Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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Pianist Iasf ull VICTOR EARL ,XMSILXCIIIER ---- - - York, Pa. Prepared at North York l-ligh School3 Philo3 Class Baseball C253 Scientific Foot- ball: York County Club: Class Custodian C353 lrlonorable Mention Junior Chemistry3 r.lSC2lCl1111g3 Y. M. C. A.3 l.Lll1llCl'2lll1 Scientilic. CLINTON XYILLIAM BlE.XRl'5, E A li - - - - - Gettysburg, Pa. Prepared at Gettysburg High School3 Class Baseball C253 Varsity Baseball C353 Sophomore Banquet Comnntteeq Pittsburgh Chemistry Prize3 Chemistry3 1V1ethodist3 Scientilic. CLAUDE FR.-xNc1s BEEGLE3 E A E - - - - - Gettysburg, Pa. Prepared at Juniata Preparatory: Varsity Football Cl, 2, :Sli Captain C4, 553 Basket- ball C2, 3, 45: Class Baseball Cl, 253 Basketball C153 Captain C253 Sophomore Band3 Chemistry3 Lutheran3 Scientilic. CLYDE LOXVER BREAM, bl A E - - - - - - Gettysburg, Pa. Prepared at Gettysburg High Schoolg Freshmen Banquet COllll'llllfllCCI Junior Prom, Associate Business Manager 1914 Spcctrumg Undecidedg Lutheran, Classical. RAYMOND LENNVIS C.-XRBAUGIAI ----- Biglerville, Pa. Prepared at Stevens 1-lall3 Track C153 Junior Classical Footballg Undecidedg Re- formed3 Classical. CHESTER l:'RANEIN COLEMAN, GPA-K9 - ---- Steelton, Pa. Prepared at Steelton High School3 Scrub Football C153 Class C153 Class Basketball C153 Sophomore Bandg Undecided3 RCfOT111GLlQ Scientilic. FREDERICK BOWMAN DARE, CD K KI' ----- Harrisburg, Pa. Prepared at Stevens Hall: Varsity Baseball C253 Class Football C153 Baseball C1, 253 Sophomore Banquetg Junior Promg Sophomore Playg Insuranceg Lutheran3 Scientilic. NORBIAN EDWARD DIEHL, CIP A C9 ----- Clear Springs, Md. Prepared at Mercersburg Academyg Varsity Football C3, 453 Class Football Cl, 253 Basketball Cl, 253 Baseball C253 Assistant Business Manager Gettysburgian3 Sopho- more Band3 Y. M. C. A.3 Chemistg Lutheranp Scientilic. CARL C1-rEsToN DRE1BELB1s, fb K KP ---- Bloomsburg, Pa. Prepared at 'Stevens 1-lall3 Phrena3 Varsity Football C2, 453 Track C253 Assistant Mahager Baseball C253 Class Football Captain C153 Track C253 Freshmen and Sophomore Banquet Committee: Upper Class Rules3 Advertising Manager Gettys- burgian3 President 1912 Class C153 Student Council C353 Leader Sophomore Billlllg Sophomore Play C253 Y. M. C. A.3 Educationg Methodist3 Classical. EDGAR NICCREARXL FABER, CIP A C9 ---- - Gettysburg, Pa. Prepared at Steifens Hall3 Chairman Iunior Smokerg Assistant Business Manager 1914 Spectrum3 Reformedg Business3 Scientilic. CLYDE AUoUsTUs FASICK, fb A0 ----- Miftlintown, Pa. Prepared at Mintlintown High Sehool3 Phrena3 Class Baseball C1, 253 Football Cl, 253 Historian Cl, 353 Class President C253 Class Debating Team C1, 2, 353 Scrub Football -C1, 2, 353 Manager Varsity 1700111321113 President Athletic Association C453 Student Council C353 Sophomore Playg Sophomore Bandg College Band and Orches- tra3 Associate Editor 1914 Spectrumg Pen and Sword3 Y. M. C. A.3 Methodistg Pro- gressiveg Classical. Page Tnzentp-nine