Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Oak Yearbook / INSTANO Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1917 volume:

THE IKTSTAKTO 1917 ARCHIVES u ::i ■ Tliis is tne sixtn volume of The Instano, me annual publica- tion of the Senior Class of the Penns Jlvania State Normal ScKool at Indiana, Pennsywania; it was assembled and published by the Class of Nineteen Se )enteen as a complete record of their Senior year at the KJormal. FOREWORD In the ]iul li( ' ;iti(iii of this vdlunic the Ixiard has tried to iiiiii t ' it a coiiiplcte roc(]i ' (l of events of our Senior yeai ' at Normal. Sinec the K ' t ' iHM ' al purpose of such a inihlication as this is to heeonie a treas- ui ' e to those who own it. it lias been the aim of the hoard tlii ' oiitihout to make the eontents in this hook tnithfid in every respect to Indiana Life and Indiana Spirit. We offer no ai olofi:y for anything that is or is not in this hook, and sin- cerely hope that Indiana is truthfully represented in its activities and spirit. Vc further hope and believe that this book will constantly grow in value to all who knew Indiana in Nin?teen Sixteen and Seventeen as a constant rennnder of tile iiapi) ' da s spent to :ether here. ®11 MrOIlcllau (liHn■ l1n lUluisr sujjrfuic iiimuty ; ll liahialilr scrbtrcs tn mir J lma iHatm- numuaitbs niir rfsprrt alI ratitu , lur rllil•at this, tl]r sixth Imhum- iif thr 3nBtanii COPYRICHT, 191 I  A , J . «■« IH : «■■ W f. Administrntion Administration JAMES E. AMENT, PK. D., LL. D. Ill the autumn of 1906, the Indiana Normal School received as its head Dr. James E. Anient, and since then the school has advanced by his touch of influence and power liy leaps and bounds until it is now not only the leading nornnil school in the state, but lieyond question the greatest school of its kind in the woild. Witli all due respects to all persons connected with the institution during its most ]iros])erous period of exi.stence to the present time. The influence of this great educator, architect and genius is felt as far as sjireads tlie fame of Indiana. His educational views are of such a nature as to make the graduates of this institution in demand, not only for their superior knowledge of the texts, but for the educational views and broad outlook tliey possess as a result of having been influenced by his adniinisti ' ation. As an architect. Dr. Anient has been an iiis])iration to the school. Every- where we look around tlie school we see his genius displayed, not glaringly, but unalile to be liid beciiuse of its inestimable worth. He s])ares no cxjiense to make the students happy and to give them a school with surroumlings whicli they can .justly be proud of. and only asks in return that they show them.selves to he worthy of his great gifts. Dr. Anient was born at Woodlnirn, 111.. .Sei tember 12, ISOo. He is the son of the Reverend James Hoe Anient, and a great grandson of Thomas Met- calfe, United States Senator and tenth Governor of Kentucky. His early education was received in the i)ublic schools of Illinois and ' al- parai.so University. Teacher in the i)ublic schools of Illinois, 1882; graduate of Illinois State Normal University, 1(S92; degree LL. D. Kentucky University. IDOli; sui)erintendent of the schools of Cai ' roll, la.; superintendent of schools of Rock Island. 111.; president of State Normal at Alva, Okla., and at Warrens- burg, Mo. We do not hope to offer a just tribute to this great man, but the board takes very great pleasure in behalf of the class of 17 to express our hearty thanks for all that he has done for u.s. and offer our best wishes to Dr. Anient and his future work. page t-.i ' rutV ' Uvi Adiiiinistrutloii pnge twenty-six [duiinistrntiiiH JANE E. LEONARD Since the foiuulatit)!! iif the school in IST; ), cw lias liceii no ])er.son con- nected witii the institution wh o has liivcn such a measure of devotion as has Miss Leonai-d. She has shared the joys and son ' ows alil e since its foundation in the most generous way. As [)recci)tress of the school her intluence has been mostly with the fi ' irls. hut she is held with the l)oys with the same degree of esteem as with the jiirls. She has been seen on the sideline of the football from bciiinning to end and in the roughest weather of the season. She has been one of us in time of defeat and heai ' lily entered into the joys of victoi ' y. She was born in Leonard, neai ' ( ' learfield. Pa. She was a student and later a teacher in the ilillersxille Normal School, and from there she was called to the I ' recepti ' esship of ln liana. where she has since remained. Lveryone who knows the school, knows of the woi ' thy life of Aunt Jane, as Aliss Leonard is aft ' ectionatel ' spoken of. Her worth to this school is ines- tinialile as [H ' eceptress, ( ' hi-istian woi-ki i ' and teacher. Her position is ' no ea.sy one. but under hei ' care more than 1, ()()() girls are most comix ' tently governed. As a Chi ' istian woi ' kcr hei ' intluence is an inspiration to not only the girls but also the whole school. As a teacliei- her classes are filled, not by compulsion. l)ut by the choice of the students. We all have the dcei)est feeling of good will foi ' Miss Leonard, an .l are glad to have been influenced by tiiis noble woman. page t ' i ' cnty-scvcn Adniinistratinn pagr t ' ' ruty-right AdnilnislrdtifH! WILLIAM J. JACK, A. M., Ph. D. As ])reccptor at liicliaua. Dr. Jack is master of the situation. J lis attitude toward the boys is most senpfous and of good wiU. It is a faet that the boys are doing better work than they have done heretofore. The dormitory life is clean and wholesome, and is becoming more and more preferred to private rooming, as is shown by tlie fact that the dormitory cannot acconunodate all who would room in it. Possessing as he does a scliolarly knowledge of his subjects, and a strong personality, he is sought as a teacher not only by the boys whom he is over Init by the girls also, for they know the value of his instruction. Dr. Jack is heartily in favor with boys ' athletics. He makes possible some form of athletics for all the boys of the school. Each year lie develops a track team which is a credit to Indiana, giving everyone a chance who wishes to de- velop in any form of track woik. Dr. Jack, four years a student at Indiana, l hilips K.xeter Academy ' 01, A. .M. Yale ' Of), Ph. D. Yale ' 15, Professor of History and Mathematics at Los Any;eles ] Iilitiiry Academy, California, Professor of History at Indiana since 190(i. With a character that is beyond i-e])roach, and man of al)ility and broad general outlook. Dr. Jack is foi ' tunately the prevailing influence in the boys ' life at Indiana. He is hdnoi ' cd and i-espected by all the liDys as a superioi ' man and wise teacher. pnge fwenty-niiic AdnAyiistrafion TRUSTEES OPPICHKS OF TllK HOARD Thoaias Sutton Praidint .]. Wood Clark Secretnrti John S. Fisiikk V ' m-l ' n si(l hI Hakkv Whiti;, ,Ih. Treasurir liilT [h 11(17 .Ml 1918 V,v litis .Ml HUH .Ml l!ll!l .Ml llll!t .Ml l!ll!) .Ml 1917 .Ml 1917 .Ml 1917 .Ml 191S Ml 1918 Sk 1918 Ml 1919 11( 1919 ![( 1919 .Ml 1917 .Ml IN. .1. ' ()()i Ci.MSK. .1. li.. A. .1 .. Esq Pittsburijh . Il uin V. Wilson. .1. }. liiiiiaii.i N. I! i(in Wiirn:, .1. ' .. ■, ' . ( . Iii(li;iiia {. .loiiN V. SrTTO.v Indiana V. Willi M S. 1 ) l ' (;lIl:l;• ■ Indiana i. ' rii(iM s Sri TON, .1. li.. A. I .. Es(j. Indiana Idwaud Rowk Indiana {. (ii(ii-i-nii l-;i.Li-; Indiana {. .]. ( ' . W m.lacl Indiana {. ■). Dick Wilson Indiana i. . . K Lni .MooRHLAi) Indiana {. John . Scott, . . ! .. si . Indiana natok John S. Fisiii:k. ' ( . ' .. Es i. Indiana ;. To.M !■;. i liLi i:iiKANi) Indiana )N. Sr.M. ii:i;s .M. Jack, I ' ]s(| Indiana )N. J. . . La.N(;h m Indiana f. W. K. Loroma Indiana Klaiu Si ' i ' TON Indiana page thirty hiii ii.stiutin)i OUK FACULTY WE I ESIRE TO lX- PRES5 OUR SmCERL APPRtClA- TlOn FOR THE mSFlRATIOIlS, SU0DE5TIOn5,AnD DIRECT HELP WMLCH WE HAVE RECEIVED TMROUOnOUT OUR SCHOOL LIFE. ilrS T ; OFFICERS OF THE FACULTY Prinripal.-- - James E. Amknt Preceptress _ Jane E. Leonakd Preceptor - William J. Jal-k Director of Musical Conservatory Rexfofd D. Colbufn Dire-tor of Art Instruction Jf4N R. McElhaney Principal of Business School John E. Smith Supervisor of the Training School...- - JENNIE M. AcKERMAN Librarian Aramlnta L. McLane Secretary to the Principal Homer W. Dell Registrar Mary L. Esch Manager of Book Department William F, Smith . MKMRICRS or THE FACULTY Jane E. Leonard, M. S Professor of English E dna B. Smith, A, B Associate Professor of English Marion A. Reid, A. B Assistant in English Mrs. Harriet B. Stiles Assistant in English Edna Lee Sprowls Instructor Public Speaking William J. Jack, Ph. D Professor of History Edith K. Greenlee, A. M Assistant in History Clarissa B. Robinson Head of Department of Education John W. Speichcr, A. B Professor of Psychology Fayo . . Dame, A. B Assistant in Department of Education Marion .Spencer, . . B Assistant in Pedagogy page thirty-one Adniiiiislrtilion MEMBERS OF FACULTY (Cnntinued) James C. Smith, Ph. B M. r. Gordon, M. S Helen A. Stephens, A. B.. J. P. Wiley Ben R. Beisel, B. S Jane Beardwood, A. B Marianne E. Baumbach M. Louise Chaffee, A. B., A. M J. Theodore Arntz, Jr., A. B John James, A. B Mabclle C. Dame, A. B Ralph L. Talbot, B. S C. M MacConnell, A. B. Elizabeth Knight Eyn Bernadine A. Keeffc Jean R. McElhanc , Pd. B Veda R. Bloomer Elbert JL Jackson Beulah B. Hunt Ida May Hoffman John E. Smith, Pd. B Mrs. Florence C. ArnLz, A. B Flortnce Gertrude Plante Assistant Rexford D. Colburn, Mus. B Lelia Farlin John O. Stewart, A. B Earl I). Stout, Mus. B... Mary St. Clair King Orley See Mrs. Orley See Orca A. Rcinccke Mary O. Wright Wm. F. Smith Edwin K. Wood, D. D. S. . raniinta IL JIcLanc Alice r. West Jennie L Ackerman Hope Stewart, Pd. B Malvina Garman Riddle, Pd. H Amy Gray Aggie Layton Sulis.. Helen Elizabeth Rhoads. Mary L. Esch Homer W. Dell E. v.. Race Professor of Matiiciiiutics Associate Professor of Mathematics Assistant in Mathematics Assistant in Mathematics Assistaiit in Mathematics Professor of French and German -issistant in (lerman Professor of Latin ..Professor of Spanish and Assistant in Latin Professor of Physics Professor of Chemistry Professor of Natural Science issislant Natural Science .- Director of Physical Training for Women Teacher of Dancing .Instructor in Drawing Assistant in Drawing Instructor in Agriculture and Manual Training Instructor in Domestic Science 4ssistant in Domestic Scie7ice Head of Commercial Department Teacher of Stenography in Commercial Department and Secretary to Miss Leonard Director Music Conservatory Singing and Voice Culture Voice and Repertoire Piano, Organ, Theory, Music History and Appreciation Piano and Organ Instructor in Violin and History of Music Piano Piano Instructor Public School Music Head Athletic Coach Assistant Football Coach Librarian Assistant Librarian Supervisor of the Model School Critic Teacher Critic Teacher Critic Teacher Critic Teacher Critic Teacher Registrar -Secretary to Principal Steward page thirty-two Adii.iui ' lyntion f w I ,. 1 OUR ALUnni,WHO HAVE HELFED TO HAt E OUR 5CU00L WHAT IT 15, WE TAKE THIS MEANS OF SHOWING OUR AfPRECIATIOri OFFICERS OF ALUMNI Prrsident Horace G. Carmalt, 18M7, Pittsburgh Vice President Lestfr Winger, 1907, Glen Campbell Sccrctiirv Mrs. JI. C. Gordon, 1907, Indiana Trciiu n-r MRS. C. H. IRVIN, 1892, Big Run . LUMNI BANQl ' ET COMMITTEE Mrs. M.ilvina G. Riddle,  2 May Anthony Davis James Herbert Russell, ' 9S, ' 1)1 Margaret .1. Lowman, , 05 Hail to the class of 1917! This, the 42d class graduating from Indiana, will add 315 members to the Alumni Association. During the administration of Dr. . ment 1,220 graduates have been wel- conu ' d to our members. On Tuesday morning of Commencement Week the annual l)usi- ness meeting and election of oflicers for the Alumni Association is held in Chipel. . t this time the Senior class is elected to membership in the association. .All e.xpense of the Alumni Association is met by the proceeds of the .Annual Alumni Banquet and Dance. This banquet is the principal alumni affair of The school year, taking place on Tues- day evening of Commencement Week, the banquet in Normal Refec- tory being followed by a dance in Recreation Hall. Tickets to ban- quet and dance are . Sl each; after paying all expenses the balance is given to the Trustees to help defray the heavy expense of the Com- mencement Week. The class of 1917 will be made prominent in the . lumni Banquet by a member of the class, selected by the .Vlunmi Banquet Committee, responding to a toast. The Normal catalogue of each year contains a revised alumni reg- ister and call tlirectory so far as is known. Prof. M. C. Gordon has charge of this part of the catalogue, and will greatly appreciate any information regarding addresses and occupation of alumni. The Nor- mal Herald goes free to all alumni whose correct addresses are known. The . lunmi can do much for their Alma Mater to further the in- terests of the school. Let us all try to send a good new student to fill our places in the classroom and dormitory. Each class should try to leave some memorials at Indiana. What will the class of P ' l? add to the art treasures already placed in the dormitories by Dr. .Anient? Commencement week belongs to the Seniors and Alumni. Every alumnus is then made welcome; free lodging and six free meals are given to each returning graduate, while the 10, 20 and 2.S-five-year classes are entertained for a full week as guests of the school. The Indiana Normal .Mumni in Western Pennsylvania hold a banquet each year in one of the prominent hotels in Pittsburgh. Miss Leonard is always the special honor guest. Vou, the members of the alumni, are corflially in ' iTifl to .attend all of the reunions of the asso- ciation. pag( Ihirly-lhrec page thirty-jour vTMHlriAr AN CLASSED l ii c thirty-srvcn Sciiii rs CLASS CALENDAR V. IA. Ti;i!M FU ' TKKN W ' kkks Opened Tuesday. Se])ti ' iiil)cr I ' J. HIKi Classificatidli (if New Students. !l a, in. and 1 :• ' !() p. in.. September Titli. ' rhaiil .si; ' ivin i- Hecess, Ndx-eiiiher JUlli to Deceinher 4t]i. Closed.. I ' ' riday. Decemher ' 22, litKi ' aeati(in nl ' ' I ' eii Days WiNTiu ' I ' kk.m — ' l ' iiiin ' i:i;. Vi:i:ks OjK ' iied Wednesday. .lamiai- - :!, liMT Classification of New Students, 9 a. m. and 1 :30 j). in., .laniiary :)d. Closed Friday. March :!(), I HI 7 X ' acatidii lit ' Ten l)a s Si ' KMNi; Ti:ini — Twr.i.vi: Vi:i:ks Opened Tuesday, . pril Id. 1!M: Classification of Xew Students, f) a. in. and 1 :8n p. in.. Api ' il loth. Annual Sermon before Christian . ss ' n.. Sunday eveninij. Baccalaureate Sermon Sunda - muriiinfi:. Commencement ( ' oncert .Mmiday evening;-. Business ileetiiifi ' nf Alumni .Vssdciatiou Tuesda.v. Class Day Kxercises Tuesdax . Alumni Hampiet Tuesdax ' eNcniny:. Cominencomeiit Vednesda ' . June Inne lune I une lune huie lune IT, l!)i7 24. 1!)17 2. i. 1917 2(1. nil 7 2(;, 11)17 2(1. 1!II7 27. I!) 1 7 page thirty-eight Seniors PrcHdenf Vice Pre side nt Secreidri Tr iiyun r CLASS OFFICERS ..ilAKLKN H.MI:HS()N JllLTY jMarie Gordon Mary Dixon David D. Reid GOKDON U.ll) 1 1XII.S piig ' llnily-iniic Sciiit s Anxa Absalom - - - Jnhtistnwn, t ' u. ■■Peggy i One year Johnstown High School. Konrtfi-n tcnns I. 8. N. S., V, W. C. A. Mahy Ei,i ahi;t!I Adair - - Dinioni, Pa. Marc ' i K n (Irociisliui ' K High Scliool, Junior I ' roin. Cunnnitlce. Krodulphian. ElUtl. t ' l.AKK Al.AHHAX - - WlV.l ti ' dy, Pa. Saucers Kidgway Higli School, Huygheiiian. .Makik L ' akolyn Ai.i.isox - - Iiuliiinn. Pa. Bridget Indiana High School, Three years I. S. X. S Ia U 3lj.L}iLL- .:- - -. piijH ' forty Seniors Kdna (iKRTRUUK Armour - - - furrrl, Fa. Trudit. ' Farnl High School, ICroili-liihiun. Margaret Arnold . - - iVnc Kensington, Pa. Peg B A New KensiiiKlon High School, V. W, V. A., Erodelphian. El.iZABF.TH . ' Xrtman - - - New Kensington, Pa. Lib B A New Kcnsinyloi) Hi h School. Y. W. (7. A., Krodt ' lphian. - Matilda Bachman - _ _ _ Cnrrick, Pa. -Tillie ComnKTcial ( oursc St. IVtcr ' s School. HuvHhcni.m, Senior Pennant Committee, Regular and ( ollc.ne Preparatory ( ' ourses. l age forty-one COLLEKX liAI.I. I ' nionttrit ' n, Pa. Colly Uiiiontown High School, V. W. C. A.. Krodulphi.in. Fi.nRf;N(E Maky Harclay - Pun.xsut i-c u ' y, Pa. Barkie runxsulawncy High School, V. W. C. . ., Erodelphian. Maimk .Xf.NF.S liARRF.TT - - - .4 iiihridge, Pa. Maria . inl ii(lgc High School, Erodelphian. AXNA Or UK liARROX - - Wilki i. hurg, Pa. Ann ilkinsl)urg High School, Erodelphian, pagr forty-t ' i ' o Seniors I.IJ.I-IAX N[. I ' .EALE Frcrjiort. Pa. •■I.il Kreepoit Hi h School, V. V. C. A. Margarkt Elizabeth Beck - Brnckenridgr. Pn. _P Peg Kitlannin Hij h School, Erodclitliian. Emma Reckeit _ - - - _ SiiJnry, Pa. EniiiKi Three years I. S. N. S, William Hutcheson Becgs - Sandy Lake, Pa. Bill Sandy Lake High School, One year Westminster College, Huyghenian, Basketball, Track. Jxigc jitrty-tlircc Seniors IlLlNOR Kathryx liF.I.I. - - Crfcnsliurg, Pn. ■■Hell (Irniisliuii; lli;ih Sclitiol, I ' .rudilphiuTi. KAiHi-.iuNK ni)KK Bkli. - - - Alttwilil, Pit. ■■Kate A K i AltDOiia Hish School, Two years I. S, N. S. MM.r.i ' F.Kni, Ami.iia Hki.i.man ' , Ncxc Kiniiiigti n, Pa. TeK A S E Tour years New Kensington Hit;li, two years 1. S.N. S.. Madrigal Club (. , 4), espcr Choir (3, 4), lOroilelphiaii. Eli :abkth J n ' f. Rexney - - - Juniata, Pa. ■■Betty Two years I. S. X. S.. Four years Juniata High School, V. W. ( ' . . .. Eroclel|)hian. j,l J ?vM ' i[ lii! J ' i l (iS ' ' }orty-U ur Seniors r.VKL BtRC ----- 1,1 ' hilll IIi,lil. Pd- R;i(li( Lil Senior lla Ridr ( ' nniniitli;i-. Elizabeth Berg - _ - - Wilkinshurg, Pn- Hitsk Two yi ' LUs Oakniont Hii;h School, Three years I. S. X, S., V. W. C. A., IluyKheniaii. Mary Ei.izab:;th Bkrkev - - - Liganivr, Pu- ■■Meil I ' our years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. V- V. ( . A., Cabinet. Ioaxxa Beyf.k Ahwiinilt ' i ' i, Pa. •Jo- Two years Curtis Higli Seliool, New in i City; Two years I. S. N. S., V. V. C. A., Huvulienian. I -.. . Ms o ?r page jorly-fivt Sniiors ■? Makian JAN ' K BiTNKR - - - Ligotiicr, Pa. Marian Tlirre years Li);oiiier High Scliool, Two years I. S. N. S., V. W. C. A., Krodelpliian Jan-k lil.ACK ----- Pillslitirgh. Pa. Coaly One year I ' illsliuruli Hieli Scliool, Three years I. S. . S., Ermlelphian. C Makiiia .Ii. m-,i. lll.AKI.KY - - .1 .v Ki ' rtW, Pa. - Jucle V V V Aspinwall Hi(;h School. Y. W. C. A., Class Day Coniiililtee. JIakv I.lciLLr. Klavney - Wc.sl Alexandria, Pa. Laney West Alexaiiihia High School, Washington High School, .Madrigal Club ( ,i, 4). Wsper Choir (. 