Mercersburg Academy - Karux Yearbook (Mercersburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1896 volume:

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O. ALBRIGHT, ..... GEO. A. WOOD, ............ .... JOHN SHOOK, .............. ........... DR. PHILIP S. RIDDELLE, ....... REV. I. A. PEICHTEL, ..... . .... J. W. WITHERSPGON, .................. REV. W. C. SI-IAEFFER, PH. Cl1u111hc1'sIm1'g, P1 XY2lyllCSlJOl'U, Pu. f'll1llllIDL'l'5blll'g, P 3Ie1'ce1'slaL11'g, Pu. Blimlillctlnvll. Mil .3I0l'CCl'5lJllI'gl', Pu C'l1:1xuhc1'sh111'g, 1 .XVuy11cslmx'u, Pu. .A1lentOwn, Pu. .I'hlllllbUl'Sblll'g. I 1 ..f:l'UCllC1lSIlL', Pa. ...NVushiugtOn, lb. 4 ..Gl'0UllL'11SIlL', Pu. ..Mcrcc1'sbu1'g, l'n l'l1:1l11l,mol'slm D-v-H ---.--.- ul I m .,1..J X L W- - . . , , ,,., , , M,-4,1 f. -,,. f -1--W-ay-.mqcf-H 'I -. 5 , V '. ' , ' f .g....,, ..:fQ:.n41.a:.u...f4-.a:g:gL:.ix:,,5..zz4...4is'J.,y..-,..a..-1:A:-...a41i.Q..1.c...,e-.5.....Ls,u f:4.,-L-....-.3f--sQ--n--'-- - -'V -M-----H ----- - -1- , N -NN N. XX. xx XX xx N. xx X w xkl xxx x X 4 Q xx T. .-I1 xo. S 31 g X 5: u. N, if sf. 51, N - EI: iii Aga: ze.-if WS: 5531 CX I 5323 .Vxflg xg. bfi: gf'-fr bm X R : Qi! Ne Si' .Q-i. Q W .X f' g .: Ax' 5 A: 3 X. Faculty. YVILLIAM MANN IRVINE, PH. D., PRESIDENT Greek. CHARLES V. SMITH, A. B., Natural Sciences ancl History. S. G. SHARTLE, A. M., English, French anal German. L. A. MORROW, A. B., English and Oratory. HOWARD E. SMITH, A. B., Zlfatheinatics and Graphics. VERNON K. IRVINE, A. B., Latin. FLOYD B. KNAPB, ' Jlfilitary Tactics anol Commercial Branches. I B. A. BLACK, U S. History. F. A. MORROW, I Banjo, Jlfanclolin and Guitar. n 77. .. ... 4... xg-.A- -I -- -.ag . -4.1. I -z.: 2 -'a-. - 'x.iuzi f f uiflfr.-ik '- ' -':Ad:V Y 'LZ.'161f.9 'iL1 ........,,,..-.,......,,..- .,....-f ,- . 11- 1 f ,f 1 , ff if 1 , ,1Q,7f, 7? ff, 49 yffM'ff ff fnff ff fff 1 .,. ,...-4--e---'-f-- ,g r..-.,.,, . -4'-' ' ' ' f--ov-,fe Prologue. , I . How was I wont, in days of other years, To watch the loitering sunlight from below Mellow the mountain walls of Mercersburg V In mystic twilight's glinted afterglow. II. Those sunset skies ! Those mountains firm and strong ! They meet each other at the close of day, Their tale of love an ancient poet sang, That primal love of Uranus and Gaea. ' III. I've watched them often there at Mercersburg 5 It seems to be a favored trysting place, The mountain clasps the sky with gentlest touch, The sky entwines the mountain with her grace. IV. They linger fondly, each in other lost, Reluctant doth the sunset sky depart, She goeth backward and her latest smile Kisses the mountain with love's artless art. V. Then silence falls 5 the stars begin to gleam, The clouds their purpling shadows softly throw The day is ended. Whence that matchless light It is the sunset sky's bright afterglow. VI. So from the record of our college days lk mellowed lingering radiance too doth flow, This Karux of the days of ninety-six It is the waning year's bright afterglow. 8 ..m.m.,...::..r.A W. . - .fmm...,.4......--.....g.,...----.-. .. ., -A .-.f....,. ,- A, - , W- ., -L-- - ,.. .-.. .. . H . Nfl . -55999 QQ 2 wp? Q, 'f QQ? G-A, . 'KSQ7-Sy' 1 gzxwx ,fr .1 .. . I -- ',. L95 .. ' EMF .. Q . SNQQQ. l W3 5 ' .. ' .- A -A N J! H I, -1f.32Q7.bf GXCW 3 X 1 JM --W ----'f i-N---W - .--A,-W.. , win -- -1 ' I 'ff' - -- 4-L -'f f We21z5:mg:::L1f:.: A X up Sx A QQ X N ik tix X X XXX N N 1. . L 3 r. W: N. . W: F ,. . . QQ g. A '- SQ' rv. St .X V' Li ii. 1 'g' ff. :,:-. .. 1-1 .JK IN S231 5. 1 15' r, an N, QCTI NN. U. g liz gl., firff Fic' Bb? :ffl 13: A .iz - IM' NJ, 51-11 331'- Sv' 1595. ixxf .M- if: 6. x K 6 X' .ifi CQVNNI A-'WIN QNY . A 5151 Q S61 iii' N XX . X 5 45 .. F ' 14-X: NX ii? X X Sv: xx X iii Zia: fx. LH A X - Q X x- L. -1 J YELL :- Rah! Rah! Rah ! Sis! Boom Rah! Rix, Mercersburg 'g6. COLORS-Purple and White. 96 Officers. ' Presiclenf ..... ..... 1 R. C. GORDON. Secretary ..... ...,.SIMON SIPPLE. Ifistoricm. ..... ..A..... ..... C L W. CRISTMAN. Gmflv Seniors. NAME 'ADDRESS coLLEee RESIDENCE GEORIGE DALIJAS ALBERT, J R . ...Lcczf9 obe, Pau.. RALPH V. ALEXANDER ..... . ........ Lcmcaszfer, Pa .... 'WALTER SEELEY BAHNER. .... . Iflfccynesboro, Pa. VVILLIAM X7ERNON BETTS. .......... Olzewsuille, .7lId.... BLANCHARD AIiLEN BLACK ...... Alexandrfia, Pa ..... ....SOuth Cottage. ....ROOm 42. .....ROOm 19. ...South Cottage. Prep. Building. EDWIN FORREST BIOKLE ............ Pzllow, Pct ............... Prep. Building. CLARA' MINOLA BROXVN ............. CHARLES WILSON CHRISTMAN RALPH BOQUET CORT .......... ...SL Tfzomccs, Pa .... Wyoming, Delu... 11 PCL7'lCGT8bt67'g, WY Va. .. .... South Cottage. Prep. Building. ...N,-.-.L. 1,4 1..z,m..4-.: - - 1 ....,:e -' fa14z + 'f 'a:5m..f V -I .-.,.,. v, , 1 ,,.. 1., ..'iETZ.'T:7'fT'51'ZgiZE 4R3, 15g'g?:-z3:',,11-'1,,.3 1 .,.:.,f72f,g.f-gf, 5 ,L I ' ' ' -- 471.f,'- 1:41 51.3, ,, , .L , r-. .f.-13 VIfJf .f,.f , 5.5.1. ' fp 'UH 'U' -1 -1.-1'-if-'A-.fail -,'f5f,'v,-, ,15 4f,jm1fQ?'fg:i45 FREDERICK ANDREW COOK ........ EDWIN LESLIE DIVELY .............. JOHN HA.SSI.ER DETRICH. ........ .. CALVIN ASCHOM EVERIIART ..... . J ARED VAN REED EPLER ........... JOIIN BOGGS :EDGAR ..... JAMES BARD FUNK ..... FRANK PAUL GROVE. AARON MANS GLUCK ....,. ROBERT CALVIN GORDON ........... Baltimore, Mct ..... Altoona, Pot .... Zlfctrkes, Pa. Zl1'cw'tftnsZmrg, Pct ...... Letnbctolzs, Pct ....... C'Izcwnbo1f'sburg,Pct .... . Zl1'e1'Cersbuo'g, Pct. Atexcmclrta, .Pct ..... Zlfcwkes, Pct. lVctynesbo1'o, Pa. ..... VVILLIAM CLIFFORD IIIEILMAN... lfVtlZictmspov-t, Pa .... .. WALTER DE LA M. HILL .... ARCH RAYMOND EIAGEY ..... ........ FRANK QLREXVCOMER HOEEMEIER. CHARLES ANDREW HUVETT ...... JOHN LIGHT HERIQ .................... CHARLES ONVEN HITNSICIKER. BENJAMIN IQEENER HAY. ....... .. Everett, Pct .......... . M ctrttnsbzwg, Pa ...... M tctclletown, IIICZ .... Ifuntingcton, Pct ...... Lcmcctster, Pct. .... Allentown, Pa ...... .Be7'Zin, Pct..,.... JOIIN EVAN JONES ..................... Everett, Pct .,,...... JAMES MCDOWELL JOIINSTON .... .llIe1f'oe1'sbu1'g, Pa. PAUL IQLINE .......... ...... .............. P t ttsburg, Pa ...... NORM AN LESLIE IQNIPE ..... .....IVow'tstown, Pa.. .. .. JOHN GiRIDER LIVINGSTON... ...... Columbia, Pqt...... JOSEPH HORNE LINDSAY... . SAMUEL LEWIS BIOTTER ...... .... J BSSIE CROMER lHETCALFE........ MARVIN VVARREN REED ..... HOWARD A1LLEN RYDER .... CHARLES HENSEL RAUB... . JOHN AIJIJEN SHARTLE. ..... . AMOS BOXVMAN SCHNEIDER .... .Pftttsbm1g, Pct ...... .AcZctmSto'zon, Jlfd ..... .llf67'C6t'SZJ'Lt7'g, Pct. .AZea:om.oZ1'ta, Pct .... . Ufpton, Pct .......... .QHCL7'7'2j'l7iZl6, Pct .... . Ujoton, Pa. South Cottage. Room 39. Prep. Building. ....South Cottage. ....Steiger S. Room 21. South Cottage. 7 ....Room 24. ....Room 18. . .... Room 34. ....South Cottage. .P1'ep. Building. Room 36. ....Room 27. ... Bowmcmsfvitte, Pct ..... ... ANNIE JANET UNGER .......... ....... F oltz, Pa. GEORGE FREDERICK VVILL ......... Woodstock, Va ..... l2 .South Cottage. Room 18. Steigerls. Room 25. ....Room 34. .Room 36. South Cottage. .Prep. Building. South Cottage. Room 16. .South Cottage. .....P1'ep. Building L s 3' X 1 Y , .,-,,,,.., , f .. . ' , . H ' -- -ff - 'w.s3S:a-:..a3Lz - ' ' 1 -11LA,...p:.'.1!fg .UAL . A .41 gL,,,. L, .- ...x:- ' ' - . - -...-,,v,,..- -Z, -, - -,WWW I..-,f,.'.v,:.. .--,---- ' f' -' 'Y ' , H, Aff 4f,,,',4f 1 fm' A57 - f fzvwfffid f 1 1 M f,Mm!f7,f,,,,,,41,,, fm- f pf. 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Z 'ICfEfKZ'flZsz, R-,H-,,,,, W, ,M ,, , t History of 96 1 p V ' Q HERE has alieady been biiefly given two yeais of the history X P ., of the Class of '96 fiom which the public has doubtless de- X h , iived some idea of the gieatness of this class The duty now - 1 - devolves upon the histoiian to complete this naiiative, and i1', 'fu -,W 1 enable ieadeis of histoiy to follow this famous class, fiom its N 55.23 4 oiganivation to the time of its depaituie from the modest ' A walls of MG1C61SbLl1 g College We do not iecoid these biilliant achievements of our class simply that we may be ieinembeied as a class O1 t-hat any P2tlt1CLll21l membei should be iemembeied, foi we believe that each one of them xx 111, in aftei life, iise to even gieatei piominence in his vocation than that which chaiacteimes him now , and will accomplish that which will bring him far gieatei fame But we submit them as woithv examples of the iesults of energy and skill, and as incentu es to oui successois As the history of every piogiessive Olg3111ZELJE1Ol1 becomes biightei and giandei, as time advances, so the iecoid which we now buefly give of the achievements of the Class of '96 in this the thnd yeai of then woi 11, IS an account of then most biilhant and impoitant epoch We iegiet that space will not pe1m1t us to give a fullei account of oui class, but we aie suie that this brief nariative will be a souice of much inspnation to futuie students at M6lCQ1SbLl1U as well as of admiration on the part of all who iead it or 6 Although at the o eninff of school in September last a few of ou1 old f 1 membeis did not appeai, enough new ones weie added to inciease the class by half its original numbei, and it is now much larger than any class that has thus far been giaduated from Meiceisburg F1 om its unusual size, we might naturally expect to see in the class, won derful capabilities, remaikable examples of human skill and enei gy, seeking development along V3,110Llb lines But it piesents the many stiiking and ad mirable characteristics of human natuie to a much gieatei degiee than could be expected, merelv from num bei It piesents almost eve1 y phase of human greatness It is characteiived thiouffhout by that peiseveiinof eneigy, that compre hensiveness of mind that depth of thought, that breadth of experience and ..dmA1s...di1..4. 5, v ' 9 O E Q ,- 1 1 as gx 2 'N ff 1 L U 1 'I , X I 1 ' 1 X N 1 1 I X 7 A . 1 1 , . 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Th Cl. s of '96 has excelled in almost every department of skill and strength e as and has contributed more energy to the various enterprises than any other class. Take her in athletics. The grand success of the athletic department has been almost entirely due to the excellent Work of the 'class of ' 96. A ma- jority of the foot-ball teamyvere '96 men, none of Whom could be equalled for brilliant plays. The class also Won most of the prizes on Field Day, and we are sure that the success of the base-ball team Will depend on her men. However, our superiority in the Scientilic and Literary departments of the school has been even greater than in athletics. Five of the seven men constituting the Monthly staif' are '96 men. The Prize Debate, which took place on the evening of 'Washington's Birthday, was left entirely to '96 men. As to their oratorical ability, there need be given no more evidence than the fact that they have taken- all the prizes in declamation contests. We would not be justified in closing this history Without personal refer- ence to a few of the bright stars of the class. There is I-Ieilman, the adept in music, Whose piano strains are the Wonder and admiration of all who hear them. Next We will mention Huyett, the Shakespeare of Alexandria, who is not satisfied unless he has every school scene Worked into poetry. Of foot- ball fame We will mention Hagey, the famous heavy Weight center-rush, Bahner, Schneder, Dively, Grove and Hay, Whose massive strength and irre- sistible rushes Were too much for the Academy sluggers. Others Whom I must mention are B. Black and Reed, masters of human feeling 3 Epler, Who combines in his character sufficient ability to be a master of languages and, at the same time leader of the Guitar and Mandolin Clubs, Detrich, the adept in Latin, and J ones, the peer of Sullivan and leader of the Banjo Club. There are numerous others Who deserve special mention, but space will not permit. We are sure that your ideal of our class, from these brilliant facts, cannot be other than high. After graduation, although We Will still maintain our organization as the giassxgf '93, our interests will become less common, but We are sure that mem- hc Q io ave ,constituted so remarkable a class, will also win for themselves igh honor 1n life. I-Irsfronrax. 