Penn State University - La Vie Yearbook (University Park, PA)
- Class of 1903
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La Vie Volume XIV 1903. Published by the Junior Class of She Penn- sylvania State College. 5 ? A 4 w twang -MWig Aykl arming. The acorn dropped by giant oak, Though but a proxy thing, Awakens into vivid life When warmed by gentle Spring. So is this volume but a germ, Sent out by Nineteen Three, Which, when touched by memory Brings back Old State, brings more--La Vie. IHMSCD s; To the heroes of the grid-r'ron, the diamond, and the cinder path, who give their energies to promote a loyal college spirit, this molame of La Vie is affection- ately dedicated by the board of 1903. Pretace In preparing this, the fourteenth volume of LA V119, we have tried to give to the alumni and undergrmluates :1 record of the events and pleasantries of the year just passed; and to that large host of young men and women who are clamoring for admission to State, a true picture of college life. We have recognized the fact that with the advent of our class a new era for State began. Far be it from us to make this era any- thing but the brightest and most prosperous State has ever experienced. This being our purpose, we have no sympathy whatsoever for those who think that the matter herein published is presented with any feeling of malice or animosity. ' In conclusion, we wish to express our hearty thanks to all who have helped in the preparation of this hook, and, sincerelv hoping that our efforts will be received as they are intended, we are THE EDITORS. Che I903 Ea Uie Board Editor-in-Ebm DAVID B. TFHOLHKI. Business managers Huwum S. Yl-SAKLH. timnunc H. Dunne. Hssociate Editors JOHN S. COCHRAN. ICLMICR I'I. BHCKICRT. ARTHUR R. DICNNINGTUN. FRED P. DODGE. CHARLES S. FREEMAN. WILLIAM R. MILES. 111mm D. Mussuu. Iimrm C. SNYDER. HARRY 1C. S'mwx EARL Ii. lImvx'r'r. ICDWARD N. 2mm. FLOYD I'I. TAYLOR. Photographers JUSHI'II M. NELSON. SIMUN 1C. MILLER. Hriists Ulrllm V. Smmlm. FRANK Ii. Y0m-:R. 12 irving L. Foster was horn in Washington, D. C., which place was his home for six y inrs. his parents then moving: tn Killingly, Connecticut, his mother's birthplace. where they have resided since. His early edu- cation was received in the private schools of Washington and the district schools of Killingiy. Ile prepared for college in the High school at Danielson, Conn. from which he was graduated in 1888. After teaching; a year in the, district schools t'if'Killingly, he entered Brawn University, graduating with the degree of A. B. with the class of '93. The next year was spent in Brown as instructor in French and graduate student in modern languages. The degree of A. M., upon examination, was granted him in 1894. The ytar 1894-1895 he was a student in the University of Leipzig, Germany. taking work in German and French. In the fall Of 1895 he came to The Pennsylvania State t'iollege as instructor in Romance Languages. which position he held until 1901. when he was made Assistant Professor in charge of the Depart- ment of Romance Languages. He is a member of the national fraternity of Phi Delta Theta and the honorary fraternities Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi. While in Leipzig he was elected to membership in the Verein fiir Neuere Philologie, being the only member in that University frnm the United States. For several years he has also been a member of the Modern Language As- sociation of America. - He is the author of Foundations of French, published by Ginn 81 Ca, in 1900. IEIUI aSoptcmhL-r 12, 'l'llmzm'uy . Full Scssinn begun ISNH December 18, Il't'tlmtwlqv . Full Session ended, December I: to Januarv I -Uacatlon 1002 junuary l, H'cdmzwlay . . Winter Session hcgins. 