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I oipk Cdiro. L R.ll k Moncr Pvt. - 9 • ? • 7 SPLCmiM t927- • OmCWL • PUBLICATION ■ OF • Tint • «JUNIOR • CLASC • • OF - GtTlV'snUEJC - CQULLGL GLTTvSPMfJC •PLNNSYL.VANIA- EACH CLASS' THAT IILI.P9 to rwt up the J?01L 01 SON? °f Cl riYSMC TEE9 IKEIP A9 • HOPE THAN A sum THAT PASSES in • TIIL MIGUT • • • • WHAT I HAT CLASS' DOTS POP Cl TTYSBUPG • WHAT CEIIYSD JPC DOES I OP IT • CGrtSTlTUTK ASOUPCE • • • • 01 CONUAMTLY IIT CPEACinc VALUE TO THAT CLA S......... TO PLCOPD m oppih wi rvtnrs that APE CALLED LI EE AT COLLEGE • ■ WJICEI in I.ATI P YEAP? WILL GLEAM Willi A BEAUTY YET imPlSCYMPED TO CATCH ADIT • • or- TTIL ELETTiriG spiprr or oup - COLLEGE CAYS • • TO MEMIOPIALIZE impress ions • MADE AMD PI CH AD TO Dll) IHTO THE BOTTOMLESS WEIL OF tlEHOPY • HAS DEEM THE PURPOSE OP THE Cl ASS OE '1927' Id THIS ITS DOOM ' ' ' ' ' N DEDICATING OUR • SPECTRUM TO OUR CLASS' MATE MRS.UANSON.WL PAY TRIBUTE NOT ONLY TO ADLAUTIFUL INELUENCI AND A • FRIEND OP GETTYSBURG , BUT TO ALL MOTHERS WHO HAVE SACRI' EICED FOR GLTTYSDURG • • • • IN MRS. El ANSON WEUAVL FOUND A CHRISTIAN EXAMPLE. A KINDLY E PI END. A LOYAL CLASS' MATE AND A TRUE GETTYSBURG IAN . TO PRESERVE LOR MEMORY . THIS E PI ENDS HIP ANP WHAT IT SYMBOL' IZES. WE DEDICATE THE 1927 SPECTRUM TO MRS. ELIZABETH • • PAINTER HANSON • • C-O-LIbIL; G-1L- Cradle of wen tcho Keek- they I now no ichat, Within thy walla han echoed many a tong. And many a oh from heart a that tony To know the meaning of it all. Sentinels like gods! tig da if and night Hearing the recreti of the soul a That march beneath their tight. ft'orksh ip of a thousand mind . Store room of mo many kind Of thonghtt. that grovel Mindly in thr tod— That mount thy toner and rrarh to (iod. A “Under mother with aching breati For fledgling fatten from the nr . A kindly father with bowed head For voice from the campui ted. Thou haul upon thy wall a frostm frerun. flat yet within thy hall a tummy smite. Sot Hire Iht laughing, jetting dintn. H’ho iloth hi grief xcith leering math beguile. Sunheawm steal through lace of tree , And dance om thit hallowed hall, tVhere poet, prophet, print and king Have often parted with thoughts of God. Board of Trustees 1 HIM) Hon. Samikl MrC. Swore 1893 John Wio.vu, I).I). - 1890 John B. McPherson 1897 William A. Shipman, D.D. 1899 CII ARLES F. StIPKL - 1899 Henry II. Weiii, I).I). 1902 CmARi.ru Bach, M.I ., Pm.I). 1907 Martin 11. Bikiilkr - 1907 llo.x. K. William Bmkam I1KI7 Alphei Edwin Waonrr, D.D. 1908 William L. Gladpkltkr 1908 Frank K. Coltin 1908 John F. I)Arr .... 1908 Gkokue H. Ki nklk, M.l). 1910 William A. Omnour, Pm.I)., LL.I) 1910 Charlk J. Fit 1910 Hi rton F. Bloi'oii 1918 Hon. Lcther A. Brewer 1911 Frederick H. Kmrel. D.D., LL.I). 1911 Percy I). Hooter. M.l). 191S Lbmuib M. Kaiei-max, M.l). 1918 Hamaky C. Millkk 1910 John B. McAlister. M.l). 1917 Jeremiah Zimmerman, D.D., LL.I). 1918 Loris S. Wkavch, M.D, - 1921 Harry C. Hoffman. M.l). 1922 Ciiarler T. Lank - 1923 Hknrv W. A. Hanson, D.D.. LL.I). 1928 (iRORl.R II. lIlMMEL Gr tty sbu rg Haaleton Boston. Mass. - John a town Pittsburgh • York Philadelphia Baltimore. Md. Gettysburg - GeUyiburg - Spring Grove Bedford Harrisburg IlarrUburg Chicago, III. Pittsburgh Harrisburg Cedar Rapids, la. - New York City - Waynesboro Kauffman's - Philadelphia Harrisburg Syracuse. X. Y. York - ConiM'llavillc Nrw York City Gettysburg York Officers John F. I)aff Hon. Sami kl McC. Swope Percy I). Hooter, M.l). Gettyssiro National Bank Pretidenl Vice Pr cudent Secretary - - Treatnrer 18 Hknky W. A. Hanson. M.A.. 1)1).. LL.D. President of Gettysburg College A.II.. Ku a..kc Collefe, 1901; M.A.. Roanoke Cotlfft , 1901; 11.1).. C.etty.bur Seminary, 190 ; D.D.. OrttyOuanr Colle , 1918; KJUD„ l.afayrtte Colle , 1 15« LL.D., Hucknell I'nl- venltj. 1925; Studied at I,eipaic Berlin Halle, (iermane, 1904 09; Paator, St. Luke' l.utlwntn CtiurHt, Pltt Jiur fc. PrtuueUanU. 1909-13; Paator, Meaalnli Lutheran Oiurrh. llarrMtur . PrnntvIvanU, I9l:i-21; President of (Jetty 4 ur College, 1923 . ♦ B K. K ♦ K. Scabbard and Itlaite 19 Piui.ir Mclanciitmox Hiklr, D.D.. Ph.D. Pran and Prarton Profr$tor P.mrritouM of the Latin Language and Lit r rat nr r A.B. Gftljiburir t’ollfgf, IN«6; B.D., dfUriburi Theological Seminary. 1 49; Ph.D., Roanoke Cullegr, i) I . (Jetty btl rg 1914; Pmfe wir of Mathematics nd l.ntin, York CoHljr Academy, IW6- 7: ProfrtMir of l.ntin and Greek. North ('«mlliu Collrgr. HW9; Vtav Prin -i|«l I «ithrrvillc, Female 8raim ry, |Mfit-?i|( Graduate Work, Dartmouth, IR7S-7I; Ockerslwtuacn I’roffwor of ChrUn, (irttyi.- burg Cidlege, 1 7 4-H|; Prarhon ProflMUf of Utln language Mil I .iterature, Gettysburg College, IhM-; IVan of (irttynburf College. IhhW; F.ditor of the Pennsylvania College Monthly, 1 76-94; aUo I .ut hr run (Quarterly, | 0-|9(r7s Author of “Faraday, the Scicntht nnd Christian, Jmm tlie Son of God, “P.durutlng Young Men for the Ministry.” and other honks; Member of the Amrriniii Philological Society. ♦ It K. 1 X. K K K (Dartmouth) CtUlLn Fixlkv Saxukr . A.M., l).l). Profrttor A.II., (iettvtbutK College. INK; A.M.. Geltvshurg College, lHt S; B.D., Grits t|.urg Theological Seminary. 1 95; D.D., La- fayette College. 19!4; Studied Philosophy ami Allied Subjecta, Tnherstty of Idptir. Omuny, 1906-06; Translated a number at IhnAi. In Philosophy ami Kalueutlon; Member of the Ameri- can Sociological Association i Director Gettysburg Summer Schoolj Profeaaor of Phllo o|thy and Kducution. Gettysburg College. 1906-21; Willlaui Bittinger Prvfesaor of Phiba ophv. Gettysburg College, IP2I-. ♦ B K. K ♦ K. Karl Jtwcrii (imuN, Pn.I). Proff tor PhD., Johns Hopkins. IM9i Iteeelved Collegiate Kduca- lion in the Gymnasia of Wrrthelm anil Tnuberbi«rhnf heim, Germany; Studied nt St. Jerome’ College, Canada, IW -IWP, Borne, Italy. IHH9-91. Springfield, III., 1 01-92, Gettysburg Tlieoiogical Seminary, 1H92-M, John . Hopkins. 1 96-01; Mem- ber of tlie Americnn Oriental Society, The Modem language Association. Americas Dialect Society. Thr Society of Biblical l.ltemture and F.scgrsis, dr Allgemrinrn lieutaeben Spracb- terrtna; Authors Pn fr or of German languagr and Utera- turr. Gettysburg College. 1906-. + H K. 20 .Inu IIai ttman Instructor I'nivmll) of Berlin, 191 21; l‘ ufd State Kumlnntiun, Merberg. I.eljvdc. 1923; Teacher of tl r DruUehe Olwrwhule mid Ldirrnrmlnar, Dresdrn. 1922-23 j lnstrwlur in Grrman In Getty rt burg College, 1 24-. Philip Melaxcthox Hiklk. ! .! .. 1 M.I). Professor Emerttu Joiix (inAr ( lkxx, M.A. Professor A.II., WnJfjtn I’nhersity. 191 : M.A, Vnlrrui I'nirer- sltv 1940; Graduate work, Princeton I’nlverrity in candidacy for I’h.1).; Instructor in Greek «ml 1 «tin. Mrrreptburg Acad- emy, 1918-19; Instructor In Greek, Dlckinvon Seminary, 1 20- 211 Instructor in I alin, Polytechnic Preparatory Omnlrr liar School. Brooklyn. 1921 21: Classical Society of Ihf MkWIf At- Unlic State : American Philological Astorlatlon; Author of MThe Dramatic Art of Sophocle ; Prufennr of I .«tin. Grttya- burg College, 1924-. Albmt Hit. i. if rimer, Pii.l). Professor AH.. GtHydwrn College, 1906; A M. Princeton Cni ver- sify, 1 10; Pkb.. Princeton Unirmity, 1911; Tutor. Stnen UII, 1906-08i Graduate Study, l.’nhcrsity of Penntrlvania, 19t«o : Princeton University, 1900-12j Ntnbrr uf Hie Amrrl- cun Philological Society: Franklin Pro few or of Greek laui- guagr «ml I .iterature, Gettysburg College. 1912 . Pen and Sword. ♦BK.TKA,:X, Milton Hfnuv Valentine, A.M.. I .I). Profet tor A.B.. GcltyUiufi College, |HH2; A.M., Gettysburg College IhNS; ll.I).. Gettysburg Theological Snoliuiry. IW7; D.D.. Get- tysburg College, 1902: Partor of Trinity ’ I.uthrntii Church, Bedford. IV. Messiah Lutheran Church. Philadelphia. Pa., 1 K N9; Rdltnr Lutheran Ohvnrr. |k 9 1914; Amanda Hu i ert Strag Professor of Fjiglish Bible and History, Gettys- burg College. 1914- Pm awl 8word, ♦ It K, ♦ T X Knu ini Hk.nrv Sehmt, Pii.I). Profrator of Romance lM ifna jrt A.B., JoKsik Hopkins University, 1H11; Ph D„ John5 Hop- kina University, 1914; Johnson Scholar, John Hopkins Uni- vi-rally, 1990-231 Lecturer. Comparative Philology. Bryn Mn«r CoUfjir, 1914 IN; KdJtor of “'11m- Complete Vocabulary for the lleilnnd and tlw Old Saxon Qwildr; Prafouor of Romance I-sngoogrs, Gettysburg College 1922-. II K. 11 i:nin:iiT G. IUmMR, A.B. I nat met or A.B, Dickinson College, 1919; Inal ructor In Prench and Spanish. Troy Conference Academy, Poultney. Vermont, 1919- 20; Instructor In French and Spanish. Wheeling High School, 1990-231 Instructor in French and Spanish, Gettysburg College. 1922 2d: Instructor In French, Univrnity of Porto Rico, 1938- 24; Graduate work, Johns Hopkins University. 1928$ Cmduate work, Columbia University, 1924; Instructor in French and Spanish, Gettysburg College, 1994-. 4 H K. HAi.ru I.kic Hankiv. A.M. Inatrmctor A.B, Gettysburg College, 1919; A M.. Gettysburg College, 1921: Graduute work at Princeton University and Univerwte de Grenoble; Instructor in Frrncli and SiatnUh, tiettysJiurg College, 1929-. 22 Thomas Lician Climb, Pm.D. Profettor A.II- Hounoke College, 1911; A M., PHnorton University, 1012; Hi I). UnUervlty of Virgin in. I92:i; PmfesMjr of Kn- gtt h, Midland CoUrpe, Premoot. Xebrntkii. 191.V 20; tnatrar- t ir In Knplish. University of VirpInU. 1921 22: Profwwr in Hummer School. University of Vir nk 1922; Assistant Pro- fanor of K-nptish - im! A r punient n lion. Gettyaburp College. 1922 24j Mnmr of the Asportation of American University Professor : Head of the English l)r|uirlmnit. Gettysburg Col- lege, 1024-. ♦TA.TKA. (ikomii Savlor Wabthicx, M.A. ;t iatant Profrttor A.H- University of Virginia, 1021; M. A. University of Virginia. 1022; Gmduutr work. Harvard. 1024; Inui ructor In English. Gettysburg CoW fr. 1024-. t B K. Francis ('LAinoMxe Ma-ox, M.A. I mat ructor B.A., University of Virginia. 1021; M.A. University of Virginia, 1022; 1. A . Harvard. 1024: Instructor, Unlvrrsfty of Virginia. 1924 24; William mid Mart Summer Session. 1924- 25; Writer of Poems ami regular contributor to ,rhc l.yric, Prrsonalist. and Braithuaite's “Anthology of XlfailM Verse ; Instructor in English, Gettysburg College. I025-. ♦ K K. ♦ A K, O A K. 2 U. Ccount: WlUIKOTON Smith, A.B. I nat ructor A.II- Gettysburg Collepe, 1924; Instructor in English, Get- tysburg College, 1924-. Pen and Swonl, Blue Crocodile , ♦ H K. K K. 4A0. Fiiank Hkmrv kmuru, Ph.I). Professor A.H., Gettysburg Colkfc, |tl4| A M , University of Penn sytvunk , 101 cl x 1 1 . D., University of Pennsylvania. 1990; Haul • f the Commercial iJepartusrnt. West Chrttfr High School. lUliaOj Sew Seoul Manter, 1914-20; Bov flemrt Work. I 7 ; Assistant Pnvfesaor of Kducntioo. IWfJ-.fl; Professor of F.iIii- ration, Grttvsburg College, I92I-; Pen ami Sword. tiK, K ♦ K. ♦ 2 K. Jhomk C. JiCKMix, M.A. .Is sis tool Professor A.B., Th rl College. It IS; United Staten Naval Heserrea Forces, 19IH-I9; graduate of Theology, Chicago Lutheran ! l inlty Srh(N |. 19 1; M A. University of Wisconsin. 1928; Pastor. Washington Park loithrran Church. Milwaukee. Wl constu. AoMiuil in Kducational Psychology, Univer- sity of Wisconsin, I922-23; Assistant Ul P.dwratloii and Pliiloso- phv, Gettysburg C ollege. IW1, 4 AK, K ♦ K. O K X Komi:nr FohtknbjUoii. M.A. Professor A.H, Gettysburg C ollege. 1914 Gettysburg Theological Seminary, 191«; Graduate Student. Sjrwcuie University, 191« 20; Teaching Fellow In Sticiology unit History. Syracuse Uni- versity. 191 19; M A., Syracuse University, 1 20; Pastor, lai- thrran Church of the Atonement. Syracuse, N. Y„ I' lu .1; Instructor in Sociology, Syracuse University. 1J9U-21; Assist- ant Professor in Sociology, Syracuse University. 1921-28; Ade- line Sager Professor of History, Gettysburg College. 19 3 : Member. The American Historical Association. The Associa- tion of History of the Middle States and Marvlaiid. ♦ K ♦, A TO. Humis S. S nr, Ph.D. Professor A.B-. University of Minnesota. I9v 7; Graduate work.. Uni- versity of Vh xiit |ii and Cornells Ph,D.. University of Penn- sylvania, 1910; PrufesESor. Cornell University, 1910-21; Mem tier, American Keonomlc Society, The American Political Sci- ence Society. Tile National Municipal league; Professor of P.comtmicM and Political Science. Gettysburg College. 1924. 34 a .Iame Allen Dkhius, M.A. .tssistant Professor A.B.. (irttykUurir CoHejrr, 19U5; M.A., icttydnir ('ollepe; tir.nl lit I.- Work in Bacteriology. t'nUendty of Pennsylvania, 1012; Graduate work in (Sett) sbur Colley. 1006-07; Assistant in Chemistry. Grttyaburjr College. 1007-15; A «aidant Professor In Chemistry, (Srttysbur College, 101 -. XX. Joiix Allkv Smerm, M.S. Instructor B. , Gettysburg College. 1921 ( Graduate work in Chemis- try, M.S.. Gettysburg College. 1922; Laboratory Assistant In Chemistry, Gettysburg College, 102I-. Okohoi: Diehl Staiilkv, M.D. Professor Emeritus AJL. Gettysburg College, 1HT1; A.M-, Gettysburg College. 1W5; M.D., I’nivrraity of Penney I vania. 1«I5; First Assistant Physician, Slate Hospital for Insane. 1 lurrithurg, 1 75-97; Specialist in NeTVMM IHmsmi, Piston. IHH7-N9; Professor of Physical Culture and Hygiene. Gettysburg College, Grarff Professor of Ilkilogy, Gettysburg I «dirge, 1 92-1920; Follow of the Arnrrlcnii Association ftir the Advancement of Scirncr and the American Public Health Association; Medical Dimetor, (iettysburg College, I920-. Pen and Sword; ♦ M, ♦ K ♦. Robkkt Pmck Makhii, Pii.I). Professor B.S., New York Cnlvrrslty; Graduate work, Hotgrrs; ta cliar r of graduate plant jditsiobogy laboratory, Kuteers. 1922- 24; Ph.1)., l(utgcr«; Fellow of the American Association for thr Advancement of Srienrr; Mrmlrcr of the Botanical Society i f America; Thr Physiological Section of thr Botanical Society of America. The American Society of Plant Physiologists; Charles II. Graff Professor of Biology, Gettysburg Collrrr. 1924- - X, i K i: 26 w AiriRD OciUK.s- A.B. Instructor B., Prrshy trrlan ('ollrfre, South CuoilHi 1W$J InMtVT- tor in Hlolopy. lettv shur r Coilffr, IW . X ! ♦. lloRACR St I IIUIH t'llLF.H, Profraaor A It,, Mm Hopkins I’nivcrsity, 1 01; PIi.I .. John . Hop Win L'nivendty, lous; Prlioir of the American Phthictil Sv- ciety; Fellow of the Association for thr Aduamuffit of Sci- ence, I. Socktr Y'runcnlse de Phyviijtie. Mrtnlire a Vie; Mem- ber of thr Optk l Society of America; Member of Amerienii Mathematical S e4ety ; Member of American Mathematical A - •■xHation; Member of the Association of I’nivcrsity Professor of Arm-rii'N; I .o I juratory Instructor, John Ho|tfciti I’nlvrr sity, 1 03-99; Instructor in Northwestern I'nUrrdty, l 9ti-97; Instructor. l'nivendty School, llultiiuorr, MtL. 1 97-1902; Pn - frwtor of Physic . Vale t'nisrnity, I9u i 23; Head of Dejiarl- meat of Phj sics, C Jettysbur (olleire. 1923-. 4 B K, 2 2. Gkokof Hkicii Milleh, M.S. AaaiaiaHl Profrator U.S., Gettynh«rif (olleire. 1919; M.S.. ( etty burir («illrpe, 1921; Assistant In Physics, tlettynhurjc (Y lle|re. 1919-21; In- structor in Physics. irttvstmrjr olk r. 1921-22; Mrmlier of the American Physical Snrirtv; Assistant Profrssor in Physics, (irttyshurp ('ollepe. 1922 . K 4 K. ♦ K ♦. 27 Richard All KM Arms. I'm.I). Prof ft tor A.B., I'minus CoJIfjtr, I {Mil: PK.IK. I'nitmlly of Penn- sylvania. ltlTt Professor of Matliraiatir , Juninta College, 1017-19; Instructor in MsthrnufH Uoirmity of |Vnn«ylu- nlu. I9I9- 0; Member of the American Mathematical Skieiety and Mathematical Association of America; Alumni Professor of MathrnutK Hettysburjr College. IM Cit arlkn Pail Cessna. M.A. .ittittanl Profettor A.B.. (Jetty tburg (ollcjre. ISIS; M.A., (Jettysburjr College. 1917; Inatruetor in Physic , (Jetty nbtirir Colle e. I9IS-18; As- sistant Professor in Physic , (Jetty «burg College. I0UM9; In- structor in Mathematics. ( sr Sct on| of Applied Science. 1010- 21; Aulitant Prufeauir in Mathematics, (rettvshurjr College. 1WU +1 K, K ♦ K. Carl Wallace Mi nshowkr, B.S. I mi ructor BA, (Jettysburg College, IfH; Instructor in Mathematic , (Jetty-l ur College. IWt-i Pen and Swonl. Scabbard and Blade. Blue Crocodile . 1 A K, I X A. i Frank Hollinolh Cum, Pii.l). Prof rt tor A IV. Midland College. IW.-; PK.D.. Johns llo,41ns Uni- senity, 1 97; Scliolar. Johns llopkln Cnivrmity. Inrih?; Fellow, by courtesy of Johns Hopkins University. 1W«; Pro- fessor of Mathematics, (Arthope College. InMi-tM ; Member of I hr American Academy of Political and S.w l SdOKC, The American Mathematical Society, and Certified Member of tlie American Association of Knginrrrt; Professor of Civil Kn- ginrering. Gettysburg Colege, It It -. B II, ♦ T A. 29 1 Rrnoi.ru ltofti:N«TKxm:L, M.M.K. Proferor II.8.. Uahrcntty . f WiMunsln. IMNi M M I'. Cornell U l- rrrrily I9lii Instructor i f Mechanical P.ngineering. Michigan , I . I,IKW4I; It -• I. . f i. .. I I I. n- • r ing. Oklahoma Agricultural and State College. Fellow in Knginerring. Slldey (‘«llruf. Cornell, I9IM 2( Su r intendent. Kiiginerring Department, Bryant und Stratton Col- lege, Buffalo, 1912-17; Auncutr Member of the American in- stitute of Fleet rim I Hngim-rriug; Professor of F.leetrkal and Xlea’IuinU'al Knginerring, Cle-tt College, I! |k Calvin (.iliikht Krkn. B.S. .taaiataut Profctaor B.S., in C. F_ Urltyiburi 1920; Graduate Student, Uni versity of Michigan, DidNinn «if Highway engineering «nil Highway Transport. 1923-j Instructor in Civil engineering, Gettyabsirg, 1921-19 2 ; Assistant Professor Civil engineering. Gettysburg, 19 24-j Member of Tin Society for Promotion «if P.ngineering education; University Contact Man. Highway Research Hoard. National Research Council; Member of Per mnnrnt International Hoad Congress Association. £ A F Hkbtham Hannon Sai.tzrr, H.S. I nat ructor B.S., Pennsylvania Stale College, 1921; Mechanical en- gineering Staff, llethlrlicm Steel Company. Sterllon Plant; In- tru- lor in Medianical engineering, Grttrsburg College. n Samckl ClANurii Thompson, Captain U. S. A. Prufetaor B.S. Mississippi College, 1915; Graduate Infantry Spe- dalty School, Clatoecv. France. IRIS; Regular Army, 1917: A. P.. F.. JWtli Infantry, Srvetith Division. 19IN-I9; Commandant of Cadet and Professor of Military Scirisce and Tactic H. O T. C., No. Ill ; Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactlm, Gettysburg College. 1922 24; Professor of Military Science and f«(tk . fieltysburg College. 19 24-. a F. in KMT Harrihox Muoxr, Captain U. S. A. .laaiataut Profeaaor A.R, I'nlvrniljr of TrtiftWMr, 1916; RrmiUr Array 9ith Infantry. 1 11-20; A. P F.. I l -I j Student at Harvard. 1 20-21. Hegulnr Army 31th Infantry. 1921-24; Ao,Utant Pnv fcaaor Military Science and Tactic . Grtty l urg College, 1924-. 14K.4UTK A. IIknmv Fkmktf.r Aliikkmjx, Technical Sergeant U. S. A. I Mat ructor HejnUar Army. 1 04; (omn U k oed OAcer. A. K. F-, 1 11-19; Captain. Infantry (Mborro R«mr Corpai Kr-ctili trd Technical Sergeant, 1 21; lixtnntor. Milita 17 Science and Tactio . Icliigh Cniverrity. 1921 251; Inatriartor, .Military Scl- rnor and Tart lea. Cietluburf College. 192:4-. ClVDR (il.RAKOV, PlI.M. Aaaiatant Profeasor PkII., CnhrtnNjr of Wlacomln, 1 22; l hM, Cnlvemlty of Wiaronain. 1 251; Aoidnnt lltractor of Philooophv, L’nlrer- ■Itv of Wueonaln, 1 24 24; AuUUnt Profcvtor of PI«ll. M.| l vt (irttyahurg College. 1 2.4-. ♦ A T. T K E. 31 Student Council Thin organisation is composed of representative from the student IkhIv. pr - portionntely distributed among the four rlaw . It is by fnr the most powerful l ody on the campus. in a much as Its oHu e i to stimulate activities, promote tu- dent interrsts, and foster such movements as are in keeping with the aims and ideals of Gcttyndnirg College. Prraidemi Halimi W. Kur Vier Preiident K. ('. Hilliieimeu Recording Secretary Ahtium S. Sipk Correa pond mg Secretory KiniAiio O. Kr.x Treasurer 8t w art H. Smith Mcatenger Ralph L. Bkavkh Johx M. Spkrbv Connelu's S. Thomas Alkmkd I. JoXE Rcmkll T. Ti cket Rjrilrr Koa J«w« lion nannUlr Ktrorno SslllliU Tribunal Tlic function of the Tribunal is to inculcate the principles of honor, truth. olMilirncr and respect for law in thr minds of the «Indents. especially the Freshmen. Detect inn of the offenders U left entirely to the student body. The offense •re reported to the Tribunal which meet In lawful assembly oner a week for thi purpose of hearing cases anil passing sentence. All offenders are punished at public imposition. And so successful has the functioning of the Tribunal been, that thr number of second offenses Is extremely small. Prrtidrnt Willi in II. H. Stftkxs Tier PrtMtdrmt Srcrrlmrf Kcnxktii Irony John F. Sallada Jack F. Croandalc I.nwis V. Host 32 Koiuiit II. Krona Am HKI I. Joxm •C-LA-'C-C-lL.-'C- ------------------ i Senior Officers Hai-tii W. Kiev Jons W. (hniis Srr tUtry Itulofia H ------------- Senior Class History Joy mingled with tlic «Ircjiest regrets brings me to the Uik of writing the lait ralleftiatr history «if the ('law of '2d. Four years have watched our endeavor under tin care of Alina Mater; four ream of tutoring and guidance have tilled our hearts with increased devotion for Gettysburg College and all that is Gettysburg. It Seems but a few step behind the I'resent that we came to college —but a few years. As we review the chronicle of events that have hel| ed us to leave at least a reHcctiun of our having been here, wc are awed at the progress of time. No longer must wr wear the traditional dink —lovely memories now -hut rather must we accept the rap and gown. One dors not realise how firmly attached he may hccoror to his Alma Mater as a result of his living with her for f«iur year . Friends, garnered for future enjoyment, bring a love with them that only college huddle ’ and pals' can bring. To leave them is prrhaps the saddest mission the graduate world can give us. Our Faculty, our Pfcxy, even Jo and Mcrvc will ever be a cherished memory. To leave college hurts us, hut with a pain that calls forth sweet reminiscences ami the pleasure of a long « onvale eence. It was fall, in 1922, when over two humlrrd youths mu relied through the gates of Gettysburg earn pus, and began their college careers. That was the ('lass of '2d. Our activities began hv subduing the Sophs in the traditional under-class events. Soon afterwards the debaters of 2tl became the champion talkers” of the «•ollegr. For three y« ar« our forensir artists have won the inter-class debates, an achievement unattainrd hr any other class In the history of tin institution. We lost Ui the Class of '27 in our initial «‘lass football contest, hut our quintet won the haskrthall laurels. The class banquet at the Huffman House in the spring recorded in our memories another ineffaceable event. On the diamond we lost to the Sopho- mores but not witluiut a great tight. In our se« oml year athletics wr won the football and basketball contests but lost the Tie-up event. Dramatics for us began with the presentation of Seven Keys to Italdpate. Our second class Ivanqm t was held at the Hoffman House in the spring. Knur inhering our defeat in haselmll the previous year we entered tliat fray with more determination and won. As Juniors wr edited the SfRCTRt’M, Inter rreognixr«l as a first class college achievement. The Prom followed in February and three of our idassmatr «rap- tured all honors in the Original Play Contest. Our last year found us applying mir senior efforts toward aiding the «•ollegr m effecting the Deferred Pledging System, advancing the Honor System and con- tinuing Sponsor work with the Freshmen. Wc saw the college begin its new buildings—a long dreamed of venture. So in bringing this history to a rlom , the class «Iocs «1 with sadness and with joy. We are sad for wr must leave college through graduation; we arc happy for having been a part of Alina Mater during the past four years. This is the last record of our class in the college, but beyond the «’arapus gates another world open her arms to u . nrvd as we go into them we take the name of Gettysburg with u —a jiart of us. r. John W. Ovthoii, Historian. I CAM-TON WILLARD IIAUDER il.S. In SCMHHUiCi Johnatown, S. Y. Prepared at Johuehtwn iyi School Intrr Kratm.ity (uuiM-il; Junior Eroni: Sophotnan Itanq.lri r« mltt e ; ln (II. (lt« FwCliall l ; toottull Manner («i. ♦ K H RAYMOND SYLVESTER BECK A.B. in II Ut on York Prepared ml II'e et Yurk llijth Schtevl Scalar SpotiM . IIMurtenl Aaorlntloa iv« Tnti-4 it. ii; V i lty Tra -k i : CIum Haw •oil (It; K.tppa I’M Kappa. t'rv lit«f.t •): Star (Mi. MILDRED CLAIRE BBITLEK H.S. in S|mni h C.Hty t ur r Prepared at (leltf bmr9 H,yh School (Un Ouli. Vire rre.Mei.1 (I); C.lrta' K-1. Society. Vk I’rwiiWnt S : irol .! MaMH«r W- Soplm mnrr May . V. W C A uMn (I). H A JOSEPHINE AII.I.ERN BENCE A.B. in KnjrtUli Marion Center Prepared ml Marina (’eater lliyk Scho d V W. C. A. Cabinet |‘r «|dent ( . I): like ('tub l . I'rvaMent ii. ilia Sii.in m. Vice FraaUtriit (' va siwin.i tbi.tr : aru- Muo.ti.HMi Sortetr; IIMor k til A.Mitlulkn : Inter Snrnrtti CouiiHI IS- «I; Mali.I. (lub i . . Senior Cberf Spnt.oir. r ♦ WILLIAM TAYLOR BIODISON ICS. in IIuiiIin-m. A tLuiiuUt ration Fraser Prepared at Wert I'heeler Hlph School Oetliatuirvliia Staff, llu.liw . Manam • : Sopi . more l U ; I 2 SrUTH 1 £ K EDWARD CHARLES IHIIIIHMI.il Il.S. In ( hrmiatrv Hrmllni Ptested at Headiaq High School lit.m. MntliroMth-al I'rii (1): Trni.U 1. •): ('.Iff (hit. il. Si. Mnnuaer • : l«rs Seu-mu; Student (our. (I 141; .Wi.Uiil In ClienWal |j l-.rn!«ry (•): CU Itono . (1. l . IX LYNN WII.Ill ltS BORTNKR B.S. in Electricul Knjrineerliir York Prepared at York t'aantf Academy Itlffe Trua.. A. A. E.: Yo t County fl.it.; amt Blade; Star dull. DALLAS P.DWYN BRUBAKER Il.S. in Mathrtnntioi Altoona Prepared a I Altoona lliyh School (lettj«Imirlail Stuff 1. S ti ; ('nation Bawl (1. • l 4 nur. m; HU.U-r (St; Brat Tax (Editor l : Sophomore flay: Sop ... Iktnqucl IbMatfttee; Blue Crwxalltca. ATI) j; JOHN CLARENCE BYP.K A.II. In Knjrikh Llttlntovn I'irparcti of .itllfftuu-H High School noiilKMMorr Elay; Ertmi OHiiniltlw. ♦ W AKItKN I.KROY Cl.ESS II. In KiifrlUli H«rrUliurir V. Nir. ml Hmrrichmrp Trrknicnl IIiph School toilet BUr-1 | . AK2 FRANK PAUL CI RPMAN A.R. In History Zullinjrrr Prepared mt ir i«AJ«yfua lliph School Hlrtr (Ml, PAUL UNINGER DALE II.S. In Engineering F.migxvillr Prepared ml York lltyh School A K 2 CARROL BERNARD DARLINGTON 11.8. in ChrmUtr? Wr4 Ckntrr Prepared ill Weil Chcitcr lliyh School It. I ltd (I); SndiiHnmr liny; «'rttrri.m Club DOL'GLASH ADRON DECKER 11.8. In CkrmUlry .l,.lu ., .hurg Prepared ml Johoiombmrp lliph School • In - EnuttmU (I. l: Putter ouiiulttre; Dmm M.)or ( ; l..rt (tub. HR X JOHN WELLER DICKEY H.S. In EdomUon Surorrtrt Prepared ml Sotmereel High School Utem H (t. Rtdlo Hub Erealrnt ; Sbbw nMM' 11 ib; ki |ipu I'M fc.ipt-i DAN IPX LESTER DIEHL II S. In Btivinr k Administration Soudrrtun Pee pored ml Somderlnm lliph School A T U KinviN CAKPP.NTKK Dll.!.Kit IUL hi CtotnMry New Holland, P . Prtpartd at .Yrnr «rai «A School RAYMOND EDGAR DOY1.K llJi In Kn rinrcriiift Piartnfe P r Mir i! at Ueltprbarp .Uadeuiy AmMiM Ua lnm« i; lu V It I. Rutiar Mi linear 1M Boot «i; V. M. t A I '.