Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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Miami m THE wi was :M Pennsylvania College Alumm Assocltlon 1 rcszclent CHAS S DUNCAN 82 Vice Presidents C J FITE 98 I-I HUBER 92 Secretary B Srox ER 94 TTCUSUfGT C PICKING 79 ,Jig 4 President J. LUTHER SIEBER, '00 Secrelary and Treasurer H. REY WOLF, '09 Page Tl11C1'lly-Jive

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O .R , mi mi O - 1.1.51 President PROP. E. A. GRUVER, '92 Vice President PROF. W. J. Guzs, '93 Vice President Rav. DR. JOHN J. YOUNG, Vice President GEO. W. KESSLER, '08 New York-Gettysburg Club Oganizecl Nov. 8, 1898 Philadelphia-Gettysburg Club 921 . ' . s i O, ,, 4 - President '- 'd isif ir - 51' PRESTON K. ERDMAN, 68 1 ire:-xg -'. .1 - .. . we w 1 .ff . . -I- ' ' 3 , yeas. ff ' Vice Preszdents .- 3 .41 s- .AV -: , Egg.-,.ge 'T'T'iEE ' mfg HON. DONNER BEEBER, 74 I1 -z,.x 'i' ,: Ar, ' FQ 'fi Wi l ' , .jfs ,gi 'EQ 1'!544ff55 'Rg 3313.-.,. DR. M. B. I-IARTZEL, 74 .W 1 -V 1 V- - lib. 1 , DR- IVI- H- VALENTINE. 82 96? t I.-Fi Q E!.jgQf.j,v2-a'.gig5g.gM...341'-j-. 1,1 Secretary and Treasurer EL ',:7li2Ql'if'Hf,fi' in ' n:'Vwt '7 1-HiM'f7 ' , ' List-U Y. .Ipj f-if - VICTOR FRX, ESQ., Ol R ' .nn-11 gui-1 'v- Page Twenty-six ' J-f6:g.f:iq,' ., ' ' S 4 I Q