Penn State University - La Vie Yearbook (University Park, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 314 of the 1896 volume:

Tbe peppsylvayia State College Llllh'ltiwl in onu ui' Hm mosh huzttutit'ul and hmzilthi'ul spots in Um Allegheny rugion: Irlld'illUHliIlJlYiUnill; Upon 10 both swxos; Tuitiun 13mm; Ihmrrl :iml ntlwr nxpnimes vury Juw. w LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY. 1. Agriculture and Horticulture: with constant illustrations on the Farm and in the Laboratories. 2. Biology tBotany and Zoologyi: theoretical and practical. Original study with the microscope. 3. Chemistry tGeneral and Technologicalyi: with an unusually full and thorough course in the Laboratory. 4. Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, MecharhcahEngmcet-mg, Mining Engineering. These courses are accompanied With very exten- sive practical exercises in the Field, the Shop and the Laboratory. 5. History: Ancient and Modern, and Political Science. 6- Language and Literature: Latin, Italian and Spanish toptionaD, French, German and English trequiretD, one or more continued through the entire course. 7- Mathematics and Astronomy: pure and applied. MEChanic Arts: combining shop work with study, three years' course. 9. Mental, Moral and Political Science: Ethics, Psychology, Constitutional Law and History. Political Economy. etc. xo. Military Science : instruction theoretical and practical, including each arm of the service. . Preparatory Department: One yearhEspecially designed to prepare for our Freshman class. H p-q COMMENCEMENT. June 9-12, 7895 LL 353310 Opens September 71, 7895: WINTER ssssmm. January 8, 7896 SPRING SESSION, April 8. 78.96 For Catalogue or other infonmitimi, address GEO. W. ATHERTON, LL.D., President, STATE COLLEGE. CENTRE Co., PA. C 121ng W WWJ y KW N W 53;; J J K J 292241; JO? J jzXZ CJZZJjJ . OAJ?l0 Zzsz a5 argK' A TEXTBOOK 0F MODERN BOILER PRArTICE FREE. ..THE.. ttALPHAa DE LAVAL Cream Separators HE HALPHA Separators are now used by nearly all the older, larger and more careful users of separators throughout the world. Their prestige and superiority is as well established in Europe and Australia as in America. '1 hey have no actual competition anywhere, other than that which results from so-called Hcheapness in first cost, occasional misuse, and blatant misrep- resentation of wonld-he competitors. Perfect as have been the tt ALPHA machines heretofore, they now possess semmnovements not utilized in their previous construction. The interior arrangement of the bowl has been so remodelled as to increase the capacity several hundred pounds per hour, and to prevent even the possibility of clogging, and as well to better main- ' - ' tain its balance. The top bearinjsr is a specially Improved Alpha No.l Power Bowl patented sectionalH one, so devised as to expand And the machineg . . wllil heat and thus prencnt setting,r from any canse. Sight-feed 0i1.cu;: inow fitted n'ith the handsomcst, most practicable and most eeononncal hineo; ' . It 'ULr used With a separator. It may n'ell he said that the ALI'IIA ' 3:? bergri'lftliir; 21:21:;xl2133known ielletnent of perfection, and that, good as they have t P . . The Hw Machines cxzeltzrtlsluot'her makes of cream separators in essentially the :ixlfliiiinsglhitl 511:3: other separators excel the older gravity systems. The WALPIHVy , . any other separator can do, possess every advantage that any other machine can possess, and do enough more than is possible with any other machine to practi- cally save their cost earh year Of use. A v v , . e t . - . . Thu art sold subject to the absolute guarantee of their demonstrated superiority over any other machine or system in use. The De Laval Separator C0. GENERAL OFFICES Branch Offlces and Shops 74 Cortlandt Street, NEW YORK ELGIN, ILL. FACTS . .. ARE STGBBgRN THINGSI. The United States Cream Separator in Experiment Stations, where it has been tested has been found to sknn or separate more thoroughly, running: its full capacity, than any other Separator ever tested at those Stations. Note what Prof. Hills, Director of the Vermont Experiment Station, finds at the I895 Dairy School: Your NO. 3 machine hundlctl 395 pounds of milk this morning at the rate 0f6u3 pounds per hour, taking hut 12.56 per cent. ofcrczuu, and leaving hut 0.03 per cent. of fat in thc skim milk. Permit Inc to congratulate you on the L-xccllcnvc of this wm'k. Burlingtnn, Vt., Feb. 2, 1895. Yours truly, jOSEPII L HILLS. From the Pennsylvania Station comes the following: Your N0, 3 l'nitcd Status Sepurntor, used during our Private Dairy Course, has given perfect satisfaction, skimming very close, as low m; 0.04 of I per cunt, and this. when skim- ming above its guaranteed capacity. State College, Crutcr Con m, April 13, 1895. u. HAYWARD, Assistant Agriculturist. Our special circular 0n the I'nited Status Separator is full of facts. XVc an pleased to send it free to :11 . Ask for catalogues of anything for thu Ct'czuncry and Dairy. VERMONT FARM MACHINE CO. BELLOWS FALLS, VT. UMII Will BY T56 Cass 0f 90 Rgnnsgl Vamajfafe Cllege STATE COLLEGE, PA. .1895 Editm's Dedication Introduction . Collcgc Calendar Directory Board of Trustees Faculty and Instructors Standing Connnittccs Senior Class . junior Class . Sophomore Class . Frcslunnn Class Pn-pm'utory Students . Summary Fraucrnitics Eating Clubs Athletics Musical Organizations Other Organizations . Miscellaneous . Extracts from tho Aussorities . Register of mecssors Errata , . . Avk11mv1udg1m-nts . A11v1- rtiscmcn ts 69 71299 . 101-104 . 1115-126 1 1282133 . 134-162 . 163-228 . 229-240 241 242 243 245 ' EBEbn-IMCHIEF W. E.SNYDEE. ASSOCIATES AQTIST B. J . BOWEN DHOTOOQADHEQ 1?. A. KLOCK BUSINESS MANAGER J. 1W MCKIBBHN ASST. Busmass MANAGER C. S. GENGQHCH ammaxma A a .05 Q 0 Me dmr and 6rlozwdfrimd 9f our youffgful' days; My friend 11150, af ffw very dam of our acquainfanrcsHip, caused us f0 suspcrf Mai sfw Would soon 6e our master; ?Mo, as days passed 6y, faid Ma 6urdmzs 9f life more 5000in upon our immafurc slioufdcrs; against ?Mosc oppression we qffm jkvliljl rcvolfva', yei mvcr fosf an opporfmtify fo clievrfor liar, fofigliijbr Mr, f0 6e! our 1215i doflizr on flie superiority 9f Mr sons; lo Mr fvfzosrfrimdsfzip 2W amnof yvffuflij appre- riafc in alf ifs grandeur, 611i fvlio is sliwljl fending us Mis apprarinfion 6-11 fzer sczwrify-iliaf wry severity fvfn'rfz 503 made Mr flip dear and m'zu'rfailingfrimd 9f Mose ?Mo Mme prcrm'rd zls;' fo fliv ongfricna' ?Mose nwmory wilf 6c Cc'orfli Mvrisliing in qf'fvr-ymrs 7011-171 we arwjbr removed from livr pfmsing prrscnn': f0 our 47m gNaivr Mis sewnm volizmc 9f H1511 vie is mosf sina'n'fy and qum'fionafclj; dcdimfcd 5y Hie Erlhlors. Introduction. n H29 Years before H29 Deluge, i When fizis busfling World Was Young, i 510M212 moved H79 grand old pairiambs; dirt Was short and bife Was long. biHle need had fhey for hurry Wifb a thousand Years +0 live; We musi do ihings in fen minufes To which H292 whole monfbs wuld give. Whey progressed 0n mules and camels; We do nofhing of ihe sort. dill goes now by sieam and lighfning; dlri is long and bife is short Through H29 rush and hurly-buvly 6f ibis fasi and furious age, Come We +0 ibis year of marvels, Come We i0 +179 present page. To H29 noble Wrong of marfyrs Who shall read this Year's 'i Isa Uie, bingering o'er H29 printed pages dlnd H29 preHy ihings My 599, We Would quoie H29 Greek inscripiion: ii Do manL sheof fhe organ-man, He is doing, on a husile, gusf H29 very besi he can. 81-11111-5111133 April 3, 1895, Sunday. june 9, 1895,. . Monday. June 111, 1895. . , Tuesday. Juncu, 1895, . , Wctll1csdz1y,J1l11c 12, 1895, . Tuesday. September 111, 1895, . 1Vcdncsduy. Scplmnhcr 11, 1895, '1811111's1luy, November 28, 1895' 8VL-111u-Stluy, DL-cmnlwr 18, 1895, . . Wctlnvmluy, January 8, 1896. . Wednesday. March 24, 1896, . Wctlncsdny. March 31. 1896. J1111013u116, 1806,. . . Spring Session lwgins. . Baccalaureate Senmm. . Junior Omturiczll Contest. . Annual Meeting of Alumni. . Graduation Day. Iixzuninutions for Admissinn. . F1111 Session hcgins. . '18114111ksgivi11g Day. . Full Session unds. . Winter Session begins. . Winter Session ends. . Spring Session begins. . Cununcncmncnt1Vcck. DIRECTORY TinaMucsnnqxr'sUnrxcn, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RuomNu. 180 Upcn 5.00 LM. to 5.30 PJI. BUSINESSUFMQE, . , . . , . . . . . . . . .annNo. 170 01.L-11H.00.x.m. to 5.00 15M. CWJJ'ZGHLllnmux', . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rmman. 226 HpL-n 8.00 A.Rl. 105.00 l'.M. CHLLHHHlemxn Rmm, . . , . . . . . . . . . . .N0. 226 Open 8.00 AA! t0 x0.oo luxl. IENGINHHRINGREADING Rom1.. . . . . . . . . . . . .lingincuringBuilding UpL-n 8.00 Am. t05.001-..u. LUHRARYSOCIETY Rxmnmnlmoxls, . . . . . . . . . le-n 10 Members at 2111 1101113. ,09 1 ;1 llleARAlORYREADINGROOM. . . . . . . . . . . .No. 2L1. Oln-n 1.0010 7.00 v.31. 0;X,A1N.XSIK7KI' - . . . . . . . . . . . u . . Oprn 10.0010 12.00 A.Rl. uml 1.00m 7.00 12M. 311N158 ANHMINIM; ICxunu'r, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .RmnnNn. 126. L M.C.A. Room, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RunnlNU. 121 Meetings 7.00 v.31. Sunday. WASHINWFON LITERARY Socnc'rv. . . . . . . . know No. 567 Meetings 8.00 PAL, Friday. CRICSSONLITERARYSOCIETY, . . . . . . . . . . . . . - RUOIHNU-599 Mcctings 8.00 1-.M., Friday. JANITOR'SRUon, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . .N0.I73. 7 Board of Trustees. EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS. 111512XL'1:1.,11:NCY11.11N1121.11.IIASTINLS, 111111-1'11111111 1111: C11111111011111'111111. '121111; II11N le 1V1x 1112112111211, . S1 ':'1nlny1111111 C111111111111wc; 11111. 1211'20RGI'2 11'. ATIIICRTON II.. 11,, 1'1'1-51111-111 01 1IIL' C11111'g1' IUIIN 311'12111111'1 I 1., I12 811. Tim 1111N. 1111111252 11'. I ;'11 1A, 1-c1'1-1.11111111111'1'1111111111115. 1.1:N.'11111.111SJ S'11'2'11A111 .. ..,. 1111111111111 131-111'1'111. NATHAN 12. 51211112111211, 11.11.. 51111111111111111111111 1'1111111 1115111111111 . 1115212111 .11. 11'11.S0N,12s11. . 1'11'51111-111 111 11211111111111 11151111111: '1'111111115 .1 1: 111. 11:, 1: 511, ELECTED MEMBERS. R ICSI IHCNVIZS. 111c111111. 111:11.11'.1111011, , . . . , . .111111111111 11111111: 11' L 111N111'.11',, . . . . . , . . I'itlslnn'g, . II.1'.1V111'1':.'1 s11 , . . . . . 1111111111511111'15, . .111111. 1'. 111.1111, 12511., 1 . . . . . . . . lenr Springs The 11011. L'1'11115 111111111111, . . . . , , C1c111'F11-111, The 111111. 011111.115 11', S'1'11x111. . . . . Warren, The 11011. :131115 II. MYLIN, . . . . . Lancaster, Thu 111111. j1111N .-1.,11'11111111'111111, . . . 11111111111, SAMUEL R. Duwxlxn, 112511., , . . . 11'1'sLL'111-st1-1', 11.131155 F. 11111111, 12511.. . . . . Pittsburg, '12111- 11011. 1111112105 J11R11AN, . 1 . . . Harrisburg, Capt. CHARLES 11'. 1111111111119, . . . . 111-51 Chester, L2v1111s'12, 11211.1, 112511. .. . . . . . . . . 111111111114, 11111. 1.1.111: s A. 111: .11'1: 11 . . . . . . . . 11011111111113 . 11111111121.1111-:5'11211, 12511., . . . . . 11111'1'11111111-15, '1'111-111111.1 11113'1'15111111113', . . . . . . . . . , 1'r1'hi111'111 111' 1111' 1111:1r11. 1'.1111111'.1-:11'. :1'1'1111211'1'115'. . . . . Sum't'hu'y. Jnnx 11.1311131113', . . . . '121'1'115111'1-1'. h 1'11'511111111111111 ht: 111' 11g1111111111'111S111'i11v. S111'-'11111 1111111- $1.1m1111:1r11111.1111'111111111'1. . Harrisburg. . Harrisburg. . State College. . 11'115111115411111. , 11111131111154. . Harrisburg. . 11:11'1'1511111'14'. . 1'111111111'11111111. 11:11'1'1511111'14. '1'1111111ix1'111115, 1395 1895 . Harrisburg. . State L'11lI1-gc. . State College. Faculty and Instructors. GEORGE XV. ATJIJCR'FUN. I,I..D., P111551111ix'1', lhy'cxxur 0f lhll'll'ml um! Sana! Skirua'. AJL, Yale, 1863. A.RI.. Yale, 186.6. I.I,.D., Franklin and Marshall, 1883,. Pn-sitlcnt 0f 11-11113y1vuui11 Stuu- 01111-541: 1882. A 1P, 1D l; K. XVIIJJAM A. BUCKIIOUT. M.S.. Prwi'xwr 13f lfuluuy 11ml HUIUKIIIIIH'I'. H. 112.8. Pvnnsylmnizl 81:111- College, 1868. 111.8,, 18118. lnstruvtur in Natural Science :11 1'011115-1'11'1111111 State Cullugc. 1871. Proh-ssnrnf Mummy 11nd Hurti- 1'111111111, 1871. Member of the Smu- Fan-slry Commission, 1888. I. THORNTON USMOND. 111.18.. M.A., Projksxur :gf 171' 111113. AJL, Mt. l'nion, 1871. A.M., 1874. 31.8., Cornell, 1885. Ih-lluw 111' Anu-rican Assm Cintiun for Atlx'1111c111111-nlof Science. Pcnnsylvuniu $11111. Cnllcgv, 1879. HARRIET A. MCEIAVAIN. M.A., LADY PRINCIPAL. 1 'I'ofrxxur 11f lll'.1'lmjl'. M.A., Pennsylvania State 011103413 1885. Graduated from Munnt lInlyokc 8011111111133 ISM. Pennsylvania 8mm College, 1883. LUI'IS 1C. REBER, 11.8.. l'ngfc'xxar qz'zilz'rlmm'n um! chrlumiml lilllul'm'w'iug. 31.8.. Pennsylvania State College, 18811. Special Course, Muss. Inst. of 'JX-vh., 1883, Commissioner fur Pennsylvania, Paris Exposition, 1889, and Assistant Cmmuis- smucr for Pennsylvania, in charge of 3111195111111 Mining, Culumhizul l'ixposilinn. judge of Awards, DcpurtmcntImf Machinery, Columbiun Imposition. Member 11f Anu-rwun Snuicty of Mcchunicul Engim-crs 111111 Sucimy of Naval Architects. 1.; 1X'II.1,IAM FREAK, PII.D.. lefcxwr xiu'rimlluml Clwuzixllj'. 11.11., 1111ck11L-11, 1881. Pl1.D., Illinois 11'1-51cy1111, 1883. Assistant Professor of Natural Scicncc1111111ckncll, 1881-83. Assistant C11c111ist, U. S. Dcpnrlmunt uf Agricul- lung 188345. Vicquin-vtnr 111111 Chunist of Pennsylvania State College Ex- 1wri111c111Station, 1883. Professor at 1k-1111sylx'zu1iu Stzltc College, 1885. 1D K 11!, HICORGE GILBERT POND, M.A.. PH.D., H'wa'xur 1y. 1 Vlc'mz'sby. 11.1, .111111crst, 1881. M..-1.. 188.1. 1111.11,,1889. Universitynf Gfittingcn,1882483 111111 1885. Instructor in Chemistry 111 111111101291 College, 1883-88. Appointed Professor of C11c111istry in 1111: 1'1-11115y1vn11iu Slate Collcgc, 1888. Granted :1 year's 10mm- of absence, 1893894, 111111 pursued 1111111110011 study at 1114: Universi- -Lics 01 11c1'1111111111 Munich. A Y. 111 l; K. IIICNRY P. ARMSBY, 1111.11,, Lz'dm'rr an Animal Cllcmixlry am! 11lHlt'-f?fdl'lqu. 11.8., Wurcustcr Polytechnic Institute, 1871. 1'11.l1.,Y:111-, 1879. Director Pennsyl- xmlin State Colh-gc 1Cxpcrin1cut 811111011, 1887. Professor Punnsylvuniu Sum: Collt-gc, 1891. Commissioner 011 Dairy Tests, in charge Cwopcrutivc Stutiml 1fx11ihit, Cnlmnhiun Exposition, 1893. 411; K. 1CD1VIN 11:. SPARKS, M.A.. l'riurl'pal Qf Mr Mrpamlm'y lh'purlmml. AJL, 01119 State l'11ivcrsity, 188.1. M.A., 1891. Instructor 01119 3mm l'11in-rsily, 1884 85. Principal Pnrtsnmuth, 01110. High 81111901, 1888. Snpcri11tc11tlc11t Public 81110015111 Martin's Fcrry, 1888789. Pennsylvania Stntc Cullcgc, 1890. X 111. IIICNRY J. VVATJCRS, B. A12. S, l'rqli'xwr 1yxlg'rimllun'. 11. Ag. 8., 1'11ix'crsity of Missouri, 1886. 011qu1111; 1110ch of Secretary of Missouri Slim.- 1111;111:101. Agriculture, 1886 87. Assistant Agriculturist Missouri Iixpcri- 11101118141110 , 18884;; Ik-nnsylvamin sum: Cullcgc, 1892. 111 K :- 111131111X T. FICRNALD, P11.11., l 707221.1ur 1gf Zoolqgjn 11.8.,31111111- SlxllcCullcgu, 1885. 111.3., 1888. Pll.D.,Jnh11s Hopkins, 1890. Instructor Johns Hopkins, 1889-90. Pennsylvania State Cnllcgc, 1890. 1; 1.9 II. ISICNJAMIN 111141.. M.A., Mugfmxm' rgf LrIII'H . l1.A.,Wcs11-yn11, 1870. 111.131., 1873. Taught 1.111.111 z1t Wilbmlunn Academy, 1111155., 1872879. Professor of Greek 111111 History :11 Wilbruhmn Aczulcmy, 187.1 92. Pennsylvania Smu- Cullcgc, 1892. 111 Y. 1D B K. 10 WILLIAM C. TI'IAYICR, M..X., I ?ofz'nor of JIUH'ww Lauglmgm. 1LA.,C011111111111, 1876. 31.11., u'illizuns, 188.1. At University of Giiltingcn, 1879780. 011111111111: Scholar, Johns Hopkins, 1881. Fellow, 1881 11nd 1888. Professorat 110111111, 188273. Principal jackstmville, 15111., High School, 1881-7. Instructor in Modem Languages, 11:1111'111orc, 1888 91. Pennsylvania State College, 1892. 16. W. MCCASKICY, IST I,llil P., 21511 INFANTRY, U. S. A., lh'ofrxxor of 11117111111 Sricmv amz' 721111111. C0111111cted Junior Yczlr, Franklin and Marshall, 1882. Grudnuu-d from West Point 111111 received Cunnnissinn. 1886. Grzuluulul from School of Application, 1:1. Leuvcmmrth, 10111., 1889. PFUIIIULUI to First Licutcnunt, 1892. Pennsylvania State College, 1892. MAHNUS C. IHI.SICNG, 15,111.. 016., 1111.11, Puyksquf le'm'uq Ellgiln'z'n'ng'11ml C?alqu. L119 1'2.M., Columbia, 1875. 1111.11, 1880. Graduated from Brooklyn Pnlyclinic Institute, 1872. Assistant in Physics :11 Colmnbizl, 1875-81. Division 1131114111011 N. Y. 11. x U. R. R., 1881181. Professor of Enginccring :11 Colm'mlu 81:111- 801100101 Mines, 1881h93. Pc1111sylm11111Slate College, 1893. 111 K 3 JOHN PRICEJACKSON,11.81. 3113.. Prufmxw' 1f lflr'driml EIIgI'Izt'c'I'I'IIy. 11.8., Pennsylvania State College, 1889. 111.112., 1892. With Western 19115;1'111,-01'11112,r Cm, Lincoln, Nah, 1888. With Edisun 111. C11,, Pllilaulolphin, 1889. Director 91' Mechanical 111-11111111111-111. Fisk l'111vcrsily, 18897911. Constructing Railway Engineer, Spraguc Railway Cu, 111111 1121115011 Gcnrml Iflloctric Cu, 189,-1. Instruvtm' in Mechanic Arts 211. Pennsylvania State 0111ch; 1891. Professor of I'IlL-Ctrit'nl Engineering, 1892. Mcmhcr 01' 1111111111111 Institute of 11310111110111 Engineers. d1 K E. THOMAS XV. KINKAID, 178.181., 1-1.1.1mia11' l 111erxur 1f Alaw'llmm'al Eng'iue'm'ing. Past Assistant 1911141110011, United States Navy. Gruduutwl 11-0111 United States Naval Academy, 1880. Professor 11f Mechanical Engim-L-I'ing :11 chv 11:111111511irc State College, 18813-9. lk:1111sy1v2111i:1 State College, 1893. FRICD. 113. FOSS, C.lC., l'I-qj;'x.mr of 1 'z' 211'! lirzg'z'm'erizm'. 11.11., Bates Collcgv, 1883. 111., 1886. 8.11., Massachusetts Institute 01 '11cc1111ulogy, 1886. Resident 11211g111c1-r, Chicago, 81.121111 and Kansas City R. 11., 1886-9. Resident Engineer, Cllicugu Union Transfer R. 11., 1889-91. Instructor in Civill 1'211g1'11L-L-1'i11g, Massachusetts Instituu- 0f 11100111111101.1913 18917-3. 1'01111-81'1' 1'1111111 State College, 1893. JUSICPII MOODY 1VlLI.ARD, B.A.. Prquxm' af Alalllcmalirx. 11.11., 111111111011111, 1887. United 81111155 C011s1 111111111-01111110 Survey, 1886-7. 11151111111011 in Mathematics, Pinkerton A1r1111c111y, 1887-911. 8011111111, Fellow, 111111 Fellow- 11y-C11ur1csy, johns Hopkins U111v1:rsity. 1890-3. Pennsylvania 811111.- College, 1393- A K 111' 1-1 B K, ALBERT S. BULLICS, 1111.11, Profvsxm' 11f Eamumirs aml' Gmuuvrn'al 1.1120. 1111.11., 31111111611113; College, Vcrn111111. 11111111111111 111 the Albany 1.11111 81:1111111, 1865. 1.1-111111'011111 111C 1111511111 171111'0115113' 1111 111111110111 Iiconmny, 1878 81. Professor 111 Mcrcuntilc L11w 111111 Practice 111 1111- UniversiLy of Pennsylvania, 1882-87. 141111111111 1111 1111: 1.1111 111111 1'1111c1icc of Banking since 1887. Lecturer in 1111: New Yurk L11w 81:1111111 111111 Dickinson Law School. 12111101 of 1111- Bant't'r's 11111311- :inr,Nch11rk, 51111'1- 1881. Chief of 1111: Burcnu of 11111115111111 511111811138 01 111-111151'11'1111111 since 1887. Pcl1115y1v1111i11 Suite College, 189.1. GliORGIi C. BUTZ, 111.18., . Ixxixlmzt l'rqfexxor of llorlirulhmu 31.8., Pennsylvania 8111111 College, 1883. Instructor in Prcpz1r1111n'y Dcpz11'1111e111, 1881-5. 11011101111111.1511 of 1k-1111sylv1111111 811111- 0111ch Experhncnl 811111011 since 1887. AssisLunL Professur Pennsylvania 811111.- College, 1887. 1b 11 A, HARRY HARKNICSS STOICK. 11.5., 1C.M., . Ixyislanl l I'1y'1'.vxur 0f 11l1'IIiILg' lillginn'rz'ng' 11m! Illrlullmgqjt. 11.8., 1111-1111411, 1887. 1C.M., 1888. Assistmn 1121115111ccr. Susquehanna C11111 C11, 1888-9. 1115111101111 1401111511 1'11ix'crsity, 1889-93. Pennsylvania $11111.- C0110gC, 11893. .X 1D E E. MADISON M. GARVER, 13.8.. . lssl'slunl Prali'sxm' 0f I'llysirx. 11.8., Cornell, 1876. 11151111111011 111 11111111c11111111'5 111 Cornell, 1876. Instructor in 0111511115115' 111111 311111-1'1111114'1', 1879-81. Professor 111 N111111'111 Svicucc, Mcrccrs- 111111;: College, 1877-9. 111-111-1111 811111-111111c11111-111 United States 11311-111111: 1115,1111 C11, 1884-87. 1210c1111-Dy11111111c Cm. 1887. Weston Electric Instruction 011., 1888-911. 0111511111111; Elvctriciuu, 18911-93. Pennsylvania St111c C1111cg'c, 18951,. FRANKLIN 1131.1110'11'11 '111'T'111111I. 1111.11.I . Issislml! Hmi-ssar 0f Cluwlixlry am! llliucmlauy. B.A., 11111110151, 1889. 111.11., 1111.11,, 12131111114111, 1893. 111511'11C111r 111 C11c111istry 111111 Minemangy, Pc1111sy11-1111i11 8111111 Cullcgc. 1889-94. Assistant Professor, 1894. 1-1 .x X. XVILLIAM MASON TUXVLIC. 11.8. Asxislant l 5'1111'31111' 11f Pradiml Alabama. 11.8., Wnrccstcr Polytechnic Institute, 1877. Instructor in Mechanical Enginccring 111111 130rc1111111 0f Shops, Corncll, 1889-91. Pennsylvania State 0111ch, 1892. Me11111L-r of American Society 111' Mechanical 11211351119013. ICRXVIN 1V.RUNKI.1C, 111.11., 1111.11,, Assixtmll lb'afmsor 0f I?UIrl112l17gy11111l lleu'vs. 11.11., Western Cunegc, Toledo, 111., 1899. 1111.11, Yule, 1893. Lecturer 011 the 1115101111111 Philosophy, Yule, 1892-3. Pennsylvania Smu- College, 1893. FRED 1.1511715 PATTJCIC, M.A., . Issislaut Plvfz'ssor 11f E 11g111111 mid lez'larir. AJL. 11191111011111, 1888. A.M., 1891. Principal of Schools, 16111911101111, N. J,, 1888-9, 1111111111111 High School, Mcmlnn, 2111155., 1889-911. Principal Cues sz1tlcx11yu1111 Professor 111 113111411511, 1890-4. 111-111153'11'1111111 Stuu- 01111-1413 189.1. JICNNIICJ.11111.1.ARD, Illxlrltrlm' 1'11 11l11.11'r. Pupil 11f Curl 7.1-1'1111111, Stcphcu A. 1131110131,111111.11'111111' 111111112 Instructor in Music, Pennsylvania State College, 1889. '11. RAYMOND BEYER, 13.8., C.1C., 111.1071er 1'11 Civil E Ilginrrring. 11-5-1 1'1111'1-115113101' Pennsylvania, 1889. C12,, 18911. 11151111111111; Pennsylvania 81:111- Cnllcgc, 18911, ANNA 161.17.:111112'1111 REDIIUCR. lustrurlor 1'11 ludushv'ul Ar! and 011111111. 11111111 of Philadelphia School of Dvsign for Wumcn. 111'1l11uzllc 111 Pennsylvania Musumn Schonl 01 11111115111111 Art. Instructor in Industrial Art 111111 11csig11, 1,1:111153'11'1111111 Slzltc College, 18911. MAURICE J. '1111011111811N,ILA., Illslrudur 1'11 Illullwumlirs. Aw Rutgers, 1889. Instructor in Mathemmtics, Pennsylvania State Collcgo, 1890. A Y. 1D 11 K. jUSHPlI 11, TUDOR. C12,. 31.8.. luxlruvlur 1'11 .1l11llu'11mli1'x. C'E'1141'f113'81101 1556. 31.8., 1889. Instructor 111 11111111c11111111's 111111 Principal Allu- ghcny County Academy, C11111111-11111111I, 11111., 1886889. Instructor in M1111101111111cs, Coukos 011101.50. 1339-91. 0111111111110 8111111111, 1.21111111gc11, 18912. Graduate Stu11c11tzul11 1'11ivcrsityScholar,Johns111111111115 University, 1892-91. Instructor Pennsylvania 81111.0 College, 1895. A Y, 111 1 K. I 1 HARVEY 1i. IHTNKLIC, 11.8.. 11151111110141! Jlrvlnmiml Drawing. 11.8., Pennsylvania State College, 1893. Instruvtur in Mechanical Drawing. 1893. E X. jUHN A. IIIVNTICR. B.S., 111511'111101' 1'11 1111'1'1111111'1'111 1311411111'1'111'1llu'. 11.8.. Pcn11sy1vuniu Stutc Cullugc, 189'1. Parson's Technical School, 18911794. 111- 51111011111111 Mechanical Engineering, Pennsylvania State College, 1895. HARRY A. LARDNIER, 13.3., 111slr11rlur 1'11 Elrrlriz'al 151191.3'1'11111'1'1'1131. 11.8., I'nivcrsity 0f XYisconsin, 1893. Instructorin Electrical Engineering. Pennsyl- 8 vuniu State College, 1891. E X, HARRY HAYWARD, 11.8.. lustrm'lor 1'11 Agv'iruliurv. 11.8., Cornell, 1894. Instructor in Agriculture, Pcnnylvuniu State College, 1895. K E, E E. PAl'L 11. BRENEMAN, 11.8., 11511111111! 1'11 Civil l511g'1'111'1'17'1113'. 11.3., Pennsylvania State College, 1894. Assistuutiu Civil Engineering, 1391. E A E. WILLIAM II. RICBIIUX, B.S., .lexz'slmzl 2'11 67111111171111 Laburulmju 11.5.. lk-nnsylx'nniu Stuu- College, 1891. Assistant in Chemical Laboratory, 1894. E A Ii. . CHAS. ALBERT BROWN, le, A.B.. 115171111111! 1'11 Clnwn'ml 1.111101111111111. A.B.,Wi111111115, 1892. Pennsylvania Stale College, 1895. q; l; K. LICXVIS 1V. MAT'FICRN. 13.8.. Axsishml 1'11 Euglixll. 1 11.8., Pennsylvania State Cullcgc, 1891. Assistant in English, 1891. XVILLIAM 0. FARN81VORTII, M.A., 11351th11! 1'11 1 1'1'111111 111111 0177111111. A.H.. Ilnl'vaml, 1893. A.M., 1891. Assistant in French and ch'muu, Ik-nnsylvuniu Stub: Collcg'c, 1891. GEORGE Tl'CKJCR SHLIJMV, M.A.. luxlrm'lor 1'11 lh'fuy'ululj' lh'parimmll, 1511; !1'311 11ml l.al1'H. 11.11., IV11ivcrsiLy of Rochester, 1889. M.A., Cornell, 1892. 1115111111013 Gulushurg, 1389-90. Instructor, Ohio Military Academy, 1891191. Pcnllsylviuml State College, Preparatory Dcpm'tnu-nt, 1892. jOSIil'II M. 9VOLFIC, M.A., lnxlrudar 1'11 Przymralmy Drparlmml, Alzllln'umtim. A.B., Huckncll IHliVL-rsity, 1839. A.M., 1892. Graduate Student Cornell University, 188991. Instructor in Swzlrtlmmrc Grmnnmr School, 1892-93. Instructor in Preparatory Department, Pc1111sy1wmiu Stuu- College, 1393. 1D K W, GEORGE 1V. HUSKINS. Dl'rrclor qf IVIJ'SI'ml 7 $11 in I'Mg'. Athletic Club of 1110 Schuylkill Navy, Philadelphia. Champion Middleweight A111z1tc111' NVrcsllcr 0f the United States, 1890. Active Member American Asso- ciation for Advmlcclncut of Physical Education. Director of Physical Train- ing, lki1111sy1vz111iz1 Stuu- College, 1892. Standing Committees of the Faculty. 1. ON ATHLETICS: Puomassnus SPARKS, MCCASKICY. IIILSHNG. 9. UN ADVANCED DEGREES: l'RuFl-iSSORS IH'CKHUI'T, REIHCR, GILL. TIIAYER. VILI,AR1L ON ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS: L? PkoM-ZSSURS OSMOND, SPARKS. FIERNALD, PA'FTICE, VILLARD. .1. UN MILITARY ICXICMIVFIUNS: Pkornssuus ML'CASKI'ZY, FREAK, jACKSON. . UN RICCICPTIUNS IN THE :XRMURY: I'Iumcssuks RICIHCR, ARMSHY. SPARKS. 6. 0X TERM SCIIICIWLICS: PRUFICSSURS RICHTER, IN NS, :an 'rmc SECRETARY 01: Tune FACULTY UN SCHEDULES FOR IRRMH'LAR STUDENTS: lo PRUFICSSHRS FICRNALD, OSMOND. 8. UN TI'IIC PleClK-XlxKX'H RY DICIKXIVFMICNT: l'kuFliSSURS SPARKS, BI'CIUIUI F. GILL. 4M w-Emwuq.w-n pm... mm. Senior Class. Class mall: Hoop-Pa-Rah ! Hoop-Pa-Live! WiSh-La-Rooh! Wish-l.a-lve! X! C! V! Rah! Ninety-Five! CLASS 'Ol.0RS.- Olz'zu' Green tllld Pink. Officers: CHARLES WATSON BURKETT, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Prmideul. WILLIAM JAMES Moomc, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Virc-Presidml. HARRY GEORGE FLECK, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Scrrrtmy. EDWIN PARTRIDGIE HARDER, . . . . . . . . . . . A . . . . . . . . 'l'rmsurrr. GEORGE EDWARD S1511;ERT,. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chaplain. EDWARD IIUMES HARRIS, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . .Hz'ston'au. JACOB EUGENE HALL, . . .Pocl. JOHN LEWIS HARRIS, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . .lilm-slml. m1. J b a7! Members: DUNIIAM. BARTON, . . 111cm; Pa, . . . . . .C11c1nistry K 21,0 N 141 4 Class SecrLitzu'y 213, 133; Business M1111:1gL1r of Fiat Lance 133; A11c1131ii Club; Manager 0 lL-L- 111111 13111313 Club 133', Assc1111313 Connnittcc' , Crcsson Lithry Society. 1113011 MCAIJJSTick BEA V1511, . . . l3rllzf13nle,l1z,. . General Science. B 8 11,19 N E ; Class Executive ConuniltLL 113;DeL1.1n1ltion C1311tcst1113, 123; 111'Lzsi11c111 AthlLtic Assnciation1 133; '95 LA Vllc Board; 31111101'0111101'. CHARLES WATSON 11URK1$TT,. . lwmmgrlun, la. Electrical Engineering. :11 13A . A; DeL1:111111tion Contest 113,123; L119. 1'001131'111'1011111 113, 123; Cresson Lilci 1'111 3 SociLty ; Manager1311SL131111'1ic111n 123; Fret Lalm' Editor 133; Third Orvis Prize ; 11001131111 ConnniltL-L- 133; General Athletic Committee 133; Editor- in-chicf '95 LA V1142; Assembly Committee; junior 01'11101'; Class President 143; Business Manager Frye Lanre 143. '1110111As RISI3ON CUMMINS, . . . Cmmmul, Olzzo, Civil Engineering. 3 A E, 19 N 141 - CrLsson Liter111'3 Society ' Artist 95 LA V1142; Asse1111313' C0111- mittce. IIARRY 6142 4011011 IIICK, . . . Alltgrlzeny, 111., Civil Engineering. 11 1:9 11, Q N E ' Crcsson Literary Society ' Class Baseball Club 113, 123; Manager 111111 C1113111in 133; Adelphi Club. 1I14:N111' HOLLINCSHEAD 1:11.1111', . . . .'..,Calawlcm I11, Iilcctrical Engineering. K 3' Class 11asc13a11'1c1un123; Class 14001131111'1Lmn 13. 33111.1.11'1111 KENT 3.111110111ch . . . . .I3MLXIK7'1II: la14.11111iL11114.11ginLL-ring. B19 ll, 19 N I41; Ci'cssun 1.itLr:113 Socict3' , Class 13115L-131111 lczun 123,133; Class Executive Committee 12 3; Class 14001131111 '1L.1111 123 , 13 3; A11L113111 Club. 11111311 GI1AV,. . . ..lj1r,wm 111MechanicalLnginLcring. d3 K E CI'CSSOil LitL1'111'3 SociLly; Dcdmnution C011test13,123;C11lss 131151131111 Team 113, 123,133; Bunjo 111111 L.ICL C11113123,133, 14' Assistant Business Manager '95 LA V114: ; Junior Orator. 014:13111111 130115143121311111111, . . . . . . . .I'Yll131133'c,l11., . . . . . . . Biology. 111 l3 A. . 071'7 747W ROBERT BRUCE GREEK, . . . Buffer, 1a., . .IlioIo d, K: O N II; Class Baseball IL-am I2I, I3I; Mmmgci' Bziscball Team I4I; Adclphi Club. JACOB EUGENE HALL, . . . . .Flemimf, I'm, . . . . . . .Cl1e111istry. Cressun Literary Societv;II1i9ines.9 Manager 95 LA V115. EDWIN 15111111111014 HARDER, . . . . .Calzzwz'ssa, 1311., Electrical Engineering. Cresson Litcrmy Society ; Declanmtion Contest III; 211 Orvis Prize; Free Laure EIIiU1rI3I,I4I:C11199'Jrea911rcrI3I, I4I. Emvum 111111159 I-I 1111119, . . 13311401111, 111., . . . . .Iliology. ll, K 2,0N1I1; Class Baseball I'ch1111;Cluss Football Team; Glee Club 3II; Banjo 11nd Glee Club I3I , I4I; Assembly C0111111ittcc I4I; Adclphi Club. J011NI.1w19IIARRI9, . . 51mm , P0,, . . Mininglnginccring. 111 A 141' 0 NE ; Cla9s IIootbnll Team I1I,I2I;Collegc IInotball Team I2 I, I3I, I4I; General Athletic Cm11111iltecI2I,I3I; Football Committee I31; Assembly Connnittee ; Class Football Team ; Cresson Literary Society. 51121111141. FRANKLIN IIICRR, . . . . . . . lhrrm.rsus,l?1., . . .Civil Engineering. K E. B11101: 1311111159 HORTON . . . . .Slufrld, Pa.,. . . . . EcnemlScicncc. B 0 11; Class IIxecutivc Counnittcc III ; Declunmtion Contest III, I2I; ISt Prize III; I377 ! Laure ICditorIQI; Class Presidc11t13I; I95 LA VIII: Board; Junior Oratnr; Cresson Literary Society; Adelphi Club. MELVIN JESSE Kmmcu, . . . . .szbury. 111., .Elcctrical Engineering. Class Baseball Team I2I, I3I; Junioi' Orzitor R111 PII L191mr..1I:1 FHNIACDONAID . . State Collzgre Pa Mechanical Engineering. 0 N E- Dcclanmlion Contest I2I; Class 'Iren911rerrI2;I Crcs.9011 Literary Society. ' Mai1 zlgcr GenLruI AthILtics I3I; Junior 0111101 ; Assembly Committee I4I. 23 X 6g ' J k LL I I I ijgfawgfigg; m W 'i 1 f v 3.111163 G.Mu1s11:..,111 . . . V . .li'rllszzlc, Pa... ElectricalEngineering. 1b A la - Cresson Literary Society. 11.111111 FIFCII 11111111151, . . . .Skaucalzles, N. Y., Mechanical Engineering 111 P A I'ntcrL-d the Class of' 95. Senior Year 111111121111 IVI.1FHIAS,. . .Cllalfontr, lit. ., Electrical Engineering. CrL-ssou Literary Society; Dcclmnution Contest 12 23 Junior Orator. Wu 1.1.1111 jxmcs 1311101119,. . . . xlllumm, Pa., Mechanical lfx1ginccring. E A E ' Dcclanmtion Contest 03;C11ptnin Class Football '11::1111 133, 143; Manager Glue 111111 Banjo Club 143; Assembly ConnnitlL-c; Washington Literary Society. DAVID 141331.11; PATTERSON, J11., . . . . Allzjgrlwuy, lit , Mechanical Engineering. B 09 '1' m N B; Class Executive Committee 03, 123; FVIKL1121f6123433; Collugu Orchestra ; Assmnbly Conunitlce; '95 L.1 V119 Board ; Junior Orator; Editor- i11-c11ief Frre Lana! Q43; Cresson Litcmry Society; Adelphi Club. 11.111111: CREIGHTON 1114;111:1511, . . . . . erulmn, l'a., . . . . . .ChL-mistry. q; A Id 3 XVashingtml Literary Society ; Cinss Marshal 133. 31.11115 1 111111111 1N Rom:1:11s, . . 4 . . Jllwgrlmny, la , Mechanical Fuginccring. B 0 ll, 60 N E; Class EXLCIXUVC Cmmnitth 03, 123; lL1111is l'Lzun; Assembly C0111111ittL-c;LrLsson LitL-rzlr3 Socict3. 131101119. Wnsow 1111111111111101111, . 4 . llarrz'xbm'g, 111., . . Civil Engineering. 1b P A ; XVnslliugtun Literary Society ; i95 LA V119 Board. 01120111111: EDWARD 51111111111, . . . . . . . lfyllcfonlc, lh.,Mucl1nnicnl Engineering. 1V11shi11g1011 Literary Society ; Class Chaplain. 25 WARRENP.SM11EY, . . . . Ivatlmyw'lle, 111,. . . . . .Chcxnistry. Q1 K 3- , 1411tered the Class of' 95, Senior Year. 01201101: BR Am' bNYDI' R . . . .Slale College, 111., . . Civil Engineering. 111 K; 0 N E;C1ass Secretary 611; Washington Literary Society; 151. Orvis Prize; '95 LA V11: Board. JOHN EDWARD SNYDER, . . . . .Slute College, Pa., ML-L'hanicul Engineering. d1 K E, 09 N E - Washingtmi Lithry Society' , AdLllihi Club; Llnss IEXLcutiVL Cmmuittce 1,11, 2H; Class 11001112111 FL-aun. ?mmm: KNOX SP1:NCh,. . . ..Ilche'1 5liocks,Pa., . . . .C11c111istry. E X, 01 N E; Class Echutivc CoimnittL-e 111,121; Class 10111111111 Team; Class Baseball 1 cam General AthlLtic CL1111111ittL-L- , Assc111111y Connnitlce; Manager 11001112111 Team 141; Football Committee 01, 121. Roman WARINL: WI11:1.AN11,. . . . . . .Slate Collem',l1z.,. . .GL-uL-ml Science. Cressou Literary Society. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WILLIAMS, . . . . 11 ilk1'5barr1', 111., . 1111111111;Engineering. 6-1 N I11 ; Class Baseball Team ; 1711111111111 C0111111ittcc 141; Class 1111111111111 Team. HARLAN LAWRENCE W1511.,1k'11 . . . . .IVe'l's Tamzujl, l11., . . . .ChL-mistry. E A IC ; Class 1' chutnn 01; Class 13001111111 1L:1111;'95 LA Vnc 1111:1111; Crcsson I itL-rzuy Society , Assmnhly C0111111ittcc. History of '95. CHAPTER I. S we come before you for the last time, We seem as if mi 1111 Alpine height, from which we survey the descent from the green and sunny fields of Freshman, the stormy hills of Sophmnm'e, the rugged heights of Junior; and we know now we mi slwik of mu- nchievements without prejudice, with malice toward none and with charity for 2111. How strong. how sanguine were we in those early days in the scope of our numbers and the leadership of our King ! How we were limiized on the eve 01. our football victory for ezuies! And when time sped on and examinations confronted us, we Still, for the most part,cmih1 say with Perry, H tVe have met the enemy and they are ours. Menmry lingers on those fruitful days rich in rewards, in thinks, 21nd athletic suprenmcy under our King. And so we celebrated our glaries in a banquet. which, hrillimit success that it x ':is. added :mother laurel to our brows. But m'er-eonfidence and vanity were destructive to us. To show our strength, we dispatched at H ting-mising our strongest men to Belletimte, for we believed that our chances for success, even with depleted numbers, were nearly infinite. But oh, what :1 fall! lmth 01' the flag and our pres- .w tige, and although '94 pulled it down, nevertheless, in a desperate battle, we wrenehed most 01' its tattered shreds from them. In our despe'ation we could not endure its heiin,r worn by our vile enemies as huttonhole ornaments. So we cunnnitted that most deplorable deed which marred our fair nain - and fame. lVe lmltetl from the Chapel to meet them from above on the stairs, in order that the force of gravity might further our task. Alas! our elder brothers of the Faculty speedily restored order, dis- patched nmst terrific letters to our parents, removed all 0111' cuts aml added special probation. lint, undannted even by these reVerses, King,r C. yet again rallied our forces. Xl'e assembled secretly at the Post Olliee and there, havint,r successively removed the remnants of our banner frmn '94, victory smiled upon us. Spring games and Commencement followed, in which, while not winning lgz's enp, we nevertheless stood second in the race. Alas! would we could dwell forever in this pleasant realm of memory, but we must hasten on. CHAPTER II. We shudder even to think how our Sophomore year opened, when it he tame plainly evident that we could never, never more claim class supremacy, much less any prospects of success in class athletics. Class spirit succumbed and no contest with '96 occurred during the fall session. Antagonisnls and gene'al misunderstanding took place he- tween our members and the :aenlty, especially those of the Mathematical Department. In retaliation for their punish- ments we became the terror of the halls, midnight fiends and the ehiralrous knights, whme especial functions were with the new men. The Banquet time of '96 tame on. The Freshies slipped away, while we made mirs, which was to he held the next day, puhlic, thus precipitating the first conflict with I96. In a long, desperate strug- gle they kept us from the train. But at last, by a sharp piece of diplom- acy, we acknowledged their victory over 11s, whereupon they allowed 11s to depart in peace to the traineaml this was simply our desire after all. 39 fa CHAPTER III. For a short period we had peace, until the Hag-hoisting of i96 occurred, in which we were badly ousted. But we retired in good order from the fray. after having made three gallant rushes, and, like XVilliani of Orange, Hwe gained quitA as much in defeat as our opponents from victory. This eontiiet closing,r our actions on fields of strife, we devoted our efforts to college work, general athletics, class publication, and the chastisement of certain members of our class, who seem never to know the place of propriety. Our struggle with the exanl.