«MtiH; Oulnmir, ( nitiini-iuvinrnl Dui l‘i «r tin Committee; Imtnir- tor 4iHhr«l iinr Wwkni). i K S M A Hill A EI.I .AIIP.TH EPI.KY A.It. in KnpIUh Clellyoburjc Pnpml at tJrttjfwlmrjf lliyh School Y. W. C. A Cabinet l«. a. it; t'oJtil Krfuratlonal So i-trl : 4.lor Club it. s . KncH«b (lab I'rvaiiWtit. GEORGE .1 P.PI.P.Y It.S. In {-'.duration (m IIi ►.bur Prepared of Nhlppearbartt .Yoriwif School K.H.tt««II (I). K I K NORMAN IHVIN DRESS B.S, in t'hrmUtry l inr Grow Prepared at Plat Ur r IHph School Smlitiartl un l Blade; SIMer Arm RflUKD 'll RRA1 ri KSINOU It.S. Ui Knjflnrrrlntr Pair Harm, N. J. Prepared at Xeptaue lUyh School Y««Utant TraHt it. at; A.A.R. Swretary- trva.unrr •): Out amt Nl«htln a e. DKN HOWARD MKI.YIN KNGI.KIIAHT II.S. hi Economic Arrident, Mel. Prepared at Jeeideat High School I tinimii a l tl); Tat ( t; Inter Fraternity linin' Committee III. + A O JOHN PHANK PIPP. A.II. In History .Slirrwklmry prepared at ShreWebary Hiyh School Historical Aundntbm; (la IbAnt ill; School •nan C’lub; Dvtiatln Coanrit. FKF.DF.KICR QUAIL FILBKRT A.B. In KnjrtUli Anhum Priporrtl nt tfrttyhnrg .t« ttn y 1. tl: l.i- Kuothall t ; Var lt )• ♦ 1 K JOHN RAOUL C. ASTON II.S. in Knjrinrrrtnir l tillmlrl|Jiln fit btrr l lartifvl A. X. L MKItl.K IUSSKI. FUNK A. II. in (irrrk Itoonklmru, M«L l rrfutrt,i nt Itooniboro H it) t Srhnol Miflr Hub. HKLKN 4)11.A CAKDNKR A.It. in KiiftlKli York S| rlnp% f’r i trrfl nt York Spring High Srknot WAI.TKK McCARTNKY OARYIN A.II. in KnyliUi WillUmU.arr Prrpnmt nt nJIltloytlimrf High Srku 1 HOIHSKKS OSCAR CIKRIIARDT II.S. in Knirinrrrinjc Kockfnrd, III. PrrpOfrtl nt H'ny r«bi ro High Srhnot Viu-di IU.krfb4.il 1. . a. Cnptuln « ( Conch OM lln«krtNill 7m« (1. S. i; Ten iimI S «hl. A • (HAKIMS OKI IIF.H. A ll, N A. II.S. in Ciril KniriiMTrlfijr FaiHIrkl Prrpnrnt nt tlrttyrUmrg Jmtlemy Itittrur-lo Iu Mn-b nl.- l iJmwliijr: Amerb-xn A« fintlua of K«ikI«w.t ; 4 r M Club. TK ANNA LRONA HANKF.Y A.B. in KofrlUb (idf .bur; Prrparrtt nt tittty$t,mrg High Srknol i|« Club (41] i l ml NlfMInralr. JlrlC FjIucu tlonul Sorirt). I I- WII.IUR AlilN HARTER 5.8. in Huftinrvi Atlraini.stratiuci Vu| wnIUi|m ii I'ttpmtrd ml « A Sekaal Otto Club ||); Sa bmorv VI'«Hi i'ammltlrt : IUn I mi 11 Matiugor •). Inter PrutrniltV Council. X A K MII.I RKI HAKKIKT HAKT7.P.I.I. B.8. in Knitinuitn (idltihiirf 1‘rrfKtrnl ml Uellpthwrp lityh Schr A Ylw Pmi lr l lilrV Muinlimul Sorl ly; V. H'. C. . R A CH70TAV CHARLES ILASF.NFl'SS IIA In llutiiM . AtiminUtrullon l hlUdrl|khU VrrpmrrA ml llrtlyihmry .Irmtltmy Ctau rinMnil 111; Snpbonmro 1‘lur: Jwilnr Prom Srrub KuuUmll 1. « : ('!•«• Football II. ; YanMy IU.WIK.il ( |; (bw Kt4«lliill II ; (1m« Kn'Hull 1. t); Owl imI Nl|kli )f. zx IDA P.LI AltP.TH MARTI.KY A.It In MathrmalirH Gotti fcburjr I'rtpnml ml ellp l nrp llipk ArW lUrk' tibw Club I . Iarmlrr l : .Vvbmurr Plbf: Owl nn 1 NifMliw lr iMfmiblM l Ur CoMH -tutMkf . R A AKTHt'K HKNIII.KY HA. in P.njrinrrrinjr Knulhorc, Mil. VrtpmrtA ml Frmttbmrf llipk Srkoal Vanity KnUtloill 1 ; lb Bi-lmll ( , ): U IU«wtt ll (l. f): A A I'. ; InpbanHin Piny S « : K.on. First Mcutri.mit: Sr Mnir l ami Rl.-lr «X K GEORGE JAMES HIM. A.II. In PhikiMipli}- Cumberland. M L I’r pant! ml .tlltfktmjr Cmmmtp iyA 8cA«wf HI Hr Club; Commrrwetnmd Prufrnm tommitter: SniMwnl unit lllulr A K Z WII.BERT HORNER HOFFMAN ll.S. In KnylUh Ji4in town 1‘rrftmrrtl ml Jttkn l nen llipk Srkoml Srrub knoOull (I): CIm RumtImII (I. ); U- Ru krtbill (I. tl; C KMndn nt IW Cnunnii Uml Vkc Prr blrnt .S-lwolmnii nub i: Pt. u.oi So iMj It. II; n'lyliinw Work Committor X K Til El.M A I. A HIE HOLLIDAY H-S. in KromiHnbw Altoon tMtk Kdu.otbm.il Society; lilt Out. (I). 41 NUI I I AM kINOSI.PY Ifl NCKH II S. lit !!ioli rt Yumlrrgrift Prepared at II’. I . V.mmd ileltg l arg .leader Obt a«t jucl l umMillM (l ; CI m IlM.vrt.n (I. II ; Saphnmara lnr U : rtulin.„n | utfrr («unmltlrv dll ' rr l uitrr. PlMb ill; Howl l . t- K VKKA kADKI. A.II. In lirrrk (irltytlNirK Per partd nt ( • f(v . ry Utah Nrhaid V. W. C . A.; VUm I tou.tr. |. . • . DAVID JOHN' JfiNp.s C.K. In Ktiflnrrrinir Strong Prepared at Ml I'armrl High Srk ! V«M«) II. S. . I : am I Sword 2 X IHARI.F.S ROHF.KT kASF. A.II. in KnjrlMi Irt-wUtown Prepared at Letcietan« High Srh l V4Mltv IMmIInt II. t. K ♦ : ( hit. WmIi- i(a««aln IK felitur IKt «!•• w: U-r I’rtwlilrnl ; lirtt)■lurnriAn S, . I : Umlr . .. K.itHrr aimI Son iMy (nmiultlrr; AMtotai.1 fetltoi Ai R U fK s,,.U I’lu Out; Owl l Nixl.tincxU ; In lr Krnlrrnll; r.miuil 1t rr«t.lrrit |; UrNtttnf (nun. ll | mlilrn( • . Orwturtrul C ontort Hr • K Feint Slalr li.lrr.-olkvi.itr Ibt, I mI; Smiui.1 Orlclnnl PW 1 (— « • (I) knpfAi A lull . rrrxi lrnl Niirf Swonl ♦AO ; Kaii I i Tau •. lUur ( ««..111 .; frn C'ARI. I P.ROY KAUFFMAN A.B. in lirrrk MilRIntown I reparati at MljlimttiU--m High Srh d Yin I'rodilrnt MlnMrr1.il Awnnlluit. ♦AO PAUL JtMP.PII KF.I.I.KR A.B. in lirrrk Otirrtin Prepared at Hettgrkmrg .Irademg Y. M r. A. («Mitrl; I’rrdkot MlnUIrrUI AMOria- inm; IIm DrU.tr . C Htrrfc CM. WARRF.N I.l’THF.K KPINKR A.B. in KnflUh Klim. Ilk-. N Y Prepared ml HHemvitU High Moot ftfhamnet l U|; CIm l«rl..tr l .,.UIn Junior 11m IWwIr. IKI Sruni h; kun I’M Kt|fu. I.I.OYD BKNDF.K kINDIO B.S. in Mathrtnatio. SMckthlnnv Prepared at Mkirlekimmg Higk Sehnal. Hmmtimgtn Mille format Sekavt Unroll. CM. NS. IMIl.ORKS Kl. ASK A.H. In S|uinbh Anhlaiul I’ripariA rtf .iiktaad i«r4 $rkf vl (WrV KrlWHlinnrtl Snrirt), || RICHARD El HAY KOI'I H S. 1« llu tir« a AtlniiitiMlrnliofi Yorti Nr Salem Prepar'd at ll'rrf Y ark I iffh HrhtMtl (ii« IUo+mII fl. VI; Inter Knlmillj ('mwll U. I); Junto I'ruB Comnilttr-e. 1 K 1 ROSCOK GREY klsri.K.lt ll.S In Cliraniatry Garret at Mftrrdnt tyA Hckaal I.Iin««In Club. HICHAHD HKKKIKY KHISSIXGEH H.S. in nmtiMn' Berlin f’rrpmrrd «if fterlim lipk Srkonl flu™ Irmmmrrr (I); ll « ItoWull (I. fl: In«true- Inc in Stain Hit; K.ip l hl KnpfM ♦ A ♦ EDMUND I.IKTH KITZMEYKK Ml in PtiUuaopky Brooklyn. NT. Y. r jMir««f nf firaatm yA SrUn.,1 4 r K CHARLES DAVID KLINGER A.B. in Greek PilUburfli I’rrfiartif at Arad my Cfctlrinan Soptaaourr Bannurl 4 «munltlrc; Juator l-rnm f ami antler: claw Inotball «): CUa Ra« kHImll 1. f ; 4Hr« (I. II: ruh VmA iMll II. . • K N GEORGE WUXI AM KURTZ Rjl in Klertrlntl Knglnrrrlnif I ««limiMn 1‘rrfmrrd at I'alamttia llipk tirhmd X.A.K.; Kiulio 4 Iwb. MELVIN HENRY I.AATS4 II .B. in PnJilieal Science Kant Point, (’mi. Prrpartd at Jiariit Aradrmy CUa IktMlr l); IMmllnff C«mnr|l: Oraltiriral Cna- Ini: S«r|iln.ii«ifr DiiMuii ••«nmittrr. ('«anarare rural lUy t n«rani ( ommltter; (U« Sti rHur (41; llimtrr.iMr Mention MiiMenrer Krr«l iiiiin I’rlir. Samuel «Urver Latin l rt«r; Cltarlr V Ha Irr I.atln Prlw (I): tin Honor (1, t, 41; l itln Tntar III; 11 i-r «. u 1 «« m « tv.r.. MltiMrrlitl A •o-iatlon. Y. | . A ri.l Beta kappa: Star 4 kill. - ki- a E 4.1 AKNnl.l) Cil.KN I.ANSBKRRY A.II. in Knirlifth ClrirArld at ('Unrjltlti lllpk Srhmml «M. i|. . .• , Muil lrrl.il ABMridtlMt: HI toil. «I A—.Intl.x.. f «ll l. (Tub; V. M A.; Star Clui . BERNARD NATHANIEL UR8BN BA In Clwitiittry Rrdvrn, Canada f'rrfnrrd ml Prm run K ♦ K CHARLES FRANKLIN LEACH lliMlimi A (limit Mr I inn Uminitr Prepartd ml llellpthmrp .lemdrimp Track Manager •). 2 A K PA IX KIC AM Kit I.K AT 11K KM A N A.II. In (‘hrtnUtrr tlnramrUtnun Prtpmrmd ml V st min Ur Itipk Srhnml Hlltr Tram l . «I: «la Knot Mil («): CImm. H «r«. ill V) : V kc I'rr- Irnl; KUW rink. «I R FRKI) Mil.ArGHI.IN 11.8. In CbrmUtry H I. nan dm Vr rond ml HUutmrtmrp llipk Scknvl Criterion Club DANIEL EDMl’ND MANGES A.II. In («erman llarrtd.ury l r pm rut ml Hmrrithmrp Ttrkmirml SrhonJ Manaccr Rlftr Tra III: Scrub CnotNill 1. « : «'In- Kw4lmU 1. t blftc Tea- 1. l . 2 K STANLEY SCHAFFER MANIFOLD A.H. in Kn IUIi Mnnrhntrr PrtpmrtU ml Pmlmprm tlffk Srko tl «.aw Rami 1. X. . «); I'l . Kn-MII 1. tit I In- ttaakrlliall (I. f . S K Z OEOlUiE ROWERS MWSINIKFKK II..H, in Chrmidrjr Baltimore. MiL Pfpmrt4 ml HmHimnr ('Up ('mlUp «•aW- Itnnri (f. X, •); CoHner OrrlaMr i|, «•: Sl lrnl IHio I.m of «Wirau • A K 1 KM NOR MYRA PKTBRS A.B. In Krrofh (iurnuri Pre pared at Uearfe School V. W. C. A.; Co-Kd Mural imiul S..W) . Cl« a llunitr . li : l t ll Itrla kappa. !'♦ ALFRED I.RNIIART MAMMAS ILH.Inlliulnn.« AdminUt ration Baltimore. Md. Pwunrf ml llaltimvrr CRy ClWlf !• • Mini ; A-MuiH HnnAetball Manum (I. t, ; VaraM? kt4fllwll Manaovr 41. ♦ K ♦ WILLIAM NORMIS MKI.I.OR B. S. in Knihncrniifr We t (’hr lrr 4 H'nl Charier H it) h School A.AJL: S i-rrt n TmtHiirr Radio Hub 1. 4): Inatrnrtor In fkyukn Laboratory • ; Wurnrn Club. HAROLD BLAIR MINSK R A.II. in Knjflivh Waynesboro I’rt pmnd ml Wayneehoro lliyh Srftoof A«Mnat Mltor Cjmiimmi Bawl (I); hlllM l 41M I on non tlmwl l : n V f OerltrMra ill; I Hr I anil Nt«Mla lr . a. Ill l0N Srnma; Chairman fmter CommttUw il. 1); Him- Irormlklm ♦AI JOHN WARD OSTRI M 104. In IhMtnvtM .| ninW4ratkm MbblMonn. N. J. Prepared ml Middle! U'M tltyh School 4 Imliman Sopboinnr flay l aaualll r; Sopluumii ' riay Ca«t; ih I «ml M(bll«f«k: IW SrvmnM; Junior from tnaullto; Cmm Debate (t): A •ia«nl iMxilr Manaavr • : Mvoml flare rl«tr. l fla I onted im . first flare 4 : Claaa IlHtorlan . C1«M Hunon f ; Muwrr Original flay ('untol III; Wlna r Mullrr « liay CwM; Ouin man IVnn Mute flay Committee («I: fena State IntrrruUrciate flay Ca«l II); fen anil Sworil; Blue 4 rnxatllr . 1 A K SAMI'KI. LKSI.IK 1 11 IUJ 1 1 V It S. lit HatiiM-t ihnlnUtrati.in QrMMMtlr Prepared ml flreemcartle IIiyi School Rmlarn Manturrr l XU jiniraia; I‘imitatio Malta err 4«etti■e«aryl.tr : t«W nl lln r nll M.ivovr Hi; 4 la Tmiwirr 0 1 Co«r e llarwl |. f. I. ). ♦AH WILBl'K I.KVI I'l.ANK B.S. In Electrical Knjrineerinjr Gettyaburyc Prepared ml llellyehary High School iMrurtor In Knctnorrinr • ; H.ll.TA . (I. t. k. Captain Ox A. • : A.A R 1. t. . ITutlwt ; Rifle 4 luH l. I. Il; Ca«ttain ami Man «r r of Rifle team (I); frmltWnf Mute Club (4); Knilm Hub; Craft dab. WILLIS ELLIOT RAMSAY A.B. in Political Science York Prepared ml York lliyh School Clurn freableut ill; Yarally IWmlr |. t. . I): 4 la . IMuIr 1 1; Inter fraternity 4 onnrll . 41; Stplawnf flay ; 1 4 frlrr flay; licttystoartlnn II. Ill Itt4 IMIM H. T K A. ♦ r A 4ft nil M AUI COLKM N REAM BA In ChrraUtry Jnhnttown Crtpan-d at Jokmttnvm llipk Srkoot Claw Honor i|. IK Inter Fraterni! Count-CI (I. Killr (lab IK; l-UCWr iml Inmi lint («Hiunltto Mi: Kappa I la k ppi K X HA I.PH WIII.IAM HICK BJi. In BuMne Aila tiil tr Uun Cumber ImmiI. Mil Vr Mirn mt .HUpktup Count p IHpk Srboool I'lm Football (I. Captain IK CM Vlor t‘re btrnt III: l'U« Mirrlmi Ml; StmWnt tribu ! it. « : ■Crabir SpoiiMir: MikWI («anili itrvaoirvr I. rn «blr t IK Vtm and Ikronl ♦AO ( IIAHI.KS LAWRENCE RRBt'CK BA in Bkilop ' llarriktmrK I're pat tit at M• rrerthurp .trmtemp ♦ K ♦ HISSKI. BKAIH.KY KICK A.B. in Cimrk l.r Gorr. Mil. I'rrpmrrd at t-'mterifk IHpk tteknoi MmMrHal 1.nvI.hm ; Itifc I'tuK; Ma lb Club SroMl Oub. JOHN KAMI REED A.B. in KaglMi Ohrrlin Frtporrtt «I fJeltpthmrp .Iriwbmy Frodi V Cabin !: MlnMerUI AawieOim: V. M C. .; Kuah-I. Club . . cntrnon CMh. KATHRKINK OERTHl’DK RINDLACB A.B. In P i|rli h MfKnl|rlit t nh I're fMirni at tlttlpetiurp IHpk Sekmil tdrV Mm-altonal MMi. ! ♦ CHARLES PKKDBRICK RODGERS B.S. in Chrmnln' JubiuUiwn I're port 1 of Jokuetmcn IHpk t rk ot WALTER i . RKIIMBYKR B.S. in ChrtnUtry Slirranburi I'refmmi at .V W Freedom IHpk Srkoot OS HA KOI.I SAMI' Kl. KIN KH ART II.S. In Buiior AdminUtration Mrrerrsburfr Prepared at UiltftKnrtf Arad my U« 11 « 1 wt11 (I. : Vnr4tv fWtftdtill IM Sll« r KOHK.KT HI STON RYDKR ll.S. In ChnnMrj ll«frrr toim. Mil. Prepared at H'«f York Nigh Srkool Art Ijfilor i«t Imnni; ArIM Can in Howl i: StlMftMrt Tillm. tl ); Cruft 4 lull: SluiVnt Bt«l l ul lkll .Vr« l: St'Jtliifttril . imI Kliulf 11« PRP.DKKICK KOBKKT SKIHKU JR A.II. In Grrrk c;!rn Work Prepared at York Collegiate luetitmte MImkIituI AftMM'iallon |. f. . .v«ff lnn lmi« rrf «); Klflr 1u(i (I. f. a. «I; lUilto oli 1. I). Work ( iiiiiinlltrr. “V I'dfeunrl 1 1. CLAIM MTP.WART 8HEAPPP.K A.II. In IIUlor Hamnrr Prepared at Ha in V r High Sr boot MinUturtal AumrAatton; II Mur) Society: SUr ( tub. RITU MARCIAHRT SACHS ll.S. in Malliniullri (idlv-ihiirit Prepared at tieltyrbarg High Mill 4 lrV KttixutUmal Staid); YntiiU (tl. tl A EDWARD FRANCIS SCHMITT HJSL In Krawwilo Iati, N. V. Prepared at Kcarmeg High SeXuai Colhqpr Orrlirxlr tl. . a. ; tilre Oiili «, 41] WAKKP.N HOWARD Sill MAKKK A.II. in Latin York Prepared at York High School ('«•ll«wr Onkntn tl. . a. • 4'ullnre Hami (I. f. lifaiVr a. «1; itw (‘lob • ; I.Iik-uIii flub. III.NUN GAI.T UEUR1ST ll.S. In Matlirmalic Grnnimtuwn Prepared at t'hertamt Hill Arademy SofiKiiiniir I'ljtjr; Junior I’tntn (iMiiiuit tt r; KtAr Cl«b; (Sire flui i : fin . IMuttr- H ; Vur.lt) 4 .illiKt (a. I rva|it iit 1. Inter r tor city I ««um-il Irnna .1); KeUttlns fuuttril; «Htl .inti Nfctitli. anhr. «I I A 47 MAY CLIFFORD SINGLEY 11.8. In Knirinrrrinir Ml. Camirl Prtftnrttl mI Ml. lliyk Nrkttul Vault) Pottmll II. S. I. NpUlti •); Y M. C. A. ( alMurl (i. 1'rr.Mli-nt I): Inter ntlrrwilt CimoHI 1, It: Knilimrlff Soriflt; Senior ; (U« r.pt«ln St: (Uu HiimHmII II ; Slu «lent (rlhua.il IS. It; SH lr t K«l rr..i.l lIt. VII. MV ('mint'll III; IVii «ml S«wd . I’nMliIrnl 41. 2 X A RYU I'M SPA SGI.KM 81PK H.S. In Hukinr M AtlniinUIntlMm York VrtfHtrtii ml Ymrt Hifk Srkoal 1m Irnuuirr It); S ilMUnofr l'b| t imuiiltlrr; t«rt«t iil KimiIHiII Manncrr IS. • . Krfnhnwie 1'iMitUall V|ui..tf 't (4 : riMimi.il Junior I'mhii Cow imitor; InIti Inlcrmlt . Tfwutvr I): Stuilent (ounrll Sit utary (41; V. M O. A. ( U ttrt: l W InriKM; I.rll mr«i ii (1. J. I : Mitoi V’nollMtll I'mental; Vntm lipMim. A T tl FI)WARD FRANKLIN SIPE ILS. in ( twini trv Way nn.lx.ro l‘fffnirtrl ml U'ni rt nro Hitfk Sekwt l M Sit. tin M. MAI.PH CONRAD SLOOP A.H. in KnjrtMi N'wt, Va. PrrftmrtH ml lltllf ihmrf Artu! my littUMnl ta i HwW; nUri.ni I'lnb. IIKI.KN P.TIIKI. 8SYDKR A.H. In KnfrIUh r« Oxford l rrftnreti ml awityr IIlyA SrktuA lilri ' Ktlerullnnal Sm-ict . J. CARVEL SPARROW 11.8. in liioluffT llarrlklitirir I’ttynrttl ml Hmrrithmrjj Ttrkmirm llifk Srkmol Ctim Trmanrrr 1)1 Krr lin ii ilu. «urt Committor; 1 1 Mr Vrtwl I . 4); liSO HhcWM] QMMMM ILttrl; inn Club; Icaiararot I'rurrnm Coni «■litre ♦ T A JOHN MARION SPP.HMY BS. In Butler A.Iinlf.lilriitliHi CuedwrliutL M l. Prepmrt4 mt .tf ryArny f'oNafy llipk Sehool St nil. r«MillMll (I. 911 «iter lini. II. t iMiVr I, 41: '•of.lM.iiM.M' Buanirt (uflimltliY. Senior Preen I'o iiiHUv; ('boat r nob . Owl M l MglitliitfiiW ; Pin4 trot Oal a rut Ntafcllnrale; Sintumanr l U ; SI 11 Vn l Count'll: Cruft lluli; InlrrvoHrgiatr PI ) ( uiilrat I'arfbuilrt. till HOWARD LEHMAN 8PKS8ARD US lit Bu'lima Vila. i.l 4 ral Mm llnerraliiwa. Mil. r fMtrnl ml limfrrsltncw IIlyA Srk Mtl I Mi Sr , mi . 41 — JOHN ALBERT STAIII. BA In Civil Knjrinrrrinir Pine (irtnr Prepared at Piae «for llipk Srkeeol Nl w Atro . WILLIAM HI SmiKKY STEVENS II S. in AdralnUtnitUm Coitnvillr Pff fw rut at 'mttrrvillr llipk He kernel Owl «inf MrMiitroIr: ! •« Trr tirrr Ifi: On - Pre l«Vt l ill: Him Hniniwrt ('«imiulUre 11. at; V. nJI Knot lull 1. t. . I); V r.Hj II. a. a. (VtfXMin I): n w iu--Im.ii i. it: Prr«l«Wiit of IrtWul (l : Senior x-m«or: Pro Soor.l: S.- W .rr1 ,.r«| |lU.1r v X I.CTHKH SAMIKI. STKAI.KY A.II. in Knjrtioh Mivtown Pte pared at Maptowm llipk Sckmel Uloiirt IlntnrVal CnoM (l ; VoNll IWIwilr II. I. I. it: Ivlmtlui oii i.ll 'Serretary a. Vlre l'rra Jent li; Honor omoilllre II . Srnini Spoil •or; Too K«iqn AIpha: I'rllrHon I'luii. I.I.OYI LKON 8TVT7.MAN A.H. In CJennnn Pakarra Prepared at Palmyra II if A HthaaI i 1.1 Nn-AmII II. ): ru- B krtli%ll 1. 1: Slim ■m'« ram : a w t •• «! Kappa. aka l A HI.IN OUOPKH SWAB B.S. in Kttfflnrrrinf KlixnlirllivUle Prepared at Rliiabelkrille llipk tiekerul Vanatv KnntUall I . a. • ; Prml. Pnoltaill; S | a«« - more roothall Z A K MARGARET MAP. TAYLOR A.n. in EagBfth CSettyalmrf Prepared at leltpeharp llipk Hrkaat filer f lub (t. t. I . K A M VIC ION ISA IIKI.I.K TAYLOR A. II. in EnpiiUi Jellykburg Prepared of ttrttpeUmrp llipk Sekeral Uter nui il. a. I : filrW ►:.!-rot tonal Sortrly. A .1AM K.S R CSS EL THRONE BJ1 In Hlatorr Bed Linn Prepared at Hed Lima llipk Srkmd nnoon H wl ill; (!• Tmi II. II ©♦ 4! JOHN' PA LX TKACH It S in Chcmliftrr Knimiiwnl. XV Vn 'rr Hirr. nl Knirnmwef llifk Srkonl ♦ K ♦ MAOKI KINK. ODP.I.I. TKOXRIJ. A.B. in Knjrlifcb (•rtlynbarg i r p inJ nl (Jrltpilmrp IIiyA Srknul «i|ilnifiiiiri hitr HARRY KAMI. WKHN II.S. in Humotm AilininUtrntUm Jidintluvn 1‘rrpntrtl nl Jitkmitnun llifh Srkonl ( U« Kt«4l «ll (I. S). Z X I.KONA Ml) BKAVKIt CI.SII B. in Ctomlntry Newport ‘rr Hioi nl Xncporl lityA School tHrl «nit trlil In .iW: V. M. C. X r Mnet (l : Stnr CMl K.STHKK NAOMI .KIDKKS A.B. in MathriMtin Grit) luirr Vrtpnrut mt Hrlltfbmrp II si It Srkool tMtetMU (t. •. It; «Hr «ilee Mi («. K l ; V W. C. A. KDITH MAY WACHTKR A.II. In Knjrlifth (irltyUmrii Prrpmrr,! nl (Iritprimtji IIink School OMi KiIucwIImmI Sariet). 14 30 JOHN GEORGE KOONTZ B.Sv in KnjrlUli Jntm town Prepared at Johnstmr llipk School Scrub Footbull (I. JI: AmMmuI Tmrk Mmur r -I ); irn Sromt'M; ('mmm IU«1 (I): Junior Prow Committer : Br • Ta« : PmiiWul Joho-town Club . tl: PfnUf«t « M lM tn‘« Club (f): So pbotnor h r t . ti K IIOMKR F.MMKRT THORSTKN BKHC A.II. In WiUoMipliy Jnhrirttoun. N. Y. Prepared at Johortote lliyh School I JotoIb Cbb. JOHN BRUCE TOOMBS IndnttrUI K«|rii ftrinjr Merldm, Conn. Prepared at Xtertdem Hiyh School AT U r.i I .J U N I O R. . K. Kink M Vii rrtiidtmt Joil.V A. Mil (IB Coaxcura S. Tuan $ rtt!ary Junior Officers Rum Aiiitux Sumi’ 1 rtntmrtr flulurian Junior History Frllow Ouinrn, 1 will invokr no particular Mum? in the cmn| o ition of thin brief history of the Claw of '27, units it Iw the Muse of Truth, tluit in the yearn to ronie. when rradmg thin and living over again the days of college. you may say: “That’s the way it all happened.“ Not so far lurk in the diin past—nearer three years to la exact—there entered into tin most iinjxirtant rear of their career , two hundred timid sages. It has been said that a college ttadrnl receives more attention as a Freshman than at any other time. Our prominence was madr particularly noticeable because the Student Tribunal was being given it first trial. No more can lie said for our class than that the Tribunal waxed strong and prosperous. Our career as a class started on the first Saturday in the school year. On that day nut in tin immortal Tie up for the lust time, two classes of (iettyshurg. Many reasons hate hern ascribed for the elimination of thr once popular diversion. Being prejudiced parlies we scarce can venture an opinion hut it seem certain that the terrible slaughter wrecked on the bead of the Class of ’20 by the ( lavs of 27 hnd much to do with disarmament of class contests. And not only did we win this one event, hut the whole contest as well. Wc are deeply Indebted to the Class of '26 for on lesson that it taught us during our first year. In debating we learned that the majority i always wrong, for thr Freshman tram went «town to a glorious defrat, upholding the Volstead Act. Fearing that the Sophomore might hr dishearleneil too seriously by their de- feat in thr class contest , the Frrshmrn p nnitted them to win thr annual inter- class football game by n score of 12-7. So successful was this stratrgrin that we continued it in the inter-class basket- ball. However, lest our op|ionrnU mistake our motive, we pushed them to an extra five-minute (trriod of play and then handed them a one |Miint victory. From the beginning of the year, the whole class had hern looking forward to the Freshman Banquet. A committee headed by Dick Hex Imd been appointed, and made its plans. All details wrre closely guarded, ami it was not until the very day of the banquet that thr class was informed. Word was passed from lip to lip. and while thr Sophomores were engrossed with their play and envy for tlic upprrrlastmrn ami their prom queens, the Frrshmrn slipped up to the Kaglr Hotel. 3A Therr just enough o|i|iiHiU m to make Um affair interesting. and before the evening w« over practically the whole clmi. including the co-eds, gathered round the festive board. Program Toastmaster. Stewart H. Smith Addresses—Raymond Van!lorn. I r. II. W. A. liamon, Captain Thompson, Prof. Trauger, Prof. JadLwni. Music—1927 Seven. Committer Richard C). Rex, Chairman; Harry F. Graccy, Henry Meyer , Raymond Vanllora. The activities of the year were brought to a dote by the baseball gain. with the Sophs. The Sophs were by this time rather desperate. They exerted them arlvr to tin- utmost, and after toying with them for twelve innings, wc dropped a run ami let them win. During our first year, we were safely pilotrd by a group of very excellent class officers. Pmuirnt ------ W. RavMOXD VaxHomx Fire Preside ..... J. pmi.Lir Zimmkrmax Secretary Tr a$urrr Hiitorian ------ Hrxar Mavras SOPHOMORES Much change«l by our all too short time a Freshmen, we returned in Septem- ber, 192 . to assume our heavy duties as Sophomores. To guide us we chose as officers: Frende I'ice Preside f .Veerefary Trratnrrr - 57 58 In tin Intrr diM cantntH we again cmrrgnl victor in the tug-of-war, but lovt flic push-ball ctnlttt ami the shoe row. Having token thr measure of our opponent in this conlnl. we were rrodr for th« in when the annual football game fame round. Playing on a field too heavy to permit our machine to show itself at its best, we defeated the Freshmen V3. It was not long lieforr we met the Frosh on the forum where they were de- cisively defeated. Under the aide direction of Dr. Itirhnrd Allen Arms, the east for the Soph. more Play was selected and trained. The play chosen. Til Taito Muir Mav ' was of M eh a nature as to tux the dramatic talent of the claw to the utmost. How splendidly it rose to the occasion can he measured only by the acclamation given it by tile Prom-time amlicnm. With the play vrt a rosy memory, we began to plan for another big event tl e Sophomore Banquet. The date was set for March 5. and prrjiarations made. The big night arrived, ami every fellow classman cast aside for the time bring all thoughts of hook to gather once more round the festive hoard—this time at the Hotel Gettysburg. 39 Program Addr nrn- ! r. H V. A. Hanson. Mr . H. W. A. Hanson. Dr. Richard Allrn Arm . Prof. Chari. R. Wolfe, ami S. H. Smith. Entertainment I! 27 Seven ami Vocal N'umhrn, C. S. Thomas. Committee—J. Kenneth Ivory, Chairman; H. Kirk Mover. W. H. .limes. I. M. Koch. JUNIORS In the fall of 102 1. placing aside all thing sophomoric. we aMumrd the mantles of upperclassmen. Though somewhat depleted in numbers, we were strong enough in spirit to carry on. The officers chosen for the year were: Prrtideml ------- R. Kin Moves I'ice Prtaidrni - .... - Joux A. Mii.lkm Serrrtary - Corn rues S. Thomas Treasurer ------ R %■.i i Asiiton Nixooar During the early part of the year we chose with great deliberation the staff for the 1027 Cirenter Gettysburg Spccyri m. The untiring efforts of this staff has made this hook ]xMsible. To you is left the judgment of its worth. All roads lead to Rome. ami all events lead to the Junior Prom. Time in the college year is measured B. I , and A. P. K.arlv in the fall plans were started for what promised to be the biggest Prom in live history of Gettysburg. The erection of a hull room in the new Hotel Gettysburg afforded facilities for a more preten- tion function. After long months of planning and work, the fateful duv arrived. All plans were guarded with jealous secrecy, and it was not until the very night of the Prom that the Juniors and their guests were |h rmitt. d to enjoy the decorations. Expec- tation were more than tilled and in an exotic hlark and white garden of Cama the erstatie «trains of Tommy Christian’s Orchestra lured man and maid into the fury of the Charleston or the grace of the waltx. It was all too oon over. And while the decorations are gone ami the hall room is oner more a bleak ami drear Gym, imperishable memories linger on. The end of our Junior year is m ar at hand. Camrarnrcmrnt will follow closely on our heels and then life. Hut that we may not forget the joys and follica of our youth, we leave here an ererlasting record. Gromit: H. Hiklk, Historian. «2 Kami. Wai.tox Amjcn, ♦i a Camden, N. J. H. S. in Hutim-s Administration Bctnle Prepared at Camden It nth School CU k PonthaO (I. 2); t’la (lai |«irt Committee (I. 2). We hate never been «Mr In DimI nut whether “Beanie get hi name frwtn the main imaluet of hi home to n—Caimleo in %hcirt for i'iiiii|tlirl]loun—nr from hit In ppy-go-lurk) style. However. one i l iit fummit Ihr ntlu r, no hnt' the difcrrtifr. Irvin Hay IIakbk GmriBi’iia Klcctrica) Krippitrcring 'Hake Prepared at (ietli Mhurg High Schotd Sophomore l lav SUIT. TW I , the elect rim I «iumi of the riiUh. “Bake“ K n lnul modi praelio I experience in thi line. wn«l we on easily ur- mUe tlu l the future development of Muncle Sbouls lien vithbl IU jurisdiction. Hr U • tnuii «if fcU|M'r-|thv viral (tower imI has uneu thin (tower to the adsunUgr of Hie (Um lit many • . rtpdalh in defeating our Tug of War opjswienU for two onvnrcutlvr year . IlflYI Mki.yix Hkauix. I.C. BnwtrK A. B. in Knfrli h Bovd” Prepared at HertcicL High Sehoid Grttyshurgian Stuff; 1927 Sr cr«rM: Junior Var.it Debate (2); Assistant Debate Manager (2); Debating Council (2. ); So|ttniin«ire Claw l l v; Owl unit Xigfctingiilr; Sdtool i n- Club (2); CoUege Band (I, 2); Hilir Team (I). Willingness 1« do and |« wrr to ovrrcuusr nliktaelo rr ex- emplari «if thi intellect iul looking chap. He has the special tact of doing thing right I.iterari activities «rem to engulf bis leisurely attention A u man of accomplishment. Gettys- burg may fnrl proud f thi lad. Kit'll AM C'OVKK KkAMI) GKrmatRu B. S. in Ctwmiilry “Dick Prepared at (irttfftburg Nigh School Doctor. Omiiil, Hejnilar-Kellou—that's “Illeh. ThU r- flow minded boy is going to amount to something. somewhere, totnrtimr. Wlu know hut uImI “IM' knowledge «ml fame will some day make rvni the far-famed Hi|i| ooratr turn |TCCH with envy? “Keep at It Richard! CrKOKUR HkNRV Hkc’K. IAB Manchrkticr B. S. in Business Administration Tiny Prepared at Maucheater Nigh School Owl mill Nightingnlr; Track; So|ilii iu rr Play; Football. ThU I the big boy from the little town! Whether It U r.Hithull. track. «r dramatics. “Tiny I right there. Judging from Ilie Sophomore Play, (irurgr should make a ratmt in a tailor’s shop, ami buttle hU way right Into tl r midst of so- ciety. Hr might even hare a tailor shop of his own muhc dar, l.a.-hr “might have. SaMTKI 111'NTF.M Hlll.I.. KN Brutroon B. S. in Business Administration Sam Prepared ai dito mi Nigh School Sottlsaiwirr Play Staff; little Club; Prom Committee; l§3T Srccrat'M. In the beginning of the year, 8am carried Id arm In a ding. I leva use this unusual eiroiimtanrr, lie has many seem- ingly hnproetruhlr alibi . Maybe they are Impervious but nev- er the-less we oinnot avoid a few «oraky Wkpirhm. Iluw well we know of “Sam's loving wav . tu IIok.uk Lkhk Bkniikk. + v a Hanovkh B. S. in Keanomir Pinry Prepared at Hanover it h School Vnnrfty Football (I. 2. :i)i Varsity lla«hrthall (1, 2. il); Var- rtty Truck (I, 2. X Captain ); ( Uu Football (I. Captain ( lau Basketball (I, («plain |); CUu Baseball (I. Caiv l in 2)| Claas Track (I. 2)j “ i Club. President ( ; Frr h- IIMII Banquet (’uWimJttff; Athlrtk Council; Y M. C. A. I IV and Sword. TV unit reason lluil “Plnry «■ not captain of thr (lata How in £ Tram ia that we didn't liavr a rowing Irani- Hr i« a rral flghtrr and alien hr rntrrs a irainr it usually mram rral ml-hi Mated resistance It vat always delightful to aw “Ray • line md iimi “Ptoey un thr other. Thrir pliark aialrd great- Iv in «inning thr Honors which Hetty sliurjr College rrcritral daring thr past successful football • iimw. (tKORHF. Hit OWN HlKI.K. SX ClIAMBKKaBt'no A. B. in Kngliah Bik” Prepared at ('hamhrrthnrg High School t’U M HUtorian; Blister (2. 