Penn State University - La Vie Yearbook (University Park, PA)
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Qa Die I'U l. l'Jlli XII I U U 0 l 'nblixlml by Ilur jmu'ur 7113A qf 7711' Prim- fl'I-z'mll'a .Walr' Mlqgr Greeting, Dedication, Preface, Direcfory, . . Calendar, . . . Board of Trustees, . . Standing Committees of Faculty. Family and Inslruclors, . Alumni Association, Classes. Fraternities. Athletics, E'uenfs, Organizafians, Publications, Miscellaneous, Lileralure, Chronicles. Ads., 12 13 I4 15 16 23 25 63 100 119 145 152 172 198 211 Greeting We greet you one, we greet you all, ch greet you, readers, grout 11nd small ; We wish an hour of mirth to you Who read this little volume through ; WC lay no claim to perfect rhyme Much less to pocts' wondrous chime ; Wu only wish, by simple lay, Straight to your limit to find the way, But ill SOIHC shaft at random SllUl Should llll. you 111ml, 0! :mgcr not. Forgive, il' jokes. are written ill, llis want of powvr, not want of will, For though the Board of Nineteen One Is full of jokcs and full of fun, This is the motto of every one, lood will to all, malice to none. C. C. To the antdmts nf Tm: Textnzymzmia Stain QIuIltge a retard uf mlms: life during the past ymr it is intcndrd tu depitt thig nnlumc nf Ian 11b: is affrrtimmttly Iicdimtrd 1113 the hum'd nf 19m Preface In presenting to the public this, the twelfth volume of La V ie, the Board of 1901 desires all readers to receive the contents of the hook in that same spirit which moved the editors in their work. Intended mainly to chronicle the events of the past year, the matter herein published is presented without any feeling of malice or any inten- tion to harm a single person, and if, in their efforts to make the book of such a nature, the editors have over- stepped the hounds, they desire pardon for the offense. In closing, they desire to acknowledge their indebt- edness to all who have aided them in the preparation of the hook, and hoping it will be received as intended they remain THE EDITORS LA VIE BOARD VM D C C C C 'j Bus? M -- afjmy' A5212? Ed'h 71M 69 ,; WW van Pfolyrap W grits '5 . A Gailegg mm W m; fJ'H-O President's OITICC Business omce Faculty Room junitors OH'JCc College Library and Reading Room Engineering Reading Roam PI'CSS Club La Vie Room Free Lance Room College Book Room V. M. C. A. Rooms Gymnasium Room No. 1H0 H H ITO . H mm H ' 17: H H 221; Engineering Bldg. Room N0. 376 N05. ll 11W ! 040 1 K i I n21 ll II 67 0 21.; 1:21 :1m1525! Armory galendar for 1899-1900 18999Scptcmher 13, 731131051th . . . . . . Fall Session begun 1899911cccmhcr 20, IValm-xday . . . . . 19:1115cssion ended December 29 to Januarv 3!Uacatlon 1900-Janunry 3, IM'II'IIcsday . . . . . . . Wintcr Session begun 19009Mzwch 28, Walm'sday . . . . . . Winter Session ended march 23 to mm a-Uacatlon 19009Apri1 4, chndsday . . . . . . . Springr Session began 1900-thGC 10 to 13 . . . . . . . . . COMMICNCEMICNT Wmcx June 10, Sunday . . . . . . . Buccahum-zuc Sermon June 11, 11lomlay . . . . . . . . Junior Oratoricul Contest June 12, Tumday . . . . . . . Annual meeting of Delegates to elect Trustees; Annual meeting of Trustees; Annual meeting of Alumni. June 13, chnesday . . . . . . . GRADUATION DAV 19009junc 14. Thursday . . . . . . . EXAMINATIONS mm ADMISSION 1900-Junc 14 to June 29 . . . . . . . SUMMER SCHOOL June 14 10 September Iz-Uacatlon 1900-Scptemhcr 11, Tuesday . . . . . . EXAMINATIONS mm ADMISSION 1900-Scptember 12, IMrrlm'sd'uy . . . . . . Fall Session begins 19009Dcccmbcr 19, IVcdm'sa'ay . . . . . . Fall Session ends December I9 10 January ZAUdCdIIOII 1901-szunry 2, Wea'ucsday . . . . . . Winter Session begins 19019Junuury 26, .Shllmlay . . . . . . . First Semester ends 19019Jzumary 28, Illoml'ay . . . . . . Second Semester begins 1901-Apri1 3, We'duem'ay . . . . . . . Spring,r Session begins 1901-Junc 9 to 12 . . . . . . . . Counncucemcnt Wuck NOTH.9Thc College work is divided into two periods, or Scmcstcrs. The hrstperiod ends the fourth Saturday after the opening of the Winter Session, and the second period begins the next Monday. 13 Board of trustees Ex-omclo members His Excellency WILLIAM A. S'mmc . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hm'wrum' Hf Ilu' l'umnmnuwrllh. Tllclhm.WILLIAMW.Hu11-;5T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Swrrlmw nflllr I'umumuu'rwlllr. GEORGHW.ATHICR'I'UN, LL. D. . . . . . . . . . l'rt'xhlr'ul ufllu' 1'0 : 111'. IInuMYm'Nn..... I'l't'xl'rlt'nl uflllr' Nlulr .-lm'irullurrll Nm'u'ljl. TthInn.J.uncs W. LATTA.. ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . Nw-rv'lm'y Hf lult'ruul .-ljlitirx. Gcn.Tum1Asj.ST1v:WART. . . . . . . . . . . .-lIljllluul-llvuI'I'ul. NATHAN C.SCIIAHI IFICR, h. D, ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nllln'rl'uIrmlr'lll 41f I'ulllit' IIINII'III'II'HH. Jmm lmmmmmc, ESQ. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I'I'I'xirlr'ul uf It'rrlulrliu Inxlillllr'. junN HAMILTON, lisgn . Elected members Vumrw Ifr'xitlv'luw-x LAWRENCE M. Cmmlclxr, D, IL, . . . . I'hilulu-lphiu. . Col. R. H. THUMAS . . . . . . . h . Mwhunicshurg CYRL'S T. FUN, ESQ. , . . . . . h Rumling. . Gen. JAMES A. Ihmwiu h . . h . Hcllcfnnlc. . GAhkll-zl, IIms'nau, ICSQH . h . . Harrisburg The Hon. quIN N. GREEK. . . . h Butler. . Thc llou. ANDREW Cmmmne . . , . Pittsburg II. V. XVIIITH, ESQ. . . . . . . . . lllmunsburg . . 10151. A. 11mm, 1959.. . . . . . . Cedar Springs . The Hon. CYlu's Gnlumx . , . . . Clcxu'mld . The Hon. CHARLES W. Hume . Warren . . . . The Hon. AMOS lI. MYLIN . . h h - Lancaster . The Hon. JOHN A. thmIm'ARIL h Howard . . SAMUEL R. Imwmxn, ESQ. . . . Wcst CllL'SlCI' The Hon. jUHN S. WHLIJCR . . h h V Iicdfonl . . Gen. j lefS A. BEAVER, lh'xillz'u! 4 HM lfuunl. Gmmmc W. A'rmcu'rrw, .Sh'rwlmgy 1mm IIAMHJMN, 'lh'uxmrr Nwrvlmw ufllll' Nlulr lhnu'tl ql' . lyrir-ullurw. . Ilnrriahurg Philadelphia Slutc College . York . Harrisburg . Harrisburg Harrisburg Philadelphia llurrishumr 'l'r'rmx lairpirr' . 1900 . Bcllcfonle Smu- College State College 1'11 11,! 1 .1. N11?! - 11,11 1,11 Standing zommittees of the Faculty The President of the College is m' 1ngiz'I'0 :1 lllmllwr of all Standing Cnnmlitlccs. 1. ON ADVANCED DEGREES: Professors Bucmmvr, Rmnck, 011.11, WILLARD, PA'F'I'MC. 2. ON ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS: Professors Ommxn, WILLARD, PA'ITICH. 3. ON TICR M SCHEDULES: Professors Runlcu, IN 133 and the Slacmc'l'Am m1 Tm: FACUL'H'. 1!. ON THE PRICPARATORY 1SITB-I9RICSHMAN1 CLASS: Professors BUCKIHH'T, GILL and Assistant Professor me'mc. 1'1. ON PUBLIC OCCASIONS: Professors POND, Amusnv and Assistant Professor BUTZ. U, 0N ATHLETICS: Profcszsm's JACKSON, Rlcmck and Assistant Professor 1.11:15'1'112. Professor MUELWAIN, .Sl'vn'lmy quw l'En'IIla' mm' MLQ-ixlrm', l1 ; TdCllllV and 1118111161013 GEORGE W. ATHERTON, LL. 11., PRESIDENT. Dean of School of I'Iistury, Political Science and Philosophy. Professor of Political and Social Science. A. 11. Yale, 1863, A. M., Yulc, 1866. 1,1,. 11., Franklin and Marshall, 1883. President of The Pennsylvania State College, 188:1. .1 T. 111 13 K. WILLIAM A. BUCKHOUT, M. S. Prol'essm' 0f Butany and Horticulture. 11. Ag. .81,le Pennsylvania State College, 18118, M. 5., 1872. Instructor in Natural Science at The Pennsylvania State Cullcgu 1b71. 1H'ul'cssor of Botany and Horticulture, 1871. Member of Stale Forestry Connnissiun, 1888. I. THORNTON OSMOND, M. 5., M. A. Dean of School of Mathematics and Physics. Professor of Physics. A. 11., Ml. Vnion, 1871 ; A. M., 18711. M. S.,Corm-11, 188:3. Fellow of Ammiczm Association for Advancement of Science. The Pennsylvania State College, 1879. HARRIET A. MCELWAIN, M. A. LADY PRINCIPAL. Professor of History. M. A., The Pennsylvania State College, 1885. Graduated from Mount Ilnlyokc Seminary, 1881. Thu Pennsylvania State College, 1883. LOUIS 1'3. REBER, M. S. Dean of School of Engineering, Professor of Mechanics and Mechanical Engineering. M. S.. The Pennsylvania Stuu- Cu11cgc, 1880. Student Muss. 11151.01 Tech, 1883. Cmmnis- sioner for Pennsylvania, Paris Exposition, 18811 and Assistant Commiasioner for Pennsyl- vania in charge of Mines and Mining, Colmnbinn 1Cxposiliou. Judge of Awards, Depart- ment of h'IzlclIinel-y. Columbia Iixpositiml. Member of American Society of Mechani- cal Engineers and the Society of Naval Architects and Murine linginecrs. 10 1VILLIAM FREAR, P11. D. Professor of Agricultural Chemistry. 11. A., Bucknell, 1881. 1111.11,,111inois Wesleyan, 1883. Assistant Professor of Natural Science at Bucknen, 1881-'83. Assistant Chemist, 11. S. Department of Agriculture, 1883-'85. Vice Director and Chemist of The Pennsylvania State Col1cgc HXImrinu-ntul Station, 1883. Professor at The Pennsylvania State College, 188:3. 4' K 11'. GEORGE GILBERT POND, M. A., PII. D. Dean of School of Natural Science. Profcssm' of Chemistry. 11. A., Amherst, 1881 ; M. A., 1884. 1111. 11. 1889. University of H13ttingcn, l882-'811:md 1885. Instructor in Chemistry at Amherst College, 1883-188. Appointed Professor of Chemistry at Thu Pennsylvania State College, 1888. Granted u yeans leave of absence, 18921-111, and pursued advanced study at the Universities of Berlin nml Munich. A Y. 4. I! K. HENRY P. ARMSBY, PH. D. Dunn of School of Agriculture. Lecturer 011 Animal Chemistry and Cattle Feeding. 11. S.,1Vorccstvr Polytechnic Institule.1871, 1111 11., Yale, 1879. Dircvtm' of The PennsyL vunizlStatc College 1ix1x-rimL-utul Station, 1887. Professor at Thu Pennsyh'unin State Collcgc, 1801. Chairman 01' Committee on Cooperative Stutiuu lixhibit 111111 Member of Committee 011 Dairy Tests, Columbia Exposition, 1893. d! 11 K. BENJAMIN GILL. M. A. Dean of School of Language and Literature. Professor of Latin and Crock. 11. A., XVt-s1eynn, 1870; M. A., 1873. Taught Latin :11 Wilhruhmn Aczulmny, 1111155., 1872-'79. Professm'of Greek and History at Wilbruhum Academy, 18711392. The Pennsylvania State College, 1892. 4' T. 1 l1 K. MAGNUS C. IHLSICNG, E. M., C. 113., P11. D. Dean of School of Mines. Professor of Mining linginccring and Gcnlugy. C. 16., 16. M., Cnhuubiu, 1875; 1'11. 11., 1880. Graduated from Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, 1872. Assistant in Physics :11 Columbia, 187.3381. Division lingincer N. Y., P. 80 R. R., 1880-'81. mecssnr nf I'lug'inccring :lt Cnlorndu sum- Svhoul of Mines, 1881393. Thc Pennsylvania State College, 189:1. 41K E. JOHN PRICE JACKSON, 15. 5., M. 1C. Professor of Electrical linginccring. 11. 5., The Fennsylvuniu State Cullngc. 1881!; M. 1i.. 18112. Wilh 11'0510111 Engineering Cum- pnny, Lincoln, Nclx, 1888. With Htlisml Illuminating Cmnpnny, Philzulclphiu, 1889. Director of Mechanical 11cpurlulclll,l?isk I'nivcrsity, 18893210. Cunstrncling Railway l'ingim-vr, Spraguc Railway Company, and lCdison General I'Zlcctric Company, 1890391. 17 Instructnr in Mechanic Arts at The Pennsylvania State College, 18M. Professor of Electrical Engineering, 1892. Member of American Instituu- of Electrical 1Cnginccrs. 4' K E, FRED 1C. FOSS, B. 3.. M. A. Professor of Civil ICllginccring. A. 11., lmtcs Collcgc, 1883; M. A., 1886. 11. 8., Mass. Inst. 111-011., 1886. Resident linginccr, Chicago, St. Paul and Kansas City Railway, 1886159. Resident Engineer, Chicago Union Transfer Railroad, 18893111. Instructor in Civil linginu-ring, Muss. Inst. 11-011., 1891-1921. The Pennsylvania Smu- College, 189:1. JOSEPH M. 1VILLARD, B. A. Professor of Muthcnmtics. A. 11., Dartmouth, 1887. 11, S, Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1888-187. Instructor in Malhe- matics, Pinkerton Academy, 1887190. Scholar, Fellow, and lk-lloanuomrtcsy, johns Hopkins University, 1890-193. The l'cunsylmnin Slulc Cnllcg'c, 18925. A K E; 1P 13 K. FRED. LICVVIS PATTEIC, M. A. Professor of English and Rhetoric. A. 11., Dartmouth, 1888; A. 111., 1391. Principal of Svhools, Iizlmlltmvn, N. J., 1883180. Prin- .cipzll High School, Mcmlun, 1112155., 1889-110. Prinvipnl Cnc's AcmlL-my, Norlhwmxl, N. 11., :md Professnrof English, 1890-1111. The Pennsylvania Smu- Cnllvgc, 1394. GEORGE C. 1VATSON, B. AGR. 3., M. S. Profcsm'n' of Agriculture. 11. Agr. 5., Cornell, 1881. Practical work in Wayne County, N. Y., IHSIJHH, Tcnclu-r in Public 80110015111 Clyde, N. Y., IHHSJSU. Assistant in Experiment Station at Cornell, . 1891-415. M. 8., Cornell, 1893. The lk-nnsyh'zmin Stuu- College, IHUS. ERWIN W. RUNKLIC, M. A., PH. 11. Professor of Psychology and lithics. A. 11., Western Collegc, Toledo, 1:1,, 18210. 1111. 11., Yule, 1893. Lcclun-r on the History of Philosophy, Vine, 18923513, The Pennsylvania State Cnllcgc, 18113. Pursuul :ulvunccd work in Psychology :11 Clark Vnivcrsity, 18118-1911. meussnr of Psychology and 1Cthics at The Pennsylvania Stuu- Cnllc-gc, 18W. GICORGIC C. BUTZ, M. S. Assistant Professor of Horticulture. M. 8., The Pennsylvania State College, 1883. Instructor in tho Preparntmy Ilvpnrlmcnl. 183.1- 'H-3. I'lorticullurist of The Pennsylvania State College 1 .x1u-rinu-m Stalin since 1.87. Assistant Professor The Pennsylvania State College, 18H7. III I' .3. 18 MADISON M. GARVICR, B. S. Assistant Professor of Physics. 11. 5., Cornell, 1876. Instrnvtnr in Mathematics at Cornell, 1876. Instructor in Chemistry and Mineralogy, 1879381. Professor of Natural Science, IVIcrccrshurg College, 1877397. General Superintendent I'nitul Stator; lilcctric Light Company, 1881-187. Electra Dyna- mic Company, 1887. Weston Electric Instrument Company, 18881911. Consulting Elec- trician, 1890-413. The Pennsylvania State College, IHEIii. FRANKLIN ELLIOT TUT' 11415, M. A., PII. D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry. 13. A., Amherst, 1889. M. A., 1111. 11., GUttingcn, 1893. Instructor in Chemistry and Minera- logy, The Pennsylvania State College, 1889-94. Assistant 11mfussor, 18911. 0 A X. WILLIAM MASON TOVVLIC, B. S. Assistant Professor of Practical Mechanics. 1!. 8., Worcester Polytechnic Institulc,1877. Instructor in Mechanical Engineering and Forcmzm 0f Shops, Curm-llY 1889-191. The Pennsylvania State College, 1892. Member of Anmriczm Society of 111cclumicul Iinginccrs. JOSEPH 1'1. TUDOR, C. 134., M. S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. C. 113., Lafayette, 1886; M. 8., 1889. Instructor in Mulhmnzltics, and Principal Allvghcny County Aczulmny. Cmnlwrlmul. 11111., sttsnsw. Instructor in Mathematics, Cantos Col- lege. 1889391. Graduate Student, Gi'bttingcn, 189L112. Grzuluutc Studcnt :uul l'nivcr- sity hclmlur, Jnhns-ankins University, 181123-191. The Pennsylvania State College, 1894. A T, 4' n K, CARL D. FICHR, M. A. Assistant Professor of German. M. A., Lafayette, 1886. Instructor in German and Latin School of Lackzm'nmm. Instructor in Dickinson Seminary. l'rinvipul uf Union Academy, lk-llcvillc, N. Y. Professor 01 German and LMin, Cuscudillu School, Ithaca, N. Y. The Pennsylvania State College, 1895. CHARLES L. GRIFFIN, B. S. Assistant Prnfcssoruf Machine Design. B. 5.. Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1888. Draftsman, Brown and Sharpt- Manufacturing Company, Providence. R. 1., 1888190. Chief Draftsman, Tho.- Shuw Electric Crane Company, Mnskcgnn, Mich, 18903911. Designer, Donne Steam Pump Company, Holy- oke, Muss., 1897. Assistant Professor, The PumsylvaninState College, 1898. 19 ANNA 1C. RICDIFICR. Assistant Professor of Industrial Art and Design Pupil of Philadelphia School of Design for Women. Graduate of Pennsylvania Museum School of Industrial Art. Inglruclor, Thu Ik-nnsylvuniu State College, 1890. Assistant Prufussor, l81l7, HARRY HAVXVARD, 11.8. Assistant Prufussur of Dairy Husbandry. H w . 8., Cornell, 1891. Assistant in Agricullurc, The Pennsylvania State College, 1895. Assist- :mt Professor, 1898. K E, E E. JOHN H. Llama, B. A. Assistant mecssorof Mnthcnmtics. In Charge of SlIb-ltrcslnmm Class. I... w . A., Colgate I'uivcrsity, 1891. A. 11.. Hzn'wml, 1893. Instructor in Mathematics, Pennsyl- vzmizl State College, 1895. Assistant l'l'ufcssm', 1898. A T, '1, I1 Ix', HERBERT 1C. DUNKLIC, B. 5., M. 1C. Instructor in Mechanical Drawing. H w .8.,The1k-nnsylvunizl State CoIlt-gc, 18951. M. 1'1, 1896. Instructor in Mechanical Draw- ing,1893. ' 1 JOHN A. HUNTER Jr.,B. 3., M. 1C. Instructor in Mechanical Engineering. .4 v. . S., The Pennsylvania State Cnllcgc, 1890. M.1i. 1896. Parson's thhllivzll School, 1890- .H. Instructor in Mcvhzmiml Engineering, The Pennsylvania Slntc Culh-gc, 189.3. IRVING L. FOSTER, M. A. Instructor in Romance Languages. B. A.,l1rown, 18925; M. A., 1891. I'nivcrsity of Loipsic, Germany, 1891395. Instructor in French, Brown University, 18925391. The Pennsylvania State Cullcgc, I895. 41'A 0; 4'11 K. FRANCIS J. POND, M. A., PII. D. Instructor in Assuying. B. 5., 1R-xmsy1vunin State College. 1892. Grnduutc Student, 1892393, Assistant in Chemical Laboratory, 1893391. M. A., Ph. 11., GUttingL-n I'nivcrsily, 1896. Graduate Student at Frcihurg, i. 5., 1896. The Ik-Imsylvzmiu Stuu- College, 1891;. E X. WALTER J. KICITII, M. A., PH. D. Instructor in Chemistry. B. 5., Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 18811. I111. 11., I'niversity of GMtingcn, 1888. Arsist- zml in Chemistry at Rose Polytechnic Institute, Tcrrc Hume, 11111., 18841386. 11151 ructor University of Pennsylvania, 1890-193. The Pennsylvania Slam: College, 1896. 20 B. S C B. S, 1!. A , A. B. 'v PAUL B. BRICNICMAN, B. 3., C. E. Instructor in Civil Engineering. The Pennsylvania Stl'c College, 1891. C. 19., 1897. Assistant in Civil Engineering, lHH-I. Instruvt'n' in Civil Engineering, 1897. E A 11:. THOMAS H. TALIAFICRRO, C. 19., P11. D. Instructor in Muthcnmtics. Acting Umnnmndzmt 0f Cadets. , Vix'giniu Military Institute, 1890. Assistant Professor of Mathematics, ISHOJEH. Profes- 501' of Muthenmtics and Physics, Missouri Military Academy, lHH-VDQ. Fellow, Johns- Ilnpkins I'nivcrsily, ISQZZJW. P11. 1L, 18W. Instructor in Mathematics, The Pennsyl- vnniu State College. ICLIZABICHII B. MICICK, M. S. Instructor in Zoology. The Pennsylvania State College, 1385!; M. S., IHUB. Instructor in Zoology, 1898. A. HO VRY ICSPICNSIIADIC, M. A. Instructor in Rhetoric and Elncution. Wesleyan I'wlivcrsity, IKSH. M. A., Culumhin,18$l7. Professnr of English in Mcrccrs- humr Cullcg'c. 189-1395. Instructor in English and History in the Clmuncy-Ilull School, Boston, 189.3396. Fcllow-shipin English at Columbia University 18$Hi- J7. Instructor 0f English and Comm , Barnard 8011001, New York, 1897398. The lk'nnsylvuniu Stale Cullcgo, 1898. X 4'; 11' l! K, FRANK F. THOMPSON, B. S., 15. 1C. Instructor in liloctri 111 Engineering. , Princeton. 1391. A. M.. l895, 19. IC., I897. FclInw-ship in Iix1wrimcnln1 Science, Princeton, 1891395. Inshuctor in Physics and Electrical Engineering, Union College, 1897,98. The Pennsylvania Stuu- College, 1898. ID I' A. CARL LOTUS BECKER, B. L. Instructor in History and Puliticul Science. B. 14., University 0f Wisconsin, 1891;; Graduate Student and Follow, University nf Wiwuusin. 1;. 5., 1896198; Graduate Student and Follow. Culumbiu. 1898399. The lR-unsylvunizl State Cullcgc, 1899. NORMAN COLMAN RIUCS, M. S. Instructor in h'lathematics. I'nivcrsity of Missouri, 1895. Instructor in Mathematics, I'nivcrsity of Missouri. 1392- .H. M. S.. IInrvm'xl. 1898. Acting Assistant Professor of Mathematics, l'nivcl'sity of Missouri, 1897998. The Pennsylvania Stale College, 1899. 2l CHARLES M. H. ATHERTON. Assistant in the Chemical Laboratories. B. 5., 1892, The Pennsylvania State College. Other Officers. HELEN M. BRADLEY. Librarian. Librarian ut Pequot Library, South Port, Conn. The Pennsylvania Smu- College, 189.5. CLARA DAYTON VVYMAN. In Charge of Music. Pupil of B. J. Lang. Pupil of Miss Jennie J. Willard at Thu Pcnnsylvanin Slaw College. Instructor in Music, The Pennsylvania Stutc College, 1895. ANNA A. MACDONALD. Assistant Librarian. The Pennsylvania State College, 1896. WILLIAM C. PATTERSON. Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings. Hlumni HSSOCidIiO organized I874 lbmidml . . Amaxmmck C. PATTERSON '89 .SV't'I'wlaIy mm' 7h'tlSlIH'l' . . Elimum C. BU'FZ '83 llislun'zm . . . WILLIAM A. Bucxnou'r '68 trustees Elected by 11mm HUN. CYRUS GORDON, '66 GABRIEL HEISTER, ms HON. JOHN S. WELLER, N! BiSIOI'V Of I900 QQQ T is Connneneenlentday. The chapel is decorated with blue and white. The odor of sweet Howers fills the air. Inspiring music. The x'aledie- tory. A last farewell and another class has gone to struggle shoulder to shoulder with the rest of mankind. And this time it is am'elnss that has taken the step. A few years ago, when we first came. we were not any more verdant than new students usually are, but '99 always used the superlative degree in speaking of 118. During the first few days, or rather nights, we held informal receptions for the members of '99 in accordance with the prescribed regulations. But we had our revenge, for it required three gzunes of foot-hall to prove their superior strength. We held ourhnnqnets when we pleased, and where We pleased, in spite of the efforts which they made to prevent us from having it. We reared our 24 Hag, and there it remained until our opponents acknowledged that they could not lower it, by leaving the field. Then came '01 and with them they brought trouble for us. Little did we think of what was in store for us. We attempted to show them the error of their ways, but they were young and self-willed, and refused to be advised. Copions applications of cold water at their first elass-meeting dampened their spirits some- what and we followed this up with private instruction in vocal culture for several nights until they became more tractable. At least We thought so, but alas for our hopes ! It was wholly deception on their part for they soon broke away from our control entirely and turned against us. Of their further conduct it pains us to speak. Pwas always thus. We Were ever kept in the background by others. Our abilities were nowhere appreciated. Not until our third y Jar did we occupy a single first place, but then the inter-Class basket-ball cup came into our hands. How we cherish the thought! We hoped to retain it this year, but the fates were against us. '01 again appeared above our horizon and our star was out- shone, There is but little more to tell. To the Library we have made large addi- tions under the direction, and at the suggestion of the instructors. Many volumes, silent witnesses of the fate that has hefallen so many of us, if they could speak, would tell of green tickets galore. But we hope for better things, we who face the world at the close of this great nineteenth century, and as graduation day approaches when we shall bid a last farewell to our friends and tlaehers, it is with the regret that we are no longer under the immediate care of dear old H State.H l; C! Senior Zlass Yell Ilippity hip ! Kcrzip, Kcrzip! Hippity hip! Kerzip! 1900, HMO, State! Zip! Zip! zolors Orange and Black glass 0mccrs 10$.va 1-4 2 . K. W A R N l71r-inida'nf IX S. MORGAN SNI'MHJ' XV. C. HAMILTON 73-mxm-rr I71. C. GIJCNWRIGHT lbcl sts BRICKER W $3M M va 136366$66$W66 $$$W$$$$Q$$$$$$$$$$k$$ww LR IHHWHH Senior mass, 1900 1 1'7 6 aka 5'6: 566 56 '5 members JOHN AGNF W 112nm CTRICAI FN1.1N11411111N1: Clemfield, Pu. I1411terL-11f101n P1'.,ep thnix Literary SoLicty , l Jectrical Eugimcring Society; The 'lhcspizms, .5; Press Club,3 AUGUS'IUS 11112 NRY 11111191411 . ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING . Reading, P11. Entered frum Reading High School, '96; Press Club, 3, 4; Class Secre- tary, 3 ; Electrical 1'1211gi11e1cri11gr Society. CLINTON BOLARD . 114I4ICC'111ICA14 F 4N1. IN11113111N1; . Waterford, P11. Entered from Waterford Academy, Scptemhm, '96 ; Elechicnl F 411gi11ecr- i111,r Society ; Class Basket Ball Team, 3. BURKE CORBET BRADY . MIN1N1. I14N1: mi: 11 RING . . Brookxille, Pu. 1!! E 11' ; 11211tc1'e11 from Prep, September, '96; Class luxucutixe Counnilth l ; FrL-L- Lance Staff, 2, 3; Pl11m1ixl4itenuy Society , Minim,r 11411giIICL1i11g Society ; Junior Orator; Junior Assembly Committee; Class Basket Ball Team, 4. 11116112111111wwmvwmmmwwwmm 27 FI .IZABETH BAUSMAN BRICKER - 11101.01; v . Libitl. Pa. Entered from Millersvillc Normal School, September, :96;Gir1 5 111151111 Ball '1 emu, 1, .. ; 1900 La Vie Board , Junior Omtor; Class PoetL-ss, 3, 1. HENRY CLAY CAMPBI1.LL, . AGRICULTURE . . Fairhrook, 1'11. A 7.;1111terLd from Prc11.., September 1-196; Agricultural Society FRANKLIN HUIURSION COLE . MATHEMATICS 111150111411ng 11 11terLd from Montrose 1111.511 School,SeptL-111ber,196; I1rec L1111LL-St11ff 3, 4 , Editor-' 111- chief Free La11ce,4; 1900 La Vie Boni'd;11ress Club. .1 , Junior Orator. FRANK GILL CONNELL . MECHANICAL 11NL:1N1-:11111NL. Mercer, Pa. Entered from Sharon High School, September, 1111;;11rcsi11uxt V. M. C. 11., 4 ; Mechanical Engineering Society. ROLAND DII LFR . MINING ENG 11111121411110 . . New 11011111111, Pa L' x; 0 N 111, ' Entered from 111-1111kli11 and Marshall Academy, SLptcmber, .113; Class Secretary, 2; Adelphi Club; Mining Engineering SuLicty , Manager Foot B1111 Team, 4. WAYNE THOMPSON DIMM . MECHANICAL ENGINEERING . Dimmsville, Pa. .8 X; 0 N 11; Entered Sophomore Class from Mimin Academy, Septunhm, 197; MLchanicul F .ngincering Society; 1900 La Vie Board; Junior As- sembly Committee. HERBERT CLARENCE DREHER . CIVIL ENGINEERING . . Tmnuqua, Pa. Entered from Millersvillc Normal School, September, '96 ; Civil Engineer- ing Society. OLIVAR CHRISTMAS EDWARDS . MECHANICAL ENGINEERING . Pittsburg, Pu. Entered from Prep. , September, '96; Class Poet; College Athletic Team, 1, 2, :1, -1; MLc111mic111 1 .11gi11ccri11g Society , 1900 La Vie Board. ROBER F BURNS GAGE Cm: MISTRV . Fitusvillc, P11. EntLred from Titusville High School, Scptem1ier,196; Class Debator, 3. ARTHUR BENJAMIN GILL . LATIN SCIENCE . State College, Pa. Entered from Prep Septemer '96; Pllmnix Lithry Society; lrack Team, 3, 4; Class Historian, 4. 28 nunnnunnnwuwnunwnwnwnnnxnnnunn HARRY CENTENNIAL GLHNWRIGIYF . ELECTRICALENGINEERING . Mincrsvillc. Pu. Entered frmn Prcp., September, 'sm; Glee Club, I ; Mandolin Club, 1, :1, 3, :1 ; Clmpcl Choir, 3, Al '. Thu Thespinns, 3, .1 ; Class Treasurer, H, 4 ; Electrical Engineering Society; Manager Free Lance, -1. JOHN VVICAVICR GORDON . . BIOLOGY . . - . Clcm'licld. P11. 