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

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...- I 1 ,n '. u '. - 5 1 J P 6 I , x 2 l iff,-nun vvffa,.,,n,,1.u.n.,.. C, ARLAN E. BAVER Bawah 465 MAIN STREET KUTzTowN, PA. Cross Country, '26g Varsity Basketball, '26: Varsity Baseball, '26, Varsity Track, 263 Marshall Literary Society. Arlan, affectionately known as Bawah, comes from that place Kutztown, that we have heard so much about. He is a good athlete and has been a big factor in every sport in which he has participated. llis eagle eye kept the basketball team in the running when our hopes were low. Al- though a bit shy, Arlan is not adverse to the feminine sex, which explains his fre- quent trips home. The poor local femmes haven't a chance. Bawah enters Tem- ple University next fall, where we are cer- tain that he will be very welcome. TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Born September 18, 1907. Entered September, IOZ5, if ,z H if w V433 x RUSSEI. BICKSLER BECHTOLD Rus, Becky 335 NORTH NVEST END Avia. l.AxcxsTER. PA. Becky, although born in this hick joint, expects to leave it when he becomes a prominent doctor. His main activities are golf, guard, and gym. lle's a real athlete-isn't he? ln the near future, after summer school, he expects to become the sheik of M. T. Garvin's. At least, he doesn't hang around the corners of North Queen Street as several of our prominent seniors do, High in the scholastic roster stands our tall senior. We hope he will be as high at Harvard as he was at P. M. A. Good luck! HARVARD Born May 9, l908. Entered September, l0Z4. Twen ty- Fo ur , V .1 1 7 f A- 1 I I f i V Q , N ,Y I I I gy r'?332,1?a

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,,, ,,...u.,.., I ,: ' '-,- I U .- s I ..... , ..,. . jOSEPll BERKIIEIMER Bfrkief' loc' OSTERBURG, PA. Varsity Soccer, '26, Franklin Literary So- ciety, '26, Vice-President of Senior Class, '20, When joe came here last year he brought with him an atmosphere of happi- ness. Today l3erkie is easily one of the popular men of his class, We don't know where his affections lie, but we be- lieve that there is a lucky girl back home. Berkie has taken an active interest in athletics and has helped out considerably in soccer. lle also went out for baseball and tennis. joe won't be far away from us next year for he is going to F. and M, in preparation for studying Dentistry, We wish him the best of luck. ITRAN KLIN AND MARSI lALL COLLEGE Born October 23, l900. Entered l024, 7'u'ei1Iy-Five WILLIAM CLYMER BIDLACK, jr. Huck, Bill, Biddy 437 S'rA'rE ST. I...-xNCAs'l'ER, PA, Business Manager of Epilogue, '26, junior Football, '22, '23, '24, '25, junior Base- ball, '233 llonor Roll, '23, '24, '25, '26, Marshall Literary Society, '26: Cheer Leader, '26, Buck entered the Academy under the supervision of the kindly Moorehead. Ever since his junior school days Buck has shown his ability as a student, His one big fault is his strenuous activity centered about Washington. Why are you so interested in our Nation's Capitol, H Bill F He is also prominent in the junior athletic circles, Biddy is hope- fully living in the thought that someday he will become one of the country's emi- nent lawyers, so if we ever get into trouble, equivocate for us. HARVARD Born june ll, l9l0. Entered September, l022, Wfy ,Z fo jqfyvf W 4 Z fgfjii