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E , E 1 E X Z E sl NN 5 E Q 'E - fx Q : I I I - i v I u E b Q E 5 0 5 5 E J 0 Y , I l - : I xv E S I 1 2 I g I g ML . U E Eg gf IW 5 -I - E 1 u -.1 ' I - n N l 44 mlllllllllIllllIIIIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ' llll llTT'iY,,,..g , 531 C ,Y , Ttvcvity-cigl1f -hLLlLl if , -"1 . , 1, I Iliff' 11 w J"l ri. i ,y 1 I l ll li WILLIAM ARTHUR ELLIOTT, A.M., L.H.D. , fIPAO,fI2BK Professor of Greek Language and Literature. A.I3., Allegheny College, 1889, A.M., Alle- gheny College, 18925 L.H.D., Dickinson Col- lege, IQO2, studied in Germany and at the Amer- ican School of Classical Studies, Athens, 1894- 95: Principal Preparatory School, Allegheny College, 1889-923 Professor of Latin and Greek, 1892-94, Registrar, 1895-1907, Vice-President, IQ07-09, Member of Philological Associationg Member of Archaeological Institute of America, present position, 1893. Hmvllflf zz beard lzasf ZLIZOII g0t."'-Merchant of Venice. CLARENCE FRISBEE ROSS, A.M. fb A O, fb B K Professor of Latin Language and Literature. A.I3., Allegheny College, 1891, A.M., 1893: University of Berlin, 1896-97, Senior Fellow in Greek, University of Chicago, 1898-993 American School of Classical Studies, Rome, 1908-093 Professor of Greek and German, Mis- souri Wlesleyan College, 1891-92, Instructor in Greek and Latin and Principal of Preparatory School, Allegheny 'College, 1892-95, Assistant Professor, 18953 Professor, IQOOQ Secretary of Faculty, 1901-07, IQIO-IS, Registrar, IQI8-Q Dean of Men, 1919-g Member of Philo- logical Associationg Member of Archaeological Institute of America, present positon, 1902. "Mf'l1en Cqrnvar says, 'do flll,5', it is fer- f01'1nea'. ---Julius Caesar. CHARLES JOSEPH LING, Ph. D. E A E Professor of Physics and Astronomy. IIS., C01'nell University, 1890, A.M., Uni- V61'S1iy Ofwllenver, 1900, Ph.lD., IQOZQ Instruc- tor in Science, Carrollton, Illinois High QCh00l, 18903 Vice-President, Central High School- C0l01'21fl0, 1892-94g Instructor in Phys- ics, Manual Training High School, Denver, Q0l01'?14l0, 1904-965 Instructor in Astronomy and Mathematics, University of Denver, Sum- mel' EGSSO11, IQOZQ Member of American Physi- cal Socletyg 1'ell0xv of American Association formthe Advancement of Science, present position, 1906, b :LI.i7Al'!I'Q how wise you are-."-Love's La- ors os. ' -,idi u . ,f-Y 5-, ,f If l S- Q Lg , ira X ' L i, 'Q'i'. JM 'iff .1 fi ig j . ,,,, X ,Iwi , re H' ,iz f.ll iifll' , nv -IV ,YP-I., i--,v in-fill '--QIL ,I WM' Q fjii --ri -fig lf'lI li ,"l' i .-fl, ,,, ,ul l Q. 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Lili ,TT-riff-7-3-f 5 I ' EQl'..?QQ1if1'lILf,Iffj' ':fi".".1Ii'I",.i'I'LiilIlA 'J ' ' -I-1.--,L , 9, 4' U, -l1QQifTQQ!lQ-Q 1, if i1 ""'1'1 ur'--"-'.-'-,--+5.-f-'- --1 -1 -:'71,-'.-1-.-z-1-I---.-1-if .1 1 r ,.,,,1-:yr :ig - fr f 1 1 -.-v- , s--. , , w,,,,,, Gjg- , -,.,- I, 1 , --.I . .M A,.,,,,, ., . 4 . -..H Yw7V,.7,.7. -.-..,-.. , OSCAR PERRY AKERS, Ph.D. J E E - Professor of Mathematics and Surveying. A.I3., University of Colorado, IQOOQ A.M., 1902, Ph.D., Cornell University, IQOSQ Engi- neering School, University of Colorado, 1900- 01, Graduate Scholar, Department of Mathe- matics, Cornell University, 1902-04, Assistant in Department of Mathematics, Cornell Uni- versty, 1904-O55 studied in Germany and Italy, 1913-14, Assistant Professor, 1905-7, Profes- sor, IQO7Q Secretary of the Faculty, 1918-, Member of the American Mathematical S0- ciety, Member Circolo Matematico Di Pal- ermo, Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science, present position, 1914. "He does besfride the 1lG1'1'0'ZU 'world like a Colloszfsf'-Julius Caesar. RICHARD E-DWIN LEE, SC.D. EAE,AXE,'IPBK Professor of Chemistry. B.S., Mt. Union College, 1898: M.Sc., 1902, Graduate Student, Cornell University, IQOI, A.M., Harvard University, 1905, Sc.D., New York University, IQIZQ Professor of Chemistry, Mt. Union College, 1902-07, Fellow of the American Association for the Advance- ment of Science, Member of the American Chemical Society, Member of the Authors' Club CLond0nDg Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts Clinglandbg Member of the American Public Health Association, present position, 1907. t'IfVe know the time since he was mild and aHab1e,"--Henry VI. ALICE HUNTINGTON SPALDING Dean of VVomen, Instructor in Public Speaking. Graduate of Cumnock School of Oratory, Northwestern University, I8Q7Q Instructor in Public Speaking, Allegheny College, 1897-Q Member of the National Speech Arts Associa- tion, Member of the Public Speaking Confer- ence of the Middle and Eastern States, Dean of Women, IQII-1. "Size hugged the orffender and forgave the offence, Se.r to the Ia.rt."-Dryden. T'ze'e11t3"11i1ze ? ni: llllllilllnullnn llll lllll ""' ' F lg! In ' in" :Hun-'In' num L unulum ll .,-hlllllljlllllllll na an an ,,,, - ,-g-:::'.:::::.:-i,5l!ilggllgg,::.., ---u-' "" jijc- .W - 5 r ' ', '- ' -5 Irs 211' 1i'm'H ' ' iii' --ll:l """' H YYY -L.-" Y --.Yj1i"'LT' ' I I wi? 5 :r"-lg 9' "'l'S'i ' 5 a --- 1 " :L---5... M, , . ' , 1- - uf fic D 1' , ' 5. 1 - """""R"" 1 fl' S.. ,-:Pham :fi lllhl-11 'Ir-1 1 5,',l'il'i 'fill ,, A JY 5- ' Y 1? 'jig j,jj': '1' iaw-T , 31" 1" A12 :ff 3, 'f'I.'1f- 3fil'i-'14 5-H '-'W' "Wi "Ph LIP ' ' " "W H" ' 'A' ' X' ' 'bl 1?fi 1?1l 10 P, 1 . 121 1 Ml l'l IH .ilk 1 lr 11lQfl lily W1' 1lflllI 1l'1' gilt, .lil 1111 11. 1111 'J ilp M11 Ylll :W 1l111 Hill 152111 'l illl H1521 1121 .fgllg 1112 itll, 3111 il' i111 11'1 1 1 11' 5 1 1 li-H 'tif 1? 1 'il L, Q- - -M -1 3 1 ll l l 1 l 1 1 l I ff-5, FREDERICK GOODRICK HENKE j . Ph.D. . A X P CIP B K Professor of Philosophy and Education. A.B. Charles City College I897' A.M. Northwestern University 19o8' Ph.D. Uni- versity of Chicago, IQIO' Member of Royal Asiatic Society' Sometime Fellow in Philosophy in Northwestern University' Professor of Phil- osophy and Psychology University of Nan- king China, IQIO-13' Professor of Philosophy and Education Willomette University 1913- 14' present position 1914. Such a one fsua 1101411701 plz1'l0s0pl1er.' -1 Sou Like It. CHESTEJR ARTHUR DARLING Ph.D A E H, A E P LIP Professor of Biology. A.B. Albion College 19o4' A.M. 1 o ' Ph.D. Columbia University IQO9' Professor of Biology Defiance College, IQO4-06' Assist- ant in Botany, Columbia University IQO6-08' Instructor in Botany, Columbia University, 1908-13' Member of American Association for the Advancement of Science' Member of Amer- ican Public Health Association' Member f Botanical Society of America' Member of Na- tional Geographic Society' Member of Amer- ican Genetic Associaton' Member of American Bacteriological Associationg present position, 1913. f'lfVh'eu -lzadst -thou an 'excellent -11-cad of ' lzaz1'?"-Twelfth Night. lllllul CHARLES EDWARD HAMMETT Head of the Department of Physical Training. E I I U E Graduate of the New Ha-Ven Normal School : Of GYHIHHSUCS, 18945 taught at Hotchkiss : SCIIOOI, Lakeville, Connecticut 189 65 at g I E E - . a 4-'9 5Ugei'S1l1Y 5911001 for Boys, Chicago, 1897-985 oytechnic Institute, Brooklyn, ISQ8-IQOOQ at Tome School for -Boys, Maryland, 1900-10- at -Northwestern University, IQIO-13, present position, IQI3, . I "Most like a gentIemcm."-Hamlet. E : Tlxzrty : 3 , I 15 V I V, i - Y.. Y- A AW i g lmmlmnullmmm I I Y I 7 I 1 lnumnl 1 -5 .I ---. I " """ - m .1 I . 111 5, -'Ji' 5.2" S ff ff' IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllIllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllll -1 I I' -- I l I: - F r W A v r r i 4 . I 13? - 1 E, - 1 1 . P' 4 " l W " ,lf : 5? I , in ff: EE. 5 E ill I 1 FA 1 lg' Us I EEE1 l El I A I 1, . 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Iii - II I Ik In III fil l Q I , I I I , IC I I- I I E , I I I I I 1 1 1 I I, I I, 1 1 I , iTliiafriisi1nRRiiHii1aifEff7' , .fa gf?25m11 deff? -a25AsaasqI 1 'ififj fi , ---"mg, , -------me - f f jg A 1 . g 14 I -fvi' I . 4-Sf -' -. A . S ---- - .WA --W Wg, Q- '---.A - ,I - L - I, I A I Ti?" f ' 'W' "1 I - I 1: I 'I I .I XIII III f I I I . QI . I I I I I I, I L - ,. I I I III AMI ee-e-f-- -M-we------------I wa. I I II 'I IfIIl, I 3 -I I JOHN RICHIE SCHULTZ, P-11.13. Isilg If I I I A 2 111, Acacia I I I' 1 II' 'I I Professor of English Language and ,1III I I Literature. :Ir A.B., Culver-Stockton College, 1900, A.M., Y I I ' Yale University, IQOQQ Pl1.D., Yale University, HI' , IQI7Q Principal, High School, Canton, Mo., II NI I I I 1905-08g Head of the English Department, East Vw, II I fix, St. Louis, High School, IQOQ-III Assistant In- II I I I If structor i11 English, Yale College, IQ12-14, I11- fig ' I structor in English, Yale College, IQI4-I7Q Me111- 'III JI: I bcr of Modern Language Association of Amer- jiif I icag Member of American Literary Associa- I , I tion, present position, 1917. 'I I' 1' I . . . . 1 'I 1 I I "BMI me dISCOZIl'.S'6,' I 111111 enclzuazt flzznr' I I 'I' ' I ' CUl'.I,1AvCll'l1S and Adonois. I III' ' 'I QI I III I I IIII I I 5 II I I HENRY WARD CHURCH, P1111 I III I Y I , 'I qJMA,Q1:B1i .IIIII I I , IMI I I Professor of Romance Languages and I Literature. I" I 1 I I II I I I I I A.l1., University of Michigan, 1908, A.M., 1 I II I IQOQQ Pl1.D., 1915, I1lSt1'L1CtOl', University of II I Michigan, 1908-09g Instructor in French, Inter- I 1' I' I laken School, IQOQ-IO, Instructor in French I and German, Asheville School, IQIO-12.2 Pro- IQ I It fessor of Modern Languages, Monmouth Col- I I , lege, IQI2-1918? Army Y. M. C. A., 1913-IQQ I IHI Member of Modern Language Association of I I If II I America, Member of Association of Modern I" f I I I ' Language Teachers of Middle States and Mary- II I II landg present position, 1919. , II I I I "Ip I "You speak a language that I IlIICIIL'l'SftUIUI I, 2 I II I I I1U1I."?-X XN'intcr's Tale. In E LII I I I , I I I I It I I IE I I 1' I 31 ' V+ I1 I II I CHRISTOPHER B. COLEMAN, Pl1.D. I III I ' . I'1 I I AK E,c1wB1i Ip II , . . I II Professor of History and Political Science. II I , A.Il., Yale, 1896, l3.D., University of Chi- I I' CEIWO, ISQQQ Ph.lJ., Columbia University, 1 142 I' I , I P' . . . 1 9.. . I I I, Acting Professor of History and Political Sci- I, I ence, Butler College, Indiana, IOOO-04, Profes- 1 I I1 I I sor, 1904-202 Member of American Historical ' -I I1 Association, Member Indiana Historical So- I I ' II cietyg Member American Political Science As- I I I II , sociationg Member American Society of Church III I III 3 'I I Ilistoryg Member Academy of Political Sci- I II g ence: Member Association of University Pro- I I 53,1 ,I fcssorsg Member Ohio Valley Historical As- I 1 Q I . , . . . . . . 1 . I II sociationg Member Mississippi Valley llistori- I , I I cal Association: present position, 1920. It III ' I1 I I I "II 1141.1 been taught IIS from H10 f'!'1'IIIClI I I I I 'I , - 1 ' strife. -Antony and Lleopatra. I' I ' If ' ,-.-g3hc.-.--,--..-----w,.--..... I I In III I I ,, -, ,.,., MAA..- II I I I Thirty-one IIIIIII li I II - I I IIIIHWII 'II -. I' A ' QQ: -I I I I I 'wi-.-,., 1I1I.+w1-It . 14 ii II., .III IAI-III,,. I ' II 11 . W A , A .A ,Mn , M1 Y, V M171 191-114 LEE DUDLEY MCCLEAN, A.M. Professor of Economics and Business Administration. A.B., Culver-Stockton College, 1909, Teach- er of History and Government, East St. Louis High School, IQIO-II, Graduate student at Yale, IQII-13, A.M., Yale, 1912, I11struct0r in Economics and Sociology at Bowdoin College, 1913-14, Assistant Professor at Bowdoin Col- lege, IQI4-20, Member of the American So- ciological Societyg Member, 'American Eco- nomic Associationg present position, 1920. "IfVlzy rail I on this coiizuzodityf'-Kiiig Iohn. IRWIN ROSS BEILER, Ph.D. fb 1' A Professor of English Bible and Philosophy of Religion. A.B., Ohio VVesleyan University, 19072 S. T.B., Boston University, IQIIQ Jacob Sleeper Fellow of Boston University in the University of Berlin, 191 I-IZ, Pl1.D., Boston University, 1918, Acting Professor of English Bible and Philosophy, Allegheny College, IQI2-13, Pro- fessor of Biblical Literature, Baker Univer- sity, IQI3-18, Member of Association of Bibli- cal Instructors in Colleges of North Americag Member of Religious Education Association, present p0siti011, 1920. 'Ukfarlc 1117111 and write lzis speeches in your books. -Julius Caesar. STANLEY SIMPSON SVVARTLEY, Ph.D. 'IJAOAIDBK Associate Professor of English. H W-X-U-1 University of Pennsylvania, IQOSQ S. l.l1., Boston University, 1908, A.M., Boston UUIVCYSUY1 19093 Student i11 Curry School of IEXDVCSSIOH, 1905-19073 Columbia University Summer 50120011 1912-13: Harrison Fellow in EUBIISI1, LTT11VCl'SltY of Pennsylvania, IQI3-14, 1916475 Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 19173 Mast-er in English, Harrisburg, IQO8-IOQ Instructor in English, Allegheny College, 1910- Ijil-'XSS1Sfa11t Professor, IQI4-20, Member of lNZ1tl0112l-l.C,OLl11C1l of Teachers of Englishg pres- ent position, IQZO. ' AIITIZC' 1011311930 I lzmfe learned these forty 3001-YQHPS' nafzzfe Ezzglislzf'-Ricl1a1'd II. 1 1 l 11 11"" .-Sk 1 1 ----.- ,1-,.- -. ,. -, -5-'-'llifi 1' '11 1Ki'i1ii ...Wg-N-Y1 -- .T--NJ 1 Y-XIX an -Q 'S 1 'NW' l I 121, 11'- 'E"l1 M15 .YT1 V. 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I., , 1 -Nu ,1 1 ., Aly 1111 1'--'11 1111 111', , ., ,, l V,-.-,.4.,....-....,a, .?t,,Y1,1,, , K ,Mg :tg , A: rl N lax A X 1 Iv qi- p '.i.'JQL.11'1-, J, 5 fI'-q""'-- 11 1, 1 ""'r"" , EDITH ROWLEY A.M. A I' A Librarian. ! 1111. A.I3., Allegheny College, 1905, A.M., I9I3Q -Ubally L1b1'a1'Y 5C11O0l, 1905-6, Assistant Li- brarian, Allegheny College, 1906-07, Member of Keystone State Library Association, Member of New York State Library Association, Mem- ber of American Library Assoaiationg Secretary of Allegheny Alumni Associationg Editor of Alumni Bulletin, present positon, 1907. Hl7V6Hl'Z'71g-Fill that weight "Of lenrzzuzg lightly, like a flower. -Tennyson. vfza YAC:-gf.--zwgfv 11 u 1 " 1 1 11 ----1-W-.--111 1 aa 1 11 ,1 1 i 11 11, 11 11 KARL A. MILLER, B.S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Surveying. IIS., Allegheny College, I908Q Pennsyl- vania State Highway Department, IQO8-O91 Assistant Engineer and Division Engineer, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, 1909-13, Instructor in Mathematics and Sur- veying, Allegheny College, IQI4-18, 29th Engi- neers, A.E.F., IQI8-IO, Associate Member. American Society of Civil Engineers: Certihecl Member, American Association of Engineersg present position, 1919. "I will wear my heart upon my sleerfe, for flzircxv to fviclc at."-As You Like It. LUCIA DE TURK, A.B. A X Q Instructor in Romance Languages. A.B., West Virginia Wlesleyan, IQI7j Teacher, Pine Grove, West Virginia, High School, IQ17-18, present position, 1918. "From E'Z'!3I'1l' blush that kimlles in thy cheeks, Ten tlzousmid little loves and graces spring. -Rocae. Thirty-three 1 LI- f .. ,,., .,..,:...,,,,,,,u,, , . eff . e - ' -igigf ' .1 - ' " -' " " -- k 'I 1 , gig,-,L :JQLJJLI 1,,1,1,1QQQ,l1,13gjjji1f 'I , , N' iisew' 'ltifl ' I 1 ax!-an tx' K sf' l',!. 1.1 1 Q it s .kt Tlzirty-fo1r1' . , 1 , .L v-S--J' it .. ,. -gif--wg, " '--S1 '- -ix' .il tl 1,411 3 if L, 1 ,. . ,, 4 I .wifi lg I 1 JOHN A. IVIUELLER STEVVART, 1 AB., Ms. fDI'A,fIfBfI1 Instructor in Biology. A.B., Allegheny College, IQIZQ BLS., Alle- gheny College, IQIQQ Graduate Student,- Uni- versitv of Pittsburgh, 19135 Teacher, Biology and Chemistry, Beaver Falls High School, IQI4-I7Q Graduate VVork, Cornell University, IQI7Q Member, American SOCICIY of Bacteriol- ogistsg present position, 1919. 'ISO sweet and fvolzzble in his dl.SC0ll7'.S'6.H --Love's Labor's Lost. PAUL EIVIERSON HILL, lVI.S. 2 A E, A X E Instructor in Chemistry. ILS., Allegheny College, I9I7j M.S., Alle- gheny College, 1918, Member of American Chemical Society, present position, 1918. "Nz'ggarf of question but of our a'e11za1zds most free in l1z's reply."-I-Iamlet. ANTOINETTE CI-IEVFRET, M.L. Inst1'uctor in French. If-L-, University of California, M.L., Uni- Vefslfy. of California, Cericat des Etudes f1'QmC?11SCS, U11iV61'Sity of Parisg Instructor, gms COHGSC, Californiag present position, 19. K. ' rv-1 ' . Hotunstuciet and graczozzs, even 111 COIIIIIZOIL 51700071-, -I'1elds. 1 4 il' if' 5. fy, al if 14-- W 'Q-f. 'f aff-"jg 1' '- "iii--H , ,J bgr, f- l "" V K l l I 1 .X x '12 -fi. Qi l 5+---'1-L--my ..f7A M. .- M. ,-ff. ,..,.,,7f1ff Tfrifzigg ,L I I.,-,,..,., we W . V .W HM . .gxax ,Vg lille P .4 Vp.- ill ss. sw ll LIN NH LN if 1 is fd P.: .. 1 1 A . fl,-,- i-ln .Im . lim. ,Nxt -11 I l ' 1 -it I 7 I BEN RAYlVIOND BEISEL B.S 'IP K XII Instructor in Mathematics. ILS., Allegheny College, I9I4Q Instructor in Mathematics, Clearfield High School, 1914-15, Instructor in Mathematics and Chemistry, Penn- sylvania State Normal School, Indiana, Pa., IQI5-17, present position, 1920. "Every why lzatlz a wl1e1'efore."-As You Like It. CARL LEONARD MULFINGER, A.B.,B.S. C12 r A, 119 P 2 Instructor in Biology. A.I3., Allegheny College, 1915, I3.S., Uni- versity of Illinois, IQIQQ Graduate work, Uni- versity of Chicago, IQI7-18, Graduate work, University of Il.inois, 1918-21, Instructor at Pennsylvania State College, 1915-17, Instruc- tor in Anatomy, University of Illinois, 1918- 20, present position, 1921. l "You were ever good at sudden eomuzezzda- tz01zs.'-Ising Henry VIII. OLIVER GEORJGE JOHN SCI-IADT, Ph.'D. Instructor in Romance Languages and Literature. A.B., Muhlenberg College, 1878g A.M., 18815 Ph.l,J., Rutheriord Lonege, io,,,, riiiiwpai Bethlehem Academy, 1879-81, Student, Uni- versity of Paris and Institute Rudy, 1881-823 Sois-director de l'Association Internationale de Professeurs, Parisg Membre de la societe Ehuographique de Paris, Resident American Tutor, Russian Imperial Family, Petrograd, 1882-833 Head of ivlozlern Language Depart- ment, Germantown Academy, 1884-873 Head of Romance Language Department, Temple Uni- versity, 1887-96, President of People's College, Philadelphia, 1896-1903, United States Com- missioner to the International Pedagogical Ex- position at Petrograd, 1903-043 Professor of Modern Languages, Rollins College, 1909-10. Present position, 1920. , "Now he has a smack of all 1ze1'glzbori1zg 1fIlZgllClgUS.i,1iAIl,S Well That Ends VVel1. Thirty-fiz'e .,,, .,: . 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I X. ..-. ,I V... ,.. .M .1 ,..,. ... ,. 1 .. , . .-,,.,..,, N-, 1 , . 1 Y.,-E. --....,..-1-1-'-.1 , . 1 t51,,,f:,1" 11n1 1 -. 11 11114, ,i 1j1,1'llT 1 KQV... .,1. .."'1,,11 11"-,'1 ..,- ,115 1f'H1'1 ,--,M 11---1.-11 1 F511 1,fI'1i ,:-.11 95111 11---1111 1'1---11111 .1 3111 194-ii "'11 F111 1 ,111 WM: 1 1 1 E. 11Q 1111, .1111 11111 '11 . 11 V1 15 .111 1 111 .- 1 . .11 ..1 . .1 - . 1' Q 1 1. N 1 1 1 112+ 13? f 111' 1' -1. !1f K' 1'1" '11"'1 1.1 1 1 . ,,11.,,1-. ,- ,my . CLARENCE O. APPLEGRAN, BS. A E ff? Coach of Football and Basketball. ILS., University of Illinois, 1920: F001- ball Coach, 57th Infantry Team, U. S. Army, IQI6Q Football Coach, Ijtll Division Team, U. S. Army, 19172 Basketball and Baseball Coach, Northern Detroit High School, 1920, present position, 1920. "Very like a zt111a.'c."-Halllleh CLAIR FRANCIS LITTELL, A.M. 111 B K, Acacia Instructor in History and Political Science. AB., Syracuse University, IQI6Q A.M., University of Syracuse, IQISQ Carnegie En- dowment Fellow in Columbia University, 1918- IQZOQ Member of American Historical Associa- tiong Member of American Sociological Asso- ciation, present position, 1920. 'XM3' brefzst Ctlll better brook the dUggC7"S f'0Z'11t 1111111 can Illj' ears H151 fI'C1g1'C 11'.Sf0l'j'.U -Henry VI. -. ALEXANDER DAVID FRASER, A.M. Instructor in Latin. A.l3., Dalhousie University, IQIOQ AAI.. Iohns Hopkins-University, IQIQQ Instructor in Latln, lIE1ll'l0LlS16 University, IQO7-09, IQI5-ISQ present position, 1920, 1. . . , Clfmlfflg 111 Greek, Lat111 and other 11111- 81ff1ges."-'l'a111i11g of the Shrew. 1 7227- 1. g '1 1 A-IE, , 3 S2101 , 1 - . 1'-511 1 11,1111 1 11--111, 1 11+ - 1 112511 ' A' ,1111f"1' .iw N-- . 111 11 11 11.1. - .fs- ,. 1,1 1 E.. 1 3-1111 1 . 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'lTlTt1ffi':T' 1 2411--511 1 .lfEfQ1Q...-I .1: fl' -1-fl ' .-'Lf--1' M XC, ff, 111 .f"1,-ff' 1-1 ff- 2 .-.ff '11 111' A, ,.. 11 Aff'-if--' ' 1' 4, -- V M. 12 ,!- 1112" I 1' , '111, 11"fff 1111,, 111.1 11111 .1,, . ,. 1'1'71' 11f111 11- 1 1111-M. 1. ij. fr' ' ,E ..:, . 1117 1 1112111 1111 1 11111 ' lf 3119.29 I 11 311 11.-7 .111 1111 111',.- .1 , .1,' 111 , 11 ' .14 1 11 f 111 ., A, .12 1. .,. 111-25 111 1111 1 ,.,. 111 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ff: 11 .141 11155 .11 1:1,. 11 111 , 111 , 11 ,1 3117! 111 ... 111 111 '. 111 3 T 11331 111 .Il 1 1 1 , 11.511 111 If " 11. 1:2 1' .- .11 11111. 11.--fi 1111-1 :,1,.'1 1111121 111.-., ,,r ,.. 1 1.11 11 .,, S 11:51 1 LJ 1,1 Q,-31 '11'1'11 1. 1151 11 11 12.15 1 .xv . ,J 111 H11 Q? llhun 5, 1 S QI ll ELLA 'MAI WILSON, A.B. K A 6, 111 B K Instructor in French and Spanish. .X.l3., Vanderbilt University, IQIQQ Instruc- tor, Presbyterian College, Carclenas, Cuba, 1919-205 present position, IQZO. "1 1 1 I l I 1 l I I 1 , 1 I 3 l 1 l l . 11,1 1, II 1 13, 'HH 1 1 11 1 1-1 l 11531 1g, 1 hlqi 21115 ' 'BW 1 1553 l1lil7l 1 111111 1 111 1 V221 1 11,1511 Hit? 1' 111111 'W--1 111319111 '111f--1 ,11:1J1 1111-" ' 11141 51111111 Slligil 15 15:1 111151 1 -1 '1 11:-1 111111 I1il':l 111-1 . H151 1113 111111 H151 115111 111 1 11 1-1 111-1 1 11'1 1 1, Q 1 I 1111 11' if-it 1:1 1' l 1 5 '1 j F, 11 11, ...lf "Lair, gzlrgliazg 1Gllg11l'Cl', as sweet As the swallows song i' the south." -Hayne. GILES MALLALIEU BOLLINGER, B.S. AXP,AXE,fIPBK Instructor in Cheniistry. ILS., Allegheny College, 1920. 'tlfV1'se.' IfVl1y, no qzzestion but he was."'- Measure l'or Measure. ELIZABETH M. ROBERTS, A.lVI. K A 9 Instructor in English. .X.l3., Allegheny College, IQO7Q A.M., Alle- gheny College, IQI6Q Preceptress, New Lyme Institute, I907-OQQ Teacher, Edinboro State Normal, IQIO-ISQ Dean of VVOIHCII, Alma Col- lege, 1916-IQZOQ present position, 1920. "Tlzo.re about her From her .shall read the perfect 'ways of honor." -Shakespeare. T1li!'fJ'-SCT'Cll P l.-.f-v,1111.--J-'fa'-ME can-if-:-1-21-5'1"g,,- -'f-'n'!'11 --- ' ' ' , - - - Y ' ' '1 .. T Ck xxx, 'F Y H, N, ,.1.-, .-...M - ,tw,,-f',1,, ,,-a,11K1. ,,-,2:-. l I I-" 'make er 1 -I 1'1"'1ff: -'U E552-.'-".fL.g.1"'i5,,,, 3 l 5-5, W, 1 1, :r1-1'-,-,-1-,--,, " ' x Sf f 1 ELENA E. 'DAW, A.B. Instructor in Physical Education for Wfomen. Graduate, Emma VVillard School, 1903, A.B., Bryn Mawr College, 19075 5fUdf3U'f1 3555 AIYS Bentley's Motor-Mental Rhythmic VVork, 1015- 19205 Interior Decoration Student at the New York School of Fine and Applied Art, 1917-185 Scudder Secretarial School, 1918-195 Teachers College, IQIQ-ZOQ present position, 1920. H.EHdIll'Ul1C!?, foresiglzt, strengtlz and skill, A perfect woman, nobly planned." -VVordsworth. ROBERT WELLER THOMAS, A.M. EAE,AEP,EAX,1IDBK Instructor in English. A.B., Allegheny College, 19125 A.M., Harv- ard llniversity, IQI3-17, Instructor in English, De Pauw University, IQI3-IS, Instructor in English, The Middlesex School, Concord, Mass., 1915-195 The Blake School, Minneapo- lis, Minn., IQIQ-20, present position, 1921. "He's very l?110'ZUl'l1g-I do perceive 't."- Anthony and Cleopatra. EARL HERBERT K-ROTZER Coach of Boxing. r Trainer in camp of james Dime, IQIO-ISQ f1'21iner. in camp of John Kilbane, IQI6Q pres- ent position, 1920, HA llff, fl very palpable hit."-Hamlet. -..Eg --. .5 -. 2, T-,wiv -,111 1,1 E H, 11-,111 -11- 1 ,, 41 T 1 lm- 9, -.J 'El' ill fiifffj-'-fr ,W ,I Q' 12-1 Y ,W- ll 1 11 ll 1,5-Lj,,,.2 ' 1 " 1"'i.-ff 5, ,,,1 , L -2 A E 11 A" ..,g-- 11 1 1111 f +"N1'1' 1 i 111 . 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Ive fr--:RA x . 4119 4 HIE? 2 l V? il' EV gp . f 5 I Till I :ll a Q' l gl l 95 2: fr 1 il Sl as ni . --A--F-.ef-----,-Y-'.,r.,,u. . -5-4-:..,,,.. A T, ..-.,-..-.-. -- .,,.. . . , , XII, X. lt!Q1-es-2L:-,-1-1--g.'.f--rg,pfg.f..1,.,-::,- ,',f,--,f, i:,:-,, ,- f- V53 7 35, F I ,Li ,, j, , 1 A U .I V V --.-2,-.,,f,,T:,WkW V5 EE' 1 .2 ffggv . , .4 4 I HERMAN HENRY FAHR, A.B. 'If II A Assistant Coach of Track. A.B., Allegheny College, 1915, holder col- lege record in high hurdles. A, E. F. Track Team. Assisting Coach Hammett, 1921. "A fast man and always on the j.1lll1p.H'- Stover. WILLIAM M. DICIKSON Coach of Wrestling. Student with Mort Henderson, world's champion heavyweight wrestler, IQ 1 1-1 3, Trained with Kincaid, 1915, Instructor of Wl'CSfliHg, Martinsburg, W. Ya., 1917-20, pres- ent position, 1920. "Not to speak it fll'0ffl11L".vj'.HLI'I2ll11lCt. L. WINIFRED TERRY, A.B. Instructor in English A.B., Allegheny College, -5 Instructor in English, Allegheny College, 1904-1, In- structor in English, Corry, CPa.D High School and Northampton, Mass., 1904-20, Special work in Smith College, IQIQ-20, Instructor in Eng- lish, Allegheny College, Ist semester, 1920-21. T11 irty-nine , Y ',,.:,,W' 111. fl, Ford Memorial Chapel, from the Rustic Bridge Newton Observatory, through the Natural Arch Ravine, lookingtoward Rustic Bridge 1- , , W, """-1-' -'- a...F' Q Q-if fr 1 "" ...: H -TF' 5 X si' l ug I l gELI:.l ' ' is ah., lg Eiiiisl n NEXT V E f EWS E7 E 1,4 2 W glll E E E ' : l E lan I f I ' 1 . ' Q ,,, , , , V n umnmmmnnunummmuummmnummm:1ummmmuummmmllq1 'HI -Q 5 . Ei!-asa, 2 I mul m u n u u ll u ll m I muulllllgggllijllgllgiiiiiiiiiil'Mmssiilllllllln' Q 7-,,, p:41 y W 3 I I A: J 'V' f, "' z X - "li I 3 5 ' rl 7 I -- Z 4.. ,I r 3, v X Y X , W I . R.- X Q Ti H-Y f lg" , I ' ' w , y W Hun" lllllllil l -vi' LJ' fr ' - ?r.'-..---.... t 3 .?."""l- W ... ... M? 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Eli I nfu -ii an Hui: """"" ""' "' "" 115 ' ussiie'sammg-,gg--::l::i'..::..niI.itl..:: ' I- - ,, is-gen 5-f.,--S---:gf n : Gllamz nf 1921 Gbftirrra President Stanley E Plumb Nice-President Marian Morrison SGCTGWTY Margaret Cleveland Treasurer E Lester Fix Gllann Qitzturg Its trite to say that time flies by And yet four years since we came from High Have scarcely seemed to be much more Than time enough to pass the door Of the college we have come to know And now must leave for we must go Another class will be seniors now We trust that we have shown them how For we have other places to fill Far from the College on the H111 Before We go we wish to pay Our parting tribute to Alleghe We re suapposed to write a history Some form of verse blank or free Telling all the things we ve done A The work we ve had as well as fun Dwelling on our virtues many Overlooking ,faults ifthere were any yllll :Vt 3 'Y E 2 I : 2 - I - 3 Q I I I I - , 2 -1 U 3 S I 1 1 I E D C 1 2 - I U E I E 'I E I 2 S E E E I 2 ,S U E E E an E li l: E l I I E I S 3 'E Uialilll But we would rather have you know Our history s witlh us where er we go' For its written deep on every heart And from its charm we ne er can part. Our record too is left behind Some good in it we hope youll iind So of our deeds well not write here But rather a toast to our college dear. To the noble spirit -which built its wallsg To the Faculty presiding in its hallsg S c A To all those classes that have gone before, - And the classes still to pass its dO0r. E E He-re's a toast 'that's given with all our heart, E A toast in which every one shas a :partg V g A pledge 'that the spirit of Alleghe ' Will lead us onward on our way: And 'be a guide 'in all 'that's done - By the Senior Class-Dear Twenty-one. 1 2 I : Forlgvtlzree ! V, , , n I p n I ninnniHiii'i"ii iiddi Tifi in u mum H p Q fm. i v ' gif 5 f . I-52: ' I I I, Q". li"'f"i'-'illlnj iz illlll at -fl ,Al 'l --- W' ' ' ' " ' . ' IGN ,.,,, . 7 Y,Y, ,-,Mags-AA, Y nw- wtf.:-:Z-,,,.E.:. - -...WM .-- ,.,, 1--5, , LM. l gl 5 l V-. la Mein J. I 4 J I 1 i 'tiff 1 4 2 3 . r'. K.,--eve .-A lr ,-L M ng 65:31, H F72-'T ..., , . , -F .4 I J V- , -ll , ll,,,f1 -,W . fi. .i if' lL,-e"' ,,'J,, .2 ,fff M1511 1.142 4: M, ,ill X,-"A, Vg -f-f' ,li ,xg 3,11 , L,-ef , .., , f,,., lf-1 'ale' .-2 f iw if lil ,,- 1 11 -f. 1 il ," ka.. Il " bil i ll Lia 3 115 '1, Qsllfi' 1:11,-ill l lt we. . all '- 'Wx Q,,,,f4 'l V. ll. -- il -i lm .lvl 1 f , 1 ! Ft , if F 0,290 RAMONA ACOSTA, A.B. Sabana Grande, Porto Rico. Meadville High School "'Xcz'er idle cz monzcnt but flzrifty and thought- ful of others." liaglesmcre. Club, 4, Twentieth Century Club, 3, 43 Student Volunteer Band, 4. Ouietly and industriously she has' won her placie on the Campus. Fortunate will be the little Porto Ricans who come under Ramona's instruction when they win the reward of that flashing senorita smile. HELEN ELIZABETH ANDREWS, B.S. K A 9 Conneaut Lake, Pa. Conneaut Lake High School "fl little Holzseuse now and than Is rclzslzcd by The tvzscst ulenf'-Anon. Klee-O-Kleet, 2, 3, 4, CCast, 2, 3lQ Biology Club, 2, 3, 45 Twentieth Century Club, 3, 4, M. N. S., 4. Helen isn't a believer in the theory that opportunity is often lost through deliberation, because she believes in keeping "within the law" so far as speed laws are concerned. Her abilities have led her along dramatic and demo- cratic lines for she is a true comrade in every respect. Her infectious giggle is a surprise to those who know her and have heard her drawl, "lYe-e-l-l, -Xh don't know". FRANK HASKELL BACON, A.B. A X P Meadville, Pa. Meadville High School 'V' 'Tis better to wear out than to rust out." -Bishop Horne. i Campus Staff, 2, 3, Quill Club, 2, 3, 4g Classical Club, 2, 3, 4, CDelegate-at-Large, 415 Modern Problems Club, 3, 4g Duzer Du Cast, 4: Middleweight Xvrestling Champion, 33 Track, 3, 415 lvinner of Cross Country Race, 43 Block A Club, 43 Duzer Du, 4, Chess Club, 4. Oflglllillly Of ,I7, but couldn't resist the call of ,2I. Metamorphosed from a Campus 1'CD01't6r to a '4Lit" supporter. I-Iis lengthy ll5eUCl0P0Cl1a have served their function, not Only -on the cinder track, but on Hulings walk. Despite all tl11S, "Bac" doesn't believe in osten- tatloll, and backed it up by playing old man Ralston in "Nothing But The Truth". Forty-four A., ,ie '-1 7,-ilill .f.,, ,Mi .-elm l ll V. f'. L ll' il Mil .i 7 -.A--.l .Y, Vg Qi. I il f'-. .. wi v "1 l',,..' H .. I ,.. , xl' .V ll .1 ---. I up We-'i 1. w 1, 1...-f"l l l . .E .. S I l . 21 ii l 'll Q -" v -'1 il' T5 'iiif 39358 1 .ll f'l 'Q lliiff 35.219 FL --N all ' in Fl Elf 2531.1 iii-f.p lllfwsl iilljinll Ellsfismil 1.121 -wi- l2.g,!'? lliiillil it :H-1.9, lllplllfg 33' it fill!! eliilfi .Eglin l,-11.lf ligllll :W laeggpf leer: 1 L: Elk- . i li: if 1 1 lx 1 ,xr -.r 11 :WX 1 qxp 11 gl 141 4.1 :1 31, -xl ' Aw' 11:1 1 H- ' 1131 'Ni Nj 1 111'-1, 113 11 113411 1? 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Track Team, 1, 2, Class Football, 1, 25 Class Basketball, 1, 25 Cross Country Squad, 2, 3, 4g CLeader, 2, 3, 413 Cross Countrv Race Csecond placeb, 4, Class Baseball, 1, 25 Modern Problems Club, 43 German Club, 2, College Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Overseas Club, 3, 4. "Barney" is one of those men who supple- mented their college educations with Uncle Sam's personally conducted trips to France. If he hit the trail of the Hun with half the pep and perseverance with which he "cross countried" over large areas of Crawford county it is no wonder the Germans quit. Still he found time for such lighter frivolities as the Chem. and Psych Labs., and the snare drum end of the band, which never had so blithe and care-free a drummer. Luck go with you, Joe. MARGUERITE ELIZABETH BLASS, A.B. K A 9 Erie, Pa. Central High School "The fairest davze that Iitfed, that Iotfed, that liked, that looked 'with cheer."-Shakespeare. Klee-O-Kleet, 2, 3, 43 CPresident, 41, Twen- tieth Century Club, 3, 4: M. N. S., 3, 4, History Club, 4. Though "Muggie" is somewhat limited in stature, not so her intellect and .ab1l1ty'.. De- spite her hdgety ways her CXCCL1tlVC.2'lbllltV IS notable. "Muggie" reminds one of Little Jack Horner except that she didn't sit in a corner hut she sure did pull out a Plumb and a real, live one at that. Forty-fLt'e - - W 'W' 'MEA V N Y 'Y 'lr 4 l l 5 e . of C'-' -- C ir--'------::::::::::w fwwsazsssfffffffaeiffff smea r ':f'H "" " 'fffiasam Hsaswassaiisznsasseeaaansa in14as::::::::::::::::u5ii!ElEiEliiiiEEg5 55:ii::2:ee:u...... x.a.: .. .,. T 1, 5 gg VM-. , g ,fs A- mu.. I Eegignununnuu ' " 'Y Y, , Y ,, ' , - Y 'af ilmlg, .-get - - r iff ... --F . .t fi 11 lu... ' V I n r V . 1.1. '?- . - - 5 - - .Q S ' so A r it E33 H.. . .1 - 4 --.-...r V ifr- -f ffm"-' . , .. , , . 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E 1 . . . - ll l Fredonia High School, Fiedonia E A 3 Normal School E l "G f rayer-book in your hand and stand be- l F C fC12JL?ClZ two chzzrchmeu,"-Richard III. .. - : Classical Club, I, 2, 32 ThObL11'11 C112b, I, 2, 35 ' H l 4, Four-S Club, 2, 3, F1'21l1C1'111ty 1 l Z Bowling 'lea1n, 2, 3. li, The Thoburn Club was unable .to satisfy fill his pious feeling, so Blodgett emigrated to f 'if' Garrett. Quiet and unassuming, he will make, 'il not a Billy Sunday, but rather, ahgood steady . ,jill Methodist minister. By his coming back to if? ' tgirl graduate, Allegheny gains another valuable H X, ff? alumnus. '- will Ei till it "ig, if' BELLE BOLLINGER, A.B. ,Q 2 T 2 , Meadville, Pa. Somerset High School 'l . IJ "And stil! they gazed and stil! the wonder grew, N Vrl That one small head could carry all. she knew." Wil Eel Twentieth Century Club, 3, 45 CVice Presi- 'lil ,gg dent, 43, Classical Club, 43 ll A Le Petit Salon, 4. V Belle has one fault CFD her greediness for lf".T1 :Vs but then she can't help that. She has to T 'I' il lf live up to the reputation of the family. Do lglilg ll l, not inter from this,that Belle is never frivol- ll if ous, for she is, like all ministers' daughters. 'ff ' Her greatest ambition, according to her friend's ' in l' 'HV' books, is to grow fat. ,gl ill Ali ll lil l iflllll ,il W wi 1 l. MARJORIE E. BROVVN, A.B. , , I ,--- it all A X sez ilggjl ll Meadvnie, Pa.. ll? 1 Meadville High School 'lg "They laugh that tc'i11."' iw ll . l Quill Club, 4. Q- ' 'M l ' . . . il!-Ml ,Sill Xou can see Marjorie coming up Park ave- lll nue at 8:10 every morning. She delights in -f l l,...!lN hard,.long schedules. And her courses require lgl l ff ll the biggest books in college. XVe wonder how 3 ,gill she ever gets up the Hill. But she always is l- l 3 'QM on'tnne and ever with a smile. That smile, agjllll which becomes a tantalizing giggle and sets ifg will every one else to smiling, is a big asset. She , M QW has a sense of humor which is a requisite for l HM ahgood teacher, W'e know she'll succeed but l will she teach in the VVest? l fi, sill r t l ' 1 ' . +1 Forty-szlr l ' K,--A - - Y Y A -- lmnllmu .nu fi fll f- 'e l"1ff-ifil f?f?7f.2jgjf'?'Qglfiiigiifgi iigiiiiiJiigliilffiffr . l S S- .. . I . fl' 'fiflhr 4 ul 'iflllffl -' m,:gnnll"' rv n 3 ' if Z -I-'-' Q 5 Ein A n'l" 5i E' 75 . E E E E E-'. E E ,i .-9-1' l l l l ,- l Ml l'l, l l l ll , gl F .ali lllli ,E if l l- l l S tal Ri? ix. ill, ' til 1 "'-'ali . . i ig l 3 Q3 l il i .IRM E irq.. :IW .. Till "Eli :iii , 'fl Q I l 'Eli f-4. . jj? -.ill ,fl iss if l in i fls fill 3. Q ly P l tif I. lf li ll ,A - 7- - ,.,.- ,,,, AWALW 3 -V V V Y .fr . ...-Y. '.......L,.T"fj., ,, -gg-A -1 'L---: .. . .4 ..-L..-,....,..,1-1.14 -. .4 ., is--w-+fw+ ,,a..,.7 .,,,,,:,:N-N-Hugh -wif-W - ff ... in A- f V-,fr-fpfff-fe,,.., , .. ...... ,, , , 'f WY, ,,e,., ,rw H Y f W W Y X ,v,Q.LLi-' I L 1- un.- -.'.f.L,.,-..- .. , .. 1... --'- ,. V . H .. .. . .. , - U1 LLiiJ.f.i,g' ' 1'ggi.'-.--.-,-'e'---gf1---.-4-r.'f-i-2--'H -J M ' ' aww - -14 3 .i . -. ' gg - - - 'K INEZ BRUMBAUGH, A.B. K A e A Franklin, Pa. Frank-lin High School "I do b-ut sing because I must A And pipe but as the Iinizets singf' W -Tennyson. Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Twentieth Century Club, 3, 4, Y. NV. C. A. Cabinet, 2, 3, 4, CSec'y, 45, M. N. S., 4, Varsity Basket- ball, IQ Class Basketball, 1. Inez with her gift of always lending a helping hand says her ambition is teaching but she will miss her calling if she's not general manager of something or some one. She has talent as a conversationalist but one never knows whether she will speak with the tongue of men or of angels. GLADYS H. BRUNNER, A.B. A X Q ft . Cleveland, Ohio Lakewood High' School College for Women-Western Reserve "Auzb1'ti0n has no rest." Classical Club, 3, 4, Le Petit Salon, 4, M. N. S., 4. As quiet as a mouse, yet witty as "Punch" is 'iCvlad". She is one of those industrious few who delights in stiff courses and much li- brary reading. We doubt if even a single vol- ume has escaped her eye. ,However Gladys does not altogether confine her talents to in- tellectual gymnastics in Greek and Latin, for she is gifted with artistic ability which makes her services indispensable to decoration com- mittees and Y. W. C. A, posters. A VVILLIAM JOSEPH CARNEY, A.B. fb A 9, A E P Erie, Pa. Central High School "PVl10se 'wif in a collzbataas gentle as laringlzt, Ne'e1' carried a. lzearf stazn away on 1t's blade." -Moore. Student Senate, 3, 4, CSec'y, 3, Treas., 43: Varsity Debate, 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, History and Political Science Club, 4, CPres., 4D, Modern Problems Club, 3, 4, Treas. Ora- torical Ass'n, 3, Football Squad, 4, Class Day Speaker, 4, Philo-Franklin Oratorical Contest, 2, CSecond Prizejg Extemporaneous Speaking Contest, 4, CVVinner, 43. A staunch wearer of the green, VVm. Jen- nings is blessed with a tongue like the other famous Irish orator, Edmund Burke. VVhen llill has nothing to say on a subject it may be considered closed. Full of the traditional Irish wit, an analytical mind and a vocabulary with which to fittingly couch his words 'he will surely be numbered among the famous justices of the Supreme Cou1't. Forty-smfeii 4.1 xl Q Kxvx . ' NX. -'2,lv.,X' 3 N . , ' "3 kd ' A. i, ti V "-7: .4 s G . Q ,f , Ks 'L 3-5... 4411. x gif' L-Q MT r' .. 'u ,N X , Q I' f -- -- - A- : .,.'.:t-.,..--g..,,..,,.A-,L - ' ---- - -A..-.-. -,.f.,.at., .1 ,.,, J.:-., 5 ' 'f-j-.j-5' ,.,.',- ,Li ,Q F-f",,.4 ' Zi... NTlN.'.Ql" i' ' ' mr? EARL C. CLARK, B.-S. A T A, A X 2 Meadville, Pa. Meadville High School "Tp be trusted is a greater QCC0ll1f7I1'S1llH0!llf' than to be lor'ea'."-MacDonald. Business Manager Literary Monthly, 3: Le Petit Salon, 4Q Manager Band, 3Q Allegheny Craft Club, 4Q Treasurer VVashington's Birth- day Banquet, 4. t'Clip," the Chemist, was one of those se- lected this year to assist in guiding the un- tutored mind through the teachings of T. VV. Richards. Together with his store of knowl- edge in this field he has a kcen business mind which is always on the alert for further infor- mation on any subject in which he is interested. it was he who started the financial boom which rcally gave the Lit Monthly its place in the sun. As a rule he plays no favorites although he confesses that his ambition is to change the name of the friar in Ivanhoe. MARGARET CLEVELAND, B.S. K A 9 Erie, Pa. Erie High School "7'lzcrc"s l10fl11A1lg that allays an angry mind .So soon as ll sweet beauty." -Beaumont and I'letcher. Biology Club, 2, 3, 4Q M, N. S., 4g Class Sec- retary, 45 Le Petit Salon, 3, 4, CYice- President, 43. Laughing her way through college--math, physics, chemistry and biology hcld no terrors for "Peg'l. VVith all her 'fologics' she is best versed in "amourology". She was going to bob her hair but decided one "Bob" in the family was enough. LYLE ALTON CLOUGH, B.S. B fr, A X 2 Corry, Pa. Corry High School "'Ttc'f1.r the 10t'c11'c'sf hair in the it'0rlzl." -Miles O'Reilly. ,liootball Squad, 1, 2, 31 Class Basketball, 1, 2,3 11'21Ck, I, 2, 3, 45 Overseas Club, 3, 4Q Campus 5t2lff, 3, 4, CSports Editor, 433 Secretary of .Xthletic Association 4. Clough started with the class ahead of us but when the Germans instigated the late un- Dleasantness he got into it at once and it took him two years to settle it. He is a man of single purpose however, and came back to join us and spend his time down in the Chem. Lab. W01'1f1llg out a scientihc method for the pre- vention. of baldness. He says the fake methods Keel, 111111 Derpetually broke. He is a man of real ability and we think the days of the shin- mg pate are numbered. Forty'e1'gl1t gif, .-ir, -?.......-,..-Q., " 'Q' ,1- v , 4 Y f. -- wars- il V I-L , 1- 'N i I.. life' mga' E ll 1 . gig, . lisigb 1 as A: V a..:.:5A 1 A fi--1:-Q... .Warn .. I i , -5ff5Ifi-'fs , , 7TfTfd777fTif'j"f?'Til4955315iii!lii521?!:g:5E?Ef5?55f ii g'g3f++f224iwllf liar-Lfgaifiz 1.11. 4 -,.i.g1f:'aifii '-,,1Q..'Q1."-i-..-l , 441.13 Q ' :ig . f-Q'iI- 2 5i"9'xI"'.'..,......-'i"'3'I'T'-TT" - H H if L Xb , XV 'il it la' il- li, ll? lil lil ,Ht ,llf mu ,ig , yt: ,ta ll cl E ,x l-l 1 ld l a fel l dz 1 . 5 4 eg l a fl, s-fi 'ffl l l sir r 9-ff v 1 Q, -i , . t l 1 ill 1 Y. 9 c 2 E il l l ffl, i ,J i l l l l . 'gl , :gl .