4' K E; 0 N H ; Entered from Prop September, W5; Glee Club, 1 : Chapel Choir, 1 ; Business Manager 1900 La Vie; Class anc Ball Team, 3, 4; Thanksgivingr llop Committee. GLEN IQZEKIICL GUY . ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING . . Montrosc, Pu. lI' 1i A; Entered from Prop, September, '96; Adclphi Club; The Thes- piuns, 3, 4 ; 1901! Lu Vic Board ; Electrical Engineering Society. WINFHCLD COWDEN HAMILTON . CHEMISTRY . . . . Beaver, Pu. E A III ; Entered from Beaver Iligh Sclnml, September, '96 ; Business Main tiger 1900 Lu Vic; Berzclins Chemical Society; Business Manager Thus- piuns, il ; Class Secretary, 4. ROY JOIIN D. HOOVER . ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING . . Wzlyncshoro, P21. 4! l' A; Entered from Wnyncsborn High School, Sepcinber, '96 ; Electrical Engineerim,r Society. HOWARD CARMAN JOHNSON . CIVIL ENGINEERING . . West Chester, Pa. Entered November, yW; Captain Baseball Tomn, 2;; Varsity Foot Bull Team. 4 ; Civil Engineering Society. WILLIAM A. WALLACE KREBS . ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING . Clearfncld, Ya. I! U H ; Entcrcd from Clcnrfneld High School, September, Mi ; Adelplii Cluh ; 1900 La Vie Board ; Iiilcctricul Engineering Society; Junior As- sembly Cnnnnittcc ; ililmnksgivingr IIop Connnitlcc. CHARLES LONGICNECKICR . MECHANICAL ENGINEERING . . Redford, Pu. I! U H ; Entered from lledford Academy, September, '96 ; Class Foot Bull Team, 1 ; Class Base B1111 Team, 1, 2, 3; Adelphi Club ; Mechanical lin- ginceriug Society. BRUCE PARKER LUNDY . . AGRICULTURE . . Williznnsport, I'm. A 7.; Entered from Dickinson Seminary, Scplvinhur, WM; Junior Banquet Connnittce; Agricultural Society ; General Athletic Manager, ,1. nnuuunwunnuuuwnwkuuwnuuuwnnun 29 6w$$$6$$$$$6$$$$6$$666$$66$$$$ CHARLES CAI VIN M XTTNRN . Ema CTRICAL ENGINEERING . . Tyrone, Pa. lLutereLl from lyan- High School, September, '96; Mandolin Club, 3 4; I lcctriml Engineering SULiety JOSICI'II MCKINLICY . 1.2.1 I LPRICAI. luNle; 1. RINL. . Pittslmrg, l'a. I; 0 ll; 0 N E; Entered from Pittsburg High School, September, '96; Electrical EnginL-Lring SociLty. DECATUR STICRIGIQRIC MILLER . ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING . New Albany, Pu. q. E E; 0 N H; linterL-d from Susquehanna Collegiate Institute, Septem- ber, '96; Class Foot Bull Team, 1, :1; Class Executive Committee, 2; lClcctrical Engineering Society. DAVY SCIIAMCR MORGAN . ELECTRICAL lCanNm-zmm. . Winlon I'a. Entered frmnSchoul of Luckzlwunna, September, J6; Class I'uol Han 11-11111, 1, 9.; Class Base Hull Team, 1, 2, 3K -'1 College Base Ball 'IL-zun, 3; Class ankL-l Bull Team, :5, 21 ; Class Marshal, 3; Press. Club, 3, -l ; Elec- trical Engineering Society ; Junior Assembly Committee ; Vice President, Class 4 ; Vice President Press Club, 4. JOSEPH NEWTON G. NICSIHT . ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING . Milton, Pu. IintL-rcd from New Hampshire State College; Electrical Engineering Society ; Class Base B'all Team, 1,9 .., 5,; 4. ALBERT WILSON OAKWOOD . NIECHANICAI ENL lNlmmNL. 'lyrone, Pd. Entered from Tyrone High School, September, '96; lhc lhcspinns, 3 4; Mechanical Engineering Society; Junior Orator; Flmnksgiving Hop CLmnnittL-c. ALLAN MCQUARRHC PEARCE . ELECTRICAL l'INLHchIuNL: . State Cullcgc,1'u. lintcrcd from l'rL-p., September, '96; Class Base Hull Team, 1, 2, 3, Class Basket Ball Team, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Captain Class lmskct Bull Team, :5, 3: 4 ; College Basket Ball Team, 2, 3, 4 ; Electrical Engineering Society. DAVID HORACE I'LANK . ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING . Morgzmtown. I'a. Hutcrcd from Rcmling High School, September, '96; Class Executive Cmmnittcc, 2; Press Club, 3, 4 ; ICLlilor-in-Cllicf 1900 La Vie; Electrical Engineering Society; Junior Orzltor; Corresponding Secretary Press CIub, 46 666M$$k$ $$66$$$k$$666wwk$666$ 30 $k$32$$22 W3W$NN$$$$WW$'Cb$$ak ALFRED CAVITT 110131.0CK . I 3TIN SL'IHNL'I: . I'iushurg, 1'11. 110 11 ; 1'3ntcrc11 from Prep, September, '96; College A1111L'tic ,1L-a111 1, 2, 3; Captain College Athletic Team, 4 ; Gan-I '111 AthlL tic CmumittL-L, 2, 1'1 ; 1-311L'1p11i Club ; Chairman Junior Assunbly Committee ; Treasurer Athletic Association, 3 ; President Athletic Association, 4. GEORGE CARL SIIAAD . ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING . . 1311151011 1'11. EntL-rL-d from 111111., September, '96; McAllile'r Prize, ' IW'CL 1.111100 Stuff, L, 3,1 ; Press Club, 1'3, 4 ; Class Historian, 1, 2 ; Class 1111skLt 111111 -1Lru11, 1'3, 4' . 131L-Ctri1'111 1'311gi11eL-1'i11Lr Society ; PIHL'HiX Litm'urySociuty ; 111001311 Vie Board ; junior Urzltur; President Press Club, -1 ; C1111ir11111n Thanks- giving 11011C0111111ittee. WILLIAM 131131N11AC11 19111313131313 . BIOLOGY . . . Reading. 1'11. .8 .3 1-1; H N 11 ; 113111L-re11 Sophmnorc, January, '98 ; Mandolin Club, 2, :3: Leader Mandolin Club, rl. 13181111111 SCO'F'I $1101 1S1 13131, . C111:111w11u . . 11mok1illL- 1'11. 11' E; U N 112; 11112; 1131'11L'Ie11 110111 11er. , SL-ptL-11111L1', '1113; Cluss' 1'001 131111 13011111, 1, 2, 3; Class lmskLt 131111 1e1n11, 1 ; Cullege 1111111 111111 1mm, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class 1'3XL-cutive Co111111ittec, 1, 2', Class 1111111111131C11111111iltec; Class ViL'c-Pi'csidcnl, :3; 1'3xc1'utive ConnniltL-L' College 1311113 Club; 13L-1'zc1i11s C11c111iL'111 SnL'iL'ty. JOSEPH 111'3NR3' SIMWRIICD . EIJ'ZCTRICAI. ENGINEERING . 13011114111011, 1'21. 1'311tL-rL-11 1'1'0111 13L-11ig11tm1 High School, ScptL-11111L-1', .113; Class Chaplain, 23 '. 111110 13113'iL- 11o11r11; Students' Press Club, 23, 31 ; 1'31L-L'triL'111 Engineering SL1L'iL-1y ; Treasurer Press Club, 4. ICRMINE JOHN THOMPSON . ELECTRICAL IiNan-mkmn 13'1c'rLL-r 1'11. Entered 13mm MCI'CL'F 1'11in11 High School, September, 11113;C11lss 11001 111111 Team, 2; EIL'CtriCtli Engineering Society. JOHN 113131310313 THOMPSON . LATIN SCIENCE . 1L',1110111 1'11. 11' 13 A; 1'311lL-1'L-11 from Prep, September, 31113;;355isl1111t 11001 131111 Manager, :3; Adclphi C11111 ; 313111111ksgivii1g 110p CommiltL e. ABRAM 1111135311-3N11 THRUNH . BIIiCHANICAI. ENGINEERING . Stony Hmuk, 1'11. 11311101'9111-1'11111 Pennsylvania C011L'gc, Ecttyshurg. Mechanical Engineer- ing Society ; Plurnix Literary Society. ww1kggwwww$ww3wwwdm1awwwwwww$u .31 '2 :11th;1$?12 Mia? 1M4: 11J-1'11 '14 4' 14 .; 11.1 k4, ;1'1'2'40 k ' E1 21 1'V5'A 111.1 12'11531 1'11 1'1 2'1 A; I7 1311', $13? 1; $55 . $3; '1? ' 1 5 f3; v 11'15'f5w f1'.$5'f$'31 1.111.113.1911. 1.1V. MM'L5'13. 1: 11' 3113155311 1 111120111111.111151.11 AIxN . 11111. 1151111113 . . 111114111 sx111L 1 .11111'L-11 from Dickilnson Sc111i1111ry, SL-plunbL-r. 'tlti; Class President '1, -;1 11111111101111 C11111, .1, . ; '1111'1111-511111113, .1; ju111111'011ito1u, lirce1.11111'1: 511111, 11 ; SL'L'rL-tury Athletic Association, 11. CHARLES131111211112 11121121111251 . C1111. 1121111 11311112111311: . S111111111'y. E 3; H .V 111; 1i11tL-1'L-1If1'0111 Prep, SL-ptcnth-r, '96; C11uir1111i11 Class 13x0- 1'11tivc C11111111ittec, :3 ; Assistant 1105c 111111 Manager, 2' , 11100 1,11Vie 1111111 11 , 111151- 111111 C111111nittL-1-, 21; Civil 112111.11111-L'ri11I,r Socicly ; Auditing COIIIIHitU'C Athletic Associatiun, 1'. 1 XV 11 111 1 I111 11 1111171 .1. . C111: 311s'1'11x . 1111111111111, 1'. 111111-11 11'11111 1111111-rsxillc,8111tc N111'111111 811111111, ScptLiner, '96; 01115 1'11111 1111111011111, :3; L1; 155 11115kLL 111111 1011111,. '1 31; C111111L-1C1111ir 1, -. 1, -;1 1.111'111-1' C111111L-1 Choir. 11; 0161- Club, 1 ; TllL 111cspi1111s, 3, 1; Assistant Manager 1:11.11: 1.111111; 2; Manager lirL-L' 1.1111L'L-, 51; Free 1.11111'e $11111, junior 111111111101 C11111111ittL-u; junior Asse111bly Co111111iltL-e ; 111111111'111'11111r. 11.11113 j-XLUH YORK . C11113115'1'11x 11'11rri111'11-M1uk, 1111' 11' ; 11'1111111111'11111 11'Lp., Seplunlm '116;1111101.11 ViL-111111111;C111Hs 1111511111111 11-11111, .1, 4: 11c1'711i11s L11L11111.11.S1111Lt;. LEWIS ICMANIHCI. YUI'NC. . 11111311311; ICNUINI'ZI'ZRING . . . Columbia, 1121111-1'1-1l 15111111 C1111111111iz1 High School, Septmnlxrr, '96; C111111L'1C110111, l. 2, 1 ; 1'1111-111x Literary Society ; Mining 1C11gi111-c1'i11g Society ; Vice 1'1'115- 11111111 Y. M. C. A., 3, 11; 1111M 1.11 Vic 111111111 '. Class 111101 111111 11-11111, :1; 111111111'111'111111'; Press Club, '1; M11111IgL-1' 1111-1: 1.111111, 4. '1'-Wm. 111-4114 V'm '11 1:11 '1 M '1 v0. ' '1 L .yw '-'1'g '1'5';V 411.1, 'vvv' ywwvw :411 5a 1th a 2 l 11, 314,11 :01 q 1:. - x: 1 AL u a, .1 gt. ,1: 11$ : a 1 . u 111 : 11$: 2 . 11-1115. I. 11131111m21r12v1'1us' 5 121.1311 11111431- f315'rg'. '3 . 'i.1'1'r$5'7f115'f$vwv.. v.1 .11. 1 . 1'11. 1'11. 1'11. 1'11. 1'11. AWHH w v w History Of l90l It is not without a degree of pleasure that we call attention to the fact that ours will be the first class to graduate in the twentieth century, and our record as a class has in it the same features of pluck and enterprise which will characterize the new century. A glance at our history will show that it is all that we claim. Our first great victory was that won from 1900 on the gridiron, and it was then that they first realized that we were too many for them. They received further proof of this, however, when we held our banquet. While we Were jnnrneying towards Altoona in pleasant anticipation of the feast which awaited us there, they were trudging hack from Lemont, whither they were led by their abnormal imaginations which have ever brought them to wrong,r conclusions. Following this, the close of the hasket-hall season found the inter-class cup in our possession, thus adding another to our list of triumphs. But the last and hardest struggle of the year was yet to come. One morning after many nights spent in watching, 1900 was rewarded by seeing our Hag float- ing serenely from the top of a stout pole. Water and the combined muscular efforts of their whole class produced no elTect, unless it was to make us more determined to stand by our colors. At last they withdrew, and our record for the year was one complete victory. During our second year the honors were more evenly divided. Satisfied with what we had accomplished, and seeing that l02 was having troubles of their own in other directions, we refrained from imposingr upon them any overwhehnhmr defeats. This year we have again come to the fore with some seVen of our 34 members 011 the 'Vursity foot-bnll team, and four out of a possible live 011 the lVarsity husket-hall team. We have withstood the ravages of the professors fairly well. A few have t 7 found that mathematicians, like puets, l are born, not made,' and that there are other expenses than practicum fees connected with Chemistry. but this is inevi- tably the case in all classes. Difiiunlt, indeed, is it to r -:11i7.e that three years have elapsed since the mem- bers of '00 roused us from our mianight repose to make inmromptu speeches for their :mmsement, but nevertheless, it is true. and :1 year hence we in our turn shall step out into the world, others will take our plzlee, and the class 01' 1001 will he known only in name. 1 Viqu $4M... junior Zlass YQ : Rah ! Rah ! State ! Ninctccn One ! Century ! Century ! Just Begun ! gOIOI'S : Light Blue and Soul Brown. officers: Pursia'ml, - - - - S. H. KUIIN 170'lbY'A'I'HIL'IIA - - - A. M. ARNEY Sz'rn'lmy, - - - J B. MUKIC ???'amn'r, - - - G. A. ELDER. EAVKD members Q aw Grace Mabel AlcxmulcraLutin Science; Centre Hull, Pu. Entered from Los Angcles High Scluml ; UirFS Basket Ball Tram, 1, 2 ; 1001 1421 Vic Board. Joshua Hughes AllL-ni Mcchunical linginccring; Blomnshurg, P11. 2' 1 If. H N If; Entered from Bloomshurg High School, September, '97 ; Mechanical Engineering Society ; Junior Assembly Committee. Albert Miles ArncyMJClcctrical Engineering; Centre 11:111. Pa. Entered frum Spring Mills Academy, September, WT; WU! I411 Vic Board: Vice Presi- dent Class, 51; Free Luncc Stuff, 53; Electrical Hngim-cring Society ; Juniur 01 11101'. Charles Ileyd Busslc1;-lileclricnl Engineering; St. '1 110111:15, Pu. U E II; entered from ML-I'Ccrslnn'g Academy, September, ,0? ; Class Basket Bull Team, 1 ; Manager W'zn'sity Base Bull Fcum. :3; Assistant Business Manager Free Lzmcc, 21; Electrical Iing'im-cring Sncicty. VVillizun IIHI'kllCSS Bucklmnl Chcmislry; Stutc College, P11. 'P lI' 1': clltcrcd from Prep, September, '97; College Basket Bull Team, 2; Class Basket Ball Team, 1, 2, 23; Captain Class Basket B1111 Team, I ; Class Foot B1111 Team, 2; Bcrzelius Chemical Sncicty. John an'oc Craig-Iilcctricul Engineering; Grccnwmul 1HIrnme, P11. H X If Entered from Lewistmvn High School, September, 'HT; Class Base Ball Team, 1,2, :1 ; Electrical Engineering Society. 555 5555555555555???EEEEEEEEEEE Clayton Eugene Crouch, Jr.5Mcchanica1 Engineering; Oswego, N. Y. Entered - from Oswego High School, September, '97; Mechanical Engineering Society. Thomas Crunller-Electrical Engineering; Wayne, Pu. Entered from Radum' High School, September, 597 ; Electrical Engineering Society ; Recording Secretary Y. M. C. A., 2 ; Phoenix Literary Society ; Junior Orator. Orren Gilbert Cypheh-Mcchanical Engineering; Saxton, Pa. Entered from Prep., September, '97;Mmld01inClub, , 2, .3; Mechanical Engineering Society ; McAllister Prize. Arnot H. Dodds-Civil Engineering; Titusville, Pa. Entered from Titusvillc High School. September, '37; Civil Engineering Society; Press Club, :1. George Washington Dodge Mechanical Engineering; Lancaster, Pa. '0 ll' 1', H N15; entered from Prep., September, WT ; The Thespizms. 3; Mechan- ical Engineering Society. George Abram Elder-Electrical Engineering ; Philipsburg, Pa. 2' .4 If, H .V l:'; entered from Philipsburg High School, September. 'HT; 1901 La Vie Board; Free Lance Staff, 3; Class Basket B1111 Team, 1, 2, 3; Captain Class Basket Ball Team, 3; College Basket Ball Team, 3; Electrical Engineering Society ; Class Treasurer, 2, 3 ; Junior Orutm'. Edward Savage Erlr-Cllemistry ; State College, Pa. Entered Sophomore, Sep- tember, '98 ; Berzelius Chemical Society. David Lloyd liynon-Mining Engineering; Philadelphia, Pa. 2' X, H N 12'; entered from William Penn Charter School, September. '97; Mining Engineering Society. John Harvey lehx1estock51ilcctrica1 Engineering Harrisburg, Pa. Entered Harrisburg High School, September, ,97; Megs Club,' -, Ii; Treasurer 8 Phoenix Literary Society, 2 ; Electrical Engingelumg Society. . .5. . .5. .5. i5. pr. . .pu-npn-Adav'mwpvpv $.55555 55555. 55!EE:!!!!!!!!!!! Isuuc Grantham Gordon Furstcr Imlin Science: State College, P21. ll' 2', H X l;'; entered from Buckncll Academy, September, WW; Class Executive Cum- mitlcc, 2 ; Class Font Bull Tczun, l, :2 ; Mandolin Club, 5; ; Banquet Cunr mince, l, 3 ; The Thcspizms, 2: ; Junior Assembly Committee. Thomas Ehmy Fugatc--Civil Engineering; Du Bois P11. Entered from Du Rois. High School, Suptcmbcr, W77 ; Class Foot Ball Team, 2 ; Civil Engi- neering Society. Reuben Jasper Ezmlner Electrical Engineering; Facturyvillc, Pa. Entered from Keystone Academy ; September, ,0? ; I'Zlcctriczll Engineering Society. AlfredStevens ,11:1$;.;1nv IClcctrical Engineering; Bcllwoml, Pu. Entered from Bellwood High School, Septmnber. '97 ; Electrical Engineering Society. Robert Olin Glc1111 lC1ectricuI Engineering; State College, Pa. Entered from Prep, September, HJ7; Electrical Engineering Society. Paul Collins Hzlldcnmileechunicul Engineering; Marietta, Pa. 1' X, H A la'; entered from Franklin and Marshall Academy, September, ,9? ; Class 13001 Bull Team, 2 ; Class Base Bull Team, 2, $3 ; Banquet Committee. 3 ; Mechan- ical Engineering Society. Charles Miller Harris HElccU-icul Engineering; Bcllcl'onte, Pa. III In! 1', H X If; entered from Bcllcl'onte Academy, September, 'UT, Class Foot Ball Team, 2; College Foot Bull Team, 53; Electrical Engineering Society. Sum Bertha Hm-tcr rrucncml Science; State College. Pa. Entered from Prep, September, V97 ; Girls Basket Ball Team, 1, 2. Harry Clayton HcatonACivil Engineering; Woodmnnt, P21. 4' I'J; entered Junior, September, '99; Banquet Committee, 3; Press Club, 2, 3; Civil Engineering Society ; Free Lance StuiT, 1. Irvin Franklin Hcplur Mcc1mniczll Engineering; I'Iarrisbnrg, Pa. 1's! 12', H A If; entered from Irlzu'risburg High School, June, ,98; 1901 Lil Vic Board; .s.s. . .s- . .s. .w..s. .s.s- d.'.,.pv.'.'.y.'. .y. - -'.'.'. 335535$3533533$eeeeeeezEe$$ezz Class Base Ball Team, 2, 3 ; Collc e Base Ball Team :2 - Class Foot Bull ' J Tczun, 2 ; Mechanical Engineering Society. Hurry Joseph Hunsickcr--Electricnl Engineering ; Lchighton, Pa. Entered from Lchighton High School, September, '97; Electrical Engineering Society. John Hunsicker, Jr.-Mcch:mical Engineering; Lebanon, Pa. 2' .V; entered from Lebanon Valley College. September, '97; Chapel Choir, 2, 31 ; The Thespians, :2, 53; Mechanical Engineering Society. Willis Alden Ishlcrslilectricnl Engineering; Bcllcfuntc, Pu. Entered from Bcllefontc High School, September, '97; Chapel Choir, 2, 31; Electrical Engineering Society. George H1111 Kittredgcshllcclmnical Engineering; Tunkhzmnock, Pu. 4' l' J; entered from Mansfield Slate Normal School, September, J7 ; Free Lance $1le, 3, 4 ; 1901 La Vie Board ; The Thcspians, 53 : Mechanical Engineer- ing Society. Samuel Harrison KulmsCivil Engineering ; Altoonu, Pa. 4' l' J ; entered from Altomm High Schonl, September, '97 ; Free Lance SHUT. 2, 3; ICditor-im Chief IENH La Vie ; Class Historian, 1 ; Class President, 3 ; Civil Engineer- ing Society. Iflmcr Theodore McClearysChemistry ; I'Iarrisburg, Pa. l' xl 12', 1+ X15; entered from Harrisburg High School, September, .17 ; Business Manager '01 La Vie; Manager Foot Ball Team, 4 ; Assistant Manager Foot Ball Team, 2;; Class Basket Ball Team, I 2, 33, College Basket Ball Team, 2, 53; Class Executive Committee, 2 ; Banquet Committee, I ; The Thcspiuns, 3 ; Berzelius Chemical Society ; Captain sVarsity Basket Ball Team, sl. Franklin Fletcher Miller Civil Engineering; Bruin, Pu. H X 11'; cntcred from Allegheny College. September, W7 ; Class Foot Ball Team, I, 2 ; College Foot Ball Team, 2, 3: Chuirnmu Class Executive Connnittue, 2; Civil Engineering Society. 555333335335355eE$ezeee33333:: Olive Cora Millcr-Gcneral Science; State College, Pa. Entered from Prep, September, 107 ; Girls' Basket Ball Team, 2. Thomas Harrison Mi11e1' 1Vlec1mnic211 Engineering; Bruin, Pa. Entered from Allegheny College, September. .17 ; Class Foot Ball Team, 1, 2; College Foot Bull Team, 2, :5; 11101 La Vie Board; Mechanical Engineering Society ; Junior Orator. Hurry Let- Mingos-Jilcctrical Engineering ; Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Ill .1' I1, H N III; entered from Susquehanna Collegiate Institute, September, 197; 11101 La Vie Board ; Electrical Engineering Society. Josiah Burdctlc Mokc-Civil Engineering; Pittsburg, Pa. Entered Junior, Sep- tember, H.151; The Thespians, 3; Class Secretary, 3; Civil Engineering Society. Brooke Lindsay Moorc C11cmistrv; Harrisburg, Pa. 2' :1 13', H N If; entered from Harrisburg High School, September, '07 ; Manager Class Foot Ball Team, '3; Toastmaster Freslmnm Farewell Banquet, 1 ; Class Marshal, 2; Berzclins Chemical Society ; 15101 La Vie Board. Harry Raymond Nclson-Cllcmistry ; Snxton, Pa. Entered from Bcdford Acndem r Sc ncmher .17 ; 'lbust-nmster unior Bum net ' Class Base Ball 3, 1 l 7 Team, 1 2, 53 ; lichL-lius Chemical Society. William Charles PollockA-Mining Engineering; Osceola Mills, Pa. Entered from Houtsdnlc High School, September, '97; Mining Engineering Society. Charles Hense1 Ruuh-Mechanicul Engineering ; Quarryville, Pn. If H II ; entered from Mcrccrslmrg Academy, September. 197; 1901 La Vie Board; Mechan- ical Engineering Society ; Chairman Junior Assembly Committee. George Krug Recd Mining Engineering; Lancaster Pu. 'I' It. 3', 9 N 12'; entered from Franklin and Marshall Academy, September, '97 ; Mining,r Engineer- 5??5$3353555$$3E$E$$EGQ$$$ECE$ 42 ing Society; Class Executive Cnmmittcc, 2; Business Manager IHUI La Vie: Class Base Bull team, 1, 2, 2!; Thcspiuns, 3; Press Club, 2, :3. Joseph Paul Ritcmmr Biology; Uninntmvn, HI. ll.-', H .V Ii; entered from Prep. Seplmnhcr, WT ; Class Secretary, '3; 1001 La Vie Board ; Chairman Junior Banquet Committee. Harris Abram RnbldnszClL-clricnl Engineering ; 10.9th1, N. V. 4' 1' lt' ; entered from Gushen High Svlmnl, Scplcmlwr, WT ; IClectricul Engineering Society. Joseph Dram Robbins;aMechanical Engineering; Robbins Station, ht. Iintcrcd from Prclx, Scptmnlx-r, '97; Class Executive Committee, I ; Banquet Committee, I. 53. Press Club, 2, Ii; Secretary Press Club, 2;; Mcchzmi ml lCngim-ering Society ; Junior Assembly Cmmnitlcc; Free Lance Stle, 4. James Coburn Rngcrw-Binlogy ; Bcllel'untc, Ht. 2' .V, H X l-.'; entered from Bulle- fnnlc Academy, SL-ptcmbcr, JT. William Fay Ross$Biolngyz Vi11imnslmrg, Pu. ,III I'J; entered from Prep, September, '97 ; Class Tr 115111113 I ; Thu Thespiuns, 51; junior Assembly Cmnmittco. Joseph Shirk Rnblc--Mechanical Engineering; State College, M1. HNIa'; entered from Prep, September, J7; College 1:001 Bull Team, 1, 2, College Basket Ball Team, 2, 53, Captain College Basket Ball Team, I C1355 Basket Ball Team, '3, 51; 19001 Bull Cmumittce, 2; Mechanical Engineering Society. Robert William $111Mulryi-Mcchnnical ICng'im-cring'; Piuqhurg, R1. H .V l:'; entered from Duquesnc College. .X'ptcmlwr, WT ; Mechanical Engineering Society ; Press Club, 33. William Mnrinn Schuurc:-I'Zlcctricul Engineering; Srlin's Grove, h. lintcrcd from Prep, Scptcmbcr, '97; Press Club, 2, :1; Electrical Engineering Sucivty. aawaawaz-aa5aai.ee.::esee:eeze Le Roy $011011 Mining Engineering; VVillizunspm-t, Pu. Entered from Prep, Scptembcr, '97 ; College F00t Bull Team, 1, 2, E , 4 ; Captain College Font Team, 4 ; Class F001 B1111 Tum, Captain, 1, 2 ; Chairman Class. Executive Committee. 1 ; Captain Class Base Ball Team, 1, 2, 3; College Athletic Team, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Junior Assembly Committee. Charles Franklin SlmoIP-Muthcnmtics; Mcchzlnicsbnrg, P21. Entered from Harrisburg Academy, September, '97; Treasurer Y. M. C. A., 2 ; Class Dc- bnting Team, 2 ; Junior Omtor. Willard Aaron Smith- C11cmis1ry; Philipsbnrg, Pu. Entered from Philipsburg High School, September, W7 ; Bcrzclius Chemical Society. Dzmicl Maser Stuart r-Agriculturc ; State College, Pa. :1 Z; entered from Prep., September, J7 ; Class Executive Committee, I ; Class Foot Bull Team, I; Class Basket Ball Team, 1, 2, 33 ; Captain Class Buskct Bulchum, 2 ; C01- lcgc Basket Ball Team, 3 ; Class Busc B1111 Team, 1, 2, 3. George Johnston Stunrt-Mcchmlical Engineering; Boulsburg, Pa. Entered from Bonlsburg High School, September, '07; Mechanical Engineering Society. Guy Wisu-Mcchunical Engineering; Allentown, h. H .V l:'; entered from Allentown High School, September, '97; Banquet Cmnmittcc, l ; Class Executive Cummittcc, 2; 1901 La Vie Board; Mechanical Engineering Society ; Junior Omtor. SAMUEL DAVID CARNEY ALICE BANKS COCHRANIC HOWARD KIMBALL CUR'FIN lesxc Ammo DAVIS WILLIAM JOSEPH DAUGIIICRTY WILLIAM HENRY EWING GEORGE CHARLES FHUCUT Mmmmm'r'm ANNA FLEMING JOHN THOMAS FOLEY ERNEST HOWARD GmclcN ELIZABETH GRACE HENDRIX ANDREW GRAICMH Ilium Huuu A. JACKSON JOHN JAMES LARKIN WALTER BROWN ORBIN LusLm Plccx SAMUEL NIURRAY POLLOCK Woonsuev BURTIS POTTER WILLIAM HERBERT PRICE RICHARD RUTLEDGIC RAY Loch MARION RENO MARTIN JmIN RENO CALVIN KUHNS RISSER HELEN MAY RUDY MARGARET Ismncl. RUDY DANIEL Schkmc, JR. JAMES DANIEL SHAW I'IARRY SuomMAmcx FRANCIS ALISON SMYTHE REESE OLIVER SvanEN CHARLES THEOLA WADE CHARLES WARREN Wm'rxc AARON Jom. WINIcTz J slum ,. MCA'x . . Q l! 'oa ' Imam. l'mm BiSIOI'V 0f I902 SQ! what is the use of making any exertions to do so when it is. not necessary? Even if we arc the flrst class in eleven years that did not cover the required gmuml in Chemistry during,r the first term, what of it ? Perhaps we really could not do that amount 01' work, and perhaps we could, if we had so desired. We are not ashamed of our past doings. Vt'hy should we hv? Here they are : Our cider uscrap did not take place on schedule time, but when it did, tOI had become so thirsty that they were unable to distinguish water frum cider, and while they were emptying a barrel of water we had the cider all to onrsch'cs on another part of the campus. The foot-ball game was a tit and wr ftzll'cd for our mm, but we were allowed to have them on condition that no demonstration should he made. Not a moment was lost in accepting this condition. 47 1I F is true that we are not nmking a phoumnenal record for ourselves but Our banquet was a total failure. We are not to blame, however, for we never even prepared to go. '01 was too vigilant and we did not wish to create a disturbance. It was postponed indefinitely. In due time our flag was put up and it was also defended to the best of our ability. Our ability was not snfhcient though, and had it not been for 1900, the ailair would have ended ingloriously for us, but when our banner had been torn in half, they rescued the piece and returned it to 115. Both our class and ,01 claimed the victory, and to this day the matter has not been decided. This much may be said that 1H again has possession of part of the flag. 1903 came, outmnnbering us two to one, so we concluded it would be better for all parties concerned to allow them to have full sway. We objected to their mustaches, though the faculty did not, and now our class is smaller by two members. We miss them much, but their memory still lives. Intellectually, our record in the past has been one in which we do not care to discuss. Suffice it to say that we are acquainted with the rules in regard to the removal of conditions. But we are yet young and will eventually mend our ways, so donlt be too hard on us. To tell the truth, some of us hope to graduate in 190:2. Whethe we shall realize our expectations, the future will show. Sovbomore mass Y9 : Hi ! Kcrzip te! Boom ! Will! ! Hou .' Pennsylvania State ! 1902. zoIors: Old Guld and Navy Blue. 0mm: x D. CURE, Clmirmtm. G. CRAFT, lire'twlfz'r Umiml'llarx W. MILES, A. MILLER, R. MITCHELL. i Snv'elaly, C. MCCONNM. ??ramrcr, J. K. BURTON Pool, MISS JONES i Hfslorz'cm, F. YOCUM Illarslmll, R. V. LITTLE j; Clmplain, P. E. SMITH. E members 119021 .5; 16.1111. 1211 11.1111: A11.1:11.5',L ' .1 13 ................. 