Lafayette College - Melange Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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f Barker 5 Humorist i Totten 2 l 5 Moffat 53 1' Barker 5 First man to get married Q Mccorkle 22 Salmon 43 5 Knight I5 ' Barker 5 Worst fusser 4 Carhart 33 Paul I3 L Lawall 34 ' Barker 5 Politician f Fcglcy 20 3 Carhart I4 N Smith 46 Carhart 20 With 2 exceptions Moffat gets every vote except Barker's live and Carhart's niachine, which votes straight but lies dormant. Machine begins to stir. Look out! Salmon gets majority of one on first ballot. Barker raves. Machine going better. No majority. Carhart comes up on second ballot by 8 votes from Paul. Paul gets soreg Barker is jealous of Carhart and both unite and elect Lawall 44-41. Smith elected, Carhart weeps. Barker snorts in disgust. Cleaver now arises and begs permission to speak. Everyone looking for his usual line of qualified eloquence agreesg and he makes a strong appeal for connnon sense in voting for the last office, begs all to throw off all affiliations to lossesg all egotismg urges conscience to save the honor of the class. Barker shows signs of yielding. Prosser returns a cigar to Carhart. Reiser less scrupulous lights his. Carhart sees he is done and magnanimously decides to cast his vote for the right man. The ballot: Killough o Carhart o Worst bluffcr Trcmbath 85 Barker o Cleaver prevails. Trembath's vote shows l1e is conscious of himself. JUSTICE IS DONE. Trembath has his due. 307

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The Squirrel Club Nu Charge ' Established 1912 THE Local Order of Nuts which has been in existence for many years at Lafayette has linally attained its long-sought-for ambition. It has been granted a charter by that great national organization, The Squirrel Club. The securing ol' this charter will benefit not only the petitioners but the college-at-large, in that the segregation of this species permits them to indulge in their caprices without molestation and also removes an affection which, has long been a source ol' worry to the men of Lafayette. Honorable mention should be awarded Caldwell and Miller for their activity in securing the charter. Fratres in Ui-be George Erie Hughie fthe convictj Frntres in Facultate Cooke Rankin Bye Fratres in Colleqio Nineteen Hundred and Thirteen Caldwell Cunningham Bond Miller X Nineteen Hundred and Fourteen Carhart Speer Trembath Moffat Nineteen Hundred and Fzfteen Porter Krick Maxwell Weir N tnetcen Hundred and Sixteen Pcnfield Scarlett Goldthwaite Livingston Twins 309