-41' l ' ls -.i ' f..ll I -, F3 4 -fi i EL, J , l Lal 4 i'. ii' 'lr , Lg, ' JM! , 1, Fir ffl l F' 1 aj' ' l ,V - Vs' "li fa' 1 4' a-,l qw, 'Q up ini ,Hl if i':l l 1 1 I 1 ,il ig il I-r ire 5 if I r i V- , I .'J IN at l DOROTHY MAE CURRY, A.B. A 1' A Meadville, Pa. Meadville High SQ11001 "She hath I1 way to choose despair." Le Petit Salon, 45 VVomen,s Senate, 4. lfVith "Dot," wherever she may be, there is always an atmosphere of all sorts of good times, yet she is far from a social butterlly. Though a senior and therefore exempt she is greatly attached' to "I1m,' and indeed has chosen it as her life profession. IRA KLINE DAVIS B.S. 2 A E Braddock, Pa. Braddock High School f'Love is the life of 111011.H--SNVCCl6lllJOl'g. Overseas Club, 2, 33 Allegheny Craft Club, 3, 4. "Ike,' decided that the Lakeside Hospital Unit needed him far worse than did Allegheny so went across for two years of actual service. He returned to graduate with the class of '21, The only building that any one ever caught Ike entering was the Chem. building but it is noised about of late that when he was young and beautiful, he once paid a visit to Hulings. However he has shown his wisdom by putting his "pin on'7 a town girl and never does any- thing more rash than a little stock speculation. He is nothing, if not consistent and dependable. MARJORIE DEAN, A.B. E T E Brocton, N. Y. Brocton High School t'Hc'art to conceztfe, imdcrsfazzdizzg to dzzect, hand to e.1'ecz1te."'-IUIUUS Twentieth Century Club, 3, 4Q M. N. S., 4. Marjorie takes the lead which may seem contradictory when we say She ha? a lot of push and ability. A lover. of history, she spends many hours in the library lfeadlllg Of men of the past and perhaps thinking of one of the present. Forty-nine l j I ' "lil ,il, ,' ill HAROLD WESTLAKE DICKEY, AB. A T A T Oil City, Pa. Oil City High School 'tSlze waits for mc, my lady,-."-Dodge. This is the second time that we have Hwritten-upl' the aforesaid Mr. Dickey. He came so close to graduating last year that.he decided that he would make it a real thing this year. Dickey hails from the 'Hblg town down the Franklin 'Branch from which so many other illustrious Alleghenians have come. Past and present betoken much for "Hal's" future. I'lere's to your future success, may the Class of ,421 ever be proud of her share in it. GEORGE FRANKLIN DUNBAR, A.B. fb A 9 . Meadville, Pa. Meadville High School "Lore is sweet, use it today." -Christina Rosetti. Yice President of Class, ig Basketball Squad, ig Varsity, 3, 4, Track Team, 3g Mod- ern Problems Club, 3, 45 CSecretary, 433 Duzer Du, 4, Cast, 4j Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 45 Wash- ington liirthday Banquet Committee, 4, Class Day Speaker, 45 Block ,X Club, 3, 4. George has worked hard to maintain Alle- gheny's basketball reputation as may be seen by the fact that he led the team in points last year. VVhile engaged in the study of economics he decided that two could live as cheaply as one and hopes to prove it. He will make good in the long run although he excelled in the half-mile. PAUL SUMNE-R DWYER, A.B. A X P Kittanning, Pa. Linesville High School "A clzielkv amang you faking notes And faith, lze'II fren? it."-Burns. Q Classical Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 CChairman of lzxecutive Committee, 45g Quill Club, 3, 45 Modern- Problems Club, 4g Campus Staff, 3, 42 f1XSS1Sf31'1t Editor, 32 Associate Editor, 45, Chess Club, 4. lfor a youngster Paul is quite "sot" in his ways. as an argument with him will soon show. He is a firm believer in the value of math. and is seen more often in Ruter than in Hul- WSS t11011gl1 time may see a change in his haunts. He is well known for his editorial ablllty and will probably occupy a position on the staff of "The Baptist" when he tires of pounding trig into frosh. 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'.g:.... .-,...-.-,.--..i-.--. .---L-.4.15---v-- V--F-W.4:..1,..-4 ...-..,.,,,. 11 V Y' Mm, . gn- --f --W xx X... . X 1 , 1 1 118:- ,Q tl Be 'Y' .4 fl' yi 1 ROBERT H. ELLSWORTH, B.S. fb A 9 Meadville, Pa. Meavdville High Sc-hool "Oli keep me l'lZll0C!3llf, make others great," -Queen Matilda. Glee Club Accompanist, 2, 3g College Band, Ty 2, 3, 4- Bob quit the Eagles to join the Night Hawks. .Ks a member of the Horn Band and Blaitland's and many other good combinations he has proiiteered at the expense of the pleas- ure seekers. NVhen Bob begins to play, you can't sit still. It's that unknown something. He is also a strong promoter of the graphite method of chemical analysis. 'FLOYD W. ENGLISH, B.S. fb A 9 DuBois, Pa. DuBois High School "Thou driffest gently down the tides of sleep." -Longfellow. "lJoc,' loves the peace of a quiet way. He left us for a year to see America first. His tales of New York City where he mixed with the maddening populace are belied by the ease with which he adapted himself to the perpetual grind of studies. The smile and the glasses are never dimmed because "Doc" is an opti- mist. His line should go far in making him a capable salesman. FRANCES FIRST, A.B. Conneaut Lake, Pa. Conne-aut Lake High School "There is a gift beyond the reach of art Of being eloquently SIii'L'1lf.i,-'-BOVCC. History Club, 4g M. N. S., 4. Frances is usually silent except at spreads when her laughter is the heartiest. She be- lieves in acquiring knowledge but not through grinding. For' Frances an afternoon at the movies or shopping is more profitable than an afternoon at the library. Fifty-one , Y ,vm Y.. .V 2.2 -- f -- A -fc-1:17a ,,,:-,,.- Y-V.. . -V V Q .Z 2 W tgggwg L'-Q.'.'Q:.'a4c-,7w. M--7 ' ' .'3c.i ., 3.1 cf Jliffllf -A -- -- -V 'tg TQ. .2 A-ee - - . xi J ,wr 444, W. . ...mmffzet . -, K gills t 4 .f ' s 1' 1' Q I . x 0 N 5' 'E' n ,f .SSTO l 05' Ii . W V K-.. . EARL LESTER FIX, B.S. 2 A E, A X 2 Meadvil-le, Pa. Meadville High School "Sinzj1le duty has no piace for fear."-NVhittier, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 45 CCQDL, 399 Labora- tory Assistant, 4Q Class Treasurer, 4. "Les" is one of those fellows who believes that chemistrytis the "only', course in college and that the others are but necessary evils.. Con- sequently he has lived over the proverbial .test tube until he reeks of the fumes of the various chemicals. "Les" has a strong line and a ready pack of Mail Pouchg the two combining to make him many friends. He is doing work on his Master's Degree this year whch indi- cates that not all his time has been spent at the Red Cross. Chemical warfare of the fu- ture promises to be more deadly than ever be- fore it L'Les" gets into the game. JOSEPH ROSS FOGO, A.B. 112 F A Wellfsville, O. Wellsville High School "Lore will make men dare for their beloved." -Plato. Mandolin Club, 3, 43 Chess Club, 4. Ross is not often mistaken for the Dean even though he has often been in his com- pany. Fogo is a type that "one must needs know" to understand. He is a lover of the great outdoors and the old "gat" and his canoe are much in use during seasonable weather. Ross has a faculty of getting his work out almost without effort, when he so de- sires, but he has ever had a weakness for lining the lights up on the sights of his gun and letting fly. Ioe has the "goods" and can "de- liver" when he wants to. THOMAS FRANCIS, JR., B.S. fb A 9 New Castle, Pa. New Castle High School "Love better is fllflll fouls."-Taylor. r Duzer Du, 2, 3, 42 Cast, 3, 43 CSecretary- l'reasurer, 493 Football Manager, 3, 43 Block .X.Club, 3,41 CChairman Social Committee, 453 BIQIOSY Club, 43 Campus Staff, 43 Associate Edll'Ol'.IiZ1lCll'O1l, 4: Senior-Sophomore Banquet Committee, 2, 42 XYashington Birthday Banquet Committee, 2, 43 Class Day Speaker, 43 Class Basketball, 2, 3, 43 Senior Hop Committee, 4. W Few'men in college are liked as well as U l'om.1ny". He is a bundle of energy, a favor- ite with the ladies, no mean exponent of his- triomc ability and has a head for business. Many have been the adventures and ventures of "Tom" upon the Allegheny Campus. His Steady -nerve will serve him well in his chosen profession of surgery and his smile will bring the suffering ones back to health. Fifty-tivo - 'RTW .,'l -xiksz l is ..-C SA. , , in ix -- . avi e-ex ll , I. .. rl, lil Il 'L l,. .WL 4 . . I 4 l l . l ' i.Lf l ' f 1 1 , f 4 . 5,- ,... l 1 h. lille-l l if 4' ---N ---V - u l. :.l .i . un,-f.,.4...-...Q .3 ,. ...., V, .,.,,,...,il .--3-J f"ff'fI'7'VJLf,'. L'-2+ Y A., .4 , ,LC -F,...lVr ll ji J.. diff' ,4, l ,Li-:fL.., "f ,..a ,sf A. ..,,, , L li ff? 111 fl eip? 54 uf.,-flirty... 'gg tl,-ff',-ff lil Lffv ,,.'--'f' 4, aff-jf . . 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Glade is one ot those fellows who keeps a path worn between Ruter and VVilcox and from all indications the dirt will begin to Hy when he gets loose on some of Father Penn's roads. As a fusser he has never made much of a hill climber though on the level he is quite cosmopolitan. IDA M. GALBRAITH, A.B. A X Q Letonia, O. Letonia High School "To sleep! Perelzmzee lo dream. M. N. S., 4. Ida Mae came to us a sophomore from Bethany prefering Allegheny for her Alma Mater. Although she labors hard at her tasks she has her share of mirth and is always ready for a movie, a feed or a good time. Be- tween a typewriter and mice, Ida has a terrible time trying to get her beauty sleep. It is filled with dreams of that 'Kpesky mouse' when she does get it. HELEN GOLD, A.B. A X Q New Brighton, Pa. New Brighton High School "Size knew she was by him be'.'0t'ed-size lefzetcu' Varsity Basketball Team, IQ Quill Club, 2, 3, 4, CSecretary, 455 Class Treasurer, 3, Treas- urer Girls' Athletic Association, 2Q Sophomore Class Speaker Moving Up Day, 23 VVashing- ton Birthday Banquet Speaker, 4, Twentieth Century Club, 2, 3, 45 M. N, S., 3, 4. They say good things come in small pack- ages. Well, we believe it, for we've found that Helen does VVare well. And look at the activities, she's an energetic little creature. She 'iIJl.1llS the marks" too, in spite of her "outside activities". Changeable as the moon, except in one case, and always hungry-these are noticeable characteristics. Helen says she's gong to teach, but we have our doubts. Helen, beware. Fifiy-tlz me V A F K - W- M U Y W. . ,.Y, :Am--W-Q- N-Vg, ,-,,-,,,..- . V Y. YiY...A:Tf,.,.:s -'mm-ui " """H' ' , i Y Y grx A ""Af '.""j'1'v-"'-Y ,v-g--Q 'A s - -,U ---.44-.4 Las 1..,'.u-- - ..u ,'. -. . .Q sf- l ,., ,X HH My ,,., , .-.- -7- ----f. -.:,:g---H--0,4-, JJ, , 'pp , Kar 4 X ,-s.. NANCY GRAHAM, A.B. E T E Franklin, Pa. Franklin High School A-HN. Tofu, was ever gentle, soft and low, . . ,VP .-111 cxrcellelzt thing lllf tvolwzmz. -Shakespeare. Classical Club, 43 M. N. S., 4. Nancy's hobby is taking freshmen girls out for their early morning walks, which no doubt accounts for her "fair as sunshine-on- appleblossoinsn complexion. .Xs to her schol- astic standing it is enough to say that she is cne of the few survivors of Dean Ross' numer- ous Latin courses. MARION VVILLARD GRANT, BS. , 2AE,AX2 Meadville, Pa. Meadville High School "Ally words were nzctnzt for deeds." -George Eliot. "Piggy" is another devotee at the shrine of tlie goddess of Science. The only time he is ever seen on the campus is going to or from thc building of the awful odors that harbors "those wise scientific guys". Indeed Piggy's loqnaciousness would make the proverbial clam seem like a phonograph. However when hc docs "open up" what he says is usually worth listening to. HARRY FRANK GRIMES, B.S. E A E Sycamore, Pa. Waynesburg High -School 'illoxf glorzozzx niglzt, H1011 wer! not .vent for .vlzrlilbezx"-Byron. Dutton Society of Applied Science, 3, 4. Harry blew in after a two years sojourn at NN aynlesburg College because he believed that "variety is the spice of life" and is Hnish- YDS lllsl college course at Allegheny. Harry lives .with his studies but beneath the serious exterior there lurks a dry CU sense of humor that invorc than once has Hset the house in an uproar . Fliffy-four l KH?-E .lull --- lit? ti ,A,,,ll ,,fl LIQFS X. SLU Tfxil Et .Axis ,Q Nxrg ...ell -amp W.....,ll 7122 i 321 il ij: l-lgjl ill Q? it wil ,I 1 iff' ,., A. lvl' -' i is-1.5 ,fl i ' ' i i , jj? 4' l i Qi l 1 fmt l 'r ..,' I 'I ,1,, 1 l i: 2. N ti 'I l I U .I , ll- i l l xxx MARLIN WALLACE HARTMAN, B.S. E A E Erie, Pa. Erie High School "Faint heart 1zc:'c'r toon fair Irirfy."'-Eltlerton. Class liasketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: CCapt., 2, 43g .i . T l ?".T'f"'fPPM7i'mi" P P P L iwN'i il ' l a' tr 1 is 5 fi 5 if Ili' if ifxt i 5' we i Q 1 t . .1 'I 'n Wit t, l - I .i 3,1- .: ' ll .5-I f la z fist ri ,I sl l .-. F iY:..' iliifjl iw' s qi MPH I !., B.. , . ,l, jlziijli illifzl ifi,l i vi-2 filvii tilgs-gli ful. ': '-.fl vi , Ni . .wg 5,7555 2515 ' i i H Si i lil :lei , 1+ 'i 2. ,t :E 43? W-jlll jill :fl H li Q 'i idii itil N F1 ,lf E if ff ,ii iii lil i 371 i 5 .if .,, ll it 2 1 I 1 i I 2335 vs.. ...mv -.un-an vi-' 'vu-5 ln PN' a W 5 i f f 1 ' W-. -N I Y Modern Problems Club, 3, 42 lluzer Du, 2, 3, .LL President, 4Q Y. M. C. .X. Cabinet, 4g Class President, 3. .X glance at the above list of activities shows that Mutt's head serves other purposes besides holding his intelligent ea1's apart. llis schol- astic record has been of the best. XYhy we don't know, except that he just "knew enuf and had a good line". He has always been a very consistent "fusser". If he liltlllit love one girl he loved another but never more than one at a time. For he doesnlt believe in a "double standard". Lately he has been fol- lowing the standard of Arnold, not lleneclict, but Amanda. Let's go, Mutt. .X little cottage and love for two, will do while you teach the younger generation in the art of triangular development in Y. M. C. .X. work. JOHN DYER HELMLINGER, A.B. CID I' A Pittsburgh, Pa. i Peabody High School "Could I lot'c less I .vlrozzlfl be 1IfIf"f7liCl'.J' -llailey. Glee Club, 1, 45 Le Petit Salon, 4, Modern Problems Club, 3, 43 Clireas., 453 Chairman Sen- ior Class Xvashington llirthday llanquet Deco- ration Committee, 41 International Relations Club, 32 Delegate lnternational Relations Con- ference, 3. ",l0hnnic" is right there with the o'd smile and lots of pcp. He can make the piano clancc as well as do his part in the floor scrapin' game. However Qlohn's activities are not all of thc social nature as he has succeeded in making an enviable scholastic record, as well. His nat- ural Huency in the Romance languages wasn't all acquired through his study of the moon and stars but by consistently preparing his daily work. Johnnie is decidedly interested in South .Xmerica and may enter the business field in the southern half of the hemisphere after graduation. JOHN FREDERICK HENDERSON, B.S. fl? A 9 W6lllSVil'l8', O. 1 VVGll.SVlll8 High School N "I4'llc'11 lc1t'c's well tinzctl 'tis not ll fault 10 I Iof'c."-.Xddison Biology Club, 4. NVhilc searching for the truth 'gHendv" de- cided to enter the medical profession and cure suffering humanity, both with his own and other scientists' discoveries. His usual pose is a right angle with a miscroscope completing the triangle. F1'ffy'fi-we 2 I ,V ,i :sf se- M .- 1. lH-l " ::- j ' u,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,... .......... ...... ..... .. .......... ........,,.,,,,,nm ""' ..--getnz:::::::::::::::::::gg5:563555222-'::mm::""' ""::2"""""H-1:1424 ""'::::ax.'::z::::::::a::saa::::. wi U ,,,,,......-.--.U--.:::::::. ,.SiWin!!agen:nlllllalllllnlu noun... .I ,,... . - i- fi will in-4 555.553iE52EiEEE::5::::Pf5f2ff2222::::::.,g,:g-------- g o , e 4 k o ..::i5i2:z::-s ' 1 :mil g,,,,,, ' --:- ' 3 , l ::'-IZ"-'-..'1.'.::.,ii,:3 e 3. '. 1 N , l l 1i1ul1 li' a W 1 g in ' . i 1 Q """ in in ll i "EE . 1' ': 5 :z 1: 5 ,gg E lik. 2 3 7 i 3 v v . ,V l .2 - Q as f -4 3 3 as l 1. 15" C , - , , . . . l . ' . ::,-mf-...f.tunnY: i C , , . ,r . , -. ...1 3,3333 f ef i?4l3.1' -':::ili,Z1diIIi2'T.' 4 a is f - - I-nu. . lo -,,.. V ' ' 'a' ' ' V l vlq 7,33 Y,,., 4 - ,,,, ,, . F H, Q4 -Q l I ,- lj n w H YSL-LJ, 3111- rtgjrlg iel L, ',Tref.?iJ?r:?.,g..- 1ilig,.l--,eT?3.i5""'i:7'::-- --1--'Q -- ---- .f vw- -: I : 1' :F 1 N- H' 4a:-e are do '?gFV' 3,45 5 ' ' ' ' ' Q nv l:' E n -,!,,,, 4,4 I2 1 , an f v.. Y ,lg l :- II --W-Y -- Y .Q t 1 1 S ' t 1 -I i I'- : 1 :ai ' 5 i E FRED FRIEDEL HETNER, Bs. '5 l , 1. A X P, A E A qnentau ,Ei , E . Z ll E Greensburg, Pa. E, E . Ill ' ' ul E Greensburg H1311 School Eg E E Tingley Biological Club, 2, 3. E , g : 'HYO man has too much 'Et'l'Sd0J1l, tlzozlgh E t E E learned he be".-'leg116f. : 3 g , nn E Fred came to Allegheny with the class of E I L E 3 X ,I9 but left his last year to enter the graduate - 5 , i fn school of the University of Pittsburgh. Fred : 1 l l was alyyays popular among the men who knew l : E him at Allegheny but was not one to .f0rCC g I l :l himself on another. His reserve and dignity H -I l led many of his present classmates to suspect I . : that he was either engaged or tied up. His l - E i ability to do what he undertakes speaks well l l for his future prospects. ll I , 1 ,1 1 t 1' l, ' l , l l - T 5 I MARY DUNLAP HILDERBRAND, ' I 5 ll it B l l ' 1 - . . t l 1' A e ll l ' X I , S , I ,, I-' j g Wampum, Pa. E r 1 . . , Q ji, Meadville Hlgh School , Q a E 1" . . . ' N Wi "Yet size will blush, here be if said ,l i S - To lzear Izer secrets so betrayed." l- 5 E 1. I w Kaldron Board, 2, 3, 43 C.fXssistant Editor, i 2 E - 455 Quill Club, 2, 3, 4, CTreasurer, 4Dg Le ' - il, 5 Petit Salon, 41 Y. XY. C. A. Cabinet, 43 Campus I l ', ',::- Staff, 3, 45 M. N. S., 3, 45 Student Library V .' Assistant, 2, 3, 4. l' 1 .1 4 4 : Mary is a radiant sort of a girl. Some L l .- ,ll one has spoken of her as the guardian angel 1 L I' s of the library, for it is there that Mary guards ll 54' the ITlZ1S1ICl'1J16CCS of literature. It would be li: Yr folly,'however, to say that Mary has spent all ll l Y 5 her time in the interests of the rinted a e, 4' . . P D g ll .37-5, for many of Mary's interests will never be 'i ' Li l' -Q printed. ll ' ...1 l fl l Il 1 W , l . .3 S 1 . . - K 'Q' MARGARET HOWE, B.S. Q --f , Tarentum, Pa. - , Q. I , - Tarentum I-hgh School E l E "Deep sighted in ilztelligenee, ':, g V - Ideas, atoms, l.11f1llCl1CC'S.'! N E M. N. S., 4, Twentieth Century Club, 3, 45 I gl Athletic Board, 4, CVice President, 45. E As she makes her way across the campus, 5 .1 tall, fair and Cl1gI1ll'l6Cl, Margaret fills l1er fel- : 1 : ow ?t11dClltS.Ny1tll awe, and well she might for g - she is superior to most of them. Her ability : l l is not connned to science but appears in what- : : ever she puts her nnncl and interest, especially 2 E in outdoor sports. 2 Q 2 - - -A J , U .1 , 4 fi E 'E ' f'f.f . I I e 2 3 . . I : Fzfty-sm' : C ,Lv 2 Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll f Cl' C if - - -- 4 - jg 3 llllllll lllll 3-gm, ,m ,rm1,,.-W-,K Iwi,-.1-1-J, UT,-m, . ,j lil I, I... vw . -X l+1'5'Hl1,:r my Us ,ML fi '5:tlS,I+, 1, C 1. 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" " ' ,f N. iii? 151 , 4 'e , 3, ,Q . r TI t fg ,I C S, :sig ' -1,52 ssl: EMS? 51555 WST ill'-j 'ilifsll l . M31 will-ei lm:-gr Wei i -I lllji'-Q, ,lit-4. ihivll Ialimii will 'lliizs '1 LJ Hlawg: 1 M.-if "U-J fu in l -gl -' 1'i: will i . ,JI V ,Au I fn bil C75 .l -.,, ml! JI? .Nia Jil 1 is ri Wi? li , 52 i i V I 'J . -'i il l l 92' ,ic ll 'E .. Elf Qi ,, I lt li jl Y r 5 l l MERRILL BROWN IAMS, B.S. A X P, A X Z Sharpsville, Pa. Erie Central High School "Tile ink of a scholar is more sacred than the blood of a zzzartyr."-Mohammed. College Band, 1, 2, 3, 45 Philo Franklin Ora- torical Contest, 33 Duzer Du Cast, 1. ln addition to being a chemist, "Ioe', dis- penses the socks and neckties at Mendel's when he is not addressing the "young women of Hulings Hall' in behalf of his brand of "A" books. .XS for activities he is everything from a Carnegie I-lall janitor to a budding young orator. He improves his wind by blowing a cornet in the college band. CHESTER MCCABE JELBART, B.S. A X P Meadville, Pa. Meadville High School "I amy tvlzat I allz-BI-V d::st will be again." -Hafiz. Dutton Society of Applied Science, 3g Glee Club, 4. HChet" has delved more into town activities than those on the Hill, belonging to most of the organizations of thc city. For all that, he found his voice this year, and since, has been one of the Hill VVarblers. .Xlthough he hasn't definitely decided his future vocation, we judge that it will be Leeward. DOROTHEA KE-RR, B.S. K K 1' Meadville, Pa. Me-adville High School UlfVllL'll size will, size wzlil, and wlzen S110 'Zi'0I1't, slzc' zc'0u't,' so there' an end of if." -Shakespeare. Tingley Biology Club, 3, 4, CVice Presi- dent, 4Jg Twentieth Century Club, 3, 43 St. Cecilia, 3, 4, CVice President, 42 Secretary, 155 Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, CLeader, 4Dg Girls' Glee Club Cast, 4, Joint Glee Club Cast, 4. "Dot" is one of the main props of our musi- cal Allegheny, and under her efficient leader- ship the Girls' Glee Club boasts of a strikingly successful year. Though she is a town girl, she is very much "at homen on the Hill where she and her giggle are always welcome. It would seem, however, that our strong-willed llorthea believes that variety is the spice of life, for contrary to the general ll. Lief, she has cleverly avoided pinning down her affec- tions to any one man. 'Fifty-sef'en , ..-,. . . ,,, M-.. .-...-,..:gj.g. H . 2 K-we----:ers-Eesti V ' j - , ff. ,.ig7if'Tni.: F-bm I ' as ,,, ,Ep , X - D K K i si i l V Q ,er WXAH i, 'I , Q l 1 , . t 2 I ALFRED JAMES KINNEY, Bs. A X P I lib Meadville, Pa. Meadville High School 1, -.Lffx Nigel' and C'1.f1lC'7' do 01' die." I 3 --lieaumont and Fletcher. llutton society of Avvlirqfl 5Ciff11CS, 3, 43 Foot- ball Squad, i, 2-S l1'21Ck, I, 2, 3, -ll Block .X. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. The hrst two names are a little misleading but this is really "llrick". .Xlthough 1-irst in college when the tuition was a hundred per, he decided to hnish up this year. He may be a slow walker, but let him put on spikes! XYith enough years behind him to klnow what college is for, "l3rick,' ought to hnish up by building a bridge across the ocean. IRWIN CARL KRUEGER, B.S. fb l' A, A M H Q CMediCalJ Erie, Pa. Central High School "Leor1zcd he teas in llIClf'L"11llf 101'C,,'. lliology Club, 2, 31 President, 33 Manager Stu- dents' llandboolf' 33 Glee Club, 2, 3Q lliology Assistant, 3. XYhen is a senior not a senior, but a medi- cal student? .Xsk lireuger. "Ick". alias "Bugs", alias "l7uteh',' alias "Cornflakes", is from lirie. lle commenced his career at Colgate where he rushed himself Phi Beta Kappa. lle came to -Xllegheny his Sophomore year butdid not seemto End in the local chap- ter of Phi lleta Kappa the inspiration that he needed. llis taste in all matters is very good and very special. lle has his favorites and quite a few of them are still around. It is touching to hear Irwin sing these words so full of meaning, "ls there still room for me 'neath the old apple tree?" Nevertheless, with all his qualities, good and bad, we expect some day to see hun one of the leading surgeons of .Xl'l1C:'1'lCZ1, DOROTHEA EDNA KRUSE, A.B. ETE West Valley, N. Y. West Valley High School Perfect 'Zk'0llItlIl, nohly filaazucd, 10 tvnrii, to L'0HIf0I'f mm' romu1a1zrl." --Steffenhagen. XYomen's Senate, 2, 3, 4, fPi-egifle 5-, 3. 41 Twentieth Century Club, 2, 3, 41 liiology Club, 3 nt, -UZ H. N. y -lr- lfdna in her quiet way has the most dependable women in though she directs the welfare of 15 ffllgagefl in college activities, y nlegleets her studies. She is faithful in friend- Slllh 2111! lll leadership, and constant in love. been one of school. .Xl- the Hall and et she never F1'ffy-eiglzz' if rv IZLH- Pr :limp-.-,Q '2"i1iL2Zl.f 5:-ii-1-7. PA ffff jijgf-ei bjff- 'A 'iiijix ,,.1f e ' ll f , ll ln., -- izffd- f ' 3 , . it ti ii t gfff 4 Pfjii-1 l t'tA .fe .5 Ltlfkv ,, l iw-" i pri plfiidil thi, 'it 71,291 fileflat "l 1:20 lmiqil 'll ff- thigh :i Q 1 ii . lig :lx ii Qliif' ll' l l , .IN t. l .li li ,l N-.Eva T 'v . L 'ji 1 X Nz! fg 5 a A ff' I -EA if i i . llfxii A I 3 i - ll, its flirt-:li ,ifififi .Still wifi V5-rep , I 579 R fill! V 1. ll fl llizii , LJ 11333 2-Ji 11' Fill sm. T ins. ffill 'ef il .ggi 'Avril AW, --iii Hamm! 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Overseas Club, 3, 4Q Class llasket llall, 2, SQ Tingley liiology Club, 3, 4g T1'ack Manager, 4. L'Skinney" was one of those numerous ones who entered with the class of T20 but enlisted at the beginning of the war in the Lakeside Hospital Unit. .Xfter two years in France he returned to .Xllegheny to graduate with the class of ,2I. Outside of being a con- sistent and important fusser, Henry is a prom- ising student being a satelite of Doo. Lee's, and has a line that rivals the good doctor himself. Guy always has a better one than the other fellow and intiniates as much by a H.Xw, that's nawthin', listen to this". SELDEN L. LEBERMAN, B.S. Meadville, Pa. Meadville High School "Let IIS then, be tvlzaf we are, mm' speak rvlm! we think,"vLongfell0w. Selden T. is truly the scientific man. He is "old man Chemistry himself". WVhat Selden doesn't know about undergraduate chemistry no one around these diggin's knows unless it be the Hlloc hisS:elf". Xhfhat he knows, lie 1t'I10'Zt'S, too, is the beauty of it. The scientific field will feel an added impetus to research when Leberman enters it. VICTOR M. LEFFINGWELL, AB. CII K XI' Meadville, Pa. Sharon High School "lll011sfc'1', 1lICffIl-11133 I small-".-Shakespeare. Football Squad, IQ Allegheny Craft Club, 3, 4Q lloxing, 3Q Senior Soph Speaker, 4. This very amiable gentleman has success- fully combined a good time with study. Vic is a very versatile man, lover and student. He has a ready way with the women and is a real fellow. He used to be able to "beat up" his kid brother, B X O, but no more. Fifty-izme . T, A... -2- ---,--vxnf. ,. .. a , i v RUTH T. LERMANN, AB. A X Q Monessen, Pa. Mone-ssen High School "Those dark eyes, so dark and so deep-." Varsity Basketball Team, ig Klee-O-Kleet, 3, 45 Le Petit Salon, 3, 4, Cvice Pfesldeutv -02 Student Government, 4g Quill Club, 49 TWCU' tieth Century Club, 2, 3, 45 M- N- 5: 4- Dignity and poise, but lots of pep, too. She's one of the pillars of the Student Govern- ment, but with all her squelching, she keeps ner long list of friends. VVhat greater praise can we give? Ruth is one of the steady girls the Dean can depend on, but Ruth has a "steady", she depends on too. What ever work she may take up after g1'ad11af1011 WC know that she will make a success. FREDERICK VVILLIA-M MCCLUER, A.B. A T A, A 2 P, A K Warren, O. Warren High School "'Tl1011 1l.T'l'IIg ray of ivzteflccfzml Fire." -l'alconer. President Student Senate, 4, Campus Staff, 2, 3, 43 Clfditor, 43, Quill Club, 2, 3, 45 CPresi- dent, 455 Literary Monthly Staff, 4, Varsity Debate, 2, 33 Modern Problems Club, 3, 4: CYice President, 45g President International Relations Society, 4. The above list of activities convinces the reader at once that "Mac" has been doing things while at Allegheny. Fred has always been on the job and could be counted on to do and do well what he attempted. .Xn enviable scholastic record coupled with his extra-curri- cular activities make a combination that "Mac" can well be proud of. Business is the world that beckons him but in so doing the journal- istic field loses a luminary. JOHN CHARLES MCCRE.ARY, A.B. .A T A Monaca, Pa. Monaca High School "He doth, z'iza'c'ed, show some .vfvarlex that are like wif."-Shakespeare. Modern Problems Club, 3, 4, Le Petit Sa- lon, ag l3and,ii, 2, 3, 4g Ckssistant Leader, 3, 4,3 Student Senate, 3,7 Vice President History and Political Science Club, 4. "Mac" has. been. the criterion of the dress- ing world during his college course and in the capacity -of senator was considered the best dressed Justice on the Allegheny court bench. 1-le is also one of the leading exponents of the terpsichore - f' - an ait-uith the iesult that he has assumed the position of the late Vernon Castle in his line. Wie have often wondered what he 15 801113 to do in the line of business but have decided that whatever it may be, John's care- less. grace and ready smile will win him a place as it has among those who have been associa- ted with him. Sifrty - - .. -, .-.W 1...N,......a...,e.-.La.s...aa.s.....,.....-... 5- -. .. . , .. - .. H , l J: i H dl l I f " - i':.Y'iP'PiPi,TV:,i',f-,'f'V-'-11.jifff-Ff.'ff'.FTYT2i',.jiT,:?-T2f ,:Y ,-1 7 Y P- Y, T Lg-mai X --l--'-- "" ---N ---- ---- ----L-:.-,...-. ---LQ11,j::jf' "jj f Q " f' I I MARGUERITE MCCUNE, A.B. It K F Erie, Pa. Me-adville High School " "IfVlzo loves, raves-'tis yozztlfs fre1z:y.' -Byron. .ii . ,-,,,A. ..,, .2 Le Petit Salon, 3, 4, '1'reasurer, 41 Glee Club, I934XINS 4CYicc President, 3 D. All work and no play would make "Peg', a dull girl, so 'KPeg', manages to do her share of playing. "Peg" is the kind of a girl who always has time for a good time. 'Tis said that her contagious giggle captures all hearts-we won- der it that is the reason she wears a little jeweled heart over her own? .GEORGE ALEXANDER MCKINLEY, B.S. Allegheny Club Meadville, Pa. Meadvi-lle High School "He tons wont to speak Plain and to the jim'- jvosef'-Mucli Ado About Nothing. Dutton Society of Applied Science, 3, 4g Col- lege Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. "Mac" has been with us, ever a silent but constant student of the mathematical sciences. llasketball and "horning in" the band have been his chief activities and he has done them well. Long legs are an added asset to hill climbing and carrying the transit across coun- tl'y. WEBTER DEWITT MELCHER, A.B. fb r 4, A 2 P Swissvale, Pa. Swissvale High School "Doubt can only be l'L'Jl10'Z'L'd by t1c'tz'011." -Carlyle. Varsity Debating Teams Aff., 42 Neg., 49 Y. M. C, .X. Cabinet, 32 CSecond Vice Presi- dent, 3Dg Manager Campus, 45 Campus Competi- tion, 2, 3, Duzer Du, 1, 2, 3, 4, CVice Presi- dent, 455 Duzer Du Cast, IQ Men's Glee Club, 3, 4g Thoburn Club, 1, 2, 3, 4g Delegate at Large, Athletic Association, 4Q Philo Franklin Oratorical Contest, I, 3Q CSecond Prize, 3Dg Classical Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. "XVebby', came to Allegheny from the Smoky City district although he doesn't smoke nor talk too much. He has hidden springs which well with friendships. Many of these sprung from "Cussy" canoe trips. 'WVebby" always had the Campus at the door on Wecliiesclay mornings. Genial, versatile, his activities ranged from the pulpit to the dance. He has only finished the first lap, however, for next year he enters Boston Seminary and it isn't too much to propecy that he will be the Sunday speaker of a few years hence. VVhile talking on his feet, "Webby" could make the moun- tains ring even on a Round Top picnic. 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A -ff f i 2 ,W fx '1 -- fe Igi X 5 2 C P I: l l : .W ii 1 V -fa ,fl 'FLORENCE AGNES MILLER, A.B. tai V l , T . 5 1 k X X ,t A A o li' 1 xx I l E ' 'XX x X ' Corry, Pa- l P ' A g Corry High School E Q "Illi1m'f1fl not of lzcr.rc.'f." :l : Q Class Basket Ball Team, IQ Yice President, E' 1 3 ' Somhomore Classg Twentieth Century, 3. 45 g ' 1 I I l , lunior Member Student Goyernment, .13 X- I : '4 ty. C' A. Cabinet, 3, President, 4g M. N. E 1 - S. 3 4. ' , I 1 9 - S "l"lossie" left us this year to work among X : " ' f S the girls of Johnstown. If the number o : : friends one makes in college can measure suc- : E cess, surely Florence will have HJZCOITIQIISIICCI a : S great work. among her newly made friends by K l , the time she returns. to graduate with us. - ' : ' llulings has been looking forward Halltyeal' F0 2 1: l , Commencement time when "l'loss1e. will again : 1 , 4 . make her nightly calls on homesick or blue : 5 ' folks and furnish cheerful giggle and funny : l - 1 story. - L fn ' ' l n 3 E X 1 E 1 E . HELEN REBEKAH MILLHOFF, A.B. E l 2 X A 1' A g - " l A E Johnstown, Pa. A g 4 ' Johnstown High School E 4 "'H11.xtc' time lzynzjvlz, mm' I7l'1'l1g zoitlz 1'1lC'C I l I jest and youthful j'0Hl'f-V."-BI1lt011. . l Quill Club, 2, 3, 4Q CSe:rctary, 3Dg Kal- K E dron Board, 3, 4Q Literary Monthly Staff, 2, 3, - ' : Q., 4g Secretary Oratorical .-Xssociation63g,Le Petit : 2 , Salon, 3, 4Q M. N. S., 3, 45 Glee lub, 2, 3, 4. I 5 'F "l3ecky's", "Good land, am I late ?" is heard E E at skeenteen places a day, for she has the pe- : , ' culiar faculty ot holding doxxln many Jobs- : l and getting them done, too. She diners from : ' :I N N most people in that she prefers "bacon," not : l 11 only for breakfact but any hour in the day. 2 l QQ I A Her greatest fear is in being mistaken for the " Lui Y. VV. president. I A I . 57 S 3 MARIAN MORRISON, A.B. 2 E K K 1' E W Meadville, Pa. l 4 Q Meadville High School 5 "Let me llatfe C1lHf1:!2llCC' for ll 'word or tivo." I E -Shakespeare. : S HLe Petit Salon, 3, 42 Klee-O-Kleet, 3, 4, E E Cilreasurer, 41 Vice President, 4Jg Student g E Government, 3, 43 Secretary of joint Senate, 42 g , PZll1llCllC111C,' 3, 4Q hVElSl'111lgtOl1 Birthday Ban- g ilU0t C0gi1Tll3tE6, 4: Class Vice President, 4Q : E ienc I , F' 11 u ast 4. I E Marian has her feelings hurt each year E - when the new freshmen insist on thinking her - 1 E one of them. Marian's fun-loving nature takes 2 I : it queer twist by including an almost unbe- E l Q lievable amount of good, steady qualities. She : plans to teach the young to "parlez-vous" but g : not for long for we hear that some one has g : bill t' other plans for her future. 2 - I n I l u E E Sixty-ttc'o E V 'AY' A S lllllllll A l L L llll lllll lll lllll ll lllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE sr' I .-2' -fs., 5-.a ,A 1 .-- ly - W 1 l i " l l , E E , z , L . E , l l l.. i tll l i ,I E gan i ll l . l, l l'l t ll , W il ' il l, Ei l l li l .a , I l' l l I , ll a l' l l l l I 1 1 1 l n 1 l l l l l 4 l l 1 1 I S 1 E 2 E t 5 1 3 I 1 l d QQIIIIU. i EL:- 14" 1 f,,. r-" gl X. Q, it 1 'i i at 1 tl 1 1 It 'I ,IN J l r 4 3 l ' 'ltlffilliffQ",'1ft5'i'?,'fff151' ' H I'f,':f5119'l'iff5TS9'7"if-if-'l "" X ' if il QT 'S'f"1'i:, gg,,"'-'i'f3f-- 4.'..Zi1- 7. ----A Hs- iii" "" :15i.,1::ii,::iff:':.?,i.L:::'fl'EQfi'1'3E'L 'ts ' '- M in jjjjfjj- - ' ' ' ' ""gij'IlfQ' N MQ, . l A p fill 1 Ql T -1 "Wig l lg, We ffl' fn! 5 lfilf X, -wt. NORMAN P. NELSON, BS. llifgjl up A e T 2-ll lg, New Castle, Pa. Q5-fl . gi New Castle High School ,gl "In such bll.Y1:I1CSS, action is eloquence." 1 Football Squad, 2, Varsity, 4. lift Nliith his curly locks "Scoots" has been the lily, envy of the fair ones of the campus since his gin, entrance to the halls of learning. A man of ' wonderful physique and ability, he took Baldy's VTE, place and hllled the shoes well, when the time foul came. He IS a musician of no mean ability, jgjtli and as each artist has a favorite theme he jfjlllg whiled away the hours with "Margie". fill l 2 3' l ll r' ll Q! is xgll, :tl 5 il, , ALYS o'NE1L, AB. , H 7 lx K F :jlj Hamilton, N. Y. A rl . Omaha, Nebraska., Hlgh School . 1, "IfVh0 love too much, hate in Iihe e.rf1'e111c." Tfllf -Pope. Fl- Reserved, gracious, kindly and sweet-all J, these adjectives may well be applied to our ',f, .Xlys. Freshmen usually regard her with a reverent awe, but those who have learned to know Alys, and who have spent time in gain- ing her friendship, count it time well spent. ,lf llignihed always, Alys unbends enough to ll, be enthusiastically interested in football. From l, New York state, a connoisseur of apples, but lf her specialty, Baldwins. f. li ls ll DALE B. PAINTE-R, A.B. A T A l Butler, Pa. l . , Butler High School I "I tuould rather excel others in knowledge i than in jvowerf'-Aclclisoii. L 1 if nys- .SJ l' fb Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Modern Problems Club, 3, 4, VVelterweight Boxing Title, 3. This embryo lawyer of tl1e serious mien is an exception to the assumed prin-ciple that those who expect to enter that line of work should talk while preparing. A man of set ideas on the questions of politics, love, and war, he may be seen taking his morning con- stitutional across the campus while on the way to class. Many claim that he is a woman hater but, "ask Dad, he knows", Si.1-fy-tlzree XA ... 1 Lg- --'TZ--' .. . ul 1:0---i'r"M 5, ,U Wgr.. V 1. -v-2 i . ltlf- M-- . f .. 4 - --.-if -.Ja-1 -S,,wJ,w,M-. 1 i i l .K . V 'saga-1 'hr 1 L. Q" f i 1- STANLEY E. PLUMB, A.B. fp K -rf, A K Youngstown, O.. Edinboro Normal School "ll'il and lizrmor belong to genius alone." President .Xthletic Association, 43 President Senior Classg Vice President Student Senate,.4g General Manager of Publications, 4g Varsity Football, 3, 4g Manager of Kaldron, 33 Classi- cal Club, 3, 43 Modern Problems Club, 4Q Block -X Club, 3, 41 Class Day 51985114611 4. "Stan" has distinguished himself for his ability as a football player and, indeed, his abil- ty has more than marked him asu'-a man among men" in every branch of activity that he has entered. His cognomen, 'fthe Humor- ist" is more than applicable, despite the solemniziug effect of his two years over-seas. llis honest and sincere effort in behalf of .Xl- legheny was recognized by his being elected President of the Senior Class. JLYDE DAVID POTTER, B.S. Cb A 9 Nebraska, Pa. Nebraska High School "He proved flze best man 1" flie field." -Coriolanus. Manager Track, 35 Heavyweight 'VVrestling Title, 3, Biology Club, 43 lllock A Club, 41 Allegheny Craft Club, 4Q Varsity Football, 4g Class liasketball, 4. "Zeke'l came to the front last fall when, in a week he changed from a raw recruit to a regular on the football team. At tackle he wasahard fighter and a willing worker, prov- ing a stumbling block for many plays aimed in his direction. VVhile philosophizing, he decided that we are part bad and part good but we can't be "all good". llack in his native haunts he expects to enter the lumber business. ETHEL POWNEY, A.B. A X Q M-onessen, Pa. Mones-sen High School "Her lioir is airbzfrn-". i Twentieth Century Club, 3, 45 Le Petit Salon, 3, 4g Quill Club, 4, Campus Staff, 3, 4g lltlumor Editor, 3Q -Xssistant Editor, 4Dg Mov- lllg UP Day Slleflker, 32 Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet, 4. 'Vile donlt know whether the ability to tell a Joke goes with red hairg but Ethel has 'em ooth. Hulings hasn't heard any new ones since she left at mid-term to teach Natural Sci- ence and Algebra in her home high school. The kids won't "pull anything over" on Ethel for she has alspice of temper and enough dignity to carry it well. SI'.1'fj"f0 ll r e all i E., - id'-f-if" .fa- .fllki fx' 5 A 4 -..I- ..,,,, n ,,.- j,,-j,,.,- i I i , .. I -A 5 .X . i ,... I .4 I 4 F Q 4 .., l a i -'- r l F:-W-T. F -LLJL-E3 SS' Q-1 .1 .11 l 1 ! . i 1 ,Q --...T - - -- - ----g---.s--- Wm ma: ' .qe nimiuf- 1 gg ,i,'t:a1.lqe.1,-1-C3 -wggn If' , ,WWA QC" 'C-W O7 -if-V of -TMA' "'N'i"-'14 ' ' fe-if ' rlwl' 4 itQf2l5:5+i3j'rll:33:li35lX1Lib-5-ChCllgll-if-QP:-Qff1il1fmff1Eli?filliigfglffffdiiitfgtjftfx3r,1?L1i1f1Rb-Llfliti:ci-:ze-:-LELTQTT31iv- -5- .7-ff-11+ 21, -.-H .-...,. 3 -e e -1 of 1 I 1 ' 11:NQ"ff"' ggir- '-f':f--+212sees1sf5f3E5:91f1I.121r111-1:13. 1 nr: . f -eexttaafamw' ' ' ,g,ff1+:ff'erf'43w"f 'Knife-:gL34't1W"q" '24-is .1 F.,--,114 -.., H :fa ,gn"'f7.'s:1-FTS 'M- ' 1 ' 7 ,fifffi--.. -1 ...-i3i'F'5 41,..,,.,.,Wa5.x..s.i:z.x:.,34w,,v 4 44 4 -11 1,1 f 1 44 , V 4,4, , .X gy- fi- 11:33 ' l11::-7 1 f' l", ' 11 il 15, 1 15. N1 ,f view 1 ills-W-V' M-rf 1 - Xb ' Y - 111 l -, '1 1 1 E1' -1 'ill ' 'N 1 1 , 4 1,1.,.,..,1 .v,,,,. -4 X f - .1 11 - 41 ., l g 1- ,1 :1, - -R- f ill 1-fww' lt-+4 111 1" l 1 'l ' 'V 1. '11 -gf ' I fi sg XF. l .1-1-- .f-' ,X 911 F le? eg- XXXL 1' ',1'f-1 f.N,?CE?' tf- Q 12f5EiCCi CCiixQiigg1'l'ol T21 ' Q3 -,gs ,1 11lffii"9,'z'1'jf44T H gglglieii, 41 . . 4 4 :tgps .C 141511 11'lieiofiei--e.e.,g,,.,g,,, q,q -,QQZZTJLLL ',' ,7,7 , ,. . ,, 1 Q .. - , - 1 ,jjliiaig fe 'MPT' li ,f . - - - .- at ' ' g1 is -1--is-N. -1- -1 Q1 l' lf L111'21:1i:i::ifg::4i::ig1'gt::'15.1113.111 --..-QfQCii.'jf'iMifglqf'O' 9 liTi"'7OfZ+ 5 " 'l'l""'i--TLZLKT' "N' "O " """""1r"'ff' 'L-ef 5-5 Y- j W W-5TillTi'l"' , 4 44 l 1 - l ' .vii 1 1 Wm MW 1 ' -Lfid ' ,l ll 'W---um MC I 1' 1 1:-:ffl l 1 ,1 1,11'ifi'11- 1 1 1, DOROTHY ROACH, Bs. ff EJ K K 11 li' -3 llff-'-'1 1. I 1 L11 Pltt-sford, N. Y, Pittsf-Ord High School . .-1 'ref-1 . ,, . . 1 175 14 Life 13 a fzrmzy thing," 3, ,lj 11 ? ij , , 'ringley Biology Club, 2, 39 Quill cub, 3, 11 ,gl 1111j1,4,4 lwentieth Century Club, 35 Athletic ,1 4.1152 1.11: Boaffl, 35 Y- W- C. A. Cabinet, 3. l l""il 'li 17 1111151 'f Although "Dot spent but three years with .l1j2:11 I us she managed to get her full share of biolog 11112111 ical training. However, she always had time 1114351 for a hike, or a trip up the "Cussie" and she bf, proved just as capable at these things as at 111-111 "lab,' work. YVe are sure that '4lJ0t'S" un- 1111fl111 T ,Q1', usual ability will place her in the first rank 115,144 13 4 of her chosen profession. 1 ll 1 l1"'fll'1 11-"-Q11 311i,l11 1,1 1 1 ' , 4 4-344 DANIEL STURGEON ROBINSON, AJB. 1w1 ff EAE .11 11 4 4 1 Umontown, Pa. 1 Uniontown High' School 1' I Ill .,. 1 .4111 ,117 "Beside, lzc was a shrewd flll1'Z050f7flL'I'.,' 1 1 ft +Butler. nf Basketball Manager, 45 Overseas Club, 3, 45 lf-.112 , lllock A Club, 4. -..l -- ' 4 QQ ,N ,XS you have noted, "Robbyl' is a man of 11" " "c1u1et mien" and is one of the most dependa- '1111 Q ble men in the school. To put his ability in ,i,11.' 