3)i t annual llawl (2) 1927 Srremmi Inter Fraternity l unrr C‘u miittrr (2, t); Hide Tran (1. 2). A (Tfrat historian with a irrratrr history to write It this handsome laal from arr« Kt thr mountain. Inspired by u hksturi- ral background—aod by more than «me pretty Chatnhrrsbwrg b — ticorgc lias made a good name lor himself that is bound to jru down Into history. Lcthkr Martin H inha man MirrLiNiitnii H. 8. in Physic Bing Prepared at Miflhuburg High .SrAoo Hilte Club; Radio (Tub (President). A jrrrat radio mthuslast amt physicist—that's “BlngP The home-town U promi of Blag, too. Whenever hr (tors •wane thr entire fifty inhabitants turn out In full rrpralia. Im- mediately following thr fife and drum corps in the procession strut i ur hrro himself, but bh tlmogtits arr miles away. “Oh what charm hath a Suwjurhanna Cord to rlann the heart of a Hetty stiurg man P r X J £ 6fi Sara C. Blvck. ♦ A. K. in t-nglMi Sid' Prepared at drtty hnry Hujh School Y W. V. A. i Girl ’ Kd. Society; Glee ( bb (2. 3); |U krthall (I. 2)i Sophomore PUy. “On again; off again i tlwrr he g«. r «(tain.' 'Ptruc word typify Sld.” Kadi day her lludwm I ern rurerning over thr rampUA. because Sid hate to arrive lit rUu lair tle idr running tlw “Ski tut been kepi liu y lately. itarting a menagerie—thr uwt recent iinjuikiliun bring a “bear. If at first yom don't succeed, Sid, try. try again. ( • MINI IK R. lifK'K. ♦SK K 1.1 a orni. N. J. II, S. in Biotine Administration (iiHirgr Prepared at l.iuctdn Hujh School anti Academy I Her C'luhj Qui Ilatkrthall Uptah (I. i ; CUw Hmm-ImII (I, 2), (Captain ‘2 j IMT Swim ; Cheer leader (3). T wre are two thing Ilia! George can do to perfection. One U lo lead Hirer ami Ihe other I to |a rfurni a clou dance Or maybe it would he better If we railed lii ter| lehorean en- deavor aesthetic. Now Ju l Imagine tlie effect produced alien he comblnev these two arta. More than once lie ha ktuimrd a crowd will hi effort . Ai.bkkt Walter liourr. ak Altoona . II. S. in HUtory ‘‘AT’ Prepared at Altoona Hitjh School llUtorleal wHirUtkini Basketball (I): K 1 K. We introduce to you. grntlr reader, tlw econd H. G Well . When anything historical U mentioned, we find that ••AP U thr tlnal authority o«i the «uhjeet. Some day. we'll find hlui reciting history to hundred of high arlatui kiddie who'll take Id word for law. “AP ha double naarU with which to atari teaching, one. Id excellent knowledge of tl e subject, the other, his winning personality. Khnkst Lawkknck ( KOM 11 Botticjkb, ♦ ♦ Berwick A. H. in Philosophy Bodic’’ Prepared at llrncick High School Orchestra (2. •!): Manager Orrhr«tri ( ); Ikml (I. 2, J); Okm Club (S, 4). Thfi ' music in the nir whm “lUalirV aronml Old Dorm know very well Ws harmonious laughter. We think, too, that someone in Berwick appreciates hi talent even more than hi classmates. 'Pm |N or lair' only regret b that Iter wick H one hundred and lift mile away. IiivrKS Lkmov Bowkr. Berwick B. S. in Biology Lea Prepared at Heruick IIif A Schtpol Acuunt Basketball Manager (I, 2)i Manager Inter Frater- nity Basket hall ( J); Manager Kuhnian Basketball (8); Cannon Baal (2, :i) j Mercury (3); OTT Sncni a; Prdm Committee; Band (I, 2.8); Orchestra (8). Here's a good business man that’s going to be a doctor. However, we predict real twm for him. for every doctor must know his tnsslne . IIki.kn (i. Bovkh York S prinos B. S. in Mathematic Helen prepared at York Sprtngt lliffh School and Tampetcr I’ocaltomal School Red hair! Ye , hut not the fires temper that is mi often characteristic of a redhead.' Helen is the most studious damsel in our rtasa, and from her we can absorb almost as much uisdom as from our “Profs. Her boruscopr shows a ho|ielrx misture f Harrisburg,” “leaching Mathematic . ami “hmisekerping We wonder what the future holds. 67 IIakoij) Kikjak Hkantiiavkk. ix CHiNtmat-au B. S. in Business Admin i tration “Brunty” Prepared at Chamltertbmrg High School ItiHr C'luli (1. i). (Treasurer 3); Hi fir Tran (I. X S) Scout C lub (I. 2), (President 3)j Radio C lub 2. 3) i Assistant Hawlall Man per (3). “Brantjr U «nud at shout In the bull. In fart In till hr urll-nlgh approaches |terfer1ion. But when hr tries to play that Saxophone—ah! ah! The boy arc usually roevHired that hi music' would sound tiettrr under uatrr. Perhaps this I the reason why “Branty nr rr practices on his “Sax merpt In a bathing «U- CLIFFORD CHARLES HhKA.M, S A E GsTTvaarra B. S. in History Junk Prepared at (iettgtbarg High School Vanity Baseball (2): Vanity Basketball (I, 2, II); Prim Committee; Intrr-Fraternity Council. I .on will G-Burjr rrmrmbcr Junic undrr the basket. —and those Ion shot from thr middle of tbr Hour! TWs khi of Gettysbur has won the laurels of and Inn friendship with all the srtmol. Chaki.es Kahthrday Broadrip, FiKiicsirK, Mi . B. S. In Cbrmistry ” Broody” Prepared at Frederick High School Assistant Baseball Mans per (2. II); Getty bur lan Staff; Can- non Bawl; Sophomore Play Staff; ttST SescTarw. Gettysbur I not only a York County Colic for she ad- mits the ehiiire brethren from our dster state . Ilroady la very representative of I.ord Baltimore' tribe. Houever, his Studebaker h helped to make him a lover of this state and hU frequent sojourns to Hume «chunk, where only Co-eds at- tend. indicate to in that I ohrn riti will re-rrho within thr “Little Brown Church before very Ion . Daniki Hooykk Hyk.hr. t 11 Haltimohf:, Mi . A. B. in English Bunny” Prepared at Friend’ School CUu Football (I, 2); CUm lUvrUall (1, 2); SopliMiimre Play ('«■fiunittrr; Minute rial A«Mrt ialiiwi; Siplnwimrr Work Com- mlttre. “Bunny' rosv nimplr lnn It the envy of all the orhool. If tie tue r«ltiM iive MMp, kit nirturv ■uuld certainly he a «hhJ advrrtUrmrnt fur the product. BlWliyM lU'-n i make Kuril a had appearance in a football unit, either. HU hrawn Iw’t merelT avoirdupois. llierr' a (rood hit of | u h behind It. Atk the Clau of , for yam are. “Bunny was on live Sophomore work committer Simon Ci.oppkr Smitiohi mo. Mi . B. S. in Chemistry Si Prepared at Smithchnrg High School Here U a Min of MaryUnd who Intendo to be a rhrmUt If hr pwnwr hii life' work a dilipmll a he don hi itadirs. I hr re houM hr bwt little doubt of the turrru a wait in him St“ I evidently quite a Udv killer. too. If we are to judge bv Hie -hratenly prirl of whom hr |mik mi much Mary Hcciikk. B. BioLuriLU A. B. in English Mary Prepared at Higlervitle High School (ilrb' Kd. Society; (lire flub (I, 2, 8); Sophomore Play. “l h iriria t I’m mi excited and it' to thrillin ' Why a I wav . . .T TtiU I Mary rein tin another of her m n thrililnir experience and many they are indeed. Wr don't know tlir rraMin why thr hai decided to Irate old (i-Burjr. Imt, anyway, dir say he' nlrr. Ali jokinjr avide, Mary i a pal. good and true, and «rill always be remembered for f er etieery disposition and happy smile. IIkxky Clay Coopkk Dklta B. S. in History “Coop ’ Prepared at Delta Hit h School 'Dii young man rotor straight from the farm «ml Ium Iwen ginng straight cvrr since. HU rrgiilnr trip tu I Vita anil vicinity take some of the weight from his avowed hatred of women. We havrn't the leant doubt that there Isn't a milkmaid In tlu owe. We envv his delightful strolls through Hie flowrr- •erntol meadow with his “ifueen of llcarts. ClIAKLES Lf.STIIK CHAI N, ♦ X K Do v nit B. S. In Mathematics “Lcs Prepared at Amjuata Military Academy lUwrfcall (2)$ Vice President of Y. M V. A.; Junior Henre- Miitative to Athletic Connell; Class Football (I)j Class lUsehall (I) i Football Squad; Pm and Sword. “la is one of live class athletes, lie lias hcen a great factor in bringing the laurels to ''SI In its many elas battle m.ther thing. -Le “ k the cUo Srit i. It would be hard to find n more |aj|kthed gentleman than he. This boy will always be floated as an n art for '27. Jack Finch Cboasdalb, a to WlXsTKO, COXS. B. S. in Business Administration “Jack” Prepared at Mendan Itujh School and (iettyalturg Academy Student Council (1)| Student 'I'ribunal (2. 9); CirttsyhurgUni 1W7 Srinn w i Cannon llawl; Freshman Football; Sop more Play; Owl anil Nightingale; Junior Prom Committee. 1’i.ually. min 11 states produce the greatest men, should hi.tor be authentic. Tills sound good for “Jack hut we. who know him rather well, have (MW to thla conclusion before « heard tlie adage. “Jack” U a live wire. Ills talents are un- limited as hi activities indicate If 1 27 Is ever heard of iw- yund graduation, we can safely predict tliat “Jack” was • lead- ing figure in the isstar. TO 1'I AIM Kccijkb DkAMIORFP Srvkn Star H. S. in Kiotiyr Clair Prepared al Camlterlamd I' alley Slate Xormal Sc kind Kvrn Ihrnifh Clair «tun live In llir rural district br l n‘t a fiunkin-hutkrr bv any mean In fart, hr U mills aumr- WMt of a «litdnil ami « humorUt. Whether I'lair will Inirb llbology. or hecucor an ”M. P. b rathrr uncertain at present. Hut u man with 1 1 ability niuI Industry should make a surer at either. Aktiii k Conhad Dkckkk. Juwtr Citv . J. A. B. in PhilosopliT MArtM Prepared at Limctdm High School ('I m IKrt««tiiij Tram (I. H); Junior Varsity Drlutlnv Stpi.id; tJettysbwrfiar ; IWI Srittaiwj (1m« Secretary (J) “So JoUey in all reality. Art i a typical . f Nr Jersey a curl hair 1«. Indicative of Ktluoplan paternity. Hr a writer of nirrit. TKr ministry h “Art‘a rulltnir and It la certain that HI closing character and plradng prtumalHy will aid in rich return . Paul Whipi DkLautkb Dm m, Mi . A. B. in Greek • Preacber'’ Prepared al Frederick High School Ministerial Awm’|nll««n. Ye indeed. Paul U going t« be a “Preacher’ —and a good «•nr. tiat Here arr a few advantage the lad alrrady ha : (I) Kn« table tcholan ltl|i. (2) Practical esprrtence In distributing the “goml book” to the mountaineer below tie- MaMin-HIvai Line. (U) An almost perfect chaprl attendance 71 Cijcati's Hicrn Drake. .c. Ken WICK A. B. in Engli li “Cleat ' Prepared at Heneick High School Collrjrr Band (1. 2. 3)i College Orrhratra (2. 3)j Sophomore ruy sta . Wlirw Clral“ Hn l rmw to i ur rani| « hr Kail ■ rharar- trri tlc which all pood Frrxhnwn thimkl have- -an extreme dl - taate for anv fair damwl. Hut tluw U t year our rauxkian from Hrrwtck lia lircn trp|rfnjr out. K rr moot l«r took an active intereat in dancing hr ha hern journeying down York Street. Hr • !}$ hr gor down to give %r IrMonk on thr Clarinet t Kami. Ci- bexck Dkknning. hk WaittHTITILLI B.S. in Huunm Adminiatration Drrnnv' Prefmrrr! at It'right aril I c High School Karl ha thr very carriage of a wmr tful IhikIim nrm Thin initial a rt of hi . i owpied with a very commendable rourvf in huiinrt , crrtainlv «pell uccc %. If “Drrnnv” ha a little trouble getting along with thr rrurl mhl world a hr tia with hi H« •unate . hi road to tairrn will hr atraight and umoth. Ai.uk.bt Kaby KACHES. S.C. P IIOKXIX VI I. LK B. S. in Electrical Engineering “Scratchra' Prepare ! at Phoemijrxullr High School Rifle luh, Kad o Club; 1927 Smvni u; American A «oriath«i of Knginrrr . A an electrical engineer, Albert h uhl go mrr “huge.” Or even in photography for thrrrin lie Id prevent lntrrr t “Scratchr . hnuld Iw kucvektful. Hr Ik a tun with a arirn- tllW hrnt of mind, and with thr intpiration id thr onlv girl” in Chamhrriburg. there h no limit to the goal “our Albert ran reach. John Cabi Kmpik. «♦ Noktic Tmov. N. V. B. S. in Chemistry Kmii Prepared at I mu iingiturg High School litre CM (2. i HtlW Club (2. 3). Hentle reader. meet Ibr mechanical frnlu of the mile ire. A motor resurrected from the junk Urals Mttnr |uo kinir boar , and u frw yard of aircraft linen, touched by “EnpT OMLgric a. ml. tprimir Into the etnblMiice of a car that really goes. When Carl become a medical miwiunar}1. KU invmtl«c ability will lie an Invaluable awrl. Kv.w 11 own i. i Kvaxs. ♦ r a Delta A. B. in Economics Howell” Prepared at Delta High School CirttysburgUnj Sophomore Play j Inter-Fraternity Council: .luulor front Committee: Sophomore Work Ciannilltee. HnnM Nine fltw I elta wherever that Iv Bui it i« not where you came frian. or a bat you bate been, that count , but a bat you are. Iloa ell i a good «tudrnl, and U alwn biter edrd in ritiiinu art I title . A «mile front car to ear U bU dU- tinjniUhing cUirartrrUtlc. M AKCAUCT 11 KI.KN KvAXH Namkok: A. B. in HUtory Prepared at Saaiieoke High Schixd HUtory Club (2. S. V P.)j Girls’ BA Society? V. W. C. A.s Clam Honor (I. 2). M.ircnret anil b« ik are MitunymotiK. “Wherever thou flmir«t Margaret. there «halt thou Ibid a book aUtx ThU probably meowib for the Iwmrh of AV Pfft ba earned during her three yearn In cnlleirr. for when It ctane to the tionkft. “ lie know Iter «tufT. We leant abut tluit “Peg U more forlunute than the rest of u. : for It’ rumored that die hti a “poaUkm” awaiting her whrn he receive hrr hrr|t kin from College. SJc3fi5fBJ JSfSf[3fSJr?.fr1frifSJ'c3Jc3rengfi m b inill M IIkkmax Thomas Fkantz CiUMM aiau A. B. in KnfflUli Hcnn Prepared al Chembertbmrg High School Wr have u dim recollection of llrni “ in German rlo«fc. If the picture la not faded t.n. lumk wr rr inclined to believe that hr wa a good vtudrnt. Itot th t dor«n't apply «imply to German Further, HmiV reputation o a pood «tudent U fur o rnhadowed by hi appellation of “good frlJo . II.Ninev Haiki.ikfk Gakbxkk, Tama«ca B. S. in Politiral Sritnrr 1 lamltomr Prepared a Taiuagaa High School Cannon Bawl (I, 2). Ond expert hoard of phrrr«ologi«t ha «tudied “Hand fur year in the attrai| t to get the ruct me tore went of Im bump of “fetno attrartuhllity. R ff) jrlrl within a rodiu that would at lew t take in Hanover, know Harry. The “Cannon Bawl believe lit humor may he the hidden fac- tor in the rate, but we re inclined to believe the boy uar a ro| r QCKXTIX .MuNKOK ( KIM AX. ♦ i K Glen Rock B. S. in BioJairy Guy” Prepared of (lira Ih ck High School College Hand (I, 2, 8); Sophomore I’lav Staff. If Diogene were «till afoot In «earch for an Imnnd man we are ure that hU journey would end u|n«i meet in “Guy He 1« a straight forward, hard working chap who will «lay bring laurel to the ruediml profroMoa. 74 Joakpii IIknry Giiukkt Phiudrlphia II. S. in Mechanical Engineering ’‘Joe Prepared mi York Collegiate Imtitute American Aatoriation of Knjcinrrr ; Rifle Team (2)j ltlfle Chibs Blister (3). Here in a mechanical engineer ami a woman-hater. all In •u r. It can't l r denied (hut “Jor know hi tud. cither, for lie cun make anythin run lie put hi hand on—even a mntarrydr. IIahky F. Geacey Philadelphia A- B. in Philosophy flurry Prejwred at Central High School and Gettl iharg Academy Secretary Boy Work. Y. M C. A. Ask anv of the kids around Grttvibarn who Harry («rarev I . ’Haere arc w few who do not know him llnrry. fond of bays, ha the enviable knack of ettln,r tlvc little fel- U«w to very ncurly worship him Grace)' Ihiti work liaan't t ccn a m II job rither. The whole cUm ailtnirr III sincerity. WaI.TKE SlCiWAI Ii (iBAM.rx, c.c. PlIILIPsBCRU B. S. In Biology Waif Prepared at Phili pthmrg High School Gelt thurg .{cade my daw Football (1.2); Y. X C. A.; Hadio Clnbj IW Se.na. u (A M nt Mutine Manager). Walt I n hefty boy. and we don't mean | erUap . And even thoujrh hr Uh-4 Citfnc to u from l hill| dnir r, he la nl right otherwise. A a BhilogUt or a hutlnet man. “Walt U right llierr with the (rood . Our aor«l to him la. Itun 'em ragged. big boy P Kathaiixk Glim. H GI'IIMKY B. S. in English K y Prepared at .IrrmdttvMf High School Y W. C. A. (3) Glee Chib (8); Basketball («) (o-nl Tri- bunal (3). “Kay” ram to UJi from Swarthmore and finding 11 to her liking, decided to stay. Hie U one of our civ-ed who “aporta a car around the campus. Katharine la not unit a good atu dent. but play badcelhall, and dttnrr . and well. she exjierU to teach, hat «r can't aav for how long. IIlIKHKKT SijOAN ( rKKKX I.K.K. ♦ K ♦ Indiana B. S. in Economics Herb Prepared til Indiana High School Herbert Sloan Greenlee, known an Herb” or Grernie. la famous for many things. Two of tbeae. we feel compelled i). The find, we ahall call hU uncanny kuuwletigr of and wherefore's of Komwuitlrv The «enwiri ix hi handling women Yea, indeed, “Herb” know them all. (HKKI.A CrltlMM, BA Gmv '«o A. B. in German Gee” Prepared at (irlt ytburtj Icadem if Y. W. C. A. (I, % Cabinet .1)| Glee I lab (I. 2. 8); Girts Ed. Horiet). Thia demure little maiden | n)e ie a heart of purr gold. Altbo she tells ua that men are not eawmtka! in her sweet young life, we are a little dubious, because site become trrjr excited when any one any . “Ifaavuhfud. “Gee U a German shark, and mi is lirr immediate internal progenitor. George Frederick Gitmasn Haitimcin , Mp. A. B. in Grrrk “Fred Prrparrd at Baltimore Cliff College MinUtcrini Afttnriation. Fml 1 an authority on Greek. A far a« that p rs anyone who take an A. B. in Grrrk, dnrno to tic an author Ity. When we r w ldrf Fred, we lavr a tliifr of refret In re- viewing hix hiator?. It arem a «hame that Midi a dandy chap thoukl rtimr from MunUwl Thrrr i one raiMiUtkin, how- ever, through bit effort hr uiav nuke Baltimore a better place to live in. Wayxk Gorimix Hafkr. .c. CHAMIRMRrM A. B. in Frrnrli ''McGinnis Prepared at Ckamberihurg High School filer Clnb (I, 8); Hi tie Club; Radio Ouk Here Li our boy McGinn ”—the hrautiful young man with the dunnlnf voter, lie get oodlc ” of practice for the tiler «lull by lnglng love lyric lienrath I hr window of hia “Mabel” from Chwmber hwrg. and hia “F.tnma from Hood. Wayne in very fwlliblr, too and brflrtri everythinf hr h told. But a yet. however, lie ha quite come to the point where he will accept the tatrmrnt that thrrr Ua t any Manta (iau . Markham. Haij., LX. 1'ixr (inore Klrctrical F.njfinccring Marsh Prepared at (irttgihurg .Icademg Radio Hub; A. A. V Marsh ha the wvual handicap of all boy In thr same situation. Hr And it necraaarv to iwrml in pltr of the country from which he cotneK Vet thi la a little hard on Pine Grove—for thi little town ha amt uk many men like Hall who are bound to find their name , sooner or later, either hi “Who Who. or the poller blotter. Roland Jeskf. 11 kathcote Simrw araT A. B. in Knjrliati Roily- Prepared at York CoUeffiatr Institale SnphiKii rr Play ('«hi; Clwt Drhatr ( i): DcKiUnf Cuanrll (2. 3); Histon SvcMfi Jirhoolmmi’ Club 2, 8); VarJIj Debate (2. 3) ; K ♦ K; TK A. Itumr Im«I It Our, (irmr lud It ArUtntlr. and Get fuhurf lux IN llrnthrntr Tlie UH-itlmUn of Ilii man rank ikinl In rerkutllltr. Wehkter nnd “Dor Mhuwi «prrwdinir him “Holly 1 a mil tud« nt, a forceful delta tor. an actor of mm I. n friend uf man. and a Inter of art. Hat with all llilt hr ha taken time to lanwir acquainted with Ihr «i|i|M altr e and from unbla«ed authnritv wr may tate that hU rote for Co- rd Ufa!Inn would lie Olivi. Hammh.I'H IIkil, If a ikm«towx. Mu. A. B in EnjclUb Olle Prepared at liaflergtirwn High School anti Maryland Stair Xormal MlnUterUI AkooelatUin: Klflr Club; M Mortal A Ma ialluii; Kngloh Club; Sn|tU ntnrr Play; A u riate Member C « I and Nightingale. MOHe U a real thick from Hagerdoun (if Mich a thing ran be). Hut who can blame the girl for falling fur ueh a dMInguithrd Uaiklng young man? Kdwarj) 1 1111.11 IIkinzk. sk Bai.tiwomi , Mu. A. B. in Philoaophy “Keldir Prepared of (iettythnnj Academy Clata Hatehall Tlierr’ no friend likr a good friend, and Eddie V' a good friend to all he know . Kvrn though hr ruene from Halt lino re II due nut vretn tu liatr effrrtrd hit |«-no malit i one bit. Kd- dle I “Fddie, Haltimnrr nut-with-ttanding ' If you hair a rhanrr atari Eddie talking about oar neighboring tate Tbrn tee If you ran «top him. T9 Bryxtox Kohkrt Hkrsiiky, k N ( lk Rock Prepared at (Hem HocL High School 1 dliege IUimI (1, 2). It ha bmt wh l said that tilrn Korlt i- • rrlrml for lltw who w «h to live Ihr life whirl iv turr «ifm. Him Ait in nr way refer to Ihr tknlrti but iwr acquaintance with “T«d lewd u to belle r that even today there are (dnity of “F.vrV who w « l«l tai.tr of the forbidden fruit to win Ms af- f ret ion. “Ted i a line mate and we hn| r that fortune will offer Um a well deterred future.’ Smitiumi ru, Mo. Bu.tinrNH Administration Ted” John FkKOI.VANI 11 RttR B. S. in History He •ary' Prepared at Smithtbmrg High School SiiiKWimar CUw Foot hall (2); Sehmdrnan’ t’luh. There' only one thin wrong with this large handsome lad. If we mn the line under Id iv i r. we see the whole thing. Maryland k fault enough, but Smitlwlnirg addtd, Itea| up In- nuit noon injury. However, to John’s rrrdit. we mud aaj in all fairness. that he b succeeding mighty well in spite of Ilia environment. El WARD WlLUAM Hysox B. S. in Chemistry Prepared at Shrricthmrg High School A vet the world has brant but ten- little concerning Shrewsbury, hut this doesn't mean that it never will. For when “Kd get out into the world and makes his ‘‘mark.” eterjone I going to hath Imrk with admirathm at the (own wlikh gave F.dwanl his start. Kf.nxkth Ivory. UwNavM B. S. in H tutory KrnH prrpared at l.cechlmrg High School If i-torlcal At-oclatioa (I. 2. Secretary-Trra-u nr r 8)| Sopho- more Play i Clee Club (I. 2. 1); (hrI ami Nt htin|rale (2. 8)| (Uu Football (I. 2); Claw Ha-krthall (I. 8) { Chairman S |iliitoii rr Itanquct; Intercollegiate Play Cast (3); 1927 SrxTti n t Junior Pnwn C«uiimlttrr; Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil (3): Sophomore Pia Ownmlttec. Chairman; Cluat Vice President (2)s Student Tribunal (2,3)s Scrub K.-.• ••11 (I, j)i akjw “There arr -etrral miMik why “Ken' majored in hr - rial triencrm. Two irf Ihrv rrwwai arr etldrnt whllr the uth- rr« bate been taken out by tbr censor. Ken la ua r of Ibr moat artivr mrn of llir ritM, for hr I the “Barrymore of tbr -tafe. tbr “Schwab of liwunms and the Krrl-lrr of nautical art. Walt Harris Jonks. atq Piiii.aoKt.rifU B. S. in Klretrical Enfclncrrin MSi” Prepared at Prank ford High School and Perkiomcn Prep Track (I, 2, 3)| Clat (U-krtball (I); (iUr Club (3): Itadlo Clubs A. A. K.: A. A. U. Kwm Ibr Mf city, etmte “SL Hit performance «• a track man bate (rained many laurel- for old ti-llur . Thin year br baa -bown himself a man of diterdflrd talent . The tiler Club cannot understand hnw it misted this youny Caruao in Sr-“ flr-t two year-. David Jacob Jr Mrs, «K Srwixti (iaoTK A. B. in Philosophy 'I re Prepared at Spring drove High School Ministerial Association; Sophomore Plays Sjlfimwrr Work Committer: Clao. Football; Commencriueiit Play. One win (fanes at tbit boy |4rturr cannot fail to realiie the fact that lie it tumdtoine. •'Ihite i- |uite a thick, at mod- em phraaeulofcy hat it. Nature made blui flat way. to nature I to blame. No4 only it tbr fair w attracted to “Date, but titr whale clast ferlt a kern attraction to him A m an Mottkr Krbio.vek BcLurm B. S. in Philosophy ‘‘Kmh’' Prepared a I Hell rime Hujh School and (iettyalmrg Academy VmnH} ImnU (I, 2. 3); Captain and Manajrer Tennl (2. 3 . Kmh and trnni mean the mr thin «I tiettwbur HowMrr. Iril you forget. the ho]T rlMioi idlwr thin Mhlt trnnU I 11 . Certainly, there are women in the die (how nwiUl it lw «dlierwivr') lint wc'fr thinking primarily of Allan' pursuit of F.tliin and klndrrd luhjrdi. 11 HUMAN Sti’akt Kkitk . hkn HiMUIt’IO A. B. in Cimrk Henn' Prepared at UarnrUunj Trek H(gl«r t Clan Honor (I); Ckw Motion ('2 j Price ! Honor Nr Mention Gener CJrerk (l){ 1-3 (iarvrr l.ulin (|)j Muhlrntiurjr PmhtiMtt (I); tntercnllrgintr “l.ife Prinripje Bonk Hrvlrw |); Y M C A A I—bwMg (2). Cabinet :i); ItlHr ( luit (I. 2)| Claw Debate (I. 2), Debate S]uad (2.3); GdU hai)tlini Wider The capital city ent a tlii lad. Ili excellent tebolar Uilp only li rtr M-K hi fellow ' evteem. Wll.I.IAM Ha.m.ky Kkij.y. ♦SK Indiana 11. S. in Bininrw AdrninUtration Bill “Bill ho hi jmn aimed. In a huvine way, at thr whole world. W hen '27 lia anything doing, BBT I alway at the fnmt. willing to «Io even more than hi «hare. Tim predoml nate eh raetrri«tii will help him in bovine , for It b rcrogni e i that hr who the more than hi «birr, Intarlahly fcucrrrd . Dokotiiy Kktnkk. h a Euixtillk, V Y. A. B. in Latin Dot” Prepared a I Pllrmvdle Hujh School ami llarlteiek .Seminary Y W C. A. 2. I Cabinet )i Girl ' Ed. Society; Sophomore PUj. Thi little blonde I nrver irriout. It firrlc. idinrle— nw mom 'til nlit. K. periall I hrr atile apparent when IlkAt lit Mrrcrr «hr up fn m GrrriK« tl(. MIM look for ward to each wrrk-end with kern expectation. Hut rnnonlwr —“Swrh levity t unarent ly. IIk.KKKRT («KIGKK KlINK. Hiumirm A. B. in Kn liih Herb' Prepared at ltarri Uurg Trek ( Um ItaikrtlMlI (1)| CUm Football (2). Herb” it another bojr who route front tltr capital cHjf. Ili dUtln£ufc hlnjr trait are an intrmc devotion to tud e«. and n kero delight in xrairt . “Herb” i alo n runnui rur of frntl nine beauty, hot he make no eaprcial rlalm for Itlmorlf. Hr any that anyone would hr )utt aa maid a lie If they bad all Ilia experience Naomi A. Kxkcht Allkxtqwx B. S. in French Naomi Prepared at .Uiemtou'a High School V. W. C . A i Girl ’ Ed. Society; Glee Ctuh (2. 8); lUakrtliall (I. 2. 