The Illman School - Span Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Fifth Form WHEATON AUGUR . WILLIAM E. BAKER EDGAR L. BEATV . . Chicago, Ill. New York City Warren, Pa. WALTER K. BELKNAR . Louisville, Ky. F. WILDER BELLAMY Brooklyn, N. Y. CHAUNCEY B. BLAIR . . Chicago, Ill. ROLLIN R. BLEAKLEY Warren, Pa. GEORGE BLEISTEIN, JR. Buffalo, N. Y. CHARLES F. BORNEFELD Galveston, Tex. JOHN A. BRANCH . . Richmond, Va. H. Ross BROWN . Salt Lake City, Utah FRANCIS P. BUTLER . Chicago, Ill. GERALD M. BUTLER . Evanston, Ill. W. ALLEN BUTLER, III. New York City ARTHUR G. CABLE . Evanston, Ill. HUGH CHAPLIN . Ridgewood, N. J. W. EVANS CLARK . New York City GEORGE M. COMSTOCK Moorehead, Minn. BARNABY CONRAD CHARLES B. CURTISS RALPH H. EVANS . ALBERT D. FARWELL . RUSSELL S. FENN . Washington, D. C. Bay City, Mich. . Pottstown, Pa. Lake Forest, Ills. New Haven, Conn. HEARVEX' L. FOSTER . Brooklyn, N. Y. ANIBROSE FREESE . . Pottstown, Pa. WILLIAM B. GIVEN Columbia, Pa. DAWSON C. GLOVER . New York City WILLIAM B. GLOVER . Fairield, Conn. EDWARD B. HAI,L . . Evanston. Ill. M. CARRINGTON HANNAH Lake Forest, lll. CURRAN W. HARVEY . Catonsville, Md. J. CORVELL HAYS . VVillianISport, Md. HENRY HOOPER . . Chicago, Ill. YVILLIAM HOLIGHTELINCQ Winnetka, Ill. A. BRAZIER HowELL . Catonsville, Md. PALMER HIITCHESON . Houston, Tex. JAMES C. HUTCHINS . Chicago, Ill. CHESTER F. IDEMA Grand Rapids, Mich. DAVID D. IRWIN . . Evanston, Ill. BEN C. KEATOR . New Haven Conn. COURTLAND KELSEY - East Orange, N. I. JOHN D. KENDALL Washington, D. C. AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, II. . Evanston, Ill. MARK W. MACLAXI, JR. New York City FERDINAND L. MAX'ER JARED K. MORSE . Indianapolis, Ind. Evanston, Ill.

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Feagletn Conrad and Shorty 5' Glover, the Siamese Twinsg Hooper, the Human Eelg Hutchins, the perfect man, usually called 'L Bonesg Houghteling, the Second Sandow, and Beaty, the Human Skeleton. Sad to relate Lady 'l Blair and Pomeroy have the commercial fever and run a Chinese laundry which nets them a profit, it is said, of at least twenty-five cents a term. We surely have coming Morgans and Vanderbilts in these youths. If, however, this thought makes you sad, just listen to the pleasant laugh of 'K Patsy M Farwell whom Mr. 'Rolfe employs to laugh at his jokes. Before we close we must introduce you to mah cousin Palmah Hutcheson, the well- known debater from Texas, Hlld his colleague, Morse, the renowned temperance speaker. VVe are already nearing the end of our year as Fifth Formers. Although most of us flet us hopeb will return as grave and reverend C?j Sixth Formers, the good times and pleasant recol- lections of our Fifth Form year will always remain fast in the minds of all the fine company of fellows that compose the Class of 1905.

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