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24- THE EPITOME ff S- I C I .5 1 1 - :gi f X 1- f x '12 1 , ,V , f , 7 WU 1' . 3 me l V n' T V I E u nm'n'1:11l'l'iTn . um 1 EN Nevin Haws Hollinger Marshall H. Huey, Jr. NEVIN HOLLINGER-General Scientific Class Base Ball, 1, 2, 3, 44, Class Basket Ball, 1, 2, 3, Class Foot Ball, 1, 2, Class President, 2, Vice-President, 3, Philomathean, 3, 4-, Senior Frolic Committee, Senior Prom, Exchange Editor Red and Black, Glee Club, 1, Alumni Oratorical Contest, Ai. Focus your lamps and gaze upon this Adonis. Nevy, better known as Fog, be- cause of his dreamy appearance while floating through the halls, is another prominent mem- her of the famous '27, Feb. Class. He is a studious scholar, and several of the S. S. S. say that he actually wasted one precious hour in a concentrated study. lt was with an ex- treme fear of completely revolutionizing scientific tradition and teachings that we have until now hesitated to divulge this little tale of Nevvy Hollinger. Although it has been said that Fog spends much of his valuable time with a certain Be-Be, we do not think that this is the solution to the mystery. Seriously speaking, however, Fog is a mighty fine sport and hard worker. Vile all-wish him the best of success in whatever he under- takes. So long, Nev! MARSHALL H. HUEY-Latin Scientific Jap, Wah, Constance Silver Scholarship Button, Class Secretary, 2, Class Treasurer, 1, 2, 3, 41, Treasurer of Red and Black, Philos, 1, 2, 3, 44, Treasurer, 4-, Thes- pians, 3, 41, Hi-Y, 2, 3, Student Council, 1, 2, Senior Frolic Committee, Senior Prom. Com-mittee: Ring and Pin Committee, Cap and Gown Com- lnittee, the Play, Pennant, Cross-Country, 3, fl-, Varsity Track Team, 4-g Class Basket Ball, 2, 3, fi, Class Foot Ball, 2, 3, Class Base Ball, 2, 3, 44, Cheer Leader, 3, 4-. Jap, our money keeper, is here posed for your benefit. Note thc crafty look in his slanting eyes. Beware! else he will cast a dreadful spell upon you. Think of it! A young, innocent boy being wheeled around by a fair school teacher, but do not he alarmed, for she is just another harmless Helen of Troy fof Third Streetj. Huey, better known as Adele, is a very busy man around the class. Every morning you can see him with the rest of the Latin students, diligently copying his Latin. Seriously speaking, though, he is a fine fellow and is bound to succeed at Dickinson, where he expects to take his pre- dental course.
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THE EPITOME 23 l F , if ,W A V mm, l -5 5 P , :QL in if , 'Ii 3 BB E Q0 Robert Delp Hershey Raymond Althouse Hoifmaster ROBERT DELP HERSHEY-Latin Scientific Bob, Hershey Bar, Chocolate, Bobby Gold Bar Scholarship, Philos, 2, 3, 45 Thespians, 2, 3, :Lg Chaplain, 34 Debating, 3, 4-g Pennant, lg Operetta, 443 Thcspian Revue, 35 Uke Club, 39 Assembly Committee, Class Motto Committee, School News Editor of Red and Black, Class Day Play, omni-ical Contest, 4. What's in a, name? Well, in Bob's name there is a mouthful of cholocate. That is why he is so popular with the sweeter sex, for which the class bitterly pities him. Per- haps the only time Bob does not laugh or smile is in his sleep, and perhaps Latin test days. He c'an't help being so happy, since he is an inseparable companion of Fred Fiddle Fidler and Jar, Elmer. Nothing can make Rev, Robert D. safe except a few of his teachers on report days. ,In spite of that, he knows his onions when it comes to work, as an upward glance at his activities and honor reveals. A valuable part of the class was Chocolate, from the beginning to the end. He expects to continue his good work at Gettysburg, and we are sure he will make his mark. Au revoirl RAYMOND ALTHOUSE HOF F MASTER-Technical l1Ray'n,rI lLHoffy,!D uRay1! Silver Scholarship Button, Epitome Picture Committceg Student Council, 1, 2. Ray seems to be one of those fellows who comes to school, gets his day's education, goes home, studies, eats and goes to bed. The first part of the program is carried out till ltaym gets home from school, then one can see him and his protege playing foot ball or base ball. I-loi'fy likes hiking and is President of the Blue Mountain Hiking Club. Vile know he will succeed in anything he undertakes.
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TI-IE EPITOME 25 e- :V '7-7 - - 7 Nf f :gi 'QQW fx E I I : '7 IBB . . E l 4 W -+- C . fe , or 'E X Willard James Irwin :Burton Randolph Jones WILLARD J. IRVIN-Latin Scientific Willie, Irvie, Slats Philos, 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Radio, 3g Hi-Y, 4-4 Thespians, 2, 3, 4. Coming to the next member of our class, we notice in the features of little VVillie a m-ost studious expression. lVas this caused by his too large an interest in his lessons or by his too closely following the mystic adventures? Nevertheless, the fact that Willie is an extensive reader is often proved by his allusions to material read. Belonging to the Philos, Will has often distinguished himself as a speaker-these latent powers of his, we think, were lately in him developed by a certain girl of Shillington. However, WVillard is well-known, gaining for himself the reputation of being a good sport at all times. lVe have not been able to ascertain for sure the vocation he is going to follow, but, whatever it is, we wish him the best of luck. I BURTON R. JONES-General Scientific Seaweed, Jr., Jonesie, Captain Class Foot Ball, 15 Class Base Ball, 1, 41g Class Basket Ball, 3, 44 Stamp and Coin Club, 2g Camera Club, 2, 34 I-Ii-Y, 3, 44 Tech. Club, 3g Watch Fob Committee. Here he is! Seaweed, Jr.. brother of the famous Rollin Jones, who set people talk- ing by graduating recently. Taking a full course of time, Jonesie has just recently decided that he would graduate with '27 Feb. He has been in both '26 Feb. and '26 June an equal num-ber of times, but finally decided that '27 Feb. was the better choice. Every year he establishes a new record for being late. VVe think it's because-well, we'll let you think that one out, as we're not quite sure and we don't want to mislead you. XVe're not quite sure what he's going to do, but we know he'll make good. Go to it, Burton, we're in back of you, wishing all the fortune we can on you.
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