1'31. 15115:... ............ 11'11111-111'11'1-11. 1 11111121111: RICK UANHZ 1. 11N11111-.11'.5' .1 1 .......... Cl11-1111.5'111 .............. 11:11'1'151111rg. 1 Q1111. 1111AN11 1111111111111111211 .................... L111-11115111' .............. 111111111. ' 111111111. 11 A1. 1111211'1' 111.11 ............ . ......... Biology .............. 11111111101110. 1111.1.11111111111111111 11111111112115 ........... .. ..... 15.1. ling ................ L'l1zu11111-rsl111rg. . W11.1.1AM BACH 11111111171111.1121: ................... Min. 112111; .............. 11111511111. 11111123 KING 11111111111: ......................... 1'111-11115'11'1' .............. '1'1111yt11w11. 11112111112112 N11211 1'11N C111111111121.1.. L X ............ Liv. 111114. . . . .. ......... 151111111111. 11111111151131 ARTHUR CAMI'IC .................. 1121. 11111.5 . . . .. ..... ... Shmpshurg 1.11211111' 1 .11.5'11N C11111'112N'1'11211 ................... Much. ling .............. .ukc V1L11V JOHN 11112N111'11'1111'15 C1111:.5'1'N1 1' 111. L' X ..... 311111. 1121115., .. ......... 1' 11111111lc11111iz1. ' 11112111112112 1.1111111121111111: C111111 1- 1111 ll ........... 111-.1'111 11.11;; .............. W.n ! 1111171111111111.1121'C1'11112 11 11 ll ................. 12111111111 ................ 1111113111. A11'1'111'1111112'1'1'1121. 1 151111211 ..................... M11-11 1121114 .............. 1. 111111111111. 1 111m 11111111115- 1111214111111 ........... . ...... L'i1. 1 .11 -' ............... 11e1lf11111. 11111210110111;C1111111.112.5'111121111112, L .1 l' .......... 1 1. 111g ................ Wilkinshnrg. I111v111 11112111 '1'11N 11111.11 um 11' L ................. M1111. 1121114 ............. 11ru11f11r1l. L117.11211Nl12 11A11'111111.1111112w 11111N111..11' .......... M1011. 112111.; ............. 1 '111'1'e11. VVAL'I'ER 11111111211111: 1111NL'1-2 .................... Min. 112111.r ............... 11:1111-1-1'. 11 L11-20111211: 11AN111.11N1'1, 'l' L' K ................... 151. 111114;. . .. . ......... White 11:11'1'11. 1111211111AN 11161111112111 HANSON, 1!! L' 11. ........ L'1111111i.5'11'y.. . . . .. Mnncllcstcr. N. H. C1.1111112Nc112 111111111111 111111141111 ..... 1111-011. 1111;; .............. 111-1lc1'1111tc. WILLIAM W'HARTUN 111121111121.11.111'1'.11 111 .L' 11'. 1111-11. 11311;: .............. Lancaster. 1.11211'15' CALVIN 1111.11.11.11: ..................... I 1.1.111: ............... 11511111111; DONALD DAVIS 1111:1111 ................... 1111-1'11.1111115..............Miminl1urg. A1.11'111511 '1'112NN1'5'11N 11111.1.1111'.11' .............. 1121. 113111; ............... 1111111 112A111.112C11A1111-10N111112111125 ................... Mach. 112111.: .............. Cape May C111, N. J. 11111: 11211110111111.1211211111112111; .................... C111-111i5'1r1' .............. 11111111111 11.1 THOMAS 11121111111115 5' ............................ Civ. 11211.1; .............. Walnut. -. AN'1'111N1122'1 1'11 11121111011'111N112s ................ 111-11. Sci ............... Mi11c15v1111151 111111111! 1.112 1111511111. ........................ 1121. 1121111; ................ 8.11111' .1 RALPH V1NT11N 1.111 1'1.112. L X .................. M12011. ling .............. C1111111c:'1.1111l Md. JAMES R111. AN11 11111111110011 .................... 1111. 1211;; ............... Media. P11211C11'A1. M 1111 L' X ....... ' ........ 1121. 112111: ............... Norwood. CHARI. 112.5 111111111 MCC11NN1 1.1. .......... ICI. 113111.: ................ Beaver. 11.1111112N112 111111 1118 M1'151121.1'1 I111 11 ............ Min. 113111.: ............... Pittsburg. 11W 11 11141111115111: 111-11'N11 111-, L .1 1'1 .......... 111-11. Sci ..... .. ...... Allegheny. 1'211N112.5 1' 8'1'11211'1111'1' 11111.1 11 ............ . . 1121. 112111; ................ 0:1 kd.11c. ALFRED 1111111111211 1115111111211111111.1.1211 1111 11. . . 151. 112111,: ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 111.11.11.11-11111i4 111111111 C111125'1'11211 I111'1'1'111121.1., I1 11 ll ............ Biology ................ 1' 11151111115. FRANK M1'1NA1111N ........................... L'111-11lislr1' ...... . . ....'1'itu.5'vill1-. FRANK 7.11111; 111111111112 ........................ . . W: 1y111-sl111ro. 11.111111' A11 1'.5'1'1' .5' 1111111. 5111111111111. WAI.12'1'1 11 1' 111121112 1111'11' 1'1.111 N1111'1111'gm1t11w11. CYRUS 1112112121'15' $111211 1121111111 Warren. 1111111011 Chunk. 1111211111211:11111115111111 S111'1'11 ................... 111111. 1'11111. 1611121111 SMITH ........................ I121. ling ................ 1.1-1111111111. 111111129. S'1'1121111112'1'T . .......................... 1121. 11311;: ............... -' 1-'111.5 Cleck. I'.11'.1 1'1N111N 1' 81'1121'12N5'11N 11' 11' L' ............ 11111115111: ............. 1' 11151111115. 1111111111. 1. W11211,5'1'-:1 11 .5'1' 11.11'11211 .................. C111-111ist1-1' .............. 11k. JONAS 1' .1.11'111111 W111'.N11211 ..................... 1' 11i10.51111111. ........ ....110115c1'villc. SA11111121.11'111111111111'1-2111111.AIR ................ 1111-1211.!2111; .............. 01111 112111 Station. 1 RANK 111111 '111N 1'11c1111,'l' I ............... Chemistry. .. ...... Ridgwa1 50 FRESHME ' J llllllllllllll '5 llll ll ll!!! Biswrv of I903 NCIC lk'furc in the history of the College thu-n- was :1 larger Freshman h ClilSS, hut never was there :1 mon- ln'mnising mic. HI' i-ulii'sv thu Supllov mm'cs will not zigru- 10 the lust statement, fur thuy liui'sisl in swing unly hml qualities in lircshim-n, hut L'VL'll their pri-jmlicn-s will hun- Imlisuplmn'hL-l'orc lhc hrilliunl showingr wc are going to m:nkc fur nnmvli'L-s. To hv sun; we have hccn criticised and found fault with for living fresh, hut this happens to every Freshman class, 50 what nL-ul wc czn'c? Look :11 nur i'cmml during the short time we have lK'Cll hcrv. ,lllllllll zit lirst, but gradually grniiliug com 1er wv collected mii' nu-mhvrs :15 well :15 our senses and hold :1 cluss-mwling. Unu organized, wc lk-ll Ihzlt we wcrc thc unb' vluss and started out In vmwinu- ulhvrs of tho incl. Suphmnm'cs. juniors, and UVL'H Seniors who were watching for this now prodigy, culled 1W l3, u'ci'c cumpcllcd to 51 tiee before our new-born enthusiasm. Once afterward the Sophomores disputed our supremacy, but the struggle was short. With cries of t' 190:3, this way !'t they rallied their men but with no success, for they were utterly beaten and gave us no further trouble. Then came the foot-ball game. Chagrined by their previous defeat, they gathered up a team, put it in training, and by a desperate effort succeeded ine well, we did not have any intense desire to carry canes, anyhow. But mark our next achievement, the clusshanqnet. Boarding the noon train one day in February, we started for Tyrone. At Seotia, the Sophs, who had occupied another car, made :1 determined fight under the direction of more mature minds, but the train went on. Some of our members did not, however, until they had procured other means of conveyance. But then they did, and fiftyefour Freshmen dined at Tyrone that night when but forty-two had signified their inten- tion of doing 50, 1902's efforts always did have negative results though. We have not been lacking in regard to other matters either. We have learned how to drill, or as a certain Southern gentleman expresses it to Hfire out, and although our enthusiasm was not always approved by the Connnandant, yet we wish to remind him that the spectators had to be amused. We have wrestled with German and French verbs, and have had daily eonfiiets with mathematical expressions until the weakest of our number have fallen. We have been told tt my version of it repeatedly, and some of us have found that it is nothing more than the fourth letter of the alphabet. We have made liberal contributions to the Library, and will doubtless continue to do so at regular intervals nntilwe graduate. What more can he expected of us? When we entered college we numbered almost one hundred and twenty persons ; when we graduate we shall nninher , but this is anticipating, for we are yet in the hands of the professors. May the fates favor us ! freshman Y9 : Hullabaloo! IIurmh! Ho Rec llullnlmlno ! Hurrah ! Ho Ree Hurrah I I-Ioo Ree Pensy Stuu- ISM; Zolors : Red and Blue. omccrs : 12.112 IIHWITT, Clmirmzm jI.SNx'1n-:R lirw'nliz'r' Umimillr'r 4 V. .KIRK ML 114.1 lmuuc l l . R. BAKER 'lhwxm'z'r - - - R. S. ImMMLIm .S'z'z'n'ltujn' - - - G. V'. SHURIGI AIUI'SIIrM - - - C. W. Rmmc l 111le 7'1! ll K - R. L. S'rlucwmk 101111 17.1111 AikLn .......................... I131. ling... ............. Bc11cfonte Muses 1111111111 11110111111111 ................... 1' ................ 1111111111111 Robert 1111111111 111 lillic L' . 11... .1.........:1ILC11. 11 .1111 ................ 111111L1'sl1u1'g 11111111111C1'eig11t011 11111111 ................... Civ 11 .111; .................. 1.0Lk II11vc11 Robert Russell Baker L 1 l ................ C11e111islry ............ Harrisburg 11.1111c1'11L-11ry BL'CkCrt ..................... 11.1. 1.111;. .. . ............ .1iLtsbu1'g 11111411 Joseph Boyle ........................ Ci1'.11.11g .................. 11111181011 Joseph 111'1111LisB1'uLllL' .................... C11L-111islry ............. . . . .111111151111rg JzuilL-s Craft BringL 110 ll ................. Lli1'.l1.111.,r ................ .111'1111k1i11 1111111111 Ber 111111.: ...................................... Ri111e1'1'1u'k 1111111111111 11111111 L111111111L'11 ............. .MLL'11. 11111; ................ BCElCiI 11211'L11 IIL111'111'11Ruy C1'11'k ........................ Civ. ling ................... 11111111 L 101111 C1111'i11y C121111L-11111 L X ............... 1121 1111 r ................... MLL111111icsl1ui'g Louis 111111 C1'L1s1111111 l5 H H ............ 111111. 113111: .............. Stcdton 111111111 LL-e Cuunnings ..................... 111L'L'11. lung ................. Cape May. N. 1. Peter HofTL-r D1111 ..... .. .......... 11io1og1' .................... CL-111L-r 111111 John RL1L1LL1 I1L'L'kL-1'11' L .................. 111L-c11. 1121114.... ....... . '.i1111 George 11Lr1111111 11LilLL-11' 11' L ............. Civ 112111; ................... 111115111111: RObLl'l StLiicl 11L-1111111L1 11' L' ............. Gen. Sci ................. 11111--g11L11y Arthur Roscoe 11L1111i11g11111 ............... 1121. 1131114.. .......... DLLkzu'Ll 11L-urge 11311g11r 11iL'111 K L' ................ H . .. .......... 111111'iL ITrL'Ll 1'111'111L'11tcr11011gc L'.1 1'3. . . . ....... f1 LriL'ultiirL- . .. ............ Shingie Housc Harry Arthur 11ZiSL-111111111 .......... .151. 11.11;; ............. .,01'wigs11111'g 1121114111'12111'116111 11ZI1L'1111L-1g1'1' ..... .. H H ............... St: Ile C111 L-gL 112111111111 111mm 11111'1'11' L 11'. .. .,.. LIL'H. Sci ................... Blade 11' 11111111 A111L'1'1 1110011 FCIZL'I' L .1 I11 ................. Civ. 11311;: ,. ,,,,,,,,,, C11iL'L1111 Arthur 111'11L'L111'is11L'1' ................... . 111L111. 113111.: ................ 7.11111 Charles Nevin Fisher .............. C11L-111i51ry ................ Zion 5101'1i11g 11L'11'ilt Fowler ............... . '11L-L11.11'.11g ................ 11L'111iL1L 11'1111L-1'1111111L-111 Fox 11' 11' L' ............ M 11.11;: ................... Clarion C11111'1L-s Stom- 111'c1'1111111 .................... 111111 1121115r .................. I itlshurg 11.1111'11r11 SpanglLr l'rL-v L :1 l1? .............. C11'. 11211;,r .. .............. York Roerl 11L-01'gL 1:111'1L11 .. ...... 11.1 113111;. . ..01'11ig511111'g Ilurry 111i111 11L-11111111 ..................... Chemistry ........... North 11'111L's Harold 111'1'11'11 1.1111 .................... 11in. 11311;; .............. State College Ray VirgilL lov-Li. ............... .111'L'11. 11211;: ........ ..111i111i1111111'1:; 11.11g11r 11.11r1e .odnrd L I-Z , . . .. 111 112111,., ................... Huntington Genrgc 05L a1 hmy ....................... C11L'11118Uy ................. State College 11.11r1 11.1111'111'11 11L-MILL A l1 ................ 111111. 113111.: .................. 1111015 I Lm'eg e1111L'1111111111 IIL1ke ................... Cw 113111.: ................. Bismark 1111111111 5111111011 Hooker 11 U 11 ............. Chemistry ................. 'liyan- 11011-11111 Womlin 1101p ............... 1131 1121114.. ........... 11'Iimi1111111'g Robert MLDLm'Lll IIuer ................ Civ 112111;. .............. 11111111115 111u11cis C111vi11 Johnston ................... 1111. 11211;; ................. 1 mnklin 11111'i11 A1'111111 Jams ................... H H ................... MinersviHe C1lilr1cs1.1111111L 1111x:111$10L L X ........ H .................. Lock Haven 11 :1H111Lr1.111i51'i .1 H ..... Pittslmrg Hurry C11a11111c1' 1x'itt1'L-11ge ....... .111111.11.11g ................. Tunkhunnuck 11.11g11r MeVersI'r r111r ....................... hc11.$ci .................. Sunbury Frank C1Ls1u'K1111ke1 ...................... 11L . SL1 ................... Homestead James Vance Kyle ........................ 11.1. 11.11;; ............... Milfoy 1111111 BLchtLl 1.1111 dis ....................... H ............... Ruck GlL'n Willis IIei11L-1b1u1g1131.111111191 ................ H ............. Lancaster Albert LyarIile 11 ....................... H 1' ................... I'lvci'L-tt Roert Ross 1.11Lkicd ............... .. . ..111L-L11. 113111.; ................ Chester 11111L-s Joseph M111'1-L1L- ..................... Agriculture ................ Stultc vColnge 11211111111 Hull Mu .......................... Civ. 112111: .................. Harry MLCurll Mchwen ................... 1121 113111.: ................... New i110L-1111L--11Ln1 1Villi11111 Alonzo Merkc. . . ..1 . . .......... 111L-L11.11111Lr ................ BL! Stanley Jacob '11L'r1111rt11 ................... 111111.12111,r ................. 1.1151011 Daniel Kinns c1 MillLrL ' 11 111 .............. Min 1 .111; .................. Du B015 54 John Albert Moroney ...................... 1121. Eng ................... PittsburLr Helen Dale Musser ........................ Biology .................... State College 11111'1y Cambk: NL'L'l.l . . ......... .... ........Agric1lllltr111'11.. ............. I11'11v11c.511111'g Joseph Marcy Nelso ...................... 1121 ................... CI1L1.5 C11111'1L's IN1'1111111111eli51111111115 .................. C1111111115'11'y .................. Ne11'L'11stlL' I121111w 1N1y 110111 ling ................ Warren Arthur Samuelo O'Neil ........... , Chemistry ........ ... 1511110 C11111'11's l'u1111L'r ...................... Ci1'. 1'211L1 .................. 1111111110 Charles McCoy 1'1'11LL1' 11' 11' L .............. ML'L'11. 112111.,r ................ I.L11111.5'11111111 William Phillips. .......................... H ........ DuquesnL- WilIimus McKelvuy RL'11L'1' ................. ................ 11100115111111; 1111111'1111101' Ricl111r1ls11' l' A ............... I110111Lry .................... '11'11115111L1011 J11111 W:11'1L-11 1111' 11111115 ..................... 11111011 12111; ................ I1111g11k1111111111111 111-urge S. Ixiee ..................... Aer'iLulturL ,. ............ 01111135111111; Curl W111111'011 Rogers l1'l1 H . . .. ........ Min 11211 1' ................ W111'1L111 Ernest Garfield Rodgers 2' 11' IL ............ ML'L'h. 1121114; ............ 111111111 Luther R1111r1111L'11 .................. 1121. 11211 1 ................. S111111111'y C11 11r1L15 Wlee1'l1L'........... .........ML-L'11. 112111.: ................ S11111-C1111L'g'11 Ralph 1110111111 R111111L' .................... I121. 11211Lr .................. 11111141011111 11111110 V111e1111111 S110riLri1ll l A ............. 111111111. 11211;: .............. 1'111511111'1: George M11111011 S'L'11crs 110 H .............. 11.1 112 1g . ...... . .1'111111111-11111111 Willis Musscr Sellers ................. . ' ............. , Fillmore 111'1111L1'ick Robert Shaffer .................. C11 11211L1'. .. ........ 1161111'0011 11113111111 1113511111 S1111lrpc .............. 1'2 . I1211Lr ............ West C1111$111r 1121115 Campbell $1111. .......... C11 11211;; ........... Sunbury Percy 11111111'1111 S110L1111LrL111' ............. .1121. 112111.: ................. 1111111'1111511111'1: EmL Christina S. S11y111 111' ............ 111111. S111 ............. S1111L1C011LL1'L' 101111 anL'r S11y11L11' ...... ... ............. 1111-011 112le1 ............... 111'011Lrl11011 L'11111'1L1.5'I'I11r0111Splitslmn- ............. . Ci1' 11211L1' .................. 1.1111'141'1110 1'211101'1'111111S11111 L1' ................ 1121 12111.1; ...... 01 11111415111111; Ezekiel 31111-1111 ........................... ' ............... . 1111115 C1'LLL Harry 11211111'111 Stilt ........................ C11' 1 113.; .................. BLI11'SV111L Harry 1121'erL'tt SLoeIinnLr ...... 1121.11.11Lr ................... 1116115111111'1111 C1111'e11CL1 1111111111 S1011 111 L ...... .................. 11101111111111 Robert LLROV Str'eLtL'1'11' ' 11' .............. 1111-1111. 11211L1'. .. ......... ..I111'111x R1111 Joseph 1111'1L'r Strock 2111111'. ......ML'L'II. Arts ........ 1'1'111111c Spring R11. 11:11 Martin Strmlp. ................ 13.1 111111 ................... 111.1111 1C111u'11's 11 11111L115' I'z1y101' S A 1 ............... 111111.11211Lr .............. 1111 1111015 Floyd 1111111111011 H'llem' .................... 1.111. Sci ................... South Auburn David Benj 1111111 I'111101sL'1.. ............. 1121. 112111.: ................... 121'111 Lawrence C1111r11'..5 Walsh .... 1 ........... C11 112111.: .................. Duquesnc Robert I'sl11r Wusson ................. 14111051111111 ............... 1.61110111 Albert VVL'I ................... 1'21 '11 r ................... Czlrlislo C11nr1Ls David C1'1L'111011 Wilson ........ ' H ................... Harrisburg W1111L'1' 1'21111'111'11 Woods. ............ Biology ............... . . . .1 1111: 1'11 1011 111111.51 Ho11'111'11S'. Yeule '1' 1'11 .................. I21. I1211L1' ................... Norristown 1121111'111'11 Nathan Zem l1 2' ............... Ci1'. 112111: .................. 1.6111Ll1t1111 1 I II 7 'I III I III II M II IIIIII III. I IA Edgar Warren Hailey. . . . Owen Hamill Buthgutc, . . Edgar Charles Beviur. . . jolm Bernard liissingcr, jr. . . . . Charles 11111151101110: Holich . . Augustus Joncs Bruhukcr ...... Alfrmljoscpll Huka . . . William Brinum Burns. . . . . . . . Robert Pearly Czunphcll . . A1'L1111rMunrucC1uy . 1 . . ..... Clark Gilmore Cunninghzuu . . . Erncst chcrn Davidson . . . . J. lldward Donnelly .......... I III R11y11i011dG1i111Frick. . . . . . . LcRoy Allis Gardner. . . ....... Maurice Leland Gray .......... George Thmnson Haldcmun ...... Ralph B. Heurcn. . . . II I II .Jk-11.Sci............... Aw? HQ UjUDQb XIII MI! ' III 1 II IIIIIIII 351;,- . State College II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Leimml H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brookvillc . . . . . . .......... Lancaster II . . . . . . . . ..... . . .Mt. Carmel I' . . . . .' . . . . . . . . .Kipplc, P. 0. II ...... - . . ..... . . Allegheny .lstyr.Mcc11. Arts . .Wcst Chester ?c11.Sci . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fuirhrook 'I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Norfolk, Va. II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Swissvale II . ...... . . . . . . Wampmu lsty'. Sl1.Mi11............. ..Butlcr 11.1.1 Sci. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..l:rec1a11d II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bloomsburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stonnstown H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pottsvillc . . . . . . . . . ..... . ..Pittsburp; Jesse Burkct IIowc . . . . Louis Henry Knupp . Ross Fletcher Lee . Karl Fletcher Liljcgrcn . . I'Zlmcr Kinncur McDowell . Willard Simpson Middleton Edgar Simpson Miller V Norman Grccnzlwull Miller. William Garfield ancry. V Marshall Clement Musscr. . Paul Olin Noble . . John McClintuck Price. Horatio lewnllmlcr Ruy. . Warren Hoover Reed. . Samuel Iirishin Russell. . LcRoy Scott. . . . Sidney Spencer Smitl Hurry Clay Litcll Taylor. Irvin Preston Thompson . Wayne Beaver Thompson. Calvin Hoffman Waller. Edgar Allen Whilworth . Edwin Kinnnell Wood . . Iiastburn Rccdcr Wood. . Robert Wallace me . . . Nathan White Bucklloul '99 . Francis Mary Gruincr . . Jesse Eugene MiltCL'l' ten . Gen .Sci... 1: . 151 yr. Sh. Min. . . Sci. . Other Students Graduate Students . . Gen. Sci. . . . Chemistry . not massmed . .191. 131111.. . . . Kl :JI . . . .Tyroue . . Warren . Bulford . Pittsburg Youngsvilic . Ilecnton Philadelphia . New Franklin . Ashlzmd . .Peuml. Furnace . State College AllL-glwny .Tyrone .Dudloy . .I.cu'ist011 . Scnmtnn . Punxsuluwncy . . hulmis lmmunt . Immmt Macon tin. . .l'iltshurg . Indiana . Huthoro . . licllu'oml . Slutr College Edmond, Okla. .McVoytnwn Zoeeds SQ Iiuzmnc'rn BAUSMAN Bmcxlck GRACE MAmcL ALEXANDER SARA BICR'HIA IIARTHR 01.1w: Cmm MILLER ANTIHNH'MWQ Imlmnw jomcs Ihech DALE Mussuk lClrlrnc CHRISTINA S. SNYDER QJ Elizabeth Breckenridge Meek of Bcllcfomc, Pennsylvania was graduavcdfro mPcnnlylvania State Collcgc in 1889. Gr adune Studcm 1897- '98. Instructor m Zoology 1898-1900. 61 Phi Gamma Delta Gamma Phi zbapter IiS'rAnLISIncn Amm. -l 1885' 1 Resident members GI-zmmlc C. Bvrz, M. S. FRANK 1:. Tnmnns'ux, B. 3., 16. 1C. Seniors HLICN Emelum, Gltv Ruvj. D. HonvuR ijN ICLLIUTT HHIHMI'HUN Juniors HARRY CLAYTON IIHATUN 114znmnc HALL Ix'l'r'rm-zmw: VVIMJAN lhn' Ross SAMUEL IIARRISUN KI'HN Sophomore FHA NK HORTON Yncml freshmen Junx 'liu'mu RICHARDS Gum VALENTINE Snomm 64 Phi Gamma Delta FOUchn 1848 Roll 0f WMNQI'S Mass. Institute of 'lbclmolugy Hampdcn-Sidncy College Worcester Polytechnic Institute VVnshington zmd Lee University Amherst Collcgc Richmond College Union College Mzu'icttzl College Yale University XVittenbcll'g College Trinity College Ohio VVcle-yml University College City of New York Dcnison University Columbia College Ohio State University University of City of New York XKMostcr University Colgate University University of Michigan Cornell University Indiana State University XVashington and Jefferson College De Puuw University University of Pennsylvania Hanover College Buckncll University Wabash College Pennsylvania College Illinois VKMslcyan University Allegheny College Knox College Lafayette College University of Minnesota Lchigll University University of Wisconsin Pennsylvania State College University of Tennessee johns Hopkins University Univcrsity 01' Kansas University of North Carolina Wm. Jewell College Univcrsity of Virginia University of California Roanoke College Leland Stanford, J12, University University of Nebraska Hlumni 1Zbapters Chattanooga, Tum. Spokane, VVzlsh. Columbus, Ohio Chicago, 111. Kansas City, Mo. Baltimore, Md. Cleveland, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Willizmnslmrt, P21. Indianapolis, Ind. 1L: $WQ 201$ $ng $$ng $gfa $4 $59 ?4W ?m$ 74m$ ?IN 714 smsmgb. 0...: .xJ 5. Beta theta Pi H Illpha Upsilon Zhapter ESTABLISHED, OCTOBER 4, 1888. 0 Seniors WILLIAM A. WALLACE chus CHARLES LONGENECKICR JOSEPH MCKINLEY ALFRED CAVITT POLLOCK 0 Junior CHARLES HIchmL RAUB o Sophomores GEORGE LAMBERTON CRAFT DAVID DUDLEY Cum: ALFRED HARMER MILLER 1900mm: ADAMS Mchchv BYRON CHESTER MITCHELL CYRUS REEVES SIEGFRIICD o Yrcsmmn JAMES CRAFT BRIDGE LOUIS HALL CROSMAN Iinwm STANTON HOOKER CARL WALDRON ROGERS GEORGE MAHLON SELLERS 66 r zwgfg V. 1 9,5,le 'm . -Q a . um-vquMT mu ' mmwww Beta theta Pi Founded l839 0 Roll of Zbapters Amherst College Durlnmuth College no. 'tmI University Ihown Univusily IIm'vm'd University Hie Univclsiiy Wesleyan University University of Muim' Rutgcrs College Cornell Univcisity i Slcvuis Institute of Technology Ht. I Xlnlt'llkk UI III varsity Colgate University Union University Columbia Coingc Syracuse Univ e1. ily Dic kinHUll College J0 ohns Hopkins University Pennsylvania State College Lehigh University llaIIIpdeII.Sidm-y College University of North Carolina University of Virginia Davidson Cone c Richmond College Centre College Cumberland University irsity of Mississippi VIIIIdeI'bill Univcrsity University of Texas Miami University University University of Cincinnati Ohio University Wiishizuzton and JeerIson College csnle II Rm q'erc UIIiu-Isity OlIio WcHleyuII University HCUmlly College W'illcnheI-g College Denison University University of Wooster Kcnynu College Ohiu Slnic University Dri'auw UIIiVL-rSI! Iudinnn University University of Michignn Wubnsh College Ilnnovrr College Knox College Hcloil College University of lowu University of Chicugo own WL-sleyau Univcrsity University of Wisconsin NurllIwcslcrII University University of Minnesota Wcshninstcr College University of linusus University of California University of Denver University of NcbI'nskn Missouri University l,i-innd Stanford, Jr., University of l'cnnsyivunin Hlumnl Ehaptm Akron. Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Duuvcr, Colorndo Humillon, Ohio Kunsns City, Mo. 1,05 Angeles, Cal. Milwaukee, Wis. MiIIneupolis. MiIIII. Nashville. Tenn NL-w York City Philadelphia, PII. l'itlsburg, Pa. Providence, R i Louis. Mo. Sail l'rIIIIcisc C0, CI II Springfield Ohio Washington. D. C. Wheeling, W. Va. Phi Kappa Sigma Psi ahapter ESTABLISHED APRIL 4, 1890 Resident members CHARLES M. H. ATHHRTON HON. Romuw M. FOSTER M. C. InmnNo, C. 16., E. M., PM. D. J. PRIle JACKSON, M. E. , .1 :01 01 : C. WATSON, B. Aux. 8., M. S. Senior Jon N WEAVER GORDON juniors WILLIAM HARKNJCSS Bucxnuu'r Gmmmc WASIuNu'mN Dunmc CHARLES MILLER HARRIS Glcomm KRUG Rman Sophomore PAUL VINCENT STEVENSON freshmen GEORGE HERMAN Dunne WAL'HcR GARFIELD Fox HARRY EDWARD Llcwrv CHARLES Mch' PARKER mum Hum wwww$wwwww Phi Kappa Sigma R0 of ahapters University of Pennsylvania XVnshington :md jcffL-rsun Cullcgc Franklin and Marshall College Univursily of Virginia Luke Formt University University of North Carolina Tulane University Ramlolph-Mncon College Nortlnvcstcrn University Richmond Cullcgc Pennsylvania Stutc College Washington and Lee Uniwrsily University of Tnnmto University of VcsL Virginia wwwwwwwwww 69 aw Sigma c5112 ; Hlpha Zhi zhavter ESTABLISHED, MAY 27, 1891 Resident members NATHAN Wm'nc BUCKIIOUT Hmuuck'v EDWARD DUNKLn, M. Ii. FRANCIS JONES POND, PM. D. Seniors ROLAND DILIJCR WAYNE THOMPSON DIMM CHARLES Qumuue WEEKS Juniors DAVID LLOYD EYNUN PAUL COLLINS IIAIJHCMAN JOHN HUNSICKER, JR. JAMES COBURN ROGERS Sophomores 0150mm NEWTON CAMPBELL JOHN H. W. CIHCSTNUT, jR. RALPH VINCENT LITTLE PI'ZRCIVAI. MARTIN WILLIAM ALLISON MAXWELL. JR. Ercshmcn JOHN CALVIN CLICNDICNIN CHARLES LAMBERT Kleme 70 6019.9 . V; . T II T c, ?9k1ug9l 1 Wmm 1! J HM Roll 0! chapters Ohio Wesleyan University University of Chicago University of Mississippi Hobart College University of Pennsylvania University of Cincinnati Washington and Lee University University of Illinois Pennsylvania College University of Michigan Indiana University University of Missouri Bucknell University University of Virginia DePauw University University of Minnesota Denison University Leland Stanford, J12, University Butler University Tulane University Purdue University University of Nebraska Columbian University Vanderbilt University Northwestern University Pennsylvania State College Ohio State University Mass. Institute of Technology Lehigh University Beloit College Cornell University Haxnlxlen-Sidney College Illinois Wesleyan University Centre College U niversity of North Carolina Ramlolph-Mucon College University of California Albion College University of Wisconsin Dickinson College U niversity of Texas Roanoke College University of Kansas Hanover College West Virginia University Kentucky State College University of Southern California Dartmouth College Miami University Columbia College Jllumni zhavters New York City - - - - - - - Cleveland, Ohio Philadelphia, Pa. - - - - - - - Cincinnati, Ohio Baltimore, Md. - - - - - - - - Indianapolis, Ind. Washington, D. C. - - - - - - - New Orleans, La. Chicago, Ill. - - - - - - - - - - Nebraska San Francisco, Cal. - - - - - - - Minneapolis, Minn. Kappa Sigma Hlpha Delta Ilhapter Established, danuary 8, .1892 o RQSIMM members Hurry HayWard, B. S. Milton S. MCDOWGH, B. S. 0 Senior Arthur SCOH Shoffst'all o Juniors Isaac G. Gordon Forsier Joseph Paul Rhenour o Sophomores Herbert Hthur Campe David Bernon Golden Thomas Dwight Thomas o Freshmen dohn Rockoy Decker Robert Steifel Demmler George Edgar Diem Hrthur Joseph Gosser Edwmd Nathan Zem Kappa Sigma R0 01' mama's Louisiana State University Davidson College Centenary College University of Virginia Randolpll-Macun Cullrge Cumberland University Southwestern University Vanderbilt University University of Tennessee Washington and Lee Unchrsity William and Mary College University of Arkansas Emory and Henry College Swnl'tlmlorc College Tulane University University nf Texas I'Iumlxlen-Sidncy College VVUlTord C011ch Purdue University University of the South Kentucky University Georgia School of Technology Lukc Forest University William Jewell College Missouri State University University of South Carolina Mercer University University of Illiunis Pennsylvanian State College University of Pennsylvania Unix'crsity of Michigan Columbia University Southwestern Baptist University U. S. Grant University Cornell University University of Vermont Trinity Cnllcgc University of North Carolina Bcthcl Collcgc Ohio State UlliVCTSily H'nbnsh College Bmvdnin Culley;- Southwcstcrn Presbyterian University Maine State College lV'Iilszlps UlliYCl'Sily Buckncll University University nf Nebraska Brown Univwsity Richmond College Vns11inglon and jcffcrson College University 01' Wisconsin QQQ Hlumm qzmvters Ynznu City, Miss. Philadelphia, Pa. Piltsburg, Pu. New York City New Urlmns, 1.21. Chicago, Ill. Indianapolis, Ind. Sigma Hlpba Epsilon mm Pennsylvania Hlpha Zeta chapter Established,May18,1892 RQSIde members Paul Bruee Breneman, B. S., C, E. dorm Isaac Robinson. M. D. Seniors Winfield Cowden HamilIon Carlton Arthur Randolph Wayne Leinbach Shearer Juniors doshUa Hthes Ellen George Abram Elder Irvin Franklin Hepler Elmer Theodore McCleary Brooke Lindsay Moore Sophomores Frederick Daniel RndreWS Earl EUQene Adams Theodore Charles Gerwig HUgh Fergurson McKnighf George Thurston Smith Freshmen Robert Randall Baillie Robert RUSsell Baker Fred Parmenter Dodge W. Tone EVGUS Albert Jacob Fetzer Edwwd Spengler Frey Edgar Earle Godard Earl EdWGrd Hewitt Daniel Kingsley Miller Charles Francis Taylor 74 :11 ' Sigma Hlpha Epsilon 7:7? Roll of ahamcrs Boston University Adrian College Mass. Institute of Technology Mount Uniun College Harvard University Ohio VVc-slcyzm University Worcester Polytechnic Institute University of Cincinnati Trinity College Ohio State University Cornell University Franklin College Columbia University Purdue Univcrsity St. Stephens College Central University Bucknell University Northwestern University Pennsylvania State College University of Illinois Dickinson College Bethel College Allegheny College Cumberland University University 01' Virginia Suutlm'estern Presbyterian University Washington and Lee University Vanderbilt University University of North Carolina University of Tennessee Davidson College University of the South Furman University University of Alabama Wofford College Abraham A. and M. College University of Georgia Southern University Mercer University Univ. of Mississippi Emory College Simpson Culiegc Washington University University of Missouri Georgia School of Technology Soutlnvcstcrn Baptist University University of Nebraska Denver University University of Arkansas Leland Stanford, J12, University University of Texas University of Califnrniu THL'UIC University University of Colorado University of Michigan Louisiana State University Illumnl Hssoclatlons New York City Cincinnati, Ohio Alliance, Ohio Chicago, Ill. Savannah, Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn. Boston, Mass. Pittsburg, Pu. Kansas City, Mo, Atlanta, Ga. Augusta, Ga. Jackson, Miss. Cleveland, Ohio Dctmit, Mich. K1 :2! Phi Sigma Kappa KAPPA CHAPTER ICS'Iansnxcn 111M; 7, 1899 Seniors BURKE CURlH-ZT BRADY DECA'FI'R STHRIGERIC NIILLICR HARRY jAcun vaRK juniors CHARLES 171mm HASSIJCR HARRY me MINuuS HARRIS Ammm Rmmms Sophomores RALPH CLINTON DAVISUN mcmum HANDLUNH HERMAN lhckmm'r HANSUN WILLIAM VVHARTUN I-Immcmmtmn freshmen ICvaRn BURNS IMRR JCRNJCST GARFIELD ancus CLARENCE mex'm S'ruu, Rmncwr Llckov Swum'mm HUWARD S. YEAKIJC 76 --..TJJ.-.-a;ag. Agra: ememzamewzwmm Phi Sigma Kappa ROM. 01? CHAPTERS Massachusetts Stutc College Union University Cornell University West Virginia University Yale University College ol. the City of New York University of Maryland Columbia University Slcvcns Institute 01' chlmulogy Pennsylvania State College Columhiun University University of Pennsylvania ammommmmem 77 theta nu Epsilon Pi mmmr-Gstabllshed May 30,1311; Seniors 1 ' Gordon Chas. Q. 11'1-cks'lxh51111.fT:t.1l1 Ik-culul' Miller Jus. McKinley 131.1111 1'1ll 1 Hell Jun1or; I1,141..1111111l1..en Duvid 1423 1111111 1201-11111! 1 111-11 Robert Salisl M 1111-1 1111; H'isc III 11 11 y Mi 1:. 11111011112.- 'CM Cle11'y jns. Ril1-1111111' 11,1 .Mo 1 141- Z: 1'.C. 1111111011 1.1:.11111111-1' Frank MiIIL-r J. M.Cr11g Sophomores 4WC3 fifc I Tamil: 1459KYEUEB7L11. ?QK 1101113158 lePM ikffm H2261 C41Y9? KoLflfn. G 113W ?QVS +214 4$K+EXEU, 1T0 VRPdROBXH$eSl41 113213911 YWhIG. :3 QM GZmI89L 4,3? 91631101: K'sallg e??g- XWEMSEEE theta nu Epsilon QQQ R0 of maapters ALPHA BETA GAMMA. DELTA MSILON ZETA ETA Tlm'm IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU NU X1 OMICRON PI R110 SIGMA TAU UPSILUN P1711 Cm PSI OMEGA ALPHA IOTA DELTA R110 DELTA SIGMA DELTA TAU PI PHI LAMlmA LAMBDA me BETA DELTA DELTA NPSILON EPSILON GAMMA X1 KAPPA GAMMA GAMMA GAMMA Wesleyan University Syracuse University Union College Cornell University University of Rochester University of California Madison University Kenyon College Adelbcrt College Hamilton College chssclncr Polytechnic School Stevens Institute Lafayette College Amherst College Allegheny College Pennsylvania State College University of Pennsylvania University of the City of New York Wooster College University of Michigan Rutgers College Dartmouth College Ohio State University Swartlnnore College Harvard University Northwestern University Kansas University Chicago University University of Virginia University of Nebraska Ohio Wesleyan University University of Maine Case School of Applied Science College of the City of New York University of Vermont Medical College Trinity College 79 Z????Z the Pennsylvania State zollegem 55:5 aufllblclic HSSOCIdtiON .i: 1399-00 5555 A. C. POLLOCK . . . . Prz'xfu'z'ul 5555 C. Q. Wrcmms . . . . I'im-Pm. :::: G. K. WARN . . . . . Srrn'lmjl :::: PROF. F. J. POND . . . . Twamn-r :::: Hlumni mvlsorv Board: J. P. JACKSON L. 16. REBER F5: P. G. MEEK H. 16. QUIGLEY J. H. mem Yoot-Ball zommmec: E . R. SCIIOLL 2. T. MCCLEARY D. D. CURE C. R. SIEGFRIED :45 H. H. HANSON Base Ball Zommime: C. H. BASSLER, lllanagrr D. K. MILLER, 01px. General thletlc zommltm: D. D. CURE B. P. LUNDV, Almnrg'rr W. R. MILES A. C. POLLOCK, 01,61. E. A. MCKELVICY J. K. BURTON, AlarsImll Football Records Season of 1899 State vs Mansfield Normal at State College - - - - State vs Getty 311111;: at State College - - - - - State vs West Point at West Point - - - State vs Washington and Jeffuson at StatL CollegL - - StatL vs Princeton at P1i11cetm1 - - - - State vs Naval Academy at Annapolis - - - - State vs Dickinson at State - - - - - - State vs BucknLll at Willizunsport - - - - - State vs Vale at New HaVLn - - - - State vs University of Pennsy lvania at PhiladLlphia - - State vs D C. and A. C. at Pittsburgh - - - - - L; 46;: g; r- v .L.Az igLuM -A -u u ff :1 , 3920 . 4.7 , :1 ii I 5 ' - r .3710 E 5 7 c ,, 74' ,. , ' 4 . 3 140 X 4,14,:43 1r $ Eollcge 7oot:liall team Season or 1899 C. A. RANDOLPH, Capt. Left Guard. CURE, Full-Buck, - 7 - JOHNSON, lertcr-lmck, - - - . HEWITT, Quarter-lmck, - - . MILLER, Right Hnlf-lmck, - . . MAXWELL, Right Hulf-bnck, - - . WOOD, Right End, - - - - . MILLER, Right Tackle, - - - C. F. TAYLOR. SUBSTI'NITES. G. L. CRAFT, W. R. MILES, 87 L. W. F . F. R. R. SCIIoI.1., Right Guard. L. CUMMINGS, Center. 15. BURNS, Left Half-back. P. MARTIN, Left Half-back. F . MILLER, Left Tackle. J. S. RUHLE, Left 16nd. C. M. HARRIS, Left End. H. Yocum, . D. THOMAS. zollege Baseball team Season oi 1899 11.1: 111111151111, 1'. 1. 1311111. 11'. 11 11111115 11.112. 1'2. 111'will, r. f. 1 x111.I1y1:s.11'.. I . S. Morgan '111. 11. C. W. Ruble, 1. I. W. .1111111',11. 11. 112111111111, 211. 11. I. 111 111:111cr, s. s. S1111s'1'1'1'11'1'lcs W. A. Maxwell 1'3. 1'2. Adams 12. 11. Fun Baseball Records Season of 1899 S115q1111111111111 vs. 811111- 111 S11111' .................................................. BSII Susquehanna vs. S1111e 111 Susquehnnn ......................................... 6- 0 111111'1rsit1' of 111-1111. v.5 S11111- 1111'11111111l111111i11 .................................... 11- 8 Alhright 1's. S11111- 111 Mcymsunvnh ............................................ oS1111 Dickinson vs. State 111 01111511.. . . . ....................... . ................ 8S 4 Gettysburg 1's. S11110 111 State . , . . . . ............... . . , I . . . .......... HS 7 1111111115011 115. S1111e 111 State .. ............................. .. . . , .... I. . , 2- F1 1111111kli11a111lM11rsl111111's. Sl1111111S1111e . .... ..., .... .... ............. .. 3- 7 1111011111111 1'S.S1111e 111 S11111- ................... . . . ..................... 3- 4 11111111111111 vs. S1111c 111 110r111111111 ............................................. 2- 4 Seton 111111 114. S11110 111 S1111111 011111g1 .... . I . ..................... . .......... 9S 9 1.11111y1111c vs. State 111 1111511111 ..................... . . . . . . . . . .............. 7- 6 Pri111e1011 vs. S111tc 111 Princeton ............. . ................ . . .......... 3 - 4 111111111111 1's. S11111 111 1111111111311 ................................................... 4- 6 CubIm 61111115 v.5 State 111 S11111- ................................ .' . ............ . . 3112 3 Kg. 'c f; .5 g . . aollege Basket Ball team Seasqn o! 1100 PEARCE - - E. T. MCCLmARv - - STUART - - ELDER - J. RUBIJC 1Capo Basket Ball Records Lock Haven N01111'11 vs Stat te Dickinson vs State - - Bucknell vs State Willimnsport Y. M. C. A. vs State Cornell 1 s State - Lock Haven N01111'11 vs State - - Willimnsport Y. M C. A. VS State - - Bucknell VS State , . u nineteen Hundred 0m Basket Ball team zbamvionshlv for l900 McClt-ury ' J. Ruble ' Allzu'k Slmn'l, Cvnlcr Hrll-usc W, lluvklmuli Hitler Wnle HAM CS 1900 v5. lillll, 7v -'.'9 1001! vs. HNH, 0 3M 1903 vs. lHlII,1-35 zlass Basket Ball teams nineteen Hundred l'curm- Nupu ' . llnlxml ' ' Atlnvk Morgan U.AII'I10!H,LL'IHUY Delensu Shunt! llrudy HVurm . nineteen Bundred CWO chhml , llcilmnn Hlughrsn Attack Adams, Ccnlcr -Dcfcnsc Mudrlock umm; i F, Smith J nineteen Hundred three Ik'ikt- ' Ulln'cr ' Alluvk Rchvr. Center Defense Shurigi J C. Rllhlt' Nuphb glass Basket Ball Records l9. IINIU HNIZI vs. HIHK. 774, FL-hrlmry 8. I900 . IHOU mm vs. lWI.7-JJ1!, February 22. 1901! . , IEIUU 1901 vs. WW, :Cx-U, February 24, 1900 Him! we. HM IV-IU, jnnuu ' ,wl. jumun' ' -l:i. Junum' mm vs. m0 1.: , y$y$wsaawwg L: IL I ' Siwmmwxmz u. . 1.1...441111n: r. Sovbomorewfrcsbmen footaliall Game . Beaver Held, Dec. 9, I899 1902. 1903. Siegfried ...................... Centre ........................ Cummings Monahan ...................... Right Gaurd ........................ Stalford Maxwell ..................... Right Tackle .......................... Wert Craft ........................ Right End ........................... Ruble Holloway ...................... Left Guard .......................... Taylor Yocum ........................ Left Tackle ............................ Lee Burton ......................... Left End ........................ Tuholski Martin ........................ Quarter Back ....................... Hewitt Thomas ...................... Left Half-back .................. Farr Hiath Mott ........................ Right Half-back ....... . ................ Yeakle Cure Cath .................... Full Back ............................ Fry SUBSTITUTES. SUBSTITUTES. McKelvey .................................. Crossman Mitchell ....................................... Deike Fisher. G. M. NORMAN - - - - - - - Olplal'll W. L. AFFELDICR - - - - - - XIlaIm g'r'I L. R. Scholl D. D. Cure A. B. Gill T. M. Knox P. Martin W. A. Maxwell XV. R. Miles J. C. Bridge 194 C. Hughes H. E. Wagner 19. A. McKclvcy J. R. Mzuldock 99 Slateeliucknell Dual meet BEAVER Fuelm MAV 19, 1895! 1. PCZU'SC HR 100 yd dash - - 10 2-5 ScCOlldS . Nm'mzm WW I; . leovcl' HB'y 120 yd hurdle - - - 17 seconds H: IV '. Maxwell W . Ricmcr HB 1 mile run - - - 5 min. 1 1-5 seconds ! 7 7, . Knox x . Mott me Li. MU dash - - - - 55 seconds ' . Goodall HBH . Miles -A ll min. 39 seconds 2 mile run Ix: . Ricmcr WV nu . Knox K 830 yard dash - - - 2 min. H seconds ly a Miler: . Pcm'Su WV -A Ar'w All IAJh,5 NI, 5:, IV 220 yard dash - - - 2:; 2-5 seconds 10 Hwy! . Norman . Cure HS . 143 1b. shut - - - :38 ft. llyf. seconds . 8011011 HSN . Martin W7 Pole vault - - - - 9 ft. UM inches KC H H! . Bridge -. . Pczu'sc HB High jump - - - 5 ft. 4 inches ,AJAI AJ$ AJA A; Ix. Ix? . Martin Nb , IOU g1. Scholl S 161b. Hammer - - - l 109 ft. 3 inches 2. Cober HB g 1. Martin Wm Broad jump - - - 20 ft. 3 inches 2. Pollock ' m SUMMARY State - - - - - 62 Buckncll - - - - - 34 g3 Q? $mn EVENTS 220 yd. dash :2 mile run - 16 1b. shot Pole vault - High jump 16 lb. hammer Broad jump 100 yd. dash 120 yd. hurdle 440311. run - State-Dickinson Dual meet CARLISLE, PA. -. . Norman, S 93 3-5 seconds 10 . Snodgrass, D . Miles, S .. +5 11 min. 10 sec. lx', Lewis, D . Cure, S -. n 39 ft. 11X inches 1x2 . Scholl, S . Craver, D .. 10 feet 1C . Martin, S . Brown, D ..; 5 ft. 2K inches l5 . Cmver, D . Scholl, S -. 107 ft. 11K inches -. Decker, D . Martin, S .. 20 ft. 8M inches C -. Pollock, S a . Snodgrass, D 10 seconds N. . Norman, S . Mulhollan, D ... 17 seconds x'. . Cure, S . Mott, S l .... 52 3-5 seconds . . . . Aw. NI Ax, NW A,,. A;,5 sz, Au, K'm fa.k,x C N? . Gill, S 102 s 1 1 mile run - - . I 2 s 1 830 yd. run - - - 2. g 1 220 3d. hurdle - - - U . Miles, S . Lewis, D . Knox, S Eill, S . Maxwell, S . West, D 2iinroke the State College Record. State - Dickenson SUM M AR Y 103 5 min. 2 2-5 seconds 2 min. 4 2-5 seconds 28 2-5 seconds. 100 yd. dash 220 yd. dash 440311. dash 0 mile run - 1 mile run - 2 mile run - 120 yds. hurdle 220 yd. hurdle Pole Vault - High Jump - Broad Jump - Hammer Throw Shot put - BEAVER 1311mm, MONDAY, JUNE g Norman, '90 0, Hewitt, '02; s Norman, '00 l Hewitt, W21 0 Mott, WI! 10m, '00 gum, ,00 0 Maddock, '02 Miles, '02 g Miles, Wk! 0 Hughes, '02 001m, M2 0 Maxwell, 002 s Edwards, '00 0k Maxwell, W2 gMurtin, 012 0 Edwards, '00 s Martin, 002 0 Edwards, 000 s Norman, Wm 0 Martin gScoll, '01 lCurc, '02 S Cure, 00! Helm, '01 Inter-zlass thletic contest 12, mm 10 2-5 sec. :24 3-5 sec. 55 sec. 2 min., 13 sec. 4 min. 57 3-5 1211101., 50 1-5 see. Tied at 0 ft. 8 in. Al ft. 10y; in. 20 ft. 3 in. 12:! ft. 0 in. 30 ft. II in. Class relay race for the ,98 cup, won by '02 in 4 min. 19 sccmlds. The points were 2 1800015100013, 1000 24 points. 100103 points, 1002-431 points. 104 Hnnual mid-wimer mm 01? THE State mllege thletlc Hssocianon gollege Jlrmorv. Saturday march 17. mo 30 yard 1141511 ......................... 1. Martin '11:! ....................... 4 sec ' . lott '02! ........................ 41 sec Putting 16111 51101.... .. ......... lllolloway '02 ........................ 30 ft. 7x in. 0 yard dasl . , ................... .'Pollock UH ............ . . ...... l min. 5 sec 2. Mzulin '0': .................... ,. l min. 7 sec Pole vault .............. 1 . . . ...... Edwards '00 .................... 9 ft. Potato race ........................... Pearce 'UU .................. 1 min. 3 1-5 sec 2 mile run ........ . .............. Muddock 10:1 ....................... 13 min. 23 sec .10 yzud 111mlle race ............ ,..I13dwzmls NIH ........................ F1 1-5 sec Standing high jump ................... Ih'hxards 100 ........................ 4 ft 4 111 Runnlingl high Jump. .. .. . ... .Miartin '02 ....................... 511.314 in V milL .......................... '00 ................ .1 111111.32 sec Standing broad jump . ........ . ...E:1wnrds 'UU ....................... 911.154 in 1 mile run ............. . ....... hill WU ........................ 5 min. 53 sec 19111111171 1 .1 unmuummulnl Inuuu '03. :ikW1-tkwyg$ wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW wwwwwwwwwwwwwwmwwwwwwwwwwwwwww State zollcge Records 100 yard dash, G. M. Norman, J. K. Fulton - - 10 2-5 seconds 220 yard dash, F. A. Kaiser - - - - - 22 seconds 2 mile run, W. R. Miles - - - - 11 minutes 10 seconds 440 yard dash, F. A. Kaiser - - - - - 52 1-5 seconds M mile run, T. M. Knox - - - - 2 minutes 4 2-5 seconds 1 mile run, E. B. Espenslmde - - - 4 minutes 59 2-5 seconds Running broadjump, E. V. Rawn - - - 21 feet 6M inches Running high jump, 15. P. Harder - - - 5 feet 7 inches 143 lb hammer throw, L. R. Scholl - - - 1:23 feet 6 inches HS 1b shot put, D. D. Cure - - - - 39 feet 11X inches 120 yard hurdle race, D. D. Cure - - - - 17 seconds 220 yard hurdle race, J. M. McKibbin - - - 27 seconds 1 mile walk, H. Brown - - - - 7 minutes 59 seconds 2 mile bicycle race, W. W. Greenland - 5 minutes 40 4-5 seconds Pole vault, C. M. Thompson - - - - 9 feet 10 inches 'r'IQijJrvnmrvny n n1. mvwm in m thm MQWQMQQ m 0er m1 mx m 011 n mrlvn am my Q m m'wohfllvifn'w mmmoh i1 mm M mam ix MEIQ'Q n3 m m MWQMQU . . . ..V. V . .. . ... . WQ$L..WW. ? .$?W. er...$Q:Q?V 2 29 2 a g. 106 ggfg 4, , 4434 x 4 4444144 4;; W? , Q i wai$ W W J, 35 M 4244Wg; W44 4 .3 .,.4 In the Emory, December I, I899 Zommmce G. C. SHAA D - - - - - Clmimnm W. A. W. KREBS A. W. OAKWOOD JOIIN GORDON J. E. THOMPSON l 09 mm $6 K Xxx W X 1X N 1 ??XX NI N115 10,11 r WLIWWJI'JLE 4 NJ, 111 '1'W '511 J1 7r,1111 11155111111 Minn 11,1111; W E1 EWEZEQI I Ilia ' W W In Hrmorv, June I3, woo Zommmce C. H. RAUB - - - Umirmau L. R. ScnmJ. J. D. Ronnms J. H. ALLEN I. G. G. FORSTER W. 1:. R055 110 lll'lll' BaI-masque In Hrmorv, februarv 23, I900 Prizes Most Original W. W. lrlmmcummzn '02 As the Rubhcrneck Fancy Dress N. W. Bucxunu'r Wm PERCIYAL MARTIN '02 As the Two Little Girls in Blue cht Lady C. 1,. Kmsx.m- '11:; I11 Junior Banquet Park Hotel, williamsport, Pa. novembcr 3, 1:99 toasts '1 oaxt master - - - - - H. R. NELSON HOur Class ...... . ..... . . . . . . . . .S. H. Kmm How we shall run the world t'The Faculty . . . B. L. MOORE Souer they were and grave and dignified tif mien the whole world trembled at their voice UDrill . . . ..... 1 . . . . . ........... I. G. G. Forster prwem UOur Girls . . . ..... .P. C. HALDEMAN How would they know the worship we would do theni. HTo-Morrow's; Battle . . . . . . . . . . 1.1KHE11L15R Not to the strong is the hattle Not to the swift the ra HChapel ..... ..... . ..... ........C.H.RAU11 A thorn in the ficsh Impr0111ptus 112 ward House, Cvrone, Pa., februarv I9, 2900. Coasts 10A51MAS' 112 R ..................................................... I2ARI2 12. Ih:wr1 r OUR C0121212G I2 ....................................... J '.F RIC CHARDS Hbrunt in thc ypast stumlest tluiu fast; 1hou art worthy; reign; be strong until the lust. OUR l'ACULT ............................................................ . N. ZERN OUR 12A1211 S . ..................................................... .152.1w S Fkiw And when a lady' s in the case, you know all other things give place. OUR 12N12 MY ..................................................... 12 DWARD 11.12ARR '1hose fellows seem to possess but one idea, and that .1 wrong one. OUR CLASS .............................................................. L. H. CROSMAN What began best can't end worst. Be a man among men. IMPROMPTU H0h Hell! What a bubble of voices smite my cars. C012I212GI'2 SONGS threwell! A word that must he, that has been. A word that makes us linger. Yet-farewell. 113 H i-A JNNKOQQ junior oratorical zontcst 0f the mass 0! I900 In qzollege ghapel monaav Evening, June I2. I899, 8 o'clock MUSIC ORATION ....................................................... Au E nnggz'lit People BURKE Coknwr BRADY ORATION ................................................ Tllc kumaure Ufa Nalion Guoxum CARI. SHAAD MUSIC ORATION ......................................................... Voires am! lz'rlwm FRANKLIN Tmmsnm Cum: ORATION ................................................ 7716 Alan of Blood and Iron ALBERT WILSON OAKWUOD MUSIC ORATION ..................................................... '17:: Finding qfa jc'zm'l 2140mm KLINIC WARN ORATION .......................................... Frcwlum quptrcrll and of 1110 was LEWIS EMANUEL YOUNG MUSIC ANNOUNCEMENT OF JUDGES DECISION Decision in favor of L. E. Young, first prize ; A. W. Oakwood, second prize. 114 01's Exequics of Sophomore Dav: aremation 01' Old Dutch BENLZEBUIL-Chicf Devil 011 Earth 111111 Ruler of the Seventh Hell ............ L. R. 812110111. 011D DUTCHLtRL-presentcd by the WorterlmcM. . .......... .. ............. J. M. CRAIG 1 1 1 ,1 1 1: 1. ,1 1 S. M. POLLULK txUARDb 01 11111 bl.V1.N 1 H 11111411 ............................... 1R. XV. SALISBURY SWAMPY-Burncr of Brimstone 111111 Manufacturer of Gases .................... W. A. SMITH A. S. GLASGOW ACCUSATIVE ........................................................ C. H. RAM; J. D. Rolmle A. M. ARNEY 111911113NS1BUS ....................................................... R. O. GLENN H. C. HEATON MUST ISZXCELLICNT I Accusativc . . . V .............. . . ................ C. T. WADE DIRE FORS OF CASES 1DL-fcnsibus ........................................ S. H. KUHN DEVILS AND IMPS GALORE ...... . ................................... ....THE CLASS tSCL-nc 111111 011 the brink of thc Inferno or the Seventh 111111 lowest Hell, reserved for vilcst offendersj zremation Song TUNliw-MARCHING THROUGH 12110110111 111111L1 is 11 st11113 in this school 0111: that you 1111 know well A1111 111111131 11 0111-11115 111111ke11 t11c1',1:i11 if the truth you 1 11111st tc11 But we 1111vc g11t11crL-11 11 j1111y L11ow11 to 501111 it stmight to Hell While we 111 1111111111115 th1ough College. Cnnkus- 1 11c Dutch! 11111- Dutch! 111C111 1L1t our voices. r1111: 'th- 1111t11111'1hc Dutch! we 11 give those books 11 sling; 10 Wortcxhnch 111111 11Lr1111111 P1051.- wc wont 110 11 thing But SLlld them to Hades 11 11311114. Bring the damned 0111 DutLh hooks 111133 we 11 have another roast LVe 11 burn them 1111111 1111c style 111111 give them quite 11 loin t. 11L1111us11. 3011 know thLy arc the ones that we 11111011 most While we go 111111111111,r through College. 0111111111w How we 11 must those Dutch hooks while the tire 1s burning hot HL-11vc them in 111111 burn them for they are of S11t1u1'slot. For now is the chance for 0111' 1'L1vu1ge 111111 we may as well as not While we '0 111111111111,r through CollL-gL 011111111511 Thc Dutchman lost his VVortLrhuch 111111 went 1111011 11 tan Jumped 1111 1er the Sophomore but 1111111 t 111111 it there. He got ducked with water but what 110 we need to care W1111e we go ftunking through College 115 ! She Stoops to Conquer' PRESENTED BY HTIIE THESPIANS IN COLLEGE CHAPEL. FEBRUARY 9, 1900. CAST 0F CHA RACTERS Squire Hardcastle .................... . ................................ D. E. WENTZICL '00 Young Marlow ............................................................. G. E. GUY '00 Hastings ........................................................... A. W. OAKWOUD '00 T9ny Lumpkin ...................................................... 1Q. T. MCCLICARV '01 gllgggry .......................................................... W. H. BUCKHUUT '01 Sir Charles Marlow Thomas 0 ............................................ 1011mm FORSTER '01 ' Aminadab Stingo Dick 0 ................................................................. J. B. MORE '01 Jeremy Mtigms 1 ......................................................... J. H. Kl'r'nusmnr. '01 Mrs. Hardcastlc ................................................... JOHN HUNSICKER '01 Miss Hurdcastle ............... , ......... 1. .. . . . .. .... ................ W F. R 159 '01 Miss Neville .................................................. N. W. BUCKHOUT '09 Mai ............ . ...................................................... G. K. REED '01 Tom Twist ...................................................... II. C. GLHNWIUGIIT '00 ' - 0 F. L. PATTEE Directors ........................... LT. 11. LEETJC Music by Mandolin Club. SQQR 89 EQVJZgZS 833ng Q f K K??? a; third Hnnual Debate Between Dickinson college and cm Pennsvioanla State zollege, at State zollegc. Pa. fridav Evening, march 9, I900 Rlismmmn : Phat prior to the present wzu- 1.111.: and w 1s Justifmd in hcrcoursc uf mhon toward the iTunwzml Republic. AIFFIRMATIVIE, Dickinson Burchcuul Boyd I4. Spuhr Culch E. ludmuud J. Presby NEGATIVE, State Willis 11. Lundis Floyd 11. Taylor David B. Tuhulski CHAIRMAN Gcn. James A. Beaver Junmcs judge A. 0 Furst, Bcllcfontc u G. 5. Chambers, Harrisburg John la. Fox, Harrisburg Dickinson Won Music by the Mandolin Club $3???5$ 9$$ 0rgamzanons m Q? :ggg: 9 amt mandolin izlub Q11 first mandolins II. C. Gucxwmmw O. G. CYl'llliR C. II. DlaIKH Second mandolins H. K. WARN C. C. MATTERN C. L. KINSLUI'Z Guitars C. M. II. ATmcu'mN W. L. Smmmcu GmumN FORSTPZR Ebapcl zhoir QQQ first tenors J. HUNSICKICR, JR. 0. 11. Drum: W. A. MHRKLI'Z a: Second tenors W. A. Isumck E. S. Flucv E. 1!. FARR A. J. Bl'KA a: first Bass II. C. Gmmwmnu'r D. E. VVHNTZEI, G. K. WARN A. Wick'r Second Bass L. 1C. Ym'xn B. H. Snmuw: 19. H. TAYLOR . - F75: x 91k a 122 ...JPJackson Isl Vice President.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .F.It.Foss 2nd F.L.Pattee 3d ..........J M.Willard Secretary and Treasurer. . . . . . . . . . .W. M. Towle Members H. P. Armsby Geo. W. Atherton W. A. Buckhout Geo. C. Butz J. Y. Dale J. O. Dennington H E. Dunkle J. H. Dysinger ..D Felxr F. E. F059 1. L. Foster Wm. Frear J. A. Fries M. M. Carver Benj. Gill C. L. GrifEn John Hamilton H. Hayward J. A. Hunter M. C. Ihlseng J. P. Jackson W. J. Keith J. H. Leete Harriet A. McElwuin Elizabeth B. Meek W. F. D. Noble I. T. Osmond F. L. Pattee G. G. Pond Presidcnl . . 124 L. E. Reber N. 0. Rings W. M. Towlc IL C. Brady II. C. Drohcr A. W. mkwoml G. C. Slmml D. 19. 'A'untzcl 1?. F. Tllmnpson j. I. Thompson, Jr. J. II. Tudor J. M. Willard JIIIIIOI' members Miss E. B. Bricker j. W. Gordon D. S. Miller D. II. Plank L K. Warn 1,. 15. Young Eiterarv glub l'vzs'idmt. . . ..... Erwin W. Runkle . A. Huwry lispenshade Smn'lmjl ......... ' I. Thornton Osmond 15.171771117ch Calmllilfce ..... . . i Mngnus C. Ihlscng Bcnj. Gill F. L. Puttec 19. W. Runklc C. D. Fchr M. M. Garver M. C. lhlscng members Bcnj. Gill 1. T. Osmond I. L. Foster J. M. Willard A. H. Espenshade C. L. Becker 125 Che Cbespians Jl Dramatic Organization of the Pennsylvania State aollcge ORGANIZED OCTmmR 22Nn, 1807 D It. VVENTZEL '00 - . - 0 - 0 - - WIY'SI'tI't'IIK 0V. F. ROSh 01 - - - - - - - - - - 0 - SPH'UIIIIJ' W. C. HAMILTON '00 - - - - - - - - - - - - Jlamww' Executive 00mmmee D. E. WICNTZICI. '00 Clluirmau E. T. Mch-Luu' 001 W. H. Bucmmw'r 001 G. E. GUY '00 W. C. HAMILTON '00 members Anmew W0 MchcAuv 001 Bl'cmmu'r '01 Kl'r'rmamnc WI Rmm WI RUSS WI lfuuswak '01 J. lll'NSlCKliR '01 Bucxnou'r '09 VVHNTZICL '00 31w '00 OAKwonn '00 HAMILTON 000 Gmmwumn'r '00 MORE '01 Dtmmi '0l 50 de members I. II. Llcwne 1?. L. PATTI'ZIC 120 T1105. CRUMLJW, W. M. . C. KUNKICL, . C. HUGHES, C. F. SCIINURH, H H An ix Snoop, Prof. I. 14. Foster 14. E. Young Eco. C. Shuml John Agnew J. H. Snyder officers gg me'dml I 751' Preside ! Rvmra'ing 560111173! brwsporzdz'ng Sm'clary 'lhwsm'er fictive members F. G. Council IS. 11. Hess C. F. Slump 129 W. C. Hamilton Thus. Jenkins P. E. Smith 19. C. Hughes Halve members-zommuea T1105. Crumley F. R. Shaffer N. G. Miller H. C. McEwen R. L. Streetcr D. C. Baird F. C. Kunkcl C. 2. Stall W. M. Svhnure J. H. Fuhneslock V. W. IIeidelbzmgh W. H. Bowers A. M. Clay H. H. Hanson W. A. Ishlcr 1C. 1'. Liljcgreu J. 1C. Mntecr II. 13. Stitt 1L0. Frick C. II. IIzlinc 19. 1'3. Godard G. H. Dcike R. M. Rumble 1i. K. Wood W. C. Pollock Ruhcrt Ray John M. l'rice C. D. C. Vi1stm x w,-w4 Hssoclate members 11. C. Ilenton J. R. Mmldock A. T. Holloway H. j. IIunsickcr A. S. Glasgmv J. II. Siegfried W. E. Iluucc F. 11. Taylor jmm-s Stcrrctt II. C. Neel A. J. Buku E. B. Farr R. L. Kcstcr J. B. Landis H'. C. Fox II. A. Blair F. Z. Monrc C. II. McConncl P. Martin 130 jeffcrsonian Eiterarv Society QGQ Officers I 9min? '21! - - . - I 7w 1 ?mia'ml - . - . SIW'I'IUU' - - - - - - - G. K. WARN - - F. C. KUNKEL - - - W. H. LANDXS O'I'lz'r - - - - - D. B. TUHOLSKI E. B. FARR litlilm-x . . - - - - - A. R. DENNINGTON F. H. TAYLOR QR! members G. K. Vnrn W. H. Lundis 1:. C. Kunkcl 16. B. Farr F. II. Taylor A. R. Luckic o. s. Ricgcl A. H. Thrmlc J. R. Muddovk J. E. lscnbcrg C. N. Fisher R. G. Garrett h-t v . B. Tullolski A. R. Dennington E. H. May H. C. Neel P. E. Smith E. S. McLarn Thomas Jenkins W. G. Bowers 11. G. German E. P. Liljegrcn 131 fridav Zlub Prz'sz'dt'nl PROF. I. T. OSMOND 1 Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Athcrton Prof. ' W. A. Buckhout l. T. Osmond Miss McElwain Prof. and Mrs. L. E. Rcber u M. C. Ihlscng J. P. Jackson F. E. Foss H u J. M. Willard ll I F. L. Puttcc G. C. Watson lJr. Wm. Freur Rev. and Mrs. Denniston Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Thompson W. C. Patterson members 132 Srrn-Iary, J. A. HUNTER Dr. and n Prof. uml Mrs. Mrs. H G. G. Pond II. P. Armsby T. II. Tuliuferro XV. J. Keith C. 1.. Grimm F. E. Tuttlc l. L. Foster C. D. Fchr J. U. Lcclc M. M. Gan'ver 11. Hayward G. C. Bulz Prof. W. M. Towle u H Bcnj. Gill J. H. Tudor Mr. P. B. lh'cncmzln 11 II. 19. Dunklc H j. A. Hunter Miss j. C. Gray '1 MalryHnrm-r Funny Wright 11 A. 1'3. Rctlifer Mr. C. A. Brown l Mr. A. II. Hspunshmlc Mr. 1?. F. Thompson Miss C. D. Wymun .. H. M. Bradley 11 A. McDonald M 1C. Muck '1 M. Musser 133 Dr. F. J. Pund Mrs. L. A. Pond Mrs. j. C. Filhrick Mrs. j. Y. McKee Miss Ruth Slrcctcr Mr. 11:. 11. Myers Mr. M. J. Romero Mr. 1C. H. Hess Mr. A. Fries Mr. H. Athcrton Mr L. Becker Mr . C. Riggs Mr. . XV. Norris Mr. . S. McDowell 2029c? Press zlub Qt! Officers G. C. SHAAn, '00 - - l'rvxidmzl D. S. MORGAN, '00 - Vice l'n'sirlml J. II. Smmmmn, '00 - - Tmaxurrr D. II. PLANK, '00 - ChrravpmMiuySz'nwlm'y J. D. ROBBINS, '01 - lx't'rm'rling.Sh'rclary .' A u Vi, 5'4: 0-. k0 N , 1' aha: U , ' . ' . W - 1 :- members 11. C. Shawl, '00 J. Agnew, '00 A. 11. Berger, '00 11. II. Plank, '00 j. 11. Siegfried, '00 D. S. Morgan, '00 L. E. Young, '00 1:. K. Reed, '01 W. M. Schnnrc, '01 J. 11. Fullnesmck, '01 J. D. Robbins, '01 R. W. Salisbury, '01 A. II. Dodds, '01 11. C. Ilcnton, '01 1'. V. Stevenson, '02 H. A. Mott, '02 XV. 1'. Plank, '02 1 x I 1E: K KN 134 . 191,1: 2- ttl; Prof J. H. Leete G. A. Elder y- -. 4L3 - .., , Golf Elub Officers Inculml - PROF. I. II. Llcl-z'nc Smwnlm'yaua' ln-mmv'r - PROF. I. L. Fns'mk C. M. II. ATHHRTON IL'J'H'IIIIW Guumillce - A. S. SHUFFWFALL G. A. Nlmlck Plum. J. H. LI'ZICTIS 'lbmvmmwll Gmnmlm' Plum. T. H. 'FALIAmcklm A. S.SI10FH5'MI.I, members Prof. I. L. Foster Prof. T. II. Taliaferro A. S. Shoffstull W. L . Shearer . L. Moon: C. M. H. Athcrton C. R. Siegfried 135 G. K. Reed the Battalion Iladet 01mm 1?. '11. C011: ............................ . ........ 11lajm' Std 1 R 0. 111 11. NN .................. IN! I nulwluuf nmI 11011111 ! R. J 11111111111211 ........... I1! I nnluuml um! Qua; lmmmlu' 11. K. 1111:1511 ............................. Sc'rqt'mll Illajm' I4. 11. C 1111 11N cl1 R ................... QII1I; '.,-lunlavl1r S'wuuml W R. M11 115. ....................... Color Sluggvmt 6.11.111111111. ................................ Clmflllmiriml C.11.S111N11' ......................................... CYI'M lime Officers COMPANY A COMPANY 11 Captains .......... 14. 1'3. Young ......... D. 1C. chtch 15.1 Liculonunts. . .C. LungL-ncckL-r ..... W. A. 15111er 211d Licutcnunts. ..J. 11. Robbins ....... C. 11. 11111111 151 Scrgcunt ...... I4. SL11011 ........... P. C. 111111101111111 131111 Scng-zmt ..... H. R. Nelson ........ rnL-y .11118L1gL-11111 ...... 1.11. A11111 .C 11.1111551er 4111Scrgc1u1t ...... G. A. JildL-r, ......... A.11I 11011115 .1111 Sergeant ...... D I.Icrr Corpoxals ............ .................. 15.11 Adan 111:1 ......... '11. 11;. Thomas Corporals. . . . . . .............................. h N C1111l11111L-11.. ...J 19. Isenbcrg Cm porals ....................................... 11119111 ...... Corpomls ............. ................ II.F.McKiiig111 ..... 14.C.11eilmm1 Corporuls ..................................... . .J. C. Bridge ......... A.R.Den11ingto11 Corpnmls ....................................... F. C. K 1111k1L- ....... J.II.S11yder 11crks ............................. .. ........ W.II.BuL-k1mut ..... D.I4.Ey11011 COMPANY C COMPANY 11 Captains ....................................... A. 11.13111 ............ A. W.01'1kw0011 lstI4ieutL-111mts ................................ G. 11. Kitlrcdgc ...... S 11 Ixuhn 2111114iL11tL111111ls ............................... W.M.SLIn1urc ...... D. M. Stuart 1511 Sergeant .................................. 0 G.Cy1111L-r ........ I4.Cr111111cy . 21111Se1'gL-11111 ................................... 1,12. '1. ML L1L111y ...... J Hunsickcr :Srd SLrgL-ant .................................. II. IIIHISILIL'CI ....... 1.1 14. Mingus 4111Se1'1gc1111 .................................... J. C.RogL1s ......... R. W. Salisbury .1111SLrgc11111 .................................. A. II. Mi11L1. ,11 W.S1myer C0r11m1115 ...................................... 11.114.S111itli ......... 11.A.Mot Corporals ....................................... A.'1.IIL1110way ...... C. R SiLgftriLd Corporuls ......................... . ......... J. R M 1111111Lk ....... 1:..A.Mc1:L1vy Corporuls ....................................... . II. 11111151111 ...... 1I.c11111 Corporuls. .. ................................. 1111. 11. SttcetL-r ........ D 11. Ti111olski Corpornls ....................................... J M. Nelson ......... D. C. Baird Cle rks .......................................... J. S. 11111110.........1 G. liorater 136 BOMNW members Mr. Pruf. j. P. JIICL'SUH members A. H. Berger II. C. Glcnwrigllt J. Agnew C. Bolnrd G. H.011y W. A. W. Krcbs J. lex'inlcy IL S. Mnrgnn D. H. Hunk J. H. Siegfried A. M. Arncy A. Meg. Pearce G. C. Shawl 15. J. Thmnpson C. II. Busslcr T. Crumlt-y J. II. Fnhncstock R. 0. Glenn 1LJ. Hunsickcr A. S. Glasgow C. II. llurris V. A. IshlL-r II. A. Robbins. J. Ii. Mutter W. M. I38 1:. 1?. T homps- :n R. j. D. Hoover C. C. Mnttern 1X5. Miller J. N. n. Nusbit j. M4 Craig G. A. Elder R. J. Gardner 11. I4. Mingos Schnurc . ECHANICHL NBINEEHING DBIETY 'v Honorary members Prof. L. 1C. Rchcr Prof. V. M. valv Prof. U. I . Hrimn Mr. 11. If. Dunklc Mr. j. .X. Hunlm-r Heme members 1?. C. Conm-ll W. T. Hinun U. G. lillwunls C. Longcm'ckLr A. W. Uzlkwoml A. H. Throne P. H. XVeltly j. H. MINI C. 1C. Crmu'h, jr. 0. U. Cypher U. W. Dodgy P. C. lluldcnmn j. 19. Ileplcr J. lhmsivkor, jr. T. H. Millm' C. II. Ruuh j. M. Rnhhins j S. Ruhlv XV. R. Salisbury C. j. Stuart 0, Wise HSSOCMIQ QOle'S L. H. Cnrpvnu-r J. H. W. Chestnut, .Ir. 1?. 1.. Craft A. 0. Fisher D. 1R Holllcn 1,. H. Hrimllny C H, HnrpL-r W. V. HCilchHlllgll D. It llx-rr H. C. Hughes R. V. 141-1110 1:. 7,. Moon- l'. V. Slcvcnson T. D. Thumus S, 1-3. Vclu-r h. omcers l 0 m Mzwl I 717' Prmidrnl - .S'zwwlmjl mid 'lh'amn'r Honorary members PRUFI'ZSSUR F. E. Fuss members . 0. chmms H. C. Jmmsox 1?. 19. MILLER 11. C. Dmimcu 1?. 1?. IWILLIIZR A. ll. Dmms MR. P. IL BchHMAN II. C. DRICHHR A. II. IMmDS S. ll. KUHN T. Ii. FmA'ru II. C. IIICATUN J, IL Mmui Hssociate members G. N. CAMPBELL j. T. Glil'llART I40 THOMAS JENKINS AUI, BRUCE BRICNICMAN was born in Huntingdon County, Penn- 0 9 o sylvaniu. In 1889 he attended Normal School in Ohio. From this he entered the Pennsylvania State College in the Fall of 1890, graduating with the degree of B. S. in 189-1. In 1897 he took the advanced degree of C. E. In 1804 he was appointed Assistant in Civil Engineering and in 1896 was made Instructor in Civil Engineering at the PennsylVania State College. NA: x V Y m y x- 4 L';.',:hi:'X m, x ; 8C! 1'I3,'t 31.UWWW . 43$. Xi cs; 4 xv0;??ro;u.4.'ms-3: mu v . i' M'V' W W'd'i ' E. $???,k ' . w? ' Fi59:ss- w 1 I H . 1'le Arm w W H I x KN V!!! NC. 3' Wx '1 WNW Wk wi. M iigsia NW'W $N$$ : m WNWW I x gym x .' 1 i .s I .iy :. litmk I A w ky$sl9x f, . x33- ' PK; x. Officers lb'z'xia'ml - - - L. E. YOUNG I 'in' lb'vst'dzwl - - B. C. BRADY SFU'NNIJ' - - - G. K. Rmm Bonorarv members DR. M. C. INLSENG DR. F. J. Perm members ROLAND DILLER L. E. YOUNG W. C. POLLOCK L. R. SCHOLI. E. A. MCKELVY L. H. CROSMAN C. S. FREEMAN H. G. GLENN E. 142. lhcwrrr H. C. Krr'rmamm BURKE C. BRADY D. L. ICYNUN G. K. Rmcn W. B. BROWNLEIC G. T. SMITH W. A. MAXWELL S. J. MERWARTH D. K. MILLER C. W. Romans C. F. TAYLOR W. E. NANCE 1111 5.2.; It, . Z , ,' ,mun fl 1: 1 , , J a. M . . Ebemistrv Society lbmhlml, D. 16. WHNTZICL 17M Iy'tivllrllr'ld, H. J. YORK Swrrrlmjl, W. H. BUCKHOUT ??'msmwz R. B. GAGE HOMMW members DR. 0. G. Poxn DR. W. J. KEITH DR. F. E. TUTTLE DR. 19. J. Pom; MR. C. M. H. ATI-IICRTON members A. SIIOFFSTAIJ, W. C. HAMILTON 16. T. McCumxv H. R. NELSON B. L. Mnmuc W, A. SMITH F. M. CRICINICR 142 l90l Ea Uic PUBLISHED ANNUALLV 1w Tm; jHNmu CLASS the Board lidiiur-I'HJ'lu'qf, - - - - - - S. II. KHHN associate Editors NIISS ALEXANDER G. A. ELDER II. L. MINGUS A. M. ARNEV T. H. MILLER B. L. Momma 11w W151; 0. II. KITTRICDGIC Business managers E. T. McCLIcARv G. K. Rm-zn Photographer C. II. RAUH Hrtists 9. IIHLPHR J. P. RITHNUUR 1 1 t 0 53- 3 K 0? Q 7. Studenrs Band Book PUBLISHED ANNUALLV 1w THH Young men's mrisnan Hssociation Nkf Dy Zommmee E. II. lhcss II. 11 . HANSON R. 1.. STRHH'FICR I16 Che Free Lance Puszmen MONTHLV 1w 'rmc STUDENTS Board of '99 and l900 QQ Edilur, F. T. COLE HSSOCMR Editors G. K. WARN D. E. VVENTZHL A. M. Almhzv S. H. KUHN, Uesignem G. A. ELDER, G. H. KITTREDGE II. II. HANSON A. H. H. MILLER C. E. DENNY. chigncM 1 H. C. GLENWRIGHT, - lfm:'zms.s Nmmgrrs L. 16. YOUNG, J C. H. BASSLER, Asn'slant Business Xllauager $$Ak3' Board I900 and l90l lftlz'lor, II. H. HANSON 1185061636 Editors 1!. C. HEATON G. H. KITTRICDGE J. D. Rounms A. H. H. MILLER 1?. Z. Momuc C. S. FREEMAN D. B. Tuum.sxx L. E. YOUNG, lflm'wxs Almmgr'rx H. C. Gmmwmnu'r, C. H BASSI.ER, x'lssz'slant Businesx Alarmger 149- L l 'I 'l :21??? N M M M? L w W RX A u'. Ix miscellaneous ' Immorta ls Livntvnzmt Hmu'rnl Vruuch. Hrigmlivr Huncml llmlun, of Artillery Vnrps. irigzulicr va'rul Harris. of 111v Signal Corps. Major General ,I lcplcr. Hf tho ICnginwring Corps. Mujnr Guncrul Slmx'urt. 1m chcrzll L'much's Staff. Fulnncl Russ. Hlicf Surgeon. Ilioutcnzmt Culnm-I T. ll. Milk-r. Cavalry Chief. Coloncl IV. 19. Millvr. Adjutant. Major 'Rilcnunr. Stmlvgist. Cmnmmluro W'isc, Unlinzmcc lixpcrl. t'nptnin lelsgtm'. Hf 11w Signal Cnrps. l,icntcnnnl l'ollurk. Hlivf of Smnts. lejnr Fugutc. Acting Quartcrnmslcr. Fullncshwlx'. Culm' Scrg'mmt. II. A. Rubbing. Hrtlvrly tn chvml chlltm. Culnm'l Smith. Cnmnmmlcr of tho Hynmnitc Ezlttcrics: 152; Clippings from the College Catalogue MILITARY IiIiI'AR'MHCNT. This department is in churgc of an officer of the regular army, dctailcd hy the War Ih-partmcnt, :18 Professor of Military Science and Tactics. Instruction is both thcnrctical and practical; p'ztcticztl duringr the 9:111 and Spring seasons, and more largely thmi'ctical during the Winter season. Practical instruction includes instruction ini CavalryiSchool of the. soldier dismmmtmlhsnitor exercise. Artilleryr-Manuztl 0f the piece and service of the font hztttcry. ConsidC'ahlc attention is paid tn target practice, the. Cullcgc having a good range, and ammunition hcing' furnished by tho. ticnc i211 tiovcrw mcnt. Students are. taught to estimate distances hy sight under varying conditions. The manufacture of zmimunition is taught hy the use of reloading tools, cartridges fired 0n the range hcing rcluzulwl when needed. chral drills are devoted to military signaling. and students are. taught the transmissinn of messages at as great distances as the. surrounding country will zuhnit. ThCUFCliCle instruction is confined to one session, and is by recita- tions and lectures. Lectures on military subjects are given from time to time, and students of classes not required to attend are allowed to he proscnt when this does not interfere with their other college duties. 'i'w .h.h. h-i- -h-h- 'v.p.p.p.p.p:w.'.y.y:i.,.;.;. gagggggarieggaauieeeeegeeh.33-. IHEHRENNSYZVAAUA.SKATE'OOLLEGE meumNrsonmm EZL4 g$a a Centre 00., Pa. Dictated. Mr. I. F. Hepler, Dear Sir: You are reported at this office as still being deficient in free hand drawing, and you are requested to interview the instructor in regard to this matter. You will please give the matter attention without delay. Yours very truly, President. Notice to New Students Owing to the interest recently taken by the Faculty in obtaining students for the College, and wishing all candidates to be fully prepared in all branches, they have issued the following instructions, which are to be printed in all the local newspapers. No person need apply for admittance unless he is personally ac- quainted with at least two. or has shaken hands with at least five, of the leading politicians of the day. Persons desiring admission to the College, and having letters from influential political persons. whose pull may be beneficial to certain members of the Faculty, are admitted without question. Otherwise examination will he required in proportion to the importance or inllu- enee of the person from whom obtained. The ratio is taken according to the following scale: One letter from either Billy Flinn or Chris. Magee, no examina- tion. From M. S. Quay. til From Governor Stone, two examinations. From Culley, three examinations. From McKinley, Diploma given at once. From llenrose. four examinations. From ll. G. Meek, five examinations. Others in like proportions. From Bryan and Clark, flunked out at once GENERAL DIRECTIONS. Upon arrival at the College, the person bearing a letter from one of the most important politicians is requested to walk right into the office, without knocking, as he will be welcomed with open arms. This letter entitles him to throw all useless furniture down the well, to break all the lights desired, and also allow him freedom of the ereamery at all times, besides the full privilege of using ponies. t::g;gaaeaaeaaaeeseseeeeeeeese 156 l 5555535555555556EEEig5gggggg? i0 SIGNAL CORPS. The chief requisites fur positions on this corps 11113-1110. ability 10 do all kimls of drilling and 10 ilisrcgnrtl all 'llullicls onlci's. 1.. R. Sclmll, li. T. ll'chTlczu'y. I5. l5. Miller. T. A. Miller. C. M. Harris. I. IV. llcplcr, A. S. Glasgow. C. If. Crouch, G. Wise, T. li. 'llugzltc, W7. A. Smith, J. ll. lialmcstoclx', J. ll. Mokc, ll. A. Robbins. 43 Clippings from the Bulletin Board QUESTIONS mm Tine WISE. Wliy do the students of this College have 10 pay $3 during: llu- fall session for gymnasium privileges? Will sonic authority plczlsc answer why? How arc the students to get the worth of their money with no one admitted to the :4me . ls the gym. for l'Corpm'al ziml Rube alone. 01' is it for all stu- dents? Some guy please answer. Why ilOH'l' those in charge of the gym. earn their money? Uliilillc for a Senior Mathj If it costs each student $3 during the fall session to keep the gym. closed. how much will it cost to open it? .3 All students wishing tn placc tlicir ilanizigc deposit on the Slate- lluckncll game will please leave illCil' names 211 the business office or call in person. i55$55$33335$36$9EEQEQ$G$EE$Q W Priu- Un Altcrllzltorsu-WIzlrris. put that proof on the board. Hlarris goes to the board and puts on an entirely different proofJ Now, Harris. how much do you think you should get on Price that ? llarris- Cruig says I should get at least 5. Price HCruig, why would you give him 5? Craigo liccausc he put up such a good blufff, Some of tho Juniors were very muvh startled some time ago upon entering Price's room to find the following upon the blackbozml: .3 Papa is a Pitr; L 11010 Louis is 21 little Pig. Mary K. Jackson. .33 Questions taken from the Civil Service Examinations for Professorship at State If a person wore to full and break zm arm on the steps of the main building. on account of the ice which is always on them, and Would then sue the College for dzuuugcs 21ml win the case. should the money be taken from the damage deposit or not? .3 If 21 student had 21 term grade of 57 zuul should make a grade of GI on tho linul cxzuuinzuion. would you pass him? Auswcroulkpcnds on 1110 follow.'y .5 Tollic to Ruhlcu-WMHH you think you could misc :1 new cap? WM you have :my old ones you don't want? .3 Rllblc Coplwrwirc Ulsks Mokc 11 question about llystcrcsisy MokcoHl don't know. Professor. C. VViroouEvidently vou have not studied this, Mr. Mokc. Mokc WR-s I know: I zuu somewhat of a fizzle. HilldOOS-hhPrOfCSSUl'! Baldy hit me in the hcadH' Kid Glenn tgiving advice to Snphs in Chemistryy-ttlf you want to get a pull with Tuttlc, commence at 12:40 and quit at 5:00. I did that. .3 How many grams of HzO is there ? Crmnlcyh-hliour hnmh'cd exactly. plus IO.,, 3 Swamlr-JWVhat is the valcncc of carbon? Y0 HFour, Doctor. SwampyHAlways four? Y'CZlkCI-HNO, Doctor; it is invariable? J Crosman ttn Coppcrwirc 'HtmnpsonythVhy do they call you Cop- lx-rwirc, Professor? 'lhhompsonyhtHI. that bothers me so little that I have long ceased to think of it. J3 Haldywhhtlr. I'lztmllong. can you sue this point from where you are sitting? Handlonghtths, sir. Haldyyqiluh! there ainyt any point thcrcg 9' The. cock often crows without a Victoryylgoo. .3 n Hewitt y ttl love it's giddy gurglc. I love it's fhlcnt How, 1 love to wind my mouth up. I love to hear it guy .3 Hcss-NI am not in the, roll of common men. Shnuphmlthc wm'hl knows nothing of its great men. ; s3 5ie;;esi ee$ezs zsaggggg 159 .w-wa -w-w- - -w- -w-w- -w-a- -r- Wrr'rrr 'w'avv . .-3-a3$azaa5azgiggggggsg4gz:ex Z Regular dialogue h tilrtl in thc Armory ahnut clcvcn l'. Cnlc-J'lx'ctthcn, arc the windows all luckctl? lx'culwn-atths. LI-JUMHI thc tlum's all hultml? Rr- ch. LX-iAnd the hooks all mvvrctl with tho watcrpmof hlankct ?; IL-JtYCS. LXaHAnd thc lmlian chlhs ready? R.-tths. Catlwml thc revolver loaded? lxt.a ch. LlamlthL-n put out the light and come to hut. Now let thcm cumc if they dare! I Cole-t tl am so fresh that even the grass Turns palt- with cnvg as 1 pass. .5 The Doings and Sayings of Some of the State's Brightest 'ltaylm' Cup at Swathmttt'ttattWhat are your fnotAhall culm's hero? Swathmurc playcr-- Hlack and hhlc; the same as other places. 'Itaylm' UatchatSay, .Imy thcrc was nothing grammatically wrong in that question. was there P a! Waiter tu lturnsu-ttAnything; more, Mr. Hunts? linrnsatW'cs, plvasc: $2.50 from the cash register. I Will smm- kind person inform Fisher um that the. not kept in bottles. n W sactions arc J Caddie ttn Lcctc, as ho cntcrs tho postttfticctat'Say. Ding tn give me that live Cents you owe me? Loctc taftcr haying Mr. t'mhlic' I t- Quitc a striker. isn't he? lei-i-w-w-i-w-w-wla-w- -w-a.ad y '...-.....W;. -oo-0O-Qo-Qa-.. -o- wgwggwgggy451wwezgezssesegsggs V 5 w ' 555555555:5555:teeeee$eeeee$ Crumley tin Steam Enginesyw'um eccentric is a circle with two cen- ters in it. J3 Hindoo asks Lordy to play on his chronograph. J. Swamp- What have you got there ? Freshmam-uNothing. Swamp5wlihr0w it out. J In the pursuit of their favorite pastimes, the following persons might find it to their advantage to peruse the books suggested. Each book costs only ten cents or three copies may be had for twenty-five cents by applying to the proper person. tAddress may be found at La Vie roomj Allen-llow to stuff birds and animals. Craig5l low to behave. Crumley5ltlow to become a gymnast. Dodds l'. Millei -Ilow to keep house. T. Miller Fahnestock5llow to do the black art. litigate5l-iow t0 Hirt. Gardnerv-How to become a detective. Glasgow-How to make and use electricity. Glenn5H0w to become a military cadet. IAleaton-How to box. J-lunsicker, H. J.5'How to keep and manage pets. Kittredge-liow to make candy. Nelson-How to play cards. Rauh-ltlow to become a pliutogrmpher. Ritenour-How to break, ride and drive a horse. Sulishury-Jiow to dance. Scholl5lilow to become an inventor. Smith5How to do chemical tricks. Stuart-Iilow to fish and hunt. 555 555555555 35E ZE$$5$$$55$$$ 161 Q Q-Q-Q-QAQT QIQ-Q.Q Q-Q.Q Quagmpv pv '4' '.' p ; pv y a I p. o o- .. a:aawagngz-wzzeeeeeeaeeeegegg Tally to Burns rwiutcr. tcrnO-WVCH, Mr. Burns. what have you done towards getting your new uniform? Hurns- Idvc saved fifty cents towards it. Tally rspring' tcrnU-dwcll. Burns, how much have you now toward your new uniform? Hums-JNothing'; spent tllL' flfty cents for buttons for my old one. 3 Will some of the upper class men 1011 the inquisitive Frcsluncn what business Pollock has in John Vs office? .3 Soph 00 PrcpJ-J'Say, some of you Preps ought to get your hair cut. 151-anch ain't allowed any cuts. .3 SwamedVVhat arc the sources of 'l lydrogcn ? Fox COpQ-dWatcr. Swamechs; go on? Fox Coy rafter thinkingr rlcclylnyddMilk. J Gravy to Miss Alexaudcr-qs it opaque P Miss Ar- No. sir; it is dark. J3 dSwamp Smith r'ozr-thtor. I do not care to recite; T have been prompted. J Tally to Jicwctth'Can you do this problem? ll'cwitthchs. sir. Tally- Thcu you go to the board and do it. HewitthOh, go on and do it yourself; you are doing well enough. .5 jcckcr Un histornydVVcrc Martin Luther's theses long? Milcs-fNo, as he got ninetyAfivc of them all on one door. - . -M- 7 : 7 JTQ '- '- - '- -Q- d'dedtytttyyi7 55i55$5255i592i-e-333Q-s.wesee Blair i'ozy-ii'lihis country has now reached Izvr womanhood; she should act like a man. .3 Hcrby 00 Class in mechanismy- XNl121t form 0f csczlpcmcut was first used in the clock ? Bassler On a confident toncyiiqilic hour glass. J9 YodcriHH'ofcssor, has the bell gone? Haldy-ichs, the hell has went. Huh! I Tallic 00 Ycakcl '03, in trigonometryy-HMr. Ycakcl, you go to the board. Ycakcliiil can't do it. professor. Tallic HYou obey me, Ycakcl! YcakcliHJ'm no baby. Tallic UYou obey me, I say. Ycakcli- Wcll, I suppose I will then, if you say so. .3 Dunklci lihrcc masses of 10, 10 and 1 pounds respectively are acted on by forces. What is the mass moved P HindOOgHIOXIOxl. n' J3 Oakwood- 1 was born to bc a cztptzxiniUV' J Gravy On physical mcasurmucutsy to Ililiiloo- Mi'. Craig, what are you doing now ?i, Craig-JiDonT ask me, professor, you ought to know. J3 Tally to Golden Jag Mr. anp with a pin to wake him up. Goldc11- N0. 