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

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I, 9 9 ' W eimgptloomeeza U B' 39 A . Z? i ' 5 0' . 'D XNKK Ex Q ! 'T I 1 7 gl ff g 'W f f xW XX f. .f Ali 4. : tick NEIL THOMAS CHAPMAN 11 11 flchappieli New YORK CITY Track Squad '26, Soccer Squad '26, Swimming Squad '25, Honor Roll '25, '26, '27, Class Secretary ,275 Associate Editor Epilogue 127. A Hail 4'Chappie, one of our class pio- neers, who came to us in 1924 from New York City, 'still bearing the earmarks of his residence for many years in the frontier settlement of Denver. He is es- pecially noted for his scholastic accom- plishments, and his literary ability, most excellently demonstrated as a memiber of Franklin Literary Society in '26. Chap took many of Lancasterls fairest ones by storm on his initial appearance at the Y. W. Since then he has been seen on West King Street quite Ioften. These New York girls had better step. He will take up a journalistic career after being graduated from Amherst. He takes with him our best wishes for success. 'DAN VVELTY COOK .I Dan ., Youncwoon, PA. Prom Committee '27. 'L Dan came to us from the sma town of Youn-gwood, bringing with him some high ideals which he found quite difficult to uphold. He is a very quiet fellow, but it is said that he takes the women right over, and has even made several trips to Columbia. Although 'iDan seems to be very subdued around school, when he is in Town he likes to break loose. We cannot hold this against him, for he is gifted with such a good-natured disposi- tion. Perhaps the most pronounced and most likeable feature about him is his willingness to lend his money. Dan is going to Carnegie Tech. with the best wishes of every one. , CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF AMHERST TECHNOLOGY Born March 12, 1909. Born june 27, I909. Entered September, 1924. - Entered September, 1926. It Twenly Two ff M sin jg f f W v ,gr - - ' F- Jie FK ' -5 ' l ':- K, ,I 'I .L J 'W - f HRW 0, Uhllqlijffmf. I lk

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ima etheegpsla ae ea? t ROBERT WILLIAM BRENNECKE If .U BETHLEHEM, PA. Second Football '25, Second Basketball '26, '27g Octet ,273 Honor Roll '26, '27, Editorial Board Epilogue '27. An early fall 'breeze blew this cheerful lad in from Souse Beslehemf' After long tantalizing us with his charming voice, he joined the Octet and the Virgil Classg his rendition of the various pieces in both will make him remembered with pleasure by students, faculty, et al. We will overlook his brutal treatment of the Junior School kids, so well balanced by his winning fiS13.7'5j ways. His marks, too, were high, there seems to have been some sort of incentive besides mere Am- herst. He tells us that she lives' right next door. Herels more luck than you can hold, Bob,'l and we all hope the com- bination of voice, appearance, and the flapper-wife doesn't prove too much for Lord jeff. AMHERST Born December 8, 1908. W Entered September, 1925. MELVIN EBERSOLE BURKHOLDER Butch W'hi!e'y Burkey LEBANON, PA. Varsity Football '26g Varsity VVrestling '27g Track Squad '27, Athletic Board Epilogue ,27. Burkey is one of those good looking blond lads from way out in the metropolis of Lebanon where men- are men and everybody's Dutch. Although this is Whitey's first year with us, he has shown his ability in both football and wrestling, and he ,probably owes hiis grappling power to throwing the bull around his dad's abattoir. This young gentleman ranks with the great Beau Brummel, both in the ability to wear clothes and in his power of winning beautiful maidens-yes, he may even sur- pass that great personage. Butch is famous for his clever Dutch expressions. Perhaps one of his choicest bits is K' Shall I make him avake? All the luck in the world for a successful future, Whitey Z FRANKLIN AN D MARSHALL Born January II, 1909. Entered September, 1926. Twenty-One .Ark H X Ft XX ii . N' x7 xx tb r X15 iii by rx H- ! , .wx . .. xii, J x. .xx .r aes Xxx Wi .r fix X . xxx Q X ,xxx tix B 31? x si? ex pi 1 su S XS Ur Y - X . 4 ' ialilllll l all J n lll 1533 512.5 .ig .-r,, ,tp AX

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me emergptldnme sae W GEORGE C. CRUD DEN II If LANCASTER, PA. After spending four years at Lancas- ter High School, Puz thought he would come to F. M. A. to put on the finishing touches before going to college. This young man will some day become one of our foremost f' bone crackers. George's ambition is to become an osteopath. It is through the honest efforts of Crudden that the Academy gets its athletic write-ups in large heavy type across the top of our daily newspaper. Besides being a stu- dent, George is also sports editor of a local paper. Puz happens to be the Junior member of the famous Edwards- Crudden Syndicate for obtaining high- powered marks in Mr. Hammond's Eng- lish class. Notwithstanding his, many commercial enterprises, Puz is a regu- lar fellow and a mighty fine student. Best of luck, George. Born May xo, 1905 Entered january, 1927 ALVA AUDREY DAVEY H Il BANGOR, PA. Committee '27. Born May 1, 1909. Twenty-TlIl'FF 4 .fi 15 X il Q' x . , xx N ll . Y. .t 5, I . li. O. .,X. Qi 4 Cross Country Squad '25g Soccer Squad 'z6g Second Baseball '26, '27g Honor if-if Roll '26, ,27Q Chairman Class Day Back in '25 came Alva, forming half ri of the famous Davey-Jones combination Q Cnot the Lockerj from Bangor, Pa. This 1 7 year Ashe, Pausser, and Davey form our saw, Fast Set. Every Sunday night Ashe, 4 dressed in his double breasted and spats, ' hollers, Alva, wheah yo' goin' toget us a date? Spit's memo is filled with WE girls, addresses fi-dm Philadelphia to N Louisville. VVhen Davey doesn't want to go to see the Lancaster lilies, they come X ' tosee him, as it happened when he was A in the hospital this spring. At Amherst gm Alva will continue his education studying law. VVe are sure his line will win Qin any jury-especially a female one. Here's to your success, Spit, AMHERST Entered September, 1925. e' W e lllii l e L l , ' , 6, I, Q b Ni XX 5- EAN M., . . -1- . .-,,S-22:15,-F ...i , ..,- .- X