-fiend is nearly over. Soon we leave our chapel seats, and H departing, leave behind us, estolen sleigh-rides from College mule t-ains, plenty of down-town hills, frowns from the Faculty, man; a one t$n dollar bill at the business office to aid the library, and friends in the other classes. However. before departing, We shall sell our old furni- ture and books, and try to leave town as ereditably as possible. CHAPTER IV. XVhile we have written truthfully our personal exploits, we have not spoken of the changes ;ehow admission requirements have been much raised, new buildings have been erected on the campus, powerful athletic teams sent out, and how numerous other things attest the increased pros- perity of the College. In the face of such a glorious record, what is a paltry Class athletic cup or an insignificant football victory? Our history, as a class, is nearly closed. XVe bid you adieu, knowing well that 1111 these experiences have developed for us strong characters. Let us assure you that the love of organization and fraternal spirit which every Class should foster, and which is an ever-potent factor of success in all the avenues of trade and business, has been highly cherished by the Class of '95. Junior Class. Class men: Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rix! X! C! V! I! Ninety-Six. CLASS C01. 0135: Royal Pulpit uml Orall'ut'. Officers : JAMES M. MCKIHIHN, . . . . ...... FRANK W. chssov, . . WALTER A. LYON, JACOB F. Mow, BENJAMIN J. BOWEN, . ILuuu' M. S'mcxmu'r, HOWARD II. Janis. . . WILLIAM E. Sm'mik. . .Prz'sia'ent. . l G're-l 1 mid cnl . . .Sea'elmy. . Wrasmrr. . I'lz'slw'z'ml. , Alarslml. . Chaplain. . Purl. MpngtoMJWHN l-j $77W2f1' Members: 1111.111111th 1111153 11mm N, . . .11 ell.',111mo Pm, IFchtr1c11l I111g111ce1'111g 111 A 111; Entered 1111111 1V111ls110r11 High School SoptL-nmer, '92; Washington Literary Society; ClassAthlL-tic'lcmn 111,121; 11111'11 him in Mathematics 121; '96 LA Vnc 110:1r111311;j1111111r Orumr 1.11.1115 1111:Nsc11'1'11'k CAR'111:,R . . . . . 11.1.1112, 1a., . . . . . . Latin ScianL- 1F.11tcre11 from Prep. Scpte111bcr,' 92', XVushington Literary Societx; Dcclzunatmn Contest 111; DLhating Contest 121; '96 LA V111: 1111:11'11131; junior Omtor. 1511.1111. KINCII DIan, . . . . . . Warrior's lllm'k, 111., . 11'1L-c11z111icul Engineering. 111 A 111; Entered f1'0111 Prep. September, '92; C1355 Executive C111111nittc1: 111; C1155 111101111111 and Baseball 11111113111, 121 ; Athletic '1'1-11111 121 ; College Foot- 111111 Team 131. 111111-25 GILMORE 11111131101115, . . . . . .llarrz'xluuyj, l'11., . .Civil 1611gi11ccri11g. E A E, 611 N 111; Entered from Mansfield Normal School Scptmnbcr, '92; Class Executive Committee 111; Class Football Tcmn 111, 121; College Football Team 121, 13 0111111. 1: S ML'III1: 1N111' 11 m . . . . .N1wporl, I'm, . . . . . F1L-11crul Scicncc. S. X, 10 N la '131111r111 from Nprort High School SL-11tc11111L'1','92 ; XVashinglon Literary Sncicty' , Class Marshal 121. 11151111111111: 1?. 1115111111, . . . . . .IVll'l11dtlp1Ii1I,P1I.,.1C1L'Ctr11'111Engineering, 1; 1.1 n' 0 N 11,; Entered 110111 P1'L11.Scptci1111L-r, '92; General Athlctic Com- mittee 111; Delegate State 1111151'1011Lgi11lL- A. A. Convention ; 01:11c1'111 Athletic Team 111, 121, 131; 1F11111111111'1Fczl111 111, 121, 131; Class 1111111111111 Team 121, 131; Class Baseball Team 121; Football C0111111ittcc 121; Class Executive C0111- 111ittL-c 121; Captain Football Team 131; President Athletic Association 131 ; Assembly Cmnmiltec 131; Adelphi Club. CHAS. 5111111111211 Gleucn, . . . . . . l.a;11lisw'lle,l1z., . Mcchuniml1.1211141110011111; 1.11 N E; Entered from Prep. Septunbcr, '92; Class Secretary 111; 1V11shil1gto11 Litcrm'y Society; President College Press Bureau ; Assistant Business Manager, '96 LA V111: 1111:1111 ; Business Manager Fret l.1ulr1'. 101m I'RANCIS 61115311211, . . .1 1101i, 111., . . . 1'21L-ctricr11Engineering. Entchd from Unixcrsity 0f '1c1111cssce Scptc111ber,' 93. 11111111121111 1111111111111: GLOSSER, . . . . .111011', 111., . . . . Mining Engineering. Entered from University of Tennessee, Septmuer, '93. 35 XVALMPR W GREENI. 1,1110 . . . . .Claumz, 111., . . .Miniug Engineering. 1b K E, 60 N D; Itntewd frmii Prep. Septe111ber,'92 ; Class 19001111111 '19L'11111U9, '29; Class 11115L111111'19L'1u11 U 19, 129' , College Baseball Team 119, L29, 139; Class Treasurer 129; Athletic '19011111 129; 11115L-h1111 Cm11111ittcc 129, 0,9; Assembly Connnittce ; Adclphi Club. WINDSOR L9.11Aw1.11:v .US'HmIlrm I11. l.loctri1'111 Fuginccring. q: A E, Q19 N 111 ' 112111011311 from tliL School of Lucknwanim SLptcmbcr, 92; Class Marshal Q11 ; College 1'11rc11cstr119, 29,139;111u1j0 C111b119. 129, L3 9', 192? LmIn' 129, 139, 149' , Crcssou Literary Society' , Assembly C0111111ittec. WILLIAM Alumcxmc 1111119111: Y, . . ..Str1mlon,11.1911ct1'ic111 119.11rineeri11r Is 1,- I1 ntcrLd from School of 1.11ck11w11111i11SL'ptL11111L1','92; 9V11$11i11g1011Litc111r9' Society. 11.1111112111c ALTER 1111...,1111111111 . . . .' . zlll1 qhmy 1'11. ., . . . .Biology. hillLICd 110111 Pittsbiug AcndLmy September, 92;W1lsl1ingtm1 Literary SociLty' , l'r'w 1.11110'12 29, 139; DL-Clzmmtiml Contest 129:11111i01'0r11tm'. 1 11. 111cm Woonw 1RD J1CSSOI9,. . 1'o1l1',l11 . . EleLtricnl lunginccring 3 A 119 ' Iintcrctl from York High School SLptemer, 92, XVaShington Lithry SociLty; FIW lrmn' Editor 12 9; 96 LA Vm Board; Assembly L90111111ittcc; Junior Omtm. 110111111111 HERBERT JONES, . . . . . . Alz'nmzwilk, Pm, . Mechanical Engineering. 019 N 113; Entered from Prep. September, '92; Washington Literary Society; Class Marshal L19 ; Class Secretary 129 ; Class Chaplain. RUDOLPH FRICDIERIC 10121.10211, 911., . . 1 llarn'sbmjg', I'm, . 11:11:1'11'i1'111 11211giuL-L1ri11g. B 1119 ll ' 11911tL'rL'11 from 1'rep.SeptL-111bL1', '92; Cressou Literary Society; College OrL'liL-str1109, 129, 13 9; A11L11111i Club. 1x. AYMUND ADAM KLOCK, . . ..lmu'1u,erl1m,l11.111-11111111 19.11gi11eeri11g. 111 A E; 1511tcre11 from WLllshoro High School September, '92; Washington Literary Society; Class Baseball 11111111 129' , Class 111101111111'1911-11111 129; '96 LA V111: Board ; junior Omtm'. HARRY ADDISON ILUIIN, . . . .Alluomz, 111., . . . .L9ivi1 Engineering. 3 A E ' 11211101011 from Altoona High School Scptunbcr', 92 ; l'h'c Ixmrc Editor 129, 139; Class 11001111111 '1c1111112 9; Class 1111511111111 1011111 129; Manager Class Baseball T011111 129; Glee Club L29, 13,9; Manager General Athletics 139; Editor- i11 Chief l'h'e 1.1171113 L49. WAITER ADDISON LYON . 1 . 11111713111412, la. , . 11111111011Engineering E A 1;;1'111crcd from 1VL-stL-1'11 PL-1111s31'11111ia 11151111110 Sep1cu111er '92' , 11111511- 111111011 Liter mry S01W1113 , 96 1A V11: 11011111' . 11111101'01H11101. VVAITER 1100111111115 MCCASKILX' . . Ltlill'dsltl', 111 , 1 1cc11'1c111 Engineering. 111 FA ; 111114;er from MillL-rsvillL- Normal School SeptL-111bL-1', 92 , Class '1rL11s- urer 111' , Class 1'001111111 leam 01,11, 131' , 1001111111 C0111111ittcc 121 ; College 11001111111 Team 121, 131 ; College Orchestra. JOHN FRANKLIN MCCORMICK, . . . . Slate Collage, l'a., . . . General Science. Entered from Prep. Septcmhcr, '92 ; English Prize U1 ; 11c01111111111011 Contest 111; Class 111156111111 Team 121 ; '96 LA V115 Board ; Junior Or1110r. ROBERT A1 VIN 1111:01ch,. . . . . GlnMrld, 111., . Mechanical Engineering. 1:111L-1'L11 11-0111 Prep. 8011101111101, '92 ; Class Execuux'c C0111111i11L-e 111 ; Class 1:001- 111111 -1111111 111,12, 131. 11101101: M. Mclx'me, 1 . . 1 . .Sh'mlr' s Illil!..1' Va., E1cc1ric111 Engineering. 111 P A, Q N E; 12111131111 f1'0111 PrL11.SLptL11111cr, '92; Class Historian 111 ; Class Scrgc1l111-u1-Ar111s 121' , Washingmu Literary Society; Assistant Busiucss Manager Fm: Luna' 131; Chairman Assembly C0111111111L-c ; '96 LA Vnc Board. 1.1111115 11111L01'11111ck1111zIN, . ..I1'm'kVall1;,1' 141., . . . . .Biology. .1 A ll, 00 N D ' E111L-rL1lfr0111Per. Septhhcr, 9,2 Class 11.xecu1ivc Committee 111; Class 1'001111111 1011111 111, 121 , College 1001111111'1L'11111 131 , Class Presi- Ilt-111 131 ; Business Manngm' '90 LA V11: 110111-11. IxOV SAXTON Moulds, . . .'Cmmz Cred, Pm, . . Civil Engineering. 3 A la ' 11111L1'L11 from 1're11.Septe111bL-r, 92 ; Washington Literary Society. JALOB FRANCIS 1110ng . . Woodward, la .Electrical Engineering. K E, O N 1;; 1'111L1'o11 110111 I'er. SL-pluner, '92; C1385 Executive Connnittee 111; Class 11001111111'11-11111 121. 111mm; 1310111115011 PRICII, . . . .yzllleellcuy, 111,. . . . . . . .11iology. K S; 111110rL11fr01111'rL11. SL111L11111L1 , 92' Cresson Literary Socic1y; Class Base 111111 '1011111 111,21; Class Football Team 121; Athletic Team 121, 131 '39 L11.11111:s 112x111 SL'11'1 1' . .S1r111111111,l11, . Minin 11111;:111L-L-1'ing. 111 I A, 1u1 N I13; 112111L'rL-11 f1'11111 SL'1111111 111111411111 1111111. S1--111111111L-1' '112; A11L1phi L'l1111; Class1111111111111'11-11111 111, 121, 131; 011111.11- 1111111111111 1111111 131;!111111-110 Team 111, 121; Washington Literary S11L'i1'1y. A. 11 11111111211111 SA11',1'11 . . . . 1'l111'l'sr'ill1', l11., . 311-c111111iL'111 11211giI1L-L-ring. 111A 111; 1'.-'-1111111I 11'11111 P1'L11.Sepie111111'1', '92; 11'11511111g11111 Literary Society; J1111i11r01'11111r. 1111 1.1.1.11 11. .111: 111 SN1'1111211,. 1 . I111111;III11H, 111.. . 31u1'1111111C11 linginccring. 1,111L'rL-11 f1'11111 111111111'5111' L'11111-gL- 51'1111111111-31 112; Class 1'111-1 111; DL-L'11111111ti1111 L'111111-st11 11; Lluss C111111111111 121;1111.s'11111g11111 11111-1'111'1' Society; SL-L'11111l l'riu- 31111111111111115 121;L'11iss 1'11111111111 1111111111511 121; 11311111112111-L'11i1-1', '116, 11.1 V11; 111111111 131' , junior 01'1110r. 11.111111 211L'11113'1'111 8'121'1111-1'111', . . . .'l11'1ul1iu1l.', '11., . Mining 11211111111-121'11114. 3X 1111 N 11; 1 11tL'rc1l S11111111111111'L- C11 185 SLI1LL--',1111111'111. C1111111's 1'1111111As, . . ..AI1'J1 11'1lrzl1',l'.z., . 111111-111111ic111 11:11g'i111-1r1'i11g. 1111 N 111; 112W11tL1111 1111111 L'z1lif111'11i11 N111'111111 SL11LL-11111L-'1,'92; 111151111111 Team 111, 121, 131; C11155B11SLI11111H'1L11111111,12,131; 1:11111111111 1'1-11111 121,131; L'1115511'1111t- 111111 111, 121; 111151411111 0011111111111 121; 11'115111111511111 1.111'1'111'1' S111'iL-Ly; '116 LA 1'111: 111111111. CLARENCE 111.1111'1'15' THOMPSON, . . . . . l7n'l1111'1'lplu'11, lib, . Mining 11:11gi111-1-ri11g. 1' E, 1.1 N 11;; 1121111'1'1'11fr11111 Prop. S1-pl1'111111-1', '11:; Class 11'11111111111 1111111111, 121; Athletic '1'c11111 111, 121Y 131: Banquet 12011111111111; C11111'g1' 1511111111111 '1'1-11111; 111111111141-1' 11'11111111111'1'c11111 1.11; '115 LA V1112 1111111'11. JAL'UHA 3111mm 12151111112, . 011111121111. l11., .1'211-1'11'11-111 1'211gi111'L'1'ing. .. A 11,1111 N 11; 151111-1111 11'11111 1r111. SL-1111111I1L'1' 112. Former Members MARY Ii. BECK, IC. D. HRICKHR, W. D. DUNSMURH. J. R. Ewan, J. L. mvxm, A. C. IIm', 11.W.LINN, W. E. MAcm-zx', S. If. Mmumw, 1C. G. Smmmik, j. C. TROUT. Ihcmcx la. Wuons, j, I. RolnsoN, 1?. J. BAILEY, MAY 1:. KRAHC, C. E. BJCUGIJCR, ff z z . Conmvz'r'r, M. L. ICMICRICK, W. A. Moomc, R. M. GIRVIN, 1?. T. Hm WES, NEWTON IIARTSWICK, W. J. Lch'rTou, LEWIS RAY Mmuux, J. A. LYTIJC, E. M. NICWHLL, G. K. Mclixumxn, ALICE MAY anmv, C. W. Rrr'rleu, FRANK FAY, M. N. TRUNK, J. J. WALL. MAY lhnwxcumNu WM. 'liuthuw, of 96, H. 12. lhcmsox, W. L. CAUIJ-m, C. M. Env, J. 11. FLOWERS, L. j. IIOLIJCNIIHCK, L. L. Jonxsux, W. 19. Ll'NmnucN, W. P. MAGI'Huc. L. P. PHELPS, J. THOMPSON, R. E. TYSON, G. 1'. MILLER, W. A. S'rr.-xu'r. In Wymnrinm w ' .Sbmclln'wg is gone from mzlm'c .vz'nre 1110! died, xlml summer is 1101 .mm- mrr, nor ran be. dis frank 3. iBuilry. mirb fcbrunry 8, 18971. ago. 19 meats mm li mouths. ijomt; QE. Bcuisnn. wish fcbnmry 28, 1893. age, 19 13mm anb .5, months. 43 History of '96. CHAPTER 1. FCII is the 111111111; of thc cx'cnts which we w1111111 narrate that thc murc truth 51-1-1115 stranger 1111111 fiction, s11111i1111-1' th1111 puctry. As historians are ever wont to 11111'ti011111rizc 111111 t11 11111-11 11111111 the glories of their timc: 111111 115 Tacitus 1mm- 11c01111'c11 that 111- was about t0 write of 11thc grcutcst 111111111 111111 the 111ig11ticst activities? so we c1111 11111111111, without 111115111 that we are to writc 111. 11 11111111111 that stands 111111111'11111-1c11.11111'111111ics 1111sn11ic11, 111.1111111- 11111111-115111'11111111115111 11s the gi111c11 pugcuntry of heaven. 11111111 11cr 1'1-1'1'1-1111'1111111 into college life. what 11115 11111 111-1-11t11 thc glory 1111 '96? $111111;r in Courage, 111111 1111111111 in 1111111111. 8116 11115 11ttL'11111t1-11 nothing that 11115 11111 1'cf1cc'11-11 credit 11111111 1111'. Victory 11115 c11111i11111111$1y 11-11151-11 to perch 11111111 11t111-r 111111111-1'5. As 1111-1110111 thmws its g1111111111r over the lust, thnsc stirring 111115 11111 111 1.111111-1'11111 spirit that 111111111 us closer than brothers. 111111 111 visions 111' the world 111 11111111'11-11gc 11111l1itiscic11cc just 11111-11111 113, 51113111115 yesterday. Xtht stumps. itself 511111111-1i111y 1m 1111c's111i1111 115 his c111r1111cc i11111c1111cgc 1111-. with everything new, 511111115411. i11cx111i1111111111t11c 1111155 11rg1111izuti1111s, 111111 the association with 1111-11 111.11i1'1'crcnt traits 111' 1111:11'11ct11r 111111 111i1111, 1'c111'1-11 11111111 wi11cly different ci11c111115t1111c1-s? But 1111 this. 51111115 111-111 111111 111-111'111 us. 3111111111: 1110 must 111111111111 111c1110rics 111i 1:11.5111111111 your is the instruction 11y 111-111. Jackson. His was such 11 strong personality; 111- was 50 111111113' 111111 110111-51, yct scvcrc 111111 exacting at 11111111, t11z1t rev- 111'1-1111- 111111 1111111'11ti1111 will 1-1'1-1' Cluster 111111111 his 1111-1111111. 11 4 CHAPTER II. 111 athletics during 1:111 session of Freshman year. we were unable to accomplish 11111011, simply 11ee:111se we 0011111 meet with 1100111105111011. Although :1e:111er11shw:1s arranged and :1 football challenge issued, we enuld not meet the necessary resistance for doingr work. As all know we11, when :1 three overcomes resistance 111111 moves its 11111111 01. applica- 11011, work is done; otherwise, there is 110 work. Such was the 1:1se 01 the force 61' '96 actingnguinst the Class of '95. 1:2111 ex:1111i11:1ti011 and mention 11:1st,o11r banquet tim: approached. At that time. February 9, 1893. we took the train to Belle- fonte in 1111x111 daylight. Imagine the disemntiture 211111 chagrin of the $011113: whose 1111111115 61 sugaeity :11111 pru- dence were inhnitesinml :15 emupared to their 111111111 61 - :1rrug:111t self-eonceit. But the second 61 th - aforesaid 11m- elivitics received :1 gemnetricul growth in Bellefonte upon their visit there the same night. This hump they received nut in 0111111115.: there, but rather in the P.ILQ. tactics which they empluyed when e ':1el1:1ti11g the tnwn ; 111111 it is 11611111- ti111 whether the whole re:11111 01. 111:1the111:1tics could 111111 expressions for the curves of gyrution which they made in their hasty departure. The Snphs. however. judging that :1 night's banqueting would render 11:11'111- less their dreaded lireslnnan foes, arranged for their banquet 611 the suc- eeeding 11:11:. But what :1 failure! Our 1':11i:111t 111e11. snr- 111'i9111gt11em 11e:11'the heightsnfthe station,guvethem11:1tt1e. Rush 111111111111 rush; 01151111115111 followed onslaught. The lines were extended surrounding the face 01 the C:11111111s :11111 tilling the Village. After'prulmmed resistance, the $611115. realizing that further effusion was useless. displayed the white 11111;, :11111 victory perched 1111611 '96. 1See 31:1111. This was :1 great impetus to '96. She appeared :1 little 1:1ter :11 the 111i11-winter sports and won hrst place. livents succeeded each uther like the clouds of 11 1111111, Inch in its time hiding the $1111, but 116111111' brilliant 111 the glorious effusion of light that 111116we11. '15 gag? .mwMSbuQ : a E: w G 3 J$w .........w..Wu d u my . 6U 60 ?wVmestn a..,.. wwwaup QG ...........uAM... .Fva.. E? m$MMsbm byswbmso Ma 0,qu . WE? Eri u x. v - .u u R E! $ w. Em; BEE? . . . b. L CHAPTER III. The next event, and that to which the heart of every Freshman looks forward with the keenest anxiety, was the hoisting of our flag. There is so much in tradition that to abandon its customs brings most malignant eahnnny. 111 this respect the Class of '95 is irreproaehable. it'ading the Sophs, who were guarding all night the Armory tower, we raised our flag. tSee Mapj They perceived it in the early dawn and inarsllalled their forces to the fray. They charged and recharged upon our ranks from the heights above, but after a long, desperate conflict they with- drew, one by one, nursing their wounds and venting their wrath. It was a cold, stormy morning, and when at last the sun broke forth from a rift of the cloud, we felt, in the suhlimity of the moment and grandeur of the scene, that the sunshine of Victory was upon us. Commencement, with its exercises, came after a short term of ten weeks. when we dealt the finishing strokes for lgzls enp, winningr it most 11si1y. Such is the record of an exceedingly eventful, fruitful year. Vacation passed, and we entered upon the second stage of our collegi- ate existence the stage ever considered the arduous one in college life. But l96, cognizant of her powers and ready for the problems of science, torehoded no troubles, earetl no defeats. In athletics, football ahsorhed all interest. A challenge from the Class of '97 was received and a game arranged. Then '96 Inarshalled her forces in victory to the tune of 40 to 0. The contest yielded no canes for '97 and it won for 11s the splendid Powell inter-elass football enp. tSL-e Map. l CHAPTER IV. About February I, 1894, the Class of l97 perpetrated an act, of which hriefinention should be made. It was the occasion of their tirst annual class banquet. Sneaking t0 the railway station two or more hours ahead of train time, and in their haste rushing into barbedswire fences, losing grips, coats, shoes and rubbers, they appeared more like a Chinese horde fleeing from the Japs than a Freshman Class going to banquet. 47 tSee Map. i Thus they surfeited their own 'alor and strength by accept- ing: railroad protection. chat a halo of glory clustered about them and how auspicious the day ! The idea of law protecting railways when carry- i11;,,r such subjects ; the id 'a of a class relying on such protection, rather than on their own brawn and manhood. Vt'ith such contempt did we view this action of '97 that we chastised their pusillanimity by the extravagant use of sulphur, givingr them, perhaps, a taste of the t' future? Mid-winter sports followed. in which we again scored a majority toward his cup. In a few weeks spring was with us. and on one of its i bright mornings '96 had her last Class eminiet. It was at the hoisting of ,97's Hag. Their Chapel s -ats were va want, mule tt The song was short, The prayer was strong, The hymn was Lawyer DavidXs song ; The text, a few shnrt words of might, The Lord of Hosts shall arm the rightf At twenty minutes past eight oTelock we encountered them in a terrific, evenly-matched, haml-to-hand battle. The fray continued until ten AAL, when Viee-President Buekhout called time a draw. tSee Map. i Cormneneemeut returned and again 0111' prowess won 'gz's eup. CHAPTER Y. Such is the record of two eventful years. The antagonistical class work of '96 is over and we:instinetive1y turn to the inure pacific pursuits N I ut'the Junior y Aar. These contests have taught their lessons. not ' t y t in the mere methods 01' warfaiw alone, but in the development, the aim, the purpnse, the Paternal Class spirit. the loyalty to Alma Mater, and the firm determination to endure, which shall help us in life's conflicts and hardships. Junior year opens with its ever incessant duties, its differen- tiation of cotirses and diversity of employment lending nut to the various activities 01' life. But while hilsied and absorbed in these lines. the athletic 48 rule 111' 196 111111111111e5 1111111111 11112111111115 11111115111111 111'11-111111115 111 11111 S1111e'5 1'11'11111111115 f11111111111 1e11111 11111-11111; 111e 5e1151111 111' '94. A1111 11g11111, 111 the 11111111111 111111-11'1111e1' c11111e51, February 15. 1895, we 501111-11 .17 111111115 111,;11111151 39, made 115' 1111 111e 11111e1' 1'1111ege 1111155e5. We are 111 111e Verge 11I'Se1111111ye111'. A few 5111111 11111111115 111111 we 5111111 1e111'e 0111 $1111e'5 1111115, 111111 111e11' 1111111111'e11 11.551111111110115, 111 he 51111111111111 1111 111 111e vortex 111111 111511 111 111111135, 111'11fe55111115 111111 l1115111e55. Some 1111 111111 111e11111er5 11111'e 1111111111e1111y 111e 11'11y5i11e. 1111', 115 '11e11111'51111 1 1e115 115, 11.911111111111151 c11111e 111111 511111e 1111151 1:11 :1 111-1. whether 11 11e111 111e 111111e11e1111111111115 111C111e111115 1111 of Biology; 11'11e111e1' 111 111e 11111115111. 11151111'y 111111 1111111151111115'. 111- 111 111e 11ecle11511111 111 11111-11011 111111 Ge1'1111111 111111115; whether 111 1110 111111011111 11111110115111 C11e111151ry 111111 1111-1151115, 1111 111 111e 11e1e1'11111111111111 1111 M11111e1115 111 11111111111 111111 '111111511111; 11'11e111er 111 111e drafting 111111111 111' 111 111e 51111115; 11'11e111e1'11e111111g 111111 the 11115ee11 1111'1'e 111' e1ec1111c11y 111111 the 11111'5 111'1111111e1', 1111 11'1111 111e 1-11111e55 1111111111111111115 111' 111111111111ery 111 111e 1111111115111 1C11gi11ee1'111g' 111' 111 1111y 111-11111'1111e111 1111 Nature 1111 Science, 111e 111111111 1111 '96 11115 ever been H 11111111111111. Like 111e 15111111- 1111,: of ice 111111 5111111' 1111 111111111115'1111 111-1341115. 1111111115; 111 111e 11115.:1111' 111'1111111e11e 11111111 111 111e 111111115 below, 1111 11ke the sweeping 111111171111 collect- ing 111 1151111511111 111e 11'111e115 1111 11 11111111111111. 111111111: e1'e1'111111'111'11 111 111e 5e11, 511 may we, 11111111111111;g'11111115e5 111111111 N11111re15 111111115, 11 little here. 11 111111- 111e1'e, 111111'e 1111 111111e 1'1111111'ie5 111111 11111111111115111 111e, achieving the 111111- 11115e5111r11'1111111 We have 5111111111, 111-Heeling 1211-1111 1111 111111 11111111 311111-11: 111111, 11' 111 111e 11e51g11 11f 111e .1111111541113', 111-511111111 1111155111115r 11111111 11111111111111. '1111e111151 Clear, 1'1g111'11115. 51111111111111111 111111113'ti5 1111111111 115; 111e f111111'e 11111111111115 115. 111111115' 11111 '1111 he 11. her future 11e115 541111111115 115 11er 111151. SQ 1 ES 196. a 111.5' 111' 11111 1111111151111 111-5111111111 year , 23 01111-13 011111-11 11s vzlin N 111-1 1115c 111 scmps Wc111111 111111-511 .111111 1111111 1111: 111111111 111111111111. One year 111111-11 by 111111 We 111:1:111111- Tho 111111111011 511111111111111'119, We won 11m 011115 111111 :1 10111111111 game'- A g111111- one class 1111111111115. Now W1- 51111111 1111' Junior class, With 111111-11 things in 11111111 : 11111111 work 1111111, 1,-xz111151111111s9, A1111 llczu'y 111111115 to grind. 111111111c 51111111 ycur 111111 1111-11 111-'11 111: 1111- ScuinrsQ' quiet, grave, S11 5111111 111 11-11vc. 11111 11111 111 son T11 111.1111- 111111 111;; 111111 save. A1111 5111111111 we, in 1111951111111, rough ways, 1111r 1111111155 111 15111110 :1111x, 11'611 11c'L-r 11111411 1111151- happy days 11111! 110:1r 11111 '96. Sophomore Class. Glam 5 lgcll: Hubhls Gobhch Razzle DazzleH Sis Boom A113! Nixlcty-Seven ! ! Ninety-chen ! 2 Rah !! Rah ! ! erh ! ! C LX135 COLORS: Old Gold um! Sm! Brown. Class Officers: anck'r T. MHNNHR, JnnN A. BUYER, JAMES S. McAIranm., FRANK R. Mch:, . JOHN A. Bicxmck, WILLIAM S. Mm'nunnim; jAMliS A. DrNsmmm-z, THOMAS BAUMGARDNICR, Jusm'u DARRAHH, AuuikT L. Cmmusn, Members: WILLIAM CLINTON ALEX xxmek. q: A Ii. Hnmak HILLICR ALLI-zx, WILLIAM jACOIK AI'JH'RN, . THOMAS BAI'MHARDNER, E X. jonx ALUIN BliNDl-ZR, JOHN AMRAHAM Bowen, WALTER SCOTT BREWSTER. WILLIAM MCMHJJAN CIIAMHICRS. WILLIAM Pmusm. Cncmmx, 1; W11. . D n'm PAI'L CONRAD, ALBERT LEIGIITON CROMLIsn, d, K 3., Marian, Eric, A zillzjufn'ny, . memlw', AHUUIM, Gnmim'lle', . Clnwlwr, . . lesaul UNIX 1', ermxier, HUHISdlIll', Pillxluuy', 53 IE 1 anw Comm I'Mv'. .S'z'KrrM 13'. 7h'nxmrr. Alarxlml. .S'z'lggrtuIIIl-al-A rmx. Clmpla 1'11. Mining Iingixmering . Mechanical Engineering. Ifh-ctricnl Engineering. . Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering. . General Science. Mcclmnicul Engineering. J-ZIL-ctriczll Engineering . Mechanical Engineering. Iiluctricul Engineering. Civil Engineering Josnvn DARRAGH, JIL, K :5, CHARLES STATIJCV DAVIS, Jurm McCl'I.mmn DOM, q; r A, JAMES ARNOLD DliNsmoma, :2 A la, CHARLES WILLIAM IIARDT, l; 60 ll, JouN 1 03'N11:R1Luuus, q, r A, EDWARD Rmmk III-zlun, Emmy FOSTER HILL, . . WALTER limeuv IIul'SMAN, E A E, CHARLES memk Lux'mcxcn, Ll'TlIHR LUELLIS LHISHHR, ADAMS STRATTON MCAI.I.IS'H-:R, MARGARET BAXTHR BIACDUNALD, . CHARLES EDGAR DIASHN, . EDNA MCCIJ'LIJAND', . . . V Jonx lfmvmm IUCCULUH'GH, B 09 ll, FRANK RAYMOND MCHEN, q, A E, RUHERT Mvsmmvrc MCKINmaY, 1H0 ll, jAMI-zs STANLEY MCMICIIAICL, . Rmnak'r TRYON Muxxvu, 4, K E, Jnsmm WAmucx MILLER, WILLIAM SHAW Mox'rczomckv. E X, Ifmmkn IIHIN'rzLMLxN MYERS, CHARLES WINTHROI- Pmuom', FRED. AHTIII'R RUBINSHN, E A Ii, MARSHALL Rl'TXHiRFORD, JOHN EDWARD SCHI'HLJCR, llwunxu Fon'm SELLERS, Kb P .3, WILLIAM SHARP, . juSl-iI-H WALTER Snnneus, I'Zlm'.xunl'1m SMITH, JAMES ANDR 14w STEPHENS, WILLIAM Ilumucs TEAS, tp r A. Hl.l'l,;mliTH Bun, Tnmn'mx, josEru THUMI'SHN, WARREN RAY THOMPSON. E X, IUAURICIC anfxm TRUNK, K :3 . RmucRT Enwxx Tvsnx, FRANK KNIGHT Zicxhn'nk. k V W bl Slltzipsbmfu'. Ravioldxvills', 1 J11 2050 n , GM Nirlnil', IH'IIA'MII'U, Brileyhulw, Rnniiug, leyln'szv'llr, xlllmmr, Crow CIYJ', lfmllx'nujg, . Coviim'luu, ML, Slalt? Cullqm', zllluolla, IVleslmm, xlllmma, . IVNI'H N 1VfNS, . Plllxlnny' . Oulcdale' .SYcIII'mI, . llom'm'ulc, llm'rixlnny, . .Vt'ElUc'leUNIV, lluulxb It 1y, Salem. 1Vusx., . Slalt' C'ulhfg'v, . lfal'rl'xbmgg , lfallz'mwr, XML. Culmnlmx, 0., xltu'lwl, qurquz'ilh', Finlql'r'iflz', . I 1, 7m 11 1'3; v, l'lu'lmlelpllfu, . meml, Slulc Chlltjg'z'. Lykcns, Hummv', PW zlquyl, , Clc'rlljic'lti, . . . Mechanical Engineering. . Mining Engineering. . Civil Engineering. Mining Engineering. Miningr Engineering. 'Iilcctricnl lfxuzim-cring Electrical Engineering. . General Science. . Mcchzmical Engineering, . Civil Engineering. Electrical Engineering. Electrical Engineering. Short Chemistry. Iilcctriml Enginccring. General Science. V Chemistry. Mechanical Engineering. Mechanical Enginccring. Mining Engineering. . General Science. Electrical l'ingincering. Electrical Engineering. . General Science. . Latin Science. . Mining Engineering. Mechanical Engineering. Iilcctriml Iinginccring. Electrical Engineering. Iilcctricnl Engineering. Mechanical linginccring. . Mining Iingillccring. Mining Engineering. . Chemistry. . Iiiningy. Mechanical Iingrinccring. . Electrical Engineering. Short Cllmuistry, Mechanical Engineering. Mechanical l'Inginu-ring. History of 197. READER! Thu C11155 01 '0'; 11115 11111'111'5 111111 11111- 11iti111151 11111 01111 111 1111- 11011111111 511151 1111 11111 word, 11111 11150 111 it5 g01111 115111-1115. 111111 111111', 0, 11161111101115! 111-111' 11'1111155111111 511:111c 0111' 1111111115, 101' 11111110115 i5 1111- 11151; 111111 i1'1111ic111 1111:111'11ici5111 111111 1101111111115 115. 11111 11'1111'11115 151101 1111 1111111111 51111111 with which '07. 11011' in 1111 511101111 10111251; 011111 1111'c111111111-111, 511011111 11111-1 11111. 11111111 0111111 1111-51 0111 110111141- 11'11115 11101; 1111' 1'111'1111i011 111 1111- 11115- 11111 0111111010115 1311511111111, 511111111 111111015 111111 1lig11ilic11 Scni01'5, with- 0111 1111 51101111' 11111111 111111 115411111115 11111111 01 n S01111011101'11? 1:1'11111 111c11cg'i1111i11g11f 0111' 1111155 1x15111110 11111' 1110110, H10 111111 1111- i11 1111-115111'1- 01' 1111-1151111 111 1111-, 11115 11111111 0111' 1111i1y 541111112 Thi5 5111111 111111115 1111 11111' i111c1'110111'5c 11'1111 51111111115, faculty 111111 1111111111115. 1V1 01111111 111111 1101151111 111 1111111 111111 g'1'i1111 111111 111111, .111 11 511i1'it 10 51:1- 11111' 111111' i5 11111 01' 0111' 111111'111111-1'i5ti115. 0111' 11115111111111 11i1111' 1'11c111-t 1111151 111- 111111 11 1'11111111111-1' 01 111051 11111111111115. 191111 1110111411 5115111-115i1111 11'115 i1111111111-111 1111' 111ch 0111; 01' 1151 111111 111' 11 111111111111 11115 11011115 1111111111 115 111111 0111' 11111111 M11111 111-11 51111-1111, 11111 1111-11 111- 5111011 111' 1111511 1111111111115. '11111-11 i1 1111111111- 1111'11111111111 11111111 1111- 111141511111 01 1111- 19111111111'1111115- 111111111 111 11111' 111111-1115 1111- 1111110111115 01 54'1'055 11i5111111111'i011 011! 511011 1111115 01 11111111111111011 115 111 got 111 return : 11-11131'5 11-11i11g' n! 115 111111 111 111-11 1110 .1'011111r 111 1101111111 1111' 10 1111111111 11111111 511111 11 511'111'11. A11! 111- 5111011 11154'111111-1' 115 111 111-11111'1111 1111' 11115- 55 4 110 , x1 tiee, even though to gain our point we promised to use the good influence of the Class of '97 in restrictingr the liberties of future classes. We say that this is a reminder of these principles, for, in functioning the ethical ttait in the development of that atTair, we trained the zesthetieal in the pleasures of a week's absence from College. In the football contest with i96, we fared titlier badly, itis true, but years of experience are absolutely necessary for any undertaking. This experience, Coupled with a depression in stocks at examination time. owing to the Bulls and Bears of the Faculty. made a partial closing out inevitable. Banquet tim - and inidswintersports furnish the next rallying points of remembrance. just what induced the Sophs to neglect their spies at that time we are unable to say ; but, considering that anythingr is fair in war. we mad . all arrangements for hoardingr the train in the easiest, nlost etieetual way possible. In our movements we resembled Gen. Thomas at Nash- ville,- as we did not move until all our plans were ripe. Then the move was effectual, even if in the haste of execution some of our men got stranded on harhed-wire fences, while others, in their haste, lost umbrellas. shoes and grips. But when the Sophs thought to postpone our respiratoiw opera- tions by the use of sulphur, which they dastardly threw into the 111' stove, they were foiled by the conductor who drove the ear out on the ridge. Of course it kindled the Sophs' anger that we fooled them, but as to their epithets of H eox'ards and H sneklings being applicable to us, you see they are not nfmyms. XVe had glowing prospects for winning,r the inter-elass trophy at the mid-wintel' sports, but because of the loss of one prominent athlete, and as we had misealeulated the athletic strength of '96, we gave up the com- meneement contest. Our Hag raising;r will ever he memorable as our one great effort in class rirah'y. Having eluded the Sophs. We hoisted it easily, one Tuesday morn tand here again we departed from the usual Saturday morningr hoistingi. After an hotr and a half scrapping with them a draw was 5 G talled. To be sure, the ad 'antage was ours from the very start, as we had the pole deeply planted and thoroughly greased, and 'twas unthing but absurdity for them to attempt pulling it down. XVe were much grieved at not getting a photograph, but, in order to stop the scrap, we were com- pelled to cut the pole down when time was called. Spring and summer past, our activities were first employed in the reception of the Class of lgs. XYe always thought it well to take the advice of Pres. Atherton in such matters, and we assnre yuu that we took both the letter and spirit of his athnonitions, as a host of Freshmen will testify. It is well to be sociable. In the football game against '98, played in the quagmire and the sturin of December S, 1894, the result was very surprising to 11s, in that we did not make a higher score than 4:0. XVith our heavy weights, had the grounds been in good condition, we could easily have doubled, or perhaps ll'clllctl, the score. tVe knew that '98's snappy game would not succeed, but we were fooled most in trusting so much to individual players, relying too much on llnnsnmre, who at impart 0f the game made his average play, and hence the score was low. But again we reiterate that we shall not frown, for we take victory or defeat as it comes. The next business event which w A anticipated was with the Class 0f '98 at their first annual banquet. XVe penetrated their disguises, although they started to their hanqnet as if takingr the enstmnary class sleigh-ritle. But as the Agricultural Legislative Committee from the House of Repre- sentatives was here, we were so liiagnaninmus as not to spoil the good impressions made, by that which to some is nnwarrantalile, and thus brim,r the College into tlisrepnte. So from fifth-story windows we x 'atehed them depart, losing, as we realized, the chance of a lll-c-lllllc. Then renmrse, stronger than iron hands, hehl us in his embrace, for tlnpetl we were and duped we knew it. For the present the record is closed. Vt'e are, however, 111aintaining our reputation as Sophs, as the 'ast number of broken lampshatles, Chapel groans, tlnst boxes thrown down the well, midnight escapades, and the rushing trade in hrewerls articles, amply testify. 