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

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, ia eimegpilahoe 222 :U 33. 2? 2 2 if 1 1 if 9' ' .4 ,. 2 , i . ff ,e f . 2 - Z 1 i, 'i w f fl l l f fi .f 7 W l EDOUARDO GARCIA rfEddy:: rrEd:1 HAVANA, CUBA Varsity Football '26, Second Football ,255 Junior Football '23, '24, Varsity Basket- ball '27g Second Basketball 725, '26, Junior Basketball '24, Second Baseball '25, '26, Junior Baseball '24, Prom. Committee ,27. Eddy, 'known as the best looking boy in the Academy, is famous for his great success with the girls about town. He hails from far away Havana. His en- trance to the Academy as a little sh-aver in the year 1923 was a good find for the school. Ed's rise to stardom during the past year has been the outstanding event in athletic circles. Because of his magnetic person-ality Eddy has gath- ered about him many friends. His ath- letic standing shows that he has the mak- ings of a wonderful athlete. Eddy intends to go to Cornell in the fall, and we wish him luck in all his future en- counters, scholastic, athletic, and social. MARCELINO GARCIA Jvlarcelino HAVANA, CUBA Varsity Soccer ,24, ,25, Captain '26, Golf Squad '25, '26, Chairman Prom. Com- mittee '27g Class Treasurer JZ7. In Marcelino we have one of the smoother boys of F. and M. Academy. It can. easily be seen by the picture above that he is a very distinguished looking gentleman. There is' no getting away from it that whenever he goes into town he has to have a number of fellows along to keep the girls from mobbing him. A Shippen School dance would be a total failure without his presence. Gee, but it must be great to be in love! VVe wonder what Garcia padre .will think of a Dutch daughter-in-law. His powers also extend in other directions, as he has been one of our foremost soccer stars for the past three years. A CORNELL UNIVERSITY OF HAVANA Ww,,.,,f X Born March 28, 1911. Born April 4, 1909. I Entered September, 1923. Entered 1923. ' llti 1 -,irfth l Tilljl lg Twenty-Ezght 'iii gf X G V ,I-ffsff I -vf A ,l, V. . , - i ,f , . ,lu :.-.. - - f X Faq.,-57 f .b - ' ...2 ,egg

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Ita siimegpiloome sa? W ROBERT XVARD GABRIEL flB0bl! IIA4ngelU QUARRYVILLE, PA. Soccer Squad '26g Fencing Squad ,272 Octet '27, Athletic Board Epilogue ,27. Bob is one of our local boys and comes to us daily from the metropolis of Quarryville. He does very well in his studies, and he also employs his cranium to knock around a soccer ball. Angel'l thought that he would like to fence, and if you are able to tell by the number of scratches seen on the other fencers, he made out ra-ther well. Bob has also been heard agonizing-or rather harmo- nizing--with the Octet in chapel several times. VVhen not occupied in being the backbone of Mr. Fords Caesar class, he spends his time collecting stamps-quite an avocation. He is going to Haverford, and we wish him the 'best of luck. HAVERFORD Born May 27, 1909. Entered September, 1926. PAUL GANSER ..Bud,, .fBuddy,. NORRISTOVVN, PA. Varsity Football '26, Varsity Basketball ,27. . Buddy, also known as jew Boy, came to us last fall from Norristovvn. He showed us his athletic ability by becoming a member of both the football and basket- ball teams. XVhen we first met Bud, we suspected his descent very much be- cause he has such black curly hair and rather prominent features. We assure you that he isn't Jewishg in fact he has told us that he is Irish-. Buddy's great weakness is a certain girl back home, the reason for his Weekending so often! He thinks so much about her that he is seldom seen with local girls. Here'S to your success, Bud. May your con- quests continue on the field of life! CORNELL Born September 28, 1905. Entered September, 1926. Turn ty-Seiien -sae., Les S Q4 'll' l i' FS i .X 1, A WX., 5 , X t'i.,i- lfx f X XS, X X X N E 4 ? - i I 'Xa E4 'S n I xxx 1 u X, if str. is I Wi, .- , A !,,,I,! ff:-.mtgf B , 'mar -'

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JESSE THEODORE GLAZER x ,XV its efiiftmeg itlooue ea? W rrjejjzy ujafku CAMDEN, N. J. Varsity Soccer '26g Varsity Track ,27. Hjessv came to us from Camden- somewhere across the river from Phila- delphia. However this does not handi- cap him in the least, for he has proven his ability in soccer as well as in track. ! jack has made many acquaintances during his one year with us, for he is a born dancer and his visits to the Y. W. are many. His good looks probably help him to be so popular. In spite of all these good points he has some faults. One of these is staying up late at night to write letters, when he should be study- ing Caesar. Here's to success in life, Jess HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE Born March 27, 1907. Entered September, 1926. Twenty-Nine 'Q THOMAS LOUIS GORDON Tommie Tony 5 SOUTH BROWNSVILLE, PA. Varsity Football ,25, Captain '26g Varsity Boxing '26g Varsity VVrestling ,27Q VVinner of Otto A. Gulickson Cup ,26. xx Tommie', came to us from South .jiiffi L-X Brownsville. Despite this great handicap CSL he proved to be an athlete, making and starring on two football teams. He showed that he was clever with the gloves smq s.. s and could handle himself on the mats. -C UTony is also a scholar, but we are ' k afraid he is inclined to be a little too Hex tired most of the time to get his studies tx perfectly. In his throat Tommie has a treasure, as all know who hear the trio Y tiff from East Hall sing every night before retiring. Last but not least Tony is a wow with the fair set. Tom ex- i pects to go to State College next fall, where he is sure to be a great success. PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE Q' 1 Born November 17, 1904. Entered September, 1925. ,, iiiwfllll my rf, fl lug is , I aww' limi , Munir! V ,. gt, 1 - - X V.. 1 . at - - X XM A V --rr- Q , NX XQTY27- N, X t 't ' .