1,111 not going to jag that follow; he'll fight. .3 uCan you tell me where M r. Athcrton's shop is? 5ggugguggu?g$ug$$$gg$$$$$$gv$sg 163 Frcshic $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ lrahncstockal'When l was a Child, 1 spake as a Child. I Tally thy way of illustrationy- Now, Mr. Ricglo, if you had a piece of meat on your knife, would you swallow both the meat and the knife? Ricglcahl have better manners than that; I generally cat with my fork. J3 Gravy treading signs from the sidewalkslattlt's all right boys, but you'll have to send them to some other place if you do not wish to meet them again. BaldyoHYou fellows who cxpcctoratc on the lloor, need not expect- to-ratc high at the end of the term tanothcr laughy. J Tally tto llakcr. 'O3lallDo you know. Mr. lakcr, that you are one of the shining lights in my class ? llakcrv-Jlls that so? 'llztllyialchs you are; just about a eracandlc power. 3 Mokc 0n hcaU-JlA horsclxm'cr was so called because they used to use horses to run the. cngincsfl J Commandant 'llaliafcno gives us to understand that he would not disgrace a corpm'alship by giving it to a Junior. at Edwards 00 crowd at hotoll-Jl'llhcy have a drill over in the shop to drill a hole one thousandth of an inch in diameter. Freshmath-lchs. and a man up in the Armory to drill the whole battalion? J A revised version of Solomonls provcrh on wisdom should, accorda ing to a recent suggestion, read something like this: HA wisc man gets an idea in the head, but a fool gets it in thc neckf' og$$$$$goggggggog$oooooooo$$oo 164 9$h$h$?h?g$g$$h$hhh$$$$$$$E$E$ 'Itollic tin 'ltrigJ-JW'OU tangents ttcn gcntst go to the board, please. Ditto tin 'ltrigJ-JtYuu show :1 sine tsigm of not knowing this suhjcct. VYhilc making an cxplzmntiun :1 little later he said: Scczmt tsce cun'tt you, h'lamncy? Mztt'nm-y- Cosilu5 do. 'l'.- L7:m you see it. Sharp? M GtsidQ ttCnscczmt. J Freshmzuk-ttProf. thu'vcr, if you multiuply cents hy cents, what do you get? GravyhttNonsense. .5 While looking zlxs: mmo pictures of horses one day a student was hczml to observe: ' lhzlt lorwc hmsc dont weigh any mow, because it is on :1 larger scale. .5 'Itaylnr tstnmling on tho hunk of thc Dclzuvzutdhttts that an ocean gnryhmlml? Juhnsnn- ch, Illltl that's the largest one in service. Taylor rc- mnhml an hour to watch this monster, which in the end proved to ho a tug hunt. 3 While delivering 11 lcctm'c on the evils of using tobacco. Prcs-- itlont Athcrtnn mentioned the fact that stunted growth was a result of this practice. but he fnrg'nt to say anything about Tommy Itug'ats and chny Scholl. Class Room Wittz'cisms 'Rchcr Un Thornmw-WVt-ll, hays, what do you think of this sub- n1? Dimm, CootwttVthn we've got it. we dmft know what wctvc got. J Dunklc tin Hoilcrsthttchut is a good way to two 7' Student t 0m- lake 50111 CXLCSSCS and mt exams. ??:f $$$5$?$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 165 ???????so?$o$3$g$?gy?Qe$$sy$$?$g$ lhlsing tto Fair,MinerywiWVhat gas is given otT when a lamp is burning? Fair ttriumphantlyyh- nygen. J Young Swamp- What God makes insoluble, I can't make soluble. J Baldy tto student entering Math. RoomisHWell, are you going to kiEk a goal to-day? Notes-Student only made a safety. .5 Lordy Hooking at work on the. hlaekhtmrd, to which there is no nameysttMr. Anonymous may now explain. .3 Reher tin Steam Enginesy-fiMr. Elder, what is the advantage of the inclined enginPii Elder tknowinglyysttYou do not have to cut a hole in the ceiling for the tiy-wheel. J Lordy tto his elassis'tliigures won't lie, but man can he like the tliekens with figures. .3 Miller tto Gravyy-HP1'ofessor, it's rather hard to get the distinc- tion between mass and weight, isnt it ?H tiitzivyssiiNo, not when you bump your head against a heamf, J iahly Glasgow tells Lordy that the total quantity of energy in the universe is zero. .3 Gravy tto seetiotO-HWhat part of the class is this ? Helper-i'Oh, Lordy Lortly just sent the side of the house up. J Lordys Mr. Halderman, what is a reversible engine ?'i Haldermanhi Jihatis just what 1 was going to ask you. W$E?$$$?$s$$ibg$$$gg$gggv 166 23$?g$gg$9a$g$ggab$$$iv$$ llaldcrman is also responsible for this one: iiNn engine can he more efficient. no engine less efficient and no engine can he as cihcicm as Carnotis engine. J The following was taken frum tho hullctin hoard immediately after the opening of Fall Term: Tm; PERSONAL ICS'I'A'H: m: 'rmc LATE SAM DUCK FUR SALE. 2 military blouses. 2 military caps, VVasthwl. dust-pan. 'li-squarcs. Drawing hoard, curtains, tahlc covers. CIC. Come early and avoid the rush. Room 470. Tum M v CRUMLICY, Agent. 3 Hnnsickcr Um his Freshmen rccruitMai'Squad. mat your buttons! at Freshmen's Banquet Toast T. Who is 11 that in Chemistry. Tries to explain its mystery. W'husc problems are perplexity, 'iSwampy Pond. H. 'lihcrc's mighty Tully with his drill. And yelling loud enough to thrill, And Look yah. sah! with a southern Hill The commandant. And who's the man with tho Ilci-Ilcmllc': HI. Whose poses make angles of many dcgrcss, And whusc shining pate resembles Pattccs'. Haldy Tudor. $5a73$$iE$i3$$43$Q$$QQQ$$SE$EEEE$ 167 $$$$hg$h$g$hg?ghhhhhi5?h?hQ$$$ 1V. And now comes HDutch lichr with his German grammar. Un vci'hzil delusion huw hc docs hammer! cho hacks Der Vatcl'lzmtl 'g'uinst the star Spangled hnimcr, Unscr Carl. V. And who is this man with the prudent 100k, W'ho pits his own version 'guinst 2111 in the hook. chnsc criticisms How likc yon huhhling' hmnk, Doctor lispcnshzulc. VI. And who arc the others of this haughty clan. Who think the poor freshmen whenever they can, And smile as we dollar the green ticket man, The faculty. t 'nttttii : i 9$5$h5hh5hh5$hhggh$$w$$$$$$$$$ 168 $$$$$$eeegegeegeeeeeEageeegggg Dmft Don't Dont Don't Dont Don't Don't Don't Don't Don't Don't Don't Don't Don't Don't Don't Dolft Don't Donft make you Don't Don't Don't Dontts be afraid of Tally. His hark is worse than his hite. believe 2111 Price tells you. consult Freddie without studying up your rule hook. sign any of the Facultyys petitions. call at the Ladies' Cottage after JO p. m. visit the erezunery more than twice a week. fool with Liravy's clock. ask Lordy to play Hen Holt. offer any suggestions to Baldy. They are useless. take more than one problem in Applied. ask Tuttle too many questions. call on Prex without an invitation. 215k Old Swamp to repeat, while lecturing. mistake Riggs for :1 Freshman. ask .llerhy to explain anything difficult. fail to laugh at Poppy's jokes. be afraid to bluff under Maggie. forget to attenn DelterXt's Bible Class. quote standard authors in your orations or Iispenshzule will re-write them. read more than 100 lines of German at sight. go to sleep in Chapel when Armshy reads a prayer. make sport of lhlhly's laugh. lluh! Questions a New Student Should Not Ask Why the hurdles are put in the middle of the campus. Why the railing is put around the bottom of the well. Why we do not drill every day in the week. Why the Connnandant don't wear leggins. Why Cole isn't made Prex. Why young and Johnson don't belong to the Sophomore Class. Why the Connnandant don't carry his sword right. Why Cole sleeps under a rubber blanket. Why George goes to Washington so often. '55?eeggegeegeegeeeeeggeeegegg 169 eeeegeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeneeggegege How Hindoo got an A in Dynamos. Why the Prosz dogs think they own the EngineeringT Building. Who does the rubbcr-neckingr for the Faculty. Why there is so much blowing off in the Engineering Building. What there is about Mexico to make it so attractive. Why the Sophs didnlt buy the B. C. R. R. car. How Tom Millerls file came to slip. Whether the Critic was drowned. Why they don't put the Bulletin Board on the walk. Why the right weather signal is not displayed. W hy moustaches are not popular. Why there are no horses? T7ze Faculty We are the little Faculty of the good State College sort, And we do an awful lot of things we really hadn't ought. We're not blessed with a conscience that would ever make us swerve For there is a little man we know whom every one must serve. We love our little easy jobs with all our blessed mighte We pray for them at chapel time and also every night. So herds a toast to good old llState, -and l'lll each loving eup- We love our little easy jobs, and we'll never give them up. Every one of us are hypocrits to the best of our ability, Seemingly serving State with the greatest of servility. The dollars and the Governor and also the way, 0f making the Gymnasium Fee our small expenses pay. XVe love us only Spikcr can ; and even midst the jeers VVelve been keeping up our loving for these many. many years. So here's a toast to good old H.VSltateTeand fill to the brim each cno- VVe love our little easy jobs and we'll never give them up. eeeggeeeeeeeeeeweeeeeeeeeeeewe 170 Sanctifz'ed Region W'c live in :1 sanctified region Subject to the must vrncl fate: The nzmw of 0111' foes i1 is legion. And we've n 111in Inst all hope of late, 01' wc live in a sanctified region At State. Since w . all agreed to quit hazing iAgrccmcnt most willingly gich, XVC'VC put up with freshness :unazing, And to dcspaii almost wc'rc driven. Yet wc live in :1 sanctiticd rcg'inni At State. in no way dare ii any longer Sumimrt this old College tizulilion. The law of tho Mules, itwas not stronger Than this rule of 011W 0n expulsion. For we live in :1 szmclilicd regioni Al Stale. VVonW spmc onc volunteer to toll us. How those grievances we might redress Without overstcpping that promise So trouhlcsmnv 10 115. we confess? While we livc in this sanctified i'cgioni Al Stale. Could the fresh one only rcnwmhcr That thcri are others besides himself. We would gladly come back in September, Clihc date for opening is the. twclftlo, To live in tho sanctified rcgiom- At State. 171 .l.'; n WWWWWWWWWW Liagmtmm ------- u - -, . u mmmannvnvmmm; 1 2,1, x; 7 , ,l,u r , 4X. 232-: . 1, V XXI AA4- .5 X XN .- X N 5 x How We Are Employed 'l. D. lx'uhhins sets the world on firt- with his schemes. Frank Miller nmkcs his tirst contribution to the library thcn mn- tinucs the exercise while Harry Milier tells the visiturs that he is the best mzm in the shop. M CClcztry sui'fcrg from cnlurgcmcnl of brain due to overwork. Salisbury ovorcmncs KO his bushfnhicss and asks the librarian for :1 book. Amcy th'cztms uf 21 professorship. llontnn and Dodge, accompanied by :1 suit case :10 to Hcllcfontc fur shm't stays. Miss Alexander and Rcctl indulge in 21 tctc-n-tctc. Glasgow locked out of his room, stands shivering in the hall. Schnll mid Rnhlc work together on the gridimn. Husslcr poses as Hum Hrummcl. Craig: tries for drum corps tluriiw Sunday inspt'ction. Crouch :md Cypher tinker 0n engines. lingzitc and Nelson, our huntsmcn, indulge in a chase. 174 How We Are Employed Kittredge and Glenn dream of becoming lieutenant generals. Vis- ions of straps. Ritenour passes his time in drawing for La Vie and spilling ink over his productions. Junior Chemists, Moore, Erb, McCleary, Nelson, Buckhout and Smith create a sensation wherever they go. J. Hunsicker and Ross spend their time in rehearsing for The Thespians. Misses Harter and Miller can always be found at the dressmakers. Allen indulges in preliminary training for the flag scrap. Ishler, dreaming of pugilistic fame, invites everybody to the base- ment. Forster and other members of Hop Committee touch each member of the class for three dollars. Kuhn revels in preparation of La Vie manuscript. Elder exhibits his graceful form on the links. Halderman loafs. Fahncstock hypnotizes the professors and swipes the examination papers. 177 A Bear Sketch Not many nights since, Mr. l'ihmk was interrupted. while read- ing. by it loud and continued ringing of his front door hell. Upon opening the door, his colored dumcstic full ruthcr than walked into the house. crying. 150' thc Laiwl's sake. lemme git in: I ain't never gwinc nut no more at night while 1's in this place. Mr. Hlank nmnzlgod, after many vain efforts. to quiet tht- domestic and found out that she had inmg'incd herself and two other girls to have hccn followed by it hear. and that the other two would under no conditions leave. the htmsc in which they had taken refuge and trust thcmsclvcs in lht' dark. Mr. leuik with :1 fricml whom he had ind vciglcd into going with him, picked up golf clubs tto kill the hczuj and prncculcd to rescue the dusky damscls. llcfm'c leaving the hunsc the following conversation ensued between Mr. lilzmk and thc domestics leaning out of a window of the servant's mom: vauavaqauauauav 178 M 1'. lllauk- You girls must CUIIIC down this minute zuul go home. tlil'lsohNo Sillll you don't kctch us out no more tllS hcrc night. M 1'. lllzmkolliomc down, I say, your employers will he very anxious about you if you are not at home Soon. tiirls-J'Cau't help tlill. suh! ch ain't gwiuc to leave this house 21ml lot no hear cut us up. Mr. IllaukolShut up that nonsense. There isn't :my hczu'. 21ml if there was he would he more frightcuctl of you than you are of him. llirlsh-lltfan't tell us thcr- ain't no h 'le', cause we tlUltC seen him. Mr. lllzttiliol'liook here, you fools, I am getting tirul of. this zuul if you do not come down at 01K and go home. I will go up after you and bring you down. tiirlsollAll right. suh. Wc's it comin'. hut wc's awful scared of that hear. After much lingering :uul hcsitutiou. they came out of the house looking like dusky ghosts, and with :m I's so scared. and an air which no words can express they presented the original of the above sketch to th x astonished stars. $$$$ Nature's Teachings When the daylight slowly fadclh lnlo evening's golden chst, Tllenswcet, tender, soothing fancies Glide into the troubled breast. Then I list to Nature's teachings Aml fm'g'ct lllC cares of day. And Life's turmnil and life's troubles Silently she. hears away. She speaks of all the, hcautics liml mzulc for every mic. Aml all His wumlrous promises For us when life is done; Aml she tells me 0f the Savior lYllo will comfort all our sorrow, Aml l sock my much with prayer And hopes for a better nlorrow. An Episode The lights were ln'ightly gleaming At the l 1 :1tc1'11i1ics' annual hull. Faces wcrv Huslml :md lwzuning While duming in the hall. 191111 was the cvc's cnjuymcnt. 13m tell Inc. gentle maid, llnst thuu nut :1 dull foreboding 0f the plot that's being laid? wwgwwwww 'l ln ough :1 window. quickly opened, fumes 1m uninvited guest: VVL' will let yuu reason. rczulcr. Vthncc 110 came and what his quest. 0n the sill 1w falters, lingers. As if waiting for 21 call. l'ntil snmc mysterious fingers 50ml him right into the hull. Then he squealed. and jumping. landed Right at one fair nmidcn's fool. To describe 1101' Cry of horror, Ah! 'lmmld tukc a whole, clczm sheet! As his cntrzm' 11nd lwcn wanting In the rules of etiquette. With the rcwzml of all intruders. HL- hcforo the door was set. Would you know the unknown stranger? VVnnld you know who danced that jig? Would yuu know who lacked the manners Of a hall-mom? Fwas :1 pig! C. C. w $$$$$$g$$$$f9$ Our Girls I. XVC. think of you, W'c drink to ynu. Ynur grzlu-s. form and fczllurL-s W0 sigh for you. Vc'tl die for you. You darling littlu crculnrcs. H. You laugh at us, You chaff with us, You keep us in a llum'r: Yuu'rc fancy frcc. Hus: while we Um nnly spout :uul sputter. Ill. You Hunt :11 us. Yuu 1mm at us. lint still we arc nut churls: And thus through lifc As maid or wife. Hml bless nur darling: girls! 1C. W. F. $$$gwww$wg Uncle Rabe's Visit to State College tUmtinnetl from last yeat'j Wall, Josh, l'm rxal tlmwirig'ht glad ter see yer. folks to hum, anyhow? swan! How he all the iVlamly's got the! measles. has she? VVal, l Set right down, antl till up yer pipe with smne 1w this ere 'haeey and lill tell yer some more hunt the time Si aml me were. tlUWH ter State Culleg'e. VVal. yet see, arter Si an' me were lmmin out er thet hig stune ham whar the hays got ter say their prayers in every morning . Si sez tet' me. HlVal. josh, heins it isn't time fer lttneh yet. sposin you aml me fuller ther eruwtl an sec sum uv them ther plaees whar they git all this ere hook lai'niif ther Times tells ahnut. HAll right. sex I ter Sif' and so Si an me we went down hehin' ther hays to a hriek hniltlin, like. we seen in picture hooks. 'l'her stnne steps leatlitf 11p ter thcr tlm'e war most like yer war gain, in ter a hit; cave. Arter we, got in. sum 11v ther hoys Went this way an' sum went that way. an' Si an' me tlitln't no whm' we wzr at. lVile Si 2111, me war stamlin' tryin' tet' thClth what ter do. thei' hit: tlUTC swung: open an' a man with retl whiskers enm rnnnin' in any run inter Si, most lx'nnelt'in, Si over. l'ure Si or me could say anythin'. he ealletl ter one uv thei' Tellers. Say. es. what hev I got this Imus? l le jist rushed intet a lettle room an' Si 1111' me we pCCpCtl in ther tlorc ter see wot war gnin' ter heeum 11v him, fur we thought as may he. it wouldn't he safe ter let him run arunn' thet way. 'llher he was, lookin, over a paper another uv them Profs had gnv him. :m' then mtt' he. run an, up them ther steps lilv 'l streak 11v grwascd lightnin'. One 11V ther hays eum along an, Si an, me we asketl him wot all this aetin, meant. an, the fellet' Silltl he guessed llriee, tlitln't want his class ter skip him. 'llhem Profs gits mighty mad when ther hoys give 'em ther slip. so that ther feller toltl Si an, me. XVhile Si an, me was a tryin' ter tigger out why anyhmly would git lllittl when they war a g'ittin' nut 1w work. we heeretl a awful 'aeket tltHYH ther hall an' we both run ter see wot wus ther matter. VVlen we gut ter ther dore. Si 2111' me hoth thought thei' water pipes must hev lmst, fer ther water wus er porin' into a tub at er great sate. 'Ilhem pipes all 1811 hed hi1: clocks :1 sellin' up on top 11v them. but not :1 blessed one 11v them kept. ther right time, :1eeordin' tel' Si's :1n' my watches. Two fellers wus :1 unsnrin' ther size 11v them pipes. whih :1 eurley-haired Prof watched 'em. 1Vhen Si :1n' n11 asked one. 11v ther hoys wot wore :1 blue. shirt without eny buttons on it :111, herl :1 big white S on ther front. who ther l'rof wns, he jest shet' one ey1 :1n' 8e11, I I'm lhet's ther rule hook. He wouldn't tell Si :1n' me eny more about it :1n' I've been :1 tryilf ever since ter study out wot he meant. Si :111' me, we wanted tor see. wher :111 thet ther water wns :1 goin' ter git ter. so we went down :1 pair 11v steps :nf ther we wus right in mnung a whul lot 11v injines, :1n, the racket. them injines made wus jest orfnl. Si he had ICF shout ter me. :111, 1' hed ter yell :11 Si ter make him hear enythilf. Si :1n, me just went through thet place from end ter end :1n' looked at everythin'. 11111 T didn't see eny injine that could nigh teteh 0111- old mill injine. In one place we seed :1 feller makin, mud cakes, :1n1V when we asked him wot he wns makin' them things fer, he jest got smart 21111 said. wrer brake. Ther wnsn't much else. down ther eept sum dynymos. so Si :111' me. went up stairs agin. :1111 when we went hack ter thet room whnr lher big tuhs wus. we heerd :1 awful hghl'. least it sounded as ef one nv ther fellers wus mad. He wus jest :1 roarin, an, :1 hellowin' ahout snthin. :111: thet enrly-haired Prof. wns :1 arguin' with 'em. Sez Si ter me. Why donW thet ther H'nle hook, hit hemf' but 1 gess ther Prof. wus :1f1:11'1l or snthinh fer he jest handed ther other Prof. :1 lettle square. Whl, when thet mad Prof. hed yelled :1 lot more stuff about people :1 horryin' things :1n' never bringnf 1cm back. he nmrched off te: :1 shop thet looked jest lik 1 :1 loeymotivc works we saw ther pictnr 11v. When Si an, me got tired lookilf inter ther blacksmith shop, :111' ther carpenter shop. :1n' ther room wher ther piles 11v sand wus, we went up another pair 11v steps :111, inte' :1 big room full 11v hooks. An: Josh, sure :15 yer live ther wns :1 gerl in the: :1 ptletisin' on :1 music insternmnt 11v sum kind er other. Si :111, me we listened to I1 1:11: ther tune, but 2111 ther sound ther wns wus :1 click, click. jest :13 fast es she could make her fingers go over them keys. An' d'ye know, thet sheet 11v music jest kept raisin, :1n' :1 misin' up around ther rack, an' 185 hy jiminy Si 2111, me looked fer ther notes, but we euuhln't see nothinl but a string 11v letters on ther paper. In another room wus a pile 11v stones :m' dirt jest like out there on ther thre! acre lot, :uf sure huff, Maggie wns stamlinl there lookin, at them. Up stairs wus :1 drawiif room 2111' a lot 11v fellers wus wm'kin' there, but I'll swan! Mandy can draw better enws than them fellers could. Si an' me we ilidnit see :1 thing; they drawetl thet lonketl eny thin' like a picture. A couple uv them boys wus a puttin' 21 paper out in a box with a glass lid. :ml Si thought thet must he one 11v them new-fang'led chicken hutchers. sn we jest waited ter see ther proceedins. Them fellers wus crazy. l'll swan. fe' as soon as they gut thin a lunghin' at a feller thet spilt some ink on thei' How, they jest yanked thet paper out er ther glass box zm' doused it inter a pan 11v vzlte' :m' stirred it muml in there. Artei :1 while it turned blue with sum white lines mi it. but I guess it takes a power uv l-zu'niny t0 git slick enough ter do seeh things. llm'ty soon Si 311' me got hungry an' I gess them fellers wus in ther same fix. fer when ther big: hell begin ter ring. they all made er rush tei' git some grub, 2m' Si 2111, me we jest hunted up 0111' gruh haskets :m' et our dinners ton. VVal. Josh. it's about time ter do ther chores now, so l'lll hev ter quit fer this time. le yer want ter h 711' eny more lmut thet ther plzlec, jest enm rnuml when l hev time :m' I'll tell yer some things thet will Spl'iSC yer. yer elm jest bet on thet. 5,1 fair? MM! $592 e X ! W, . T he Thespt'an's Trip '1 11111 111 111111 111111 nighl within 0111 Main' 3 51111111 1111115 1 11111121111 1111111 111 11i11111V-11ig111 :11111 1111111; 1 1 '11111 ll111s1111111s 111111' 1':111111l 1111111151111'11.. 111111 V11w1111 111211111 111111 11111111 11111 111111111 111111111 brightly 51111111. 111111111 11111 11111111 they gained 1111 11111111 11111 w1'il11, 111 11111112151 111 1111111 1111115 11111511 111111115 21111. 1111111, Hut 1111111 :111 1:11' 111111 1111111111111 11'11il11 11111 1111 VVlmt 1121111111111111 1111 11111 '111111511i2111s' 1:151 10111. XV 11 11111111 11111 11111111 1111011 11111. 11151 two nights 011 which 81111 81111111111 111 C11111111111' 11151 :11 State .111111 1111111111 11111 1111i111 1111111111 511111, 11111 111' 11111 11151 11111 11'1111' 1111151 1111:1111. 011 l1111111l:1v 111111.11 1111115. 11111111.'. 1111111 :11111 111:1i1ls 1111511 111 1111111 111 1 '111111 111111:'1111' 11:1i11; M 11111111 11111 11111111111 111 Ty11111c w111'11 8110111011 '1111 111:11' us give 11111' 111115 like 1111111 i11sz11111. 111111v111111 11111 11111115 111 rain we 111111111111 till night, A1111 1111111 1111111 11111 show 111111511 1111 r1111z1i1'111l; 11111215 llasting's' 11:11iV11 11111111 :11111 eggs 11111111 111111311, S11 11111' 11111111111 was just :1 1111111 1111111111. 111111111 11111 show we will 11111 say :1 11111111. 1'111' :15 11111 11111'111i11 slowly 511-1111121111 1'11is111l, W11 311w :1 sight which 3111 11111 11mins a510, 11111 51111111 1'1111sf1x1-11 :11111 1111111111 312111111 and gazed. 111-11111111 1111- f11111-lig'l115 :111 11111 11151 11111111 1011's 111' S11111i11zu'1' girls 11111111 1111111111111: 0111' 1i1111.'. 113 111111 1111 11111111 1111151 111111111 VVh1111111-1'111111111111V 1111115 w11 cs11i111l. 11111 111111111 11111 curtain 1111111111111 11111 111ml 1111111. W11 111111114111 w11'1l S1111 11111111 :11 11111 111111111 11111111 11111111,; 111119. 1111111 111:111'1111 1111181111 11111111 111111111. :11111 W11, 1171111. '1is enough 111 say we 111111111111 511111111. Hut then 'tis useless for us tn tlcny We soon forgot thcm 'mitl that glorious dance; A more delightful time we never had. And we'll go hack again if we've the chance. Unr sleep was hricf until we had to rise; At Hroukvillc we won- hooked to play that night. Upon the train mlr manager we met; You shnuhl have seen his faccait was a sight. Vth he grew calm enough once more to speak His words o'm'whchncd us all with kccn dismay. A woman. So he Silid.01n' trunk had swiped; Already she was twenty miles away. While westward we were swiftly homo along, Tho female costumes, wigs. and paint 51ml cast: Each mmncnt. though we 'phonctl aml telegraphed, Tho. miles hctwccn us and our trunk incr nscd. Wc sang,r I'd leave my happy home for you ; Thu wuman hy those wmds was moved, no doubt. For tarly in the afternoon we learned At Huntington she had our trunk dumped out. Our trouhlcs though were not yet at an end, For not a living being muhl contrive Tn gct our trunk to Hrookvillc on that night, icforc the hour of eight twcnty-hvc. At last Dame Fortune joined our scattered ranks, The train was not a single second late, And though the curtain did not rise till nine, The, people said the show was worth the wait. Again that night a dance we did enjoy, t A royal time till early morn we had; We thought. in spite of worry and of work, That life upon a show trip was not had. ww W. W 3 s MSW m Next night Duliois was where we faced the lights, And little else, in truth. than lights we faced; The crowd was such an awful freeze that chills First up then down our backs each other chased. The house itsolf's a sight we'll not forget, A church with windows stained and hclfry too, And now. although to theatre 'tis changcd, They charge a half a dollar for a pew. Once more we got up curly the next day, Although we did the town until quite late; Not 0110 of us was sorrv once again To ride on thtrkcr's Bout that night to State. A., 99. FOSSILS 03 B. CS. The great Semi-Centennt'al Foot Ball game between the P. S. C. Fossils and the B. C 's., after a hard fought battle, results in a tie 'liht- Ii. tl's le'l'iVCti at 10:00 1'. M. 0n the cvcning preceding tilt: gnmi :lml WCH' inmmliatcly driven to tho Cm'rig'un house. They were u husky set at h-zmlctl, nmsvular men. hut wyrc very w 1111' and travel? stained after their long; day's ritlc 0n the llcllcfontc Cont 'ul. 