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

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mariano Sire I I , ' . J I Mme Havana, Cuba Scrub Football, '22, '23, Ice Hock- ey, '23, Scrub Baseball, '22, Tm- nis, 20,7245-Boxing, '23, '245 lxlayshall Literary Society, '21g Crlee Club, '24, My only books Were womenis looks. - From the distant city of Havana in the alluring isle of Cuba, a native son came forth to F. M. A. He entered into sports with a vim and although new to our games he soon learned and became a star in tennis and boxing. In the social World Mike can more than hold his own as many fair ones can testify. FRANKLiN AND MARSHALL Holm filferr Smith ' ' Slmlfty ' ' Lancaster, Pa.. Jr. Football, 22. 'He never came CL wink too soon He always came in late. Smith may not be large in stature but if you haven't heard him-well you just don 't know the half of it. He keeps up with his studies and has thus gained much popularity among the students. Next year this clever boy will enter Franklin and Marshall College Where we feel sure that he will benefit by a further course of study. FRANKLIN AND NIARSHALL COLLEGE william 'Alben Smith GolcZy Shoemakersville, Pa. Soccer Squad, '24, Epilogue Board. We grant that though he has mnclz, wit, He is very shy of using fit, Shoemakersville sent the Academy many students and among them was our friend, 'fGoldy . Smith is quiet and unassuming, yet very interesting when in conversation. He possesses ta personality that is charming after his friendship has been recognized. Smith indulged in the great winter sport of Soccer. As a ladies man, we are almost unable to judge from the Lancaster side of the affair, but in Shoemakers- ville he might be different. PENN STATE Holm Ullcffliinley :Brown B1'0wmLg , Lancaster, Pa. Scrub Football, '22, '23, Treasurer Senior Class, '24, A fellow reliable and true, And fu1't7Le1 ulo1'e CL 'LUO'l'kG7', too. This quiet fellow entered Frankliin and Mar- shall Academy several years ago. He possesses the straight forward ambition to become a leader in many ways. Indeed, it is a pleasure to know that Franklin and Marshall Academy holds such men. John has made man f friends on the athletic field and with- N 5 . in the class room. :FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL COLLEGE 25

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Taniel Van Scb0Cl7t I 1Ja11,f, New 'Y'0l'lf f7'11.Y Baseball Squad, '24l. NW-MJ woythy thawed, do you' mt V. V. stieugth to think so b1're111-91070111 Of UL'Wf6 ' 4'Dan was unfortunate in coming to 115 ILHUI' U10 Z1 cud your hob lc middle of the school year. Due to his late arrlviflf HDan has been unable to take an active part Ill any of the student activities. Ban , as he is best known bv his most intimate friendS, has il llllgllt disposition, quick to see a jokenin the most smqous things of life, and it is by lLl1lS.l11'iLl'E' that llc will achieve that success which we wish him. FRANKLIN AND BTARSHALL COLLEGE Ttforace 'Eugene Scbencla r1SpCM.,,.0wH -YOl'li, 1321. Varsity Baseball, '24, Class Day Coin- mittee. Not afraid of worlc, but not in sympctthy with it JJ VVhen Sparrow was in York High School he became restless under the high school routine and decided to come to F. M. A. He soon gained the friendship of all the students. VVhen baseball season opened, he was one of the first to report and soon showed his ability as a ball player. His ability to juggle Math will be of great help to him at Carnegie Tech, where he is going to study engineering. CARNEGIE TECH. Newell fAllen Scbappelle Shoppy Hamburg, Pa. Epilogue Board, Marshall, '23, Var- sity Track, '23, '24, Soccer Squad, '24, Penn Relay Team, '24. He is made one with 'IlClt'lH'G.U Shappy entered Franklin and Marshall Academy with a firm determination to reach the heights at- tained by his brothers before him. He buried him- self in his studies until the track season, when he startled the entire school by breaking the mile record. Quiet and serious minded he rarely speaks. Shappy's hobby is to spend most of his time out in the open, studying the treasures of nature. FRANKLIN AND BIARSHALL COLLEGE 'fowaro 'Everett Scott cottw ' Portsmouth, Ohio. KKS '77 Assistant Editor Epilogueg Color and Motto Committee, Glee Club, '24. W7LcLt.f01'bifZs a man to speak the truth in cc Zctughmg mcmme1'? ' Scottie camehhere from the wide open spaces of Portsmouth, Qhio. Soon after his arrival in Lan- caster he won his way into the hearts of several maidens and has been going strong ever Sincg. It was greatly due to Scott's strained voice that the Qlee Club was so enthusiastically received. During his stay at the Academy he has made a host of friends and they truly wish him all the success in the world in his future work. UNIXVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA a Ii 1

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'4 1 ,-5 , 7? W. ,M my 1 'th tk fi 7 4 or ALM we aww .' mf! , .1 2 an ,f. ,X Iferemiab Sigismuno Varga i 1 1 rmgo f f Cleveland, Ohio Franklin Literary Society, '22, ,235 Scrub Football, '23, Vlhite Team, '22, Glee Club, '24, Epilogue Board. TVise to resolve anfl patient to 1Je1'f0l'7'1f-I I From the distant land of Cleveland, Ol110 'CINS fair young fellow came to spend three years at Franklin and Marshall Academy. Varga w1ll C011'C111UC his course at Franklin and Marshall College, and then the study of the ministry at the Seminary. We NVISII him the best success. FRANKLIN AND lNTARSHALL COLLEGE Tlrwin Tlfowarb yooer ff,g7,,0,-ygyff Shocmakersville, Pa. Varsity Soccer, '24, Epilogue Board, '24 'A great man is always to be little. After graduating from the high school. of Shoc- makersville, Shorty Yoder decided that his second- ary school education was not quite complete. Conse- He decided that quently he came to the Academy. soccer was the most interesting of the sports oier- ed and on account of his speed and accurate kicking he was soon on the Varsity. He will enter, in all probability. Franklin and Marshall. ' FRANKLIN AND ,NIARSHALL Tlsaac Zacks Ntgger Norfolk, Va. Franklin Literary Society, '23, Epi- logue Board, '24, TfVhere fair Dorothy chances to be, There this knight yoa'Zl ever see ' Wlieii Nigger first arrived here two years ago, it did not take us long to find out that he was from the ' ' Sunny South . He soon became acquainted with everyone Qespecially the Lancaster girlsj. Everything went along fine until Nigger fell in love. Since then he has had no time for anyone except that little girl down home. After much stallirg around he has finally announced his intention of .going to the University of Virginia Qto be nearer that girlj. UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA mautice Tlfenry 'icatbery ' ' LGUII ' ' York, Pa. Track Team, '24, Captain Penn Ro- lay Team, '24. 'Slilcnce is more eloquent than words. Leth is a modest, likable young fellow who, not only by his track ability, but by his exception- allylquietness, has won scores of friends. Leath- ery is a graduate of York High School and he is spending this year to make better preparation for entering college. Leath gave the school a great Surprise when he broke the two mile record. He also took a leading part at the Penn Relays as Cap- tainhof the Relay Team. We wish Leathery a suc- cessful career. ' CARNEGIE TRCI-I. 26