4). Y. V. C. . . pane U rly-.six Sfui( rs Ol.lVK Gertkudk Hloom - - - Scott (laic. Pa. lilooniie Scotldale Hi;j;li Scluiol, Two yeurs I. S. N. S., ' . W. C. A., Huvf henian. Makcahet J. P.dKi.AND - - - CIus-,L-ick, Pa. Maggie ' rart-ntuiii Hi h School. Two years I. S. N. S., Deutsche X ' crcin. Huy hcniaii. Esther Tone ISotheix - - - Indiana. Pa. Esther ■ P ' our years I. S. X. S., HuvKluiiian. I ' l orenck ' 1 . liOTT Bottie A CD . pnll -., Pa. Three years Apollo High School, Three years I. S, X. S., Erodelph ian, Y. W. C-. A., Vesper Choir (3, 4), Madrigal Club (i, 4) , Se nior Rin g and Pin (■ ommittee, Basketball fapi L (4), ( ' heer Leader (4). 9 page jorty-.srvfii i-.- ! M AHI ' .AKl- 1 . l ' ( ' .rsTA liOTWRIOHT AlloiiTKi High School - Altoana. Pa C. VKOI.YN (Jl.ADYS BOWKN - - - MiiiihtiU. Pa ■ ' II.i|i| y 1T M uiihall llil l School, Krodilphiaii ' fS] i-r Choii (- ' , 4), MiKhiKMl Chill C-. .4). M RSKI.I. Al.K ' IA liOYLK - Butler, Pa. •Mure I ' .mli- Hi h School. I ' ofle lihian. M HY I ' ( WI.KK TiRANSFOHn - - - lionsta Brn Avon, Pa. A K l ' our years Hen Avon Hii h School, Two yeans I. S. X. S Krodehihian, V. W. C. A. Ixigf jorty-rifflit •S ' cKior.v liKRMCK IiLANCHK UrANTIIOOVER - Millllollt, Pa. ■•] ' ,, I ' ,. Puk ' Run Acicicni) ' , ThifL- rars I, S. X. S.. iJcutsi:hi- ' crcin, Huyglicniun. I ' RAXK L. Brazili.a Spaiif lcr, Pa. ■Whittic ' Three years Spanglcr High ScIumiI, Twd years I. S- X. S., Lincohi Debating (liih. Annual I ' rn- .. gram, ( irculation Manager Instanit, ' arsil r Basehall (o, 4). AlICI; liRKITENSTKlN - - - A lllhlitlgc, Pa. Alice A i r Ainbridge High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. Rachkl I,i;ah IIrody luiliana, Pa. •Ral Tluee years I ' mixsulawney High School. I ' aj r Uttly-tiinr Senior ll M Kiii. I ' .HOWX - - - Pig Run, Pa. Iirownie I ' .ig Kim High School. Marcahit Ann Brvmhai ' gh - Yalcshoro, Pa. Peg ( owansh uinork High School. ti (iR.UK Brumbaugh It C Dakie .llti oiw. Pa. . ltooiia High School, Huyghcnian, V. W. ( . A. Hi.TiN .Marii; r.RUNKR Oakiliilr. Pa. Tic dak.lalc High School. Madrigal Cluh (-4), V. V C. A. page fifty Si ' iiiurs IXEZ EXDOKA PiUCIIAN ' AN Iny Altoona High School, nuvKhoriiiui, V. W ( ' . A. p yi KY Lyuia BuiLI.K - - - - Altduna, Pa. ■l.ihi.i ' AUoonu High School, Two years I. S. X. S., Erodelpliian. Gkraldinf, DeRosf, C. ld vell - New Hillihliciii, Pu. ••De Rose Xcw Bethlehem High School, V. V, ( . A. Helen IARc;. RET Cameron - Pitlsl)urgli. Pu. Cammy n K X Allfi IiLin Hii;li ScUool. Erodcljiliian. page fifly-cnic Makjiia Jan ' k (aknahan - - - Salina, Pa. -Marth Sulin,. High School, V. V. C. A. Anna Carrick - - - - Alonvngahela, Pa. Anne A K MoiiniiKalula lliKli School, Krodclphiaii, ' W. C. A. KoiiKRi Carson Ittiliann, Pa Kit I ' hii-e yours Indiana High School, Two years I. S. N. S., CollcKc Preparatory and RcKular Courses, lluyKhonian. Critic (4), ' kc President (4), Lincoln Debating Club, Censor (4), Onen De- bate ( , 4), Deutsche ' erein. I- ki;i;i) Wksion Coi.crove Freddie Cleartiild High School. Huyghenian Clearfield, Pa. iiVitijiiLXlaiiil fiiigc nlly-I K-o : IuuRED Mary Conrad - - - Oil City, Pa. Jloody AIT Oil City Higli School, Erodelphian, Instano Board. Agnes B. Conrad - - - New Castle, Pa. AKgie New Castle Higli School, V. W. C. A., Erodelphian, Two years I. S. N. S. Ruth Conway - - - - Greenville, Pa. Pud Greenville Hit;h School, One year Thiel College, Two years I. S. N. S. Anna Caver r Cox _ - - Kurgitlstmvn, Pa. Poialoes S S 2 Hurgettslown High School. page fifty-llircc cuiois l.rcn-LE Logan Cvlley - - Burgettstown, Pa. Lou liuimttslosvn High School, V. V. C. A., Two years I. S. N. S. M. KY I ' hokdk Day _ _ - Wnyncsburg, Pa. Happy Waynesburg High School, Two years a Student in Expression Dept. Waynesburg College, Erodel- phian, Y. V. C. A. Mii.DRKi) Dkakoi.fh - - - . Clyiiirr, Pa. ■Milly n. V V ClynK-r High School, Three years I. S. N. ,S. l.l-CRKK ' kkai.i, Dkboh - - lirackiitridgr , Pa. Wrall Tarentum High School, Two years L S. X. S. page fifty-lour Scitiiirs Mary K. Del Torchio Jcanncttc, Pti. Del A 1 E Jeannette High School, Two years I. S. N. S , Erodelphian. Mabki. a. DiiWF.Y _ - - - Lhcrpool, N. Y Mab Liverpool High School, Four terms I. S. N. S. M. i)r,K Dick Culbcrtsun, Mont. Haniillon High Scliool, Two ears I. S. N. S. Francks IJlXON Cnkrvillc. P,i ■Dick Blairsville High School, One year . llegheny College, Two years I. S. . S. page njly-five Seniors Mary Lawrena Dixon Mary Braddock, Pa. Three ears 1. S. N. S., Erodclphian. Mai ' .mn Jane Duffy . - - - Curry, Pa. Duffy CoiTv High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Iluygiieniaii. Magdaline a. Dulfer Banksvitic, Pa. Lcc Knowille rnicm Hi h Seliool, Two years I. S. N. S., V. W. ( ' . A., Deutsche N ' crcin, Erodelphian. Elizabeth Alice Dunlaf Betty Four years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian Clearfield. Pa. page lifty-six Seniors Ci-ARissA Duncan Blair i ' iUr, Pa. ••Ted Blairsvillc High School, Huyghenian, V. V. C. A., Two years I. S. N, S. loNE Earl Imlitimi, Pa. • ' lone n K S Intliana Hit;li Sciiool, Kour years I. S. N. S., Erodeiphian. Alma Carolinf, Edwards - - - Indiana, Pa. C ' aily Indiana High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Huyghenian. Gladys Ruth Elckssor - - Pitt.sbnrgh, Pa. Happy 4 A 0) Five years I. S. N. S., Erodeiphian, V. VV. C. A., Deutsche ' erein. pa.t;r fijly-. :rveu Edna Elizabeth Elder . . - Indiana, Pa. Edna Iiuliana Hi h School. Thrtt years I. S. N. S., Huyi heniaii, Deutsche ' erein. Mildred F nglk - - - - Rachrstrr, Pa. Millie Rochester Hiwh School, Two years I. S. X. S. I. Paul Enke Nfinticokc, Pa. Eat n X Xaittic ke Hi h School, Two years I. S. N. S., Flrodelphian. Mice and Men, Instano Board. Chairman Class Day Committee. Cla.ss Play Quality Street. Florence Peapl Evans - - - Mosgrove, Pa. Pearl l- ' our years I. S. N. S,, Huyghcnian, page Jiity-cighl Sfniors Amelia Ewixr. ----- Altooim, Pn. Miss Kwiiie -Mtnona Higli School, Five tt-rnis I. S. X S. Mary Louisk Karrar _ _ - Ihirgettstown, Pa. Mary Kour years Kurt eltstown Hit, ' !! School, Two years I. S. N. S. . Alick Ai,bf.kt Kixley - - Homer City, Pn. Alice n K 2 Homer City High School, ICrodelphian, Three years 1. S. . . S., Regular and College Prep. Courses. Nancy Kilcor?; Fishf.r Grcensburg, Pa. Fish K n Greensburg Hifjh School, Krodtlphian, Junion Prom. ( ' ominittet% Senior Prom. Conmiittee. 7 l}ugi- filly-iiuir Seniors ' 2 (§s:y .Ft i Marion Klizahkth Fleck - - - Altoona, Pa. •■KIcrkic A :£ E Altooiia HikIi Sflidol, ' . W. ( ' . A., Two years I. S. N. S. Hki.en Fiiwi.Ki ' ----- Altoomi, Pa. Honey Altoona Hinh School, Two years I. S. N. S., Huyghenian. I-LODIE Fl ' I.TOM West Lchfinon, Pa. ■■Flo,l One year ICldersriilge Academy, I ' our years . .S, N. S., Erodclphian. .Sara (Iai.hraiih - - - - JVcu ' Castle, Pa. ••Sally N ' ew Castle High School. Two years I. S. N. S., Huyghenian, Deutsche N ' erein. i ' Ogc sixty Nei.i, Marion Garman - - IhinirsliDro, Pa. Meg Rarnesl)i)ri) ilit;li Schinil, lOight ttrnis I. S. N. S., .M;i(lri.nal ( ' lull, W-spcT Choir. Bernii-k Saka Garrison - - Amhi lili;i Pn. IS. G. Ambridge Hinh Sclinol, Two yecirs I. S. N. S., I ,ro(lL ' li)hiaii. Golden George - - - - Pinixsiilir.ciiry, Pir Georgie Punxsutawney High School, Two years I. S. N, S. Myrna Grace George - - - Wrst Lrhaiioii. Pa. Mima Tell lernis I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. page sixty-one Seniors , Leah Esther Gilbert . . . Jolinstn-,c i. Pa. Snappy Johnstown High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Huyghenian. DoxicE Marie Cillen Fittsliuriih. Fn. ■■Scotlic O A Union High School, Two ytars I. S. X. S., Knxii-lphian. (ll.lVl: l- LC.ENE ( iI.I-.ASON C Pony Wilcnx, Pa. Wilcox Hisli School. Two years I, S. . S. Huy- i;hcnian. Secretary Tall term, V, W. ( ' . A. Cah- inet. .M, kc;arkj Goluthrop Philip.shurg, Pa. Pes I ' hilipsburt; High .Schcx)l, Two years 1. S. N. S., V. W, C, A. I ' age sixty-two Jicfuorji Marie Irene Gordon _ _ _ - Natronn, Pa. Xobody Home 11 K s Natrona High School. Three vears 1. S. N. S., X ' ice Pres. Class Ml 7. V, ( ' . A. Marguerite Gorman Coiilport, Pit. Marg Coalport High School, I ' eccaria Township High School, Two years I. S. X. .S. Mary Elizabeth Goss Hettv ' Altonna, Pa. Altoona High School. Two years 1. S. X. S., Huygheiiian. Evelyn M. Griffiths - - Wnsliiiigtuit. Pa. Tiny A K Four terms I. S. N. S.. Junior Krodelphiaii. page sixly-ihrcc Seniors S. Wilson Guthrie - . . . Indinnn. Pa. ••Duff n X hidiana Hi li Scliool, Tliice yc;irs I. S. N. S., Busi- ness Manager 1917 Instano, Basketball Squad (2, 3, 4), Erodelphian, Chairman Junior Prom. Committee, Senior Prom. Committee, Member (if ' im 7, Cosmo Club. Deutsche ' erein. Fi.OR.v Hei.kn H. hn Lrrtsilalr, Pa . Hahnie A S T Leetsdale Hish School, Krodelphian. Instano Bo:ird, Basketball (. ). ' iKi;iNi. S. H.M.i. - - - - Stcubcnz ' illc, O. .links C;irnegit High School, Two years I. S. X. S., Y. W. C. A. Hi ' .I.F.X H.lMII.lON Oakuiofil ,■ Pa. ••HA A K 4) Oakmont High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Krodelphian, Y. V. C. . . page . hxty-fniir Seniors OiivF. Ethel Harlin - - - - Alloonu, Pa Skinny AlliKina High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Huyshenian. Marip: Alverta Harman - - Mount Plcasmit, Pa. PcgRv Mount Pleasant High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. V. W. C. A. Frances Hay ----- Kockwu Mi, Pa. Fran A S ri Rockwood High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Y. W. C. A., Erodelphian. I-nis Mary Hay ----- ;ir,inrl l. Pa. Lois Scwicklcy Higli School, V V. C. A. w j ' ljlli tiiril ' v ' iri kl ' page si. ty-!hx ' Sfiitors A .ALIXE Gkrtrvdk Heber Za Franklin, Pii. I-ranklin High School. Two years I. S. X. S., Madrigal Club, Huyghenian, Y. W. C. A. Gexf.vieve Hei i.KR - - - Castle Shannon. Pa. ■ ' Hell Union High School. Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. M HTiiA A, I1kn.s IN (;er - - - HuiUr, Pa. Mart . i: . r.ullir llinh School, ' I wo years I. S. N. S., i rodelphian. . ' . ( ' . . . I sini-K JanI ' . Hir.iii.ANDs - - - Imlinna, Pa. Torchie Indiana High School, Three years I. S . . S. p-:gc si.xty-six Snntirs Marion iMooF.y Hill - - - Wiiullur, Pa. Mim Wiiidlur Hinh School. Two years I. S. N. S.. V. V. C. A. Cabinet. Mildred Hill Intliiiiid, Pa. Mid Tiuliana High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Huyt;henian. LORAINK HiLLIKF.R Altiiiiiui. Pa. Sis Ahooiia High School. Two years 1. S. X. S., Huygheniaii. V. V. ( . A. M RLi. Emkrson Hilty ■■Hank lufhana. Pa. Indiana High School. Three years I. S. X. S., Class President (3, -4), ' cspcr Choir (.5). Instano Board, Senior Hay Ride Conniiittce. Erodel- phian, Cosmo Cluh. Memlxr of ■■ ' inf 7 :i l Ud page si. ty-. :c i ' C ! Seniors Clara Bkli.f, Hine _ _ - - Sallihtirg, Pa. Happy One year EldorsriilKL ' Academy, I ' our years I. S. N. S., Huyghcnian. ' . V. C. A., Whatsoever Club. Bertha Mak Hollis Pittsburgh, Pa. Hcrt Union High School. Two years I. S. X. S.. Erodcl- phian, ' cspcr Choir, Madrigal Club, Y. W. C. A. Secretary. MAKOAKKT HlMMKI. Johnslo-U ' ti, Pa. Marg- A S A Johnstown High Sd.ool, Three years I. S. N. S., Erodelpliian, V. V. C. A. EkFIF. Cl IKI-. luKIAND Jcanni ' ttv, Pa. Effie Jiannellc Hi h Scliool, Three years I. S. N. S., Huy- ghcnian, V. W. C. . ., Whatsoever Circle. fcge si.icly-cight Srinors Alice Elizabeth Irwin - Poinsyl ' . ' iinia Furnace, Pa. ■■Al One year State College High School, Seven terms I. S. N. S., Huyghcnian. V. W. C. A. Florence Ruth Isr. el - - McKeesport, Pa. Flossa Two years McKeesport High School, Three years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. Rhea Blanche Jaquish - - - Clymcr, Pa. Babe Clymer High School, Three years I. S. N. S. Frances iI. RY Jenson Franklin, Pa. . :issy Franklin High School, Two years I. .S. N. S., Huyghcnian, Y. W. C. . . page sixty-nine Sciiii rs I Jh. - ' Vi,A?jy fi P.uaiNE GoLDEX Johns - - Wilkinsburg, Pa. •■Babe Wiikiiisliurg High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Huyghenian, Deutsche ' erein. Hi:i F.N Lucy Johnson Carry, Pa, ■Hcllian Corry High School, Two years I. S. X. S., Huyghenian, Y. W. C. A. lil ss loHNSTON Inilitnui, Pa. Betsy Four years I. S. X. S., Huyghenian, V. W. C. A., Whatsoever Circle. M Rrn. ( . TH. RINE JoHNSTON - - Indiana, Pa I aflame Pres-e-dont A S E Indiana High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian, Y. W. C. A. A •U..Jk Jif piigc seventy Sniiars Ethel Irene Jones - - - , Jolmxtown. Pa. Jonesy Johnstown High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Ei-odelphiun, V. W. C. A. Mary Mildred Jordan - - - Olivchurg, Pa. Cicero ' Four years I. S. X. S., Erodclphian, V. W. C. A. Ncttlcton, Pa. Winifred Aileen Joseph Win Four years I. S. N. S., Madrigal Club Alice Marie Kane - - - - Honiateail, Pa. Al AST Homestead High School, Two years I, S. N, S,, Erodelphian, Instano lioartl. page sevcnty-onc fHmr.t Marian Kavlor - - - - Johnstown, Pa. ■■Chubby A S A Jul.iistowii High School, Erodelphian, Senior Prom. Committee. Katharyn I). Kf,u.er - - - Iiidianit, Pa. ■■Ben Inilian.i Ili h School. Three years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. M.M ' Y Catherink Kelly ■■Kelly- Boston, Pa. Two years McKeesport High School. Three years I. S. X. S., Erodelphian, Y. W. C. A. Mary R. Kelly- . - - . Conennnigh, Pa. Mary R. Concmau.gh High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Huyghenian. pngc seventy-ty. ' o Srniors Edith Katharine Kerns - - Altoona, Pa. Kensis Altoona High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Huyghenian. hvDiA Metzcar King - _ - - Altoona, Pa. Metz Altoona High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Huyghiniun. Margaret Elizabeth King - - Oakmont, Pa. Marg Oakmont High School, Two years I. S. N. S. Y. W. C. A. Charlotte Isapel Kinter - - - Imliaiia. Pa. Charlotte A 2 n Indiana High School, Two years I. S. X. S., Huyghenian, Deutsche Wrein. page scwiily-lliirc Lois Kirk ------ Bellefontr, Pu. Lo liellefonle High School. Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. Agnes Marion Kline - - Wasliiiigton, Pu. Klinic Washington High School. Erodelphi m. Caroline Kmma Ki.otz - - McKees Rocks, Pa. Carrie Two years McKees Rocks High School. Two years I. S. N. S., Huyghenian. Thelma Knepshield - - Brick Church, Pa. Them Four years I. S. X. S., Huyghenian. y-rr :: ' - - l egc scvcnty-ioiir Ruth Louise Kuntz Jiihfistincn, Pn. ' Doc Johiistowti Hitjh School, Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. Dorothy Kopklman - - - Vnndrrgnft, Pa. ■■Dorthy ' an(Icrsrift Hiuh School, Two years I. S. N. S. Jf.. nna Ella Kopf.lman - - Vnndcrgrijt, Pa. Miclget ' andergrift High School, Two years I. S. X. S. Marie Margaret Lambert - - Stoystown, Pa. Peg- Four years 1. S. N. S., Huyghenian, V. W. C. A. page scvciily-jivc Scniorit AUGUSTIN ' K J. LaXTZY Spiinglrr, Pa, Prof Spangler High School, Special Work State College, In.stano Board, Two years I. S. X. S., Y. W. C. A. Play (4). Lincoln Debating Club, Annual Debate (4). Huyghenian, ice President (,S, 4), Constitution Revision Committee, Chairman of Pennant and Hay Ride Committees, Teacher in Public Schools Colorado and Pennsylvania. Eva Louisk I.a ' ine - - Steubenville, Ohio I-ittle One Sttubi-nville High School, Two years I. S. N, S., Erodelphian. Jkxnik i;i)irii 1.a ' ine - - Steubenville, Ohio Jinks Sliulnnville High School. Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. CiEKTRlDK Kkkk Linx - - Burgettsto-vn, Pa. Gertie V V V P)Urgettstown High School, Two years I. S. X. S. ' C9 % 1). ' - ' i nge scz ' enly-six Scnitir.s Beatrick ' n ' iAN ' I.OHR - - - Lntrobe, Pa. Bee ,1 Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian, Y. V. ( ' . A. Ruby Elizabeth Long _ _ - Jmlinna, Pa. Pinkie Indiana High .School, Two years I. S. N. S., Deutsche ' erein. Ona Wilford Lovelace Indiana, Pa. Tom Indiana High School, Erodelphian, Deutsche ' erein. Elizabeth McCartney Lowry - Jmliana, Pa. Betty A K Two years Indiana Hi h School, Ero k-l|)Iiian, l. JjLiiLiJi-la-1 pafif srt ' rnty-srz ' cn Senior M.VKGARET Marcella JIacDon. ld - Wiliiierding, Pa. Mac Two years North Kracklock High School, Three years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian, ' arsity Basketball. Swimmine Team. Mii.DRKU MARCiT.RirE Mamnnis - Latrobe, Pa. M.r !,atiol)c High School, Two years I, .S, N. S., Erodelphian, ICdith ' irginia Main - - Nnc Kcnsingtnn. Pa. -Edc B A New Kensington High School, Two years I, S, N, S,, Erodelphian, V. W, ( ' , . . Janet Isabella Malcol.m - - Freeport, Pa. Issy Kreeport High School, Two years I, S, N. S. - h r. :fc. « ..,J r ' fi:irkJ:Jt Imgc scvcniy-cighi Seni Kathf.rinf. Nerine Maley - - Jchnstoum, Pa. ■•Pat Johnstown High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. Jane Vourd Makshau. - - - Ingrain, Pa. Irish Crafton High School, Two years I. S. N. S. Leanna Marshall - - - Wvst Finlcy, Pa. Lee P ' our years I. S. N. S., Huyghenian, Y. W. C. A. I.EviNA F. Martin - - - Pitt. ' .burgh, Pa. Love One year Peabody High School, Four years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian, page scvrnly-nhw Seniort Mary Naomi Matthews . . - Altoona, Pa. Nonii Altoona High School, Two years I. S. N. S. Gertrude Elizabeth Maxwell - Jeannette, Pa. Trudie A S E Jeannette High School, Two years I. S. N. S., ' esper Choir, V. W. C. A. Esihi;r Kith .McAnvlty - - Barncsboro, Pa. •■Mac Uarnesboro High School, Seven terms I. S. X. S. Illa Elizabeth McBurney - Ne- ' Kensington, Pa. Mac li ' A New Kensington High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian, V. V. C. A. page riglily Srniors ii(r.iNiA Ei.izAUKTH McCarthy New Kensington, Fa. ■■KM Now Kensington High School. ()m- an l one-lialf years. Three years I. S. N. S., Bluebird in Faculty Play, In .Swing-out two years. Florence Augusta McCullough - Pittsburgh, Pa. Flossie South High School, Two years I. -S. N. ,S., Huyghenian, V. V. C. A. Elma McGaughey - - - - Verona, Pa. Blontlie Two years Verona High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Huyghenian, Y. W. C. A. Bertha McHenry Indiana, Pa. Mac Indiana High School, Two years I. ,S. N. S., Deutsche Verein. page ciglity-onc Seniors Jamks a. MlKenzie Finrrliiinrr, Pa. Mac Pairchancc High School ' 13. Uniontown High School ' IS, Two years I. S. N. S., Vice President (4), Delegate to Northiield, Lincoln Debating Club, Secretary (4), .Annual Debate (3), Huyghenian, Treasurer, Mrs. Gorring ' s Necklace, Cadet Corps (.?, 4), Company Clerk, Deut.schc ' erein (3, 4), King and Pin Committee. Sylvi. Irene McMillen ' - - Barncsboro, Pa. Mickie Kight tcr:ns 1. S. N. S., Erodelphian, V. V. C. A. M. hY ' lI(UINI. McQf. I)E Murrav ' Pittslmrgh, Pa. Fifth . venue High School, One year I. S. N. S., Commercial Teachers ' Course, Teacher in Com- mercial Department. C. ROLix .MoiiN ' ixTf;R - - Pitt.sliurgh, Pa Cannine Bellevue High School, Two years I. S. N. S l agc eight y-tico Sciiiars Mary Elizabeth Mellon - - Spiingdalr, Pa. Betty A r Tarcntum High School, Two years I. S. N. S. Klorknce Middleman - - Mi-Kccs Rocks, Pu. Flo- Two years McKecs Rocks High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Huygheniau. H ' l.Vri.v. Pa. Miriam MAKr.uEKirE Miles M3 Wilcox Hi.gh School, Two years I. S. N. S Huygheniau, ' . ' . I , . JiADALiNE Miller - . _ - .S h c.« ' i7 c, Pa. Mad.ne IcKeesporl Hi.uh School. Two years 1. S. N. S., Erotleli)iiiaii- page ciglity-lhrcc Seniors erna Elizabeth JSIii.i.ek Bridget Altoona, Pa. Altooiia Hisili School, Two years I. S. N, S., Erodflphian. ' ehna Mae Miller Loffimsport, Pa. ' ■Rcildv lord City High School, Two years I, S. N. S., Y. W, C, A. Lillian Milsox - - - - Cinraltdwn, Pa. Lilian ( arrolllown High .Sciiool. Two years I. S. N. .S. Anna K. Moeller - - - Johnstm ' ii, Pa. Mose Johnstown High School. Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian, V. V. C. A. pugc cighly-jour Seniors Ruth Boyck Morris Johnsloii. ' )!, Pa. Rufus A S E Johnstown High School. Two years T. S. X. S., ' ice President Erodelphiaii (4), Senior Hay Ride Committee, Ring and Tin Committee, V. V. C. A., Instano Board. Myrtle Florexcf. ' Morrison - - Soirrn, Pa. Babe Two years Kdinboro Normal, Two years I. S. N, S., V W. C. A., Huyghenian. Elizabeth Miller Morrow - Wilkmsburg, Pa. Betty A S E Four years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. Gr.me . nn, Morrow - - Wilkiiisburg, Pa. C. R. A S E Four years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian, Vice President ii), Instano Tioard. page eighty-five Seniors JlARGARf;! MoRTOX - - - Morrisdalc, Pa. Maggie Morrisdale High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. Ida Susax Muxroe - - - Blandburg, Pa. Sue ASE I-(iur yc;irs Rratic Township High School, One term ' alparaiso. Two years I. S. X. S., Erodelphian, . w. r. A. KosK Margvkkitf. Mcsaxte - - Johnstown, Pa. Rose Johnstown High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. Knr.AK K. M-iKr.s - - - - ' erv (iood Eddie Shclocta. Pa. Kour years I. S. X. S., Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Dele- gate to Xorthfield, Lincoln Debating Club, Treas- urer, Huyghenian, President (4), Cadet Corps iX A). page cighty-si. Siniinw Harriet F lizabeth Myers - - Franklin, Pa. Happy I ' ranklin High School. Five terms T. S. N. S., Huyghcnian, V. W. C. A. I. AURA JIartha Myers - - Indiana, Pa. Fatt Indiana High School, Four years I. S. N. S., Erodel- phian, Deutsche ' erein, Regular and Special Domestic Courses. Jessie- Caroline Oder _ - - Johnstmcn, Pa. Scjueak Johnstown High School, Two years 1. S. N. S., F odelphian. Caroline Isabel Orris - - - Bcllwooil, Pa. Stretch Bellwood High School, Two years I. S. N. S., t rodelphian, Y. C. A. rv 74 page eighty-seven Si ' lliprs I LLANOK Blanche Ossar - - Piinxsiilii-u-ni ' y, Pn. iliss Ossar Punxsutawney High School, Dayton Normal Insti- tute, Two years I. S. N. S. Dorothy H. P rk - - - Marion Center, Pa. ••Dot Four years I. S. N. S., Huyghenian. Anna Maye Pearce - - - - Indiana, Pa. ■•Milch linli.ina High School, I ' rodelphian. Kathryne Manehardt PERJtAR - Jeannctte, Pa. Kit AST Four years I. S. N. S. iliaiA u ' iljtiJLiii_ l-_Li.J iALb page eighty-eight Sfiiiors UOROTHY PkTKIKIN Jolitistin n, Pa. Dot Johnstown High School. Two years I. S. N. S. MuNDYREBA PoRE - - - - Confluence, Pii. Sally Confluence High School, Huyghenian, V. W. C. A. Mabel T ' oster . _ _ _ _ Ingram, Pii. Cedella Four ytars I. S. X. S., Erodeliihian. Edith Prosser ----- Barncihoro. Pii. Brownie Two years Barnesboro High School, Three years I. S. X. S. pn e eighty-nine Seniors Dorothy Pugh W illiams port , Pa. ■Dorf C Williamsport High School, One year I. S. N. S. M.VRGARET Xkglky Ramsey - - Craftoii, Pa. 5 Peg Three years Crafton High School, One year I. S. N. S., Y. W. C. A. Marian Rf:ED ----- Langcloth, Pa. Miss Reed A K 4 Oakdale High School, Two years I. S. X. S., Erodelphian. Deutsche Verein. Davi D. Rkii ----- Knoxdalc, Pa. Czar Lincoln Debating Club, Treasurer (2), Vice Presi- dent (3), President (4), Huyghenian ( 1, 2, 3. 4), Editor of Gem (2, 3), President (3, 4), Y M. r. . ., Cabinet (1, 2), Treasurer (3, 4). Delegate to Northfield, Mass., Instano Board Class Treasurer. ' 17, Cadet Corps (. . 1). Cor- poral, Pennant Committee. page ninety St ' ntors Eva Mak Rennf.r _ . _ Cakcshurg, Pa. Dutch Kllswnrth and CokcsburK High Scliools, Two years c I. S. N. S. Charlotte Gknevieve Rhodes Charl New Castle, Pa. New Castle High School, Two years I. S. X. S., E odelphian, Senior Hay Ride Committee, V. W. C. A., Instano Board. Sara Alverna Gough Tnrcntuni, Pa. Sis Tarentum High School, ' 14, Carnegie Tech, One year I. .S N. S., Junior, Madrigal Club. Sara ' oi,ga Riggle _ . . Lerchburg, Pa. Sallie Four years I. S. N. S., Huyghenian. ■Oagc iilt iiy-oHi- Seniors Martha Grf.tchex Rodgers - Turtle Creek, Pa. Martha p Turtk ' ( ' i-Lck lliKli School, Two years I. S, N. S., Erodelphian. N ' Eii.A I ' .iANTiiE Roof hiiiianii, Pa. Xell liuliaiia Modul School, Four years 1. S. N. S., HuyKhenian, . ucK Gertri ' de Sanford - - Johnsto-cn, Pa. Trudie ' s s s Johnstown Hij- ' h School, Two years I. S. N. S., i;ro(lel|ihian. Madrigal Club, A ' espcr ( hoir. Taulink Dorothea Sauerwein - Southwest, Pa. Dutchie Mount Pleasant Township High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Huyghenian, Y. W. C. A. page nincty-lwo Seniors Ruth Gordon Scandrol . - - - Hays, Pa. Ruth AtU Homestead High School, Two years 1, S. N. S., Krodclphian, V. V. C. A. Floyd Tr.u ' Y Schf.rich Clavsvillr, Pa. Deacon Lincoln Debating Club (2, 3, 4), Open Meeting Lin- coln Debating Club, Secretary of Club, ' 16, Cen- sor, ' 17, Y. M. C. A. Delegate to Northfield, Member of Cabinet (3, 4), Huyghenian, Deutsche Verein, Cadet Corps (3, 4), Corporal. Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Commit- tee, Pennant Committee, Football Squad (3, 4). Ida Elizabeth Sciimitt Tiirrntuni, Pa. I A s n Tarentum High School, Two years I. S. X. S., Erodelphian, Y. W. C. A. Frances Irene Shank Ellsworth, Pa. Fran Three years Ellsworth High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. l ii c iiincly-llirrc Seniors Leila Nerinne Shank - - Vandergriit, Pa. ' ? Pud ' :inclergrift High School, Two years I. S. N. S., .- Eroilclphian. Y. V. C. A. Helen Irene Shea - - - - Indiana, Pa. Shay Indiana Model School, Erodelphian. Florence Naomi Shuster - - - Dctmont, Pa Kunny Delmont High School, Two years I. S. N. S. Anna Catherine Simpson - - - Indiana, Pa. Ann 4) A Indiana High School, Three years I. S. N. S., Ero- delphian, ' esper Choir, Madrigal Club. , page nincly-jour Seniors Florenck Sl rpsoN - - - - Iiuliinm. Pa ■ ' Simp ? Indiana High School, Two years I. S. N, S., Ero- delphian, Deutsche ' crein. Michael Simsack _ . _ . Spmigli-t, Pa Simniie n X Spangler High School, ' l.S, Lincohi Debating Club, Treasurer V, M, C . .A., arsity ISaseball, . (l- vertising Manager Instano. Elizabeth Marie Smiley Lib Burgfltstown. Pa. Uurgettstown High School, Two years I. S. N. .S,. Y. W. C. . . Audrey Elizabeth Smith - Vilkiii.dinrs , Pa Sinitty Indiana High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Deutsche ' erein. Erodelphian. (lai r iinicly-jivc Seniors V Elsie Anna Sjiith B ttlgcr. Pa . Smitty n K s ' .lUrgeltstown HIk ' ' ScIidoI. Two years I. S. N. S. Hf.I-KN Marik Smith - - Wilkinsburg, Pn. Smitty Tinnpsta High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Krodflphian, Y. W. C. .A. I.f ' aka Smmh ----- Indiana, Pa. Smitty liuliaii.i llif;li School, I ' eachcrs ' Commercial Course, I. S. X. S., ' 15. ( ' ■i.ADYs .Makiiix Clark Songlr - Anibridgc, Pa. Glad . mbriili;c HIkIi School, Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. vage nnicty-stx Seniors Anna Florence Spisak - - - - Farnl, Pu. Flossie l- ' arnl HIl ' Ii Scbocil. Two years I. S. N. S., Huyslienian. Beftha AuorsTA Statler - - Somerset, Pu. Budd AST Somerset High Scliool, Two years I. S. N. S, ICrotloiphian. Mae Rose Sievenson - ' - - Brtlevue, Pu. Steve Bellevue High vSchool, Two years I. S. N. S. Anna Kate Stewart - - - - Lot robe, Pu. A. K. Latrobe High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Erodtlpliian. A page iiiiiely-seven Sfllifil ' .S Myrtle Edna Stucheli. - - Blairsville, Pa. Ed l!l;iirsvillc Hinh School, Two years I. S. N. S. Sara Jane Siutsman - - - Johnsto-dni, Pa. Trudy S S 2 Johiislr ' .vii UiL;li School, Two year I. S. X. S., Erodclphian. MadriKal Club, espcr Choir. I.AIKA . I.ICE Stutzmax Conemaugh, Pa. M (om-mauiih High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Huyghenian, V W. C. A. MAHhx C.ERTRrDK Taylor - - Scottdale, Pa. Patsy East Huntingdon Township High School, Two years 1. S. N. S. .-. XXJ ' . CiiJ--- . -. : - - -• page u in ciy -eight Sciiiiii.s Alma Lantz Tf.nnent - - Cotincllsvillr, Pa. Pink Coiinellsville High School, Two years I. S. X. S., Huyghenian. John M. F. Worth - - - Wilkinsburg, Pa. Sliorty ' One year I. S. N. S., Commercial Course. Linda Isadobi. Travis l intla Pilrnini, Pii. Pitcairn High School, Three years I. S. X. S., Erodel- phian, Y. W. C. A., Whatsoever Circle, Deutsche A ' erein. Flossie Bell W. gxer - - New lictlilrliriu, Pn. Flossie A s n X ' ew Bethlehem High School, Two years I. S. X. S,, Huyghenian, V. W. C. A. l- J -fi. page ninety-nine Sritiars HiLUA Grack W ' allack HcUuiood, Pa. ■Hilrla AS E ( Pine To vnslii|i High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. c, Margaret Naomi Wallack Mar Pitcairn, Pa. .j Two years ritcairn High School, Three years I. S. X. S., Y. W. C. A. MiNxiK Grace Wkavf.r Minnie DuBois. Pa. DuHois Hi h .School. Two years I. S. N. S., Huyghenian. IPA K. Wf.isberg - - - - Johnstou-ii, Pa. Ginger Johnsto vn High School. Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian, page one hundred Srn{( r.s Harriet X. B. Wesley - - - Bclhi-ood, Pa. Doc Bellwood High School, Two years I. S. N. S. Laura May Whitaker - - Dravoshurg, Pa. Whit McKeesporl High School, Erodelpliian. Ruth Adelaide Whitehouse - Vnndrrgrift, Pa. Jiabbs Windergrift High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelphian, Y. W. C. A. Ruth Alice Wills - - . - CraUon, Pa. Quaker Three and one-half years Crafton High School, Five terms I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. page inc huinlrcil one Seniors Mildred Katheryn Wilson - WUnurding, Pa. Mid Thix-e years I ' nion High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelpliiaii. Hklen Mae Winters Dimples Alexandria High School, V, W, C. . Alvxanilria, Pa. Edith Grace Wolf . - .. - Altoona, Pa. Ede Four years . ltoona High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Erodelpliiaii. Martha Morcan Wright - - Kiltanning, Pa. Mart K n KittaiuiinK High School, Two years 1. S. N. S., Erodelphian. «,i;c one huudrcd two Seniors May Ye. gek ------ Patton, Pa. Waizie I ' ntton Hiuli Scliool, Two vt-ars 1. S. N. S. : Iagdeline Voder J oil It St own, Pa. Mag Johnstown High School, Two year I. S. N. S., Erodelphian. Aj.iiEKiA VoHO - - - - yew Castle, Pa Betty A 2 n One year New Castle High School, ■I ' hree years I. S. N. S. ' KRnA Mai: VoUNr, - - - Ebcnsbuig, Pa. ' erdie Kbenshurg High School, (_)ne year 1. S. N. S., W ' lialsoever Circli-, ' , W, ( ' . . . Mj ' iu ' iUiUij-IijlJtiijJ page one hundred three Sriiiors Makjorie KAriiLEEN ScHRADER - Indinna, Pa. Mars Imlianci Hisli School, Two years I. S. N. S., ? odelphian. Anna Kate Shupe - - - - Scoltdale, Pa. Katrina SAT Scoltdale High School, One year Otcrhein College. Jui.iA Zahnizer - - - - Washington, Pa. Zahnie t Washington High School, Two years 1. S. N. . ' ., Erodelphian. Kathervne ' era ZuLlCK - - Duqucsnc, Pa. K Three years Duquesne High School, One year Slip- )iery Kock Normal School, One year I, S. X. S. ' W - — ,— ' ' ' , ' I 1 page oyic hundred four Seniors COMMERCIAL SENIORS « Florence Baientine - - - - Indiana, Pa. Bally - Indiana High School. Alma Elizafieth Dierker - - Glen field, Pa. Al Sewickley High School, One year I. S. N. S. Arthur Findley - - - - Blairsville, Pa. Art Two years I. S. N. S. paj r iiiif hiinihrd five Seniors George Fiscus ----- Induma. Pn. Stubby Thruf yi-ui- ln li;ina High School, Two years I. S. N. S. Twii.A I-KIDI.F.Y ----- hulintui. Pa. Twilight I ' ittsliuiKh Academy. Jacob W. Hafner . - - - Sagnmorr, Pa. Jake Two years I. S. N. S., Huyghcnian, Lincoln Debat- ing Club, Secretary (4), V. M. C. A., Cadet ( orps. Desire Keeler - - - - . hulinnii, Pa. Fat Indiana High School, Two years I. S. N. S ., Erodelphian. iHigc one hundred si.x Seniors R.