8); (hi and Nightingale Club; So|4v«tmorr Play. Naomi U «me of tlw nlurkW-vt and mo t energetic member of tltr riahn. In ilramatir . and in hnakrthull. die ha dam it Iter «uprrinrity and pleating pertonality. We raiwel big thing from wr “Uttle Naomi in later life. 2? Isaac March Koch. ♦ « Birmmio B. S. in ChcmUtrr Prepared al Itirdtltoro lltgh School Cllrr Club ( i ; Vanity Tenni (I, 2). Itaac hall frinti tl r Inwn where ground luolr king and Hlrdiboro. Of (ourw. hr didn’t name I hr |4acr hikI If l r luid we |imuinr It would hr railed Illrdvnevt.” IIU ambitam in to lir a rhrmUt, tu pry Into thr Mprincn velentirtr theories ••nil premi thr world with «urn nrw rtwmieal which may hr nr thr «lignlfWd name of KochonnC oil. You ought to are him Ikilr tlir ivorte , duty fmirth mKn Jail tiickrr «way. Clo nn “Ike ’ that l ijr ninilr U niorr worthy than Ihrae mrrr word ran rtprm Mkii.ui. Dimitry Koropchak. he Atui I). S. in ('hrmUtry “Mike” Prepared al Ml. Carmel High School Football; ( Um IWball (I, 2). Mike U «ur football player from the land of “blaeh dia- monds. And not only I hip a football player, hot alto U hr a rhrmlst -and a rral ••nr at tluit. Wr predict a brilliant future for “k|ikr“ if hr mn tin tie to do a. aril in after llfr a hr baa done that far on gridiron and in laborab ry. Harry I.kVkrn Kraii. Yomk K. S. in Mathematics I.rVrm Prepared al York High School Here fo thr real atndrnt f UVrrD Un't aatUflrd at all If lie arts anything brlow thr grndr of “A. Without doubt hr viB some day win irrrat renown In thr realm of mathematic and (tkydrs for lirrr lie tiU r |irrUl Intern.tv Mr won't men- thill, though, that leVrm haa thr reputation of lirloir one of thr greatest card «hark that ever trod” thr hall of Old Dorm. M IIk.nkv Joskpii I, atrii aw. w.c. CuAiriKt A. B. in PhiloMphj Henry Prepared at ('I ear field High School tins IVKttr (C |iUln .1); Junior Varoitr Drktf (2) I Var- Uty Debate (3). Hrrr U a real (irrnmn stmlent, Hut. In arguing, (ini, oar Henry own lib kill. Fur. even though vanquished. lie onn urgue «till. Hr ii II v. II run In a natural-born ornlor. He could tnke Kistlrin't Hirary of ttelatlvUy «ml convince tin oW gentleman himself that lie didn't know uliat lie Iti talking about. Ralph John Lai'kv Ca imh B. S. in Buainc Administration “Dutch” Prepared at Carli le Nigh School AhiMant Track Manager. Tin cum come from Carlisle over ami has sail let! his way int tbr heart of nil hi fellou -inmates.” of Cottage I lull Yen. “Dutch Is quite tbr handsome boar, hut hi charm are not for any female in CcttYshurg. “Halpliie muit lie faithful to the girl hack Imcur. John Miixako Lkrsk Hour'a B. S. in Kconomics “Johnnie “ Prepared of fWorn Towathip High School ThH care free. happy-p -lwcki Individual U none other than our Ian- Johnnie' I.erse-— the little boy with the big smile. Johnnie just huhblea over with enthusiasm for hi CUm. and although bat few pn | lr would suspect It. a a Sophomore lie wav the holy terror of the naughty Fr«sh. Hakky 11 human n Lkxx, Nkhark, N. J. A. B. in K.ngltfch Prtnut Prepared at HarticteL Seminary i.Ue Iuli (II). Can we say anythin? «boat little “peanut frntn “Jdier without men I iomnf Mcknlfhtstuwn? Viiu'tr pursuit it, frutlr rrndrr, he turn wom u lira ten imIIi ri|flit to her door. Harry ha othrr diversions bowrvrr. the chief of w hich it Greek. The •oily trouble with Greek, hr uri, i the bother involved In fo- inf to class. Hokkkt Lippkbt, c.r. Tt'MTLK Cnkkk A. B. in Philoaophr Bob Prepared at (ieUytbarg Academy Y. M. A. Cabinet: Lyceum Courses Vice PmUtRl Minis- terial Association. “But i foioc to preach. Anyone who has beard him talk can appreciate the fact that he will lie a “top-notcher. ThU year hr U eapubly nianafiiif lie Y s l.ycrum cisurse. Now thia U no easy task. aak Boh, la- knows. The tracer he 1 bavinf in I hi undrrlMkinf should he a fair token of bii future suc- re in manafinf a r««nf rrfathwt. 11 orach IIknkv Long. ju Stkkltox B. S. in Biology Jake” Prepared at Steriton High Schotd C lass Football (1). Here is a real student, and a dotior to he! Anyone can tell that “Jake” in a brainy chap merely by planetnf at him. But hi one ferat weakness U hi fondness for “orchestra practicr. Far Into thr nlfht such sounds as, “I'll raise you five, “I'll call you.“ can tie hrnrd Usuinf from beneath hia door in (Nil IVirra M LvrrKcjrs Samiki. I,oncj, w ♦ Ikwix B. S. in C'hrooiatry Cur { Prepared at Hrdford High Sr hoot ( irtl Vklniririan ; St |thnt« nrr Play Staff. Turf” o«r« two thin t. hi mllefc career Ow I hi r crllmt knowintyr of rhnnUtry and the other. hi acquaint- n e with a little liu on York Strrrt If yon iio not believe (hi York Street affair, a k tbr telephone operator, «hrll trll yum. There U only one Incoutrtt letter connected with tlir whole tlunjr. Turf MVi, and that Ibr hittf walk home txrrv Ulfht. Cari. Andrew Lot Altooxa B. S. in Electrical Engineering |x l«y Prepared at Horritharg Trek mericnn Awodatkm of Kiiflnecr ; Itailin Hub i‘arT a natural born engineer. Why lie rrm ug|rr tit that a Ford cannot be n««ctiihled in dvr minute . Thrrr' an- other thing to Carl' rrrdlt. or di crrdit a tbr cane may hr. He' well known in the Strathm Street «urini whirl. Why wouldn't a boy like Carl he popular! M. Helen McClraf FmmLo A. K. in Frrnrli Helen Prepared at Ciettgtbmrg High School Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club ( ). Thu unatauniing. modrat m-ed hail front the local metro | ll of Fairfiehl. To look at Helen one mould never dream that he 1 a talented muaieian. liut her plat ing ha« added mnrli to the tiirU' tiler Club She U abut very «tudious and mrrgrllr. With Ihnr rharacterUtic , we know «he will make a r d wInmI marm. 87 Kohkkt T anger Mkngfji. ♦ ia Mrxnk Milu B. S. in Biuim-u Administration Boh Pai l Richard McDowell, s.c. Bmn B. S. in History M c Prepared at Hutlcr High School Xlar ha demonstrated hi business ahalltt at G-Burg by capably sertIng as laundry boy. ' Wr never could Irani boa Mar make Ibr bdfl emmt arms even alien flirt'rr broke— but tlirrc arr trick to all trades! Mac missed hi calling alien hr decided to br a trachrr. Ilr might makr a successful dancing master, too. altli that mrun” tango tr|i that hr has down I perfection ( mr«t'w Prepared at dettprlmrg High School Y. W. C. A. There rrm to he a great deal of discussion nmerruing just abrtl thr future Isa in store for Isabelle, Some look for a uirial career, Mote think a |wdagog’s mantle aould grace- fully fit her shoulder , and «till other seem to think that thr Inane ties are binding. We imagine however. that no matter a hat the decision mat tie. an Illustrious son of Gettysburg alii have a voice in it. Prepared at Spring drove High School (dee Dub 1. i. 3). “Bob- sing In thr like Club, and i positive tliat thr or- ganisation couhl not function if lie acre to leave it. Wr are forced to give “Bob credit for liaving a deep, sweet, melodum voter, but we do wish he wouldn't snore whrn other (icoplr want to sleep. College student can sleep peace fully amidst tlw groan of a Saxophone, and the snort of a Trumpet but I lie re b a limit to all things. ISABKI.I.K Is. Martix, B. S. in Knjrliah Belle John IIknky Meykr JrMHKV (tty, N. J. A. H. in Kn|(il«h Hank Pre tarrJ at (irttgtbmrg .leadrmtf Class Treasurer (1); Clan ftanourt Committee (I); Secretary Mirwterial Association (J); Secretary Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (3); Prom Committee; Master in Gettysburg Academy. Here's a b«M iMIt! In fart, the |uth from the Academy tu Gladfcltrr lfnnl “Hank the opportunity for all the track expression l e want . Oh ye . we inuat not for «et hia tripa to the post other and his mall from Klbwheth, N. .1. John Axk Mii.i.ek. sk May pont B. In Philosophy As Prrparrd at AV Hrtklrkrm High Sekotd Class Vice President (il) i Sophomore Play Staff. Ilrrr'x John with an Ax' to irrmd John b ao huaily at tending to the Inescapable grindstone of srholaatie endeavor that he mUm all tl e pretty girt • ho roam through the stpsare on Satnrday niirhta—Oh yea hr den! Robkbt Odqex Mii i.Kk. a« Gbttyuktm B. in Kngliah Bob Prrparrd at (irttyihurg High School flaw Football (1. 2); Sophomore Play Staff. (•ettyklNiri has placed the name of many men on the m trr of the immortal . IWi was indeed fortunate to have been horn within its border . Ili assorUtiiai with w for three veara has convinced u of the fact that CHd Gettysburg is atill producing frrat men. Hi talents as a musician and as a stu- dent are worthy of mention. Sawykk Me Antii m Mowkr CiUMHKiuai'Ba A. B. in Greek Sawyer Prepared at Chamhertbarg High School Wn Sr non cm Any man that Iiw) ir in Creek I a real student! Anil Sawyer I nmjorlng In tirrrk. Therefore draw roar raticfu «km accordingly. Sawyer ha ambitions a an orator. loo ami any nwigregnlion lucky rnou|(h to gel him a a pastor will have ju t reason to hr elated. Rruttu.i. I.owki i Mon.. w.c. Wot York B. S. in Atlminixt ration l oc Prepared at Spriag drove High School Doe” come to tu from “York up nod U reputed to Iw a diliirrnt anil hard working «tuitriit. He dor find timr, how- ever, to take lovely walk on lovely aflrmomi with a lovely auburn-haired lUugtdrr of Gettysburg. “Doc' “ major ia lluslnc , amt if tlirae long walk are hu-tlnes engagement , hr olonild have load of practical experience. A. B. in Political Science Pap Prepared at Harrixtmrg Tech IWJ Snumi'M; Clam Pervident (:|); CUm Treasurer (2); Cannon Bawlj Mr. Tax; Assidant Football Manager (I, ’J 8)l Sophomore Play Staff; Sophomore Itanqurt Commit Ire; Class Ki h Conrad ttre; Discussion (imun l rader (2)j Inter Krutrrudy Council (3); I’m and Sword. The Capitol city present u will a capital mate, Kirk U • •nr of the hard worker of the da and hi earnest re jamie 1« duty «hull ever hold his mrraurv dear to us Although modest and reserved in action lie I ‘quirk in wit anti thought. No more fitting tribute coaid In- given him titan thr one he a towed upon him hv Id da In hi recent election to I lie presidency. Stki.ia S. Moykk pAt-Humx A. B. in Latin Ster' Prepared at Palmer tom High School C irU Bi Society j V M C, A. Obr « tub ( ). Stella play a lit Ik. t«dk« « little. «ml Invea a little She i i n wnlmt «u| |Mir1cr of Women' Mights. Sometime hr become o interested in arguing flint hr forget to eat Stella ha been blessed with an opUauMir «|t |M illiwi. What more rnnld von want. Rai.pii Isaac Mi mma. w.c. HtOIMPIIIC A. B. in lliatory R.wlj h Prepared at IlighApire High School Strclton High Schoitl Cilee Club (2 3); Sophomore Pla i A MN latr Member Owl and Nightingale; fin Debate (3); iVbate Council (3); 11«.- torical A; CUu Honor (I). IlelaiUI tlie S« rmte of (Jett)shurg College! Judging from hi rlastroum rrdtntinns Malpti wiim to latr extreme fond- ness for rhlloaopliy. Kvldeutly he lmuld hare majored in it instead of History. Ill toraf aspirations are twit to lie for- gotten. either, for Kaiph firmly l«el|e%r« that «onie «lay lie «hall snatch tlie laurels of ('«raw from tlir boll of fame, anil base them | laerd upon hi own brad. Jacob Martin Mykk.h, i..c. Dora A. B. in Greek Make Prepared at York- County Academy Ministerial Axmriation. On any day at nil, our ean are “Jake hustling to elaas with n well filled brief • .«• No , of enwrwr, Ilii can inrun either of two thing , one that hr t« real ambition and know ItU stuff. or tlie other, that lie' fooling the profs. Surely, Jake must he n student, though, for all Id A Indicate this. I'l.AIKi: Vk.RNON XKt’HAC Glkn Hock Huiinrc AtlmlnUtrntion •.lakcv Prrpart’d at (Urn Kin k High Schoci Cl w Play; HUtiirinl AuwfUHon (1.2.21). Jakey contribute. about «fr of the New (ietlythiirg Spirit. Whether in rUw, in t'haprl. at the Club, or at thr gwiur. hr U nirr to lighten u«nnmr' harden with hi . rhrery .mile. It 1« .aid lti.it to cwntlneed a number of K. end M. jrrnds on la.t Turkey Day that tlwir tram wa. a furer, thrlr mIiooI a joke. and that they thrtmrlvr. wrrr negligible. If arguing wrrr grata. Jakrv would hare thr higgct hat rrop aim M.mn. Ralph Ashton Xixhokp. ♦h CoATKat ILLK A. B. in Kngliah Aahton Prepared al Ghrmrd Colirgr Claaa I rbalr (I, 1'nptain 2); Vice l rr idmt Debating Council (3)I Var.lty Debate (I, 2. H)| Getty h«rjrian{ (hi and Nightingale: (law Trra urrr ( ); Sophocnore Play Staff Kditor-m-Oilef 1907 Sr « tai u. Tau Kappa Al|iha; Blur Crocodile, j S. K. S. C. Ihr line u| ’ aftrr XhyV nantr proclaim. him. aa hr la, u hu.y naan. I|(tturinf football, hr’ Grttyahurg “Kcd” Grange. Why, hr even liiig or during thr aunimrr. NUjr ha. an enviable place in thr heart, of all hi. fellow . Hamilton Anton Xrss, c.c. II AMUIaat'BO K. S. in Mechanical Ktttfinerring “Ham’ Prepared at (iettyabarg Academy Var.ity Track (I. 2). If anyone arc a abort, roay checked fellow running arnio thr minpu. with a tiaakrtlMil under hi. arm. it ia none other titan “Ham- hintarlf. Ham U a great haakrthall and foot- ball rnthutia.t. hut ha. di.tingui hrd fcknartf mo.t n tin cin- der-path. Ralph (i. Okxkk Hll.M-.nl ILl.K H. S. in Edmuiion Ralph Prepared at Arendt ville Vocational School; Shippeuthurg State Xormol School R l|i(i ninw to rather late in hia rotlritlatr career. II ha nut taken him Inti however, to reveal hiintrlf a n ata- tleat—m em I new. and «.urc 1« MKCeed in hi choocn held of t curbing David Albkkt Oyi.kk (immi-Ru M. S. in Krommiri “Dwc Prepared at (lettyrlmrg High School Hither Hinmrr or Wtyimhiini I Dm’ Utrkt attrac- tion. It iMfi’t known exactly which it h, for hb affectioni have urh a tendency to wander that one cannot alway lie quite «ure whrre they do lie. Ihrr U • little boy with a large rapacity for lot ln«. Paul Raymond Pkrdkw (’t'NIKILIXD. Ml . B. S. in CbrtuUtry Perdy Prepared at Allegany Coanty High School “PerthV a rral fellow. Now. gentle reader (especially the real cm tie rwi), take a gtaal look at thU boy ■ picture. Then set out to find the man. You’ll find that the original fur iir|a urti flic ropy. “Prrdy wilt be a handtocne chemist. W Jr Li a K. Pktku, r ♦ GrrmBPio B. S. in Hiiton Jrwcl“ Prt partti al (icUythttnj Acati t my Hittary flub; V. W. C. A.; Cilrb Ki fioclrtj Rumor. inrun and oftrn tpitrful, ||r« that Julia H a rrurl mRn, that after ahr I went Hit tparkling my of her blur err in ..or partirular direction, hr immediately change their di- rection. Minding another vlrtlm. Wr know ttirrr U no mure truth In thl Hum In mutt rumor . Mint that Julia 1« a very care ful Mild |triMlrnl touiif fed . Waitlh Hakim Pkkkkkk, «kn Riiitkutow B. S. in Chrmutry “Wop I rr partti al Frau bit Uitjh Schtuti “Wop U thr only titan In trhool who ran lay rlaim to br- ing a rlirinUt without fm|iirtiting thr “ChrminVa Paradhe. tlu I .ah. ThU mlm. |uirt. datr hlimdr tan a varied array of talent by hi proArirnry in (vermait, «kill with tie ukulele, ami thr wielding of a mean “hoof.’ However, liU thought often revert to a certain rrtton of Kelnlerttown. whrnr lie L% a fm|urnt v Ultor. KaI.PH I’ KI.ItKKit K PVLK, C.C. tSoMIMIf B. S. in Education “Kalphir Vrrpartti at (it!Iyihurtj Acatitmy College Hami (1. 2), (Manager M) j Mutieal Aauwtatioa (3). •‘Halphir” I a teachrr-t« be! And lie ought to make a good one. ton, for hr ha an end lev, upph of joke and «tone with which to illwttrate hi vubjrct. wlwtrver it mav chance to be Ralph al o |4 y t a mean Cornet in the College Itaiul. nnd ha a p!ratlom in thr direction t f thr piam . Raymoni Mervix Hebert OrrrrtBmo B. in Chemlatrr “Pete Prcpared at (icttfthurg High School Sh-h-h-h' VVr'rr going to teli a vecret! Most people wouldn't ftiitpcrt It, bnt “Petri U engaged « it l rumored— tu meet young tltinjr’ mt York Street. Hui rry rdk« i 1 thi “1’Hf U m good old aknte, and a perfect wlita In (Vniktri. Richard Oriendo Rex, Ckutxit Hill. PiauDiiriiiA A. B. In Philosophy Dick Prepared ut .liaWrf High Sch(tol Freshman lUmpirt Coanmlttre, Chairman; (iett thurginn; Y M l A Cabinet 2, 8); Student Council (2, :i); Sophomore Work Committer. Chairman; Toastmaster Soplwniurr llan- : («nmin Hawl; College lUnd (2); Sopitomorr P!a (ut; A«Ml«nl tMwtr Vl n |rr: 1WT Sciurram: Editor IU2S-l'J2ii ti“ Ifook; ( hiuniMii .lanior Proni ( «immlUm lirw Tm (2); Blue CwoMlIIrt; Pen imd S«ord College day and “Itil Slg way hare made ‘'Dick ’ one of our llnmt friend . He i a real good pal and we know that u«e day uimrla-aly will Ik lueky. Hi aiewa and iorlinu lion are entirely altruUtlr. After college Uva to him will menu wrrlrr to hi fellow traveler and we of thu elna would pronounce him an Ideal pawl annutritan. May wisdom and j«e or he hi guide fan. ( .“ A. Ki i ABmi Hit'hard. b R HT IiAKfPOWXB Hetty Prrj arrd at iMUMilownr High School Y. u C. A. (1. Cabinet 2. 3)j Girl Ed. Society. Glee Club (1,2, 3); Bnaketball (I, 2. X Manager .(); Sophwimorr Play: Tennis (I, 2)i Inter-Sororily Council (3); Co-rd TrKooi.il (d); C'o-ed Editor 1 27 Snmrx. Take a uitm untie. cherry word, rnnicinitlouuirM, cam- Idfied with p «l |airt maii lii|n, atliletie. dramatic ami muvl- enl ability. |w |nilariiy and tmliou tie —mi them all together, and you will have Betty. qIIWELT Wai.tkr C Richtkr. bkp Hi r i.o. X. Y. B. S. in KnglUh “Walt Prepared at .Matte Park High School; I'nirenity of Huff ala Buffalo tends Wall to u« from the thorr of |.akr Erie. “Walt” to } Imp a minister son. but Ihrrf' nothing in that It present him from being lurrd to Crystal Bfwh « I hoar hot mill tummrr «lay . It is there that he Isitkt on the sand. mid enjoys the charm «if those “red-hot Canadian mmiminv Jaxf. Robin sox, b a Gm-vaaruu A. B. in English Janey Prepared at Gettysburg Academy Y. W ( A. (I. 2. CaMnrt 3)i GW« flub (I. 2. ); President Co-eds (I). Jane Is rather a tnlrntrd and accncnptished young lady Hut her forte Is music, in all lb forms, for the ease and (race with uldrli «he sings, dances and plays, Hinmi us all. Site had a rhauer to show her banter side us president of the Fresh- men (seeds—and slid It. in her charming way. John Fmkdkkick Samara. Ashland B. S. in Chemistry Frit '' Prepared at Ashland High School College Orrhestra (I); Tribunal (3); CW Basketball (Mana- ger 2) ; Junior Prom Committee; Assistant IUsketlMtll Mana- ger (3). Among tlie Clasa of '21, “Frit is recognised os tlie prince of comedian . He doesn't need to try to tie funny—it Just comes natural. Anil we can't forget that hr is nuite a musician, either. With Ids sunny dU|tositlon. “Frit should meet but very little opposition in life. He can smile Ids way into any- body' heart. 4 Joseph Litiiek Sahvkr PORT RoVAL B. S. in Piijiin “Surr Prepared at Port Hoijal High School Th « i n man powerful in hi ilcncr Cumin from thr farm. Sarv ht an rxprrt on anythin Rfrimltunil. With all the Uli rncr of a real «on of the Mill, hr applir himself cffrr tltvfcr la hb atudlr ami W t||AR) feagle ahead. Soane day. r .lw.ll er |.«thrr tin- owner of an a riroHural area that will br worked on thr latent scientific b«ik Donai.d Grant Scuonmu., ♦ K Tower City K. S. in Chemistry Don Prepared at Tower Citg High SchmJ tirttvUiurpUn (2); IBS? .Hncni Nt Sophomore Play Staff i S. E. 8. C- “Tower Otjr, bv lUrlf. wit pretty nearly enough for “Don, The taiy In proud of hi huonr town, though. and there fore lirierm n reat deal of comnieitation in thi . “Don Inn earned the title of a happy- -1 ark) optimist, who fortunately know when to apply klmirlf. Pauuxf. K. Schi mi kr. h a A. B. in English “Polly' Prepared at I nion High School Y. W. C. A.; Girls Ed. Society (I. 2. 3. Secretary 8) j Haakrt- ball (I, i. Jl, Mann per 1); Secretary -Treasurer of Co-ed Student Body (3); flaw Honor (I). “Polly” rUim a place aa forward «wi the Girl Basketball team, and has a ipkl knack of iwltinc the hall in thr haakrt. She term rather qsirt at Unt-wit that i only because of her ha hfui nature. She' a peach - and. oh yes, a student too. D7 .John H. Scott. Jk. Mr. Camel B. S. in Biology Scotty Prepared at Gettysburg Academy Owl «ml Nightingale; Canmm llawl; Trurt (2); Football (8). Can am thing kimrI mmr out of Ml. QmmII A w mu ' voice me . MV« T’ Of ruunr, “Scotty” uu t honor hi own country. Serb u ly |v klng. now. bn anyone ever moi a more htmlMWir football plsvrr I)avh.i.a Ci.ark Shirk. • • « Lkiaxox B. S. in Malhrmatln Dill’ Prepared at l.el amom High School Band (I, 2); llrrholrH (2); C annon Bawl; Jt2T Srcrarw t (la Pool ball; Cias lUictwll; liras Tat; It Mr Club. TW pm U a mighty ura|ion. “Dave” know bo« to use It. TV world will br movnt to laughter for years because of his sketches in thr “Cannon Haul ' Not only does the boy move worlds with his jien. You should hear him “trump” thr trum- pet. Kmtmiher till , if “DavrV drawing miss you. Ws trum- pr tings cannot fall. Hlwtiik Kijxahkth Sl-VYRACOII A. B. in French Blanche Prepared at lligterrdle High School; Shippentharg .Vormal School (i iris’ Educational Society. Illanrhe decided that shr did not know enough to teach, having spent but two years at Normal. ao he wisely chose Gett)tburg a a place to put the finishing tourlirs an tier edu- cation. Her careful attention and “Iha' Kramrr'a u|irr- vision I sure to make her an AI teacher. Hoy Li’thkk Sump, c.c. Clovcrdau. Va. A. B. in Greek Sloopy Prepared at (iettytbarg .1 eadem if Y. M C, A. Cabinet( Cku Football (|). I'p frwiu tin tunny toulh nnar this win of |)rm«H.llirnrt. After the Creek department AuUlir, him, what a preacher hr Will make? “SloojiyV «1«at around when ’27 art out to do anything Ilia hand «ml hi smile accompli ! wonder . Have you ever heard the boy preach? You're inkting something If you haven't. Tune-In Munrtlme. John Clayton Small Fatbttktillk B. S. in Chemistry Smally” Prepared at Chamlteritwrg High School Small doesn't fit Smally, for he' anything but Miiall. He' not a little boy la any regard. In alar, he' aa («nmI at the a entire. In mnw regard hr' larjrcr than tl e avemrr (alar nine «hoe we hear). Scholastically, Small goes over big. All who know him are irlad to call him a big hearted friend. AU this proves that you cannot believe In a name. Stewart Harold Smith, ♦ao Glkn Hock B. S. in English ''Stew Prepared at Glen Hock High School; York High School Chou Debate (I), (Captain 2); IMw.tr Council (1. 2,3); Var- sity IMiatc (2, 8); Debate Manager (3); President Inter- colleirmte Oratorical Associatiun (3); Toastmaster Froth Itanquet; ( lass President (2); Student Council (2. ); (Trrn«urrr 3); Inter-Fraternity Council (3); Junior Prom Committee; Colleire Band (I, 2); Sophomore Plays; 1927 Sru-nru (Associate Editor): Getty sburgtan (Assistant Hu I net Manager); lira Tat (Assoeiatr F.ditor); Oratori- cal Contest (2); Fattier and Son Day Committee (3); Stu- dent Representative Y M. C. A.; K + K. T K A. It is not dlltlcult to determine the nmat popular and aellre man hi the Class of SJ7. Just took at Stewart' list of activi- ties! They peak for (kcwuhn. As an orator Stew gives euperial promise. From Demosthenes to Brian all the forensic artists should guard their laurels cloacly, or he will have them all. We predict great things for Htrw.” SO Ai.iikkt Kdwaki Spkck. c.c. Tt’RYL CrKKK A. B. In Philosophy Al prepared al I’m ion High School Kntni the thriving metropolis of Turtle Creek. comet this nun to prepare him-olf for ministry Hint • ill astonish tin world If all Turtle Creek 1 fashioned in the name moWl that innde “AV then the town must he a good pUre to live In and it eitlams pan! folks to know. In a quirt. unassuming man ner. “Al” ha won the gvavd will of all llir rh il Da.MKI. JksSK Sl'KK.lHKK. Jm. Haorustows. Mo. K. S. In Biology “Dan Prepared at llagerttawn High Sehoed Klrtr Club; General Y Cabinet (3). “Dan's” middle name Is picturesquely descriptive of the hoy himself. I.ike .1 n e .lames, he U a | iundrrrr “Dan's had happens to be girlish heart . Krer since September, INk the Coed representation at G-tlurg lia not been safe. Only “Dan,” lUiissrlf. knows is.a many hearts he has raptured (and kept). Bknjamin Hchert Soi.i.iday, ♦fa Ku r Hiim.k Sr mmit B. S. in Kconotnir •’Joe Prepared at Hashimytom Tvwnthip High School; (ietiyahnry Academy So|ihot ore I'lay. “Joe's” passhwsate “lore for French b well known about tlic campus. Itrally lie made a mistake when he ebose his mayor Had it heen French hr would have hut little trouble in conversing with the “madrmoi-rllrC when he make hia visit to the land of mode- . noodi, and French pastry . Makcsakkt K. Stauffek. r (igTTYSHCKo. Pa. A. B. in Knjrliah Peg Prepared at Get!ptharg High School Y. W, C. A.; Cilrls' KdL Society. Sophomore I Uy. PosJtitely — this I PegT (iettvsburg U Justly proud of tuch Hirerful «mi hunrit irirU an Peg, for nnrr has the tried, by fair means or foal, to pua for Mary. Ilrr smile and |tinuln|t personality Imprm everyone even the “Prof . Maky K. Stacffur. r ♦ Girmario A. B. in Rngliiit Mary Prepared at Grttjftharg High School Y. W. C. A.; Girls' Ed. Society. Mary la a spicy sample of a modem combination known as The Stauffer Tab .- Hul Mary hat a handicap. As she expresses It: “If College boy were not so carries , I might l e wearing n frat pin. How on 1 ever make them see that (Ms is Mary? Hakky Fredkkick Stuvkk, K ♦ Altooxa B. 8. In KnglUh Fred Prepared at .Utooa i High School Sntdtotnore Play; Owl and Nightingale; («niton Haw I; BlUter; IWI Setciwrxi Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. “Fred and art arr one and the same. The Srrnarx. the “Cannon llawI, the Owl and Nightingale Club, and the Junior Prom have ail felt the elect of his magic Kami Cam anyone wonder that with this wonderful artistic sente and with such a handsome manner “Fred” enraptures ail the fair young girls hr meets. Claude Steward Stkai.ky Nri« Oxrono U. S. In Chemistry Prepared at Sew Oxford High School nothrr disciple of Dr. .Inn. “Ghent y lab’ I ns alluring to him nn Able’ Irish Hu '' In I Anne NlrhoU. So Its dead Mir to tee that hr U i«rr to come o«t on top. Rubbkij. Wiurr Stovkk. aki Spmixu (jkoyk II. S. In Education Rus Prepared at Spring drove High School CUm Hu.pImII, Another rrprr e«t tl r from Spring Grove! Hut we tin ply must w y more for Ru .H Surh a handsome chap and Mich a real sport surety desrnrt commendation In spite of his home town. Wr tiavr known “Hus’ a lunir while, and. certain- ly, if ambition anil frirndllnr make a man, then hr wlU be a real one. mem Clarence Mon it ok Swinx (imviinut A. H. in I.ntin MS wlnnle” Prepared at deltythurg Academy Here Is the only man In the data who knows the battlefield by heart. If “Swinole u r the tame methods on hia clients, the tourists when he is “selling hkatorWl tJetty shurg that he use un the Profs, his «uocrws is assured. Another thing we must not forget. CUrener advocates married life. 102 W11.l.lAM Howard Takmax. AKi Palm v A B. S. in Civil K.njtinrrrintf Bill Prepared at Palmyra High School dm Pouthull (I. 2); ( Um Baseball (I. 2); Class Basketball (2); Junior Pnmi («muniItre; Intrr-Pratrmity Council; American Aiuorittitin of Knyinerr . BUT 1ft A fruod loukiny. Intrlliyent little “shrimp whose oljff UtiiM nrrasy U hu |«iui«iiutr desirr t«i k|Mitd uioat «if hit tlmr in tlir realm of Morpliru . Him next yrentr t weaknrs in “women. All hr rtrvnln U to br wm by them, nnd their hearts are Ills for tbr takiny. “Mill has many oilier character Utka, too, all of which lute hr!i«r«l train him the |«.|.uImrit that hr enjoy . Anxa H. Tawnkv, ’♦ Grmruit no A. B. in Mathematica “Ann” Prepared at (ietigrbarg High School Y. W. C. A. (1,2. Secretary .1); Girts BA Society i Rifle Team (5); Cfcaa KMHCt (1) To “Am ” -vtn knows how to have a host of friend , know her Mathematics, knows how to use hrr talent , knows how t« take a “Wink and |rrt away with it, know the value of a sunny itUpatition. knows how to show her spirit to hrr friends and class, we wish the best. Francks K. Tawnkv. r GimnarM B. S. in Chemistry Fran” Prepared at (irttjfilmrg High School Y. W. (’. V (I, Treasurer 2, President 8)i Vice President Co- rti Student Body (3)i Girt ’ Rd. S««ciety; Inter-Sororit Council (8): Rifle Team (8). Prances is our Co-ed Chemistry Instructor, and alunait any time you ran see her in the Cherny I.ah, trylny to disprove nr improse some of Doc .inn's queer laws. However, Iter ambi- tion does not fttop at Chemist ry. for she savs she In yniny to M r«i tea I Sch.a.1. 101 Hauoij) C. Thomas GsTTv nmo li. S. in Civil Engineering MH. C. Prepared al Geltg hurg High Schrud Wkn we arc II. C. In IU M. O. T. C. uniform, me can- not tin ought Imt Allinire W military carriage, ft U written tlint n toldier makes m good engineer. Since tliU U M, etty barg will And the iumut of one of iU nm In Who Who a few year Hence. C’oKXKi.irs Sexton Thomas, 14 ♦ Nkwauk, . J. A. R. in English Connie Prepared at Ilaritctek Semiuarg, X, Y. filer Club 2, 3): Vanity Debate 2, 3); V. M C. A. Cabinet (3) | Student Council d): Inter-Fraternity Council (-l)j Sophomore Flay i Owl ami Nightingale; Cla % Secretary (3); Cannon llnwl; IWf Sritni N With tile voice of n Can . ami the prrtunality of a king. Connie ha% won the Iwart of all tlie school. What a preacher be will uiukr! Oiaki.kx Ohhii: Truth Doyle Mill A. B. in lliatory TeJf Prepared at Port Nogal High School Claw IlitM'ball 1, 2) i Historical Aauwiatlon; HiHr Tram. Do v hi know, when Tclf nine to (i-llnrg, a rumor came along with him that be waa the “ Wek of Fort Koval. .Now when we review hi bbtorv ami ga e long and earnestly at Id |Mirtrait. we are Inclined to accept tbr rumor fact. Another secret about “Telf. he alwava manage to brrutnr ill juat a the hunting hra «ii ojn-ii . The boy'a u real marksman, though. 