Moravian College - Benigna Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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Fi '15 N 4 lllll ill Q In lu i q tw irL ' over :lei , im time ig hi rn the an bit tenllii 95 awed nina? ia! bf 0'cloCk iicll to rh0Ugh C Will, biigtf . qufif' :Wes AB' xlrgfi 2' Bukit' 12 2. 6 ui in . ini ' wmv- 1 ffff ffff IIREVISTAZ2 ri' LESLIE R. SOVOCOOL GRACEHAM, MARYLAND NSOVVYH HSOPHOCLESH To eat is human, to digest divine. To this man, The Duke of Gracehamf' alias L. R. Sovocool, must be awarded the highest bass drum honors, since he uses his head all the time-can you beat that? Although this good-natured, probably too good-natured, chap has borne the brunt of many a joke while at M. C., he has shown true sportsmanship. He always has a pleas- ant word of greeting for his fellow-students -a characteristic which will be of great value in his professional life. Sovvy comes from a spot in Maryland where they seem to grow mud. He, however, has chosen to adopt the one ever-present char- acteristic of such terra Cinb Erma, Hnemm- ly Qcf. Dr. Schwarzej-its stick-to-it-ive- ness. When he starts anything he is not sat- isfied until the task is completed and such patience and perseverance as he possesses is commendable in any one, especially in one en- tering such a great life-work as the ministry. Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. C. L. S., 1, 2, 3, 4, sec- retary 3. Band, 2, 3, 4. A. B. M C KARL B. WURRESCHKE WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA c'KARL Come then expressive silence, muse his praise. Karl, a boy from the Sunny South, is des- tined ere long to become one of M. Cfs star musicians, unless some one stops his budding musical career by dropping some heavy object on his cranium. His repertoire consists of a violin, a viola, and a tuba, upon the last of which he toots with most mournful tones. Karl also delights in sitting cross-legged in his morris chair pufling away at his pipe, pass- ing the time away reading Weird Tales or good detective stories. These furnish enough inspiration to carry him through his study of Greek, Hebrew, Latin, and Education. In- deed, he is so industrious and busily occupied that one cannot find time to converse with him at any great length. Karl hitherto has been somewhat indiffer- ent toward the fairer sex but it is believed that his philosophy is rapidly changing to an atti- tude of keen interest, especially in this last year, according to the words of his room- mates, his improvement is exceedingly rapid. Orchestra, 3, 4. Glee Club, 1. C. L. S., 1, 2, 3. Band, 4. Winston-Salem Club, 2, 3, 4. A. B. Page Twenty-One

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A 'lullll in llll' H I 2 ' rrfr I rfrr A 2lilfVlS'l-Ai: . ,M QQ Gmml is MILTON A. YAECK WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN iiMILT,, HSHEBAH A skin you love to touch. Out of the west came this young Loch- invar g not knowing by which railroad he came, we can't say whether his Steed was the best, but -at all events it got him here. In spite of the fact that when he first came to M. C. his concepts of basketball, tennis, Latin, and Greek were entirely undefined, nevertheless, in four short years he has devel- oped into splendid varsity material. Although both Dramatics and C. L. S. have made use of Milt, it is on the basketball floor that he especially shines. Nor dare we forget his record in tennis, in which he is one of Mo- ravian's foremost wielders of the racquet. Probably John's most troublesome fea- ture while at college has been his irresistible clearness of complexion. On account of this drawback, fearing adoption, he has carefully avoided Fem-Sem. In spite of his school-girl complexion We soon expect to see Milt a courtier in both senses of the word. C-,L S-I 1, 2, 3243 Chaplain 2, treasurer 33 vice president -1g president 4. Glee Club, 1, 2 3 4. lrbrarian 2. Comenian Staff, 3. Dramatid Assoi ciation, 3, 4. Tennis, reserves 23 varsity 3 4 Basketball, reserves 1, 2, varsity 3, 4, , ' A. B. Page Twenty CHARLES B. MICHAEL INDIANAPOLIS, IND. MIKE MIKEANc.ELof' Methought I heard a voice cry 'Sleep no more. ' Moravian can boast of men from all over the country and foreign lands as well, but her big boast comes from Indianapolis. In fact Mike is big enough to occupy a part time berth as center on the basketball team 3 his voice is big enough to win him a place on the quartetg and his arms and legs have been big enough to earn him a position o-n the tenn1S team. . When it comes to the fair sex, Mike has big hopes centering in Wisconsin. This has caL1SCd him to' sleep over on numerous mornings? hence, some of the profs decided that bfi should have either no girl or no eight o'cloclC classes. But as they couldn't decide WhiCh to cut out, Mike continued to oversleeP'th0ugh not on the tennis court. . The Class of 1925 hopes that MikC.W111' during his Seminary years, be even bigger than he has been during college. c. L. s., 1, 2, 3, 4. Glee Club, 1, 2, 5, 4? 'Wag' tette 2, 3, 4. M. C. M. A., secretarY'tfeaSurer' ' 2 Basket- 5 1 Dramatics, 3, 4. Baseball, managff ' e , ball, reserves lg varsity 2, 4. Tennis, reserv 1 varsity 2, 3, 4. A. B.

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1 REVISTA ' 4l'l llNt lllml, A rr ff fl' ff g Hg ug I q 2 6 KH Ill U W 4- DAVID RANDALL, I.D. I BETHLEHEM, PENNA. CCDAVE!! There's a P. O. G. job tonight, Gerhard. Among his many accomplishments, Dirty Dave is a detective of great ability. He Was personally instrumental in establishing a branch of the P. O. G. at Moravian, and he is the man Who discovered the great human blood hound, Gerhard Schultz. Dave is also a baker. For a good many years he- has been busy paving the stomachs of M. C. students with concrete in the form of pies, cakes, and similar baked fpetrifiedj goods. This is not all, for he is also a fiddler of no little ability. He is the president of the Bethlehem Symphony Orchestra, and also a member of the Easton Symphony. Moravian College men are interested in both of these organizations, chiefly through the efforts of Dave, Who recruited members for both of these orchestras from Moravian's student body. The Class of 1925 Wishes him the best of luck in the teaching game, as he is giving up pie making for that much Worthier profession. H 77 DIRTY DAVE P. ,O. G. Baseball, assistant manager 3. Band, 3. Orchestra, 2, 3. Inferology, National Board of Directors 3, 4. He kneads the dough? B. CHI-l-lefsiejfeysfauiii-.nap Best Actor - Most Ambitious Loudest - - Best Athlete - Best Musician Ladies Man - Best Dresser - Brightest - A - Greatest Sleeper Midnight Folly Greatest Sleuth Most Capable Page Twenty-Two 25's Hall of Fame Schade Laziest - - Gassara - 091615910 Quietest - - - Wurreschke Myers Most Handsome Grouse - gait? Best Voice - - - Michael Crouse Wloman Hater ,Yaeck Cassam, Most Popular Pierson Schwagel. Wlittiest - - Paulus Pierson Greatest Bull Thrower ' -, Lossasso Spaugh Man-About-Town Rogers Randall Most Serious - - - Rinker Oerter Greatest Gourmand - Sovocool I