-U.PH B. KUNTZ Rochester Mills, Pir Caesar Two years Sykesville High School, Two years Teacher in Public Schools, Four terms I. S. N. S., Lin- coln Debating Club, Pin Committee, Open Meet- ing, Erodelphian, Attorney. Football, Cadet Corps. M. RTH. HuLD-V KuHNS - - - Biiggley. Pa. •■Hulda Latrobc High School, One year I. S. N. S. H. F.L irr. DOO ----- IiKliaiii:, Pa. .Mac Indiana High School, ' 16. Edward Melziv. ' - - - _ _ Lena, Wis. Ed La Cross Normal, Wis., I ' our years Green Bay High School, Basketball, Track, Baseball sc|uads, V M. C. A., One year L S. N. S. poge one hundred seven Settlors Charles Phillips - - - - Pine Hill, Pa. Chuck A Rockwood High School, One year I. S. N. S. Mary M. Plotzer ----- Indiana, Pa. Johnnie Indiana High School. Geo. W. Sciienck Somerset, Pa. Mink 4) A Two years Somerset High School, International Cor- respondence School, Scranton, Pa., One year I. S. X. S., Football, Basketball, Baseball squads. Character in Lend Me Five Shillings, and The Private Secretary. Lucy Ella Short ----- Homer, Pa. Shortie Two years I. S. N. S., Teacher in Commercial Course. page one Iiutiflred eight Seniors Mrs. Claudia Smith - - Los Angcks, Cal. C riaud $ Two years Buffalo High School, One year I. S. N. S., ? Erodelphian, Y. W. C. A. ' § Edna Gertrude Thomas - - Indiana, Pa. Ted Indiana High School, One year I. S. N. S., Teachers ' Commercial Course. M. rtha Jane Wells - - - Indiana, Pa. ,: Jane 5 Indiana High School, One year I. S. N. S. . V0NELL jNIaRIE ZENER - - - Marie Indiana High School. Indiana, Pa. pa r one Jntndrrd iilnf Seniors ALIED ARTS SENIORS Carolyn Df.vere - - - . Sncramfiitn, Cat. Caddy Sacramento High School, Post Graduate Sacramento High School, One year I S. N. S., Supervisor Music I. S. X. S. I ' i.EKTA GlLLESPIK - - - - Pitcairn, Pit. Fleeta Two years I. S. X. S., V. V. C. A , Madrigal Cluh, Supervisors ' Course in Music. Maodai.en ' E Hf.i.linc - - Marlins Ferry, O Mas- Martins Kerry High School, Supervisor ' s Course in Public School Music, Vesper Choir, Y. W. C. A. page one hundred ten Seniors CORIXNE LaMBOUR Nicktdwn, Pii. Weenie s s s President Madrinal Clul), Special Music Course. Chester I. J ' ili.er Alltiomi, Pii. Count ' n X Altoona High School, Post Graduate Altoona High School, ' 12, Student Siegel Myers School of Music ' 09, Vesper Choir (3, 4), Glee Club (.S), Cadet Corps, Corporal, Track Team. Mary I.ouise Sedlak - _ . Hnulilock, Pa. Pat Braddock High School, V. V. C. A. Cabinet, Ero- delphian, .Madrigal Club, Special Music Course. Harriet Newell Butler - - - Alfnonn, Pa. Hattie Altoona High School, Domestic Science Course, Two years I. S. N. S. J of e one Innulml eleven Srniors l.oMiE Jamison Ellis - - - - Butler, Pa. Lomie ASA P.utlcr HIkIi Scliool, Two years I. S. N. S., Erodel- pliiaii, Special Domestic Course. Hklf.n KLiZAr.F.iH Martix - - - Ligonier, Pa. -Mart Linoiiiir Hisli School, Two years I. S. N. S., Special Domestic Course. .M.ARY K. S.Mifii ----- Clymer,. Pa. Smithy Clymer High School, Two years I. S. N. S., Y.. W. C. A., Special Doomestic Course. iii:vidIl££iJiL; ii Cathkrink .-V.myf. Taylor - - Blairsvillc, Pa. Ayme lilairsville Hish School, Two years I. S. N. S., Special Normal Art Course. page one Inttulred l7i. ' eh ' C . u n i page one huudnd thirteen Juniors J page otic hundred fourteen Jiiiiiiir.s JUNIOR CLASS COLORS: I ' lirplo anil White FI.OWKIJ: Pansy MOTTO: --Liko Our Kaffli ' , I ' lnvard, Onwanl. Kvcr Siiarinj-. Su!) Freshnien FrcshnuMi Sophomores .Juniors CLASS ROLL 12 73 102 363 Abcr, Lois Ackerson. John A. Acree, Lillinn Adams, Mary G. Adams, Sherwood Agnew, Flora Alcorn, Ruth A. Allen, JI. Isabel Ament. Elsie O. Anderson, Mary E. Ankeny, Jesse C. Atkinson, Maude £. Bailey, Eleanor E. Bailey, Roger S. Bailey, Ruth A. Bailey, Walter C. Baker, Gertrude E. Bambrick, Marion M. Barker. Elizabeth P. Barker. Hazel Barnard. .X.gnes Barnes, . deline Barr, Mildred Barthol, Louise Barton, Clare Baumgartner, .-Kgnes Baxter, JIargaret Baylor. . nna Beachani, Ruth Beaver, Dorothy Beggs. William H. Bell, Margaretta Bennett, L Olive Berger, Betty R. Billheimer, Edwinna Bley, Margaret Blcy, Zaida Blume, Olive BoUman. Evelyn Borland, Anna Boyd, Georgie E. CLASS OF lOl.s Bramhall, Mae Brennan, Rose ' Brewer, Florence . . Brewer, Marie Bricklcy, .Arthur J. Brilhart. Elizabeth Brink, Mae Broadbent, Frances E. Brooks, Katharine Brown, Helen L Bryar, Elizabeth . . Burnside, .Mice Burr, i Burroughs, Helen L Bush, Ruth Butler, Elizabeth J. Buttermorc, Florence Caldwell. Helen Callen. Bertha Campbell, Edith G. Canan. Hannah Carnill, Elizabeth Carnill. Emma Carpenter. Georgiana Carroll, Catherine Cartman, Edith RL Cartwright, Salome Cary. Thelma D. Chapman, Clair Chrise. William - . Clarke, Constance L Clark, Eva L Clawson, Phyllis Coleman, Buff L. Coulter. Merle Coulter. Florence L Courtney, Beatrice Cover, llargaret E. Cover, Clare Crosby, Prise ilia Cunnnings, Fannie L Cunningham, Ida K. Davidson, Christiana Davis, Hazel Davis, Helen Davis, Stanton L. Davis, ' era C. Dcmpsey. Ruth Devine, Florence ilac Dickie, Margaret Dillon, Elizabeth S. Drews, Helen E. Duncan, Nellie E. Dunham, Irma G. Dunmire, Dorothy Dunn, Inez E. Durning, . nna Dyer, Eleanor. N. Eicher, Zelma Eisaman, Eliza Enwright, Margaret L Errelt, Mabel L. Esch, Hazel I ' ' arnsworth, Mary E. Faulhaber, Edna C. F ' aust, Helen Feiro, Gilbert L. Fenton, Mary J. Forrey, Lucille Fife, Sara Mildred Fiscus, Marguerite Fisher, Mary Fleming. Raymond Fouse, .-Mice Fowler, Mart L Frasier. Joanna Galer, Margery Garce, Bertha Garson, Fi ' ancelia Gessy, Edna Gettv. Glyndon Gettv, Mae .. page one hundred fifteen J II II ion JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS William Cluisc Presidont Vera Davis Vice Pi-esidcnt Nell Dixon Secretary : Iar !•:. K el lev Treasui-er Davis Kellev Dixon page one hundred sixteen Junio Gctts, Alice M. Glassford, Paul Goughmour, Grace Graff. Lillian Gramling, Edith X. Gray, I.aura Griffitli, l.ula Griffiths, PIvelyn Griffiths. Mazzie Guffey, Grayce L. Gustavson. Hilda Gutbrod, Edward Hadfield, Lois Hamilton, Marthena Hamilton, Xancy S. Hammer, Pearl Hankey, Gail Harris, Ellen Harvey. Geraldinc Haymaker, Sara Healy, Mary Helfrecht, Esther Heller, Genevieve i:.. Henderson, Elizabeth Henderson, Helen Hendrickson. Mary R. Higgon. Clara B. Highlands. Kathryne Hill. Senia F. Holt. The ' ma Hoover. Ruth JL Hooper, Hazel L Horner. Rose Hough, . della L. Howenstein, Jean Hughes, Tillie L. Hulick. May L Humenick. Mary ' SI. Hutchinson, Mary V. Hyde. James F. Ireland, Gladys D. Irwin, Mice Irwin, Ethel Jamison. Celia Johnson, Mary K. Johnstone. Louise Jones, Florence Jones, Mary Jordon, Katherine Kalmeyer, Bertha E. Keck. M. Cecelia Keifer, Pearl Keller, Eliza Kelly, E. Elizabeth Kelly, Elizabeth .S. Kelly, Gladys I. Kelly, Margaret Kelly, Gladys I. Kendall, Ruth Kennedy, Elizabeth ' . Kennel, Edna Kern Lillian I. Kerr. . . Elinora Kerr, Clyde H. Kiofer, Mary Knepper, Margaret E. Knoz, Lois Kunkle, Hilda Kurtz, Mary . . Lambert, ' ennetla Larson, Ruth li . Lash, . nna M. Lescock, Kathleen E. Lear, Twila Lee, Eleanor I evine, Esther Ling, Leora List, Wm. ' ictor Long, Aileen Long, Mary N. Long, Sarah E. Lowman, Frances Luckhart, Jessie M. Luther. P ' lorence . . Leyclcn. Cathryn Lyden. Mary MacPherron. Clare Mahan, .Sara Malley, Grace Manddstein. IMinnie Marshall, Hazel F. Marshall, Marv E. Marshall, Nellie Martin, Helen E. McClure, Margaret C. McCune, Elizabeth McCutheon, Charlotte McDanel, Helen McDermott, Elizabeth McFarland, Ella McGaw, Mildred R. McGee, Mariam E. McKinney. Grace . McXaughton, ' iolet Melican, Edmond F. Miller, Georgia . Miller, Josephine Miller, Louise ililler, ilarion J. Mitchell, Eleanor X. Moore, Angileen Morrison, Pauline Moyer, Leone Murray, Lula Mvers, Edgar Myers, F. J. Xcbo, Mary L. .Xeel, La ' erna Xcwell. Ida M. Xewell, Merl A. Xicewonger, Gene X ' ithols, G. Franklin Oburn, Florence E. O ' Donnell, Rose M. O ' Hare, Pauline Olchewsky, .Anna H. Oligher, Florence Oliver, Nellie Orndoff, Essie Orndoff, Nora L. O ' Rourke, Nellie Orr, Mary C. Overdorff, Kutn Overly, Susan ISI. Park. Laura J. Parsons. Pauline Patch. .Mice Paterick, Eleanor Patterson, Emma line Penney, Sara L. Peoples, ' irginia Pershing, Besse Pfordt. Margaret Pierce. lary Plate. Martha . . Price. luliet L. Pyle. Phyllis Quinn. irginia Ralston, Lemmon S. Rebhun, Lovell Reese, INIiriam Remaley, Jean E. Reynolds, Dorothea Rhea, Helen ■. Richardson, Paul Ritts, Ruth S. Ritzert, Gertrude Robinson, . nna L. Rockwell. .-Kgnes M. Rogers, Evangeline Rose, JIargaret Roth, Pauline A. Ruffner. Xellie Rupp, Ernestine Russel, JIarie L. Russel, ilary Sams, Mary Scott, Marie Schmidt, Martha . . Schneider, Camilla Scholl, Garnet Schrader, Marjorie Schuck, Marie K. Shultz, Martha Shaffer, iSIiriam Sharar, Hazel .Sherman, Martha Shields, Florence Shoemaker, Helen B. Shugert, Katherine Shupe, . nna K. Silcott, Mary E. Simpson, Cora Simpson, Estelle Simpson, Mildred Sipe, Vista Sloan, Janet Smith, Evalyn .Smith, Gertrude .Smith, Rose Sober, Margaret Soisson, Bessie Soisson, Frances Songer, Xellie G. Spaid, Helen C. Spires. Cora Mae Sprowls, Rozetta Stein, Mary Stephens, .-Mice V. Sterner, Helen M. Stewart, Orpha Stoneback, Dorothy T. .Streams. Orpha Swan, Margaret Swan, .Sara L. Swift, Harold M. Thomas. Eleanor E. Tovvnley, Helen I. Tucker. Mildred IHm, Corinne . . Cpdegraff. Clara J. Walker, John E. Ward, Elizabeth Wardrop, Martha Weaver, Twila G. Weise, Clara Weitzel, Marion Westfall. Elizabeth Wcttach, Lillian Wilhelms, Clara C. Williams. Elma Williams. Margaret William.?, W. R. Wilson, . ndrew ' ilson, Gertrude M. Wilson, Mabel G. Wineman, Caroline Wood, Helen M. Wolfhope, Ruth Wood, Mildred Woodworth, Mabelle Work, .- lbcrta Worth, Ada M. Zimmerman, Josephme Zoller, Ella page o}if htnidrrfi seventeen Soj honwrcs page one hundred eighteen Sophuifiorcs CLASS OF I!) J!) r.erkliciinei-, David liielski, Adeline Bittorf, Wm. H. Boardman, Mary Alida I ' .ollicU, Lcvinia Bushyager, Annetta M. Butler, Dorothy Bunting, Jane M. ( ' anieron, Elizabeth H. Chapman, L. Trudell Christy. Blanche, Comyns, Mane Conrath, Virginia Cunnnings, Forrest Cunningham, Flora K. Davies, Clyde DeMne, Dorothy Edwards, Jesse Enright, Margaret M. Eyler, Catherine R P auz, Marie C. Frederick, Mary George, Helen Gillespie, Helen Gilpin, Mary E. Graham, Nancy F. Grow, Delos D. Hankey, Gail Harrington, JIargaret Hartsock, Marjorie Henry, JIary E. Henry, Ruhy Hicks, William FZ. Hill, Dorothy E. Hull, Katlnyn James, Helen J. lamisnn, ( elia Keffer, Walter Kimmel, L. Lee Kuhlman, Isabelle Lafferty, Sarah Lewis, F dna Lewis, McKinley Long, Lena E. JIacPhee, Sara Mae JlcCullough, Naomi Miller, Elva Miller, Zita Mitchell, Family Morrison, Raymond L Oaks, C. Harold Pattison, Nola L. Patton, lone Paye, Ella Penrod, Ruth H. Peterman, Everett Ralston, Lemmon S. Rhoads, Margaret V. Rice, Mildred Rugh, William H. Shrum, Carolyn Skinner, Minnie Small, Edith Snyder, Clarence M. St. Clair, Lyie Sweeney, .Mcx Tarr, Helen M. Thayer. P. L. Trader, Frances ' enneri, Millie Wagner, Wilda S. Wiseman. Marion Zeigler, Clara M. page one huiulrcd ninrlroi J ' leshiiieii page one hundred twenty Firslniicn CT.ASS OF ]!) ' _ ' () . ' r , ( ' l;nrn( r I ' layuluini, Kilward V,. Borland, M. Helen r.owman, Wallace F Buckley, ' ivian ( onklin, Mary Cofsell, Daisy C ' ribbs, Alma CunninKluiiii, Boyd Davis, Lisle Dunbar. ' ern Duiimiro, Alice Dunniire, Cora M. Eakin Grace K. Ferguson, Fallen F ' leniing, Carolyn K Fleming, Mary Margaret Flynn, Anna M. Frazier, Christy Gibson, George Glenn, Helen S. Grube, Bertha E. Hammer, Ada B. Highton, Anna Mae Hill, Blanche M. Holzinger, Amelia M. Howe, Dorothy F. Kelley, Grace ' .ang, Florence . Finn, Alice Logan, ilartha L. Lohr, Florence M. McGreagor, Lillie McKelvey, Blanche McKelvey, Ruth E. McMullen, John U. Meals, Regina Miller, Dorothy Miller, Klva Mitchell, lielen Mock, Esther K Xibert, Lawrence Xichol, Eaith N. I ' arnell, Elizabeth I ' atterson, F lizabetli Robinson, Margaret Rowe. Margaret ■ Rupert, Kathryn Rupert, Laura Scott, Lillian H, .Seanor, Mary Stephens, Kathryn F. Stewart, Floyd Swift, Osa Trimble, Lois Wagner, INLiidie E Widdowson, Bernice U ' dliamson, Otis C. SUB FRESHMEN Archibolcl, Zora M. Armstrong, F lizabeth Bealfield, Flora Berkeypile, Clay Fleming, Edgar Gates, Frances Geraci, .Amelia Gregory, Anna M. Hess, Amos Lias, Joseph Lowler, Gertrude Lynch, John Short, Gertrude Stockdale, Boyd Tarr, Jessie Wright, Roy page one hundred twenty-one Collrgr Prfptinitofv ■i u T ' W page our hundrrd ticcnty-tico Ctillcgv Preparatory L 0 LJ jE UK VR E PA R A TOli Y Alexander, Cary Allison, Joe Andffrson, Harry C. Archer, Ralph Bachniann, Matilda Beers, Lisle Bell, Albert Berkhoimcr, David Berkhcimer, Park Beyer, Joanna Blanch, William Bush. R. A. Clark, Fred D. Clark, Gertrude Clark, Russel Coon, James Darrell Cramer, Paul .S, Crawford. John S. Cunningham, Walter Davis, Merle Dell, Homer W. Diehl, Raymond Elkin, .Stanley Ewing, . melia F. Fawcett, ( lyde Fletcher, Howard Flowers, Edythe Forsyth, Lysle W. Gile, Carlos R. Gile. Kirbv R. Groft, Oren E. Guthrie, .Steele Haagen, Ward Harrick, Joseph Heagy, John .Adams Hill, David Jack, Alexander Johovics, Frank Joiner, Doyle G. loseph, Rov kclley. Earl Lentz, Burt Peoples, ' irginia Pettier, Jacob Phillippi, William Robenstein, Albert Rein, FJdward Ri.sheberger, Tohn W. Robb, J. I.ytle Russell, Robert Scarry, Michael Sechrist. Walter Shaffer, Harry ,Sloan. Howard Smith, J. Thoburn Speedy, F ' rances R. Steetle, Ross Stewart, ,Samuel E. Sulin, . ndrew G. Taylor, Helen Tuck, Herbert ' ogel, Edward Weamer, Blair L. W ' eigle, Sam Weir, Raymond Wheatcroft, George C. Wiggins, Hubert P. Williams, Robert R. Wise, W. C. Vaunt, Greer Lockard, Don W. Lucas, Edwin D. Lytle, Eugene Lytle, Irvin Ross Madill, Joseph C. McCormick, P. J. McCray, Scott Mcllvain, Frank Meek, John H. Mikesell, Paul Miller, E. Edward Miller, Stephen Nix. Marjorie O ' Hare, Kenneth Pafenbach. Chester .A. Patterson. Elizabeth Penman, Robert E. SPECLAL STUDENTS Blackfan, Lavinia Buccieri, . ugust R. Calhoun, ' irginia Carter, Florence Cawley, Richard Clendenning, Frances Egly, Russell Gourley, J. Elliott Graff, Sarah Haer, Ruth Hamilton. Ruth lack. I ' lizabeth Kelly. Ella Kuntz, Ralph B. Lean, Agnes R. Long, Rebecca M. Manners, Nola McCartney, Anna Mae McGarvey, Alvin D. Jlogle, Jas ' . Radman, Lester W. Ramsey, Athalene Rodgers, Geraldine .Shields, Mary Helen Shirley, Willis .Snyder, Stella Streams, Mary Swift, Walter Taylor, Beatrice West, Margaret Wilson, Pauline V. page one hiinilriil l: ' rniy-lhrce College Preparatory page one hundred twenty-four Organizations LINCOLN DEBATING CLUB Organized 1909 ( OI.ORS liliic mill ( li ' ay MOTTO With Hnci ' y ,-iih1 Sleepless ' iiiil;in -e (In l ' ' i)r :inl OFFICERS President David lieid Viee President William ' luise Secretary Jacob llafiiei- ( ensor „ Floyd Scherich Ti ' easurer Michael Siiiisaek There is no organization in the school which benefits its nienibei ' s as inucli educationally as the Lincoln Debating Club. Being not tt o radical anil not too conservative, the ciuestions are dihated ])ro and eon in a most logieal way with a view to making the nienibci ' s ])i ' oticient in oral composition, as well as to discussing, in a fair and intelligent way. the live tojiics of the day. The club was organizctl in 1909 by Prof. Albert Heckel, now Dean of lja- fayette College. The membership is limited to thii ' ty-tive members, and there is always a waiting list. The proceedings are strictly pai ' liainentary and Ihe conduct of the members is entirely commendable. Each year the club gives to its members some form of entertaiiunent. This year the club gave a sledding ])arty. Every member of the ])arty claims to have en.joyed it very much. The i)arly went to Elderton and was chaperoned by .Miss Stevens and Miss Spencer. The open meeting was held in chapel Februai-y 12, and was attended by a large crowd. page one hundred twenty-seven Or imiztitions _-K C JO . c n !£ ; P 2 5 - i- K 3 — P u - 5 5 2 c ,= x u ;S.= ' ? = P y! C £ ? - 2 , c •a c o«r humlrrtl Izccnty-cight Orp anizfilions ORGAKflZATIONS President ' s Address Reading Sketch of Lincoln Vocal Solo Reading David Reid Ralph Kuntz John Ackerson Bert Lentz Frank Brazilla Regular Debate Resolved: That the rnit( ' (] States Should Estalilish rniversal llilitarv Service. Affirmative Wheatcroft — ( ' haiiipion Berg Coleman Alternatix ' c NE(iATIVE Lantzy — ' hanipion Jack Carson Alternative Fleming Chrisc Extern ]i(ira neons Speakers Steele C4uthric Fl( y l Schei-irh Annonncemcnt of Judges ' Decision — In favor of the Affirmative. Critic ' s Report - Dr. Jack Music — Star Spangled Banner Judges Prof. McConnell Prof. J. V. Speicher .Miss Kdna B. Smith liagf otw hundred tivcnty-niiie Of iniizations T. M. C. A. KiKSi Row: Hiiiilcr, Swerncy, Myers, Fowler, Berg, Clirisc. , ' K(■o •n Row; Ri-id, McKiMizie. Mrs. Jack, CieiKliton, Jack, Scheiirli, ( ll.Mli.Vir ' .N OF CoMMlTTliKS William IJittorf Rcfoi-diiij;- Scci ' dai ' v I lllT ( ' (ii( ' ina:i Dcvolidiiai .Jos.s 10(1 wards New Students Stanton Davis Social .Matt Fowler Music Alcxandi ' ia Sweeney Missionary l ayniond Weir Bible Study Slici ' wodd . dains Kooni President N ' ice President Secretary Ti ' easurer Officers Alexandria .lack .Raymond (!. 1 ' leniinir William I ' .ittorf WilliaiTi ( ' lirise page one hiinihrtl thirty Oinnitiziilioiii YOUNG MEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 111 1897 a mmihcr nf the yminu men and teachers of tlu ' Schodl. reali iiiii ' the iiee(l of an orfiaiiizatidii for ( ' liristian Work, establinlu ' il tlie ' onn ' Men ' s Cliris- tiaii Assoeiatioii. Within a sliort time this loeal oruanization sccufci! a national charter ami beeaine a ineinlier of the National Y. i l. ( ' . A. The i)ur])ose of the oi ' ii ' ani .ation is to i)roiiiote the i-elinions life of the sehool and to train youiiii iiicn in I ' liristian work. A nunihrr of the men trained ill the assoeiatioii have sim-e taken up reliiiious win-k. i Iaiiy otliei ' s lia ' e been trained idoiiji ' lines that make them dehnite forces for ( ' liristian li -in;i ' in tlieir home communities. The association holds reyuhir |irayer meetings on Thursday and Sunday evenings. At these iiiectiiiiis talks are tiiveii liy arious ministers and ' reliijious workers of the town, liy iiioiiibers of the faculty and by students. Kach year a number of deb ' jiates ai ' e sent to thi ' Students ' W ,M, ( ' . A. Con- ference at Nortiifiehl. The fumls to defray this and other ex])eiises of the as- sociation are I ' aised n- a series of entertainments ji ' iven throULihonI the year. page one linnihid tliiity-one Or uiiitnlions T. W. C. A. President Vice I ' residciit Seei ' etai-y Trcasui ' or OFFICKIJS Ver;i I );i vis Orpliji Streams Bertha Hollis Flossie Waijiier uge one hundred thirty-tii ' o Or anizulians THE YOUNG WOMEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The Yoiui - Wdiiirn ' s ( ' liristi;iii Association of Indiana Normal School holds a prominent place in the school. 