57 0111' cxpcricncu 11:15 lwcn exceedingly vuriul. as v. y. in lll'cslmlzm your WC 11ml hm vzlcutiuns in nm- tcrm. And then our athletic contests 11ml scraps with '90 and 'qH will ever he 111c11mrnl;lc10 us. Xl'c lluvc lmtl also thc allotted share 0!. llunlx's and H llunkunts. XVc do nul lmnsl of them w-lml, us :1 matter all fact, they cmnc. Two years nl' classical lilL- :lrc llclbrc us. and we prmnisc to meet you llL-ncclln'tll in lllL' same spirit :15 in the past. Never striving m- contending For the min thing's of :m lmur, But in ln-urt uml lmml unilml To tlvfy lH'ul'rssux s pmwr. Freshman Class. Class lpcll: Hilo! Kiln! Pennsylvania State! Viva La! Vivc Lu! Ninety-Eight! CLASS COLORS: Blutk mid A't'd. Class Officers: JAMES II. M. ANDREWS, . . LEATON T. BI'ZCIITIiI,, CHARLES A. MCICIA'AIN, CHARLES H. NESHIT, lz'vrcmlirw Gmmu'llcr. Ivi. VAN Nxcss Rwa, . JuuN W. CAMl'lHil.l,, . jusuvu M. Cl'k'rlx, . 7377131027: . .Skrn'lary. IIARRY B. 'len, . Jmm P. TAYLOR, LEON 15. Tnmus, .Sk'lguchl-nl-zlrms. Pod. . 11512lele . Umplaiu. SrlchkT b. PATTON, Members : HARRIET Cl'SHMAN ATHERTUN, . . . Stale Gilqu'e, Latin Sciencu. HELEN Hm'r'r A'rmm'rux, . . . . . .Slalrtblltju'e', . . . LntiuScicucc. JOHN SIEAMAV ALHERT, qy F A. . . . . IVH'ladvllelia, . . Mechanical Engineering 61 JMncsII.M.ANnm-;ws, E A la, . . . .Ha;r1'sbm;g,. Lows LUUMISANSART, . . . . . . . . Owning, ARTHUR LLNWELLYN BAILEY, p A 19, . IWllsboro, . HENRY BVHRS BARNHART, w A Id, . . Grcensbmy, IIARRV HAYES BARTON, . Plz'usuul Vim; 1415:me TRATE Bracn'mr., q, A 1;, . . . Rauliny, FRANK Tlmxm. 1315mm, . . Empnria, Flu. Funcm; EDGAR BENSON, IIm'MAN ELY BERTULET, . . . . . . Ola, ALLEN Ifklcmcluc BLAIR, . . . . . . . Bcllzfmllv, . IIvakn M. BONE, . . . . . . . . . Sa'aulml, . AHKeespurt, . NATHAN WHITE Ill'Clx'HUl'T, . , . . . Slutc Collage, CHARLES ALVIN BIUHVN, . 1115le DEXTER Bl'lJu-XRD, S. X IIARRYAI'Gl'STBl'TZ, . . . . . . . .Nzwmsllu.. BIATTIHCW MchINNlcv CADMAN, . . Pillxlmrgr, . JUHN WILLIAMCAMl'miLL. . . . . .Aslllaml, RULANH GURMAN CARPENTER, . . . . H'ext P17151011, . ALBERT Wm'nw CAVENDER, . . . . . Phl'ladvlplu'u, jnuN ELVIN CLAI'PER, . Innis WALKER Cums, Jk., , . , . . Susquehanna, . . Spcnn'r, AlasL, . .learliusbmgg. . . .Clmmbrrsbmgr, LEUNARDCARTER CREWE, . . . . . ..Spar'rawlvlbiul, 105151-11 McMmaN CI'RTIN, 1; m H, . . . Roland, HENRY SMYSER DAVIS, 12 X, . York, . Ammmsr: NEVIN DncuL, 3 X, . . .S'wilzlmzd, IIARRY ELVIN Dummy E X, . . . . . Lallraslrr, 1,1an Gmswmm DODGE, 4; K 3, . . . Lamaslcr, . EDWARD IkHVMAN IfsmaNsnAmc, . Lzmraslvr, . jmmlhkmsnu FLOWERS, . . . . . .lrwiu, . . . . . DAVID 1'Al'1.FnuTNI-:Y, . . . . .lfellvflmle, ALIHCRT Aus'rm GALLUWM', di A la, . . W95! 1leun, . . .S'talv Collage, . . P17156101; . . Gmnum SAMUEL HALDHMAN, . . . . . Srrmzlou, . . Rxaumm GRAY GLENN, Josm'n VVII,SON GRAY, . . . ISAAC FOSTER 11AM, q, F A . . . . . . Honesdale, LALnN FAREWELL HAYES, d, K 3, . . Bellrybnls, AUGI'STUS U'r'm IIIESTER, xp r A, . . . Harrisbmgg', . SAMUEL EDWARD HULLAND, . . . . . Jil'OIll'StD, . I-Luuu' Gmuu: IIl'nER, . . . . . . . . Gra'rlsbmju', . 62 . Civil Engineering. Iilcctricul Engineering. v General Science. . . . . . . . Biology. . Civil Engineering. Mechanical Engineering. . Mechanical Engineering. lilcctri ml Engineering. Civil Engineering. Mechanical Engineering. . Short Cllmnistry. . Electrical Engineering. General Science. Mechanical Engiuccring. . Electrical Engineering. Miningr Engineering. 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J; 1111 ll C11.1.1:31111 AHN11: 11 Mc11.1.1'.11N,1I1 K2 1111111' G. 11.111111:113111N311111:N'1'7.11:11, . . . . ML'1111:11:, . . . . . MILTON 111'11'1: 11111111111111, 1.111'1N111 11.31031111, C11.1111.11:.311112NJ.11111N N11:.3'111T, B1111 ll 01.331113 W. N1111111.3, . . . 1V11.1.1.1M 110111101: 011'11:N.3', 1111111111111 C1.1'1111: PAINTER, 3 A 11;, 8121121121 11 '1' SPENCER PATTt 1N, V WILLIAM Cl'NNINGIIAM 1111:11'. K ., 11?. VAN N153 11.-111'N,q1 1' A 111111111 C1.111'11'111111111L'11:, 41 K 3,, 111111.31 1111311111 1111110112113, 1111111111 0113111111 11111111, K 31 . 0.11111111112 1'. 011111.153 011111.123 l11111211112111L' SPONSLHR, SMITH, .111111' 11111111111 SPENCl-Z 11, 1.11:11'13 Bl'L'11 81411112111511, . C1..111' 5111111011111, . . . . . . 11111111111 1111:1111 51111211112111.3011, W11.1.1.1111 111111115111 S'FIEVHNSUN, 41 K 11111113 TRACY ST11111111, . . 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Latin Science. linwm Dl'muu Wm'rx-z, . . . . . . A lfradhn'u', A . . . . . A . Chemistry. SAMUEL WALKER, JR., 4, K E, . . lfufle'r, . . . . . . Electrical Engineering. JA mas WALLACE WHITE, 2 A la7 . . A Uremxluny, A A . Iilvctricul Iingim-cring. limes'rux STANLEY WARN, . . . . . lluglu'xz'ilh', . . . . . . General Scicncc. linwm Fluxcrs WmTTmlmua, . . ASh-rmlmz, A . A A lilcctriml Engineering. History of '98. ' HI? following letters were HswipedH from :1 Fresh- v man's room by :1 Soph, eventually falling into the I hamls of the historizm. R luliziug that they port 11y C very accurately the state of :1 FreshiiiaiVs 11111111 1111011 t entering college, and in the absence of other records, we take great pleasure in publishing them: STATIC COLLEGE l'lcerA'ANY, SICPTICMIIER FIF'FICIQN'PII Huumclm Humnum x Nimi'rv-Irmm. 7h Illa lidilur of Mr le'u'lt'lown Galalilw': DICAR MISTER Iihl'mkz ICVer since I got here I wanted to write to you as I thought sume people thz1t remls your paper would wzmt to know where I he. First I will tell you :1 little :1lm11t my trip from home to here. I llkctl the earritle hut, I lcllj'mt, them steam tars 110 run like hlue hluzeshfnr faster than IIigginses' mule. When I got to Leimtmt, I got olT, fur th:1ts What my tlireetinns Stlltl to :10, and :1 big whiskered elmp grabbed my grip :mtl asked if I wanted to go to Cullege, :11111 I Slllll Itri'azvxfr. Then I hml to get in :1 h:1ek :11111 ritle :1 piece 011 :111ike before I got there. I lrllvi'rm th11ts :1 big house! Lnnk's like :1 gnil 0r:1plenipiteutinry! IIetehIr its bigger than the World's Fair! A man showed me whur I was to stuyspretty nice room. After I got my supper I went lunch to my mom and tixetl 1111 my herl-thut seemed fmmy. Then I heart! 1111 awful thumpin 011 my door :uul hoarse tnlk uutsitle. The door was soon busted 1'11 and :1whole big ermwl of men 1'1mi11. Iwzls some seared I'll ullmv. They culled me 11:1111es:1111ls:1i1l I was fresh, and said they'll have to It bring 1low11 my heml etc. I tlltllIlL know what they meant. Then they IIllltlc me sing songs :mtl say pezlees and jump and dance till I enuhl hnnlly stnml 1101110112 Then they put me in bed :1111l told me Hut to he so H 1:11-51! l' next time. I don't kumvyd what they meunt. Everybody mlls them Sophs, but I dmn know if thnts the same as jesse jumes gang or not. 415 I lllllllll slu-p wry much the lirst night, I was tllinkilf llmut sumc lwuplc in Pull- Illclmvn. SL-vcml in porticulnr, but mic or lwnin gcnuml. lgm-ss lIll likc it lust mtc ln-rc if 111cm Jcssc Jmm-s gangs lL-t's me alone. Well I must clulhcs. Rcspcktfully SAMI'M. I. TAKINSI'M. ll. S. I will he glml tn scml you smm- news. murm- in :1 while, if yuu will publish this, lmt if you tltm'l, you can just go plumb m llmmlcr. STATIC COLLEGE lHCNClIA'ANY Sm-Tlmmcu Slx'rlvzlcNTu limn'rlilcx IIl'anlcn AND NINICTY-FUI'R. Dear Pup mid Ilium : I thought I'll ln-ltL-r wrin- to you 01' mvlllw you'll lmgin to think I was mzul :It you. I'm not near :40 lmnu-sick us ynn Silltl l'tl ha I guess you'll 11ml out I'm mon- of :1 man llum ymms think. I wont tell yuu much nlmul my CHI'I'ltlU um and llu- way I gut sturml llcrc, for I guess ynu'll sec nll that in lllc Galilllrr. Them Snl's lllll use 1m- px'ctty luml though I u-ll ynu. I have 10 rlrill with u gun 4 times a week. You tlun'l ncul 10th sCun-ll, we Ilml'l llan'v lmllilsy'l. My lml l'll but you'd laugh 10 sec tllc Ulllt'r fellows Ilrill. If I was that Illllllll I'll stick my lmul under a fume! I don't sm- lxmv fnlks czm lu- so :mkuwl! Tlu-m Snf 11-11mm love to tll'ill us and I czm't bmr lllcm. I'll lmtcllu wlu-n tlu'y givu us lmllits I'll mnkcl cm stand urouml. Sumo lImR-ssm's I like. One 11:15 I'Ctl lmir-cmlrsc llC can't help llwl. Slllllt' of my stutlics is real tough. I have 10 study lmnl. lTllL-m then.- 3 dots mums Myw- Amnl ML- uml my l'UOIHlHHlC :u'cgcllin' our mum llxml up nice. I scwul uur wimluw cur- tains myselfmcoursg- they don't look vm'y niCc but I guess tllcy'll l10lll cause I usctl lmrm-ss llu'oml. Am gL-tlin started to learn sumo uuw. A Prof. tolll lllL' ycstcnluy l luul lots to learn yvl but don't sue lmw that is. This is u Illlllll-V plum: and I guess I'll likc it l'n'st rule, I will 110w clothes. lVriIc 5mm. Toll mL- all the m-u's. llnw's Iligginscs' fullgs? Yours most cchcluully, SAMMIE. hf. STATE COLLEGE I'ICNCILVANICY, SEPTEMBER THE Slx'rchTu Emn'rmm lIl'Nmum AND NINETY-FUI'R. Aly Ilz'aresl, Sulz'vlml Frirwd, jllz'sx lhl'yflls: I know you was expecting :1 letter from me for :1 wu-k hut IIvc Iuccn so awful busy. You don't Imn- ,I'l. us much work to do us I Imvc, and so you can write oftcucr and say more. I'm guttiu' along in great shape. I know you'll be glad to In-ur Mal. I guess Pm prctty II hot stuff.H IIIot stuff mums u'Iu-n youIrc smarter than other folksj Now my tlcur IiltIc goose don't you Iniml what you Sllitl Hu- uight waorc I left. You snitl H I'll get lost cumin, out and I didn't all :111. I 11ml 1L dume time on lhc rozul out hut not quite so nice whcu I got Iu-ro. S'posc you read it all in LIu- Cabblt'r. I got u mighty nivt roonuuutc-liilly Crubchs his umnc. 11:35 got :1 girl too Uml I'Il bulchu she's not 7J7 as nice as youI, and he tolls me :111 about lwr um! I 1011 him :111 IIIHIIII you :uul so ouch UIIC tries to gut :lIu-zul. I stuvk your picture up on the wall mid put little pictures what the fcIIL-rs get out of cigarette Imxcs :lIl around it. It looks rcul invk. livery girl urouml here Inns 1 follow and some 11:15 from 13 to 5. IYIIcn I see that I'm mighty glzul I've got you at Ilomc to full buck on. IRI u-II you all uhout the place but I sposc you soc gobs. of itin lIu- lullwrs. l lmtc 10 510p but I qu'c got Lu work souu- lu'ohlium, so I cIoLIIL-s. Write right soon. I sculls my rcspucks to your Pu and Mn. Yours with Piles of on-v, S. I. TAKINSI'M, II. S. C. '98. 67 MISS GARNER, M155 HACKETT, MISS MUSSER, MISS RUDY, AGN15w, BENN, 11111.1 , Buxovugsox, 1111152., BRIOmN, M., BUCKIIUU'r, 1L, CADMAN, CALVERT, CLARKE, CRAIG, 1115c1c15u, DAWSON, 1101.15, MISS Baum, MISS GRAY, MISS M11.I.15k, BIISS MOORE, IUISS RUDY, MISS FI.15MIN12., MISS HAMILTON, BARRON, CUUI'ER, CURRIGAN, I115MMI.15R, 191111, EWING, 1:15'1'12151101.1:, FLICNNII'l-ZN, MU IIARlTIIAk VFT, 11115135105 H1: 121, 111::N11151xs11012, ISI2NIII5R12, KILGORE. l. UNDx, MAxxx 1-2 1.1., MEA s Mm. MCIIVAIN15, MURRAY, N15Uu15u'12, EDWARDS, 16111150, FI'ZNNO, GARNER, 1.112.11'12N15R. IUCCRACKICN, Mm 115142. Murxrz, PEARCE. 1151-2112151u'5. 05 N12 W21 I 1., 151515515, WALURON, WAY, WIDMER, WILSON, McCIutM, O'BRIEN, SNYDER, THOMPSON, 1111111215, RUHISUN, 150111.15. TIIuM I'SON, WAX Iiucmmu'r, CA 1111111151,1., GILL, RHUN 15, STALMIRD, $121211 15?. By Classes. Pnst-Gmduutcs, . . . . . . . . . . 2 Scniors, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 juniors, . . . . . . . , . . . 34 Snphmnm'L-s, . . , . . . . , . . 5n Frcslnncn . . . , . . . . . , . . 38 Short Agriculture, . . . . . . . . 15 Dairy Course, . 37 U A Ih'cpnrutory, . . . , . , . . . 5.; B le-lnu'utnry, . , . . . . . . . 33 Total . . . , . . . , . . . . 3.15 By Courses. Electrical liugim-L-ring, . . . . . 03 Biology, Mcchzmivul Engineering, . , V .19 Clmnistry, Civi! I'anim-cring, . . . 29 Latin Science, Mining Hnginccring, . . 21 Shm't Agriculturc, HcIIL-rnl Science, . . . . . 15' Dairy Students l'rL-lmrulury Students . . . . . IN My Ih-sitlvm'v. lR-nnsylx'nniu, . . . . , . . - 33-! New Mexico, Maryland. , . . . . . . . . 3 Florida, Virginia. . . . . . . . . . 2 Mussncllllsctts . New York. V . . . , . . . . .2, Hllin, w ?a 16 gown. .432 .1: ESVEQE waxuasg 15.2.. Em gmewgs 5 95m mains 2m 12.x .wcm EH 53:3 .22 SH 23 555 xcaw hassm Emd Aniawamogg ea :84 9E 26m .5me EH gem 5 ac 345mm$ Jim Siwggm 33 33s om ., x 52w 2 H3 roam? . ea 23 w. a w a o .. gawg mogwwwmmwb HWSAWMW wgnwwwwwmw 623m 80 pwummaio Ham. . S 2 .2. 2E g?tig, r r Phi Gamma Delta. Gamma Phi Chapter. Established April 4, INN. lh-sith-nl GI-mluulvs. GEORGE C. BI'TZ, '83. EDXVIN J. IIALICY, lllzn'L-rthnl, 'guJ SI-ninrs. CHARLES WATSON BI'RKISTT, THOMAS WILSON RUTHERFORD, RALPH FITCH MARTIN, GEORGE DURSEY GREEN. .lIIIIim-s. CHARLES ICZRA SCOTT, YALTlCR BOGARDUS MCCASKICY, GEORGE MILTON MCKICIC. Huplmnmros. WILLIAM HOLMES TEAS, JOHN TUNNI'IR HARRIS, PAULDING FOUTJC SELLERS, JOHN MCCULLHGII DOM. FI-vsIInu-n. Al'Gl'STl'S OTTO IIIICSTICR, ISAAC FOSTER 11AM, jUIIN SEAMAN ALBERT. EDWARD VAN NICSS RAWN. Phi Gamma Delta. Founded ham Roll of Chaplin's. Mass. Institute uf chhllolug-v, Worcester Pulytcchnic Institute. Amherst College, I'nion Cullcgu, Yulc University, Trinity College, Collugc City Of New York, Columbia College. l'nivcrsity of City of Ncw York, Colgate l'nivcrsity Curncll I'nivcrsity, XVusllington 11ml jcffcrson Collcgt'. I'nivL-rsity 0f lk'nnsylvamiu, Imckm-ll I'nivorsity. Pennsylvania College, Allegheny Collugu, Lafayette College. Lchigh Fllivcrsity. IR'Ilnsyh'unizl Stun! Colla-gc, johns Hopkins I'nivcrsity, I'uivcrsity of North Carolina. I'nivcrsily uf Virginia, Runmkc College, IIumpdcn-Sidncy College, XVnshington 11nd Lcc I'nivcrsity, Richmond College. Marietta College, Wiltcnbcrg College, Ohio XVcslcynn University. Denison University, Ohio Smu- University, Wooster I'nivcrsity, I'nivcrsily of Michigan, Indiana State I'nivcrsity, Dc Puuw I'nivcrsity, Hanover College, Vubush College, Illinois XVcslcyzm University, Knox College, Uniwrsity of Minnesota, l'nivcrsity of Wismnsin, I'nivcrsity 0f Tcmwssrc, I'nivcrsity of Kansas, V1n. Jewell College, l'nivcrsity of California, Leland Stzlufm'd, Jr., l'nivcrsily. Alumni Chapters. Chattanooga Tenn, Columbus, Hhiu, Kansas City, Mo.. Clrvclnml, Ohio, Vi11imnspan, ML, Spokane, Vush., Chicago, 111., Baltimore, Md., Dayton, Ohio, Indianapolis, 111. Beta Theta Pi. Alpha Upsilon Chapter. Fsmhlidlml leuhcr 4, xxxx, lh-sidvnl vamlwr. HENRY T. FERNALD, l'ILIH llk-ln Hm, Maine Slnch Svnim's. Hl'GII MCAIJJSTHR BEAVER. X'II4LIAM KICNT CIHBUNICY, HARRY GEORGE FLICCK, DAVID LICSLHC PATTERSON. jR . BYRON BARNES IIURTUN, jAMICS FRANKLIN RODGERS. .Iunmrs. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN FISHER, JR., RI'DULPII HUiIHCRIC KELKER, JR. Huplmnmrq-s. YII4I.IAM l'ICARSUI, CUCIIRAN, JOHN ICIAYUUD MCCI'LLUVGII. CHARLES XVIIJJAM IIARDT, ROBERT MK'SGRAVH MCKINLHY. Fl't'slllllvll. THOMAS BEAVER, jOSEPII MCMIiIiN CFRTIN, ROY ALBERT MACDONALD, CHARLIH ALEXANDER MHCHICSNICY, CHARLES BENJAMIN NESBIT. ,n Beta Theta Pi. lhrll ul'Uhuplm-s. A111I1L11'st College, D111't111111ltI1 CL1IIL1gL1, 131151011 U11i1'1'115it1', Br1111'11I.'11i1.'c1'sit1', IIur1'111'LI II11i1'L11siI1', Y111L1 U11i1L1'1sil1', IVCSIL1'1111 I 11i1'L1rsit1', Muim: Smtc College, Rutgers College, C111'111LII I'11i1L11'sit1' Stc1'L-111: Institutc 111 IcL'Imqugy, SI. L1111 11L11L'L1 I IIII'L'ISII1, Colgruto I 11i1'11'15it1, I'11io11 II11i1'Lrsit1', CLII11111l1i11 CnllL-gc, Syracuse I'11i1'L11'.1'.it1', Dickinson C01111gL1, Johns Hopkins II11i1L1'1sit1', PL1111151' I1'1111i11 State College, I LI11gI1 U11i1'11'1si t1', II111111111L'11- SiLI11L1'1 C1111L11rL1, I 11i1'111'sit1'11t North CuroIinn I 11i1L11'.1:iI1'11I V'i1gi11i11, 1111111111011 C011L1y',L1 RiL'I111111111I College, CL111I1'L1C1111LgL', C1111111L11'1111111U11i1'L11'si11, I 11i1'L11':.iI1' of Mississippi, Vanderbilt I 11i1'L-1siL1, I 11i1'L11'sit1 III ch115, Mi11111i I 1111 L'1s1t1, Alumni Boston, lIIzl:s., CIL1'1L111,11111 , Indianapolis11111., 81,11,1111 Minn , P1'01'iLIL1111'L, R. I., Ci11Li1111111i, O, Pittsb11rg,yl'11., DL1t111it, Mi ch Mi1111c11polis,lIIi1111., P11i11111LIlei11, P11. University oI Cincinnati, 011i11 UIIIVCI'SIIy, IVcsI I11r11 RCNCTIL' U11i1'1L11'si11 IV11511i11glon 111111 JLIICISIIIII CiIlIL'gL. 011i11WL151L11'1111 I 11i1'111'.1.it1', BL1II111111' COIILKC, IIittL111I1L1rL1 COIILKC, IIL111i.1:011 I 11i1'1L1.1:iL1', . I 11i1'L1'sit1 11f VI 11111.1Lr. 1 K111111011 CulILgL, Ohio 511111- I 11i11-1sit1', DL1 1'111111' I 11i1'111'1.it1', I1111i111111 I 11i1'1r5it1'. II11i1'L11'sit1' OI MiLI1ig1m, II 11l1111111 COIIL' 1:1,L 11111111'L'r C111111g11, Knox C1111L1gL, IlLloit College, I 11i1'1'LIsity11I Iowa, I 11i1L'15iI1'11I CI1i1'1igo, 1111111 II'usIL11'1111 I'11i1'L11'5it1', II11i1'L1'siI1' of Wisconsin, N111'LI111'L.1.LL11'11 I 1111 L1s1t1, I 11i1L11'sit1' 0f Mi1111Lsntz1, XVle111i11istL11'CullL-gc, I 1111 L1s1ty oI K111114113 II1111L-1'.1:111' 0f L11liI'n1i1i11, University of IJL1111'L1' I 11i1L1':.iI1'11I N1 11111.1..1, Missouri I 11i1'L1'1 iI1' . I I I LL1111111I Stanford, jr., I.I1111'L11'.1:1t1'. Chapters. 79 NL111' York, Springfield, 0., Chicago, 111., DL1111'L11', C01,, II'1lsl1i11gtm1, NL11111rk, O K111139111: Citv, WILL, 81111 I riIIICISCO, Cul., IIuIT11111,N D. C., Phi Kappa Sigma. Psi Chapter. Established April 5. 15w. llvsidvnl valnlwrs. j. PRICE JACKSON, MIL. CHAS. M. II. .XTIIICRTUN, 135., M. C. HILSICNG,C.E.11M Soniurs. 15.1anth II. HARRIS. BI'DID GRAY, VAR1U' .N P. SMILEY, .l u n inr. II. J. VATI 2RS. B. An. 5., ROBERT M. FOSTER ., PILD. ROBERT B. GRICHR. GEORGE Ii. SNYDER, jUIIN If. SNYDER. YALTliR XV. GREENLAND, jR. Snplmmm-vs. 1M HHCRT T. MISNNICR, Froshnu-n. LEON 1'2, THOMAS, CHARLES A. MCHIA'AIN, CHARLES A. RICH, LALUN 1:. HAYES, ALBERT L. CROMHSII. SAMI'EL VAIJx'l'3R, JR, YILI4IAM D. SUTTON, YILLIAM D. S'I'I'ZVI'ZNSUN, LEON G. DODGE. Im-Jm. 19w Phi Kappa Sigma. Alpha . Dcltn ZL-tu l'itzl Knmm Lambda . Mu. R110 . Tun . Phi l'si I'psilon Alplumxlphu Roll uI'thplt'l's. . l'nivcrsity of Pennsylvania. . Vushinglml :lml JcITL-rson Cullcgv. Franklin um! Marshall Colh-gu. University of Virginia. Lukc Forest I'nivcrsity. . Vnix'crsity of North Cnrulinzl. Tulunc I'nivm'sity. I'nivcrsity nf Illinois. . Runrlulph-Mucml College. . Richmond Collcgr. . l'cnnsylvzmiu Stuu- Cullcgv. . Nurtllwcslcrn l'nivcrsity. . Vushing1m1 and Let Unix'crsily. Sigma Chi. Alpha Chi Chapter. Established May :7, 1891. Ih-sidq-nl lenlwrs. HENRY A. LARDNICR, II. EIHVARD DUNKLIC. lMplm Lumlnln, l'. 01 Wisnl Soninr. GEORGE K. SPICNCIC. Juniors. HARRY 31. STIHVART, CHARLES MCII. ICBY. anhumuros. VlLLIAM S. MHNWWEOMICRY, V. RAY THOMPSON. THOMAS BAI'MGARDNICR. I r1-sllnwn. HARRY Ii. DILLICR, A. NICVIN DIHIIL. HENRY S. DAVIE IIIARRY D. BI'LLARD. Sigma Chi. linll uI' t'lmple-s. University of V0ostcr, Ohio XVcsleyzm Univvrsity, I'uivcrsity of Mississippi, Washington and Lee I'nivcrsity, Pennsylvania College, Bucknell University, Indiana University. he szw University, Ik-nisnn I'niversity, Butler University, Purdue Vniversity, Columbimi University, Nortlm'cstcru University, Ohio State University, Lchigh 1'11ivcrsily, Cornell Univursity, Illinois Wesleyan University, I'nix'crsity of North Carolina, l'nivcrsity of California, l'nivcrsily 0f Lothcm, l'nivcrsity of Wisconsin, l'nivcrsity of Texas, I'nivcrsity of Kansas, l'nix'crsity of Cincinnati, I'nivcrsity of Illinois, I'nivcrsity of Michigan, l'nix'crsity 0f Virginia, l'nivcrsity of Minnesota, Lclnml Stanford, jr., l'nivcrsity, Tulane 1711ix'crsity, University of Nebraska, Vanderbilt University, Pennsylvania State College, Massachusetts Institutc of Technology, Beloit College, IIanqxlcn-Sidncy Collage, Wabash College, Centre College, Randolph Macon Collugc, Albion College, Dickinson College, Roanoke College, Hanover Cullegc, Kentucky State College, Dartmouth College, Columbia College, New York Alumni, Philadelphia Alumni, Baltimore Alumni, Washington Alumni, Chicago Alumni, San Francisco Alumni. Cleveland Alumni, Cincinnati Alumni, Indianapolis Alumni, NL-w Orlczms Alumni, Nebraska Alumni, Minneapolis Alumni. Kappa Sigma. Alpha Delta Chapter. Established January xx. Imz. lh-siIh-ul Mt-mlwl's. HARRY IIAXWYARD, MILTON S. MCIKHVICLL. Sl-Ilim-s. SAMI'ICI. F. IIlfRR, DI'XIIAM BARTON, HENRY H. GICARY. .l Ilninrs. j. FRANCIS MOTZ, IHCNRY T. PRICE. MAURICE N. TRUNK, CLARENCE M. THOMPSON. SnplmnmI-vs. JOSEPH DARRAGII, Jku FRANK K. ZENTMYHR. I 'I-4-slnm-n. FRANK C. RUTH, WILLIAM C. HCW. aw Hum: 11 IZTOTH 2 lbw A 17 Wild Kappa Sigma. Hull ul'i'lulple-s. Louisiana State l'nivcrsily, Davidson CollL-gc, Centenary College, I'nix'crsity nf Virginia, anlnlph-Mumm College, Cumberland University, Snuthwustcrn I'nivcrsity, Vanderbilt l I1chrsity, I'nix'cx'sity 0f TL'IIHL'SSDC, H'ushinglon and Lu- I'uivcrsity, William and Mary College, l'nivcrsity of Arkansas, Iinmry 11ml Hcm'y College, $vnrthnmrc College. Tulane l'nivcrsity. I'llivcrsity of Texas, IimnptlL-n-Sidncy College, V0mm1 Cnllcg'c, South western Prcshyu-rizm I'In i vcrsity, Punluc Vnivcrsity, Muim- Slate Cnllcgc, I'nivcrsity 0f Lhc South, University of South Cumlinu, Mcrccr I'nix'L-rsily, University of Illinois, Pennsylvania State CnllL-gc, University of Pcnnsylvzmiu, University of Michigan, Columbiun I'nivcrsity, Southwestern Baptist I'nivcrsity. l'. S. Grant I'nivcrsily, Cornell Vniu-rsity, l'nix'crsity 0f chumlt, Trinity Cullcgc, l'nix'L-rsity Of North Carolina, Bcthcl Cullcgc, K32, Ohio State University, VuhzlS11 College, Bowdoin College, Yuxoo City, Minx, Philadelphia, 1H,, Pittsburg, Pm, New York City, Ncw Orleans, Lu. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Pennsylvania Alpha Zeta Chapter. Iisluhlishml May 15. 1M.'. lh-sitloul Mvmlwrs. l'. BRIVCIC BRICNICMAN, VILL II. RIiBIIYN. HI'IIiuI-s. THOMAS R. CUMMINS. VILLIAM .l- MOORE. IIARLAN L. YlSlIAR'l . .lnnim-s. JAMES C. IH'NSMURIC, JAMES M. MCKIBBIN, FRANCIS XV. jliSSOP, ROY S. MOORE, HALTER A. LYON, HARRY A. KI'IIN, J. MARION YASTI NH. SnplmnmI-e-s. jAMliS A. DUNSMURIC, XYALTIER Ii. IIOI'SMAN, FRED A. RUBISON. I'H'oshlm-n. jAMICS II. M. ANDREWS. IIARWOOD C. PAINTER, jAMICS R. TAYLOR, JAMES V. WHITE. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Ih1ll ul' Plumlvrs. UlliVL-rsily 0f Alnbzunu. Vanderbilt I'niversity, I'xlivcrsily of North Curulinu, Univu'sity of Virginia, licthcl Collcgc, Cumberland University, l'11ivbrsity of Georgia. I'nivcrsity of Mississippi, Snuthwcstcm Baptist I1'111'vcrsily, 1V11shi11gtun and Lee IVnivcrsity. 11111111111111 Univcx'sity, Mercer University, Ahlbznnzl Agri. 111111 Mcch. Cnllcgv, Southern 1'11i1'c1'sity, I'nivcrsity 11f 11411195500, University of the South. ICHmry Collcgc. I'llix'crsity of Texas, Suutll Carolina College, Southwestern IHx-shylorin11 I'niv. Central Uniwrsity, Davidson Cullcgc, Gettysburg College, Emory 111111 IIcnl'y College, 1'11ivcrsity of Missouri, Erskine College, Mount Union Collugc. 1Vumml College, Adrian Cullcgc, Allcghcny Cnllcgv. 01110 1Vcslcym1 U11iu-1'sity, l'nivcrsity Hf Michigan, l'nivcrsity of Cincinnati, Si11111so11 Cullcgc, Georgia Inst. 11f 'll-chnulng-v, Dickinson College, I'11ivcrsity 0f 011111111111. Cm'ncll l'11ix'crsity, Vnix'vrsity of Denver. Franklin Cnllcgv, Leland Stunfnrd, j1'.. l'uix'crsity, 11-11115y1wn1i11 Stuu- Cullcgu, XVushingtun I'nix'L-rsity, Boston l'nivcrsity, Ohio Smu- l'11ivcrsity, Trinity College, Muss. Inst. of 'lI-chnolngy, llzu'vurd l'11ivcrsity, Purdue I'11ix'crsity, I'nivcrsity of Nebraska, Buckncll University, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Nurlhwcstcrn l'nivcrsity, I'nivcrsity of California, 0111111111111 College, St. Stcphcn's College. Alumni Chapters. Alliance, 011111, Augusta, Cm. Savannah, Gm, Chattanooga, 111111., Chicago, 111., Boston, Muss. Piltsburg, 121., Cincinnati, Ohio, Atlanta, Guq Kansas City, Mo.. New ank, Theta Nu Epsilon. Rvsith-nl anlwr. j. M. Wanc. Svn inrs. G. K. Smaxcn, R. 1!. Uluil-ZR, 1. 1'3. SNYDER, Dl'NHAM BARTUN, J. 1?. anuaks, T. R. Cmmms, U. L. PATTERSON, II. 0. FLECK, R. L. MAcDoxALD, 11. M. BEAVER, W. K. Glmmmcv, G. 1!. SNYDER, J. L. HARRIS, 15. H. HARRIS. B. 1:. WILLIAMS. Junim-s. HARRY STEWART, W. W. GREENLAND, jk., C. 15. SCOTT, B. F. 1715mm, 0. M. McKI-zl-z, C.S.t:1xmucu, j. G. DUNSMURH, j. M. Y.vx3i'FlNli. J. 19. Mow. C. M. THOMPSON, II. H.10N1cs, W. G. IIAwm-zv, J. M. Mclx'usmx, CHARLES Tumns. H1 yplmnn urns. E. ' M T 0 5T5 f1 ,3 H N EVPHJZ; cMAfMK M K b vilHMvvcnmwct? e H:::3:onr5uc6n V ' FCOSTaad:;D Aig BZ 9K 3 . d r 0 mo ?'LSEJW DLffokit JX VaermchUO 5-40-11 F?'OD'L; CMZNIHLLD ZQ 7K$Mz15 KO 330ggcfjAL1 ? angHHMKNOI Tr- 4-fEHKsJ6X51'IHIO 5 v- UN g5: gt; :.v1m ?JMICVM i: pr L145 lthn P'le Phi Delta Epsilon. UMCALJ aninl's. JOHN LEWIS HARRIS. JAMES H. MARSHALL. HARRY CRICIGIITON PHFFER. Juniors. BENJAMIN JAMES BOWEN, A. VO0DXVARD SMITH, ISRAEL KINCII DIXUN, RAYMOND ADAM KLOCK, WINDSOR G. HAWLICY. .H'uphnnmrvs. VILLIAM CLINTON ALEXANDER, FRANK RAYMOND MCGICE. l-W-I'slnm-n. LISATON TRATI'Z IHiClITlCL, HARRY IlYICRS IL-XRNIIART, ARTHI'R L. BAILEY, ALBERT A. GALLOWAY, XVILIJAM A. IIUTCIIISUN, JUIIN R. W. KICICNICN. w $353 E 95:30 .30 1V. 1'3. 12. B. 1651-1; F. 19. SNYDER. . NSHADH. 1'3. KNOCH, A. KAISER, H. C. x. M. Bums, X BROWN, R. C. BELL. S. 1'. BAKER, L. C. Ckmwc, W. E. II. EWING, R. IIHIIJG. J. D. IIUSTUN, II. 1V. F. XV. G. Human, A. HARVEY, T. Immus. W. Ll'xnv, WWW ! 2 1' 1171941 Ullit-m-s. . Pn'sidnll. . Sl'u'c'lmy. Trensun I. . llltllldg't'l'. vamlu-I-s. T. C. Mclilyux, W. E. SMITH, W. A. MURRAY. CHAS. THOMAS, H. B. 'hmn, C. M. VVALDRON, P. L. 1VOOD, h. I. WmNI-m, 1i. 1?. Wm'rrmxoma, JULIUS ZHNNECK. F. J. Wnrn-HIALL, j. 0. WINTERS j. 12. HALL. J. A. BUYER, R. K. STEVENSON, 16. P. IIARDHIL . Ullivors. Pn'xizinll. .S'z'nrlrujr. . 73ruxm'fr. . lllmlauz'r. Mvmlu-rs. M. RUTHERFORD, j. W. SIMMHRS. W. SHARP, J. J. QUINLIN, j. W. MILLER. j. N. lhcxmmsnu'r'r, M. MCW. CADMAN. J. R. 091on, J. F. MHANS. R. w. CADMAN. J. C. MORSE, II. P. Nlin-SLI.. A. 1:. DOLE, JOHN MORSE. II. C. CAMPBELL, G. S. HALDHMAN, R. T. FLIiNNlKl-ZN, J. F. WILSON, R. MA'rmAs, F. A. IIEMPHILL. 1C. 14. PECK. 2Q ; Ayi' 3v 2592ng 1'3 2' N, A VV 9 k N Ollit-t-rs. D. P. CONRAD, R. G. CARPENTER, M. 11. MORGAN. E. F. HILL, Nln-mlwrs. 1,. M. MOSER. M. A. TAYLOR, L. A. REED, P. S. WARN, R. A. MCCREA. M. M. BROWN, 19. IE. BENSON. O. P. MAXWELL. II. 13. IhmTou-rr, J. Nnunnn'r, J. E. CLM-mm, D. S. Rmcsxc, C. B. KAISER, S. S. PATTON, W. H. KHNNHDY, ' II. 13. S'rucklcx, R. LEWIS. MARSHALL Rr'nmumxn, xyfz 59X 2,324; 23133 V 9 .. S 2 y; , 27 w . Prrxz'dtwt. . Sz'rrelury. . T n'asurm . . Na Huger. A. II. Smcquu, G. F. O'BRIEN, H. H. HODGE, j. W. GRAY. R. E. Gun, M. Sumnvomg L. L. ANSART. R. E. TYSON, L. B. CARTER. ---. . v-7 4 i-gv .. . ...-----..-.--.--.-.-A 44 4 The Athletic ASSOCidtiOn. Ullivvrs. Mr. FISHER, 196 . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 , . . . . 1 . . lwairlml. 11. 31cm. S'rlmzm'r, '96 . . . . . . 1 . , . 1 , . , . . . . . I'I'n'-Praw'dml. 1'. 1-1 SELLERS, '97 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.81272-laly. 1L 11'.1105K1Ns, . . . . . . A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Xllurxlml. lhmllmll Fulnmillmn ll. A. Duxsmmma, '97, J. M. BICKIIHHN, '96, J. 111cm. Cuu'rm, 193. 1 , . . W. 11. MCCASKHY. 'L;6, Fajilniu. l:.2'-nf21rm, ' 1 ' 1 C. M. lllOMPSUN, '96, Klluuug'rr. Husvlmll tbnlmilll-v. C. 11.N1csm'r. '08. W. W. GREENLAND, X;6, C. A. RICH, Prop, 11. MCA. HEAVICR, 195, 15. L. Bumvx, 1'rL-p. . . . W. A. S'rl'ART, OI lain. l:.r-qflruo. ' P l R. 11. 011151.211, 1,5, Jlmmqrr. Allllt-lit' Cununillvv. J. A. lM'xsnmmi, '97, C. 1:. NHSHIT, 193, 1'. 19. Smucus. '07, 11. C. PAINTER, '0H. SAM. 1X'AI.KHR, '93. 1 1. , 1C. 11. HARDER 1:, Cu lain. l:.r-nf1u'mm ' ' h P I II. A. IxFlIN, '90, zllailugvr. .huliliug Cmnnlillvv. j. A. DUNSMURIE, '07. G. M. Mcch, '96, 1.. 11. CARTER. 196. .C. .. .2 Fifth Annual Winter Meeting 9 . T. 7 .- . T. .. V. . '1'. I. OF THE State Callege Athletic Association, College Armory, Friday Evening, February 15, 1895. 'J'hmnpsun, '96 I Fishcr, '96 . Mcchusncy, '9S 9 Fisher, '90 . Ilzmlcr, '95 Price, '96 . Thmnpsmn, '96 . . 'l'hmupsun, '96 l'ricc, '96 Rnwu, 'gg A Price, '96 30 Yards Dash. 3!, sue. 2. T. R. Cummins, Putting 12 lb. Shot. 2. 1:. R. MCGL-u, '97 43.1 ft. 440 Yards Dash. 1 min. 1', sec. 2. 15. R. Kaiser. Putting 16 1h. Shut. 39 ft. 2. 1:. R. McGL-c, ' Runnim,r Iligh Jump. 5.2f1. 91 9 - 93 2. T. R. Cummius, '95 Half Mile 'ank, 5 min. 0 Standing High J llmp. 4.6 fl. 2. 1'3. 1'. llnnlcr, ' I'nln- Vault. 9-45 ft. '1 II. D. lmllaml, '93' Half Mile Run. 2 min. 43 sue. 2. ; 1:. R. Kuiscr, Standing Broad jump. 9.6 ft. 2. C. M. 'l'hmupsnn, '96 . Mile Run. 6 min. .13 sec. 2. -. D. 1'. Cmn'ml, '97 95 . 93 1:. R. Kaiser, '93' 'l'ulul l'ninls. '95 mm H ; '96 won 47; '97 wnn 9; '93 mm 29. 107 4 scc. 33 .8 ft. .1. ll ft. .5 min. 1 sec. . . . 4.411 7.611. . 2111in..Hm-u . 9.4 ft. 0 min. 44 sec. Gllege Athletic Team, 94. J. R.Wilrms, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Caplm'n. R. L. M.-chMx..u.n,. . . V . . . . . . . . . .Managt'r. l: K. MA'rTI-zkx, If. U. SMITH, j. H. WHITE, D. P. Cummn, W. B. MCCASKIW, E. P. HARDER, W. W. GREENLAND, W. II. liwxxn, 1?. K. ZIcN'rMYHR. W. 11. TEAS. C. If. Sm'r'r, W. L. CAULER, II. '1'. PRICE, 1:. A. lhcmvuu,1,, A. W. SMITH, j. A. DUNSMURI-Z, 1:. R. Mcume, I. K. DIXON, B. F. Flsm-zu, T. R. CI'MMINS, C. M. Tumn-SON. s nu 4I'IVXHUJIY HZvllIXVH 'Z. :55, '3 ?J E 'l. a 'I. c: 7: U'. 3. C 21 3: H 7. -7. IL r. C .4 '5XIHSNII Ninth Annual Championship Contests 01: T1115 lntenCollegiate Athletic Association. Beuwr Field, State College, Pa., May 19, Inn Yards Dash Izu Yards Ilunllc Two Mile liivyclv Race .140 Yunls-Dzlsh Our Mile Run One Mile XYulk . 220 Yards llunllo llulf Mile Run . 04w- mm- 1 2. 7,. J. C. ICMIJCY. Smn'lhmm'c. 33'0- 93 m.- . C. 9. PALMER. Swnrtlmmrc. 1C. 15. MAYER, Y. U. of P. D. C. I. BllleC. Swnrtlnnm'c. G. 9. GriL-st, Swartlmmrc. y... XV. F. SIMS, Swzlrtlnnorc. W. W. GRl-ZICNLAND, jrn State, 11. W. LHWIS, $mrllnnm'c. . T. R. UIJCNN. Swzmhnmru, . 2. J. 1i. WHITE. State. 1. W. CLUTHIER, Swurllunorc. A. A. DIARSHAI.L, W. l'. of P.. . 11. P. chnn, Swnrtlmmrc. 1:. 1. XX'IHCHIJiR, Lchigh. 11 T. PRICE. State, 1-2 A. IIICMPHII.I., State. A. W. SMITH, State. C. M. BHlec, Swalrtlnnnw, D. B. RI'SHMURIC, Swarthmorc. l'. SHLIJCRS, Swzlrtlmmrc. 1LT. Rl'SSlil.l., Lchigh, W. CLUTIIIICR, Swurlhmm'c, J. ll. Wurrlc, Stntv. 110 L RUSHMHRIE, $mrtlunorc, . 1894. 5 min. 5 min. .1 min. K . S min. . 2 min. 1 m5 9 1 SL'L' . SOC. 5LT. -. 50 L' . .. soc. ., sec. SCC. SL'C. . C. PALMER, Swartlnnm'c, . . . . . . . . 251; sec. 22H Ynnls hush . . . . 2. H. E. MAYER, V. 11.01' P. 3. T. R. GLENN, Smn'thmorc. ,- 'J k l. H. L. CLARK, Smurthnmrc, . . . . . 116 ft. 7.8 in. Throwing the Hummer . 2. 1i. 1'. BUSH, Swnrllmmrc, . . . . . . 93 ft. ln.Hi11. 3; IL F4 FISHER, Static, . . . . , . . . . 92 ft. 9 in. I. ll. CUNRUW, Swm'thlnorc, . . . . . . 3ft. min. l'Ulv Vault. . . . . . 2. C 31.THUMI'SUN,SIIILC. 3. W. S. BROOKE, Swarthmore. 1. E. P. HARDER, State, . . . . . . . .51'1. H, in. Rmmingtllighjump . . . 2. W. H. WITHHRSI'UUN, W. 1'. 0f 1'. ' ; 3. P. SHUJQRS, SWIII'UHHUFC. l. . . C. PALMER, Swnrlhmorc, . . . . . . . 17 f1. 7 in. 2. T. R. Cmnnxs, State. 3.. J. H. HMLICV, Swnl'thnmrc. Running Brnml jump. B. 1:. FISHER, State, . . . . . . . . . . . 2,51'1.7in. . P. BOND, Swarthmorc. 3. l. K. DIXON, State. PJ'- Pulting llu- Shut 'I'ulul Puinlx 0 . Mxtxmwmmui, . . . . . . . . . . A . . . . . 65'; STATE, . . . . . . , . . 1115'1 1'21 5: I'xn'lcusrrv, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NI: Llcumu, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Ihn:.n'r;'r'n.:. . V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . n George W. Hosl1in5- IRECTOR Physical Training, Pennsylvania State College, was 110r11i11 l'hihulclphiu 186.1. Received 11 public school education in the schools of that city. Graduated from Burlington Military College, N. 1., 1882. Took f1111r-111-11r 11111111411 in Physical Training 111111 A1111t111111' 111111111' J. K. ShL-ll, M.D., Philadelphia. Member 111' the Philadelphia Y. M. C. A. Athletic T011111 '85. ML-mhcr 111 the Athletic. Club of the Schuylkill Navy. Football 1V1'cstli11g,1thlLtic 111111 Lacrosse Teams, 186193. Coached 111111 tr11i11L-11 U11i111sity 11f Vcr111m1t 1111111111111 TL-mn,189. XV1111 thL- 111i11111c-11-cight Cl111111pi1111ship XVrL-stling C1111tcst,A11111t111r Athletic Union 111 the United St11th, 11t N111 111rk L1t1 DeL'111111L-r20,18911.1cti11 111L11111L1 X111L1i11111 Asmmiution A'1112111CL- 111L-11t11f 11111511111 ICtluczltion. Honorary 111L-11111Lr of the Malta Boat Club. lhi1111111- phiu. 110111111 N11. 3 in 11111 M111t11 Cigilt-OZH'UI shell crew, '91 ; winner of the junior Eight, Newark. N. J.; I11tL-1'1111-11i11tL1 Eight, 1'1111'1c111 River, N. Y.; Senior Eight, 111111i11101'c M11. ; Senior Eight-Oarcd Shell C111111111io11ship CuntL-st 11f the Schuylkih Navy,Phi11111L1phi1191. Played 1111 Burlington Military Cullcgc Football 111111 Base- 111111 JL111115, Y$11 81. 1910111 College Records for Two-milc W111k ; Throwing 511-1111111111 wright, 111111 Running 1111111111 11111111. Won 1111111111115r High 11111111 111111 Tug' of 1V111', Y. M. C. A. Field Contest, Philadelphia, '85. Won the following medals in open c1111111ctiti11n: 11111 Yards 1111311 C111111111i1111shi11, A. C. S. N.. ,87; Runningr High,111111 Running131'111111111111115; 11111 111111 1211 Yards lhlshL-s, Chester City Athletic Club, '86; Running 131-111111'11111111 111111 2211 Yards hush, English Athletic Club, Philadelphia, '87; 2211 Yards Dash 111111 Running High 11111111, A. C. S. N., 187 ; 1211 Yards Dash, StntL-n 151111111 Athletic Club, N011'Y11rk.'88; Running High 11111111, First Regiment N. 11. Pennsylvania 1111111111'ML11-ti11g. '88; 2211 Yards Dash, Warren Athletic C111111Vil111i11g- t1111, 1101., '88; 11111 111111 11411 Yards DushL-s, 111tL-1'-St11tc C111111111i111iship, zit 1'111i1'L-1'sit1' 11f l1c1111s1'11'1111i111 '88; 11x1Y111'1ls1111511111111 Runningr 1111111111 Jump. Highland Athletic Club. Phihulclphiu, '88; 3130111111 I'IJICC, 2211 Yards Dashes, A. C. S. N. 111111C1111c May Ath1cti1'. Club, '88; 11111 111111 2211 Yards Dashes, Y. M. C. A. 111111 Huvcrfortl Collcgc, y89. XVon the 11111111111115r 158-1111111111WrestlinLr Contests: A C. S. N., Dec. 28. ,819; First RL-gi111L-11t N. G, PL'1111sylv1111i11. OpL-n 111111105, 111111'311 111111 Nov. 15th; A. C. S. X., Dec. 1911. XVun 11111111111 220 Yards Dashes, United Labor League Athletic Club, 1 Hcld C1111111pi1111shi11 MiddchVcight 1V1'L-stli11g, A. C. S. N., 191. 11115 111111 in different Contests over sixty sile-r, 1111111 111111 111-111171- 1110111115, cups, etc. Was 11111111i11tL-11 Director 111' Physical iliruining at State in 11111111111, i112. Is the first person over 1111111- i11g 111111 positinn. it having just 11cc11 1-st11111isl1L-11 111 his z111p11i11t111L-11t. 1111s tr11i111-11 State's Athletic 111111 Football Teams 111 192, '93 111111 ,91, the results of which appear in their respectivu records. 85. IIOSKINS. i W. EORGX G Inter:Class Athletic Contests, Beaver Field, Monday, June 11, 1894. mm Yards hush 1le Yunls Illmllv Tu'u Milo Bicycle .HH Yards Dush Mile Run 22m Yards lIurtllc Milt XX'nlk . 22m Yunls Dash Half Mile Run . '44:;- QAN- pan... Lu M -- '4; u .- QAN- .1- B. WHITE, '94, . .15. CONRAD, '97, . M. THOMPSON, '90. . l5. HARDER, '95, A. S'mcmnaxs, '97. .M.'l5nmn-an, 596. W. W. 5 C. 1C. MASHN, J- .1- II. 1:. A. '. II. EWING, Prop. .1!. Wm'na. Wu, . . M. THOMI'SUN, 596, '. C. ALEXANDER, '97. '. H. TEAS, '97, '. L. CAI'LICR, '96. 1-1 MCCORMICK, '93. B. WHITE, 59.1, h. P. CONRAD, '97, '15. R. CI'MMINS, '95. T. PRICE, '90, W. SMITH. '90. . 1;. WHITE, '91, . . M. 'fuum'sux, '96. . 1,. CHNRAD, '97. . T. PRICE, '96, II. 'hms, '97. '. IQ. HUUSMAN, '97. list 59h, . A. HICMPIHLL, 596. 5 min. . 5 min. 5 9 min. . 