14 p H-. .E I gn .IA n x Ny I . ,VW ' 1 W u X X 'v fl s mrf, P f - 2 f 225 3 -, A + WWW l H W liuw W 'M MI I4 ix AH if s HI X XM , ' 'I. 'X.r ', uy wll X ., v if ' i o X 'HA Rv- ' -N ' V 5 WWW f X' X f S K' i f r?K' J ' x I S - ' ' ,J 3 I - 'Q V I I 'I I x 'X , . ' 1,-,,,.,-Q ,WV X - - - ,J -'---x-- . X .,-- --H -.J,:,, f--N --. ...i -s- , .... -, 1... - ,.,... - ..-. J -- .- -4 TWV...-.V..:,.f-.1. ---. . v -wr:-f:1 f 'Lf' my -' ' . ... 'H N -L- ' f-k:.iu- f '- '-A -:K '1Q1cL45fifz.-:L11-4.4.2L ' .. , A,-,..YA,-,..-,,..vf--'--fr-:1'tf1-'f:'.':'fwfr1 1-.T -- I , ,f 1 1, ,Ig F Zfffi ff'f'ff fff'ff I 0 -..,.?L,.'v .pig 9 E 3:7?'fv'3!i'V - V Y YELL :- Chick-a-Go-Runk! Go-Runk! Go-Runk! Ha, Ho, Hi, Ho. '979' . COLORS-Maroon and White. Officers. President .... 1-I. R. OMWAKE. Vice- President ..... .... R . B. KEGEBREIS- LgbC,.6m,-yn. .... . .... C. H. BASSLER. Treasu1'e9'... .. ---- H- V- T- BLACK Ifwzfowlan ...... ---- H - R- YERGEY- Members. NAME ADDRESS A CHARLES SOMNER BRIDENBAUGH... LEON BACHENHEIMER ..... .......... JAMES PAXTON BIGHAM ...... .......... NORMAN EDGAR BRANTHAVER ..... .Ma1'lce.9, Pa. HENRS' VANTRIES BLACK ....,.. ....... CHARLES DE FORD BESORE ...... GEORGE KELLY BRADEN ...... ....Lazf1'Obe, Pa........... JOHN BROTHERLIN ......... ...lloliolaysbuo-g, Pa. CHARLES HEYD BASSLER .............. . YVILLIAM NIAXVILLE FELEINGER.. .Sambw'y, Pa ....... ANNIE FRANCES FALLON ............... Pa .... H olidaysburg, Oommbm, Pa ....... Getzfysburg, Pa ..... Ilfercersburg, Pa .... . IfVccynesboro, Pa. . St. Wzomas, Pa .... jlf67'C67aSbU7'g, Pa. JOHN MOLEAN HINCKIJEY ..... .. ...Dcwwillq Pa JOHN JAMES HALEY .......... ...... 51111. +L,.....1:z.g-.1.L..amf Pittsburg, Pa ..... 16 COLLEGE RESIDENCE .. .. ..SOuth Cottage. ....ROOm 31. ....SOut11 Cottage. ....Prep. Building. ......ROOm 19. ....R0On1 16. ......ROOn1 35. Prep. Building. .....ROOm 25. ......ROom 29. Room 33. L ggf-: 1gL' fLfn-g. -asf y f f ,,,,f,,,,, . , . , . '-1- f .rg-' ff ,Agn-..'.La-.:::g44f1L.e4 9-Lune. ,.Lu:..1-...--A-...,.., ,,,.,,,,,,., ,A x ,., .MM b V 4 ,X ' - ROBIERT BENJAMIN K ICG-ERREIS. . . . .Richland Station, Pa. IVAN DE lVIITKIENVICZ..., ......A. .. ....... . Washington, D. O ...... JAMES I-IOWAROMOFEELY ........... ...Pittsbw-g, Pa ..... RALPH XVILLIAM LICCORMICK. HOWARD RUFUS OMWAKE ....... JOHN BICALLEN PARKE ...... JACOB CLAIR SLAGLE ........ ' ,. ......Lock Haven, Pa...... .....GreencastZe, ... .Fannettsbw'g, Pa. ... ......I:l'anoQ1er,Pa....... JACK QUARLES I-IAYLETT SMITH, JR.PittsZnwg, Pa ....... CYRUS FRANKLIN THOMAS ............ Adamstown, Ma ...... FRED RICK VVAGNER .......... .Mahanoy City, Pan.. HARRY ROOT YERGEYW... .... Columbia, Pa........ . 2? UQ 1 ' , ' Xxx XM 'iff X , V, X 'B' 17 Room 41. Room 42. Room 32. Room 23. South Cottage Room 30. Room 22. Room 33. .....South Co Room 41. Room 22. ttag 4.1.1 F-.xi f.4G.-sc.-L-:,-Lf1-.i,-Lm: '1 '- - A' .ma :.-.:..-.1-.: L . z... - ' fagxixini - T' '- f :J :-A..4.:gJLZ.A..4,Q. J4.1g19C4'QC:L- :.f .z.u,4.:...'2'1 ' . -'l.2.: gi-L.z.zL. ..:-. V 1-l. . -.- 'A History of '9 . JW 'H is its , . . . LTI-TOUGH the Class of '97 is not very large, it is 111111lc up of X good quality. It contained only seventeen ll1Ull1lJL'l'5 rluriiig the Fall term, but has increased by five or six new 111011 since Christmas. The Class of '96 contains nearly halt' the sr-liool, but the K quality is questionable. The highest 11vc1'ag'c i11 the l-'ull term was obtained by one of our l1lll1llDC1'. We did not figure very proniiiieiitly i11 Atlilr-tics this rf A I QAQA' I it ' W 1 .f t year but the outlook for the future is very 1l1'0llllSlllQ. 7 Smith is the best penman in the college C?J and his scrutcliiiig L-1111 si-zircely be deciphered by the Profs. The two Dutehmen, Albright and Kegerreis, are genuine G1-1'1111111s, l1o1'11 in the Wilds of Germany. Ivan De Fake Mitkiewicz is a real Russian Count, and his r11pi1l rise l'1'Ulll corporal to captain is the Wonder of the age. Besore, one of Bahner's scholars is improving in the use ot' g-11111l :1111l oh yes, indeed. . The loss of McCormick makes a sad impression on the c11li1'1- class. llc left us to attend a school Where he may spend fifty cents czwli week. McFeely, the Irishman, is the sunshine of the class. His ple11s1111t smiles and winning ways draw every one to him. Brotherhn is thinking of becoming a Real Estate B1'okc1'. lli- has Iwo large plantations to let. VVe could Write a volume on the good qualities of the class and its 1110111- bers, but we will now leave it to be completed by the 1-listorizui next year. lI1s'1'o111.xx. -18 'l .ir 94 i g. ,, 1 .E 'w TWP' 'ai' ,. 5 8 111, 11 1 .ff s 7 1 1 .w I . -..--,--- -V 021- -,v .-1--,H-Nw-r-f - fry.-rf--rf-C--.-fy-rf:-2- tffn'-vvrrn' 'f'frL 1:'f'f -T' ' 'f: f?w1'!.mz::-11:174fFf?iT '5 '5'7Wf 'i '' A , 'VH' H ' 'C15QfilQrLl Li:l5J.L.2:.Z4L.Q1 ,l.1'1fi:..La-1' f! I V 7 5 Y i I .l 5 , i 4 , s 5 I L i K I 1 i w P 1 J 1 Q E' 1 gr F A i. i S A I n . L i x K lr 'r V X V I r A x lj: ,: '-fl ,I fkix' l:' 'Nflll' M531 i .HY Un-B 1 'M- lv1sfi .11 2 ,. v '14, YL-L-. , al.,- 1.542- 1 X ,C nigthg ,-- ,,z NPV! ai NIL. L ' GWVV, , 1 ,,z. w,I:k 'E --1-.' X . ,Q p .1-m, vw, .4 1 X. xx , I, ':1l1'u-IA: ...M ,f q .vw . 4 -A N-. '. J' nj ff -N..- JL , . Il' x 1 frugal, A . WHL 5 'f'!zr. fm Er v: ' 1 A 43373 . , V21 '-11, Em: . i11 :3f' , 13 Hlil-53 iw 5,311 Ui 'ff 'vi!YEiUz-- 5, if. 13549:-g6,.ia2: '- wif-. TEH' . x 1:4 fmigzila.-4? V 'fue oi U. 1 ,fc 12,141 um fia1,1 z '- wfrff 5, l fltil 'EV-ut iihe wzzriw ia!l. if1lU1'2' 1. 1 wn'm:jm in Cuff 1-mivyiguCffmgq, H ' m,, . -,Uafigiaif 23,213 M Qwrivie 1 . 2- iwvica: is rim? 13,755-isi-ll wmufwl' of QAEU3 g,4L ,,, ' 1 5Qlz,4Q2:z1'5 ixa-gqwp -- Q Efigkifax, A --we-t 'f!l'FCf1,Eif Zyl' I -:xm-f1V4'E.f 2, 4P:3f 111+ 71:-'ifiwj me-'L Q- f fl' 'Y .1 YQQU . :-Q:,!,5,i,ilfi1 X 1 1' ' ! 11:11-lg--:jig .IH 4 v L ffff f f . M . ' I ' g. . . 5 . ,,-,, ' V, f5.':,-,Qf,,L,v1?.'- 1. 229152:-.gi-f 1f1',5Z:'pu 5-, -5 , lf -:',.,-',- :-,. -f - - - '1'W '-vt?---Y?--v-f-4 1'-Q J 1 .yy-k Class '97, ' lffvflfff P!! 1711. --v--1 v -v-W . ..-J. . rv- ff-fem--1-www-frcffrff-.r1-fr-,wrfrr--: ' 'ut'- f -v1c'c' .KYWIKYYY-Wf1i1 i' . ' ff' 4 fflfffffif' 44:17:1 1 ' H-f3,52e.m:f,f' '- .lf-Q:4.,.: ..:1fij. - I .W-..... . . ...M - xii: -1-,-,,,-, --i-,fv-1.-,bf :-,,, V--1-P'--f::1.-g .. - ' ,,v4.:iA,.-.:-N , 5. A . -7- - if 5 -'W-lLiY1f3 , 7 'fhx 'W' F 1? MpWB' 'K ivan -Mf,A+-lwms gg.3.4,i,v,, YELL Hltl' Hltl' H1t1' Hltl' Nmety Nmety Nxnety E1ght COLORS Brown and Whxte Off1cers IJIGSLCZGIZZ' S W NOBLF ASGCYGULYU JAMES K NI THOMPRON Hzefoivfcvv OSXVAID J UNCrTR N A uv: E AR1HUR WINSI OW AI BRIGHT ANNA MARGARFT B AI LON WII I IAM EI M1 R HIIII MAJ DANIEL BAIR HIILI I R KATHERINE IRVIBL SARAH KRENI1 R IRVINIJ NANNII3 GRACI JOHNSTON BIARGARET BLLI JOHNQfOIx HORACT TYNDAI I IQNIGHL GEOROE VVASIIINOION LOUDON SIIIPHLN WII BER1 ORCI' LINDSLS AARON LIOH1 EOM Rl JOHN MII TTR SANIUIJI XV XI TPR NORLI Members A D DR ess Allentown? Pa life? ce? sbm g, Pa Amwzlle Pa Elmspmzf Pa DIG! ce? Slam g Pa flfez ce? sbwg, Pa Zlfev cel sbm Q, Pa life? C61 bbw g, Pa Point Pleccscmf A Altoona, Pa Zccylovbzfown V Lclzmrastea 9 P z life? cevsbm Q, Pa Pcmneifsbzng, Pa .iaisxiii J J f' COLLEGE RESDENCE South Cottw South C Ott we ROOm 21 Room South Cott Ige Room ROO111 . 9 5 ' ' - . U j.x . w ,............................................... . - 14. ' . ff' . I' . R T. fl, ',, ,............... .............................. J . 'L . . 1 s' Q 4 1 ....- .. I w .................. I 1 Z age. f 1 J 1 J If 14 v 4 ... .... . .... , . J f IJ' 4 f N ' ' K'- - - J J J J J ann--1.-.u.l , lqannunnuqqnqng-.funn 1' 'LC l ' L JE .................., 4-7 ...... ....... ..... 1 . f ' 4 T? ' ,1 'I 'I A .................,. .... - 7 . fi' E .... I' ' H . :LNIARY CHARLOTTE JOHNSTON. ........Mercef-sburg, Pa. -I I I 'Q .... . I I 1 . . ' Y ' 4 5 I V Ar Y........... 'f ' ' . 'I 1 f: I, I. - 28. 4 1 7,1 - frw T Z . ...... ..................... ' . 4- , I vu A ' H A , 21. YB rw V 119 ..................- A Vi' Vi., 11 . - 1 , A '-J ff J U - Iv' f' , ..... ..... ... 30. 19 ,,,-..-.AM . -f ,,, . -1 .-1.,.. -1- A -. Q f f- ff J -:A-:.A..aLL:,JLL.:aA-,.:' ' I S.-riu, ,.c..a.:::'.Z: Fil .:.I-.-4.q3.Lii4' GEORGE ALLEMAN RUPLEY ..... J ACOB RUSH STONER ................ YVILLIAM CHRISTIAN SIEBERT. M THOMPSON ...... J AMES KENNEDY . I BLANCHE EDITH UNGER ...... OSXVALD J OSEPHUS UNGEE .... JOHN ADAM WVENHICK ...... JlIe1'ce9I'sbm'g, PCL. Lehmcasters, Pao. Pittsbufgq, ,Pa ..... Brooklyn, LV Y.. .7llerce7'.sZJmjq, Pa M67'CG7'SblL7',Q, Pa TVe9'ne7'svilZe, Pa ...... ,,,, x QOJ Room 38 Room 30 .Room -10 Histor of '98 - 1 -f ,' 4 - ' ', J OR the second time the class of '98 is called upon to present B- ' her history. It is not a record of wrong and endless strifes ' and struggles, but of hard and diligent study. Do not . think, however, that We are dead and not alive to our V duties outside of the classfroom, especially those of the ath- I, AN let-1c'field. For in looking over the records of the Field A Day Sports you will find many names of Juniors among lp ,I Q I if the list ot' winners. There are some Juniors, who partici- -. i t pated in those events, who deserve special mention : 192, Knight, who won the 'L Hundred Yards Dash in eleven qllj seconds, is a Junior. And Loudon, the strongest man in the school, who put the sixteen 4161 pound shot for M05 feet, defeating easily his opponents, is a Junior. Both of these men played on the College Foot Ball team. Knight, at full back, by his mighty punts and numerous long gains, and Loudon, at left guard, who on account of his excellent Work has been elected captain of next yeartsteani, contributed largely to the team's success. C. A. Richelderfer, also a Junior, Won the Junior Hundred Yards Dashff So you see We secured at good share of the prizes. XVe will also be represented on the base ball diamond. But these are not all the accomplishments of our noble class. lVe have in our class several other famous men, who do not care so much for athletics, but devote nearly all their time to study This has enabled us to produce such men as, James Kennedy Moorehead Thompson, our Cicero, who has made already a most brilliant record for himself by his Wonderful oratory. On several occasions, whencontesting against Seniors, he has been awarded first or second prize. And Bridenbaugh, our future Paderxvski. Then comes Albright, our studious boyQ?j who lately has been granted a leave of absence from English class, due partly to an overtaxed brain from studying too hardC?l. And so We might go on Writing page after page about the many virtues ot' this Wonderful class, but We have not the time nor the space, besides it would be unnecessary as the fame of our class has been spread abroad so extensively 21 .ay 1- '-ma. -az..-J zg.'.L':1-L-G4.kf.Z-2:5 -gi-2 -.Lal 1 . -4 2- that every person has heard of us. NVe write this simply to let it be known that we have been true to our noble standard and to show that in '98 We shall make a far better Senior class than the one of '96. But now We must close. XYe have endeavored in these few sentences to give the most important facts ol' our history, and as a history should consist of nothing more than the im- portant facts, we will have to leave the rest to the imagination. Hoping that this history will meet with approval, and that by the next time we are called upon to present our history we shall have improved so rapidly that We shall ' ' ' f b'd- fou all a kind Farewell. he even pr ouder of our class then than nov , ii e 1 5 H1s'ro1-LIAN. NOTIQ.