1 31 4 the ephemeral, but expressive slang of' the 4 moment, "he holds a brain" and what's more, he 111111 I 4 uses it. He has, unlike his brothers, avoided ffl11l 4 ' l the scientific path and sought out a broader j-111 la- . V 4 course of learning. If we may venture to 41.-111 li -J - Q prophecy, we would say that Dan will give a 'j'iE1 .T 1 Liu.-, good account of4himself in whatever held he L-'ll' I 21. 1 ' - ' enters, whether it be law or business for he --illl ll fl I "sure has the stuff" M1211 1 .K 1 , 1 ' - l1 1 l , --1 H-1 -1 - 1---11 f 1 -.111 144 4 1 :fill .QW l l -N 1,--1, HAZEL ROBRECHT, A.B. 4 444. W4 41 Y 1,i1.Y A A Q 2111 Wheeling, W. Va. 1- 11: 4 1H1:1 D U 515' 1-1 -1,11 Wheeling High School 1' .f 1, I-14 1 "I feel in C'Z'Cl'j' smile a Cll!l1.7L." I, 114 Iljl 1 4 M 4 4 lil' flJ1VI4l1,l 1 Class Basketball leam, 23 Le Petit Salon, ?ll1 1'1l1T15ll1- l 32 M. N. S., 3. dll' 1lGi"'11'l1i- Nw- llll f llazel's good nature and dimples have won 1f1'1gf'1jlff her a secure place on our class roll, although 114 she wasn't with us this last year, having ac- l1 1111.TQ1lf11, quired sufficient knowledge in three-fourths the 14N 1l13?111ll usual time. The under classmen want to know 'l ,5f11f" -, the formula for her success in getting A's, hav- 5 11 53 ing a good time 3.11Cl.bClllg a thoroughlv good ',:'jll,,lf sport. She never mlssed a date, but she al- 1 l11l" ways had her lessons. 1 Nlkf 4 of . 2 ll- -1121 .110 . 841144 if, S 1 ll N1 ' A .Sll'.1'fj'-7Ll'Z!!3 1 151 aesammsmxummmmwmgmggggxjgwgggagh 11 . 1-.71 -4-iff.-.igg.,,5.,-...-,--ii11?i'ixg iii s f . . :ii.,Tff., 1-Q31-1!iuS.hg.te..ul.Lutl,.1. 1 Le 1 4.1 li.llhgf.-L1.pullg,J,1..Lg.lg.g-,Luo 3. ...me 1 J. il I i HAROLD JESSE RUSE, Bs. 4 K MOHGSSCH, P-EL. Monessen High School, University of Bordeaux, France "I do not like this fooling." Campus Staff, 2, 3, 43 CHUIU01' ECl1t01', of 3, Editor-in-Chief, M of 33 Mflllagmg Edl' tor, 45, Biology Club, 2, 3, 49 Qulll Club, 2, 3, 4, Le Petit Salon, 2, 3, 43 CSeC1'f5t31'Y, 475 Overseas Club, 3, 4, Modern Problems Club, 4, Publications Board, 3, College NCWSPHPBY Correspondent, 4. The worse thing we can say about the man is that he is a highbrow and that he talks trench to the rest of us to whom French is nothing more than a course in the catalogue. He admits CID that he was a sergeant in the army, C21 that he is not literary and C35 that he doesn't believe in co-education-it's too dis- tracting, but nobody believes him in any of these points. JAMES OSCAR RUSSELL, A.B. CID I' A, A E P, A K Edgewood, Pittsburgh, Pa. Edgewood High School 'tBel1o!a' lzow God does work to make a. man." Football Squad, I, 2, 3, Varsity, 4, Basket- ball Squad, 1, 2, Track, 2, 3, 4, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 2, 3, 4, CVice Pres., 3, Pres., 41, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Block A Club, 3, 4, CVice Pres., 33, Quill Club, 3, 4, Classical Club, 3, 4, Thoburn Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Volunteer Band, 3, 4, Modern Problems Club, 4, Alle- gheny Craft Club, 3, 4, CVice Pres., 3, Pres., 43, Duzer Du Club, 3, 4, Duzer Du Cast, 32 Debating Team, 4, Class Day Speaker, 4, Kal- dron Board, 3, 4, Cliditor-in-Chief, 45, Student Manual Editor, 3, Chairman Washington Ban- quet Committee, 4, Chairman Junior Prom Com- mittee, 3, Featherweight Boxing Title, 31 Featherweight Vtfrestling Title, 3, Delegate Des Moines Conference, 3, Philo-Franklin Contest, i, 2, 3, c2llCl Prize, 29, Extemporaneous Speak- ing Contest, 3, Supt. Valonia Sunday School 2 3, 4, Manager Entertainment Course, 3, 4. "Jimmie"-"He came, he saw, he con- quered" both friends, faculty and activities. This Kaldron is a tribute to his ingenuity and tireless effort. 1 FRIEDA REGINA SCHNELL, A.B. E T E North Ton-awanda, N. Y. North Tonawanda High School "I must become a b0rr0'wer of the 'll'l:gl1f.H M. N. s., 4. Frieda is one of the "take her while you can get 116-I", type, four she is continually on the go. As Miss Ellis' .right hand helper, she is indis- Densable. Partings on the front steps must be brief when Frieda is on hall duty. She is an earnest worker and a worthwhile friend. Si.rt3--six -V 3 ixlfiffff: .. :1'i.:1::::3:,g: . . , 'Nl""i 3l'l'TI2't "' ' -- S' 4 2 .TL .1 .1 Q. fl, 3 , , , . 5' My l l 1 l 1 ,l r. E - 4 'll .I l ll .l l l -M, ll. 'fl .Qi .,. All ,fffilbx llllii NWFP? Q-it N-.nfl :lTIil,:l, l irq? l itil llsfl, :ffl I :Q lf S lllill ll Will lllll-ill 'lfiiiil flier l lic-2 lllrfll l J lllligll lifieiil 'jllijl 43531 Yfllll .jjil .Emil .ll , f,.l l ffl e -ll - lli . -lil? .3 li, l lli . 4 .E sl, lf EV: iw sl ll. My .W l l 1155 gill lj' ilgl 5171: l l xl Lwl, ll f-QV! Q lil ,lf iq 3:5 .. S ,il g 'Tug Hg ,UI ill! l 11.1 ,Ill f 1 ,u ,gm ., ln' 1212 ...-I RUTH SEABERG, A.B. Tallage-We Mars, Pa. Frewsburg High School "Size of their wicked ways Sha!! l1dHl0lli.Y1l fllC'Ul'-.H Classical Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Twentieth Cen- tury Club, 2, 3, 4, M. N. S., 43 Student Vol- unteer Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, CSecretary-Treasurer, 333 St. Cecilia Club 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club, 1, 27 37 4' Few are the girls who make college in three and a half years-fewer still are those who suc- ccssfully handle a Methodist charge at the same time-Ruth did this and more. Her fame began when she extinguished the Dean's flre her freshman year and it has never waned. HELEN MARGUERITE SHUSTER, A.B. ' A 1' A, Q B K Wilkinsburg, Pa. Norwin Union High School "Heart to C01lCCl.'U!3, the understalzciiizg to direct, Ille hand to o.1'ec11te."-,lun1us. Y. W, C. A. Cabinet, 2, 3, 4, Qkresident, 45, Quill Club, 2, 3, 45 Twentieth Century Club, 2, 3, 4, CSecretary-Treasurer, 455 Klee- O-Kleet, 2, 3, 4, QVice President, 45, Klee- O-Kleet Cast, 2, 33 Le Petit Salon, 45 M. N. S., 4. Just gaze at the list of activities and you will see that Helen has spent a busy college career. She is an expert at starting things going and I'l'lE1K1I'lg them go. One of those rare people who is eternally busy, yet has time to be the bcst kind of a friend. CLIFFORD WELD -SKINNER, B.S. AXP,AEP,f1:BK,f1:Bf1: Ashvllle, N. Y. Lakewood High School "lfVllat a glorious thing life is-and how glori- ous man's destiny."-Longfellow. Varsity Debate, 1, 2, 3g Inter-Class Debate, IQ Secretary Hughes Republican Club, IQ Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 25 Quill Club, 2, 3, 45 Mod- crn Problems Club, 2, 3, 4, CPresident, 49, Tingley Biological Club, 43 Allegheny Crart Llub, 4j Nlfakefielcl Oratorical Contest, 43 CSec- ond Placejg Class Day Speaker, 4. Here is an example of what becomes of a school teacher who goes to college. I-Ie started in by monopolizing all the A's the prof's had and is ending his college career as head waiter in Cochran llall and assistant in biology. "Doc" has cultivated a fertile line whch he expects to use in becoming an M.D.J He is known by the book bag which he always carries and which causes many frosh to take him for a prof. Sixty-seoe-n , --'11l -i If elig, , ,.. .YQ -e111 1 :-f' 2.21-ff 7:33, ,-..- .,.- --,. -:1 --1 W had ' -4 1 ,,,,,,...... M..:-I1-v--3:3311'HA.T.-,-...1mf.n-:fff'11fl"- " . '- '-f . . Vs- fA-- f---'---'M -U--W - W' 'M 1 ,,.....s,,-3-L U ,,..-.--.-fy-115 -:':f:T-:-: 5"-i.. 1111111'111. 1 -il 1111 'li Y gf, H , .Q -5-1 - Y . .13 I nv 'ip , . 1 1 , K, W.. ,,,, 1 A1 M VH-1 1 I M -- 1 1 --1----N-31:3-Y,-1. , ld, 1 .- 1 ----- -A f 14 "" 1'0" """i., 1'ge5fEtl1hFt1J1--,gig -gg--f-,-figi.f.1f'.4e'-1+ -e-A'--.--4'-'4'T ffm " -X. 'ii 1 - .g-exist f NXT! . 1 -al 1 .,. .- ..,,..-.1-.V . 1 1 will 1 x .V . 11 -,115 11- 1.-1 1 1 l . I -111 311211 .11 eillgl -l1 -gil Q i . 1u1'51 :QD 1 l LAURENCE VICTOR SMITH B.S. CID A 6 Meadv-ille, Pa. Nleadville High School ".X1'0tl11'11g great wax ever aclzicfed 'ZU1'fll0llf OIL' fl!1l.YI.l1SIlI.H"-EUlCl'SOU- llasketball Sfllliltl, 2, 3: Class Basketball, 43 Modern Problems Club, 4, hlVl'CStlllig Squad, 4. "Laurie" believes the saying that Hsilence gives consent" for if this were true he would always agree with everybody. Coming back this year after a rest at the Phoenix lron WVorks he was hardened to steady work and has shown this by his constancy in visiting Hulings. lVe do not know what "Laurie", intends to do but it will be worth while. MADELINE NATALIA STANFORD, A.B. A X Q Sheiiie-ld, Pa. Sheffield High School ".-I little fire is quickly frodden out-." Captain liasketball Team, 1, Cjssistant Man- ager, 233 Glee Club, 2, 3, 41 Klee-O- Kleet, 3, 41 Fire Captain, 43 M. N. S., 4. "Madge" won fame by her 'Kbrave conduct under tire". .Xnd speaking of sensations- well if getting one's name and exploits in the headlines of all the country newspapers within the radius of fifty miles isn't one!-do show us something that is! Fortunately she has survived the 'tburning" reproaches of the Stu- dent lloard-burning because QQ Q-IOW of all the calls that they answer for the "extinction of hilarity" come from her room or vicinity. MAXWELL S. STEWART, A.B. B T Johns-town, Pa. Johnstown High School "'.4las, the l0f'c of 7t10111a11!"' Thoburn Club, i, 2, 3, C'l'1-eagul-el-, 353 01,61-- seas Club, 2, 3, tX'ice President. 2D: Stu- dent Xiolunteer lland, 2, 3g Football Squad, 23 Chess Club, 3. This blond Adonis, believing that the O. D. uniform would harmonize well with the Marcel wave of his auburn locks, joined the Marines to keep'out' of the Army, but got back from france in time to graduate with us. He may have been a brave Marine, but he has been known to walk a block out of his way to avoid passing Hulings Hall. He is a whale at lawn tennis, even if he is weak on a park bench. He doesn't know whether to enter the ministry 01' 11Ot1'for he doubts his ability to handle the Ladies' Aid. Si.1-fy-ciglit 111 1 l 1l1l 1 .5 ,Env x---11? 51311 1 lid Mui 1' 311 ggi Sill 1i1.QQ,1ll If ii . ,V 1' il 11l1r"1" 1l Wi, 11 -.l l"' ' li 1 s. l1! 1'11.Va. 31'- 111i lii1 1 ll i 11 1 i'l l l l i 1 1 1 . 1 l 1. iss? 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"Tanny" has rather' an artistic disposition and refuses to worry about the small difficul- ties of life. He is forever smiling and seems not to have a care in the world. His chief attraction, outside of the fire-place and his guitar, is a certain bunch of sweetness called "Peg", 'fTanny" was more or less indiffer- ent until she came along. Now "Tanny" is in love and once in a while he doesn't smile. He is a friend worth keeping and a husband worth the getting. RAYMOND ARA TENNIES AB Allegheny Club East Randolph High School East Randolph N Y H19 'words are bonds Two Gentlemen lrom Verona Ray left college to help Uncle Sam wrn the war and then left the army to help the class of 2I make the enviable record rt now holds He rs one of those rare specimens that manage to get a college degree rn three years He rs suspected of lravrng an ulterior motive for avoiding Hulrngs Hall Cwhrch he does consrst entlyb although we have never been able to get the goods on lrrm He expects to spend the rest of his days converting the heathen to the Xmerrcan Jazz standard WILBUR COLLINS THOBURN B S B T A A E Meadvrlle Pa Phrlander Smith College, Narnr Ta, Indra Hrs fuzde rn reasorrmg res Alexander Pope Student Senate 4 Thoburn Club 3 4 fPI'CS1Cl6I1t 43 Student X olunteer Band 4 Le Petit Salon 4 Physics Lab Asst, 4 Extem poraneous Spcakrng Contest CSecond Placeb 4 Glee Club 4 Argumentatrvep Well verrfy rt' He can argue on anything from the number of rays of light reilected from an indigo violet purple necktre to the age of the gopher trees with which Noah burlt the ark But wrtlrout argu mentatron we are convinced that lre rs a mighty good fellow and one to whom Allegheny will some day point wrth pride He came all the way from Indra to get a good Methodrst edu cation and goes from here to Boston Seminary Szrty mue ,J - -- -A1 4 A - -- -Q--fl? ..- ,.,. - gg-- ..., ag 1,-:., f:.,:, .si-5, AA--:A-'.m f .--.szwfllg-. .- . 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'VM , or . i .t C .Q QQQSLll+f1iCff'f-EL"'?"Lr'ig""'Li1f 5"'iiffffQg1i.1Tgp 154'ifi:'iTQ,i'1i,,111ii.i.i1ti1,-.i''1,'l.,.-.,.g::,,,,,q,,kq V A ""f 1"L.JilLIf"-T4 -'v' 3 iliifi-K5-i3Tif.1.111i,:4i:::::i1g1s1-giigpiftigz:1:t....ffmii-237g gmlgiggtjiggiijmL41 f ,,ji'1iii1T""i'rTg-if-q tg,-fgfg f--Qgjfrgif"i31iiZilJ if g i i r 'A 'MM : : DOROTHY THURSTON, A.B. IE I Meadville, Pa. Led Meadville High School i You must come home wiflz me a1zd.be my guest, i:l you M111 give joy to me and I will do U All that is in my power' to honozrr you. gl -Shelley. , Dorothy has made her place on the campus :' by her devotion to acquiring an education., : especially following the methods of Pestalozzi. E Her country home has often been the scene E of picnics, for Dorothy is the soul of' hospital- , I ity, and the fame of the good eats at 'lhurston s l : is known among the college girls. E MARGARET RUTH TITUS, A.B. li . ,H ,, 11.1 A X 9 i L- ' .i . gl Barnes, Pa. gill Ei She-flield High School M-3 'ii .f . . . - 1, 3 l :Q W "IfVhat sweet delight a quiet Izfe affords. li E' 1 -Drummond. " Twentieth Century Club, 2, 3, 45 Quill Club, ill.- ,gil 2, 3, 43 Literary Monthly Staff, 4, M. ' ggi N. S., 4, Philosophy Assistant, 45 l' r ,QL Assistant Librarian, 2, 3, 4. 'iffgt ' YS' . l ,Q It isn't everyone who can find time for all l - :fill the things Ruth does, from writing poetry to II. 32 S assisting in the philosophy department, yet I, tl, ' there 1S11,l1 one of us that can beat her in "pull- Q! , ing" the coveted A's. But with all her work, I, in Ruth has had time to make plenty of friends, A if 2 "il W and they all fully realize that she is going to V ij - I make a place in the Hall of Fame, perhaps as l I- 3 a rival of Harriet Monroe-who can tell? 'Tis l' .ii said that Ruth is expecting to go West to teach, but east or west, we know that the girl f H 5 with the cheery smile and the big black eyes, lr , , will have the best of success. A l ji 1 '- ,. f I i 1 I : ga l E ijlfi 'N VVILHELMINA TRAUM, A.B. il, T 2 T E I l ji , H if Meadvalle, Pa. 4 ,Q Meadville High School i 'lllusic hath charms fo sooth the savage ' - breast." - l . W l CQHCEC O1'g21H1Sf, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra, I, 43 ' : ' C19-552031 Club, 2, 3, 4, CSecretary-Treasurer, . 429 'lwentieth Century Club, 3, 45 St. Cecelia , , Club, 3, 4, CP1'eSide11t, 435 Day Student Com- - f . mittee, 4. I it The' above quotation does not infer that I E the R111 Delts are savages. "Billie" has work ll 5 V E K both in town and on the Hill. so she is always . busy.. She has dipped into Latin and Greek, g but still has a good reputation with the faculty. E ble has not been turned to thoughts of love - , while she peals bananas" on the organ. , E l 1 '4 ,117 : E '9'v'l?g ' W I l : Q- Seventy I E E 5' Y " .. V M- . V, f V lg : IllllIIIIIllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll ' M:TT"'if"f'ff'i'T?ii"'5l"'4"-"-"-' s llllllllllll lllll e . --if---3-e We--a -.. .ct " ' nun'Illmlnmlllllnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll A . W 4:4 w l" ' 'J 5 ::." ,,.f Z- l l an Ill: ,,... I I E: I , Q l 1 5 1 E 2 B E 1 5 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 l l Q l r i l Im.,g- kb X X I 5 X E wif: ' 5 J 1, ,1 1 1,, S .-14 y 1 ..1 J J, J ,1 ...J if .X ' igffx 151,g1,1,S, EES! llxi 4 ii 5 Pi' 11 11" l i FSI 1 I5 l ffzl 1 'f ? :El , l. l 1, l, l lt: , . l ggi 1 l :H pw' S lil .1 ij 2 l-l l 4 fri 1 1iI Li NI n ' 'lllifnll will 1'-lx M9221 l Zalgill , ff 1 :if lj t lrlll-5 Ill? il1'LJ! :wit 3 Jllirrl V ,jjlij1i', . sjlfffg' 1 3,1115 R 1 -. 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West High -School, Cleveland "Beware of her golden 11CI1.l', for' size excels All women in the magic 0' her locks." -Goethe. Biology Club, 2, 3, 4, CSecretary-Treasurer, 3, 4Dg Twentieth Century Club, 2, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, 3, 4, CTreasurer, 33, Varsity Basketball, IQ Athletic Board, 2, 3, 4, CPresi- dent, 43, Secretary General Committee College Dinner, 4, Biology Assistant, 3, 45 M. N. S., 4. This Wide ranging list of activities speaks for itself. Gladys is interested in every part of college life. Her English ancestry no doubt accounts for her evident favor for nobility, es- pecially "earls". She says she is going to be a laboratory technician but perhaps she'll take up CS aXV57. ELIZABETH EVANS TURNER, A.B. K A 9 Freeport, Pa. Freeport High School f'As good be out of the world as out of faslzion." Class Secretary, 2, History Club, 4, M. N. S., 43 Class VVashington Banquet Committee, 2, 4. In spite of her moods "Betty'l is often very "jollyl', but at other times life at Alle- gheny seems to "pall". Usually quiet and dignified she sometimes "gets loudn, and at times even Jolly, although she enjoys an even- ing out with Jenkins once in a while. A'NNA JANE WALKER, A.B. A I' A Bruin, Pa. Butler High School "ChCL'l'fllII1CSS is an oftslzoot of goodness and wisdom." XlX7OlT1Cll,S Senate, 4, CSecretary-Treasurer, 433 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, 4, CVice President, 455 Le Petit Salon, 45 M. N. S., 4. Early in her college course, "Sweetie" must have had a drink from the fountain of eternal youth, for each succeeding year she is mis- taken for a freshman. Yet she has an amazing amount of energy and dignity for such a little person. And versatility! Hot dog! She can turn her hand to everything from planning a dinner for fifty to tickling the ivories. Seventy-one Y Y N If iv'-Y WMA A - . ..:L...T..v-,,,s-1 V - Y, ,,:.,,,,:. ,,..Yf-+-A?-4 ...H - -f-ff:----"ij 'R' 'MMA , - - ., -lf-- 1-:--wee:-A-f:1v:.efT: f 1 1--A W: ' iii M- -I , 4 U 411-1-f -V T -as-if 1 fr' 1- w"'r'frr,'--. , A , ,,.. w ,,-F . GRETCHEN SIMON WOOD, A.B. K K I' Oil City, Pa. Oil City High School " "Tix what I love determines how I .10-ve." -George Eliot. Klee-O-Kleet, 3, 45 Student Senate, 4, CSecre- t,,fy.'f1-east1i'e1', 43g Class Treasurer, 2g M. N. S., 3, 4. Gretchen left us at the 1nid-term as three and a half years were enough for her to make friends of us all and do four years work. liven as Student Senate member ,she was still a true friend and, Mask G. VVood' became the by-word in the hall. "Gretch', was always an admirer of beauty and we knoyw she never will 105g her love for"'Pretty. things, es- pecially for the jeweled diamond pin she wears. DOROTHY WORSTER B.S. i l 'I iiii, 4 , ' I 1 U Af-H+. 11811, I 2 13.-sn.'-iA,j,q...5-2.5.53 Pl Algigfhl l "Qi-Sin l vi F ,. an Yixiwyn 1 , j'll r I , K K 1' Edinboro, Pa. Norwich High School "The greatest of faults I SIIOIIIII say, is to be eonxcioizs of 11011e."'-Carlyle. Glee Club, 1, 2, 3Q Tingley Biology Club, 3. "Dot" doesn't believe in wasting precious time. She gets l1er sheepskin with us this spring at the end of her third year. She spends most of her time in the "chem labf' but we forgive her as she puts her knowledge to good use-her fudge making ability is pro- verbial. PAUL ALAN ZETLER, B.S. CID A 9 DuBois, Pa.. DuBois High Sc-h-ool "Only so much do I know as I lzrwe lived." -Emerson. Zetler acquired the title of "Lead Pipe" Cflfly 111 his college days from the fact that he was so hard to move. He has gradually increased his studies until now he is about to Publish a book which threatens to replace Hoyle. He won his letter as captain of the Sleeping team after four years endeavor. "Zet" never took 'many notes in class but jotted them down in his Cranium and the funny pa1't of it was that he always remembered most of it. -1 . ima - 3 I A-s r'-"1 1---'4 tl -ldv P . .. ,N it tl 5, .-. t, 1-..., w ,N "li :wmv 11,1 'i 1 I.-. , I , , ll el I V14 l' .twill ll gf 1 gifij N N130 i l'f.gi.?, 'I iil1ll"t'll. Setfeuiy-two ,l :E?Ef?'33433'l3iIll3iilf.Til1'::f:f3:-1:-f-ge----A -M-----M ----- f-115112-eefrd--Q 'Q l N-gijgggiggsfel :sz 'illlgif 413. fffi1LQQ, ijiHEQV.,fLT We--W -e- . 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U D H g Bilitllililifffgasia saggiw iflssiiiiiiiili i' 2 5 g 5ii!ii:gE: H i ii'!' li"'lil::lfl::Il'llIli:ilEME'fE1 I- W V i ' ' 1 l' I 1 ' i' ' I 1:' T i e e r . 'T T C C C ' i T IE "i -1 nl: 5 T G11 f 2 gif 5 I E155 U 2 El ' I N Q E Colors: Blue and White If t Q I- :l 5 y I5 ' E' 5 ' l I 1 ' 1 : Gbdirrm S' - Q U l ' 2 E E l E v' President .......... ....................... . . . . . . . . .... George Booth E ,E l E y Vice-President ................................................ Nelle Wooley E - 1 1 ! Q g l S Secretary ................................................ Ethel :Sarah Kerr g l 1 , U 1 V 5 E Treasurer .......................................... Paul Raymond Wlneman E l . y -, l : : Q : X : ' X - : 1 E i E in Gilman Qiztnrg E y l i l E 3 If you have done requirements for every sophomore, E l : E You know tshat Poly Sci's a fright and History is a lboreg E 5 Class history's no exception, yet the Kaldron seems to think u: g i No Kaldron iscomplete without thisiform of wasted ink. 2 A g Then, if this history seems to you a little dull at times, : ' 1 E i Remember it's no simple truth but truth put into rhymes. g l x l 1 I 3 - l E So here are our statistics and most of them are true, i 3 , V We came in nine-teen eighteen and we'll leave in twenty-two, g l l T We were a .hundred eighty strong, young and fre-sih and somewhat green- 3 l E l Not as green as most frosh classes-and O-ld.Alleghe has seen E up E That same verdant mob of freshmen grow 1n unity and power : f I 'Til of all -her hundred classes we're the very cream and flower. ,1 T Prominent in student places, varied in proclivities, L' g l Now we rule in field and classroom-run all school activities. . I I i S . E A Of the details of our :progress there is little one can write, . E Can you trace the path of genius just in printers black and white? E g We came to Allegheny mid the wild alarums of war, n E To seek a hero's resting place with the Army Training Corps, E an And after we 'had won that 'war we then resolved to stay I E To quell the cocky sopvho-mores in dear Old Allegheg E In wlhich, as with the class beneath, our sundry little quarrels : g Left us to walk our rose-s-trewn way all garlanded with laurels. E E I E 'Tis true there are these persons who, envious of our fame, E E Say our politics are rotten and our vanity's a shameg E I That our school work is neglected as the partial teachers keep g E De-voted watch above our heads in classrooms where we sleepy E E But this lis alway-s recognized as ignorant fallacy u I 5 From disgruntled sophs an-d seniors full of greeneyed JGHIOUSY- E E Our politics are pure and sweetg we're modest as can be, E E And there never was another class one half so bright HS WG- E I . E Whe11 next year's Kaldron first comes out withnlpages white and new 5 E And you find our senior -pictures tlhere, all Smiling out at you, E 2 Just take the older 'Kaldrons and search all the old files through, E E For another class -that can compare with the one of Twenty-two. 5 I : Q Seventy-fizfe E I u S ,, C at C, C C I Q , , , mlIlllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll g A , 1 ul I I lllulglu muumuu ll In n ' fr W LT .....2'.'If e' Y ,,,-, 31:-BHD-'I -ili- n "'.-"-':v 'gc' l ..-- . .. -1,-a-5 E: .-:E 3 W 'A I.:- Ill I -fr an lllln I u E Ill! Q I nun - i .Eg ... --""-i-"" E .E I il ull 1 uuunmm IIHIIH I, llllllle .I "Hsu 1 uulllllllll lllllll u I ' i' :-nnlllnullll.-gal - II -I I m "S: -ll IQ "' :IP l annular ""'mA-ll I nunfnnlnl """'IllHIlwllmu in 1 ABBOTT MARJORIE CHRISTINE BALDWIN ROGER LEE Gllazu 1Knll MIHHCHDOIIS IVI11111 And his name was Daaid tl1e Mano War Washmgton D C Fiiend athlete student loaer h BEATTIL ALFRED NVESI EY S am Trading stamps with eaery puichase BENDER ALBERT JULIUS Meadvlue BINGAM AN WALTER WEAVER Wi lie Lander? Latrobe - Fat fresh and foolish : BIRD GEORGE LLOYD BIRD JOHN CARAW XY VIeadv1l1e High np in a tree he sat Meadvllle I always tell the prof all I know BITTNER GUY CLEMENT Meadvllle When along came Ruth BLY LUCILE MILDRED Jamestown N Y - Smooth runs the watei where the brook is deep BOOTH GEORGE Chaflefol -I But when they fall they fall hard S BREX OORT xt XURICE JOHN S1r1c1a1fv11le N H 1- To see a IHUM rnn a mile and only move tuo feet - BRITTON WINIFRED CLARE P1ttsbu1 gh - A hill climber from away back I BROWN MARGUERITE CHRISTINE CAMERON ................... ........... P ittsburgh She and Marlleg should combine llzose names BROWN MARTHX PRISCILLA .................................................. T1onesta , One of those gonlash girls , BUCHLXN XN HUGH HENRY .......................................... Grand Haven Mich. The mountains saw him and trembled BUSHYAGER GI ENN RAE ..................................................... Ieannette - The Senator! Dont bother him he stndies ,, CARLSON SIDNEY HAROLD ............. , .............................. Lakewood N. Y. R I bane one grande swade from Xamestown CI-IALLENER WILLIANI ALBERT ........ ..................................... P ittsburgh I ll soon be Marion lzer. Clflfe admit itj ,, f CHAPIN MORRIS EZRX .................. .. ....UniOn City Not a lady's man but a ladies man CHARLTON EMILY MARIE ........................................... ...... M eadville Rnshed bg Phi Beta Kappa COLLINS LORENA VERNE ...... ............................................. C enterville Some cnpids kill with arrows 501116 with traps CONROE JOHN SIDNEY ......... .. .. ....................... ..... C ambridge Springs He springs straight from Cambridge CORNELL OWEN TMONTAGUE ........ .. .......... ........... .............. W a ttsburg Strong on the aesthetic stutt : E COULTER SARA ELEANOR ............ ........................ .... I . . . . . ...... Butler : - Y 1 , s ll " 5 CRANDALL EVELYN ESTELLEi.Sa.1h.SiqiSii.?0ui1t on a y - E E CRUMRINE RENNEDY IR nn I Much sat upon ea V1 e - E CUNNINGHAM RAY GEORGE.. ......... ............................. C attaraugus N. Y. ...........Ed1nboro Science gesterday today. 25154 er. i I I i U I . E A youth of sober phi - E E DOING RUSSELL THOMAS. .... ....... .... ...................... . : Doing what? Fnssing DRARE LUCILE ................... . . . . . ...........Edinboro I I Meadville : - g A Eloqnent music : DUNDON, LYNN CULBERTSON .......... ............................ B . . . ....... Edinboro I : R C1 1 d, 11 1 1 " 5 DUSENBURY, MARION ........ ffl .I.t.ef1f.Lfl.S..ift.. E : . Conneaut, O. More deadly than the ina-'e ' l l ' D ' l D i l E 2 EATON, HAMBLEN COWLEY .......................... ' ........ E ELLIS, MILDRED FRANCEIST3.l,iI.tl.li6i7l1li'i.I..ZiniTli.t.0..b.e.S.:Y??rt i . . ..... 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EUC E I E ul uv ,, I I I E PARENT, PERNAND NOEL .......... ' ..... ............,..... , .................... C har1ero1 E I E QI I I e I - I E PARKER, DAVID LA YERNE ............. Wk. ..................,.... I ............ Avalon. E I E - ' ' - . I I H 3 PE.-XBODY, SARAH MARY ............................................. Spoogwotof, N. Y. 5 E E I dare yon Bill, either one ' : : I g PITT, HARRIETTE FRANCES ................................................ Rlploy, N.Y. : 3 I X Pure as the snow on the convent roof I I - I.: E POSTANICE, ALTA LUCILLE .............. A ........... U ................ 1 ......... Moodvdlo V , , : lg When she passed it seemed like the passtng of sweet mnszc Q . X - : 2, PRINGLE, GAIL XVILLARD .................... Q .................................. Pranklln 3 , E I ' I v I W I E PROPER, JOHN BOWMAN .,.........................,...,... U .................... Tionesta Ig , , 1 ' lfVhere are my wandering thoughts tonzte X E I 5 REDMAN, WVILLIAM HAROLD ...... t ..... ......... Q ............................. B faddook - , E . , v A , , E RICHEY, WILLIAM HAROLD ................................................. Vaodofgflft ,I , I I If E E I tumbled often but only fell once I . I E ' 2 I' RUNNINGER, GRACE ........................................................... Franklln - , S I I A riddfe most obstrnse I I , 5 I E RUSSELL, MARION EDWARD ............................................ Ifoloooof, N. Y. 2 T 2 Just learning of the world I l I I 2 ' E SCHALL, MARTHA ELISABETH .............................................. Vandergrift : T - 2 "Rich, he" is, in holding the affection of this n1Ie1nber of the Board : ' E SECOR, RALPH BRUNNER ............ .. .. ........................................ Ridgway E T I 'e ' t I , L g SEVERN, WVILLIAM ERSKINE ................................. ........... Clymer, N. Y. , I 1 3 E I ' P l ' ' I : " E I SHEVVMAN, ALON WATSON .................................................... Tionesta I : , I - I X fl ' il 'I ' I - I E SHUMACHER, CECIL MAYNARD ........................................... :...Meadvi11e E I E SMITH, FREDERICK EDWARD ................................................. Meadville ' : .A : ' : I Q 5 STEELE, MILDRED CLENDINE ............. ' .................................... Meadville I E I E STONER, MILDRED LOUISE ...... A .... .................. T .................... Scottdale E E SUMM, WALTER HERMANI. .......... Qf .......... 6 ..... 3 ................... Edgewood E E E SWANSON, WALTER PHILIP ................................................. Ridffway E E - --I-U , ' ' U l I I, E THEURET, RALPH ALPONSO ....................................... Moodviuo 5 I - , ........... - E I VIRTUE, KENNETH ORAEME ............ ..................................... G uys Mills I E - F .A . V . W - E WARE, HAROLD GLENN ..... H ............. . ................................... Greenville E - g I f E . XNIEAVER, RALPIH sII,K3I3?eEI1I-.1-lie.b.elT21illY..il.L:..6..?i.t,...:d ...................... Cafmiohools E I 1' v o ,-- Q E WEEE, PAUL ADAM .................. f,.f.3...lf1 .... l.e.ff.LT7f'f1H' to dw Erie I E 4 - u .......................... E WELLER, CLARA RIEHITIBLE. . . .Z ...... . ............... Z ..................... Springboro E 1 P 1 A L .. ' - ' E , WINEMAN, PAUL RAYMOND ....... , .... ,... ...... ..., ....................... Sharon E . I - ' ' E WOOLEX, NELLE ..................... ,.l!..:,. ........... D ......................... S cottdale E 3 S' YOUNGS, HONVARD ELLIS .............. t C. ....... I ............... Ngfth East 5 l g , E I 5 ' I E E O ' I. 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I ann I S '-1' g 21.1 ' '1- l 1 ,ai 1 1 lllllln u H HIIIIIA: 'link udum'll"'Ul ' 'HHEEHIIII M nllull lllllllll Eu" ll pn I su lrnlggm U' uuuu--in 0112155 nf 1923 COLORS Maroon and Wh1te GD1'tirrr5 President Mortimer Elliott Graham V1cePres1dent Dorothy Ellen Nlussler Secretary Vlaria Pearl Avery 'lreasurer Linnie Elizabeth Louden 0112155 Quiturq Of all the classes whose hist ries are told Since in 1819 the first left the fold The class of nineteen twenty three The very best is and ever shall be Our freshman year we started out right And gained us a name through prowess and might In acting and or tory marks and the rest We made it our aim to come out the best We followed the Sophs to O11 City one night And cut off their curls till their bald spots gleamed white Our freshman year once past and gone Our highest fame began to dawn. The frosh had hardly got unpa-cked Before their hair was sadly hacked' For twenty-three produced to art Tonsorial masters who leave no -part The freshies plead but all in vain' ' We shaved their heads to the very brain- And of some baiber it may well be said That they took al-l the brains and lenft only head. Then class-day came on Montgomery F ield Again the fiosh were forced to yield' In races and soccor tugs-of-war and tieups We showed up that miserable race of pups. We had a class meeting and at it we chose A bunch of class off cers that never will doze. Mort Graham and Dot Mussler will watch every step While Petie and Linnie will add to our pep The Senior-Soph Banquet came with November And 'Sophomores took part-a part they ll remembei Their spirits were high-and so were the others, Ah, cursed 'be the censor who such triumph smothers! The-n cam-e the big banquet on cherry-pie day, In gay hula-hulas we Sophs held our sway, The girls were in sac cloth, the fellows in whiteg Their faces were brown stained, their sashes were brightg When the strains of "Alice Sweeney" first resounded through the crowd I The Freshmen ceased their singing and in low submission bowed. Ah, it was a glorious banquet-one we will never forget, The joys of the 'most happy day which is in memory yet. But now that the Ka1dron's bubbling, our hist'ry must go ing And we must close our story, before we scarce begin. We leave o-ld twenty-three in its glory and its prime With a lot of things un-said just because they do not rhyme. t , Eiglity-one -U EMIII E 5 5 E S E E , 1 -1 All gl ll -1 u llllllll I I' " ..!I222-:Lum u M, nunnn ' I''nulfilluuilillllllullnnll ' . . . ..:.:.:r ..?,.::" J 'W' I. gn - l Nslllll if-' . 1'-n"n:" nnll-"E:'- , 0 ISA IU Tihmwfndnw I mUIEME3Q5?5iE5iiflAKll PEEWWFD llllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllll llllll Ill ll ll mlllll' llllll lm - . lull El fair f Ill-ll mill. .FP mninl I 'll 'E 1 :HF Q 2 uinnlnfg llh E .355-1 XGNEW R XLPH P XLMER Gilman 1Ku1l -gi-'Ulf Jnnzp out of the cradle and uzn lon: conzan XNDERSON GIEI ORD LE XCH XRNOLD ANI XND X RUTH Not so shaggw Mx lmgdonz for a Inuit AX ERY M XRI X PE XRL A eu fish has hzs dm B XCON RXLPII DELOS Swift s Pr enunni B XRNES M XRY R XIIIRXN Nzght Phofogiaplzy B XIES SANIULL PENNINI XN e chofns nmn th a -817110 LIGLER 'IHELNIX XLTHEX Be Uood and xon ll be Iollesonze IIRD ALBERT COTR XIL He fle u the C0017 Bl ODGE'1'l RUSSELL CONWVELL NIILO Miss Rowleg s Hght hand anon BO XR R XX NIOND II XROLD Inst lealnzng the woild IIOLLINGLR CH XRLES AUBREX T s onlv 11 al IOWMAN HELEN JANE ...................................... Iflfatch onf! the teddies will bet ein POYN ION CARLXLE I ....................................... Althon h fcindless he jvlags Trannzerai Poland O Sinclanvxlle N X Clal ion Aleaclville Meadvllle 'I oledo O Nleadville E1 anklln Cattalaugus N Y Eiedonia lx X Nevl Castle Meadville Rane AlV3.lVVOI'tl1 N. X. BOZIC JOI-IN HERBERT ........ E .......... ........................ ........ J e annette Clean John -He came clean from Jeanette BRITAIN WILLARD JOHN.. eu Brighton Silent serious and beanti nl BROVVN MILDRED BENNETT ............ .............. Palm oli'e did it BURDICK EARL RUSDOLPH ........ . . . . . .Meadville . .Cole rove A young :nan n1a1'r1'ed is an old :nun marred T CANBX JOSEPH EDXVXRD .......... ....Nevs Castle M, what anafhslete CARTWRIGI-IT OSC XR LING, ..... .. Another of the conntless. I i H CH 'XPIN GEORGE WILSON ........, . . . .Sharpsville ,Q 2 I 27' 54.5 ' nl un - - u - - I l an - - , l 2 an - n Q i - l 1 l 1 w ll glllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l l l l Sl 1 l I .ll-il - The mail-pouch lid CL XRRE PAUL VVOODVVORTH ..... A C0l'11l01'Sl?lll'. lfoirillfiyi i i CO CI-IRAN, CHARLES I-IONVNARD ...... J ll-110-C8l1fS-fl-l77'0Gd COLLOM, HAROLD LIBERTY ........................... q He shaleev a mean 'voice COTTO M, HAROLD V .................... ......... ...... A shady lane for nze COURTNEY, RAYMOND STEPHENS ..... .............. A male man CROASMUN, NATHAN WILLIAM ........ .... CUNNINGHAM L He cleans up once a iveele A U , ROY CAMERON ......................... IS "Dar-wortl i't"? DALE, HORACE DARLINGTON ........ I I DAVIES, SAN 4 Over hill and Dalelllie.zlz'lllon'sl.iIl pursued her IUEL EUGENE ............ . . . .Nleaclville .. . .Geneva, O. wiikmsbufg . . . .Meadville . . . .Dawson . . . .Guys Mills . . . .Redclyife . .Meadville . . . Franklin , "W"-Oil City DICIXSON, FRANCIS HARMON as1 nsez to be X1 bl O ,,,,g51t3ua, . R' - Eighty-two zchard the Lyon lzearfed llll lllll lllllllllllllll llll -J 1. si "TJ V v Win. I r I Im H I ...A .. .. 3 ' ll E333553553333-13l'5'5l?EEEf"' ""5iH:'f:::'Y'::'EEi ' .l' ...:::::::a1:ez:::::::::::::::::aa:::::::':::"':' ""' :::::'-:'-- ------------ 1-A---:::::::: ----'-- :::z--:A--------fr-M . .3 ,::EE...........2..f- '59-5255----:'::::::"' " "" """""" """' HI - S g L " " -.:"""m:u.......::::::.....a:.:::::::::::.a.i::::.I I mi... ' -r A - A as L ff 4- -A -5 i f-"'-Hagggg ' A L A L I Y . . j::::2::::: 'l- x 4-na-'12"'-in Ei """' Q A .-?.. " APE' Z :E 1 EA X "" E ing Y r V Q , , V 5, -11,7 dia. A A II A A A A A jg L' i . In . ...I . " . , V .lm Mn Q 5 J lmugimufl:I:::ll::HiH1lT !EggiggEggiiiiigggigfiieiigasgifgg gsiggigiilii ' li!l ii saE.EsEiE:g! ligiiliii V , ig!! I 'Yi - ' ' ' ' ' A' ' - 1 l V in l 'Y' E gl . I: - ' IE. li E I: Ig- 1 Q fll E DODGE, RUTH ANGELINE. . .. .Meadville ':l . .l E E Of mazdenly preserve gl '52 5 DUEE, MARIORIE .........................................,...... ..... N ew Castle El 'gl X 2 "Roll your own" or what is Bus Doing? :V E EIMERS, MARION HELENA ..................................... .... R ipley, N. Y. '22 : All men are liars! ' E E EMERY, EDWARD NOVVLEN ............. . ........... : .............. .... A Iercer E5 : 2 , Theres a warm spot in my heart for P, H. C. : I 2 ESTEP, IVEY BURDINE .................. ......................... .... I 1 1diaua 2 1 - HR' D D u 1 : 2 zng ang 11, S : E i IINNEY, EDXVIN ASHLEY... .................... ...Meadville fn : g Yea, Newton! : g y .E FLEMING, IRA OZNI ...... ........................ .... R i dgway E ' ll Tl1e zfoice of the Dioffenes I I 1 'B Q E E FLINT, WILSON REVIS ....... ......... I . . . .......... ..... V Vilkinsburg : I - No girls or me! S I E FO ULKE, MILDRED PLUMA ............................ . . .Meadville 2 : D Q No. I-IOOWJ Efficiency I : 2 E FOULKE, RUTH MAUREIL ................................. .... A Iieadville l : Q g No. 2-R65El'T'8d and sedate ' : g 2 GAILEY, GLENN W ....,.................................. ...mcxeespm-f I : X E "She dances Gaily" I I I I : GALE, LOUIS HARRY .................... ......................... ..... E 1 'ie 2 : E A"gal0,U but by no means a windstormslry g : ' E GATES, FREDERICK HAROLD ................................... .... O il City - : , 2 We don't even let a dago by in Oil City Y E g ' E GERGELY, EMRO JOSEPH ........... A ..........,................ . ..Meadvi11e g I If li-nqn-ist also A I E E , GRAHAM, MORTIMER ELLIOTT ................................... .... O il City E I : Measnres more from ear to ear than head to toe ' : 2 GREENLUND, TRACY ELLIOTT GLIDDEN .......................... .......... W arren I : 1 E M l As chaste as nnsnowed snow E : E l GRENELLE, VIRGINIA ................... ............... .... R 0 chester, N. Y. : - , , . : E .Stzll 'waters run deep : I l I HAFER, GEORGE BYRON ................ ............ .... C oraopolis - : E Lots of form but no noise E E v 2 HAMMOND, MARGARET LOUISE ........ ............... . . .Reyuoldsville I - S "'Wi1ze, men" and song 2 I E HENDERSON, MARY CORA ............... . ....... ..... .... C 0 1me11Svi11e E E 3 Dear nine co-ed E : : HENRY, WILLIAM LOUIS ................ ................. ..... B 1 airsville : 2 E "He talks, but fails to speak" , : I E HIMEBAUGH, IOHN WALTER. ............................ . . .Meadville E I g A Hya'iaf2lione diver : E E HINES, KENNETH ARDEN .... ...................... ....... A 1 eadvi11e : : : 57 Varieties E 1 S HORTON, MARCIA MAE ............. , ................ ..... VX fellsville, O. : Q E Reform 'em or kill 'em : : I HOUSER, MARGUERITE KATHERYNE ............... .. .Meadville I E : A hill climber I E 3 I LFEERT, ROBERT EARL .................. . .,............ ..... G 1-eeuville 3 : E Buddy-the elevator boy : : E IOHNSON, CATHARINEH ROBIE .... I ..... ................... U .J . . ................ Erie : : : Bet yon ca-nt guess where my town is 2 : I JOHNSON, TRACEY LLOYD .............. ...................... .... C a nal-augus, N. Y. 5 2 E Bly, how yon lzazfe changed S E E IOLLY, FRANK LINDHOLM ....................... ..,...... I . . . . . .... Houston, Texas I : : He still knows where to hnd it E I - JONES, WILLIAM MELVILLE .......................................... ...... H omestead I E E A tea honnd, he washeth his teeth and pasteth his hair E .1 " KING, ELIZABETH ............................. ..............,...... ....... A 1 eadviue I E E The Inspiration of -many a night ont E S Q KINNEY, CHARLES EDWARD ................................ .... W ellsville, O. E : : The world is getting worse, so am I : E KIRK, HARRIET RUTH ............ ....... ..... .... . . . . . .Monessen E - alan an placi - : Eighty'three E : -. A A H H A A A 5 iflllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll X 5 2. PL fl! ....--.un Q U nu1-H""""""l""""' an sal u l llnnnnuun-ununnnu f nun '"'""""""'''22Ill::::H:::::::u.'l"""U" "'"::u2:::::l-Ln----an-annuuutn-ggg. I. U . nun-u.....' llllllullu . ,H no - -un . ..funnnaulnunaull'gQ:iiiiQi1H:n:nnu-annal:::.,,.ulllllllllllllllI iuamuugg ll Y ...nuuannnuunnlh....ua-.nllllI""""" lf.. .-Qnna L unlnunnuulllu I qw V.-....-..-., n-.I-.lun --nmun , L I' 4.l w .