255. SW. . 2 min. 11 SL'C. 183.: sec. 512:. sun 59 M'C. .n in 31 scv. 23:5, sec. 5 sec. In N't'. x' 1. IL 1:. 1915mm. 917, . . . . . . . . 88 f1. 2 in. .A. Drxsmnui, 97. '97- Thruwing 111v lhumm-r . . 2. 93- I. K. IHXUX, 9 l. C. 31.THUMPSUN, 996, . . . . . .8 ft. m in. I'nlt' Vault . . 2. F. A. Roman, '97. 9 3. J. A. STEPHENS, 997. r 1. 1'2. P. HARDER, 95, , . . . . . . . . 5 f1. 1 in. . . l C M Tnmn'soN Pumm r11 -1 J ' ' ' .. . . f I F UN 1 Jump 9 T. R. CI'MMINS, L11v tm- bccuml. I H. j.llnw1iN, , . R. CI'MMINS, 95, . . . . .1811. min. I- .-I . 11. Mclx'mmx, '99. . P. HARDER, '95. RunningIh'nzuljump. . . . . 2. A '23 u... 9 I. B. F. Flsmck, m6, . . . . . . . . . 36 fl. 6 in. Putting thc Shot , . . . . . . 2, . K. DIXON, '96. 9 3. J. A. IM'Nsnmuc, 97. Summary of Pninls Won. Nmrrrv-Fork, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 leliTY-FlVl-I, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IS NINJi'rv-Sxx, . . . . . . . . V . . . . . . . v .19 lexcuw-chvnx. . . . . . . . . . 2.: co ..MuMMmMuM ...M .MM .: mm x... .2sz .uM .MM . .5 3 .MM 13 m? ..MuMMuMMmU .7. ., .MMM c .MM 0 1:. ..nMMuMMMMou .m .M. .MMM .3. .: om ..MMMoMMMMcu A .M. :M ... .c m ...... ..MMM.MMMM5U .M. .M. .97. em . .... :5. MM MM .M .UUV. mLM .MvMMEMMuuMC ..5 ..MM .991. Tm. .5... m .1... 5.50.5 .MM .51 mm .55 h mnulM ..MM .uum .....M .55 m .3. ...:E. 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MEFCMMMM ......EEMM ..M .M. .091. mm .UMNW .JMMMMNMZMPI. h Mm .31.. mM .MMMMMNBU. ..LM: A. ..Mr dam .meM .55 m. .uMMTMM .MMMMMMouMuquM .4. ...M .uuu. Mwm .55 o .MMwbdeopr .thmM. .3 .C .uum ...:m .55 .1 .uMMMML .5on .9 ..Mr .091. .TJ. .55 M 4.33:5 . JMBMMMwMMw .MM .0 .uum M3 .25: ..Muuwu .2 ..M dam Tm .L MO. .H .MMUMwLMMMux .J. .va 05.5 ..3qu .2. .M .31. :M .KOMFfMUCmeu .JMFwMVMMMFfu m-FAMMMMH .M.:MU IMHMFKH ZruUMvaMMMuMu M4452 ..MEo .x .0 .c S. MMuMMu.M7...1.... .MMM ...r ..M .C Q: .U..:.w 0.4. .MMuMMncMMvMuova .1qu .5... ...m .c : M:0.M .Mw ..MuMMuvM .n .u .MM.M 2 .2 mm 0.4.7. 323.43.. . .MMM MMwM .C c .U.4...w.71 .uuM ..M A .51. .3. m .U.M....r..l. .353. .31. mmM ..MUHMMMcm .0 ..MM .oum Mm .55 v 52:? 22:5. day. ...owM .MM.MM:M o U47. twwEoJ ..M. ..M MM .55 M. 0.4.2.7. .555 .u ..MM .991. MS. .5... M $212 ..Mm ..MMn. ..M..M .uum Iv 0.4.59 .zutum .MM .00. 0.4.6: ...:35 .M .uuu. ...: ..M .424. 928va Mo :OmMMnmEoU MOMMm .mMMM ...M .85::.: .uaMM E M... . M . . . . MMMan UMPM . . . MMMMMMMMH 15:: M. . . .MMMMMMMMMMMMMM M. uMMEMMM ..1.M..M E. M . . . M. ..J:..MMM; UC? :eM N. 33.33015... M . . . .. 17...: uMMMr ... . . MMM: uMMMn . . M. . . . MMMMk Dan: .M H. . . 2.16.1 316?. :3. . . . MMmcM. .v.c.M..mn M74 : .uMSM 2: II0 Class Baseball Teams. GRAY, p., Wn.l,x.u15, 0., memxley, s. 5.. DIXON, p., FISHER, 0., THOMAS. s. 5., ROHISUN,1L kCuth, CRUMLISH, 0., ALLEN, .s: 5., NI-zsm'r. p. Nupm. HAYS, u, RUTH, s. 5., Nim-Iy-lev. FIJiCK, Ist Kupm, meluw, 2d, K1 HFICR, 3d, Nim-ly-Hix. PRICE, Ist, DrNSMORH, 2d, Hummmxn, 3d mupm, Nim'ly-an-II. MASON, lst, McCuLLm'nu, ml, BICNDICR, 311, NiIH-ly-I'Iig'hl. RAWN, Isl, IHCCHTHIV 2d. WALKER, 3d, GRICICR, r. f., J. L. IIARRIS, c. f., Momma, l. 1'. McCuluncu. r. f., Kuwu, v. , KUHN,1.f. SHLLI-zus, r. 12, IMRRMHI, c. II, IIUUSMAN. 1. f. THOMAS, r. ., CI'R'HN, c. L, BULLARD, l. f. mmmmm OLhEYs m 9 km 23AM College Baseball Team, 1894. C. AL ATHICRTHN, Uzphu'u. M. T. Sxxxxu'rz, 3111114917: Nrmiu'mx. c. STl'ART, Isl. MA'r'rI-mx, p Rummy, 3d. mccn'rm., 2d. Rmc, s. s. GREENLAND, r. f. MACKHY, l. f. Tnmms. c. 1'. Baseball Record, 1894. April 16-1'. of P. vs. Slutc, :11 Philadelphia, 2: M 6 17 Dickinsnn vs. Sum; ut Cnrlislc, 11 12, ' ?liiltlmllxl vs. Slulv, ut Smu- Culk'gv, In - m H 25vl'. nf V. vs. Stzltc, at Richmond, Ll I zthV. X L. vs. State. ill Luxingtnn, . V , . h m :7 Y M. L vs. State, :11 LL-xingtun, . . . V . . . , , 6 5 23-49. V M. vs. State, :It LullmstL-r .1 3 May lz-Hickinsnn vs. Stun; :IL Stulv Cnllx-gu, . 1 - N Ih-Culmn Giants vs. Stutu, uL Huntvr's Park, . I, 11 H JGAIJK'k Ilnu-n vs. Smtc, :11 State Cnllvgv, 1 7 gnxlh-mnn-sl Vs: State, :It W'illiumslmrl, 5 - I Jum- 13-Ih-nmn-sl vs, Stulv, :11 Stutv Cnllcgv, l -- 7 Tntul nf Uppnm-nts, m2. Stutv, 5'5. HS 'qun'nm 'SVKOHL xutulvm 3313 'LHVILLS IT-llll3C-HI 'u xki'lxsxaxo 'ILXVA Q 'xnj.x5HIJ.V' xnsmnx CXSINSVIQ '176. nupal upanng 3531103 1.0. UI'NSMURIC, J. College Football Team. SEASON 0F '91. G. W. IIUSKINS, B. 1?. FIsm-zk mupm, C. E. SCOTT, J. A. Dl'xsnome, W. 1!. MCCASKISY, L. HARRIS, J. M. McKnmIN, II. M. SI'TER, F. A. Rmusox, C. M. A'nnuwox. Sllhsl il llll'N. CHAS. Tumms, A. L. CROMIJSH, l. K. DIXON, A. F. DOLE, .l- MCM. CURTIN, E. V. RAWN, W. A. S'nx-un', C. M. humvmm. 110 C1542. $3.35,. a.??.ym. Fasi. 92:37.2. Um: mammary 3295:? C1Zmu5wm. w. 0. 202.27.? 33:5. 01213.2 . a .w. Wainwacz. x ?:2. E222. mr.cjn 4.222302. 0. .1. ?...ix. 23:221.. Znnwmxmgu Class Football Teams. Nim-ly-Fiwu 1m R K Ii'r'r, W131 m RT, HARRIS, If. 11., HARRIS, J. 14., vannk, j. 19., Gm m: Ninvly-Six. MchcA, FISHER, DllNSMURl-I. j. H., MCCASKM', Krux, Tumus, PRICE. Xim-Iy-Svu-u. CRUMIJSH, Mcmn-t, SMITH, 1'2. 1' Tumwsox, J., ., MILLER, IH'NSMURI-Z, .l- A.. WA Lu HR. Nilwl y-IGig-hl. Blinks, home, lL-xwx, Wnrni, HULLARII, D11-znl., M 1-201 1433' m1 Momma lCupL L 11mm, PATTl-ZRSHN, MCDONALD, SI'ENCH. IHXHN, SCHT'P, THOMPSON Capt. l, MCKIIHHN. Scm-zl'ueu, IMRRAGH, Rumsox Wnpt. b, SELLERS, l'mv. PAINTER, RICE, CURTIN tCupt ;, '97 Footban TeanL IH'NSMUKL. Cuumux. Ummmu. WALKHK. Cmmmsn. Mcmna. Rmummt SL'HI'LJ-ZK HIHJJ-zu. . .LML Tuan-snx. JUL. SMITH, 1-2. l'. '98 Footban TeanL ANInuI-iws, UII-ZHI chw. I'LLARIL RAWN. CI'RTIN. Dunc. Rm-.. PAINrIak Wurr . nnnus. Mmmasxlex'. Football Rgcord, '94, Gettysburg Collcgc . . . . u VS. State . . . . . . . On at Slum College. Lufuyclu- College . . . . . . 0 vs. Smu- 72 :It Stutc College. Annapolis Cndcts . . . . . . 6 vs. Smu- A 6 411 Annapolis, Mil. lmckncll , . . . , . . , 6 vs. State . , 4 . , . 12 at Willimusporl. V. x j. , . . . . . . . 0 vs. State . . . . . . 6 ul WushingtunJh. Oberlin . . . . . . . . . . . hvs.5t411c. . . . . . . 9 :11 Obur1i11,0. P. A, C. , . . . . . . . . . . 0 vs. State. :ltPittslmrg. 1 4- Totnl. . . . . . . . .. 18 179 Individual Records. 'l'uuchdmvns. Guuls. Sufcliw. Gunl 1Ficld'. Total A'rmewmw, . . . . . . . 9 20 n 1 SI SUPER, . , . . . . . . . . . 9 n 0 n 36 RomsuN, . . . . . . . . . 7 0 u 0 28 J. A. DUNSMORH, . . 4 . . 4 0 I n 18 Flsurzu,. . . . . . . , . 1 2 n n s STl'ART, . . . . . . . . . n 1 n o 2 IIOSKINS, . . . . . . . . . . 0 3 n 0 6 Total . . . . . . . . . 3,0 20 l I 179 Sonim- Class. H. L. er'ncksux, j. 1?. RODGERS, J. L. HARRIS, S. F. 11mm. Junim' t'luss. W. W. Gmu-zxr..xxn, G. M. McKr-zrz, 1.0. Dl'xsnmuc, II. A. RUIN. Soplmnmm- t'lzlss. W. C. ALEXANDER, J. T. HARRIS, R. T. MHNNHR, J. A. BENDHR. FH-shnmn Plan's. H. M. BHNH, CLAY Smuccmcu, L. F. HAYS, II. C. PAINTER. Mix k; . . Cf SING :i sung 01 Ult' toothull hid, A jolly lad is hv, Q '9 . . . . . 3kg; 9; ,9 ICth-pt 1n tmu- at training, when A much-sturvvd 1:141 is he. Xtht longing cyus hi- oft thws cust At tt'lllplillg Vizimls l'le'U; tYhut kccn tlvlight ht- su-ms tn timl Ill tearing uthcrts huir. Ilis own full crop with pritlc ht- YiL'WS, But muith-ns 1111 cry, t Hi, I wonder whut his Hlll will say, cht-n hmm-wurd ht- shall 140! t' Tu Bhu- zuul chitt- this. hmthnll hul Is cvcr prowl :md true; Hr Rings it forth with honest pride, Aml muidvns wear it, too. With cup in hand, this lml might stand, And tt-ll of vivtm-ics won; The highest pinnacle o'er rmchcd By '96 was won. 120 Glee Club. mum GRAY, Prt'sidwll. W. E. IIUUSMAN, Scrrelmy. W. J. Momma, Treasmwl'aud llluuagn. C. M. A'rlucu'mN, Lamina Firxl Tmors. W. E. HOUSMAN. G. C. Mclx'mc. W. P. COCHRAN, J. 1C. Qumucv. Swami Tenors. .l- A. ImNmau, II. A. KL'HN. 112. 19. WHITTHMmUC, C. B. NliSHIT. Firs! lfaxstfs. HARRY BUTX. j. H. ANDREWS. C. M. ATIIERTUN, Roy MCDUNALD. Svama' 13115565. Ihum GRAY. G. P. SMITH, 1C. L. BROWN. 11. C. PAINTER. was? 9527.. Zooxm v52: Vanda??? Owi? ZnWmm. 0095.92. ICHmzvvx whizamx. wdaa. 4::Hmu5wm. meme. W574. thEH. Wamqucz nwzhimccm. hm:5..; The Gllege Orchestra. Violins. G. F. HMVLEY, J. W. GRAY, C. W. HARDT, R. 1?. KliLKI-ZR, C. W. PEARODY. Cornelx. J. E. Qummsv, E. H. HARRIS. Clarionrts. L. G. Domm, G. P. SMITH. Cl'llo. Bass. D. L. PATTERSON, JR. W. P. COCIIRAN. Piano. C. M. ATHERTON. Lam; hapel Orchestra. Firs! Violin. 50mm! V iolinx. W. B. MCCASKHY. J. W. GRAY. C. W. HARDT. Calla. Piano. VJ D. L. IUVTJCRSON. MISS WILLARD. 00:30 03:33.9. Kirgma. n.7,:x;3 5.5:? O . w. $2.42. 251:2? ..w.2:.ux...cz 33:25.. a. ad. Ox.:., IMSELS. 2:2..7 whv;.7..u.x. mfrHHEWmCZ. Banio Club. Bum; GRAY. lx'miw'. lfanjux. Numiulius. Guilars. Bum: GRAY. II. S. DAVIS. j. 1?.M1ans. C. M. A'nncu'rox. L. G. Dumnc. W. K. GInnoNI-zv. 1E. II. HARRIS. W. P. Cucmmx. G. F. I'IAWLHY. O'llu. D. L. PATTERSON. Ju. Fraquuoz, Uocmm. minim. 3: :CZMMH :. c.5473 Wazhxecvu .335. .hEAE; ZmpZm. :yirma. mirricwu nenmx?z.. yr .cxm. Adelphi Club. II.J.WAT1-:Rs,q, K 27 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lhxn'dml. H.G.FLECK, um ll, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sh-rclmy. J. E. SNYDER, d, K V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77171511177. .4, .u ICXI-vutivv Cmnulillt'v. Ii. 1. WATERS, q; K 3, H. G. FLECK, B w 11, T. R. Bxcwm, D. L. PATTERSON, 13 a II, J. M. Wow, q, K x11, J. E. SNYDER, ll! K E, R. B. Gmcmz, Kb K E. Mvmlu-rs. H. J. WATERS, tb K E, 15. F. FISHER, B m 11, T. R. 111mm, R. F. KELKER, B 9 H7 T. W. KKNKAID, W. W. GREENLAND, Ju., d, K 2, WILLIAM FREAK. xp K W, E. J. HALEY, ED F A. J. M. WOLF, Eb K W, II. A. LARDNER, 3 X. R. 1?. MARTIN, xp r A, C. M. ATIIERTON, q, K V A? C. E. SCOTT, m P A, j. E SNYDER, cb K 3, DUNHAM BARTON, K 3. D. L. PATTERSON, B 00 II, R. B. GREEK, d3 K E, II. G. FLECK, B 0; ll. W. K. Gnmomw, B 69 H, 1'. 13. HORTUN, 1; m H. E PmunTnAwiR, . . . . . . . . . . Pwsirlzwl. Pumalnhsumy. . . . . . . . . . IG'rc-lb-cxizlzwx. '; V r h h o H ', o: m Fl; vgzw Mvmlwrs. r: ' 1m. AND MR5. ATHliRTON, Du. AND MRS. ARMSUY, PROF. AND Mk5. Brcxuou'r, PROV. :an Mk5. USMOND, MISS MCEIAVAIN, Puma AND IURS. Rlililik, Puma FREAK, 1m. AND Mus. Poxn, Puma .an Mus. SPARKS. Miss WILLARD, PROF. WATERS, M k. Blevnk, DR. .xxn Mus: FHRNAIm, MISS RIiIHFICR, PROF. AND Mus. GILL, . MR. THOMPSON, PROF. AND31RS.THAY15R, Mk. TI'DUR, LH-Il'T. AND MRS. MCCASKICY, MR. IM'NKLH, Puma AND Mus. Ixusuxc, Mu. III'NTER, Puma AND Mus. jACKSON, Mu. LARDNHR, Lucu'r. AND Mus. KINKAID, MR. HAYWARD, PROF. AND Mus. Foss, IR. BRI'ZNJ-ZMAN, PROF. WILLARD, Mk. Rnnnux, Puma AND Mus. BUTZ, MR. NIATTICRN. PRUF. AND MR5. S'rmcK. Mk. FARNSWOR'PH, Puma AND MRS. CARVER, MR. SICIJJCW, l'mnr. AND Mk5. TUTTLE, MR. WOLF, PROF. AND MRS. PATFJiIf, MRS. IIosmNs, Puma Towuc, MR. NICDUWHLL, 1m. AND Mus. RI'NKLE, MR. MthmALD. Ul'Ih-m-s. ILJ.I;1m'1-:.V, . . . . . , .l'1 111'1'l111l. J. I: Sc111'1-11.1-:11, . . . . 1 1'1'1- l1 .1111l1'.11! I1. I.1;'.111' , . . l.1 ' 111111l111u.'811 11 1111 1'11. C. W. I H1111.VL'1-: . , . . 1.1111211711111111111; 811111111111. 1.. C. C1115 1V1: . . . . l1'111311111'21 Committees for '95 and '96. Molnlu-rship. j. 16. Sc111:1-:1.1-:11, 1.11.1113 N, I1. I.1-:w1s. 11 K. S11. .NSnN, Campaign. A. 1125311111, 11. I1. S'I'I-ZH-ENSHN, Hihlv Hlmly. 11. I1. S'1'1-zv1-2N511N, I , l1 CARTER, H11 1651-111151111111, 3l1-1-ting'. 11. A. 111.11c11, C. W. LAWRENCE. S. If. HULLAND, Missions. W. A. LYON, Committees on y. M. C. A. Building Advisory Folnmillmn IIUN. JAS. A. Ih-zM'nu, 71111511111 j111 1111111, HUN Ms. A. B1: .xv1-:.R Slmlonl t'ununillvv. 1111111111'1' MATHIAS, W. A. IIARVM', 1311 H. C. 1'1-:1-'1-'1-:11, C. 1!. SNYDER. j. 112. SL'111'1-:1.1-:11. C. W. I'1-:.x110m', I3. I-I. H1555. W. A. HARVEY, I-'. A. KAISER. C. B. '-1's1-:1, I. I1. 1:111-1NI-2N Fund. I111. C, -'-:X1'111 11'1'11x, 1111011. J. M. 1X'11.1.ARD. I12. 11.111511.11:, L. C. C111-:w1-:. Saturday Night Newspaper Club. 1'111111'. 113. 113.511.111115, . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . lh'sidvul. 1'111111'. M.C.111151:V1;, . , . . . , . . . . . . . , . . 1'11111-'. M. :11. 0.1111'1511, . . . . . 1 V11'1'-l'n'.1'1'd1'nl.1'. 1'111111' 11211:. 111155 . . . . , . anhvrs. 1111.111.1:.A1111s1n,1.111:11'1'.'1.W.1113111111 11.1 W. A'1111511'1'11x 1'1101 111: V1 111111 W. A. 111 c1111111'1', 11111.1 11.1r1111111 1'111111'. G. C. 111717.. 1' 111111. 11. 113. 5111111153 P11011131. 31.12.1111'1-211, 1'110F. W C H.111! '1511, 1'111111'. M. C. 1111.315.V1'.. 11'11 14.113. 1115111511. MR. 111.1. '1'11111111sox, 1111. 1;. G l1'11.VI11 13. 113. 11111135, 11..W.MCC.15M:V 1111.11. 1 1111V111 11111.113.W.RlV1111:, 1'11111' . 11.1. 1'.11 '1:111:,1'111111'.J. 121101505; The Pennsylvania State College Press Bureau. 01111111115. C. S.O1x1z111c11, '96, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . l'n'xidcul. II.U.AI,1.1CN,'97,. . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . , . . , . - . . .Sk't'ryllu'y. Fonnnillvv. 3:. B. SNYDER, '95, C. R. 111111.112, '97, J. 113. Sc111'151.1-:11. '97, C. W. LAWRENCE, '97, W. B. AIJiXAXDliR, '07. 1. 112 11.1.11, '98. 137 11. WALTHN MITCHELL, 90 l'H-sitlvnl. . Pittsburg, P11. SN'l't-lul'y MIMI 'I'I-q-usul't-r. J. PRICE JACKSON, $9 WILLIAM A. BI'CKHUK'T, '69. . Slate Cullvgc, Pu. llislul'inn. . Slntv College, Pu. 'I'l-Ilslc-t-s IGh-t-u-ul lu' .Humni. Cvm's Guknux, 66, GAHRHCI. lincswck, '68, jnnis 1:. Rmm, Wu. Membership of Association, 275. Pittsburg Branch. CHARLES 11.31CKHIC, 73, . II. WALTUN MlTCIniLL, '90, . Ullim-rs. Prrsidml. Svrn'lmy rmd Treasury: lme-ulin- CunnuiIH-v. CHARLES II. McKma, '73, Manes 15. Roms, 80 W. S. BULLOCK, '61, A. A. 'PATTICRSUN, '89, H. W. MITCHELL. 9U. I: 8 The Penna. State College Camera Club. Utlit-vrs. ILA. KLUL'K,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . .l'n'siziml. II. M.Axmucws, . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I'I'akPI'L'xizlcwl. MI-mlwrs. II. M. BEAVER, S. 1?. 11mm, J. G. NIARSHALL, R. A. KLOCK, j. G. DUNsnomc, A. 1:. BLAIR, H. H. Gmssncu, Puma Ii. E. SPARKS. l'mn: II. T. linckNAlm, C. M. TmmvsoN, C. E. MASON, M. J. Kuewm, II. M. ANDREWS, W. R. THUMPSON, A. L. CROM 1.1511. 139 The Womews biterary Club of State College, Pa. UHIH-rs. . H'I'Sia'rnl. . Firs! V70'-PI'KSI'HIHII. . Swan :1 V fa:- Pr: '51?!ch t. . Y 71in! I Gaul M'sitlmt. MRS. F. M. ATlH-IRTON, . Mus. L. A. Ammm', . . Mus. H. T. Rlcmiu. . MRS. K. C. SPARKS, . Mus. M. R. FICRNAIJD, Scrrrlmjl-'lhuxrm'r. THE OFFICERSUF Tm: Cum, . . . . . . . , Izlm'uliwc Board. MRS. 1?. M. ATHERTON, Mus. L. A. ARMSBY, MISS H. M. BRADLEY, Mus. M. H. BUCKHOUT, Mus. E. R. BUTZ, MRS. M. A. DALE, MR5. M. R. FERNALD, MRS. E. G. FLEMING. MISS M. A. FusTIcu. MRS. M. 0. FOSTER, MRS. R. 1C. human, MRS. M. S. FUSTER, At-livv anlwrs. MISS T. C. GRAY, MISS E. M. HARDING, MRS. E. M. HAMILTON. MISS T. HUNTER, Miss C. HUNTER, Mus. A. R. IHLSMNG, MRS. M. P. JACKSON, lVIRS. M. B. JACKSON, Mus. M. G. McKm-z. Miss M. J. PENNY, MRS. H. T. RHIHCR, MR5. L. 1:2. GILL. Assm-iutv Nlc-mlwrs. Mus. K. C. SPARKS, Mus. M. M. Ruxxme. Mus. M. R. STUEK, MISS IC. D. Puma, IUISS R. M. S'nuawrlik, MRS. 15. M. STUART. 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Published XVcL-kly by the VVushingtun Literary Society. Editors. W. A. LYON, L. B. CARTER. The Studenths Miscellany. Published Weekly by the Crcsson Literary Society. litlz'lurs. D. L. PATTERSON, DUNHAM BARTON. Washington biterary Society. Ul'llvoI-s. W. A. lLHx'VluY, 1:. A. HHMI'HIIJ,, R. A. KLUCK. C. H. Kmsuek, HIJNA 31CCLI-ZI.LAND, . G. H. SHIIHERT. . Y. .X. LYON, 1.. ll. CARTER, H. J. lmwlerxy . MEMBERS. .S'Hn'm'x. 31. J. KH-Zl'l-ZR, Y. j. Muukli, G. If. Sunmk'r. jmn'w'x. B. j. annx, W. A. HARVEY, L. B. CARTER, W. Ii. SNYDER, C. S. GINGRICH, R. A. KLUCK, CHARLES Tumus, Szmlmuon'x. 16. R. Iimun, l'hslmlml. L. L. ANSART, L. T. 1m;1rrm., W. A. I'IlTTCHISUN, W. A. TAYLOR. A. 1,. BAILEY, l7 vfamlmy. Mun IIACKETT, M. M. BRHWN. H4 l 'n'sidz'ul. VHF l'H'MWI'IIf. M'mnliug' .S'n'l'z'lmj'. Curnzr umlz'uv' .N'n'n'lm'l'. - . Criiiv. 'l I'1'axIm'r. 151117013: l4 I'luuriuu. II. C. PlfFFl-ZR, T. W. RVTHHRFURD, W. A. LYON, R. S. MOORE, A. W. SMITH, 1-2 A. leMl'lllLL. lCnNA MCCIJLLLAxn. C. B. KlilSliR. Ii. Wm'r'rmmmi, I l. A. STICWA RT, Hr, 1.11 Wlulll THE ,JUNme ?ESEMFBLV $Ww 0? .Gre 61210812231 GWEQME Ems Cr AM 0 6 The Cresson biterary Society. Established 1859. Ollivm's. 11. L. WISHART, j. FRANK Rmuucks, R. W. WncLAxu G. K. Smcxcn, Romm'r MATHIAS. J. G. MARSHALL, If. P, HARDER. D. L. PATTERSUN, DUNHAM lhm'rox, j. W. CAMPBELL M EM BERS. Swn'alzc. DUNHAM BARTON. C. W. BUIHx'WFT, T. R. Cmmlxs, H.G.1:I.ICCK, J. 1'2, IIALL, 1C. P. HARDER. J. L. HARRIS, B. B. IIORTON, R. L. MACDONALD, J. FRANK RODGERS, G. K. Sl'lcxcu. R. W. Wncmxn, Mm'urs. G. W. Ihwmw, II. T. PRICE. qultmuw 7'5. 11. II. ALLEN, J. S. MCMICHAEL. 13122le 111471. J. W. CAMPBELL, l Wshlz'zll. I 711--Pn'sfnlml. lhrmrdiuj, Swfl't'hllj'. Gnvwxpmnl'l'lm 5177210132 11a II '4'; 'r. 7 h'asmv '1'. 3771?. lzkl'l'lurx. l. film n'u H . 11. L. WISHART, Rmueu'r MATHIAS, IL 1.. PATTERSON u j. G. MARSHALL. R. 1 . Krzmum, C. E. MASON, J. 1?. RODGERS. J I, IN Ilium Ullil'ol's. W. A. 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J. 11. WHITE, 152 Pkor. 111101;. T. W KINKAID W. M. 011'1.1-:, CHAS. 1110111115 R. A. Mchch. . . PROF. L. E. 111101-2 F. 11mm 1.11M, 11. L. MACI10N1111, 11. 1-1 MA,RTIN 1V.j.11100111:, 11.1.. I'A -21Tl RSON, .A1.1. N, '11111011115 BALIMG ARDNER, W P C0c1111AN, .1115. I1A1111A1;11, 1V. E. HOUSMAN, 11. 11. Mchs, I1.M.McKIN1.1-:1' 111.1111'111111111-01111, .117. 8111111115115, 103. 1110111150111 OFFICERS. J. 1-: 1;. 1;. 11101:. M11 111-lin1 Mvmlwl-H. 11013015 118, 3151111511 T, C. S. GINGRICH, 11. 133115011, F. K. .S.A111 ZENTMYER, .111, J ,. 1.. 1. BLCHTFL, 1: .1 A.l1. .111: 1:115, I11.A1 II.11.11U1.311111, .G. R. Donn E. G. GLENN, H. G. 1111111511, I5 0 HmmI-au-y NIPIIIDPI'N'. 1115111511, 1V. KINKAID, M11. J. A. HUNTER. 1V. . H. E. Assm-iulo lenlwl-s. . 11 1161111'1'1 . l'nsl Vitu- Ir Mule! . Swami Vz're Platszdeul. . .Smw 1117111 mm' 77 z'axmrr. M. Towns, 111111111.1-:, 11. 111011155, 11. A. McC111-2A, A. W. 811111111 1V. L.SNvu1-:R, CHAS. THOMAS. 1?. A. 1111151511, RAYMOND 1.1511' W. C. va, G. 11. 81111111, C. A. SPENCER, C. F. SI'ONSIJiR, CLAY 8111111011511, 11. T. 81111111111, L. E. THOMAS. IS, n' N 3 Hart X 1,111.13 , '3 ??lwx - ' HONORARY MEMBERS. .JACKSUN, MR. 11. A. LARDNHR. SENIOR MEMBERS. C. W. 11u1uu31 r, M. j. KIICFER, 11. 11. Gchlu', j.G.1W.-XRSHAI.1.. W. K. Gnuumlex'. ROBERT MATHIAS, 12. 1'. lhmnck, L. A. Rlilih. JUNIOR MEMBERS. 11. j. BOWEN, R. A. KLUCK. 11. 19. FISHER, W. A. LYON, J. F. Gwssuu, G. 31. 111ch151; 1:. W. IIAWLHY, j. 1?. Mn'rz, 1'. W. jnssnv, W. B. MCCASKM', R. 1'. KELKICR, J. M. YASTINH. Mining Engineering Association. Ollit-N-s. J...LHuuls,. .Pr'.rszdml B.FA.VILIIAMST...T... ...MVe-Pzendmt C.B.AIJ$XANDICR, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Surrlary. Mclnlwrs. F. H. Romsozv, C M. ATI-II:1:TON, ..H 5511 R, J. W. CAMPBELL, W. 6V. GREENLAND, R. G.CARP15NTER, C. E. SCOT T L. C. CREWE, H. M. SFEWART C. S. DAVIS, C. M. FAHOMPSON H. E. DILLER, ADUNsmouu, J. D. HUSTON, J. S. MCMICHAEL, C. A. MCILVAIN, C. W. HARDT. W. A. STUART, H. H. HODGE. M. M, CADMAN, Civil Engineering Society. Oflh-vrs. '12R.Cl'3nnxs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Prrsia'ml. T. W. melcxumun, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . Viru-l'nrsz'rlrul. j.H.DUNsmmuc,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Se'nrlmy. UIIUI'III'N anlwrs. I'ruf. 1?. 1C. Foss, Mr. T. R. lucx'lm, Mr. Im'l. B. Ihucxlmxx. Nlt-Inlwrs. T. R. CUMMINS, II. A. KUHN, 11. t3. FLICCK, J. C. DUNSMORE, S. F. 11mm, R. S. Mnomi, T. W. RUTHERFORD, J. M. Don, 1;. R. SNvm-zk, C. W. Idm'maxcn. 1 56 Biological Seminar, Friday Evenings, 7. 30. Mt-mlwl s. DR. H. T. FERNALD, 19. A. HEMPHILL, H. M. BEAVER, B. B. HORTON, G120. D. GREEN, J. M. McKnmIN, R. B. GREEK, II. T. PRICE, E. H. HARRIS, R. W. Wnamxn. Che Cb cm i cal 50 ci 61 v UIIit-m-s. C. A. Blum'XI-z, jk., . W. H. Rmmrx, .I- If. HALL, Ml-mlwrs. DI'NHAM BARTUN, C. A. Imuwme, j. 112. HALL, 1?. E. KNocu, Praxidml. I 'irr-l h'sidcnl. .Sk'rn'larj' mm' Twaxun'r. W. 11. lelulUN, W. P. SMILEY, ;. K. 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RUCkWt-ll, 05cm Yzm Dykc, R. B. Black, S. W. McCoy, I 14. Non, L A l. Durnllum, .. Vurrcn Craig, G. E. SchchL-r, 1C. A. Sloan, C. R. Shcrrcd, 11. L. HolYmun, I. P. Snyder, T. 1:. Bennett, V. V. Brown, Elm Sheets, 0. 11. Stone, J. F. Harvey, C. Eshlcnmn. SL-nutur A. H. Mylin, X'. B. McGuinniss, W. H. Hill, S. 1K Baker, 1'3. L. .Xillcy, Miltnn Bicsseckcr, E. A. Build, J. R. 051mm. E. L. Pcck, J. j. Quinlnml, A. A. Timmy, J. S. V0111wcnd, j. 1'3. Bignrt, W. E. Smith, D. 1;. McCarthy. Short Course in Agriculture. ld'lldllnii. l0 NIH lh'g'l'FU 0f XV. U. N. Schedule of the Course. lFigun-s :lflcr subjects imlicnu- hours of recitation or practicum pcl' chkJ FALL SESSION. History Hi: lmucrson's. lblulo I910; Cnmuir. Mathematics H b: Multiplication Table us far as 7 x g. Involutiun us fur us the extraction uf Locust Rants. Farming 1m: Cabbage Grmving; VVu'Lcrs ml Saltwr lfnml. PRACTICI'MS :9 u l: Ilorsc Cleaning m; Milking m; Iluy Pitching I 2; WINTER SESSION. Composition 13M IIHIC'V'S Composiliou 0f xllmlml mm' Il'ulr'r. Language L5H Mclnmultl's Arzr'l'mam' Cum IVurds xlflplinl l0 Alt am! A II I'mm's. Fannin g xx I: Rx'c Cullivutiuu ; chotxcr's Ex z'l'iun'nlx in Mr Uw 0 NW ax 1 . , a lv'mm' and Drink. PRACTICFMS 115M Dl'ilwillg -3I1lll11!CIlnIlSUHIUUUL Straw Prnjcvtion l5 L SPRING SESSION. German kst Wciblys llcjflig Arlwil im A7211 Slull. Chemistry m I: lircur's Qualilalirw' lh'lmwlinulion rf Cidn' ill Slalz' Fallqzu'. Farming Gk Raising Salary ; Armsby's Haw 1 AIM? 110' Salary Cram. PRACTICUMS mm: Graphical Problems in Ix'im-nmtim relating to dngs chasing sheep UM. Thesis Hub. 163 Bomnlgegged Club. MAJOR 12111151111112.9155 1111111 11011111. 11011 611111-211 JACOB 111017., J. W. 01151-2, ImNj. 11112111151111 M11011 1'11111-1NT11125155 1111111 chU. M1L111sN11' J1 1.55013 I111.1:,11 $131.1.1'.11'. 1 1 .xr'11AL'1' 111011 CONSTITUTION: '111is orgzuilimtinn $111111 1111111 1111 11111111111 101111111- 111L-11t 11111'11iL'11 111111st0f1i1'L-111111drcd 1111111113 11' 11L- gi1L-11 Lo 1110 111c11111c1'11'110 $111111 suL'CLLIl 111 51011111111411 pig in .1 UnL-c- foot 1111c1. '1 Munnrmy Mu11111c1.1 Member 11y Courtesy. Gas Machines. CUMMINS, 1111111115, J. 11., 1110111112, W. J., GREENLAND, PRICE, HARVEY, ALEXANDER, HILL, 111511.111, 1111011111,le 1'3, BAILI: 1', CR 111115111111, s111'r11, G. I'. 111050 111. lCilillLS ML 141111111111th1 to give c'miIL szttistmlion 101111 i11111'L-r1'51101t 11111L 16.1 U, S Infantry Tactics. ---h A, AIUU'RNTrJt First sergeants ! h Front and centre I h March ! ! tFirst surgemlts execute the cummmldJ ADJ.-'t Report. E Hfirst sergeants in turn salute and n-port with exception of Thomas, who performs several mysteriuus and unmsing bodily gyrutions, concluding with n despcrutc snluth Anyw't Sergeant Thmnus W H Report ! ! tThmmH again salutes mid endeavors to improve ou the gymtivc motions of his hodyJ HEP. tstznuling in rear of Thomas, coaching himyhtt Report, Thonms; Co. tC' so and so many men present or accounted for. etc. THOMAS tnftcr again SilllltillgL-UGllllptllly tC' so mu! .m many mm pram! or amummlfw', NF. chp grins; battalion smilch 111w tto Thomnstrtt But lmw many men ? Tnths.-H Dunno. chln-m-H Say sixf' THOMAS taftcr again salutingl-H Six. Hlattuliun roars; Ilcp slips huhind u true to rub his sidem ADJ. twho has remained passive during this trying ortlcztly-H First scrgcants W tt Posts E h March ! ! thirst sergeants execute the command with exception of Thmnns, wlm, hcinkr fatigued by excessive saluting and iunumt-ruhlu bodily cuntm'liuns. withdmws from the ticldJ m rhztuta 110w nftcn, when 011 pleasure hunt, I scan, as always is the rule, The curious things unto lllC scnt-- 1005 1: um 112m 1mg 011snf 311ml! r-tu'tlr'. PROF. IN Micummcs.tmfhr smallcst possihlc force could move the uu'th if it acted upon it for long enough a time. IinY.-Wl'hcn if I wmthl go outsid . and push against this building I could upset it, if I pushed long ctmugh? PROva-u No! But you might produce :1 rupture. 165 Confekence Frangaise. Ullivvrs. WILLIAM H. l-Eumm'ok'rn, . W. CLINTUN H. ALEXANDER, WINTHRm- l'uanv, . McInIn-I-s. 1101mm H. ALLIax, WILLIAM J. AI'MURN, Tnmms BAIYAIGARDNICR, WILLIAM H. FARNSWORTII, WALTER 1-2. HUI'SMAN, CHARLES Ii. MASON, lh'avidmi. I 'l'H'-PI'X'xfd'c'IIL ,Sk'rrrluly e'l Trim; in. l EHNA MCCIJCIJAND, ELIZAHWFH 1;. THOMPSON. W. CLINTON B. ALEXANDER, WINTHRUI' PEARODY. 396 Die Delltfcbe OSelechaft. Emit hem 3mm: 61-11ch Tua chtichc beffvr an Icicn 1111b 5n iprctbcu; ,;;11witc1w : Gin l'isdn'u Wm 31: ncriruhlcfcn lmb uiclc SBFCUHII uniicbtbur 511 mndml; SJ ri t to n u: Qiiclc Wcifcn 3n muclwn unb icbbnc, Hcinc Quitbidutm mm unicm Wtiihrben Ru crsiihlcn. Milulirbcr: bcrr N i n g r i ch. Dcrr M I o crib: Snort 3 n n D c r. Swen ii 0 m c n. Sjcrr :W t 6 o 1' m i 6. 53cm 6 a r t c 1'. anwiinnimmvmlbnnb1 i11m;;1m1. 167 , 189w 99139121156293 Tum:-u Sweet Mnrie. AM dczul in love with you. Chemistry. merc so easy to get through, Chemistry; Your sweet features in my themes Make me think of pony schemes, And I clasp you in my drczuus, Chemistry. CHORUS. Czul it he Chemistry, vllculistry Can it be, There's :1 little u Hunk in store, Now for me; Swampy did the cramming act, And our brains 1m surely racked, Will our love and patience cracked, Chemistry. Su'cct your di- zuul tri-oxillcs, Chemistry, And your pleasant auhydridcs, Chemistry; But your 112$, Wis said. Makes one think of smucthiug dead; In my room it has been led. Chemistry. In your honor I am lmuud, Chmuistry, To donate three VUIumcs soumlr Chemistry. To our dear ohl library. Where nur surplus cash goes free; But no more of you for me, Chemistry. Sophomore's First Igecture in Chemistry. SUPPOSE you all with intention of about chemistry something to learn conie have. If that true be you not disappointed he shall, for I from Germany where the, of beer, live quarts, average per capita daily consumption is, just now returned have. Therefore since I also this laboratory on a strictly Ger- man plan to run intend, I would all with me in this respect not agreeing inl- inediutely to out drop advise. Anyone a minister to become desiring, I this course to take not advise wouhl. Any man who his liydrogen-generutor up blows, iinmediatelyout tired he shall. And he who material for the, of lecture rooms and entertainment hulls ventilation pur- poses appropriate shall, by the State-College-governing-Professors properly dealt with he will. Owingr t0 the of the library fund at present inadequacy, I it to replenish endeavor shall; and no student, :1 of over sixty grade to receive expect call. You now to notes on my lecture take hegin may. The metal that I up first take shall, silver he is. So I now ten pieces from of you each one to precipitate proceed will. If the, of silver precipitation not promptly appear shall, I it to hasten more powerful reagents apply will. Therefore since this also the of term lirst lecture is, I you no longer keep shall, so may you straight out get. Atom ut- A1- BONE ttmnslnting GerinzniLeH Dus Miidchen hat cinen roten Band.H H The nmiden has :1 rotten hand. '1 24L: .'1;NLL LORDY Ito class in physics tht What is the moment of inertia ?'Y wf course class all speak at onceJ LORDY.-HI should think that you all learned that in mechanics. HAWLHY Unlir rising rapidlyl.-H Professor, we only learned one thing :1 piece in mechanics, and the man that learnedlnioment of inertia is not here to-qluy. LORDY lwith dignityyelt Mr. IIzlwley, I think you will find out by the ennl of the term that this is no place for joking. 'IX-n'I,t'ms.--Cmninou collective noun, masculine gender, plural nnuiher, hzml cases. 169 W 1? x25. 4 z, Sub:Facult9 of the Pennsylvania State College. Motto: What does the book say about it? , LIHVIS V. MATTERN, memm- of Cliemiral lfnglislz. Gratiflcd his appetite, 1872-33. Existml in Ori rinutml ncurWuI-rior's Mark 13'0. X ! Chair of Chemical State College, 1383-93. Studied Organic Chemistry, 1893. I'tuglish, State, 1894. P. B. BRENEMAN, Prqikxsur of Ccmlrlir Surzuyl'ugr. First discovered, 1878. Chcwcd tobacco, 1878-85. Origin shrouded in obscurity. Cultivated military hcariug, 1390-94. Post- Pmctiscd looking sweet. 1885-90. graduate, two weeks. in Land Surveying, 1894. :70 j. A. HUNTER, l 5'11 gsxm' of R6! 1:1: 1.011. According to host authorities occurred first 11cm Stonnstmvn, 11110111 1851. Bounlcd with his parents, 185.1172. Mullc up his 111i1111u1uuc1111Colicgc, 1872-84. State 1 College, 188.; 911. Missionary in the South, 15911412. Earneslly desired 111 i 111111113 1891-93. Dill not marry. 1893-91. i 11. A. DUNKLE. Pm vssurof Expm'immllal 'Il'avlliug. Dau- of birth, i111h-tcrmi11ntc. Cultivated his hair, 1870-811. 1411111011 10 1:le :1 little 11111111511 whisper, 18811785. I'mctisctl s111i1ing. 18857759. 81:110. 1S89-93. Mmlc 1753 cxpcrinu-nts in touching Mechanics, 1393-95. hV. H. REBIII'N, l9'13erxOI' 11f t71vmiml Labunzlory Su'rr'lx. Horn, 13711771. 81111111111 growing. 1875. Physical 111-vch111111c11t rmnuins :11 :1 stand- still, 1375 789. Disvm'cx's 11mm on his 11111101 lip 11ml 1'11s111vcs 1111100111111: :1 1111111, 1889791. Learns 111sw1-11ri11 four languages, 1891 94. jOlIN M. IIARTSVVICK. mez'xwr 11f 5172111 ME 15111111112. churs native in thn- 111011111111'115 of Centre County. First unticctl 111111111 18711. Planted mm. 1871v75. 11ml bright visiuns 11f 111ntri1111111y, 1875 86. Married, 18861792. Slept. 1892793. 8111111, 1893-91. Slept, 189.1415. BENJAMIN A. BEAVER. I0'quyt71'0f 11 51111511111! '11 Our Sings. Born :1 few years after anlh hnilt the ark. Drove stage during thx- Exodus of thc Children of Ismcl. Became acquainted with HH' Aussoritics, 1850770. 11 Dmulul 11'c1y11111ch if m Fakulty wuzrillci111h1i11g11s A-y dil, 18711-95. 'tiigdybeghazz geascmw ?EPTEMBER fourteenth, and the clans were in motion, i 191-0111 North, South and XVest. and from mountain t0 ocean; Converging on State with great clutter and rattle, Refreshed by their resting and eager for battle; But all joined in crying when greetings were o'er: H011, whutnf our phalanx, our warriors of yore, Who fought for old State like the soldiers Midizm, Ami roasted their foes on the bars of the gridiron? VVllere's Ajax and Hector, tleet-footed Achilles? chere's lusty Bill Duusmore? Oh, tell us where Bill is! Where's Sandy and White, and John the swift dusher, And anler cyclonic, and Pop, the line smasher? Oh ! what shall we do? now that is the question.H But none euuhl reply, 0r e'en nmke a suggestion. But 10 I like u wzui from :1 navy six-shooter. Came in comet-hziired youth, with the cognumen Suter. With the bull tneuth his arm and his hair on the wind And the opposite team some the rods behind,- Oh ! none will furget, e'en the silliest giggler, Our hrisk-dmlging, lately lost, Indian wiggler. Soon others Came forward, thu'k steeds hy the scare, Impatient for imttle, the red campus tore; Hearse xi'm'rim's who often had fought :15 with fate O'er the mud 0f the tiehi for the glury of State, Aml mingled :ummg them, :1 hold little lmnd XVhose laurels were yet in the future's dark hand. Now where from the lowlands, the coast, valley, plain, is A phalanx tn cupe with these stout Alleghenies? 1,. But hurl; ! from the Southlzuul come Memnun's swurt legions; From Gettyshurg's Held, from the Imttle-seurrml regions; Aml 10! from the East have the myx'midons met The bruzen-hmged army of old Lafayette,- But in vain the raw beef that for weeks they had eaten 51 hLir banners went down :uuluin short, they were beaten. lhen up rose :1 wzlr-Cry, stout hearts to dismay, 01d Penn heard the echu nnd fainted :nmy, XVhile the 01d Princeton tiger, half dead at the mar, Made :1 bolt for his jungle and came out no more. Then Cume5but why sing of the many red flehls 19mm which our bold warriors came back with their shields ? And why sing of ti Shorty, the rusher cyclonic, 02 Fisher, whose wur-cry is hoarse nml Miltonic, Who stood like an 0:11; on the iiilllk of Mount Nittuny, 0r went thro' his man though he prayed the whole litany? Of the ti General, :1 stone-wull like jacksnn of old- Of HJ. A. and J. 6., who guarded the f01t1-- Of 1t Prexy Vt zuul H Mth ut the full and at quarter- Wlm did without fail just the thing that they mightier- Of Curtin uml Freddy zmd jimmic Mclx'ihhin? If I told all their deeds. you'd think sure I was fibhin'. Enough, I must Close now my bold epic numbers, And pray Homerts ghost not to visit my slumbers. Stud; War Correspondence. m1. 11,1Zw 2 ME , GKXXH 70 Z524 Z 1511 Z51 2'12 .K? Jigatt 1.17 X 4,6555, 7 7 77541117131 7 ZV't i51 7X X.Xf:kxx I but L11,,x;21,.1-...;:,,,-, ,Jgf, Fuc-similc ofcomumnd from headquarters Umll'sizei. a Junior Sragen Answered. No buh' mir ii'mf Ihulcr bineiugcbluicn? Q80 iinb mir niclnml Mt cingcicmufcn, llnh both So fmb hinumgclnufm '6 Practicum under Carver. 2mm gicht 1mg vicle Wiihigfcit? 155119 mmmt mm nic mr mrtigfcit 1121b plum uns bis aur Gmigfcit 1 Practicum under Gurvcr. was fcbliigt um 10 ucrflucbt ulif'Q Saws? Nuts umdn mm Mnabcn viclcu decra, llnb giebt nus how ithf tauicnh emmvraf Practicum under Gurvur. 31a- 3L: 1A 3L; Senior ThQSQS. ux t x W , - WWWWWKV Scientific Drilling. Pipes and PipcaJoints. Hy mommy: Smm-zk'r. By W. A. Mumuc. Men and Things. H Our zlnfn'xl pains un' dm' tu lllt'xr. IIliSS.- Says i stt' for i YCSL' 11ml wisu wcrsu. MCDUWICLI..