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

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FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL ACADEMY --EPll,QGl,lEi aw!!-tj --- ----- ---Q49 JAMES FRANKLIN DICK 6C Broad Street, Phillipsburg, N. J. Jimmy Silence is golden. Varsity Football '37, '38, Varsity Baseball '38, '39. When you look at the line-up of good athletes from F. M. A., Jimmy will be among the first in line. He is quiet and unassum- ing and receives his laurels as modesty as possible. He is a good baseball player and we think the secret is chewing while he plays. That's what the big leagues do. .lim has just recovered from an appendectomy which kept him from us for a while. Not as much of him came back to us as left but lots of people don't have appendixes. Borni May l3, l9l9 Entered F. lVl, A. September, i937 Harvard I o neo f! by DOM RICHARD DIBATTISTA 65 Holland Ave., Ardmore, Pa. Dibi A Corinthian, a lad of good mettle, a good boy. Varsity Football '38g Varsity Wrestling, co- captain '39, Varsity Track '39 Lower Merion High gave to F. M. A. their most astute wrestler, football player, and track man. Dibi is never happier than when he is hitting, the opponents' line, or pinning his adversary's shoulders to the mat. Honors were heaped on his brawny shoulders when he won first place in the Lehigh interschol- astic wrestling tournament. Although the butt ot many jokes Dibi takes them all in his stride. His scrapbook on athletes is a literary masterpiece Make way tor cham- pion DiBattista!! Born: October 5, i920 Entered F. M. A. September i938 University of Pennsylvania 39w-----------H 3 0.0 34

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' ,1-' l i lf l E X t V i .1 12522 AN SHALL crow f 11.0 G u E lil 'l1i 'lV'w'f'W i DAVID ELIJAH DAY 340 N. Elm St., Twin Falls, Idaho Dave Wise to resolve, and patient to perform. Honor Roll '39, Current Events Club '37, '38g Nativity Play '37, '38g l3oar's Head Ceremony '38g Pinafore '38g Mathematics Club '39g Football '37, '38g Wrestling '37, '38, Golf '37, '38, '39, Dave is the Romeo of the senior class. The name, David Day, is a pass word to the hearts of many a lass, especially Linden Hall femmes. No wonder, just look at him' He has a swe'l personality that will carry him a long way and which accounts for his popu- larity. Dave is on the qu et side. He likes 9:4 DlWOfOQr-Bphy, good books and his pipe. He has i his eyes on the Coast Guard Academy at New London where he hopes to become a 2 pilot. They will have a good man in Dave. ! Born: April ll, l9l8 ' Entered F. M.. A. September, i937 U S. Coast Guard Academy ! i qi: 1 1,101,101 qi: inc I 9 ! i A Q I ! ! ! F 4 I S 9,4 33 3 9 --Q:-2 I 2 2-I--Ii: 1' QUENTIN LESLIE DEIDRICK l9l8 Penn Avenue, West Lawn, Pa. Deidy Out of Reading came an athlete as of old. Varsity Football '37, '38j Varsity Track '38, '39, Varsity Basketball '38g .lay Vee Basket- ball '39, Deidy is one of those happy-go-lucky chaps with an ever present beaming countenance and a mouth full of jokes. He is cleanfcut and excells in and enjoys athletics. ln fact, he is so good that he plans to take up Physical Education next year. Swing music is one of his pets and he beats a mean drum. He would like to own a hundred green shirts,-they are a specialty with him. He finds exams distasteful and also romantic movies. We know that he'll be a famous coach some day. Born: October l3, l9l8 Entered F. M. A. September, i937 Penn State

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FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL ACADEMY -iEPlLCDGUEE-if-S JOHN DEUTSCH FEDERBUSCH ... 94-l5 Stafford Avenue, Forest l-lills, l.. l. Rosie While we're here let's live in clover, For when we're dead, we're dead all over. Honor Roll '39, Pinafore '38, Science Club '39, Current Events Club '37, '38, J. V, Foot- ball '37, '38, J. V. Basketball '38, Varsity Wrestling '39, Varsity Baseball, Manager '38 Johnny is one of the most popular boys at F. M A. due to his good nature, sincere friendliness and ever present smile. l-le is a tradition at the Academy and everyone will regret his absence. l-lis hobbies are stamp collecting and good swing bands. Outstand- ing traits cf character are his sincerity and geniality. Food and girls are two of his likes and chewlng tobacco and the local Y dances are two dislikes. Born: October 4, l92l Entered F. M. A. September, l937 Dartmouth 3:11011 1 iuiuinzii inc ii WT 3 9 ------- ---- ---- THOMAS BEURY FLYNN 1025 Marietta Ave., Lancaster, Pa. II'I'bmll Character before Career Honor Roll '38, '39j Problems of Democracy Group '39g Senior Prom Committee, Co-Edi- tor of Epilogueg Jay Vee Football '38, This mild idiom is more than the idle rambling of a sentimentalist, for Tom em- bodies many desirable traits of character. We feel sure that they will greatly aid him in his future career in the medical pro- to members of the Senior Class regarding their first blessed event. A certain por- tion of College Avenue seems to hold some agnetic attraction over him but he per- sists in saying that it's nothing serious. l-le has a decided leaning toward classical music and includes Nelson Eddy among his most select idols. All of these traits ot character spell inevitable SUCCESS Entered F M A September, l937 Franklin and Marshall College X cr Born: June 20, l92l X 5 fession. Tom has made numerous promises