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

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Clay 'lynch 'fDcal Rod Greensburg, Pa. Varsity Baseball, '23, Scrub Football '22, Scrub Basketba.ll, '22, Varsity Soci cer, '24, Senior Prom Committee, '24. He comes up s111iZ'mg. ' After a year in Greensburg High School, Red wanted to complete his preparation for college. Deal is somewhat the athlete. But in spite of his num- erous athletic activities, Deal iinds time to give the ladies a bit of his attention. Deal will enter college next year with the hopes of becoming a doc- tor. Vile feel sure that the world is in need of his undeveloped talent. FRANIKLIN AND IWARSHALL COLLEGE Tfrieno 'Eonalo '5De5?9olt . Don East Liverpool, Ohio. Varsity Football, '24, Varsity Bas- ketball, '24, Varsity Baseball, '24, Varf sity Track, '24, Chairman Class Day Committee. ' 'The Wo1'ZrZ knows onli two, Rome cmd I. Anyone could easily teljl that Friend ',Donald comes from East Liverpool, -Ohio. VVe had ne'-fer heard of it but shortly after his arrival we were aware that there was such a place. His frequent visits to a certain house on East King Street have not gone unnoticed but we make no insinuations. Don expects' to study law at college and we know that he will make good in his chosen pro- fession. BUCKNELL George Tffill Tlkisber Deco V Pottsville, Pa. Football Squad, '23, '24, Varsity ,Boxing Team, '24, Glee Club, '24, Bus- iness Manager Epilogue. ' He has no fear of fincZfigest'ion. ' Behold, gentle reader, a man who has made a very efficient manager for the business end of the Epilogue. He is very popular because of his cheer- ful disposition. His heart does not beat in Lan- caster however, but palpitates in the region of Bryn Mawr. May success be Deac's all the rest of his life. ' DARTNIOUTH Tabomas 'Dixon Tom Lancaster Pa. Scrub Football, '24, Cross Country, '23 VVhat 'is a man. fl foolish baby Vcmilu' strives cmd fights cmd frets. Deonamlfing all, cleseo-'Ding nothfmg One small grave is all he gets. Toni's life at the Academy has been one con- tinuors struggle. Tryiitg to find a way in which to lock his car in order to foil the mysterious per- son or persons who borrow it and neglect to return it after using up all the gasoline. Dixon is very popular and has a multitude of friends. He wish you luck, Toni. FRANKLIN AND BIARSHALL 17 ff lx f,,,w,,. h , ,,mi..i,,. . 4 fl?

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,Mgr ., L., n- -Z4-h Q-Z'---V I E ,-'. - ss , '42 an , . S We .fif ' A . . W, MM XZ!! 5- , yawn, , fwfct? . ,Y 35.- 5 'leon Brown f fB,-0 IL-71. f f Blackville, S. C. E , '2. 'fAlas.' The slippery nature of tender youth. XVe beg to introduce you, gentle reader, to a typ- ical southern gentleman. Brown , as he is famil- iarly known, is very collegiate, and buys all the.latc creations direct from New York City via Simon Browns' Sons, Blackville, South Caroline. Brown's ambition is to leave something in the world that will be of benefit to posterity rather than to amass great wealth. A laudable ambition, Brown! Epilogue Board, 24, Class Prophet, 4 CORNELL Blames Ttfugbes ffawgnon ' ' Jimmie ' ' Summit Hill, Pa. Junior Football, Basketball, Baseball, '21, '22, Varsity Soccer, '23, '24, Scrub Basketball, '24, Student Council, '24. ' f'Shzm'e 'tis not easy to tackle cm Ir'ish'mcm. When Jimmie came to the Academy, he set out to become a soccer player. He possessed a remarkable talent for this sport and was one of the most depend- able players on the team. Although he is undecided as to what college he will enter, Jimmie is certain of making good. ' Robert 'Ernest Covert E1'ntc'f Brownsville, Pa. . Captain Varsity Cross Country, '23, Varsity Track, '23, 24, Epilogue Board, 294 4-I 1 'A man after his own heart, , Ernie came to F. M. A. from Brownsville High School. Soon after his arrival he became acquainted 'with all the girls in Lancaster. Ernie was a member of the track team last year and established a new record for the mile. I-Ie has proven to be a capable and dependable man in both his studies a.nd athletics. VVe predict a suc- cessful college career for him at Penn State. PENN STATE 'llfenry Walter 'Banner 'tDCl7l,7?f67',, Stockton, California Cross Country, '22, Vice President Y. MQ C. A., '23, Marshall Literary So- ciety, '23, Blue Team, '23, Epilogue Staff, '23, Glee Club, '24, Epilogue Board, '24. 'fl awake each 7IL01 I'L't'I'LQ and find myself famous. Three years ago this youth came to F. M. A. When WValter is not busy at his studies, he is easilv 2. ound in the chapel pounding on the piano. Dannelr devotes a great part of his time to the ladies, cs- pecially during the week ends. LELAND STANFOED 16