19' : January 25, Saturday . . First Scnu-stcr clnls ltmzmjanuury 27, Almm'qx' . . Suruml Smtlcsler ln-gins 1903 March 26, Ilhillrm'uy . . Winter Smrion ends. march 26 to 11pm 2duacation Spring Session begins. Cmnnmcnmczv'r VVFJCK. I'JO'J April :1. Il'c'rlmmlul' 11:02 , junc H 10 ll jum: X, Manluy . . . . Hawaluurcutc Sermon. . junior Omtori tal Contest. Annual meeting of Delcgulcs to elect 1 1'11stees; Annual meet- inx of Trustees; Annual nn-et- ing of Alumni. Clumm'rum DAY. I'ZXAMINATIUNS mm ADMISSIUN. Smnmk Scumn,. junc 'J, .llmuluy junc IU, 'lhuwlnyl' . junc l1. Il'nlurmla-I' , 11H!2!junc 1'2. 'lYIluinlrIy Ism-L .lnnc IL! lo june :37 June 12 to September Is-Uacatlon IUUE'SQPIUIHHCFI13. 'hn'leay . . EXAMINATIHNS mm AmnssmN. 19H! rchptcmht-r IN, 'l'lllu'xduy . Fall Session hwgins. Hm: December 21, thln'm'tu' . Fall Session ends. December 24 t0 Januarv 7 UdCdllOlI H003- .lnmmry T, II'nI'm'.x'duy , . Vk'inlrr Session begins. mm; January 5H,,HMIIHI11J' . . First Svmralcr ends. mm; rlfclu'unry 2, Jlmuluj' . . Second Semester begins. 1902'. ---April 8, Il'e'llllrmlzly . . . Spring Session begins. ltmijune H t0 l7 ComnmNcmncNT W'liI-iK. NuTM-Thc Collugc work h divided into lwn prriotls. 0r Selllt'SlL'l'm Thr f'nsl pmiod ends the fourth Saturday after the opening of 1h:- Wiulcr Sessinn. nnd ll : second period begins llu- ncxl Mnmlny. H Board of trustees GX-OHICIO members His Iixccllency WILLIAM A. STONE . . . . . . . . . HmW'ImI' ufllu- Hunnmml'l'ullll. Thu Ilun. WILLIAM W. GRmS'r T . . . . . . . . . Nm'rt'lm'y 11f Illr T'umuuuuwullll, Gunner: W. A'mnuToN, LL. D. . . . . . . . . . l'I't'Tx'iIh'ul Hf Ilu' Pullryr. HIRAM Yuum; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I'I'r'sirlr'n! uf IIH' Nltltv .tlyrit'lllllll'ul Nm'l'rly. The Hon. JAMES W. LATTA . . . . . . . . . . er'rwimw nf Iulr'ruul rllll'tu'rxT ten. THOMAS J. STEWART . . . . . . . AIljuluHLku'I'ttl NATHANC. Sanlcn-wcu, D. D. . . . . . . . T . . .S'upr'l'inlrmIr'ul nf ITIIIIIiI- lint; ItI-llml, JOHN HIRKINIHNIC, ESQ. . . . . . . . . . T I'rr'xirlt'ulnf Franklin lmlilulv. The Hun, JonN HAMILTON Elected members Nmnrx Ift'xillt'nmux The Hon. CHARLES W. STHNH . . . . . ,Wurren The Hon. Amos IIT Mvux . . . T . T T . Lancaster . The Hon. jmm A. Woomvmm . . . T . . . Howard . . SAMUEL R. DUWNING, ESQ . . . . . . . . . West Chester . The 110 . ijN S. WELLER . . . . . . T , Redford LAWRIQNHC M. Cmecur. D. D. . . . . . . . Philadelphia . C01. R. H. THUMAS . Mechanicshurg . CVKUS T. 170x, ESQ . . . . T . . . . . . . . Reading . . Gen. jmncs A. Bmvuu . . . . . . . . T . . Ixcllcfonu- . GABRIEL HlliSTliR, ESQ . . . . . . . , . T .Han'ishm'g The Hon. onlN M. GREEK . . T . . . . . . Butler. The Hon. Amuucw CARNEGIE . . . . . . . . Pittshurg H. V. XVIHTH. ESQ . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bloomshurg WILLIAM IF. HILL, ESQ . . . . . . . T . . T Westford HIJJS IT. Ouns, ESQ . . T . . . T . . . . Bcllcfontc . . . Gen. JAMES A. BEAVER. Prrxfa'ml qftlle Roan! GEmuH-z W. ATHERTUN, .Ser-lmjv JUHN HAMILTON, Tn'asun-r . . . Nt'v'l'rlmgu nfllu' .S'ltllr- lhuu'd nf T-lm'l't'ullm'r' Harrishurg Lancaster . Stale CuIlcge Ym'k Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Philadelphia Harrisburg 'I'w'nm I'T'Trln'rr , I902 1902 . 1902 T 1902 . '90? 1903 T H103 T 1903 , H103 I903 , HNH . mm mm HHH . HNl-l Bellefoute . State College State College Standing zommmces o! the Faculty The President of the College is e.twomcio a member of all Standing Committees. 1. ON ADVANCED DEGREES: Professors Rlu'Knmv'r, RICBER, GILL, WILLARD, and PATTEE. 2. ON ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS: Professors OSMnNn, VVILLARD, and PATTEE. 