-U Hutu your neighbor uml lin'c your ncighlmr's wife. IIMJAZH When he is best 11c is :1 little worse than u mun; when he is WUI'Sl lie is iittlu hvllcr than :1 huzlst. BRICNICMAN. He that will won :1 widow must not tluliy. COMPULSORY CHAl'Elu-H You can tlrivc sheep to mm-r, but you vzm't make them drink. jmmxnc CoumtzAN. ii Above all reproach. STHNommmucus. Yon, verily, we love all mankind. LlliRAkYr-ii Act'cssihlc mily by cmiscnt of State Senate. .1. .1, .1,. .1. SNYDER, j. If. FLECK. PEFFER, RUTHERFORD, M. WENS. ESPENSHADIC. RODGERS. J. 1?. ALEXANDER. I ICAS. KI'IIN. STEVENSON. iV. D. SCIIIWCLICR. The Editors are Especially Requested: Nut 10 mukc :my zlillisiml to Alphcr. Batter, Gummcr 0r lh-ltnr. Nut to refer tn Henry's stalling nultchcs or shunting Cigul'vltc snipcs. NHL tu grind Mr. IIurvL-y IM'L' '95 did. Nut to mention thc pL-culinr mmlilzbzlx umlcr which Ifnnm-r Smith grmluuti-il. Not tn mcnlinn that our Prof. of Physics tried tn blow out tilt gals. 17R . .r49v , l arr? V llf 7 an ill 96 T roph ies. 110, with each tcrm's work begun, Writes me letters full of fun ; XVho kindly asks cnch time he writes If Fresh and Soph 11ml :my fights? My brother. Who writes mt lcttcrs pure and sweet? I'm very sure they mutt be hcut; Who tells 1m- ull thut tt little news t' tYhich makes :1 fellow sit and 1111150 ? My sister. cho writes mu lcttcrs shurt and stern ? Although they chill they kiml of burn ; Who writes uml says; : H It seems you try To make your pzlrcntts money fly ? My futhL-r. Who writes 1m- lcttcrshoh so niec- Full of counscly good advice ; XVho thinks first of my welfare And never lets me know :1 care? My mother. Who writes mc lcttcrshuh I well Xtht's inside I nmstn't tcll; But den thc tt hack in that fair hmul VVhirls my brain to fairy luml? My sweetheart. :11 :15 glcgk. PROFrvH Mr. Motz, how docs :1 locomotive come to u standstill ? MOTz who is :1 candidate for the bachelor's tlug1'cctttt I-l-I-hc-cr-it-hus-to slow up before it can stop. 177 Ex:Gov. A, G Curtin. lIlC iarmers' lligh School of Pennsylvania was incorporated by an Act of Assembly approved the 22d day of February A. D. one thousand eight hundred and fifty-fn'e. I'mler the provisions 01. the Act the management of the Institution was Committed to a t' Board oti'llrustees, of whom there shall he thirteem and seven of whom shall he a quurmn, competent to perlbrm the duties hereinafter authorized and required. Of this Board, the tier- ernnr, the Secretary of the Cmnmunwealth, the President of the Penn- sylvania State Agricultural Sneiety and the Principal of the Institution were rzr-tyiiu'o members. The other 'llrustees were named in the Act. At the time this hill was signed llnn. A. U. Curtin was Secretary of the Conmmmvealth aml, therefore, zzr-iyjiriu a memherof the Board. He was the last surrivur 0f tliet't-qfiirio members. The 11011. A. O. Iliester. still living, is the only survivor of the Trustees named. Gm: Curtin was not enly Secretary of the Commonwealth. hut was ttr-qliin'a Superin- tendent at Public Instruction. It was, therefore, in every way litting that he should he a member of the original Board of 'llrustees of the ln- stitntiun, which was the seed nut only of the great educational plant which has grown from it into our present Pennsylvania State College, hut was also the seed thought of all the Institutions 01' this class in the emmtry. tlm'ernor Curtin was more than a mere zitwqfiirio member of the lluartl of Trustees of the lnstittttiun in its early days. lle was its firm friend and active suppnrter. lle emitrihttted liherally tn the fund which secured itslneation in Centre County. lle emttrihuted subsequently to the 175 fund required to seeur . an appropriation of like amount from the State. He wastlaveruorot' the Cunmumwenlth when 111uchot' the legislation relating to its interests was passed and hecmne law. Irle was actively interested in its 11 ellhi'e from the inception of the idea and its embodiment in the Act of lnenrpm'zttion 1111' mly referred to. and continued to he so down to the time of his tleuth. XVhen such :1 friend of the Institutinn, linkingr 11s with :1 former genera- ti011, departs. LA VII; deems it huth :1 duty 11ml :1 privilege to make note of it. Did spztee permit, it would he a pleasure tn insert :1 complete. biographical sketch of the life and the services ut' Gov. Curtin, not only he tzuise he was :1 friend 01' our Institution, hut because he wx1s one of the most emispieimus lignres in the history of 0111' Cmnmrmw 111th. IIis gene- alogy, his life, his public services and personal elmrneteristies are so well known, however, that this would be but :1 repetitiun 01' what hasheen said 111:111y times since his death. tlox'emur Curtin tllctl at his residence in llelletlmte 011 the 7th oHletOher last, in the quietnf his own home, full of years :1ml of honors. lle x'11s in his eightieth y -:1r. At the time of the inenrpnrntim1 of the liztrmers' llig'h Selmul oli Pennsyl 'zmiu he was holding his lirst public nlliee in the C1i11111101111'ez1ltl1. Ile was elected its Chief lixeetitive Ollieer in 1860 mid again in 1563. Immediately upon his retirement l'mm the otliee 01' 001'- eer' he 11':1s:1111mi11ted by Gen. Gan then President of the l'nitetl States, linx'ny lixti'nnnlinztry and Minister Plenipotentiznw tn the Court of St. lkflClNlHll'j . Russia. 1901' several years he represented 0111' Government in that eonnti'y with distinguished success and strmigly cemented the ties of friendship whieh hound the two euuntries together. After l1is1'etnr11 home. he represented the District, of which Centre County is :1 part, for seveml terms in the lluuse of Representatives of the National Congress. Alter his retirement from Congress. he llVCtl :1 quiet and retired life 111110115: his neighbors, always interested in 10111 affairs, Illltl to the last :1 frientl of the Pennsylvania State College. M35 ' .;' ? $ , w w HWM m n W 11' ,7 Hi .14 3k; 'gtgbdm Kilt; ping x 3 EVE: J'm Qh 77w llu'mcs tla- 0ldexl lmm's lzazre 311119 A 11' I'M'I' my and everyomlg'. KThe firmament, the rolling sphere, C'l'hc shifting scenes of month and gear; thc world by dag suffused with light 7 plunged in deepest gloom b3 night; C5315. C53ccan chafing on its shore 1 swept bg storms in sullen roar; CIhe varging seasons swift advance, Jkni storm and. floocl, and change and chance :- GIhcsc were ihcir themes since GIime began, But, more than all, the heart of man. 1G0 Far as the ocean's bittsws roll Sweep storms of passion oter the soul; Jts hamstring: quiver, so the chorcl: Qt feeling vibrate to the words gt poets singing in their prime dill clown. the even stream cf qime. CTheir song: still move our hearts with power, Still speak to us a: in the hour rEthn surging thought: first found. their vent Em burning word: with sweetness btent. I'M fol' M1; r f WK; MV Back then. no stranoc, abnormal ihcmcz, :Nor unsubstantial web of dreams. Souncl tninc cwn heart, if that cc m Ltc :3: ichcncsz to tune thg .utc Songs that come cursting from the heart En rawhich all :Naiurc has her part, $113.11 plug upon our ncpcs am; fear: JUNE. gather might wim gathering gear: ; En one clear hone their measure: lcni OT mum: which :hall ncz'cr end. The soul that, 0.: far from prisonzbars, $00k: out upon the burning stars, Dinozu': well that 0.11 these orb: of light 'Mfcre first revccdci to it bg jfig'ni. But xrhat then of the coming fag 7 Qt: radiance 2 all sweep awag JK host of warlike, but in its light Bring back our little world to sight. While 33th reveal: a larger plan 1 y GI'ne Tau alone be ong: to man. GD thile it is dag ! until the hour When :Naizure wielcls n: more the power GIG charm, m mang a. shifting phase f lights am . shaies, thg peaceful dags; Q31. in her frowning aspect wears NO mask to conjure up Eng fears, Sing of the scene ihou new art in;- c'Ihcz world. witheui, the world within; Grill thought and. clcci, till soul and sense, $63 more being a. difference. Egg 61w Pos$ug?jil1?1de Decry Surrounded by students, a hundred 01' more, All pushing and crmvtling?-hcrc strcngth must prevail, For each wunt's :1 letter from the mmmluy mail. Ilum' Swifty's n11 rattled :lml vzm't do u thing; But the postmastcr's iuhn and feels lil; - :1 king, linr thc fate of so nmny depends, in :1 way, 0n the way he distributes thu mail 0f the day. 'Jihc young Profs. come in, all cuhn :md surcnc. Not the slightest tremor about them is seen. They know very well their game is secure, The day she will write hus hucn fixed very sure. Some Scuior rushes up, all in :1 sw all, We know he has mmicyibnt it's money lug'e'l. He hns promised to take his sweet girl to the hop, But if his check should not coulcihcrc we'd hcttcr stop. A strung, hearty Junior just quakes in his shoes, In that one lookcil-for letter a world he may lose. It comes in reply to one sent far away, A ll Yes or u l' A 0 he knows it must say. A Supho crowds in, all grizzly and rough, HL' has sixty-flvc marks and is feeling quite tough ; He knows from the past that a notice is due, Aml if 114: lN: firctliwhy what could he do? A Iircshnmn glidcs in, so meek and so mild, A pious :md sensible Prof-f wiring child. I'IC waits and he wonders if puliu will say, I'm sorry, my son, but indeed you must stay. Thus each one comes in- then each goes again In joy 01' in sadness. in sorrow or pain ; As I stand and watch them it slrcngthcns my belief That there's a time for our glmhiess 11ml :1 time for our grief. 185 Edward C Humes, Esq. 111i hnnkingr lii'nl 0f Hmncsi McAllistcr. iikliL' and Cu. wus m'gnilixctl in thc yt-ur 1850. After the retirement of William M. Murray. Esq. who was its Iirst mshit-r. in 1858. lilU lh'm consisted of 19. C. IIumcs. II. N. McAllister, Junios T. Halo and A. G. Curtin. All of tht-st- gentlemen have been intimately connected with the cstuhlislnnmit. curly histury :md succt-ssful pmsccutiun nf lilt' designs and plans of tilt' fuunilm's of this institution. Governor Curtin, as shown in :1 short biographical sketch in our present LA VIN, was, at thc tinnr- Hi the inmrpnrutimi of tlw lim'mvrs' High Schiml, hiring Secretary of lht- Cmmmnm't-ulth. :1 nicmhur of thc Buzmi nl' ilirustccs. tiif-qfiirio, Mr. McAllistt-r wus UIIC nf tht- trustct-s named in thv act of incorpnmtimi, Mr. I'illllltts was this iirst treasurer :mIl Judge Iiilit' wus t-lt-ctmi :1 trustt-t- in 1859. 11ml i'ctnuint-il sn until his iit-nth. 'liht- lnst-nzunwl, who rcprcsuntt-ti this District in Congress from 1359 tn I865, pmhuhly liili mim- thzm :my other singlc intlividlmlscxvcpt Sunutur Morrill, 0f Vur- mmit. ix'hn was tht- author of the hill -tn sccurv tho iuml grunt ciuimvmcnt prm'iilt-ll by Cungn-ss for industrial education in thc sm'urzll Status. Ht- tiitti ininlt-tliutcly after his n-tm'n from his lust term in Congress in i365. 3112 McAllistcr st-ru-ri cnntinuuusly us :1 mumht-r of thc Buzml of 'lirustu-s from tht- incm'pomtimi 0f the institution down In tht- timt- of his tit'dlil in 1373- Governor Curtin SL-I'vwi as :m z'r-QMKI'U trustee dur- ing his incmuin-m'y nf tht- ufiivt- of Secretary nf thc Cummmnvuzlith from 1855 10 ISSS, :nui suhscqncntly during his incumhL-ncy of tho ntiicc of Gmx-rnor from ih'bl to 1866. Duringr his :uluiinistmtiun much of tho lt-gislzitinn pertaining to thv welfare Hf tht- Cullvgt- was t'nuvtwl. :nul ht- rcmuint-ll :i umistunt :unl nnswt-rving frit-ml Hi the institutinn until iiit' tiiilts of his llcuth, in Ucluhrr. 189,1. Thc lust survivor Hf this hand UftiCYOit'll frit-mls of tho institutiun, Mr. Edward C IImm-s. tiit'li :it his residence in Bcllufontc mi thv inurning of tilt' 28th of March. I395. in thy Hsth yt-zu' nf hisugv. From Ult' time of his ch-Ctiun as treasurer 11mm to HIV year 1867. when Mr. Mnscs Thmnpsun ims clotted treasurer in his plum; tht-I'c xms prulmhly m-u-i' n time when tht- trcusury of thc institutinn was not ovcrih'mi'n. IV. 11 is 5:111- t11s11y 111111 it. 1111- four gentlemen C111111111si11g this banking 111111 111111 11111 1111-11 11r111 1111111115111 1111.- i11stit111i1111 111111 willing 111 11111 it 11111111ci11lly 1111111- extent 111' their 1'0511111101'5'111111 1'111-11i1, 11111 cructiun 111 1111.- 11111i11 College building 131111111 novcr 11111111 1111-11 1:111'111-11 through successfully. The institution in its 111r1y 1111ys was many timcs i11111-l11c1l 1111111- 111-1151111113 Mr. 1111111cs, 111111rg1: 5111115, 1'11ry111gfr11111 5511.1111110 511111411111. 1111-1111ir1-11 11 1111111 111' nerve,1110111111111-111'1; in his fellows 111111 1111111 in the future 111 1111-1111 such 11 1111111. All 111' 11111511 011111111115 entered into the 111111 '11ctc1' 111 Mr. 11111111-5. Although 1'cck11111-11 111111111gl1usi11css11111-11115 cautious 111111 cu11svrv11tix'v, 111- 111111 such 11111111111 01 view 111111 such 11 clear vision of the future 1111111111 was 1:11111111-11 111 11c1crini111- 11'111'11-111'1-1111 111111111 11c 51111-111 given. He clearly 11111-51111' 1111: 1111111'1- 111 1111- institution, 111111. supported 11y his 11111't11crs, 111'11Cti'1111y curried 1111: College through its most trying 111111-111, from 1858 111 136.1. A2411partnership. 1115. 111111111111; 111111 01111111 11111'1111cc 11111111-y 11111111111 limit. W111-11, huwcvcr. it l1c1'11111c11N1lti1111111 1111111; 111 18611, 1111- li111it111i1111s11f l11w1111'11w such 1'cst111i11ts 111'11111111 111lv1111ces11f this kind 111111 Mr. 1111111128. was com- 111-11911 to resign 111C trczls111u'sllip. 1113 '11111ei'Y to decline 11111011111111, 111-11111lsc his 11111y 111 tl1c111111k required him 111 enforce rcgulutinns which it was 1li111c111t111111111111111111 as treasurer 111 1111- institution. 111- 1111111111111 1111' 111-111 1111-1111 111 the C1111ugc. however, 1111'1111gl11111tl1is entire life. 11111'11ysr-111ly 11111i1l it 1111119 1111113111111 111L' 11-14111 1i111it11ti1111s prescribed by the National Banking Law, 111111 111w11ys wise in his 11111111sel regarding its 11111111005, 111111 11111111111111111111ti11g 111 the 11151 degree in his cfi11rts 111 give relief 111 11 trcusury 1111111111: l111r1lc11c11 with obligations grcntcr 1111111 its receipts. Thu 11c11tl1 111 Mr. 111111105 51111111-11511110thcr 111 1111.: strong ties which bind the insti- t111i1111 to 11 1111-11111 gc11c1'11ti1111. Yury few such 1'c11111i11. It is. therefore, with peculiar 5111111055 111111 wc chr1111iclu his 11 -11111, 111111 regret 111111 111111 space will 11111 permit us 111 givc1111111rc extended 11111100111 his lifu. 11c w11511 scholarly 1111111. 11 g '111111111c11f Dickinson Cullcgu in tho C111ss111 1329, 111 quick, kccn 11crc1rpti1111s, 111 51111111.: 111c11t11l grasp. 11f 1111111111111911 j111lg111c11t 111111 111 the 111115111111111111.5111311111111- integrity. $11111 11 1111:1111 01111115 111 5110111111 11151111111011 1151111115 11111 51311111111. May it 111111 in 1111: present generation, 1111111111: business 1111-11,1111c who will 111: his 01111111 111 1101'11tc11 allegiuncc 111111 51e111lf1lstscrvi11c. 1' Jnh 1? 1 4' 3Q: Milfiarg gydggszyo 651MB . . . KI t LIIICRIS hvul :1 httlc mun 0n hith lloor, t , a i F OR tYith tt IlzlrvL-y written UYL'I' his thmr, LQA'J He was not vcry talk- Indct-d, hc was small- lhit hcji'll about six feet fuur. Now this nice little man nu fifth Hour, 11ml some line snhliL-r CluthL-s that 110 wurc, But for all his gold lncvs Aml snhlicrly graves IIC was only :1 scx'gcunt-snu more. This 1mm soon became quitt- :1 hour, For hc thii'stul so much to shut! gun: ; Sn um- night, just fur fun, He thought ht- Would run Aml smash in old Si '121ylm stlunr. Sn hc pounded :md ht- kivkctl :lml ht- swore, Hut 0111 Si lliltl hccn thL-rc ht'fUI'C, Ih- gun: only one shout. Then put his list nutl And thv sergeant lnitl Hut mi tht- floor. If you mu-t this mzm from lifth Hum , Bk' sure that ynu don't incntiun gore, For it nlukt-s him quitt- mud, Aml hc also feels sud When ht- thinks of red spots ml the Hour. Soliloquies. GEORGIE S.-tt Behold, I stand upon the verge of perfection ! Ay, but a few short days and I shall crown me master of all that is within me. T hou who wouldst be great, behold my countenance and attainments, for even beholding these createth virtue. I, the allwise and omniscient! Knowest thou that I be not tough, as other men are? Yea, knowest thou that I swear and cuss not, neither get drunk nor walk in the paths of the wicked? Yea, verily, my goodness consumeth me. Am I not a modest man in whom there is no guile, not given unto self-conceit-yet mighty in actionewho comprehendeth the length and the breadth, the height and the depth of mine understanding? Behold how great is my love toward all mankind-all but the Dutch-they are as a thorn in my flesh, that rankleth and giveth much pain. But it is not meet that I meditate upon these things, lest I become vain as other men are. HALL.- I worked so hard on MY LA VIE That i flunked in Chemistry. WIELAND.--H I am Peter Wieland and there is neo deoubt abe-o-ut it. SHORTY HARRIS.-H Give me a pack of cards, a fistful of tobies, a keg of beer, a plug of tobacco and a Bible, and I'll content myself on the Fiji Islands. SHEENY BARTONe Columbus discovered America and George Washington and I did the res . ' TALL MAN IN REAR RANK OF COMPANY ttAN-tt Hep may be the Wellington of State College, but Pm the Bony-part.H e' ED. HARDER Gan. 15, 3.50 A.M.l.-H e! ! - I l! -- ! ! H I thought sure I had time to catch that train, but then a fellow canlt generally always some- times tell! ! BEERs.- My height is just five feet four, My age just twenty-two years, Ilm precisely live around, And the boys call me Zwei Beers. My name is J. W. W But should be A. N. d 189 , $kull,Kthea Bone 8A Thoma C' , MgK ,5 Hr WHATS IN A NAME ? 'uf G3Rapp$a ii DEAII buy of Iluu'vnml faint, i Once to this plzwc of study came; But we all fail to understand His mission in this ii howwitl luml. He's hu-n ii :lwuuntl the wmvld thwcc times, In H colder, warmer, hotter clinics ; But why ht? should upon this spot meludc Ln stay, WC 1111 know not. 119 iintls thc H stumlmnl vmvy 10w Aml thinks hv will H imlm'uvc it, 5U That wr may i mink :15 others do iYhn lmw llu- ii Ilzm'x'mwl mmrsu 'i gone thruugh. But we've hm-n hero sim'c Ifrcslmmn ymr, A1111 knuw how suvh things. do nppun'; But nuvcr in our mcm'ry's scape Iqu- i gmuh-s lwcn wuiswl by such :1 mulw. swanmoyfesu RUM uur lib'ry slu- has llCll Tn the bliss of southern clinic. A lmmlsnmv mun uf wmhh to wml Aml slum- in jnys, and grief sublimu 'lihruugh many yours nf toil and strife Ilcr umilh-n llillllL' 5110 still l'UUlilk'ti; Hut nnw there dawns fur hvr u lil'c Hf lu-ncv :md ph-usm'r unrcsti'uim-tl. No mon- m- soc llcr smilingr fume thnc'cr u'v Lo 0111' 1ihr1v go; lint in her chair nu equal gmm- With PUHSiVK' Imm- swings to and fro. XX. HEP,S MENAGERIE. THE GREATH THE ONLYH GIGANTIC COLLECTION OF ITS KIND. BIONSIEUR DE LA IIEI' HAS mum UNTnuNn IN 1119 EFFORTS TO Slccumc A C01.- LECTION 01? PETS UNEQUALLED IN VARIETY AND DIVERSITY 01. ATTAINMEN'PS. LIST OF ATTRACTIONS. 'lkmmct's RI muckIrokmA.wA wcleincd, docile littlc animal, whose timidity :uul gentleness is :1 constant source of delight to all feminine visitors. Pultlnaklcx'rIA Axmal.1c.-x.a111is is u must lovely animal. It unites the grace and nimblcm-ss 0f the dL-ur with the shining gluss of the silVL-ry fox and the dazzling eyes. 0f the wiltl gazelle. No words can cxprL-ss its wondrous beauty! Sue and hclicvc ! W.-u.'mxu's lhw'roxlrs Juxmmcrs.-A small animal not yet talnctl, wry dangerous when aroused. IIUWLICI'S GRICIiNICl S. A bird of thc Hhigh-Hycr species, strictly nocturnal in its llnhits and noted for its discordant and piercing cries. In: HSIUCILnThc Ruby Elephant. Captured some years ago in :1 jungle in the vicinity nf Vullvy Forge. After bring in captivity :1 short time it escaped, and was only recaptured and brought hack with great tliliiculty znid expcnsc. Don't fail to see it ! Bl rc1l.-A slinggy-lmircd cnh, rcnnn'kahlc for its grunt strength and powerful jaws. liugcrly dances t0 its nulstcr's lune. BM'MGARlimeiL-thc grout u-hut-is-it, 01' science puzzler! Dual combination. Animal in nature, vegetable in appearance. TICVJLnAn animal remarkable fur its beautiful red fur and massive foot. 15 0f :1 mild disposition and loves to ho fOHlllL'll and caressed. Is constantly :ltil'lulcd by his trainer, :1 hcuutiful maiden. CUCHRAN. -A hcnst of an unknown species, which Monsieur De La IIcp succccdcd in cuplnring in 21' jungle near his mm hnnw. This is only :1 partial list ofthc many curiosities. Thu terrific Moxie is still among the collection, and affords no less amusement than at former times. New specimens. are being constantly added to thc nh'cudy varied collection. Come and sec. Now on exhibition. Doors open at 4. Pchn'mzmcc begins at 4.30. Admission free. .1. .1. 4.. .14- F151;, 16, 1895: WnuiJiSALic ARREST 01: Pumas: AT IVNIVICRSIM' INN. Fm- pzn-ticulnrs. inquire of Juhn Andy IIuntcr, ILS. 193 Modern Movements in biterature. T is my 111111111151: tn 5111-111; 11ri1-11y nf thrt-c phases of litt-rury wurk within thv limits 111 this Century, t0 truce tht-ir succession 111111 progress, 111111 t11 Slltltt' whitht-r tht- latest 111111'0111c11t is 111111111115. 1:111'lit1-111t11rc is 11111 11111- of 1111151- 111111111105 at 11111111111 11111111 111 suwidt- 1151111111- thz1t the lifetime 111 111111 111:111 1-11111111t $111111 it; 11111 11110 of those 1112111111105 111' kllHWh'tlgc in which thts 01111110111111. timc is cssuntiul 111-1i111'1-11g1'ult hotly of facts to 111111; 1111111101111 111: secured, 111111 511 111111 us In the stztttu munt 11f 111-1111itc 111i11cip1cs. But, hkL- :1 plastic c01111111111111 whivh changes 111111111 11111. 111111115119. 1w 1111111y7.c it, the 1itc1'nt111'1l 111 11111. 11:1y :11111cc11t11ry is continually shifting its grouping, vunstuntly crystalliz- inginto111-1111111115 whose 111-111113111-11111- 1511101111111 fmvycurs'11111'11ti1111. Ntrw 51111-5 1'111111- intu vogue, 111-11'1111-11111-5, 111'11' tricks 11f expression, 111-11- 1111115, 111-111 standards; tht- 11111sti111p11rt1111t 111111511511111'1' 111- gonv through i1111 few yours; thc 111115t 1'111111-111 11111111341-5 111' principlt- 111111 11111111111 may mark the 1:11:1111'11-111111-:11'11 110w 151-11111111- ti1111. until they 111111 SHII'CL'1y 1'1111121-i1'c how their fathers 111111 grandfathers 111111 huvc 11-1111 with :1115'1111-1151111- tht- 111111115 thcy 11111111111111 tht- unecstml shelves. After 11mg 1111111115 of inactivity in literary 111:1ttt-1's, apparently 1101111115 of i11c111111ti1111, wc :11'1- stnrthwl 11y11 111.11'111111'1-1111111t thut mrrics 11s 11111111111 with it 111' lcuws 115 4111111111,r the 1111115111'1'11ti1'cs. It 11115111-1-11 1111- 1'1111- 111' the 1111-11 whusc lives11:11'1-111cz1surc11 the, greater 11:111 111' thisn-ntury, 11151-1-1111-111111116 tzlstt- shift 111111 change :1t 51111-1111 11isti111't111111 111-1111itct-1111c11s. 111111 it is 111' thcsc general chungvs that! wish t11111'11w 2111 1111t1i11c, 11y sketching. i11 111'1-133141-11c1'111way, thc risc :11111 11111 1111111: Romantic School, the Realistic 3111111111 111111 th1- Dccmh-nt 19111111111111. 1'2111111111-1111 Liturutul't'. 111111 this 11111111159 1:1'211101- 1'111'11151111- very host 11111111 11111111 111 1111111i1'11ti1111 111111 11-11-11-111 ; 11 the 111-11'1-st 111511111115 i11 litvmturv, 11kt- those in clothing. hm't- 11111 originutwl i11 1:11'is, they huvt- 11t lcztst 111111111 i11 111:11 1'ity 11f cngt-r activity their 11111st cxt11-1111- 11111'11111111111-11t i11 111-1-1'1' essential 11111'ti1'111111'. 1'2111'11 1111:1511 115 it 111155011 11:15 111111111111 there more typiml ; tht- struggle 11f 1'111111-1111111g11111.1icsl111sl1c1-11 111111'1' 111-1111 111111 11ctc1'111i11c11, 211111, 1 111:13'111111, tht- prophe- 11.1 vies of each new school have there been more eontitlent and sweeping, their defects more complete and detinite. While some phases of each new movement have gone over :111 Europe, all have centred in mris About the origin of the Romantic movement the tight has been keen and bitter and the personal element has not been negleeted. Some writers trace the origin of n:nne to an utterance in Maulnnie de St:1L'-l's work on Germany. ttThe nznne Romantic has reeently been introduced in Germany to designate the poetry originating,r in the song's. of the tronhxulonrs. born of ehivzilry and Christianity. Unless you :uhnit thnt Paganism 21nd Christinnity, the North illlli the South, antiquity and the middle ages, ehivzlhj and the institutions of Greee . :md Rome, have shared between them the empire of lite'zltnre. you will never succeed in assigning :1 philosophical reason for ancient taste and lnmlern taste in points where they differ. XVriters who take this point of view tleelnre that Vietor IIngo vns directly inspired by this dictum. Others trace the origin of the ronmntie movement tiil'ct't to England. Mrs. RudelitTe, IIornee Walpole, Beckford, Monk Lewis illlti others had there swung loose from the 0111 traditions zuni protlneetl a set of hooks witlely rend, freely translated and repru- tillCt'tl on the Continent, which were :15 truly ronmntie us they were Inisnhstuntiui. The mind of this generntion rnnnot endure thenl. The dignity of the movement CUHICS in with Seott nml Byron, whose inlhlenee nnn'ked the art and shaped the thought of writers throughout linrope. Their inlin- enee innybe so elenrly trneed us to connect them intimately with the rise of the same movement in France. Although the principles which were to govern u revolt against the UM rules nnd elzlssiczll works hnd been formulated nml stated in the prefnee to his tt Cromwellf the Romantic movement in France tlutes froin the triumphant per- formance of Victor Hugo's lirnuni in 1830, after a struggle between the factions. in the theatre which has become famous. His disciples quickly lent their uitl hy voie w and pen, the new movement swept France and the more progressive part of Europe znni had its reflex action upon England and America. It shonhl he noted that his Roman- ticism was of method, not of nnlteriul, and so different essentially from the same movement in England. In Germany the same idea hml quite :1 different origin. The impulse eunle like- wise from without, hut front the works of :1 different and ohler writer, Rousseau, and in u very direct way. The new ideals which were hurryingr on :1 great r tmljustnient of all social relations in France, took the youthful Herder by storm. Ronsseuu's chief nmxiin, :1 return to Nature, led his disciples. naturally and logically hack towzmi primitive ages, toward the ehihlhood of the world. It led llertler to a elos- :uul renewell study of all that IIehrew nmi Grecian records could suggest of a lost 1'11er- thse, :1 golden nge, :1 dr -:nn of perfection to he found not in the path of progress, as then understood, but h.' :1 return to simpler and more primitive conditions. Sneh 195 titles :15 HThe Oldest Document nf the Human Ruee; The Spirituf Helirew Pnetry ; 'l such designations of his themes as H the nhlest, heurtiest and most simple poetry in the wnrhl ; the revived interest he awakened in popular songs and natiunul hullmls, especially those that have to do with the cherished traditions of a primitive people.- all these were indications of :1 new movement in the direction of Ronmntie poetry and lietion. This impulse he so thomughly imparted to his pupil Gueth - us to shape the thought and guide the progress of that unfolding genius to an extent little appreciated by nmny of his critics. And in the new literature which the XVeinlau' sehool of writers poured forth in rich abundance, the Romantic nnweinent finds its fullest expression. It finally takes its theoretic shape in the lectures 0f the twn Schlegels, and the philosophy at Hegel, This nmvement then in linglnntl. France and Germany swept all before it; it has given us the linest and most pi'nlitie writers of the Century; it has furnished the mental food of the reading pnhlie fur sixty years or more, and is still the solace 0f the uhl and the inspii'utiun 0f the young. Nor is its force by any niezms spent. The art which speaks to nsuf ideals, which supplies heroes and heroines to rise uhove the common level and lend us higher. which interw wives history :nnl poetrg and illustrates nne hy the other, innnot die nut while mankind long for smnething better than the routine of theirilnily tasks, smnething higher than the petty interests of daily lil'e. The R inlistie nmvement claims the last quarter of this Century :15 peculiarly its own. Everything must be real. true to the fnets, nlmve :lllseientitie; fer the new theory is the direct product of that very scienee whieh has made mn' wonderful ninte- rinl development possible. It casts out morality as not :1 legitimate conside 'ntinn in judging works of art. It takes its material frmn uny source impartially; the only Criterion is to lie whether an :lente perceptinn, n snhtle analysis, an exhaustive treut- inent nf the snhjeet have left anything of it unexplored, hun- ileveluped its beauty or its hidennsness tthe writer hardly Cures whichl in :1 logical, keen zlntl scientific way. The nmveinent is at present trucetl hack to Stendhnl, whose snhtle :lnulysis and luliiis- taking uecnruey show the entrance of :1 new principle into tietion. Then through llunnre tle liulzne, with his tremendous list of nnvels under the gene'ul title of the H Cmnetlie lIlnnuine, in which it is his avowed purpuse to present ull sorts and con- ulitinns of men in all the Complicated relations of modern life 41ml :1 highly developed civilization : through :1 number of minor writers it reaches its best development in Tnine. In England, though less pronounced, inuny writers hznl been working on the same tlieoiy. Carlyle, withunt its being distinctly stated :40, was one of the high priests at the movement. The movement has tinged the style of u witle circle of writers in Italy and Spain. The pessiinists all over Europe have hniled the tentleney 21ml eluinietl it as their own, :nnl their intluence is powerful at present in England and America. 196 Aftm hlix1c, thc muvcmcnt in France split into twu distinct branches. accnrtling to the point Hf vicw from which they rcgartlctl Man. Zola chose tn tlcvclup thc matcrial sidc of this analysis, th. animal part of man, as if that wcx'c thc nnly important clement in human composition. His theory is wcll rcprcscntctl in thc tillc nf one of his works, tl La Bctc Humaincf' A fcrx'cnt tlisciplc 0f Clamlc Bernard, it who found mcdicitr an art and left it a scit-ncc, it was Zola's mistakc to think that an analysis nt' man in all his material part, as far as Chcmistry, Physics and Medical Science could examini- him, leaves nothing more to hc dun k and exhausts. thc subject. 0n the nthcr SlIiC wc havc aliil Bourgct, who cxmnincs with the same miuutcncss thc psychological and spiritual side in a search for thc sccrct springs of mutivc aml inllncncc that nch human society. IIis kccn analysis and subtle lngic llavc givcn Realism a ncw till'CCliUll. It is a must hopcful sign nf hcttcr things. for thc futurc that thc cuonnitios of Zola, H thc pcrpctual tamliilatc, hau- unaninmusly shut him out of that same French Acadcmy to which Buurgct has latcly hccn chnscn without a tlissuih ticnt vuicc. It is perhaps wcll that Zula's work has hccn thoroughly tiUllC, oncc for all, to sllnw fm'cvcr thc fallacy of his pnsitiun. Unc immediate rcsult nf thc risu 0f Rcalism has hccn tht- tlcvclupmcnt ml at ncw literary lill- in scenes far rcmovml from thc ccutrc hf inllucncc, Thus, with Zola, the foremost living rcprcscntativcs of that school of thought in Humpt- arc Jhscn aml 'llulstoi. 'thc linglish rcalists, mm'c em in name than in fact, havc hccn kcpt from tho cxtrcmc phase of R Aalism by a happy use of thc imagination. H'llhc scicntilic USU of thc imagination is a phrase long rccognixcd and understood in England, and shows pL-rhaps a just propm'timi hctwccn thc claimsof thc carlicr aml later halvcs of thc ccn- tury -scicncc and the imagination hclping and rclicving -ach othcx'. lhscn's wcial dramas depict all that is worst --his vich-ill thc prcscnt constitution of human sncicty. 110 is a pessimist, and by impli V'llitnl u sutirist of that social order which he luathcs. Tn thc public, jadcd hy a long succession of connnun-placu productions, thcsc plays camc likc a whiff 0f cold air out of thc North ; the; attracted attcntinn hy thc cnulity aml forCc which distinguishctl thcir matter and style. llut wc qut-stiun whcthcrwc can legitimatcly class as high literature works which pm'tray tht- strugglcs and prob- lcms of a crmlc pcoplc, who hau- nnt yct assimilatctl the host results of mmlcrn civili- zatimt, hut an-.s'tr11.gr1.flin.cr forward into a national lifc and making their mistakcs as they go. 1ch mm'clncnt toward a scparatc national cxistcnct- in Norway is so little a pupular, aml sn largcly an acatlcmic cllurt, that it has littlc t0 t-ach thc rust of thc continent anrl less claim upon our attcutiou from the literary puiut of vicw. lhlt thc world is weary. Nox'clty in cvcrything is the tlclllillltl of the hour. No InattL-r how crmlc, no matter often how nflcnsivc may he lllt' material gathcrcll from far and ncar, it will hc wclcmnctl if ahsnlutcly nm'cl. This has always hccn morc ur lcss thc casc in Lmulun. 'lihackcmy's H nativc princc from India let loose upon the. 197 tlrawing-romn 't is hut an instance of the c aviiig for something new and foreign. This tendency was nun-r mum pronounced than at pruscntt and the mischief it 11415110110 is incalculahlc. It has led linglish writers and critics to praise to the skies all sorts of literary efforts that hurc tht- llxu'or of a distant clinic. aml pl -ast-d by virtue of their ahsolutc Cl'lltlt'llcSH and newness, without regard to thc intrinsic wm'thlt-ssnt-ss 0f hnth style and nmtt-rial. In this spirit, tht-r t and clst-whcrc, thc cruditit-s of Ihscn have had an altogcthcr umlt-scrvml sucvoss; and with him thc List of the trio, though far lllnl'C wurthy of :tttt-ntinn and a respectful h wringssthc great Russian, Tolstoi. His works are as 'ast as his plains aml stoppcs; his grt-at chu iactcristics art- strength. truth to naturt- and to his nwn cmtvictimls, and all his work hears th' stamp of a great purposc. The very cruility uf tht- work is math- an clt-mcnt in its vigor; it is real tn an extreme. Yet the whole hears a taint of mental unsnuudnoss. lIis scenes may he true to life, but not tn rIIll' lift'. It is Russian life, crude and undeveloped, and unable tn assimilate yt-t tht- pmgrcssof KVrstt-rn ICm'opc. The Fourtccnth Century face to face with the Nine- tt-cnth may nmkv :1 strong contrast, but it is nut an agrct-ahh- mic, nor, to us, an instructive one. As Zolzl's work is a lefcssinn of th . awful iltxprzu'ity of low life in ,lll'i$ --llllll olst-wht-rc, too, for that mattt-r-so Tolstoits writings show madness and hlimlt-tTm't,am1 tht- titanic strivingsof crud t aml hrutal natures struggling with proh- lt-tns of social llttvclopillunt with which thuy arc scarcely titted t0 t'opc. The results an- impnrtant tn the student of sociological matters, hut have no legitimate claim as a standard t-lt-mL-nt in the litcx'aturt- of civilization, in which they rcprcst-nt but a passing phasc. . Last of all comes tht- schnol 0f the DL-Cadcnts. They have given up. The wurhl is hopelessly mttcn. They hau- 120 further hope for it, nor for tht-msclvcs. Nut nuly has the host wm'k been tlonc, lwymnl cmnpctitiun, in all departments nf art and litera- turu. but it is nu longer worth while trying to do anything. If WU writ- at all, let us hold thc mirror up to Nature and let her see how hideous shv is, that we may the snmit-r luring on the general disillusinn and destruction of sucicty! They consider mankind hopeless, han- faith in nothing, Icastof :111 in themselves or in thc por- inancnn- nr value of anything that they can writt- taml wt: agree with them fullyb, aml arc giu-n m'cr t0 glumny imaginings and t0 the dramatic working up of all that is ghastly aml repulsive. Tn them there is 110 God but the individual, no rule of right, no gt-nc 'al scheme of ethics possible, no hope, no future. l'urhaps thc hcst representative of this school is Moritz Mautcrlinck, H the Belgian Shakspcarc, -pmhahly as much of a Shakspcarc as Belgium is ever likely toprmhmu His dramas shock and repel and chill the hlnml. tVL-rc society as mttcn as he repre- sents it, wvrc its ideals and tastes such as 119 would suggest, it would soon break up into a mmlitiml littlc different fmm that of the Dark Ages, aml the gene 'ul swinish m8 struggle fur individual :ulx'zmtugc would begin, unchecked by any of the amenities of civilized existence. Those dramas are 11111ch for but one thing-to show how Naturalism strikus :1 fut-wittctl Belgian. The fact is that arguments tl'llwll from :1 stutt- of nature are not valid for human society as at present constituted ; wc Ill'L' not living in :1 state of nature, nm- czln wc. So long as man is mutlc up of u curious union of animal and spiritual clcnwnts, so long will it be his hcst cflm't tn sulnluc the mic uml t-xult the other; to sink the animal propensities until they hL-Cnmu tho non-csst-n- tiztls of his chn'uctur, to exalt his intellect and cultix'utt- his spirit until it lays huhl upnn u hight-r lifc-until hc rL-uchcs that plant- of cullun- WllCl'C duty and inclimitinn juin. whore Will is in harmony with inw. 