon Kappa; Prepared at Lancaster High School; A. B. Course.

This is the handsome young gentleman

who last summer had a sublimation between

the fourth and fifth lumbar vertebrae chasing red hair o'er the snow-capped peaks of

Mt. Hood. As a result he spent six weeks

in a California hospital at which place he resolved "no more gals for me". We call him

Bill Tilden because they both use the Spaulding Tennis Racquet.

The same persistence and pluck which

Mark uses in tennis is also displayed in his

scholastic work where he ranks very high.

Mark, you will also find this useful in the

matrimonial field. His chief ambitions are to

be inter,.collegiate tennis

champion ~

K"'; Football Squad (1 ), Varsity

Football (1,3); Class Football (1 ); Wrestling

Squad (