--T116 Historian, not being a resident of the building, has not been in daily companionship with the menibers of the class, and is therefore unable to record as full and extensive a history as the merits of this excellent class deserve. x 29 -451 I7 u in-B Q I V94 v XA M ' 4 'nb 4 Y ,,,,,- fy 4 -,,,, i-,f p n- , 'llr ' V Q, ' 1 H' i ' Y I 4 if CQQLJY -4' 4 gf ' ',, ' 'ful 9493i ,--, -Y ' 71,3 lll- . li ' J,. lr L E' -xN1'jS'52-sf ' ' ff 3 J v Eif f jgi A W -1 ' Y i'47 ?l1 1- gn 9 ily, ' l RQ? an I ,Q , 1.23 -f X Q9 2. -,a. l.l m V 45' . P -70 -.4 MTR-sax s:5s4-+:,M- YELL R1p, Rah Rah' PQ eszclemf Sccretcw ly IIZstO1 zcm T1 easw ez N A M E JOHN HENRY COOPER HONIRIQ THOMAS DAVIS WILI IAM JAMES POPE TOHN BRANKLIN SIEBERT BRUCE MILDON SMITI-I EI LIS HARVEI TROGLIR Rxp, Rah Rah' gg COLORS Orange and Black Offlcers YVARRTN W VVINDMAN L REICH14 LDER1 DR MARION VANNOTI Members R Es: D ENOE B1 ccclclock, Pa TVzZZzcmnspO1 It Pa B1 coclclovk P Pztzfsbw g, .Pa Die? ceo sbm g, Pa Zlfev cembuz q, Pa WARREN VVAI DDR WINPMAN Fcwmetffsbw g, Pa MARION VANNOT13 HARRY MCATEER WILSON Pomt Pdeccscmt, JV Alecucmch za, Pa COLLEGE RESIDENCE Room 23 Room 1 Room 9 Room 3 Room Room Room 9.3 99 ,, A ' , . 1 .77 1 ' ' ' .......... ......................... . ........ ' . ' 4 2 1 I 1 A Y 1 4 ................ ' 1 .......................-.-...... . I ,- f .............. f ' ' ',, ............... . ........ 6. 4 .. ............ ' ., ', cc ............ . ........... ...... .. 3. CARL W. REIOHRLDERRRR ......... Wcaslwjngzfon, D. C .................. ' ........ Room 17. ' I + . ..... ff .- 3 . ................................ . ' 8. ' J. V ' I ............... ' ' qv 1 . ' T 41 - a...n-n an 1 . I 1 A 'V' Q 4 JV 4 L .... O ' . ............ . ........... 27. 4 .......... .......... ' . . J ..................... 28. 23 - Specials. COLLEGE RESIDENCE NAME Resnoamce ALICE VIRGINIA HART .......... ...Mercersbwg, Pa ...... . .... North Cottage. Ronluvr BICCORMIC SARTAIN,...llf67 C67'Sb?,L7'g, Pa. 1,11 4: Z W Az lb NNW ' . ' 6 , , - ' .5 fn, 1 ' 1 Q '.gf,fai'1g we I : ,ii 6x1FtV ,i:f- :T Yu 5 -7, I -11 ,T 5 ui H NT5, 1? S'T1':?.., 24 o EMMQMMMMMMMW WCFQTQ ociefieg EWEWWWWWWWWWWQ W - sjgx I I 5 o f ' I f' W . X If if XX VR ,- - -- Q. if ....-A.,-, 1 - YAY. ,,.,.,...,. ..-... ,...,,....-- V -M., --.. . Washington Irving Lit. Society YELL z-Ra! Re! Ri! Ro! Ring! Pres-ident ............ -------- Vice-President Secrcz'm'y. ........ ---- - - Y5'GfISLl7'CI' ...... C'1'if'i0 .......... .Librccricm. ...... Illonifor ...... . Clzcfplfrin ........ Ed. Sc4Z11zc1gu1z.cZi ...... ...... E. F. BIOKEL. F. A. COOK. R. B. CORT. C. YV. CHRISTMAN. R. C. GORDON. F. P. GROVE. B. K. HAY. Viva La, Washington Irving! R. C. GORDON. C. A. HUYETT. .B. A. BLACK. P. GROVE. B. KEGERREIS H. KNIGHT. G. LOUDON. M. W. REED. A C. A. HUYETT. . SIPPLE. . H. BASSLER. H. R. OMVVAKE. J. A. SHARTLE. J. K. M. THOMPSON. . W. NOBLE. . W. RICHEIJDERFPIR. O HUNSICKELZ JOHNSTON L MOTTER B SCHNEDER RAUB D BESORE BACHLBHEIMER M PARK NI HINCIQI EX NV W WINJJMAL H KNIGHT N L KNIP13 VV J POPE W C HEILMA1x T C SLAGLF F R WAGNER C F T1-IOM xs H YVII CON I Gr YS LOUDON B N I-IOFFM1-LIER W V B13T1S E H1311 MAN W LINDSAY H DAVIS W SIDBLRT F SIEBFRT R B KDGLRREIS J P BIGHAWI B BLACK M W BFED C A HUYET1 H V I' BLACK J H COOPER R D B HELIFR M VALBOTE A M GIUOK G BRADEN f K J! Zff... gi C- Q 1 . 1 . 'A T. V LT, J. . 1. . f ' , S- - ' . . . ' yn. u A- . 4 . . 4 A . C. . . . C. . . . . L. ' T . . f F . J. 1 . . J Y. . . 1 P' . . 41 Ta - . 1 . 1 n - 4 . . - D - D l - Ti 0 I r 0 I 0 . . . - .. . ' . , .I . . . . . . . J J . 'Y , 1 Y T - . 1' n . . . . . n- . . . 1 1 Y. 4 . : l i 'CQ' ., Qc x ' F... - . ,. .- 7 a Q. X 2 .. P . B . A - ' -- A ,Z . 'Q , D L . .iqiii -4--A-l-'-- 4--I--vhf---i--4 1'-1--31 -845-GCA '1':'-44'-r-A--L-Bw--.Xia-4-xQi3-LLXL..-.'--'-l.:J.'J..- Y A '. .QA : Y W i v l Q , 5, I , ll F 4 P I - - 1 -, z . ooc firmly and overcome them ant v. HISTORY OF THE Washington Irving Lit. Society. X-xl :wif 4 I ,f ,uv XX , O record the history of a society that is in so flourishing a con- dition as the Irving, is an undertaking upon which one I naturally enters with much pleasure, and yet, at the same pp 0.5, time, feels that it is an arduous task. ,The Work is. tak-en up f' if with pleasure because no other emotion can preside in the ' 4 N mind of one Whose duty it is to speak of such Wonderful and 5 ,, , av unparallelled progress as has been characteristic of the Irving Society during the past year. The Work may be looked upon as a task, when the fact is taken into consideration that it is justly, Without having the ac- count appear as prejudiced to a greater or less degree. But we shall endeavor, as far as possible, to Write a history, fair, and free from any spirit of rivalry, trusting that something may be recorded which shall prove interesting to the friends of the Society, which shall induce other students to join hereafter, and shall serve as an incentive for continuing and even excelling all past records. Careful research shows that on the 16th of- November, 1865, the YVashing- ton Irving Literary Society had its birth in the famous Diagnothian Hall, which was then in the possession of the Diagnothian Literary Society of Marshall College. Here, with twenty-six charter members, was founded the society whose career, from that time, has been most brilliant and glorious. The motto adopted by this early society was the well-known Latin quota- tion, H I pward and Onward. Built on such a motto, as a foundation, it is not to be wondered that a struct ' almost impossible to record such advancement . ure was rea-red which has amidst '1 '1 -' . never wavered lu Lists and lll'LlS but has st 'l triumph- In the year 1870, a change was made in th ' h u . e motto: fLet us put on the Armor of Light, was adopted in Greek letters which ' and g 'il 1 , IS still an inspiration ,H uu L to the members of the society. On the evening of February 22 189 V, 6, was held the Third Annual' Prize 28 ' ' ' 'f 'f 'H 'W' ' ' ' ' ' 4. '- - ev- - 4-we--1-'vw -f--f-f... .s:. ' Y- . - ' - . ., . , ff I .7 . A ,, V. If E 2 5 3 1 3. 1 s f F E ? 5, f Q 'ff I 1 P K Q. ri E. V S ? 1 L, c . 1 5 gg 5 f . f Y 4 . , A x I I Q , . , . 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At tl ' tl f ' 0 tl ' ' ' ' f ' be l111l0't114C'0l1l l0'Pd but 115 121 IL 0 pl.OO1CSS 11919 IS 110 1ecLSO11 O1 LCO1 W O .. , 4 C .. , , ' 1 1' 1, ' as ' ' - '25 ,z 1 -H ' 1 A . ' . ' ' ' ' ' 1 1' -1 , ' ' 6 ,Q , , ' 1 f 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 13 v 1 1. ' . 1 1 ' 1 L4 1 1 1 .V . .I , 1' y ' 1 5 I I 1 .'1. 1 - , , L1 1 1 1f1 v I 1 X' L 1 ' .5 N, ' ,f ' an fy -li ., . 1 ii' N! -F' 11 ,11 'Zig-. ,. z- 218.5 ' 'I 5 , 3,1 he-LT J 11,11 Z QP? 1. nf-.1',1,', , - 1 ff . ,-1 1 1' - J T . ' - :,'?'51 ng V? -- 29 .- .,.,..-:...................,.1.1..g11...11.1.111f,1 -1' - -an-.11q:1::.?:: 'Jf 11,1 1 .l,-.1.-.,.1... - -'lr-33.-, T:f4..g. Q K1 I I 3 l ' 3 1 1 4 H. I l. l l ' f E 3 5 9 I l K , 3 Marshall Literary Society. YELL :-Marshall! Marshall! I Yell! I Yell Marshall! COLORS-Orange and Blue. President ............ Vice Presiclcnt.. ..... .. Recorcling Secretcwy ...... Jfonitov' ...................... Treasu1'e2' ...... Lftbrctrtcm ..... C'ritic ........ . Register .......,..................... Officers. Editor Qf the llfcwshctll Omnibus ...... Assistant Editors .... Ilistorian ............. l 'Ui' 2 L l r V n 5 V 1 Q I ? L. G. D. ALBERT. A. XV. ALBRIGHT. R. V. ALEXANDER. XV. S. BAI-INER. Members. 30 DE LA M. HILL R. V. ALEXANDER. S. BAIINER. FELSINGER. E. JONES. V. ALEXANDER. V. R. EPLER.. .......I. DE MITIIIEWICZ. H. LINDSAY. J. BROTHERLIN. J.'L.HERR. . V. R. EPLER. W. DE LA M. HILL. J. E. JONES. PAUL KLINE. J. H. LINDSAY. C. S. BRIDENBAUGH. J. BROTHERLIN. E. L. DIVELY. J. B. EDGAR. J. V. R. EPLER. C. A. EVERHART. W. FELSINGER. A. R. HAGEY. J. L. HERB. I J. G. LIVINGSTON. I. DE BIITKIENVICZ J. H. MCFEELY. J. A. WENRICK. G. F. VVILL. H. R. YERGEY. J. J. HALEY. J. Q. H. SMITH. G. A. RUPLEY. O. J. UNGER. 9 wif X xii A15 iff W 1' E V it - - Elf if ' i2 32. 54 4 -:i -E :.--ri r .L-. :Zh I 3 vuwgg Ef f gft r fx ?2 1 . 55 : ':.'7'- . - ,.-- Q :vin iw A.5..'1' 2? N ' ' '31 'I W -. 1'V , . 1 , . X YXXIXYI In A31 . A W ' ' Q... Histor of arshal1Lit. Society. il ts.. x ' H IS society was first organized during 1865 or '66. Meetings were held weekly for an indefinite period, supposed to have been several years after the organ- ization. Then owing to all of the members leaving - QFEQSQ, the sehool, the society was broken up. ! In 1888, owing to at division in the Irving So- ciety, eight members left, and being sworn in by ai 'li A ' Marshall man of Mercersbnrg, renewed the old or- ganization of Marshall Society. From that time Q meetings were held at irregular periods, until the fall ot' 1893, when the society began to hold regular meetings and since that time has been improving yearly. At the present time it is in a very liourish- ing condition. Last year the membership was thirty-four, and this year it numbers forty-l'ou r. 'llhe work which has been accomplished by the society has been very sat- isfzlctory. ln the declznnation contest of Dee. 13, a Marshall man was awarded the tirst prize. 6' ss' E' ff 8 Egfr X 22.1 f who Y ,1 53 . ,4-XXW q. ,zigigfr . , L ,V ',,:--rg. is , ff 4 53 f fi - -hge -i -1 W. egg. 2 -:Hb 32 1 ,- X . x 1 , ,V :IIA 'nfl . x' 'f 'WHT 'E 'i - ', Q-.Vw xx, 1- ' -14 .:, -, J-., ..1 I 17.1 if -xg i,L.-4, rf' . I1 ,vi-my H. 1 -' X' : -. - 7 x ,Af- ln, I-.L -nz' !', N- ,, :JL f . X vwgix V . r x , x O .., X 4-ff.:--1-ffnzff:-n .-M. m .ma4 ' 1 f -:.4-- 4 YW 77' - naw ' f. , ffff -115' :M-fz f ,,,,,-,, ...L --Qfg-:na-v 5, ff I 11 -..v'v'f - --- , . , ., ., .V-rf' Y - ..-- f - , - ,--7.12-vb? -'-1-'NY - 'f - 'f 'f ' ' ' fl 5 ,f f- - - 4- fu '- ff V M -P'-erm:-'-g Sb A14 - ' .f A -- - f J, ff ' , . , 4 ,,, url.. 1.1- M. 'XY' UI' fi .IMI in , r li x 4 ' EYUEW' ' ,Q-1 ,Enix . 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'9 MCFEELY. DIVELY. I x lpha Delta Sigma Fraternity J. .l. PIM.:-:x', 'Sl7. J. G. SLAGLE, '97. 1'.u'1, lilllxli, WHS. H. R. YERGHY, '97. IC. Il. Divx-11.Y, '96, A. R. HAGl'IS', '9G. .l. ti. lllvxxlawmx, 'SML J. H. MfvI?x+1Er.Y, WJ7. .I. 111. .lloN11:s4, 'SNL 'WF' Alumni. '. e . Y L. R. ,:XL'liRTGI-IT, WIS. '1- : - - 1' J- ' I 4 I Q. S. ICICEIJY, '96, l l in ll X mm, 'lla ix l X NI I x141111x,'4lJ ' Second Annual Banquet. Mc1'ce1'sbu1'g, Feb1'u:u'y 8, 1896. 40 s 1 ,V .. v, ' 2' . ' - vi 'J I x - , 1 .f , 7511... V Eifiiii Hr? x I .' V ' L-1-1 .,.!i:- jx Acimw J: rf 55 7 5- ff-Q'g?'ff3A' RR z. fl'-u ,Q I:, X ' ,..-1-'M nfl 'w- x.-ffwi' f ': ': '2 3 eq fx 2-4 V' ,J .E h ,Z I f-.. px 1 ,- .,' ,J V' 11, '. 'M ! -1 1'-wa:-U X-. .' . 'f 4. 2 if :H 'Q' f': ' if-i -. f ' A f .9-.yn ,.L-11. . ..,g,,L, 5 H. 1.1 .. V itiwz, X? 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Z Rzghf Gum lizqhi flalf H BLAQK AI BLR1 Left End, BROTHERLIIN Ze, GROVE Left Tackle FEI SINGER d, SCHNFDER I eft Gucmd, LoUDoN Oentve I-IAGIJY CCapt J Qucwfev bac! , HAI B XHNER Left Hcagf DII ELY Full Back, KNIGHI' Substltutes LIVINGS1 01N LooK Second Team EVLRHART Left Fwd, LIVINGSTON ff B BI ACK Left Taclle, RFED cl W SIEBFRI' Leff Guaod, SIPPIE Oenfv e I-IUYETI Qacntev bac! MCFFELY back HI RR Left Half bad, JOHNSIOLN full Baci COOK Substltutes Moi ORMICIx PARK -we -1 .... M fig fn N, ef ,f-HF ' Nw-wsu :CINE M-W' ,ww -I 'N fi' X J! raw: ff! , ww , ,.i!,g4 r 11 1: , ff' x A ,JZ ,J -f.,,-GG GORDON, Manager. GROVE LOUDON COOK EDGAR KNIGHT. HILL. HALEY. ALBERT. JONES. DIVELY, Captain WILSON. Qu.:-..k...v.ffx-G' - W- 'V- 'V Ji H Q Z D 5 N LBO A VVI Base-Ball. First Team, Mfmcegw.