11 is a place where all the iiwXn can assemble with one purpose and one thouu;ht and where they can strengthen their faith in God. The Y. W. ( ' . A. of Indiana was ori anized in 1897, under the sui)ervision of Miss Leonard with tifty-seven nieinlici-s. P ach yeai- it has been steadily growing until at the i)resent date its numbers are two hu)idred twenty-five. Of this number some are faculty mendjers who are, in our work, an insi)iration to the association. Miss Leonard has always been the I ' ight hand of all that was good in our association. The Y. W. C A. has a lai ' e field of work to cover stimulatinsj not only its members along spiritual lines, but socially and mentally. Our greatest woi ' k this year has been along the spiritual line. Bible study classes have been oi ' - gaiiized in most all the Sunday Schools of the town, and the association has a hearty co-operation with all the members. The I ' csiuhir meeting of the Y. W. ( ' . A. is held Thursday eveniiiiis in the a.ssociation room. It is conducted by the members and the faculty. The cabinet also meets every Sunday excnin to dis- cuss the business of the association. This year we have had the extreme jileasure of havinji ' with us both Jliss Richardson and Miss Pearson. Miss Pearson started us on the road to success by helping us plan our work for the year. The Whatsoever Circle has been doing great woi ' k in the school. During ' the yeai ' they have been the means of ])roviding the poor with food, and the sick with help and tempting things to eat. As an instrument in developing oui ' members socially several rece])tions have been given. Our annual play was a great feature of our success. The association stands open to greet all new girls that may succeed us, and it is our wish that they will derive a gi ' eat benefit from the association. page one hundred thirly-thrce Orgnitizalioiis ERODELPHIAKI LITERARY SOCIETY COLORS: I ' .luc ;iimI White K.M l ' .l,K.M ; Ci ' o.scciit and Star. . 1()TT(J: -I ' d- Aspi-ia ad Astra. An oi ' frani .atioii vhi ' h .iiaintains a liiy:h standai ' d in lit( ' rar ' nt( ' rtainnHMit at Iniliana is the Krodclphian Ijitcrary Society. All slmleiits n i1 lieldiiuiiiL;- lli ' 1 1 uyi;!ieinan l,ilei ' ary Society are urji-ed t(i join the lOi ' odelplnan Soi ' iet ' . Tile pnrpose 111 ' llie society is to i;i ( ' its ineinl)ers experience in pai ' liamen- tary hnsiness and enjoxiiicnt I ' rniii tlu vei ' y i ' ood [H ' ou ' rains. Miss Sprowls, the faculty critic, sees to it tlial the proiii-anis arc iiiaiie entei ' tainin and instruc- tive. Only tiie vvvy liest pro luc1ions ot ' litci-atui ' e and innsic arc i iven. The society hehl two open nicctintrs tliis year in which ' j I iirosii ' anis were presented to large audiences. OFFICKKS I ' resideut Burt ( ' reijjliton Vice President Margaret MaeDonald Secretary Nolle Dixon Ti ' casuriM- Andrew Wilson Attoi-ncy Ralph Kuntz pdgc one hundred thirty-juiir (_)ri;iiniz itii il page one Iniiulnd thirty- fii Oy ' inizaiions HUYGHENIAN LITERARY SOCIETY ( )riranizril 1 S7. ) Colors: Cviinsnn ;nul (! il(l. EmhliuVI: .Viu ' Iuh- niiil ( ' haiu. .MOTTO: ■■Scai ' ( li I ' m- Truth. The lluyjihciiian Litcrai ' .v Society was or iani -ed iluriiifi the first years of the sehool. Although it hail hut a few ineinl)ei ' s during its first year, 1875, these )iieinl)ers wei ' e ov ciiliiusiaslic iiicinlxM ' s. As a I ' esulf of ihc iulcresl taken by our cai ' ly ineinliers, and heiiiii ' under tlie su.jjei ' vision and with the advice of our i)resent Pirceptrcss, ortrani .ed the Iluv heuian Literary Society and adopted the i reandih ' to its constitution. We. studeuts of th State Xornial School, Indiana, I ' -i., kuowinir the adxantaye of a free i)eople of ea,se and foi ' ce in (h ' hate. of skill in composition and of pi ' actice in parliamentary usafie to secure for oui ' - selves these advantages, to [)roniote I ' esearch, and to increase our social enjoyment, do dechire our.selves a society. . l tile i)rcsent time we have one hundred enthusiastic, hai ' d-working students on Its inenibershiii roll— it is one of tlie most tlourishini;- of the school societi( s. Our niee1infr.s durine- the |ias1 ycai ' s have ln ' t ' o intci-cstini; ' and instructive, ;iih1 our open mectinsis held in chapel durinu- tlu ' early part of (■a ' h term have hech well ;ittrnded and the nnnihcrs on the proiirams fully appreciated. President David Reid ' ice President Robert Carson Treasui ' er . ' . _ .lames ilcKenzie Rei ' ordint; ' Secretary Ehna Tennet Financial Secretary Matilda Bachman Critic Mi.ss S])rowls Hditor of Gem .: John Ackerson ;)iige one hundred thirty-six Orjianizalioiis page uin- kunilnd thirly-icvcn Of ' idnizfilions MADRIGAL CLUB The MadrifiJil ( ' lull lias aWdud to its history another year of real siu-cess. jr ny girl stiuUiit in the school is olisrihlo foi ' try-out for mombership in this organization, and it is therefore a splendid I ' vidcncc of what can he done in a comnnmity, !) ■ a competent leader, with a ,iiTon]i of youni, ' jieople. Aliss Farlin, the directoi ' , is untirinjr in her efforts for constant improve- ment ami this, coupliMl with hei ' inst I ' Uctively j;dod taste, hrint s most satisfac- toi ' y results. . 1 the time of troiii(f to press the annual concert yiven hy the cluh is a week in advance. Uchcarsals promise a lovelv one. however, and more than the usual amount of interest in its success is shown this year hecause the proceeds are to 1)1 ' adileil to a fund for procurinj: unifoi ' ms lor a volunteei ' company of men students who are takiny; militarx ' training. piijic one liunilrcil thirty-eight Organizatiiins page hue huiulrcd lliiily-niiir Organizations THE WHATSOEVER CIRCLE ( l- ' Fl( ' Hi;S President Alice 1 . Fousc Vice President Claire MacPharen Secretary Grace Eaken ' rreasurcr ' ri-:i Davis The Whatsoever ( ' ii ' i-lc was orjianized hy a imniher of tlie Xoi ' inal uirls in 1890, while Mrs. Lowery was colleirc secretary. Formerly it was an indepemleni orsjanization. Imt now it is ariiliali ' il witii the . V. ( ' . A., lakiny; the place ami doiii; the work nt ' the Social Ser ice Connuittee. The purpose of the ( ' ii ' cle, as ils name implies, is to aid wliomexer and wherever needed, it has a beautiful mission in our school. Many a one while ill has been cheered by messau-es of love and .s ini)athy, often accompanied by fruit or flowers, yet in a piiet unoblrusixc wa. ' . Additional furnishings have been placed in the ■. W. ( ' . A. i)arlor and a small silver service for each ti ' ay was preseute(l tor u.se in the infirmary. The folks in the Counts Home and in the ' hildren ' s TTome are fre piently cheered by visits ami sonys. and b.v rcmembi ' ances at ( liristmas and Thanks- giving time. One of our teachers has said that thei ' c is no more beautiful work than that done in the school b the Vlialsoe -er (Jiris. pcge one hundred forty Organizntions page one hundred forty-one Organizations PHI ALPHI IOTA CHAPTER Established HiOS Colors: I ' lirple iiiul (iold W. 1 Jdlin Smith ■:. Siiiill Fratri:s in Fai-i i.t ti; ( ' . M. Macl ' oiuifll H. U. Beisel K. L. Talbot II. W. Dell I! ' l ' I!i:S IN rum; I iiius .1. I ' IUiii Floyd Slewnrt Dan II. : Iartin Curtis II. Elkiu Thol)urii Smith laik llassiiiKor Alex Mahaii Fred St. Clair iluri-ay Peelor Newel! Donfjhi.s.s Davi.l Hill Harold Simpson Dale .Mai-tm ( ' lifl ' ord Marrow- Ross Steetle Carl Ilassingcr Howard Creps C. ( ' . Ale.xandcr Robert Bush William Camiibcll F. D. Clark •lohu ( ' rawford Merle Davis flo.sej)!! Dickson Kirby (iile ( arias Gile {• ' i; vn. ' i ' .s IN ri;i!i; (leo. (libson Joseph Harrick Steve Harrick R. D. .lo.sei.h Fmil Latt Burt Leutz Victor List Ross Lytic Ediuond . lclican Jacob Pettier Charles Phillijjs Fred Putts Chai ' les Ruftiier Geo. Scheiiek Lysti St. Clair Robert St. Clair Sam Weifile ]{()v Williams Cii.M ' TicK Roll Alpha Beta Gamma Delta Epsiloii Zeta Eta Theta Iota (ieiiescc Ndriiial, X. . Onconta Xornial, N. Y. Platlsburn ' Noi ' mal. X. V. Manstieid Xoi ' iiuil. Pa. Frcdouia Normal. N. Y. Jamaica Xormal. X. Y. llrock|)()it Xornial, X. Y. New Paltz Normal, N. Y. Indiana Normal, Pa. pagr one llundrrd forty-two Orgduizntions | v« «if - •i jnMil ' % - ASaii sill i K 1 tM r w J isti 1 V .. r rtj?r c H( hundred forty-ilircc Orgfiiiizotioiis OMEGA CHI BETA CHAPTER l-;st;iblish( ' (l IIKI!) CoLDHS: Hl;ii-k and (iold I ' KATHKS I.N FACn PATlC Rcxford I). Colliiini F. .J. Myers -lohii W. SikmcIkm ' I ' l-of. Stout Fi{ati m;s in I ' linio (ioorf rc Allison Ross (ictty Sam Riim Paul Buchauai! E. P. Lcncu Irwin Sliick Joe ( amplicll Ronald Lojiaii 1). R. Tomb Charles Carnalian Etlwin II. Lon-? K. II. Toinl) Clarenee Flcek Charles McLain J. Wayne Tomb .) ilin (!ott - William Pi( r( ' e .Jo.se|ih K. Wilson l ' liATKl:S IN Sciioi, Paul ( ' ramcr Alex Jack Howard Sloan Burt II. Creiijlitor. William .MeKnij dit Paul Thayer Paul Enke Chester :Miller J. Milford Tond. Howard Flcteher Robei-t Penman Ray Weir Beisle Forsythe Lester W. Radman Andi-ew Wilson S. Wilson (iuthrie Michael Simsack Cn i ri ' ,R l (ii,i. Alpha Conway Hall, Cai ' lisle. Pa. Beta Indiana Normal. I ndiana. I ' a. Gamma W. and J. Academy, WashiuKtou, Pa. Delta Wyominf? Seminary. Kingstown, Pa. Kpsilon Keystone Academy. Factory ville. Pa. Mt. ( ' armel Alumni Chapter Mt. Carmcl, Pa. pa c our hutidrrfl jorly-jour Organizations page our huudrrd forly-fivc Organ izdt ions PHI KAPPA PI GAMMA CHAPTER Orgaiii A-d U)()2 Colors: Pale Blue aiHl (iold Flower: ] Iai-o:uerite SOKORKS IN FacCLTATK Mrs. .laiiu ' s E. Anient .Miss .Jeiuiic M. Ackernian .Miss Eli .al)eth K. Eyre Jlrs. Frank .1. .Meyers .Miss llallir i isi)eck SoRORIvS LN I ' KBE Miss Caroline Guthrie .Mrs. S. IJen I ' ollock liss Helen Logan Mrs. Howard Ilouek .Mi.ss Joy Douglass Mrs. Fred St. Clair Mi-s. Win. .v. Sin pson Mi ' s. Thomas Sutton Mrs. John Stewart 1!)17 Nancy Fisher lary . dair ( ' arol u Denny .Martha Wright l!)hS Lavina Kiackfan Rose O ' Donnel Jane llowland Franees Lowinan. IMildred liouser I ' rancelia (Jarson Ruth .Vlcoi ' n Mildred Wood Elizabeth Baker Mildred Barr Dorolliy Pugli 191!) Anna Mae Met ' artnev JIaric Clara Franz Caroline Sliruni page our hiimlrfd forty-six Orjiiiuhatiiius t)itgr one hundred iorty-scvoi Ot ' gitttizdlioJi PHI DELTA PHI LOCAL Orjiiini .cil I!)()9 Coi.cRS: lyinht IMiic ami lllack Fi,c) vi:k: I ' ansy SoKOKi ' s IN lu-ni: .Miss Helen ( aiiiplicll Mrs. Kal|ili Talbot Miiss lOleaiHir I ' fiirdt Miss Mai-Karet Lauther .Mrs. Roliert Sutton All ' s, drier .Miller 1917 . mia Siiiipsoii ( ' ulleen Hall (Jlad.Ns I ' lcessor l- ' liirelice I ' xitt Dciliiee (lilieii 191S .Mary Russell .Mi -e I ' ateb .Mary Fisher .Mf.rjr.irot Pfordt 1919 Alildred Rice P ' lgc one hufiflrcil forty-eight Oiiiiuiiz ' itiinis page one hundred jorly-tiiue Oraaiif-iilidiix PI KAPPA SIGMA ZETA CHAPTER Organized 1!I0!) Colors: Gold aiul Turtiuoisc Blue J ' ' i.( i;i{s : J oiuiuil and Forget-me-not SORORES IN PaCULTATK Miss Jane Leonard Mrs. M. ( . Gordon iliss E. B. Smith Mrs. V. J. Jack SORORFS IN rKIii: Delia Daugherty Mrs. T. S. Glasser ' Virginia Flegal Margaret Flegal Bess Kellar 1! 17 Helen Cameron Marie Goi-don lone Eai-1 Elsie A. Smith Alice Fiidey Ilenriette Wcttaeli 1918 Mae Getty Margant Williams Klla 7.n]U-r Lillian Wettach Marjorie llartsock Chapter Hoi.i. Alpha Ypsilanti, JMich. Beta Alva, Okla. Gamma Chenez, Wash. Delta Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Epsilon Milwaukee, Wis. Zeta Indiana, Pa. pcgc one hundn ' d fifty Orf;niiiziil!iiiis piiffc one JiKiiilnil fiflY-niw ALPHA KAPPA PHI IOTA CHAPTER Kslal.lishcl ]II10 Color: P.luo nml White Ki.owki;; Ydlmr Ih ' iisc SOUOKI ' IS IN h ' ACri l ' ATIC Miss Aiuv (ir;n ' Miss Lcln l- ' ni-liii JMiss N ' ciln IUdhimci ' SdHiiKls IN I ' uiil ' ; lOdilh Biiclianiuin Mrs. I). Iv. Toml) Miss Floii ' iice Ueitz SoK ' OKIS IN ScllOI.A 11117 l atliai ' inc Hell Mar h ' owlrr l-transrunl Ainic ( ' arrick Ilcic ' ii llaniilliii: lOli .ahctli Ijowry Mai ' iaii l{cc(| l ' ' ' raii -( ' s Speech litis Gerti ' iiije Sinitii IO -elyii (iril ' lith Sim:ci i. Mrsic IiiKiiicne Sniilli ( ' ii i ri:K K ' di.i, Al[i!ia (iciiesee XiU ' iiial. N. ' . Beta Oneonta Normal, X. ' . Gamma Fredoiiia Normal. . . V. Delta Plattsburs Normal. X. ' . Epsilon . Mansfield Noiiiial. I ' a. Zeta Broekport Normal, . . V. Eta .Jamaica. Loiifj Jshnid. X. V. Tlu ' ta Cortlandt. X. V. Iota Indiana, I ' a. Convocation 1917 Oneonta, X. Y. I ' a qc one hundred fifly-tvo Ori;aiuziiliims pii c one luindrcd hjty-thrce Org iniz iti(nis ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA ALPHA GAMMA CHAPTER CoLOii.s: Crinisdii and White. Flo vi:i;: ( ' rysaiithciiuuu S()K()Ki;s IN Faciltatk Miss .Joan IJ. .McKlhanoy Miss ( ' dica Kcinccke S()H( i;i:s IN l ' i;i!i; Mrs. Paul Hnici ' son S()l{()Hi:S IN Sciioi.A l!)17 Marian Kaylor I-Mori ' iicc Harcla ' .Martlia llcniiiiifrcr Loinic Ellis Claia F( ' i!i:usc)ii Margaii ' t lluniincl 1!)1,S IjovcH ] ( ' I)liun Katlu ' riiu ' h rdclicli Miriam Mi ' i ce Sara ( ' aini)lK ' ll ( ' iiAi-n;K K ' oM. Aljiha Farnivillc, Mo. Alpha Alpha Oxford. (). Alpha Beta Kirksville, Mo. Alpha Ganiiiia Indiana, Pa. Gamma Gamma Alva. Okia. Gamma Beta Greeley, Colo. page one hundred fijiy-iour Organizations page one hundred fiity-ftvr Organizations SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA LAMBDA CHAPTER Orii;iiii .c(l lOl. ) COLOK : I ' lll ' plc ,-|lhl Wliitc Fl,(i i:ii: ' ic)lct Sououi ' s IN I ' cri.T ' n-: Miss Kditli K. (Ii ' ccnlcc Mrs. Roxtonl Cnlhuiii .Miss A}j;ath;i Sulis SoltOltl ' IS IN Sciioi.A 1!II7 Gertrude S;iiifoi ' ii Sai-.-i Stutsman Anna Cox Jewel ?31ak( ' l( ' y ( ' (iriiine Laiiiliour Mildivd Shai ' l)auti:li Helen Hi ' uiiei- (iertriule Liiiii JNIildred Dear()l[ ii ( ' iiAi ri:i{ Koi.L Alpha Pariii ille. ' a. Zcta Buffalo, N. Y. Iota Greelej-, Colo. Kappa . Oxford, O. Siijma Phi Jaekso u, Tenii. Phi Athens, O. Mu Kirksville, Mo. Nu Wafreiis))ui ' fj, Mo. Xi Alva, Okla. Lambda Indiana, [ a. Omicron Ypsilanti, Mich. Con voeatiou 1917 Chieajjo, 1 11. page one hundred fifty-six A ' 1 . Orgfiuizntions page one hundred fifty-seven Organizations DELTA SIGMA EPSILON NATIOMAL BETA CHAPTER Kstahlishcd l!)l(i Colors: Olivo (tI ' ccii, Ci-caiii Flowki;: ( ' re;ini Tea IJosc Soi!oui;s IN l ' cri iA ' n-: .Mi ' s. Orlcy Sec Miss Mary Wriiilit Souoi;i:s in Sciioi.a 1017 MarffiUTitc llclliiian Ida Muiiro (Tfaco ilorrow I ' Mizahcth AfurrdW Mary Del Torchio (irace Wallace Gci-triule Maxwell iiuth .Mori ' is Marian Fleck Maillia .li)hiist(iii lOlS Lois 11, -1 idlicM 1 ( ' a Ai ' TKi! Roll li ' li ' ii .James Alpha Beta ( xf()l(l. ( ). Indiana. Pa. Gamma Greelcv, ( ' old. Delta Alva. Okla Emporia Kansas, State Xormal pdgc one hundred fifly-eight Organizations Page one hundred fiity-nine Organizations ALPHA SIGMA TAU DELTA CHAPTER ()i ' U;iiii c(l lOKi C ' OLOUS: l ' ]iii( ' ralil and (Itild ' ' i,() ii; : N ' clliiw I ()sc S()K()i;i:s IN F. cri,TATK Miss Ai-aiuiut:i ,M, .Mcljaiic iliss Mai ' v St. (laii- Kiiij; ' SOKORICS IN Scll( l, 1!117 (Jladvs lirowii FInra Halm Katlieriiie I ' ermar Mildrrd ( ' iiiirad Alice Kane IDIS P.ertha Statler Clare- Cover Kli .a I ' ismaii Leah 101!) Wil.la Wa-iier Cii i-i-i:i; Koi.i, .Muir Kiith Ilawortli All. ha Beta V|)silaiiti, ilieh -Ml. Pleasant. Mieh, (Tanmia Alihvaukee Normal. Wis. Delta • Indiana Normal. I ' a, page one hundred sixty Organizaiious page one hundred sixty-one Orqauizutious ALPHA SIGMA PI ALPHA CHAPTER ()r ;anizc(l liHli Coi.dlts: (liTi ' ii mill While Fl.(i vi:i{: Wliifc TJosc S()U )Hi:s IN V cri rA ' i ' i ' : Miss Clai ' issii H. Ivdliinsdii SoKOIil ' lS IN SCIIOLA I!I17 Bortha llolli.s Until Scaiidi-nl hla Schmitt Flossie Warner Allicita ' llllll Inez Buchanan liCiia Diilt ' ei- i- ' raiiccs Hay Chnrldttc Kiiitc; Helen (ieoi-fii poge one liuiidrrd sixty-t ' .co Orgnnizaiioiis piigc uiH- liuiidrcd sixty-tlirre Organizations FRATERNITIES FUATS I ]s1;il)lisli( ' i I ' hi Alpha— Xatiuiial lota ( liaptcr 1!)()S Omega Chi— National Beta Cliaptei- , . ' . 