'lihc signsof the times are all hopeful. Ah't-mly Runlisxn is going nut of vogue, in all thu unhnluncul :mtl erratic plmscs of its development ; its :ulhcn-nts are falling nil, its apostles :u'c tliHCl'CllllCti ; its influence is making Converts for the other sitlv. The public taste is rcturning to what an- now the classic writers of thu Century ; and thc futnn- seems fairly in thc hnmls of those who, whil -:ihsulutt-ly faithful to truth. shall hold hL-fnrc thum u lofty idmlof human :lChit-vcmcnt; :lllll lot thvii' inmginutiuns rungc, umlcr cnntml, us fur and as high as lllt' mind of man can go. 'lillt'l'L' will hc frmu timc tn timc t-xcursions into lllSlilllt litrlds ; a return to th 5 ancients, :is in tht- t'ilHk' of Lcwntc 11v Lisle and thc luruussicns in France, William Morris 11ml the classic svhonl in England. But the best hope for our litcruturv lies in u faithful tlk'VClOplllUllL0r ulunu-nts already present in it, on tllt'lllt's cvcr new nml ux'cr old, with :1 lively trust in the butter nature of mankind, us in his hmwsty Hf purpusv 11ml desira- tu misc himself mid his fcllow-nnm out of tho Aillsl ul which he is mmlt- into the hcuvcn of light to which he aspires. 19g Tragedy in' One Act. SCICNI'lr-Chcmiml 1.:llnn'utm'y XL 1 1.71:1 frighlful cxplusimi occurs. in which Assistant Brawn is seriously injurcxl. anl :nul Tutth- rush i111 lhc furincr greatly L-xcitwl. l'oxh ihcginning to mon- 415 though trimming untslfll WL- must gut the whiskey. 'l'lr'r'ruc 1cxcitwl but still dclihcruthl' Yes, wu- 511011111 get the whiskey? l'. Uwginning 10 jig 1Fisher's11ui'npipc'W--1111'1-11Inn'rtogi-l lllt'WlllSlx'C'V. '11. Uichning smllcwhzil:igilutcill1l1Yx-s. we ought to get thv xx'hiskcy. P lL-xucuting tht- jig- :lml humming from the Hour like :m nii' hull l'aH ll'c'vc gal to gut tho xx'hiskcy. '11. i'ulso beginning to llilllu'. partly to keep out uf lhnul's unyF-ll Yes. xu- IllIle got 111v whiskcyf'. 1'. IVg-xhuusu-tl by his grunt t'xcl'llUIISl;Nlllll-l-$2l'lel-V-.'1'Vdx'C-lllllSl-gCl-Cl-lllr- , whiskcy-vyfl T. 1111511hrL-ulhlcssnml CXllHllSlCKl l1 ch-os-tllc-whislu-iqu-i'w-y.' l' 1jusl bordering on spumnsl-- WVhisk 'iJ' T. lcxhnustull-h - uyfl lintcr 5mm- mlo with whiskey. Hitch ln'uvc rcsCiu-r given :1 think. llutlur urrivvs. and 1111 three are Cnrul fur. KJL:J:,:L:.;LL 8.1- XVU will now have u mlu by Messrs. Ath-r- l'i-zmtlik, PRESIDENT 01: W. 1.. ton, Housman :1le 11'11iltcnmrc. giggly, $3.51; THE EVOLUTION OF HIS STRIPES r? Cb W cm wagshznanG jfazjgs, . QNI'GGLISD warmly in my cut 011 :1 calm September night, i Mwlilulingo'vr1nyfulnn-, U'cr prospects rich and lnight, '1 11inking nf the pleasant lut lulu which I 114111 hccn born, When :1 ghostly :lppm'itiun, Frightl'ul am! of iillpish form, Entered tlmmgh my open window Antl 1mm my hcdsitlu came. Quoth tho fnrm in devilish ucn-MS, Wllivh still cvho in my curs: Arise uml tn thy work repair, Cczlsc not for 11w next four yL-urs, But strive :nul toil without fatigue And from the pleasures of life forlu-ur; Ahsluin frnm poker and the 11001-11 mm Aml from luscious hills of fnrc. Then the apparition vanished Through Ult' wimlmv whence it manna But again the plmntmn cumc Like :18. it 112ch done before. Aml with hellish voi0c dmnumlwl That I quit my childish lnl'c: Huston tu lwcnmc zlcquninlml With all mysteries scicmilic, Calculate lhc :mglc's functions 2!! By mums of tnhh-s logm'itlnnic, Hon thc garb 0f Analytic, Draw the curve 0f the tVitch, DiiTL-rcutiutc the monster, BC in mnthcnmtics rich. Then the apparition vanished Through the wimlmv whence it came. lhlt again UIC phuntmn cumu- Tn curse 1n -zuu1 my lifc tn claim: h Cm intn tho lulmrutmy WhL-rt- mcchnnics is the theme; Calculate in C. H. S. The unm'gy of ouch murhim-z Find the mmncnt of mmncntum 0f thL- fast revolving wht-M; l'nndcx' tfcr thurmo-tlynumit's tVith :1 vunscicncu trut- us stct-l; Construvt pmhloms killt'nlutic And pursue machine design, But du not miss the summcr schoul Or one hundred hours time. Than th - apparition vanished 'lthrough tht- wimhm' u'hL-ncc it L'zullv. But the spt-Ctrc cnmc again To tm'tnrt- me in my tlistI'L-ss' And tuhl 1m- nf thc Hlth'l'it'S That Swumpls' Chemistry possess, 0f thu many hnitc cmnpounds And the periodic quiz 0n reactions qualitative Till my hmin llill fairly whiz. 110w I shmltlt-rcd when it munwl Cumpoumls that I must determine, Trichlomsnhlgt-ninc, Synaplnsc 11ml uhml :urminc, And :1 thnusuud others nm- Thut I donfl rcmcmhcr now. All Then the apparition vanished Through the window wllcm'v it cmno. How my feelings cgoistic Changed to feelings altruistic; How I thought of home 11ml imithvr And their pleasures 3111 :L-sthctic; How I Imlyul that I no iUIlKUl' Must remain at P. S. C. Tn hL- tortured by tilt' demon And in pain for uyc to hc. 111;? 44 .1?- SERGEANT Ihwmiv, clulhcd in full uniform and uuthm'ily 1m m-w vzulct. whn rushcs up hrcuth-ss and tries to crowd himself in :15 hth mun in :1 hL'l 0f fuurm.w H Say! thcrc tiill you conic from ? va Cimc'r iin holy hurrurywH From Philadelphia. .1. 7+ .1,. ,1. PROF. BULLICS L10 Spence in Political licummly Lin What :n'L- insolvency laws 9 SPI-lNCi-j, whu hus just lumped into his hunkv-H Wcllf XVh-v! Iir! Uh! Laws that can't hv sulu-Il, IM'NKIJc tin Mcchzmicsl.- 91h: jcssup, explain. jnssmn--H Cilllil. ProfL-smr. IHiNKLI'L-a'i Mr. hixnn, explain. i DIXON. 7 - Can't, Prnfvssm: DlINlUJtau Cun class explain 3H CLASS iin l1Hi5'UthHU Nu DUNKLH.7H'iihUl1 I will hmk it up and vxpluiu it zit lhv m-xl i'vvitutiuih ZILJLLAle'. PRUF. in Chcmistry, quiuiilg class 011 Lcst-tuhc n-m-tinns in qualitatix'x- :mnlyhis, 1n SClluUiL'l..i'H W'halt did you gm with NinII ? SCHUIQMCILw-HthiLL'. Nuzuil. Pimitw-J' What did yuu next do ? SCHUJiIJCRuvuI mixwl it with 51112111 cml nml limusiom-R' lilini:.-iWVtmiig11l :05 Cottages on Campus. Seven Wonders of State College. I. The Clerk in the l'ust-umcc. H Kitchen Mcclmnics.' D-1 111. Swznnp's Dutch Baby Carriage. lV. Ab. Smith's Military Museum. V. The Aussoritics. VI. State College Xancr C0. VII. Hcp's Singing Class. 20.; HERE is the town which mountains Slll'l'ollllll, Where men of great learning' nml wistlmn nre fmxml, XVhere young men come from all over the 111ml, To develop their talents and their minds expnml? State College. Where is the town where ll W'llite Amber Rnlletl l' Is bought in the store where drugs are 50111 ; Xl'here watches are tixetl in u lmrher shop Aml the lmml hull serves for the z l1'lr $ hop? State College. Where is the town where the sidewalks gmml Are iilmle of stones and planks, ashes :lllll snml ; Antl the streets are paved with :1 kiml of clay That gets quite smooth on n rainy tlziy? State College. Where is the town where the pleheizm Class Are rudely culled H111110kers. by the lioySHzllns ! Where the tloctor 11ml squire are pretty hut stuff, But some think the constable :1 little hit rough? State College. Where is the town where the servmit-gix'l meek, 111119 a different heuu each night in the week ? Where the sweet country girl, so pert and so coy, Is ugled 21ml winked at by that t' great, rlule lmy ? State College. Where is the town where we're glml to think, 'llheylve nothingr stronger than water tn drink ; Where heavy emmmizuling ziml yells in the night Neither imliente murder nor anyone tight? State College. Where is the town that we all think hest-w lletter than :1 thousand towns of the West; XVhere the heart of the alumnus will always ilwell lMitl the Seenes of his youth which he lmx-s so well? State College. 205 Rx. DICTIONARY. 7.1. Court of Appeal for 1111 students in time 11ftr1111111e. Ride.-The case when 11 jump 1111s heen allowed to continue until it he- Angel.w1?e111111e st1111ent,s11 11111e11 1111 11c- e111111t 11f rarity :11111 1111111131. A dead game sport.-A 11111111,: which 1111 1'111111111111ti1111 of words 01111 describe. It must he seen to he understood, 111111 when 1111ee seen can never be forgotten. comes chronic. Skip.-Whe11 11 class leaves the reeit11ti1111 Faker-Tn appropriate secretlv, without r1111111 before 1t 11:15. entered lt' It IS ' 111111151111111e 11y11 111th 111 the Meeh Dept. the knowledge or consent of the owner. . Sportyernxnmun te1111e11ey t11w111'11 11er- Fresh.-'11111e like 1911. 1e1111e1Ar. . 1 . . l ' b L $011111 1111111'11111ei1t gratified 11y 111111111111111 F1unk.--A 51111111111t11111 111 7.1115 taken 11e- remittances 1111111 the governnr's ex- tween the limits of the 11egi1111i11g111111 ehequel'. the C'MUf U19 term. Swelled head.-A peculiar disease espe- Fired-To he in such :1 condition that ei1111y fatal to athletes. 111111 pretty girls. 1111se11ce 11'11111 1111yc1111ege exercise does To out it deep.-T11 get 11 grade in 1111y 11111. incur nmrks. T11 feel i111pe11e11 t11 suhject from 85 to 1611. 1111111111113 111111yet1111t hei11g11esir11us11f To cover his syme'ltu convince 11 111-111. going home. that .r : when ,1' truth, 111111: 1111 Gny.-A11 exuberance 11f hoyish spirits i11fe1'111111ie. which 1111s the s:1111e effect 1111 the 111-11 To pull his lege'lio e1111eili11te 111' to 11111- th11t 11 111-11 1113.: 11115 011 11 turkey gohhler. 11iti11te, 11y 01151111110115 sunvity 11f 11e- Grind.-T11 study 11:11'11 with the w111'thv 1111-1111111'; t11 1111t11111 privileges 1111 false incentive 1111111551111; 1111 11x11111ix111ti1111. 111111911591 To cut a wide swhth.-The use 111 which Hepr-A 11111111111111111 111111111111 11y taking: . .. ,. . the student puts. 11111111-1' sent 111' 1111111 M1litnry lneties, . . . 1111111 1 1 . f . 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Mucker.eA kind 01 111111111 inhuhiting the vicinity 11fthee1111ege, carnivorous111111 3. sei11i-1111e111r11111 111 its 111111its. 12:1si1y To sit 011.v-A11ee111i111' 1111-111 111 treat111e11t t11111e11. :111111ie11 to 11 student v11lllnteel'1ng infor- P011y.-uAn 11111111111115, e1111triv1111ce, 11111111- 111:1ti1111. 111111111111 used 11:: 11 preventive against Zip.u'li11e 11111115 generated hy the I10i11t11f Hunks; t11 use such apparatus. euntri- :1 pencil which 1111111115 111re11r1111114 111 the mnee 111'1111111i11110e. tixe11 111w expressed 11y the :11ge11r111e Prexuv-The Rnek 11f Refuge 111111 Highest eq1111ti1111 .: + 1' +f2 11. 1111s 1:; 2111s1111111: .t11si11 age. 21111 Theory vs. Practice. Little mun. Hum mustache- Gncs to store, 0111' Dutchman - Buys the stuff, Awful rush. Grins and thinks, H Fm getting tnughf' Sits in mum, Busy miml. Lights UIU pipv. l'ilc nf hooks;- Tnkcs :1 walk He must grind. Tu Pllclpef mom T0 113W :1 lillk- Slnps and thinks My ago is ripe, Sits on lml. I must loan: With happy tnnguc Tn hit thc pipe. Docs 1m gmul ; Tells of times lied whirls rouml. When 110 was young. Tables dmwc Without a sound. Pretty snuuw 011 how sad ! Soon llc's curried Our Dutchman To his room, Feels quite bad. Hmtvlumm thinks Tu lliS tmnlm Says to Phelps, Cuss thc smukc; Sum: again Iloisl the sash,- Ilv tnkcs :1 walk, Must I chokt?n But Mix tinu- N01 to laM'. Dulchnmn's bud. Begins to Cry. But quite soon It's so luml Dutch was wcll. So ynung LU tlic.H Halve boys :1 V, Never tL-ll. Hoyt. 11011'1 laugh- Suuk his head; Onc buy mml Tell him, Dutch, Al little Dutch, You're not dtlltl. That is hmv Wu knnw so much. 311E green little Frcshy, meek :IS :1 1:1mhI 1 ,9 1 Returning from supper :m evcls grinding to spend, $28? Greets the professor with pmfoumlost Salaam ; Thinking, no doubt, he might deeply offend The dignity of that terrible man. XVhoso favor he wishes to have if he 0:111. Thu hnistcmus $01111, who don't give :1 hung, XVullm up the path like :1 hlustcring tough, Bringing his h:111:l to his cap with :1 hung; Thinking. 01:1 chuppic, now don't cut up rough, 0r thc cannon we'll lirv, :11111 the hluckhonrds we'll grease ; And in this and worse ways your honor we'll tense. Th1- 11ViSc-lunkingJunior, who feels his position, Says, H Good evening, Professor; why how :lu you :10 l Aml stops to cmn'crsu on th:1t latest condition, A1111 what, in his mind, is the hcst course to pursue. Thinking, 1: 01:1 man, if I only get hold, 1'11 yank lik1- mic ml the nnhlcs of 0111. The experienced Senior, wlufs hccn thcrc hcforc, 11:13 :1 special salute for ench sqmmli- prnf. ; lIc passes SONIC by with little min, While for otlu-rs politely his cup he will duff. Fm- hc reasons it out in his cmnph-x brain, That to give him :1 tcn they :l:1rc not refrain. 205' Thus, now mid for ages thcyivc gone up that walk. From H13 Prop 'i to Senior, and thence into life. And the sage prof. in passing is judged by the tlovk, Who salutes him and hurries to duties rift. Thus, too, in the future, they'll continue their way. Huch student and class for their own litth- day. 511.4341: .511 WHEN :1 tiny 121d of seven, his mothcrts joy :lml pride, They put him on a pony to teach him hmv to riulc. Next the youth WC sec at college, to graduate hx- Cmms, Sn ilt' uses that small pony to pull him thm' exams. Though now he's staid nml dignified, uml in thvchnpcl prays, He still must use his punyhthnugh it's ilnm- to our :mlnzc. Kin Kin 34,.ng maishemaifdaz 02095115623106ng At umthcnmtics he was great; He taught the Freshics with great fuss, And ckc the Junior's Calculus. Anmng the host of Prexy's toys, Hc scarce was favorite with the hays. 110w tier this was, at tirst ho strove, Nor strove in vain, to keep uhovc Thu fatal mark, the hapless Snph. But when thv lust of Calculus otT The Junior his report does sec, He finds :1 think where none should ht. Where A's once reigned, now C$11hmnul, Aml D's and even 12's are found. The Prof. meanwhile a smile docs grill, And guyly mkcs the dollars in, W'hit'h go the library to increase At cost of many a good man's pence. 209 PRELUDE tu Exmninutioni en Vibrutm'io Motiones bi Lordue. ltrgo '5 .M. E; I u rilc NC A Um i T H l I E I I 1 I I IAI 'D L-I l N I J mwiim HRMHW J. i l x' n L ' ' $39M- 1 U V T L iL Mar:- .357an . I i 41; ' g E : Eh We'd hove to Know: What Stmhm wnuhl hmk likv if his hair xvm'c hhwk. thy Ncsbit curls his hair. lInw Iluwlcy would lnnk with his hair cut. thy Baldy Vustim- wuuhln't take the Pillshui'g girl tn thx- Ath-lphi dzmcv. .1. '..'. Painter, Gaul is still lliviticd into three luli'ts :. OWENS, Movhcsncy. 11'! Minutes of Meeting of 1911 Vic Board. 11111-111111111-1111 711'111111'11'. :111111111111-11 111111-11. 11:11111111-111-C1111-1very 111111111. M1-1:1i11g1-11111-11111111-111-12 111151111255 511111-11. N111111111'11111111151-1111 151111111- 111-C1111-1 11'111'1111-1'. 111151-111 1111-111111-15 11'1-1-1-1' 1111111111-111111111-11. 1'311111111-111- 9112,. .b131 C11i1-1 11111. 01111-1 1111511111. 115 11511111. 11111011111101; 1111111111111-11 11111111111-- 1111111-11' 111-11111-1-11 1111115 11111111 111111 111155111111 111111 5111111115511111. 151111111-111-Cl1ic1 111'1-51-1115 1111x 111 1111111-5, 11111111-1-rc1-5 1111111111 5111111111134 1111111111- 11111111'1-11. Y1111: 111111-11. 111111511111 1'11111-11 1111'. 111111111-5 1111'1111-11. Gingrich 111111'1 511111k1-. 11111511115 11111 14111-11 111-55011 1-111151111'111111111'11. 311-1111111111, 1151111.: 111151111', 311.115: '11'111y11111-111111Cl1.'1 11-55-1111 11-11r5111 51111111- 11. 3111111111: '1111111 111- 11-11111-1. 11 1'1111- 111 1111111115 111 1111- .11115511ri111-5 1111' 1111- 1-11-14111111111111111111111'111'1111-111111111111112 C111'1'11-11. C111'111-111111111-11115. 111-1111111151-11 1111111111151-. 3111111111: '1'11111 '1'1111111115'5 11-1-1111- 111141-11 11111111 1111- 1111111; 011111611, Cz11'11-r 111111 111111-1'5 51-111-111-1'1' 1'1-111111111111111-11 11y 11211111112111111111-1' 1111- 11111 gc111111; 111111'11 111 11111111. 111:111'1111111111 1-1-111-11'1-11 11'1111 5111-111'1- 111111 51111115. 31111111- 11'15111-5 111 11111k1- 11'1-11111-111 1115115 111 141-11111111 111111 115115 111 111- 1-x1'1151111 11'11111 1111-1-11'1111'5. N111 1-xc1151-11. 1,1'1111 1111551-5 5111111- very 11111-1111111111111-111111'1' 1'1-111111'115 111111111 1111- 1111111- 111 1111- 1111111-5, 111111 15 51-1'1-1'1111' 1'1-1111111-11 by 1111- 1-i111111r-1111111111. 111-551111i111111-11151111- 1111111111111111111- 1511111111. 1111111151151111111-1111-1111'1'. .11111151-11 1111111111 1111- girl. 11 111111' 111 141-1 111111 13111111111111; 11151'11551-11. M1111y 11111115 5111415051111. C111'11-r 111-1111115111 111-111-111 1111- 11151 51-1111-111-1- 111 11111-111 1115 11111111115 1111111111115. 111111-1' 1111-111111-1'5 111-14111 111 1111111' 111'511'1-1111, 111:1-111'1111111r 111 1111111. 1111'11-1'1-111 c1-1-1-115. 11111111111115.1111 51114111515: 1111-1' 341111111111111111- 15111111111211 N111 111411-111 111. 1111114111111 11111115 111111 11111- 1111:41-5111-111-1'1111-1111113111111111; 1111- 111-11. 11111111111 1111111111111111513' 1'1111-11 1111w11. Gingrich 11111. 111-111111- 111-111'1-1-11 Kl111tk 111111 111111111 115 11111111111 15 1111- 1111151 11111101111111 1111111. 5111111511111 11y 1-21111111'-i11-C1111-1. '1'1111111115'5 11-1-1, 111-11115r 11 111-1141111- 11111111-1'11111111111115111151- 111, 111511111 1111111111 1111- 1111111- 11111111111- 111-x11111-1-1111g. C111'11-r1151;5111-1111115511111111c1111111111c 1111- 1111111115111 1111 1115 1111'111'111- 111111111111. 11111111-1111111-1y 511111-111111-11. 31C1x'11111111 111111'1-5 111111 1111- 111111'1- 111- 111'11111111-1111'1111 01151111111115. 11101116511111, 1111-1115.; 111 1111- 111111-11111-55111 115 1'1111111'11'1'I 11111111-1111111-11' 1111111111111111111-11. 111111'1-11 11111111115 11 jnkr. 1i11111k 1111114115 111-1111111111; 111 1111-1111115111-111111141-1111-111. 11111g1'1c111r11111. 3111-1111;;1111111111115, SNl-lAKlNG 1511-51111111111111111-111111. - 11115111111x 511111111111111-1' 1111- 111111, 11115111111111 11111111511N1111'I'11 111113-11-1, '1'111'1111'51111- 111151-1111x1111w11 1111- 111-11. :11 i ? A W xx vxk , hw w J x W '1! V t '7 'W '1 qt ' F; a I W't iNIHCR smnctimL-s as I sit and hmk. 93. , U Xtht JW-r secs in his Chcmistry hunk ; J V'wu K..- W x Wtht mu must his thoughts ungugt- V. H, 1' 1 - W Whih- hL' sums thut dreary page. A. I W' I pause and think --wcll. 1.5 . J1 I'm 511ml cannot tell. W 49 XX ,K XEMQ Dues hc svt- pictures of cmnplcx compounds, Ur lerHHl of dresses 11ml pretty gowns? Docs ho study tht- rulc for making a test, Hr study thc way tn please Xlz'l' ht-st? Again I thhlk-wcll; wull. I'm sun- I can't tell. In that hzml Mcchzmivm with its unglcs and lines. Sue :1 figure which beauty and grueu cmnhincs? WVhL-n hL- mmsurcs thc uttmctinu whivh acts through 51mm- Ducs 11c think of UIC attraction of u swt-ct. prutty face? I wonder and think-wcll. Xth cam toll? Du those 0111 th-rmun letters. with thcir crooks :nul twirls, Romiml him of masses of hangs zuul curls? Docs. Cnctln-'s rhythm. so homelikc :mtl swccl. Remind him of the patter of fniryJikc feet? Unm- mm'c I think-wcll, Hnw am we tell? t Ollc to u junior Cht'lllihl in love with un :mgd. thn finding the value of f i? y, Docs hc nftL-n pause and heave a deep sigh? Does llt' try to equate the pretty curves of the form Which so suddenly took his young heart by storm? I just stop 11ml think-wcll, No one Can tell. thL-n he works in tho ti Lab with the metals Sn bright, Doesn't cuch one picture :1 face to his sight? A fucc 11qu hidden in ruchings and lace, With two sparkling cycs, 1111 beauty and grueo? I blink and thinkiwcll. 11c cnuld tcll. chcu ilt' walks toward the woods all dressed up so neat, Is there anyone there his cunning to greet? chL-n hc strolls m1 thc grccn with his soul by his side, Does he thcn all his emotions confide? Thus I think and think. Wcll, She might tell. VVhL-n strolling about, do their arms cntwinc When they think they are scrcencd by a wild grape vine? Is there UllL' short moment of sweetest of bliss When two pairs of lips lllL'Ut in :1 kiss? I Stop-wcll, Thcy'd never tull. ,-l:;Jr-,,:x1cv'sl'. smua'mm; NOT tximaw. SCUT'L-H I tiUll'i kmm' that, Professor. CLEANIJNICSS NEXT T0 GODLINESS. ltrcshmun Gray comes home from Prusbytcriun Church mul imumlintcly prncculs to wash scvcrnl pairs of military gloves. :lAW-h 7.9731. REVISED VlikSlON.-H Two Freshmen shall be grinding in :1 mom; tho onc shall be taken, the other shall he left? I; 2,.- Contain, with good or hxul intent, A page upon tht- lihmry them. Amt whztt :1 wnrhl 0f gmnl it shun- Tn all who cmm- within uur fold, Away from all the wurhl so Cultl. XYhih- 4lmthting not this logic th-qn, 1501' satisfaction let us peep I'pmt Ult' dark forbidden spot. churL- stluh-nts' ll-L-t hun- tl'mhlt-n nut ; Fur stutlcnts, though they hn- t'nr Hyv, May nt-vm' in its precincts stray. Tht- hunks :trc there. mw uftcr row. Hut Hf the subjects they trt-ut u'hnt mu we know 7 Wht-n thc m-m'ust we got with unhnllmu'rl feet 15 just tn the 1100f of thc huly retreat. Aml wm- tn thc Frcsh who Htt-ps m'cr thut murk, For :I 171tt-shnmn will spy in u corner that's thn'k. But this. great Int of hunks, nine thnusuml and some, Must hm't- cost :1 small pilc, zunl Wllt'llt'l' tlitl it Conw? Surely nu gmnl mcn lliCll zuul rcmcmhcrul us well, lNrr of 115 411111 om' hunks tht'y m'vcr hvzml tell. Truv it is. no ulcculsctl hclpml tn till 111: these shvlvvs, So it must he wv'u- purchased HIL' hunks :tH unrsvlvvs. 11.; IN .JV But why, mny WL' usk. this unusual thing, From stmlt-nts who always spend more than they bring? And the books, too, :1rvtlry :md profuumlly pmfomul, Aml nut such us lmys tlclight tn haw 'l'uuml. Surcly hcx't- i511 hotly of wonderful 1110111 Etying gladly for hooks they m-l-r su- again. To cxphtin : 11 ruh- 0f the lizlculty says, The mun who 110th Hunk, :1 tlollur-hill lmys; Aml this szunc dollar-hill 10 lllt' library gucs v The result, Ult' number of volumes shtm's. A1111 those :n'v tht- hunks 50 Custly :11111 dry, That sinvc 1w 111ml Hunk it scams We must buy. 75W 1135B0Y who'd :1 cnnscicncu to college nnw mint, 11H iI'It' might misc :1 kick if wc Inciltimit-Il his 114111114, 3 A1111 hL' sturtwl to grind liktt :1 mill 11f tlw host, Dclmmling like them on the thlmth for 11-51. This i'vst 111- nhtuinwl, but :1 51111 1lim-z1sv, ton, Scented to TT tm'kIc him Imv wht-ti ht-Wl nothing to thy, A1111 llL' smnthwl for :1 cure, but mmo clinl ht- liml Till IIC slzu'tt-ll by chance mtt- Sumlny tn griml. This sut-mL-ll to afford him the tlt-ctlul rvlicf. Though lu- felt in his hun't ht- was naughthut:1111i1-l'. But lwttt-r 110 crime than ht- ill cwry wm-k, Thus conscit-ntiuusly Nusont-d 1111- lircshy su mu-k. The tliSCilSL' the dread hmncsiCkut-ss wus-ts you know, It 11:15 lilitl our bravest 11ml lu-sl im-n 111w. And if for its. vnn- tht- Suhhuth wv lm-uk, Is it wnrsv than four U zips T' M'cry Mummy 10111111111? :15 the case 011 could ort 1: when it t not be tion is hen the 1 511011111 would he shall not for the the 11 it is' en :1 0111111 't accepti 11 g udgn'lent 1A NUMBER 01' A11111' Blankets. fmv 0f- oy111e1l1lt 0115.11.15. w, F arlk tII11e dISSL e11- 0 prudellt1Firneany11ew. Willi: ant c1111 itizens 1 111 1. hair or Store teeth. WANTFD LAIAN'I'ED,-A wig. Address Pop. Kuhn. 2 A E House. AN T111211 II -So1111- 0111.- 10 love 111e.1111ylof fro 'enrs 0'1 nge preferrel11.111 quire nt oAgricuIturnl Dept.Roo1n 384. AN 'I'I12D.--Sol11e one to shut Windy Cum- mms' mouth. Address Entire School. AN'I'IED.-11mi11s 10 MI :1 vacuum. Sheep's 111111115 preferred. I'roI'. P. for Boyer. XAIANIPIIg-A1111911011011 a fnr111.C1111 1111 ilk. chop 1l100d, pitch 11111'.11ri1'eten111 111111 herd hugs. 1.001I1'efere11L'e give11.Ad1lress jim Mar- shu ANTED. 111f0r1'111cltliox1 011 l . A i 911Il L'01111111111i1'ulim1s 1.01 11211.1111rris IieIIefonte.c 1:1 AN I 11211 -Militurv prmuotion. Past record ful reference. R. A. 1'10 Ck. WAN'II1.-ML-dical trent1i1ei1t 1'01' softening hehrni11.C11se11'cI.'1rL-d ho1L-Iess by town physician. Respond 1111111edi111e111'. R. 11. 1'. reel 0x 1317. P.Is XAIAN01 '1' 112 D. -I' he 1131011111 t11p11'0vide 11 squad oI I' to 1:11:111'd my wecitution woom Id1111i11g0111y Ie111pown11'y absence; 111.50 1111111111: 1113 p11e11elce.1'r0f.C11111 N'IID.-I121ght111e11to st111lyI01'111L 1111111111 thL ' Sophonmre yL-m 01' I 11 1111111: out :-.11 Address Men XVA N'FFD. -M111'L- hnir Tudor Pnttee 81 C 1 WANT I12.D -I121er1'b111ly to know that I n11l1 not so cum 11$ might he supposul. Grt MAT RIMONI AI2. A11; 112N I 1112M AN.11;:L-1I 111111111 3011111111111 y 11 wk 111d,son1ew11at eckled I111 1'11111111: heml- Iit'1 11 red hair desil' L's e111 1'01'1' espoml with 1111111Ie11 Indy 5011111131111 1111111gL-r.1.11111'1111151 he 11'eII ed11cateni'ectiunLIO second hand oAdL res s M j. I1'11R SA IF. 1101 II. 1128 of 1.0011 I'or-511e11ed- head. I11- 2 5 quire 01011.1y :11 once. Address 0111 stock. Inquire of Eddie 1325pL'11shmIe. 11111 111g 11111111: '1 grade of 150 in History 1 11'iIIselIth1-upper 59011e . Any 0111: desiring to purchnse will please call at 390 CH RrSALF.ORI12XCIIACNG E.-011e girl's 1111c , ' nhnge for an ol1l1111111 51 6,: 1or a good donblc- Imrrelled echo. -Adr 55 01013211111. NOTICE pros-1 KNO 1V ALI. M 2N 11 these spresents that M is 8i Hem hill 11115 entircl 11m Ied this 0011- Ci 8 l tetd'lv WC 11ctions.Mec nection 111111 our department5 111111 tha no Ionger responsible for his 1116311ea11dnsi11ine 1 1.13ng. 11ept.,J11niorCIn. , reward is offered for its return. ,le1 111. nmcriences with Women etc. ' authors of 1V e 'I MAY 16, 1895. ARD T1112 Editors of 961.1V11-1. having been 11skL-1I 2 1i111le5 110wIV11-: was coming hereby1 the geulL'r'nI public that the LA V1 11: is connoing 011 1111 1'11. h GLEN T01 EN. -Die klnhher 011d 1:11' 1111: hell. 1111111 11:11t 5111011 it 11111 vi 110 111111;.r 1I' die '1 is I 1: :5 1i: Al'ssnkl'uics, STOLEN. A Iine hmse 111111 sleigh from 1111- 1.1 11110 0.111 111' 111f0r111ntinn regnrzhu 11' 111 he gl'ldlv 11Le11LdI1y thel undersigne 31c X R: 111' . T0 LE.' TOP mm the Ele111e11111ry Ihysicnl 2rax1I10 ory, 1111 i111pr'Lo1Ld st opw - watch. simi- lnrtu the 0111- in Wi-1 11111'1' s pussusion A liberal M. M. Gnrver. I11 111k Reviews. HHow 'ro 111.1111 111' AN INLLSSANT - Pro ofusely illustrated wilth cuts of tin rattles, whistles, e11., 1y 1. Zent111yr.e HM11 C0L111'011G1111.; 011.1.011'11: 111' T111112 SPRING. -C01I'11 111115 fascinating ac- cosunt of pie 1s.111t strolls down the pike 111111 delightful tvle-ri- f1 tr: hy the spring, viBr ck '1 e115. I AM! by the author of I, J. E. Schueler, etc. 311101.11 1.11111:. -B11 WHY I LIVE A 1the author of HC1'01-15ed 111 Love, Ex- yo harne- teristic of the author, by Sir W111. 01' 011' e. H110w TO BECOME T001; -A VLr spim 211111 interestinLr novel b1' the author of 'l'l 1e' re After Me, My bxerienLe with a Cop, Roped 111, etc., by .1 .H'lrder. MERRY NIA1DS 011 13151.1.1-211'0011. - A channiug 111111 interesting novel 0 classical 1111 por t, 111 thrLe editions. N0 student should be without it By the 111' ANTIGOODYISM. of life as it is, by the author of HD 111111; 0nCi1le1', Dann 11 the Faculty, ' etc., by Herbert Holy Highness Hartman Gosl 2111 f give :A true portrayal' 1 sent you I you 110 1101 the most pig we 110 who with in aid of he did personal was 11 111111 fail me 011 the 01' 5011113 in the you are a athlete lete 0f the 3 g m t de gree, and you are tled to a di 11111110 some kind. at C0 1 try says so ur 'FA 51111111 book of 800 pagesfbook of Me, Myself, ' Democracy 10u1' 'Iimes. , Charles E. ' and will ' 1111 in 111:1 :11 1111; 0 L e Art Club, evening. Boys 0 anybody i I . l i Books Published During the Past year. Stresses and Strains. Raising Timothy. By PAH, lhwcrz BmlemI-m, B.S., C.l?. By Puma m: Mzmcmxrmuc. .14 .I. .1. . . Asses and Cranks. ALI IC N CREE. SII I.ARP RAXVN. SIIxUIIM. ANIIRICXVS. E S H H JESBII. IHIIIIIxI. KIIIC'IICIx. I'A RT, IV. A The College Bell. El Upon Efie main BuIFaiqg of? penna. tare, $L9 BUIPE c1 towev tuf? and QtraigRt; oAnci in tam tower a 62?? w Rung, WRicR For 088:3 pawl Rag cloiFQy rurzg. Uporz me First ??oor of? mm BuIFding gfoom, dkg c1 cloor tRct i9 QtenciKa fRe' anifor'b Q3oom ; era wimin tRieb room Qtueya a man 0? great weigRt, Eor Re Rowe; in Rm Ranar-b tEe QoWege mankfb gate. Cgver tKe RiPFQ me awn meg eucR morrz, 5630 KerQFd CR2 fact fRar c1 new acay m 3'4 50m; - 4;- l; t; .. 52nd chf matter to ugh wRei'ge'z eang 3A0: fink 4 or ?ufe, ' , - , ,-9WX:W dream rzewer affecr our branaing in gtafe. $ ur Me ?iffPe 0951 mcm in H56 room on Eimt E?oor, $cm Rurath ua up,-or evi'crt cm to anore; C930n run km to c??apef, curl ccuae L19 fo ear, Gmn Reap w in c?cnm, or Hie ?4:1?? in f0 Bear. .Hia power 0?? Flag in c Tap of fRe gage; WRGK $319 $anrem 0? time i9, no mortuiJ can few. QerRapa we 091?? ?ina H' on mar Brigfy 809aen QRore, $ut 006?? RuatPe to-clomy, w wekva Ruofha Before. 14.;1v-Agn Snap Shots; bafayette vs. State, Oct. 20, 1894. sze $Zd garmergs 5602-93 112V 1 shimml my Jammie XVuy nut thnr 101' skulc, Sum folkscs lx-rlitcly hinted Thct I wns or gnl-llurm-tl l'ulo. B't l knmv'tl lm- own himcss, l'n knmv'tl mo jim wus smart; B'l now, 'f yuqu 5115 his letters, I swan twuuM bust yer lu-m't. S'ms 11c dnxl't likc his. tvuchL-r, I'n culls 'm Puppy Sparks, 'th. jim 5w 11v talks. tor lu-ur hissulf Sum likv cr puppy harks I'n sex. he luv. ukcr parties 'N 1107. jist or few u-r vum; IH 111' mus Iu-v L-r humuin' lively Univ, For them fcw kin scarce git hum. Nutllcr thing Lllct Jim can't hear, IIL' 1191 tcr work pluy-llny, 'Cuz sum higlmg. he calls tlwr Hep, SUI H Put 'm on 5' he don't git g:1y.' l'n jim 5w, um, thct this Hep A lunches :11 ur class, Butjim5w.11ctlnn'tlczlvhL-I'hit, But. kin jist sit '11 gas '11 gas. 3 :n 111- blows uhuut how smart 111,- why. Wh'n hc wuz jist cr kid, 'N sex huw hc lit 1.1th H11-115, '11ki11c11 :1 11:11, 'N other things he 11111. Nuthcr tL-uchcr Jzumnic hcz; 11c 5w. his 11:1111c'50111810w. 110 fnllcrs :111 thL-r buys 0111-0111111 Tar spy nut what thc' 110. 5'111 11t11c1'thi11ghc tells erhout, 'N calls it XVulf '11 Joe, B't 'f 1't1s 111:111 or vz1r111i11t hmst I don't for snrtint kno'. But tht-r's mm out their thct Junnnii- likes, N'd tht-t's thur big 1101! 111:111: Hc's 011.111 nim- 1.0111111 thur 1101's 'N 11c1ps them when he can. Yzis, jmmnic's 51111111 '11 thL-r sknlc's good, Sti11,-it1s 01' shumcl say,- 'CW. 11 11'yc11tsurou11d 111 feels his nuts. Tor make '111 work play-tlziy. 111-21', touching 11111151111121 English, in 101105 0111;111:11111Lr 1110111 tlu- hnttnm of his hunts 1tu XVhith.-HXH111t C1le 1:11h11' :1t ?1' W111'rlc.-J1 At you. 11111111011 with 111i1it:1ry hnnurs 1111- following 11:1y.1 STA ON A NT WA TH R . IMNn, in his oHicc tto AIh-n, who 111111 just hlnwn 11p his111111111111115L-w-H Come in here! Come in here! !'1 tAlh-n, svizud with horror, 5111111105 111.1 POND.wH What in thc 11 - 1 were you doing? ALLEN, ,s'1111111issivcly.-H Making thc Narsll test. l'nx11.wH Be mrcful. ynu uninskull. or I will 11121kt- thv .Ymmlp tvst 3'1 321 PROF. WATERS. Pkmr. Rmnck. PROV. WILLARD. Puma USMUND. I'RUF. POND. Illil' PROF. CARVER. lHun-z TUDOR Puma BHYHR PROF. THOMPSON. PROF. TOWLI-l. l'kov. JOHN ANm'. PROF. S'rmcu. l'konr. MATTHRN PROV. FARNSWORTH. Puma OSMOND. Favorite Sayings. WW It is butter. 77w Mr. Gingrich, you th't scmll 1n know much :ihmil this. sJ' Dcitui' X. i I maulc that. -ii Sit down! Sit down I 3 i' .--H chnrt thut mun. my l'Iocus-pocus, totnldlwly-womldlctly, liigglctlyspigglcdy. :Ji Down with Lhc shorilT ! i' xii Mr. Scum, tukc this problem. s When you get intn higher mathematics you will lind, utc., clc., etc. u-u Blur r r r r r h :' hnr . J J ' ilikvillh'cp. -ii Lot's hnv- a game of poker. -ii My wife. .--i' A-schcw.in-svhew,shiioghipuogh, muiglisligli-wnugll :i-hcm My ! - ii Mr. Curtzili, your twunslutiml is vcwy pUUHII 143111.;1iah.H .1. M.Ei .1, Alb.- wgl'3x1i1tiiigly. after having performed :1 ilimcult experiment siwccssfullyii Now, shall I say that l have never hcfnrc performed this experiment ? BALUY VASTINILsinlczlscd :11 being able to answer mu- questiun, untl expecting 10 misc his grmlc i H Nu, sir. 42:4. .rrlA nlr It Gives us Great Agony to Announce: Thul jinx Marshall nml lid. Ilunlcr :er cnllul tht- ii Two nhl wumcn of '95. That we Cilllii. :mnuunm- tho cngugL-mcnt of Sir iVillium U'Towlc. That Hill Stuart is nmx' in ,95' That Llu- Juniors am.- tuug'ht cluculinn mid unitary by :1 Clu'llll'xl. That lloinphill $31 We ha HKHS vignrottcs. 311:1: '11-1 . ve much Pleasure in Saying: That llcmphill has changed to :1 pipc. That thv Facultyl That l'ruf. BL-ycris izu'c hccu very kind to tho 14.x X'H-i Board. hair is not :wj' gray. That hcfnx'c :umtlu-r ycui' rolls by we may hL- uhlc tn :umnunu- Ihc L-ng'ugcmcnl of Sir iYiHiaun U'vaic. 01' 4111 sml mmls of tongue 01' pun The saddest urc H mum, pqmv JJJmI. n. ERIHBS. Freshmen. CLASS l'IN. 11 MM 01'1'1113'3111171 Mme ngrl'tnzl Impw afln'lfz. C11111'1-2N'11111.s A 11'it11'ith1111111111s :1111111111111c1- with wits. 11,111.1-11'.s11'11111- 11111'1- is1151111111'1t1111si111-1'1-11 11 11:11'11111'ss 1111-1111111. 111'111' that class 111. 111'11ti1111111 111111-11s 111111 111111 111111' 11111111s1'11'1-s. C11112I-:.hHBy 1111tw11r11 show let's not he 12111-111111. A11 115s sh11111111ik1-1111 ass 111- treated. 1101.1111N11.-;'1I 11111111121 111111'11 1.1111111:111111111s1111'.'1 IIUHCIH:x'suxr-H 31111151111111111111111i1111's111-ig11t 11-11 1111- s1111111' 11 1';1sts.', 11.11N'1111211.g11N11t II1-rcnlcs 131111111 1:1111ck1111111is111711115, 1111-111- 11:1s11111111. 1111'1.1.A1111.a111111 1111111111s :1 511110110: usu cur 1111111111s11 110111-31 1111111211:.-H Nothing is sillicr 1111111 :1 silly 111111411. 11.11.1111:.11.1N.s11N111111-1111-11111111111-11'111'111C1111 11111111-1- 1-,111111.H MICNHZICILsH 111- feels just us 14111111 11s if 111- 11:111 1:111:11 s1-11s1-. KICICIIIJNIC. 1Vcigh1-1l in 1111- 111111111111111111 111111111 11'11111111543' 31'11112C1111311s.n 1'511'1'1111 1111111-1111y 111111 with great 111111-11. 111-31131er11111:;5111 111s s1111st1111C1-. Hut 111 111'11111111-111.H 111?111i11.-'1'11h111111111-y11ustirittho 11'111'511 it 111111511. NHSIHTWTH1 11111 1111- wry pink 111 110111119112h S1 131111.0113- 51111'151'. 5111111111111. t111-ys11y1111111-'1-1'111'1.11111g1 1K1TTUN.- 1111111'111111111'.11111111111115111111' sin is in existing. L. 1?.'1111111111S.-1'111-g111111111110111111t11111c 01111111111' 1111.111-111'1-11. '1111111111-111-11 111 111-11111. .1x11111511's. CURTI x1 McDoxmin, 1211111132 Sophomores. II IVlm nut drier! good wlzerv all are bad :2 IIliIIJtLHII Thuu :n't 1m m'utor; with thy eloquence Thou movcst ullermu out thy presence. IIIcAuonvrva Though 1 am not splcnctic and rush, yet have I something in me dangerous. MILLIikr-It Cunccit may putT u mun up. but never prop him up.H IIARRMIIL-H I would give 4111 my fume fur a put of ale. TYSON.VI' Saint at 1101m- umI devil abroad. ZicNTMYlaur-H livery inch that is not fool is roguch MAGEIirh IIis hul'k is wnrsu than his bite. HILL.MH Iigt'cgiously :m 1153. MCMICIIAICLS.Iu 0 my UITL-ncc is milk; it smrlls t0 hcuvcn. Ml-ZNNEILIn IIis curs laugh while his innuth goes byfI IIUNSMURE, J. Ar-H Much mny hL- made of :l Scutchumn if he he caught youngHI SIIARInIII In thL-c thcrc's not half an hour's life. MCCI'IJJHMHLII' Am I :1 mun. 0r um I not :1 mun? EotI hL-Ip me if I he an ass. AIJiXANIHCILHU My head! My head ! I ALI.IiN.-H I fully realize that I mu :1 fool. HAkhTr-II Fair sample of uutuiutul youth. 'l'uu I'Vlqug'II In Grind. ImchR, CONRAD, . THOMPSON. a MON'mmnctw, Seniors. H Cm! unulc llu'm, lln'nforc lvl Mrm fmssfor men. IIOR'rhINr w-H Ahcm ! Dignity! ! Dignity! ! I II 11ERR.N SIICIS nu good ; shc swmrs. III'RKET'X'WU Yc Gods, what :mlhititms hath this man W GliAIu'.