101 Vkhxa Mak Utz, 11 A WlLLIAMVPOHT B. S. in KnglUh MVem Prepared at Il'iJhamtpttrt High Schtwd Y W c. A. Verna dropjwd In from thr |. of I . at thr hrjrintiinjr of • tir Junior year. and dir haa io ly made brr rlf at hovnr that wr already priar her union thr moat friendly lrU of thr ••law. Wr frrl aurr that I'rnn muat weep at It , hi . for G Bur U promt to rlalm hrr now, a a utailrnl anil a friend. Hl.UXAKI) VlF.XF.K firrmatMi B. S. in ( hnniilry Bcrnic Prepared at (iettgtbmrg High SehwJ “IVrrfiir” alwaya treat thr bora rijrlrt whrn they unr into hti lain)’ dorr. and llh hU raprrimee and natural abll Ity hr ahould tnakr a good husUirw man. Ilovrvrr, Ida inriinu- QMN .1 ri- not III till, ili ri-rl || hi. f.T l . VouM r 11 - r I Ml M IV It U ruinoml around %rhool that whrn Brrnle jeora down to thr city hr t« nrarlv prttrrrd to drath with hi many admiring lady frtmdt whom Ik meet thrrr. Kobkkt Ml!ton Waciiob. Unon B. S. in Economic Prepared at ladiama High Sehoett ( Uu Football (I. 2) ; CUu Bavhrth.il (1« 2) : CUu IUieh.ll 1. .Manaoet 3 : Soptaanore 1‘lay Staff; Intrr-Kratrmitv Council; AwMant lUvrhall Mnu r (2). Our hoy Milt' U an athlete ami a bttiiinm man. IIU ability ha« hrm drmomtrated tlmr and again In alwtnrr hr luia undertaken. Wbrthrr hr trarlir or lira net out Into bud MM, we know hr U eventually going to rotnr out on tot Yea. “Milt M a p od hoy, nrn though lir dora runtr front Latrohe. M AAA Ii'111 WaDA Kobe, Jaimx I). S. in BuiitMM Administration Wndn Prrpared at Gettytlturg Aeadrmg A serious mind coupled uitti a winning smile and personal- llr are sure to win out. Wherever Wndn chance to roam hr is noted fur his congenial smile anil personltWuthai of induntr). Little Wada I certain to br a iiwh when hr oe Hark to Japan after completing lib edurotioii at ( tty.shurg mid Columbia. Daniel Kami. Wagnkk, +a« East Bkrlix A. B. in History “Dutch' Per parr d at Haaovrr High School Clas Baseball (I. 2); Historical Association (I, 2, 3); Claw Assistant Treasurer (2). A little man from a small town in a Urge car with a high |e«l I Hat’s Dutch. He la a real (i-llur| booatrr. During the irriiliron teuton Ills utteiMianer at games is neat to that of the tram Itself. “Dutch is in tr rested in Hittorv and llan- ovrr. Hr is Ihna very hroudmindrd and considers History iniMtlv for the knowledge of the past while his Interest in Han- over has to deal. Lar|rrl with tlw future. Howard JtwHrii Wagnkk, - ' K New York C’ity B. S. in Hi(slo|ty Prcparrd at Aisyrraouf High School Glee Club; I r m ma I ir —“Shark led.” “Candida. lied Mill. Kd is an entertainer and artor liar excellente . Ills work with the Glee Out , and the Owl mid Nightingale t'luh—espe- cially In Candida. Iiaa won for him well-deserved recognition, tlur only regret U that he didat break away from Trnn two yean earlier. 1(M Jkjwica (!khi Wkavkh. ba Getttwim A. B. in P.nfflUb Jtm” Prepared at (icttgabarg High School V. W. C. A. (I. 2. 3 : Girts 14. Society i Glee Club (1. 2. 3) llakkrtKtll 1, 2, 8. Captain 3); Owl and Nightingale; So|5 xmx pr Play; Tennis Tram 1, 2); Class Homtn. (1). Don't von recognise “Jrw ? Tall, dark hair, flapper ap- pruranrr. Jr U nMcd for hrr ready wit and “pep. Wil- lies her ability at a erntrr and captain of the basketball tram, ami her “spirited- |« rfonuancr with thr Owl and Nightingale. Paui. Tiikodork WaKKIKU), ♦sk Huuusivm A. B. in Philosophy Wirfy” Prepared at Harrisburg Trek Hand (1): Sophomore Play Committer. Warfy“ come from Harrisburg, but be certainly must hare left wanrtlilng beliind. Wr bare pretty definite informa- tiou that he «isit the town of bia birth quite often. We know e err thing hut the name Paul is more or lea quirt In all re jrurdt but taw lie has a saxophone and uses it occasionally. Hr can play, though! Mkblk Auxin Washabaugh, m k n Mt. PuiRANT B. S. In Chemistry Mac Prepared at Mt. Pleanant High School “Mae,” thr shirk! One look from him and am it her heart thrills. Kor proof we rite his sis bids to thr local High School Alumni Dancr. Hut be still has timr for aradrmir pursuits, and his determination to swerved is quite a factor in explaining bis cluster of Chemistry as a major. SnajEUSJSJSJSJEI SJSJt3ft3JcUGUG J13|j Thomas Kicikardbox Yi:i.jj), a to PlUUDILPMU B. S. in Kuninm Administration ''l)ii'k“ Prepared uf Crmtrat High School Varsity Football (1,3, M); Varsity TrtmU (I, % )j Varsity IUwt1.m1I (1. 2, 3); Varsity Tnicfc (I. 2), Tribunal (2) In ter-Pratrrmty Council (3); Sophomore l Uy. “l ick Writ - the football fan hens. the faculty’ prodigy. the tennis inartrL Itut uhrn It come to importinir trirU for darters Dick” has us all toj pr«i. To he «ure lie ho N larger territory- to draw from. Itrmriuher last year's l)irl- l« on game MDkh? We nerer will -neither will hiefcinson. HaBOLO WkUIH, ATI! Wayncsmono B. S. in Education Hor Prepared at Shippentbarg Sormal ••Har” roror to us from ShJppniHliurg, Penn State and the I'nJrrrsJty of Hardknorks Hoarier. it has not taken him long to find a place here—a place that will be hard to tUI when be U gone. Layiikx Georg k Wkiaii. w.c. Srni.MJ uovr B. S. in BuaincM Red ' Prepared at Spring drove High School Y. M. C. A. “Red exaites from Spring (inne. Itut r en this doe nid keep him from milling. I ay den’s ’’flaming glory and Ids wide •►pen «mile havr gained great distinction for him on the campus. It seems that Red’' is the chief instigator of a move- ment that will result In nothing hut glory for rrd-tensued youths. At present, he's not quite «ure what this movement is to lie. It IIKA K. Wkmxkh Hanovfr A. B. in English Rite Prepared al Hanover High School Y. W. C. A. (I. 2. Hi i «blurt 3 j Girls' Ed Society; Student Volunlrrr (If). TW younp Udy i not I hr “type” of Hanover irirl fitmihur to G Hur|r vtudent . She is very active In church work and uxnetimr think of Itecuminir a miwioniir)'. Mow- rvrr, her nmny hiAbln tend to mislead her. for she take prent pleasure In eollretinp stamp mid ant opr pH , writing Hort and hnnddiakln profs. Tnily this U very rxee|iUun«l younjr Udv. PACI. ( • II.HKKT WlCHT Ah niithvii.i.f B. S. in llixtorv Cockr‘‘ John Kdwaru Wilson, a r Nkw K H,vm« N B. S. in Chemistry J oil II Prepared at .Irendtsville 1‘oeational High School; Shippmshnrg or nut I School An “H|rir%“ says “Yon never cun tell who is jruinp to drop in thi bright youth “dropped in our rank Juvt th year. Although wr do not know much about him hit scholastic crea- tum. have convinced un lliat he U diligent and a type of man that «ill do Justior to thr teaching profession. Prepared at Xrw Kensington High School Glrr t luti (i. 3). John is an industrious thrifty chap who cucnes from thr house of Wear-Kver New Kensington As everyone knows, this hoy has traveled extenaively through the far West in thr land of cinematography. According to Jolui there isn't a star in the firmamrnt of m«ivietkmi with «lawn hr U not personally acquainted. IOC R K1 DA I iONUA X EC K KK UKciuxicurao A. B. in F.nffBHh Rrida Prepared at luindithurg High School V. W. C. A. i GWr C'lab (3); Ka krtbnll (3)j Soph.rtm.ir l Uy. luiiolii! to thr alert bwm tyri KniU. K r« tlwu h ihr luu hid llir mhfortunr of rn trritifr our rank ft Utr In hrr Collrffv rounr, wr wrkwinr thU rharmin r iirruinalitjr Into our mlclfct. Ilrr two vwr training at thr Shlpprnthurjr Normal Srltool ami mihk nprrkwr an a trarhrr hair already gained thr nttrntion of thr I rof Shr hat Imt no tlmr in rntrrinit Into thr tirliwi cam|wi activities, to our mutual be nr fit. Margakkt II. Schwartz Gmnnrito B. S. in Frrnch “Prjf” Prepared at (ietlfftbarg High School Y. W. C A. { Girl ’ Kd. Society. Veggie ' U imr of thr quirt amt unoht native memltrr of our riant Aft a partirinant Ht riant artivitira anil a ntuilrnt, howrTrr. thr U there with thr jroodv” Sl«r ha our eontklrare and rrqirrt In whatever hr may da Ill Sophomore Officers I. Jont Rov C. IIoxkmha I.f.wi Kovr PretUieat Secretary Treasurer 1U Sophomore Class History September 17, 192 , in a day which will not ra«flj be forgotten by over two hundred Getty shurgtan men. It wa% on thin iUy that the Cltw of 1928 Uminr a vital part of Gettysburg College. They rcrtainlv will m t forget the joy of the following first few day of college life, nor will they forget the Morrows' On the Saturday following enrollment the !‘'rr lim«n Sophomore Contest were held, substituting the push hall and the «hoc scramble for the traditional tie-up. The Claw of 27 was virtoriouh in the tug-of-war. but the boy of '28 stood «Hit in all their glory in the other events. The Class of 27 was victorious in the football and basketball games, but when banquet time came around' As freshmen, '28 had a one hundred per cent, representation at the F.aglc Hotel. During the aradcinir year many of the das achieved reputations as athlete and many came into prominence in campus activities. That first year, in all, was an enjoyable one. hut when final examinations were over ami classes ceased to be, everyone breathed a sigh of rrlief. Gettysburg meant more to the class when the college gates wrre opened in September, 1923. for the class carried on its shoulder a gnat responsibility. On daw day of this year the first year men were victorious in the tug-of war ami the push ball contest, but ‘28 a sophomore won the shoe scramble. The freshmen also won thr football game, but all these defeats were fully atoned for when 'M won thr baskrtbnll game nod thr class debating championship. The claw ) oint to the Sophomore Flay as it biggest achievement of thr year. 'Brewster’s Millions was presented on February 12 and 13, ami the presentation was highly successful in every reaped. The banquet, held at thr Hoffman House, while not exceptionally well attended, was one of the mod interesting affair that the class has held. The daw of 1928 I trying to remain true to the ideal of the institutum, and i endeavoring to liclp perpetuate those traditions which have become sacredly enshrined in the heart of every true Gettysburg man. m Hcnnv Stonea H k . Clas Historian. Sophomore Claw Sophomore Class Roll All ALT, H AHOLD AloNEO Amsfacii, Pacl F.uxest Baker, Ira Yorxo - Barnhart, John William BakEMOAR. GroROE M ARK Baitilitx. Joiix Kdoar BAi'tiiiKR, James Kcnkle • Bear, Henry Stoner - Bell, Rom Tmorxtox Beroutrenser. Ralmi Rerley Bistior. John Swartz Blettxer, Martha Pearl Bollixoer, Harvey Gable Romoardnkr, John Henry - Roxebrake. Roy Coxrao - Bower. Bow max Malert Brake, Donald Friary Brower, Charles Abel Bccmer, Clifford Harry Carmick, Syefiiex Di bbex Cattell, Albert Rislet • Cmarmbi RY. Ric hard Karl Cheledrx, John Josefii - Clrwell, I.loyd William Cim, Frank Hiatt Clite, Pacl Alexander Cobai'oii, Georob Daniel Coleetock. John I.i them Cromer. Viola - Crownaiiirld, Charles Manxino Ccrrerly, Frank ... Davies, William Van Horn Davis, Raymond Scott Dklap, Joiix Milton Middletown. Md. Straoaatown (irttyiKurg Harrisburg Seven SUri 1lanover New Oxford Carlisle Harrisburg Hanover Harrisburg Hanover New Oxford Harrisburg Waynesboro - F.ndicott, N. V. Wavne boro Philadelphia Biglcrvillc - New York. N. Y. Wenonah, N. J. Hanover Philadelphia Berwick Troy, Kansas Gettysburg Pittsburgh New Oxford Gettysburg Harrisburg Trenton, N. J. - Harrisburg Keyser. W. Va. Gettysburg 115 I Diet . Richard H % ih Doimox, Clyde Cohuiav FiIRHART. GkoRUE GlTT Kpuv, Gmaloixk Herecca KsFOAITO, ClIARLE Pa«CO Rtazi, Harold Glf.x - Everett, William Hexry Fikih.mi, Harold Stover Fickel, Jam Kooxn Filrert, Edward Sty amt Fihhrr. William Robert - FlTZrATRII R, GERALD JaMKI Fry, John Wilmkr Garner, Walter Gkomoe Gaivikici, Edwin Siiekaley Gi-ldrn. Horace Bream Hall, Chamlea William Harlacmkh, Frank Mykri Harman, Ritii Kka Marten. Frank Daniel Hamlu, Earl Wkaulkv - Hkciilkr. Earl Stewart Heinky. John Follmkr Herahey, Kathryn Virginia Mesne. Dorothy Loyella Hrr, Kykrett Edward Hilderrand. Eduar I.oi i Hill. John F.mancel • Hixscii. SrxNccR Hoke, Millard Jacor IIorneh. Winfield Grier Hoyae, Spencer Kino - lit tt. (ii muK William Irwin. Benjamin Collina Joke , Alfred Iaaac Kadel, Byron Kythrayff llrlUm Connellaville Hanover - Round Top Haxlrtnn New KrnAingtnn - Kcnnrtt Sepia rr - Avia - - Carlitlf - Auburn Philadelphia - Trevorton Geliy burg Martin burg Harrisburg Carlisle MerhamcAhurg York Spring llaxleton New Haven, Conn. GreenraAtle Knekwooil Montourvvillr Me Knight .«town - I .r ha non Wayne Ik ro Baltimore, Md. • Liatic New Haven, Conn. - York Gettysburg • Bender villr Middletown, N Y. - Meyendale - Philipsburg - Gettysburg 111? Kn.tr . Bryan Fumaro - Kkuri, Jacob Lcther • - Kim :, Dorothy Alice Kirr. James Kohler KxcniT, KtM.r.ii Mamk Koiilkb. Dayton McIYe Korr, Lewi Victor • Kkoxnkvi n, Frederick Chailm Kmi u, Anna Ri ti Ki hi. Thkoiminr Gkorue I.akin, France Isabel Lomch, John Minnich I.ittle, Gkoruk Emory Little, Mahamy Charles McKay, Orville Blair Maul. Lai hen Wilri-r Manor . I.kmi Clarence - Mahrley, Kduar Klineerlteh Matthew , Joiix F.owari Mrase, Kuril F.llvmortii Mrnoe . Mary I miik Menxel, Lcther Moritz Meyer, Stanley Clintox Miele, F.rciENK John • Millar, John 7.rrr Mover, Cmari.r Ditmkm Mcllin, Colman Joseph Mimrlman, Arthcr Cain a Neikirk, Robert Henry Nicely, Daxiel Weioel Feter , Ji lia Eliza Price, Robert Harsminoer Pcrdy, John B. Simmon - Raoer, Elmer Frane - Reiohter, Joiix Carpenter Rkmmel, I om thv Anne Riioam, Pai l Hexry ConnrlUviUr - HrlUni Getty «burg Harrisburg • - Allentown Wormlrysburg Jersey City, N. J. - Hanover Meriden. Conn. Harrisburg Stoner Creek Mill - Near Oxford - Gettysburg Butler Amsterdam. N. Y. Harrisburg Getty a burg Malvern Pine Grove Mrnges Mills Baltimore. Md. Pittsburgh Brooklyn. N. Y. New Oxford Harrisburg Locust, N. J. Gettysburg Hagerstown. Md. • Williamsport Gettysburg - York - Philadelphia Meriden. Conn. Harrisburg - Getty «burg - - Ivebanon 11? Richter, Walt C. - -- -- -- - Buffalo, N. Y. Hire. Many Elizabeth - -- -- -- -- Orrtanna Rixowald. John Fredericii ----- Kockvillr Center, N. Y. Robinson, John Jarvis -------- (ifttnlNirf Rout, Warren Alvin - -- -- -- -- Red Lion Rocttahx, Willie Floto - Myeraville, lid. Rudisill, Henry I oxald.................................... Ilanovrr Scaturi, Altonso --------- Ml. Pleasant Sciiriver, Harold Roosevelt • (ilrn Rock Schuler, Harold Stuboeon Greenville Scott, Clyde Alexander -................................. Gettysburg Shay, Arthur Richard.....................................I .r ha non Sheets, Earl William ------ Aapinvall Shull, Paul E. - -- -- -- -- IamlUburg Sue ltz, Walter Rkiley - -- -- -- - Hanorrr Smith, Paul Wentworth - -- -- -- - Hazleton Smith, Roy Korin -------- Dallaatown Sterner, Iyan I.aurahn -------- Gettysburg Swartz, Paul Edoan - -- -- -- -- Hanovrr Tabor, Louis Ralph - -- -- -- - Philadelphia Thompson. Levere Andrkw ------- - Riil I.Ion Tucket, Ri hkll Theodore ------- Harrisburg Walker, IIarvev B. - -- -- -- -- - Berlin Walmsley, Harry Louis ------- Cleveland, Ohio Waailko, Joseph John - -- -- -- - Sharpsville Weaver. Georoe Franklin ------- Hridlemburg Wehler, F.thel Ameua -------- Kew Oxford Wert, Earl Reuben - -- -- -- -- Carlisle Wetzel, Roy James - -- -- -- -- Ml. Carmel Wetzel, Ralph Elmer ------- Boiling Springs Williams, Charles Karl ------- Cbambrrsburg Wii.son, John Edward .... - Sew Kensington Wilt, Georoe William ------- York Wimmer, Randolph Hartman ------- Souderton Wise, Robert Morrow -------- I.andUburg Wolpp, Bruce Newcomer - ArmdUvillc Zinn, Harman Kcoexe -------- Gettysburg 1W IIP Freshman Officers Freshman Class History The Clanii of 1999 was officially wrlcoBtd to Gettysburg College on Septan her 1(1, 192}. During thr following two days it was introduced to the mysteries of academic life, and it was imparled the information that, until it Sophomore year, the place of thr Class of 29 was as far luck in the cha| el as it could get. On Saturday, September III. thr member of the class dnnnrd their dinks, then proceeded to win the class events from the Sophomore , 2 to I. Thr Fresh men won decisively from thr second year turn in the tug-of-war. and the push Ik 11 contest, hut thr So|diomores came into their own by taking the final event of the day. the shoe scramble. A large Father and Son Day crowd witnessed an over- whelming gridiron victory for the Froth” on Saturday, November 91. Thr “Sophs put up a plucky fight, but the first year mi n won by the score of 25 to 0. The Sophomore Freshman debate on thr question, “Resolved, That thr next Con- gress adopt the Mellon Tax Plan,” was won by 28, on the affirmative aide. F.x perirner was a deciding factor in giving the second year men a S to 0 decision. Tlie Freshman banquet, held in the Raglr Hotel on January 8, was a distinct triumph for the Class of 1999. To quote from the (irttythurgian’ account of the affair: “The program this year was more extensive than any of those of previous years ... it was unique in that it included a theater party at the Majestic . . . it was attended with the usual abduction and thrilling rarapes, and even evolved a massed battle in the rear of tin Ragle Hotel. Ingenuity and brawn enabled 150 I ri shmen, the largest number to ever attend a Freshman banquet, to file into the Ragle dining hall and eat their share of a well earned chicken dinner. The Class of 1929 has been ably represented in all hranehes of college activi- ties. A number of its members made the varsity football team, four securing regu- lar berth ami winning lettrrs. Several gained position on the varsity basketball team. In dramatics, a Frrahman had thr honor of taking a leading part in an Owl ami Nightingale production. The Freshman rifle tram o| rnrd its season by dr feating the strong Kutgrrs Freshman team. Thr Junior varsity debating teams are composed largely of Frrshrarn. Thr class also has largr representations in the orchestra, glee club, band, and on the publirations. Now, as the Class of 1929 approaches the close of a highly successful first year, it looks forward ragrrly to thr near goal of every true Freshman, that state and time of worldly wideness and ignorant hi it its Sophomore rear, wbrn blaek sock may be discarded, and when matches are made, not carried. William Thomas, Class Historian. v,;j‘i 1-J hiMll H'tM tlllhlMVnW pT jimuin Claw Freshman Class Roll Allemax. Umar .Io«pii - Mlllrrsburg Arnold, Dean Benjamin Heaver, Halimi I.ehoy • • • • - - - BitxUiifc Hii.rev, William Richard Bokiixer, William Franci - - - - - - - Philadelphia Blacrisi nn. Kenneth I.amhorn - • - - - Bedford It LATCH I OHO. CfEOHUK StMCEL - • • • - - - Hopewell Bumkr, Jamea Meltix - - - - • - Newvillc Bhaxoipp, Wu.arn Dcxiiam • - - - - - - Salem, N. J. Breim-ii. Ki hen e Donald Hrkxxemax. Cvitu Elmer - • - • - - - GUtfrlters BuRXxr.MAX, Walter I.ctiien - - - - - Seven Valleys Hroiia. Michael Jacor Mt. Carmel Bar a xt, Cora ax Spencer Bryant, Leonard 1.ester - Camden, N. J. Campiiell, Archiiiald Carl, F.dmarh Rmodem Greencaatle ('arte. Bai l Emerson - - - • - - Connellsrille ClIALLRXOER, PaCL GRANT Chase, Jane Frances • Clap aiidlk, Ethel Carolyn - - - - - • R. D., Gettysburg Clare, Edith Sara Coble. Kohlmt Williamson Cora lev. Donald Wilson Collicott. Henry Tiiirhtox - • - • - - Harrisburg Conover, Gxohor Kenneth - - - • • - l.ittlestown Coyle. John ... • - - - - - - Baltimore. Md. C'ralkv, I.kster Dwiuhy Cramer, Marie I.orisr - - • • _ • • Cumberland, Md. Cremsman, Martin Chkmxitx - - - - - I e wist own Crider, Fred Welsh • - - - - - - Johnstown Crooe. Raymond Walter - Norwood s 1 Onnixoham, Felix VaMCS...........................................Harrisburg Daoce, William White....................................Rut Downingtown Dean, Wauin ,1 .........................................- Philadelphia DwHDoirr, Mildred Elmaretii - Cuhtovn DeCrat, John Chauh.............................................Philadelphia Diehl, Ciiarle William ------ Trenton. N. J. Dikiil. Harold Clayton ------ GrauUvillr. Md. Diehl, Pomeroy Day - ------- - York Donat, Joseph Kenton - - -.............................Philadelphia Dmawbacuii. (icornk Washington Mrrhanicxl)urK Di xton, Henry Hi rd.....................................Baltimore, Md. Dtrrmi, William Skciilkr ------ Gettysburg Kuwarw, Dwight Moody - - - ('lynter P.dward , Francia Reed - ... - Norwood Kisenhart, Charles William ----- Rast Berlin Emenheimer. Hay mono George - ... Red I .ion Knsmixcer, Raymond Hvaox -------- York K.yhicx, Walter Rkber ------- Phoenix vilh Faaolt, Carl Jossrii - .... Lebanon FicirriioRN, Paul Roawkll - - - - - New Kensington Fine her. Alan Stoam - ------ Gettysburg Focht. Tiieodoiir Mi «ray ------ Lebanon Fooel, Grace Lrnora - - - - • - - . Aquashicoln Fox, William Erxbrt ------- - Lansdowne, Md. Fcltox. Chalmers DkWitt ------- I.rmoYin (■ante, Wilrcr Hbnry ------ Shrewsbury Oakland, John Luther ------ - Harrisburg Gaver, Bradley Thom a Mrersville, Md. Groror, Samuel Nehley - -- -- -- -- Apollo Getx, Eduar Georue - -- -- -- - Lebanon Gon Frederick Daniel - - - - - Bellwood Gregor, John William - -- -- -- - Dixonrillr Grimt, I.ktitia Broomell - - - - - Guernsey Haller. Fred Martin -------- Altoona 13« Ham mi. Ralph Wilbur ....... Thomas ill v Haxx, Harold I.amah - Frederick. Md. Hanson, Hrxrv W. A., Jr. (irttytburg Harper, Dayid Crater ....... Montgomery Hartman, LeRoy Calvin - Cashtown Hamler, William (iRim ....... Unoaitfr Heior . Alvin Clarence -------- Gettysburg Heilman. I.ee Willipord - ShipieiidMirg Hrixmcit. John LeRoy - - Baltimore. Md. Heller, Charles Franklin ------ Williamsport Hexnrn, Henry Matiiir ...... Baltimore, Md. Hetrick. John Murray ..... - Mexico I Iilrert, Alvin Samuel ------- Thoinasrillc Hli uh. Ji’Lit’ Groror ------- Baltimore, Md. Hoppmax, Freeman Stanley ------ Somerset Hoppman, Georue William -------- Somerset Hoover, Neyin Richard - York Horner. Jeanette Rice -------- Round Top iloi’DiXA, Frank Roy ------- Coaldalc Hubicsak, John Alexander - - - - - Fhoenixvitlr Ihhio, Philip Harold ------ New Kensington Irwin, Gkohue F.mkry ------- Downingtown Kacppman, Charles Haroi.h ..... Manchester Kavppman. K.lmkm Wilt ------ York Springs Kimmcl, Donald I. haixe ------- Kimberton Kixdio, Carl Harold --------- Sliickshinny Kixo, Jared Simon --------- Rehrersburg Klave, William F.dwaed -------- Ashland Klixoer. Wallace Richard ------ Kane Kmhlky, John Maiilon ........ Johnstown Kocu, Henry Matthias -------- Birdsboro Koglk, Carl William --------- Philadelphia Kheider, Norris Clinton - ....... Lebanon Kriko, Alrert Martin -------- - Harrisburg Kllmak, Ray Evkrt ....... Brooklyn. X. Y. Laixo, Jam John ......... Dixonville Laird, Lewis Fraxrlix....................East Downingtown Lamhert, Allkx Cur - - Berlin Larcom. Alva Lyle........................... Pori Allegany Lentz, Kllard Georoi: ......... York Lewis. I)a vii ........... Scranton Lewi , William Mnvnoc .... Bethlehem Lipsky, Benjamin Benedict ........................(ilenlron I O Nil, John Herpick - Connrllsvifle Loruox, William Randolph - -- -- -- - Juniata Love, Pafl Zkiollr .. ...... Oakville Liter, Frederick Llewellyn ..... I,ansdale Maxuen. Willis Clifton ------ Harrisburg Mav, Hi’mrli. Bovn --------- - Dover Mercer, Theodork Lixtox .... Kenneth Square McGovern, Walter Thomas ------- Glassport McIlhrxxy, David Borcrt ------- - Waynesboro McLvckie, N. Paul ----. .... Berlin Micklry, Joiix Hour............................ Gettysburg Millar. Peter Jacor ....... S'rw Oxford Millkr. Charles Oliver -.........................Harrisburg Miller, John Black............................. Gettysburg Millkr, Neil Collins ... ... Driftwood Miller. Kalimi IIeue ......... Marion Miller, Robert Thwaitr - -.....................Conshohoeken Mixxicii, John Wkslrv ........ Dallastown Mortimer, Bertram Nelson ...... PottsviUe Mover. Ahthcr Lre .....................- Harrisburg Mimper, Levi -................................. Gettysburg Mi ni’kh, Maiiiax Romaixe - - - Gettysburg Mi'sser, Ralph Clayton ........ Juniata Myers, Lloyd Miller - Spring Grove XicoDRMi's. Klno Cleon .... Bloomshurg Novak, Joseph Donald......................- Mt. Pleasant Oyerdeee, Arxer Ray - Wilmington. Del, Peelixu. Horace Howard - -- -- -- - York Pryrrs, Francis Herbert..............- - Guernsey Pctm . Miltox Ihxiu.............................................Dallaatown Plane, William Hrnry - - Holltdaysburg !tAKMN PIH«IH. Eaiil Maxdkvillk - ... HendrrsTillc Rimer, Nina Loi imk............................- - Gettysburg Raimck, John Martin Hirriiburg Hkaskr. Pact Lorw - -- -- -- -- Gettysburg Rrrrz, IIenmv Axdrkw -------- Shamitkin Rick. John Hkxby -.......................................... Arcndtavillc Rikpler. Edward Aubott ------ llonrwjilr Rittcmmax, llrxMY Alrert .... . Highland , X. J. Roiskmt , Kvkrktt Urx - -- -- -- -- Colmar RotiKH , Anna Marui erite - - - - Gettysburg Rookm , CiiAMLE Cawkll - - - ... (fettyshurg Kidisill, Carroll Mon. - - - - - - - - Hanover RrwtCLL, ClfARLK FREDERICK ------ Roftedftlr, N. Y. Rt TI.AM , Hkdlkt Ethelbkrt - -- -- -- - York SlI’L, ErICH - -- -- -- -- - I.nnudownr ScMArnm. Jane Ralph ------- Hagerstown. Md. Sciimkmtz, Edward Atucrrt - - Atlantic City, X. J. Scott, Donald Rkcton ------- Scotia. X. Y. Skchiat, Claim Iyan ----- --- - Dayton Seunkr, Nathan IIalk ... - ShippenHburg Skmaxakk, Francis Joseph -------- Altoona Sknpt. Emamel Philip - .... York Siiapibo, Joseph Cook - -- -- -- - Mount Union S H cam, Richard --------- - Gettysburg SincrpKM, Pan Hkindkl - -- -- -- -- York Shkplkv, Daniel Cauboll..................................Mvrravillr, Md. Smetteb, Samvel Rat - - K. D.. Gettysburg Shixdleb, Irwin Stewart - -- -- -- -- York Shipley, Joseph Riciiabd • ... Mryersdale Sih'leb, IIrnbik Clinton -------- Norristown Sielinu, James Edward ...... Shrewsbury Sixoer, Ciiablkw llr.NMV ------- New Freedom Skelton, Jk k Feed ........ Harrisburg Slavoiiter, Rov Chalmers ------- Trarntum Slavraioii. Ellmore Holliday Gettysburg S Liza Lis. Stanley............................- Nantienkr 127 Small, Stover Ai orm ------- ('lutinbrr burg Snider, Willum Pail.................................................Williamson Sxvukk, Joseph Carlton ------- Maiiinshurg. W. V . Snyder, Margaret Virginia ...... 'PW Oxford Soirm, Clotd Wiuom - -- -- -- -- York Spangler, Chari. Michael - - York Starxkr, Charles James ------- Gulden Sttek, John Calvin - -- -- -- -- Mrrrmlmru Sti-mpi-t, Charles William .... UviKtown SrCASKRMAN, llr.NRV Newark. N. J. Taylor, Ivan Cletv ------ Bcndrr ville Thomas, William John - Philipsburg Tiiorri'rn, I low amii Perry ----- • Clymer To hi a , Ron alii Lvtiibr - Clr«rlicld Trostlk, Mary Klixahkth - Idaville Tysox. Margaret Janet ------ A per ♦ Vail, Karle Leslie - - - - Gettysburg VanNkwkimk, Charm Dkn.ni ... Cumberland, Md. VanOrmkr, Dalton Gilmomk ... SchrlUburg VanOrmer, William Alfred...........................................Schellshurg Waoxkr, John Frederick .... Martinsburg. W. Va. Wkidner, Docglas Klliott -------- Reading Wkiuand, Mary Kathkrinr - - - - East Berlin WciKRRT, P.tt LINK KaTHRYX.................................