3. ON TERM SCHEDULES: Hofcssors Rlam-zn and Foss and the SECRETARY OF THE FACULTY. 4. UN THE PREPARATORY GUB-FRESHMAN CLASS: Professors BUCKHDUT and GILL and Associate Professor LEETE. 5. ON PUBLIC OCCASIONS: Professors POND and FREAR and Assistant Professor BUTZ. 6. ON ATHLETICS: Professors JACKSON and REBER and Associate Professor LEETE. 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New 11111111151111'11. 31111110511111 111111 Wisconsin, 18113-73. 1111111111111- 8111111111. 11111111111, 1873-79. 1'11111'55'01' 01 1111111115111, 1111511111 111-111111 101111110. 1873-74. 115515111111.1111111115.:ica151111111111 Now 11111111151111'11. 1874. 1115111111111 111 3111111111111111115 11nd Mi11111111111g1'. 1111111'111'11. 1874- 77. .15515111111 in 110111111113 111115011111 01 C0111p11r11li1'c 11111111141. 111111- 1111111 11111111151111, 1877-87. 11111111111111 8111110111. University 111 1111111111- 1111.1111, 1884-85. 1111110551111 111 31111111111111.51' 111111 171110111111; Colby 1'111- versity. 1885-87. Assistant 11111111111191, Minnesota 11119101110111 Sur- 1'111'. 18811-87. 1111111111 111. 111111 Professor 111 1111i11111'111011'y, 111111'11- 1:11:111111' 111111 111111111111' 111 1111' Michigan Mining 811111101, 1887-97. 8111111 111-11111151511113111111154'1111. 1888-93. President 111. 111111 11111111851111 111, 1'1'11111- gruphy 111111 111111111141. Michigan 11111111'1411111 Mines, 1897-99. 111111111- gisl 111111 1111111154 1Cx11111'1 111111'1111111111 31559111111011, 1898-1902. 1111- Pennsylvania State 111111111411. 19111. 111-1111111191 11111 111C Pennsylvania 811111- 111111111 111 13411111111110. 1902. 151-111111' 111 111C 11011103111111 811- 11111115 111 London 111111 .11111111111111, 111 11111 .11111'111111111 Association 101' 111C .11111'1111111111111111 111 81111111. 111111 11111111111111 111511111111 111 Mining 17.11111- 111-111'5. 1111111111cr 111 811011-11 1111' 11111 1'1'1111111111111 111 Engineering 17.1111- C11li1111. 1111511111 8111111111' 111 N11111rz11 History. National Gongmphiv 81111111113 01c. 1081111111 11.111111111112118...111.8. Associate 11111111851111 111 111111111111111111'5. 1'. 1:... 1511111111112 18811: M. 8.. I889. 111811'1101111'211111 1111116111111 1111111411111 1111111113' .11111111111111'. 1'111111111111111111, M11 1886-89. 1111111135111 111 31111110- 1111111115. 1111111115 1111111111, 1889-91. 11111111111110 81111111111 University 111 11111111131011. 1891-92. 1111111111110 8111110111 111111 111111111115111' 8111101111. .11111115 111111111115 1'111vo1'511y. 1892-94. Instructor in 3111111111111111cs. '11111- 111-111151'1111111111 8111111 111111111112 1894. Assistant 1111111155011. 1895. Associate 1111111155111; 1901, J1' 1l1l1'l1' IIII1'III 90 ,.. CHARLES L. 611111151181, 13. 8 Associate Professor of Machine Design. 11. 8., V'Vmccstcr lolyLL-L'lmiL 11151i1111L,1888.111211151112111, 111111111 8 51121111L- M211111121L1u1'i11g LL1111112111y, 1 111vi11L11Le 1x 1.,1888-.9L1 LThiLf 111211151112111 111L 81111111 1.i1cc11'iL 021111,- 111111112111y, A111511cgo11H11iL'11. 1890-90.11csig11L1',11c211lc Steam .1 1111111L11111112111y 11111111111, 312155.. 1897. Assistant Professor, The 11c11115y1v2111i11 812111: 11111ch:, 1898. Associate Professor, 1901. Member 111 111C Anmricun S11L'ic1y 01 Mechanical Engineers. ll'h'l' jUHN 11. LEJLTJL, 1:1. A. Associate Professor 111 Mathematics. 13. A., Colgate University, 1894. A. 13., 112111121111. 1895. Instructor in A11111lclllilliCS,111C1,'011118y1V11111il5131C8011ch; 1895. Assistant 1,1'0- 1css111', 1898. Associate Professor, 19111. Ji' Wilt 'l'll'l' GEORGE LI. BUTZ, M. 8. Assistant Professor 111 Horticulture. M. 8., 1110 Pennsylvania 812111: College, 1883. Instructor in Preparatory 11c11211'1111c111, 1884-85. Horticulturist 111 The 11111115y1v2111i11 812111- Collcgc Experiment 5111111111 since 1887. Assistant 1'1'111c55111' 1110 Pennsylvania State College, 1887. ML! W1!!! MADISON M. GARVICR, 1'1. 