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

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FRICIJERICK HARSHAW KUEBLER 25 Marhrook Park, Narberth, Pa. Fred is a lraskethall aee from Lower Merion. He loves hoogie- woogie Illasie and l'inetop Smith are his favorites, and gives the living room piano many workouts. Fred has a liking for loud ties and has ereated several innovations in wearing apparel. Fred likes mathennaties, hut, just doesn't get along with poetry. Ile hopes to he a meehnnieul druftsman. llest of luek, Fred. Horn: May I. 192.5 lfnlerrd F. M. A. 19.53 Norfhteeslcrn I 'n'i1'r'r.?1'Iy ir LICONARD SEMUN LACK 2310 Topeka Ave., Topeka, Kans. VVho's that jovial man of good wit and fellowshipfnone other than Lennie Laek. Lennie eame to us last year and quiekly ac-quired many friends hy his unassuming manner and suhtle jokes. Although he is verv quiet. ahout it, we suspeet there is a loeal girl who will he very sad when Lennie leaves. ln any ease. we are sure sueeess will he Lennie's eompanion through life. Born: June Ii, lil!-1' lfnlererl I . JI. A. 19.51 lmqfrryrflrf I 'allege 4 l'll3lNlllNl7 HERIXERT LEVY 3133 West Montgomery Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. In a single year at l . M. A. lid has aeeomplished a great deal. llc has won varsity letters in football and hasehall as well as making a fine seholastie reeord. Vlfhenever your lessons are ixnpossihle, Ed is the man to see. With his quiet, modest manner, Ed is sure to go far. linrn: Ur-tober 2-f, 192-s' lfllII'7'!'lI I . IU. A. INN Duke I'11z'z-ersify t DAVID LIHN 136 North Maine Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Dave is from Atlantie Pity, as you will find out if you are around him for a few minutes. And if you hear anyone singing louder than Dr. Sykes on 'l'hursdays, it's hound to be Gunga. The world will little note what we say here, hut East llall will never forget Gunga- the song and du nee man from Atlantic' fity. Burn: .lurw 15, 1925 l'fuferf'1I I . M. A. 19.52 I 'nilerl Slulex 1lIl'I'f'lIllIlI gllrirfne Al'lIIIC'IIljl Tzeenly-0110

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LAURISTON BENJAMIN HERR, JR. 1287 Wheatland Ave., Lancaster, Pa. Larry graduates from the Academy a three year veteran. His two favorite pastimes, he tells us, are tall women and doing Trig. problems. One of these is certain to help him become a fine Civil Engineer. Larry was a two year star on the soccer team, and we're sure, with his ability to make friends easily, he'll meet with success. Bm-n: December 23, 192.4 Entered F. M. A. 1940 Drexel Tech 4 JOHN HOLLINGER HESS Lancaster Route 6, Lancaster, Pa. Hessie is the tall, Abe Lincoln type who creates a sensation some- times by riding his motorcycle around the campus. Sciences are his favorite courses, and when he isn't studying. he can be found building model airplanes of which he has a complete collection. He is a mem- ber of the Marine Corps Reserve, and expects to be sent to college in preparation for officer training. Born: April 23. 1925 Entered F. M. A. 1941 Lehigh University 4 HAROLD WILLIAM JENNINGS Smallwood, N. Y. Hal is one of those swell guys who would give you the shirt off his back. Harold's been with us for four years now and has contributed greatly on the field of sports, especially as captain of the jay-vee football team. Hal has increased the pulse rate of several Linden Hall eherubs as well as many girls at the local Y dances. And so we bid him fond adieu. Born: October 22, 1924 Entered F. M. A. 1939 Syracuse University 4 GEORGE DUANE KING R. D. 1, Jefferson, Pa. Introducing George King, the wrestling pride of Hogan's Alley and the Rip van W'inkle of F. M. A. When not sleeping, George can usually be found working out in the wrestling room. or in a quiet corner telling the boys about his farm in Greene County. The Crusher started his wrestling career last year on the varsity and reached his peak this winter when he fought his way to the finals in the Lehigh Tournament. We will all remember George's easy-going manner and friendly smile in the days to come. Born: March 26, 192.4 Entered F. M. A. 1941 Washington and J ejf erson Twenty

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ALFRED FOWLER LONG, JR. 706 Hook Road, Sharon Hill, Pa. In his one year here, Al has made one of the best athletic records in the school. He has won letters in football, track and baseball. Last winter Al worked out at Armstrong's to make some money on the side and help the war effort along. Al is also a popular figure with the local femmes, and there will be many long faces when he leaves. Born: fllay 7, 1.92.5 Entered F. M, A. 19,52 Urzhcrsify of Pemzsylvalziu 4 RICHARD STEWART MCKEE The Cragswold, Scarsdale, N. Y. A firm believer in wine, women and song, Dick's congenial manner has been his most prominent characteristic since he strode beneath the portals of the lVIoo School way back in 1935. Good looks, good taste, and a keen sense of humor are not lacking in his make-up. Mac's excellent collection of records has offered Hogan's Alley many hours of fine entertainment. If Uncle Sam docsn't stake his claim first, he intends to take up psychology at Princeton. Born: June -2, 192.5 Erlferctl F. Ill. A. 1935 Prinrclon I7ni1'er.s'ify 'A' EDWIN JOSEPH MILES 2103 Shady Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. VVham! Bang! Uuch! There's Joe Miles, the energetic kid, practic- ing wrestling holds on his roommate again. Though Joe only arrived at mid-term, he has already proved himself an excellent athlete as well as a physics scholar of no mean ability. Wt-'ll put our money on you, Joe. Good luck. Born: February Q, 1.926 Erzlcrcrl F. ill. A. 19.5-1' Darlmouflz I 'ollege i' ROBERT BRUCE MILLIGAN 175 Main St., Manasquan, N. J. Bruce left us at the end of the first semester to go to Franklin and Marshall where he is taking pre-med. VVhile Bruce was with us he was on the football team and played a bang-up game at tackle. He would have been the regular center on the basketball team if he had remained. Bruce is one of those tall, dark, and Iris handsome boys made up of brains and muscle who smile down at the girls from the dizzy heights of six feet. Born: June 13, 192.4 Entered F. M. A. 19.42 Franlrlirz ami Marshall Foliage Twenty-two