Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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NICHOLAS, JACOB CRAYTON, Big Nick, TVest Fairview. Non-frat. Philo. Ass't Bus. Mgr. SPECTRUM. Foot-ball: College Team, Sub. '90, Left End, '91, Left Guard, '923 Class Team, Centre, '91, Left Guard, '92. Base-ball: First Base. Glee Club, Euterpean Quartet, Chapel Ch mir. Lutheran. Prohibitionist. Prep. Ministry. NICKEL, IVARREN, Dutch, Pleasant Valley. Non-frat. Phrena: Vice-Pres. and Rec. Sec. Foot-ball: College Team, Quarter-back, 1902 Sub. '92, Second Eleven, Right End, '92. Class Team, Right End, 192. Lutheran. Democrat. 'fl'rcp. NICKLAS, IVILLIAM OTTERBINE, Billyf, Cliambeisburg. - Scientific Course. A. T. S2. Non-Society. Class: Pres. Leader Gymnastic Class,'91. Republican. Prep RICE, JOHN SHELDON, YVhity, Bendersville. Non-frat. Philo. Debating Club. Foot-ball: Second Eleven and Class Team, '92. Gymnastic Class, '91. Entered Sept., '91. Lutheran. Re- publican. Ministry. SEEBACH, JULIUS FREDERICK, XVaynesboro. Non-frat. Philo: Vice-Pres., Cor. Sec. and Rec. Sec. Asstt Ed. SPi5c'rRUM. Foot-ball: Second Eleven, '91, Class Team, Right Tackle, ,QI and ,92. Chapel Choir. Lutheran. Democrat. Private. Ministry. SELLHEIM, YVILLIAM HENRY, Selly, Philadelphia. Non-frat. Philo: Rec. Sec. Debating Club: Pres and Vice-Pres. Foot- ball: Class Team, Left End, '91, and Sub. '92 , Second Eleven Sub., ,Q2. Lutheran. Republican. Eastburn Academy. Ministry. STAHL, ELMER MCCLELLAN, Hays Mill. Non-frat. Phrena. Lutheran. Democrat. Entered Sept., 792. Iowa College. Teach. STOVER, CLYDE BELL, Remsenf' Hagerstown, Md. Non-frat. Philo. Debating Club: Pres. and Rec. Sec. Class: Vice-Pres. Lutheran. Republican. Hagerstown High School. VAN CAMP, DAVID TVILLIAM, Van, Plainfield. LD. A. 9. Philo 1 Vice-Pres. and Rec. Sec. Divided Freshman Prize. Luth- eran. Prohibitionist. Prep. journalist. Fix-itllnmhers. Boyer, Frank Austin ......... . . Pinegrove. Bucher, Adam Lemuel . . ..... Carlisle. Cook, Jeremiah Knode . . . . . Hagerstown, Md. Dalrymple, Harvey TVilliam . ..... Philipsburg. Deatrick, Parvin Edgar . . . Martinsburg, TV. Va. Elliott, James Troxell . . .... Gettysburg. Fiohthorn, Joseph Hoover . . . Lewistown. Gilbert, Calvin Keller . . . . . . Gettysburg. 55

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A JUNIQ1-rs so1.u.oQug. ARENVELL to under-class contests. Farewell to hours of revelry and hours of bohning. I have watched the other years pass with silent pleasure, but when I think that I must soon say farewell to you, dear Junior year, my heart is Hlled with sadness. College days began when we were Freshmen, but college life begins with Junior year. The professors who frowned upon us and tried to make us Hun k, now politely tip their hats as we pass by. The girls of town, once haughty and proud, who laughed at us and refused to grant recognition, now smile sweetly and invite us to their teas. The townies, who pelted us with mud and snow from some dark alley, now stand in silent awe. As I sit in my old arm-chair, and my pipe sends fragrant rings to the ceiling, visions of college days rise before me and, in quick succession, vanish. I see '94 an applicant for admission to college. I see it victorious in the struggle on Prep. Campus with '93, and in the cremation of French, when John French, so young and fair, left this earthly sphere, then again victorious in the struggle with '95, when we wrested from their midst their president, and bore him captive from the field. All that seems nonsensical to me now. I-Iow foolish it was to struggle and fight in the mud, gaining what we then thought was a glorious victory, but whose only results were Hunks and torn clothing. But we were under-classmen then and thought it great and glorious, and so will future classes, for they will know no better. But pleasanter visions arise now. I see the men at the Junior hop soon to be, gliding over the polished floor in dreamy waltzes, then moving with quick steps and flashing eyes to the lively music of the college lancersf' I see them on moonlight drives, on country walks, in gay and boisterous sleighing parties, in skating and nutting parties, in teas and social hops. Some one has said, I In the Junior year the young man's fancy, Lightly turns to thoughts of love, And the boisterous burly Soph, Changes to a coming dove. And he was right, for the Junior With his correct dress, faultless and graceful manners, possessing all the dignity of a Senior without 37