Haverford College - Record Yearbook (Haverford, PA)

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HAVERFORD COLLEGE HARL DODGE • ' Karl- The Hercules from Germantown. Swimming, class football and rope- climbmg. Daredevil chauffeur — whether with Ford or Mercedes. A colleague of Dutch Theis in numerous expeditions. Disliked the curriculum but didn ' t let it annoy h:m. Much sought-after — by Dean Gummere. JAMES SPRAGUE ELLISON. JR. Jim The far-famed possessor of the stannous ear or tin ear extraordinary. Was in our midst at the halfway post but developed a hot-box from over- speeding and retired to sell corsets to Miranda in Little Germany, Pa. Our class gift to 1916. GERALD FORD HILL Six feet two — 122 lbs. — accurate pitching arm — hundred yards in ten flat (toward the skating pond). A passion for candy, French literature, bridge, the theatre, and baseball. No passion for bathing. When he be- came humanized in Soph year, we saw that he was a true sport. 27

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NINETEEN FIFTEEN RECORD I ' AUL KIMBALL WHIPPLE Germantown, Pa. Born, Maiden, Mass., December 4, 1893 Entered Freshman Year from George School. TTiird Cricket team, (1, 2, ' ■ ' ,); Class Cricket team, (1, 2. 3); Wogglebug Football team, (3, 4); Everett Medal Contest, (1); Latin Prizes. (1, 2); French Prize, (2); Class Sec, (3); .Junior Day Comm., (3); Class Banquet Speaker, (3); Toastmaster, (2); A. A. Nominating Comm., (4); Corp Scholarship. (4); Vice Pres. of Classical Club, Student Council, (4); Teaching Fellowship, (.5); Editor-in-Chief of Record, (4). Senior Thesis — The Status of Woman in Roman Law. WILLIAM ALPHEUS WHITE Guilford College, N. C. Born, Climax, N. C, November 28, 1893 Entered Senior Year from Guilford College. Senior Foundation Scholar- ship, (4); Wogglebug Football team, (4). Senior Thesis — Beginnings of Agriculture in Pennsylvania. 26

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NINETEEN FIFTEEN RECORD MOUSA JIRIUS KALEEL Mouser Born in the country of Bib. Lit. I, and educated in L. P. ' s native state, he should have been redolent of the odot of sanctity — sometimes he was. His nose-to-the-ground football playing was a joy to behold. He left when we didn ' t expect him to go and returned when we didn ' t expect him to come. EDWARD WILLIAM KLING Bro Alias (in Ardmore) Ed Richard- son ; also known to Coleman as Reds. Starred with the song h t We ' re from Miss Baldwin ' s. We have missed his contagious laugh and his readiness to join anything and we have been glad to have him visit us, particularly at class banquets. LERO ' D ' ER LOCKE Doc, V a.v Oni pound hundred and seventy-five of good fellow. Th; haaJ of all North Barclay battering rams in Freshman year. Noted for h ' .s cold cure, his slow drawling of Some- body ' s crooked, his picture gallery, aid boxing proclivities — in beating the Big Swede for the heavyweight belt.