- Gettysburg Wrikkrt, Wilhi-r LrvI - ..... Gettysburg Wile , A merui Geokuk Frederick. Md. Williams, Mathew Qcay - Philipsburg Wilson, Paul Boyer ------ New Kensington WiftLKK, Raymond I.kRov.......................................- Gettysburg Wolfinukm, Charles Chase .... Smithsburg, Md. Yingst, Ah hoi k I.ooa.n........................................... Harrisburg Zaii.v, I.kon Newman - Hagerstown. Md. Zkider . William Jay ...... Gettysburg Ziegrxfl' , William I.i'tiikr - Schuylkill Haven Zimmerman, Leonard Waesciie ..... Einmittsburg, Md. 128 • FPATLPniTIL - j S-llHlItt R r The Inter-Fraternity Council ‘miifiut Y r« attt pki Kappa pti A. L M unii H M Wju'mo Pki Pella Theta C. K. Kaat S H. Smith Pki Sipmm Kappa K. F. S« HMrrr I’ L. ('Mr Council Roll Pki fJmmmm Pelta W. K. Uamaav F.. H. F.r .lipha Tam Omtfa A. S. Sit T K. Wiim Iketa Pki J. I Tmbomk I . S. illoxil ('. It-'MI I k 1« F.ftWATn F. ScMMrrr Aar n ra 8. Sir Siam Ckl H. C, Simui«« H. K. M«m -Vivmmi .llpku Kpeiloa W. A. IIamivs C. C. Bar am Pella Kappa Sigma H. F Korr W. II. Tab mam The Inter-Frulrnitly Couwll of etty btirft It a twofold piir| «e, (lie fwlrrinif of the beat kind of Inter-Fraternity | irit. and the derdopOMSt of Fratrrnlty lift to a hljrh |daiw of atrfulnru to Alma Mater. IU artiiitlr inrluiir Fan-Hrllmir dance . thr Mipervi inn of a f cholar hip award, and lla orfjrinatkm «ml direct ion of a plan of deferred plrdpinir. The roll It a of It effort have been more than gratify m|r. and are a nwo tnfit inemtive to further development. 120 Fraternity Roll ACADEMIC Phi Kappa Pal • Phi (iatnma Delta • Sigma Chi Phi DrlU ThrU..................... Alpha Tau Omega - Sigma Alpha Epsilon • Phi Sigma Kappa ..... ThrU Kappa Nu • Established I8S9 Established 1858 Established I HtS.'t Established 1875 Established 1882 Established 1888 Established 1994 Established 1 92 I HONORARY Tau Kappa Alpha - - - - Sea Id mi rtl ami Blade Kappa Phi Kap| a • Phi BeU Kappa EsUblUhed 1917 Established 1921 Established 1922 Established 1922 LOCAL TltcU Phi...........................................EsUblished 1900 Delta Kap| a Sigma -------- Established 1916 130 131 t Jcmimix ('oiuui. 1 OJ AcitVK Cii Krr.w ifi SU tmuch t ruw i iisli Itlclil (n-kk-y HHlrr linrUnil H.tll Murfww ku«tiila« rr Hrowa TltnMM iwll Siiaugfer Mom NIuliirf Wirlnb hoffOal) iWmntma l or lt m«c K.mw lrorli HainUr lt«Wk MathUs llun«vr 1« Pennsylvania Epsilon Chapter RMahliiJiwt MU FRATHK8 IS KA1TI.TATK O. I Staixv. 71 G H Mum. 'I PRATKR IN PRAKPARATIONIS KACTT.TATR i R. W«UV. FRATKK IS 8KMISAKIO K S Kiiun. 35 C . M. Ilnx. Ki V- S. DrxrAV, 2 W. A MKTcas. H. S. (iHIXIll II. M. W AC mm K. T IUli J. I- Uaux II. W. A. II . . J.. O. W. 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Aijiiscw J mmior ii. c;. siEuaift K. II. K a « H. 1.. Hi mi H. II. StmiaiT Soykvmorrs H T. Maxon CJ. ( . Kiiaiiurt K Crauiiv H. J. Mirm H. K. CiiAinirir H N. Wncrr J. F. Kim.w i ii R. W. 811111« II. N. Mr«TIMIca J. F. III ivrv J. F W AUK KB ias II. I . Sanaa J. A. Hvacui l(. T. Mima A. L Pim lira I. VanNVwkirk luimmili.im kuln.au I r r1 |j lnl Stu.ill KVkrl Hr-tixIlT Sail I a l nlt ('«llrll M. yrf llll.un Rkdrr I lllklr Hirlmur Minify HmhOM BIHlwiawT K«lru Jul.ru Wrl.u 13« Sigma Chi Kot-ftiiru AT Miami I'xiruini. IMA Actitt 1 Theta Chapter KutatilUhri! INC4 FRATKR IN KACtXTATE A. II. lliixiiKiMra. '06 I'. M Bimi '«M KKATMKS IX I KBK I K. BiKi.r. AiS W. I. lUrca. ‘06 B. ll«Mnru. oh J. M 'i K. liratu. W J. A. Dickmx, 'i) « M. 8. «r m, «W G. M. W uni . ( F. ST4NU 7 l . F Mc Phi ki . .1. I). Kami. '91 W. Iliaci. 1 H ONr«i. 'dl W. G. WiJim. Jl G. K IIbkam, ‘IO II A Bar am, 10 1C. F. 11« . ot K. Biraon, ”26 A. 1C. BraitiM, 27 F It A T l I S IX COLLEGIO S mh r F Kiiihkm W. H. B. Snns 1C. C. Sixoicr I). J. Juxn H. F.. Wm Jnmlor J. F Sai.i.a H K Movi a G. B. Ili a i i ,s'r Jiiiiin rfr A. H. (’Ana S A. Smaii friilm F. V CrxxixeiiAM I K. ( abw I. F. I.Aiai. K. A. Bunas M W l A«rr m Phi Delta Theta K«h’ i« at Miami I'xivcbctv. IMm Activa Cii irim . I Z. ,‘Ng Pennsylvania Beta Chapter BttoMhM isrs KHATKK IN PACULTATK (i. W. Smith PRATER IN SF.MINAKIO it. i . k.«m ox, a J. K. Miwi v hi D. .1. Pourtr. 90 A. I- Thi «. ' 7 r l . TnoMM. ’«7 V. D. Hi m . F.i. 'OM r. S Pam . 1« J. M Sr «ii H. K. Kxauiuit C. H. Km 1. M Kocm S II. Smith I T. Trcirrv ('. M. ( xtiiiiin A. Mi-mkiMt« J. K Kirr FRATHKS IN I RBK l . A. Tim ma . ‘09 Cl. IIaatmaX. '12 M K Bun, 1« O, !.. Tmuma , ’ll I., k. Mrttuvtx. 13 I). Hum ui . '19 PRATRP.H IN CCHXRC. II li Ml AH A S. I.. Pimirrr H. « (iixuuwr Jmmiort So 4hioio rtt J. J. Ko ism x H. A. Harr H. H. Viimu Frttkmtn I . .. Ijvtz J. II. SmrtAV C. I). W Ft in.x 1. V Hmti.it, ’ll II W. Sumi. K . '21 II. M Orix . ’22 J. MdUntHT. ‘22 II I’. Il t rv. K . II II. V Hu II H. Kiwixai (’. I- KurrMAX l . K. Wwmi C. K. Htoumct II. F. Zixx C C. lV.nu,x II. II I’imk H. C. B r u.i 131) W Sri Mrr H. M K«hm N P Mi l.i mir P. (i. Ciuiman I. V. .IMMIMM 4 C. C. WoMlNuft Alphei Tau Omega Kim mm r Vduiru Minnit Iximm, IWU Arrm Ciumn, IT 140 nr Pennsylvania Alpha Upsilon Chapter KfetnhlUlirtl |wi W. 8. SniMitHa. 'Ni H. K Wiuj. ■ FHATHF-S IN I HIIF H. H. It «ATM AN, 01 R. K Hat am, 'l 4 FRATER IN FACl’I.TATK H. B. Fuatisa i uii, 11 FRATER IN FHA KI’A RATION IS FAlTT.TATK t . H. Lr.ATnm. 'ey H. F. Tnvra. W y. Koanonv. '12 FlCATItKS IN SP.MINAKIl) F If SuiMia. 'JS D. E. Binuin i). y.. ( hi. j. y. ( ■« uiiAij w If. 4mm K. I. Miaxim. '21 FHA TICKS IN COlJ.KCilO Srmion H 8. Hr a T. O. Km F. F K aaa M«tii Surbnm W. K II ami ta Jmmiort Sophomore A. I. Juku I- A. Thomnm K. A. Shat Ffrtkmt a A. M Ij«h W. J. Dram l(. W l((A«KB A. 8. Sir. 4. B. M T...NM H. A. tt'run T. II. Wuu H. If WmMca C. O. Morra. Jm. C. J. NVU N. If. Sioxia T. M. Kuril 141 Sigma Alpha Epsilon F'h'xim at I’kitmuity nr Alabama. IMA Acrnrc Cmrrat, 9 lioclmrr IWvk Ihivii KnuVmiin Kyrl.k Mumw. I' Wnxner Karevcluti l.nu-| Kltfpotrvk rferiiKtrl Reiter M u«r«. I- C. H.hi.Ik- t K l «nun. Mumn. W. C Miiltlirwa (Miimu llnrter IU.WH-. . S «b 14! Pennsylvania Delta Chapter fotablUHrd l H| PHATHP.S IN PACIXTATP. C. li. Rrx. 30 w. Xenmm. 'it PHATKP.S IN SP.MINARIO T. W. EaN «ra, C H. Simo , ‘M •I. H. McCamuax. ‘h C . I. Hwum. 'II II. M. Souar. K . 38 W, T Biiwtm.x J. W. Unant ii. luc i, ('. H iv II. K. Kuua J. R. Mitihiw ('. II. K Ararat ax P. B. Wmm PRATHKB IN I HBK J. C Sow.. , r.x. 15 II. P II laaAroti. 'I j PH TRBS IN ('4 1.1. Pi ill l Hem tor W A. Hum P- I . Maxim Jmmt «r SopKomorr I- V. K« v I.. C. Moo R. 8. Davu Prralawa W. Moon I H McIuimxt O. 8l IliATt I«n«ti P. P pirwra. lx (J W. llrxTU, Kt. 'ii ii. A. Sen Aar. R . '3T C. P. I .« . «11 M C Swai K. W. Hovaiabia M. I . K«hiiih iiak Ci. I). Comroai W. P. It.. i’. W. P.IUCXIIAXT A. I- Yiaoar 14.1 Put SMI it M tau iiricm Anau riri ar C«HIW. InTJ Acmt CiiAnriJM. L! Hilr t'rklrr !W.-r Cmnm ll«tsr . sIiuiunk MK rt V.. S- Kulilrr Kirfrtt RixIMII M W Martih R uMtU Vuilktln R x Cm MllWr K lly (Mmi Hriixr WurtrH Rllrx- RImmmI HR rt. r. O. KI Trr N-timitl .««upe Hrixllry 11 HI Rho Deuteron Chapter KtUblbhrd 191 F. II. Kimu FRATRES IN FACULTATE C. P. ! « • S. P. Skyht FRATRES IN SEMINARIO It. R. Tw, 24 K. B. Rt uia. 28 FRATER IN URBE R. C' Sium FRATRES IN COLLEGIO StmiorM A. II. lUvoLcr P. Q. P11 Bi n T K- K. Schmitt Jmmiort K I. KltfMKYIJ Q. M. ClriMAX W. II. Kiuir J. A. Milleb P. T. WOTim K. L lluxxt II. G. Kuvi C. L. Cun K. O. R G. R. Hock Sophvimorr J. F . Hai m.it B. S riuur W. V. Datum. J II. D. RrmtiL P. II. Ktio.un D. McC. Konum P.. M. Knam Fmkmrn A. G. Vkm A. C. Hmn R. W. Caom W. K. Pox F. W. Cbidri R. I.- iltAITI Foi sum «t Dui u Coumt, 19il • TITT ( lumil. jll 1 Kliuinrl liutfuiMi . 0. I |« UU «r t hor S «t J IUw Urit WMtMtwucli Isuttwfuinii Hna A ar (h « dfllllK Rmrf flliwli IkMtrr MtoV Itellr ll.krr Clwi IMbim. n. IMH Srhulrr llfuhn DtctinliM Klmrrr frmilnr u FX Pennsylmnia Alpha Chapter F tabH twd l ( FRATRF.8 IN PACl’l.TATK J. C. Ju-udm H. H CitcrMHiiu, JS FRATKF.S IN SUM IN A RIO M L Kmmi, A. K Suit . 2A N. (I. A aim it R. V. Dovir It. He AM tl. K lliatlHY R. C. OimniiKe H II. Dorr H S. 111 x Ai'ii (itlNWI Suuxo FHATKF.8 IN COIXKUIO ImImv C. D. Ku tui I . A. P ca a Junior M. A. Wmiiujwii II. S. Krrrta l . J. Jnm Sopkomor C. A. Ilmwu If R. Di Pi t Fmhmrm J. I). (MAM 1). 1« Kim mil H. T. CiMJ.IOtTT K. W. Baku P. K. I ATM NAV It. M FlXXINllK H. Br.lL W. II. Prrma II. 8. Soirwa I. R. Taw l . Ijiwa 8. M. Hirra.ii C. O. Mu tea 147 Phi Beta Kappa (Honorary Srfcolattir Fraternity) Founded at C'ollrffe of William and Mary, I7T0 Pennsylvania lota Chapter K taMiahrd at GrttyUmrjr. IKU M KM UKItS l ((RlWOC D. Stalet F. m ab S. Ilai urnsbai on Pmi.tr M. Bibit ('nous F. Sashu K.awasm II. Stiitr Km jiaar Grimm Autn Iliu.itiiMta Huit W. A. mam Mii.t mi H Vaijcmtink Ki.i awtii Pat: FACULTY V 1.1 UK I . SfoVIM (iuaui W. Smith Kioixau H. Gaia «molt Kuan S. Saar Hi.bmi.ri (!. Ham Mr. (iuaur 8. WiTTiim Fusrn M . • JoHX H. .IKK M «ai« I'm im ru IIaxbox MF.MHF.lt IN ACADKMY FACULTY Cmabi.m II. Ilrava M KM It K.ltS IS 8FJMIKARY FACULTY IJlbbbbt ('. Auamam Amu M. Wknti Mfiixnitiinir Ornfia Kuit Sixcmabto Iavam M KM ItF.ltS IN t’Ol.I.KGK Kuawi« M. Prrtaa Miitix F.. I.«atm ii Homkb K. Tiioamxacau Tau Kappa Alpha (Hoxuatar Kuuxnr Ka.tTra.vtTT) KoTXttt AT llt'TMa (VlLUCUC, Qetiysburg Chapter K.tUhlithrvI 191T FRATRES IN FACULTATE T. L. Cubi. Pm.D. K. C Mtu FRATRES IN COLLEGIO fwlm ('. A. Aaxrtnx W. K- Kammt Junior C. S. Tuomai S. II. Sumi C R. Kmi L S. Statu R. A. Nuaar R. J. Hkatihtov 5 hurt nr r |tll Storm llcmllri Kyikr ( mp l. Tto.ntm.ii llrllrr Srlmiltt Dm I «nltormaii l Unk Scabbard and Blade (l|n «v Mil ir hv FaAraaxiTV) Kih-xhi at I'xivmott or Waroxon, IWM Company E, Third Regiment K.«tat IUhrd. IK£! HONORAKY MEMBER H. W. A. !h «os ASSOCIATE MEMBERS S. C. THimrM i W. Mnumiwa K, Mauixr ACTIVE MEMBERS Stnivrt I . K. I.K AT II EMM AX W. I.. IVahk I.. VV Hiwrou W. II. B. Anmun A. H xmat K. K. SCMMITT K. II. Kvoca C. J. Iliii. I Daim H. C. Slot Swfinaor C. F. Miun 150 IU««lrr StUtUMii Zloltlt Krum Arm..1.1 Nullli l r.krimrr Krt«« t r r IMikr) Bn-4 K «r K ft ner Kappa Phi Kappa (llnvr«ABT RmtaTKiNAL K«mi mt ) Fol'xih ii t Daitnintii, 1922 PKATKKS IN PACt'l.TATK F. II. Kumii G. W. Smith F. Sixww G. H. Miuji C. I . I'KMHA PH ATP. K IN PH APPARATIONIS PACTT.TATK V. II. HWr. PICATHP.S IN COI.UBGIO Senior C. II. Km II S. II K W II. lluTTMA W. 1.. Khmi J W. Du KIT K. («. Kii.um H. II. Kihmxuii W. K. Hamus G. W Akmoam (’. li. l)uuxon N Junior L I.. SltT M A S S ||. Sunn M. S. Kiim 1. T. Fbakvs H O. Mh.uk A. W. n «oT I). A. Shirk K. J. IllATMCOTV 151 Theta Phi Pot’MMO At (irtTINiritl, 1 W I( xIk« r«vli« CV« II Rnlirrt Brake Arm !. Ik Aim«m 'Ii. I . Irnli UihIW Rilke I. utre RautWr farniU-k Dwkrr Bdtlfrr !.«ii flower (Unliwr Ijmir TlHiint KntpU Sliutla lljyler R)«n RImmmW 1tuu«« n.|i.« ♦ It. Armolil. • V XX hi -j A. 11. Kmiixbm m KH TMKS IN SKMINAHIII S. W. Ai viwt Cl. J. rniAX A. AkKTAni J. Kiln Ur, KitATRKJi IN' CXHJ-EGIO Swmiort U. . Ahnu J. H. Thbowb J. C. Ilrra C. O. Tbacty I- ninrion C. Kuril I S. I. P K. Akatm m H. I . Cabmick Jmutura I- L H« m m II. It. Dahxii Sophnmorr-t J. K. Mui.hi W. R. Shi i.r A. C. Du kk II. II. U« C. S. TnnvA I). K. Bbasc I- W. Cltviu D. B. Abmoi.d K. I l,IT« C. C. Riimin Ffrtkmca W. K. Biblbt H. K. Prrrnui K. G. I.KMT E. L RoarBT I. S. giuaaua 1M Delta Kappa Sigma 1' H’SM.TI AT (iBTrVMil Ml. 191 JM FRATRES IN SEMINARIO C A. S r FRATRES IN COLLEGIO S. M. Maxiiomj W. I Cicrn Srnion R. O. Kurr (i. 11. Max lanaria G. J. Hiu. I. P. I. Sti-ixmam Dai.c A. W. Boc t R. W. Hmrtt Jmmior O. K. ■ 1 m. W. II. Tabmaw P. M. H alui a R. M. Kxkc iit Sopkotmtm J. W. llAaxMAVr J. P. SaetTux A. C Ltwxrrr J. H. Piro. I'fwWi A. W. VamObnis C. H. Sixow K. C . (irrr N. C. II. C. K ac mica Dikiil Beta Lambda Po«-xo at (imvtaiu Cou.mt. If ir. Ortnrf. K. Iiric . L. Moiicih llunMn ( UpMi.kllr I Urr Sn «l t IHIkr S'ltuirfrt It BurWr RtMnmn Rk'li«nl Wni r Urtiwr I la ft «HI Ilratilarf llorrtrr Sa. bi r.nmm T«vkir. M. M. Haltfer T4 lur. M I. Ktow Kir 1M IIONOH KY MB34BKHS M« . P.M4( SlXONmil I.tMAR M v K xrxu Tiiumu Mm. F. Skvmi Mm. Doxalr F. Mrrtimux F.MTII D. II IAAJMU R III m A. ,Sr4itoua SOKOKKS IN I'KIIK Kv.% I i iiKiRii Ihiwn M arik Burr tlornix Ktix urni A. 11 • um A « Mn hr Wufll Mil imp Hr tut Kutr SOKOKHS IN OOI.I.EGIO Senior t Ida Hartoy Miiimiii llumu Maroarvt Tatum Kith 8.uiit M mux Tayi « Mar It itrm KaVMRYX GrIIXT (Swu (!rimn J union |)i«(aiM KtTxra •If MICA Wim Kii ahtii Kumar JaMC lilRIXKtX I’aimmp Soii Mif Vc XA t T (iiAURtxi K.nn IIitm II arm ax Sophomtom M ARY Ml M.M Mary Kin Ktm i. CurAumt Knmi Ci ahi Pmhme m MiIINUD I)t ARlMiRtt Mari Crank I-atitu CRittr jRAXxrmc II «m Maruirii Hxvmr 159 r Gamma Phi F«nmr at Grrrrtavaa Coujm, IK V. Muniprr Ro«l«rr Prtrri Tnwncy, A. Bim-L St«uln Maulf r R riunu l lUrtman Martin rrnatnr tt« ne Hankvy l'rt r HMIaab Rracr 1 HONOR SHY MFMIIKHS M . C. F. Stswi Mu . Itrnmru KiMxmNML M««. W. W. Wun Mm Aim st llu iiirivm Mu Nim.ii: nuKiui MIRORKS IN COIJ.EGIO Senior A. Btxc Euixua M. hnt« Axxa L llAXKnr Kaiiiiiim G, RixiiL.tr■ Forni 1. Wacutlo Sto C. Black Maotiia I. Habtmax UtOKUt I. Maotix Vuu M. Omxra Jnnlort Jnu K. hm 1 touAarr K. Burma Sophomore I ••■ !iiv Hkxxk M o K. Bnrm Axxa B. Tawxet Foaxck R. Tawxoy DommiT A. Ri Freeh men Maoiax Mr tino Maoui-r.orrc Rooiiiu Campus Honor Societies Thr two ( ampii Honor Swirlir play an important rolr in campus life. Their democratic uriwirmru rause me-mhership in them to be highly rovrtnl. Meml er hip in l cx and Swohi in confined to a lim- ited number of thr two upper classe ami is conferred by the student body as a reward for meritorious work in athletics or other campus activities. Election to this society is considered one of thr highest honors that can hr bestowrd on an undergraduate student. The Blci C'aocouiLKs U the honorary journalistic society. Its membership include only those who are the campus lenders in this line of endeavor. M2 Pen and Smrrd Sueur SnriNt fa Smion S M m iri Rick (iuilUOT Kcu D. Jo Rex Jwniorr W. H. J Bw«m Ourn 163 P Blue Crocodiles (HoHIHUIT JUVI KALMYK' FBATrBKrTT) r n m in n ttys Ktr rnm|.l K«w R«i Mink k ItraMkrr Munalttwr N'lutarf FACri-TY M KM UK US Cl. W. Smith C. W Mi'xrhuwu Litton Dirum J. W. CWrarM II. II. Mikktk Abmim C. K. Kam 164 •C-L-U-BV Burlnrr Mnfi r V, TtmrtMini HlfcVI ,i l Kilaunk ll. Ful lUaVr IIM« llllltrrt IW k Ki«l r- llrnkr «Hit Milt.mi-1! Hrudr Oin«rii4 Uixhcrry jkMtvr Slimfrr Kr MMihHilf I iintarh Hull l uif Star Club KnmiMM iKld M KM IIICHS IN SKMINAKY f, I. Mriut P. M Willed K. Sm-Mi A. K. Nai M KM H KltS IV ( OI.I.KCF. Stminrt K. S. Back A. (J. l.iXtHUT J- W. Rocrxn (' S. Sim mu M II. I.AATW'II I. B. I’lAII IV .M. I r u.1 r W. G. Hon Jmmiort C. H. Dbamk A. It. Ratum . K. Habt im H. II. Ioro IV It McDovku. K 8. (irnnit 1 J. Hob 8 pk mmr K. W. IIamui K. I. IIumbbaxii C. W. Hrnr II. H. St tianru Frttkmtm D. M. Rsm-AMM i S. Suimv N. P. Timarix F. H. Kdwmm A. 8. I In mi rr 1« Warren Club K TA«i.ini«rn INO Mi:MMl.Its IN FACULTY J. A. Stirrrta MKMHKNS iemior W. S'. Jmnlorr L J. WlUR K. I. Mi mma It. L Nort Sophomore K K. Smith H. J. I.ATMIA Freehmen .1. M llrmiK It. V Hum M. I). I'lTIM I«T Lincoln Club KxTABllkMtU I «l‘J I MKMHKKS S miura W. K. Siii NAm I. B. klMlII. JmnUtr J. M Mui. II. M. ItllVTIIMII O. W. Wilt Soplomam M. Pi«M«a J. M. I.MBitii I. C’. Bntaxt K. I’ S .w t C. M. Rrnam.i. 7r«Am n C. H. Kikmc K. i . Muuta I . II. Smrrca II R. Rnum J. C'.. Hiraa N. H. Ifluovca K B. Mat HV Muff t'ofafe Win- H ilium. MmUl B-Wk,, AK.lt Sum, M' l aiicMiti IliirllkdiMi MrfYr (inmlli l IVr hl«- W«rliti rr Slunp. K.T. I SIinhi. R.!.. Si mkjr K«n1 Sfwrt Criterion Club K T.tiii mn IW4 MfM III.Its IN' (’()IJ.K(iK tfraiwr It. (’. SixKir I . .1. Kilui F. McLti'oiiu 1 8- Sr«um C. B. l ai.n aro. J. K. Riid Jnmiort H. A. Nr XV. S. (Imhu'x A. K. Smic K. F. Pru R. I. l imn It. I.. Suwr I . It. Pibm v Sopknmrrr It. M. Wm I. M K Mca KKt It. A. An AIT 8. C. M. .a J. 8. Bam J. K Mm Frnkmtm J. |M Huxm ii J. 1 . Srvn It. foau M. (!. Wiuuvi D. K. Wntisia K. It. C it KB i:o • ©p r ni7imons • • ATHLETICC • 171 Athletic Council Milton II. Valicxtimi: Faculty Hepreaentativr, Pretident I ovi.i: Kk Kiir. I.UTIIUU, ‘13 Athletic Director, Fiee Pretident and Secretary Aiitmi m E. Kick, ‘01 Alumni Hepretentativr, Trratnrrr Gromit W. Nicely, ‘01 Alum m Hr per tentative Edward F. Schmitt, 2« Ray C. Sixolky, ‘26 Student llepretentatii'ea John F. Dapp, Ex-‘89 He-officio. Prendent of the Hoard of Trmteet Henry W. A. Hanhon Fx-oficio, Prendent of the College ITS Biiu.W Bmnifif St«- cn Swati $WMrr J m Wiaxl. C Ii WHicI B«uWf WHIM IIhcm Anw llnll S«un.pf Turfcvy S«i.i «W ir W-, Well HuMortl K«rt KU r Football Team Left End ---------- - Sinoi.iv I .eft Tackle --------- - William I.eft Guard ------- Wktiil, Stivkni CVntrr - Right Guard - - - - - Swam, Dauci:. Slacohtkb Right Tackle Quarterback - I- ft Halfback • - - • Fiuciik , Sri Mrr, Hall Right Halfback Full hack w. w. w« hwpft K A- Aim .Id rtf or Staff Coaek - - - - - - - W. W. Wool .Mriiof ........................................... H. A. Aim Captain - -- -- -- -- H. Sikulky Manager - - - - - - • C. W. Baroni A i 1amt Manager ------- SlM, MoYCR Record Sr| t. 26—St. John’ 0 Gettysburg - Oct. 3—I-chilli - 7 Gettysburg - Oct. 10—Muhlenberg 0 Gettysburg - Ort. 17—Pitt - 13 Gettysburg - Oct 24—Ml. St. Mary - 2 Gettysburg - - - - Oct. 31—Dickinson - 0 Gettysburg - - - Nor. 7—Uniam ... 0 Gettysburg - Nov. 11— Koanokr - 0 Gettysburg - Nov. 26—Franklin and Marshall 0 Gettysburg STANOI.KR Football Review In ft good « lde dair wbcn mrn wcrr warrior and «onrn earned (hr daily krrad there was a tram. Iiradrd by cmr Julir Carur, that cleaned up about every- thing In the Oar lie Conformer. Historians say that hislitrv never repeat itself, but they knew not whereof they spoke for this | aat season there hlossonird forth ii|K n the Mid of the earth a tram, that to all outward appearances, was the exact replica of Julie's. It was. gentle reader, the Football Tram of Gettysburg College. If you will give me a few moinrnts of your time 1 will tell my tale ami then you can go to sleep—if you have not already done so. I sayrth unto thee that— ProsjMcts for a successful season lookrd about as bright as the cellar of the Hastile. A good many of Gettysburg's stars had graduated the year previous and left boles that wrrr harder to fill than a blind man's tin cup. Coach Bill Wood rounded up his cohort und within a little over three weeks gave the school a team to be proud of. The opening fracas on the M-hcduh was with St. John's, and for the purpoAr of ushering in the «-««iii of I PM it was just the thing as a hat salesman would say. Our team trotted out on the field like a thoroughbred three-year old and after a few moments of wanning up started to make things lively for the other nide. Thrrr wasn't much to this game except running up ami down the field with six points as the donut inn after rarh run. Both trams did the running, hut St. John's acted as the chaser. It gave to the s|iertat rs. however, an idea as to the offensive CAPT.40LBCT WILLIAMS CAPT. SIM.I.KV strength of the Bullets. St. Jolm no offering much opposition one could not tell how much defensive strength thr Orange «nil Blue combination [MMurved. Oh. yes, and thr score was 10-0. Tin- nrlf rourw on the bill o’ far was Lehigh. Lehigh liad always proved nearly int]igr tlhlr, but thr feeling about thr rani|His M'rmol to prrdiet a different result. Well, we tliouId hate won thr game, but like old Hone at Waterloo— something slipped and we didn't. This was «nothe r day likr the Fourth of July one that you shouldn't forget. Thr new Memorial Field wm drdieatrd and all In all a good time wav hod by all. The game itself won worth walking a couple of miles to we. Like an uvteoputh we had l -high in all sorts of embarrassing positions, but Lehigh must have hern Ilnudini's Alina Mater thr wav they wiggled «tut of them all. Gettysburg pushed over a touchdown ami kicked the pig lirtween the cross bars, making the grand total of seven | oint for the Orange ami Blur. There were more elianer of scor- ing for Gettysburg than there was of getting killed or wounded in the World War, hut the last necessary push didn't «piite materialise. We wrrr seven counters in the lead and Gettysburg shifted to the defensive with thr astonishing result that I.rhigfi was unahlr to register a FlWT Dow.x until the Last Qiartkn. As it turned «uit this wasn't quilt long enough for Lehigh using a forward passing game ami an army of substitutes finally pushed the hall over the last chalk mark for tile sin murks and then with datne fortune still smiling added the extra one—thus tying the store. TtTKKV WKI.I.S HAM. ITT 5 Gettysburg made a good many more first downs, enough yardage to build a railroad on. more completed |Ms«r . longer kirks, in fact, everything belter than Lehigh—but |toinL ami they were even. Score, Gettysburg 7. Lehigh 7—M the bell didn't ring. A glance at Utr menu showed that Muhlrnbcrg was tile piw dr resistance for this rear. Tin mason hrforr, the Allrntown combination thought our tram was a cheap watch and took it apart to m c what made it go. This year the Bullets de- cided it was time to take inventory of the red and white and also to keep them from going at all. Korelli came down with his teammates—came down, thrown down, and stayed down. There isn't much to tell about the game except Muhlenberg and the sod of Memorial Field were hard to trll apart. Our team rose to great heights that day and «cored three honest to goodness touchdowns and addrd the three ex- tras for good measure, liorrlli. touted as All American timber, wasn't even lumber for an All Iceland team. The bullets were like half starved cats and he was a well fed mouse. The ledger showed Gettysburg 'iI, Muhlenberg 0. The next game was with the L’nivrrsitv of Pittsburgh and it was conceded that they had a mighty fine tram and our ehanrrs of heating them were mighty slim. Well, we didn't beat Pitt's panthrr, but wr sure gave him morr than lie could masticate with any degree of pleasure. Thrrr wasn’t any score until the last quar- ter when Pitt, with the use of many substitutes, finally succeeded in getting the pigskin over the goal-line via the air route and wrrr given the extra point hy an offside play on Gettysburg. They added another touchdown in tlie last minute or so of play making the score 18-4). JONES IIKMUJC STT.VIKf ITS Tin field a m a of muck ami our nu n were not equipped with mud rlmtu and were at th 1 -ginning placid at a decided disadvantage, hut the Bullets took It all without a murmur and | ut up a stiff hnttlr. IIv the war wr might add that Pitt heat the I', of P. by 14-0. Figure it out yourself. Tlir hoys took the boat down to Mt. St. Mary's the next Saturday ami swam a wonderful game. The field looked like an open air swimming hole, and it looked as though the tram with the best under water swimmer would win the meet. The first score was made by Mt. St. Mary's when they ducked our team under a good sized lake in back of the goal line ami scored a safrtv. However, as the under- taker says, all things hapfien for the best, and we finally pushed the hall over for two touchdowns before the finnl whistle blew ending what looked like a water- polo game. The acore was IM TV campus was in a hubbub on account of tlm next game which was with Dickinson. The previous year Dickinson had taken us over the ropes, and the Bullets were out for the Carlisle warriors' scalps. Tim day was a nasty one, the rain starting to fall in a light drizzle about an hour before the game and when the opening whistle blew old Jupr Plus is was doing his stuff in big league fashion. The field looked like tlir treat l.akr in some places and a French battlefield after a rainstorm in others. The game was played right well considering the condition of the gridiron. It was harder to get a footing here than in a vat of Johnson's Floor Wax. The game ■re-sawed hack ami forth without much advantage for clthrr side. Both trams 17 presented a strong drfrnv. ami on account of the Held it looked a though the game ru liable to rrsult in a scoreless tie. loiter in the game, however, then’ came a play that sunk Dickinson completely. Gettysburg having the hall well into Dick- inson territory, the unexpected happened. The ball was about as heavy as the German war debt and forward | assing seemed impossible, but Fisher heaved a perfect pass to Wells, who ran the short distance to the goal line and gave Gettys- burg the gaiur. The final score was 6-0. L'rsinus was the next on the program and thrre was little doubt about what the result would lie. Our team went down thrre and did just about what they plrasrd. Thrre U really little to tell about this game, for the acorr is conclusive. Gettysburg 27. L'rsinus 0. The sunny South was the next climate to lie invaded, and it proved to he an annoying one. Kuamikc College, away down in Salem, Virginia, loomed up as the nrxt opponent, and all the Hullet entrained with the smell of Southern bacon all about them. All they got. however, was an egg—a goose product. Just what was the mattrr down there would he hardrr to explain than the fourth dimension. Our team ran through the Itounoke team like signal practice while in tlir middle of the firld. Hut whrn Gettysburg would work the pig down to the onr-foot line, and oner even closer, Itoanoke would get the old Chinese sign on them and hold them until the whistle would blow. This happened three times, and you can’t expret many more chances. Koanoke didn't gain enough yards to make a suit, hut on the other hand Gettysburg didn’t score a point, so the score was 0-0. That was a tough one. 1N The last game i f the season was on Turkey Day with our old rivals Franklin and Marshall. It was another cose of crossing any line except the one Unit marked F. Jk M.’s goal. Gettysburg ran up and down the field likr a mad dog, but became docile as a well fed lamb on nearing the last chalk mark. Monk Spangler kicked a drop whieh gave Gettysburg the game by three points. These were the only point that were scored during the game, but the score in no way shows the differ- ence between the two (cant . F. A M. had ahout as much chance of getting through tile Itiillet defense as a mule winning the Kentucky Derby, I.ooking hack on the season wc conclude that all in all it was one of the most successful seasons in the history of the sport at Gettysburg. The hook show that wr won six, tied two, and only dropped one. Freshman Football Backing up Coach Wood's “Bullets' are the “Bear Cats,” who usually furnish the material for next year’s tram. They arc usually pitted against strong opposi- tion. and if they last through the season they arc sure to hr seasoned material. In fact, some of the more promising culls are recruited in the latter part of Uk season to plug up holes in the varsity. The “Bear Cals’ played a short hut very strenuous season this year, and came through it creditably. ItlWCSAK SlUi.HTKK DAGVR m 5 Freshman Football Record Wyoming Seminary Gettysburg - 0 Sliippi n«burg Normal - 18 Gettysburg • - t? F, ami M. Academy 19 Gettysburg - 0 Lancaster High - 0 Getty «burg - 6 Carlisle Barracks • - 0 Gettysburg • 27 Left End - I .eft Tacldc - Guard Center - Right Guard Right Tackb Freshman Football Team Ct'JfXIXQIUM Ml I. LIU I.4IRD. l.otr - OlKIIL Little Pi nny. Irvin Right End Quarterback - Left Halfback Right Halfback Kill I brick VamOmmkr, Zin.n FitHsa, DuAwaAroii - Cocklev Movrn Chulrnorr s IWIi IjnlWn Twkf) tW mtpmam Mrllhenttr R«xt Cnrklry MtlUt . n r«KMur (kikinlt Bmnn lltllrr Basketball l rc. 14—Blur Ridge 24 Jan. P I .rK non Vallrv - 28 Jan. 13—Albright - - 26 Jan. 20 -U. S. Naval Aeadeeny 26 Jan. 23— Mt. St. Mary’s 27 Feb. 3—K. ami M. - 23 Feb. 6 F. ami M. 18 Feb. 6—Western Murylaml 30 Frb. II—t'oinux 36 Frb. 17—Diekinson 34 Frb. 19—Burknrll 26 Feb. 20—Prnn Statr 32 Feb. 24—Lafarrttr 25 Frb. 26—W. ami J. - 22 Feb. 27—Dickinson - - - 33 Mar. 3—Burknrll - - - 33 Mar. 6—Lehigh - - - - 44 Mar. 9—ML St. Mary - 22 Mar. II—Western Maryland - 22 Record Gettysburg 1 Gettysburg - 26 Gettysburg 38 Gettysburg - 23 Gettysburg 34 Gettysburg - 33 Gettysburg 30 Gettysburg 42 Gettysburg - 40 Gettysburg 32 Gettysburg - 29 Gettysburg 38 Gettysburg - 20 Gettysburg 36 Gettysburg - 25 Gettysburg 42 Gettysburg - 19 Gettysburg 20 Gettysburg • 31 §J 18 Staff Coach - -- -- -- - 1). R. l.KAYMKK Captain - - - - R. O. Gkrmardt Manager ....... A, L. Matmia Team Forward Hallkr, Ti'ckicy, Cocklky Center - -- -- -- -- -- Griiurdt Guard -............................................Bream, Bahboik The huskrthall rawm at (irttwkrg thi vrar was onr of the k t in the l U- tory of the school. Out of ninrtren plavrd, Getty burg won twelve ami loaf •evm. The game that wire lo«t wrrr, with one exception, hr a very few point . Victories over l rnn State. Wafthington and Jefferson. ami Buckm-ll were the high light of live mgr wMon. The I’, S. Naval Academy trimmed us, after a hard figlit. by only three |M int . I.afayette was acclaimed the winner after onr of the stiffml battle by only five point . It was like ihi through the entire vrason. Gettysburg not always winning but making the other team do it «tuff to drag home the bacon. Captain (ierliardt wa the «tuning light of the team, lit «limiting of basket combined with hi uperh floor work made him an excellent Irader. Tucker ami llallrr at forward ami lirram ami Harbour at guard made up a combination that wax harder to heat than a royal flush. IV. Freshman Basketball Corrri«) ondlng to the Bear Cat , tin- Froah basketball trim b u rd a a training school for futurr varsity matt-rial. Thr train thin year watt put tlir«mgl« a grueling parr, ami the fart that it trained material for rounding out the varsity at the close of the season la evidence of its success. KK( OKI) Shippensburg Normal 3« Gettysburg - 31 Nary Plebe - 4 Gettysburg - 3ft Buck ro ll Froth (U) Gettysburg - 20 Berwick Y - - .15 Gettysburg - 3ft Western Maryland Froth 14 Gettysburg - ft Forward - Center - Guard TEAM Swarr. I.inutv. Hihicuk, McIlhe.vnv Aawoi.n. Mii.ir.a. Zimmermax IIcioe , Kmii , Challknocr IMS 7 Baseball Record l«a t year’s luiwball tratu bad a harder jot than thr I.ragur of Nations, but Ihry camr through in great style. Thrrr wrrr sixteen game played out of which Gettysburg came through with right victories, srven defeat . ami one tic. Franklin and Marshall bowed before the Orange and Blue in both game and Dickinson played thr ditto act. Thr I . S. Naval Academy had a tough time getting through with a 4-3 victory, and Penn State did about everything except rail in Walter Johnson to win by thr same score. Mt. St. Mary’ took us by surprise and walked away with an easy win. hut later in the r son the Bullets caine through with a 18-S score against the Mountaineers. RECORD St. John's 1 Gettysburg - a Penn State - 4 Gettysburg - 3 F. and M. 0 Gettysburg 4 Temple - fl Gettysburg . 