-. ......... ...... . .. .... R. C. GORDON. Cklp zfcafin, .......... ................ E . L. DIVELY. Ocafclzev'-WILSON. Pfi!cl2.e1'-GROVE. First Base-ALBERT. Seffond Base cmd P. -J ON ES. Short Stop-DIVELY. Third Base cmd P.-HILL LQ? FQGZCZ-HALEY. Oenfer FiGZfZ-KNICiH'l'. ' Right FiGlCZ-LOUDON. ,5mbs!z'mies-EDGAR, COOK. Second Team. CUfChf67'-THOBIAS. Show LS'f0jJ-VAN NOTE. .Pitclzer-I-IOFFMEIER. b Tlzircl Base-BE'1'TS. . Fio-sz' Base-KLINE. - Left Field-FUNK. ASBCOHCZA Base-COOK. Center Fviffld-SLA GI . lc. Right Field-LIVINGSTON. ,Smbstz'z'utes-KEGERREIS, FELSINGER, LINDSAY, RAUB. Third Team. Ckdclzer-SEIBERT. Tlzircl Base-KNIPE. Pfjfeher-MQFEELY. ' AS7z,Ort Sfop-LINDSAY. Five-st BC!-Q6-BASSLER. Legfzf Field-SMITH. Sbcond Base-RAUB. Oenfm' Fielcl-FELSINGI-JR. Rigid Field-KEGERREIS. SUZ1.9fZ'fHl6S-MOTTEIE, BESORE, BLACK. , 45 il li ,035 V x 5 ,,- H, A .L P: , .fpwjgg e e V 'Q Q X 5 L grin -gp We .- ,-4 1 I f-in -h1.T- -X- -M X... . KM- QS? -- ' I ' ' ' ,gf me s ! -FAFSA' v Y , - - fx..- A l wx 'W' 4 if W ' -1' L' J------f ah 4.. i1'2 ' ,,,,- D ,Ku e X WN- fe. I X, Mex- F-R ,W fu W WRX Am FEA' ......KEGERREIS. Vice-President.. President ........ ,S?2c1'0tm',y ........ 7yl'0f1S?l7'!f?' ....... Bicycle Club. ......Guov1c. .... .l'o0K. ......HE1LMAN. WF' Members. W V COOK- NIITKIEXVICZ. HERE- EDGAR. HUYETT. I-IEILMAN. ALEXANDER. KEGIQRREIS. VVAGNER. GROVE, 46 2 South Cottage Tennis Club. P7'G.S'idC7Zif ...... Secrefccry .... Treasurer ...... COOK. SIPPLE. RYD ER. MOTTER. EPIJE R. AIJBER1'. BETTs. Officers. . Gwyn Members. ......SIPPLE. ......OMWAKE. ......RYDER. LOUDON. ALBRIGHT. THOMAS. H AY. HOEFMEIER. BRIDENBAUGII. OMNVAK PROF. IRVINE. 1 Tennis Club. President ...... Sbcretcwy ...... Treaszwer .... I. R. C. GORDON. S. L. MOTTER. J. H. MCFEELY. A. R. HAGEY. G. D. ALBERT. E. L. DIVELY. I . A. COOK. J. H. LINDSAY. Members. YIM ...R. V. ALEXANDE1i. D. ALBERT. L. DIVELY. W. C. HEILBIAN. J. BROTHERLIN. J. G. LIVINGSTON. R. V. ALEXANDER. N. L. KNIIJE. L. BACHENHEIMER. J. I. R. SMITH. J. B. EDGAR. Third Annual Fall Games Saturday, November 16th, 1895. Officers. Jlfaszfer Qf Ceremonies ...... ....... X VM. M. IEVINE. Referee ......... .... ..., .... .... . . . V . K. IEVINE. J. V. R. EIJIJIER.. Scorers ....... ---- I-I. E. SMITH. Starter ....... ........... ....... F ' . B. KNAPP. 05295 Committee of Arrangements. A. R. HAGEY. . V J. BEOTHEELIN. R. B. KEGERIIIEIS. G. W. LOUDON. J. E. JONES. I-I. T. KNIGIiT. F. A. COOK. List of Events. I. 100 YARDS DASH, ii E. L. DIVELY. R. V. ALEXANDER. G. A. AIJBERT. I-I. T. IQNIGI-IT. F' P' GROVE- C. A. EVERI-IART. TVMHQQ'-IQN-IGHT, 11 Seconds, Second-GRO VE. 48 II DROP KICK OF FOOT BALL FOR GOAL. E L DIXIIIY. JOHN L I-IERR. F A. COOK. TfVinneQ'-H ILL. Seconcl--DIVELY. J. JONES. YV. DE LA M. HIII J- JONES- J. BBOTHEBLIN J M. J OHNSON. W, IQJEED. A. B. SOHNEDER. G, W, LOUDON IfVIf77.7Z67'-IJOUDON, 40 feet 115 in. G S6C07lCZ-SCHNEDER, 37 feet5 in. POTATO RACE. FRED WVAGNER. G. D. ALBERT. J. H. MOFEELY. A. B. SCHNEDER. C. HAUB. C. W. REICHELDERFER. Tflfinvzef'-AIIBERT. ' Second-KNIPE. V RUNNING BROAD JUMP. S. VV. NOBLE. N. L. KNIFE. J. L. HERB. R. B. CORT. J. DETIZIOH. C. SLAGLE. Q E. L. DIVELY. H. T. KNIGHT. J. B. FUNK. F. QP. GTROVE. H. R. X7ERGEY. VV. DE LA M. HIIJIJ VVimzev'-GROVE, 16 feet 8 in. Sbconcl-HILL, 16 feet. VI KNAPSACK RACE. E. L. DIVELY. H. T. KNIGHT. PAUL KLINE. O. A. EVERHABT. G. D. ALBERT. N. L. KNIPE. J. H. MCFEEIJX'. C. S. BRIDENBAUGH W7'l7?.?'L67'S-DIVELY and ALBERT. Seconds-KNIGHT and KNIFE. I I .,,,a........- E! X VII. JUNIOR IOO YARDS DASH- C RJ!-X-U13 C. W. BEIOHELDEBIPIIF.. J. K. M. THOMPSON. H- V- T' BLACK- J. A. WENBIOH. TfVi7Z77.67'-RPQICHELDERFER, 12 Seconds. ISieconcZ-THOMPSON. VIII. WHEELBARROW RACE- NV. V. BETTS. J. FUNK. R. B. KEGEBBEIS. IVinne9'-KEGERREIS. Second-KNIFE. IX. THROWING HAMMER C12 1bS.P J. JONES. J. JOHNSON. ' B. BLACK. S. SIFFLE. I'V?1??,7'L67'-JONES, 71 feet 11 Sbcond-BBOTHEBLIN, 66 X. BAG RACE. R. B. KEGERRIEIS. G. D. AIJBERT. I1H?Z7Z6T-AIJBERT. Sbcond-KEGERBEIS. XI. RUNNING HIGH JUMP. G. D. ALBERT. J. H. MOFEELY. XV. DE LA M. HILL: F. P. GROVE. Winner-GROVE. Second-HILL. XII. OBSTACLE RACE. J. H. LINDSAY. B. B. KEGEBBEIS. C. W. BEIOHELDEBEEB. , N. L. KNIFE. IViH7?,67'-KEGERREIS. Secon0ZfALBEBT. '50 N. L. KNIFE. G. D. ALBEBT. J. BBOTHEBLIN. A. B. SOHNEDEB.. C. A. HUYETH7. W. REED. I 111. feet 2 in. N. L. KNIFE. C. W. REIOHELDEBEEB E. L. DIVELY. F. HOFFMEIEB. C. A. FIVEBHABT. G. D. ALBERT. J. H. BICFEELY. R. B. COBT. C. A. EVERHABT. VV, F1'z+,..-gd., I .3 'wma- f-..:,,1'-:- f 'Aim Q Y 3 x l X f 1 r' I I 3? . -. lin 1 y ' f ' , I f A , - P I , I X F , I0 1, X U' X . xx 5 .ny V4 ' ' V 5 6:5 N r 1' Q 'ff 2 'QA ' LL ' W fi x f , f ,-.. f f 4135! Eff f A Q vp XJ E X X5 1 Q 14 f A -I , X X Vff Tn xx X g y Glee Club. Leader ....... 1Jl'l'SffZP7If ..... C. V. SMITH. CHRISTNAN. DIVELY. HAGEX'. NICFEELY. COOK. BIOKEL. HEILMAN. R.-XHNER. K EG ERREIS. HOFFMEIER. ....DR. W. M. IEVINE. C. HEILMAN. First Ten Ors- R. B. CORT. Second Tenors First Bassos. J. P. BIGHAM. Second Bassos- 52 A R. C. GORDON F. P. GROVE. C. S. BRIDENPAUGH WV. M. FELSINOP E L. BACHENHEIMFR H. R. XTERGEY J. E. J ONES. J. V. R. EPLEE W. DE LA M. HU I GJD. ALBERT N. L. KNIFE. Banjo Club. Leader ..... ................... ...... J . E. J ONES. First Banjos. J. MCFEELX'. J. JONES. Second Banjo. J. P. BIGHAM. x , 1 Banjeaurines. S. L. MOTTER. J. BROTHERLIN. Guitars. J- V- R- EPLEB- W. DE LA M. HILL F. A. COOK. - Gr. W. LOUDEN. Mandolin. W. M. IRVINE. , ' O lVlandOl1n Club. Leaclevz... ....................... J. V. R. EPLER.. . First Mandolins.. W. M. IRVINE. V l L. BAOHEN1-1 EIMEH. I. DE MITKIEWICZ. Second Mandolins. C. S.. BRIDENBAUGH. ' 1 C. H. RAUB. J. B. EDGAR. Violins- F. R. VVAGNER. NV. BA!-INER. Guitars. J. V. R. EPLER. R.. B. KEG1s1z.1a.EIs. N. L. IQNIPE. XV. DE L.-x M. H1'LIi. 53 5 4 1 -nh- WMM Si i f Q x ? I i usicm Chm. T i 2 Souih Cottage NX is 3 A omoers. ' ? ii X If ' P -czsidwnt A Q 7 W ' of A l Evmvv. ., 1 T ' ,T ff' ' 4 A V4 25755 i Seowztcm-y, S Oauxswwxgs. Cl'0'ec1,sw,w'm', 1 i 2 ALBERT. 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Q -.-.QY South Cottage Social Club. Pwfsidemg ..... Vice Presidenzf .Sbm'efm'gj, ...... IIisz'or'icm, ..... . PROF. V. K. IRVINE. B. K. HAY. S. L. RIOTTER. Guo. XV. LoL'DoN. H. A. RYDER. W. Y. BHTTS. '.- C. W. CHRISTMAN. B. K. HAY. J. V. R. EPLER. L. MOTTER. 'FPL Members. - G. D. ALBERT. S. SIPPLE. C C. W. CHRISTMAN. J. V. R. EPLER. . S. BRIDENBAUGH. C. F. THOMAS. H. R. OMWAKE. A .B. SCHNEIDER. ' F. P. GRovE. J. P. BIGHAM. 60 F. N. HOFFMEIER. A. W. ALBRIGHT. F. A. COOK. ?r fi i P 5 . ,. C4 03,15 -.,., gA, . , 'X ', ff! -1'-'Ly , ,L ,f 3 , ' ., - f -' ' X .Cv f , ., 1 ' 1 - ff. , 4- f ,24 0 'ff f KX fgf .4-if .ff ' ' 4ff'7? 'f!,f2 ,fQ--.fgf 564-ff f fr V, if ,yfuf i, .L:,fyfJ3:l1ii1:75g'Z4 ff' f' 7 -. 'isfif -1.72 4 fj-1-,, 'f-1f :fy .:,-riyqf-, !? i'5i1f fiff -A .Q 4' ., iff' 49 if ,.,,',f3v'l ffyf? M5551 W ' '? ff,,f1f5?ff ff X ,ff ll, -Qjkfzzy M p E:'7'Q'z'-z2'lLEy,fj771:ij4?'-.Z , I mfg. 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Vice PI'G'Sf!1C3IIff, .... fSbcrezfcu',y,... .. T1'0as1u'm', ....G. D. AI.1s1-:1:'1'. ....A. B. Svllxl-:nl-314. ....l3. K. I-Lu: ...lil-IU. NV. I,0l'lmN. 1276155 11Iasz'm', ..... .... I P. Glmvl-1. I'Vm'f+r C'm'1'icv-, .... .... C 2. S. BRI!!!-IXIEAIXGII. lil 'TJ I l s Clover Club. ,,,.H,,,,,,,, ...... CHARLES O. HUNSICKEE. . , , ........... Vim- I'rr'.vicIm1f, .... ------ C - D- BESORE' Nl,,,,.,.,,,,-jf, .... . ...... W. W. VVINEMAN. Members. H. W. NOl:I.li. MARION VAN NCJTE. F. R. WAGNER. I i v V. R1-:lm'111-:I.1mI-zmflm. J. J. COOPER. F. SIEBERT- D. I-IELLER.. The Unique Four. l,l'l'NilIC'Hf7 ................. .. HCOOK. 7y'f'llNllI'I'l' and Buyer, .... ....BETTS. Dish IVfmlu'r, ............ H, BLACK. IIOnO1'm'y Jfmnber, ,,,, BASSLER. These men - . have proven che theory that four persons can sleep in one bed and make a perfect recltatlon in Greek the following morning. 62 f- . f ly f I, f f X X A55 Third P , Q? ,f Io 01- E UC KNIQDE X Y R hre Club M F ' ' EL Y fl! W O SIA GER, KNIGHT . HEILMAN J Q SLAC? . . 'LF . ' l 9121: , XXXXR X ,X f 9? XR f' . XX . RXx - x 'X f -f - The Guilielmensian Club. Officers. P1-fwidenf ..... ..... ........ B . A. BLACK. Vim' P1'esidm1t ...... ..... C . A. HUYETT. ,S?'m'etm'y ......... .... .... E . F. BICKEL. 7'r1'1lsu1'1'r.. .......... ........ N I. VV. REED. Members. PROF. MORROW. H.XSSI,l'IR. CQRTU ISIUK ICI.. EX7ER,IIART. 1'I. IQLACK. 1lIUX'1EVlTT. B. BLACK. REIED XVILL. M . YMCAA Officers. P1 eszclelnf ......................... . ................................... H. R Ohm AIX? Vace Prvsvdenzl .............................. . ...................... .J M HINUXLIX S001 etcwy .................... .............. . ........................... S WV NO1 rr Active Members R WAGNFR, SIPPI F, A COOK, L MOTT1 R L GORDON, VV MOLORMIOIX, HOTTMI IPR COR1, HUNsIuxrR J M Huw OIXLIB L 1' Bmmr G? A W ALBRIC H1 VV C HFIIMAL J M PARK B SCIINTDIR K HAX Q 13121171 NI AUC WV NOPI1 V R FIIIR K M 'l'11Owr1'sOx H BASSIIR Assoclate Members H A Rxmla I D1 WNIILRIINNILI I O 0 O . v . , , , F. . 'A 1. WJ- . . 1 A , , S. . J D . . D 1. Y, F. . , . . ', S. . 3 , A. . '- +. 2 ., R. J. , B. . ', R. . mf CU.. Q 2 zu, F. N. A 1 fs' C . L . S. . 1 .J C, N , R.B.' ' J. . Jus., C.O. fx, J. . . G. D. ALBERT, H. R. OMWAKE, . I T 1 V 4 v. QT. . . ' J Q f. A I, 1, 1 ' C ,. . . . . , G5 ,..., ,... ,.,. ,. U... , .... .....,,.....,...-..-.-.....-...-......-.-z.xmu:::-u::.a.+ L.-. '.., 4.7-...'......., .-g'...:4,.g111.-LL....fp.,:,.-..-.-.fL,,,. 1- - --.-- W -'- - - - -A 1-4- W , , ,,,-,.,- - , -, Y- ,.. ,,...,.-, , ,,,, ..--- -. - ,Y Y, and NW., H ir - Ax v Y-A - an O- WW, , D -, ,. LD--. 1 J D D . , L., ,,-,,,.n..-.-., D-.,,-,..N--A.A-, D,.-m.,,-A- ....,.,.. D M , Y A V my I Q fn .A- S KEGERREIS. KNIGHT. HEILMAN. ALEXANDER. HILL. KNIPE. LINDSAY. THOMPSON. OMWAKE. GORDON Editorial Staff of KaruX. Editor in Chief.. A I ' R. C. GORDON, '96. 5, .. ' Associate Editors. W L HDILDIAN '96 R B KEQ FRRIIS, '91 IN L KNIFE '96 R V ALLKANDPR, '96 W IDL LA M HILL 96 I K M PHOM1 som '98 1 .I H LINDSAY, '96 H T KLICH1' 'QS Business Manager H R OMXVAKE '91 N - :- V - 1 . 4 , . - . i' 'J E L - T ' ' Q - X - 0 0 , I I I A J ' I 1 ' , V y -r V n a a ' I 0 Q n 1 L K . I 1 ' ' T 1 r ' . . . . 4 . I 7 v 4 '- ' . r 7 4 7 . . 6- I 4. ,,.,,.., . ,.. ..,. . ,,.. .,.,-,..--,.,...,......- -i- .-.. .1.L...a.-- 'iLali'l:J 4I.-x.zL. I.- I-.Y -4- 3, Y' ,.., ,.v .,',. , kq,L,1i:-.',', ,., , ,.-J,,-,., . , ,L ,,,, . , --,-,'g, , , , - . - ,, 7 3 ilitar Department. f 'Ozflctb Dolfreville N. Y. FLoY1J B. KNAPP, UUIlIl7ZfCL7?.CZCl?L of C- a ', C , Roster of Cadet Officers. Field and Staff. Pillow Pa. f 1 1'umt FDXVIN FoRR1f'ST BICKEL, ................... , Firsi f1fl'llfCIIfHI ,V 1,1 . ' .- J 1. 1f'i1-sf Livuf. W. M. cl- O. O.-CHAP.L1':s S. BRIDENBAUGH, Hollidaysburg, Pa. 2 V1 Pxov ALEXANDER, ......... ............ L ancaster, Pa. .S'm'gc1n1t Dlfqjor.-HALI H 9 mf T Drzzm. ilfrqjor.-JAMES H owA1:.D WJHCFEIGLY, ........ ..... P ittsburg, Pa I , ........ ........ E verett, Pa. Color f5?frgf2urzz'.-NV. D141 LA M. 14 ILI C ' ..... Baltimore, Md. Drum. ,S'wgwrfnl.-FRED. ANDHIQW ook, Company. Captain.-IVAN me l.l'IITKIEXVICZ., ................ .... W ashington, D. C. lfif-Sf .LfGll'ff'IlflIIl'.--JOIIN LIGHT HERB., ................... .. ............... Lancaster, Pa. .-lcfing lS'er'ond Lieuhfnmzi.-CHARLES S. BRIDENBAUGH, Hollidayslourg, Pa. Fi 1-sf lS'rv-gemz.f.-Glcolzcus IJ.-XLLAS PLLBERT ,.............. ................... L atrobe, Pa. Color Sf'1-gmnf.-VV. 15141 LA M. HILL, .......... ........ E verett, Pa. .S'12rgecz1zi. Sergeant. Sc'1'gm2zz'. Cl'o1po1'aI. Uoipoml Corporal Cozporal. -Snlox SIPPLE, .................. -FRANK PAUL Gnome, ...... -J .mugs PAXTON BIGHAM, -GEORGE XV. LOUDON ,...... --.TABLES Blum FUNK, ....... -FRANK N. HoFL'M1a11sR,.. ROBERT B. KEG1cRRE1s,.. ......Myersdale, Pa. .. ..AleXandria, Pa. ..........Altoona, Pa. ......Mercersburg, Pa ......MiddletoWn, Md ....... Richland, Pa 68 ..Gettysburg, Pa. w ax .4-. in if . if QQIIQQG ergeeff? IECFQTQ' E sz in... 004409 0-9-900-Q-0-ooooo-o+o-Q-4 db + 43 J? ----'-mai-Aman--AA---V-A-5-94044--444-c--4-Q-c------oo+4Q44+4E The Hlstory of South Cottage N S5?s1,Q fx W EVER 1n tl1e hlStO1Y of mankmd has the1e been assembled together 1D such a small bu1ld1ng, a collectlon of men as notable as, th1s year, graced the sac1 ed preclncts of South S f Cottage The almost famous Bl1CkSH11tl1 shop of last Ai m yea1 was fitted up as a room fo1 the 4 sage 77 w hom all tl1e X boys reverence UQ and hls p1otege LDLltCll,7 vs l1o plays f qu1te a part 111 the hlStO1Y of th1s noted blllldlllg' X Among otl1e1 prod1g1es we can me11t1on only those of fo1emost IIIIIJOIJKZEDCQ lake, Cyou all knots hnnj stands head and sl1oulde1s, flgLll'1l11V6lY S1363kll'10 abox e them 1ll 111 deepne-ss of thought and 1l1tQllQCJ0, espeually when called upon to concoct some t11cl1 o11 hlS room mate 7 S1mon 77 who happens to be a good natu1ed fellow Jake IS also a lT1Olfdl e11emy of lVlO113l1QLlS, clamnng that tune spent unde1 lns 111 fluence 1S wasted EVGI y O1gdl1lL Llll0l1 has 1ts SOC1GtY H1311 so the South Lott we has Hott meler 1s, st11ctly speakmg, a soc1ety man He le not only lttl lctne to the fan sei but seems to be d1'l,VVl1 towfud them by an 11111ate 111 1011CtlH111 ll1X tnttd Ol dlSCOVG1Gd by lnmselt lyk-311151011 must not be 011111212611 of Laughlng Qlldlllt 77 1nd lllm cl1un1 X761 non 77 W1tl1out Whom the cottage would lose all 61111111 1t1Ol1, lOl xx e xx ould no mole enjoy the 1ne11y laugh of Ll1a1l1e77 Ol the Stllllllg t1le of xx 1ld Id wentu1e when ' I went to the I-hgh School 77 Jelly 77 1S one of the most 1l11pO1t2L1llZ 13613011 1ges the cottage aff'o1ds Fl t Jer1y 77 hkes 11G1JDl1G1 1ce CIGIHI 11or cake lS L well ltnoxx 11 fact He xx IQ ex hea1d to say OIICG that he thouoht he would stop e Ltlllg mu cc bale dzcfu ' The South Cottage IS not below pa1 011 the Atl1lQt1C F1eld lhe Foot L 1ll Team of the college Was mucl1 SlJl6llg'Dl1G1lLd by the 1cqu1s1t1on ot such fellow s as 'Amos,77 Loudon, D l77 6 1d Benny X Old Loudon stood up boldly, and Scl111ede1 net 61 qu ul l And Felt? was the1e and 'D 1l 7 a11d G1 ox e a11d B1otl1t1l111 Wl11le llttle Hay played qua1tc1 7 o11 ou1 toot b Ill tt 1111 J- On F1eld Day the Cottage held her own, sex en places belllg taken bx box Q from that bmldmg But the most unlque oonvemence of the cottage 1S the clothlng Qtole of Omwake Thls fLl1111'Sh6S fo1 the boys all klnds of geuts' goods fcolllrs, cufl and neoktlesl all, except stoollmgs to sult h1s chum Hou .11 d Th1S short hlstoly, lf hletory lt may be te1 med, must be bmught to 1 close We feel the 11IlpQI'f6Ct1OI1S of ou1 work and hope 1ts defects xx 1ll not he Cfltl C1S6d too harshly HISTOIKIAN ch fiadgwi si 1 iZ. d'Lf'I J ff 1 1 w f'b,Lf5iZf'k I W,- . Y f . Y v v lu I gd . . . . . . . V . M . . 1 . ' X , . ' . , . . z L f s, . . . . . v N 1 , . , . . . . 1 A 1 1 , , -.- n 1 1. . . . . 1 - . 1 A' 1 7. . . .- , . V . . V .. . QW L ,l off 1 ' r..'Jf A ' f W .r , ' J-7' - f . r' fk- V . ' ' 1.4 JI f .p. -. ' v 1 H . ' .-gr. .6 ' 5. . , I -,, . , , , , 4 ,, . 1 . ,.'-' - f ? -, I ,' 4 . f-Lg., l ' 5 - - ' 1. FI- IP-551 Hay, ' L .1 ' iff.. . , : - 7, 'tl Naval E. tv' I .xeigyl 4+ 1 , -,,, 119.5 , ,J I D- - 1 Q.,-, v.f. . t', ..,A I 7 .Q .. . ,, X A ,, . , A. ,y ,ll , P, ' fjyzf f . f' : 4 , 1 ,,,,4 ' -Q. L l. ,lk .V .-- -1 L W ., A rl -08-4-K ,Ny -,,,,,,,,, ,-,,Y.,,,1a,.1 ggghl Y -Q...'.-.Y-M ..' .f P-------f- e ef The Faculty's Hallow E'en. WAS a night in Fall, as you well know, Wlieri Doctor says that spirits go, And here and there wander about, Searching for things, that are standing out. It was near Hallow e'en at Mercersburg, And it seems that some of the boys had heard That every Prof. would be out that night, To see that the boys behaved all right. But the boys determined to be ahead 5 So the night before was chosen instead, To bring all things that could be found From town and country all around. As soon as supper was put away, The boys went out for their usual stray And as the night looked much for rain, The Profs. went backto their rooms again. And they little dreamed of the boys' intent And little on what their minds were bent. So the boys were left alone and free, And as happy as any boys could be. Down near the station, on a little green Stood an old worn-out threshing machine, And this a band of boys made for And placed in front of the college door. Its a wonder by all they were not seen, As they passed H North Cottage with the old machine But Doctor was rocking his baby dear And so the boys he did not hear. ' 72 Some of tl1e boys got buggies a11d sleighs Some got Carte and o11e 1101 se cha1se And these they placed, as I ea1d be101e R1ght 111 f1o11t of the college d0o1 And so 390161117 was the w01d appl1ed Phat 11ot f1 boy was t11e11 esp1ed FOI GVCIY P1 of was 111 l11Q 100111 And t11e1e they sat t111 t11e XVO1k X1 15 dom Wl1eI1 eVe1'yt11111g was gatl1e1ed 101111d Up011 tl1e ecene, 1v1t11 a te111b1e bound, Lf1111e P1OfGSSO1 Knapp, '1111011g the 0101vd -ind tl1e mst 0110 seued 11 as 111110ee11t H01v'd l'he11 Dootol came up011 tl1e seeue And, SO111GWl1616 11ea1 tl1e 1ll11LSl1111g1l1lLll1l1L, Ou1 p001 11161111 Park, by 111111 was 061110111 W11o almost fa111ted 011 the spot But IIOW the boys had taken fllght, W111le Knapp puwued w1t11 all 111s 1111g11t A d'11t1ng he1e and 1 d Ll t111g t11e1e It seemed th'1t l1e was eve1y1vl1e1e But almost 6V61y boy got 101111d, And S0011 W1th111 111s 100111 was fO1111d , bo thls 1S all I have to say 'Bout what OCCLl11Gd that 1.11110115 d 15 Wo 111et to meet 0111 011101 1111, Up 111 tl1e 011 1pe1, X1 hue 01011 1113 We go to smg 111d 1e1d llld p1 IX W11e11 Doot01 1056 we 111 NVL16 st111 And 0761 0111 f1 111163 f111 1111111 011111 C1ept slowly, 'md we s1t 111 15100111 A VV?L11Dl11g f01 0111 11vful 1100111 111611 spea11111g, as 110 looked be1111111 L1-I-1d tl1e P1OfS been de 1f, '11111 11111111 11111 1111 11 llhey 0o11ld11't 11.11 e 1111011 11 lux about 1V11at l1.1ppe11ed last 111011t, 1111011 1 011 11 111 0111 L X 1 't I 1', ' ' - ' 1 ' .A . , , 1 ' . 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I3 1 IDI I I .II I I I I IN If ,II 'ISI III MIIQI I III, Im, I .II III II I I I , I ,I I I 1 ,I I III I I I I I I ' I I , I I I l I I , I, I IIL J I II, ,I I I, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-5,4 ,,,,. And boys who can schenle and work thi W' ill surely make their mark some day. And all I ask from those concerned, Is to see that things are all returned. And then an awful cheer arose, As Doctor brought his speech to a close 5 VVhile there behind the Profs. all sat, Not knowing what to think of that. The other Profs. all looked at Knapp, Like after a real hard thunder-clap. s way They knew that the boys had got ahead, But they didnlt like what Doctor said. Everything now has been returned, And each professor here has learned As soineone long ago has said, To always look soineways ahead. 7 Q 43 , x TI' a-.J Qi N X I V IIII 74 I I I I ' I I I 1 I I . ,Ti I' S ,I A Legend of Bagdad S1111 fx W X OW 111 tl1e f1ft11 yefu 111 tl1e 1e1011 of tl1e good C 1111511 11 wae so that he spake to tl1e 111e11 of 111s 101111011 Q1111111 S 1 X 'Aw111e, a11se, 11151119 out of t111s, 1t1S111g11 1511111 11111 0111 i ,, A youth ehould be 111St1L1C1fQd 111 tl1e do1t1111e of 0111 1111111 X 6 and fitted as become PIIHCGS 1 And they heard 111111, and 11 e11t out 11111 511 1111 f1 school whereof the equ 11 11e1e1 11 15 N011 lt 11 1S S1111 11111 111 the v'111ey of 1est a11d tl1e 111o1111t1111s of 1613059 IOSL rou11d ab011t 1t And 1t g'1GW '11111 Houushed 11111 tl1e 1101 5 111,10 11 111101111 1111111 all the vertloes of the eartl1 And they were d1Vld6d 111130 t111ee 111111110115 10101111110 to 1111111 11111111 tl 15111 tlme Now thele was g1eat r1va11y '1111011g these as to X1 111111 1011111 111111111 the othel 111 the pe1for111'111oe of sta1t1111w t11C1xS And It X1 19 so 11111 11111 eve11111g whe11 the day was far spent DRHQIII 111 f1 111111111 ot I1 1111111111111 et 1 w11,1 soo1111d1el, 1111ha1 we11 f'11 o11d, st1011g as 111 ox 11111 110111111 ll 0111011 crop h1d hlmself away 111 0116 of the 111111'111ts, llld 1111011 t1lL1L 11 11 1111 o11e about, smuggled to h1s oha111be1 tl1e 1211111113611 t111011g11 11111011 tl1e 1 111111 wae accustomed to ery o11t the watches of the d'11 And the good Lahph WVISJD not that 1t was so 111111 11l1e11 1t N1 IS 1111111 k11ow11 to h1111 he swore, and smote 111s SG1V111t 111tl1 111 -1xel1e110, 11111 110 manded that the CL11pI'11J should be b1011g'111l to 111111 13111 111s 001111111 111 1 11111 w11o 11 was Then they 111'1de lllqlllly 111d 11311911111 X1 IS 1110111-111 101111 1 lLll 1X1 gO119 f1om the valley of 10st 11111 IGIJOSC, 101 t11o11 1111s1 1 1111111 1111111 the1e111 111611 NV616 the follo1ve1s of H1111'1l1 1111 111011 11111 11111 1 11 11111 1 1 le'1ve 1v1t11 111111 X11 D11-Ie11111l1s1ept11ot 11111111 tl111 11111111 111111111 11111111 111 111 NL 'md he 1D1 1,W6d tl1'1t de1tl1 11115111 1111111 10 111111 11111111 1111 11 11 1 111111 13111 11ea1111ethf1d 111 61115 S1111 11111 1101111111 11151 111111111 1 11 WV'1Q 11t 111g11t 111 116 b11 111f1fs1 A 11 11111 1111111 1111 1111 NIIII11 1 11 1 l1ke tl1e XV16L1x ot 1 box 111 '111C1X1111,ll11C 11111111 1101111 111 11111 1111' 111 1 11111 to soo111 Now 1vhe11tl1e t1111o C1111L '1111111 1111f11111111l 11111111111 111 IL 1111111 11111 h1d t11e111se1Ve-S 111d b1ol10 t11111 PIOIIIISL, -111111 11111 11111 111111111 11111 11 111 A11dt116 good 01111311 NV IS 5011011 1111 101 11111 11161111 111111111111 1111 11111111 1 1 t11111ed 111s face to the 111111 111d H6111 A 11 D1H1111 111 11111 1111111 1111 1 11111 11 lest f111d w1111ed 11eve11 1111les I 11 , My ? -' - . 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I , ,T Close to the edge of the water, an oak, the survivor of ages, ' Stood g and there they halted to try their hand with the rifle. gj A paper some feet in size was tacked on the mighty oak' s body, il ll And from it a very short distance the Profs. each one took his station. l i The one with stripes on his breeches first tried his hand with the rifle, , l If And after a minute of sighting, a noise was heard then a silence, it And all to the oak in a hurry rushed to see where the hole was, But nowhere in all the big paper could any mark be discovered, l gi But nearly two feet below, the marksman had erred in his sighting, 4 Then again he said L' I will try it, I know this time I will hit it. Then placing his gun to his shoulder and sighting for nearly a minute i, Another report was heard which soon died away into silence, ,, Then to the oak they rushed but nowhere could a hole be discovered, i , No mark was there on the paper nor anywhere around the oak's body. I U I-Ie giving it up the others each took their turn and they hit it, V Placing the bullet hole in the paper not far from the center. Thus leaving the one behind with the stripes of white on his breeches, ' And 110 one could getuhiin persuaded to shoot again with his riiie, H And never again did he tackle the other professors for shooting. One Saturday not long after, the very same Profs. of the College, fl Wlent out for a little stroll and to get the fresh air of the evening, ' Vifhen the self-same Prof. of the shooting, the one with stripes on his ' breeches, - f Proposed to the English Professor to have a short foot-race together, - And said, 'L twenty yards will I give you, and catch you before you arrive at , 1 The top of yonder small summit, or set up the oysters for each one. , , 76 1 , , 1 . 