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fllamcs Cecil fipunlap . -,ii lmiii-:islf-i', l':i, llffllllllllif I V w ' Jr, l3askoibalI, U41 Vfllblli' l 'llHS, 724g Qlr. Athlolio llhlilor. ..sH.,,,,,,-,I in mill, riolu in iuisrlumf' . ifqjinqnjiqlll is mio ol' tho olrlosll Illl'IlIlIl'I'H of Iliff Sonior olass. This nizilcos tho sixth yr-:ir limi, hr: has boon a stiimloiiti Ul'.l.'ll'1llIlClIlI :mil hjlnrslizill Avail- Cmy. iiJimmi0's zibililli' as :i li-iiiiis iilnyoi' was Shmyn this voar whoii ho pull:-il 1hroiig,gli wil-li iiiziiily ' - ' lc 'i lr-'uliiiff roll: a hard 'lfflllgllli inalooli. llc also loo . . ,, on 1-hp 0-ym floor wlionovor ilu' .luiiior linskoilizill 2-- , . 'foam pai'1'ioip:il'o1l in zi g,g'anio. Mi-:i:c'ici:siii'i:u Burr Qoulb '1EQlls, Tilt. URUDDHH liziliyloii, INN. Franklin liilorary Soon-ty, 'Zig Cross Country, '23g ,loo lslookoy, 'QISQ 'Vraok Squad, '23g Class ,l'i'oplii-lo, '24, A town that Imrzsts l'lllHllIflIl71,fS lilfo llll', Crm limfe no lrzolc of yum! snrfioly. This gontloman is mosl :issiirorlly not :is tougli as ho looks. Corning horo 'l'roin tho i'ri1i1f'ul sooioty of Long Island, Rabbifl' rzipirlly inaflo hirnsolf' acquaintod with soino of 'rho fair young flamsols of Lancaster. VVo wish him 'rho liosf of hiok wlion ho travels wost to booomo orl11r'a1ofl. K1sNYoN Coiiizrsic Oswalb ill, Cbaffney OsSie Goff Morirlf-ii, f'onnor-tioiit Varsity Football, '2?3g Yai'sity Bas- ketball, 24g Varsity Basoball, ,243 Quar- tette and Gloe Club, ,243 lllpiloguo Board. 'He whose laugh lusts, 1111111713 Inst. After acquiring a vast amount of knowloflggo from at nunibor of schools in tho wilrls of Now linglanfl, OSSIGH camo to F. M. A. Ho novor ooulfl got flip opeiung datos aftor oaoh vaoation riglit, and oon- Sequemly H10 fllwsflflll. lYlion's Calf oomingg back? always wont unansxroroil, Gall: intonfls fri lJGCOHlC it dentist. Ho ought to niako ,Qoofl in this Ein'Clgigclofafogiiig and wo shall follow ivifh inforost' 'Bosfrox CoLLi5oi2 I Hobart ffzlillon Cfiranal Bob,' L -I anoastor. Pa. Class 1-Iistorian, 324, GBC good VNU flew' mul 1 f - -' -- T -L Y, 1 . - P, Ufllll 14111 DC f-IC1iGr. Claolslls Iiflsoln is tho oldost nionilior of tho sonior Ve25,Qan1et11af Hdornod tho .:xC?lflOI1lj' for sovon gch 1 I 9. 19l9f0rG his suporiority on matters of 00 loutme ls Pa1'fl0U2lli1lP. Bohn is a vorv quiot bers i ' - . .- i ' , - ly lull-lllllifihcleljtfilg yum dm wl l 0 'N' 15 lwficrulm- - ati' 110 has boon llllllllglllg in the 'gvhilllmlpaqtlme of flllslllllfl with Mr. Hossfoldt in L1 IC has had the abl . B I .Y A I H 0 support of tho class. O J 15 PWPR1 mil To Gntor Franklin and Marshall C0lle0fp ' - s i. His success, of course, IS assured. FRANKLIN AND BIARSHALL 18