2 Bur knell 8 Gettysburg 2 F. and M. - 0 Gettysburg - 2 Western Maryland 2 Gettysburg • 10 St. John's - 7 Gettysburg - - - 8 L S. Naval Academy 4 Gettysburg - 3 I’. S. Marines - 3 Gettysburg • a Mt. St. Mary’s 7 Gettysburg • 0 I .« hanon Valley - 4 Gettysburg - 3 Dickinson 0 Gettysburg 4 Dickinson - 3 Gettysburg - 11 Mt. St. Mary s 5 Gettysburg - - 13 Alumni • - 8 Gettysburg - 8 188 Team • Pilchers................An Morn. Rinfimnt, Rohbhuoii, Jnxrs Catcher - -- -- -- -- F I li kb, Bmeam, HaLL First Baw........................................... Dkckkh Second Bane - -- -- -- -- -- F.mantkl Shortstop - -- -- -- -- -- - Cbmx Third Baw - -- -- -- -- -- Fit. near Left Field - -- -- -- -- -- Mioklman Center Field - -- -- -- -- -- Mcx cii Right Field ---------- - Stbykns Staff Coach - -- -- -- -- Ika Plank Captain................................- - W. F. Mknmii Manager.......................................P. H. Walkr The track season of last year nnw Gettysburg entered in only two dual meet . The first was with Buckncll at I.cwistown. and the second vu with Dickinson at Carlisle. The battle with Hueknrll ended in a tie. while the meet with the Red and White went to the Orange and Blue. The latter wns one of the best track battles in many a year. It was only after a arc saw transfer of points that Gettysburg finally took the last event, the | olc vault, and came out the winner. In the Central Pennsylvania meet at Harrisburg the Gettysburg team placed second, but did not make out as good in the Middle Atlantirs. l own in Philadelphia at the Penn Itrlays. Pinev Bernier placed fifth in thr decathlon championship with old man hard-luck dogging his heels. Cy Jones plated fifth in the broad jump. RECORD Buckncll vi. Gettysburg at Lewistown - Tied Dickinson v . Gettysburg at Harrisburg • Won Central Pennsylvania ..........................................Second Middle Atlantic - -- -- -- -- - Fourth STAFF wo Captain Manager Coach It. G. Altiioi sk W. S. Rat D. K. I.KATIICR Ciiwh X v. Miiuc SInufMn BciiiWr HM J MW lurkr Shlplt) Cuff Mi Siuiirlri AlltwitiMT I'nrt. HflHl)l r| f Srn n«k Varsity Track Team Coach - -- -- -- - Doyle Leather Manager ....... W. STANLEY Kay 100-Yard Dash - -- -- -- -- Jonm, Altiiocse 220-Yard Dash - -- -- -- -- Jon : Altiioi'ik 410 Yard Duk - - - Skman-h :. Port . Althoi ik, Tdckrv 880-Yard Dash - Scnaxmr, Port Mile Run Skmanske, Hkxxmrnorr. Nm, (imran Two-MUc Run ...... Si , (.'imran, 1 (itxnkrkhmer High Jump - . Rrxiikr, Jom Pole Vault ..................................Bexoer. Shipley Broad Jump --------- - Jones, Bknokb Shot Put - -- -- -- -- Beck, Spaxolen Jarrlin Throw ...... SLArmiTKa, Render Dbrus - Si. iron ter, Br« k Hurdlrs - -- -- -- - Birukr, Bkxoem. Jones ISM Writ HilHwImrr K«r«rhnrr Kuril Cattrll The tennis tram i mc through the season with a majority of rirtorim in the matches. There were ten matches in nil and thr Ballet net mrn won five, lost four, and Jape Pluvia wu accorded thr winnrr in the othrr. Thr tram truvrlrd over •|ii ita' a hit of territory and put up Mime mighty stiff battle . Thr mrn who wielded the racquet are: A. M. Krrrhnrr, Captain; T. R. Well . A. R. Cattrll, J. M. Korli. RECORD DiekiiiMMi • a Gettysburg 0 - - at Carlisle Buck nr 11 s Gettysburg 0 - - at Lrwisburg Hlue Ridge - i Gettysburg 3 - at Gettysburg Wntrm Maryland i Gettysburg 0 - at Gettysburg Blur Ridge . o Gettysburg - at (irttyabiirg Dickinson a Gettysburg 0 at Gettysburg Vr trm Maryland - i Gettysburg 3 at Westminster F. and M. - ? Gettysburg 0 - at l mrastrr Muhlenberg Moravian - 0 Rain Gettysburg 2 at Allentown Intercollegiate - Mrrion Cricket Club - at Philadelphia IMI Urnam IX’n ) « otilr IMnnk T i— m Sit- Afclrmm Maiurn. Hmattniar Ibirlnrr Trtfrr iMlhrmoa Huffman Krlb - Mittar Prrtidrnt W. I.. 1 uxk Viet Prrtidrnt - 1 . K. LkaTIIKRMAX .Secretary - II. K. Kmaxtiiavkh Treaturcr - - C. O. Tki.FBR Cm fititiM I . K. I.KATMKMMAN Coach - - Sot. At.i r« o Will inatrhni with other member of thr AppnUrliian SUtr« I sjfur ami other «chon! , the Varsity HiHc undertook n rtTJ extensive schedule this year. Under the direction of Sgt Aldcrson. a Mjuad of real sharpshooter are slinging real bullets for Gettysburg. Thr Schedule Frbruary 13 Carnegie Tech Cincinnati University Denison University V. M. i. Frbruary 20 Penn State University of Delaware University of Nebraska February 27 University of Pittsburgh March 6 West Virginia March 13 Johns Hopkins March 20 Western Maryland Frfsiimax Paov : Matouh Deretnber A - Rutgers Freshman December 12 U. of Maryland Frrshrnan February 3 - VV. M. Academy February 27 Gettysburg Co- F.d R. O. T. C. Fora Position December 12 M. I. T. Frbruary 13 - 3rd Corps Area April 10 William Randolph I learnt April 17 - Trophy. Two Teams == ct C ) RIFLE 1W lakitt t nn+T. Y- I ;r(«Ml Hanker UM.. flunk T «MT. a. rU|M«ila1le Co-Ed Rifle Team Manager.................................................. Viola Cromkr Coach......................................................W. L. Plank ThU U liic first year for the Co-F.d Rifle Tram. The question of the marital or martial intention of the fair niumxlt ha not been settled. However, under thr careful surveillance of Coach Plank, the team ha developed into first rate material and qualified for membership in the National Women Collririatr HiHe Association Co-Ed Prone Matcher The schedule: February .............................................................Drrxcl February SO....................................................Penn State February 27............................................. Gettysburg Freshman March • • - • - - - - - U. of Michigan March IS - -- -- -- -- -- - March 20................................................................ March 27 - -- -- -- -- -- - April S - - National Women’s Collegiate Rifle Association im Qiris’ Basketball Comekn • - - - - - - R. O. Germardt, N. B. G. Asrcry Manager • Elizabeth Richard Captain.................................................... Jriwica Wkatrr Our fair hliiket-lullcn sailed through their third season with Hying color . With a tnorr pretentious schedule. ami a larfrr m)UmJ to draw from, much more suc- cessful results. rewarded their efforts. Co-ed «port , wherever undertaken, have a a whole been o successful. that their losa will leave a large void in our curriculum of athletics. The playing of this season was marked by the stellar work of Zrider and Weaver at center, Richards and Grtcst at guards, and Baker and Scbussler at forwards. This combination in full working order constituted one that was diffi- cult to get through. Not too much can Ik- said for the kindly interest of the coaches in the team. m RALPH ASHTON MXIIORP Kdlt.ir in l l.U-f K KIRK MOVKK MniMtfrr The Spectrum The Spec-tri m first made its appctmticc u|m ii this campus its an annual in the year I81H. Its aim has in every volume been the same, that is, to depict col- lege life upon this campus as it exists in its various phases, and. furthermore, to put into permanent and urtistic form the important features and activities of the college for each year, laying the emphasis upon the class that publishes the book. It is therefore the purpose of the staff of this the ”11127 ( nrater CJrttv m ini Spectrum to achieve this two-fold uim. calling into play all its ingenuity to make this book a work of art and preventing insofar as it is humanly possiblr the occurence of any errors. There is little more to be said concerning the compilation and publishing of this book. The success or failure of the staff is made plainly evident by the work itself as it appears in the hands of the reader. Spectrum Staff KUitar-im-t kirf—Rum Asiitu ’ isonar Arsoriale KdUort-SrvwII. Smith, Kicmaso O. Rix Am tit tam Editor —Dus %i.ii ( . ScMorrHAU CoRsctii S. Thomas, Hor M. IIkaoi.k Amtii i s (’. Dicaia, Jacb F. (Wisntu CiMii Editor— A. Ki.i aktii Ruhaim Art Editor II. Fumiu k Sruvia .1 umIimI .trf Editor - Aia st It. F.acu . |) iiu t . Sniam Horior • Jintutyrr—K. Knc Movra Arrocintc J nany r«—J. Kcxxrm Ivmv. Cumu F.. ltauAMor Aitirtoul Mumu t rr—Wum Ga.vRI.rs. SAwrra Mnasca. I.iwni Bowes. Knars? Muirs Mamcn H ltn.i.. Gkimim Bock 1« ■■ k a STOVER SMITH REX IVORY BROADRUP RIO4AR0 9UIRK. EACUES SCAOffSTALL PECKER CROASOALE BEAGLE CSlTMOWAS MILLER MOSSER BOWER GRANLUN BISINKSS STAFF BwiMN Mmmmfrr— W. T. Bawnr. 2J .Iwl. •«■ Mmmmfor—S, II. Smith. 71 .(«f. Cfrenlrntton .VoM r—C K. Biotim r. JT riremtoliorn Mmmmfer—,S. I-. pHtujm. s2 .Idrertieinj Mmmmfer—A. S. Sir . 7 A eel. AAwrtUimf J .ianyer |. |a a. 77 OflOftOB w. ARUOI.II KdMor «II riilrf W T. Ill I HUM IN lluMncw MiMfff The Gettyshurgian The evillrjre ine IHPI Hub brrti ju tl proud of the atudrat weekly known ulnre it found- inir tile • Je ty 4 or|rl«n., The |mhlk-«t.on lutt been carried on under faculty auprrvlduo and repmrnt the rndravora of a aelf electing ilaf to | ut Into prill! all the worth-while new of the college that tniirht prove of intered to the student . the faculty, alumni and friend of the colleire. To lie alumni it rxiria aw |m k%iI Ii llie only connecting link between the aliunni and their Alma Mutrr. In the paat few yean thr pa|ier ht advanced and expanded until it now atands aw one of the be t college wrrklke paiblithed. The Inc reate In alar, the tevrral new feature . the tound financial bntit. and thr Intereat diwplayrd by tlw competing member of the ataf all indiewtr the type of new sheet that thr “Oettyaburgian” la. The Grttykhurginn U a member of tlie Intercollegiate N'ew |wtprr Aktorlallim of thr Middle Atlantic Staten and ltn« alwaya maintained a very high ranking in thla organiaation. KDITOHIAI. STAFF BMtmrJ+-Ckief-4inmam W Aauou . .farorirtlt Editor —(’. K. Kor, 'J ; J. W Wrai w, 7t| D. K Raratat . 7f (amt Editor II. S. Krrrra. 77 j A. C. Drcaea. 77; II. M. Bkaclk. 77; K. A. N'liMwr, 77; K. O Ha . Y7; J. F. Cnmmu, 77 It porter —1_ H. Tam, 7H; W. V. II. Darm, ; ti. I . Coat run, '2«; R. IWuiur. 2 ; H 8. Bui, '2 ; H. S. Davm. '2«; H. II. aiataa. ii D. M. Komra. '2 3 fi a a a OSTRUM BRUBAKER WILUPY 9lP£ KEtTER DECKER BEAGLE NIXDORE REX CROASDALE 9MITA BROAD R. UP L-9. LONG TABOR DAVIES wrzsm fa a COBAUGA BONE0RAKE OAVtS KElKlRK KOALER an M. ft. MINU'K L. L. BOWKftft Mll irln41ikf IkMtneM M«M(n The Cannon Bawl The need for ■ humorou nt ira«Jnr ujam thu rampu «• anawered in the prtn« of 1 21 when I mtrrprUtnjr «tudrnU n n| ilrd and edited the first l«ur of thr now mrrviful and fumed Cannon Bawl. Student of Ihr rollejce upon weekend visit to other town. to witness the «taginir of many tiijr ilwwi return very often with the new IImI they mw a Cannon Bawl Joke upon the arrren or lieard It rrackrd upon thr stare. .Iiidjrr and many other well-known humor majrniinr« Hip freely frotn Tlie Bawl. The praise that hu been so freely prlvrn the editorial ami buninr lUffi of thU pubJim- lion ia certainly justly deserted. The Qun Cretu Kdi ar-im-f'kief—H. B Mixii'K, '2« WwiMM 3lom ftr—1.. Itowra . 27 .1 rf EJitnr—li. C. Smibn. 27 .lifrvriUinp Jfnanyer— K. K. Morta. 27 'irritation Manner— K. B Wt, 27 .loiiMnl Jf nan ye re—J. W. BiMnm, i W. K. Bwnvki, It. C. '2 ; C. C Ihom.M, 2 ; W. .1. Cab an. 2 ; C. J. Mruis. 2« .t nutant Editore—D. K. Baraka . 20 j 1). M. Kotina, xt .fouteaf .irt Edit art—J. G. Kocostk. '2ft j II. T. Sroni. 27; K. II. Brim. '20 202 GARNER D0D9ON MULLEjN MOYER STOVER. StHRK r— 8RU6AKER 8ROAORUP RYDER 0A NUART 60NE8RAKE KCH4C ER — Krltrr tiilhrrt Hoffntu Kutc HlkW Mm Spafvww KrUrr Rmr r The Blister Srvpml year ago, an eratwhUe group of pen pushers agreed that the field of college publications at Gettysburg was ripr for a «lativ publication. “The Blister was the result. The paper is a literary unity—for it contains every known type of iitrraturr. The main features are a critical editorial, which treats potently omr campus situation; bit of poetry, which heartens, befuddles or disgusts the subscribers; news of the day, current lion mots, and a weather prophecy, all of which arc as good as you will find anywhere else. Press conditions are not rqual to the huge circulation, mi ' The Blister' has its own place on the bulletin hoard in (iladfrltrr. where all nmy see and learn. The stall is never disclosed until Thc Srccflt'a makrs its appear- ance in tile spring, and by that time there is another staff so it doesn't do you any good anyway. Brass Tax Feeling that tlierr was a growing nerd for another daily sheet upon thr campus inspired an unknown staff to hrgin puhlishing Dross Tax in u box on the opposite wall of thr entrance to (rludfrltrr front the better known and rrcognlard daily. Tbr Dlistrr. Thr opening weeks for thr nrw sheet were very interesting ami thr staff suffered severe criticism on many occasion . Soon the going became much smoother ami a real purpose was achieved. One sheet of this nature is certainly unable to give it opinion upon all of the interrating phases of the college, consequently tin Bras Tax has in no small way been a valuable asset to the college community. ffe-kry Davie Shirk Kohler UmUtkcr Uoy r KimiiiI Crider Smith Knglr-btrt 205 The Mercury In the dim. dark age of the Nlwtrrnlli (Vnlury, iiettyfcburg ImiI a literary publication known The Mrrmrv. Changing cundithm and Intrmb diverted attentum from the nr «engrr of the Mumca. and for a quarter-century. he wo permitted to cool hi heel in the attic. I.a t year, under tlie vtimulua of the P.nglUh Deportment he rvuarri from hh in- activity. and h now buaily engaged in preuding rhaf from Parnaotuv Ju t what effect the km( rent will hate on hU future work U difttcult to rttlmatr. Need- le to aaj, the clothe with which he i garbed, and the knowledge which he diaveminate are vastly changed. Three U, however, an able and rralouv group anviou to mt him floarich. And fmm the warmth of hi flrat receptum, it I a common lielief that lie I come to May. The Mercury it purely a «tudrnl tnagaiinr, appearing four time the year, containing abort vtorir . one-art play , poetry, book review and criticUroa. Staff of The Mercury Editor-im f'kirf—Datto M. K«i i a. ‘2 .4 iorialr+ Jottv C. Kootr. T«; Jomm W. Omvui m. ; Human S. Kim . 27; C. K. km. 'il; J. Aarni a Sxraaa. ‘27 ?• «♦« Manager William V. Dim , ‘2 Jdi'trtUimf Manager CirrmlmtUrn Mmmofrr |j«m L Ihiwia. 27 Muir K. Wnm. Vt L1HI 30 T The Debating Council OFFICER Thomas I.. Clink, Pii.I Stkwart II. Smith - C. Robkrt Kask I.cthkr S. Syralry - CoRNKLIl’S S. TllOMAS MEMBERS A. Aixmot C. R. Ka«k W. K. Ramsay M. H. Limcii J. R. Tiironk P. J. Kkllkk L S. Stralky R. A. Nixooiir W. S. Kktxkr J. W. OnYRC M R. J. IIkatiicote Under the management of the Debating Council, forrnsic activities at Getty burg bare undergone a strong revival. The greatest part of the work U, of course debating, and elaborate schedule , now including an extended trip of a week or more are provided for the carrying on of this part of the work. Oratory has not been al lowed to become extinct, and an annual oratorical contest U conducted by the Coun cil, ami membership in the Pennsylvania Inter-Collegiate Oratorical Cnion, main tained. 20 Coach Manager Prendent dee Prendent Secret a r • T rea a ret C. S. Thomas A. C. Dkcrkr II. S. Kkitkm 8. II. Smith J. K. Backlit G. W. Wilt R. II. Nkikihk I . II. Rhoaim B. M. Bkaolk R. I.. Taror W. J. Thomas llrttlhrvtr krttrr Sir sky Tabor IIxmkm ixil«rf Smith Ur. (’Hnr Km Anwsmi C. R. Kitt R. A. N’unoir L. S. Stum.tv S. II. .Smith Debuting Teams Varsity Sipuui Dm. Thomas L. Clixk, Coork C. A. An n r nv W R. Ramsay II. S. Latinaw R. J. Hratiicotx H. S. Kkitxm J. K. Bai'iilit C. S. Thomas R. L. Tauoh The Murk of tin Varsity Squad is carried on ! v twelve torn chosen by try-oat, under the direction of Dr. Cline. In keeping with the raised standard of the previous year, an extensive sched- ule wa prepared for this year. Gettysburg was singularly honored by having been placed on the schedule of the Oxford University Team, nnd the debate which was held at York High School, was one of the most successful of the season. Using the Oxford Open Forum style of debating, a team composed of II. J. S. Wcdder- burn, Oxford; C. R. Kase and R. A. Nixdorf, Gettysburg, won the audience's decision. Their opponents were H. V. I.loyd Jones and R. H. Barney, Oxford, and W. E. Ramsay, Gettysburg. The Varsity, using the I -agur of Nations question won from Juniata College and Ruckncll University, and lost to Capitol University. In n dual debate on thr question of Government Control and Operation of Coal Mines, Gettysburg won with the nrgativc and lost with the affirmative to Franklin and Marshall. This question was also debated Open Forum with Swarthmorr. art Junior Varsity Squad To augment thr work of the Vanity Squad, and to provide a training school for those intrrented in debating, who because of the neerwary restriction of sioc can not take part in Vanity Debate , thr work of the Junior Vanity Squad is car- ried on. Thl in the second year and the satisfactory result have led to plans for a larger squad next year. The work under thr direction of thr I Abating Council, was carried on by Mr. George Smith, a member of the Department of English. One debate was partici| atrd in. a dual with Westminster College, on thr question: Kksolykd, That the L'nited States should enter thr League of Nations. The affirmative team was defeated, but the negative tram won for Gettysburg. The mrtnbrn of thr squad wrrr: n. F. Bmakk G. W. Wilt W. J. Thomas C. S. Ha VAX Inter-Class Debating In continuation of thr age-old custom of interdas debates, teams from tht four classes met in wordy combat on the forum. In thr first debate, the Sopho- more team defeated the Freshmen. In thr second debate, the Juniors were vic- torious over the Senior . The final debate, ami int«-r-clas« championship was won by the Sophomore team composed of J. F.. Kaublita, I.. R. Tabor, G. W. Wilt and D. F. Brake. N'kil Mu.i.r.it W. C. Run rut P. II. Rhoads E. L. Vail 210 Smith Mrwlry Miiturf Dr. Ctta K« Southern Trip One of the recent development in debating at Gettysburg ha hern the annual trip. For a great many year , due to financial inability and lack of imagination, debating contests were confined to the near-by college . With the present Debating Council furnishing the imagination, and tlie administration the financial hacking, a Western Trip was undertaken last year. A team of three men and a coach trav- eled for two week through the Middle West, debating at ten college . The unquestioned success of this initial effort led to plans for a similar trip (hi year, and the South ha been chosen as the field of endeavor. A less preten- tious schedule is undertaken this year, hut it U one that will bring the representa- tive of Gettysburg Into dose touch with the school of Virginia and provide a source of great benefit. The team that will take the trip is C. R. Kasc, L. S. Stralcy, R. A. Nixdorf, S. II. Smith and Dr. T. L. Cline, Coach. Tlie schedule: April 12-------- - Washington and Lee April I - - - - - - - - - University of Richmond April 15--------- - Hampdcn-Sidnry April 16 - -- -- -- -- - William and Mary April 17 ----- George Washington University Oratorical Contests 1925 “Which Shall It Be? Shall thr Constitution Lire?' The Price of Patriotism A. M. Fkukh - M. E. OLADracLTKH S. If. Smith 192(1 Patriotism and Peace The Unknown Soldier - Thr Hattie of Gettysburg Although thr institution of many years, the Annual Oratorical Contest is not greatly dimmed by it years. The eight contestants in the 1920 demonstrated an ability and interest in oratory which belies the seeming lack of interest in forensk battle . Thr contest this year was won by C. H. Kane. In further competition with representatives from thr various colleges constituting tike Pennsylvania Oratorical Union at Ursinus College on March 5, Mr. Ka c was awarded third place. This honor makes him eligible for further competition, leading to the National Contest to be held under the auspices of Northwestern University. The work in oratory, which I carried on under the auspice of the Debating Council, has taken a new lease on life, ami is rapidly returning oratorical compe- tition to the place of importance in collegiate circle which it formerly held. 212 C. H. Ka e - W. C. Kiciitcu M. II. I.AATSCII Mink Baker KnerM Kbm Anieaun B«vk Strten Slater Writer Irnry Ortrotn Bettler Mnnkey llflfmai t r Arm SiK-rry Ktker Scott Midori Anbury Tbmu Owl and Nightingale Director...............................Hu hah Allex Aim Premie !................................... John M. Sperry Fice Preiidemt ...... Anxe O. Baku Secretary ....... C. Moment Rake Huunen Manager ..... Brx IIoFFMAN Anne Baker Mildreu Bkjtlkh I.eoxa IIankky Ida Hartley Helen Baker Naomi Rnkcmt Jemmica Weave C. A. Aknekox V. G. AkRI'RV E. W. Baker C. R. Rake W. C. Miller H. B. Mimics J. W. OvTNUM B. F. Hoffmax W. E. Kamkat II. L. SlKORIET J. M. Speerv W. H. B. Steven I. . B. ULEM K. M. Fcxnimore J. K. Ivory II. F. Stover K. A. Nixdorf J. R. Scott G. H. Beck 214 C'ssimis Owl and Nightingale Season Thin year mark the mmt distinctive pm rru in tlw Affain of thr cluli since its reorganisation eleven years api. A more prrtrntiou.% subscription season wav offered to patron , performance exchanged with other collegiate dramatic club , an original one-act play «mtrst sucre fully conducted, ami at the first Interrol- legiate One Act IMay Contest, thr club won first prise. The moot outstanding production of the year was that of George Bernard Shaw' Candida. Upon this was lavished all of the dramatic skill and stage technique at thr disposal of the club. The results can be measured only by its overwhelming success at Gettysburg ami at Irving College. The other plays of the season arr Kcmfy. Thk Third Droan, Minton or Title Movik . and Yor and 1. Kichangr performances were arranged with the State College and Irving Collrge Dramatic Clubs. The former produced Tin: Fmm Year; and the latter. Tub Tina Diokk 213 Chii.om or the Moon. In addition to taking piny to theme schools, the dob produced Seven Key to Baldeatc at Blooms burg. for the benefit of the local American legion Pont. Several other similar offrrs werr refused because of lack of time. The Original One Act Piny Contest originated last year, was repeated with even greater success this year. The winner was J. W. Ostrons. whose play, Shackleo, was presented on Father and Son Day. Serond prime was won by C. H. (Case's One’s Rnocom, and third by II. B. Miniek' The Ixermnal Qcamaxqu. The Club which was one of the moving factors in the formation of the Penn- sylvania Intercollegiate Dramatic Cnion. participated in the first annual contest and was awarded first prime by a jury of theatrical celebrities. The winning play. The Pot Boilk . was repeated by invitation at Franklin and Marshall College. The Club also loaned its efforts to the annual musical show which was given for the benefit of tin Combined Musical Organisations. The play chosen. Victor Herbert' The Kr.n Mil l., proved to be the most ftopular amateur undertaking of the year. Next year will see the Club in its new quarters in the Eddie Plank Memorial Gym, to which it has already donated one thousand dollars. With the greater facilities afforded by the new stage, much is expected. Knurr 217 Combined Musical Organizations In order to produce musical club of higher merit and training, an organisa- tion ha recently been effected which bringr into co-operation all of the mu ical organisation and the member of the Faculty who aid in the direction. Combined with the Student Body ami the Faculty, tin Organisation ha placed the club on a ound financial foundation. OFFICERS President - -- -- -- - PtortWH J, C. Jacksox .Secretary and Treasurer pHorK toH R. FortexbaI'uii EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE B. H. Saltier J. M. Sperry E. C. Bii.i.iikimer R. F. Pyle W. E. Ski maker G. B. Maxadorfkr Mi Ida Hartley Mi M. M. Taylor Glee Club OFFICE R8 I.mdft.................................................J. M. Spicam Manager ......... E. C. Billhkimen Faculty Director................................Propkmor J. C. Jackson PERSONNEL Tenor J. M. SPKanv II. H. I.kkx I. M. Koch C. 8. Thomas D. L. Kimmkl W. II. Joxxs I). R. Scott J. R. Wilson K. J. Waonkk A. G. I.ANSKKKRV J. K. I TORT R. H. NkIKIMK E. W. Bakkk Bast C. A. Bkowkr W. R. Shcmakkr R. T. Mrkoim K. L. Bomun If. S. Scmi.ra R. I. Mi mma P. E. Anhpacii II. G. Sikorist L. W. Maul J. G. Empik R. C. Rilliikimkr C. II. Kacttman W. C. IlArra E. F. Schmitt, Pianist Ilrrsfcty Rlfr C.rtmm Bmmt CImm Orlnt. K. OrMat. I.. BurWr id,ton. MK'lmf 1. i Tajfa . M. M. lliHma RnMimm l««Mnin lUkrr. A. Tmurl I .