1 I 1 5 I K i Sm 1 -,..,.. ,........,. .... 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My Good Old Hat. My good old hat ! I will write of thee, For thou hast been of great service to me g Thy beauty, once rare, has faded and gone, But thou art remembered for what thou hast done. For years thou indeed hast, when out of doors worn Quite fully protected from rain and from storm. Thy mission, as all from thy rim may surmise, Is to cover the head and to shade the eyes g And surely no hat e'en though it be new, Can fuliil this purpose any better than you. ' Although long use has made you look rough, You nevertheless, still contain the best stuff. Many hats may excel thee in beauty or girth, But to thee are but shadows, in intrinsic worth g For most of them last but a year or two, When thou at least five hast already passed through And if carefully used, I shouldn't wonder a bit ' If thou could'st be worn for another time that. I placed thee away in September last, To honor and venerate for services past : ' Thinking not to need use you thenceforward at all, But to let you hang silently up at the wall. If perchance I might see thee when in deepest thouoht And rejoice at my bargain when thee I bought, But alas I thievish hands bent on gaining a treat, Thou was taken from the wall an emergency to meet The Iiend having stolen my military cap, My only resort was to thee, oh best hat. Of late to save you from insult and abuse, I have found another hat which in thy stead I use. It cannot approach thee in renown or awe 23 7 So to use for one stolen will not be unsage. 78 Y v 7 1. But no 111019 XV111 I use thee fO1 ct 1'Jll1pOSG11k6 tl1f1t 'lhou fmt f.11 too sf1o1ed my best Old blqgk hat lhou rut XV0l1d91fll1, mag1o, enol1a11t111g, Sllbllfllf, And dese1 vest mo1e wx orsh1p than Apollo O1 Pr11111 And lf 8761 mto SQFVICQ aga1n thee I 1111110 'I'W11l be only to cause the muses to S1110 The Gay Ones To College 11111, e 1eh d ty at 1110111 lhe 12111 1'1'12l1dC11S Wended then xx e11y xx IX Oft Wlth 21 look NVh1C1f1 1111111661 to soo1 ll W11e11, to the11 1'H111dS came the NV011x of the d IN As to the11 tasks the f'111 o11es went Vast l'll.lI11bBlS of youtl1, doubtless o11 plU1su1e bent Often happened that Way f1o111 tl1e ends of the e 11111 After lessons WG16 ox el, It so h'1ppe11ed one cl 13 Whe11 one of the youth C11'lllCC-Id to meet f1 1111 cl llllb A 1em21,1k she pOll16d fO1t11 It 1s ' l'11f1t XV971G G 1 But t11en all was OVLI, she 161118661 to tell the 1111110 F01 many days was the my StG1y u11solv1,d, But a,fte1 much b11be15, tl1e seclet told they And now, by the youth, 11-1tl1 It bee11 l6SO1VLL1 Fo be Vely C2Llll1l0Ll'S 111 gomg then xx Lb Q- 4...-.- ' . , I 1 6 1 ' x W 1 I7 I . . . , , I .1 V 1 I , 1 1 , I I .1 1 L 1 ' 51 F 1 . , ' . . O. I ' 2 ' 2 ' , rw I l . . 1 ' 1 1 VA ' u 4 ' ' 'JC' 'f'., 1 . I ' f I I I 1 I 1 v ' :I v. . II . 1 , I With many n11sg1v1ugs 111t9l'1'Il11lg16d XV1t1l l1l1l'f1l, 1. '. , , -'13 ' 1 lg 1. , ' C 7 1 ' A K V Y Z 'f I 1 y 1 ' I I1 C QIYI .1. '11'2.'Z ', . 1 1 1 1 ' ' C V ' 1 Y 77 , , , . 1 25, I, 1 1 1 ' .x , :I I , ' 6 1. 1. 1 v y I I 1 ,1 1 1. 1 7 I 1 .', C ' v II' 3' I f - ' , ' - ' , fi '. 79 1 I 1 The College Bell. It has no intrinsic beauty, There's nothing about it grand, It's only a call to duty 'When swung by Simon's hand. Nor are its notes always dear To the boy who, with lessons unlearned, Must at it's summons in the classroom appear, And be told a task he has earned. But, Ah ! it has a harsher sound, Which makes a poor boy quake, Wlieri Tuesday night comes 'round, And he his speech must make. A speech before a crowded house Of jeering boys and smiling girls, Witli his heart and his liver, perhaps, in his mouth, And his brain in a woeful whirl. But such petty trials we need not fear, They but train us in life's dark morass, Our little bark to better steer VVhen youth'slighter days are past. Oh l then we'll think of our training well, VVhen'er a chance we'll have to use g Oh ! then we'll think of the College bell Wliicli once we almost thought to abuse. NVhen after years, a score or mo1'e, Have on time's fleeting Wave been born away, Perchance we'll come as we did of yore, Back to the old school some Commencement day May the same old bell then call us together, We, the girls and the boys of days gone by, Renew old friendships that time cannot sever Reinstall old memories which never can die. ' l S05 And then as we climb the College hill May the Old Bell's melody our welcome fix, Then our thoughts will roam of their own free Will, And bask in the memories of '96, . That Little Black Hat. ' You have often seen that little black hat, Which belongs to a friend very dear, It's rim is too small, and its age, what of that '? Why its older than many boys here. When uniforms came it was placed on the shelf, And I had thought that its service was o'er, But that lovely blue cap was taken by an elf, And it's pressed into service once more. But remember kind friends, that respect is e'er due, To that noble form found underneath it: And what e'er you have done, I trust 'tis not you That has made it a source of unjust wit. i , , ,- , E.: if eff E ...rf .- f 'Q 3 e F' CP S ? : j y 1 CWW ' 'rwiq V' f 1- .2 7.-If-5' . 1' -' N : -1:1v'.f'vf'Q5 5 :12 p W S liil'-.fi .. - -- Q S 1 - ... ,Q M511 7 f 81 7 1 ,, ,V I Ur -L .1 'lf rl X, :M i A V, a, 'l, ,V 1 f V 1 . 4 1, , E 1 1 , , ! li Wi V P l i S f f 1 3,5 A .95 F, Ml M 1' z ,NJ NUM V1 ,211 :wi 4,5 'I ,i 'R If ' i . V Ui l E, W, in, H 'a ,VE , V, V11 ,M H I 4 .E I ! ll? il I, s 1 iw 1 'G 1 ,c I ,. ' ,i , ,l g E 5 1 ' 1 i ,, . ,,3 :I V 1 , isi! 3 3 E5 fling' Q o ff '96 According to Shakespeare, et al. ALBERT-H I-Ie was a man of unbounded stomach. ALEXANDER-L' Greater men than I might have lived, but I can't believe it.' BAHNER-H I like this place and willingly could waste my time in it. BETTS--H Wiser in his own conceit than seven that can render a reason. BICKEL-U Mistake no more, I am not a musician. BLACK-H He has a face like a benedictionf' CHRISTMAN-J' Smooth runs the water when the brook is deep. COOK-N With his mouth full of news. CORT-'L Self-love, my liege, is not so vile a sin as self-neglecting. DETRICH-'L For profound and solid learning much renowned. DIVELY- Why should every creature drink but I? XVhy, man of morals tell me why. p EDGAR-L' We have seen better days EPLER-'L The Siren waits thee, singing song for song. EVERHART-'l That same face of yours looks like the title page of a whole vol- ' urne of rogueryl' FELSINGER- Holla, you clown! ' FUNK-H As chaste as an iciclef' GORDON-'C A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing. GLUCK-'I Not content with what the text defines, Our honest Gluck doth read between the lines. H GROVE-L' I am the very pink of courtesy. HAGEY-- Upon what meat doth this our Caesar feed, That he is grown so great. HERB-ct And must they all be hanged that swear and lie? HILL- Ah ! sweet Adonis l would that I had thee for my lover, Thou'd'st look amusing, singing 'neath the moon. S3 I 1 s i 1. I1 f!,, ill Il' l I fffffd I Q M 'I ,I . 4 1 lr 'J M il ,. .. I Il I ! I -A i lv 5 i 9 1 l il In I, I? ii 52 I7 E4 7 I ,V, I'- . . ,Q Il I I f. i I l 1 l i : l 1.1 ll l w I I Hi. I L I l r i it will li: l I'IEILMAN--UFO1' nature had but little clay like that of which she moulded him. HAY- I almost die for food, let me have it. HUNSICICER-'C Fierce and unfathomable thoughts engraved eternal Wrath on 77 his immortal face. HUYETT-It I never dare Write as funny as I can. HOFFMEIER- For I have loved ere now. JOHNSTON- A dashing and accomplished man of the World. JONES-H And now am I, if a man should speak truly, little better than one of the Wicked. KLINE-H Oh ! Jupiter ! How Weary are my spirits l KNIIJE-'L He was the mildest mannered man that- ever scuttled ship or cut a throat. LIVINGSTON- A soul as White as Heaven. LINDSAY-H All right from the top of his head up. MOTTER- Then he will laugh-good gods ! how he Will laugh ! RAUB-L' A proper man as We shall see in a summer's day. REED-U On their own merits modest men are dumb. RYDER-K' The Worst fault you have is to be in love. SIPPLE-U The Devil can cite scripture for his purpose. SCI-INEDER-C' Nay, he hath but a little beard. 'WILL- And I'll sleep. SARTAIN-U Conspicuous by his absence. Miss-BROWN Miss UNGER - A thing of beauty is a joy for ever. Miss MIBTCAIJB' if- .,! 5 fmsf I l l Why '97 Came to Mercersburg. BACHENHEIMER-To study Virgil and Algebra. BROTHERLIN-Dear Tubbie-'97 could not have been organized without him. BASSLER-To torment Robert, the Cook. BESORE-Nobody knows Why. BLACK- ? - HALEY-TO play Baseball. HINCICLEY-TO be looked at but not to be touched. KEGERREIS-To correct Prof. Shartle in German. OMWAKE-To lead the class of '97. BIGHAM-To be made dear little Corporal, and to take NVarner's Safe Cure for toothache. BRANTHAVER-TO enter college before he was ready. MITKIEW'ICZ-B2LHlSh9d-HOA0tl'16I' place to lay his weary head. SMITH-4' Cactus Cal -To run errands for the fourth floor. TI-IOBIAS-TO join the Irving Society. SLAGLE -To be called down and then reform. 'YERGEY-To laugh and Write the History of his class. MCFEELY-To eat, drink and be merry. C 85 A Few Shining Lights of '98 and '9Q. ALBRIGHT, '98-One never troubled with the disease of thinking. NOBLE, '98-A man of few words is he. VAN NOTE, '99-He has learned to strike a mighty blow. REICHELDERFER, '99-He has studied so hard that it was necessary to put him under the care of sm Prof. F. SEIBERT, '99- The Kid. COOPER, '99-The Good Saunaritzm. DAVIS, '99-A man famous for his U energy? VVINEMAN, '99-Verily he doth enjoy his pipe. THOMPSON, '98-Should you Want him, call at the ohapel. I 1-1 il if 2' . 3 X ,Lf if IX 6? ' 1 I' f A 'l ull' --N f v - 4 fff . - Z ,ZZ X, , II' 72 ' 'ix.., ' JJJff,dl1f.. , QAM ..... 1. -r i s n ,feta - ...libel f.- qs H 'l,y,4i1', if JW., 175-H E- . A-I-HW - .. '. . tg? L:-,,r, ,, :,,f,9e: f'sWrf ,V -ZF. f -Irwe- 86 .1- Few of the Immortal Names that were y ' Born to D1e Lightning-Rod ' Hen 1as Tiolley-Cai, allas Safety Buggy ' Tubby Brotheihn Red Bulldikei Kid Thompson 7' ' Fat Davis Billy Livingston I1 ish MoFeely Dad Iiune Bobby the Qooll CJFIQLCG77 Coopei Rev qlpp Jake Chustnmn 'Sheep1e R ei, allas H Bo peep ' Hiola Diwely, alias Nightingailf' ' Wilsoii Will1e alias' Dutch Felsinff . Count Mitkieu 107 alias Mitsl'ie, alms ' Russian Clpt-min Mary Hoffmeier Clock u heel Ex 61 U Postage stai p Hflgey alias ' Anti Fat D 1llas Albelt ms Lfm obe ' Ole Bull HGlll1l3ll Pauline Kline Big Seibelt 'F LIA1'I1G1 Thom is M1 Honey sucl le ' Dof1th P lx HO . Q H 1 .. 4 , 7 ' 7 al' ' , ' ' f . A , c . k H 1' I . . - ' gel at 1 D I - f x V J, H C s , X 4 ' f ' 4 . o C C L L s cc - az 6 W ' 7 7 'hiU't. . c 1 T1 00' V. ' . ' 'L ', . A ' an Z , - . - 4 . al 6 ' C , .' za .' , cz . '.,' fc 1 v , . u ww . cc ' 1 n U Society Bahner. K - za , - ' l aa - ' - u U . L. le. cc If 4 , - yd . ' - 77 K 1 ' 2 . . 1 Q 1.77 4 AL ai . 87 1 J '4 is' E: HH vii., r'1 'Km- 1 V , J , , 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 v 'lil Ill , ,l 'ill 'W Q, L lg 'A l' I a UTP , . I. 1' 1 l 11 I -1 ,.,1,, .1-A le! 1 I r :E T Y lx-l, 1 fill: ll? 'iq ll lui l' 1, ll 1 lr ii lj ,ill iz? Ei ,1 Elf j 'U' ' xl' .EQ ul' 11 3 ,g. ji! I l-ii f . 1 Annual Meet of lVle1'ce1'sburg Jockeys. Special Feature. 'Pony Race 2:10 Class. OWNER. 1 NAME SIRE. DAMQNH. No. IN RACE l Balmer, '96, l Cicero. Always Ready. Careless. 2. Alexander, '96. Q Czfesar Exam. Sickness. Windy. 1. Will, '95. A Virgil ? Sleepy. Ask Prof. Cook, '96. i Anabasis. l Rebel. Funny. Unknown. Albert, '96. QCribber.j 4 Latrobe. Greedy. 