1!)0[) Sououri ' ii ' is Phi l ;api)a Pi — .National Gainnia Chapter WWl Phi Delta Phi— Local 1909 Pi Kappa Siy:iiia — .National Zcta ( ' hapter 1909 .Mpha Kappa Phi — .National Iota Chapter 191(1 . lplia Sitrina . lplia — National Alpha ( iaimiia PUl .Sitrina Sigma Sigma — National Lambda Chapter 1915 Delta Sigma Kjisilon — .National Beta Chapter 191C . lpha Sigma Tail Delta Chapter 191C Aljiha Sigma Pi Alpha Chajiter 1916 page one hundred sixty-four ATKT FTTr C h A t hid i ex ATHLETIC BOARD FiKSI Row: J[r. Talhot, Miss Ayn- Sec-ON ' U Row: Mi, Smitli, Mr. Jack, Mr. Siiiilh. OFFICERS John E. Smith ;M;ni;i ;( ' r of Athletics William J. Jack Track and Tenuis ( ' (lacii William Smith Football, Baseball, and Boys ' Basketball Coach Kal]ih L. Talbot Assistant Miss Eliza1)cth K. Eyre Girls ' Alhh ' lics pd c one hundred sixty-seven Aclirilics WEARERS OF THE I William ( ' ain|ih( ' ll. I- ' dnthall Joe Ilarrirk. Fnotliall. I ' ascliall Cai-lds (;ilc. Fdtitball Michael Sroriy. I ' ' (Mi11iall, I ' .aschall Kci-liy (liic. Football Ross Lytk ' . Football, liasrball, Haskcl- ,,.,, ,, , ,, ball, Track James Dillon. l ' )olball Alex Jack. I ' ootball N ' ictor List. Football Jacob I ' ettiel ' . l- ' ootball. I ' .aseball Ko. Williams. l ' ootball Ivldie .Mellicaii, iMiotball FeshT Radiiiaii. l ' ' oo1l)all. ' I ' racl Fi ' cd Putts. Football llai ' dbl Swift. ' I ' l-acR Thobui ' ii Smith, l ' ' oMtball Frank l ' .i-a ilia. ISascball John Ti ' ainer. llaseball I ' ' aiik Johovics, h ' ootb.-ill, llaseball, liask. ' tball D.avi.l Hill. Football Bert Ci-eitjhton. h ' ootball. Track ( ' harles JJuffiier. Baseball Ro.ss Fytle. only man to re -eive foui ' I ' s llaiTy Davis, l asketball Andrew Wilson. Basketball. Tennis llowanl h ' letcher. Track Fdward .Melziva, Baskelball Paul ( ' I ' anier. Track ( ' ai ' y . lexandei ' . h ' ootball William Chfise, Track Paul Ola.ssl ' ord. Baskelball Paul Thayer. Track Burt Fentx. Football. P.ascball Kobei ' t Bush. Ti ' ack J ' ugv one hundred sixty-eight Athletics S ri S  g H o -2 73 - -5 .- j ' A ' C cj r luiudrrd sixty-nine AiUliil pi ' SC one hundred scvoilv A I hid in ( ' a|iliilli I ' cttlr page one hiindrrd scvcnty-onc Mlilrlics FOOTBALL TEAM PERSONNEL Micliiu ' l Sforry — Loft Knd ••Punch Hill -Left Lml Jof Harrick— Left Taekle ( ai ' los Gile— Left Tackle .lames Dillon — Left (Juard Vic-tor List— Left Guard William Campbell — Center G. V. Schenek — Center Alex Jack — Hislit (Juard Kerhy Gile — Right Guard Hurt Lentz— Rif ' ht Tackle Longwill— Right Tackle Jacob Pettier— Right End Harry Davis — Right End .lim Hyde — Right l ' ]nd Ross Lytic — ( nailer Hack Eddie Mellicau — ( u ' aitci- l ack Frank Johovics— Right Half Hack Fred Putts— Full Rack Hci1 (rcighton— Left Half Hack Lester Radiiian — Left Half Hack Rov Williams— Left Half Hack Ri:c()i{i) OF (!ami:s Indiana oS — New Kensingtim Indiana -0 — Mansfield Normal (i Indiana T);] — Whocum Club (I Hidiana 61 — Kcyser Academy Indiana ' - — Clearfield High (I Indiana fl — Rellefoute Academy Indiana ' 2 — St. Honaventure Col. (I Indiana 40 — East I iberty Acath ' my 1 ndiana ( ' — Kiski (i li Kliana. oSi |iiioiieiits, ' 2 page our Iiunrlrrd scz ' t ' iity-tuv Athletics H -. ' ftJ, ' H r •!%« E_ - - ' - ' -M ijHn l-lill Smith The 1916 footliall season at ludiaiui was a very sneeessful one. The total seoiT by the I. S. X. S. Ijeins 327 points, against 12 by their opponents. The season ojiened by defeating New Kensington Independents at Imiiie So])!. ' 2 ' -]. by a score of 38-0. Three weeks before this Coaeh Smith, assisted by Dr. Wood as coach, and ( ' ai)tain Pettier called the men togethei ' foi ' workout. The number to rejiort the first day was less than a team, but within a week had grown to more than a team, and by the opening of the season proper full thirty- five men worked hard everv day on the field. The team put up by Coaches Bill Smith and Dr. Wood, with Pettier as Captain, was undoubtedly the best at Indiana in years, if not the best. The second game with Whocum Club was easily won by a score of 53-0. The thii ' d game with Clearfield High School was also an ea.sy mark and was won by a scoi ' c of 54-0. Nearly every .second line man was given a chance in this game. Thus the season ran without a score against Indiana up until the Mansfield game at lansfield when, l)y a lucky jnill foi ' ..Mansfield, they scored a touch- down on our team, liut the score was 20-i) in the end. This was the first scoi-e against us during the season. Again on Oct. 28, Keyser Academy was defeated liy a score of (il-O. Probably the hardest game of the season was with Bellefonte Academy on neutral gi ' ounds at Greensburg. In this game our brave crew carried home Bellefonte ' s Goat. The score being 9-0. The teams wallowed the pigskin in the mire and on many occasions rooted furrows deep enough to bui ' y eleven jiigs. The field added to the difficulties in the game. Init we won as much by fighting the field as the ti ' aiii. page one hundred srvciily-lhrce llhlcti. Indian;! — ( ' Icarliclil IIii li ScIkkiI iaiiu ' M jC klIl je -•. Indiana — Ki.sl i (Jan Jxigc one Ininilrcil xrvriily-lunr Dr. Wnoil Alhletics Tlir ICast Ijibcrty Aradciiix ' team was dcfcaliMl ticrc on Xiiw 1 1 l - a scoiv of 40-0. .Mthousih wo lost til Kiski by a score of (i, we feel cdii- idciit that inir playing- was in a class witli oiii ' opiKHiciits. ami t is hard ti) coiniiu ' iid any iiulividual i)lay( ' r. as they all |)lay( ' (l he L;anie. This was our first loss to Iviski in years, anil we feel hat the team is moi ' e or less henelited. ()nr ])lans for next cai ' include a victory for Indiana over K ' iski. With many of lie old men baek, .Joliovios captain, and new men of no little ootball abilitx ' . ali-ead ' in, the team looks foi ' wai ' il to the most iposperous scasiiii in its history next yeai ' . ( ' aptain-eleet, l ' ' i ' ank .)iiho ics. SCJIKDILJ ' : .Sept, ' 2 ' 2 ()i)en, at Indiana •• 29 ( learHeld, at Indiana ( ct. (i Ivlinboro NoiMual, at huliana ] ' ■ ' Carlisle Resei ' vcs, at Indiana 20 Bclk ' fontc Academy, at Johnstown 27 ( aniei:cie Tech Reserves, at Indiana . i . :! Pitt F ' reshmen, at I ' ittsbui ' u-h 10 JIansfield Normal, at India na IT East Libei1 - . cadem ' . at Indiana ■• 24 Kiski ) 7, r one hundred scfciily-lh ' C Athletics BASKET BALL The basketball leaiii dcvcldpcd liv ( ' n:icli I ' .ill Sniilli tliis yc;ii ' was the fast- est working outfit cvci- tui-ncd out at liHliana. While the scasDii ' s rccoi ' il of nine victories and live defeats is not a slartlinu ' one f(ir liidiMiia, anyone who saw the team in action aiiainst Kiski, at Indiana, will a ree with the alio ' e statement. Captain Davis was the leader in tlie ofl ' ense and was far ahead of the rest of the team in field fjoals scored. The other foiwards, Wilson. Glassford and Guthrie, played splendid hall, Wilson ' s foul shooting;- winning several frames. Mel iva at centei ' , .loliovics, l ytle and I ' cttlci ' at the uuaril ] ositions. all his. fast men, outplayed their opjioncnts in evei ' y encounter. Basketball is a coini)aratively n ew si)ort at Indiana, but the team tliis year drives promise that even l)et1er ones are cominfj. jmd that Indiana will he in her accustomed place, as in other si)oi ' 1s, at the toj). i age one hundred seventy-six Athletics Jan. SCIIKDILK lo I ' L-ist Lilicrly Ai ' ailciiiy at liidianii ]i) lilairsvillc lii(lc|icii(lciits at Indiana 2:i K ittanniiii;- llij ii School at Kittanniiis ' Fcl -Alaf. 10 13 Ifi 2:! 21 ■ 7 10 17 1 iKliana 41 51 2(1 2(i I ' liiixsutawncn ' lliyli School at Imliana 41 ( ' alifornia Noi ' nial at Indiana 45 Pitt Fmshnicn at Indiana 29 Punxsutawnpy Iliuh School at Puuxsutawney 3fi Indiana V. M. ( ' . A, on V. M. ( ' . A. floor 49 Clcarticld lliiih School at Clearfield 35 Ford City IIiy;h School at Ford City 30 Kiski at Kiski 23 Pitt Fi-cshrnen at Piltshurjih 18 Avalon at Avalon 17 Kiski at Indiana 38 Points scoi ' cd by Indiana 479. by oppononts 383. Gunips won b Iiuliana 9. lost ' . ( )ppon( ' nts 14 2r) 30 2(1 21 45 17 r)2 ;!2 27 25 poffc our huudrcd scvcnty-scx ' en Alhlctic THE TEAM l);i is (Ciipt.). l ' ' ui ;iiil Wilsciii, l ' ir ;n-il Riirkc. I ' ' (ii ' v;iril inllii ' ic, l ' ' ii- ai ' il (ilasst ' oi ' l. I ' iirwanl P( ' ttl( r, l ' ' ni ai ' il Mi ' llii-aii. l ' ' iM ' ari Wiiitli. ( ' ciilcr .M( ' l .i a. t ' riitiT .)i]|iii ics. (iuard l ilc ' . ( iiianl Si-lichck, (iuani hiifjf out- intiidrtii sfrrnty-iiglit Mhktics BASEBALL «!, ' (■ ( ( ■ hitufhril sivcnly-niiif Athletics TIIH TK. I Jo hn ( ' raw lord. ( ' alclu ' r ( hai ' les KufiuT, ( ' atcluT Joe ITarrick. I ' itchei- Joe Boliric. I ' itclier William Cainiiliell, I itclier Paul Barnhart. Pitcher Jai ' oh Pettier. First iiase l ' ' i ' aiik ISrazilla. Seeoiul Base John Trainer, Third Base Ross Lytle, Short Stoj) Bui ' t Leiitz. ( ' enter Field Jim Hyde, Right Field Shei ' wood Adams, Left Field (I. V. Sehenek, Risrht Field .Mii-hael Siiusaek. Left Field THE SEASON The baseliall teams tui ' ned out by Coach Bill Smith are in the front ranks as ciilleiriate diamond teams. The last two seasons have been espeeiall.v suc- cessful oni-s for our team, and the oi)enin}j; season looks (|uite as promising!:. With nearly all the old men back, and quite an abundance of new material. Hidiana looks forward to a very interesting; and successful season. The schedule with the exception of one or two games is a heavy one, but judging by the dail.v . practice, and the first game played, the team is able to make its showing. The first game of the season was ])la.ved here A ' U ' il 21, with Pittsburgh Acjidemy, in which we won, 22-3. -As the Intifuno goes to press no fui ' ther I ' ecord can be given, but the pros- pects are exceiitionally bi ' ight. page one hundred eighty Alhlrlir.s Normal. 2 ' 2 OpIKincnts. 3 April 2(1 I ' iltshni lib Acadciiiy at Indiana 2S Pitt l ' ' i ' ( ' shincn at Indiana Jlay 1 Pittsluu ' -fh Sclidlastics at Indiana 3 Altoona P. K. K. at Iinliaini 5 K. L. A. at Indiana 11 I ' .ollcfonte Academy at Bellefonle 12 Altciona P. TJ. R. at Altooini 1(1 Open 1!) Ducpicsne Uiiivci ' sity at Indiana 2. ) DiKpu ' sne rnix ' ci-sity at Pittshurjih 2(i ( ' alifoi ' iiia Normal at ( ' alifoi ' nia 30 Kiski at Indiana JuiH ' G St. ViiK-eiit at Lati ' dlic 7 California Normal at Indiana !) Kiski at Saltslmi-i; ' 14 Pittsliurudi ' ollcjiians at Indiana If) Pittslinriih ( ' ollcyians at Indiana 1!) St. X ' inccnt at Indiana f a r OIK- Ininilrctl cighty-our Athlciks TRACK t ' ;ipt;iiii ]- ' lctclK ' i ' page oni- liundrcd liglity-t-L ' o TRACK TEAM The Indiana Track Team, cdai ' luMl ]) Dr. William -I. .1 is recofijnizcd as bein j of sufficient I ' aiik to conipctc in country. Since the beginning ol the winter term tlie team has been worliing, and under the coaching of Dr. Jack has been able to take honors in many events in lecent meets. In the Pittsburgh Press Meet, Radman, of Indiana, took second honors in the 50-yard dash. Fletcher won the one lap, and the relay race was won by the Indiana team In the Westinghouse Club meet, Feb, 2:i, 1917, the relay team was again given first honors, and Radman won the :!0-yaid dash. In the Pittsburgh District Championship Meet, April 7, 1917, Indiana took first honors in the 50-yard dash. Creighton of Indiana took second place in the high jump, jumping 5 feet 10 inches, a feet 11 inches winning, A number of second place records have been made whi(!h are not mentioned here. the ick, IS one aru ' est iiiccts in licll the l r. .l:i U page one hundrrd rif hly-llnre AthhlUi THE TRACK TEAM PERSONNEL ' Howard Klctclicr (( ' :i| 1.). lOO-yd. dash, IJoss Lytic, 44()-yd. dash • ■ - Arlhiii- P.i-icklry, 440.y,l. dash, 880, H()h(M-t Hush, 10(l-yd. dash, ' Jl O. 440 llni-dh ' s Lester Kadinaii, l()()-yd. dash. 22(1. I ' ' ' ' Thayer. Ilii, ' h .)iniii) Broad .lump. I;o v llurdh ' s Williaui Chiisc. 1-Mile Run, 2-Milc Burl Creifiliton. Ili-h .lump. Pole ' ' N ' ault. 22()-yd. lash ll.ii ' old Swift. 2-.Mile Run Paul Ci-anier, 100-yd. dash. ' _ _ ' 0, 440 Darrcl C i. Pole X ' ault Rov Williams. lOO-vd. dash. •_ ' •_ ' () h ' l-cl Putts. Weishts INDIANA TR. ( ' K ({LCoRDS 50 Yai ' ds, 2 2-5 { 191()) — Radmaii. Pittsliuriih lutersdiolastie .Meet (50 Yards (indoors) fi 1-5 (1915) — Carroll, .Middle Atlantie ( hami)ioiisliips 100 Yards. 9 4-5 ( 1914-15)— Carioll, Press .M.-et 220 Yard.s. 21 2-5 ( 1914)— Carroll, Coruell 1 uterseholastie Meet 440 Yards. 880 1:59 ( 1914)— Zener, State 1 uterseholastie Meet One Mile. 4:50 2-5 (1914)— Zener, State I ntirscholast h- .Meet Two :Miles, 10:20 ( 1914)— Steele, Stale Freshmen Dual Meet 120-yd. Hurdles, 15 3-5 (1910)— Myers, Slate int. ' rscholastie Meet 220-yd. Hurdles, 24 (1913)— Myers. State I utcrsi-holastic Meet Hii-rh .Jump, (i ft. 1 in. ( 1 91 (i)— Warren. Pitt.sburirh Pivss : reet Bi-oad .Jump. 22 ft. ( 1915)— Wilson, State 1 nter.seholastie Meet Shot Put, 4(i ft, 7 in, ( 1914)— Siemon, State Freshmen Dual Meet Hammer Throw, 149 ft. (i in, (1914)— Siemon, 11. id Diseus, 127 ft, (1914)— Siemon, Ibid Pole Vault, 10 ft. () in. (1915)— Rinu. State lutei ' scholastie .Meet Mile Relay. 3:30 2-5 (1915)— Gano. Holland. Trainei ' . Carroll, Press Meet- page one huiulrrd cighty-jour tlhlrlics GIRLS ATHLETICS HASKKTHAI h TKA.M ( ' ;ipt;iiii Khii ' oncc T, Hott Coach Klizjibclli I iiii li1 l-Iyrc I ' voH, l ' ir var(l Hair. l ' ' (ir va rd Ivciiili. l- ' iirwanl TIIK TKAM (icttys, I ' (ir varil 1 1 iL;i iii. (Jiianl Walker, I ' orwa rd l ' ' rall ,, (iuard r iillniaii, ( Iuard ( 1 ra . ( liiai ' d Idair. (I ' uai ' d .Ma(d )(iiiald, ( ' ciilc ( ' aiiiplndl, ( ' cntri- l agc one liioulrc I li hly-lizr MhhtUs The Girls ' Baskotl)all ' ream this year, as in all former, did splendid work. Nine ganies were scheduled and six of these were won by t)i ; seoirs. the other three l)einfi lost li ' siiiali scores, two l)y two points and one li ' one point. Captain Bott finished hei ' i)askc1l)all cai ' eer at Indiana most creditai)ly and j)roved hei ' self a most worthy leader. playin f in evci ' y frame of the .season. liss Hiffgin was a stai ' fi-om all standpoints and also ])layed in every ranie. Mis.s Bollman was a veritable stonewall as a jiuard. anil to her bclonjis innch ci-cdit for our victories. -Ml the sipiad deserves praise toi- tlieir faithl ' ulness. and foi- next yeai ' . with the uirls who arc left, we iiiiist liaxc an excciilional team. RKCOR!) i)V GAMES Noi ' mal OpponcMits -Ian. li. ' i ( ' ration llit,di School at ( ' rattoii ' i 7 Feb. . ' ! Hdinboro State .Normal at Kdinboro 8 HI II (alifornia State .Xoi ' iiial at Indiana 1!) Hi l!l Kdinlioro State Normal at Indiana 22 3 23 Crafton Hiijh School at Indiana 20 3 ifar. 3 ( ' alifornia State Normal at t ' nlifornia 16 18 10 loncssen lliirh School at Indiana 22 12 17 Eldersridfje Vocational School at i ldersridge 3 3 24 Eldersridsje Vocational School at Indiana 29 12 piii c one linmlrril i-itihty-si.x Athletics aiic one huinlml ri hty-sri ' rn .1 ; (■ nVj HOCKEY Early in ScptciiiIxT a call was jiiadc foi- caiHlidates for hockey, to which about one hundred-fifty s ' irls responded. Owinir to the fact that there are no schools ill this section of the cduiitry wliicii ai ' c represented hy hockey teaiiis, no frames were jilayed witii other sciiools. and only picked teams from the fjirls re- l)orting for jiraetice could appro -e each other. Some of these L ' aines were very interesting?, however, and we hope within another yeai ' to lia -e a school team which will approxc, in a creditable manner, some of the n ' irls ' schools in West- ern Pennsylvania, which will so(ni take u[) this line of sjiort. fiigc one liunilriil eighty-right A thirl its TENNIS .Mr. Ai ' iiiilil l ' ni ' ;i(|iili;ir l(i Mis.s Helen Ijofiaii ' 111 .Ml-. Andrew Wilsim ' IS Mis.s .U Doiiiiiass ' 1(1 The Normal Tennis Team, ((imposed of Jliss TIelon IjOfjim, ladii ' s ' sinfrlos. Miss Losan and Jliss Joy Dmiiihiss ladies ' doubles; ; [i ' . Andrew Wilson men ' s singles, Mr. Wilson and .Mr. Arnold Fara(ndiar men ' s dduhles. The team plaxcd in two tiiurnaiiu ' iits. (iiie with ( Jreeiisliiu ' u lli ii Schodl, the other in the tri-normal tdiirnameiit cdnqHised nf ( ' laridii. ( ' alifdrnia and Indiana Normal Sehools. In the Gi ' eenshurji ' tdnriianicnt the team «(in the three malelies jilayed. Wilsdii and l ' ira(|iihar lidlh in singles, and alsd won the dduhles. (. ' alifornia won the iKirmal tdiirnanieiit with twn matches, dne in the ladies ' singles and one in men ' s sin,i;les. Clarion won the ladies ' dduhles, while Indiana won the men ' s doubles, thus yiviny the eii]i to ( ' alifdrnia I ' lir the secdud year. Iis.s Lofian, .Miss DdUfilass and .Mr. I ' iraiuihar all jiradiialed last sprinjj:, lea iny: Wilsdii the diily ime nf last year ' s team. This iiieans practically a new team. Here ' s wishing;- them luck. piific our liiiHilit- ' I fifility-ninr MhUtics l iige one hundred ninety .Utivilics nuriiin; the Fall Tei ' iii when oui ' nation was on the verse of enterinii ' the great war. and after President Wilson had asked the country to be prepared, Dr. Jaek reorganized the Cadet ( ' orps of Indiana. Hurt Lent , resumed his role as captain and a eonipany of fifty men was whipi)ed into shape again. It is an entirely voluntary organization, and the members are not yet under any obligations to the State or Federal Government, although every member has expi ' essed his desire to sei ' ve his country if need l)e. Lieutenants, .sergeants and non-commissioned officers were ajipointed. ])i ' e- vious experience being a valuable a.sset, and squads formed. School of Sol- diers, School of the Squa l. ' .Manual of Aims. Wig Wag. (luai-d Mounting, and othei elementary iinlitary tactics have ali ' eady been jii-esented to the company, in which the men have been thoroughly drilled. Much of the successful work is due to la.jor Jack and Captain Lentz, whose experience and discijilinai ' v power cxeit an immense iTillnence ovei ' the Company. F. 1). Cl,. RK jiiii;c iiiif liuiidir il nimly-three Activities P ' lgc our humlrrtl iiiurty-jour Acliz ' itics COMPAMT ROLL .MmJoi ' . William •]. Jack (■aptaiii, I ' .. X. Lonlz Fii-sl Lieutenant. K. A. I ' .iisii Second 1. l- ' irst Sei ' ycant, I ' . I . ' IMia, -er Quartci-niaster Dutv Serucaiits 11. M. Swift L. W. For.sylii ( ..!. Miller l i)i;cr Hailev V. 1). Clark ( ' oi-|)oi-als I). 