-tI I'Ziu klcincr mit StoIT urfiilltcr Rmmt. DIOORIL-H le givc us a crazy and make us a pain. WILLIAMS.-H I can't hclp it thut 1111 the girls full in low with me. KIATHIAS.-au I must to thc IHU'IILEIJS, fur mcthiuksl um marvellous hairy about tht- face. RISEIL-H Oh wcnrisomc specimen of humanity ! BEAVICILIH Sumuth buy; devilish smooth. :24 XVIIU is this squg-zunish, 111ulish 1h'u11c That struts 1110111111 with 110111110115 :1ir As though the world were 1111 his own? Nc'cr thinking that we 0111111 shurc; Xth curries gloves for show. not 1151:. A1111 twists 11nd twirls :1 light 11111511111110 ,, Loss like :1 Alarliu 1.111111 :1 guosc,1 But scarce :1 111:1i11c11 does 111: 11111511? -.S'mll. sixth :11412 P111111. 11111516111: 1i11 Gcolugyy-H C1111 any one tell HIC 11111-1'8111i1135y Crcck breaks through B11111 Eagle mountain :11 Bellcfnutu instead of taking its natural course 110w Nittnny V1111ry?H NuTTI-zk HARRIS With 11111151111111 spccclwr-H ThL-n-k 11 111111541110 1luw11 thL-rc, Prnh-ssor. 3414';le SCENIC AT Ex-GUVHRNOR CURTINyS FUNERAL. IIJQP standing :11 11ttci1ti1111 in front of battalion 1111 11011111111 Street. SMALL BUY 1110i11ti11g 111 Hch-H 110:1, Jimmie! 100141-1-1111111-1' 5111111103' S1111 01111112911111 from hchind 21 Cloud, causing 11111101111151! his eyes. S. Br-N It's gone 11:11 511-011. III-IP fin stuntnrizm vuiCLmAH Charge ! huymwts! I W 41,211: ,2 1A ,21A CRAPHICAL PROBLEM SHOWING BILL STEWARTS chURSE IN COLLEGE Sen... Jun . WW. Soph, h. .1 1 , , 1 X' 131-2511 E A Prep, 11,, i 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 P - , 1 1 f6 .1 ' P '85 as 87 88 89 90 :9 32 93 94 95 VI Golden Texts for 196 B1 HVIQN : Soc 1111-11 111111 1'1- 11'111k 11110111115111-11111' 1101 11510015, 11111 115 wise. CARTER : 11'11c11 I 11'11511 11111111 I 11101111111 :15 11 1111111. 511111111 1151111111111 111111 11111191510011 11$ 11 11111111 : 1111111011'111111 1 11111'0111-1101110 11 1111111 I 1111111: 11111 1111'111' 1111111111111511 111111345. DIXON: N111111c1' 5111111 111011 51111111 111' 1111' 11c1111. 1111111111511 111011 0111151 1101 111111;c 1111c 1111111 11111111- 0r 111111111. 11171151101113. : '11111- 111011 01 young men is 111 11111111311'1-11g111. 1 , . a n . EBX : 111- 1101 11111111; 111111 1111111 11111-111111 15 cxcuss. 1 . ; 1 . . 11' 181111.11: 111cm 1101111-111 110111-111154'1111111'1111111 I. GINURICII : Yen, 1 111111111 1111115451111101111 1111111. 1 x 1 1 K 1 11141151512111, j. 11.: 11011 1 11011111 111111 .1111 1111 1111111115 1 11111. GL1 18,915.11. 11. 11.: 11011111, 111 1111- 1111110111 11111 1110111111111 is 111 111i11c 1311-. 1;!1111511'1015'11: 111111 1111 111111 111-11111 111111 111111 11510111511111 111 1115 1111111111- 3111111111154111111 1111511115. HAXYIJCY: Is 11 1114111111 c11111111- 10 11c 11111 11111111 11 1111511111 01' 1111111111 11111111 11 11111? IIICMHHIJg 11111 1111111 1111111; 111111511111s01111-111i11g' when 111-, is 11011111154; 11c 111-111'11'1-111 11111151111. HARVEY: I 111111 1111111111 11 1.5111111 1111111 : I 111111 11111511111 1113'011111'51'. JICSSUP: And now 11111111-111 1111111, 1111111- 111111 11111. 11111 1111- 1111111151 111 1111-51- 15 1011-. JONES: 1111111; 1111 1111154111 111111-13 11111 1151- 11 111111- 111111; 1111' 1111' 5111111111111'5 511111- 111111 11111111111111 11111111111115. IiELKICR: 1.11111. I 11111111; 1111-1- 111111 I 11111 11111 115 1111111 1111-11 1111-. 7 1 r K n o . . . : 1x14011x: 51-1-51 1111111 11 111111111'151- 111 1115 111111 1111111111? 1111111111- 15 1111111111 1111111111111 111111 1111111111. 111111. I . . . 5 IXI'IIN: A1111 115 111- 111115 11111111; 1111 1111-1111 c111111- 111111- 11111111'1-11 11111111 1111- 1'11111g'1-111111 111111111211 111111. 511111111: H1111 1111, 1111111 1111111 1111111. 1211 1111. 1111111 1111111 111-1111.11 A1111 111- 11111111-11 1111C1; 111111 1111111111 1111 1111111 111111 111151-11 1111-111. I4Y0N: And 115 yc 111111111 111111 1111-11 5111111111 1111 111 11111. 1111 11- 111511 111 1111111 1111111151. 1141131511133 1111 1111111 111-1111111 1111-. 1111111 1111111 1 1111111 111111 1111-1? 34111011311112; 111111111111111111- 11111111111111- 111111115 11111111 1111111 111151 1111111111 111111 11:1511111111155111'1-11 11f, 1111111111114 111' 11'1111111 1111111 111151 11:111'111-11 1111-111. hdrCRI-ZA: 811111-11 111111-15 11111- 511111 111111 11111111 11111111 111 511111 15 111111511111. 111111411211: 311111- 111111 11111-111111 1111111- 1111111. 1111111151 111' 1111 1111- 11111154111115 111. 11111111111 IVICKIIHHX: '11111111 111151 11111 111-11111111111 115, 11111' 1111111'1-551-11 115. 111111111- 111151 1111111 111141-11 111134111 111' 1111.1' 1111111'5 11111111. VIUURIC: A1111 1111111111 113' 1111-51, 1113' 51111, 111- 1111111111115111-11: 111. 1111111111: 11111111 1111111151111-111- 15 11111-1111 ; 111111 11111111 5111111' 15 11 11'1-111'1111-551111 the 111-511. 1M 1117,: 1.:11' 11111 111 112111, 0 wicked 111:111, 11151111151 111c 1111111111154 111'111c righteous; 5111111 11111 1115 1'cs1111g-11111cc. IJRICIC: '11111' 1111154111- 110131-111 111150111c111111'c11 511:11'111117,111',11'111'1;111g 11ccc11- 111111. 1 . - bU 111: 151111 I 11111 111-1c1'111111c11 11111 111 11111111' :1111'111111g111111111g you. i I 1 ' . 1 . . 5311111: .111 111111;:51111- 111111111 1111' 111e, 111111111 1111111551111-11111 cxpcdlcnl. i v v 1 - bRX 1112K: Open rclmkc 15 11c11cr 1111111 sucrc1 love. 1 . STIHYART: 191111 rulers 11111 11111 :1 tcn'ur 111 15111111 works, 11111 111 c1'11. THOMAS: 11111 though 1 11c rude 111 speech, 11-1 1101 111 k11011'10dgc. T110N111S1 1N: 11111111 11111115 11111111111 111111'1111111111gs111111 111511111111gs. XZASTIXIC: 1.1-1 your 511111 delight 1151-11. 111 1'111111-55. EXTR ACT h:fFTony THE DIARY of the v 9' U '14., W 1. SEPTEMBER. 11. H leTickct Brigade, one hundred strong, mpluinctl by hVultcr Greenland, report 1.0 llczulqunrtcrs and are hastily assigned to thuir rcspcclix'c tlcpzu't- mcnts fm- cxtru work. I:.-hSchool opens with the Class uf '91 iustallul to touch '95. Number of new students vastly exceed that of :my other year. Town fhxnh-d With anxious and excited H mamnms and h palms, solivitous fur the welfare nf their progeny. Mr. Tronc, 0f thn- Classes 'qu'gs, inclusive, t'L-tums in Luke pust-gruduutc wnrk in mathcnmtics. I ;.-Dr. Athcrton givcsn lecture in chapel ml the reception of new students, and tlu- Sophs pl'UCCCll tn curry 0111 his Suggestions after u m:nmcr peculiar to tllcir own tlcpmx'cd natures. Harvey winds nu armature, and gets wires entangled with cords of love. hlmcuxm IIcnclfs rcmrrl fm' swearing broken by Lhc Prof. John Andy huysouc Hlolly, 411111c111.:;1gcsthrccnumu u. Y. M. C. A. receptimx in socicty hulls. Prof. L. hV. Muttcrn sends nnticc by postal to Suphs, thnt dcclznnntiuns urc innnuliutuly due. 15. Suphs dccluim. Rm LA Vile lmzml nu-ct for the lirsL time. lhmtlmll men get down to luml practice. Sun. 113. - 9 A.RI. Inspection of rooms by Hop causes gvncrnl cnnstcrnntiml mnnug ncw cutlets. II :LM. First Sunday chapel nf the year, conducted by Dr. Athorton. 22.; .871 u. 17,-Czipt. Tommy Rutherford, assisted by Ilcp null hindered by Fisher, Smith and Klock, hL-gin to lunch new lects tho, elcmcnts of military science. IS.-Cluss in Junim' German paralyzed th-u ushered into the presence of Chuppic. Thu tlcilll boy wcnmins unzichctL-il. 19.-Prof. L. W. Muttcm spends the day snorting and pulling. ALHSL-niors' nml juniors' day at Grmigcrs' Picnic. Pal Jones and Iiliy make forcible comment cmiccrning thc lnrgc amount 01' water of hydration con- tained in Centre Ilzlll hccr. Georgie SeiliL-rt, on returning, is rebuked by llrcx for yelling in the hulls. the mugnitmlc 0f the yells imlicntinkr thnt llt't'l' was gruntly ill excess of water of hydration. JI.-letlcttcr tlny for IIcmphill; takes lh'st Chow, smokes llrst Hwhy, zmd utters lii'st curse. 3.1. 3l0lltK0111Cr-V goes to tlmngcx'sl in train uml is brought hack in :1 hack. Cause: uncungculwl tincture of rye. -i?-H-Sui'crc Case of swelled hczul 011 the purl of Mr. Gray ,93, occasioned by tlflml 0f Silltl Mr. Gray :15 violinist in Chupcl Orchestra. :1.Mjnlin Andy wins at poker and liquidutcs sumo of his accumulated debts. :5.-l,rol'. Ike Rchcr announces that students, having an illness of only om- hmu s duration, shall prcsent to him :1 physicizmls certificate, stating full diagnosis of disease together with methml of treatment, in order to receive vxcusc for same. 20,-Scninrs. :ICCOlllpztlliCll hy Profs. Ihlscng.r and Stock, go mi :1 gcolugicul vxpwlitiun tn I'cnu's Cnvc. :7.-Dunklo thinks in Mechanics. JAIh-Dr. Frcnr renders his first solo 0f the your in Chapel. Cullcgc ll lussics with their ll Imlilics g0 chestnutting. Dutch B. and Tuldio hcvmnc lust. Freshmen raid Prcpdmn. :rrwW. and J. gumc cancelled. Tnuthpicks vs. Tumblers, 0r Lcngth vs. Breadth, 0am. Hone, Ilcinphill and Si Tnylm' play the game for thc Tnothpicks. VNIVFR OCTOBER. I.WGingrich nutitics Proprietor Xt'cscott that either Mr. SlTY INN VVcsmtt will hun- tn resign thc proprietorship of the hill, or he will leave. Battalion formed. FREE 'BUS 2. Proprietor W'cscott resigns. Gingrich runs the Inn. TeTms Reasonable Major Moxie reviews his huttulinn. Josie very much M' DUDCh GmQTICh, disgusted with his vlnss in Ilichrcntizil Equations. Fisher PV'P. is subdued by the lk-ltzu' .Y mcthml. 23m 3.aDunk1c again thinks in Mechanics. .,'.H;X1is:i1ti111tV. Smith produces an original demonstration for centre of gravity nf circular arc. Freshmen slakc their thirst with :1 barrel of swt-ct cider. 5.--Lordy lectures on lightning, and IIJHViC-' asks questinns which ort-utc a great ditTci'L-nCe of potential between Loni; and himself. Lnrdy moves his hand mid Iluwley is discharged. 6.-Dzlncingr Class nrgnnixul in the hull of Runner renown. Dr. Reed of Dickinson delivers all uhlc lecture in College Chapel. Si Taylor exhibits his litigilistic qualities by precipitating Iizu'vcy tn the Hour and then making :1 pedestrian excursion over his anatomy. Cause : Incossant pedal immbzu'dmcnt on his door after bedtime. Mural: Scrgcant's liberty cmls whcrc privntc's dour begins. 5112!. thr. Reed cnuducts Sunday Chapel exercises. 8,-Itnttuliou exercised in making :1 series of harsh, dismrdunt noises at irregular intervals 0f time, which the 111011' timid 110w men urt- cmmuzmdcd tn tzlll singing. 9.-1iirst Sergeant R. A. Khwk placed in command Hi the awkward squzul. IIis hcml 5mm swclls to such enormous prnpm'tiuns that thc IIt-p fears :unpututiun will be necessary. law-Ihlttulinn attends the tune 111 nt' cx-Guv. Curtin, :mti mukL-s .'l very crcrlituhlc shnwing. II.-Iicp issues one hundred complimentary tickets for :1 series of entertain- ments to be given by him in thc zirmm'y every Saturday morning. LakSophs buy :1 hvc-gzlllun kcg 0f vzitcrcd Citic' and spill it on the campus. Cmmlish nml Mugcc mil their bodies in it with the 11mm of getting SUIHC by absorption. I3.-Stzltc 6n; Gettysburg 0. Buyer performs thc hydrrigcn-gcncrutor-uscen- sion :u'tt :md Swamp declares that his huul contains :1 perfect vacuum. Girls come up from Iicllcfontc to attend dancingr Class. 011 my! DH MW! .9101. Iyrtht- nil uttcnd Chapel. 15,-IA VIM: Board receive notice from the Faculty that tho; :lrt' relieved from all rhetorical work during the year. Prnf. Muttcrn declares the action illegal 1w iuusu taken tlurinjkr his temporary ubsL-ncu. Huasuulcnts make gr 'nt prcpn ultioiis to recciw the Governor, who is expected 0n the evening train. Scibcrt spends the tiny hunting chcvmns. and Smith scouring his sword. 17.-Gm'crnor zmd Bozml 0f Agriculture arrive and um cst'nrtcll from Inn to Chapel by battalion. 8.15, exhibition drill. Governor ttn Smithy H Your sword app -:u's very uicu imlcctlfi Smith executes :1 smile that trcspusscs on the buck of his neck. SH II . SI! I! . 18,-Spcvchcs in Chapel. Thrw Hthmhs from tho hnnm'ublc member from Western Pennsylvania: dmft smokc, llollit chew, don't drink. One Hdnntt from students, don't pay any attention. Board of Agriculture :uljuurn. Igslmniy starts on a wcckk svnroh for his pct, Laura. emsStutt- 72; Lafayette 0. Big colchmtion in the owning. Night-shirt paraulc. Bonfire. Speeches by Prtx, Hep, anlc, XVOlfu and Stock. Tim hides behind the hlcuchcrs. hut is captured and makes am innullihlc speech. Bitly Itx'our says we could not hun- duuc it with Buckncll. 21341110 noted Divine frmn Ih-llcfoutc. Rev. Lauriv. preaches to-duy. The boys N mukc intcrccssion fur him with grounings too deep to be uttcredt .slh'uf. lettcrn begins tn pI'L-purc t0 cmnmcncu tn mukc preparations to gut N 'v rczuly to start across the thlrrcns, ostensibly t0 YiSil Hfriends,H hut incidentally to become better :wqimintctl with h my Indy friend. r-An impnrtunt series of boiler tests is hL-gml in tho Mcchnnicul Laboratory. .N v; Ucilry offers to crawl inside of the boiler, when it is under high pressure, in unlw tu mist: hi5 gnulc. ?Lschnppit- asserts that his itiL'ilS tt pxu-vnil, and at once tires three men out of Frcshmzm German. lmih-y nml Hclnphill engage in :1 dog tight in tht- hull. llcmphill is Uhligt'ti tn huul off for repairs. JL'.-l:il'0 lk-pnrtnu-nt t?I organized in the Colltgc. Painter and Patton pntml fifth Hour all night, lunkingr for thc mun who smnshcs L-Icctric light gluhcs. AihGrt-cnit- :nmist-s himself with n ventilator in the Engineering Building, and 1:055 mounts tht- Chihl's nuck. Also, on this day did Prof. Lewis Mntturn start ml his famous trip :wrnss tilt' hurrcns. .w-Iluuting'dnn vs. State Rcscrvvst 0-26. 1'01; Thomas plays his first game of 'v x, 1110 season. Aisliu-I'yhmly guts fur ChL-stnuts, hut nohmly gets :my. :tjs-First lift- drill. tVutcr scarce ulnl Iva runs Mathias around until cnnugh perspiration hus furniwl on him to 110ml whole Cnllcgu mot. 3u.-Mnrc tin- drill. Ilcp maul. Displays thorough familiarity with 2111 NW cxplt-tiu-s in the English lungungc. 31.-Shm'ty Harris elccusml Hf :m :lti'ncimls crime. committed under the guisc 0f :1 IInlluwc'un trick. Dunklc i't-cciws notice that unless he brings up his grade in Mechanics hc cunnot continua with thc chiss. NOVEMBER. I.-1'. uf P. cancels game. Result : more 11mm n is :u'numl 1,. S. C. than :n'uuml Zilydt-r Ice in Hnlhuul. u :.-Munugcr Spence goes to Phihulclphiu to bring 1'. of P. to terms by main force. 3r-7AVL-i Boers returns from Flnrithl after an absence of mlc your. Toby goes across the hurrcns on business 01. Slm. iL-Sir William Cochran takes the l'nivursity Inn nut for u tlrivc. All the SM II. 51! 11 . hmmlcrs discuss his motives for doing so. 5.-IIL-p away. Mox cmimmmis. Double timc whnlc hour. Boys cuss. Miss II-k-tt and several other angels go home tuvotv. KL-ICh-ctinn duy. Conrzul :uul Zcutmycr 1m: unnhlc tn discriminzltu between 11:0 and II, S uml Swamp suits himself heavily upon them. New engine started. Ike fears that it will tukc :1 special act of the legislature to make it run. 7.-Hlt'0li0ll returns. Hovci'nor-t-lcct Hastings Illllkt's special request that tht- hnttzilion he his personal escort at the inauguration. Smith at once pur- chases thirteen pounds of Stuurmlc tn got sword in proper condition. S.-jnlm Andy Hunter's whiskers visible to UN nukwl vyc in lutitmlc two, 3I', 7.3 . 9. -Ihlldtlllilll cuts off part nf his nose in thc carpenter shop, and Harvey :lttvmpts to weld it on by clcctricity. IwiNzlvul Czult-ts 6; State 0. lh-llcfontc Academy 0; Preps m. ll.--I:il'st meeting of week of prayer held under auspices of Y. M. C. A. IA-l'i'of iVilhn'tl conducts chapel exercises for thv first time. Stinlunts ull plcuswl that they have found :mutht-r man who xlut-s nut puny his prayer. Astrmmmicul disturbance. Whole vicinity shruuth-d in dct-p shank- :11 noumluy, Cilllsctl by transit of Laura across tht- rumpus. laxiRt-thlic goes to dance at the Inn, Ctmlpltttciy wruppul up in Cnttnu. lphihltvll Gingrich and II. Stewart decide to raise whiskt-rs. Ignijim Mclx'ihhin makes up condition in Mechanics. HL-Sht-cny Iizn'tun works :1 pmhh-m in Cnlculus Cnrn-ctiy. I7.-Buckncll 0; State 12. As usual. Dunklc, living th'lUW grzulc in Mechanics, is not Iit-riiiittul tn :lttt-ml game. IngIIt-p inspccts I'UUlllS, wearing a 19 x 37 smile. Cruise of Silill smile: Sumt- money changed hands yesterday. tKL-cp hcr tlurkJ lyinqi Ul'tit'l'S drum cums to phly it Sweet Marie. Dutch Gingrich rchvls. IIt-p rt-tulintcs by giving the huttulinn double time for forty minutes witli- nut a halt. H Aml tht-y wzmldlfl untl tht-y didn't.H After drill, Gingrich crawls into the Business OITIUC szfo-nvhcrc hc i't-nmins until the fury subsides. 20.-Qucstinns III'OPOlllltiUll from the platform : UH tYhu stole the hi1,r Bible? Mi Who stnlc the little Bihlt'? 011 Xth stule the Iiynm-huuks? tdi Xth stole twenty 1111115 of my writing paper? 2!.e-I'hotugmpher takes :1 1111111he1' of views about Iingineeriny.r Building. Billy Towle 1111s on his Sunday clothes 111111 111:1kes 11s much nuise :15 11 series 11f hoiler explusimls. . :.i-15m1t111111 te:1111 departs for :1 tour in the tVest. Reviews hegin. 2,; wW. tV j., u ; State, It. Thanksgiving mention announced. Much applause. 2,1.-0he1'1in, b; State, 1;. Philipshurg, 0; Freshman '11-:1111, 111. After game, liish's heutl swells to such enor111011s proportions that he is unable to enter etmeh 11111113 :11111 is t 1111spnrtetl home on 11 ihlt. Sim. .i;.-We rejniee with exceeding great joy to see the hig Bihle-nlsu the little Bihleein their :1ee11stu111ell places. .meltmf. Ike Reher drops in to see the junior Meehnnieuls for the tirst time since they entered Culiege. :7.-aMeGee, Iloyer :11111 M. Rutherford go out to steal ducks. They cook them in Buyer's mum 111111 11111111 them with euni nil. AieNL-w blztst eupohl Charged fur the tirst time. Dixmi prepares to shoot the deer. 29.eilihu11ksgiving. Dixon sees the deer, but the deet also sees Dixon. Dixon has :1 severe attack of ugue 11nd comes home to get :1 111.111 to 101111 his gun. P. A. 0.,11; State, 111. Fouthull team hreuk training. MeCuskey elected vuptuin for season 01' ninety-tive. -;o.-Se11ior Assembly in t11e.1tr111u1'y. Miss II-k-tt refuses to dance with Kiefer. Kiet'er th1' -:1te11s tu e11111111it suicide. When thhe McKee fell on his knee what tiiti his partner 110? DECEBIBER. I.-Crmnhsh returns 1'1'11111 his 'lihnnksgiving trip 11s full 115:1 petldlefs 1111541111. Slut. .thn punishment inflicted 11111111 115 to-dny. 3.-IIz1sti11gs, the s111z11'testut the 51111111, asks for four eents' worth ut two-cent stumps. ;.--Pctc Kelker :1g11i11 gains notoriety hy intrmhieing his very latest improve- 111e11tsi11'liucties. Mujm' Smith mildly uhjeets tn C01111xu1y tt C going at double time while :It 11 chrry. Pete earnestly requests him to seek :1 wz1r111er eii111e. 5.--The three bruthers-i11-hm'elInrvey, Ilzm'ley 111111 jessup-uguin desCend frmn the seventh heaven of bliss, to States 111111111115, when the three channel's leave fur llellwmnl. 6rii'mfs. hold :1 prugressive euehre party which progressed until 1111 liquid refreshments were exhausted. Su 11 . 511 II . 511 II 1 feSheen-v 111111011 prepares to 11e1111rtf11r his Christmas vacation. Sm-Snphs, .1; Fres11111e11,11. Game played 111 11 pouring rain 111111 deep 1111111. Cmn11ish Hred 0111 fur slugging. 9.-MCKee 211111 Ruwn drive t11Le111011t to see --a Some one appropriates their rig 111111 they walk home in snrrmv. In.-L;1st 111eeti1115r of LA X'Hc Board fur the term. Editor-in-Chief sets up tubies. ILeGem'gie Seihcrt takes his 111-51 exercise in the Gym. Uwe'fhe :1110ve-11z1111e11 person confined to his bed. I.;.-IIe11vy tragedy enacted in Thentrique de 111 11111111 11:111. Students attend in :1 11011.12 Greenie lights 11 llllleCl' and gets whipped. H.7115xz111ls. begin. Grand military 111111 :11 Bellefmite. Governur 12111151111, Hen. Hastings, Ahsuhnn S111ith,z11111 11therdistinguishedpersunngespresent. IjaMcLNmnick spends the whole day cussing Chuppie. 16.-M11eh grinding. The Glnsser Brothers grind Applied Mechanics with :1 determination horn of despair. I7.-II. Stewart buys Christmas gift fur State College girl. IaieDitto II. Stex1'111't,1litt0 Xmas gift. Braddock girl. Centre County school teachers visit the College in 11 body. Prof. Waters u111:1shes. :1 school- 1111111111. IyeTenn ends. H Home, sweet home. N Girls, sweet girls. JANI'ARY. I.wXCW Year's Day. The happy :15 well :15 the unhappy return, each bringing half nf 11111-1111 turkey with them 115 :1tnuehing111e111e11t110f loved ones left far behind. Many 1115111121111. lfresl1111z111 fails to respond to roll c1111. 2r-I.1mly 11is111isses 011155 in 11I'Iezlt to 111111 0111 why the gas 11101111 11111111. 1;.F-111'i1111i11g begins. p-J. M. Brewer returns t1; College to 1111 11051-11111111111111- work in buokkeeping. Much 5111111 111111 splendid sleighing. 5.w11retl 11e111phi11 11111kesthe11111111z11 change in his course. john- 11ie Cnrrigun C1115 lots of thick ice 11011111111119. mwThe beautiful little pet 11111011111: L. 11. Curteur 11:15 been 50 tenderly nourishing 1111' the past three 1111111ths1111 his upper lip 111 11151 51101111111118 to the 1111110111 winter 1111111. The 111111-1111 ohse- ,472 quies were private, 111111' the 11111'c11t of the deceased being .41; present. Egg. peEneh endet is furnished with 1111 overcoat 11y the State. 'r 4; I-Inch 1111111 lids schust lige 11e puher 011 11c 1':111.', Wishux't is lig11t-hezu1er1 1111 day. 1111111111. Juniors 1.1111111 T11111111y Ki11k11i11 1111 skip. But '110111111'1' 5113's, HI I I l l I 111111 11 11. Mike, the Mucker, cusses1111tte1'11-1111111i11g. 9.711111xie111'i115 1111tt111i011 111111113r Hep's absence. C11111111111111s distinctly 111-11111 at 11 distance of two miles. Inp-Iilectriculs skip Tim i11 Hydraulics. II.-1.11rge 111111111er1tf students attend the 11115ti11gs f11rewe11 reception at Be11e- fonte. Jew Maser, 1xe1111ie'ly5011 111111 Johnnie Cor1ig1111 c11111p11se11 the 11111- 11ihi1i1111 1.31 element. 13. w-Ml'. Dutch Gingrich urgently requested to resign the p111prietorship 0f the 11111. Sun. 13111111: 111111311 Hingrich, lisqu resigns. 11741111111 preparations for the trip to 11111'rish1111g. XVe urt- 11011111311 to retire e11r1y 11$ reveille heats at 3.30 11.31. ljp-URl-ZA'J' DAY. XVe inaugurate Daniel 11. Hastings, take Harrisburg by storm. 111111 enpture Gen. Gohiu's favorite military 11111111. 1Ve return at 111 1'.M.. covered with glory 111111 Harrisburg 1111111. In. -111111'-1101i1111y. Students 1111 sleep. 17 -Sw1111111y tells the 1:1'1-511111011 that when he talks 50 savage he 1911011111111. They 1111 wonder how 111- t111ks when he is 1111111. I.Y.-131111111ty gives Seniors sleigh-ride t0 Bellefontc 11s 11 reward for their good behavior while 111 Harrisburg. 19.--wlt111'111ty give Juniors sleigh-ride to Bellefonte 11s 11 token of their gratitude 1111' 1.5111111 drilling 11t Harrisburg. SIM. 20.--1:11e1111y give Freshmen ninety sticks of e111111y for not crying 1111 the Harris- burg trip. 2I.-Gnhhle Stevenson II blows up hishy111'11ge11 generator. 51111111111 whispers gently in his ear, H 1101111111.H 22,-11e1'1er trips lightly up the icy street. 51111111 hoy sliding 111nm strikes M111 1111 the shins. Law of falling bodies fully 11e111onstr1lte11. Attending physician, Glenn. 777777 771777 7777777 23.71111. 1?e1'1111111 too hoarse to lecture to his class in Histology. He indicates by signs that they may have 11 111111-110111111y. 27-11e111-1'111 Hoskins attends 111111cc 111 11111. Becomes acquainted with opposite sex .15.1;l:111111lt'1' gives 51111115 sleigh-ride. :6.-Wish. receives 11 H Brewer's J11111111111. Evidently 111: is acquiring 11 Rep. S11111p1es expected to 1111111111 511011. Sun. ;-.Y. M. C. A. e11111111ittee w11it1111011 C111'--'p111t1.1 111111 111mm. I111111p1'obzibility they will c1111ti11111- to wait. 236 28.-Heavy snow-drifts. Parker brings the morning mail in at 1.30 P.M. 29.-Hemphill becomes tired While reciting in Botany, and sits down. Prof. continues the exercise by sitting on Hemphill. 3o.e,96 holds heavy class meeting. McCaskey moves that each man in the class be assessed two dollars for the benefit of the treasurer. 3LeLegislative committee of 75 arrive by special train at 10 RM. FEBRUARY. LeCommittee escorted over grounds, and given opportunity to view the boys at their daily work. Exhibition drill. Freshmen depart for class banquet. zeDay appointed for the reappearance of ground hogs. Sophs appear and curse their swinish stupidity for allowing Freshmen to banquet unmolested. Assistant Brown seriously injured by explosion in chemical Lab. . 3,-Mr. Burrell, of Sharon, preaches us a splendid sermon. 4.-Rev. G. Seibert assisted by Rev. J. Marshall succeed in swiping two light-globes from third hoot hall. 5.eSevera1 of the fellows are notified to quietly absent them- selves from all classes until certain conditions in regard to certain other conditions are complied with. 6.-I5o below zero. 01d Homestead Quartette sings in Chapel. i 7.eC. E. Convention meets in Chapel. Senior Chemists fired from college. Mr. Hall now signs his name jacob haul. 8.eTerrib1e blizzard. No mail. Hugh Beaver distinguishes himself in a negative way by walking twelve miles through the raging storm to Bellefonte. 9.-B1izzard still rages. No mail. C. E. Convention proves a failure on account of storm. . JaeVVeather moderates. Chapel like a refrigerator during service. 11.-Important meeting of Athletic Association to discuss revised constitution. Prof. in Political Economy fails to arrive and Seniors have a holiday. No mail. 12.eParker brings in the mail at last. 13.eGravy gets his hair cut. 14.-Lotus Glee Club sings in Chapel. IjeFifth annual mid-winter sports in Armory. 96 takes a strong lead. i97 takes the tin-cup. 16.eMcKibbin receives a letter from his sweetheart. Very much agitated. Sun. 17.eProf. Mattem laid up with a very severe cold. Head swelled up as big as a pumpkin ; face looks like a wide expanse of corned beef. 237 18.-Toby returns from among the Dutch population, across the barrens, in a state of e. HVith all due respect to the Editor-in-Chief, we refrain from entering into detailsj . 51m. 19.ePrice doctors Hempiets galvanometer. Cat fight ensues. 20.eConsignment of beer arrives for Profs. Dutch Brenenlan attempts to swipe it. 2LeP0nd azvay from College. Rebhun has charge of Sophs in Practicum. They yell, throw bottles, smash apparatus, While Rebhun runs about with a paper to note the actions and re- actions. 22.-VVashington,s Birthday. Harvey goes' to Bellwood wearing Haldemanys hat. 23.-G1ee and Banjo Club hold their first concert in Chapel. Very successful. 21.-Misery confronts us in the Chapel. tWVhiskers reads an essay of 28 pages. 25.eBrigadier-Genera1 Klock commands battalion. Commands audible at a dis- tance of four feet. 26. e Butch Cromlish tries to blow himself from the chemical h Lab. into King- dom-to-Come. Pond too badly scared to scold much. 27.eDr. Carter begins to lay plans for Junior oratorical contest. 28,-Five Freshmen summoned before the Faculty to answer the gross charge of leaving Chappie's recitation room before dismissal. Special probation. LePeter XVieland stranded. Begins negotiations with Mr. Carter for the loan of a nickel. 2.ePeter receives the nickel. 3.-No services in Chapel. Mr. Mathias goes to the country to referee a cat fight. 4.-Glee Club lost in XVilliamsport. W'e indulge in much silent prayer for their safety. jeGlee Club returns. Manager refuses to be interviewed. Red-letter day for Schueler. Elected Editor-in-Chief of t97 LA VIE ; elected Vice-President of Y. M. C. A. ; ejected from revival down town for boisterousness ; re- MARCH. duced from First corporal to private. 6.-T i111 endeavors to make the Junior Mechs. recite in Hydraulics instead of Applied Mechanics. . . . Tim has water on the brain. Q. E. D. 7.-Gravy rides around through the laboratory astride of Mike, the Mucker. 238 Ss-Miss It. Th-mlxs --n t'Xt'ClIlt'S some very fascinating gyratimis on the icy walk. Newton's Law nf Falling Bodies hohls goml for girls alsn. Moral : llmilt gm. gay. 9.-jutlgc Wm. B. Grccn ilt-livcrs a lccture in Chapel ml H Humor. Rcddic Thmnpson and thc widuw Kiravy; attcml I'll Ilmxxr. .S'ml. Iu.---Mikc jmlcs attL-mls tmvn vhurch. We feel that tht- millennium is now at hand. IIr-llt'p very savage ttmlay. 1:.a'lihchath-r tips lllt' llvli. and all cutlets art- Hrllt'l'wl to gut their hair cut. Mag. Magus rcpnrtwl ml 1hr thn-u following charges : ist, Lung shm-s. zil, Dirty hair. 511, Yellow gun. 13.-l'rut. Timothy Raymond llcyt-r's calt-iiilar jumps nm- cog. llc tinishcs reviews and cnmmamls us tn prepare for exams one week before the appointed timc. IL-Miss tVillanl. assisted hy Miss MuClcllaml ainl AICSil'S McCaskcy, l,ittttt'- sun, llartlt and J. W. Gray, give a splcmliil musicalc in chapel. Carter and McCrca cmn'urt lllt' LA Vllf ullicc into a retail thmi'tmcnt fur sucks, st-cmul-haml cluthcs, vtL'. 15:4?111ml llzil Hamlin: in Arnmry. Very successful. llm'tnn takes lirst prim fm' host costumc. mmmmy Vastinc quits snmking, and makes Mclx'ihhin a present 0f his Ultl pipe. .S'Im. I7.-Mclx'ihhin very sick. llaltly's Ultl pipe consigned tn dust lmx. Tommy Rutherford inspects. rooms, wearing a smile that completely cnvirclcs his hozul, said smile indicating that thc afortumt'ntiuncil Tommy was down tht- pike toward Leninnt last night. LYAIICFIWH Ilvrmann Hartman Iluly llighncsstilussor. in command of Com- pany H B, makes his usual numhL-r of blunders. Licut. Mike Juncsi also of Cnmpaiiy t' It, su'vars that it. it occurs. again he will leave College. lyaC. hutch Gingrich takes exercise in the Gym 110 says hc wishes to uh-vulup his hotly so that it will hear the proper proportion to his head. Snakes llt-mphill swvars it will takc titty years of steady exorcism to 110 it. .10. -XVU have a lecture on tht- determination of velocity of light, by Prof. 0. Baldy Vastinc swvars in an nmlcrtonv at the llrut'. duringr thv entire lwturu Jhilfxilllls ht-gin. Small punit's and nthcr beasts nf himlt-n carcfully gmmnt-Il. :3. Inspection of Cu. ll., N. G. ll.. at Bcllt'folllc. Bi;r smml. with A. lY. Smith attachml. attends. :30 .S'u u . SH u . -by- aSumc 01' our spurts rope in :1 h hunnn 'h and prnvcml 10 clnpty thcir mmlh mhc nu his hmsy physique. -7.--vh I'hnnngrnph prcnchcs. .1;.--1'1'nf. Rcht-r very sick. John Amly IIuIltt-r :IsslnIu-s various high and important functions, and administers the cxznn. in Yulu- Gum's. ..'h. Tim very rank in Hydraulics. Class IIIL-cting culled tn discuss his good xm-rits. .2, .-4Yinlvr u-rm Closes, chlrly 2111 the buys g0 hmllc tn St'c Lhuir lupus, mummns. sisters and other hoys' sisters APRIL. I. A11 Fouls' Day. All thnsu having from two tn fuur conditions return tn wurk untlcr wry unfuvumhlr cmnlitimls. :.-Morc sludcnts n-turn. Hulls very m-utly svruhlml. 3. ,Spl'illg term opens. Prof. RL-hL-x' still very sick. Very Cnhl. LWV-ry c0111. Thcrmmuctor .V uhnu- m-rn. Rwldy Thompson appears in :1 ncw Spring suit. IiITL'Ct wry striking. 5. Wc notice that Sir Wm. WTooh- has hml hishnircut uml nthcrwisu improvud his pcrsmm' appcnmnvu. Convhlsiml : Sir H'ilh'nm is un the vorgc of mutri- molly. 6.-Jlul'vcy makes usual trip to Bcllwoml. wcuring his mm hut, lIuhh-numk hut having lmrmm- too small. ;. huys go in quL-st of urhutus. S.AMI'Eh-ch'itnls return fmm their trip. 9. 1'1'011 L. W. Mnttvrn thx'mtcns tho 14.x VIII: Buzml with instant tlunth if his mum- llZlS hwn nwntionml in :my frivolous munucr. m.-L.x Vna gucs to press. Editors hL-gin thu cnneructimx nf curthworks mul uthur fm'lihvutinns, nml anxiously :umit lhc attack. J40 Register of Professors and Instructors. Du. ATHHRTON, . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . Nl-w lfngluml. DR. lhxn, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1m. FJCRNALH, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' DR. TuT'rLIi, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DR. ARMSHY,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Plum. GILL, . . . , . . . . A . . . . . . . . , H Puma Fuss, . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Plum. WILLARD, . . . . . . . , . . . . . . H Mum. CHM'I-nc, . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 A . . . . l'uma HHLLHS, . . . . . . . . . . . . . H ; Plum. Fmvmc, , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PRUF. HARVHR, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PROF. KINKAID, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I'RUF. 'Fun'lcn,. . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . , N 31155 MUCLWMN, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H MISS WILLARD, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H IPRm-x Hmmxn, . . . . . . Iinglunrl. DR. FREAK, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scurns Nrw Iingluml. PROF. STUHK, . . . . . . . . . . . . . ls guing Lu Puma jACKSON, . . . . . . . . . . . . Never sun PROF. BICYHR, . . . . . , . . . . . . Rubs against ' Puma Ihuixlmxx, . . . . . . . . . .. PROF. AI x'r'rlekx, . . . . . . . . . . . I-Zducutml by h IIlCl',...................Dr-rs .. qucu Yivluriu's um'lr. Errata. In arranging a book of this size and nature it is almost impossible to avoid making mistakes. Below will be found a list of corrections to be applied as indicated. On page 160, in place of the dashes substitute all the choicest army cuss words. On page 165, instead of ti Jacob Motz, read ti Squaw Motz. On page I72, instead of tt J. A. Hunter, read ttJohndy. On page I90, instead of it Georgie S., read ti Georgie Seibert; also, instead of Hall, i, read it Jacob Hall. it On page 201, in heading for illustration, instead of tt his stripesf read ft Klockis stripes. On page 207, in analysis 0 tt Hepf read military tactics 72 parts, conceit I pa1 P Chemist Rebhun made the analysis when it seven sheets to the wind. Error gross. Apologies due. On page 165, instead of tt Jessopf' read Frances Jessop On page 223, line 13, instead of lefs have a game of poker, read Itll look it up in Carpenter? On page 178, instead of tt Motz, read Squaw Motz. On page 2:2, instead of tt Jessop, read tt Frances Jessop. On page 217, under tt Matrimonialf' instead of M. J. T., read tt Prof. Thompson. On page 223, line 16, after the word tt my, read ti them damned oysters. On page 165, after Bob Greer, read it President. On page I61, above E. W. McCaskey, read it R. A. Klock, Brigadier-Generalft zfclmozwieczjgmwemic e fwreliy fender our mosf Marfy Ilianlfs f0 alf 6M0 Mae assisfeu' us in any way in flie preparafion 9f Mix Ziooff CWIMflI er 12:1; rora'iaf C?aords 9f encozzragemwzf, zzsquzf Mints, or pmcfimf suggesfions: W213 W195, in parficzzhzr, f0 I'XlN'HSS our 05an ons f0 fi5gf ?ZDHL : 635qyen gifn. fumes g fBeazmr, Orof. 54- JD fY-Baffee, and ourbew-cfassmahas 4, 7?? 51mm and Z Jf IDLYOII. chifors. XX. Richmond . . . . Straight Gut No.1 Qigarettesf. CIGARETTE SMOKERS who are willing to pay a little more 3x139 0 than the price charged for the ordi- o nary trade Cigarettes, will find THIS B RAND superior to all others. n wum. r lmllulhms. unlulrsu'u' um These Cigarettes are made from the 11;!cllrm Imml- In lmh nv ix on t vow 1m brightest, IllOSt delicately flavored and ALLEN 6c GINTER highest C93; Gold Leaf grown ip 'Vir- Tl . 