'lihcir much, J. Cncszll',scnt the men to their rooms immediately while he intcrvimvcd thc Iil'cc Lance correspondents who hesitged the hotel. From the uppm'zlncc of the H. L735 it was evident that tho sturdv ugricultm'nlists had a hard proposition hcfnrc thcmeu hattlc royal which Woltlti g0 dHWH 0n the annals of history 215 mu- 0f the gl'cutCSt ever played hctwccn the rival teams. The day of thv gmm- tthWIlL'ti bright and clear. The grounds, hmw over. were wot. giving little hope fur :1 large score. Iiotting was quite tzunc in tho curly part of the day. the 1!. CS. giving mltls 0f 40 to 1. Klimt! mum, however. the betting hcccamc fast and furious. Individual hots were all placed and at this point Spikcr came to the rescue and staked tlw tlmnztgc fund. Iirmn curly morning :1 steady stream of humanitv poured into the grnumls uml by two o'clock thv windows of the Chemistry Lahm'zltm'y wvrt- mm and nearly every seat on tho hlczlchcrs taken. limmptlv at 3:00 u't'lnck the 13. US. were helped upon the tick! and were greeted with wild CilCCl'S. Sixty minutes later tht- Fossils limped painfully into vww. tiziptzuns 'liidtlly 21ml Archimedes met in the middle of the field to tnss fur pusitinns :1an arrange preliminaries. Tiddly won the toss and chnsc the west goal with the sun in his cycs :md lilt' wind against him. Iicrc :m uncxpvctctl tlclzn' x'us occnssiuncd hy the refusal of thc I1. C's. tn play until iht' liussils agreed tn play 21 rcturn game, to he played in 1050 at Munnt Olympus. 'Iihis diftivulty was finally :uljustul hy the .0.wa-K-w-3.e.w. e w. .0.0. '.y.p.,.'. .'.,.f-f. .f.p.'-'- 'itd'f-i';0't '.;.e.'.,ee.gee.e.ew.z apgew-0- 555555555555555ecsegsssse5se1 Advisory L'1111111iittee 111111 the teams 1i11e11 1111 in their respective positions. All was 1111111 ready 111111 every one was straining t11 he111' the whistle. when it was 1lise11ve1'e11 111111 111'11'e 111111 forgotten the 111111 whieh Captain 'Iii11111y 111111 ent1'11ste11 111 him. At 4:48 sharp 111111111 11i1'11e11 1111 111 Unser 111111 111111 111111111111 1111 the 1'111ssi1s' te11-y111'11 1111e. 11111'115' fell 1111 the 111111. Muses t111'111111g'. 'lihe 1711ssils line 1111. first down fifteen yzu'ds 111 1111111. Waehe 7.111'1'11'11 15.111 111111111'1-11 111111 11111111 seehzig'. 111113.: 11111 11111' the 111111 111111 Price hit the line 1111' two feet. Hilly 151'1-111' was thrown for 11 loss. Unser Carl here 1'1111111111i11e11 11f slugging 111111 Referee Buekout 111111ti1111e11 both teams against rough 111111. L111'1ly dropped hack for 11 1111'11 111111 f11111111e11 the 111111. llelshazzzu' 1111111111111: 1111 it. 1'1. C's. 111111 1111 1311s- sil's tensyanl line. The 11. C's. line 1111 before Fossils are in position 111111 rush the 111111 through 111'1-x 1111' 11 t11111'111111w11. 111111111 11i1'11s 1111111. 51'111'0. 050. The 1511ssi1s line 1111 111111 11iek 1111c 111 Nero. who e111'1'ies the 111111 1111' 11 1'1111 of sixty y111'11s without intereferenee. 1911ss tackling from behind. At this juncture 111' the g'11111e Unser Carl 11I1jeets 111 tackling, saying t1111t it is 11111 rude to 1111 s11. The Fossils now take the 1111113; 111111111 1111' 111'111'1'. Mark Antony is t111'11w11 1111' 11 111ss 11f ten 1'111'115 11y 8111111111. .111s111111 hits the line 11111 f11ils 111 1511111. The fighting 111111111 111' the 1911ssils is being 11r011se11 Fists 1111' now used freeh' i11 eve '1' serinnnzlg'e.111111111 111'11115 1111111 1111 11 1411111 11'11111 the 11111 11111 111'111'y111e1111s t1111111g'11 111111 11111111s the 111111 111111 1'e111ve1'ing' the 111111 13.1111: down the 11111 111th 11 vew 111eity 11111111 to V 2.1.111. 11111 unfortunately his feet 11ee11111e e11t1111g'1e11 with the ten yard line 111111 the Fossils lose their 111111' 1111111111 1111' 11 t1111e111l11w11 in the tirst 111111 . Between 11111ves the 1911ssils retire to the Chemistry 111111. while the 1!. Us. retire to the shade of the 111111111 st111111. 117111111 the 1711ssi1s 11111111- 1111 the 111-111 for the see111111 111111 they 111111 11 11ete1'111111e11 1111111 111I111 their f11ees which it 1111111111 11e 11111'11 1111' pen t11 piet'x're. The line 1111 11f the 1911ssi1s 111111 heen s11111ewh11t 1111111111111 1111' the second half 1101 w11111s having passed between Pt'ex Unser K1111 111111 the 11111111 5.55 555 55555:: '5esse555'ggssegg 191 ?'?5552 E? 595555$?EEE$$5E? I E --the coach having accused them of being quitters-these two retire from the game, lien Beaver going to center while Delter-x fills quarter. lhe second half opens hy Swamp kicking OH to Moses, who makes a forward pass to Helslmzzar. Time is now taken out while Foss ex- plains what the rules say. Fossils are given the hall on the ten-yurd line. The look of determination which had been gradually wearing OK the faces of the thssils was. now seen to return. Prospects were again bright fer scoring. Delter-x plots :1 sine curve around the left end and a parabolic spiral of the 49th degree around the right end, but without gain. The decisive monwnt 0f the game was at hand. The last chance for possibly searing; had arrived. The I'Tossils assembled for :1 hasty con- sultation and immediately lined. All was expectancy 0n the part of the H. C's. Jiaeh was on the alert for any trick play which the Fossils might try to spring. Suddenly Prof. Tudor placed the hall in the T'fourth dimension and spirited it over before the 13. CS. knew what had really happened. Swamp kicked goal. Score, 6-6. As the teams were again lining up the whistle blew and the greatest game of the century was at an end. LINE UP. Fossils. H. C's. j.illy Frear ................. L. E .................... Mark Antony Freddie Foss .............. L. T ...................... Archimedes Swamp l ................. L. 3 ......................... Claudius Plex HE caved .............. C .............................. Nero Billy lowle ................ R. G ......................... Solomon Gravy ..................... R. T ....................... Belshazzer 11' ie ....................... R. E ............................ Moses Unsel lxurl tDelter- NT ...... Q. B ...................... Aleiahizules 'litltllv tCapt. T ............. 1': 1T .......................... Joshua Price ..................... R. 11 ......................... Socrates Lordy .................... F. H ........................... Adam Officials: Iiilly Buck and Aristotle. Length of halves 85 minutes. A Flank Unto upon a midnight tlr-zu'y, Whilst I struggled. :tlmnst teary, With Jx 11nd .Jy, :uul arcs and SiHCS galore, Suddenly there came 21 tapping At my door t Ht, what :1 rapping! Surely such :1 tappingr there had never lwcn before. To the door I stztggcrwl. ftttring. 0n the thrcslmltl'l stood peering At a HD, that was lccring from :1 ghastly. ghastly eye. t'lH'it-ml or foe, Sllitl I zhtrmnblc, hVtht. oh! what tlnst thou resemble? Hut the HD. it only answered, A Hunk am I. Wt Hunk. I cried, Oh! Lord. defend mo! Vtht Dept. hzul nerve to send thee To at'ttict :1 pour lune student when at work, I do implore? And the D it never qttivcrcd- Ghostly. nmnstrmts. :tml grw114ivcrcd-- Ilttt it unmvcrod. whilst I shivcrod. utNlathcmntic, nothing more. Then the K'D it perched supremely. On my table. sat scrcnly. And I could not drive the tlcmmt nut the door; lint it stayed thcrc three weeks. then 1th me, And if sense has not hcrcft me 1 hope hc'll surely catch me Nevermore. Only a Ride Time: June 1. Place: King ticol'gc's Court. Stzltc College, Pa. Iivclyn. A fair huly uf King ticorgc's murt. Huil. Young tinllzmt of same mui't. Uramulix Pcrwuuv. Willie. Chief Stewart of George's domain. Servants 21nd wardens under Willie's authority. SCENE I. livelynsHLfomc out into the moonlight, 0h Paul. 2111 this vacant and aimless w 'zuigling 0f u'utors duth sure displczisc me. The stilling; :ltnmsh- phcrc is rcmlcrctl yet more offensive by the presence of such as crowd the galleries to olirthiwing. ltzitilstt'lihy slightest wish to fultill is over my him't's first desire. ti tzn'cst Evelyn, 21ml HIUI'C than glad am I to escape the prying glances uf yokcls such as have this night invzulctl our sacred chapel. Methinks the h mitics 0f the moonlight without tluth hut rcmlcr mm'c hnrdcnr sonic the gaudy Hashes of loud i'ainicnt within. lint whither shall we mum. sweetest. down on the green hcncnth the trees. or pcrvhzmcc it shall he a stroll along the tihost Walk ? livelyn-JUh Paul! lichohl what a gathering of vehicles awww- cth before our eyes. 011v would think the lists hzul just hccn opened. 01' pcrchuncc thc gr 'at King: ticm'gc hath summoncrl :1 host of his vnsszils. lihuu spmkcst truly uf thc rnhhlc. fairest. for surely mine Pank-m practiccd eye czmst discern no charger thcrc. hut only plodding beasts which the better match their mastcrs' dispositions. No such beasts for me! Give me the prancing chargr and the blade of host Tolcdo steel with which to win my lady's favor. livciynsq low lruvcly worded! lhtt. Paul. mcthinks a noble p'zmk 'twmihl he 10 horrow somc slow farmer's cart to see hnw't sccms to 1,. :1 farmer's lass. Paul tin astonishmentL-ftThnti Title in such :1 cart as that ! livelynsHAnd why not. dear 21111, none save ourselves need ever know. l,illli-uAg'l'CCti. Ho for the chariot raccs of Ancient Rome! .s.s.s.s.s.s- -s-s-s-s. -s-s-sn-nv-pv.a.pvid-r-t-d-umhnpndipi aaazzz$aaga$zaaeeeeeeezcggeeee ssasNaa 5M 55 siess gszgwigg SCENE ll. Willicottwmt. warden! Ho! Dids't I not less than an hour ago lot standing here my faithful marc and cart? Surely mine aged eyes deceive me not. This is the sclfsnmc spot where l hut so lately tlidsit alight. VVardcnou Iiis trnc, my lord. VVillic-h'lihcn what foul ticml hath so iiiirzu'nlously caused the dis- :1ppcaraim;? Go. Search the whole estate, and if so he that thou or thine attendants shouldst liml the culprit, bring him to me struightwuy. Truly he shalt timl what't means to anger the chicf stvwzlrt of our nohlc Kingr ticorgc. Wardens and servants scatter in all directions. eager for the search. SCENE III. liirclyilwWVlizlt :1 lovely ritlcit hast hccn. Paul! And what a lark with nonv hut ourselves to know this poor cart hast hccn so graced by presence, of nobility. Paulomliruc. mine leclyn. lhit what strange forohoiling's of milk ing; cvil are those which till mine heart? ICVCIyn-ttilzu'k. that cry! Didst see that shzulow cross our path? Oh J rWhWQ i 'a'f'w' iVardcn-HStop thief. and now thou shall know what't means to hrook tho stmvart's displeasure. Paul-JtOut of the way, thou humpkin or we shall ride thee down, VVm'tlcn- Nuy. for by Willie's order doth I thus IHTCSI thee. 5553533535555556EEG$EESEEEQEEE 195 livclyn tplczulingyihUh. kind sir, please but let us here alight, and thou shalt have thy 111351ch horse.' Pauk-WXnd besides, mcthinks thou shalt receive just rcmmpcnsc if thou hut consent to thc hi'ihc. W7ziittlc11it'Nuy, I can but say thcc nay. liis my master's ordcr to bring to him the culprit straightway ho is caught. I dare but do my mas! tcr's bidding. livelyniWih 121111! what shall we do? The disgrace will kill me. Paulitbtntl thc gihcs of my fellow cunrticrs can but wound Im- sure. W'zmlcn-$'Lfmnc, delay is useless. Hcfnrc thc illustcr must yc sock pardon. SCENE I V. tVillic-hhaithful warden. and what culprits hast thou hcrc ? tvanlcnihSir. a lady of court and a madcap gallant, who for a v lurk didst run away with thy cart. VVillic-Mlihcir punishment shalt be disgracc. Public disclosure of their capture shalt be forthwith made. Evelyn, Itziiilit't Hi, kiml Stewart, most kind Stewart. do but spare. us that ignominy. VVilliw- Wilt promise never again to practicc such tricks upon in- noccnt persons ? Evelyn tin tcarsyh- ch. laul tin tlccp thankfuhicssyi'ths. Willici- Thcn alight yc here in the full light of thc moon and swear never again tti-Uahlcau. 010: For the true account of the above, Wi are very much in- dchtctl to the moon, that moon whose enticing light led to the mischief. 196 gt? iwtwwwmmmmmmmmh The Idler VVheu come October's busy days And all in football take delight, l flll my pipe. because this phazc Of smoking makes me feel just right. Then when the football season's done, And, Winter's blasts so very hrcczy Cause me to feel the want of chum, hl till my pipe and take things easy. Again when Winter's past, and Spring Enticcs all from under roof, 1 to my pipe with fervor cling Aml give myself up to a loaf. The grinds may scoff and call me lazy Because 1 thus incur conditions. While they pass everything so A-isy. But do you think Yd change positions? Notmuch. for I'm an idle follow; tcforc I'd be a grind so greasy 1'd rather rest upon my pillow And to the last take exams c-sy. - $$$$t$hW$$$$Wi$E$$h$HEWWW$t 197 i , l Omromcles hh??$5h???g $42: 5 ' 9Q? ?Q$?Q?Qg$ihg Chronicles April 15--17itzhugh returns with a trunk full of SCFIHUHS. l'. P. II. State 8. April m-Filzhugh gives an appreciative audience LN the first installment I'ccciving thrcc marbles in payment. April I7- l3uss1cr elected haschall manager. Alhright 2. State 18. April I8 Dri11 suspcndcd. in cnnscqncnco of which all studcnts are very sorry. Miss Mock gives one of her short quizzes. Freshmen swipe Vnscr's VWirtcrhuch and leave some cheese in its plzlcc. Dickim sun 8. State 4. April lQhSliltc rcccivcs its hmg- fonfrht- fm zlppropriatiml. insc- hall team returns from trip. April .20 501'11h heats the 'varsity I0-3. lror a wonder Paddy Slovensnn and Kid Rcul were not in their usual places on thv grand- stand. April 23 Gcttyshurg 6, Sum- 7. Nu chapel. Loo sick. livery- hmly happy. u April 25 lCIIg'inccrs compelled to hrczlk Lunly's door so as 10 RM cite in Yihrutnry Motion. Lordy requests those implicated to settle at llnsincss Offlcv. April 20-4k'llcfunlc Academy 7, thx-ps 20. Big day in lcllc- fonlo at Odd hcllmvs' Anniversary. April 27 Rccitutiuns shuw evidence of prucwling day's celebration. Y. M. C. A. dcicgntiun arrives. April 28 l5irst meeting of 19m La Vie Ilunrtl. April 29 SoI1iurs last uppt-arzmw at chapel. May lh- llull guts a hair cut. The Seniors cc'chrnlc Dewey Day. Lm'dy duos the same by tlimnissing class early. May 2 14oHly ponies thv lungcst prayer in his hunk. Hilly Frcar sings :1 solo. M 21V 4-4hlckhohz arrives to train track team. agggsgh g5gX$zb$$8$ hhgggggghghggvg 199 .e.s.e.s.s.e.e.i.s.e.s.e.h.e.h'.'.i.!.'.'.'.' '.'.'.d.'.'.'. .. -- Q . ngwwaaaawaawazeeseseee33:23:: May Se'lihe Prex. delivers a lecture mi 'QXeeonsties. One of t'Kid Reeds' loudest ties is sported by u eu-ed. State downs Dickinson in the debate at Carlisle. May 6,-Soph. guards seure Unser. Dickinson 2, State 5. Night- shirt p21 'mle. May 7-i'lkey sits with the Freshmen. Fitzhiigh finds that a humemus lecture is more appreciated than a dry sermon. May ReDavidsnn. '02. tries to blow up Swampy and his Lah. May losttltrice provides cigars fur the vigilant Suphs. May lI-Prex. returns. much 10 the Seniors' sorrow. May lstDuteh lienemzm goes to chapel. Red Letter Daye Green 'i'ielx'etSelHue Hunks. Freshmen have their pictures taken. May 13-liranklin 11ml h'larshall 3. State 7. May I4-The chapel choir sings a hilla-hye. More mzu'hles. May 17. Fugate falls six stories. Kid Glenn removes his mous- tache and a sore lip results. Herby locks out the Meehanieals. Dunk- Track Meet. Bucknell 34, State 62. May lgsliuekhout gives a reception to the Seniors. Deacon Griffin appears in hoiled shirt and aeeessories. All take lessons in spin-' nmg' tops. May zosThe Prex. gets ducked. liticknell 3, State 4. More jiellc- fontc water. May zisMore marbles and :1 pug dog. May 24eCrumley christened as iiAnonymous hy Lordy. Dick- inson 37, State 67. May zssiircshmen return to building after short interview with the Sophs. May 27.sAn attempt to put up Freshmen Hag is frustrated. Ford- ham 2, State 4. May 28-New orchestra uppiarcd in chapel. More marhles and dogs. May 29- iulV shakes his head in Calculus. Josie's another yank. Seton Hall 9, State 9. ' May 30-Dee0rati0n Day. Some of the Seniors hewihler the farm- ers by their flow of oratory. May 31-17reshman ting discovered at .2 :1. m. Pulled down at 4 a. m. The College Crizmiery furnishes the Soph. with hriukfast. Princeton 3. State 4. n leg gets 55555$555hi55555$$5;EE59E?$E33i 1111110 1- quhly hr-uks the golf record. Huckncll 4, State ti. J1me 2113:1511 hall 1 111111 received :1 wm'm wclcmnu h'luss mccting of students to dismiss athletics. junc gi'lihc State College 'lirollcy Co. opcn the mud tor business The 51111101113 furnish the juice. 14le banquet at Milton. junc 4-1 we preaches his last 801111011. He was minus his gown. .I 11110 timlixzuns. conuncnccd. .Itllltt 71Hlx'i11 tilcnn got up at 2 :30 .1. .11. to study V'ihrutnry Mutimi. Jllllt' 9-1000 La Vic. '02 appears on tower of main building. junv 10-1903 springs their colors 21ml their yvll 011 the unsuspecting public. Hilly hu'ns' trunk is moved to Stuart's. Conditions announced. J1me 111Iiz1ccaln11r tutu sermon by 111'. Cnlfclt. A novelt'w-lots of girls in Chapel. J1me Izwltrcx. arrives 1:119 and causes :1 delay in the chapel excr- ciscs. 0111111111 huricd. Pecudcof tho Huggics. Hjnc takes ttDaughv tor driving. .I1111io1' oiaturical contest. .lnnc 131Atil'cldcr sits with tho Vacnlty. Students mow 1111 in chapel. Lircnmtion of Wild Dutch. Svhnul for Scandal. J1me 14wScniors got tired from college. Cuhan Giants 3. State 12. Jllllt' 15--Sunmwr school begins. 4$Qw September 14--h11111ks help Carnegie t0 huiltl the Library. College opens. September 1111311. lsw'lihc Sophs hav 1 :1 prvliminmw huttlo with the Fresh Scptcmhcr 1018011115 explore 2111 empty 11111101 for cider. Y. M. C. A. Reception. September 17-4ic11. ilicnvcr explains the t ducted at State. September 18w1902! 1902! CEl-rD-iC-v'R. Scptcmhcr 21-111111i01's journey to Ccntrc Hall to attend Grungor's Picnic. tsifting process as 6011-- iE$$i$i$$$$Qm$wi$$w$i$wy$w$wy$ September 22-Mzmy surprises zlrc caused hy the scuting in chapel. HLortly lectures his class in lilwtricity on Mental Gymnastics. September 23-Mansiicltl 0, Stau- 38. September 24il'mf. Gill gives his first scrmun. September 25-4.ch Hm holds a Nnmkcr in his room. It was 21 very swell affair. September Zhu-Stmlcnts hold an experience mccling in Chapel. Scptcmbcr 27mlizlsslci' steals Griffin's twine. Suphs try 10 max out the Freshmen. September igik-iictlysburg 0. State 40. i;$iiz; UctnIu-r 3iilircshnmfs first drill. Corporal appears in his now uniform. IQOZ treated the mllcgc to mug viilcr. Class rush. Uctohcr 5iilinnlv tells :1 lish storv. 'lbmmy Crumlcy saves :1 little vhild from living Inn nvcr lw :1 team. Hoitulw 7-- W'cst Point 0, State U Hig' u'luhi'alion :11 the college. Hun tires all nvcr the campus. Spccvhcs. slug: dunvc, etc. October qi'liczun n-lm'ns. llzuilcd 10 main building by students. More speeches. i himbcr rule when the cork comes out. October ll--i:ifst lieutenants display their shoulder straps to the C, mm want to know what is the analogy in Maxwell's admiring gaze of tho Freshmen. October IzmSeniors with drums and life advertise the foot ball game in licllcfontc. October 13-Auix'id Glrnn pulls Dclloris log in DiHcrcntials. W. and J. vs. State. October lsiRcv. thitc UV. div j. '5I i preaches on Thu Celebra- tinn of Great Events. October i7iiiIhitch !hm-nncman fires the class in Descriptive. Uctnlwr i8-Princcton 12. State 0. i'lilw 1mm plnycrl wcll-Dil lvizi HUpiniunS on the gain? 81': invited by students. Senior lilcc- trivuls scrcnzulc Price. wgwywwmmwv 4M? Whigahw vi?$?yi? 202 gyggh$whwywhwhw$$hwhhwhhka$$h October igLi'Lordy lectures 0n the ability of thn mind to grasp great things while obscured by small ones. Tin swords make their ap- pearance. Also Tnllic's new uniform. October zoLiiHilly Huck ihmks in the Lordis prayer. Octobr 21-'lb0thpicks 12, 'lHnnhlcrs 27. Annapolis 6, State 0. tThc tcam played wcll-Dillcrj October 22-Vcry cold day. Dr. Tollic wears his stove pipe to chapel. October 23L1Cvcryh0dy drills. October 26-Scni0rs amuse themselves with duck on rock. The battalion shows Tollic that they don't mean business. October ZSLDiCkson 0. State 15. October 29--Nathan C. Schacffer pays us a visit. October 3ILFaculty hnr all ponies from the track. .SL November Iw-Major C010 and Captain Young lead an expedition which makes all ponies captive. November 3-Juni0r hanquct at Park Hotel, Williamsport. November 4-Buckncll 5, State 0. Novcmhr 5LScrmon 0n iiHow to Make Athletics V ictorious. Very inappropriate. Novcmhcr 6--Commandant Tollicii gave a good exhibition of his soldierly control by shaking Davidson in ranks. November 7LFreshmcn have their picture taken and the Sophs per sent them with a Henry wreath. November g-NO drill to-tlay, so students could cheer on football team. Junior Electricals blow themselves by giving the Senior Elec- tricals an oyster supper at Cafe; Harrison. November IILYalc 42. State 0. tThc team played wcllLDillerJ Students' cheering must have had a had effect. November IZ-NO chapel. November I4-Cadcts amuse themselves before drill and nearly kill Major Cole. Commandant Tollic makes a speech which no one under- stands. ?$?hggggggggggg$$$$$$$$$$$$$$g November Ishhllindooh cuts Dynamos. Price explains and hHin- duo gets sourhallcd. November IOhAll cadets without uniform or gloves wcrc imme- diately placed 0n the blacklist. November I7-U. 1,. 4.7, State 0. who. team played well Dillcrj How arc the mighty fallen. Tho midnight echoes are awakened by the wailing;r and gnashing of teeth. November 18 Bcllcfontc Academy 6, wPrcpsf, 0. November 19-Thc walks appear in u now coat of red paint. November 20-1th Prcx. assures the students that uRamly had a lady friend at the U. P. game. November 22-Wiij-c Dodg'ds drum had a had cold. Novcmhcr 23hMuj0r Cole plays the spy. His popularity increases. November 24-Thc commandant takes orders for black shoes and solicits trade for Graham, the harbor. November 25-D. C. and A. C. 64, State 5. hThc team played well thillerJ November 2FHShort chapel. Everybody hurries to get a news- paper. November 27hFirc drill. General hilarity. Lots Of fun and iots of water. Companies W3 and KT, have :1 rush in hall of Main Build- ing, in which Commandant mTollic acts as referee. November 28-Thc students give Commandant Tollic his first smell of g'ovcrmncnt powder. j:cd goes down the well, the damage fund also goes down. November zghThc Sophsh seats in chapel are decorated with moh Iasscs. November 30-'lhhanksgiving Day. December Ihrlhhanksgiving Hop in Armory. ' 3 December 4wThc awkward squad reports for drill. December 5-Bull tries to th Price. Dcccmhcr 6-Stutc College Golf Club organized. Frcshnmu cider at last appears. $$g555$ggggaggg$$$$$ghg$gggggg 204- egggeggege$$g$$$$$$$$$g$$$$$$$ December 7-The last drill. Ishler has a scrap. December 8e-Sophomores and Freshmen indulge in their last foot- ball practice. Harp Recital by Miss Putnam. December 9-Sophs 6, Freshs 0. The game furnishes a topic for conversation. Lots of pretzels. December Io-Oh, what a difference in the morning. December II-A Freshman offers Espenshade an Xmas present fox: :1 C in English. December 12-417 he Faculty take a cut in chapel. December IseThe first exams. December 16-Arney finds that two Profs. cannot teach one person too much Calculus. December 17ePr0f. Gill does not determine the students, lung ca- pacity until the final hymn is sung: December 1wThe Prex. gives his final instructions to the Hunks. Traveling to a better land. 47.55.er January 2-Fhmks return and take a try at the exams. January 3-eCollege opens. iPrcx. requests the Hunks to be of good courage. January 4-'livery one makes preparations for burning the mid- night oil. January 6eList 0f omccrs posted. Same old surprise. January 8-Tshler had :1 scrap. January geLonly expects great things of the Juniors. The Prex. delivers an illustrated lecture on the hTohacco Habit. January Il-eThC Parker Concert Co. gives an entertainment in the chapel. Decatur Miller furnishes them with a pitcher CD of water. January 12-Basket ball season opens. Lock Haven Normal I3, State 17. Some Of the students take a midnight sleigh ride. January 13--The annual explosion of a hydrogen generator. Out- side! January 15-Some students leave on account of a small pox scare. Eghagiaf:ee5?$reegggg7$gg$$gzg$g$gg 206 $;$$.9g3?$2 $?????E3 hie$$$$$$e$$$$gv$$ January IS-Thc leader of 11101'11i11g' chapel is compelled to cut short his prayer. January 19-Scnim's 16, Sophs 10. jzunuu'y 20--ttlkcy 211111 Hjohndy have :1 battle of words. juniors 35. 15103111111111 4.. First P1'cli111i11z11'y dchatc. jzmuary 21-T11c choir rendered the hymn so well that the audience stopped singing to listen. January 22-hliri1its Siegfried tinds that Naturcis instruments are nut enough of 21 torturc to his neighbors. 111111 so buys a banjo. uSwampy P111111 is q11arz111tincd hy the Faculty. January 2311;111:1110 goes to the wrong class Iannary zsiihn'ns makes his appoarantc in uniform t1'01isc1'.Scn- i015 0 17111311111911 13. January ZGiI cast of Sports. Major Cole in disguise ctlifics the audience with his i'mlizin club exhibition. January 28-4Valk Decoratingr C0. make 21 durability test of red paint. Major Cole says: it isnt everybody who can own the walk? January zgiGanL-r's clock lost :1 second. Prex lectures on mixing drinks. COInnmndant Toilie starts his detective 011 the track of several belt buckles. Ianuzu'v 30-11401'dy's 1101 opened. Izumary 31hP1'cx calls :1 mass meeting of thc st11dc11ts to discuss high art and the science of keeping canned fruit. Fchruary IiCiontrihution Day: 111isccllz111co11s results. February zi'lihc HLaughing Philosopher 1110:1305 every 0110. Baldy Glasgow tolls Gravy that the total energy of the universe is zero. February 3hSt11111't drops steel scale three times and Billy growls three more. Dickinson 6. State 42. February 4iHigh notes in chapel. 1701' once Prof. Gill hesitates for want of sonmthing to say. February 5-C211'I Becker, thc outlaw,capturcd Ikcwamhc first time you think you have it you probably haven't itf, iggggggggg$$$g$a$$$$$$gga$gg$$ 206 1! door locked; some knocked, but it was EEEEEQQEE$$$EE$$$Q$$$$$$$e$$$g February Mlsltler wants to tight. ltlxbruzuy SeSixteL-n noses on Faculty platform in Chapel. Freslh men 8, Sophomores 7. February g-No Chapel. 