-12-'-nn-"T-2-'vip "" -A i""" " -1 ."' in ga ' 3 Q 1 lil WAIIUD :.:' 2 IO .1 ' All 5 Shi- 'iii ,,. , '- .. ,, --:naman . e-:----:g::n:...:--e!gf- -"l".5a'22gafan-::::::eesE2'Qf5""H,gaggasiaiiiigggili-ifiiiiiiiigggges5iEEEa:::a:ff------aafsiasiaw-...nm-H' Les guanzlll nl G... I. ml E. ia 'ml . ll u :ui :maiaiE559-'-'i"ZQllEE:z:::::::r"':"""Hlh' - 1 J K -A E I s lags. ' TE 'HI 1 . alllnllallllanulnlfawwii llulununiillillll, lull' K 5 E. i E II Q KIRK, HELEN .......... 3.11.3-ilias. .talcen the straight and narrow ' f .' ' IAROLD EVERETT ...... ........... 3 ....,. .. IXIRIXPAIIRICR, 1 A momws Mm, a fm,,,e,.S 0 ' 7 I' RALPH HENRY ........ .................. . .. IXLINESTIXE n Wllell Gill the AHGA-Rake be Om? ' I - AY LAWPEYCE ...........,................. ,. RLINGINSMITH P 21 gm fat fogle tight fR- Bums , a - ' I E .......... . . ............... t .... ..... . . . LAXNIOY MARGARhTE?Jg?11?a1i is as God made him sonzetzmes worse ' E ........................................... ' ..... . - LANL RUTH '5 a one tha has no tar n . . VIN .... ................. .....,.... U ........, LARSON I ED X One of the biggest men zn school LEE LILA TRANCES ........................................... .... O il City Snnznz do Snnzzn dont but she Loon t LEEPEIX DOROTHY STEYENSON ........ . ...,.......... . ............ Silence is olden but -zts north spendzng a ' L HELEN LUCILE ..................... r ............... LE1 FINGXNEL 1 Sh-Share her Satnrflag mght LOOMIS HERSCHEL HARE .............. ......... l .i ............ An enzjvtg cart mal es at de zlzsh racket LOPZ TLORIAN JOSEPH .................. ' .............. I ...... He shakes a mel ed nzaltecl nnlk LOUDENT LINNIE ELIZABETH ................ . ........ . .... Shes al clogs bnckzn Hnghze LOWRIE ANNA DOROTHY .............. ................ Dont thro U away the Cori' . . . .New Castle . . .Meadville . . . . Sheffleld . . . . . . .Meadville .New Ixeusington . . .Turtle Creek . . . .Brookston . . .Terrace .. . . .Nleadville . . . .Larimer . . . . .Nleadville . . . .Tarentum . . . .Oil City RICCANDLESS HELEN- ................................. . ...................... Rochester Some flo ters ne er gize ot? their sweetness nntzl the3 afe crushed McCANDLESS HELEN LYON ................................. ......... Ha1v173 is she who sings MCINTYIYE JOHN XVILLIAM ........................... Corrn ated Cortex NICQUISTON NELLIE BL XNCHE ......... ................... Thtn she smiled alld smiled MABON .ALEXANDER 'WALLACE .......................... Comes bg the pound NIACGOXVAN LEONARD FRANIYLIN ...... ......................... He sfin s the wei hts and hea es the pill Bl.-XCK PLISS BENTON ................... ...................... . . H X M3 dear old college boardz'11g house RRIOT l' EDNA L XURIE .............. ..... ............... . . . 'cas all a- R15 MARSH DONNELL ...................... ......... . ' NIILLER VVILLIANI EMRTNIEIH. .0.H. .Nil . .till l ' T . MILLER ANDRFNV EORD .... . .... . . . . . . . . .Rochester . . . .Mfeadville . . . .Meadville . . . .Indiana . . . . Smethport . . . . . . .Titusville .North Braddock . . . . .Wate1'ford . . . .Ale-adville .. . .Bellevue . . . ittsburgh I I 'I 1:, QE : Q-I , 'I X. MITCHELL TAHLS HERBERT ........ .Citi ....... HOOR P.-xUL xi INCENT ...... fl. .lll.".5l1A. filed? .ll .'.H.0.mml. l NIOORE FLOYD HARRY .,.. qi..Cf'i.cl.lil?f7l..Cf7flf'lzifl?'ig..I MORRIS HARRY CHARLES ....... Q.H.illll. .OT ICSW HOLNTSTER S. RUsVllLiIl..Ifl0le.7lcl'fl low the Old 4f'f'L'y bZ0""1l'lglm NIUMEORD EDN x EL1zABETH...lllL..lflfjlzlfjlg ml! N NIURCH CLIFTON YENDLEY ..... a.l?lft?', Nf'1"'f3 NIUSSLER DOROTHY ELLEN.??clS..ll!lr hem go pit'l11jDl'l? Haw Wu U fair . ......... Z ........ ....... . .. , f I 3-nzoonb Inghtyhfom' earn 1n 30111 Izozne? . . . .Saegertowu . . .Nleadville . . . Saegertown . . . Bellevue . . . .VVar1'en .......Erie . . . . .Bellevue . . .Nlclxeesport n I lg' 1 , J y 1 Sl 1 1 - 1 N " rr , U '-l 'Z 'Q . l I 1 , x H 7 'Z' ., -l 7 l K . 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Yes Isaac tlzcre must be ra-"itati0n PARRER VVILLIAM JEROME JR ......... ......... I ll bet I know more girls than 5011 POND GER XLD IHONIPSON ................................. W1'tl1 a Harrg Lauder la li POWVELL HARRIETF ..................................... Capabilitg POVVELL RALPH MOORE .................................. ........ B15 cal'- CWe ue er saw HD. PRATHER GERALD D ......................................................... . .Xoungstown O. .. . . .Springwater B. X. ............Av'1lon ...Meadville .. . . .California . . .... Cochranton .Meadville Dont let conzpetition discourage 3011 but 100 out for bad nickels QUINN DAVID EDMAN ................................................ I-Ie still hopes on REDX-IAN lHEODORE MILLER ........... ............. Sz posed to be a aell 'ed' man RISHELL RUBY R ....................... .................................. ll b tt tl Alle lzeng We wonder if slze doesnt lile Corne e er ian ROBINS RALHRYN CTARR ............................................... Quiet and unassunziu ROSS JULIAN LENHARL ............................... .. Ez erg tlzin abo e tlze necl RUSSELI JOHN ROBER1 ................ ....................... :cuse -are but ' e met you be 0' " SCHATER LEONARD ALVIN ............ ....................... 0- e111een asia 1 SCHANCR DORO IHY MAX .................................. ..... flny relation to lvldlllyf. Human Slzanl Q' SCHLAFGE VIX IAN ANNA .............. ................... . .. More deadlg tlzan the male" SHALFER HELEN XIARIE ................................. ' e illain in the Q. SHIRER JOHN VV. ..,.................... .................. . .. 1 arg Dflarg j0ll re tlze "1 fo' SIMMONS RATHERINE LOUISE ......... ..................... . . 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I : mlm uma zrurrelg mgnrvh m arrrmmage fm' his I Q alma mzxterg Ilpia, the E Atlylrtir Sertinu nf the lialhrnn nf 1521 . I . is affrrtiunatvlg hrhiratrh I ' E., E . z i E E E : E I I 5 ' I E 1 7 2 E I i ll I I 5 l ' 3 .4 op, r' - I fy' 2 2 E E -E , g in V 'P Y - ,- Q j- 4- illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIlllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ZA 1, nan n lu I I ullunlna:l:::::F' nun luis-n-' :I l -1 l 11 n l ""' F.-7 2 .-.4--n -nan-.lu n Alqnllllllluu nl .gInllllglulluflllllllunun nl U" """"A- mm Ill ll alllllllll ...U-.lu nl .L er L- -4 " KMQIE O EE lllt ,. ' l .-T' 1 1 Q 2 - -I 2 2 1 ll lu- . .gg I I f 5:dE::'EilulnlnlngiuHll6 gan .I in ,H -I .2 . I asain... 5 I i i ll mnmnmuuuu "-T'-n...,u.. ' ' " I mgl""'2 3 I 3535...-., hu ll ul mul .- Lum..-5, ...- -'- BALDWIN-CAPTAIN "Rog" was the keystone of the defense anil a dependable ground gainer on the offense up nt'l tl t' fl' " u 1 ie imc 0 us injury. Starring throughout the first four games as end and fullback, his absence was keenly felt throughout the remainder of the season. His last game, against Grove City, was his best. Time after time, he broke up the end runs and passes which came in his di- rection. From the time of his injury the team reali7ecl the loss and attempted to fill the Hap . c C as best it could. Yet the completion of the season showed the lack of him, as captain and as player. Nizfcty-two , V fl' A is... S 5 f S ,-Lu-yJ:.LL4.i.2gm1..1-un.,k-gL.,..,qfJ - Y -Q - ---... . T E5 u I IILX.-5 , lj , S' f sid 1 'TQLL iff' ijzxff X- xi, no , h 4 1 W - Fi . l ff, , ,N 1 .2 c E -'Rf 9 1 13' ' ' v 1K1 N 9 1 1 ,lv V - I Ii il -Nz 1 -E 'r if :Q --I 's ,E ii fe '4 K! I ! -'r 'x ,r "! -1 gi I V il ! -K 5 i J Lawhead Plumb Flint Robinson Dr. Lee 9 Dr. Church Francis 10 'Clough Dr. Schultz 11 Melcher Hammett 1'2 Cochran ,-E- -Ai. W . 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'I' Chairman ................................................ - 5 323353335 L.'.1.1.a,o'.g.' ' ' . Jiri? 15212531553 3 A ' ' ' ' ' C O Applegran 'I 1 Cgach ..,, ........... ........................ ....... . . : E . - 1 E I ATHLETIC BOARD E I 1 E Chairman ..... ..................... ...... D r . QR. E. Lei E 1 In' A Secretary ............ ...... L yle A. Cloug n E Treasurer ............. ...... D r. H. W. Church E E l Director of Athletics ............ .... P rof. -C. E. Hlalmlmkiijt E E Delegate-at-large ........... '. .. ...... . . .Webster D. lilo LS g E President of Athletic Association .... .... 1 SrE11'glIe13gSEFrah11gIgS E I E A Manager of Foot-ball ............. - - 1 Wilson R. Flint E E A Manager of Basketball .... .... D aniel S. 'RObiI1S0I1 5 E A Manager of Track ....... --.- G HY H- Lawhead ' E ls Manager of Tennis ..... ............. . ..Charles H. Cochran E A FOOTBALL E E . Captain ......... ................ . . .Roger L. Baldwin E E A Captain-elect .... ...... . .... A rthur Kramer : I Manager ,,,,., . . .Thomas Francis 3 u Manager-elect. .. ..... Wilson R. Flint E .i Coach ......... ................ .... C . O. Applegran E I U BASKETBALL I - Captain ......... ................... ..... M a urice Kofford E Captain-elect .... . . . .... Maurice Kofford E Manager ....... ..... D an 'Robinson g . I Manager-elect. . . ..... George Booth 5 E Coach ......... ........ .... C . O. Applegran - I E - TRACK : E Captain .... ............ ..... A l bert J. Bender S I Manager. .. .... Guy H. Lawhead 5 Coach .... ......... .... I C . -E. Hammett E I E TENNIS E E V Captain and Manager .... . ............. .... C harles H. -Cochran E '-I - E . BOXING E E Captain and Manager .... ............... .... H a rold Leffingwell E E Coach ................. ................ ........ ' E arl Krotzer E E WRESTLING I E E Coach ..... .................. .... W i lliam M. Dickson E E Ninety-four I - ' A l E I " illlllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ,L . A 1 lllnl' ill rl new ' I 2 2. gn? "" ul f,,nE'i1 I I P 4 5 . 9 n 1 I 5 -1 E i 5 -1 S E Q 1 1 1 1 1 5 .A 1 w 1 1 I 1 E 5 'E E it : . u l B 3 1 - w I-' 1 1 S 1 1 1 3 I 1 1 s Oar -'3 M 2 I "L 5 ' I .I I ff 3 gf. . u 1 nl 1 ' l in l 1 Af l Q' : li. W 1 A E I it : H : F g P- - I I I 1 1 S I I : l : n Q Z 1 : B I 1 : E I I P E f I 1 I S 1 Q n I I Q L : 1 1 1 Q 1 E 2 2 E H 2 E Q H l I llllllllllll lllllll lllllll l llllllllllllllllllllll l g qi I gif", f? E . A 4 l . Q 3 i Fu! ig xxx! Si. x l ' I lj. 025' -1531 -l -ev , - ii: isis ' Xgl X' I'-in r' 1 lllia, l fre :glgf llllj :lei ills ,,4.1 ill-,ji I -1 Wig lgffeli MP3 illifr 'lif'3 , Qllvfl ' wwe! Fl-:Q 'llj A ll'-will 'Ir-El l U24 Q gpg? rw :1 l Hill. ijll '7--'iii ,,--Mg ,rm lvl?" ' R".ll CWFQ :lb-.li llg "Wil -ANI! 713 ,Qly gllg ,Y.:,- , li , Q? -ill? - il' -Jlf ll. :ll lm ills gil. ,Ji-7 -Il. -ill . 'WH -fl' fflf, ll? It if fill asc lm , 1 1 Z 4,, -alll l 5 .y,,, l-ll i I 1 S fl li I U 11 I All ill M . JE 'u l il M, 1 Q 4 , Q l - T- ,WTF 2 i if 5 Uhr Zliunthall Efraining Olamp The football training camp at Exposition Park on Conneaut Lake was a per- iod of training that none of the above men will soon forget. It was the first taste of the real stiff training and conditioning through which most big teams pa-ss and with-out which Allegheny would never have been able to hold Colgate to la. tie. Bruises, sore spots, tired muscles, and a feeling of "I don't give a hang if tomorrow never comesn characterized the feelings and sentiments of most of the men for the first two days. However they all realized that the "first hundred years are always the hardest" and soon grew somewhat accustomed to the daily, unending grind. Rain was always received with welcome smiles and a realiza- tion t'hat nothing -more than a swim would be forthcoming. Looking back at the training camp from a point of retrospection it is very evident in every one'S mind that it was one of the most beneficial things that ever happened to an Allegheny team and that Coach Applegran was doing every- thing for the best ofthe team and always looking forward to the big contest with Colgate, which,,'to the -surprise of all eastern football critics turned out so well for Allegheny. Nilzety-five l l 1 if li r 1 r tl r a i 1 1 ,i r 1: l 'l l r. i r r wx", it 1 i.. l lf 1 i V . 1, r v l l l , , 1 ,rx-I 4 i 1 .ri v K . r , ., .,..,z..aa Jflgf ' i ' 'f 1-., MWi79"J-7 5--,........f A A r , . Aff ff'-erm' -.-ff.-2-e"""' -- ---f- ef""'?l2,--1fe:"""f',,..' 1 1-.1.J-'-"ff 1 'rFK1,j1'f -,Lf,L1.1.uuJ'L'Ju'iJ-:.C'-'Z -' illlll nun: ""-I-un l - . ,,,, V.,,,.z -.'J,aa-+- ,,,,,.., fvf- Lf,-A-,f . . - ,... f 1 1. , . , ., .,-. f--- -.--- . . H- 14 -.-1 V, f 1 lnllnu. IU" r A I,-f"". 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F1 1-:ii r M1211 ' P'-l',1 it r,1.,,,,1irl l1l1-f-.11 w rt te. wvawlr sliaiiiir .1 tri, flaw. g11fafzf111l It wa 21izamr r, ,f-1 y 31.1212 lf- N liar illiffll 3123122 lr wtiir illillfsl 'M lf, rlllail gnlzsjizrl , Sybil Y' l.iQ1j'5,51g llrllr. lrriil 'li ., ,A 'T ll. 7 .1 111- .. llnltfg -N141-1 Q r , ,.. , 1" .,,. 1 " mi ulilrili 2111111115 114114 U Vg tiEu.q3rr e- 1 tlrriiir lzawi 'L tflllia lwilgik .fmt lillvdl T . Wil' j lllltilll 5l1i1sl5E2 1, !,. , N WJ lllrrilll. 1 3 ,Ll ' tlildl ' ,Tqllsjyi t Vlflrfl if l ti-1-ll F. list is qtxltgill t , tl .rl ty lruayll ralzml i-.- Mgr l. lMf1l1i iran if ,I i"xf.ililil JL... 1 l lllew ur lean? rx 1 f 1:2 vx 1 s1 X '1 itil ll?-S1132 W fb- , Si is A .M. F i Q l ' ' A Mira 5.112115 11 'T r ltl T att: 1 " A r v 'SZ 1 fgjfllll 3 N: L ' lliigr gi?---Qlllf U 1' X I ltd? rlltiitiii 2 PROF. C. E. HAMMETT 1 mg lygrgiigtrgg ill? r ATHLETIC DIRECTOR . it Elflfnili all '- - ' 1 . - ' l'd hen chief men- ,1 tj LH-f-fill? ' i2l4,igl.ii1li As supervisor of athletics, "Coach" has fitted into. the 3013536 lgiigli lg? Q1 nelly athletic office, 'tj lilsi"ii3W tor of all snorts. The new program of the college pelmltte le Ci S , .- 3 Coach 3. I jg 1l A lr -r,,-,-, ,S l ,X Bt 1655 1115 past experience HS ,r fi 2,5 tl, Wk-gilgi and Professor Hammett was chosen for that post. 1 f S to 1 il, r tn duction of the Freshman 5,1 lp ,Him 1 and a physical director overseas certainly has qualified .himh 'lklfbgg i91fOu1.Uaments, the idea of Wig , Varsity team, the Inter-lfraternity, Tri-State, Inter-City as eh bt dl Work out in an 31 1 mlm N the skating rink, which, though unsuccessful the past winter, will uncgiiub enticed back to him. Mil. ligigilii average winter, boxing and wrestling as lnter-collegiate SD01:lSa Cami ac eh Hammett and this 1 .4 T lf. l 3 A lujtijligli' Indoor training for track has been under the direct supervision o 02115 tmetin interests of 1 , X ltgirm Ijlllll, yeal-'S track season will be the better foriit. He- has served to awaken Qt Ei lfl a make afterward. I1 V! Magi! mv 's :Walk the college, after a dormant period existing during the VVorld XVHI anc 0 X 1- N ,ix May the awakening be permanent. , 4 1 rg-iii 1 4- Ml ' r il 'Wi'-'l'l'l . L ' 'ln 1 lllflslt M-R. C. o. APPLEGRAN r A A Elm E EOCTEALL AND BASKETBALL COACH 1 , teams ly I E tl ii EM i ill ADDlegran has been able to imprint his own character 'CO 21 Sfeat deg1'feHuP0QfQ3 clever 1l: p 1 :jill The football team was fast and determined, while the basketball team was eflua Bi a at feast in ' il 'W 5 I 1ll"'lfll and good fighters, as the gridiron warriors. His introduction of western DlHY5b lafvversals over Q1 E lx -will . " basketball, been very successful. Throughout the football season, he was met y Haut Wiih the . ,, tl Q X 'Q X1 which he had no control. Successive injuries proved the undoing of the eleveifi 10 ed Second N E -ill 1 1 ri ltxlll' five, he had better fortune. Although there were some mishaps, he had a Wel - CYe ghe Varsity 1 : Q Il team from which to Hll the vacancies. That same team was also a DOWC1' 111 Dlepefllglg an team as r Q ' 1 T -ll for ITS games. To the coach must be given the credit of sending out such a Fxeshm them the : tx ' it he was able to do. He gave them nearly as much time as he did the X arsitY, teac mg I l' 1 same style of play. I A ' 1 1 1 . . l l l l Nznety-s1.1: I ' N 1 . ' ' L -1 l 1 . 4 .aff-A ,fa lr f ke T' L ' . 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As senior memher of the "red headed twins", he ranks as the officially elected ' lllgiilil ' ' ' l '-" fl! 1. I a cheerleader T-OYYIQZO-IQZI. U His natural pep and activity trace back to the city of his nativity, ,s,3Wj,igfl Youngstown, "Somewhere in Ireland'l. just let that wide grin and shock of hair out in front Tlulmfllfgg of a grandstand, and listen to the noise. "Scoop" usually managed to sandwich his yells in at the times when both the crowd was ready to give them and the team .to receive them. The most ' ' in ,yi lik' 'N unique Freshman parades of recent years were the direct iesult of his supeiabundance of - il'lI,g'il'l , gem- i El! lj' gl i lisilzillll QMQEM "RED" HAFER, '23 , Egiliil Coraopolis ranks with Youngstown in the production of Gold and Blue yell leaders. The l gil? college felt the need of the corporation, and "Red,' was given his chance to make good, which , he proceeded to do in his own individual way. Although less experienced than Trotter, by the l lglM.,.,gl,E middle of the season, Hafer was handlng his share ,of the leading with evident ability. He, l liiiihlll too contributed his share in directing the Freshman maneuvers, and many were the odd Conwy. , . . . . , it l :lr . 7 . . . ,- " tions which the victims underwentf lwo more years will see tlns pair with a reputation for l ,M ll, E-.ll J , l fi gg 'lei ,,-will I Nzfizety-sezfcn lr -i . 1,2 T ' as Ei'-4 mil! V "Tm-if ""T Y- -'i.'Q:::, fQ '-M--f' ,Win -A TIM' 'if --.J "Tv ,- T""' --4:e" li A - liit .T ruff' if-p , y V ,lljl.l-l.lll.,lldLl,,L,l,gl,LlSLQml:fll'l,l.l.lLlgilxil+'Wally1lllliflwllllfsllliwlf'Ilfllliq ill ,iiplzilgiyJ1f,ryig1,1,,Il,g'fi,,H,l',,,.l,,5. 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I 0- , li An- li I A 1 4 nl Ili:-!l'EgiiE55f"Q:mLf:lmI 'Z i llllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll , , 1 l 1 lllllll ii .LA LLL. lllllh. . llllllllllll I N Ninety-eight Y f Y KRAMER, '22-CAPTAarN-ELECT . I I I I I I I I I I I I A veteran of three year's Varsity and one year of S.A.T.C. experience, "Art,' is the 111233. : for next year's captainey. He was in the play every minute of every game of the Past Ye l and was the backb f ' ' one 0 the defense, besides being ready to make a gap in U16 01JD05lUg line when .called upon. He always played h l ' I I arc, was ever alert and his playing, though not a1waYS E sensational, was always dependable. ' , In the Colgate game "Abe" played the game of his young life fighting every yard of the wav, he did more than his sl , . iare toward earning a victory over ,the big eastern schcol. lin' Kramer, the 1921 football team will have a la l u I . p yer anc a leader that can show the way as surely l as Baldy did this,year. 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M X, U,......... -M ,-.-,-,..1,- ---g.--..... .M fm -. ,F fv' . it nm... ww, X' i WJ,,-..,n.. 525 . PLUMB, ,2 1-ACTING CAP'1'A1N Although handicapped at First by injuries, at the loss of Baldwin, K'Stan" stepped into Ro- ger's shoes as captain and directed the team as only a veteran could. Even though light, he was able to hold down the halfback's berth in a sensational manner. His best work was done in the Grove City game when he earned the only points of the contest by making a beautiful drop-kick from the thirty-three yard line. llut his greatest worth, however, was the reliance which the rest of the team reposed in him. His position will be one hard to fill next season. NELSON, '21 One of the hardest pluggers on the squad, "Scoots" couldn't be kept out of an end berth. He was always ready for an emergency, and succeeded in breaking up many forward passes, be- sides being on the receiving end of some good ones. He was one of the hardest tacklers on the team. When he "hit", you heard teeth rattle. POTTER, '21 The college "hit a streak" when "Zeke" developed into a Varsity man his senior year. A Six-footer and heavy, he wasn't afraid of anythingg man, the devil or the deep blue seag hence, his value at left guard and tackle. He cinched his position in the Grove City game, when he gave the Presbyterians something to worry about on his side of the line. The incoming class will have a task to supply a man of "Zeke's" calibre. lVf1l0fj"llZ-IIC ,, . V -., .,,.A...,.L,,-, Q,,.,g.inn-,ms--- -- V V - ,, V ,mmf , -W ,Lf-ff.Lz,,i.vQ.z.1glf:.,L11z.n:, f..L.. F, "Nfl ff:3Zi.1555T2-Mz":g:if.TiT?Q'ffT'ff5f77 ff 911'-FN vi ' - 'f""5-" 15:55f:j::M.i3QP?5g':5fNf1fi?if9'ifggin-!.g3141, 1,1-H-."l'L ,jj5gggi4..fi::g:'f. L--ff--f:.ijlfLf'--ij-f' ,R mfg, ll. lj Qiiiffff-if"flflffiflZrffffii T721"1'3'f'9ffi:':4.5Zvi3,'I'113f5'3'4' 'V'A'4'f.',-' 'JL-43-1iiiii25iT'5LAfi' ' 'K Y ' 'V Y 4' 'Z -,4 A fffi'?lTIT?ew 1 1 ++'---Z"ff'+-'l" "" 'iii' t" f4-44':4':ilTW'Q-- . 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A .1 - J: :iw-fffui A f: flwv'-W 4 " i xiii'-fish A ix Hgihvjillg LC. , HWQIH fl "M" QW JA? i'lEl-'QM 'fi-'1 - ff ww Q1 3 gy RUSSELL, '21 f . ' - "CW As quarterback, tlus one hundred and 'gwenty pound? of enqrgy alw21YS. 51100661621 m SPH Qlfjl In witting and outplaying the defense of the 1'1va1 team. H15 dextgrlty m hgudlmg the a 61113 fL Wig? Q many of the trick plays to get off without noiice. Because of 1115 aggressmveuess 'and loya tif Qgmigf A 1.5 was granted a 1etter,by the Council. Here is a man who gave hls best for 1115 Alma B' 21 C1 MNH throughout his four years. Vllgj ' ' iggf-wf I HH Wi? vig ' 1"-Vv , xi MUSRPHY, '22 Q W 1 Niki? Il . , . , 11 'WW 3351-Q QQ! An old letterman, Dan cou1dn't be kept off the elrevcn. 0DDOS1tC ' Ab1e', he held down th? 5 mg, fffmghii left tackle berth as only one of his experience could. Between Dan and "RogL? the 331301121125 .O if 'in SZQMH the early part of the season had a lot to contend with on that one wing. A- ter " ' ODPY S 111' -Q jury, Dan assisted in the punting end of the game. His fourth year should be his best. M I W ' 4 . 1 '- ,Uf:Ea4g?, DUNDON, '22 1 N M KEN" , L Wigwam :Xt center, 'Dundon wa? omg of the two men to play every minute of every coute'st. That Nj 1 Max-llfii Should be SUf6C1C.11f to quahfy hun. Offcentex' and through-center plays were 1115 spec1aQty, and 3! rt, ki many were the lme-plunges to stop short when they struck this bulwark. "Red's" passmg Was I , N 1 iii abS01utC1y accurate as he neyer made a bad pass the entire season, and thus gave the 'baQkS- M llwcllbimeeclecllconfmdence. Thms accuracy coupled with his ability to 013611 up holes made hlm 111- 11 E va ua e to tue team. 1 ,HH 1 AH 3 "QW H One 1m1zdrcd m H1 E Hmnwr-MW rm :Vi il Ligid M if-i A Y? 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I -II I I I-III I I I A III ,I Y h -I I, I 'II I CIUNNINGHAM, '22 III- III1II , , IIII"'1 ' Pla in in hard luck, "Cunny" held down the fullback Job, until he was partially Incapac1- e1 -' I "' y g. 1 I . III I1 I tated by an injured knee, which meant he could play only part of each game. lIVhen in the game, ll. II IIIIZI I however, his nerve and his hundred and fifty-I-ive pounds of muscle combined' to carry him I-iff IIIIIQAII I' through the best hole in the line for big gains. He was one of the best "pile drivers" Allegheny 'I -II pf 'I f II I ever had. We hope better luck for him next year. 'Ii II II II-+I' I T115 IIINIII I III I I IIW II I-I 'III"IP II NIAIII III II- I SEICOR, 2.2 I If I .. I. . , I CIIII III-Ig Receiving an injury the first part of the season, he was only ready to step into "Hoppy s" 'XI-I fg IIII1' I position on the latter's injury. As halfback, "ZekeI' was snappy and .always there with the goods. 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His close defensive work was outstanding and his hard plunging gave Alle' i gheny many a first down. In the Tech game Ford was more than half of the defense showing all kinds of speed and doing some ferocious tackling. In all probability the Gold and Blue will be de- - prived of his future services on the gridiron as he is now a married man. GRAHAM, '23 I E Graham did not report for football until shortly before the Colgate game where he made the. only touchdown against the New Yorkers. "Mort,' held clown the halfback position for the re- mainder of the season and was particularly effective in receiving and intercepting forward P35565- Like his brother "Osh,' of former days, the only thing ahead was the goal posts. 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His end runs were spectacular, and he often got away for long gains. E : In his Hrst year at Allegheny, he proved to be a real find, and another season should make him .1 a second Cox in dexterity. u E SHULTZ, '24 ' - .. -, - E Clever tackling and speed put Paul on the te1m at end. Few end runs ever circled Shultz : g ' and most of them stopped when they reached him. He was always dependable and with more ex- : 5 perience should develop into one of the Gold and Blues' snappiest ends. : E n 2 E 1 : E 1 One lzzmdred three E 5 .1 1 .. , v Y Y Q ' S 7 mllllllllllllllIIllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll J gr' Y , ' YV V Y V 7 Y rm' Y .-. ,.,. 7 -5 -W -li 777 77 . l..L.I ,G----I--'f"""":" .. :l - -31 I I . I II jjjifrx' Y. W .lgij-X Y MV:..r ., 'I' gig? X. X. I' EI I X, .I IJI ' - --" ,II'I fQQQ - f 5 I. 1, . fI.Qf'- Q xl l.:. II: 'I ' lLf-if LAW 7 ,I"i--fl-1-- II " . 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Great things can be expected from this young Hercules 111 the future. FRANCIS, '21 -I i:'III:' l::II--"I I I K... ,N "Tommy" took over the managerial end of t'Ie team after Dickson resigned and handled the QI,-ZI ,I team as only "Tom" could. His experience as manager the previous year was a great asset and I -'III "Tom" alvxa s h l tl 'f I II I I y ac IC uni orms and everything else "there" when needed He didn't O UP 111 lil IZII I I . ' E I ,III IMIIII tIe air when things didn't go just right, 'cause, "if the train wouldn't come he couldn't make lt., g,Il1fIilI:I I 3:-illlli IIII-JIIIIII . IZIIIII FLINT, '25 III I--'III f.f,lI'lI . I As assistant manager Flint worked like a 1 1 H 'III 'i I. ' 1O'SC. e was always on the job whether his turn II-,--I II, or not and even though co t' ' I ' . , I i-Illld ' . wo' y tIe manager will make 21 team next yeaf, 1III-IIIIl Allegheny will surely have one. 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E Left Emi .............................,................ ........ . ..........., ii iiciwlniisjilaig E I Left Tackle .,..... ........................,................................ . u pr 1. E E N Left Guard ................................................................, Loomis-Parker F : - Center .......................... l - ................................................. Dundon : , E Right Guard .........,........,........................,.. . ............... F. Miller-XZVright : i E Right Tackle .................... . ................................................ Rramer E l E Right End .............................................................. Nelson-Rirkpatrick i : 1 E Quarter ,,,,,,, ...,,...................... . ............................, M orley-Russell 5 1 : ljeft Half ................................................................... Plumb-Miller : E Right Half ....... ................................................ . ........., G raham-Secor Q ' K Full ................... . ...................................... F. Miller-Cunningliam-Baldwin : : I i . f N ' : i A E 114215111112 nf ilinutlmll .Simson nf IHEH E .- I E There are a thousand and one college annuals this year which will chronicle E their -football activities-this is the othe-r one. E 5 While the football season of 1920 may be viewed as below par from the E E black and white records, the cold facts reveal an ent-irely different aspect on the g l activities of the Blue and Gold eleven. Facing exceptional and unusual obstacles, T Q 1 f A Allegheny won from Grove City, tied Colgate, Westminster and Thiel, but lost E to Dickinson, Carnegie Tech and Geneva. I Q In the first place, Allegheny was outweighed in every contest from iive to E thirty .pounds per man, a handicap preventing the perfection of the western g style of play, an innovation of the season, which undoubtedly calls for a heavy E E team. Secondly, the loss of Captain -Baldwin in the middle of the season and E 1 E also of "Hoppy" Miller and Dale were unfortunate circumstance-s. I l gl n 'I-Ience, it is evident, that 'with accidents, in-sumo-ient material, stringent E E ellglblllfy I'11l9S and prohibition of financial inducements to promising athleteS, E 1 E Allegheny f-aired exceptionally well. Truthfully, it may be said that Allegheny E ' E bucked the hardest schedule ever attempted before. Although the te-am was out- : 3 weighed, outclassed, Qand outplayed oncej, it was neve-r outfought, outgamed, 2 E 01',0ufnefVed- Tile H1911 gave all they had and -if this was not -sufficient to make E E y winning record lt was not their fault. g S ' I E Allegheny, 05 Thiel, 0 . E I I E 'In theiopening contest of the season the Blue and Gold were unable to score E S against this evenly matched eleven, from Greenville, although "Hoppy" Miller E E Kent across for a touchdown which didn't register on account of a -penalty 'for E E t011f11I1g- Allegheny Dlayell El Strong game the first ha-lf but the "Ironworkers" E E 1 atilod on new life and consistently broke up all interference. M-il1er's sprinting E g pun mg and and P1l1mb'S gI'0L1I1d gaining were outstanding features Of g 3 the game. g 1 l E One hundred six E 2 I . E he he - . ' c . A E i iilllllllllllllllllllll I A E J I Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 5. V l l 2 an C " 2' - "ir if f l Y E E nn un 3 nu E n I I . I I E E I I h I 4. . ilu: i :Ira , 71, n,,I ES Qi 7. J Ng, 53, Evil .JJ Fifi iii fs! G ls-ge 1+ 52? . 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I,I'Il2 -ina ni -1 -1- ng: - gihuh- ,,, llllllllllll un 4 illraume uf ilinnthall Season Crnntinurhi Allegheny, ' Colgate fm M k' Qlgven first downs to their -opponents eight Allegheny surprised a mg d ' k iants witnessed a defense too strong to the New Yorkers whose Fre eric g break Mort Graham broke into the limel-ight scoring a touchdown while re- mcing Plumb at half Miller s goal from touchdown gave Allegheny the first a ' k t red around Captain Baldwin kept the the score but strong defensive wor cen e Blue and Gold goal line out of danger. Allegheny, 0 Dickinson I Although Allegheny was defeated by the eastern school' the large number un 2 :hui 1, 1 ' mmf of alumni and tudents who witnessed the game were not great-ly disappointed at the wonderful display of form and teamwork which proved to be too much for the Blue and the Gold. Pipa the opponents quarter was a whirlwind as a ground-gainer and Baldy was the only man who could drop him. Pipa tasted of Baldy s defensive work and directed attacks around right end thereafter which resulted in Dickinsons touchdown. Allegheny, 3 Grove City! 0 While the old rivals had the advantage of twenty-five pounds to the man in weight over Allegheny s line superior iight and nerve natched victory from defeat in the last quarter by a series of long 'runs and a drop kick from the toe of Stan Plumb. Stan covered himself with glory outclassing Putts who failed to register his goal fiom the same spot. The :ntire team play-ed like a machine. Allegheny! 0- Carnegie Tech' 4. Crippled uncaptained Allegheny was decisively defeated by the P-laid war- riors at Pittsburgh on November 6. The absence of Captain Baldwin proved to be an irreparable loss to the team his ingury consisted of a fractured verta- bra sustained during practice two days prior to the game. The Plaids had no diiiicullty in scoring against a torn and shattered line. F. Miller .5 defense was supei . 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My 'W' Svrnnh Elvaxn illklrn A Some mention must be made of those eleven men who remained "in the run- -11 1 ning" throughout the entire season, only to be used as practice 'fdummies". But -it must be remembered that the second eleven were as potent in the success- iul culmination of last year's schedule as the first squad. To them belongs more praise at thisl point, since they have received far less by recognition from the t Athletic Council and the Student Body. Instead of receiving the A, the re- stricted symbol of the college, the A 2nd has been awarded them. But let it be ig understood that the latter insignia proclaim-s equal devotion to the institu- .11 tion for which it stand-s, for its Wearers have been permitted to prepare the rep- li resentatives of Alleghe for the actual contest. The following men have given lg their best -for the school and -by authorization of the Council are permitted to 1 1-1 . wear the A Znd. Q1 ,-J 12 -" 11 11111211111 ,,l'l..iI111 1 -Q111 .,1. .111 111 f-1 111-"--11111 1'111LQ.11 1 11-1N'1j51 1'11-41.1 11 --1 1111.,11 11 -1 111 1'111"'1 115g 1'-"f.111'1 ':1'4-P1111 11 1'11 ?1113'111 1T 111".L111111 11115111111 11113511111 11111111 1111-11 11 1' 1 1?H11 11 1 7' '1 1,'1N"111111 11iL1.r+-1 1 - A .211-fl MEN W. J. Carney, '21 H. E. Kirkpatrick, '23 P. W. Clark, '23 C. E. Kinney, '23 A. Mansfield, '23 H. C. Jamieson, '24 I B. Estep, '23 J. E. Larson, '23 H. R. Houser, '24 Raymond Dykes, '24 Ralph Clark, '24 October October October October November November November Allegheny Allegheny Allegheny Alle-gheny Allegheny Allegheny Allegheny SCHED ULE .........Thiel... . 0 ....1Colgate . 7 ....Dickincson 7 Grove City... 0 Carnegie Tech 42 ::::Westminster. 0 .........Geneva 19 . . .at Meadville . . .at Hamilton . . .at Meadville . . .at Meadville . . . .. .at Pittsburgh . . .at Meadville at Beaver Falls 1:1111 . Games won, 1. 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March March March March , , l Vlarch Allegheny Alle-gheny Allegheny Allegheny Allegheny Allegheny Allegheny Allegheny Allegheny Allegheny . . . . . . .Allegheny . . . . . . .Allegheny . . . . . . .Allegheny .Allegheny Allegheny Games: Won LQ. , One hundred fgn SCHEDULE Geneva ........ Univ. Of Niagara W. Va. Wesleyan Uni. of Pitt ..... Geneva ........ Carnegie Tech.. Carne ie Tech.. and .......Univ. of Buffalo .......Grove- City...... .......Creighton Univ.. .Grove City. .... . .Univ. of Buffalo .Univ. of Niagara .Alumni Wise Miller . . .Graharn Paiker . . . . . . .at Wleadville . . .at Meadville . . .at Meadville ...at Pitt burgh at Beaver Falls . . .at Vleadville at Pittsburgh . . .at Waehington . . . . . . . .at lvleadville . ... . ...at lvleadville . . . . . . . .at Meadville . . . . . .at Grove City ..........at Buffalo . .a1,Niagara Fall' .. at lvleadville i ,gf . 1 dk . , E is 1 E N E E A 7 E l E 1 : X E 1 1 7 . 26 22 ,. E . E L - 14 - 29 18 . E E If - 19 . . 36 24 -. 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'lr KOFFORD 22 Rlnk Kofford sta1 forward and captaln of the Blue and Gold Qu Diet hee been re elected to lead the basketball team next Season Although Rmk 15 buts Jumor he had the ab1l1ty and generalshlp to tactfully keel? 11 fS team ln ehape all t1mes no matter what the clrcumetances Hls playlng abllliy 15 well known l'Z1,Vll'1g been mentloned by several eport cr1t1cs as an all State forward k Durmg the pact three years Kofford has teadlly mmproved hi Heel' WOT untll 1t hae well n1gh reached perfectlon espec1ally thls s ason when he IHHS tered the p1vot turn VxhlCh placed hrm 1n a claes by hlmself Wlth th1S one ve h1cle Kolford tlme and tlme agaln throughout the seaeon cleverly and dexterouil ly put h s opponent ln the shade Hls dodglng and guardlng W619 Sulllefb an bemg nlmble and fleet of foot he was enabled to reg1ste1 more than h1s, share of the ba kets not ment1on1ng hls acute accuracy ln scorlng the fouls Ae a foul shooter Kofford has well ma1nta1n h S lugh standard 1nasmuch as Rlnk never gets fuseed at the crltlcal m ment on the black l1ne Allegheny may look forward to Captaln Kofford next season as one who can ably lead a team worthy of repxe entlng the school on any floor ae he w1ll have five old men together wlth new mater al under hls leade1sh1p One ll1ll1dlCd ttcl ? -if 4 fi--"'Z , ,..n::.pnul'. ,..--zu,-null ffl :-- - . l' gf," Z -.es 9. 944 - E fc'-.5 s 1 Qu, l s .L--. .,, P' we X I '1 'Pi il' l -i 's 'xl il u ll ' Li "v Il - 1 "1 e I ,,, ni I ., V l I I .-,x I l' 1 "I l'!"ggm ., W, RES gill .QU , 'Ill .W-,Xl fi! 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Q'-em, P:-1'-1 3 if A -. ,.,,r.,,,----11-v"' 'zz -' ,' l r'w f X'1 .fgQ1'1'i' fx XX XX 1 l ' i ' "J ' I I an . x A , i, .X X Q A ' , t , : N . , 1 . DUNBA'R, '21 PARKER, '22 Dunbar has been one of the chief mainstays of the Allegheny team during 'his time of play. Last year he led in the number of field goals scored. He is fast and probably the most accurate shot under the basket of the entire squad. His pluck has carried him far. Bothered during the season with a bad heel and ankle, he played his usual fast consistent game. In addition to his value on the offense, he held his man so closely in the scoring of baskets in these days when the guards are one of the big scoring fac- tors of the team-s that he was picked by The Pittsburgh Press as a guard on the second Tri-State team. ' Of the entire squad, George is the only one who is lost by graduation this year, and his loss will be keenly felt. An all-around floor man, offensive and de- fensive, he made himself a part of the team to a degree inestimable. Parker broke into the line-up in the West Virginia Wesleyan game and fin- ished the season with a record that stamps him as one of the most efficient guards and all-around iioor performers that ever played for Allegheny. His work at all -times was little short of remarkable. It is hard to pick any one game as his best fo-r he seemed -to be just where he was needed at all times. His two Helds goals in the last quarter of the Buffalo game on the local floor were responsible for the hard-earned victory. In the second Geneva game and in both Grove City games his work was largely responsible for the showing of the team. Several sporting authorities have named Parker as all-Tri-State guard, which region includes such teams as Grove City, Pitt, West Virginia, Penn State, Bethany, and others. V g g g Y One l11l1l't1l'Cd Iflzipjfgcygz 4 ,LLM ,-Ag,m,,,,,,, ,.,,..-,-,, ,,,, ,-,,,, .,. ., ,.,,4...l,-. .......,.,7-..,,. ,,,..,.... , .,,, - .,... ,,,.m,,-,.... , . , F I s MILLER, '23 WISE, 23 'tHoppy" Miller made his Hrst appearance as a genuine first -string dllilsiioecx ball man this season when his speed, coupled with ability t0 Jump H11 S ho unerringly from diilicult angles, brought him recognition. Although but. a OD more with little experience, he improved as the season progressed ugtil heezvsgi f . C playing practically all the time. He played equally well at forwar or and in the latter position his size has been a stumbling block for Inally larger opponents. F-rom present indications, it seems that he will be one oflthe II10S'D polished players that Allegheny ever turned out if his imD1'0V9U19nt ln the re' maining time he has to play is as great as that of the last seasons. He followed close on the heels of Kofford and Dunbar in scoring this season, which, with h1S other abilities brought him favorable mention from writers who have seen hlm play. Wise, graduating from the scrubs of the previous year, played a consistent game for the Blue and Gold. He was especially successful in getting the UD-Off All 9XC9Dtional long shot, he was responsible for many twin-counters from U13 middle of the floor and beyond. His work in the Wesleyan game where he tlilld ints us three long shots in the first half was exceptionally good. The six D0 made gave Allegheny the all important jump at the start. He also appeafed to good advantage in the games with Grove City. Wise has two years more 111 college and will undoubtedly continu-e his good work. One lzmzdred fourteen E3, ' -',..g:' - f, Sf lfff 71.7134 1,3 g,q...,.t ., 1" Nfl. is 3-fiQf-fl:-2-'gl QQ 41,5 4" l , li lf-"'-1 il I tile K , ll., ,, 'Qi 11, fr " all .., ,I ' Vi A. Url I 1-4 -- ,i. 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Graham is a hard fighter who is in the game every minute of play with the ability to do the right thing at the right time, heady on giving the signals for play, a fast and accurate passer he was an adept at receiving the ball from the tip-off as the system re- quired it of him. In all, he was a most valuable asset to the team and one of the most proficient guards according to all rules of the game. With his seasoning in the .big game now completed, his future years should be more brilliant than this season. Robinson, as manager for this year's team, proved to be very capable in the handling of business matters in the lines of athletics. He arranged the schedule which proved to be one of the hardest ever attempted by an Allegheny team. He was able to secure games with teams which for several years had not been booked. Dan has served well in the capacity for which he was chosen. One lzzuzdred fifteen II -'..".E "?."'."""' isaa::::sam::a::a::::::sz:a:::::::::::::r: 1-uno!! 