Conway Hall Preparatory School - Log Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

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Senior Statistics NAME ALIAS CHIEF SIN NOTORIOUS FOR IS WILL BE Luther E. B ashore Bash. Being lady killer His good humor A fugitive from Barnum. . . L. W ' ilmer Bubeck Tohn S. Beckett . . Julia C. Delavan Richard R. Feller Harold W. Fritz . Ben. Beckie Taken Red . Cupid Hustling An admirer of “Laura.”... Blushing Rough-housing Being in Battle of Bull Run Boozing His faithful “Mount” Those dreamy eyes Hating Niggahs, suh Good looks For sale A comer Engaged A woman hater Nothing in particular Guy K. Fulton Monk- Ears Crazy Sleeping Prof. Hadden ' s pet Paul L. Funk Wesley P. Griffiths . . John C. Groome, Jr. . Geo. W. Houck Joseph Hertzler Homer C. Holland . . Franklin C. Humbert Andrew R. Hummell . Horace L. Jacobs . . . Frankfurt Peruna . . Coop. Paderewski Leaving Williamson School Hot Air His-ah slow-ah speech-ah.. Torturing the piano Joe Slim Jim John Bull High School flunk Card Shark Sings like a hyena Whiskers-Ross . Being a horse killer Jake Dodging the Profs. His dainty feet — size 13 Surviving Rushing the ladies Got your German — Ross.. Darned near croaking .... Kidding the ladies ...... Being an Asst. Prof, in Physics. The only living survivor of Swamproot. Using fire escape at night. The pride of the family . . A hayseed Growing Specimen of American man- hood. A hoodo Without a heart The pride of the school . . A sport False Burnett O. McAnney Bo. John V. Mclntire Mac. One of the weaker sex . . . Cheating His golden hair . . His sheepish looks Mama’s boy Tired of life Acton J. W. Mowatt Ira A. Ort Irish-Hon His brogue Jesse 1 James .... Grafting tobacco Theo. W. O’Brien O’B. Fatal beauty Robert B. Patterson Bruce Slow ways Being ’o9-’io-’o9 — etc Going home and cutting classes. Setting up at nights and looking for Ruth. Sleepy looks Father of the class Trying to be popular Bow-legged Cutting his eye teeth Mansfield Reddig Eugene E- Reindollar Graydon M. Robinson James L. Rose, Jr Joseph C. Sinclair C. Merle Spangler Geo. M. Steese John C. Thomas Luther E- Wickersham Maud E. Wilson Tubby Reiny Robby Darling Saint Peter Whitey Rabbit Tom Wick Peggy Bashfulness Being a Trig, lover Looking in second story windows. Robbing the cradle Superlatively religious . . . . Lady-like habits Ruffhousing Study Hall . . Leading little boys astray.. Fussing Heartbreaking His pugilistic tendencies . . Fating capacity His bluffing Torturing the fiddle His late hours Snake charming Throwing chalk at Prof. Ohl. His coon hunting Rinochle playing Her acting Now In long pants An Irishman A second Cicero A knocker Keeping bad company Innocent A little boy Taking the H 2 O cure . . . A married man Budding into womanhood. U. S. Senator from Punk- inville. Hobo. A wandering Jew. An old maid. Morman. Manager of “For men only.” Will be a-head of the insti- tution for the feeble- minded. A disappointment. A jail bird. Horse doctor. Married. A horse jockey. A papa — maybe. A failure. A German count. Instructor in “Loveology” at Penn Hall. An author. Head of Greek dep’t. in Dickinson. Hair dresser. A s uicide. A cradle maker. Phvs’cal trainer at Conway Hall. A patient in the Keely Ins. A brick presser. Capt. of Cornell’s foot- ball team in 1923. A cow puncher. A Methodist bishop. An egg inspector. A tad egg. Headliner in vaudeville. A bartender. A Bashore.