5 I PURSE-Medal in hands of Prof. Irvine, Will be awarded on class day. ,ss May May June J u ne J une Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. The Log, J- Lightning Rod Herr scales the tower and the bell clapper dis- appears. ' 96 sticks together fat Mercersburgj. Tennis Tournament. Class 235' 9X91'CiS9S- Christman, 796, wins the Declamation Con- es -. ' Commencement. Farewell to Mercersburg. College opens. Excercises in Reformed church. Krebs does a large soda business. A reminder of I-Iey. Military drill. McCormick elected to Monthly Staff. Foot-ball season opens. Boys go to Chambersburg to see the game and find that there is none. Kline goes home. ' Mercersburg 14-Dickinson 6. Chicken hunt. Boys on the trail. Many fowls captured. For the sake of the Rural students, the boys bring a number of farming implements upon the campus to remind them of home. The Faculty discovered to be deaf, dumb and stone blind. Military uniforms came. Tin soldiers now in reality. Chambersburg 0, Mercersburg 6. Quite an exciting clay. The boys discover the true motto of Chambersburg Acadeniy, H Do anything to win. Mitkiewicz and McFeely became dancing masters. Fall games. Banquet. By Spontaneous Combustion, the barrels, benches, and fence rails on the Athletic Field take fire. , Kee Mar Reception ? A few of the boys attend. McFeely comes back. All give thanks. Preliminary Debate in Literary Societies. 89 , . I Dec. Livingston oversleeps and comes into chapel without a collar. Dec. Examinations begin. 'L Polling quite the fashion. Dec. Marshall wins the Declamation Contest. Dec. Every one makes a break for home. Jan. College opens. Everybody L' hustlingfl Jan. NVomen's edition of Monthl y. J an. Class of '96 elect ofiicers. Jan. Our friend Pope leaves. Great Weeping. ' Jan. Lieut. Livingston becomes a private. Jan. Marshall has a severe attack, but recovers. J an. Minstrel Show, great. Feb. Wilsoii Reception. Feb. Marshall borrows lamps and globes. Feb. XVilson takes Mercersburg by storm. '96 Reception. Verily this Will go down in history. Feb. Irving, for the third time, Win the Inter-Society Debate. Feb. Marshall has another attack. Feb. McFeely vs. Mitkiewicz. Ireland vs. Russia. March Alexander tests sick rule. Result : One Week campus. March Guns arrive. Prof. Knapp in high glee. Boys not. March Officers have a special drill. March Boys go to Chambersburg to hear Sousa. fly il Il . rl .ll il 'lil .. Q9 ' 'l 14 lf: st Z1 lil 9 an KO it ,W ' C F .ff il Qu . 'lf .1 X ' I IQ . 1 j i , . ff dmv am? f 4 U g l ' -1 ii NNW Q. nl Q' im if it A W? f 90 1' . K 11 v. I-. 1l'f.-.---,.,.- -, f f f J IF IB QMIQ Q'-- mf: 5 oe fi t ' .ff a , 753232, 4: K f QW 3 f ---fl-' fi-, if X., ' f2Q+,,.fe+ fl 7 F 1 cw A And now our sheet Is quite complete, Of College Days our Treasure. We hope you'll look E'er in this book, With lots of jolly pleasure g And be repaid ' By all We've said Witl1 fun, an ample measure. 91 . I I I I I I I gi II l'. EIN ale I I I I I I I II, 1 I- 1 I 1 I I 1 V I I I , I I I' I I I A I 1 I i I ,IQ 'Ie I , 4, III Li s E r I I, I It 4 1' .IE II! I I! I I I I .I I! L 'I I I I I . , I I I I 1 I I : ,I V l I I I-5 E Wish to call special atten- tion to the advertisements. The firms represented are all very reliable, and it is to them that the success of this book 'is due to a large extent. The management therefore make a request of students especially, that when wishing to purehase goods go to our advertisers rather than to firms not represented. Index to Advertisements NAME. Brendle, T. W ....... Beck, W. H. ..... . Bloser, G. F. ..... . Brewer, F. P.. .... Broome ck Miller ...... Best, John ............ . Blocker, W. E ....... Brubaker, Ezra ...... Brewer, W. U ............... Bonbrake dz Zacharias ....... Binner Engraving Co ....... Bellman, O ................ .... C. V. R. R. .................. .. Dickinson College ............... Dickinson Law School ...... Dechert, J. H. ........................ . Frick Co ..................................... Franklin and Marshall College ...... Faust, D. W ................................ Grillan, W. Rush. ..... .... . Hutton ......... .......... . .. Hays, R. M. ................. . Hollinger :SL Ritchey ........ Hernrninger.. .... .. ..... Hershey, J. E. .......... . Hinds, Arthur .............. Henderson 82 Mong ....... Krebs, Harry B ......... Kreps, J. B ............ Kuhn 85 Bradley ...... Leinbach 8, Bro. ....... . Long and Karper . ..... . 943 4 L ......5, PAGE 2 3 4 4 7 6 9 11 14 14 19 21 17 8 18 19 10 16 11 14 1 3 3 3 8 12 15 4 10 8 8 KY . O A.A4,.: A A .7 g... Miller Orgzm Co. ..... . Myers, J. L. ............ .. Mereersburg lN'I011tfl1lb Merrizui, G. tk C ........ Mereersburg College.. Mt. Holly St-a.tio11ery Q2 Punting Co Omwake, XV. T ......... Ordway, A. M ........... Philips, D. Caleb ....... Philipsl, J. M. Sous... Polack, A. V.. ....... Pomeroy, A. N ...... Sierer, J ................... Solleuberger, D. D ..... Steiger, Adam ......... Sl1oenbe1'ger, John .... Scott, Norman B., Jr. Stouffer, D. S. 81, Son. Shade, N. E .............. Steiger, J no. :Sc Bro .... Ursinus College ..... Vzmrdeu, R. B ...... Valley Spirit ............ Woman's College ..... . Washington House .... NVilso11 College ....... 7 J. SIERQER. Garfpets, mattings, Lxinoleums, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Chenille Curtains, Rugs, Table Covers, Blankets and Wall Paper. . 54 S. MAIN ST., CHAIVIBERSBURG, PA. FINE FOCYFVVEIAR o 0 o 0 Russian Calf .... Patent Leather ,... ..,. 0 ES LEADING COLORS. OOR,REOT STYLES. HUTTONPS. QRY ooons. I ae SE WTHE BEST ASSORTMENT. THE LOWEST PRICES. D. D. SQLLENBERGER, CHAMBERSBURG, PA . eelfeeeev.. M. oRDWAY,. ' -.-... Wholesale and Retail Dealer in ...... WI 9 I+-7' at-. lf 9 .And Musical Merchandise, PUBLIC SQUARE. HAGERSTOWN, MD. - I I UITS PCR PRING AND UUKDER. Swv ff X. I S79 Lib ' 4 fl: we have as fine a stock x 5 5 , , :': of suxtmgs as can be founo 5156933 in the valley. wut prices are tbelowest. we guar: Q antee perfect fits. E ' ' E Z: 5 ' ' ' W W Il see HllI'H1Sl Q oo Ei? 52 .. .. .. .. .. ..,..N. .. .. ..N,h,,h,.W,.,,,A.ePs f..1.1f -TL- ' ' :QQ - 'Q 'Q we can clothe a man ' ' iff Liberal discounts to students from bggb to foot in the IZ Z- : : :x: and orders Zalzefz ai zf e C0 Iategt :mo begt gooogt Q5 1236- 2 :TW E M : : 9 as req? GWR T.WpBRENDDE, Bank Building, I GREEN I ii CHSThE,PH. o u o O 0 O O O O O O 0 0 0 D O O O O O O O 0 0 0 U o o 0 o o o o o o o Q o o o o ' o o o o o o o o o o 2 O M The Leader of Genuine Low Prices. R. H. HAY5 64 BROS, 2561 D O D f! K 'A' 0 ...Dealers 'n... U W H Beck Way ' E 0 0 ' ' P mf e C OL mg QQRS tcziiorzer 0 C ggi No. 81 s. Main sr., go if, 2122 0232 E Y S 35' gr if Chambem-sb'g, Pa. genfminlea Pxgctig W 0 l---e-f---- c a er an ' M Tailor in the city and have a pair gf all U U 0 'Liam' Papgyf M 520515 HEZZEJS mffflie to lyoni OMEEQZB . all . . WOO S111 S at . ' and S,5'2.00. Overcoats all wool at 94510.00 Wlndow Shades, ac 6 ang 322.006 Clcghing of all kilridf gleaned O V n t r an ma e 0 oo ' n W O if it shaflrgforice at BECIQS, the 0111? gin- HAGERSTOWN- MD- M QE uine Practical Merchant Tailor. W 0 ' D D O 000 EEZ PWC 3 LONG Sf KARPER 'Q Hollinger 6: Ritchey, -iii First Class--3212 'S 0 D 0 M, QQ DTH O Q ?OOd8, SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING K O 0 ff: - Q - X b, D O M Notions and Groceries, 2- -Mle l M X, If 8 W E3 W? MJ ii 'Ll 55 Q, K ...Bo0ts, Shoes and Carpets. M M South-East Corner of Diamond, W MERCERSBURG, PA. 'S F6 MERCERSBURG, PA. 5,35 0 Q Go fo... oo 0 GO TOS- f .- D , El'll'llNGER fr rf A HM STEIGER S O lT '.T l- O ?Q7-FOR-Qi, M 'mf For Fine Photographs. '5 0 O Egg Q' Groups same price as I Ice Gream! X Ggsters, gi 0 rw o 0 . l . 0 i' 9 Single Person- Cigars, Groceries, Sec., SEQ 0 O n ' O 0 K MERCERSBURG, PA- MERCERSBURG. PA. 0 65 O O Q Q O U U O O C O O O Q Q C Q D oooommoocbooboo o o o 0 O O 0 0 D 0 0 o Q D O oo no Oo co Qoogoogooooooooooooooooooooooooooooogoooomm, O O Q iii Qiamondsy And everything pertaining to a ,LEQLCZRLQS first-class 9 9 Siieerwafve, fs Sat Glass? P! Stock Always Neat and Clean. Ganga EfiQffQHEfaQy G. P. BLOSER, 'O 0 9 JEWELER, GREENCASTLE, PA. Ft. P. BREWER, it it N Wm eneral - erfehemdise i MERCERSBURG, PA. Harry B. Krebs,-.Q I H - -f'a,i+--f---4l--+E2'Af-'- - Graduate U . W National College Pharmacy, iwashington, D. C. - 9 .mg-.f..3..,-4':wP MAIN STREET, MERCERSBURG, PA' iv JEEP-s-ESTABALISHED, 1854.-4-414' EEST ,. Q-QVEJQ ' , f 7 'cL?1E,!iEfl l11'lu'l12 X . , , ,, A E of . , , K, N-afruyl H+-N 1 1f,f2 -ff 2521 ,- w:4':f am. ,s-:Z :L:lql1,,gzu F ,lr1QYJrfJ,5i:.m 0 A ::'?f..,-evlbf 1 ,.QE,w,Y:'v,,,,i .-A, ,,, ,Q H A 'Fw A Q , 1:3555 - .swy-,,..---1 f If -3g15zf'?effE1:-.,- - ' ' 4 X EP ,E N-f.fw'1..f ,. Jeff' , , , ' f ev ' fi ,-ef STEAM H EATING. 'HOT WATER HEATING. NXT A mzeegaeosi za sa W W 'Q' Jl. HoT AIR FURNACES. LANCASTER RADIATORS. WOULD be pleased to furnish estimates for Heating of Residences, Society Halls, Churches, Schools, Offices, Factories, Etc., with either Steam, Hot W'ater, Hot Air, or Exhaust Steam. And being the manufacturer of Boilers, Radiators and Hot Air Furnaces, Etc., you can readily see that I have advantages over other com- petitors which must be to the beneiit of my customers, and am prepared to furnish the best of reference as to the strictly mechanical, honest and conscientious ful- Hllment of all contracts. Joi-IN BEST, 333 East Fulton Street, LANCASTER, PA. .V x Q' ESTABLISHED I854. -.Q p BEST 5 ,ii S . , fl GH 130116 I 5 'f '9 Q F . xilgli l jjfav W 5 F ' IL' H, . Ellgllle Wgpkg ,EK Y , x I . ......Manufacture1' of and Contractor form.. . fl ,, ' ENGINES PUMPS l. if I-Iorizontalj x Boiler, , L '- 2 W Vertical, E4 E , ielt and Geinf j 'L Fi: W1 AW ining, Cen ri u al, Q : r 11I V 'fI mfn,rar14ur.v11vam 1 steam. g , COB MILLS Tan Packers. 3 . l ig , BOILERS CASTINGS, 'f, Vertica,1,I-Ioriiontal 12011 and Brass, -S Tubular, Horizontal Light and Heavy' Flue, Cylinder, STACKS, 2 'f Marine, Locomotive. if Bark Mills. Tanks, -- is ' For Oil . , iw 4 Amd, 1 N ill Radiators. Exif, L. i f ii? li iw .ll V ' A Dlrectf f -X X G ' 1W ?W L ' fi '1'E Indirect, SAW Miims M tif x - in ,gf Hoc Water, - I H Hot Closet or L il 1mi' fi 9pqi !,,3j ,v' Dinmgqoom' Steam Fittings, Valves, Sheet A ' f, E' 'i 4 LEATHER and Piston Packings, Pipes, gg i ! if 5 M fa ROLLERS. Qil Cups, Injectors. Supplies of , ' 4i' ADDRESS an kinds. General Machinists. 2.5 ik' , JOHN BEST, Prop., 533 EAST FULTON ST., LANCASTER, PA. , O Broome Sn lVl11ler, 5 me ITFNEQOHANT at Q71luuORs, l South Q gill., 221 Ghamberecurg, Ea. al wwwfwm-MAWMNWW 1 WILL CALL AT COLLEGE FOR ORDERS. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. , 1 C43 ' 0 Stubents etreat sa Cligars Q 3ine Smoking Gobaccos. 8 'ba llbipes ani: Smoking Zlrticles llbipes 1Repaireo. JOHN SCHOENBERGER. X A A ' - L N N . . 1 .N xl A Qs ,..XL.. ,OL.. A N I .. ,. L.., .. . . LLL. .. X. WEEKLY 1874-DAILY 1878. 