1). Keid iculcnaiit. K. 1). .loseph Sei ' fit.. Alex .lack .1. 1). Coon Flovd Schcricli J. A. Acker.son S. M. Adams B. R. Heisel C. Bei ' K W. H. Bittorf V. Bowman W. V. Cami)beH R. Cawley W. A. Chi-iso B. L. Colomaii II. X. Cook ] ' . S. ( ' I ' amei- B. II. ( ' i ' ei riiTon S. L. Davi.s H. N. Dell r. Dunhar II. W. Fee H. F. Flctc-.iei- R. Fleminii ' .Mu.sicians L. V. Radman PRIVATi:s M. F. Fowloi- D. Grow II. W. Ilaj-an .1. W. llafner J. Ilarick S. llai-ick A. llimlcr J. Ilydc C. Johnson F. F. I.att A. J. ijantzy I. R. Lytle J. C. Madill C. .M. ilacConnell A. .McDowell J. .McKeiizie J. McMullin ]-]. Mclziva S. .Miller E. : ryers A. .Muir II. Oaks J. Pettier Iv II. Pfiestcr C. Phillips F. Putts J. W. Risheberjier M. Sabolsice (i. V. Schenck J. F. Smith W. F. Smith A. Suliu .V. 11. Sweeny B. L. Weamer S. Wei file K. Weir R. R. Williams A. Zack page one hundred niiiely-fizT Aclivilir IKfSTANO BOARD Cai ' l Berg Editor- in-( ' hiof S. Wilson (iutlii-ic liusiiicss Mjiiiiiuei ' Asson ATi: Mditous .1. P;iul lOnko Assistant Ivlitor-in-l ' hiof Mildred Cdiinid Associati- Ivlitor ( Ir.-icc .Morrow Associate Editor Auirustilic .1. Lant ' Hoys ' Athletics David I). Kcid Boys ' Alhletics Marliii I ' ]. Ililty Associate lOditor Flora llahn Girls ' Athh lics Kitth Mollis Associate lOditoi ' ( iiailotte Ivhoades Associate lOditor Alice Kane Associate Editor liiiN ' ara Smith Associate Editor l ((l)ei-t M. ( ' ai ' soii Associate Ivlilor A y I n e Taylor- A rt Ivlitor Thaslay .Me( ' art iicy Art Ivlitor IJiilh IJeeeliani Art Editor J acol ) 1 1 a t ' 1 1 e r Ty i) ist Ralph Kuiit Typist Michael Siinsack Advi-i ' tisiiip; Solicitor Frank Brazilla I ' irculatiou Manager ttigc one hunilri ' l itinrty-six Actiz ' itirs pai e one hundred nimty-sr ' rru Actiz ' itir. ' i SENIOR HAY RIDE AND COLOR RUSH As all woi-k iiiid no play makes .lack a dull Ixiy, we decided when we became Seniors that uc woiiiil have our work intersjiersed with fun. So on tlie third Monday of I ' ;dl ' rcriu we took our huifi: expected liayride. Of course we had tlie cohir I ' ush first. Spirits must live in and ai ' ound Noi ' - mal for somehow oi- otliei-, despite awful poi ' tents ami warnin :s. the Senior colors floated from all lii;;li places, includinii 1 lie I ' last llaj;- pole ami the top of the new water tower: the highest place in town. These same sjjirits must have aided the Scnioi ' hoys also, for after hreakfastiuK in a body they came out to uphold their honoi-. ' i ' his the certainly did. for no less than thi ' ce pool- .Juniors found how neai ' l - their arms came ithin rcMchinji ni ' ound the old oak in front of North door. Aftt ' i ' this sui-cessful ventui ' e we cndiark ' d on seven wajicjus (one hea il ' loaded with eats) and wended oui ' wa.v to Idlewood Park. There some spent the day danciuf, ' ' ; others strollinir. and others just haxinj;- a liood time. Those who ti ' ipped the ' •lieht. f;int;istic toe lironi ht tlieii ' N ' ietrola alon«-, but their s|)irits were dampened when it was f(nuul that no I ' ecoi ' ds had been brou{?ht alony:! However. Pi ' ofs. Talbot :ind .McConnell. aided by Fred Clark and Bill ( ' ampbell. (Mme foi-ward and furnished music such as no ' ictrola could make. At noon all ai-tivitics ceased in co ' dei ' tliMt all miyht appease the inner man with the amjilc jirovisions of the Kef rcslinient ( ' oiiunittec. and the coffee made by Ali.ss Eyre, Miss l eonard :ind Prof. .1. ( ' . Smith. We certainly founil some Senioi ' s ' weak points heic. After an afternoon of pleasure we left about 4 o ' clock foi- 1. S. X. S.. where we arrived a short time before dinner. ()ur aforesaid oi ' ehcstra lixcned the ride with several jjnod .selections. In cu ' dei ' to K ' ve us time to i-est our wcai ' v bodies the facultv proclaimed the next day a Seni(M- liolidav. . nd to say the least iki Senior objected. Til is (Id II irilli (ill ils jjl( (isiiiu .s is ivdfhd la I Ik I ' asl, Bid thoKi lils (if il r(iis( )ii( i)uiri(s lliiil hnifj as lif( shall lost; Vill hriiifi io (iiir minds visions — tinu , place, friends loncj unseen, And (i( ain irill liiu in faiKii In joi s af Si venteen. — R. -M. ( ' . Page our huiulrrd iiim !y- ii ltl Actirilics SENIOR DANCE Olio of the Kiratcst sdciMi cxoiits nf the year was the annual Senior Daiiee, held in Hecreation Hall on Oetober 28, 1916. At 7:30 the guests started through the receiving line, whieh was eoniposed of Miss Leonard. I)r. and .Mrs. .lack, :Martin E. Ililty, David 1). Keid, .Mary Dixon and Marie (icn-don. Shortly afterward the Nosskoft Maggio Orchestra struck up a lively air and the dance was on. This orchestra was one of the best that ever visited Indiana. The music was enjoyed by all. A buflet lunch was served in the green room from S until 11 p. in. The green room was most beau- tifully decorated with ( ' arson ' s corn tassels and Jack-o ' -ljanteriis. The program consistecl of eighteen dances and four extras. ( )iie huiidi ' cd and fifty coujilcs were [U ' csent, not iiieluding faculty. At 11:30 p. 111. the orchestra jilayed the home waltz, which cndcci at 11 :45 p. ni.. signifying that the largest social event of the year was over. M. K. II. COMMITTEE ■I. .Milford Tomb, chairman Floyd Scheiich .Marian Kaylor . aiii- - I ' islier S. Wilson (Juthrie Jrt ' C one hutuli ' ftl ninrty-ninc Actirilirs THE JUNIOR PROM The Juniors wore cxtrciiu ' ly lui-ky this year in that instead of having only one (lance they had two. The iirst was held on the afternoon of the Senior hay- ride in eelehration of tlie color rush. This affaii ' was sti ' ietly informal, hut was none the less enjoyed hy the ])ai1ieipaiits. But the danee, which will renuiin in oui ' iiiciiioi ' ics loiif after otliei- thiiii;s are forfjjotlen. was the real thing, namely, the .luiiior Prom. On the eveninji of February 17 the .Juniors assembled in Rce. Hall foi- an cveidng of real pleasure. In the iccei injr line were Dr. and ilrs. Jack. li.ss Leonard. ]Mr. and .Mrs. Sutton and the class ofticers. As soon as wo had all passed throufi:h the oi-chestra struck u|) and the dance was on. In the luitldle of the dance we went to the diinng room and wei ' e served to the daintiest refi ' eshments ! ■ the most braulifid girls of the other classes. The tables were most beautifully deeoriited with the class colors. The music was furnished Ijy Wetzel ' s Orchestra from .Johnstown, and was considered very good li .-dl present, . ccording to .Miss I eonard ' s judgment the danee was the best ever held at Indiana. We are all very gi-ateful to .Mi ' . Victor List and the whole comnuttee f(U- the suc -ess of the aifair. The following day it was the writer ' s pri ilege to hear a number of girls singing, Turn liack the Universe and (live Me Yesterday, which shows bettei- than anything else how successful the Pi-om ri-ally was. Here ' s hoping that the coming classes have as successful a dance as we had. ( ' (iM.Mrn ' Ki-: (iertrude Smith, chairman Ivlward Mellican Alice Long HUa Zoller IMargaret .McClurc Lois Nebo i Iarv Fisher Harold Swift ptigc I ' lCo liuiiilnil Aclivitics PAN-HELLENIC DANCE The iuimuil (Imiht of tlu ' Pan-llelloiiic oi-gaiiizatiou of I. S. X. S. was lu ' kl ill Uecrcatiiiii Hall, I ' liday oveiiiiif;, Jlarch 30. About 100 cduiili ' s, cdiisistini;- of fa -ulty mciiilK ' rs, alumnae and active iiieiu- bers of the nine sororilies in the school, were present. The Iwo fax ' or dances were features of the eveniiij;. I )ancinf; continued fi ' uni S ::l() until I and all iited the dance a i,n ' eat success. A. M. K. i r tii ' o humlnd one Aclivilics PHI ALPHA DANCE ' I ' lu ' biennial dance iit ' the IMii Alpiia l ' ra1(inity was helil in Ueereatiiiii Hail on tlie nii lit nf Ueeeniher lilst. The excellent spirit which has always pi ' e ail(Ml in the t ' raternitx ' was espi ' cially e iilence(l at tlie lance liv the lartre iiuniluM ' of old hrothei ' s that was p|-esent. ' I ' he musii- was t ' ni ' iiished hy the Wet .el ( ' oncert ( i-chesti ' a, and the dane- iiifj; was continned until thi ' small ho ii-s ot ' the niorninvr. when a lianipiet in tlic dinin r i-ooni conehiiled the joviality. pcgc t ' U ' o hutitlrcd t ' U ' o Activities ERODELPHIAN OPEN MEETING .l;iiiii;i r (i, l!)17 NoriliJil ( ' liiipcl President, Mr. Carl Berg Viee Pres., Miss Ruth .Morris S:!. ) o ' clock Rec. Sec, Miss Nell Dixon Treas., Mr. Andrew Wilson Pi)U(;kammk President ' s Address ----- Oration ------- Instruiiiciital XuiiiImm ' - - - - Vocal Solo ------ Reading ------- 1 hear a thrush at eve ( In the laud of the sky blue water Miss Ruth G. Jones ' (ical S( Recitation Piano Solo I ' anloniiiue Kr( ' (leli)liiaii Hcxicw - Mr. Carl M. Berg - Mr. Marlin E. Hilty Mr. ,1. C. Miller Miss Gladys B owen Miss Margaret MacDonald Cad mil n Miss Anna Barren .Mi.ss .Mary Silcott .Miss Helen .lames Miss ( ' ai ' oline ( )ri ' is page t ' U ' o htttulrril three Activities RECITAL PROGRAM HUYGHENIAKf LITERARY SOCIETY S;itur(l;i . l- ' cliru;ii-y -24111. HUT S:l.-, V. M. Vnlsr— A Minor Clmplii Hdilli .M. Child l ;itrl(itisni Alinn Tciianl, llclon Faust. Xcllc IJonf. Ilarrirl Myors ••Ti ' ick t ' oi- Ti ' ick Helen Spai.l Hcrci ' usc f|-(iiu ••.Jocclyn (ln ' htnl ( Jci ' aldinc Harvey ••Tli( Xi-irhtinsialeand the l. ' nse O.s-cen- W ' ihh .Mai inn .1. Duffy Lnrd Dnnseny Xelle Unef Ma .ui-ka ■ ' ' . ' ' r-ll ( htr.nid Jane fhnvland •■Here Comes the Bride f ' «n Fdaneile I rant lioo ei ' Ordinal PanloMiiine— h ' ront l o v at the .Mo ies — ORIGINAL PANTOMIME Front RovJ at fVie Movies ' Oirl Marsrai-et Raxtei- Her Admirer _ Lester W. Kadman Society (iii ' l Olive ]v(;ieason lyittle (iirl .Myrtle Moiri.son WorkiiifT Girl Elizabeth Benny Dudo .lames Melven .ie Loafer David Keid I ' sher llerhert Wifijirius iic.ge two hundred four Activities THE PRIVATE SECRETARY Cast ,Mr, Marshlinid Ilan y Marshlaiul Mr. ( ' attrrniiili ' I )(iiii;ias ( ' atlci-niolc I cv. Hdhci ' t Siialiliii ' T Mr. Siiliu ' X ' (Jib.son John ( a scrxaiil ) Iviio.x ( a w rit server) Edith Marshland Eva Wcl)stei- ill ' s. Stead Miss Ashf ord Mr. William ( ' arn]ihell Mr. Roy Jose])h Mr. (Jeoi ' ife Seheiick Mr. Uobeit Hush Mr. .Mart Fowler Mr. Chester Miller .Mr. David I). Heid .Ml ' . .1. Dai ' rel ( ' oon Miss Mai ' ian Kaylor Miss Evylene Griflilh ...Miss Elizabeth Benny -Miss Leonia Mai ' tiu This i)lay was given for the benefit ot the .Military ( ' oiiipany of the Penn State Normal School. page two hundred jive Aclivitirs MISS CIVILIZATION Uy Ixicliard 1 1 ;i idiiiLT l);i is ( ' AST Alice (i:ir(l ' ncr Miss .M;h !■, ' (■ I )ick Gentlcinan .)oc ' i ' - ' ii ' l ' ' ■! ' ■ Redely, the Kid Mr. Pkhvanl .McllicMii ••Gland Staml Harry Mr. Joseph Dicksuii I ' hier of Police xr Ml-. CaJ-los Oile Policeiiian. lirakeniaii and Kn-jincer JIi ' . Fred I ' utts LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS iiy .John Maildisoii .Morton ( as-i- Mr. Oolifrhtly Mr. iJert Creijrliton Cai.tain Phohhs Mr. Andrew Wilson ( ' a |)ta in Si enee Mr. George Sclienck Mr. Moirland Ir. Ifoy -losepli Sam (a waiter) ifr. IIerliei-1 Wii irins .Mrs. Ma.ior Pliolilis Miss iiois Neho Mi-s. Captain I ' li( i)l)s Miss -Maria (iordon Two one-aci plays t ' oi ' benefit of . M. ( . A. pngr -li ' o hundred Actiz ' itif.s ROBIMA IN SEARCH OF A HUSBAND A t ' (iur-;ict ciiincily liy .Iituiiic K. .Icrdiiic I ' AST a vi] l utlilioiii ' Mr. I ' ' i ' ;iiik l)i-azilla Hornco (ti ' ocnlcaf Mi. Marl in Ililty Amos Jdi ' don _ M r. .! ](■ I )icksc)ii ' •The Doctor _..... Mi ' . Ilai ' olil Swift Inspector I ' laiuiclly Jones M r. I ' rcil Piitis Jolly Boy (a |ioliccnian ) .. ] A Postboy Mr. Ilcrlici-t Vi«-y:iiLK Dolovc (a iicifjhbor) J Robina Peniiicnic()uc Miss (icitiuilc San to id Susnn Raffelton _ Jliss Jane Howland Kate (lainbctt Miss Miriam McKcc Mis. Mullx ' iiy Miss Biclski Plav tiivcn (ny hcnclit of  ' . W. ( ' . A. pn f T.v; hunthud yrvrtt Activities SENIOR CLASS PLAY TKe Rejuvenation of Aunt Mar ) ( ' AST ■ ' A, lilt .Mary Watkiiis Miss Kli .ahctli Hciincy .lohii Watkiiis Jr.. • ' .lacU .Mr. •). I ' aul l-luckc I I urnctl ( Kniicrt i .Mr. .MicliacI Siiiisai-k .lack ' s Chums Milclicll illulicrti .Mr. Carl llcry [ Clover (11. V. iic(iii|i I .Mr. iJcihcrl Carsim Mr. Stohliiiis -Mi ' - Harry Ri ' c Joshua - li- l avi(l I). Uciil James .Mr. James McKcn .ie P.ortha Burnett -Miss .Mad-ie Dick The !nl I ' nim Kalamazoo Miss Harriet llyers Daisy Mullins . - illss I er1lia lldllis Kxa page t-u ' o hunilrrd eight Activities SPECIALS MOTION PICTURES Near the end of the winter term the students wei-e jrivcn permission to attend ' Civilization at the (xrand Theater. A lai ' e numl)( r of students saw this exeellent play and all were iiii|iressed of its worth. . ear the besinninu- of the sprinu term the students had the pi ' lvilejie of seeinnr a show of remai ' kahle worth, Les iliseral)les, in the Xormal ( ' hapel. Till show i-an two luuhts and was altciidcd li, a i v xv audience. Also an edu- cational reel was shown in whieii .several inijiortant physical phenomena were shown; also sonu chemical experiments showing; the daufiei ' s of impure water. St. i;| ' : The school was forlunati ' in seeing the Portmanteau Players this year. They gave a selected program for the occasion. The show was one that lasts in effects. Tt is undoubtedly the coming thing in dramatics, as is shown by the fact that the Portmanteau Pla.vers are growing more popular evei-y da. . piifii t: o hitiitlntl uiiw Acthities ERODELPHIAN-HUYGHENIAN PLAY Juiir :.. I!) I 7 GREEN STOCKINGS By A. K. W. Miison ( ' AST Admiral (ir-icc I- ' rcddy I ' litts William l- ' aiaday Steve Millei- ( oloiiel Sinitli Audi ' cw Vilsi ii Robert Tarvor Edwaid .Mcllicaii Henry Steele Lcroy llarnhait James Raleigh J. I). Coon Martin (servant) _ Leisle Foreythe Celia Faraday _ Margaret IMaeDonald Madge Nora Lee ( (rndoff Evelyn, .Mni ' i.-m Kced Phyllis Gertrude (lark IrK. ( hi-isholm Faradav Marian I)uft ' - page t-vo huntlrril ten Activities LECTURE COURSE ( ' OMMITTIOI-; Miss Siiiilli Miss Ijcoiiai ' d Mr. .lacksciii Mr. ( ' olhurn .Ml ' . Myers .Mr. (ioi ' ddii liss SpTDwls EVK.VTS A li ' lpliian ( ' (Uiccrt ' ' t. 17 Poilmanteau Theater Nov. 7 Lolaii (1 Power Nov. 25 Parlett Dec. IS Braaford Feb. 1 !l 7,o i Mae MeClaron Ajir. l:! ( ' larissa Harold Mar. 17 page two hundred eleven Actiiilif.s Class Data ' 17 lldMIK S ITI)|;NTS Lyda Kiii i ' , Altooi:;!, P;i. Ivsthcr lidthcll, liiciiaiin. I :i. Olive JJarliu, Altooiia, Pa. I;(iii-aini ' llillikL ' i ' , Altnoiia. I ' a. Flossie B. Wafjnor. Nc v I ' .ctlilclicni, I ' a. . laiic (iordon. Natrona. Pa. Ro))ert .M. ( ' ai-.soii. Imliaiia. Pa. Aiiiiiistiiic .1. liant y, S|iaiij;lcr. Pa. Lyda Kini;- X ' alrdictoriaii HdlxTl ( ' ai ' Sdii Salutatoi ' iaii ( ' ()i. ' )i;s: (irecii and While h ' l.owi ' K : l.ili - ol ' the ' alley .Moi ' Td: ' riiidiiuh Peise efeiice Vc ( ' oiwiner. Vki.i, llawkeye. Ilawkeye, iliiekcye. liuzz. Was 1 a .liininr. ' Well, iilless 1 Wuz. Il..l.lilr (Idhhie. Ra zle Da .zle Sis-Kiioiu-IJah ! Nineteen Si ' vriiteen- -Kali. K ' ali. liali! pdfic t ' t ' o hundred i cchv Ailivilic Class Data— Continued CLASS TREE T.i Dr. William .1. -hick .M ( )n ' ' icx xi) AttI ' :xi). nts May Queen j Iarii;n ' t .MncI )iiiial(l A ' lTIXDAXTS Colleen Ball Marsiarct Humnu ' I Mai ' ie Bari ' ett lUaiichc .)ai|uisli Lucille illayni ' V Marian i aylor {• ' loi-cncc Bcitt Charlotte ivintei ' Helen ISiainer (iertrutle Linn Helen Caiiu ' ron lOli aliet h L(i vry Anna Cox (iraee Jlorrow lary Deri ' oiTliio I ' lith Prosser Mads ' e l)i ' k Marian Reed Jlary Dixon Chai ' lotte Rlioades lone Eai ' l Gertru le Sanford Gladys lOlcessoi- Aiuia Simpson Nancy Fisher Llsie Smith Marie (ioi ' don (lladys Soniiei ' llelcii llamill(j|i Sara Slul .man pa r t-L ' o litindi-fil thirtci-n hi. ' -toutisfiiirnl pnge tu-o liuuflrni iourtrcn fii.stanliMnnuf IN5TANTISEMENTS WitK tKe issuing of tne iqiy Instano comes the introduction to tne readers of tnis book of tKe Instantisement section. TKis is a novel creation, and strictly) orig- inal. It is a vi ' it snarpener and will no doubt relie-Oe tKe strain of })our dail)) trials and tribu- lations. If you like it, tell otKers. If you don ' t like it, tell us. pG c I ' u- ' o liutitlrcfl tiitrnt Inslhnti. ( uirnl INKf-DOOR SPORTS piige Ivo hundred sixteen I nstiinl isciiifttt page I ' lCO hundred seventeen Irmunlismicnt page txco hundred cii htcrn Inyliinliscnit ' ilt t WiMlld ' llll l ikc :i .lull v i Like Thi.s 1 , ' J or ' I ' liis P ' li f two huiulrfd }}}tirti:rii JnMinitisnncnt Ovcrliiilt riic Kind tliat l)riii.L;s | i)u back to Nature page t7i ' o hundred l- ' cnty Insliinlisoiicnl L •if L , ' m Wm H ■m o  ' ' l V tI m ■:: - L. ' 1 kJ ' iPi rlH - 1 V n f MI Isn ' t It llu ' Trulli w c (iiYi hu ' uhid l-, ' (iily-i iii ' Inslantiscwcnt ) )v )X for ;i l!ri« lit Vnun ' M;iii lldw woulil vmi like a Jol) like i- uLi KiiLiw . U ' ■ Al pi: ' two hiiiulrcfl I ' ti ' CHty-t-ii ' o I nsl ' itil i.srthi ul Ask the Mail Wild mmm W 1 ( ) US ( )1U ' Anil ' Phc ' WdikIci ' V1i l (ivs lj( ' a I ' I Idiiic ( ' hai-liilic Doiiiii ' a Man ' s Work pii, i ' t ' . ' o li If ml rrd l- ' nil -llirrc histnnii.senictii page two liuufhcfl tu ' cnty-fouf Instuntisciiicnt OKe Henry Rice DetectiA)e Agency Secrets Prom 3tly Found Out BUT NONE EVER TOLD. We respoi •1 fully s( licit Vdur |):iti ' (iiia i:o. r i)t!i I ' hiiiies page I ' o hundred ticcnty-fxi ' C hi.sfiintiscnirnl SOME ADS YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN Deaf? 1 r}? our New Melonoise Piano Get rid of 3)our teeth DESTRUCTO TootK Paste I ' ' iii ' IJliciiiiKilisiii (11 ' ( ' licst I ' niii Helz-F )re Lina ment ' I ' li.