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BEJUJQD 5953 ESESDUQ Nehru s: sw: 14+-'fvfnf' W'NC1- D"SD-'-' 'QE cnifb- 1-+,.,q,::L mggmm J- L:'v-'-r-eb' mm 5 OCD""'4-+-tn -FN '--220559 Eogm DQ:-v-D'l-P Ulf-2"1Z'l2 '4r-n!0CD CDIOCDO 555 gg i o Qjfiii g Q if -'j 'M:: gag g W H n g ugnmnlg lull lg ll ml Pringle 22 the tall lanly boy has finished his second year on th squad Handicapped somewhat by injuries t-his year Pringle was not able to do as well 11 as he otherwise would. Being fast on his feet hard to cover and a good shot 1 1 Pringle added many baskets to the second teams scores. He should prove a 1 valuable man to the varsity in a year. N Braun 24 as a substitute guard had to witness most of the games fr-om th 11 bench but t-hose who saw him in action realized that he has the possibilities of M being one of the best guards that Allegheny has had for some time. H's de- , fensive W-ork is great and as a dribbler few opponents could stop him. 1 1 Cleaves 24 would have been seen in more varsity games had -it not been for 1 the fact that he had not fully recovered from -an attack of pleurisy. Cleaves 1 floor work was very fine indeed and his shooting more accurate than almost any 1 V other man He should be at valuable man to the team next year 1 One hundred seueuteen ll I! E ., I 5 ' I Q E 1 1 a - v v ' l i .gl i : l 1 ll 1 ' : i , ., 1 : 1 ' . ' 1 I 1 H 1 I H I, 1 1 3 si 'l I 1 , x ' e I J : rl 8 1 1 if K' 1 1 1 V ! 7 X . ' 2 C I 2 5 ' 1 - - - 1: E 1 l 2 l I I D w C I Q 1 - Q I Q I I Q - I I I I I I I I H 1- - - I C I ,, 1 i : W W W V I llllllIIIllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIE if ,f AJ - I I l l , L Y , ,, , W V . .. .Y .f.1.1-,-.-L-.:,:-we-K.. ,A I Y, W -. 1 -. . .:.-.:..4L::?rfsTsLM: -1 Y " 1-L 1-Q I 'Ji13:7:1'11:q1.fg"l?f.Vg1. Q ' A'---e'-ff-'lul'.",vJ--1W'1':1111 ' 1- v ' 1 '1 1 f-1:1134 ll ,-.Y. ,, -.snr 5,1 1,1 ,1 1 ---- Q -H--N. ,,-1 -X 1 E l 1 l 2 illrrshman Gram The freshman varsity basketball team by its first-and VQTY SUCCQSSU11 Sea' son has practically assurred its-elf. as a permanent institution at Alleghelnifg Needless to say, the almost phenominal success of the team the past season i been a source of much rejoicing on the part of those who made the organlzatlon possible despite strong opposition. , To lose but one game out of eight, a team must have real players, Whlfih the freshman team undoubtedly did have. In Captain Braun, at guard, and Cleaves at center, we had men who can hold the best varsity men even- BTHUH played a stellar game throughout the season and handled the men in a master- ful manner. Cleaves, at center, 'had a remarkable sea-son and was the most con- sistent shot on the team. Dykes, at the other guar-d, played well with Braun and scored high in nearly every game. Davis and Car-roll, at forward, played t0- ge-ther well and rolled up their share of the baskets. Stenstrom, W'h0 SL1CCCd91 Carroll on the team played ta fast game and did much to maintain a long list Of victories. Da.le took Davis' position in the Franklin game and was the star- of the evening getting eight of his team's eighteen field goals. Rider, Houser and Siedle played in a number of games and showed that they had as 111111311 real ability as their team mates. Following is the schedule played: Frosh Opp. Meadville High Cat the gyrnl . . . . . . 15 - 8 Corry Hi-gh Cawayl ................. . 42 - 30 Youngstown South High Cawayj ..... . 21 - 20 Meadville High CHigh School floorj . . . . 84 - 23 Carnegie Tech Plebes .............. . 27 - 21 T-itusville High ....... . 29 - 18 Franklin High ......... , 46 - 28 Slippery Rock Normal .... .. 21 - 24 One Izmzdrcd eighteen I Y f .YA--a --- ' p,..----J tk :tl ,- , . 1 . . . 1 1 W , , 1JAlalZPLM,,,,.,,,..-f-LJ,-?g ,l ' ' ' --.W W... 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Although elimination tourna- l ments had been held, they were not completely finished at the time of this meet , an and but two men comprised the local team . . E If the first meet may be taken as a criterion of later contests, Allegheny 1 g should finish with colors flying. University of Pittsburgh is sche-duled to meet 1 E I the court men of Allegheny on the local court May 12th, Thiel College at Green- i t arne ie Tech and Pitt at Pittsburgh on 'Vlay 26th and 27th re 1 . ville May 21s , -C ' g 1 1 - M E spectively, W. and J. at Little Washington on the day following. Grove City 3 5 E E will be played at Grove City May 31st and Carnegie Tech at Meadville on June 1 10th. With this well adjusted schedule, and a good team Captain:Manager ex ects to win most of the matches How well his expectations may 3 4 Cochran p 4 l - turn out can not be stated at the time this book goes to press. 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N-O9 " sz'-QliilgiiiiiilSililliffilliggglssiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif' .5-gg:-ggg2:,g,,ig'giig,i,,,...iiilfiiaaun gggg-'pg-gr, ----ll, ...un .---"755?'-!-3Zi5i-"'-'--- AMMWEEEEEE Jglllnuu..- i I 1 I I 1 - 1 1 11 111 .IMI .1111 mi ......nl was QI nl ''iiinaia-.:uul:.:iininniseeezre::::Inuunaiiiii3i3ii3iiI5iii"!' 'iileieiiiif Qigliiiiiigsugnlg il-umiaiiiiiiii'""""""' suuuilllhm, - , , I . Dash. .. . 1 .Dash ....... ll '1 'rank Svraann nf 19211 Captain .... ...................................... H . E. Coulsan, '20 Manage? ----- ..... C . D. Potter, '21 Coach ......... .... C . E. Hammett Captain-Elect .... ...A. J. Bender, '22 Manager-Elect ............................................. G. H. Lawhead, '22 The season for 1920 was not as successful for the track team as that of the 1 previous yea.r due largely -t0 the loss of several good men. Ge-neva won the first mee: by only two points, the results of the meet being undecided until the last event, the relay, which Geneva won. Tech defeated Alle- 1 gheny by a small margin and Allegheny won from W. and J. by a score of 91-35. THE TEAM ...McCreary?, Kinney?, Bittner? . . . . . . . . . . . 1McCreary?, Kinney? I am- I lm! 1 Mil Il pm 1111111 I EJ . Hurdles .... . Hurdles. .. 4410 . Dash .... . Run. . . 'Vlile Run ....... Two Mile Run .... Shot Put. . .... . . Hammer 'Throw .... Discus Throw ..... High Jump ...... Pole Vault ...... Broad Jump .... ?-A men. May 8 Geneva .. .. May 219 Carnegie Tech 7011 June 15 W and J. .. EVENT 2-0 Yd. Dash. 440 Yd. Dash . A Mile Run. . 1 Mile Run... 2 Mile Run. . . Low Hurdles . . High Hurdles. Pole Vault .... High Jump .... Shot Put. . . . Discus Throw. . . . .Bittner?, Bender?, Kofford ... .. ..Ben-der? Bittner? . . .Wimer McCafferty Jones . . .Dunbar? Russell Beatty . . . . . . .Kirschner? R. Bacon .Brev0rt? F. Bacon Coul an? Anderson? Frazier . . . . .Coulsan? Anderson? Cunningham ...Coulsan Anderson? -Cunningham Miller? .. H. Miller? Wimmer Bittner? Miller? Kofford Bittner? Miller? Bittner? Wills S OH ED ULE . . . Allegheny 64 . .. . . at Beaver Falls . . .Allegheny 55M-1 .... ..... a t Meadville . . .Allegheny 91 . . . .... at Meadville PESULTS OF THE T GENIIV X MEET T. Miller CGD.. ....Tippin CGD..... lL. Miller G T. E. Miller CGD ....... : . ln. Miller G . ....Bender CAD ....Bittner CAD V11 er CAD ........... Bittner CAD Curr Coulsan CAD F, Miller CGD .. Hammer Throw .... Coulsan CXD .. ...27.I .........17.1 .10 ft. Qign . . 10227 1o5:4V2 RACK MEETS-1920 CARNEGIE l ECH Russell CTD . . . .... 23.2 Cavert CTD .... .... Cooper C'lD ......... 220.2 Cooper CTD ,... ..... .4146 Greenlauer C'1D .... :3 1. Bender CAD ........... Bittner CAD ......... 16.2 Nliller CAD Stultz CTD 10:9 Bittner 'Miller CAD .... 1 Coulsan CAD ........ 38:10 Coulsan CAD ........ 10817 Nliller C'lD .. ... : One VV. and I. Byers CWUD ..... Weinman CXVYID.54.3 Dunbar CAD .... 2: 5 Kirschner CAD. . .4:54 Brevoort CAD .... :.. Bittner CAD ....... Bittner CXD ...... Miller CAD ....... 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"fl ju- a nu I' nu - 1 l1f5a!"l"' Q ' 'I W -- s Q H'-'RBESEFSSQ- -- -' i w 1 - -1 4 5 2 2 55sssasisszsaaaaaaislziiiiiiii 'B 'saaiisz ii i fl iiiiiiiiii::::?:::"i"EE5E55miil55iElWiTE5 - v . . " --1 i - -a- 1 El . ....- .-.. 1 IE 5 1 ia' : E I5 ll G . E iii 5 EE! 2 E 1 1'-:I I E Ei - 2 'rank Svrzwnn nf 1921 :I a 5 E I E The first track meet of the 1921 season was held at Pittsburgh, with Car- :E : E negie Tech winning by a score of eighty-seven to thirty-nine. As last year, E E E our weakness existed in the running events, for the hurdles were the only ones E E 3 in which iirsts were taken. With three men in the weights, Allegheny was able E E E Q to better than break even with her opponen-t. Miller and Crumrine in the pole E : E A vault and high jump, respectively, showed that they could be counted on as con- E E E sistent point-getters. The sprints and runs were lost by Allegheny, all of them E E E y being run off at better times than the Blue and Gold had expected. However E E i E with .but one or two exceptions, our men bettered their records by appreciable 2 E l E amounts. With the training that the candidates will undergo in the two weeks' 5 Q ' E interim before the Geneva meet, better result-s can be expected. There is more E - . ' E A reason for such hopes than the showing of the men against Tech. In the week g , E previous, on April 31, the Allegheny Relay team ran against the Geneva quartette i 5 1 at the P-enn Relays at Philadelphia and won by a good margin. This re- E -E: lay result prophesies the result of the quarter, providing, of course, Q E nothing unforeseen occurs. In addition to the Geneva meet, at Montgomery E 5 Field, the Blue and Gold will compete in an inter-collegiate contest at Wash- 3 E ington, Pa., on the Saturday of the following week. An inter-fraternity meet E E 1 on the iirst of June, in conjunction with Moving-AU Day will close the season. : Y 2 i D : 1 E What the absolute results will be can not be determined at this date, but E E from indications at Philadelphia and at Pittsburgh, the team can be expected to E E acquit itself in a manner c-reditable to the college. E 1 I E 'The following men consituted the squad that represented Allegheny at the I E relays: Wimmer, Bittner, Kinney, Croasmun, with McCreary as alternate. In E g addition to these men, who ran the dashes and quarter at Schenley Oval, the E E following took the trip: Bender, Kirschner, Beatty, Corbett, Secor, Bacon, E E Miller, Crumrine, MacGowan, Cunningham, Potter and Lawhead as manager. E I . . " 2 The management has prepared 'in addition to the inter-collegiate contests, E E an inter-scholastic meet, embracing the representative schools in this section, 5 E to be held on May 14th. As the seventh annual contest of this kind, it should E E be as interesting as its pI'edeC9SSOI'S. E E r 5 : - 1 5 - I 1 2 1 E 2 l E I . : ' E A : One lzu1zd1'ed twenty-three : I l - illllllIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Aj L . .L g " ' A ' 'if A f "' A '-"i " ' 'G " ' 'c if 9 nu M um-B .Hg-'F Q--nn-gmgmm vu Ill...-J""!""'....... ,,,, --' 1-E. ene 5 0 '- VWIQD el i .i 1' li'-" nn-I n-I-' 1 2 : s 5 .5. E mi ni- -i l ul!iu':::'::!I lallhu 5 a..,t:::::l1lllil g un an nl M5 3 si' 'll"'::3-lllillu -1 Ill! 1 nlllll 2 Wll 1 1 1 I B g .J I 1 ' l - J 1 El I emma 512851111 1521 The first match with Grove City resulted ln 3 3 0 Wm for Allegheny Fhnt and Cochran playing the match as no other men had won out in the tournament th far usln the second match with the University of Plttsburgh Allegheny Won 4 2 Flint Cochran Bittner and Dunbar Dlaymg Following are the scores for the two matches to date G70126 Czty Match srNGL1:s Cochran defeated Morledge Flint defeated Monroe DOUBLES Flint and Cochran defeated Morledge and Monroe - - Pitt M catch sINGLEs Cochran defeated Green .......................... - - Flint defeated Moulton ........................... - - Bittner defeated Phiefer .................. ..... Dunbar lost to Williams. . . . ............... . . - - noUBLrs Cochran and Flint defeated Green and Beecher. .. - - ' - Bittner and Dunbar lost to Williams and Phiefer.. 4-6, -' , - The Tennis 'Team for the season n-ot having been definitely decided due to the inclement weather delaying the elimination tournament little can be said concerning it. Cochran, '23, captain and manager, Flint, '23, and B-ittner, '22, all of ,last year's team, are sure of their places. Dunbar, '21, looks like the fourth man, with Clark, '23, Stewart, '2'1, Melcher, '21, Ellsworth, '2l1, and Coale, '23, yet to fight it out for fifth place. Indications are that Allegheny should win m-ost of her matches this year with three very strong players from last year in Cochran, Flint and Bittner who always put up a very fine brand of tennis. 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I I I ' I 3 ,CII I I I I I I I I I 5 I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I .I I I The fi1'SIL Year of boxing as an inter-collegiate sport, Allegheny estab- ,A lished an enviable record. An overwhelming winner of the only meet of the I year, the coaches and college feel that Allegheny will stand high in this minor I sport in the future. . I I Earl K-rotzer, a local boxer and promoter of considerable reputation, was in- ' I-AI II I I' trusted with the training, and some hard-fought battles were fought, in prep- III aration for the Tech bouts in the middle of March. Tech canceled however, I . alleging -that her season had been closed, and the only other contest was that I with Case on April 2nd, The squad returned from Cleveland with a 5-1 score, Dale in the 175 pound . I class, experiencing the only reverse. Boxing the full three rounds, the decision I I il I ' I was given to his opponent. In the middleweight class, Harold Lefiingwell, after i Ii II being iioored in -the iirst round, secured a knockout in the second. Laurens ,I I Lefiingwell, in the Welterweight class, maintained the family reputation by so I. pi .NI hopelessly outclassing his o-pponent in the first two rounds that the latter de- I Ig. I I I . I..-II clined the third. The closest bout of the day was in the 135 pound class, in 3 I I . which Parent secured the decision after going four full Irounds with his man. The Case trainer saw it best to withdraw his featherweight champ during his 1 --. I first round with Kirkpatrick. Van Gorder completed the event by receiving I IA- It I the judges' decision at the close of the specified three rounds. II I.. lg Harold Lefiingwell, captain and middleweight -on this year's team is the only I I I, ,kg I II, man to graduate. "B. and O." has had considerable experience in the game, and his 'absence will be keenly felt. 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The small wrestling room was the scene of many 119Ck"SU'9tCh1ng and back creaking arguments before it was finally settled who would consti- tute the final entries. The Council had authorized the purchase of S0151 medals to be awarded the winners in the respective classes and there was considerable rivalry in -the matches. The final attempts were staged at the close of the Inter- State Basketball Tourney before a m-ixed audience of college and town fHHS- The following a-re the results: 125 lb Class-Friend, '24, obtained a fall from Luse, '24, in three miI1ut0S- 135 lb Class-Black, '24, and Dailey, '24-Draw. 148 lb Class-Brevoort, '22, threw Smith, '21, in four minutes, twenty-fiV9 seconds. 160 lb. Class-Iffert, '23, threw Shively, '24, in one minute, forty seconds. 175 lb. Class-Bacon, '23' lost to Shultz, '24, on aggressiveness. Referee-Dickson. Announcer-Collom, f22. E One hundred twenty-six .P 1 1 i :il E' 5' '.. 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L ouise Hulin Assistant Hikemaster. . . - - -Helen MCC-endless After several years of inaction the Girls' Athletic Board is striving toward a better existence. It aims to promote athletics among the girls with special at- tention to tennis and hiking. Interclass tennis tournaments are arranged an- nually as well as hiking contests, letters being awarded the winners-. 1 111 '111 1 7111 1 11' 5 1 1:1 ":11'1xf-.. 1 111-A1-1 A H - 1 111,11 1 W. One lzundred twenty-se'zJen . 11111111111 - 1 1. X1 I F I i t I l F 1 . E 5 K. 1 l , I F I v ,v l ' """l"""" ""l' ni'Hlliil52232125221II!22252IE:SZEEZIHISZEEEEinZ2II""2lZafEE5E3C I22""':if iiiimiiaiiiweigiiiiiiiiiiiiaeiii-EEE' :r:11 .- 1 1"-i T ' c 'i:::lH:QEEE: ..."5' 2 linux: i75AllLlD -E E were - i 3 "'.-E-'E ' 5: iv "H- , .in QSM ? Illll .. 1 ll 1 11' . Q s.. F4 i 4 s. I ' K 1 2 b ' g, 5 In gay..-.. ...n8::EL"""' .. ,r ll miix -- 'iilliiiaunc!2::"'f5!2lL- .::I'!25'::!!iiiiEiii izalilfllll1l7n::::g:g'f" - ul 'J '-""" " :!llEEll:iiii ::3':i""'i:i" "',-'-atiiiifiiigliiilfllm:iaiiiEE!::E:!ee2sa:::::::!iii' '-"-asses-:sm -" "i""'-if-9""' " " 1 I .inll" " Y -W . l The athletic powers-that-be introduced a decidedly new feature into Alle- gheny sports, when they arranged an c nation games of this tourney. Although the interscholastic track -and field meet - ' f V ewggr I , :iii ' ' ,Y , 1 Elnurnamrnla t Lil Uri-Slate, fdntrr-Glitg Elnurnamrnta E'-,E d arried through successfully the elimi- E E th facilities have never been such " has been a cus-tom here for several YGHTS, 9 3 as to allow the convention of representative teams of nearby districts in basket- " tt tho ht it entirely possible, and ball. This year, however, Coach Hamme ug with the backing of the college made the tournament a success. The irst night of games resulted in dropping Lafayette High of Buffalo henle Hi h of Pittsburgh from the race The following evening saw a 'I and Sc y g - game of basketball tl at has scarcely been rivaled on the home court this season The phenomenal work of Willett the colored boy of Cleveland was the marvel of the contest In turn the teamwork of Central High of Erie at least during the first half is to be classed with that of Allegheny in some of its be t games Individual playing and foul shooting won out givin H the large loving cup POSILION Forward Forward Center Guard Guard THE TEAMS CENTRAL HIGH CLNTR AL HIGH CLEY FL UN D ERIL Lipschitz Shaner Schillaci Daugherty Willett McDonald Silverstein Post Carso Turner g Central SCHFNLEX PITTSBURG Schofield Haber Lessfelt James Jones igh of Cleveland LAFAYETTE BUFFALO Allendorf Cantor Beckwith Casey Feist Jlntrr ililatrrmtg Elnurnamrnt In a desire to develop and find any material which might have been passed by the coaching staff held an inter fraternity basketball elimination contest Im mediately before the Christmas recess the final games were held By victories 0Ve1' the Alpha Chi Rho team and the Allegheny Club team the Phi Delt quin tet was stacked up against the Delts who had beaten aggregations representing Phi Gamma Delta and Phi Kappa Psi The last named team had in turn defeated the Sig team so that the final contest was between the winners of the college A large audience saw the Delts win the championship by a narrow margin First one five and then the other took the lead only to drop behind The Delts finally won on a foul in the last second of play The lineup DELTA TAU DELTA PHI DI LTA THETA Kofford Forward Dunbar Doing F0l'WaI'd Kerr WISG Center Reider Gates G11 Hd Graham VIONGY Gu ard Smlth One hundred twenty ezglzt Q5-Eiisizinnlll -Q iw nf' -f 'is' se., 5 lllllllllll S - Z v -L l A --.U A Y - 4'Am4 V44-f M ,Ava gggv 4,-L,-,,T,,.,, 47 ?,lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllIllIIIllIIllllllllllllllllllnlllllIllmlullllllllllllllllllllllllllllulunllluniu - r A A I ' , : mat I l -1:11 1:1 1 A A : n 1 I - 1 Q - - S 2 ' . - 2 . . 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A D, .CL E-JllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllullllIllllllllllllllllllllllnll I -ggf.-"1 ,.--'4 .1-1' ll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll S 1 1 , H .. .......... ...... .... ., ,,.. - a -5-' 2 1 1 ' Q' i - 1 S -1- ISA 0 -- 1 i i' ---.....Y C IC 't 6' .-I . Hu'-el' ugglglllilliff- -I" qi lliI"'i5"1gE gh isa n I V :--Je' f' H A H g H. W h mn li --Ji-I :ul IImu Inna -a ny Eiisiliii guuu u .- IIII , up H52 ilntvr-Gllsas Manhrihall 19 P1 Squad-Scniovs F-ix Smith Hartman Francis Potte-r Russell Leiiingwell Lawhead 19 2? Squacl-Junfiors Cunningham Frazier lVlacGowan Bittner Secor Doing Bender Booth, 1923 Squad-Sophs Shiier Murphy Mansfield Flint Clark -Dale Wills Redman Croasmun Loomiq 199.4 Squad-F1 osh Hershey Ellsworth Seidle Shultz Houser Dale Hunt Kelley Wright. SCHEDULE February 12. .. .... Sophs . .... Frosh .....Sen1ors ...Sophs ...Seniors February 19. . . .... Fresh . . . .Juniors February 26... .... Sophs .......Junior-s ..'.Sophs , ...-Senior .. ..Frosh 'VIarch ......... Sophs ..... ..... F ro-sh Percentage 19-22. . . . . . 1924... .. .667 1923. .. .. .500 1921... .. .000 3lnt2r-ifraterniig Maavhall A great deal of interest has been manifested in the inter-fraternity baseball league again this year. The brand of ball displayed by most of the teams gives evidence that there is plenty of material in the school to turn out a representa- tive team, The Cgntevgts to date have resulted in all teams lo-sing at least one game except the Phi Delts and the Phi Gamms. Either one chamDi0HShiD game or a series of three games will be played between the Phi Delts and Phi Gamms. Commencement week providing of c prior to that time. Following is the -standing of the teams 'LO da-tel Gaines W. L. Pct. 5 5 0 1.000 4 4 0 1.000 ' . h t .... - Phi Delta T e a 3 2 1 .667 - Phi Gamma Delta ........ 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Limber C73 The Publication Board handles the three main publications of the Colleg' - the Campus the Kaldron and the Literary Monthly. The Board authorizes all contracts and expenditure-s of money' dictates the policies of the various publi- cationsg elects the editors and managers in accordance with the competitive regulations and in general is responsible for the publications of the college. One lm 11 dred tlzirty-tl: ree -' -I . illlllllllllllIlIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllIIIlllllllIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIJ , I ll II I I IIII I IIII IIII II I II I II II II II II I III IIIIII III I II IIIIEQET - e e - -Q ns. Ili? :EQ - Il 1 Iii' xiii , . cess 2 2 4 . : 5 5' : E: s:- ' EE gi 3 :: 'L 4 - E A ' I : x. Q 5 -E E: IE. df. N 4 .55 Fi: :es - lm I: ' i s Il ' as I U Es fx fe fx ,A f-N fs. -2 EET' Ig. fo assess is fs S- ..-- ,. A 'i?Ga I 1 I-In-llglglll-glli'-'lla illll - h 55 f -liuuntf , Q.,-fd, ' pws an . ....... .... . .............---.. un.. 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Bacon, '23 C105 JUNIOR EDITOR Martha Brown, '22 C115 I SOPI-IOMORE EDITORS Alicia Tobin, '23 C125 F.L-J011Y,'23 C135 BUSINESS MANAGER C. H. Wills, '23 C145 ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER W. L. Henry, '23 C155 The College year book, the Kaldron, fir-st made its appearance in 1889. . It was first published by the junior class but later taken up by the fI'at9TmUe'5' The present budget system under the iSl1D9TViSi0n Of the Publication Board has proved very satisfactory. The Kaldron appears once each year IISUEUIY about the first of June and represents student work entirely without faculty Super' vision or censorship. O ll c 11 Il ndrcd tlz iffy-Him' I , , ,, Lmsaifd 1 - 1 - A-11 'ff' - '-1-N111 11, 13 111 WN, 1 , 1111 . 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Since that time it has E I E red career until the adoption of the budget system by the Publicatio flourished and promises to fill its place a-s the literafy magazine Of U19 College. The Literary Monthly appears seven times each YGHT- E E E Zlllllllllllllll u E One lznndred tlzirty-zzfnr' E n 'A ' Y-ig" l ,Al 1 W v W En -HY V ""' lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Q1 ...- ff'b1l 13f-l'1?f?5li??'Ei?fj i1figQrii12?2 E39fEfLegiaffgfr. ff- fgf g5 ri3g r'i' 5 'gQ'gji-j 'qiiififx Q F i 5 ' ' ,ffl Q' l if - l f ,1 f'Q.1Q,f1 ll -fs?- f il? ,-"iii fviif -1-L 1'J:L'1f1? 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The duties of the Men's Senate are to I E supervise el-ections, enforce college traditions and the honor sys-tem, and to co- 'I' I I' E operate with the discipline committee of the Faculty in matters of student disci- I E pline. I, 1 E On May 7th, 1921, the men of the student body voted in favor of the pT0D0S9d E 9-me-ndment to the constitution of the Senate whereby representation on the I- E Senate will henceforth be upon the basis of fraternity groups instead of classes. E I . , , I, E From ea-ch group will be nominated three juniors, one of which Will be elected. B E These men shall compose the Senate during their senior Year- In C359 'Of the E E lack of seniors in any group juniors may be substituted. The new basis of g E representation, promises much for the future 9ff9CfLiVG'H9SS Of the Senate- E I E I I Q 5 I H 5 I I I I One lzIIIIdI'ed forty-tfH'8L' ' - I . . Ip 5 5 . ...I . , .I - M g .I I 11. .I M as 1.1. I III- ' . I . 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' -- 4,1 1-...f 1, mul .I-, :'-n ln- ----ga i i 1-I 1 'ET E .?- 2 gg :.-..- uhggllihgn gllllllelglilihl u l E in "iii :I E iq! 5a:n'i: nl ununil-. 1, IH 1113 GI A Glahmei Cmfrirrra Prcsldent J O Russell First Vice President C H Neely Second Vice President S H Carlson Secretary C H Cochran Treasurer I O Fleming Glnmmrttve Olhairmrn Chairman Social Committee M H Hartman Chairman Social SCTVICG Committee C T Boynton Chairman Bible Study Committee E R Burdick The Y. M. C. A. started in Allegheny College in 1875 with the purpos ex- . T pressed as an active organization of the Christian young men of the college , for purposes of personal improvement and direct assistance in religious meet- i ings which may be held in the churches of the -city or surrounding country. . I Bentley Reuter Hall the Chapel and finally Cochran Hall have been the E yl successive homes of the Y M. C. A. E - Neighborhood work Americanization work among the foreigners and Sun- E D day School extension have been the main fields of end-eavor out-side of the weekly - - T meetings Wh-ich are for the most part conducted by the students themselves. E I . S a One hundred fortyweven , r A Y --- . Y .. , 5555-55533555555555:ttiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigggi 5552. ...HI:milIiiiiiii:i:::::i5::::::::::iin:::E::g 55:::::: ga:a:::g5:::::555g5555::::::::::5555::sa:a:aana:::::a:::::::::::::n4:::::::::::::e::::: ln EE'1'3 ""'M5: .... . " C C . C 4-ggi' 'E nfiaa.-...- 2 ir U i iiEb4'qliiuiu nun "'m8:5u ' W W ' 'eil' """":"":-':11l"""""'E ..saii'Qg':" " nga:-l::::55:i:gmg:::i!e. 5 2 1' Eilliieglg f ':'- :. 4. g .sg s ' "' . !if55:55: :::5::z!f"!!!!h-. ,F if i Y Y i V VW Y I xi i if -I Y Y -1 'Rt-A T A 1 ' 1 3 ggi : '...l : Q52 . E' : ' ' E ll , o o o o . E I I . 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I' : :u::m.. 3 I . u:n ' 'g"'lilnF EEZ: ii' 555-l":E:l-"-En i 'maxi IH M 01 A Glahmrt Gbflirvrn President Helen Shuster Vice President Anna Jane Walker SGCFGMTY Marcia Mae Horton TFGHSUTGF Louise Hulin Undergraduate Field Representative Claia Weller Olummttirr Qlharrmrn Chairman Devotional Committee Ethel Powney Chairman World s Fellowship Committee . .. ...... Inez B1 umbaugh . Chairman Bible Study Committee ....................... Gladys Tuck Chairman Social Service Committee ....... I . .. ...... .... F rances Pitt 2 Chairman Social Committee ............................ Elouise Fink 10 y Chairman Association News Committee ......... .Virginia Grenelle 11 Chairman Music and Conference Committee ........ Mary Hilderbrand 1 12 Chairman Day Student Committee.. . ...... .... Isabel Johnson 13 - U i The organization is composed of women students who are striving for life more abundant not only for the college girl but for all Women everywhere. The E practical side, the carrying out of the mandate "Love thy neighbor as thyself" is E - the keynote of a large part of the work which takes the form of social service. . The association is constantly planning get-together-s and hikes for all the girls. Meetings are held in the association room every Sunday evening. Bible study - l I and mission study classes are conducted throughout t-he year. In all its work 1 the Y. W. C. A. seek-s to -bring the young women of the college into closer fel- lowship. , , n E , U 5 One hundred forty-mne E ' Y 1 5555m5mim::f5:mm'ii5i"''Sl''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiizaa:::::::::::::n::::::::::::::: '-'-'----'--- -------------- '- --------- '--------- - --- ----- - -----------..-. -..-.. . l .... .... - --- ---w , - '--- ------ef:::::::""""' ' g 1 nu g un - - -- "" !2""":: ---- ':: :::::-"' ---- --::::"""::::::::::::::::::::i:i::::::z::::i:E3SEEE??.5 :sn-f "5i'aie:: 2 v v ' .2 2. , 5 3 3 A j 1 I ' ' I J E ,, .u' 1 ' ' 1 . gk li: jnllqumu un I--In 1 li. , 1- lay. ii? -unmet! .,', ' :I-nmum. .IE.ii.:s::a..---ggi:H55222sgggggugigni...iil:isiiEmEiE.!! gl F. y 'si :E g--:.---- ,,AEI5gEEE5i7EE5EEf:,,,,,,,5,:.-l-3 'lx - Q ?YlY rl l V V Y : . V .- 1 ' 1 Q2 1 ' 1:1 E Q i-' - S 1 O 0 O O E . 1 1 "' S I - I k ' - ' ............... ............ ........ , 2 1 C23 E ' ........................................ ' ' 1 , '23 C31 - ' .. ' ..................... - , '22 Q55 " 1 . - 3 " , . I "' E ' ' ' ........................ , '21 Q6 5 E I f' ' 1' ' - .,'21q75 I E : 1 . , '21 C85 I f , '22 495 , '22 C J ' . . . . , '23 4 J E , '21 C D E . . . 1 , '22 C J ' ig, e -- H Q fAA Vi-Y .Ji 11. ' " - .- 9 w x 1 1 X 1 l 1 1 N a 1 W S 11 'I QI' I' I -.Q-25? 'nu' lllalllhl U I ' 'tl fi- 'ml ' --'-Wig """ 3 2 55 lmllll Ill 'W ISA J Q ing' I H ut EEMQMQHEEEAHMMAHWwLhmJww1mmMmnswF , u Q 1 2 'LITE Mlnrk A Qlluh KVARSITY LETTER OLUBJ Clbflirrrz President 1-1 A Jones Vice President V1 E Kofford Secretary Treasurer J W Kamerey Honov at y MeInbe1 s Dr R E Lee Coach C E Hammett Ntneteen Hnnclvect Twenty One S E Plumb C D Potter J O Russell G F Dunbar Thomas Francis A J Kinney Ntncteen Hundred Twenty Two VI E Kofford W Kamerer thur Kramer J Murphy . W. McCreery . L. Parker . B. Secor J Bender C B1ttner J Brevoort W Croasmun . G. Cunningham . C. Dundon . A. Jones I lllllllllll Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Three VI. A. Mansfield H. C. Miller ' L. F. MacGowan S. R. Mountsier . D. Dale H. H. Loomis N tneteen H nncbrecl Twenty-Four Hubert -Morley V. M. Wright ' P. H. Shultz The -purpose of the Block A. Club is to bring the athletes of the school closer together, socially and athleticallyg to cooperate with the authorities of the college in securing equipmentg to encourage desirable preparatory school athletes to come to Alleghenyg to foster a live athletic spirit in t-he collegeg and in general to take a vital interest in all questions pertaining to athletics. Meetings are held every month in the Trophy Room of the Gymnasium which has been set aside for the use of the club. 'Men who have Won their letter in I football, basketball or track are eligible to membership. A one-quarter inch Q gold block A is the emblem of the club. One lzundred fifty-one n IIII I It II II I I I IIIIII II I ll ll Iggngggg A . H . -- luliiii . na' I -:"! m msezsee I . I 'Wu s ' I ' I :si . ' ' . : 3 1 t 4 C . Y En ! E-A - - f E 5 I Q ' . . ' Y :E 1 2 - 'A 5 ' . 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Schultz Miss Bowie-y E E Dr. S. S. Swartley Prof. R. W. Thomas E E Miss Spalding Miss Roberts gl 1 E E Nineteen Hnnclrecl Twenty-One E 5 D. B. Brown Hoion Millhoff 5 E Marjorie Brown Ethel Powney . E P. -S. Dwyer H. J. Ruse ' E i Helen Gold J. O. Russell E y Mary Hilderbrand Helen Shuster I Ruth Lermann C. W. Skinner i F. W. McCluer Ruth Titus 2 .. , E E Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Two g E G. L. Bird B. T. Doing J 5 E J. C. Bird P. W. Jenkins E E Martha Brown Louise Hulin E E J H. H. Buchanan J. C. Hixson ll - R. C. Limber Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Three g E Helen Bowman Edna Marriott ' I E Alicia Tobin r g E E E During it's twenty-two years existence the Quill Club has served as a stuml- E E lus to the literary phase of college life. Only those are elected to membership E E - Who have done actual Work for thevari-ous publications or have exhibited some E I - literary ability. Many noted literary leaders and poets of the United States E have been brought to the college under the au-spices of the club, such, for ex- E E ample, as Vachel Lindsay and Harriet Monroe. E 5 5 E - . . E E E : One liundrca' fifty-three 'I : ' W V Y! mllllllllllllllIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllIllIllIlllIllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllll Q i i -if V 'rr y W p , ""WTf' "T M Y . . W- --N" W' 'WW' ., A iq ii 1 X 3 .uf 49" W 9 .0 N 4 aa- g W J' ,, ,.i ,f ro .. 531 ' 1 1 1 ,IELIW ' -':'4:,, A Nl, n 'vi.!gg.-:ff , -' ww 7 -I V W g , V. ..., 1, , Y - g F. 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Schadt Miss Wilson E E 5 Miss DeTurk Miss Spaulding E u L' U E E Nineteen Hundred Twenty-One E - 1 E E Claribel Belknap J. lc, Mncreery E 1 . g E 1 Belle Bollinger Ma.rguerite McCune Q 5 5 Gladys Brunner Helen M111-nuff E - 2 I . l. n S E. C. Clark Marian Morrison n E E Margaret Cleveland Ethel Powney E Q E Dorothy Curry H. J. Ruse E E J. D. Helmlinger Helen Shuster 3 E E Mary Hilderbrand W. C. Thoburn : E Ruth Lermann Anna Jane Walker : E E Gretchen Wood E I I l E : Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Two E E 2 Marjorie Abbott J. C. Hixson E E E H. H. Buchanan W. E. Jordan E E E Marie Charlton Coral McMillan 1 - E E Elouise Fink H. M. Maitland E E E Ma-ry Gealy W. H. Maitland J 5 E A. W. Gordon Ne-lle Wooley E 5 5 E l H : E E Le Petite Salon, organized in 1911, .aims to encourage increased interest and 5 I : 3 g E knowledge in the French language, literature and art. Regular meetings alter- E E nating with L'Alliance Francais, an international organization are held the first E E E Monday afternoon of e-ach month at the different fraternity houses. Membership E E E is limited to thirty including instructors and advanced students in French. A Q E E A French play is produced annually. E I E : 5 E E I E I S : One llundred fifty-fire 2 E E at E I ' : Y 1 . - E : s J . I 3 illlllllllllllllllllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllIIllIllllIIIIIllIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll dj vu: . 1. ...f 1 ' 'V K Nm ' "V I 2'- 5 EL A ag f Z iii Q4 1 it Q 1 15 Q, E E Q: X ti Q H ! E I 1 , EE ii L Ei . QF Q if 3 1 Q 3 2 1 , Q g Q Z ig A l A- gg E' I ::::::::::::"""""-' """" " -"---'------ ----mm ' i ' ng :gms -ee:see212212:::g53g:::::::::......HlII52551336ii:iiii:::::::::::::::::.1u::::::z5:::::::::::siaaa::::::::::::::::::::::::'':--- '----------'-- -'--- ----- -- --------------- ------........... o '-IFTT' -"""'.q..-Q'-V' "" . P ""r ""' . 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Elliott E E E Member Ex-Oflicio ............................................ Prof. C. F. Ross E u - l I D E p E Faculty Members E ' I E I T: . Dr. W. A. Elliott Prof. A. D. Fraser 5 I ' B Prof. C. F. Ross Dr. F. G. Henke I ' 2 . . l 2 4 -I l Miss Edith Rowley 2 I I E I E E Graduate M embers E l l 1 E E D. B. Brown -Maude Copeland E l Q ll 5 1 E Nineteen Hnnclrecl Twenty-One : E l E F. H. Bacon W. D. Meioher E I . . j - Belle Bollinger S.tE. Plumb 2 E A E Gladys Brunner J. O. Russell E E E P. s. Dwyer Ruth Seaburg 5 E E Nancy Graham Wilhelmine Traum E l : Q I E E Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Two E I , B ' ' ' "' Mary Miner I I I I E , A Nineteen Hnnclrecl Twenty-Three Q I I I C. T. Boynton E. R. Burdick - : 5 2 u - E. J. Gergely I E : E I 1 - I E E E q E T-he Classical Club, the oldest departmental organization at Allegheny, stands E E Q premier in room equipment, num-ber of interesting sessions, and variety of E I E E banquets. Established in 1897 at the advent of Dr. Elliott, it has approximated E E E a quarter century service as the incentive and outlet for classical study. Al- E I ' 1 E E though a recent change in college curricular requirements has reduced the num- E 3 - E E ' ber of Greek and Latin scholars, the club has assumed a heightened zest with E I ' D E E the decreased membership. But with its constitution revised, a larger elective E U E E membership will .be possible, and the only hope extended is that the present in- 5 3 1 E E creasing interest will be continued when more of those classically inclined are E I I E E permitted to enjoy the fruits of .these two d9DaTfl111911'fS- E I . . g l E : l I I E One hundred fifty-scz'cn E I 1 . i V V Y A D A 5 s E llIlllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllig Z. E lk I -151 v-1, . 1 uv 'Q - v +I I I I I I l l i l E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -I I I .E 'Uh I-IL i Q! 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""" 3 I 1 I E' 2 N -' 2 5 c Q J - rm , " E gh- .i:" ' J ' I I ' ' I in .F Q. 1- u -sallI".Q.f" .... --- - af , ,gh 1. .. gi:-ga'-32--. ies --M' "f 1' " "ia?vfHiezsgisegsiisifmfssaeaggg -Er ieasiimaseeaas fsaisgm I W , . .inn I V I I Y I ii E A A li' : I2 E , I I 0 o o .I E 1 Imglrg Lfimlngiral Qllnh ls. T E. 5 551 3 . Qbitirrrz 4 gi E President ....... ........... ...... H . A. Jones E Vice-President ....... .... D orothea Kerr E E l SecretaryLTr-easurer. . . .......... . ........ .... G ladys Tuck E Q ' I E Honorary Members ' E I E J. A. M. Stewart Dr. C. A. Darlin E 8' II S , l Nineteen Hundred Twenty-One E E ' Helen Andrews G. H. Lawhead E I E Margaret Cleveland Clyde Potter E . : Thomas Francis H. J. Ruse E E Dorothea Kerr Clifford Skinner L' l E Edna Kruse Gladys Tuck E, 2 I 9 l E Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Two . E I K A. W. Beattie A Dale Kirkpatrick t E George Booth Margaret Lamon E I E Sarah Coulter F. M. Parent I E Owen Cornell' D. L. Parker : E David Frazier Sarah Peabody E E Louise Hulin Grace Runninger E . E H. A. Jones Alton Shuman 2 2 ' William ,Severn E E I Eg Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Three E I E Christine Boggs W. R. Flint E E. Harold -Collom Helen Kirk 5 E A J. E. Canby Ann Lowrie E I E Ruth Mccafferty E ',: - I E E The purpose of the Biology Club is to further the interests of the biological E E department and the encouragement of original work along biological lines. The 2 I I E club was 'organized in 1914 and had as its charter members the students who E I E' were espe-ciallyinterested in biology and who were doing advanced work in E E the department. Meetings are held every two weeks. The Hrst one in the E E month is devoted to the consideration of a subject of interest to students in the 3 E biological Held and the second usually partakes of the nature of a hike and study 3 I E of plant or animal life or of geological formations. Member-s are elected by E - I : ballot and usually from those majoring in the department. Q E . 5 E E E One liuzzdred iffy-nine E : . H 4 A A E : . iillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE -IT M., f, bS'fljf"ffff1 'f'Jf7f1 .5vL. 1 y , 7 I 1 I w x N 5 mg Q ta- , S I n nl 1, gpijgguijggiiminzn Dliiiisuugll A 1 555555555555555fi33WFQESFEEEQEEEEEEEEEEEEEEiiiiiiiiilllt:HIIIiSiii3iiiiiii:::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::ai:aa:::""-----" ----------"- --- ------------------ -- ----- - ---------- ----.-.- rl . f--e-,-,.-f---- . U nu an u .4 "2" '::w2::: "'------':::::u:.:::::::::: :.::::::::is::::::::::iiiEE5EEEiEEf 53::.iil 'l v ' inf? Q. .. D gif .f fr ,.:i:s....,, . Q - ui -nuns.. A f, Y Jfngwmf ' Q Y, 4 1 lun -- -- f M I . --ef' it 5 'L , l -- in :1 2 1 FM X J " 2 3- .i f r , g J f ' . 2 E gilt. gills. D R s in .1312 ""1""' "" i ff" .-n cnc llu. --lllsih -. "'E"'-- nn-1 nu - I f'iijy""' 'ff""' 'I 'W '-1 g 1 "'i22.!2!325:i5.gL:as1:625 55552:siiissas:azsazliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiissssiizsasisssaiiiiieiiiiiiiigQ: ' iii-ggf'flEEEii55EiiiEiS?i5iQ!.i?E: -: E ii' 2 4 'S -'E f: 1 I E !JIHnhvrn Igrnhlrmn Qllnh ii: 3 2 E J .SE 1 '-l E lmiirrrn E, 2 I E President ....... .......... ..... C . W. Skinner Ei E Vice-President .... .... F . W. McCluer E E Secretary ..... ...... G . F. Dunbar E E Treasurer... ................... .... J . D. Helmlinger I .1 I E Honorary Members E E Professor L. D. McClean E S E Nineteen Hnnclrecl Twenty-One E E F. H. Bacon J. C. McCreery E E Joseph Bernard D. B. Pain-ter E E VV. J. Carney S. E. Plumb E E t G. F. Dunbar D. s. Robinson g E P. S. Dwyer H. J. Ruse E E M. W. Hartman J. O. Russell 2 E J. D. Helmlinger C. W. Skinner E E McCluer L. v. Smith ' 5 I E Nineteen Hnnclrecl Twenty-Two E E W. W. Bingaman A. W. Gordon E 3 . E H. H. Buchanan Kennedy Crumrine E E G. R. Bushyager E. B. Kun-selman ' E l W. A. Challener G. B. Leberman E E M. E. Chapin H. M. Maitland 5 E R. T. Doing W. H. Maitland E E H. c. Eaton n H. G. Ware E' E Nineteen Hnnclrecl Twenty-Three E 1 - S M. E. Graham 5 E - I n - I Q - 1 I E The Modern Problems Club was founded for the purpose of furthering the E E interest in, and to encourage the study of, economic and historical problems of our E E country. Just recently, however, due to the organization of a history club in E E Allegheny the Modern Problems Club has been converted into more of an eco- E E A nomics club. E " ' ' in ' 'ted to thirty students who mu-st be Juniors I 5 Membership in the club ls limi n E or Seniors making advanced courses in either, History, Economics or Political E 1 I E Science. The club meets the last Tuesday evening of each month and speakers E E are usually obtained to address the club on some question of economic interest E E ' - to all. The club holds a banquet in the fall of each year. E - I U . 