Franklin and Marshall Academy - Epilogue Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL ACADEMY 2-EPll,CDGLlF1-e BENJAMIN CLYDE COOMBE 409 Jonathan Court, Pittsburgh, Pa. Benny For lack of money l could not spend. Nativity Play '38, Varsity Soccer '38j Baseball '39, Ben is another boy from the smoky city, During the Fall term he could be seen booting the soccer ball for Johnnie MacGraw. l-le was one of the reasons why we had such a successful soccer season. ln the Nativity Play Ben lent his lusty voice to the choir. l-le has a liking for Linden Hall also and re- ceives quite a few letters from a certain person there, Ben is usually an easy person to find because that flashy brown sport coat of his is easily seen from a distance Born: January 24, l92O Entered F. M. A. September, l938 University of Pittsburgh '--- ---- f-----'------N i 9 3 9 -it-i ------..- - KENNETH WALTER CRAUMER R, D, l, Thomasville, Penna. A Mighty Mite was l-le Varsity Basketball '38, '39, Varsity Baseball My ll Ken K 3 '39g Varsity Golf '39, Kenny, as one of l-lanover's contributions to F. M A. has proven to be a valuable acquisition indeed. Many is the game that has been saved for Coach Frantz by Ken's silken set shots. l-lis exceptional court prowess, coupled with that of Johnny Stouch, made our forward line without a peer in local basketball circles. With the coming of Spring and the turnng of the average young man's thought to the fanc ful realm of love, this ambidextrous young man remained unscathed by the arrows of Dan Cupid, for he became an indispensable member of both the golf and the baseball teams. Lest the above m:slead the reader, Ken's versatility extends beyond the athletic field for he is admittedly a real dved-in-the-wool socialite. At least so we gather from the feminine voices weekly emanating from the inter- most recesses cf Room 6, alias Pearl l-larbor. Born: September 5, l92O Entered F, M. A. September, l938 Franklin and Marshall College

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FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL ACADEMY TEPIIIOGLV y FRANKLIN CECIL CLEMENT Y 522 Ea t Ross Street, Lancaster, Pa. I-lalf work and half play whles half the time away. Treasurer of Senior Classg Chairman of Ring and Pin Commg Varsity Football '38 Frank is a hard worker and the half time whiled away in the proverb is not the work half as so many students seem to think but the play half. Frank made a fine showing on the football field last fall as he was one of the vertebrae in the backbone of the team, The kind of doctor Frank will be is V the kind we will all allow to cut and saw on I i us to his heart's content i Born: January 26, l92l 2 Entered F, lvl. A. September i938 I Duke University I I I I : : : :-4:-: I : 2 :M I 9 3 9 -.,--.------.---. ! I DAVID CLINTON COLEBAUGH R, D. No, 2, Altoona, Penna. ' Dave A Deeds not words. g Honor Roll '39g Science Club '39g 'Intramural i Wrestling Champion ll3Sl '39g Soccer Squad 2 '39g Swimming Squad '39 ! Q. To the Titan of the Test Tubes we take off our hat. Dave is unquestionably the most outstanding chemist of the class. While the rest of us were 'flounclering in the mire of failure Davie was nonchalantly knocking down perfect paper after perfect paper. Topping these feats off, we find a truly modest man. Verily we say unto you Dear Reader here is the equation for success. lf Dave can mix these virtues with about six cc's of perseverance and balance, then with several grams of his more than adequate personality, we see but one road open to him. Success is at your command, Dave. Born: August 25, l9l7 Entered F. M. A. September i938 Franklin and Marshall College E301

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FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL ACADEMY 'EEPILQGUEE Meiff JW n.: GENE JAMES DAVIDSON 333 E Main St, Everett, Pa, Dave Why what a monstrous tellovv art thoul Varsity Football '33g Basketball '39g Track '39g Life Saving '39, Gene is probably the broadest shouldered boy in F, lvl A, yet he is one ot the mild- est, Many harsh winters in the mountains of western Pennsylvania are probably the cause ot hzs yearning tor the balmy air of the South, A common sight in East I-lall is Gene lying in bed-studying. l-le is active in all sports, and plays a bang-up game ot tootball. Teaching physical education is to be his career after graduation from col- .ege Born: November 7, l9l9 Entered F M. A September, l93S Stetson College i 9 3 9 W'- l E .9 E321 ROBERT METZ CUNNINGHAM 6723 Anflerson Street, Philadelphia, Penna ,Boba All things require skill but an appetite. Footbal 37, B84 Junior Basketball '39 From Germantown Academy came this like- able young chap. Bob is noted for his quiet- ness, eating, sleeping and his dislike of studying. Football kept him occupied during the fall season and basketball during the vvinter term, ln the spring he plans to swing a mean golf club. Bob expects to start working under his father after he tin- ishes his pre-med course at F. 8 M. l-le seems to be very well adapted to the medical profession and should get along well in his chosen vocation. Born: June l5, l92C Entered F, M. A. September, l937 Franklin and Marshall ing 31:42:11: 1 120341 e