51mm. '1 1115 151110 Old and Onglnal '0 Amcr'ca TObaCCO C0. Brand of Straight Cut Cigarettes, Successor. Manufacturer and was brought out by us in the RICHMOND, VIRGINIA year 1875. j. Ll MONTGOMERY SALES AGENTS MANAGER LIEHIGH VALLEY COAL C0. lg? qlquoptq Fuql 8 SUPPIY QomPaW Olhce,Ya1d and Ware house S RACE STREET FORlVARDlNG AND COAL, GRAIN COM MlSSlON MI'ERCIIA NTS OIL 2,10 FIDELITY IN CONSTRUCTION OF RATES FIDELITY IN EQUITIES OF POLICY CONTRACT FIDELITY IN DISCHARGE OF AII OBI IGATIONS FIDELITY IN TREA ATMENT OF INSURANL CE AGENTS FIDELITY IN ALL AND TO ALL IS THE MOTTO OF The Fidelity Mutual Life Association, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Statenlent 1'111'1894 showz52: I edger 11r invested 1155c . . . . 4111,1127, 5311. 411-i11L'1'L-115'c, 24 per cent. A111'1111L'L- 111.5111'1111cc f111111qi111111 other 1i1111ilit1' . . . . . , 31,, ,84 14 8111111115, $9111, 152. 2651111'rL-115L', 22 per cent. NL C11 1111.5i11es5' 11'1'ittL-1. . . . . . . .3123 673 11111. 00 - i11L'rL',a5e 311 pm L'cnt. New business 11L111LrL11 111111 1111111 1111.. . . . . . . . . 19, 449, 7511. 1111 't I11511r1111ce11L't1111111' in force, . . . . . . . . . . 53,132,1.1111100 A1,5 Mortality per 111 11111111101111 insurance, . . . . . . . . . S. 21-11L-L'rL115L' 55 L'c11t5. The laws 01 this country 11i1'i11L'1ifL- insurance 13011111011105 111111 two classes: IN IIIE ONE, or 11111111113, the Lt 111'L'111i11111 i5 hxul 111' 11111',111111 the 1111TL'1'L'11L'e 11Lt11'-1L'11 the gr05's 111111 11L't premium is 1155L55L-11 11y the co1'.1111111ti1111 11111111111; the c1111tr11ct.If 111L11L'11th 111te i5 greatL-n 01' the rate 11finterestL-111r11i111;.51.51L-5.5th1111th11t hxed 111'1 11w, or it 11 11L-111eL'i11ti1111 111 1111L5t111L11t5 i111p11irsthc1c1r111 1e5er1'-,L f11i1111'c 1511kc1y t0 rL N 1111' 01 IIER CI ASS,11esig11atL-1l 'I11s5'c55111L11t thL- L-11111L premium is assessed 11y L'11r1111r111e 1111tl1111'it1', 111111,11L11L'1:, such C11111111n1ies cannot be ju11gL11 115 11 0111.55, 1111tL1'L-r1' L'o111- 1111111' 1111151. stand 011 its 1111' 11 merits. A55L55111L'11t1111:11115113111111g111'1111 1111t1101'it1 11 rate to 1113 1111111 for 11 11L'11Lf1t in opposition to 11 rate GXL11b1'11111'. Ihc 1L'1'Ll 11cx1111c 11112111111111 rates of T HE I'IDI'E'LIIY are 111151-11 011 1111.5tin5ur1u1Lc L-x- 11eriL11L'e,11'erec11115t1'uL'tL11111'111L' eminent actuary, Mr. L. 11. Fonsc who 15 11150 President of the Association and have 11eL-11 11.5.5L's.5L-11 or 1111111 ove11 11y it5 1 011101111c 1111t1101'it1 , viz. :the 111111111 11fl1irLct11rs.111121111111 01 THIS I'IDELI I Y aITor115 absolute 51-111r1ty at 11 111111111111111 1111t1111' . NIS11101111L'11 111111111Lrs 11'1111tL'111 who desire to re11re5e11t a c01111111111'f0111111L11 1111 111111cr11 11r111L'i111L-5,11111C11 1s 11r0gre55ive, 111111 1'11 c11115Lr1'11ti1L, 5111111111 address, S. C. BOLIIJING, supanintcndent of Agents. L. G. FOUSE,Presi11L'11t. IV. S. CAMPBELL, SL'L'. 111111 Solicitor. ALEXANDER MCKNIGIIT, Vice-Presidcnt. O C. 1108111 3111 LL,I 11111511101. 11 an 511111. 11.5. Mint; DANIEL IRVIN SONS, HICLLPJINHV'FIC, 15X. Barbed and Smooth Fencing Wire. ' Imam i ' . . . Paints. Oils. Glass. Etc. Goods sold for cash only, at greatly I I ard va are reduced prices. Get our prices before buving. Agency for Hartman Stool Pivkcl 190mm. or every description HENRY GRIMM ,ElilOl' Has Constantly in Stock :1 Large Line of Suiting, Trougerin?5, EIC. Special Attention given to the Manufacture of Rlthary IJni rn1s a1u1 C Vcrc0atS fifafjiz I ' Sfudrf DEALER IN Proprietor COAL, State College and Oak Hall GRAIN, Grain lilcvaturs . . $ PLASTER AND SALT STATE COLLEG E, PA. If there is any sort, kind or class of 2 0 Years Shirt in the you want, we can make it for you. The correct styles in Shirts, o BUSIHESS we have in stock, in great variety. IthOYD hHUNDRY 8t SHIRT MFG. CO. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. L. OLIN MEEK DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF HARDCDZXRE k 5mm, minWare, Wood and w J? a 6 Willow Ware, Glass, Painfs, Efc. STATE CELLEGE, P7X. EDP. W. g. Glenn Physician and Surgeon STATE COLLEGE, PA, 13. c. chenbach $ BAKER x CONFECTIONER EA AND CArPEREI-Q Tclcplmne No. L; . . 11? awdl W No AHHeagbwpy Site First dour below Exchange Building. ISKIAHHKSEJIfQHWYCQp I?Um, 3' ' have been pronounced by competent judges TQUS6 S CglgGWS the best that can possibly be made for the prices. Our leading brands are FLOR de ODESSA, GOVERNOR'S SPECIAL, ROSADORA, CRUSETS HUSTLER, OUR DAN, VIRGILIO. For sale by all leading dealers. We also carry :1 full line of the Finest Smoking Mixtures and Stylish Pipes. BELLEFONTE A. J. CRUSE 8081.13 8: EBERHARBT N. J. R. R. Ave, Green and Bruen Sts. NEWARK, N. J. BUILDERS OF Highwclass Machine Tools AS USED BY DEADING FIRMS GOVERNMENT ARSENHDS UNIVERSITIES and scHoons millwyygy Eberhardt 5 Patent DRILL PRESS is the - 7 only one built 011 co1rect plinciples. 25 111.,32 111., 37 111., 43 111, 52 i11., etc. Acknowledged the MODEL by the Progressive Machine Shops. Ebenhandfs pakent 11DuuhIeT11pIe Quick Stroke . . SHAPER. Can give from 50 to 100 per cent. more strokes per minute than any other make 110w 011 the market. Used by over 2,500 of the best shops of the world. 12111.,14111, 16111.,18111.,21;i11.,24111. 28 i11., 32111. Also Builders of the EberhardUs Patent, E11- tirely AUTOHATIC GEAR CUTTER. for all kinds of gears, and especially for 5. , uuuaLEmlPLEOUICK smox AWADMHK ELECTRIC MOTOR GEARS 251 The Brockerhoff 94g H 01186 I. M. Neubauer, PROPRIHTOR x44 7R ' ' Bellefonte, Pa. BEAVER LUMBER C0. SUCCESSURS T0 The Phwnix Planing Mill Company Munnfmtun-rs zmd Dealers in Bill Timber, Boards, Shingles, Lath, Flooring, Siding, Moulding, Sash, Doors and all kinds of Planing NEH Work. Iisfrjgliggfilil'rBWNtlSlJE? N0. 75 S. Water Street 'ncmwnomc 82 BELLEFONTE, PA. . .ESTABLISHED 1867. . . ALLEN XVALTON ALLEN K. WALTON ROBT. j. XVALTON President Sec. and Trans. Supt. Hummelstown Brown Stone Co. MAIN OFFICE WALTONVILLE, DAUPHIN CO. PENNA. miners and manufeeturterrs of. . . Sawed Ashlar, Platforms, Sills, Caps, Flagging Tile, Bond and Pier Stone, Etc., Rough Block and Dimension Stone, Rubble, Broken Range and Bridge Ashlar, Seating, Coping, Etc, for Heavy Foundation and Railroad Work. BEILDINE STONE; CUT STONE mews FOR BUILDINGS AND HEAVY MASONRY Quarries and Mills Connected by our own Rail- road with Main Line of Philadelphia h Reading Railroad, which enables us to secure reasonable rates to any point. ESTIMATES FURNISHED; W443MAVLV Ngal MHHhEHNH Is the hest remedy 0n curtll for :gdl Clmppcd, Cracked and Rough 43:39 Hands and Face, Cuts, Burns, Blisters, Bruises,81n'nins, Scalds, Sore Lips, Mouth and Throat, - ; Cold Blisters, Catarrll, I'lcurs, V Boils, Gulls, Clmfcs, Piles, Corns, Frost Bites, Bites and Slings of Bees and Insects, and all Com- mon Skin Diseases. TO KEEP THE HANDS AND FACE SOFT AND SMOOTH . . . . . Thoroughly rub on a small quantity of Malena. wlxilc wet, immediately after washing, llu-n wipe dry on u towel in the usual way. The result will he very sutislhctox'y without any unpleasant or greasy sensation. Guaranteed to give sutislhction or money refunded. price, Only 10 Cents pet? Box MH-lLkE-tNH PIIJIJSA AGENTS Are Small, Concentrated, Sugar-Gclatinc-Coated, Easily Soluble, Active, l'on- griping, purely Vegetable, Perfectly Safe and the best for Constipation, Dyspep- sia. Sick llcmluche, Disorders of the Liver. Ilcnmrrlnoitls 0r Piles, Pains aml Ncurulgiu in 1111: Head. Chest, llowcls,j:111mlicc, Acute Indigestion, clc., etc., etc. They Cure the Stmlunls' Foe, CONSTIPHTION Try tllcm-usuzll dose. 100 Pills in a lmx for only 25 cents. Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. Sold by Druggisls nml Dealers. or sent by mail. postage paid, on rccuipt of price, 10 cents for thc Malena and 25 cunts fur the Malena Pills, in one-cent postage stamps. MALENA COMPANY MANUFACTURERS WARRIORSHARK, PA. WANTED A Architects: Engineers and Surveyors Supplies of eVery description. Microscopes and Magnifying Glasses Forceps, Scissors, Dissecting Knives, Mounting and Staining Preparations, etc, etc. R. A. MCCREA, EVERYTHING OPTICAL Aumomzrn Anna Av 51 : cause: CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. Established 1842 First Premium at Franklin Institute 1545 First Premium at Centennial Exhibition, 1876 J. BISHOP 8: CO. SUGRRTOLUN, CHESTER 60., pH. REFINERS AND MELTERS OF ...PLATINUM . - MANUFACTURERS OF- - ' PhHTlNUM HPPHRHTUS, VESSEhS, DISHES, CRUCIBDES, ETC. Fon all ' L l , and M l 3 Purposes EXPERIMENTAL INSTRUMENTS made: to order lfrom drnflsl at same rate us other platinum work All work llAMMl-IRIED inlu shape nml warranted c unl to an ' Europenn work mmle. Old platinum or nnlivc grain bought or taken in exc mu c. Scraps melted n! the shortest no icc. Al mliclcs sent by Adams Express, ilircc a J. BISHOP 8: CO., Malvcm Station. P. R. R. Fin lam xm! fu'r Illl llpflllldltllI-IHI. will meet will! prompt attention. L RAY MORGAN Sells subscriptions for all the leading . 0 magazines and newspapers at reduced State College, Pa, rates. Also, back numbers of LA VIE. HARRISBURG 213?: WORKS General Office and Works, Harrisburg, Pa., U. S. A. 1 ....,. Harrisburg Idoul Dlront-Oonnnctml Engine. UICK OINTERS hy does the Ideal Engine represent a radical ad- vance in steam engine construction ? Catalogues and lingruwlngs on Application. 256 The Deane 0f Holyoke ' Steam and Power Pumps All Sizes Single and 0 For Every Service Mud for New Illustrated 0 Catalogues. Water Works Engines The Deane Steam Pump Co., Holyoke, Mass. New York, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia. FRIEK EQMPARY ...Engineer5 WAYNESBORO, PA. ECLIPSE CORLISS ENGINES 40 to 2000 H. P., all styles ALSO BUILDERS OF Steam Boilers, High-Speed Engines and lce-Making Machinery ..... STEAM PLANTS FOR FACTORIIES FURNISHED COMPLETE SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE; 757 I Bel lefonte MUSIC Store. 9:9 Pianos, Organs W AND Musical Merchandise Banjos, Guitars and Strings Picture Frames and Easels Iitclxings. Pastels and Aqunrclles Frames Made to Order Fine Mou'dings in Stock Pianos to Rent LADIES' 00478. CIPES AND WIMPS also Ladies' Tailor-made Suits and Silk Waists. .;:$ J- A- AIKEN . N0 AgZE$ZIET2TPiTREET Ebe Democratic Watchman BELLEFONTE, PA. w A Carefully Edited, Strictly Democratic Paper FEARLESS FRANK . . . FAIR Subscription Price, $2.00 a Year to all orders, make the WATCHMAN job omce F 7' the most desirable place in Central Pennsylvania to get 411g1'31111g ' ' all kinds of Printing. . . - mems, expert workmen, and careful attention Bmdmg . . . BOOk IjriIItng i ijST Presses, the latest style Type faces and Orna- P. GRAY MEEK, BELLEFONTE, PA. 258 NOVELTY ELECTRIC CO. NOVELTY ELECTRIC w GAUGE ......Full Size. HOW TO USE IT LACE the wire in the Veshapetl opening, between the movable mm and the edge of the Gauge, and move the arm around until the wire is tightly hound against the edge of the Gauge. The short square shoulder near the centre of the arm, and its radial line will indicate: ISL-The American UR. Lt SJ gauge of the wire. 2d. 3d.eThe Ohms resistance per foot of copper wire, from which the resistance of iron or German silver wire can be found, is stamped upon reverse side. Having,r this valuable information, by formula as stamped on the arm, the size of wire required to carry any number of lamps, any distance, with any loss, can readily he obtained; and by other simple formula, many problems that are met in erecting and maintaining Electric Lighting Systems can be solved. Tnis cut repre:ents in full size our recently perfected patent pocket Wire Gauge. It is finely finished and graduated with extreme accuracy. Electricians, Linemen, and all having occasion to use wire for any electrical pur- pose, will find this gauge invaluable. The Safe Current the wire will carry in mnperes. THE NOVELTY ELECTRIC GAUGE WILL BE MAILED TO ANY ADDRESS ON RECEIPT OF $l.00. To Students of State Cullegc av Discount will be given. If you are in want of any description of Electric XVork 0r Supplies, favor us with your orders. As large manufacturers of our own extensive line of Electrical goods, and as Agents for other Electrical manufacturers of valuable specialties, VH: are prepared at all times to offer the best Electrical goods in the market at the loxvcst going prices. Store and Factory: 50, 52, 54 N. Wurth Street . PHILADELPHIA. 759 r 9'. ' 9 .n N ,, A Mlaams PRACTICAL Painter, Shgn Writer, Grainer ancl Pnper HAD?QI' Dealer in Wall Paper, Window Shades, Paints. n Oils, Glass, etc. AA Picture and Room Moulding, Frames, Easels Oil Paintings, Water Colors, Pastel Crayons Bellefonte, PA. Everything Pertaining to the Trude AIAS. H. HOLMES L61396133121138 - - . AfwA eHeIeE FRBITS . DEALER IN FIRST-CUASS 1 - ., w a H mmr-iA-w W HQLVASSWAREW f , 1 AN? 332???? - DRIED FRUITS AND GARDEN SEEDS HARDWARE AND GENERALAMERCHANDISE STUDENTS' SUPPLY TRADE A SPECIALTY STATE COLLEGE, PA. 260 $ailoring + E have the largest selection of XVoolens to be found in any establishment in Central Penn- sylvania. XVe have the lowest prices-for best workmanship and trimmings. We make a strict guara11tee,i11 every way deserving your confidence. READY-MADE Menis Clothing. Childrenis and Boys' Clothing 21 specialty. Light-weight Overcoats, Storm Coats and Ulsters. FURNISHING GOODS Neckwear, Collars and C1135, Gloves, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Night Robes, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs and numer- ous other articles. HATS All the best shapes and colors in Derbys and Crushers. A11 endless variety of Straw Hats, Silk Hats and Soft Hats. Long Visor, Eton,G01f. Travelling, Tennis, Bicycle and Fur Caps. Military Uniforms a Specialty. A full line of Travelling Bags, Valises and Extension Cases, suitcases,Sliaw1 and Trunk Straps, Umbrellas, and everything usually kept 111 a Furnishing Goods Store. Montgomery 8: C. Criders Exchange Building, Bellefonte, Pa. 251 T he Atlantic Refining Company Williamsport, Fa., District R. Greenwood, Manager . . BRANCH STATIONS . . Phillipsburg, Pa. Bellefonte, Pa. Lock Haven, Pa. Tyrone, Pa. Watsontown, Pa. Canton, Pa. near tier 2'9; . - -HEADQUARTERS FOR- - - Petroleum Products, Illuminating and Lubricating Oils, Naphtha and Gasoline, Mica Axle Grease, ParaHine Wax, Coach and Harness Oil, Cylinder, Engine and Wool Oil; in fact, all Petroleum Products. WHOLESALE ONLY . . . CENTRAL RAILROAD OF PENNSYLVANIA. THROUGH PASSENGER SERVICE TO AND FROM ALL POINTS ON Beech Creek Railroad, Fall Brook Railway, Buffalo, Rochester 8L Pittsburg Railroad, Central Railroad of New Jersey, Wilmington 6:. Northern Railroad, Philadelphia 61. Reading Railroad, and diverginglines Atlantic City Railroad. PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING CAR SERVICE TO AND FROM PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK. h THOUSAND MILE TICKETS, mod on Central Railroad 0f Pennsylvania Beech Creek R. R. ; BufTulo, Rochester Sc Pittsburg R. R., and Phila- delphia xQ Reading R. R., can be purchased at all stations. For detailed information as to rates offnre, Connections, etc. npply lo Ticket Agents, or E. J. HALEY, Agent J. W. GEPHART. Gen'l Superintendent STATE COLme, PA. BELLEFONTE, PA. FAST FREIQHT SERVIEE BETWEEN-BELLEFONTE and NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, BUFFALO and intermediate points. Also between Central Railroad of Pennsylvania stations and points WEST and SOUTH. The following FAST FREIGHT LINES operate over the Central Railroad of Pennsylvania : RED LINE, WHITE LINE. BLUE LINE, WEST SHORE LINE, ERIE LINE. INTERSTATE DESPATCH, COMMERCIAL EXPRESS LINE, WEST SHORE 8: BOSTON LINE. For Rates of Freight, Through Bills of Lading, elc., address, FRANK W'ARFIELD GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT BELLEFONTE, PA. W. S. HRRTER, DDS. ..GRADUATE . . eAmerican College Denial $urcgery GFFICE OVER HOUMESE STORE beTATE GGLUEGE, PA. Ml. I... FGSTER DEALER IN GENERAL. VMERGHANDISE FAMILIES SUPPLIED W'ITH ICE FIRST-CLASS LIVERY ATTACHED STUDENTS SUPPLY TRADE A SPECIALTY STATE GOULEGE, PA. TELEPHONE CONNECTIONR -- J. g: CDARD, DDS. cm Gold and Porcelain Crowns - a Specialty . - ' OfTwe in CanR's STONE BLOCK, R Comer Allcghrny and High Stret-tsE - - BELLEFONTE, PA. ARTOTYPERS TO LA VIE, ,96 . VNNN , I Alt ndal lam NE, 1N5; gPRIN H Ga MarsNoxcflics. W I Ev NEW YORK OFFICE 253 BROADWAY POSTAL TELEGRAPH BUILDING ljij YOUR :1841 Q 1895 Euvniturz AT BABY CARRIAGES , REFRIGERATORS W- R- BRACHBILL S BELLEFONTE,PA. Special Attention Given to the Furnishing 0f Fraternity Houses. J- MALCOLM LAURIE REASONABLE MENDING DONE Pmprielnr FREE 01- CHARGE WEEEMEWWE WW WWW w L ALL ORDERS ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY AND ALI, WORK I A 2 GUARANTEED FIRS'PCLASS Q I . NEW NECK AND WRIST BANDS NECk Bands, IO cents PUT ON WHEN ORDERED Wrist; Bands, 15 cents itIjniversity Shoesii Brown Cordovan Shoes DRainy Dayii Shoes and all such as are necessary to a complete outfit. Samples at State College with T. W. RUTHERFORD 1 P.1WADDELL 210 and 1212 Market St. . PHILADELPHIA PELTON WATER MOTORS PELTON WATER WHEELS 3 .i ,5: a 111 111-141- . ,. 3 THE PELTON MOTOR. THE PELTON WHEEL. - MANUFACTURED BY- - . The Pelton Water Wheel Co. 143 Liberty St., New York City and San Francisco, Cal. Our Motors are the Most Emcient, Economical and Durable M lde, and Cost Less per Actual Horse Power Dev eloped than any other 011 the Market. Adapted to Ev ery Variet3 of Service, ranging from 3 Fraction of One to 100 Horse- Power in Capacity. If 3ou are in need of a Water Wheel or Motor, Write 115 Before Purchasing Elsewhere. CATALOGUE! AND CIRCULARS MAILED FREE ON APPLICATIONA 267 Ladies' and Gentlemelfs Fine MHNQLES Shoes a Specialty ....... Picadilly Bluchers in C :11 f, Patent Leather and Russet Calf . SWCDE STQDRE C We always keep the latest in the Market . .......... QELLEFCQNTES n?go Store in Brockerhoff House. INSURE WITH WILLIAM B. RANKIN ROOM 12, CRIDER'S EXCHANGE BELLEFONTE, PA. The Oldest Insurance Agency in Centre County Representing the Equitable Life Asmrzmce Society of the l'uitcd States, the Fidelity and Cusunlty Company of New York, and leading American and Foreign Fire Insurance Companies. J. H. GROSS . . merchant Tailor. . DOLL BUILDING, BISHOP ST. BELLEFONTE. PA. L. 6. WETZEL, 5mm to WETZEL BROS. ENGINEER AND MACHINIST Agency for the FOWLER BICYCLE, and all kinds of Bicycle Repairs. Ideas for patents developed and models furnished. 61 WATER STREET, BELLEFONTE, PA. 268 T0 the Governors Escort A high compliment, indeed, to the Cadets of State College to serve on Inauguration Day. And deserved, too. by drill and skill and style. It's only fair to claim for the high-class uniforms we made for you their just share in giving you a soldierly bearing.- 'llherels no getting away from it. The best fitting. The best trimmed. The best made uniforms worn by cadets are made by the always trustworthy and progressive house of Wanamaker 8: Brown. J. P. Aikens is our Local Sales Agent now. He is at your side. Look him up. See his samu pies. Learn his prices. They are lower than ever before. Fall in line for Aikens, and let him book your order for thelnew uniform. He has the newest in Uniforms, the latest in all grades of our Good Clothing. VVANAMAKIZR e? BROWN OAK HALL PH 1 LADELPHIA BOOKS BOUGHT hearyis Old Book Store 9 S. NINTH STREET PHILADELPHIA First Store helow Market St. If you want a book, no matter when or where published, call :11 our store lVehave, without exception, the largest collection of 0111 Books in America, all arranged in Deparnneuts. Any person having the time to spare is perfectly welcome to call and examine our stock of two to three hundred thousand volumes, without feeling under the slightest obligations to purchase. Fred R. Miller 131211111 Book Co. Willinmsporl, P21. 0 all kinds of College Printing, Class Annuals, Steel-Plate Printing, Lithographing, Commercial Ruling and Printing. Magazines, Music and all kinds of Periodicals Bouiid. WRITE FOR PRICES Grand For Ready Re ference III onlce. School, or Home. M1111 g! nmmm .l I1rf1'1- Iinn of 1111'. Iini 11:11 Irio su Websterls International A College President writes: 11 For ease with which the eye finds the word sought, for accuracy W. of definition, for effective methods in indicating . pronunciation, for terse yet comprehensive state- , and for practical use as a working 3 dictionary, 1Webster's Internationali excels any other single volume. . I ments of facts TWIM diacriticnl marks IIII iIIuiquII. ' 1111 to be c: mih understood by 11111 and Ionng. Nearly all schoolbooks use them. 11 It is The One Great Standard Authority 1 Illul'ld gums aSupruuu 1' 111111, IIhu Voices the general 512111.11 111.11 -11 L. W Send for free pamphlet containing specimen pages. illustrations, etc. G. 6k C. Merrialn Co., Publishers, Springfield, Mass l'. S. A. Di6tionary a :11; II II. 11011 lirvw1r of tho WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY fold I'V'LHBLDI u ermnnthuwhmp ' .- 1 I i Most centrally located Hotel in the City. First-class in every particular. Headquarters for all gatherings. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. BUS? REGSE BEunEFgNTE,pA. W. L7. DAGGETT PROPRIETOR NEAR DEPOT 7'63 j: :l E. E W 1.. , Esajm Mnlisg mg The Leading Hotel in Lock Haven J. SCIIUYICT, JR, Prop., LOCk Haven, Pa. Huuqm-ts given Special Allentiuu :71 WM. T. MEYERMS M CASH BAZAAR hosiery, UndeMear, badies' and Gems, Furnishings Dry Goods and Nofions . . Selling Strictly for Cash, we can give Rock-hottom Prices BUSH ARCADE, TWO DOORS FROM THE POST OFFICE SECHLER 8: co. 02A :2? BUSH HOUSE BELLEFONTE, PA. FINE gROGERIES Foreign Fruits and Confectionery SNVDER 84 KRaMRINE lugAmcu-s. IN CHOICE EEFA MUTTON, LAMB POULTRY AND GAME and POIQ Iq IN SEASON . .PROMPT DELIVERY DEALER IN E GOLLTEGE MEMORKL M MEATS M back numbers of La Vie. L. RAY. MORGAN B UYS Copies Of R 2, , 4 STATE COLLEGE, PA. preferred. WHITE-CROSBY COMPANY, ., CONTRACTING ENGINEERS, EQUITABLE BUILDING, BALTIMORE, MD. NEW YORK OFFICE, 29 BROADWAY CHICAGO OFFICE, THE ROOKERY ELECTRIC RAILWAYS, CABLE RAILWAYS, ELECTRIC SUBWAYS, ELECTRIC LIGHTINGl LONG DISTANCE TRANSMISSION AND GENERAL CONTRACTING. Ebe . . 1f rec Earns m THE ORGAN OF THE . . . . Students and Alumnae of the Pennsylvania State College Chas. S. Gingrich, Business Manager TERMS: One Year, - 341-00 mm Single Copy, - - .15 PAYABLE IN ADVANCE ENGpNINOS IEEUSTRA'HVE PURPOSES Vu mukw :L spm-iulty UI' illush'uturj College Annuals, :unl 1,110 1:111:11 inc-n-nsc VVL: have had in this line indicates Hm high rn-sznl in which our Wurk is held. 275 Star Brass Manufacturing 00. MANHFAGTGRERS OF ......... Non-Corrosive, Steam, Water and acuum Gauges SPECIALLY ADM'TED FOR MARINE USIZ Engine Registers, Locomotive and Marine Clocks, Pop Safety Valves Steam Engine and Boiler Appli- ances in general Star Ga anugeS are extensively usel 1y Station- ury nndn Marine Engine Builders throughout the countr .null Hue an up I H'L't Iyll Xperi- menm Board of the eUnite States Na Correspondence solicited Address Star Brass Manufacturing Co. . 33 momma ST.. 305m, ms. PONWS EXTBAG The Leading Athletes say that all Sore hess, Stiffness or Swelling is prevented or almost instantaneously removed, if, after exer- cising, the muacles are thoroughly rubbed with IT IS INVILUABLE FOR RHEUMATISM, WOUNDS, BRUISES, HOARSENESS, SORE THROAT, FILES, SORE EYES, CATARRH, ALL PAIN AND INFLAMMATIONS AND HEMORRHAGES. BEWARE of imposition. Take POND'S EXTRACT only. POND'S EXTRACT 00., 76 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK. 276 KNABE PIANOSTQ lCUGICN IYAIJIERT: me fnllcst conviction I dcclm'c them to 1mm: lnul IIIAIIIlnlt'IIIA 4M. 1mm I'm. DR. HANS VON IiileHV: I declare them uhmlulrlr llu' lmi m .11 um I'm. A! 1T nu n Glci'mum n: Iconsitlcr them Nu! m Im-nmmun ul , In Mn N P. 'IQPIIAIKIH HT$tiColllllix1es with gre :11 Volume 0! lom :rmc sy11up1thL-tik and noble Poue Unabe 8s, E BALTIMORE, 22 8a 24 E. Baltimore St. NEW YORK,148 Fifth Ave. WASHINGTON, 817 Pennsylvania Ave. mm. 1-1. Horgsrmnnn company Sueeessovs to HORSTMANN BROTHERS . W a C0: 7 ERTS: mm meTT Aw aka WPEILADELPEIA Catalogues and Price Li 51.5 for all branches of the U. S. Servicc on application EIMER 8g AMEND Manufacturers aml Ghel1WicaIs allbnon IWoeremical apparatus 205, 207, 209 and 211 Third HVe., New York. mommy of 18th StreeQ Everything necessary for the Chemical and Physical laboratory will be furnished of Best Quality, at reasonable prices. mo. -11 WM. Slunnmmu; Rum. Al CALMUNT 1861 1895 Managers . . . . . MCCALMONT 6i CO. --$lfI.LERS 01: 2! 09999909 ' FARMERS SUPPLIES DEALERS IN ' 00 AND BUYERS OF CrusIu-H Coke, f FARM PRODUCTS Cement, APMMWW X SOUTH BEND CHILLED PLOUGHS . . Fertilizers, x CONKLIN FARM AND ROAD WAGONS Plaster uml MCCORMICK HARVESTERS ....... Salt. BELLEFONTE, PA. 6000000000'33930 The Niles Tool Works 00. Hamilton, Ohio DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS OF THE gag Best Labor . ' Saving T 0015 BRANCHESw NEW YGRK, CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURG, BQSTQN CQRRESPQNDENCE SOLICITED, f 27K SCHAEFFER Q Ca Q: n; The. EIIMOQMPhQr BELLEFONTE PA. L'OJIEWY Diisw'haxwrgrg Plimvx'wg .3 H q? v 7 2 y w WHLSCODN Jo SMHTH Cacmitrmitm arpd Igiudgr WHLKESk-BERRE 7 PENNEO MIME 21351?wa jSiififtu . MUI' wa Issnzw-ii ; :;$2':1:$!, a412,, HIGH 5T., OPP. ARCADE F. C. chnmm's Sans DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND FINE- jE-WBLRY . 5ou09nir, Class WOYR and General erairing our 5pecialfy MENUFgCTURER QFW Mgdaugv Charms? Buttitcmsv 6Hags Pimp Spmmpys g? 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SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS So So GRUEIV PFQPWICiiQtKDDW Mather Patent Shaking Grates. dmund M ather 7 Ste: um and W nler Pressures Reguln 1.0m 11 um i0 overuors nud Plessuie Reducer rs. Rain 10w Packing mu Gas 4: s Mather Fire- 111- ic Aich and Jmnbs. ' '. '. ' Stearll Appl iances Fin: Brick, Fir rCe y.for Boiler Furnaces. Pipe Fittings and Myill Supplies Webster,Vaquum Feed-Water Heater and Purlfler. Janis Patent Fumace wgbISter S L'Ve and EXhaUSt Steam Separa'tor. Ferd Wu! ler Heaters and Purifiers. Williames Vacuum System of Steam Heating. Stcimu and Power Pumps. Suitly Wulcr Cuiunn IHJCClOYS. Ejectors, Valves, Etc. Second and Walnut Streets, New York Fillcho. s r mm Automatic Oil Pee ders. P. 0. Box 586 HARRISBURG, PA. M enusha Wuod Split P'ulleyl 28: GEO. F. HARRIS J. P. HARRIS PRESIDENT CASHIER First National Bank of B'Qllefootq, Pa. CAPITAL, $100,000 SURPLUS, $65,000 College Grounds, Buildings,C1asses, Clubs, Groups, Etc, 50 cents each. Special attention paid to Photographing Class Portraits and all College Groups, etc. ,A specialty is made of Views and Lantern Slides of Coal Mines. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO- - - Address, PO TTSVILLE, PA. Efwographs from over 200 negatives of State Or R. A. KLOCK, State College, Pa. R S' 1l ' S 't . U 1mg 53ng IN N m For rates address, UNIVERSI TY INN CO 5. H. WILLIAMS, MANAGER President Thwinghs Books on College Topics: WITHIN COLLEGE WALLS THE COLLEGE WOMAN lama. cloth. glll top qull'm'm Mudluwu $1.00 eIIch. By OlIIIrlI. u ankllu Thwlng, Preside ut IYentenI lh- IIervu Unlverslty President Thwing's last puhlished work, Within College Walls might properly have been called UThe College Man. lhe present book makes a sister volume, which the author' 5 experience at Harvard as student, and Western Reserve as President has thoroughb equipped him to write. Sent, postpaid on receipt of price by THE BAKER 8c TAYLOR Co. 5 and 7 East Sixteenth St., NEW YORK IDLIHLISHERS co. re. ED. 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Indieatorr Engine Counters, Tachometers, Carpenterls Calorimeters, Thermomete rs Pressure Gauges for all purposes, Injectors and Ejectors, Engine and Boiler Appliances in General monks, Brooklyn, N. Y. No. 66 JOHN STREET NEW YORK No. 22 W. LAKE STREET .. . .SALESROOMS . . . . CHICAGOJ l EdSOlfS Pressure Recording and Alarm Gauges For recording Steam, Water, Gas, Air, Oil, Ammonia, Blast Furnace, Pipe Line and any Fluid Pressure. The Edson Recorder gives a record of the pressure carried for the 24 -'--'- hours, each hour being printed on a chart which is ruled to the special scale of lheinstrument. The portion of chart traced upon is removed daily and placed in an album specially pro- vided therefor, making it possible to at all times determine not only what the pressure is at the moment, but just what it HAS BEEN at any time previous, and to know always whether orders have been obeyed and the plant run under the conditions most favorable for its safety and economy. The instrument is provided with adjustable circuit closers for high and low pressure, to ring an electric bell either on the instru- ment or at a distant paint, when the pressure goes above or falls below prescribed limits. 3 Thousands in constant use in all parts of the world. 80 by Illinois Steel Co ; 250 by National Transit lSlzunlurd Oill C0.; 50 by U. S. Govermnent; 50 by British Government; 10 by Italian Government; 2by Pennsylvania State College, nnd by steam users universally. The Standard Recording Gauge for more than 20 years . Address. for full particulars. JAR VIS B FDSON STYLE 0 ' ' ' , Umtesl nnd mnsl improved 87 LIBERTY STREET, N. Y. pzulenm 25 . .meEw E033 baa av n o: NH on b mw a 1m Hm mu h o. m Vw Hm cu h hm a ow Ma h h hm m xx .. no h mu m mm .H mo h :N m an .M co h nH m :H gm mm : HM m mH ., cm : c: m h: H. .v o n: m. n: : :v c :3 m. h... A; .2. my mm v :m o. en t .7. .L .2 .1. .7 .4. mm . :v n . .. . . . hm ; on w . . . 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'SFI'I l W .nwamQ .snw xfaz.5urm Nmavzaka uowkxmu 31g 3 3535i. w mom .am.w::a.:.m acmvagazmmzm. 3.73:8 :m .m .mm EaaFown-WE 4w 1:..; 5.5m mow .nwvaoi 25:5; 5130M Km JEszwU mFZOEwJJmm xi 11 m ' ,1 13 1112111 .111: c s. I w tam ; 1- n! 1. vrc :1 v1 ,- I W' V 1:11-131: 5719.11.13.14 h 14-11-312 a. .- m4- m :,g 31: ' N: v: A h JEEE 94M .le .- L9 .1- QIhc lehest, Enrgcst anh Ecabing Inrng Eton: in Qlcutrc 010. 9111 1110110- 05mm Ecobs nub fair tJrires DREKA Fine Stationery and Engraving House. 1121 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. COLLEGE INVITATIONS 1 WEDDING INVITATIONS CLASS STATIONERY 't VISITING CARDS SOCIETY STATIONERY MONOGRAMS. ADDRESSES COATS-OF-ARMS 1 MENUS 81 DINNER CARDS STEEL-PLATE ENGRAVING FOR COLLEGE ANNUALS . 1 All work is executed in the L'slnblisluucnl, under 1111: pursuuul supervision n! 1 . . . . - 1 Mr. DrL-kn. and only In the bust mnnuer Uneqlmllcd fuellmes and 10111; prnclmnl 1 experience enable us to produce the newest styles 11nd must nrlislic L-nl'cls, wth 1 our rrpumtion 15:1 guarantee 01 111: quality of lhe pr1,ductim1s orthis house, Heraldry and Genealogy a Speclalty. Coats-of-Arms Painted for Framing. PAGE BELTING COMPANY Manufacturers 01 the Staple Gradeswof Leather Belting A11'1111L'11 1014 very Cl' 155 of Woxk lscd by :111 1'2 ginL-L-m MANI'FACTORY: CONCORD, N. H. Branches: ch1' York, 16 Dey Street Boston, 17 Federal Street Chicago, 165 Lake Street San Francisco 1 Crown Bmml Eurck '1 111'1'111110, 1'2 xtra S1 I UM r 81 111.1111. Double, Link Belting 283 1887- -- ---1895 F. E. NAGINEY HELLEJN'M N'1 E, PENNA. Furniture and No. I0 Allegheny Street Funeral Furnishings 3w? STEAMQGAGE ' AND WMWH CO - 4 4 . Ckosnv 1'01, SAFETY Vuxus, Loconmtivc, Marine and Stationary. CROSBY WATER RELIEF VALVES, for Pumps, Hy- dmnts, ch. CROSBY Imrkovnen STEAM PRESSURE Gums. CROSBY STEAM ENGINE INDICATOR, with Sm-gcnt's Electrical Altuclnncnt for taking any number of Diagrams simultaneous y. CROSBY PRESSURE RECORDER, new REVOLUTION CmINTlcxs zmd ncw Sl-mxr. Sxm'r VALVES, for high pressure steam. Original SINGLE luau, Cmm: Wmsrmcs. BRANDJCN PUMP VALVES: rubber, with wirc-coil lxlscrtion. Iioswok'm 1:1 21 11 VATMR REGULATOR. PATENT GAGE TESTERS, and many olhcrslwviultics in Steam Lines. Alain 011100 and W'orks: 13051011, 1188. ?5-' ' 3 W Hm kmshy Imllcatur 1 is the Standard Brnm-lu-s: r . r . NEW YORA', CHICAGO, um! LONDON, ENG. UHOHKIIOUL UK W 011d. Gold Mcdnl, l'uris lixpusiliml, 1589. Tell llIghL-st AH'JTdS, Cnhnnhiml lelmsiliun. Hing, The New Phoenix Hills GEORGE W' JACKSON Geo. LU. Jackson 8: Go. MANUFACTURERS OF THE F1 nest R01 ler Flour And Dealers in GRAIN, FEED AND PLASTER BELLEFONTE.PR. 2M1 $011E1H1111-1'11 111 Mm 1136wa Something e11ti1ely new in the way of 11 Gem of Art, 111111 at 1111 1111- 1151111111 1011' liguxc The Miniature Pliolo 11'1: Icop1 from Cabinut 111111 MINIATURE Card Size Photos 011115111111 make no change in the picture you send 11 l111tL-1cr.Cal1i11ct P1cturcs can be se11tl11'11111il,11111l illClOSC 25 cents or GEMS P051111 Note 111111 two- cent stamp for a return mailing 111111 We guarantee to return to 1'011 one dozen Miniature Photos and the picture you send 111 OF ART 1111L-11L-ck from date of sending that will gi1'L perfect satisfaLtion in e1' L-r1 rLs peel. Special care 511011111 l1L taken in doing 11p picturcs for mailing, and he sure to 11 rite 1'0111'11au1e 111111 address plai11l1'. 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Our prices are the lowest. 1 l North Alle hen St. Terra 0111111 111111 Iron Pipe g y l :11 1111010511119 prices - - BELLEFONTE. PA. 2110 H 1. Our Celebrated Walpole Hypo. New 11119111111111.1111 Hypo. 8f1l1' ' L117'1,1 17'121!1:l.1.1 : I1 11.ul117 U!1l PUREST HYDO MADE. Pu re Walpole Sulphite Soda. PFOdUCtS Unsurpassed. ACETATE 0F LEAD, ACETATE 0F SODA, ALUM POTASH. ALUM CHROME, CARBONATE SODA, COPPERAS. IRON SULPHATE. OXAI.ATIE POTASH. 1101,1511 CARBONATE, Book on Hypo .. Free. Photos Exquisite. PrOduce Fine Negatives. PerfeCt Results. 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H. 111 rx1g'1'13111' Prim, $1.50. Postage prepaid 111 1. any part 11f111e United States, upon ED'TOR KEYSTONE GAZETTE receipt of price. Address the author BELLEFONTE, 1311- 11111611115 111 agents. 291 WM. JESSOP 8 SONS, LIMITED, SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND. FOR ESTABLISHED OVER ONE HUNOR D YEARS. BEST TOOLS, 9 ENGLISH J BSSUP S DIES, STEEL. SAWS, 63332:: ETC CHIEF AMERICAN OFFICE, PARISI'SSQ. 91 7011.11. Street, - - New York- W. F. WAGNER, GENERAL MANAGER MEDAL WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION, 1595 - o .0 Av gaggijtf; .... 2-114-NO-12'rH'ST ' kiladel k Printers of 05 and '96 La Vie. Index to Advertisements. .J,.. AIIciIdrolIIkRUI . . . . . . 290 :III1IL- Win mic Refining CII., . . . . . . . . . . . . 2132 lxi'IIIIII'iIIL' J. N. N S. i'eII .....II.255 Arheulmch 11. C. . . . . . . . . . 250 IL-III'I'. SIewIIrINCu ., AIIIL-I'icIIII 'lohucco Co . . . . . . . . . . . 246 LIHVTL'IICC CL-IIIL-IIIL'II. . L'103I1 LIIIIIIdr3'IIIId SIiirI 11111;. CO. . . BL-IIL-foulc wIItIchIImnk . . . I . . I . . . . . 25S IIL-IlcionleCc'IIlr III 1.. . . . . . . . . 287 M'll1lEI',1:,.,I . . IL I-lL-I unleLIIIIIIIlr Co . . . . . . . 266 ml IL-llL-foIIIL-Iucinnd SIIII1I13 C0. . . . I . . 24G MillrlrIIIEixik 110.01;l CII H'IVCI'IIIIIHICF . . , . . . . 252 Motcy Ni. lut IIkL-rIL 'IIIyILII LCu... . . I . . . . . . . . . 283 MeL ck: L. 151IOD'CO................. 255 M Wm rclz Geo 111., . . . . . I I . . . . . . 281 MIIIglesbIIIIL-SIIIIL- I.rIIckcr1I011w11;IiisL. . . I I . . . . . . . 2 2 Mo mgonIL-ry 'CII, mclmin , . , I , . . . . . 266 31c IIIIIIIIIIIS; ush 1101i. I: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 271 Mcr iIchIGrIIvIII'L- CII.. MIIIr'iIIIIIII- .. R.I3 '.. CcIIIrIIl R R. 011II . . . . . . 263 1 MIII' , Crozhy SIL'IIIII Gingi: 1HILIVII1VI:CII.. . . . . . .189 Cru A. J . . . . . . 250 Niles 1001 Walks. No 0113' 1: Ctrik'CU. 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