Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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Wai ter Bodine Pimm, ..... Flemiugton, N. J. D. H. Evans Prize; Ed. Mirror, ' 89-90; Pres. Ath. Ass ' n, ' 91 ; Class Pres., ' 88-89; ont. Nezvs, ' 91; F. B. T., ' 89-92; Pres. Euepia, ' 91 ; Class Orator, Feb. 22, ' 90. Charles Grant Shaffer, ..... Lezvisburg. ! . r. A.; Second Finn Prize; Chapel Organist, ' 87-90; Orchestra, ' 91 ; Pianist Philharmonic Club, ' 91-2. George Shorkley, Lezvisburg. . K. . H. Ophelia Staufft, ....... Scottdale. George Washington Wagenseller, . . . Selinsgrove. Member Press Bureau ; Corn. Nezvs, ' 91. John Urban Wagner, ....... Scranton. Ed. -in-Chief 7l ;7-fr, ' 91 ; Com. News, ' 91 ; A. A. 4). (Wesleyan.) Andrew Robert Elmer Wyant, ..... Adrian. J . r. A.; Member F. B. T., ' 88-91 ; C. L. Williams Prize ; Trigonometry Prize ; Junior Oratorical Prize ; Pres. Euepia, ' 90 ; Com. News, ' 90-91 ; Ed. Mirror, 89.

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MEMBERS. Charles William Allen, ...... Sa-ajiion. . r. A.; Director of Gymnasium, ' 90-2; Capt. of F. B. T., ' S8-92 ; Ed. 3Iirror, ' 90; Tennis Championship, ' 91 ; Class Pres., ' 92. Isaac Franklin Bodle, ..... South Eaton. Ass ' t-Chief yJ zVror, ' 92. Annie Catherine Carlisle, ..... Williavisport. Pres. Y. W. C. A., ' 89-92. Elton Smith Corson, ..... Beeslefs Point, N. J. Bus. Man. Mirror, ' 90; Member F. B. T., ' 90-1; Class Pres.. ' 89-91; Ed. Mirror, ' 91-2 ; Pres. Theta Alpha, ' 91 ; Pres. Y. M. C. A., ' 91-2. Homer Dowlin, ...... East Dozvnington. . K. . Charles Edward Folmer, ..... Shenandoah. 1. X.; Man. F. B. T., ' 89-91; Man. B. B. T., ' 89-90; Bus. Man. Philharmonic Club, ' 92. Robert Janish Holmes, ...... Pittslon. . K. . ; Leader Philharmonic Club. Elkanah Hulley, ....... Chester. . r. A.; Pres. Mirror A.?,s, ' n., ' 91 ; Ass ' t Chief J r;-cr, ' 91 ; Ed. -in-Chief Mirror, ' 92 ; Class Orator, Feb. 22, ' 92. Warren Leslie Kauffman, ...... Paxton. Charles Koonce, ...... Lewisburg. •i ' . K. t.; Member F. B. T., ' 90. Willard Arthur Laning, ...... Elverett. Pres. Euepia, ' 91. James MacLean Paterson, ..... Blairsville. Member F. B. T., ' 90. Llewellyn Phillips, ...... Plymouth. J. M. Finn Prize; Class of ' 71 Prize; Ed. Mirror, ' 90; Pres. Theta Alpha, ' 91 ; Class Orator, Feb. 22, ' 91.

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J iS oPI. The Swiss traveler, ascending from his native hut, slowly and pain- fully works his way along the rugged steeps until at last, with joyful heart, he views from his Alpine height the scenes of earlier toil and the winding course of his upward way. So ' 92, from the scouted plains of Freshmen verdure, with untiring zeal and indefatigable exertions, have mounted the rugged hills of science, and are toiling toward the summit of that glorious height whose perfection knows no end. But before the clouds of forgetfulness dim our vision as we stand upon our eminence, we stop and admiringly cast one last, long- ing, lingering look behind. It is with much pleasure that we look back upon the scene of our four years ' labor. The Annual begs our history to adorn its illus- trious pages. May the gods inspire us with the genius of a Bancroft or a Ridpath while we try to tell the story of our course ! It is the history of the University for the last four 3 ' ears ! It was in the Ides of September, in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and eighty-eight, that a band of noble youths, gathered from all parts of the earth — and a couple from New Jersey — in search of wisdom, wended their way toward the classic heights of Bucknell. Our advent marked an epoch in the college world. Truth seems stranger than fiction when we record that even before her matricula- tion, ' 92, more valiant than the Greeks of Thermopylae, stood alone against the entire University and prevented them from scoring a single point in foot ball. Read the record of ' 92 in athletics ; it is the athletic history of the University. Under the four years ' cap- taincy of ' 92, our foot ball team came home with victorious eagles ' ' 24