'Jb-uight, She Stoops to Conquer. February lo-Iiucknell 0. State ll. lttehruary llwnell takes a day off. .l9ehrnary Ize'ltllespians start on their trip. Kids Reed and Me- Clezu'y, lost in the City of Hellefonte. setting Manager Hmnilton almost wihl uhout train time. J'bhruzuy I3-Cmnpzmy D distinguishes itself. JVehruzuty I4e-College lahm'ers trim from the trees the fruit of one night's growth. Jiuttaliml drill. Setting up exercises without cml. Tole he gave a brief history of the Reform School from which he graduated. VWlliamspurt 7, State 27. February lse'lthespizms return. February 16--C0rne11 8. State 15. February 18-Cohl day sermon; brief Chapel exercises. February Ig-Iiahly elucidates on the mysteries of the fourth die mension. Freshmen banquet at 'livmne. February zzeSenim's 7, Juniors 27. lttebruary 23-Mnsqnerzule hall. February 24e-Junim's 33. Sophomores 0. Midge threw a goal. lttehruzu'y zseSt. Hurthnlomew's live for I'treshmen mustnches. The introduction of the new temperature regulators in chapel results in a temlwrature of 57 degrees. February 26-T011ie declares 11 ttlock in more than one door in the armory. Itl'hruary 27--leerything quiet. H and finds that there is l'klhruzu'y 28-Many spectators at drill presumuhly to see the fun. 4$14ee M arch 1r--AH go to Chapel in boats. Central State Normal 9, State 10. March 2-lrish and Johnny argue on how to prevent sparking. tVilliamsport Y. M. C. A. 3, State 4. egteewigwe55e$$gE$6$EE$eeegvgeee 207 March 3-i'Skippy Hopp gives an exhibition of his pugilistic ahili- tics. Bucknell 19, State 6. March 4-'iLordy gives same old tale of woe, only a little longer. March 5-Culc plays the boy spy. Three cadets fired from ranks. March 6-Gullery cleaned by order of the commandant. March 7el-lindoo and Liije make a hit with the gallery during guard mount. March BeThe Hboy spy takes an early morning bath. March guDiekinson vs. State. Debate. March 14-.Faculty take their cuts in chapel. March 15- h it March 16--Seniors sleigh ride. March I7-Thc Juniors take a sleigh ride to the nburg. Mid- winter sports won by Seniors. March Igetiakie comes to class without Mr. Kent and greatly surprises his classmates. March 22-hLordy passes sentence on eight juniors in Heat. March 23wDays of reckoning are at hand. Senior electricals ap- pear at their exam. in uSnndzty-go-to-meetings. March 25-No chapel. e346. April 4eSpring term opens. An unusually large Freshman class is entered. What is getting wrong with the. Faculty? April Flrlunks take another guess. A good many guesged wrong. April 7-Sir William to John Andyeut Hi, you dmft know what you are doing, and you never will. April geDrill commenced. April IOhSignal corps organized. Coxey returns after a week's illness. April II--Oakie breaks the engine. April 13eLa Vie goes to press. $$$$$$$$gggg$$g$$gEE$E$$$QgEgE 208 Farewell Then sail thouon, U Ship of State. Vilh Naughty Me so strong and grout, With all their hopes, and 1111 their fears. V1m 5mm louk forth to future years Hofm'c 11w Hum'd this Imuklct close. l'wfm'c lhcy lct their pens repose, lint one more wni'd they wish to tell, J is Faro thee well: Farewell. Farcm-H. 209 g Hdvcrlisemw ' I 'i J JR? W9 0 If you wish to become H ghemist H teacher x Hn Engineer H anver Rn Electrician 1! 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We would also call your attention to our Embossed Souvenir Cards, Dance Pro- grams, Commencement Invitations and in fact anything in this lineesteel engraved or printed. 3232952 06060606 ltetehw '1 w ?:??:nw Wot DR W S gLENN $$$$$th n n a tit: gel! lie Physician and Surgeon t :dngt $43552: OFFICE AT wiggngzgvgi RESIDENCE- 3w 3333s,: ,3? STATE COLLEGE, DA. If. GREEN IV I N NJ, Mar. 7726 1417161771176 Reffm'ng Company IVIL LIA 41871771877, PA 1,7;187 TRIC 77 SUI! S 77.4 TIOJVS S l 71? 57111 7710NS l 711le elm; 1f 7311'0Me Lurk flare Ill1'llporl I I0 IIISIIII 16 C7 anion jcn'e'y Slzorc H0 70a rd Snow 8710! Rat slur! 017771411101; Genrsmr l ll m f rld 77 I 03' IVt'llxbw'n Ulyssers Gram 17ml xl run! 4'st!!! 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Q U I If 12' N O U 77 H 1518 C U V 1:7 R, 1'1 ND C.-I N If If TR A N S- 170 IV 771:7 17 I. 0 N 67 D IS 774-11V C7117 S IVI TN 0 U 77 Ix' IS Ix' xiii BELLEFONTE SALE a: a: .53: ea: AND EXCHANGE STABLE DEALERS IN High cBred Trotting and Carriage Horses HOWARD ST. Co ommre rcla Ian d Bell Te le eoph ones MAX KAEHLER 8L MARTINI Berlin, Germany, Wilhelm Street, 50. MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN Chemical, Electrochemical and Bacteriological Apparatus. Ha'be their own shops for Glass Working and Grinding for the manu- facture of Apparatus of Precision and T71ermometers ..... New Electrochemical Apparatus..... Ltlgl ltlf llI Hit M'GHLMLGDNT 32 e6; BELLEFONTE, CENTRE CO., PA. Agricultural Implemtghts Seeds Buggies, Forti Ii I,z-rs Lament: Etc. Manufacturers of Bellefonte Lime. xiv Bcnrv Grimm MERCHAN T . . .TAILOR State College, Pa. aeaeaeaeaeammeaeaeammmmmmmea Has Constantly in Stock a Fine Line of Suitings, Trouserings, Overcoatings, Etc. am: Special Attention Given to the Manu- facture, of Military Uniforms and Overcoats. $$$$$$$$$$6$$$$$$$$ F. WEBER 8: CO. Engineers, and Draughtsmeds Supplies A. Ott's Planimeters and Plantographs .8 vi Send for Catalogue.ag Sole agents for Riefler's Patent Round System Drawing Instruments, Drawing Papers, Tracing Papers and Tracing Cloth, Blue Print Papers, Drawing Boards and Drawing Tables, Tape Measures, etc. , etc. Largest assortment of Works 1 125 Chestnut Street, - Branch Houses: BALTIMORE, MD; ST. L John 1. Robinson, M. D. Eye, Ear and Nose A Specialty! OFFICE HOURS Office at Residence STATE COLLEGE, PA. JJJJJJJ of Art for Architects, Fresco Painters, Sculptors, Metal and Wood- workers and Designers of all branches. PHILADELPHIA, PA. OUIS, MO. Hotel Hanover Philadelphia, Pa. L v CCU'K' lg d'.' m nlliuu. cnntinuons tluuhlc survlmz Cuisine unnurpnssul- MmlL-m in .Il ru- 'p a. Axm-ricun HMLCE'JHU wr duy and upward, liumpvuu Hun, :fLOO pt-nlny :Ind upmmL FRED J. HELVIN 6': C0., Proprietors. 7. E. naginev . FURNITURE. . and FUNERAL FURNISHINGS J Juxv Commercial Telephone. BELLEFONTE, PA. w$w $$$$$ $ $ $yy$ww w$$ w $ F Potter 6: Hey g Successors to James Harris 6: Co. g Established I865 g H d nI In everything ar arc Wholesale and Retail FURNACES, SUNSHINE AND OTHELLO 3 RANGES, STEAM FITTINGS, LINO- LICUMS, OIL CLOTHS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS ' . I : : : : : : : : : . $T$T? ESE? k r N , w : $?7 M v. INA 1.x; A v. C A la a German Importation of STRANSKY Porcelain Ware 35w? 3 2m :33 Extra H eavy Enameled ff : fg ware that will not crack. A guarantee of five years :235: $332: goes with every piece. It has no peer. A g thoroughly equipped department in g N high grade household utensils g r935 $1: Mw$$$w$$$$$$ w w$w$ $w$$w w$$$ xvii wm.B.Bortsmam1 $0., PHILADELPHIA military ' Special SE Uniforms Httention and paid to Equipments Equipments flags for 3 Banners military Schools 7 Etc. and zollcges g FIFTH AND CHERRY STREETS Sam $ HHggg , HMGEHO o 0 Steam H eat Good Livery Experienced Management xviii EBERHARDTS PATENT SHAPERS ' H J GEAR CUTTERS DRILL PRESSES CUTTER GRINDERS ALL HlGH-CLASS MACHINE TOOLS USED BY i'ry Colleges, Railroads and .. L ' com uammox WAR! NJ wNITM5UELE THRIPLE QUICK STROKE . - - MANN Leading Mechanical Firms EXTENSION BASE TRADE MARK 14 STYLES AND SIZES 2 to 10 Teeth Finished at Once Modern Labor Savers Catalogue and Prices on Application VICTORIA EBERHARDTS' PATENT. Eborhardt's Paient NEW TYPE P'STANDARDI R CUTTING MA HINE W W o s LDRILL PRESS! Statoo Pitch and Ole - uwantto cm ...... 18 styles and SIZOS , . - w6.SIZEST;:.- 7-- suuw 8; EBEHHARDT Newark N 4? UR prices repre- sent the most your money can buy a: a: a: a: 7T; 4 l? r: :9 ?l- w! fifdgg v ' $u9s4', RY wk? Our Men's Suits at $7,130 must be seen In hm- :lppre. cinlcd. Tlu- superior nurils 0f our suits to others n1 $737.0 nu. lirsl. Uu Fabric Bccuusu it will 1w just us we rcp- n-sunt il 10 he VALI. WOOL. T . . axlormg lh-mnsu tho 9 Vitals Mic insidrm :u'u luilnrcd with us much can- mul thought us the nulside. Style lk-musv Hwy urc just us the stnmlr xu'd uf INOO didulcs. Fit lk-cnust we 1: klo us much pains lhc IM'HL merchant l'n'lm tn nu-nsmr you propcxly. WILL others do as much? CAN they do as much? co 60 co co co co co co on a an. aoQan. aooaaga..o an.a WWW HATS AND MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS .60 co co co do .00 o a nandonananwagabaanep :93 v8 of Van V439 LWWWW prices printed Montgomery 8x C0. Progressive Clothiers. WWWW O P. S. We also make a. Hm 2pm specialty of elegant goods suitable for wedding gifts. THE MOST ARTISTIC AND COMPLETE LINE OF CHINA, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS CAN AL- WAYS BE FOUND AT CENTER COUNTY W. H. WILKINSON, ESL BANK BUILDIN G Bellefonte, Pa. For firstaclass Q1! Special attention given to Blank Book manufacturing and Binding of magazines, Pamphlets, Etc. ARCHIBALD ALLISON . McCLAIN BLOCK u , Steam and Hot Water Hcatmg $11 WEST HIGH STREET, . . . Y1 Plumblng and Gas Flttmg Qg BELLEESPNHINE'QEA' ICSlimutcs Furnished on All XVurk at Short Notice. Alsucm'ryin stock all sizesnf Term Cultu; Cast and Wrought lmn I'ipc; Gas and Electric Fixtures ; Mill Supplies; Puvkiugs; Melting of :111 kimls. All work guaranteed. ' Ruling and Bookbinding mm at the Democrat office 204-206 6.. mm s:., Bock Haven, Pa. 7 Easilv m the Lead for 9 j? SWIQ mmgk s ax Quality and Low Prices Sboc775torc q Bellefonte, Pennsvlvania xx! TALK WITH LAWRENCE! Manager for Central Penna. Union Mutual Life Insurance Co. Iof I PORTLAND, MAINE Good Agents wanted. Address Bcllcfonte, Pa. J M AIMIJN Premlenl WM. II IRANIKIIN Vi l'rr siul -m. I. II. Al. I g N. ccoml Vin l--r vsidcnt J. 11 HP: RCIZ, varelnry I0 II. IIKAINERD, 'IIn-nsurcr I. 1?. MIDDLHISRUUK. Axsl. Sccrc my thorough Inspections and Insurance against Loss or Damage to Property and Loss of Life and Injury to Persons caused by Steam Beilcr Explosions THE CHADPELL ORCHESTRA Wll I IANLSDOPT, DA. Lnut Music Fur nithcds fa an; all Occasi stons Wu tori T: Mm Dat THE BEST IS CHEAPEST The Crusade 5c and Governor's Special 10c CIGARS are the best. Sold by All Dealer; mm by A. J. CRUSE, Bellefontc, ' Pa. xxii ?sz bemocmtic IDatcbmqn BELLEFONTE, PA. A CAREFULLY EDITED STRICTLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER FICARI.JCSS FRANK FAIR SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $1.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE 00K PRINTING, BINDING, ENGRAVING. 1: A s T P R It s s E s, T 171 E L A T 1; s T s T Y L E T v1! 12 FACES AND ORNAMENTS, EXPERT WORK- MEN, AND CAREFUL ATTENTION To ALL 0 R D 19 R s, M A K 1.; T 11 1c Ellisttrlmtmt glob Qfou'r T u m M OST DESIRABLE PLACE IN CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA To GET A 14L KINDS 01: PRINTING, RUSH ORDERS A s r 1c c I A I. T v. 31!. 051mg Mlvrlt. gullcfmttc. illu. A, F MarkIe w. c. KLINE Boot and Shoemaker 00 Custom Trude Beef 21 specialty : : Pork Below Hotel.... Dealer in... Lamb Andersonts Shoulder Restaurant Hams Meulsut all hours. P001 and h: Billiard Parlors. Wholesaler in Beer. FRESH FISH Opposite Bush House IN SEASON. Bellefonte xxiii ?ounded 1324 By Jacob Reed $453445 jacob Reed 5 Sons 1412-1414 abesmut Street Merchant and Military Tailors... W WW $7.4 Makers of Uniforms for the all Army and Navy, Colleges, Academics, and Military Schools Philadelphia WM Correct, choicest and latest ideas especially adapted to Young Men's Wear in Ready Made Clothing Furnishing Goods Hats and Caps Prices invariably iust..... Wright, K a y 1E 00. Manufacturers of Higb Grade Fraternity Emblems Fraternity Jewelry Fraternity Novelties Fraternity Stationery Fraternity Invitations Fraternity Announcements iOiiOiiOiiMibiibiibiibiibi F M ternity Programs JJJJJ Sand for catalogue and Prica-Lis! Special Designs on Application 740-742 Woodward Ave. 9 c g g DETROIT, MICH. xxiv When Reading for Pleasure or Profit The Students' Standard Dictionaw A11 nhridguncm of the f11111f111s STANDARD D R . Mudcrxltcoslzcd, but full Lually hxnldlcd 10 priud Contnilh 9.1.1 111 0001 1,1225 ll .tl:1li111,. 5311101111115 11111011 11111. faulty diction, dis- mlcd nrmluncinlmns, ctc.; presu 1115 lhc nngu- e Is It Is to-dn . Incum- pnrnhly U11: newest 11nd host Diclimlm'v in existence or u: cvcry-dny HSC of Eng 11-111- spcnking 111:011 1:. a vo. cloth, leather back, size 91A 2: 7 x 15.1 inches. $2.50; sheep. $4.00 Indexed. 50 cents additional For sale by all baok-doalers, or sent, post-paid, on receipt of the price by THE BAKER 8L TAYLOR C0. 5 and 7 East Sixteenth St., New York MLL.FOSTER DEALER IN $ 5:3 I Cgeneral Merchandise Telephone Connection Families Supplied with Ice First Class Livery Attached Studenty Supply Trade a Specialty Graham's SHAVING AND H AIR-DRESSING PARLOR Next door to Drug Store STATE COLLEGE, PA. L. RAY MORGAN SETS 0F... La Vies For Sale La Vies Wanted-'90, '94 and '97. XXV State College, Pa. PHOTOGRAPHS l2 for 25 Cents Send ynur picture and it will be returned with 12 FIN E COPIES Within One Week F. J. WALSH 353 Perry St., Mercer Co. TRENTON, N. J. 333333333333343333333333333333 Bcllcfonle fuel M31 ? 3.; Forwarding 3;: $11 I go 3 4. 3:?! 0 C $4 3:23: J. L. MONTGOMERY. Treas. 0mmiSSi0n :1; 2335 Office, Yard and Warehouse Merchants 51335 3?; RACE smear 33:; :33 g $6: 0 0 i I 3333 Coal, Gram, OII, Flour and Feed 333 g? SALES AGENTS g 333; LEHIGH VALLEY COAL c0. $3 2:452 ATLANTIC REFINING c0. PHOENIX MILLING CO. 333 33333333M333N3W3W3333333333333 mI I I: G I: IIOI I:L IONSOPIAL DAI2LQI2 :C. L. CIQOVII: 7 : My increasing trmlc docs not Cause a longer wait 111ml heretofore us I have met the demand by the additional help of a practical barber. Corner Entrance State College, Pa. JOHN W. STU ART E33533Z3Z33a3333ege DEALER IN 53 c COAL, GRAIN 839' PLASTER AND SALT STATE GOl-LEGE, PA. .xxvi. 3 V Brockcrhoff Um gggzggssh House gw w 2;; . .Q :: I53 mummy ,3 9 ? Pal, - - 0 L; 3 Rates $2.oo per dav. f, ,0 ma 33$ 533333 0 ' ' '1. c. HOLMES, STATE COLLEGE, PA. ....DEALER lN.... DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Hardware, Shoes. . ...TEAS AND COFFEES A SPECIALTY... Your Patronage Respectfully Solicited. Good and Poor Separators. 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SEPARATU'H'S HAVE NO EQUAL I'111 11111 1111151141011 1'1111111111111-5 11111151111111: 1'-11111'115111'1I'111'k 1111111- nt 19311101 11111- 111 S1uli1m5 51111114111: 1111w 111151-111.5'I11111wI11-115'1111j1'1'11'1I111II11- 51'1'c11: 11-5151'1-1-1-11'11-.1I'IL 1111- .51: 51.I1111115. .II.511 IIIII11II'1-1I5 11f 19511111111111115 1111111 1111:115ch r5. VERMONT FARM MACHINE 60., Bellows Falls, Vt. Standard eStOn . o - PORTABLE DIRECT-READING VUL'I'MI'Z'I'I'IRS, 21111.1.1V1IL'I'MIC'I'ICRS, VUL'I'AMMI'Z'I'I'IRS. AMMI'Z'I'I-ZRS, MILLIAMMIC'I'ICRS. 1:111111N11 11117111610115111111 CIRCUIT 'I'liS'I'ICRS. WA 'I'TIII I'Z'I'ICRS, UIIMMIC'I'ICRS. I'HR'I'AIII I , IIAI HXI'XNIIIIII'Z'I'I'IRQ, 1111 I'111111IIII IIISIIHIIIIIIIIISHI'U 1 1'11114111lz1-1I. 15' 'III'I .51111111 :11'111111'11'11II11111'1'1'.III' .51 1'1111 I'1111.II1I1'1,:1l1111'1111111 31.11111' :11'1I5 an: .511 I1c111-1'.11111'5111111111 V11I1 11-111 ' I111 1111111- 11'1'5' 5111'1- 11115111'111155111111 111111111111x1111111-1111111111'1'1'11111I1'11I' 1'51 1'111151111111111111 1111111-1g1' WESTON ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT COMPANY 114-5120 WILLIAM ST.. NEWARK. N. d. U. S. A. xxviii Co the Etnbentg anb aitlsens of State cxollege .an A Full and Complete Line of ....... There Is always one concern in every town that glves better quality than any of its competitors .3 .9: .x .3 J The distinction is made by the people who judge from the merits of the goods they buy a! JJJJJJJJ Dry Goods A Shoe Department Equal to all Demands mm Jail Remember the Place I. N 8i 3. Krumrinc WWW W W cm mallorv Cavlbr Studio Mouldings and Frames to Order Bellefonte Pa . , . llbbctograpbgn In the Hrtisti c Sense In the Latest and Best Styles and in all its WM minor Branches at... W XXIX a 4w W4 - w h For Length and Quality :7 ol Servicefm . 771v Remington Standard Upewrlter Defies Competlon Wyckoft, Seamans 8o Benedict I05 South Ninth Street Send tor C-tnlogue Philadelphia ! L. Olln Meek, Dealer in all kinds of Stovcs Tinwarc Wood and Willow HARDWARE etc. Pipes an Pipe Fitting State College, Pa. .4 mm-iu ;4-44 ..;nE- A Gentre Gounty Banking 80. g? 51 CBeneral JBanking anb Exchange JBusiness Eransactcb JBellefonte 113a. mentre counts? 313mm JBuiIbing 1H. WI. cor 1btgb mm Spring Sta. M. b. SNYDEEW Jaerealer inad- !: Fine Groceries and Notions Lamps and Fruits . . . . L Snyder Building STATE COLLEGE, PA. DliXMON DS, WATC H ES ..... AND lzl N If J EWELPY STATE AND BELLEFONTE SOUVENIR SPOONS, Ul'ca Sizd IN.;STEEHN991LYER$2,3ACH- l: C mcnmmw SONS HIGH ST BELLEFONTE, DIV. $$$$$ $$E$$ xxxi a i R The Tlmo of Connecting Roads Is sShown only for 111 Accommodation 0! the Public. This Company will not he Re- pons lblo ior Errors or Changes that may Occ TIME TABLE No. I SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, APRIL 3,1900 TRAINS MOVING WEST 5' $2 TRAINS MOVING EAST oo mP Read Down 331 3:; Read Up. g2 STATIONS 5w .51-N031N0-11'55 .2; No.21No.41N- Muil lixpuss COHL'F' E a 3 Mail. Express Hellcfonlu Accum. .- .. 12 15 11 M .1 1100 11 M :11.1 1.11 N1211' 1'01111 Ar. 1- 1111s 11 M 11 7 :1:1 A 111 11711 73117171111 .11110A M 1-11201'111 1'55 1.1. 111111. A. Ar. 1' 1'1 17 1; M 1- 11:111A 11111002 A M 1711'10 A M 1- :1011A M 1501.12 1111111115111 111. Ar. . 1- z: 10 1' M 1- I0 110 11 M I1 '11 :35 A M 111 011 A M 2 511 A M 111111.11. 111115111111. Ar. 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LAMBUURN .............. 5,0f HIM 1 I 152 1 1107 U f H35 f1120 f 712 17 H I'RHMRINI? 2.81' 807 ' f 187 N 1 F1 F12 H .5011 111111 7 2'1 2011......5'1111'111-2 c111.1.1-:1111: ...... 1.0 11 00 ' 1:111 : .5 11', 1 1 7105 11111 1 f 7 27 1110 ..5'11111'111.11:s.... 7 IS 1 f 1:11 r 1:1 '1 1 1'1 10 f 71H '1 21.11... 01.011111511111111 7 10 H 1 1120 1. '115 7313 H 23.0 .....l'lNlC 1:1111v11. M11.1...,.. 7 :15 '- 1'1 15 :1 Ar. 1.1'. '1'1'11i1111frx1111Montzmdon, Lcwishurg Willia11151101t,Lock Haven and 'lyroncconncct with trains No.11 1111111f1rStatc College. 'lraius from State College 13111111ch with Penna R. R.t1:1i11s 111 Bellefonte.0 : f' ' 1810511011 X 11W. lDaily, 0x1 c111 Sunday. 11 1'10. M011t1u1d1111. l1 vi11. Lock Haven 111111Williamsport.1 via. 'Iy1 1.1111.- F. 1-1. THOMAS. Supt. xxxii THE MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL COLLEGE OF PHILADELPHIA DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE Uchrs exceptional facilities tngn1d11z1u-s of 1111- Pennsylvania State College, especially to 111051- wlm lulu- taken :1 medical preparatory or biological course. The instruction is thoroughly practical, particular attention being; given to lubomtmy work :lllllllOtl-Sitlc 11ml wzml-cluss touching. Wzml-Clussos are limited in size. A 111mlif1c1l aclllillill' 111111111111 is :1 special feature of 11111 Course. Fru- quininkr in :111 branches by the Prufcssurs 11ml :1 spovinl 51:111. 01' Tutors. 'Hu- College 11:19. 111511 :1 Department of Dentistry 11ml :1 Dcpurtnu-nt of Pharmacy. All l'1-1111sy111111iz1Stuu- Cullcgcstudentsurc cordially invited to inspect the College and Clinical A1npl1ill1cutrez1t :my time, For announcements and infurnmlinn apply 10 17th and Cherry Sts. SENECA EGBERT, M. D. PHILADELPHIA. PA. Dean of the Department of medicine Hsbler 1131109. P' 211533151. tttttttwtttwtttttttttwtwttwttttw catmarkcts At..... I r dig;e STATE COLLEGE 1:12; BOALSBURG AND ALLEN STREET MAIN STREET This is the advertisement of Marshall E. Smith 65 Bro. whose large and beautiful Athletic and Furnishing Goods Store is at 1020 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. They fit out school and club teams very well because they give much attention to this branch of the business. They are the official outfitters of the University of Penn- sylvania and of most of the schools about Philadelphia. xxxiii Che Qomgc Book Room . 1 Always has on hand a full $5 ggfg line of Students' Stationery C Q and supplies hv; Q Drawing Instruments and Materials made a Specialty T116 J EFFRE M11151112111122111Y 17-a. Electric Chain Coal Cutters ELEVATINO, CONVEYING, POWER TRANSMISSION, COAL MINING, COAL WASHING. SCREENING, COAL HANDLING MACHINERY Our Manufacture Includes L111111s1111 styles Spi'111kct VVllL-L-ls I lL-11'1t111 Buckets Boots P111115 Spir: 11 C111111cy0rs,C11111L- C1111vc1111',s Screens Hoists, Drcdgcs' Dump C1 1rs, Skip C1115,Mi11i11g M1 11111111-5 14111301111111st Drills 1111111115, Gcmrutors M11111rs,L1111 W 151111114 BT:IC11iIIL1';V Labor Sming A11111i1111CLs Sand for Catalogues xxxiv $W i h w M ii w m i$ W $ m Rh gawmwawgmawmwmma awwiywiwwwkirMKVjM QWWQ $kmwiewwwwiw ?BEQ amm wmmd of' Pennsylvania Through Passenger Service Bet'ween gellefonte and BUFFALO, N. Y. ROCHESTER. N. Y. WILLIAMSPORKPA. READING, PA. PHILADELPHIA, PA. NE W YORK and Intermediate Points, iwwwmmyw PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS BETWEEN WILLIAMSPORT AND PHILADELPHIA $ $$ 3$ 3$ W ?HE'$$X$$$$EK$EQ$$$$$$$Ek$$$$$7QM$W$$ lOOO-MILE TICKETS Good on trains at New York Central E Hudson er . .. n alo. Rochester a Plttsburg RmAtlantlc on R. R., Issue to an Individual. may be u by any member or members of hls or her tamlly. BAGGAGE..... CHECKED THROUGH To all points on New York Ccnfral 85 Had- son River R. R. UJenn svlmania Dirm'sr'on L Aflanh'c City R. R, Philadelphia 8 Read- ing R. R, CenfralRail road of New jersey. Buffalo, Rochesler Es? Pittsburg Ry., andcon- necting lines. For details as to Rates of Fare, Connections. efc., apply fa Ticket Agents, or J. W. GEPHART, General Superinlendent, XXXV BELLEF 0N T E, PA. $i'$ M kmM XW5 m5ii $W $$NE$ m $ $i$i $$ i$$i$ $ AEmQEQEE -4. , a J K F I r A'd : MMMMKMMMMM WMMM MMM 3e 3? MMMMM 5 A ; ??V. g Permanency Unequaled QM M M W W SMITHM g4 o 4- $4 SM 4 ; 3 M ARTIST M; M4 . . M2 g1. Portraits m... 43:4 : ' Mxr gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa WM 5 Oil, ater COlor, OUR College Faculty $54 ' students, and resi- Egg: Crayon and Pastel 2:233:2533522 3M ; M 4E i V 13. U 5 Well aware of the fact, V 34;: M$$$$$$$$$mmwm35 MM ' cesses, handle the new- 7 M, 4 est novelties and are 4 .4542 prepared with finest ap- 3.x; k , Children S Pictures paratus, for'all kmds of gig; y S ' l Photographlc workdui 453: l I w g a peaa tY i761.142messMuir:twtwtaek MM 3M M: a Special attention given 34$ ; to Group and Outdoor 9A: 9A: a: $?- Photography 1: a a a a .qu M Branch Studio at Millheim g ,,,,,,,,VM H.- M K EMITH s STUDIO ,ga, State College, Pa. 44:4 WEMMMMWMMMMMMWMMMMMM MMMMMMMMMM4 MM 4 2473'ng l x M v A 1 5M? Published WWW gariZIwnia the Free Eancc All Alumni and Students Should Subscribe for The Free Zance' pecial Attention is given to Alumni and Subscription Athletic News Price One Dollar Per Year xxva UNIVERSITY College, Name: IHH 55.533154? 253 Pa' State nln Rooms Single or in Suites RAILROAD STATION within 50 yards of the door .59 J J J for Rates Hddress, Phil. 0. Foster, . e . . Proprietor z. 7. Harrison f .DDATQII ?laterlng utbc B akcrv Specialty ,;, Oysters in Season Ice Cream... A fresh line of Confectionery always on hand xaaww BELLEFONTE, PA. The well known firm of Joseph Bros. 81; C0. BELLEFONTE Center Co. $w$w$ww$$$$$ww$ Lowest Prices Largest Stock Dry Goods, Clothing, Jewelry, Carpets, Boots and Shoes, Hillinery xxxviii g? w. L. DAGGE'IT 19: :59 Proprietor 7N3: g3; ?gM v1 1034 anr'A mm'ttm 201'4 '.4 .2w mn'zm kg :0 wwaw m ; 4' m 41mm Mm ; .1 .91'9'91'95'91'91 1'91. 3' 11'9' 9'99 '939 '9 919 $9929 9;: gig? Midway between 1333: '5? P. R R. Station and :15 30 Station of Central R. R. :92 9'9 of Pennsylvania bag; 3? '53: 5x31 $6? MN 7 1 w , f V 1 B u f nt 0' o $217331 9' S, 1 1 .11, .1 $2 Pa '1' y . g 1 1 21.1- ; , 1 A l '14 S 1 wt 4? A 4 M myh'yx '41- 13:; 'pv $933 93' $929.53 'M :1 4:? L113. 99'91'9911' 1359:4999; 9:939:19 99:91. :29: W $931 W991i 311993911 WATER WHEELS 13v 9;; 704, For Heads of 3 Feet to 2000 Feet. 3'2 1- 6; I1'11 1u! ll11!111;A1 1111111111I1t1 11.11111 11111111111111: . rn Th1? l111r111'11t l'1111'1'r 1'1'1'1' 11I1I11i'111'1l fmm 11 1111111 11f IIII' 111171101limr'7mimm. TIM 111'11I11'xl111111111'1'11'11111111'1111I for 1111' mum 111111'1'1'. '1'I11' hiylu'xl 11111111 1.Ui1'1'1'n1;11 1:1'1'1'11'11lizc1l 11'h1n 111111111111 from half 11: 111 1111112. '1 1111111M1111111'11la11: 1 111111: unr'quulul '1'71 111111Ln1w1m1l1113111111,11'1'1111'11111'111' 1.1 . ELEGTBIG POWER AND llGHTING PLANTS Sluluynur 110111111111! uyiu nor pnmphlct. . '1' W JAMES LEFFEL 8100.,Springfield, Ohio, u. s. A. H. O. SHAW, HARNESS MAKER, State College, PM xxxix Grams Fuel McCalmont 8: Roup Economizer ! ADVANTAHI'ZS M t M k t Saving frmn W m ZZUpt'rt'L'lll. in h 00 ca ar c 0. Hunting tho fccdu'uur wunmniczllly in high tumpL-ruturL-s vrmsillomhly ahm'c what mn h1- ohtnim-d hy uthcr mums. A grant volume of water always in Dealers in reserve all the evaporation juint ready for immediate delivery to thc huih-rs. I'lilizing in :1 prnrlit'ul way hmt F from tho csrnping gases which uthvrwisv rcs an gocs tn waste. Pruhmging the life nf hnih-rs hy the S k d M I high temperature of fccrhmtm' prcvt-nl- m0 C ca 8 ing the usual L-xpzmsiml and contraction. .1 Incrmsing the hnilcr clht'icncy by adding to the heating surface. Green Fuel Economizer co. mamawan, n. 9 h Allen St. State College, Pa. fuel Horsmanhs Celebrated Rackets. Improved for 1900. The Tuxedo Expert DOubleStrung. The uPrinceton Special The hHorsman Special. THEY ARE THE TOPvNOTCH IN RACKET . . . . CONSTRUCTION. BUILT FOR EXPERT PLAYERS. Sand for Illustrairnied u HORSMAN'S FINE GOLF FOR 1900, Catalogue of Goll and E W Tennis. . . . . . . 5'5 E. l. IhORSMAN, 380 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. SIM BAUM HEim the Glotbier Complete Line of GentDs FURNISHINGS LOWEST PRICES Allegheny St. ' BELLEFONTE, PA. WILLIS W. STEDl'IENS POOL AND BILLINQD IQOQMS ISA?! NI: NI OI IIOI MIZS BUII DING JOHN D SOURBECK MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF Plain 3134 Fancy Confectionery LOmEYS Fine Box Goods ALWAYS ON HAND e93 107 West High St. and Racket Store BELLEFONTE, PA Bell and Commercial Telephones xli
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