Mercersburg Academy - Karux Yearbook (Mercersburg, PA)

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Elections, guard, and national pastime amuse students during spring term. Fosse quizzes Fosse, And delinquents think, Why did I get caught? As Boss discusses loss. If xwlfllillfl filrv' ll llrnmz 7ifllUllH'fl'fi' Lllflflfft- toxin of Xlt'l'f't'frl'lll'2'. aml finally in lhainlwrs- lllflllflllfllll. aml :1fl1'lu11'u. X uevk latvr thc' saim' lgurul ua, I., 1,9 r,.mm,.,1 U, the Mf,r,.,.r,l,um iruanizations pri-sviilwl an almost iilvnlival pro- 1-ainpus. hu-ry vu-iiiiiu' not far from thc' pros Qrani in the school uyin to the xlt'I'l't'Frlilll'2 sln- llllstlll site ol' tht- pri-sith-ntial hirtliplaw lin' slliii- lvnts ami tht-ir Quests. 'l'Iw lllllzll' heartl that hall trains lrlayvml game-s in tht- after-rlinm-r night IAK'Ill't'rt'llIl'4l long' Mt't'lir of haul pravlirv, lvaqnz- r-oinpe-tition. 'lihc' au'u're-u'alions of K4-il. 'HIL I'lw Give lillllt hail Inv! l'1'L2'lll8.fl? on Wyetlrn-swlay l,am'ks. Nlain. South. ami tht- Xiorlxinu' limits ami Nimlay 4-it-iiiiius to rt-lu-arse the-ir hia'h-svale play-cl fiasl. Q-xr-itinn uarnes. in uhif-I1 hare fm-I. lllllall' nmlvi' tht- 1lii't'r'tion of Nlr. liarle Crou-r. spit halls. ami mild spvftators in-re not unnsnai. xsho also polish:-il to pe-rlivvlion lhc pa-rt'orinam'v 'Xl tht- emi ot' this sf-ason tht- W orking' lilljs finally oiiIll1'liom'1'l'l liaml ami tht- SUIIQS of than group xxalkn-tl oil' with a triumph total of txxelxv. toppinu of xirlnosos. lhn- Uvtz-I. Fvlt-vtioiis ily tht- l,hoir lxi-il Hall. thvir m-are-st r'oim-mlvr. hi only om- nmh-r Xlr. Ut-oi'g'v Harm-r. Jr.. wilt-1'lm-il f'Lll't'lilll xivtory. work ami tim' 1lirvf'lion, lfu-i'yoin- xsho lie-ani tht- l,olitif'ill 1-ainpaiuns in Illllliiilllll' lit-gan at I'l3fi Spring m'om'1-rt hail to amhnit that tht- hops Nlvrr-1-i'slil1i'u shortly ails-r ilu- l':lt'l'll4lllr i.Hlll- Wally viijoyml takinqparl ami aol llii-sa1isf'a.'1ion inittw- naim-il tht- vamlitlatt-s for lhc ollin-vs ot lhal only uronp lllllflt' van Qin-, pn-sitlviit aml xim- pre-sitla-nl of tht- S1-nalv ami lhirinu tht- varly in-1-ks of thc- Spring' lc-rin llr. loam-il. lfavh aspiranl rhost- a 1-ainpaiun lnana- liippi-lls annoumx-ml that an olcl lamhnarlx nas lo gg-ft and lllt- I'Q1f't'hL,lrUll: Hum- posters app:-arvml -oim' hoim-. for lhn- At'il4lt'llly ha4l llllI'l'llLirl'tl in in mt-rt umilaltlt- uimloxs. aml lomlspe-alxvrs l.lliilllltt'l'rlIlll'2' lhn- valiin in uhif-h .lamvs lin- liroxwl lht-5 xwrm- run hy loml spf-alwrs. Thi- vhanan. llttcviitli pn-siili-nt of tht- l nite-il Slate-s. vainpaian manaun-rs marie cle-1-tion slim-slr-Ns in hail lu-sn horn. This lrilihliiigi xxhivh tirsl sloofi Asst-inlily folloxxwl hy qnvstionina ol' vamliilalvs at Sioux liatlt-r m'ar xl0l'l'l'l'SlPlll'2. the-n in lhv t'lPllf't'l'lllllQ' their ith-as anenl svhool uowrnim-nt At Spring concert white-coated Octet agree that There is nothing like a dame

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Art Class Visits Washington First mug from left: Slesinger, Photius. Galliker. Wish, W1 Johnston. Second mic: H. Fosse. K. Posse. ill. lfynon. Horst, P. lfvans. Morgan. 'l'raum. Reizen- stein, Loveless. Wiilliatrns. Xlanspeztker, lfmig. llalwr. Xloody. and the dehaters from lnoth sides were there. and silver cups were presented to the Nlarshall de- llaters. lialloting for MARSHALL OFFICERS followed the meal. and Fred Engh was elected president. The entertainment was simply' the Illtlsl to say the least. 'lille lilue and Whites pro- vided a souudsweet downlneat. hut the piano was slightly incapacitated until the removal of various strange olvjecls from yyithin-ffincluding a coon- sliill hat. -X lvuxom lrlonde ltraveling incognito. no doulxtt added a feminine touch to the enter- tainment. A spectacular three-foot hypodermic needle. and a rowdy'-heclilern hoth made their appearance that evening. Perhaps the wine and the women were lacking. hut the lvounteous hoard and the falvulous entertainment were not. To the victor lvelong the spoilsii might have lveen an lrv ing Nlanis thoughts as he sat down to a talule set with hlet mignon. potatoes. and pie at la mode at the Irving lianquct. For it is certain that although the victorious lrving men had to wait until a week after ftlarshall's lvanquet tac- cording to tradition U. this waiting only' made the food more delicious. llale Junta was elected president midway' of the pie a la mode. The celeh- rities present. llr. Tippetts. Nlr. Fred Kuhn. soci- ety' adviser. and several other faculty' memluers. and such entertainment luminaries as Hed lint- tons. liaulillower Nlclnugg. and The lfx-Lax liive added much to the gaiety' of the affair. The two skits that took place that night. Soull: Terrific and Blind Dale. were given excellent ratings lay' the critics. who vowed they'd never lvefore seen such entertainment at Nlercerslvurg. lncidentallv. they' may' have laeen lviased hy' their society preferences. At Penn Hall on Friday' evening. Nlay' l. the musical organizations of the Academy' gave a comlvined concert. whose program included among other numhers l.iUIIl'.Y 15101111 Buffy. Then' IRYINC 0l l lCl'1HS-Seated, from leflf l,eeliley' Hirst vice presirlentl. ,lunta fpresirlentl. l'eelcr fsecoml vice presi- dentt. Sllllllliflgf Erving: tsecretatrvt, Hohlms ttreasnrerl, Connolly' 1sergreant-ut-alrnist. Dr. Tippetts congratulates and presents debater's trophy to Tom Gilchrist at Marshall banquet ltl:XHSHALL 0l l lClfR5--vScute1l, from lcfl: Cerluch Hirst yice presidentl. lfngh fpresideutt. ll. Garcia tserrrtttry i. Sflll1lllH,L'.' Winelnrenirer tsecond vice presidentt. Gilchrist ftrezisurcri, lfwing: tserpeant-at-arrnst. I7

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