3 I One hundred szxfv-one n D ' I iillllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE 1 l 1 I 5 .K IIIQ 4 Q n m l TV! lli1glifQ1l:lI,Hyiiqiilllljll 4 jiggjiiiEE55552555I32ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiififgiiii2525522232352 timeiii::::::::::::::::::::1n:::E::555555:::sa:aggjaz::::g5:::::5ggg555g55::::::::::g:aaaz:::a535i5::::::555E:52:5553-:5:5:::fences: lu ap -M I-. - V t V Y , i i , it 1-I V I I I I lllllllllllllll' E 3 -.ifiaiim Y v - Y -R .nllimIIIl'2 I ? I llll: l " ff T- Al u s H:r ,, , 2 j 1 .,.. J lm Y . i"' ' 221- T C' 9 ' ' H A JE ll I . ...n A , .. " 'gf' u H .n .g- 5,-V F 1 Q rug. H I g-geagisaea- f E. . .' a 2 -, Je e g' .1 LXp?T l p T igdgg g aw.. . Y i i Y Y Y lr W : 3 'T I '-l Y, Y -an 4 l ,, ., I '1 : I ' ,S 1- . , 2 fs S - I T E, " A iii y ' S -' Q. :I 1 T I I E ' ............... . . ............ . . ' ' I n n I ..... . ....... - - ........................... . . ................ ' 2 ' ,. I T - A ................................. .......... E . ' ' E H . W T E - . E E ' I i Z ' -N E I -' V , - l ' I I 1 . 1 1 Ulf' Nm.-Y. nu un -1 I ,Qi-Q E f L-Jr ff lllll "mx ' .-, 2 .-' -"-'E' Y' . - l 1 Illlllll l 5 ii 1 JII1 iw-llW5'I-itll I -!e:..':::E:'HIZ,5ggg,,gQg,f,1IiiEt:s.:.::la:'!!liiB' 2 tis. H! is :ml gs H I-f "lin" f Efmrntwih Gleniurg Qlluh I Qbifirern President MarJor1e Dean V1cePres1dent Belle Bollinger Secretary Treasurer Helen Shugter Honovcmy Members Dean Spaldmg Edith Rowley Nznetcen Hnncloecl Twenty One Marguerite Blass Dorothea Kerr Belle Bollinger Edna Kruse Inez Brumbaugh Ruth Lermann M-QYJOTIS DGHI1 Ethel Powney H916-211 Gold Helen Shuster p Margaret Howe Wilhelmine Traum Gladys Tuck Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Two T Margorie Abbott Louise Hulin i l Ramona Acosta Charlotte Jelbart -, T Winifred Britton Marjorie Little nr I- . - i Martha Brown Coral McMillen !I l Marie Charleton Frances Pitt E ' Mary Gealy Alta. Postance ! Olive Ham-merton Martha Schall i H i The Twentieth Century Club was organized in 1916 by thirteen girls who I felt that the young wom-en of the college needed an organization for, "the promo- tion of interest in, and intimate knowledge of, modern topics, such as present -B day literature, world politics, investigations in the field of science and sociology T and the training in freedom of expression of opinion on these subjects." The - membership -of the club is limited to forty and consists of these young women T interested in Political Science and History. Meetings are held every two weeks. I 1 I i - 'A f One hundred sixty-tlzree , e , mn I y u' -TT?,i.?-Hg,vv,,A,l, ,,,,, ,,., W- .- ...H ,H A-. 7, - ,N , -, Wi V V -'J 'XX 'NP 355- View-f I1 .L 4 Q s 4 ga x Nr, 'f iii: :ggg-"g'2!2g "'z'3Q12a2Q3g2aEE51?faa- :- rt'-5 E12 Pr 1' rs' ifiisgiifiai:-Hi-e113efE - 5?'5aafim:,::En2Q-Egg: y -fbiwfuifmazumf Qi! 'H Q f""'w 1 , wu'wnY'Yw IM, 1 Vw I X X 1, '3N:y3,3 W W W ln ' AU s, 'a........... ff ff ffl!lIfflHf'ff,'f,f,,. 'N iwwxm pm! V Y f w , , l NN r xW Y 1 ' u X 1, llll Ulf' 'um-?. nu an - I S .,-l ,lf- Ql W? H -"1" u 11 its Yldliltull , : f O 5. 1 7 If .2 Bl!l'lIL,g mi i sg uunumiff ' an ""' : gm, 'ggi gg ..,,,,,7 N 5. - l al eg3 -'H' ....... . h.. --"-"' F' -H2 --- T 2 1 mi I nlllllii ll!! - l I I Lhwtnrg emit lgnhtrral Svrwnrr Qlluh Qbflirrra President I M Henley 24 Vice President Dorothy Leeper 23 Secretary Harriet Titus 23 Honovmy Mentbevs Dr C B Coleman Prof C F Littell W J Carney Marjorie Dean Frances First Ida Galbreath Marjorie Abbott G. L. Bird Marie Charlton R. T. Doing W. R. Flint Ntneteen Hnncloect Twenty One Helen Gold Edna Kr.1 e Ruth Lermann Frieda Schnell Dorothy Thurston Nineteen Hnnclrecl Twenty-Two J. G. Guerdon Marjorie Lillie Frances Pitt H. G. Ware 'Clara Weller Nineteen Hnnclv ed Twenty-Three C. A. Bollinger Dorothy Leeper Ruth Dodge Kathryn Robbins R. E. Iffert Harriet Titus F. L. Jolly Ruth Wood Nineteen H nndrecl Twenty-Font' I. M. Henley Tillie Oleson The History and Political Science Club was organized in the spring of 1921 - and as yet has not had time -to get into its "full stride". The clu-b devotes its energies and time to the study of History and Political Sciense and subjects of a kindred nature. One hundred sixty-fi'Ue I1 1 L i e.,......- Fi ,v.,,f 0'- 6 ,,,.,.,...... .N X , 3 gigisix .. SL . , ANN - zmfmc x ...Q-om, -.. M, 3 I I 1 E5 : I I -E IH: .., l E l h .I if-l I rl QI iii .-I l: I Il QI: I-I 'It ,i ll I. ll I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I J I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I QQEQQEESSEEEEQEESEEQEEEFEE5EiiiliiiiiiSEEESEEEE5215II.2IISHIGHS::im:ii::::::::::::::::::u:::::::::::::::::::aa:ai::::'":--' -'-------- ---- ---- --------------' ----- ---------------- n--------..........- i -':-:Q ""'--,.:"'577-""'-- f f V i W 7, Wm. .. - . .. -2 ""::w2222"""" 'SSH' "''223312-5321225212Iiiiiliiliiiiisszaaasa:anaI ? -'-'-liiiiia v v . -P 4. 1"""r-F -H ..::iiiE::::::JI - 1 ' V- - Y JllIlllll.'f ....-"-'I' 3 . .... 5 "' E: ' "' wg, 5 E Q 2 2 E. .dia ' oft i I i ' g c e J -'5'iiZgQEiiiiEi!"'2":'i5'i5g . .... I in-i 1' . ll gg - 'ix . ' 5 n n I - 5 :Efwg e '-l-53 ff - : fa i i :5ggEggg- S . inure: s A l o t -. fi 1 ' :H -- 2 - l i A I Ai' 2 P I I 15, E ' IE E fi E o , , p Euitnn Svurwtg nf Applwh Svrwnrr E' 2- E. S .Sz 2 Executive Committee 5 ' :I : A. J. Kinney, Chairman l Harry Grimes V Harry Miller E E W. P. Swanson ' Gale Pringle E " I E l Honorary Members E -5: Dr. o. P. Akers D Prof. Karl A. Miner E E Prof. B. R. Beisel - E Nineteen Hundred Twenty-One J- E Harry Grimes A. J. Kinney A E G- G- Fuller LS. L. Leberman 1 G. A. McKinley - I E Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Two E G. L. Bird F. H. Dickson E J. C. Bird S. W. McKinley E M. J. Brevoort G, W, Pringle P' E S. H. Carlson R. B. Secor l 4. J. S. Conroe W. P. Swanson EI Q Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Three -3 I E. A. Finney J. W. McIntyre H. C. Miller B. B. Mack I Q Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Four Mi G. L. Brown R. P. Steetle D. H. Coale T. A. Siedle 'fy D. W. Dailey L. L. McCleery H l g Raymond Dykes S. R. Mountsier -l lo. E. Reyner B. H. white E E A T-his society was named in honor of the late Professor Dutton, a former E . I E professor :in mathematics and surveying at Allegheny College. It is the re- E E p organized surveying club of former times. Meetings are held every two weeks, E I either in Ruter Hal1'or in conjunction with the local chapter of the American - I E Association of Engineers of which every men in the club is a member. E 5 Technical papers are presented at the meetings covering some phase of the sci- 1' E y tific or engineering iield. Membership is limited to instructors and members .Q E in the Department of Mathematics and Surveying. The club is under the super- E ' vision of an executive committee composed of two SGIUOTS, two jUI1i0I'S and 91 E sophomore. E E . One hundred sixty'se':xen E ,1 I A " i - - . ,.- , 114e,1egefe.'.2?f,.-Aeifefee--P -. 1' if lllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllll Illllllllllllllllllilllllll llllllllllllllll j 2 W N inn 4""'"'AN'-"'W"'WW""'W"""""'J'f""'T' """f '4?illgA-i'ii""""'W 'W -' - -. Du, - -- .mv md 19" 5246. K5 ,Eg IIIQ -1 'Nl' 'llnxvn 'nu :nu Inu H lIvx u H -' Q Q Q li S 3 .ai l 2 E 1 TT KA Ito ST Q!" Ella' sl fa Qiinlll Ill 3 lllhli Ihnhnrn Qllnh Cmflirrrn Pres1dent C Thoburn V1cePres1dent Earl R Burdlck Secretary M M Hook 'I reasurer Maxwell S Stewa1 t Honomvy Mevnbevs Dr I R Be1ler Nzncteen Hnndvecl Twenty One W D Melcher M S Stewart J O Russell Raymond Tenmeb W C Thoburn Nzneteen Hnndvecl Twenty Two S I-I Carlson Nmetcen Hnnclv ed Twenty Th? ee T Boynton F H Moo e R Burdlck C H Neely C S Thoburn Ntneteen Hundv ecl Twenty Fon? R Braun C W I-Iavlce L Cuslck C T Lrttle M M Mook In the year of our Lord one thousand n1ne hundred and even on he first Frlday 1n October the Thoburn Club was born Its lnfancy began not 1n sur 1ound1ngs Wh1Ch were lmpedlments to 1ts growth but 1n the 1deal1st1c atmo sphere created by Dr Camden M Cobern The club grew by leap and bounds C A Hastmgfs was elected the Hrst pres1dent Dr Cobern who the year prev1ous had been elected to the chan' of Engllsh Blble gave h1s helpful support and the organ1zat1on came rapldly to the front 1n college act1v1t1es The purpose of the club IS to g1ve the embryo preacher the mreslonary vol unteer the Y M C A worker an opportumty to gather helpful 1deas wh1ch sooner or later can be put 1nto practlce erther at home or on the fore1gn field 1 Th1S club also brmgg to the college every year a number of lecturers 1n such subjects as would naturally appeal to the young men who are lnterested 1n the moral and sp1r1tua1 upllft of humanrty It works shoulder to shoulder wrth the Y M C A and IS 1n close alllance w1th the Thoburn Cha1r of E'ngl1-sh B1ble Slnce nlneteen hundred and seven lt has been a very strong force ln the re l1g1ouS act1v1t1es of the college One lzzmdzed snty nzne I . an 5 5 E 2 E : i E E I E E 1glllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Ill lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllll Ill Ill I J 111 V -l"'h.. wmufxa I E' L I 12 ng 112 - 2, F -I IE! in I 151 ij' 1.1 II' I I I! :Ii ,l. I. -1 I ll I, -I I I I I I I I I I I I I X I N I I I I I I I In I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I V I A I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 555555555555555ffifffffliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia:::EiEESlilllliliiliililliliIi:i::::::::::::::::::n:::::::::::::::-sr '------ -------- - ........ .... . ........... -. ..... .. "'-'7---"--- . un ... .. 'i ' S ' C cf.-:af 1 e 'L.:.,.,,f' -e f ,,,9,u :l fr A K ,V - .jail ll::g .T .. ,, t . y ' .ill .- Q ' M g i g IHM licsffi..s..g.ll. t g, Lll i.. .:y 1 X YY Y Y I Y ' ff ll l I3 E s:' g T 1: E QE E I T I a E. E 5 E E' I I E ' 5 E Svtuhent Hnluntvrr Manh g I I 5 s E fbiiirrrz E E President ...... .......... .... W . C. Thoburn E Vice-President ........ .... R uth Seaburg 4. E Secretary-Treasurer ................................... ..... C . S. Thoburn ' I i Nineteen Hunclfrecl Twenty-One E Ramona Acosta Ruth .Seaburg F E Maud C0D91H11d M. S. Stewart 5 J. O. Russell W. C. Thoburn I3 t, E Nineteen Hnndrecl Twenty-Three -Ai E y Marcia Mae Horton Dorothy Leeper - C. S. Thoburn I- -l E Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Fone' E E S. M. Barnes Blanche Joyce - E M. L. Gerhardt Mary Whitfield E 1 iI I The Student Volunteer Movement of North America is represented in Alle- E gheny by the Student Volunteer Band. Members of the movement are students t in higher educational institutionsiw-ho have made it their purpose to become E foreign missionaries. The purpose of the Band is to exalt Christian standards in college life, to study the needs and problems of mission fields, and to pre- sent to students the opportunity for useful Christian work. The moral ideal of E a consecrated life of service is -constantly kept in mind. Meetings are held once I T a Week for study, prayer and discussion. One hundred seventyone . E . ,, i,..t, iiigf 'W' . . . - - V f Y Y ff v .- 4-146: 'ff' 1! I S: -M1 I1-1- 4 fig, I 1 LM. Elf' 1 ' l 1, A lxrx "I x'N C11 :AIN fill iffy 5 li f ti fiji iii? 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I E. ,., ......r..............e.......iggggggzgaei--Lie:siiaiigg:ass22:2sis:::asfis5is f mfffiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiii515555555seisiiiggiifiiigiiiiiifimiffiifiifiig sz. if ' : 355 E H I - QE. 5: 2 Il' E l IE ill 3 : 'I- J All Q1 I ef as E PQ eng ra I Iuh ia. fig E I gif l. 3 gi : Gbiirrrn J gi U 1 . Q. E E fsreslgentnd ........ ........... ...... J . O. Russell E' E E Scigcgegtresl ent ..... .... H . R. Lefflngwell A E ,, : 1 - ary ........ I O Flemi .- - : ..... . . ng g IE E Treasurer ......... .... H . J. Morris E . E Sergeant-at-Arms .... ..................... .... C . W. Skinner E u - I E E- Honorary Members A E. E E . President F. W. Hixson Prof. J. A. M. Stewart 5 5 E Prof. C. R. Ross Prof. Karl A. Miner E E 5 D12 R- E. Lee Prof. P. E. Hill g 3 E A Dr. F. G Henke Prof. c. F. Littell E E 5 Dr. J. R. Soiinitz Dr. o. G. J. Schadt E - 5 Dr. S. S. Swartley D. B Reid F I 3 ' - I Q Q - - I n - Dr. J. W. Miles n u 3 g ii E Nineteen Hundred Twenty-One E E E I- K- Davis C213 C. D. Potter C83 E g 5 E- JC. Clark C63 J. 0. Rueeen 453 E E 5 5 N- W. Kerr C183 C. W. Skinner 423 5 E l E V. M. Leffingwell 4163 P. A. Zetler 4203 E I I 1 E E Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Two E ' l E H. H. Buchanan 413 L. 43. Dundon 4113 5 5 E N. W. Croasmun 4153 D. W. Frazier C173 E 5 V E R. G. Cunningham 4123 H. R. Leilingwell 493 3 I .1 R. T. Doing 4193 D. L. Parker 473 E I 1 - E 5 . H. J. Morris 4223 I 2 E . 5 E g 1 Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Three ' g S i E C. T. Boynton 4103 I K. A. Hines 4143 5 i E 1. o. Fleming 443 1. M. Henley C243 5 E 5 W. J. Parker 4133 E I 1 D E E Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Four E - , - Q . ' I . - 1 : C. R. Gage 433 E. L. Gastiger 4233 5 I ' i : l - C . I I I S I Q - E 5 f The Allegheny Craft Club was reorganized in 1920. The membership con- 1 E E sists of members of the Masonic Fraternity that have or are ready to take their E 1 I E E first degree in Masonry. The purpose of the organization is to further the in- E I 1 E E terests of Free Masonry and to promote the best of feeling in the college. E I - ' H I n : : : One hundred sez'ent3'-tlzree : u 1 u ' I : 4 E I' t ' ' E ' E i 3 llllllllllllllllllllllllll IE f E 1 iilllllllllIllIllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll -1 J m N E -'R - 1 . . .1 ' Y ,Z Q' A ' ea, v 2 6 , 5 2 Ji' ?vQ,+'uM-M .,a,q,.,i 573 f uid? Mix RW- 'sr 14- -N. K ,A Bo 4X 'pafi' Q w?fE3ig!wKwf fwfgxs MNNQ ff' '53 , -,M W ff X41,,Z7!N M r ,z A952 46 254' 5 8 1' xg? Qffhffw 49 vu gaix 4, W., 'IQ-54"-41 fagi.-fak,m H 4 'M A ,431 ww f M My " Q 90 rwwuvfz ii amy Awe? v , X W QM, ,ggfsi 1, , Ay ZQQ 553, W ggi! M144 uf 4 344 J W! MQ fqg5,,,'n.....uil'w...40,,,,q, Nam-surf ans- 90- WWW' -N5 -X. 98 vxx Q' 'D S156 JL , 1 X ,W W WV., 1,5 M.. ev,N.- f-K , xx- X ,-3-nw:-:.,v1 .4 N N Q. Nw fsmii K4QfxlQQZXtA'W Xf'5""QZNx'X'mffwfX . , QXRXQ NE? X K ff ffm 1 Q Q 3 if , vw4m'f Wig! 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Q 1 1 ' 1 f ' x ' V 3 N fffllff' lang' I Q X I is E 1 E pu .:!.'l mg 1 was I 'Q' n T' l eel BE ln SEI .gl lg' li! .Il Ei :Q 2, E I I : I I I i E i E l : I I xv I I I E I I I E I E 5 A: I I I 5 I I I I 5 E I I 5 E 5 E I 3 I E .E 2 Ll r UE if-ifjffiifiiiffffffff-EEEiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiifigg iiEiillllilliiiiiiiiiiiiii.:i::::::i:::::::::::n::::::::::::::::::::a---3-----..... ........... .. :? '-5 I Y V i Y i i ll ul Y H ir- all lliu nuln fanning::3:fEE::::::!Is5:ff: I Y I i-Y 17 Y J- F4 153.1532-I 'nun' . ....., KI e A """ - . .' E 5 E Q 1 .I CA - E i El, li-A I I I I Ie I - I , E n illlllglllll I ,, ,ii,ih,,i' up A , ' I I v lk i '1 ' ' """' ."fi' TL ll' ' -:': I " -- I Q I .. - , aglifi.. :lg 5 I -I -- - WHEEL-II' i' W 3lI 1aQ I I I'-11 H l -- I I W I I 5 I G so F'-'i"fI I ,IE E F ai E E! E i 5 E I Q' 2 an I ' n ' I E uhm! nurmhment Svnrwtg g 1 I I-' I I E President ..... p : .... Alys O'Neil " I 1 , E Nineteen Hzmclrecl Twenty-One E E Helegn Andrews Ruth Lermann E Clanbel .Belknap Marguerite McCune E Marguerite Blass Helen Miuhoff g I E Inez Bfumbaugh Florence Miller 5 E Gladys Brunner Alys 0,Nei1 5 E Margaret Cleveland Fredia Schnell T I : Marjorie Dean Helen Shuster r E Frances First Ruth Seaberg I I I E Ida Galbreath Madeline Stanford E l Helen Gold Ruth Titus E Nancy Graham Gladys Tuck - ivi ' d - 5 3 L WY H11 erbrand Elizabeth Turner 5 E Margaret Howe Anna Jane Walker E Edna Kruse Gretchen Wood E : l f' I i I i I E A club founded many years ago for the mutual nourishment of senior girls. i E Its sole purpose is to eat-and eat. E Yell E ' All the potatoes you can eat I lllllllll Lew 'US EH, CD. fi Em pm EF' ...E 55. CD:-r 2.3 ED 9 C530 mu CDU! 5. SD is Sw '35 P-:B CDD-1 U1 mo I-95 E CD 93 FF lmlllllmll 'EU 99 FQ 'FU 99 Fi :U 99 ID' 5' "S 3 Z YD - . I 2 g I - One hundred seventy-Eve , ill llllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllll llllll llll ll E -I-if f f wi nw V , I 'Eil- X , , 941196 89 -..-.f'q.....w sd if '14, 442' . Q wk FF? wvov--1-..,,,,,, '99 rl 'X-f GH? TQ' 'FQ '-au.. 31' f i ng E 5 4 i Sl" --llllif a Q -"'-lv' 1 il. 1' 1 .- ."l'-'J1' n 1 WHL' 7 35 '-E Q Elllllllllllllll .T 5 A up 'U-5-irmlll , nm '- 'u n iiimid-5- I 5-um lug: 'iii 5. 255' p 1 L J I Ap M p p n . . ..... . ............... -..-..:'.lim . - it - ' la. .-Qli a -an 2 i . l i 'Z'-1 ge.-af ,.. iii ll ' I I Commandant.. . .. . , HH C Morrls Adjutant .... . I W E. Severn Company Clerk . .. .. . ,, , A F. Miller Dr. H. W. Church Prof. C. E. Hammett Nineteen Hundred Twenty-One - F. Bernard 'D. S. Robinson - A- 01011811 H. J. Ruse . E. Lawhead M. S. Stewart Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Two . G. Cunnngham ' R L. Doing . K. Davis H. C. Morris W E. Severn Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Three G. L. Anderson H. E. Kirkpatrick E. R. Burdick R. H. Klinestiver G. W. Chapin A. F. Miller F. L. Pond Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Four K. B. Fry 1 The Overseas. Club was organized in 1919 by the Allegheny students who saw service overseas with the A. E. F. A plan has been drafted whereby after the year 1920-21, membership will be elective without reference to overseas service. One lm ndred .9cz'e11 fy-sef'cn ,, . I 1 Vp 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 3 I Q 1 1 I 1 3 1 1 1 1 Q I 1 I I 1 I - - 1 1 1 1 Q Q Q S Q - Q I 1 1 1 Q 2 1 I - 1 1 1 I I - 1 I 1 I 1 C I I - S 3 1 1 I Q I 1 an 2 1 Q 1 2 S 1 1 1 1 I I 1 Q I 1 I - - S 1 D 1 1 I Q 1 1 D S 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 ' l 1 E 3. :nllullInIllmmlllIIIlunullllllllllllllllllllllllllllll -fi A A I"g-5:25. ulnlulnlullllllllllllulllllllllulmnlllygfpijjigfygliigi' ll! Ilfiilllljlfn ul u mmm I nuttin! ui-ilu ll n In Ill lu u ll lu ul I mulmu null ll H no Q r- Q lll lf! - - 'isa . 4 as : ' . n. E . . : 3 ' I ? 'lg ' N '55 .. E I I -E :EF I: ss ' 1 ll m u-I-giljlgllLglii'jlll iiilllll - 'r""" iluunqi- A , Y - ---V--W ' - Gibran Qlluh 1, vw., -f....- 1 'Y G . fIDffirrr5 President .......... ............ ........ P . S. Dwyer Vice-President ..................................... H. Buchanan Secretary-Treasurer ................................... ........ J . R. Rose Nineteen Hunclrecl Twenty-One P. S. Dwyer J. R. F0550 C. M. Jelbart F. W. McC1uer Nineteen Hund,v'ed Twenty-Two A. W. Shewman R. C. Limber M. F. Stewart H. H. Buchanan K. Crumrine R. H. Weaver Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Three H. H. Loomis C. S. Thoburn J. L. Ross, C. R. Wim-mer R. P. Agnew W. R. Flint , R. C. M. Blodgett C. H. Cochran The Allegheny College Chess Cl b . u was organized on March 31, 1921, with about twenty members in the student body and several in the faculty. The purpose of the club is to promote the inte-rests of chess in the college, organize inter-class and inter-fraternity tournaments, and arrange matches. with other colleges. May 7th Pitt defeated the Allegheny team 8-1. O ne 11 Il ndred seven ty-eiglzt I ,g I mul! u2',2:j:."-..,. 2.3 -,A. 1 u..,, I Mi EI EI iz EI Q. aI Q! ISI x,z -5 f l gy.. 3' 2 S . 3 'IIIII I ' L miss. E. If I Ep' ,F E-3 I I2 Q 52 'H I II I III Ii' ISI II II I I I I I I I II I ,I It II I IIIII X QL. J,-. ..I. f f f Zff WI :Q IMI wane If: I IwmwMIm1IIuIeIs I I gilt ,- ,-.- , I I EE KA I GDN G I :I ...IE f '57 -I:-. .1'II""-S I I ., W L I 1 : II XIII n I IIIVIIQ I E f I IIIIIO ZIWI I E I 4 I , X I III, I AIIIIIIII I : I I I A gx it 14 , I I ' u . JY -lui , , -21:5-,-1.1 'WMU QR M3 2' uw-vf wa.-1-.. K n -1- ,'-,' 1 f '-i, ,O-Q...-r-.A Ulu wo- Q., -QW ww... SAW- r . S I E 'NIV' 'un.q?. un nu ll? ....."'--: -.g.--Wi: ' i W i 1 2 2 En! -h in ni' ii diff-1..,,,J' llllllllni gf 1 .alll KA D lM..l,xXQL s - . 1. . '3EE1'.'i..zai.i'n!1E"fli"ifi "ff " ! i -H ---' 'M rm 'l I lllllll ll I llllIlllllllllllllllllllllll Buzrr Eu Brnmaitr Glluh Qllfftrrl 5 Pfesldent R L BHIGWIHM W Hartman V109 Pres1dent W D Melch I, Secretary Treasurer Thomas Francls Honozavy Membev Dr J R Schultz Ntneteen Hundred Twenty One F H Bacon M W Hartman G F Dunbar Thomas Franc1s W D Melche1 J O Russell Nzneteen Hnnclved Twenty Two H H Buchanan F N Parent H L Collom W E Severn W Kame1er H G Ware P Bates lf W Clarke E Larson R G Davls W B Gealy Zvzneteen Hnndvccl Twenty Three G D Prather J R Russell J W Shlrer C H W1ll Nznetecn Hnndvecl Twenty Fon? H R Houser H B Knapp Duzer Du was founded 1n 1910 for the purpose of furthermg th development of the l11str1on1c ab1l1ty of tl1e men 1n th college At thls tlme there were n1ne members of the club but at present the membersh1p approaches the l1m1t of twenty S1nce the 1naugurat1on of the organ1zat1on 1n the college 1t has pro duced at least one play a year wlth the exceptlon of the war years From the casts of the plays and from the tudents who show managerlal ab1l1ty the mem bers are elected W1th the result that 1t 1S usually composed of a representatwe group of the college men 1921 1920 1919 1916 1915 1914 1913 1912 1911 1910 1909 Plays Gwen Nothlng but the Truth It Pays to Adveruse Bel1eve Me Zantlppe 'F The Importance of Being Earnest ' The Dlctator Arms and the Man Trelawney of the Wells Comedy of Errors School for Scandal She Stoops to Conquer The Rwals. . .g I n One lzundled ezghty one E 1 w . 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E Secretary-Treasurer ....... . .... .......... .... M a rian Morrison E l l 1 5' I 5 L E Nineteen Hundred Twenty-One i E ' 1 E 4 E Helen AUd1'9WS Marian Morrison 5 E Marguerite Blass He-len Shuster 5 E p E Ruth Lerm-ann Madeline Stanford E E E Gretchen Wood - I 3 2 ' E E Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Two y E E E Marie Charlton Alta Postance p E E Sara Coulter Mildred Steel - E + Mildred Ellis Mildred Stoner I E 1 E Clara Weller 1 - 1 : ' I S ' I I E , E Klee-O-'Kleet was founded in 1911 by 13 young women of the college. It E l 1 E 1 E has been the purpo-se of the organization to foster and maintain an interest 5 E E in dramatics among the girls of the college. Membership of the club is limited g I - E E to 15 and is coniined to members of the Junior and Senior Classes who have E I E E N shown marked managerial or dramatical ability. The club traditionally pre- E n 1 E 5 sents one play a year, usually in May. The following plays have been pre- ' E 5 E sented to date: E 1 : I E E i Les Romanesques, 1911 E E E Pygmalioon and Galatea, 1912 E E E Livig of Thorn, 1913 5 E E 9 Revenge of Sher-Her-sun, 1914 5 1 Q 5 Mice and Men, 1916 E 5 i E Pomander Walk, 1919 E E U E Monsieur Beaucaire, 1920 E I 1 5 E E E I E 1 E -9 E 5 E E E : One hundred eighty-three E X E E gr --A-9 - A 7 V ee --- 5 2 M E lllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 1 I ?"""T' Jitsu- ,f C ,W WW V Y wry V 11, Y ,Y W, -W-H - -- - -Y ' 3' ' ' V Z- 3-C' Q 'E +1 E I I E I I I , I l j Q: illll lf' -I-I. ev aaf- . inqggglual 'ggi I X0 55 3 " i i ll E l i i -1 3 1' W li 2 2 5 -um F l :-..lw..1.: Jm.if.....w..ln - ff Jflsaeszesziff- if ,5g,ggggjk5E:-::::'i:.:- as H- if-s-as E g,, . 5,2 ee I r 4 : - , fEII'1Ei C5122 Glluh Leader '--- - . 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Estep g 5 E K- A- Smlth S. W. McKinley : 3 E G. D. Smith E E ' c E ' S. D. Smith g - E E Horns Q E . E P. H. Shultz E. B. Eaton 5 5 5 C- A- Bolhnger 0. M. corneii E : C. S. Van Gorder .1 I v E Trombones E 5 5 5 H- B- Knapp M. E. Russell ,Ig : E H. E. Sterling L, C, Dundon E E . E Ola-wlnets E 5 5 R- H- Kelly H. R. Lillie 5 u : i l E Flute. i 5 : W. W. Phillips E I l E E Saxophones E : 1 R. P. Steetle J. W. Himebaugh g u ' I i E Baritone E E - E W. H. Maitland E I I - E E Basses E E E C. W. Havice C. B. Gage E I 3 I E E Drums E E g J. F. Bernard T. E. Brookhous-er E 3 : R. H. Ellsworth . E ' l I E Manager 5 - Q 5 E J. W. Shirer E I H I I 2 ' 5 . . I E E 1 1 The B-and was organized during the 1918-19 term and consisted of thirteen 5 E E A men. La-st year the membership numbered twenty men, while this year thirty- E E 1 E five men trie-d out, twenty-eight of which were adm-itted to membership. 'The E E E Purpose of the organization is to stimulate good music among those so lncllned E E E and to allow instrumentalists of some competence to -continue their work in en- E E E Semble. The band meets throughout the year in preparation for concerts, ath- 5 . 5 E - letic events and college functions including Commencement DPOEFELIHS- E ' I I I - S I E L' E E One hzmdred eiglzty-nine E ,- 1' b llllll lllllIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llll lll lll llllllllllllllllllllllllllll l lll dj B . W P 1 . Q F f :F ' gf! 3 B I 3 .-,,..- , ,n Uv ,,,,.,, I . -A-K h , .I L X l II I mln 43. H l- g ""- - f 5-' i :Ii Z Eu I diff- -JI '--annum. Illllllllljpp A ID ill!! Huh n E E1 5'5- FP' :"Z .fi iii! 2 s Et.. T 2 Jw: I ul I n mlgmq QE 2 Si Glrrrlm Gllnh Insignia Jans Pipe Colors Apple Green and Gold flilffrrrrzi President Wilhelmine Traum Vice President Dorothea Kem Secretary Treasurer Ruth Seaburg Patronesses 'Mfrs B G Henke Mrs H W Church Meonbcz Ex Oyjtzczo Miss Lucia DeTurk Nineteen Hundred Twenty-One DO1'0th6EL KGTI Ruth Seaburg Wilhelmine Traum Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Two Lucile Drake Josephine Hovis Vlildred Ellis Wilma Lander Elouise Fink Coral McMillan A Genevieve I-Iovis Alta Postance St. Cecilia Club is one of the youngest clubs on the Hill, having fini-shed the ilrst complete year of active work in June, 1920. This club is composed only of Junior and Senior women, not to exceed iifteen in number. As the name implies it is a musical club. Each member i-s required to be an instrumental or vocal soloist and to be prepared t-o do solo work at any time. The club meets fortnightly during the school y-ear to study, both with papers and musical Drograms, various subjects of music and the musical world. In addition, the club gives at least one recital or entertainment during the school year. In April of this year, the club presented "Nawadaha and His Tribe," an Ofiginal collaboration of Indian music and legends. It was a work of merit reflecting careful research on the part of the members of the club into this type of American music. One lzzlndred 11z'nety-one V Y V Y , illllllll era, lllllllIIIIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllll lllllllll llllllllllllll llll -A I fl- ,J Y W " 'f' MV! , , Y , r A x MW. .151 W.: ,z WU1.. 1 V +541 if Q.: 1: . ' 1 log N ,. ,n,',, Q Q f-wg wg Ma- ,gr 'J' 14 r ? iff' ,...- INTERIOR FORD MEMORIAL CHAPEL u4,1fUf.Lg.u,,.,.,, , 1 HL"-. ,H ,. Q E E E lmlliumlunnu I mil v Q , 4 v ' 1 A 1 1 1 w ir If I lg Q? 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E IE : I s 5 3 3 :. + g. E akriielh Obratnrrral Qlnntvat 555 : A 'Sz 5 January 21, 1921 1 . E SPEAKERS S - . : ll ' H X E PH. H. Buchanan, '22 .... . ......... ......... T he Melting Pot E E' +C. W. Skinner, '21 .... ..."The Crisis in Education" E E W. E. Jordan, '22 .... ..."The Power of Purpose" E E J, H. Bozic, '23 .... .............. ' 'The Ancient Grudge' E E l F. A. Bacon, '21 ......................... "Injustice to the American Farmer" E r, 1 n E 2' First Place. t Second Place. E 5 I E E ,, .i....- E E H E is . 0 I E Jlnivrrnllrgmtr Gbrainrtral Cnntvat 1 1 p QCIVIO LE.4GUEp E Washington, Pa., May 13, 1921 'E h E 1 SPEAKERS E E . H. H. Buchanan-Allegheny College ......... .. . ........ "The Crucible" E E TH. H. Roupp-Ohio Wesleyan .... - ....... ........ ' 'Our Immediate Ta-sk" E D. P. Hawkins-Washington 8t Jefferson. .. . . ."The Greatest Thing in Life" PE. M. Dunbar-College of Wooster ..... ..... ' 'The Supreme Menace" E W A. W. Riley-Colgate University ........... ....... ' 'Mettle of Men" E 'P A. C. Hemans-University -of Pittsburgh .... ..."The Soldier Poet"' E - i I E H 'F First Place. ?Second Place. E 1 - E ' E E p f WW .1 E , E E JUDGES LE E Dr. W. F. Conner ................ I .............................. Pittsburgh, Pa. 5 E I Chairman Book Committee, Methodist Episcopal Church E : Professor Luther Maimberg .................................... Greenville, Pa. E E Professor of Philosophy and Public Speaking, Thiel College E E Professor Oscar G. Peterson ................................... Pittsburgh, Pa. 5 E Professor of Public Speaking, Carnegie Institute of Technology E E Professor Louis A. Rufener ............................ Morgantown, West Va. ' E E Professorbof Economics, We-st Virginia University E g - The Reverend R. E. Strider ............................... Wheeling, West Va. E 5 Pastor st. Matthews church E I S One hundred ninety-four E S 5 ' illlllllllllllllll llll lllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllll Ill dj' ALLEGHENY vs 'W OOSTER Wooster Ohio March 10 1921 Vegatwe Allegheny Ayj'z1'mat'ive-Wolost John H BOZIC 23 Zifrtanglr Jntvrrnllvgiair Brahmin p n immigration into the United Stat should be restri t d cr Roy B. Sharrock, '21 Howard F. Lowry, '23 Earl M. Dunbar, '21 David K. Allen, '22 Won by Aflirmative ALLEGHENY 'US TV. cf J. Meadville Pa Maich 10, 1921 Affmmatwe Allegheny Negative-W. ct J. Julian L Roes 23 C. H. Bonner, '23 Ira O Fleming 22 George F. Taylor, '21 William J Carney 21 George C. Martin, '21 Charles A Bollinger 23 Dwight E. Beecher, '23 Won by Affirmative 'One lmzzdrc 7 f 'rf -.4-Qc: " " 1- if -i'--- -""-i- 5? l 5 ilu B If E' ' ' un ff Inna -- "' --'E .. U A? E DN gi - i i -I ' ""'5' ...::--::::::::. l...., :H ........:. - M- -- ----H IIE IIINHA .1 UID! l y 1 ElHh1ln iliramklm Gbratnrtml Glunirsi May 19 1921 SPEAKERS W J Carney 21 america and Ireland Ross 22 The Tree Little 24 The Slavery of Freedman Burdick 23 The Yellow Peril Tefff 24 Education vs Bolshevism First Place , Second Place 'Exlvmpnranrnua Speaking Glnntwt November 22 1920 SPEAKERS Americanizing the Immigrant "iW1l11amJ Carney 21 TWi1ber C Thoburn 21 .... . . The Japanese Situation in California Ralph H. Weaver 22. . .. .. .... The Unde irability of Further Restricting Immigration into the United States' Hugh H. Buchanan 22. ......... . ..... . .... Reasons for Immigration ' Glen R. Bushyager 22 ............. .. . Our Debt to the Immigrant I I' First Place. T Second Place. Bvrlamatrun Glnntrat A November 22 1920 I SPEAKERS "'John H. Bozic, '23 ...... .............................. ' 'The Soul of a Violi11"' TStanley Thoburn, '23 .............. .... ................ ' ' Inn-ocence Abroad" Charles E. Tefft, '24 .... ....... .... ...... ' ' H ardingls Speech of Acceptance" Clyde C. Miles, '24 ...... .. .. .......... .............. ' 'The Right to Rule"I George R. Braun, '24 ..................... .......... .......... ' ' Riley'S Jim"' 'F First Place. T Second Place. I One lzundrcd rzinety-sx'.1: . f Y l Iii I I Ill ll ll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIII er - I ei- if- I ' ' Q I Q pn Q 9-1 ar' ' , - 'i EEE . - .Hip ul - - -' . WEE . . - , A !::: ' : l::j ' ' ' EEE 'EE ' ' - ' "2 I 4 ::: - I ' ' 1,2 I ::: , 'M . : . 3 3 3 I I 'E jf ' I - ' 2 5 2 2 I l . - ' . 1 1 I' f : - 3 fi . - - - - - : ' I ii. Q 4 1 5 3 3 . : I . I ' ' ' . . - ' Iii I 3 - : ' ' El: 1 N , ,- I I I I 3 1 I ii. , ' I ' ' - ' ' - 25' :: : I I ' ' I . E: I Z-5 'E I 3 E 1 - 5 . f E I : E I ' I : ' . in A 2 I 3 ' - . . ' ' ' ilu 1 ' 2 . 3 5 :nz . ' V 1 1 2 : - ' I - . lil I y :: . 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'--1-if-rr ,, - ,,.f...-..,,..,...-., "W" 'J' ' I Baal llntvrrullrgiatr Evhezte E 2 QUEsT1oN: Resolved, Tfhat the federal government should own and operat the coal mines of the United States, constitutionality waived. ALLEGHENY vs. OHIO WESLEYAN Meadville, April 29, 1921 Ajjiirmative-Allegheny Negative-Ohio Wesleyan Mortimer E. Graham, '22 John C. Hover, '23 Elton H. Hickman, '22 Andrew D. Rogers., '22 Webster D. Melcher, '21 S. Garton Churchill, '22 J. Edwin Lar-son, '22 A Won by Negative Delaware, Ohio, April 29, 1921 Negative-Allegheny Ajj'i1'mative-Ohio Wesleyan James O. Russell, '21 George Cheney, '22 John H. Bozic, '23 Harold Roupp, '22 William J. Carney, '21 W. Wirt King, '22 William L. Henry, '23 Harold Davis, '22 Won by Affirmative One lzzmdrcd lIl'l1L'fj'-S0'I'C'lZ , A h , ... 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MOUNT UNION El S :I E Moadvnio, Pa., May 6, 1921 E 1 E QUESTION: Resolve-d, 'That the Federal Government should own and operate the E I E coal mines of the United States. Constitutionality waived. E l . n ' - E Negative-Allegheny ' Af7'w'matwe-Mount Umon E 1 J O Russell ,21 George Jarnc, '22 - 1 : . . 9 , : 1 : J. H. Bozie, '23 Jack Cheney, 21 - A E W. J. Carney, '21 Lester Rufenact, '22 E ' E W. L. Henry, '23 E 1 "' 1 -1- I E 1 Won by the Negative. 5 1 I 1 Ainanoo, Ohio, May 6, 1921 E E . - . ' 1 E Affirmative-Allegheny Negative-Mount Umon E E E. H. Hickman, '22 H. H. Nelson, '21 1 2 E yi M. E. Graham, '23 Earl W?-218, '22 ig 1 'E ' W. D. Meloher, '21 G. L. King, '22 I E 1 J. E. Larson, '23 J. L. Urig, '22 2 5 - . a E Won by Negatlve. 'g 5 I E -1- : i E 1 E 1 E - it ilireahmvn-Svnphnmnrr Britain 1 - : E Aprn 22, 1921 ' E S I E Ford Memorial 'Chapel E 3 D E QUESTION: Resolved, That the Federal Government should own and operate the E E coal mines of the United States. Constiitutionality waived. v E I . ' I E Affirmative-So-phomores Negative-Freshmen E 5' W. L. Henry G. R. Braun E E J. E. Larson J. R. Vinton g : C. A. Bollinger M. V. Wright E E I L. C. Blodgett C. L. Friend g E I Won by Affirmomivo. E C E JUDGES I E : Dr. C. B. Coleman Professor c. F. Littell E E ' Professor R. W. Thomas E E Presiding Officer-C. W. Skinner, '21 E E ' . E 1 U 2 I E I I One hundred ninety-eiglzt : - I E -I 2 - 2 5 iillllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Eg-I J i 1 i ' 's...,--"4 Y fu I 1 , . , K r 2 - -. gh l ........, --.MWA N - 1 . ,,"T"-'-'- - 'MA . A vi- Q .. E, f"3 ix, K Ny f 5 L E F 5 ,l 5 5 Z nj D W 2 W " 3 " ill f -Q5 l :li W XJ l'v, .404 91, .Ia 0 '4 f ' nb '.,' 5953, .ea , 4:31534 Alva? '42 Q '90 0 9' 'fs . diy ' Q: Qc . 'ft Ov If i.1'L.x' ji., -- -1 . I. A - 5 N-Q I X. y' I wx ' ' I ' In I . 'U X I , .. , , - . , 4 I ,V x ' ,52,' ' 1 ' '-.. M ' V :U ' ' ' .',. 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FRATRES IN OOLLEGIO l V1 1 1 1 Nineteen Hundrecl Twenty-One 1' 1 3 1 Webster DeWitt Melcher C15 James Oscar Russell C35 l H C John Dwyer Helmlinger C25 Joseph Ro-ss Fogo C45 fl' 'R' Irwin Carl Krueger C55 1 1 Nineteen Hnndrecl Twenty-Two 1 C Francis Harmon Dickson C65 Robert Earl Iffert C155 Q5 -C Guy Clement Bittner C75 Ralph B-runner Secor C165 - . in Walter Herman Summ C85 David Wilson Fraz-ier C175 1 - George Lloyd Bird C95 John Caraway Bird C185 ' . William Howard Richey C105 Hiram Arthur Jones C195 A ' Hugh Henry Buchanan C115 William Edward Jordan C205 ' C E William Albert Challener C125 Walter Philip Swanson C215 - E David LaVerne Parker C135 Alexander Wayne Gordon C225 V g my 4 Nathan William Croasmun C145 Lynn Culbertson Dundon C235 " E 1 Sidney Harold Carlson C245 I 1 E l Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Three A l I C William Francis- Miller C255 Wilson Re-vis Flint C305 u l E John Robert Russel C265 Charles Howard Cochran C315 E , E Robert Lockhart Murphy C275 Andrew Ford Miller C325 I C E William Jerome Parker C285 . Frank Lindholni Jolly C335 5 " Silas Rush Mountslier C295 . Ralph Henry Klinestiver C345 3 5 : 1 Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Four E E . Louis A. Braun C355 Wendell Baum Gealy C395 E . g Matthew Victor Wright C365 John Raymond Stens-trom C405 ' W 2 Courtney Miller Dale C375 Donald Pope Mohney C415 E C E Horace Byron Knapp C385 Fred W. Hough C425 Q E Two lzzzndred three E S A -as A J . A A . ln 5 A as i f - 14551211 - of 1 1 5 . 14 C mllllllllllllIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllilllIllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll H W I t f ,L L if - A , L i.. '-7' ..-A , , ' '7"1'i'iA"i"f' "' I YJQWW '1 , 'W' "' 1177- +""""'t'4 "H iw' l-JI, l L , 1, " ,L 1 l w 4 -up i 1 4 I E E 5 1 i I A E I I I B 'PFW-. ul-F lllllll ui 'I' - "-'IQ' ll un il.: 3 . 5 H Q - -H ,- Q i .ii i 1 ' a 2 '- g- ? .: 5 5 .Hnuu -faghf-ig u 'E -...ii i"" S! ' 'F nl s 5: q.:.5-'- I-1."hg,3m'g 'Mfg' S .ygwy Brita I an Evita Founded at Bethany College 1859 FIGWG1' PZIUSY Colors Purple White Gold Alpha Chapter Established at Allegheny 1860 FRA1 RES IN OOLIEGIO Nzneteen Hnndoed Twenty One Frederick William McCluer Earle C. Clark C45 Dale B. Painter C15 John Charles VlcCreary C25 Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Two Albert Julius Bender C105 Joseph Florian Lorz C115 Jame Louis Geidon C125 Thoma-s William McCreary J1. C85 Maurice E. Kofford C135 E Harold Davis Leberman C95 Clifton Yendley Murch C155 Ray George Cunningham C55 Gordon B Leberman C65 David D. Kirkpatrick C75 Russell Thoma Doing C145 Nineteen H cnclrel Twenty-Three Glenn W. Gailey C225 Vernon Laing Wise C175 .Albert Co-trail Bird C235 1 Leonard .Alvin Schafer C165 William Melville Jones C185 Samuel Penniman Bates C245 Hubert P. Morley C255 : Julian B. Trotte-r C195 E "' Dale Nichol C205 Ray Lawrence Klinginslmith C265 E Willard John Brittain C275 g - Frederick Harold Gates C215 Nineteen Hnnclrccl Twenty-Four Russell Henry Field C-285 Paul M. RGHISUGY C325 3 A. Wayne Kennedy C295 Donald Howard Coale C335 E Markley Connel Camer-on C305 Ralph A. Clark C345 E Ernest Lee Walker C315 P. ThG0dlOI'e Lorz C355 g Ralph Howard Raymond C365 E I I 1 - u Ywo lzzmdred five E f l -Q -7 r ,,,,, ......------nu . . --... 1 1 :mai555555555555333's222eeee:::::::E:EE5E::::::::::... ...::::::" aa' -::::::::::::::::::::::a::::::::m::::--------------..................... 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Hai.-.iii -..-' nf:-I: .:.:i igniihii' "ln li- l - "2 ' I nl 5'--dei . as ' I Ill nnmm 'lim' u , I 1, ''iiF-:555:ii: mm' f - - -I - E f fie: -25Ee.-2.1.-Ilsaaiiiih iii : lass , Eiigggii -gg g '-"i"'gg"'iE g,.?:,, 1 QI E 1 l: : ' 'E E iii ul ! E 1 252 1 C El E A E ul S 3 5 5 7 5 an 3, . : 2 N l 1 I 7 1 - - I I :gf-' . l g 1 1 Alpha Glhir1Khn Founded at Trinity College 1895 G et and Flower-Red and White Carnations Color -- arn hi Iota Chapter P Established at Allegheny 1914 FRATRES IN FACULTATE Frederick H. Henke Ph.D. Prof. Giles M. Bollinger B.S. FRATRE5 IN COTLEGIO Dr. Nineteen Hundred Twenty-One Vlerrill Biown Iams C15 Clifford Weld Skinner C25 Glade D. Fuller C35 Paul Sumner Dwyer C45 Nineteen Kennedy 'Crumrine C95 Hamblen Cowley Eaton C105 Thomas Brinker Horne C115 Alfred James Kinney C55. Chester McCabe J elbart C65 -Frank Haskill Bacon C75 Warren Pierce Blodgett C85 Hundred Twenty-Two Gail Reese Kirschner C125 Arthur Kramer C135 Cecil Maynard Shumacher C145 Ralph Alphonso Theuret C155 Nineteen Hundrel Twenty-Three Ralph Palmer Agnew C165 Gifford Leach Anderson C175 Delos Bacon C185 Ralph Russell Conwell Blodgett C195 Charles Aubrey Bollinger C205 Oscar Ling Cartwright C215 Samuel Eugene Davies C225 Ira Ozni Fleming C235 Tracey Elliott Greenlund C245 255 John Walter Himebaugh C William Henry 'Niles C265 Raymond Benedict Sprague C275 Charles Robert Wimmer C285 Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Four Charles William Havice C295 Theodore Anthony Siedle C305 Orval Black C315 Everett 1 Donald Riddle Ingraham C325 Walter F Shively C335 -George Stanley Hanst C345 ' H William Henry Hunt C355 Robert Piers-on Eaton C365 Hugh Crary Jamieson C375 William D. McElroy C385 Albert Harris-on Quay C395 William W. Phillips C405 d ck oehle C415 l White . 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Herbert Mitchell 4185 5 E E Elnro J. Gergely 4195 d E I E I ls I E E d Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Font' D 1 E E Merrill w. Doolittle 4205 Gilbert H. sigworth 1255 2 5 E William A. Bird 4215 Charles Hershey c2565 Q 5 3 ll Clifton T. Little 4225 Walter W- Kelley C27 5 5 E E George R. D. Braun 4235 Basil H. White 1285 5 . I 1 'E it Frank C. Blakeslee C245 Everet B- EMDR 1295 Q i E l Walter L. Beily 4305 E : E A : g u : E 5 I E E . E E 4 - ' : ' A : , I I : ! 1 l 5 s i : : Two lmndrcd thirteen : l W : : 4 S - f It E mllllllllllllllllIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIllllIIIllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIE " 1 QF W Y i H f 1' Y 7 Y 'T-" "' J' ' ' ' ' "A vf' - 'N' 'vu 'HV - 4' IIIIE . 