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THE GSLEANER L 5 21 CARL I-I. VKAHN, Alpha Delta Fraternity:-President of Freshman Class, class baseball, two years, varsity baseball, two years, class foot- ball, two years, Varsity football, two years, vice president of A. A. W. WALTER How, Alpha Delta Fraternity.-Class football, class baseball, varsity baseball, varsity football, varsity track. SAMUEL M. RosENBERG, Alpha Delta Fraternity.-Class football, two years, Varsity football, class track. JULIUS LEvINsoN, member of Sigma Iota Brotherhood.-Secretary and treasurer, vice president and president of class, vice president and president of A. A. -f - A - MYER STOLOROFF, member of Sigma Iota Brotherhood.-Member of Freshman and Sophomore football teams, secretary and treasurer of Junior class, candy manager, secretary and treasurer of A. A. ' MICHAEL LAMSON.-Member of class baseball and football teams, treasurer of Freshman class, member of varsity baseball three years, varsity football one year, baseball manager, 1912. BENJAMIN WEIGHT'MAN.-MCIHDCT class baseball and football teams, member of varsity football team three years, manager varsity football, 1912. PHILIP AMRUM, ,member of Sigma Iota Brotherhood.-Played on class football teams, Varsity football one year, assistant and business manager ,of GLEANERQ candy manager, secretary and treasurer of Literary Society, president of class. . SAMUEL L1EBowITz.--Member of class football teams, Sophomore baseball team., I L AARON WOOLWICH.-MCmb6T of Sophomore football team, member of Literary Society and A. A. , 1 LoU1s H. HELFAND, Member of Sigma Iota Brotherhood-Class football teams, Sophomore baseball teams, varsity football one year, president of Sophomore class, assistant and business manager .of GLEANER. - , , L DAVID JAFFE.T-TTCHSUTGI of Freshman class, member of Ap. A.
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22 THE GLEANER ' LAWRENCE W. CROHN, Sec'y of Sigma Iota Brotherhood+Vice president of Freshmen class, president of Sophomore classg secretary and treasurer of A. A. g Sophomore baseball team, assistant business manager of GLEANERQ Literae editor of GLEANEIIQ president of Literary Society. ISIDORE SoBoL, Sigma Iota Brotherhood.-Vice president Sopho- more classg vice president Literary Societyg chairman Program Com- mittee. ' 1 LEWIS KRAVET, Sigma Iota Brotherhood-Manager Freshman foot- ball team, secretary and treasurer of Literary Society two years, Ex- change editor of GLEANER. Glass Zbistnrp, I 913 BY BERYL HARRISON, '13 . ri--r 9 . - - Though but few in number, we have a record of events, a history, covering a period of four years. There was a time when we numbered thirty-seven. Now we are but five, and two of us have skipped into the thirteen class. The Unseen Power probably thought it imprudent that the large number of thirty-seven should graduate, and overstock the field of scientific agriculturists, so only left us five., Yet few as we are, we have quite a few things to be proud of. To the 1913 class goes the enviable honor of being the last class to complete the four-year course, and by virtue of that we have a year's more training and have consumed 1095 more cartridges' each than the future graduates will be able to boast of. On March 10th, 1909, the gates of the National Farm School were thrown open to us, and to our President, VVeiss, goes the honor of being the first to set ,foot on this mental sanitarium. That day one blew in from the VVindy City, one Jerome Levy, better known as Smoke. He came on the B. 8c G., which he provediby showing us thirty-three coupons he had saved from thirty-three packs of Fatimas, smoked between Chicago and Farm School. Aifew beans from Boston and some nuts from New York also landed on that day. On the 15th of March we lost a Bostonite, as his father declared that tho' he sent his son to obtain a liberal education, he didn't want him to buy the place out, - - Realizing that under such treatment only the fittest would survive, and that some of us were not very fit, on the 22nd of March we organized the noble class of 1913. A Herman Erdy was elected president, Plotkin, vice president, and Lipschutz, secretary and treasurer: I A, - V f
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