Allegheny College - Kaldron Yearbook (Meadville, PA)

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MARY RACHEL CQUSINSF4 Rachel after laboring seven years has found favor in the sight of Pharaoh, also a haven for her brethren in this promised land. The unregenerate deeds o-f her Unchristian brother causes her many heart aches-but these are of Miner importance. WALLACE HERMAN MINER. A defender o-f the faith. His ecclesias- tical intonation is at once the joy and de- spair of Alice. Displayed originality in the manner of wearing his cap and gown. His Rachael, however, abides by the good old custom. J. WILBUR EVAUL. just like Doc.'7x A ladies' 'man. Has a laugh like a homesick mule. Familiarly called Bill. Wears loud sox. ARCHIBALD WATSON DQNALDSON. . Doc.,' is engagedlto a town girl. Typi- cal fraternity man. Father and pilo-t of the Hanks Club for the past decade. Can re- member Prexie before he was bald. Can tell good tobacco a.t a hundred, yards but will make good anyhow. 94 Senior Six. 24 ' 7 Q! .I 1 1 if l A v I . 1? 1 ,gu- l

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HARRY MORRIS BROVVN, p Thlsi .Young man tends strictly to his business. With the aid of Hinds and Noble he has successfully completed his college course and is now ready to buck the Cold World. HENRIETTA IOSEPHINE CARROLL. Brilliant in mind and Complexion? Usho-ws in her cheeks the roses of eighteen, practiced to lisp and hang the head aside. The Only girl who can keep time with Eddie Crowe in talking French. i N'est-ce pas? ments which Mr. Coggon states. cL1FFoRD JASON COGGON, p I was born of poor but honest parents. Since coming to college I-have attained to the following' honors: Sergeant-at-Arms, Philo-Franklin, '05, Teller, Athletic Elec- tion, 'o6g Toasteriat Fraternity Smoker, 707, ri ate C0 B 16th Re t N'G P Space P V , . , g ., . . . I forbids that We ,print the social accomplish- AMX VALLIANT CQURTENAY. Une of the many preachers' daughters with which this college is infested. Quite Lockwoodesque. ,Her Words How on like a meandering brooklet, sometimes in delight- fully pensive channels, sometimes in deli- ciously nonsensical ones, but always with ferver and. rythmical spo-ntaneity. Hat's side kicker. 23 ' -- - - -1. - au.. -l-mr'-,':.z. ... ,., , H - V .-.Y........ -- ....:.. .L r. -'--......L....- ...A -.,,.,......,.- .4

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FERNANDO TEMPLE FISH. '4Unc. for short. Attaine-d fame and notoriety in the colle.ge circus. Talks con- tinually. Since Floss has thrown him down he has deserted the hall-for some fairer damsel. ' ETHEL CLARINDA FOWILER. A very good piece of Work, I assure you, and a. merry. Always smilingg pleasant to allg bright in every sense of the word. Younger thanpjennie, but far superior QPU. JENNIE MIL-DRED Foiwu-QR. y A quaint maiden of the Puritan type, with a gentle vein of humor. This year she has become the focus of the attentions of the college photo phiendf' Her father says it is steady from no-W. I , DAN ARTHUR GARTNER. His brother keeps a furniture store and Dan stays there most of his time. Takes time enough off to- attend classes. Immune to college cases. A Riff-Raff. - 25 I J: - ,S , in-z.-1.- - 4-'--, - ,.....124.J...f, A L .. ' ' A ' ...-- - , -V.. f- V ' - - ' f Eh- .., w,,....., h A-'A H