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Mook C73 Irvin Miller Henley C113 E E 13 Ralph Moore Powell C83 Charles Leroy Cuisick C123 E I ' .1 I - ' I E E A Nineteen Hnncliecl Twenty-Four E E E Glenn Fairman Andrews C133 Clyde Cecil Miles C193 E 5 E ' Harold Vergil Currier C143 Charles Edward Reyner C203 E 5 5 Clyde L. Friend C153 James Blair Smith C213 E 5 E Howard Russeii Lillie C163 -Shirley D. -Smith C223 5 E E Edwin Franklin Luse C173 Charles- Ewig Tern C233 5 E E Louis Smith McCleery C183 Jo-hn Rudolph Vinton C243 E E ' E C Charles Berling Weigel C253 E 1 - E 2 A 5 a L. s g I 1 E E : I : 0 I I 5 S 1 E I I g E - E E E E I E E Two lzzuzdred fifteen E 2, 5 mlllllllllllllIllIIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE ..F 3 A A A A m v an " he or 1 an an or ddrr or R fd aff mei" y ff r f , , , ,,A,,,, ,, ,W , ,Hn , , - , , ,fn ,, , , , ,f 5ifS5555555555515 35 -3iii!!!iii55555522555.55iiillliilliiilllliliiilliiiizzs ::: '::: :aaaneeziiksgggggzzzsssiaaiaaa ::g5:: ggaa aszggs :::::::::a ::aaaaasaa5555 saaaasggiguwmm mm M :E - - "...." "'a1" 1 l "' A 52+ AQ + 5 A - f W u i W Y Y r i r ' Y A I nifiilillatg N LY 7 ' ' i in -Mg " 1 b W A K- iziif Q5-M ff' , . 9. 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Roberts, A.M. ,N C 3 - 1 " soRo1-:Es IN COLLEGIO C E Nineteen Hundred Twenty-One : 1 Helen Elisabeth Andrews C15 Margaret Cleveland C45 E E Marguerite Elisabeth Blass C25 Mary Dunlap Hilderbrand C55 f 1 - 1 Inez Brumbaugh C35 Gladys Marie Tuck C65 Q: E Elizabeth Evan-s Turner C75 4 'D E Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Two A Lucile Mildred Bly C85 Elisabeth Aelene MacLaren C115 -7 , Martha Priscilla Brown C95 Alta Lucile Postance C125 is 7 E -Emily Marie Charlton C185 Martha Elisabeth Shawl C135 - n - n E Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Three 1 E Amanda Ruth Arnold C145 Ge-orgiana Lane C195 E Maria Pearl Avery C155 Helen McCandless C205 - E Mary Kathryn Barnes C165 Martha Catharine MacDonald C215 ,B E Margaret Louise Hammond C175 Catherine Robie Johnston C225 E E Mary Cora Henderson C185 Ruth Marjorie Young C235 E E Nineteen Hnndrecl Twenty-Four E E Elisabeth Cassel Courtney C245 Margaret E. 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Lane C143 Nellie Blanche McQuiston Helen Marie -Shaffer C183 IDorothy Stevenson Leeper C153 'Vicundne Snuth C193 Edna Elizabeth Mumford C163 Virginia VanCamp C203 Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Four Virginia Louise Berry C213 Leonore Adeline Berlin C223 Gertrude Ruth Curry C233 Helen Beatrice Hamilton C243 Elsie Elizabeth Reynolds Gladys Rhoads C263 Helen Gertrude Robinson Kathryn Robinson C283 Two lmndred C173 C253 C273 tweizty-f111'ee 1111. W ' ' ' ' -T " ' ' Q, ' ' V M 'MW' QQ" 'A Y W- ' ' . :"" """"":'...:::::'-'-' ' 1"'::e:ne:zz':f::"2:':' :s"" "" "'z"' "' """'- '- -- E ::'5EEEEEEE'5-fgfufuuuzui-:::n n-35:25:39: ueuu na llllll aa 1 ul i , V ' " 1 g l lg illl Y Hug: lugs -ummmn-guiiqimiiisiiinma . - . . I v ' Y ' . -h l ' .... V V Y f drfuillnng ana , Y , MIllllP an-1 " in, , if jg, I it I, '. .,.,- ' V X V, A , g- . , . I " M- ,Q 1 2 ,, "'4 'Q V, Vi A . if , 1' M VX W -1 'f' i. ,Q M , , 1 , 1 ,gf E ..-X -1 X X, , , ,X , ,, , - A ,-- H -4 . 'A 1 5:11, '- ' 1 1 1 + 4 fE? q nr X . 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Pappenhagen Frank Merrill Parrish Richard Floyd Rowley Ralph Hartman Ware Lillian Ruth Zearley H nndred Twenty-One 1. W.. .., L.. Clifford Weld Skinner Two lzundred twenty-nine P1 l::E:u..:mE::I, t I U' "ZF gifiiiiiiiiiiffififfimiiiii'eaiiiiiiiiii5555:::::::::....:.I2:::2:':' . ....:::::::::::::::u::::::::5555::::::...a.:::::::.::::::::::::::::::::::-:::....... .. - - - ----- 1 1 'il -.--'glad' I t' T I - " """"" --- null:-'uunnua "nnH:3::huu--wif: l 1 1- N--QiE:..... Y .ngggulllnz L4 I -:lunar I fr- Y, Y JE. una , H Q A E H - E - - s Q :IEE 2 .-. I . E E .zpml fi 2:5 u g". la E ' " mu" 1 ' Xu: um ul lrgfh... ,,,,,. .---- I I h 5' . . . I v ' I: A i -F I ll l in :lI::.ll:lll nun -- - I H'-ian 'I-.sulqlggig lI'il:l gil . ' : -5, ga! I nh- i . I lggh guisinz. ' jr ug I ' . .si r:l I I I S In 5' : 15 li I 6 l I:n 3 0 -I :I 2 I-I - I IE' 2 ' I: - 1, Il , I Il ' I I 5 l " E I I : 1 - I : 1 I' - U -I i 'I ' 3 I l I - 1 I l l I 1 an . 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He has done his part to wear the hollows in the front Steps of Hulings -also the hollow on the threshold of the Dean s oiiice B . , ' . usiness 1 is the world that beckons him and his future success Canngt be doubted AS IT SHOULD BE ' . - Duzer Du 1 2 3, 4 5 6' Exiles Club 3 5"Delegate B-ootleggers Conven- tion 6' Mail Pouch Brotherhood 1 2 3 4 5 6 Winner Chario Ra , ' t ce Affy s D-ance Hall 5 6' Winner Pie-Eating Contest at Lunch Wagon 6 Poker Club airman Senior Class Commencement Day Ushering Percy has the ideal poker-player s face- he looks as ignorant one moment as he doe-s the next. He liked the place so well he stayed six years to get his A degree although a hard-hearted Faculty exiled him twice for low marks and drunkenness. Percys subterrannean activities may be found listed at the 1 police court. Percy is now look-ing for a Job and we think it a shame that he . should be graduating Just.when labors come down to thirty cents an hour. GEORGE K. DOUTFULLER Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. . Gripers Club 1 2 3 4. I George came to colleg-e with a wonderful record from his high school an honor student and well recommended by his teach rs. He was valedictorian and Janitorian president of the Tuesday Evening Webster Debating Society best He has been an awful disappointm nt to his supporters. He told the Kaldron . interviewer in all confidence that the system of marking is all wrong .the prof are a bunch of boneheads that its easier to watch all -that goes On 111 a A coach hadnt had it in for him he would have broken several track records. i E V The recent increase to thirty students and need for an extra DI'0f 111 1115 I home high school solves his problems of a job. " JOHN L. TUCKLESS 2 dreamed m dreams as all men do but never a one came true E I I Johnnie came fre -h from a small town with plenty of sm-all town stuff L' 7 Born of poor parents he felt that he had a DOO? Start and has been p00rly ever E it Since. The D001-,devil got a poor start in Allegheny. Tried out for the Glee Club but was rescued Tried out for Duzer Du but failed miserably. Tried out for track team. ran mst 1-ap of marathon.. Would have run farther but got thirsty. 'Tried for assaulting oilicer after Senior-Soph banquet. Profs all think - 1 hes a confirmed sot when poor fellow he d never scarcely left his room before E or since except to attend classes His only SHCCGSS Came HL his S mol' Year - ' with his election as second assistant floor waxer for .SGIIIOT Hop. - We all hope he gets a Job somewhere at something or other g I - Y Ve 2nd Asst. iioor waxer f-or Senior Hop u Two lzzmdf ed forty . E . Y. 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"' "' "' ul- ' : I - Meat nt' All Arreznnrwu - There s nothing like a little car The theater has allurements - The chummy roadster kind Some call the dance divine .- An engine purring up in front Ben Johnson soberly confessed S A spare tlre on behind That he d not ask for wine- : But best of all accessories Could he but find a girl to drink fwlth kisses there to stealj To him with her blue eyes Is this a girl beside you who Yet old Ben Johnson missed a lot Can hold the steering wheel In spite of being wise How tempting 16 the sweet young miss H9 IIGVGY SDUH along the road Who knows the way to drive' In a car Just built for two There s nothing for a boy to do In the game of love so many things But sit there and connive He never never knew Of various ways to win her smile B111 Shakespeare IS the chap who said Her hand her heart her mind That love itself IS blind There s nothing like an auto of But Billy never owned a car The chummy roadster k1nd The chummy roadster kind Hana the Applrn When every pool in Eden was a mirror That unto Eve her daily charms proclaimed She went undraped without a fear ,, - Or thought she need be ashamed - g , E 'Twas only when s1he'd eaten of the apple ' E E That she became inclined to be a prude 2 And found that she evermore had to grapple 5 2 With the much debated problem of the nude. E 2 .1 E Thereafter she devoted her attention ' E E Her time and all her money to her clothes 3 .1 1 And that was the beginning of convention E E And of modesty as well, I suppose. 5 1 E I Reaction has set in in fashion recent ' E I Now, girls conceal so little from the men E I That 'twould seem that in the name of all that's decent E E Some one ought to pass the apples 1'0uI1d 883111 " 2 E - ,. I Q s E That in college a sorority is as proud as she can be of her S1-TIS Wh0 are Wear' E E ing a man's fraternity pin and never fail to point her out'as belng engaged to S0 E E and so While in a fraternity all the men are ashamed of the fellow .who has been : : - so weak as to be inve-igled into parting with his Dm and GVQTY tune 313 COIP' E E pany comes they hide him down the cellar and speak his name only 111 W ISDGIS- E g u I I U T hundred forty-one I E k V TW F f wo I x E S L I iiIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllll lll ll llllllllllllll d :L BJ -...E ' eee- ' Quill Room . f- M Gag Qculghjt In Th pqefb rrxourolagg In The IEYLXLIGS 6011161 See, Us Cflow SGQCYH DAL 5' FLEET l -- F I. . uuuun .ILLSF-1 """"" up .'.l'uH:l:::lllll:lllllllls I mmm. nu 3 ' """' 'Y Q' UI -x --... -B -mlm Dall!!! :main- i H 1'- l 1- 'g' T3 KA 5 "6 's ' --'uf' lu in illggggg5'l,,-EEu!aQ::.-.all is in gg-1 ll X l 1 '--alxlu' ' " '! ll 53 Eng' IE gl! I lr l3ql':7:h1.l Vw .i BlllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllll lllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllll llllllllll linnftimil Qlalvnhar SEPTENIBER The Wlonth of Getting Back Back to the grind, iushing checking tiunks getting re isteied isitxligighglalsgsxersfcaclsgaicfiggelcifteinoon walks Nothing much happened except someone hapgened to to pledge iglonginopens so does autumn also the first can of salmon at Hulmgs Delts sally forth of Huhnggsclliggffss ll1CCk 11121115' 111111115 P111 Gamms try to bieak their lungs and piece of mmd Biead pudding makes its debut at Hulings tears Homesick frosh Jam cars and trains to go ba k to see mother and dad once more I'11st mass meeting in Hulings pailois Nleadville rain again Phi Gams not gettin many Robert of Delta Tau Delta misses chapel for fiist time Glee Clubbers howl in Bentley Tiosh eat at Stone Chuich OCTOBER The Month of F1OSll Hancuts Xep its customaiy now Numeials appeai on tank and lair disappears fiom heads Phi Delts get seveial mole big fish Ross sits us in chapel Skinnei and Shustei get a kev Thiel and we tangle at o o Akei s 3C bet not lost Book stores bank deposits total S17 347 46 Onions and macaroni at Cochian blessed to the tune of Hebieus I3 8 Couldn t dope out who the poor boobs weie that sang for us tonight 1 d D1 Lee s first attach of indigestion and iesultant lrosh ball1ns out Colgate almost ual ODB 77 Wlary Ixatheiine receives a lollypop fiom Ixlmy for her birthday I'1osh g11ls meet the Inn and some Chis and Ganis Church ends on time for first and only time this year ' . Slumber party in Coleman s Poli. Sci. Class. . Columbus Day and Chem. I class get together, Hair lost and strewn promiscuously over campus. Delts attempt a serenade. Baldy Trace gets his '1unu'1l hair cut. Granny and Sally run a matrimonial bureau Cochran Hall. . ' . Sophs tie up the I'rosh. Awful. So easy. . Darling throws a quiz. ' Wfyrtle Peters gives a lecture on Love in Hulings parlors. D. D. Brown dissipates. Goes to the movies. . Inspect rooms at I-Iuling s. CBet they needed it.D ' 23. VVeeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth. Girl s fraternities pledge. 24 Ixid Prather disturbs peace of Library and goes out. 26. Chili Carn Carney speaks "on pure leather stamped in solid gold. Too bad. Many fall. 27. Worster's locks escape her grasp While drying. V, 28. Peck smokes his first cigarette. . U i I h i 29. "Hulings burned to the ground while girls Hee in l11glllZ1SS.,, ' 30. Peck still sick. Grove City mush pots walloped, 3-0. Stan did it. U 31. Myrtle discourages spooning. Too badl Sad indeed. NOVEMBER ' The Month of Inauguration. Allegheny elects Harding and inaugurates Hixson. 1. Soph girls spread at Bentley. Frosh at Huhngs. ' 2. Peck out of bed. Frosh girls in jug for ten days. 3. Bollinger chews his Hrst chaw. Open Huling's dining room-formally. .X . Bollinger may live. - . Allegheny wins from Tech, NOT. I Bacon and Millhoff visit their church. The African Methodist. Rest of the college still a wreck from Tech trip. . 9. Bob, not Ellsworth, the Airedale cuts Philosophy. ' 10. Joe Perkins warbles at the joint meeting. Bollinger bettef- , II. Big excitement. Prexy innaugurated. Armistice day. Eat at Huhngs for one cent. 1 4. 5 6 - 7. Not jasmine. I D 13. Allegheny-Westminster have a draw at a goose egg apiece. U Q U . ' . Huling's inmates move to Poor Farm. The Arter Boys l1Sl2Cl'l in anticipation of a few I4 ' gargles from the radiators. 15. D. Leberman curls his hair for the week, I 16. Thoburn discusses celebracy in History. We think so too? 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The athlets have a block something dance at Cochran. 9- We decide fo be good after being terrified by Infant Damnation in Eng III cla .I Outskidded at Geneva 18-o. Eleva or and Howard installed Q ' 1 ' dssi comes 1n Chem. ' 'ulz msplre of Satan ... Spike goes to chapel. 4. Rheumatic expression and Xnesthetic dancing begin. Sloan s Pain Ixiller gives relief, It Wag-Hkgullngs d1SSlpat6S in its Many are cal'ed but few come -azair. We wonder what . Al'ce entertains. .. . Ditto. Rotten show at Academy. . Quinn kills a poor little bunny. . Lillie packs-l'rosh count days. DLCEMBER Tie Honth of Anticipation -of all sorts of things especially dissipation. . Flickering shadows con'e and go in Hulin s. No lights. I . Applejack says real work begins tomorrow. Only had three hours today. 3. Sen'ors and Sophs make clean getaway on double header for Erie. Spike and Rush ' .eave the frosty air in L. V. D. s finally freezing onto car. Tough luck girls. 4. All back early and full of good spirits. -Xwful time finding the chapel after s.eeping in the cellar at the Phi Delt hot.se. They say Ross went to II le!! . Some of em still have a hangover. VVise hunts class with a red lantern. Finally lo- cates . . Princess Chrysanthemum a great hit. . Oliver I. G. cuts classes to go to hrie. He needed it. . Silverware slips quietly out of I-Iulings. Glee Club drinks tea on Prex. Calendars real solid go.d full leather make appearance. Carney leaves town indeHnite.y. Nlanager Campus indicted for violating Pure Good and Smug Act. junior Promenade. Clarke gels a leap year proposal. He begs for time. Phi Delts show their colors with loving cups. Be it ever so humble- JANUARY 'lhe Month of the Galloping Galosh. Press and clergy rise to view the unbuttoned galosh. Judge Pa.mer pronounces them vamp galoshes. Iunny how women will draw attention to the'r feet open galoshes and roll their own and - 3. A few faithful have arrived. Bill Miller pinched for boot-leggin. 4. Billy 'lraum plays The X' amp in chapel. Ru e stands at attention. CIt did sound like ' the National Anthem.D 6. Bingham makes, a hot time in t e o own tome h ld t 't . Please dont blame this on hot air Bingaman. oes b tlie board 26 22 Doc English still dragging his S S A. around. 7. Geneva g y - . . . . 8. A Baron from Russia tells us about it. He sure was a Baron wheels. 9. Hulings kids itself into a fire drill. Ye gods, why not pad the chapel seats for these 45- minute sermons. 10. Doc Lee's indigestion gets 'em again. II. Doc Henke awakens Dick from slumber. . F osh wallop varsity. The sailor sells homespuns to thc boys. r I4 Scoop and Bob instill pep into the Coolidge. N1agara's scalp taken 20-18. l "S'k f I Football Banquet a grand success. Henke visits the Academy to study tie, .1 e o I2 15 Theatre .f . . I I7 - - - - , A l e ho e they never get to Meaclvllfe. I Xudiences " Poor Doc - If thele ale any shows woise than tl1e cat emy w p 'N 18. The Mason's smoke with the profs. 19. VV. Va. NVesleyan falls for us 36-22. Half Faculty among the missing. Ling Leads Chapel. . Doc, Ling still on the job. Heid make a good preacher. Like -- 21. Orators orate for fifty simoleans. Pitt cleans us 37-22 at the Motor Square. 22. NVakeheld tells us that we are created but little lower than the HIIIIIDSH in the balcony. 20 Geneva beaten. 23. Dr. Fast from Akron wears an inner tube vest and preaches a puncture-proof sermon that sure was a humdinger. 24. Suitatorium changes hands. "A lzusiness in creases." VVe get 'em in our pants instead of our brains. . Learn men a11d women will be alone at Banquet. 27. Those -- finals. WVet towels, black coffee, self condemnation. 29. Tech gets first basket ball victory over Allegheny since B. C. 4. Akers flunks 28 of 'em. 30. Cornell and three of the Phi Alphs awake in time to eat at the Hall. 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NIcCluer appears rn whrte collar Dog ate hrs flannel shut lXo church We sleep after exams Carlson, the Mrllers and Packey try to help the Academy by harmonrzrng Cleaves serenades Hall Flower grrls appear at church Peter Hrll expounds rn Chem Trosh havrng susprcrous meetrngs Students of Appl1ed Paddle Iumor grrls have party rn gowns at Ph1 Gam house Clraperoned Chr gn-ls play horse rn snow Tunror grrls sevsrng crrcle deterrorates mto dance Pool Hnally hlled Break rce for a swrm Trosh have doughnuts and coffee before sun 11SC at the Ben Hur Irnd Doc Englrsh at 8 I0 sleeprng rn Brol Burldrnff Looks lrke someone would waken after class Washrngton Banquet Senrors get arry Shade Buffalo 23 22 Prancrs sleeps when we leave Eng Srgma 'lau pms come B ta Upsrlon declares herself Lost Lrmber attends Baptrst Church The ask us eat off mantle Hall lm MARCH e Month of Sloppy Weather Too bad for the mushy couples Very Lambrsh month man s fancres turn Grove Crty has rabbrt foot, 27 22 Everybody broke All pray rn chapel Crerglrton drops one 31 30 L1ke molasses Alpha Chr Srgma eats are eaten at Hulrngs Debate won Skrnner and Perkrns gorn strong Thoburn Club and Student Volunteer Band grve Jornt dance rn Oratory Graham has brd to Phr Beta Ixappa Ware and Gold thrck as ever Vlurphy gets to Eco class on trme Someone fooled wrth the clock lulran Ross takes a Jane to N0th11l but the Truth Lordy, Lordy wrll the surprrses never end Doc Brll gets a brand new ha harr cut Attentron attracted from the rolled ones to the new sprrng bonnets Hartman declares that college days have therr delrghts but cant compare wrth college Young nrghts Wrlls breaks record for tandrng broad grrn Former record held by Doc Laffer from ar Dyke organrzes poker gang Stan, Jones Dundon Murphy pledged to the above Prancrs takes hrs Saturday nrght plunge Prancrs 1n bed from exposure Carney and hrs harem have therr prcture taken See page of Hrstory and Polrtlcal Scrence Club 31 Srgs bo1led shrrt comes from laundry for Theta Party Cal' 28 29 APRIL The Month of Showers of ram pms krsses, etc I Faculty lrke sheep cut chapel too 2 B and O s prcture rn Red Cross w1ndow Cops called out to keep the crowd ba k 3 Srxth grrl turns Fverett down so he starts to study 4 Letter comes from Vlrs C O Applegran Doc Brown here Star gazrn good at Lrngs Greenlund takes hrs mustache off for a day We hear Vrc Letlingwell has Jorned Ben Turprn's All Star cast New catalogue out Drckson lrves at the Delt House 9 Doc Schultz shoots hrs usual lrne Plumb mrssed a date at the Hall Mutt has one at h1s old stand at the reservorr Loomrs stretches the krnks out of hrs hard workrn' brams Dates sprrng up under the trees Dozre gets hrs name rn the home town paper Senror Hop finally hopped, a la cobble stone pavement Wrlls promoted to chapel monrtor for regular attendance Helmlmger uses tooth paste for shavrng soap Campus dead No one around to bury rt Drck and Dan "drop a penny on the drum H Beta U pms appear and two heads swell 5 6 1 8 ro II rz 13 14 16 I7 x8 I9 to srze ro Two hundred forty sux 1 I ilIllllIIIIIllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll IE .f .dl l v " X 5 mg. 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I 1 I I 1 S I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 I - - n I I 1 1 n . l E I 1 1 Q 1 I 1 1 2 T A . B L:nlllllllnllmllmnnnulllllulllllllnu ll ul In lllllllllllll i 22. VV1lls gets a hair cut. He needed it. : 23. Doc Bill donates lawn mower to cut grass in front of Phi Beta Kappa house. Some one donate him a Gillette please. 24. Mary Gealy and Sal. McQuiston attend the Phi Gams mothers' party. 25. Girls' Glee Club raises so much racket in Phi Psi house that Mansfield can't study. 26. Helen and Rev surprised in classical club room. By what? 27. Salvation Army Tag Day. No one goes to town, g 28. Riding School opens. She was only a preacher's daughter but all the horsemen knew S her. Penn Relays. Relay places third. : 29. Eleanor Graham's picture found in Ham Eaton's room. VVP wonder? VVho else? Phi E Psis have a hot time. : 30. Cork and Ann End star gazin' fine from the athletic field bieachers. ' : E S u ,. ii! llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllIllIllIIllIIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll M AY The Month when Fraternity Pins Disappear, lingerie gets lighter if possible, girls be- gin to give value received on these nice moolight evenings for all the fraternity parties they have attended. 1. Account of Sunday Blue Laws Dick doesn't shoot billiards. 2. Jenkins still pullin' A's. Lucky he has a Phi Beta Kappa Key in the family. 4. Mel Jones dies of embarassment. He Ends a hole in the heel of his sock. . Flint has a date. Bound copy of catalogue and alumni register known as "Old Alle- t i U 5 , E gheny" is out. 'f g 6. Chess team practicing hard. H 7. No use Pitt beats them. Tennis team cleans up. Track teams loses at Tech. ' 'f 8 . Chapel-worse luck. N . Myrtle falls down stairs and breaks her record. . , . Ixunselman still tryin. Track manager this time. Sigs viear a heterogenious mixture of monkey suits gathered up all over toxin. They look ike 't. Pitt walloped in tennis. 13. Clips pins it on her at Youngs Matrimonial Agency. 4. 'Interscholastic track meet. Ielbart gets drunk on Whistle. Schadt excuses Guerdon from class to cut poles for the pole vaulters also Secor to warm up the hurdles. i . We quit. Goin to press. T A Snap zhnt A The movie down street Was no good a And neither was the Moon. So -the -parlors were full And also the hall When Wilma and Al got there l And they looked in And guessed They d stay outside on the porCh, And Clip, who was in the hall Took a chair, ' Opened the door, and said T Here's a. cha' , A1-" Which was G00d. But Just then Prexy And the Dean Came up the walk And Miss Spalding Accused Clip l Of .stealing the furniture Which was Better. Two hundred fortysezfen A 1 'v X by ' 9,5555 ,fy .ah . , - Agggzhgrvgge cggzegz A fag, ,559 16210 Lim - f0fA Q., Zawya Yfhard Q' 4 ' . dffe 55 fax Hfrraf. 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A snowy night just last November As all concerned can well remember When Hulings might have burned to an ember That was the night when through the gloom Flames broke into a third-floor room Where wake-ned from quiet like the tomb Two girls thought sure they read their doom. Being a very strange condition They didnt even wait for permission But ran and -told the Chief about it. Then did thing-s happen? Oh don t you doubt i The girls were rounded up for flight And all marched out that snowy night. COut into the living-room, I mean. A happy thought. God save the Dean'J A telephone call down town for aid WVas sent by another dauntless maid, And lo! the engines were up the Hill By the time the doors were open, and still ' Upstairs Madge sought the flames to kill With chemicals-Oh, what a thrill! An electric iron through an ironing-board Had burned it's way until quite floored, It gave itself to wrath and ire, And thatls what caused the Hulings fire. The town department started things hoppin' Wit-h hoses going and axes cho-ppin' Till the Dean grew rather ill at ease ' And thus addressed old Dowdell, "Please Don't use any water to put it out, It would spoil the other rooms, no doubt!" And Dowdell swore, as he will do, With a !!x-im! ig!! and a, "You go to -" That the reason -they'd roused the fire-house flivver Was to make old Hulings look like a river. CSaid they usually put fire out with water.J While "Forrest County" greatest of s-heroes Pulled up three flights of a stairs a fire hose, And half-way up the very la-st flight Dowdy howled, "We don'-t want that." Good night! Two hzuzdred forty-:zine . ui 'Is l ' ' ' lllllllll lllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll .,,-Aug , i -. 5 'A - ! , , ""':" - ...nl I -un. - ...-.... -nn . 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But listen Bles My soul the Associated Press Gave it headlines big and strong Wrote out paragraphs vivid and long, The next day all the world was seein- Alleghe-ny Co-eds Flee in - CWell practically all the newspapers., That s about all to the Huling fire And Just 'because a little wire Did its duty and made things hot But will we forget it? We will not- Not so long as there is spring As Dowdell cusses and fire bells ring As pressing is done in Hiling's Hall- That is-forever. I guess that's all. df 3BHnullrg'z mm? Ahanhnnrh An Invitation Meadville, Pa., 4-18-'21. Mr. Fuss, Allegheny College. Dear Johnnie:- Us girls of Gabba Gabba Lina Fraternity are going to have a party May 2 out at the Lake and I'd like to have you come. It's going to cost us 517.68 so you want to come. Of course you've already promised me to come but these here lormal invites are quite- the thing up here so I'm sending this. Kindly answer and oblige, Yours proudly, POCOHANTUS O'RILEY. P. 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Zllamnun Bagmga nf illamnua Qgznplr gglffugiich It F35 3 greathlllfe lf you d1dn't weaken ' am sorry t a I have no mor Samson I m Strong for you kld e lives to give to my Country J0nah You can t keep a good man down C160Datra You re an easy Mark Antony David The bigger they are the harder they fall Helen of Troy So this is Paris? ssismbii I dar Im Im on me 1I'1I1g o e ance L ts have don 1 if Nero Keep the home fires burning S W th Wlggle and wobble Solomon I love the ladies' Methuselah The first hundred years are the hardest Queen Elizabeth fto Sir Walter Raleighj Keep your Shirt on Diogenes I m all fixed for Saturday night MaeClean Ah ah ah ah ah Henke Phil Ossifer 666 ADDR-Bgran Now in Illinois Spallldlng Do you remember Sweet Alice Ben Bolt. ! alone nn Ihr Qlnzme Mina Spalinng llivrp Hour Cbrrlz that nf the illllnnnlight It was in the evening by the moonlight . Ks he gazed into her eyes he thought he nas intoxicated for they were like two luminous moons. They Cnot her eyesj were gliding over the gently rippling waters in a Tippecanoe . She sat in the center facing him and lightly playing l l tl t seemed at times to her ukelele while he swung his paddle with measured beat ant sow ia fairly lift the frail bark from the water and caused purring ripples to break at the bow. She gazed up at him with eyes that were large 'md luminous and sighed softly I think you are wonderful . Then she sang, 'You've been more than a daddy to me , with deep throated, sympathetic feeling and tones full of meaning. The paddle spurned the waves as it cut into the water. Delerious with joy he paddled the canoe all over the rocks and debris, while she continued to play "On the lleaeh at VVaikiki". VVllCl1 he had somewhat regained his mental equilibrium the 1'eal moon was still s1n1l1ng down on them ' ' l 'ddl f the canoe. The sweet fra- and the same sweet voice was still singing softly from tie mi e o grance of her hair, the joy of having her near thrilled him through and through. "The leaves hung all around", as she sang "Sweet kisses who gave them to me. What did you say , the poor boob murmured? She shyly repeated the last verse. He heard it for tue second time! As he watched her dainty fingers lightly strumming he wondered whether she was stringing him also. "Ah", he sighed. That was all. The canoe moved forward from its aimless drifting. Love ' d ' l' b t f r the beautiful ukelele tickler before him. For the first time the again surge in ns reas o darts of Cupid had deeply pierced the big heart of the big fellow in the stern of the canoe. The ' - l l vas here,-- canoe fairly ploughed through the water as his bieath came in gasps. Ah, wiat ove x there. "May I sit by you an c raw you t e - . with passionate eloquence such as he had never known before. 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The other 'Ei 2 11101111118 WC WCIC -the Innocent but none the less interested listeners to a most illuminating I : tirade that was being delivered by the well known Bill, the butcher's boy, as he was leaving 2' -1 the back door of the if house. Believing that his opinions would be of interest to our :i : readers we prevailed upon him to give us an article setting forth his views. Ladies and Gentle- 5 E men, 1t'aft'ords us great pleasure to 1ntroduce Bill, this time in a slightly different role. E 2 This here guy that is the main noise of this book stops me the other day and asks me will I S I write what I thinks of these frats. He says I oughta have a lotta dope on em and I guess I I E do even if I says it as .I shouldn't.. Believe me, bro., there all alike in I thing and alls diffrent in I E all others. They all thinks they's just about the best they is but that don't mean a h+ of 1 I E lot. He says to rite em up separate and, as the guy says as he hops oif the bridge, "Here goes". 3 E E PHI KAPPA PSI E Q Ya gotta be able to chew Mail pouch' to join this boarding club. They thinks thy's cops : E cause they all wears a shield over their ribs. The ed. wouldn't lemme put in here what piece n 2 of san. furniture the picture on the pin looks like, but you know anyhow, I guess the main H E idea of this frat is to get engaged to more women than those dl Phi Gams. They gotta 1 E E buncha wicked toro throwers. Old man Crawford and Fred Laffer is the guys they points to l - as their shining lights. There letters means "Pheeling Kinda Phoolish." E PHI GAMMA DELTA 1 . . , 'T 5 These guys have a pin with a star on it to show how the new brother feels when he wakes 3 Q 5 up and finds out whata buncha bums hes got in with. They's too lazy to set their pin on straight 1 ji E or else the pins gets dizzy with all the running around these Fijis think they do. They don't 1 ,I have no aim in life except to try to pull something off on the rest of the school. They also ' thinks they's singers. They try to cop off any office in the school. All their alumni must be in - jail. Only white, in skin, guys need apply. There motto is "Preachers, Gamblers, and T' Drunkardsf' ' DELTA TAU DELTA L -' When you hears a noise at Affy's Sat nite prom you can bet ten to one its a happy Delt. -T . They got the smallest pin and even try to keep you from seein that by wearin a vest that blinds x -, T you. Sammy Bates says there name oughta be the Peppy Delta Hoopla boys. He means Red ,A " Trotter. They has a dog thats the most intelligent lookin one of the bunch. Ya gotta be able U to throw a mean toddle to qualify. They getta lota fun outa playin' cowboy and Indian every :rung E , spring. There motto is "Delerium Tremuns is Delightful." ,Fil I 1 1 I p PHI DELTA THETA - One of these guys wears a piece of a broken .dish like-a .shield equiped with XVeed chains Ig L , to prevent skiddin. They's some pertty slippery girls in this institution, tho. They gotta rule 1 E that says if a girl touches it she gets kissed but not .by this yella bunch for I seen lots a girls get M l away with it, and it wasnlt Prexy's son wore the pin either. 'lhey.also got young, Ross but that gf E Q donvt mean nothin. They say they are greatly admired for their pin. Guess thaths right. Only W E . thing they could be admired for. Old man Ross and Jake are there most ,prominent brothers. A : , They come to Y M C A 1 nite a yr. There motto goes "Please Dont Touch. 'TEA - E I SIGMA ALPHA EPs1LoN 5 : S T Another dizzy pin, Dago Red. They's a picture of Daniel,'1 of our founders, 111 the 110115 A I E den on it. He's sayin, "Now, Boys, Slow and Easyf' which' is how they gets named. They 1- : E only pledged about 25 men this yr, I guess they's goin to build a new house. Theydoughtlto. Tl I - These guys are there with 2 aims. One is to get every brother in Alpha Chi S1gma,Pan an oger i S E i is to get every brother a job. managin a team.. They is personally coached by Bois enrose. oc : : Lee is one of the lads. Write your own music. - . : E ALPHA cm uno -- ' ' ' l fish in the freshman class to help pay for 1 -I These guys gotta new house this yr and a bunc ia , : E it. They and the Sigs hadda endurancelcontest to see who Cl get more- They, mug be fi gi1l11Ea3zf S I stick up men cause there coat of arms give em away. It has two cnrocfks-on it. rliiig uxlsho ityd S E nice mustache which is all we can say for them. They have some rea 31C6Ui'XfH11gatch Religion? i E E be a pleasure to kick. They wouldn't resent it, not US, for IS 11013 0111 1110 0, - : E BETA UPSILON AND ALLEGHENY CLUB b H ' L E E This B. U. lodge wears a home plate upside down but that- don't miqn UIQ' fan Blaigaiineiy' E I n They's strong on religion in the Thoburns and in social service CSh11'1 1855 -111 1 HC 53 dem b' l " - ' Th l' 'h h All h Club in the nicest frat house on the hill which was give 1 Y E 1 g ey ives wit t e eg eny l , . , C h. ust be SO,-ry xvhen ' - fr m I'3.1S111 so much hell. Mis. oc ian m Q . - l Piexy Crawford to keep the frosh o , , Cl b 1 on han., : : ' she sees the ganga squirrels what lives in her shack. This said Alleghfilly 11 15 gpg nd in 1 2 : cuts. Only trouble they gotta live with their kid brother, the Bf U S. 1E1eYVriTgr51gB1a5l2 is lgifx E I which points any way. The Allegheny Club lads never heard o no mo o w N : E national or bust." 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Alternate: "O, Carry Me Back E E to Tennessee." g -g 2- Cute Spaldlng-"The Old Gray Mere, She Aint what She Used To Be." I E ' 3. Roman Ross-"Back In Sunny Italy." 5 3 ' 4. Minerva Rowley-"Oh, You Lanky and Le-any, Chili-beany." I E 5. Buster Akers-"Sing Tangent, Cotangent, Sing Sine And Cosinef' E 6. Adonis Darling-"And When I die, don't bury me 'tall, g Just pickle my bones in alcohol." I E 7. Zeus Elliott-"Xenophon's March." E i E I 8. Ting-a Ling-CNightJ "Watchman tell us of the night, l E What its signs of promise are." E 5 E 9. Kinetic Lee-"After all is said -and done, : 'There is really only one." ' l E 10. Chicken Hammett-"Fight The Good Fight With All Thy Might." E 11. Dimpies Henke-ffnobby snefros gone to sea - E Silver buckles on his knee." E E 12. Missouri Schultz-"Silver Threads Among The Gold." E E 13. Sister Church-"Allons Enfants de la Patrief' B E i 14. Susie Coleman-"When The Roll I-s Called Up Yonder I'll Be There." I E E 15. Alonzo MacC1ean-"I love the cows and chickens, M I.: But this is the life for me." - L' 16. Bible Beiler-"He's A Devil In His Own Home Town." .H 5 17. Short-Stop-Swartley-"We May Not Climb The Heavenly Steeps. W E 18. Mustache Miller-"The Bells Are Ringing For Me And My Gal." V I 19. Jazz De Turk-"The Sextette from Lucia." , E 20. Jelly Stewart-"In The Spring A Young Man's Fancy! E 21. Pansy I-Iill-"Modest As Rose? H E 22. Tony Chevret-"My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean. l E 23. Be-njie Beisel-"How're You Goin' To Keep 'Em Down On The Farm, After They've Seen Paris?" - E 24. Kaiser Schadt-"I've seenhwriCkS, YGS Hiany a wreck, , E Out on t e s ormy sea! W 5 25. Percy Applegran-"Be a hero" flike mei. a H QE 26. Lnciie Littell-"Work For The lfgght IeHC0mg1S- I Am U g ll 27. Anno Domino Fraser-"N0b0dY HOW? OW TY ' H 2 28. Damn Yankee Wilson-ffiuyvish I were indie 112lggv?bygf1EqtOCI1ii.d,, - ,, 29. -Ca rot Bollinger-"O mo er, Y011 W011 ' ' , E y r fWhen he's chewing .at lab.J - Q. E 30. Lizzie Roberts-"Sing me the SOHSS -I delighted to hear, E E Long, long ago." H 5 S 31. Algernon Thomas-"Oh, hush there 'IES' baby- 5 ' . . -in rl ef' . E llgllixlirlktiluliiiliivgeriISI4ewC2?nItejk Girl Just Like The Girl That Marr1ed.Dear E E . Old Dad? fSignedD JANE ELBOW. E : E E E I E Two lzzuzdred fifty-nine E 3 , . . . .... I. . ee. I w I N 5 .f -M: ,- 'il iilllllllllllllllllll lllllllllll llllll llllllllllllllllll l llll l lllll ll lll ll l l up ,--1.-1-e.-e - , 7---W A- i-- V V Y Y lull! 1 i"""::u ullunmuu "nu In INT" qhugv U 41- 7' N l ull lan Illllm q E XO ff .ug """' - i' 3 - if -1? ni Q in -'ll Q I 2' isis x 2 nn . " 'I n "" I 'uuicalun I "mm -D I ll un h '-I l 4 - E E : : : Uhr Etrrual Jlirnitnunr This tale is sad but very true, About a damsel loved by two Pursued by both about the hill They roamed the Phi Psi House at will The maiden sore perplexed was she Twas hard to make a choice you see For when on one she had decided The other came and gently chided And told her of his love so true As lots of fellows often do And when shed fall for this old line And would around his neck entwine Her arms and on his shoulder lay her head Hed wish his rival was quite dead They kept this up for quite a spell From Main Street Tank to MOV16 Reel But at last by dent of superior cunning fAnd iifty week night dates hand runningj One managed to beat the others time And seemed to be getting along quite line If you d ask the geese or the ducks, Oh well Ducks can t talk but if they could only tell Of the touching scenes enacted there On Phi Psi back porch in that one lone chair Of the plans for a bungalow for two As they painted their dreams of a rosy hue How he d quit school and go to the city And save enought Cby dragging the kittyj Then he d send for her his own sweet love Then she d bill and coo like a turtle dove What caused thesudden change of this plan, Will never be known to mortal-man. Bu-t she sweetly kissed him good-bye one night And left with his rival in hasty ilight. moment Aa me SPP Elhrm The Campus Vamp-Goes especially big the first few weeks of college-Has an appealing air-A--A Generally not so bad as she is painted. CAn Alpha Chi Sophomore and an Alpha Gam Frosh.2- The Fluffy Duffy Girl-Is often classed as dear-Xhfhich suggests the question whether that sig- nifies that she is swift or merely expensive. CWe know two Theta Freshmenj The High Brow Cwe don't have manyj-Speaks with cultivated articulation-Very precise in word and deed-Much better at Terathology than Terpischore, 'tis said. CA Kappa Senior.J The Athletic Girl-Otherwise classed as a Good Scout-Can ride, swim, play tennis and dance better than you-Makes a great pal but not much on love. CAnother Alpha Chi Sopho1nore.J The Co-ed Bolshevik-Talks embryo radicalism fluently-Generally bobs her hair-Thinks her neck better looking than her face-Is usually right. 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E, - 2 E I'll have a haircut and a shave, E g I'll be all dressed up they say, E E tp And the wrinkles in my suit E E Will all be neatly pressed away. 5 S E E Say,ODoc,-you'd better put a sign up ' - n my coilin, "Here's Bill J", , E I'm afraid my friends wonft know me I' ,- I On my coming fun'ral day. : . 2 : -i a 5 3 . 5 "lH11m1v1" - . . , L' The following IS what We call a very sweet l1tt'le letter that was picked up we E on the campus. Modesty prevents our including the names: y- E Dearest ............ , - - E H ........ doesn't like ........ any better -than I like you. For that i E p matter I don't think she likes him half as well as I like you. Anyway she I 5 p oou1dn't like him any better than I -like you. How come that he is so much more E faithful in answering letters etc. than you? . E I'm dreadfully homesick for a date with you ........ but as that cannot 5 E 'seem to be arranged on account of conilictions on your part, writing is the next e t best or-you might phone. ' p Anything but this awful silence that has existed for two whole days now. 1 E Perhaps you intend to make it a permanent silence but you ought to let me down f g I more gently than this, don't you think, dearie? E lr No kidding ........ I would have given anything to have had you call - I yesterday. I'm getting homesick ahead of time. -E 5 I ........ would you -like a date with me the first week after we come back W s W from Easter Vacation? No hurry of course, only I just wondered. Gwan and H E I answer, please. n E . A 5 I Ask Bah, We Llinnmn Q E IT USED to be E THE CUSTOM that when E g A GIRIJS shoestring I3 E I CAME UNtied 'N E FOR HER escort E E TO FIX it. Q 3 BUT NOW, with E E WOOL HOSE and 3 g ROLLED -- I AND SKIRTS where E THEY ARE. 1 E OH GOSH! in E , Two hundred si.1'ty'011e E llllllllllllllllllll ll llllllllll llllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllll l n 5A 7 , 'nlllllw' 51 in A l ON U' if nl ll -'-' n n iii M 1 E 'I' llillll-ll 'Y fl 3 lIlJnJll!g2: nlnumn 1 5 ismzaillllfi,-zsigis nn ll- 'llllll 2 1 'CME Uihmgu Aa Glheg Are FAMILIAR SLOGANS Written so you can understand it The L1t Monthly Your nose knows when you have a cold You push the button we do the rest at Hulings Hall Eventually why not now Senior thesus Obey the impulse Dont shimmy Everything under the sun in Coach Hammett s first .md bag n .i girl s Time to re Tire Chapel The Paper that Goes Home the weekly letter His Master s Voice Dale Painters Don t Rub-It Penetrates Davies Hair Dye Over Two Million a Week Chapel cuts Theres a Reason for Library dates Ask the Man who Owns one a mustache Note the Notes Glee Club Ill never tell and then it was all over school next day Says which? B 8: O Leflingwell Never again Wills after his first visit to I-Iulings Hall Others followed 'Of all the tricks of the feminine mind The funniest by gosh Is to hide the fattened ankle In a galloping galosh. Uhr Eternal Qinmprnmwr At chool-Holding hands at the movies and buying her a couple of sundaes At her home-Taking her for a long walk on Sunday illval Art We understand little of the art of kissing on this side of the ocean except the co-educational sort which we learn on North Park Avenue, in the dark movie house and in Cemetery Ravine. The Europeans are very adept. A field marshal can kiss an entire army corps in an hour and a half and never miss a smack or have one explode in the air. They -have been at it for many centuries. Postmas- ters kissed everybody who came 'for letters. The king kissed his court cham- berlain and then tied a can to him the next minute. Kissing in some countries is a good deal like eating breakfast food. It gets so it doesn't mean anything. . To give is better than to receive. That's what every woman thinks about criticism. Many a girl in all-silk lingerie has only an all-cotton mentality. Two hundred sixty-two t . illlllllllllllllIIllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIIIllllIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIE Il Q r l l- l. ., . .T.,..i ,Q !,f -,J 9' gil l iv f"" r"' - n : 5 . u I u : 2 u I . I - n n - - : 2 1 n l E : : - 5 2 2 3 , I l 5 E h 2 I H D l A Fi lling., l ll 255555555555555555555555555iEEE5.iEiEiiEijEig:::ii:::"'231165513533:ii:i:::::iiE:::::::::zen::zan:5::::::::::aa:aa::::::: "':::::z-- ....... .............. ...... . 5 1 -.51-:? """-"..f""'-f1"""' I P i r ee g "" I " I - I 1 3 11-' Tlwfliz. H 'ur "" ' si iillllllll ,- -iiaza - e e ..::ii2l::::-: "' l .ln ' ' Y' A JI"-"N:-' x . uf -""-'5' 'E ' -A . .?'-""""lIl 1 Q l 14 .fs l S, 5 - S3 f CHX . .3 s , NE .., -fd ii' o I I . A a-. - vlflfllltmi I sms Ek nh :"...::14gi,g:s'- 1-1-:-e-fires? fm- a- ' .,. ,,. . . . .g - "Sy, E ' f vi. - '- ftfiilii-P e tite:-ssaiiiffff P .4 4 all 1 ,u f . - 1 "'y"'- ' G1 T i I I . P gg P g . .I Q51 E ' e gi, .E -1 - , - : E3 Q illratermtg Nntea Aa Efheg illllight 132 iii . . : :- H Clf correspondents were truthfull 'E' "Q E T .': 'Eg 2 TAPPA KEGS I QE! ur " y t ' Si 5, : Brother I. Redeye is recovering from an attack of pneumonia contracted E! E g by spending a night in the Water Street gutter after a toot. E' E E The Rev. Frank Gabber, '02, of Pitt Hole, was an unwelcome visitor at the 5 g E House, Monday night. g E 5 Brother Slick pulled that one on the Registrar about his grandfather dying E g 5 and went home last week to attend the Coon Creek dance. e E T I E - W-e are .pleased to state that Brother Fire-eater's case of delirium tremens L' E E which kept the House in an uproar Saturday night left not bad af-ter-effects. E g j g Brother Front on his return to school from his home at Woods Run, spent E - E T an afternoon in Pittsburgh which he claims -is his home. E l S i T E , E CHEXVA WVADA GUM Q 1 I E Miss Queena Sheba is recovering from a nervou-s breakdown which fol- y I I T lowed being spoken to by a total stranger on the campus last week. i 5 I E E Miss Raisem Higher reports that young Professor Bash can be vam-ped for 5 I ' e 5 a good mark if vamping is properly conducted. E I H E Miss Gladys Livin fell down the second floor stairway Thursday and in- y .AJ I Y S l jured herself. t E E Miss Vulviia Grub suffered slight convulsions Saturday night as a result of T 1 I E a clandestine fudge party. . E1 : y E Miss Stepout kept a date in Erie Sunday night. i - ,X , ' 1 g i 5 T ,, I 1 N i-l,l. I 2- l " l 2 . l 1 s 5 T 5 E . illllnhrntg E I 1 W - E 3 - t OH, you Mirth provoking ' E ' 5 Gayly dancing Plainly j0kiH-S3 E I l 2 Madly prancing Writhing, twisting e ' 5 E 5 B. V. Dis upon the une. 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E E E She loved him devotedly. . 2 E U 5 He had all the manly qualities she admired. : : 4' ' : ' : She had a sense of contentment and safety when he was near. g 5 f E The brightest momen-ts of her maiden life were spent with her hero. E E 11 l : She pictured herself in a bungalow with roses twining over the door and E E 5 E wa-s happy. E E Sfhe even planned the delightful tr-ips and vacations they would have after E l il E they had been married. I E I 1 E , u 5 .- lu g L ENvo1 - I g - - But they never married. E V H E And they are still the best of friends. V . 3 " i I . T E E l : i l E --Q E l , ll T . . y, - Suhr Svtuif 5 ' in I E . ' . Slowly the iigures E g Flickered I L E Across the silver sheet. E 1 Until at last the hero I 'T 5 . E And viiiein clinched 'E l E At the brink of the precipice, E 5 - T : While the shero ,1 E ' l 2 Clung to a convenient E y E ' 'Cactus -and registered fear. ln g 2 1 ,1 Very tense excitement I E l E I clutched tight the edge ,E : H E Of my seat. E E y PIG 'lf FK I Q E Capital .punishment A E E E Would -be appropriate B E E - For those who use E : y E The underside E E E Of a Seat in 5 2 E ' The movies 2 g As a parking place E E ' For gum. E E Two hundred seventy d E n ,. V f ll : Q : l mlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllli 1 'S uftliilQ,:E::E:::..,,,'M lr F Inu ,NH dug::::::::lllll.uu.::.an a uuuno:naun nwnu I ...Inu :EEE mu. .ig-gy....ggggggggfsl'2'!2!:::::.:::5f5gg:::::5!!!l22lIIlltimiiiInu...dE::::::::i53:u:::E::g .52.:s:::g:::::5g555g55::::::::::555::::.aim.:-x:::u:::.::::5:m:...:-355.-:,,,,,....., :::J -1 :him 'Ill ullnllwa - 1-'l -- ... , ri ':-..::::'. eg : :in ll I . .I 1 it a "" "" S I 1 E r n e g 3, e g A ' ' --" - - 3 .... , W '-' g'E'.3S-P' e f wuz' Q' g gh E K '--if .i . , - ' M 5 E 5 X 'E its M 5 t-5 S so S L L - L 5-Mu tt "'V'fffi:1f" i'E.'i.g- fi S S e L' I wi ,--s . S.. .ll .- -.s-. . .. , VAA tg. in - 1 flble llt S s- is li L 15 S 522' fig tllwl : g F - W .. ..,,,iF..,.L -,, .--,,,,,,Y,, - Ag +1 .- 1-333+ gljiiufii L Sttl S S S f oe Gpfilflll QE We aim to heel your Soles E L 5 . . . I 5 dlstlnctlve and classy E EE y , Iii ' t ' Serfvzce of the CBez'z'er Class E ' ee E A Cl YEAGER W Chestnut Street ip EIS t 3 I J 961 Water Street 961 Water Str t - 51 g IW ' Wh1pple's Leather Store Q For Quality and Dependability in Leather Goods VI? 1 Trunks Luggage Sporting Goods.b,A,QxAthletic Supplies and Boston Bags Schatz Lyceum L , Exclusive Picture House My t -g' iits f i r lil: Ti QE. 119. Babler 5 y 5 y Elbentist E A E Over Ballinger :Ye Siggins E Q E Say It With Flowers E E For Gifts-Flowers not only delight the eye but their beauty and fragrance brighten lj E E g t the atmosphere. 5 L E Uibe csv Shop EE 5 E A so tsss ,tj omg! ft , MU: -uijiilizgs ff 5 L 1 flt llll lllllnlll llll g sstts S ...Img ' fn'-Liwfs se""'fgfT """""SS'S'A""Sm ee S S ' 'Y' ' lj 54' I f"'v.. fa gs? ' Gi A' m i'-"-' Stl'-de ire. De t. A L , 6 Jo. HM er in u CA Rm Y In 3 E A in 0 QRGRE Land 'Tootu-, Qome Blow Your Horne, ' Tr-:veg EHLGH: Glidden Greenlund The PQFKSYS OFF! OFF'2lYhn Domi .Sell Ute Old eovr, father, 1' I 7 1 1 M0141 mg Wag Uiru. col Y ,f"' fv- I ,,4:L?iJ1l , ,f I if T . Z1 ' A I 2:22 60, i .. L 1 , 1157 i7 HQA Qfjil I i jf! xg , -,, yff 72 '-fA gf iz'- ii. Q, ,M ,Z If I, ri., 1 11' A if Q C 1 1 Ng Q ,YV S AL li- ,,,. if . xv Q 1: Q M . R. kg s I ig 1 A Y EQ TNS?- xxx , 5: L l , 1 T: ,I 1 A Vt , i ' N H , f V nn..... m: .. ....u:a --- --g 2:55:22 SQEQEEEQIIHIII: igijjiiiiiagiiiz zzsfgi 255253-EEEEEEEZEMEE5 S' 52-a. Ig LD, . . S ,5 S S H T ff sf S 'fe H , 5 5 MOORE BROTILIERS A E WS'IIOLESALE EXCLUSIY'ELX' E 3 E CREANIERY PRODUCTS AND ICE CREANI if E BOTH PHONES ss? WATER STREET - '23 5 E t A. L. BALLINGER, The Rexall Store E LE Drugs and Toilet Allticles E I 5 E Kodaks and Supplies Ligget's and Huyler's Candies E 1 E -E Wafer and Cfzeslrzuf Streets E : HARRY I-:ARR ,tg 5 fllbercbant Gallor bl E Chestnut Street E I E t ' " if tl ' It GEORGE PRATT T 1 My M T1 pttetetji RAPHER Q Lg H f 5 ft ! I 943 Park Ave. Meadville, Pa. la . f T 3 WW H E E DR. vv. c. CARPENTER E E t DENTIST' , My E ovER wn.soN's .JEWELRY s'roRE E BOTH PHONES H 'U t t S E W! 5 A 5 IndependentDr Goods Co. T E ' Cor. Pork and Chestnut Streets E E, - ff E a H. E. ELLSWORTH fit ' PHOTQGRAPHER fl? 5 886 Market Street 5 it E 5 E if llll llllllllllllllll llllll llllllll llllllllllllllll ll lllllllllllllllllll lllllllll lllllllll lllllll llllllllllll l li , 1 u-nu l 'm!" .1 335555555555ffijigfjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigig-Eifijiiiiiil!! Iili iiliiii iiiiiiziiiiz: :::::5E :::E:: 55555 miiiizdiii-H --f' :::" ' : ::::i:::::i:::z::::::::::::uwX 'Xi X EE ---eng, "'-'?' ' C . .zliiiiiiiif ' t .-' S'-Hesse, X he e e . o X "-'f . l 1 .1 3, . o . ., X ' i' : E' 2 J C , V v U ' . Ex. E X Si, ,i of so J e e ee e on , . - an ll iw X, ., .-r X L -,,, vs' , N- , I 412' Gin: numnmllll ii ' a - X ...iss ...H . .i ieiiggggggi:esaaEi:i:se:i lf -sa f e s:-if 5 X t-'ffffffif ia '1' , l . , ,,,. .. -- ..f. ....-- ---- LQ! M I la 'MY' in e 1 e o lin 1 if lh 3 I: : . :E 'g Mhvn 131111 C511 -gi 2 - 1 E When you go to Bentley do not enter the door at the right. That is the Phi Beta Kappa en- : trance and is reserved for those of that rank, Enter at the center door over which was in- gg 3 scribed in the olden days, "Ye who enter here leave hope behind but bring good excuses." It IS X' E , the seat of the mighty, your misdeeds are hashed and rehashed, your good deeds are discounted. gi S You are subjected to all the wiles which great minds have conceivedg' cuts, bills- and even the , X E book store is open at times to lure the uninitiated into losing his paternal blessing. Take heed of L E : that building and do not keep to the right after entrance, it leads to trouble. . , ' 2 ' Wlieii you go to chapel take with you not a devout mind but rather a fine purse, for the exer- : E cise of the morning may be given over to the Relief of Harmless Dogs in Mexico. A loaded Water- : ll: man is required since the slips are to be passed to sign away your life but not your chapel cuts. 1 : S At the close of each disbursement open the hymnal and fix your cards with "What various hin- X : E drances we meet." 'Tis pessimistic but sing out. If at last your funds run out and you are , : rl caged to reckon Xbefore ths trilfunzil for iio?-attendaiigcea enter the plea of " summa cum laude" ' E ' - , an iave counse appomte . lferey say, " can't a or it." ' X 1 E X NVhen you go to Ruter some morning and the first door inside is open, don't give up drinking. 1 I : Those things are real but they can't move. A definite proof may be obtained by slapping the bull 3 : - E moose under the chin. If you are still in your right mind on departure, they are dead. : , g Be prepared to meet a K. M. with her blue prints, Compasses and range-finders. You may : 3 E run into a big, sour looking individual but don't stop. He will look clown and. remark. "That's : g nice." Proceed on up to higher realms and argue that you wouldn't accept 38,000 without work- l : X E ing for it. That's safe, you won't. But remember the motto of this building is U. No O. ' ' E If you go to Alden notify us in advance. 'We will arrange a diet for you, to be followed , : 1 : judiciously during the week previous to the visit. This will enable you to withstand the severe : E ' shock coming from Hrst contact with scientific odors and barbarian treatment of cripples. Take j : : care that you do not fall in with a set of hellbenders. They have even been known to eat when l : X E the food was forced into their gullets and their mouths sealed. The latter is an attribute of : 1 E , the building. 'While there, if you are troubled with falling hair, apply to the head of the depart- 3 : E E , Qnent. He found a sure cure. Before leaving call the health ofhcer and go through a process of : I 3 l umigation. q 1 E If you go to Carnegie take plenty of 'Mail Pouch and breakage fees for the assistants enjoy the 9 E l f X luscious weed, NVrite on the tablets of thy heart that T. N. Richards is the patron saint of chem- N 3 istry and never make the break that Dolomite was an Egyptian Diety. Modern history students : Q E should study up on the Milk War so as to vote intelligently on the Farmer's Tariff Bill. Never : 7 I E look at your watch because you don't need to know whether it is the next period or not. XfVhat is : l I : the fundamental science? Polish your glassware so as to be the envy of your instructor but never : j E mistake t-he thermostat for a swimming pool. Keep your mouth open, don't be blase. i : . : If you go to Hulings take a band and a large individual sign. Then get into your black glasses, j E : tin cup, and accordion and present yourself at the door. Your appearance may arouse sympathy : E among the inmates causing them to crowd around you. Focus all attention on your datee. This l I E 1S but a simple method of eliminating the long hours of waiting and ads greatly in decreasing the : : number of stiff necks among the men of the college. It is of great value to people who are hard of I E , E hearing and persist in understanding that you said 9:30 instead of 7:30. Never make the awful 7 : l - blunder of saying, "Good evening, Miss Spalding", to the person who answers the bell. You : E ' may have to explain. ' I E When you go to Wilcox take a Motion Picture Magazine in which Ben Turpin uncorks some E 1 : IBCVV stufg Never COg11'J3.1'6Q comparisons are odorous. Train in advance so that your ears may 1 E : , e imper ect to soun s coming from below. They only serve to confuse you in what you do l . : know. Hitch in with an air of perfect resignation, adjust your spurs, place your feet on the other : N ' E fellow's neck, and peruse the magazine. Donlt fall asleep. Rumors from the past have come E X ' Ll down to us of men, overcome by drowsiness, falling down into the arena and of the awful fate H E meted out to them. Remember that although Daniel wasn't afraid of the lions, the lions weren't 1 E ' a bit afraid of Daniel. I E 3 When you go to theXLibrary take with you some interesting literature to while away the hoursg E s but if you use the building for its real purpose take rather one of the benighted maidens from the E E X home. Most of the information there is like the statues in the Classical Club room, bewhiskered A Q 2 and unsurpassingly dry. It is also in great demand by the men after house parties because the I ' E silence rule enables them to escape the prattling tongue of women. E E ' If you go to graduate, don't feel relieved. There's many a slip twixt cup and lip. E H I : i - e : l , : - n : l E Two hundred seventyfour ' E I S E 1' " ' ' ' ' I V E : e . mllIllIIIllIIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllg J I5 IQ LQ ni' IE ' 1 Ii sz -1 D f .2 1 r fi 'A 5 ND: r i if r We r r- --e e DE RFUS BRQS. FRESH, SALT, DRIED AND SMOKED Meats Oleomargarine and Oysters Goods Delivered to Any Part of the City North Stfeert Phones Monarch Billiard Room The Largesi and Most l Up-io-Date Billiard CParIor in ibe City 4 E i ' 944 Wafer Street E f Prop., CLA RK C. EILER I3 Tables 2 or L ' A LAP!-WETTE Uhr Qlritvrinn Meadville, Pa. r U p European Plan to Rates 31.50 Up the f NI i nute E E. F. HUGHES, Proprietor , , W Clothmg and : Difizyzf ioom Avia Carte 5 mmulmmnunln n mmmllmlllml I " " " " ' -F 1 U Q J lllll a:....l : v lr -it S'-r" 2 S. EI' I ISA O 2 Ili! lllll ihllllu ul m- n unnlugul l I, ,nm ,, u as g I ll nn-in! 'P' I-nnununlh -- E., E 411 Ill -I lull I I Ellllll 1 illrnm Elliru' Bmrrm H ers Oct 12 Went out with J H ton1ght He s queer I d hate to have h1m hang around much Poor nut' I k1dded h1m along So slow and 1n college He can t dance Oct 17 Went to church with J H he wanted to Sat there l1ke a chump He hstened to sermon Has a terrlble voice Walked around and back to the Hall Such an evening Nov 15 John and I tonight He told me lots of nice things He sv not such a bad fellow Went to the Academy but he talked to me all the time I rather l1ke h1m Dec 25 Seventh letter from John since I came home And that wonderful r1ng I can hardly wait to see him Jan 3 John He looks so nice Its great to be back I couldn t help but Jan 15 Went to the Library met John We took a little Walk It was rather cold but I d1dn t notice it He s a dear Feb 11 Went to party with John He Q a divine dancer I th1nk he has wonderful halr and those eyes March 7 Sneaked a date across the campus and around I Just love him Mar 23 John came down to see me a real date April 5 Went to chapel but d1dn t John and I walked He sang to me His voice is marvelous Isn t spring great In the Spring etc May 2 John said he loved me and gave me his p1n and oh' how he kissed me Never was a man like hun And to th1nk I loved him from the first Hts Oct 12 Date with M B Never again Chatters all the time and giggles Thought she was kidding me She s giddy Acts slow Oct 17 Relented went to church with M B She sat and read the hym nal and she cannot sing' Walked back to the Hall and I was in my right m1nd Nov 15 Mary again I-Ier line isn t so bad after all She acts real n1ce and let me hold her hand I think she likes me Ill find out Dec 25 Another letter from Mary Gee' I ll be glad when we get back Jan 3 Vacat1ons over and saw Mary Looks great Went out and she kissed me Jan 15 We met at Library and walked with our arms around each other No one saw u though She s the most wonderful g1rl I ve ever met Feb 11 Party at house Mary of course-I l1ke to dance with her It seems so natural and she s really adorable in a party dress Mar 7 Felt blue walked w1th Mary I cant help myself Mar 23 Went to see Mary Wish we were there for all our dates I love her I love her I love her. Wonder if I could ask ner April 5. Met Mary at Dr Browns meeting Weather wonderful warm moon, she sang to me and lt seemed divine I'm glad 1t,S spring. May 2. She does! She does! She does? She's mine! Wait till I tell Dad Da Da Da. And I always knew she was meant for me Two hundred seventy sm' I - - - S I - I - - I S - - - - - - - - I - - I S I I I - - I I - I I I I - - - - I I I I I I I - - - - S - S S - I I I I I I - - S - S - - S 3 S - 1 I I I - - - - - - - - S - - - I - I I I I I I - I I - - I I - I - I I S S S Bl' :I nu- lf- i""'-I 2 -I S Q 'lui i E 2 A -ffg S E1 R a E .NE .. Q95 :::::::2Ef!f!!!!!!5wE, If N 'W - -I N lg 'E In :'i g I i I iigigiiiiffffffffffclffiigiiiiEQQQEEEEiiilliiliiiliililliiiiii ii:::iiE:::::: asin:e:5::555555:m,,,Eim::m:::mim:mx.I .'.'..'.. - ...-. 'un' I .,,. - ' ,,.i,.,,,f-A 'TT'-EQL 1 -'--' .-.-EE! Q W R E A A A . .. J Q sa E S g:E1'iiEisii'Es'5 f'iES52!i Iir ggg i K g gualzly ana' serwke mean auylhiua fo you j E . we are ufzdoubfedly sure q O , E your pairouage 5 E I CENTRAL DYING at CLEANING co. E 948 MARKET STREET ,, E Local 371-W We Call and Deliver Bell 428,J E x VISIT , A 4 WALTHER S SHQR The Studenfs Opportun ty : T , , RAPID SHGE REPAIRING A E Workmanshzf of Quality E E l E 903 WATER STREET 903 WATER STREET E 5 A S A T ' f - A A E E GEO. T. VVlI.SCDN'S SON 3 Q A THE HALLMARK STORE JEWELER OPTICIAN 5 E R R R A GREEN 81 BAKER ' ' - DEALERS INA-- E Chautauqua Lake Ice T 945 Market Street Both Phones I E A S A LLLA A L A Q- L illll ll Illlllllllll lllllll llllllll l l ll l l l l l lll l ll ll llll lllllllll ll al H' WI I v.,e1.w,.. T f'f' Sl", !L:f.' 5 ., Q. . fy, , ,f, if-A 543.2 5 Cli- IL.f i 5 :,,-" , gif 4 1 ,MY- 3 EX.: . 'lfflf 1 L4 ., L,f ,fn ,. -If., 1 lj H? f,. V, , lzigflu, Wg" UH' vjxffd ffilvi IFE Vx! 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' Il l l hem m l g ln L"-2:-n -nnnuuuau ,Q Hp dn Baum Interestlng women Seldom keep the1r appolntments Forever keeplng you up 1n the 311' They are never on tune They are always late From ten nlnutes To the length of your endurance If they do arrlve at all 'Ihey rush up breathlesxsly W1th a soft scent of Jasmme about them And a SW1Sh of s1lk and A sweet apologetlc smlle They touch your arm and begln Each one has her own l1ne but The usual llngo goes Oh' I am so sorry Honest I hate tnls Qke everyth1ng I can t begln to tellakyou How sorry I am as Have you been waltgmg long? Grac1ous IS lt that lkate? How awful of me. SK But you've no idea. Sk How many people. 214 Came to my room. Pk One of the glrls from town if And then Jane, Dot or Mary, Two lulndfed e1glzty And MISQ So and DO shes such an old dear And then the phone 1 ln fTh1s 19 old stuffl There s always a phone call Especlally ln Hul ngs j Ion see how 11215 Don t you" Of course you do There I knew you would You re such an angel In case you dont From here she goes on and on bhe 1nvents brand new excuses And l kes them so well herself That slee makes up others To use on the v1ct1m Of her next appolntment That she ll be late ior For shes always laie That's why she hasakany at all You forglve her YOLI Always do you Pk Can't very well Dk Do anythlng else. 'le For you're such an angel PK Don't you 214 Knovsg. 1 il ,,.-'S'-'J -:I--' 1 Q 1, A V iQE55E55E5E5EE5 g5 5:::::S!:!::: ::: ::::::::: :: 5i55::::::::5555 :::E::5 55::::::a5gE5:::::::: 5- ---- .... . ., h is o .,o , :LS -1 v v f ?? i .. .......2::g ---- ---. 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M fl' lull In-I gi ISA l 1-11 I in Inn ll ss nun IIIQII U- lllll IIIL ll I ': 1 - 'W AIIIIIIINE H EJI I Uhr Allrgbrng Qlrrhn fWzth the necessary apologtcsj By one who styles h1mself the Ta1l L1 ht There have been almo t as many credos modeled after The Amer1can Credo as there were answers to In Flanders F1elds The TAIL LIGHT has been 1mmensely mtereeted 1n readmg these Some are good and som are none too hot The TAIL LIGHT bel1eves 1tself to be 1n close touch Wlth the Allegheny undergraduate 1n fact were one of the d fools ourself After several month of 1ntens1ve study on the subject of the concept1ons of the un oelgraduate on some of the campus top1cs we wlsh to offer the rather ex lI2Ll1'tlVG statement L1ghts please and some slow mus1c The average undergraduate be11eves that a blrd by the name of I-Iuhngs was pre 1dent when g1rls were flrst admltted to the school that each freshman class does not wreck Cochran Hall so completely as d1d the last that the reason MCKIIIICY was k1cked out was that he put a cow 1n chapel and couldn t keep h1s mouth shut about lt that Doc Lee has a hypnot1c eye that that of Bentley that that we that that that that that 1f a g1rl 1 from Huhngs she 1, an angel Geo Washmgton addressed the c1t1zens of lVIeadv1lle from the steps we re golng to knock P1tt for a row thls wmter some of the fratermty houses have heav1ly stocked cellars belleve th1s ourselvesj galoshe are worn open because they look better that Way theres too d much snow ALICE SPALDING never was klssed ALICE SPALDING had a W1ld tlme when she was a g1rl the four new davenports at Huhngs should g1V6 a great 1mpetus to I the study of natural sclence that a Maxun s1lencer should be t1ed on the Delt purp fPh1 PS1 part1es I Ph1 Gam part1es Delt part1es that Ph1 Delt part1es Slg part1es Ch1 Rho part1es that when a g1r1 says no are HTG HIS are HTG are she best best best b st best best IIGVSI' I'I182L1'1Q' lt that hereafter in case of fire at Hulmgs alarms should be rung at all the fratermty houses. 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SCHIVIIDT A J E IVIILLINERY AT L.OW PRICIES 5 I 941 MARKET STREET A E STYLE HEADQUARTERS I 5 I A E I SOCICIY Brand Suits, Top Coats, Overcoats A I A j E E Stetson Hats E Manhattan Shirts T, g : I 9 5 I g I g M E D E L S Q ' A E 3 MILLER ac DERFUS ' I PARK AVENUE GROCERS Q CORNER PARK AVENUE AND NORTH STREET XZSZHITEI-HLL'S A Dairy Products and Ice Cream 5 SPECIAL PRICES FOR ' CLUBS and FRATERNITIES 5 4 CIT3'1Q'?',,,ONE Cor. Park Avenue and Baldwin E A sl mumnmu mm lll ll l lln llllllll lmn lmun nl umm n l lllll" """" A 5 '---r.."'5""" djaf' illll uf' U U Edu' S: gulls! n iiinliglllll 7 KA E x0 f?"'tf N I x qnnllilllfffv I ' 'L I als-I gg 9 555 ! :annul H1 nlllllpg i""' lHlHlhil 4 1 fEd1tor s Note The Kaldron does not claim that the most of the following bursts of humor are seeing the light of publicity for the first time through 1tS col umns They were selected from such college publication as the Punch Bowl Sun Dial Michigan Daily et cetera et cetera which had ln turn culled them from such publications as the Punch Bowl Sun Dial Michigan Daily et cetera et cetera until many are of doubtful origin and quest1onable character The Kal dron is now maknig a home for them and attributing them to no specific sources by reason of their nomadic habits 1 MY IADI Ode To My Ladys Brows My ladys gently arching brows I love them wlthout doubt They make me think of grandma s teeth For I know Just about One half of those which once grew 1n Have lately been pulled out Ode To My Lady s Cheeks My lady s cheeks her downey cheek I wonder why I love it' Perhaps because like every freak She sure has plenty 'of it! Ode To My Lady s Ecws My lady s ears are Just like shells Of priceless alabaster And what goes into one of them Goe out the other fa ter Ode To My Lady s Vozce 'VIy ladys voice is l1ke the brook So low and ilvery She babbles Just as aimlessly And as incessantly Ode To My Lady 3 Eyes Ode To My Lady s Haif My lady s eyes are languid-soft And dim and mellow-fair But oh! the light that leaps to them When she sees a Bill of Fare!!! My lady s hair is Just like gold- Like fine-spun gold each thread. In fact her hair the only thing Of value in her heau. A pretty ankle used to attract the eyeg but now it's the dimple on the knee that causes the crowd to collect at the Senior hop. John did not come straight home. Hence he did not come home straight. The towering form of his wife loomed above him, as his stumbling, shoele-ss fe-st sought the steps. "Drunk again," she said caustically. "Hooray, m'dear," he replied cheerfully, "-so'm I." A "He: "We're coming to a tunnel. Are you afraid?" She: "Not if you take that cigar out of your mouth!" - OIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE J I asked her if she rolled them, She said she'd never tried. Just then a mouse ran -swiftly by And now I know she lied. Two hundred eighty-four 'f'f.2-" I - . ! 1 u : - l u - - . - n n - 2 1 - L n h E - u 1 ! Q l 1 1 - h n 2 . I H E E u mlllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IE N E ' yi l l : 1 : l I l ln I I 1 l I .1 54 llw ""6"'1"' chief' 2 ikf' KA E N ' lllllllll 9 f llll --3. 3 iiiei il! 51553 ,Hs Q A Ll Goodwin 81 umm Have the most complete line of Home Furnishings in this part of the state This store occupies three floors which are filled with Furniture Rugs Carpets Llnoleums China Draperies Lace Curtains And everything to furnish a home complete W , We take special pride in furnishing E Fraternity Homes We Invite Visitors in the City to Inspect Our Store E M Goodwin it unn Meadville, Pa. 5 5 :H unan ' r 3 i llllllllllllllllll f llllIllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllll lllll r W F ,jp -F W, Y 47 HY 4--":f"" W -V -ff ' " ...-.:'-'-.- -511 - m Vw PW ll in-1? k E ...... n? a gs llll E VWILW DN 2 --un 3 iilllll a 1 l l u ia shrub ! 3 ! ugnllullll I E un lgiilaxl ! nesugu 5 5 llil ! !"' l I : III Blllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Senior fto Fresh he has Just rescued from the poolj But you said you could swim Fresh I thought I could Coach Hammett was showing me how in e gym last Week May I come nearer? She No Im afraid if you do youll H No honestly I wont She Whats the use then? He Do you like to dance in this dark corner? She Yes but why dance? No Matter NO MATTER No Matter If her hair s of bob cut type If her face s a b1t too white Or pulled off her ears skin tight And the red a b1t too bright If she camels out 0 sight If she does the toddle right He likes her He likes her N o Matter If her Jokes are old and trite If her conversation s light If she is a lovin mite He likes her STRICT INTERPRETA TION Pullman Conductor See here porter what do you mean by hanging a red lantern on that berth? Rastus Rule 23 says to hang out a red light when the rear end of a sleeper is exposed sah lst Co-ed I kissed Bob last night 2nd Coed Is that right? lst Coed No, but its so -, SON, THEY DIDN'T COUNT 'EM Boak fgetting home for Christmas holi-daysj : Canby won't be here until to morrow He had to take a 'Bug' examination " Boak's little brother: "Did they find many on him?" He Saul to H er I met you on the campus, With other dames most fast. 1 And Her Comeback I met you at the Red Cross, With other flirting "he vampsf' I saw you rouge your cheeks one time As -I was going past. I saw your hair in rags, To make tomorrow's curl, And so I'11 say "Good bye" to y And hunt myself a Girl! Two hundred eighty sw ll 011 I saw you enter Affy's With a lot of other scamps. I heard you cuss a time or two, As only rough necks can, And so I'11 say, "Good Night" to you And hunt myself a Man! ! lllllIllIIlllIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE dl 1 1 -v""" 'f..2'--' LEX kk.. TEELQQQQDA Wagga N ,xv A ,M kk Y , L..,.....,J..v-156-45.-L.,,,,,,-,E ,, , ,N '-msg -..p-L , Y a.,,,.,-1-,M:A:L.,:T-af, . 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Bootlegger D1d that wh1sky I sold your room mate for h1s cold stra1ghten h1m out all Tlghtv Stude It sure d1d We burled hlm today SIGHED LINES I 1a1d to Kath My flunk 111 Math And then to V1 My F 1n B1 And tho I almost broke my neck To pass 111 Ec I felt that Bea Had hlndered me Alas' I thought too many g1rls And study runs away from curls But st1ll I thought Wlth all my palns Twas rather raw For dear papa To lay lt all to lack of bra1ns Two well known gentlemen r1d1ng on a traln were both very much lntoxl cated :Skee What t1me 1s 1t? Packy fafter extractlng a matchbox from h1s pocket w1th much exert1on and gazlng at It lntentlyl Thursday Skee My God' I ve got to get off here QUITE A DIFFERENCE Falr ma1d may I come out to call? I m sure s1r I don t getcha Or may I take you to the ball? Ah now I hear' You betcha' Mr Thomas My boy what do you expect to be when you get out of college? Terry An old man father Two hundred mnety two ri 'I Ju 3 t E l uiiiiii I . l -------- -..... . ,:f:ggllInX'!:- E Eta.. fill?-Q RS 1' E oo l S S N ' 'E E' 4 g-,',1:'.tti'tigiaisu:::::::iiE5E?QfE.'-'-:',,iggigggmiiingiammzmmmmahI-D M .pu S E E E E if F L i R- ' IE :EH iiilliiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiilissgiiEE25ggggggggggF FEgq55E5,mn3,mmmgg, t 5 P E e L f ,,,-,-, E' E lANos PLAYER PIANQS 1 ifcixgtwat' + Chxckermg ah ' P I I I BHSSS t .. R t ts. ft 00 C 1 Story 81 Clark f L' tt ' 't,tt nnutstt F E f z f s-tt' ,R tt Also the Wonderful reproducing n . I ' PIANO xyff , I . I t ' S ffm ' 5 I ax",-'E E 4 THE AIVIPICO ' E q Genume Vlctor Victrolas and Victor Records E 2 : EDWARD T. BATES CC. M d ,H Established 1880 E ea V' 6' ' P' - Penne t 'Q I : ' E E I , 9 E RE TER S ' t E 7 MoD12RN l ' S t 1 6 E HIGH HEELS FUR LQW PRICES t . g E fl, S 5 o : Second Door Below Chestnut St. E E E 935 Market Street Meadville, Pa. 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JUST MY LUCK When all 1S quiet around the place With not a dance in sight And my lessons I must study Stead of going out at night Although I might do other things I d Just soon work it seems Its sure to happen at a time- VVhen I ve money in my Jeans - But when the .place is full of 'life- With dances here -and there And all the fellows seem to go- T-he Lord knows only where'- Youll find me sitting -home alone- W1t'hout a pill to smoke' Because of reasons all my own- You gue sed it-I am BROKE - Who told you to put that chait on the wall? roared Lab Assistant Fix Why the Doctor stammered meek Frosh. . ' Fix, in different voice- Oh, handy, isnt 1t'? - A HELPING HAND She-So Jack was held up on the way home last night? I-Ie-Yes, that's the only way he could have gotten home. , A kfiss on the brow is chaste, A kiss on the hand is fashion, A kiSs on the cheek -is waste, A kiss on the l-ips is-held by Doc Darling to be unsanitary. Sal: "When Bill danced with meflast night, he kept letting his hand slip down my back." Q t 'Mary: "I hope you rebuked him." A Sal: "'I did, I told him to keep it up." Two hundred 'ninety-four V - lr 1 E llllllllllllllIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIlllllIIlllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllli l l'f:' -:Z-'--' ' 1 I l i I 5 Q i 1 1 wilful ' I K , fy QW , Y i , W u Fi.: - f Nw-m , ,...' tw -...'... hu Ilulilu. - .-.l..l."'-'. um --umm ' EE " -"5a:..... ' l -- - O - i f-H A T . o KO .:Hw::aaaf- 1 Q, ,g -""""""' ' N "" EI 5 Q l in 1 E? 2 5 E A AX A-5 E E 5 T A J O 'E if ..,.m.NE Q E", vivisn ' O O O A A o A A 5 - -.,,""' E "J "--- H- ll.1."EEiiE:'azraaafiiiiiki ' .:-a-- -.I 15- -- - I -- - . f - - ... - " W ,155 "W" 4 in 'H ' ' 'P - F' f "2'F ... ' 55 H ia' F 5551 HFS! I5 W 1 A LI Ol"'4i'iilVfl-V nies: O :ii 'A " 1 'W 4 -i- A U lg' QE: 5 E A A i M A A A A O A ..-. 52 l 5 lin 1: : . A '- El nl 1: iii E -E. DR. F. F. WAELDE ggi . E DENTIST .gg E FOURTH FLOOR, CRAWSYFORD TRUST CO. BLDG., MEADVILLE, PA. 5 5 DR. WIVI. C. DUNN E E 2 i DENTIST E A E Q E CORNER PARK AVE. AND ARCH STREET 5 1 E o . 5 i :EI Photographers-Studio Films Developed or Printed E l E or Home Work 24 Hour Service E A1 i 4 Uiattbtlfhp Qtubtn e 5 E 248 1:2 cnzbesmut gum l 5 : I -I 5 Q Y Appointments Telephone 4881 s . I E A 5 is I 1 Y T . f.- s 5 i . I E s 5 :- I E . ' A a . KEYSTONE VIEW C0- : g Q 3 MEADVILLE, PA- ! I . ' E . 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Even as YOU and I- E Oh the time he Spent and the .shackles 'Tits the money we spend-not -the men : he spent we are E For to a hundred things he'd go, That measures our power to .get by I-' . He wished to boast of a f-ormal bid And a bank account is a better asset E He bet he could and-he finally did Than the best, best brain we've ever p E Though it cost h-im twelve bucks to go. met, : We know it-you -and I. l g .T i, g D E Tourist fgazing at volcanoj-"Looks like hell, doesn't it?" E E Native-"How these Americans have traveled." 1 5 Q- E g ,. E On the front porch: "You look cold. 'Shall I take off my coat and put it . E around you?" I : "Oh, no, don't take it off." I t E s Q- , E I l . E First Young Thing-Bob kissed me last night. I , E p Second Young Thiing-And you let him do it. " E Eirst Young Thing-Nog that's why .he did it. p E 1 iil.-. E I . E FAMOUS CLOSING LINES I E "A thing of .beauty is a jaw forever," he mutter-ed as he listened to the pretty 5 though talkative girl. g t ....- Q . 1 X E SKEPTICAL E I Washington, so 'history says, Did he ever pull that good old line 3 A In his life ne'er told ta lie, "You're the first I've ever kissed," g I'll tell the world he was a bird, CI told it to a .girl last night I I wonder how 'he got .by. She said "Look what you've missed".J E - E I'd like to know if he fussed a girl An-d did he whisper soft and low E E On a night when the moon was bright, And swear by the s-tars above E E And the ilapper -looked wi-th wondrous And hand out that old moth-eaten tale S I E eye That she was his only love? 5 E And said-"Sure is some night." E S E The du-des who write the history books E E Q Have h-anded down this fable, g g They want 'us to believe it, too- E E Ain't it awful Mabel? 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I- ' ' -f ' ' ' V 1-uh. .vpn Zl:gy......- , glial..--:-. ,,, I . ,..f ....m,,.. , ,QE 5'-f3'f"H 'i"tif 'f' fi"f'55ffa "'HI 'ggggggigigiiiiifgfniaeggiiii sssgssiiiiiasszsea 'i'ff'sass"ssEs:' I e igmiiasssfeug --as- gi . g g g g p e T, 1 ' I S II'- E ' The other night when we were going up to our girl's house we made a hasty E inventory and decided that about all we had to spend that night was our time. , However, for fear our girl might expect us to take her out somewhere we decided g, E on an air-tight alibi. Y .E So we runs up the steps all breathless and wild-eyed. When our girl asks E5 : us wha't's the matter we told 'her that on the way up we had been waylaid and g, E . held up by two highwaymen who pointed a gun at our head and said: : E "Give us your money or we'll blow your brains out." E E ' By this time our girl is setting on the edge of -her seat and in a low whisper E : she a-sks: I-' E "And what do you say then?" E E I "Well," we says to them, 'Blow away, if you've got a girl in Meadville it's E E better to be without brains than to- be without money,' " gi E And our girl, being real clever, took her cue and we held down the sofa that E E I night. E E i I E A CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK 5 E Baby-I want my bottle. E E Mother-Keep quiet. You're just like your father. ' I 5 ew- a . . E Mr. Slow Cat the wheelj-Don't you feel a little chilly? Don't you think - you'd better 'have some-thing .around you? , Q l E Miss Speed-Well, let's wait 'till we get a little further out Baldwin, anyway. J. ' I E I -- E A Peck treading in Englishj-"Three times I strove to cast my arms around n I , her neck and-that's as far as I got professor." l :gg Prof. Thomas-"Well, Mr. Peck, I think that is quite far enough." ' Ei I -1- l p A Bill: "Let me see-was it you that I kissed in the conservatory last night?" ig Guess who: "About what time-, please?" L 11 I . ' , 'They say Jack is an awful good locker." I , "So I noticed as I climbed on th-e car this morning." g "Do you believe George Washington ne-ver told a lie?" f- "Well, he didn't after he married the widow, anyhow: he knew he'd neve-r if get away with it." V E L ii. E 5 Anil Num Jin winning- E The editors desire to express the hope that their efforts have created some- E thing in this book you will deem worthy of the name it bears- and the great in- E sbitution it strives to represent. We have worked hard on it, harder even than E , we had an-ticipated. Good 'times have been sacrificed that its compilation might be facilitated, but without regr-et. A much more attractive and more complete E publication would have been possible had the financial resource-s been available. E In the future with the "Greater Allegheny" that is forthcoming a fuller, better 5 I and more 'complete Kaldron should be made possible. ' E . To you who are going out from the college: When you turn the-se pages, : may your mind and heart go back to your Alma Mater, and may this Kaldron E remind you to honor and support the institution as a true Alleghenian should. B : Three lzuudred two 1 HillIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll A -1- t "K " W' "YW "" I - 5 5 5 5 I 5 I - , I 5 , 5 -ii . i HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEQiiiggiiiiiggigga EEE!!! :itlllim:Iiiiiiiii:::mi::::::ze:33in::1E:i5555,:,:,,,mma....,,, ,,,,,,,. .- . I V Y 1 V' ' - A ..2.. u:: 2:EE 5E5EEE:EiiEa:i:iiE::iHlfnilflngglvlnnqnu YI Q E:"":'-"'I ""'i:e:::i I S .S t , gf V X K Y Q I' A-3 , ' f d N 'I -.5-f' - ' I ' , .ik-ih E 5 bl I X '- ' E 5 5 S o S I S EA -.:..' :' ' ' I -? " ? .IEiiIiiIII I I' I II iI5IIIQfn S .ua'iiiigiEiiEI51U fi !e5't!g::g,5:n5iYfei-e.,i:' i n .lan , :IIE -. 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Both Phones , 962 Water Street V BRQW NEL'S E I Armstrong Shoe for Women 5 Walkover Shoes for Men and Women I 1 ' Gotham and Phoenix Hosiery o f r Men and Women I Brownell Shoe Company Ii I 4' They Save and Serve " , I 208 Chestnut Street Meadville, Pa. g if s A II E I Music on the Edison Lasts Longer 5 E I Don't Forget to Hear It E I l AT f or ee or 1 E Shartlds Edison Shoppe a E Ben 261 Local 697-R E fee of not S ,J ws,.,o.,,Ss-, eww213-35543-ffmfff-epi':1-ij ,,.:: 11 ::?'i 'gif' ,IWZE IA H 5" "" """"" " fll-Liffi 11 , s I :- ...1-.a'.'-.-.l::-.... - 2' i 2 gaullu 5 4-H ,, Ull -,E - -l"-'11-li 'fi' 2 ? 2-'- IS Q3 0 l Ill IIIQI u qnunulul 3' .ram mu.-un is 5 'I "' ' H ll! 'I' nlnlllh I E I1 'u H Illl 1 mm " - -1 WEEKS W 15 f T mx W Nw, f f 1' uf , M 5 My 5 v. I E JMS 33' B W I 'V WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF THE EDITOR We, the other members of the staff, wnsh It to be a known fact that the honor and d1S la h p y W 1ch IS der1ved from Lhls book 1S due to be cred1ted to the untlrlng efforts of our amb1t1ous ed1tor THE OTHER MEMBERS OF THE STAFF. I E . Tribune Publishing C0., NIeadVille, Pa, To 'fl 5 :ad ., "'--i2:.5g-31--- .. , ii ! Q5 S E I Ev 2- 3 'E F ugiiifllrn. n u!i"g'I7I7::3':'fHlIlllAQ "'lIl:ln,Qi::nn.-1 -Q 'lllffil I. I I: if If r:g E: Es 'I L- II, -, IV I in I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ,f""? IE --f""d fi

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Allegheny College - Kaldron Yearbook (Meadville, PA)

- Class of 1921

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