«kin ItlrHsnl K « l IUr1l r TmtW. M. I. Hladlaufe Co-Ed Glee Club lhretlre$$ - -- -- -- -- Mma Anna Smith PERSONNEL Soprano Ida Hartley Many Hire Grace Fouel Maruaret Taylor Rkida Lonoanecker Kmin Zkidkrn Iiabellr Larin Jane Rorinaon Martha Hartman Jane Chase Elizabeth Richard Alto JoAErnixR Bence Marie Cramer Sarah Black Catherine Rindlacr Jkmica Weaver Naomi Knecht Katherine Griest Helen McCleae Gieula Grimm Letitia Orient Helen Baker Catherine Herihey Anna Baker 2 tf«M Smith Hetrick lUmlurl ScHrlvrr rmrvv SVuttiftker P W VtiiHlurfri lick Rottl|«r (Mmiii FuRimi Or r Mn Stmt Knufm n I I Met Keller IVeRi INmtui Bare Drtkc It H. H. S-U.T7IM W. E. SinmiKU - R. F. Prut Dirrctor Student Leader Manager Clarinet K. II. BaKKM E. L. BoTTItlKR I.. V,. Row : C. R. Drank Q. X. Okimax M. J. IIonk Cornet G. R. RiNfiwarn If. F. Gkaciy C. II. Sinurr F. R. Edward G. W. Hoffman C. B. Darlixotox S. S. Manifold .Saxophone B. If. Knllrn II. E. Ekkl.no J. E. Rinorald R. II. Dime Tromlwne II. R. Schrivkn J. M. IIrtrk’k L. M. Barnhart S. S. Groruk A. S. Ki hkr II. J. Allkman R. E. Smith Drnmt R. C. Mi mrh C. I.. Fulton S. W. Clkwkll Baritone E. II. Kai fmax 221 Orchestra PERSONNEL Director -------- B. H. Saltzkr Leader -------- G. II. Manhdortcn tauro II. B. Minick f’iot in J. K. Ivory P. E. Axupacii J. J. Ciirlkdc Trumpet (i. B. Max im rpkr tt. F. Sinokh Trombone H. R. SOI RIVEM Traps J. V. Sali. da Piano E. F. Schmitt 222 223 5 Y. M. C. A. OFFICERS Central Secretary ------- - W, W. Wood Prendent - ....... Ray C. Sixolry Secretary - ..... J. IIknrv Mbyh Treasurer ... ....... Roy C. Stoor STUDENT CABINET Publicity Chairman -------- Richard O. Rrx Tier Publicity Chairman ------ Raymoxd E. Doylk Marital Chairman - - - - - - - - • C. S. Tiioma fie rut at ion Chairman - W. Hilokrraxdt Devotional Chairman............................................. R. Taror •Me Study ('hairman ------ - P. Kki.LER Social Chairman - - A. S. Sim Lyceum Course Chairman ...... • R. I.irrcRT Membership Chairman - E. W. Bakrr f(o|i’ Work Chairman - -- -- -- - H. F. Grackv .idvertitiny Chairman ........ F. Stotrr .Vum af School Chairman - -- -- -- - I.. Ul. M £M The Y. M. C. A. TV work of I hr Y. U, ('■ A. u|ion thl campus it so far-rraching In it Influence mid ffffditftirM that tv do justicr to it in writing «wild take many page . 'Hirer arr however several outstanding achievement that deserve special mention. The rhirf aim of the organisation U |n Irati every tlMtWnt into a deeper appreciation of Oh bigger ami better life through a rimer Intimacy with Jrtui l‘hri i. Thl aim U fora a riled by the untirin work of the secretary, thr Cabinet and the state Y. M. C. A. veerrtary. The Y program U tilled with activities all of which attempt to work for thr accomplishment of tlie ianr hi aim. Weekly (nertln i. student conference , discwvdon group and tlie like all lead to thr one aim. Chief among these conference I the 8il«rr Bay conference. Tlie one hehl la t year will lie the last one hr Id in thin very beautiful plure on I-a hr (ieorgr. Beginning with the coming summer the conference w ill he held in connection with the women's conference at F.agirt Mere. Pennsylvania. This conference bring tome of thr world mo t renowned religious lender , educator and |a akrr In touch with tlie student dclrgatra of thr college of the dUtrlrt In which the conference U held. Daily Bible dianuaion rlasars. Oprn Foruin diaruashwt . per- sonal in ten Ira , and lecture make till conference one of tlie brat of it kind. Gettysburg lui« always sent a large delegation to (lie ronfrrrnrrs—delegation that have always held a |udtlua of high rank In every form of activity entered into by the conference. Thr diaruaMon group held this year during tin lentm rn on were very well planned and carried out in a very Ane manner. Thr ralur of urh ditmolun can never he determined Inasmuch a tlielr Influence may extend over a period of rear . In addition to these gathering student conference were held at Mount Airy Seminary, and Dickinson College. Gettysburg sent student delegation to these conference . The “Week of Prayer” la aUo a big activity for the ”YThis year Kcv. “Bed” Swope spent the week at the college and conducted nightly meetings besfdrs several interviews Thr Cabinet provide a deputation brad who conduct her ice in nearby town and churches. Their work has been very extensive and effective. Hardly a week passed that the team was not conducting Mime very Important service. For the la t few years thr “Y” ha conducted a l.yrrum ('Mine. Till year the commit- tee in charge nralttrd over one hundred dollars clear pmfll from the course. This money was turned over to tlie Women' league. The “Y financial drive wa |wrha|i the most ugrrufol in thr history of thr organisation. A goal was placed and realised with comparatively little trouble. The ”G“-Book I published by thr ”Y” each year. This luadt contain all thr necessary information concerning tlie college, particularly in interest of thr freshmen. The organisation lias bad one of its most successful y ear under thr capable direction of MBIU Wood ami a well chosen Cabinet. There h every rr on to believe that the aim of the MY is rapidly being achieved. Y. W. C. A. Officer President ...................................FuaXCEs TawnKV Pie President - A. I.koxa Hanrcv Secretary • ------ Anna Yawkrv Treasurer - -- -- -- - Mamv Mkxued The fifth year of thr Y. V. A. nt GeU ibury; ha bwn u very successful one. Perhaps thin «am dm to thr fact that four girls atli-mlrd tlu Knglr Men summer confer nor. This was a boost for Jettyshurg. for never before bad there been more than one representative at this unniial gnthering. The delegates rr turned to the campus with new and helpful ideas, which hate l cn very successfully carried oat. Thr V. V. has been successful in arranging a series of informal lectures run- ning throughout the winter, and special lenten services during l.ent. The special features, with the regular work of the Y. W. have proved very stimulating. It is further planned to gne aid to a Lutheran Girls School in Japan, and to increase the delegation to Kagles Mere. 226 American Association of Engineers FACULTY MEMBERS F. II. Clpts R. RoROisTKXUKL OFFICERS Prrtidrni Secrelorg-Treaturrr R. C. SixaLcr C. C.uvunn G. W. Ki ktx J. R. Ga«tox M. Hall C. A. I.ot« W. If. Takman F. C. KnoxMKvrn E. A. Sciimemt MEMBERS Senior a J. A. Stahl W. L. Plank L. W. Bohtxich Juniora W. H. JoX 1 il 11 BKRT Sophomore a II. H. Gt-LDrx II. S. Hr au A. R. Shat W. L. Plank R. M. Fkxximork W. N. Mkllok N. B. A«m Mv R. M. Fknmmoiu A. IIKNOLLV A. R. Eachc II. A. Now J. J. Hand F. O. IIabtcx E. W. IIamlck 227 Ktonaeyrr SnUtK. I . W. Un« S iWI OraulMi P lr lUfrf S«uU Kr II Sa.il li. R. l ullo« Gan Mt ltowHI lUker Plnuk W ftarl lUrlm 11 .«. Kartw RnicOu c tUucanun Mritor l krr Radio Club OFFICERS Prrtiifrnt • • - - - - L. M. BlNUAMAN Fire Prctidrnt • P. H. StiErrH Srrrttarfu-Trraturrr - - - - - W. N. MlLtOR I. R. Hum L. M. IllXiUMAX II. K. Hk.ixtihur Pu l Cart : L. W. Clkwell J. W. Dicker W. S. Dmiii A. K. Eaciik II. S. Fielder M. R. Ftrjrs E. S. Garyekich W. G. Gaknki W, S. CinAXLI’X MEMBERS W. G. Hat M. Hall J. J. Haxd F. D. Hartek E. W. Hamlbi J. M. llrrutc ii L. H. Khali. i « KMxmrti R. C. Kl LMA.X G. W. Ki'rtz P. R. McDowell W. N Mlllor C. A. C). Miller C. D. VakNewkirk W. L. Plamk R. F. Pvlr R. B. Rich J. F. RixowAtn F. R. Seirle P. II. Sheerer P. W. Smith R. C. Smith ('. J. Starnem II. B. Walker R. C. WrriKL tss R. O. T. C. 0. J. Hill...............................lieutenant Coion A P. K. Lutiumni.v....................- Major W. H. B. SmBX ... ... Battalion Adjutant G. W. Kirn...............................................M . P. T. Ofter E. F. Schmitt Battalion Supply Officer G. B. . Ux iNiKrcn - - - - - - - Second Lieutenant Company A W. L, Pi. a x k - -- -- -- -- - Captain 1. N. OrntMi ------ First Lieutenant L. W. BoHNKR -------- - Second Lieutenant R. O. Ku - -- -- -- -- - First Sergeant II. F. Gracey, C. H. Drake, B. M. Rka i.r, W, II. Kelly Sergeants Company D A. H. Henuley ---------- - Captain R. (’. Sump ------ • - First Lieutenant J. A. Stahl ------- Second Lieutenant H. C. Thom a --------- - First Sergeant I. R. Baker, I). C. Shirk, J. B. S. Piroy. J. C. Empik - - - Sergeants 2 Girls' Educational Society OFFICERS Prraitlrnl ....... Dolones Klase Pire President ...... Miuwri) Hartxku Secretary-Treasurer ----- PaI'LI.ne Sciii'mlek The Gettysburg Co-ed latcrrstrd in «lucalHmal work and rxperting to enter the IrarhinK jirofmion organised the Girls' Kducntionul Society in the fall of 1923. With the encouragement and assistance of ! r. Frank II. Kramer, the society wan planned to odvLsr and help not only prospective teacher , hut all upper class Co-ed . The purpose of the society U to create grrater interest in educational work through discussions of modern problems in the field of rdueutinn. This is accom- plished largely through intimate talks with educator who bring helpful informa- tion to the discussion . Through this contact with persons of prominence and ex- perience, the prospective teacher i rcpiippcd in a more practical wav for entrance into her chosen profession. 230 Mv Journal TnJmmr I September 10. 1925 VVhrn Her. KhIIiiiaii«|m rp r gift mr u testament just before I come to college he tiay lo me Robert you ore going lo college. College will help you to become a great man. Retnenilicr what you do in college counts afterward . lie's tin Lutheran minister to home lie graduated in 18 i from Gettysburg and came to our church when he was twenty-si . Wr rebuilt two times and support right foreign missionaries. So that is why I am writing this hook. If 1 am to Ik a great man I must leave my linger prints on the pages of time or something like that so that when I am drad and famous people can read about what a model youth I wn and talk about it. I am not going to writr a diary because it would be too exhausting, that is what our F.nglish teacher at high school. Miss Mulork. wy . She says that regular grind- ing out of prose is not literary and that it is the curse of modern Cairo art. 1 don't know if that is right hut it is a word she invented to dll a void in our vocabulary meaning the art of words. 1 was in Cairo, Illinois, once hut they didn't have any writer at least not that I saw. Mavhr she means Cairo, K.gypt, they didn't write too nioeh there because they had to chop it out of atom and it took too long. So 1 am just going to write when the spirit moves me or the occasion demands. In this way I will record all that is of value anyhow ami spare myself tile ennervat- ing influence of the regular grinding out of prose which is not literary. (This U from Miss Mulock's lecture notes, she said that we would always Hnd use for the work we did in our notebooks for K.nglish. I will spare no pains in telling thr truth because I intend to keep my book ac- eret ami reveal it only after 1 am dead. In this way I won’t hurt anybody'a feel- ings ami the book will be worth more after I am dead. S«pt«mb«r 23. 1925 1 would of written in my book some more but I haven't done much of anything for a while since school started. We had our class scrap. That is why I waited. College U different from what 1 suspected. After the prexy talked on Wed- nesday about the brotherhood of Gettysburg wr had a big light on Saturday. Of course it was just a fun tight, but it felt like it was real. It still does. However, the doctor says I ran take thr bandage off day after tomorrow. Wi W« riir Stair It Au. HAnmn t vhr Fran Bah. Cowtut It all happened in tin push hall contest. That ouml% like a medicine hall race in the Gjm or something hut it Un't. 1 heard the anuv nurd to play it on horseback but givr it up. I guess loo many horses got killed. I don't know very murh about it because 1 was only in it for a couple of min ute . We all got at one end of the field and the soft at the other end and ran for a big ball in the middle. When we hit it we stopped for a while. I wai in front and ran right into the hall, Kerry body kept pushing tnc to go on but I couldn't and pretty soon tin hall came against tnc with a bang and I went under like «winging 2M uiwlrr ii fence and when I roro« up I wn in the infirmary. The doctor says it won't leave tnurh of a «car when mv head was cut, hut 1 «till fed kind of diesy when 1 stand. Anyhow we won the scrap. October 3. 1925 When I was in the Infirmary I used to watch the football practice and last Sat- urday we won our first game. It was an rasy one to win hut today we didn't al- though we should of. The «core was seven to seven. They didn't play any extra innings because it wa dark. If they hadn't of «pent m much time dedicating the field and finding places to sit in the new stands we might of had some more time. Anyhow it was a pretty good game and the field i all right so I guess it doesn't make u whole lot of difference anyway. October 10. 1925 Yesterday we heat Mohlrntu-rg and started two new buildings. One is going to he a (i m and tile other a science hall. When I was asleep in church tonight 1 dreamed about when I was home and afterwards I remembered that my journal is not tnueli of a book just yet. How- ever, the orientation course says that in tin first year of college a man is busy find ing hitUHelf so I guess I must be content and look. 1 will write oner in a while just to keep my style fresh ami remember that I base a journal. DrutcAmro tm« Fin n November 14. 1925 1 haven't found out anything about myself yet but aomeone rise did. There U a girl living down on York Street who know my sister Helen. 1 went to we her. Someone net n me and today I got a hair cut. Not the usual kiml it wax all in «me | lacr on to) of my head. The Tribunal did it. The Tribunal U aomc softs anil upperclassmen who see that the Frrshmrn don't get all the date and keep the upperelasstnrn'a cigarettes lit. Last week they called roe to a meeting ami asked me was it true that 1 was out with a girl. When I say no but I went to see her at home they say that’ enough out of you report nrxt Monday at twrlve-thirty. Wr Stmtvs Two XlW flru.ntxo . rm Scustt Hau. That's today. Me ami wmr other Freshmen was at Old Dorm at twelve- thirty ami prrtty soon a whole bunch of softs and upiierrlassmcn come too. Then Bill Smith he calls out my name ami says convinced of being out with a girl hr gets a hair cut. Then everybody yelled and cheered while Mimrlimly cut a couple of handfuls of hair off the top of my head. I must wear it that way for two work before I get it all rut off. I hope it grows again Itefore Christmas. T «c«mb«r S. 1925 At the time of present writing (this isn't original I read it somewhere) 1 halt not found out anything more about myself. I got mnik more fellows help- ing because I joined a fraternity. Fast week was Russian wrrk ami this week everybody i joining («reek fraternities. It terms that the KuuUm aren't popu- lar here at (iettyRhurg and they tried to do away with them altogether. The reason why I got some help lixiking u because I heard lomr of the fellows at the house say he is a good fellow and has it in him. We just got to cultivate him with the old Kta Beta Theta standard . -out nil. Civil That's the fraternity 1 joined after the Russians were gone. I.a t week we all went (Hit for meals and at night to thr houses. We set around anil answered questions like I)ad asks a witness in court. What's your name? Where are you from? What course are you taking? Do you know any of our men in your town? Everybody you talked to asked you the same questions 1 guess they were cheeking up to see if you were telling a straight story. Then after they showed you a picture of the house at Harvard and the president of the first national hank you went home and talked about them. At the end of the week you got a formal invitation to come to dinner on Fri- day. If you liked what you got before you went hack and joined. The Eta Beta Thetas is one of thr best fraternities on the campus. We have a well rounded ehapter and morr officer at the Inter-Fraternity Confer- ence in 191H and eighteen letter men at the University of Chicago. 23 3dnuarv 4. 1926 I think I am I ginning to find invxtlf. So I am starting thr nrw year off right. I.ittlr did I think when I wrnt home at Christmas that I would return a changed man hut I have. The nrrltnm'M of youth is no more for me for I have found an inspiration. The day aftrr Christina . I wrnt to a danrr at thr country dub where Dad goes in tin- summer. It was a good dance and 1 met her. She goes to Wood Tut K aviMiiir Vuur u CiiRn and just moved near home. She comes from thr south and talks that way, sort of slow and teasing. I danced five times with her and took her home. It was live o'clock when I got home and 1 raught harry from the folks hut I don't care anyway because she says I can write to her and eomc to see her. I still got my pin though. February 4. 1926 I am in an awful fix. We had exams last wrrk ami I didn't go home. I had a datr with the girl from Wood hut I got such poor marks that I was afraid to go home. I'll bet she will lie sore at me now hut that is not as bad as not being able to go home because I was low. If I had of hern any lower 1 would have gone home all right. 237 Cos vi.M itj or lUuc Wrrn a Gmt I'h.it ■ vlttt tlir committee uld. Thr committee is soiur professors who tell you to go hiiiiir for not studying anil tlirn your father talk to them and then you go home. I wrote to the girl from Wood so as to fix things up. The committee don't seem to see things rigid. Jtkr iar? 13. 1926 5:00 A. iM.) This is prohaldy the lust time I will write in this lunik. I have resolved to rail my past life a rloscd book and start again. It is the committee' fault. If they had of given me good marks I could of gone home and seen the girl from Wood. Then she wouldn't of said what she did after the Prom. You see it’s this way. She never answend my letter fixing things up. So 1 didn't know she was coming to the Prom with a Sig. You ser I was a waiter at the Prom. The .1 unior get a gang of Freshmen who hnve tucks to work all night before the Prom and serve the refreshments. I was the one from our horn -. We worked all night putting up the decorations but it was worth it. The iym looked like the inside of a cirrus tent but it wasn't. It was the garden of Canui. There was lot of big vases and Hower pot and Hower all block and white and silver. 23$ 23 And with m t very much light it looked «well and when Ilk orchestra began to play you thought you was in M ror garden. You forgot all shout the scholarship committer because you was thinking of thr discipline committee. I won working in the dwelt room. After I was there for u while a fellow from the Sig house handed in a coat that looks familiar with his. And when I got a chance 1 looked out on the floor and sure enough there hr was with the girl from Wood. Well I tried to get hrr rye but «he didn't we me and just when she got near Nome guy wanted his coat so I had to leave. Then pretty soon was intermission and 1 had to get busy. After intermission I gets a chance to talk to her ami «aid Hello how are You!' She looks at inr kind of funny and any Whom arc your I .Km'I you rcmrmltcr tue. I was at the Country Club Dance. Oh she says, you'rr the kid that broke a date with me to stay here to study or something. I do remember you. Isn't that the music let dance. Only «hr didn t «ay that last to mr. She «aid it to the fellow she was with and everybody laughed. I could tell by the way «hr «aid it that «lie meant to be cold. Well. I learned iny lesson. I am thankful I was spared in time from such a woman and it isn't too late to start over again. From now on I «hall lead a new life and that is why this U THR KNI) A lloi Crt. Not tii I'wh Knrn Acknowledgments Recognition in made of thr help of Dr. Charlr F. Sander both at to in%|M ction of copy and valuable suggestion . This opportunity U aUn taken by the Kditor and BihinrM Manager to thank thr member of the staff for tlirir invaluable and loyal support. With- out them work would have hern impossible, and thr success of the book measure their sucres . We arr further indebted to our engravers, the Bu reau of Kngrnving; our printer . Grit Publishing Company; and our photographers, Gilbert and Bacon. These firms have not only placed at our disposal their mechanical plants, hut hare been of inealeulahlr help in suggestion and inspiration. 240 Advertisements 0c ftps burg Qollrgc (ii.ttvsiu• k i. Pennsyi.yaxia Tin cuunes urt divitle l into two groups. The first in the Lil cral Arts ami Sciences, is based 11 a system of elective majors mid minors permitting specialisation in Knglish. Ancient and Modern Foreign Languages. Mathematics. Science. History, etc. A Classical Course, a Biology (Pre-Medical) Course, a Chemistry Course, a Teachers' Training Course, etc., may in this way he chosen. The degrees granted are: Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science The Courses in the Second Group are of a technical and vocational nature, ami the degrees granted are: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Bachelor of Science in Industrial Kngineering Bachelor of Science in Civil Kngineering Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Kngineering Bachelor of Science in Klectrival Kngineering This is the only Lutheran institution having a chapter of the honorary scholastic saieiety of tin- Phi Beta Kappa and giving courses in Kngi- neering or offering Military Training (U. (). 'I'. C.). The War Department pays $5-10.00 in cash, clothing, etc., to students electing the complete It. (). T. C. course. Summrr nrhool will open for a trnn of ix week rommrneing the third TurMiuv in Junr Nr H« Im rt Wridmudl V. M. C. A . with «wiinminjc pool. now o|m ii. Kddic Plunk Mentori ! 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(JETT Y SB IT HG -11A K RISBU HG BUS SCHEDULE NORTH-BOUND—Wetkdmy Leave Gettysburg 7:15 9:13 11:00 2:00 0:00 Arrive Harrisburg 9:00 11:00 12:45 5:45 7:45 Leave Gettysburg Snmdmjf 7:15 4:00 5:00 Arrive Harrisburg «•..UUtMMMMMSSf P.-00 5:45 6:45 Leave Harrisburg SOUTH BO I 1ND—ffetkdmga 7:15 10:15 1:00 4:00 7:50 Arrive Gettysburg 9:00 12:00 2:45 5:45 9:15 Leave Harrisburg Arrive Gettysburg StnuU9 8:15 10:00 9:15 11:00 7:50 9:13 Connect at (iftlyoHurir With BuiM-t for Littlestoirn. Munowr, York, and Cfcatnhrrsburft Burkes Ixave From National Garage. Gettysburg Foh Service and Hki.iabiijty C. L. EICHOLTZ “The Typewriter Man1 NEW OXFORD, PA. 251 Bostonian’S The cover for this annual was created by The DAVID J. MOLLOY CO. 2857 N. Western Avenue Chicago, Illinois £0 fetr. : —■csir- Thin American Restaurant U Operated by Americans on a One Price System Only Where Good MmU Are Always Served at Popular Prlers Where multi f. .Surrirr, ami Courlwji h Our Aim M itch di'$ Headquarter for All Kind of Souvenir and oveltie ext Door W2 Center S |uorr GETTYSBURG, PA. THIS IS THE PLANT Engraving : Printing Binding ALL UNDER ONE ROOF BuIIAiii IKtuI m I Rt ltulnli ttriKrl % Qm IVillAIni r« Printers and Binders of the 1927 Spectrum College and School Half-tone and Line Engraving Especially Solicited. Write Ui Before Placing Your Next Order. Grit Publishing Co. Williamsport. Pa. Dougherty and Hartley DtalffM in Dry Gooim, Notions, Fi kir Covering, Etc. Baltimore Street and Center Stjuarr GETTYSBURG. PA. tvs AUTOQRAPHS YEARLINGS TEAR DOWN OLD GRANDSTAND TUESDAY NIGHT Make Cleanup of Campus and Borough for Bonfire Cele- bration on Poverty Day ThU morning wtcn sleepy-eyed up- over. Soon freshmen were darting pcrclasttnrti and professors began from ail entrances of Old Dorm, Me ihcir daiJy pilgrimage across the cam- Kdight. Cottage Hall and .4licr ren- pus to their cUiki, they rubbed their dexvous and the clean-up on campusi eye in amazement to see if they arere and bo r.uf | started. Caneasting the still asleep or of tliey were really see- town, the industrious yearling confin- ing new changes on the campus. The sights that greeted them were real, for a freshman class fired by ambition and enthusiasm on the last nighr under the freshman customs had torn down the old grandstand, carried off the dilap- idated bleachers, cleaned up the bor- ough of Gettysburg bv taking all avail- able boxes, orates and junk and cart- cated all the old barrels, boxes, crates and other inflammable materia] from aDeys. back yards and junk piles mt.d piled the debris along the sidewalk tb be hauled away by the truckers who managed to borrow a Ford from some source. The highly honored chief of police. Andy Weikert, for a while was busier ing the entire pile of debris to the than a one-eyed dog in a sausage shop north end of the campus to be buruod watching and guarding the sacred pre- tonight as a climax to Poverty Day internets of his brat for fear that the stituted by the Student Council this yearling might try to carry away the year. city, bastile and put him out of a job A swarthy, sweating, muttering and One freshie was having a difficult time yelling gang of yearlings went on a toting a crate and basket down tile fpmpage the night before in prepare- street vtfien Andy spied him and gave tton of inaugurating Poverty Day in all chase, but the fleeing freshie soon left its glory. That they made a clean job the chief far to the rear and Andy re- of it. is evidenced today by the ab- turned to HU duties on center squ . sence of many old landmarks on the Today the campus is alive with w- casnptift. No doubt this episode of the boes. tramps and many other pover r stricken sights, for the freshmen are making it a real poverty day and rev- eling in all the old rags and wearing apparel imaginable. The freshman who appears in the worst looking clothes and is awarded first honors for his make-up will be released from customs I class of iqjo will go down in the an- nals of the college and be the talk of gray haired alumni many year hence when this same gang of ambitious yearlings relate the incident to their sons as they send them away to col- lege. The whole affair began at eight in his sophomore year until Thanks- o'clock in the evening when across the giving. Tonight the yearlings will campus came the cry. Hey! freshman, gather around the huge pile of debris ditch yer books, see got some import- and celebrate with a bonfire the ending ant work to do before thg night If 'of freshman customs. AM
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