Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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HERBERT CHARLES STANTON. ■P T S, Chixchiha. Euepia; Member of Committee on Junior Hop ; Associate Editor VAgenda; Keystone Academy: Medicixe. CARL SUMMERBELL, Lewisburg. Euepia: Secretary (3): Secretary Y. M. C. A. 131: Member of Choral Union : Associate Editor Mirror (i); Bucknell Academy : Ministry. NELLIE TAYLOR. Factorvvihe. Zeta; Glee Club {3): Yice President Volunteer Band(i»: President Volunteer Band (2 I (3): Class Poet ( i) ( 2) (3); Basket Ball Team : Keystone Academy: Missionwrv. FRED WARD WAGNER, 2 X, Br. dford. Chairman Committee on Junior Hop ; Bucknell Academy; BusiXESS. JOHN M. WILSON, r A, Fr. xki.ix. ' Varsity Team (2) (3 ); Bucknell Academy. PALMER L. WILLIAMS, K . Scraxtox. Keystone Academy; Ei.ECTRic. L Exgixeerixg ]£i=flDcmttcr£i 1Hinctv=Scvcn RUTH H. SPRAGUE, LEmSBURG. J. C. STOCK. 2 A E, PHn,. DEi,PHi. . H. L. GUSS, r A, MlFFLIX-BCRG. F. L. CAMP, Uxiox CiTV. MARY E. EDDLEMAN. Greexsecrg, Ixd. B. F HECKERT, Ben. SixBVRY. A. O. MILLER, Edixboro. S. G. PALMER, Medw.w, N. Y.

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EinVARn PERCY GILCHRIST, K ■I ' , Wade, Fla, •Varsity Eleven 131; Entered Junior Class (3I from Fort JLidison Hii;h Sclioc.l. IIechanicai. nRArGHTSMAN. ANNA KATE GODDARD, II B , Hamilton, N. V. Zeta : Vice Tresiilent Class (3); Institute Basket Ball Team ; Associate Editor L ' Agenda; Colgate Academy. Missionary. J. A. GlIE, 2 X, Catawissa. Euepia : Committee on Junior Ball : Bloomsburg Normal. Medicine. n. S. GRIM. Bower ' s Station. Euepia ; Associate Editor Mirror (2I; Secretary of Class (2); Natural History Society ; Chemical and I ' hysic.il Society; Baseball Team 1 2 1 ; Kutztown Normal. Medicine. JOHN MOORE GUNDY, Lewi.sburg. MAUD ELIZABETH HANNA, Bradkord. Zeta; Vice President i 3 ; Critic (3 1 ; Freshman Dec. Prize; Sophomore Essay Prize ; Glee Club (31; Vice President Y. W. C. A. (2); President 13 I; Vice President College Girls ' Association ; Associate Editor Mirror (3); .Associate Editor L ' . genda (3); Class Historian (il I 2t 13); Bradford High .School. ROS.A LOUISE HARTLEY, n B , Guelph, Ont. Zeta ; Critic (3): Manager Glee Club (31; .Associate Editor ■■ Mirror (3). FRANK EARLE HERRING, f P A, Wiluamsport. ThetaAlpha; Football Team (3 ); Gymnasium Director (3); Coach for Basket Ball Team, also of Baseball 131; En- tered Junior Class 13) from University of Chicago. FRANK HOLLINSHEAD, Philadelphia. ThetaAlpha; Censor ( I ); Vice President (2 1; Football Team (i| I 2M3); President of . thletic .Association I3); Presi- dent of Executive Committee (3); President of Shakespeare Club ; Bucknell . cademy. Ministry. GEORGE JENNINGS, E, Great Bridge, Va. Theta Alpha ; ' Varsity Team (i I (2) (3I: Media .-Vcademy. Law. ROBERT O. KOONS, Hvntingdon Mills. Theta . lpha ; University Athletic Team (i); Hazelton Seminary. Medicine.

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5uniov ff3istov V junior year great light. A moil! OUR JUNIOR YEAR! Surely Mercur - has loaned us his winge 1 sandals, so quickly have we mounted the third flight of our college course. Can it possibly be well nigh three years since that day when ' ■ ' 97 ' s blooming lads and lasses, fresh from their native heather, first awakened the echoes of our classic halls with the glowing enthusiasm of their lusty voices? Fancy tells us no, but cold fact assures us it is even so, and with the answer comes the feeling of responsibility attendant ujjon the realization that we are veritably among the ranks bearing the lime-honored name Upper class men. Having passed the thrilling scenes of heated strife and occult feast, our furnishes a scant supply of the marvelous, in which the historian takes such the leading subjects worthy of perpetuation is undoubtedly mechanics, for, who that has been hoisted to a V. G. or an Ex. ' by the combined power of the simple and compound pulleys can forget that perilous ascent ? Nor shall we soon become oblivious to the definition and practical illustration of work, found respectivel}- in our beloved test-book, and in the seemingly vain search for French cats and German loves Moreover, the occasional rocking of the ship of ' 97 has been explained to our full satis- faction, and although we sadly regret our inadequacy to keep the metaa-nter constantly in its proper position, owing to a preponderance of weight among the masts as compared with that within the hold, yet we would not, even for the sake of smoothest sailing, desire our massive brain tissue diminished by a single ounce. Then, too, we have considered on a scientific basis the angles of deviation innocently de- scribed by us since earliest infancy, and have become juite enlightened on the hitherto inex- plicable phenomenon of a bod - which will not remain perpendicular to an inclined plane especially when the latter has a somewhat polished surface.