-il Skill ' rdiicliiiiy I ' ' (iiiii ' iit 1liat Tcjiclics you Ndl to I ' l.-iv Willi l ' ' iic Ever I ' p ill tlic Aii-? Try I) i|i()iit I ' liwdcr ).;(, ' t:, ' i Intiulnil l ' .riiily-si. Instanlisnii ' nt Wise and Otherwise ' J ' alk about loiii :. loiiR- i)layin j:. said Mi ' . Ai ' ut . to Wliitey Williams, wliy your countrymen wouldn ' t get a look-in with us. 1 know a fellow citizen wlio played ' Beautiful Stars and Stripes ' on the piano for .sevei ' al houi-s. That ' s notliing, said Whitey. T know a man here in Indiana wlio jiiays ■ Ireland Forever on a Hute. Indiana Readers: Kat at Normal on Friday — Bargain Day, oiu hundred scenis on the dollar. If you eat a rai l)it and hot-dog hefore going to l)ed at lught, don ' t he sni ' i)i ' ise l if you arc disti ' esscd. for raliliits ami dogs will fight. The sun lias passed its prime and has only 15,000,000 moi ' e years to live, sa s a scientist. If yon reidly l)elie ( ' in preparedness, buy yoiii ' coal now.. No, Samantha, a chii ' 0|)odist cannot li.x the corn on the foot of a hill. filler t ' ro httnilriil l ' ' rnly-. i i n ] ti •iluntiMUictil AVOID USURY. HANG ONTO TOUR HAT. Fourlccn lliousiiiul six liundrcd |K ' I ' cent is ;i pretty hifi ' li rate of rent ! liill it ' s just vhi t you pM - when xini haiul Ihe cldjikrooni pirate a jitney for watcii- inf : your hat for an lioui ' . J)o you fiet usf Well it ' s like this: Wlicn you pay ten cents ' oy the loan of a ilollar foi- a year, you pay ten jiei- cent. Uut if you pa - ten cents for liie loan of a dolhir for a (lay, you |)ay (). ) times as hi-ih rate or :!li. )U per cent. Jt ' s just the same way with xour !);:5 liil. When you pay . ) cents ivnt on it foi ' an hour you are payiufi at the rate of i V-iH a year, countinu ' only 12 busi- ness hours a day. . nd that is at the rate of 14,()()() pel ' cent. Sinsr this to the cloakroom i irl today ami ji:et hei ' ■ ' Come-hack. Hut don ' t hlanie us if she ' s a hit sinppy. — CinilriJiiil( (I. O.ar .Nicholas lost his ci-own. lie ueai ' ly threw a (it, ' Til he |)ut an ad in the liishniu . nd then i ' eco ered it. ' Tis writ in I ' aradise ' s ix; v. Woe to the liool that yields to Fate. page two Innithrtl l:rriity-rii lit Instiiulisiiiii Ht NOBODY HOME Tlic lalcst slant; is Swishw It ' s fri)iu the troiK ' hcs iiiul inoaiis The vci ' v best. I ' ltra siiuu ' t. A wdiiian ' s ili ' css is ' swishy if it is beautiful and cx- ( ' 0( ' (|iiii ' ' iy bccdin iiiK. A iliiiiicr is ' Swisliy if it is unexcelled. Swisby iin ' aiis Tip-top, A No. 1. Tiie finest ever and then some, Hxainple — Indiana Normal is a Swisby Seliool. UNSOLVED MYSTERIES (a) Did Noab bave a i-uekoo clock witb two cuckoo birds in it? (b) Now that Sununci ' months ai ' c a|iproacbin , wbidi is the under side of an allele worm Kinj; l t;;; ' may be awfully chestx but iu ' seldom nets fresh. I ' ngc ti ' liiiiulrrd Iwi ' iity-nliic 1 nsttnttise)iirnt Old Mdfhci ' FIclcluT went t(i Cupid ' I ' ll jri ' t his |i()(ii- licMi ' t I ' cpjiiiH ' d. Siiid ( ' ui)id t(i l ' ' lctclicr. ■ My ;ilT(i v will l ' ' tcdl llrl ' . ' ' Ami Scdttx stood there ;nid stared. 15111 .Smith to Kirhy (!ile: 1 see you ' re li.-iek I ' rom the I ' ront. Gile: Don t -t ' t fresh. Siui : Tin- ljlir;ir is lieiuy eai ' i ' Tullx ' uuai-iled Just now. Saek: Why. ' Sim: To prc ciit the magazines from lieiuii ' blown uj). Mr. James (in IMiysics class 1 set up a jiiece of i)hysieal apparatus and l)e!j:an to turn the ei-ank as be remarkecl to bis elass : Now you youn-i ' people will notiec that this Tuaehine is ttirned liv a ci ' ank. ' piigc t ' cu luindri ' il thirty Ilishlllll.srilhlll ODE TO I. 5. N. S. Backward, turn l)ack vard, Time, in your flight. Feed me on gruel again, Just for to-night. 1 am so weary df sulcdcatlier steak. Petrified doughnuts and vulcanized cake; Oysters that slept in a watery batli. Butter as strong as ftoliath of (Jath; Weary of ]iaying for vh;it ynu ddu ' t cat. ( ' hewing up i ' il)hci- and calling it meat. r ackward. tiirn hackwanl. For weary I am. Give me a crock of in ' grandiiidther ' s jam. Let me diink milk that has never been .skimmed; IjCt me cat cheese whose ends have hcen trimmed: Let me once more have an old-fashioneil pic. Then 1 11 he ready Pi curl up an l die. page .I ' o hiiiiilnil Ihirly-iiiir IiLsl ' inti.soncnt CHAPEL ATTENDANCE f ' hapol Services ;ire lield ;i1 leii-fifteeii. As tlie place is too siiiali four days come i)et veeii, The A ' s to tlic L ' s and the L ' s 1o the Z ' s. On Saturday ot course we all want to fio. Foi ' what the Doc will tell us. wo never know. We may skip oui ' cla.sses and liave a fjood time, l ut we never skip ( ' hai el. it ' s not in our line. Ml-. Smith says Classitis is only a fad. Hut to !, et ( ' hapelit is — well, it ' s p|-elt ' had; ■ ' ' oi- if you iivt ( ' ha pel it is there is only one cure. To the Doc you must tin. of that we are sure, . ml he will tell yon in a solemn lone That to cure your case he must send ' ou home. Of course, it is only to fjive you a rest. To ipiiet yoUl ' llerxcs. to he sure of his test. At the end of this time, which varies in lenyth. Vour ahsence has trenerall.v i-efreshed your sti ' cniith. Hut of course the doctor is nc er (piite sure That the rest will furnish an ahsolute cure; But the Doc. a wi.se man. will si-eiu ' vally sa.v, We will ii ' wv him a chance and let him stay. But if the lisease has affected your mind. lie will ffivc you a rest for an indefinite time. ■ ' I imH inld ' yific t ' U ' O innuhril thirty-two InstiintiMJiirttl IMPORTANT This is to introduce to you the Senior Ele])hant Club. l ifi Stick Ililty has been very active and aided many of the little Ivories. Juniiio Kicc has not paid strict attention to his club dutirs. his mind bein j absorbed in Ihe Payette Clan, of which he is a charter member. White Tuck (iuthric. alon with IjOUk Trunk Tomb, intend to leave at the end of the year for Honolulu to amuse the little Hulas for a year or so. Wabble Carcass Enkc still delifjhts in .Manual Trainini; and A ricultui ' e. (Quadruped Rerfj has l)een absent from roll call tills last term on account nf his hixfano duties. The lOlcphants vei-e a source of much spirit in the class, and will Inn; - be rcMU ' inbered by the .student body. Several little .lumbos amoni, ' the t,nrls ap- plied for adnnssion. but were blackd)alled on each vole. Let us hope that with the couunir Senior class the list of I ijr lii ' Utes will be increased. page twd hundred tJiirty-lour Iuslnnti -r}itent CENSORS Dr. Williniii .1. .Ia -k Miss .Jiinc H. licoiiard page tii ' c humlrrii thnty-tiz ' C Jn iantisfuu-nt The l,iiim umI Slldl-t of 11 page t ' ,fn hundred Ihirly-six Arkunmkiigmfnt TKe Instano Board takes great pleasure in recommending to tKe student ooa tne bus- iness firms of tkis town and else OKere vjKicK are advertised in tkis book. Tney are me best vJitKin reacK in tKeir respective lines. Tour interests are kindly considered b them; you sKould kindly consider tKeir interests. FurtKer, tKe Instano Board v;?isKes to ex- press tKeir KigKest appreciation for tKe courtesy and fa ' or sKo ' n tKem b ) tKe advertisers v ' Ko did a large part in tKe making of tKis book. page two hundred thirly-svvrii Advertisements Headquarters for Students ' Supplies and School Souvenirs m — Pts« sM THE NEW BOOK ROOM JOHN SUTTON HALL W. F. SMITH, Manager New Students Welcome page two hunilrril thirty-right Advertisements fJ - w ' -J- ' nil ' RESULTS COUNT ! And Ce nave tKe knowledge, the equipment and tKe desire to PRODUCE RESULTS Let Us Prove This The Douglass Studio High Grade Photographs Kodak Films Amateur Finishing pngc two huttfirrd thirty-nine Afh ' ertuewrnts Luxenherg ' s The Most Complete Jewelry Shop in Indiana riic slori. ' wluTc i)ur lu ' cds arc iiiiikTstood ancl voiir wislies instant- ly gratitifd is tlic store wlieri ' nu like to make purchases. Because of our iiniazint) collection of beautiful and artistic things. Luxenherg s Indiana The leading jewelers in . counties SHARKETS The Little Corner Store I The Students ' Kitchen J. D. HILL, Propr. Tom E. Hildebrand Drugs Stationery Artistic Hand-painted China Cut Glass High Grade Box Candies l ' rcscri]itions carefully filled . one hut liest of e er thing. SING LEE LAUNDRY llring your linen and ha e it washed by hand, not cut and worn out by niachinerw .Make collars dull tinish. 29 N. Eighth St., Indiana, Pa. Back of Moore Hotel pigc two liuiulrrd forty Ai!irrtisnii ' ' nt.s I auderbticli-Zerbv Co Exclusive M ' liolesale Grocers KVKUYTIITNG GOOD TO EAT S ' 27 Water St., Indiana, Pa. BUCHMAN BROTHERS For Real Nice YOUNG MEN ' S SUITS at Reasonable Prices A full line of JUST WRIGHT SHOES fC ' ?! JOE CAMPBELL Everything in Footwear 662 Philadelphia Street Indiana, Pa. The J. M. Shick Company The Mrs. C. B. M. White BuildinK {Indiana, Pa. Iiei;al and CiiiiiiiuTcial I ' liiiliii , Kn- Hi-aviiiii ' , Paper Killing, Loose-lieaf Foinis and Binders. Invitations, I ' ro- srains, Visitins Cards. A new and complete modern equip- ment, together with years of experience in specialty printing, is assurance that your printing, when done here, will be what you want. We shall be glad to have a repies ntative meet program oommittees, etc. Local and Bell Telephone coiinection.s pof r two hundri ' d iorty-one Advert isancnts HENRY HALL Books, Stationery Legal Blanks, Printing, Engraving, Ruling and Binding Baseball, Tennis, Croquet, and all kinds of Sporting Goods, Games, etc. Iniliana. Va. 1 Ke Program of 4ie Grand Theatre Is built up to a standard— not dovJnto a price. RRODY ' S Corner Phila. and 7th St. Indiana Specialties in High Grade Apparel For Men, Women and Children Millinery Wc pay particular attention to the needs and wants of Normal Students U.ivid Wiaiiier Chas. Weamer Phone 2(  W Weaiiier Brothers Restaurant Open Day and Night Where the best of cats are served 659 Philadelphia St. Indiana Penna. P ' igc t ' u ' o hundred jorty-txvo Atlvcrtisruirnts (Enmpang nf Juiitaua. 33nuia. ODftirrra John A. Scott. President S. M. Jack Vice President E. E. Lewis J. W. McCartney Secy, and Treas. Asst. Tieasiner R. A. Henderson Asst. Ti-easurer T. N. Robinson Teller Itrrrtors George T. Buchanan C. M. Lingle John T. Bell J. Wood Clark John S. Fisher Henry Hall W. S. Hamilton S. M. Jack S. I. McCullough H. W. Oberlin J. Elder Peeler O. F. Rinn James N. Stewart L. F. Sutter John A. Scott RESOURCES Including Trust Department Over S;j,0(K),(K)() ROTHSTEIN ' S Jewelers, Opticians, Silversmiths Established 1889 529 Main Street, Johnstown, Penna. The Jewelry Gift Store The Roycroft Shop School and College Jewelry A Specialty wjfc ii ' o hiniilrcil iiirly-lhicf Adz ' crtisoni-nts BucKKf ELL University John Howard Harris, President A Twentieth Century Institution. Fixed and Working Capital of over One and One-quarter Millions of Dollars. Eighteen Buildings ( ' ( LI K(il ' . — Couise.s in Arts. Philosophy, Jurisprudence. Science. Biology. Do- luestie Science and Household Arts. Chemical. Civil. Mechanical ami Electrical Engineering. .SCHOOI, OK Ml ' SIC — Courses in Piano. Pipe Organ. Violin. Voice Culture and Art of Singing, Wind Instruments. Stringed Instruments, History of Music, Public School Music, Harmony, Composition, Theory. Veigil Clavier. Sl ' .M.MKIS SKSSIOX — All Work ol College Grade; Courses in Kducatiou. Lan- guages. Mathematics. Sciences. Etc. For catalog and information address WAIiTKK S. Wll.CO.X, IJegisliai, liewi.shui ' g, I ' a. If you want Real Amusement and Entertainment go to The Colonial Where you will see the Best Features and Comedies Every Day FLOWERS For all occasions Wedding and Funeral Work a Specialty Indiana Floral Co. Florists and Market Gardeners 10 South Seventh St., Indiana, - Penna. Local rhi)nc -. ' (i!) V Hell Phone •■)()() K4 (iriH ' iihdiiscs ;it Movu Statidii, P. U. P. Cut Flowers Potted Plants Corsage Boquets page t ' .fii hundred jorty-iour Ailz ' iilisfiiiriit.i INDIANA COUNTY DEPOSIT BANK Capital $100,000 Surplus $150,000 HARRY WHITE, President HARRY WHITE, Jr., Vice President TOM E. HILDEBRAND, CasKier CLARENCE FLECK, Teller INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS Tour Account will be appreciated WKetKer Large or Small page two hunilrt-il jiirty-five Advertisements Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania Indiana, Pa. Beautifully located, commodious and elegantly furnished buildings, equipment complete and modern in every respect. The rates are reason- able. Tts dijjloma is a license to teach for life. COURSE AND DEPARTMENTS RKGL ' LAR NORMAL CUUUS1-: embraces ilepartments of Education. English, History, Mathematics. Science, Latin and (ireek. Mod- ern Languages, Agriculture and Manual Traininj;. Household Arts and Sciences, College Preparatory Course. CONSERXATORV OF MUSIC. Full courses in oice, Violin. Piano, Organ and public School Music. Send for s])ecial catalogue. SCHOOL OF ART, Ethics. English. Pedagogy, Public School Draw- ing, History of Painting, Methods, .Advanced Drawing, Manual Training, liasketry. Mechanical Drawing. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. Commercial Teacher ' s Training Course. Bookkeeping Course, Stenograjihic and Secretarial Courses, F ' nglish, Pedagogy and all Commercial .Subjects. Only Experienced Teachers and Specialists are on the Faculty For Furtner Information and Catalogue, address tne Principal, DR. JAMES E. AMENT ;,(, ' (■ two hnndrif! forly-six Advert i.s( ' }}irnt. DEPOT RESTAURANT OPEN DAY AND NIGHT LADIES ' DINING ROOM Dine witK us wKile in town. OPPOSITE THE STATION. SWANK MARKET The Hoiut ' of Franks ' delicious Alejit Trejits. Service ami (Jtiality At Sensible Prices TOi) Plilliulplplua Si. NEW STRAND THEATRE TKe House under the NeN i Managennent and HIGH CLASS in Motion Pictures and Orcnestra. INDIANA, PA. Farmers Bank of Indiana Capital and Surplus $415,000.00 4 Per Cent Interest on Time Deposits Depository for U. S. Postal Savings Funds Opposite Court House INDIANA, PENNA. piigr l .L- i Iniiiilrctl jorly-srvcn Ath ' i rtisr}iirt2ts FOR Ice Cream, Sherbets and Candies Always Remember THE STUDENTS ' RESORT Qur Reputation is l)iiilt on l ' iiril and (,)iialilN. ' e cater to parties ol ' all kinds. Special attention given to all orders at Tf TUT inij WI INDIANA ' S ICE CREAM PARLOR Jort put K« KT I ' ITT IU TKI. «:o. I I :N AVEM ' K A: lOlli STKKKT JPUtsburrih. J a. THE HUB HEYMAN BROS., Propnetors THE STORE THAT UNDERSELLS Clotning, Gent ' s Furnisnings, Snoes and Hats Women ' s Suits, Skirts, Furs, Millinep?, Snoes and Notions STORES Elmira, N. Y. Williamsport, Pa. Indiana, Pa. pilar txco hitudrcil jorty-right Ailrfrtiscmcnts WALKER WATSON Fraternity, Sorority and Society Printing our Specialty. :-: :-: Book and Catalog Work. 613 CHURCH ST. INDIANA, PA. BEST EQUIPPED SHOP IN INDIANA COUNTY C. H. MILLER TAILOR Fine Tailored Clothes Made to Order. Full Dress Suits for Rent. Cleaning and Pressing. INDIANA. ;-: PENNA, THE HOTEL INDIANA Opposite the Court House, Indiana, Pa. All Rooms Kave Running Hot and Cold Water. All Rooms are Outside Rooms. Everything Modern. Rates $2.00, Private BatK $2.50. E. EMPFIELD, Proprietor pugr t ' co hundred JDrty-niuc AdvcilisoiK )!tS William Ross FRUITS PRODUCE We hai](ll ' first class fruits 678 Philadelpliia St. Local Phone 182 F. GIANNAKOS CO. CKoice Recreation Pool ana Bowling KfATIOKTAL POOL ROOM AND BOWLING ALLEYS Basement WKite Bldg.. PKila. St. INDIANA HIE MOOllE HOTEL Iiicli;iii:rs Loading Hotel ( l po.si e IViiiisylvania It. It. Stutioii C. M. WOHTMAN, I ' ropr. THIS SPACE RESERVED By A Friend of tne School fHARRY RICE ' J V Pestdlozzi p ' lgc l t ' t hiinilml lillv Adz ' crli.sruiciilx iCilvC itauu ntluT jnhs nf Iljiui Jnntint txuis pl•ll lu■ Inj l|C spirit .luhlislthu; dnupauii |Juuxsutalimcu, a. l)iii;c ;.■! ' ludiilnil uily-om- Arlirrli.sfiiiciUs iEuiirainnijH tu lliis Innk ;Il■u urr In] ®It lur au nf iEugrautug INCORPORATED iHtuurapuUs, lUinuranta l agc two hunilrid fijly-l ' ' u • - IjJJf 0; ■•■ . ' W ifs .f : -j . - r i