3 V I HENRY GUIMOND, Treas. and Manager. O Qdfgbfha VO- GDL7 l cr-IAS. W. CREMER. sec. and Editor. Q O' 'Ab J 1 ! MMMNWMMNMNWNMNW I HE foremost daily and Weekly paper in the Valleyg covers every Held in its news columns A and devotes much space to educational matters and the interests of Mercersburg College. Everybody Cespecially the college manj Ends its Job Work the best designed and the best g printed. Programs, Invitations, Visiting Cards, everything you want We will do in the l neatest style and neatest manner. As an advertising medium the Spirit has no equal in the i oumberland Valley-Try it. J , vii 1 ...GO TO... IQQUP rudlGy'S CENTER SQUARE, MERCERSBURG, PA. For your Drugs, Perfumery, Brushes, Sponges,Stationery, Confectionery and Cigars. SPECIAL PRICES TC STUDENTS. ICKINSCN CLLEGE. ll3TH YEAR. OR full four-year courses: Classical, Latin-Scientific, Greek-Scientific and odern Lan- guage. Particular. attention to Oratory under the President. Completely-Equipped Gym- nasium, with athletic field. Many prizes. All buildings heated by steam. Ladies ad- mitted on equal terms. Elegant new hall for ladies, provided with all conveniences, and thoroughly furnished, will be opened September, 1895. Expenses very reasonable. GEO. EDWARD REED, President. y list Glass and Reliable at is s - ,A 1 lothing ft AT REASONABLE PRICES. I A Toy. , Corner Sgiejgidqgjlaligi Streets, Harry:- Oh say! where did you get - the new Shirt, Collars and Cuffs ? They look so clean and slick. in - VCharles:- No new goods, I aSSu1'6 you, but just been done up by the XQdgnesboroE..m ...fiteom QC1UllDl0Qj,H J. E. I-IERSI-IEY, PROP. viii he Woma.n's ollege, S55 FREDE.iL'it...., Regular Courses of Studv in College, Preparatory, Music, or Art A Faculty of Fifteen Instructors, specially Trained for the Work Complete equipment of Apparatus and Appliances in all Depart- A Library of over two thousand volumes, together with all the A new Laboratory, iitted up with appliances for Individual - , 9. - An Institution QQS N f , under the W or Courses airanged or Special Students. di1'eCti0H Of of their Departments. Potomac Synod for the thorough ments' Education of M1 Current Papers and Magazines Young Ladies Ml ' . ' in an that pertains M, Work in Chemical Analysis. to True Woman hood. A large Hall, adapted for the purpose of a Gymnasium, Daily Drill is given in Physical Exercise. Commodious Buildings, originally designed for school purposes and improved and enlarged from time to time. Finely furnished rooms for Boarding Students, lighted by Gas and heated by Steam. Terms Reasonable. Tuition Free to Minister's Daughters. Write for Catalogue. J. H. APPLE, A. M., President. Right Goods at Qiglbi Prices. New and beautiful designs in Silver and Gold can always be found in our stock. Donft fail to call on '1f2f2f2f2, Biochem, The Q-Iernelen, 3' il When in town. Prompt attention iv an 51 South Main St., CHAMBERSBURG, PA. given to all mail orders. . . . . -1fe..?........i-J 1' af' vii i I: W f- , pf- Hm - l i ma ! 1' . 1 I iff f , V, 75f '-l' I V 'ni 1: 7711 2- 3 iw? 5 g I i. E ' 4. 5, 1 - . W ' i 3 . 'SYJ 025 1.- r iff' aa , it ' If ' i 54 ' , ' to' ' . THE 'h '- iller ar rgan IS THE FINEST AND BEST MADE. The Krakauer Piano O 0 Is the best Medium Grade Piano in the Market. XVhen you think of buying a Piano or an Organ be sure to see these Instruments before you decide. Catalogues, Etc., free. GFHE lTWnnER QRGAN Qc., LEBANON. PA. IX rsinus Gollege, Gollegenille, U., Q wEN'rx'-FOUR miles from Philadelphiag new Recitatio H l1 dCh -, - . n Room, and Gyxnnasiulng completely equipped Cheniicai Palgsicalagigd lgJigfc?1?ca1RIial?J1ng- toriesg steam heat and sanitary dramageg elective courses g scholarships and griz a om- Four 1-egulargconrses are oilered. The old-time CLASSICAL COURSE organized, olis' d educational principlesg a MATHEMATLCAL. PHYSICAL course, for teachers who desir ml? im tralniiiigg 11- OHE1Ig1cCi3AIi-?iIOLOGICAgJ coursg, Whose graduates are admitted' to the secgndlgegrli of ie 'our-year e ica 'ourses' an a, M DERN1 LANGUAGE women who, desiike ai generakllibeifal education. course' for young men and The mem ers o t e Facul y represent education at Yale, Harvard Princeton Johns H k' and Clark Universities Kings College Canada Edinbur U ' 't , S 1 ' - op -ms' Colleges. Write for caialogue. , , g mversl y' cot and' and S1XAmeHCan jffenrg Spangler, Q., IQr'esioZent. - -J 1 OH N B AKREP Li. YAEVQZX J 0 , ' 'M ' 1,-jfs. . 'wi-P ,N viii:--fgifiiff ' 'wif - , .f 00 9999 ef S'-2,2-'-f'fX-., Eg: trA.q.1:xg:gg,i UJLQE E South Main St., Mercersburg, Pa. h L- .: , 47 ' 'K siFEL5E3ift2f- -'F'-LE i' -A : .,s.., , Y - 45. 'E J ,, 53154-f21:' . .,,-T gag -f: NEAR THE DIIAMOND O o All Orders promptly attended to. 0 0 First-Class Turnouts at Reasonable Rates. i I ' 4 S H254 A 5 : N S 2 S. B. RINEHART, Pres. ' Q 2 A. o. 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Runlelin and ureahull Qollege. -f-M ---,mm-l- The Oldest Educational Institution of the Reformed Church. Located in of the most healthful and prosperous inland cities of Pennsylvania. ' ' ' ' ' f haustive re Ofers a full four-year College Course with superior fcilities or ex - l d sound practical instruction along the lines of natural development in searc 1 an an atmosphere of distinct positive Christian iniiuence. New and Improved Appliances are added from year to year. The Astronomical Observatory with all the necessary appliances for as- tronomical work. The Laboratories with a full complemen and Biological Instruments. The Libraries and Reading Room, With their stores of Standard and Peri- odical Literature. The Gymnasium with complete equip petent direction. u i A Military Drill under the direction of an officer of the United States rmy. ' imens in Natural The Herbarium History. - The two iiourishing Literary Societies with their Weekly meetings. ized and self-sustaining. The College Church, regularly organ l din Tuition Contingent Fees, Furnished Expenses:-For the year, inc u g , I I Room, with Boarding, Heat, and Light, 5174. 50. All the buildings are heated by 0116 t of Chemical and Physical Apparatus, ment for Physical Training under com- and the Linnaean Collections of spec steam. A F ll Term opens Sep- Every Opportunity is afforded for advanced study. a tember Io. For catalogues and full particulars, address, President JOHN S. STAHR, D. D., , Lancaster, Pa. Xvi Go to erfeerfsbclrfg... 952 Ei? - -A .V ...vm THE... . Afv- E fy QXTX 5 I t do Um er an K9 ,, Pullman Palace -l- Sleeping Cars between Hagers- : : f town and Philadelphia- H 53331576 Through tickets from and to a11 points reached via the Pennsylvania Railroad. Also the direct line to the South, via Luray and Natural Bridge. - - Attractive , Excurslon 6 SU CD U1 O 'S 1-Y- U1 o D 1-F E CD 5. ro Q- C 5. 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I V W - ff ' N orth NI ann Street, I 'I f ,lg-.4 Y : f'f 92 2 Z -ggi MERCERSBURG, PA. , ll V i ir Y Xviii 'WWWW' f f lfiffffffvff Eine imercbant Q-aiiorirzg ,Q I QAQANDLQ S A -gf? Q eacig-to-wear Qiothing. no at as iml-ENS WUI-QNISI-IINGS J. H. DECHERT, Public Square, Chambersburg, Pa. M ranklin Repository DifZ?fmi A. NEVIN POMEROY, GW R9 Daily 553.00 Per Year Editor and Proprietor, 5 is eekiy SLOO CHAMBERSBURG, PA. gf'-'XQ3 Oldest, Largest, Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the County. ALL KINDS OF PRINTING DONE AT LOWEST RATES. WRITE FOR ESTIMATES AND SAMPLES. CQXQ DICKINSON SGI-lcon OF Law. me OURSE three years. C7i1'iLCiLliltQS receive degree ot LL. B. Four profus- sors and ten lecturers, Gl1lbl'2lClllg' in the list some of the lending jur- ists and lawyers in the country. 111Si,l'LlCiflOl1 largely by daily 1'CCliil- tion accoiilpauied by discussions. Unsurpusscml court' privileges. Terms lower than in any other iirst-class school in the country. O For' catalogues and further lllfOl'll'l2l-tiO1l zulclress, WM. TRICKETT, LL. D., Dean, Carlisle, Pa. xix -Gi Qs. YiiiiilliiWill!!!WWWWWWlillilllllliliiililiiwilliiiiilliliiiiiiillg liliiiiiililii X eroerslourg Q2 Qollege. 'iff 5- M FIRST-CLASS Academy for boys. Two Courses gig, be Qf NW-- I .Q F D of Study' First old-fashioned Academic Course, which prepares for any college in ' America, Second, English Course, which prepares for business, or entrance to techni- cal Schools and Universities. Special em- . gf is 'x'Ad'C'a i'A iv ' sm s o f 4 af-L 9 N QD 1 ' phasis is laid on thorough instruction, good . discipline, a varied diet and comfortable accommodations. All rooms are completely furnished. 0 00 Per Year washin and books extra Terms, S25 . , g . . As a fitting school, MERCERSBURG COLLEGE takes the New England Academies asiits model. During the present school year, there are boys at Mercersburg' representing eight re- ligious denominations, and preparing for twelve colleges. For additional particulars address, WILLIAM M. IRVINE, Ph. D., Mercersburg, Pa- FACULTY. William Mann Irvine, Ph. D., Pres. L. A: MOIIOW- A, B-, Greek. English and Oratory. Charles V. Smith, A. B., Howard Smith, A. B., Natural Sciences and History. Mathematics and Grafphgs. S. G. Shartel, A. M., Vernon K. Irvine, , English, French and German. 112111111- Frank S. Morrow. iN lllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllMillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Militarylligdltiicg andmpp, Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar. Commercial Branches. WMMlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllw , XX 1 lllll ......AT LAST A RELIABLE SYSTEM 0F...... Steam and Emi Water ticating. The Bellman Water Tube Boiler System.-Users of the System in Hagerstown, Md.. and Vicinity. Hagerstown, Md. , Dwellings.-Mrs. Wm. H. Grimes, N. Potomac St., W. C. Danzer, S. Potomac St.,Albert T. Zentmyer, S, Potomac St., Rev. S. W. Owens, S. Potomac St., D. S, Boyer, W, Franklin St., Stanley Mckee, W. Franklin St., J. E. S. Pryor, W. Franklin St., H. C. Tice, W. Franklin St., Lewis W. Zeigler, W. Franklin St., John S. Wareham, W. Franklin St., lsah Hartle, E. Franklin St., B. P. Schindel, E. Franklin St., W. Rowe, E. Franklin St., S. L. Lamkin, Broadway Avenue, W. G. Hay, Broadway Avenue, W. E. McDade, Broadway Avenue, P. A. Witmer, Broadway Avenue,I-I. W. Hurley, Broadway Avenue, J. Q. A. Kemp,Broadway Avenue Fred Baker North Street, Geo. B. Oswald, El. Antietam Street, M. L. Main, E. Antietam St., Dr. C. L. Keedy. plant enlarged, J. C. Dahoof, W. Antietam St., Ira Hays, West Antietam ht., Dr.S. J. Wishard. S Jonathan St., i'Oscar Bellman, S. Jonathan St., 'Kloseph Kausler, Wayside Avenue, J. S. Horst, Salem Avenue, M. L. Keedy, King St., VVm. H. Albert, S. Mulberry St.. J. Frank Beck, W. Church St., J,W. Emmert, Summit Avenue. Suburban Dwellings.-P. A. Brugh, Thos. E. Hilliard, PFWH1. C. McKee, S. H. Weihenmay, S. H. Rohrer. Stores.-W. C. Newman 85 Co., Stephen Chappell SL Co., Schindel Brothers, R. B. M. Reno, Esterday 85 Castee, John Gassman. Churches.-Zion Reformed, Second Reformed, St. John's Episcopal, St. Markis Lutheran. First Baptist. Greenhouses.-J. W. Dahoif, 5 houses, Henry Holtzapple, Jr., 4 houses. Oflices.-H. A. McComas 85 Co. Banks.-Mechanics Loan and Saving Institute. Altoona. Pa.-tJohn Snyder, residence. Cliambersburg, Pa.-rGeo. A. Wood, residence, ZA. J. Bone. brake, residence, YB. A. Bonebrake. MGPC8l'Sbu1'2'. Pa.-iiMercersburg Public School Build ing. XVo0dstock, Franklin County, Pa.-H. K. Zug, residence. Xvasliington, D. C.- Chris Xander, 907 7th St., N. W., store and residence, Mrs. Van Why, residence, 1224 12th St., N W., Woodmont House, Iowa Circle Pipe system, remodeled. :If61'1',VVIII9, Ya-.-S. F. Baugh man, residence, H. P. Deahl, residence. Shall be pleased to accommodate all persons in regard to heating with all information desired. 0. BELLNIAN, Hagerstown, Md, DREKA Fine Stationery and Engraving House. IIZI Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.. COLLEGE INvITATIoNs WEDDING INvITATIoNs STATIONERY RECEPTION CARDS PROGRAMMES MQNQSRAMS BANQUET MENUS COATS CF ARMS FRATERNITY ENGRAVING ADDRESS DIES HERALDRY AND GENEALOGY A SPECIALTY. COATS OF ARNI5 PAINTED FOR FRAMING. Whist of to-day is the newest and best Whist Book. Send for circular. xxi DITTMAR a BEA TER, . ,-,.....A ,, .. ,.. ,, , ....I..wl.-g.L:.I1., c '- - I I Bank N ' E11 gra Vers, PHILA DELPHL4, PA. Ofiices, zo South 18th St. Factory, 1807-I3 Barker St Specialistsiu COLLEGE COMMENOEMENT WORK, BALL AND HOP PROGRAMMES, SOCIETY STATIONERY. E11g1'3X'I1lg plate and 50 Cards, 31.00. I ooooffigett afcztm., fha East pktttgfapkt tgtzaty fi Pktttgfapatf educecl Rates to Students namcerstuzfg, SFE OUR NEW PICFURE THE OARBONETIE PI-IOTOORAPHXW FINEQT PRODUCTION AX11 il f T - ! 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