8. Assistant 1.11'111Lssso1' 111 Physics. B. 8., Cornell, 1870. 111511'11L'1'11r in A1121111c1112111cs :11 Cornell. 18711. 111- struclor in Chemistry and Mineralogy, 1879-81. 1,1.1chSSUY of Natural Science, McrL'L-rsburg' College, 1877-79. 110111-1211 8111101111- tL-1111L1111 United Status lilcctric Light 1f11111112111y, 1884-87. lilcctm- Dynamic Company. 1887. Weston lil111111'ic Instrument 11111111211113 1888-90. Consulting 1i10ct1'ic12111, 1890-93. 1111-. 11011115311112111111 8121111 College, 1893. FRANKLIN ICLIJOTT TUT'lilJC, M. A., 1111. D. Assistant 1'1'111055111' 111 Analytical Chemistry. 11. A., Amherst, 1889. M. A., 1111. 11.. University 111 1.11311i11gcn. 1893. Instructor in Chemistry 211111 Mineralogy, 111C 1113111155'1172111i21 State College, 1889. Assistant Professor, 1894. 19-11 'I'M' VVJLLIAM M A81 1N '1111VVJJE, 1'1. 8. Assistant 111'11fessor 111 Practical Mechanics. B. 8.. 1170111135le Polytcchnic Institute. 1877. Instructor in Mechanical Vliiigiilvcriiig 211111 1511111112111 111 81111115. 111111011, I889-91. The Penn- sylvania State College, 1892. 1111111111111 111 American Society of Mechanical Engineers. WW CARL D. FEHR, M. A. ASSistzmt '111'11105501' 11f 121-1'1111111. M. A., Lafayette. 1886. Instructor in 111111111111 211111 1.211i11 School 111 21 1,111'111111'11111111. 111s1n1c10r in Dickinson 8141111111133 1111111111111 01 L711i011 Ac111111111y. licllvillc, N. Y. Professor 01 1301111311 111111 14111111. L711511111111111 Scl10111, 111111c11, N. Y. The Pennsylvania State 13011ch, 1895. lIII1'IlI ANNA 17.. 1112111151211. :Xssislnm 1111011-55111101 Industrial :X1'1 111111 Design. 11111111 01 1'111111111-11111121 81111001 01 Design 101' 1110111111. 11111111111111 01 Penn- 51111111111 111115011111 8111001 01 11111115111111 A111. 111511'11c1111'. 11111911111111- sy1v1111i11 811111- College, 1890. Assistant Professor, 1897. 'I1dJ HARRY HAYWARD, 114.8. Assistant 1111011-ss11r0f Dairy Husbandry. 11.8..11111'111111, 1894; 11.8., 1901. Assistant in Agriculture. The 1101111531- 11. R. 1'1111111 81:111- 1101103410, 1895. Assistant 1111011155011, 1898. 13- .... 151.1018 11. XVALKICR. 12. S. :Xssis111111 111101115501- 01 Civil Engineering. 8., 311155111'111151-115 111511111111 111'11cc111111111g'y, 1890. Assishmt in Civil 11:11g1i111'1-1'i11g1. X11155. 11151. 1111111.. 1890-91. Civil 1i11gi111-111'.Q M. 11. 17. S. :X.. 1891-92. 1511111 01 11 11111'111' 8' 11111111151101; Civil 111111 Mc- 1'111111111111 1C11gi111-1-1's. Chicago. 1892-94. 1115111111101 111 linginccring. 1894-911, 111111 Assistant 1110111551111 01 Civil 1511;:111111-1111111. 17111011 Uni- versity, 18911-1900. 1111- 1111111151'11'1111111 8111111 110110.910, 1900. Resi- 111'111 111'11'110g1'z1pl11-1', 11. S. 111-010;:11'111 Survcv. 1898-1900. 111111111191 Anmricun 801'1111-1' 01 Civil 1C11g1111-1'1's. 11051011 Society 01 Civil 17.11- ginccrs. 11155011111111 11111111111 80111-11 01 Arts 1110510111. Jll'lz' 3'3 '1'11'4' NA'1111AX11511 W. 8111121111, 11. 8. Assistant 111'011-5501' 111 Mining 111111 311111111111'gy. . 8., Massachusetts 111511111111 01 11011111101013; 1881. 1115111111101, 1882. 811111-1111111-111111111 01 8111111 Dcpartnwnt. Nashua 11011 111111 Steel Com- pany, 1883-88. Metallurgist with 1'11r111'gic 810111 C0111pa11y, Phoenix 11011 1101111111115' 111111 11111541111115r 11111111011011 11111111111113 1888-92. 11111511111111: 11111111151 111111 3111'11111111'11151. 1892-98. Assistant Profes- sor, 11111 Pennsylvania 811110 1111111111. 1898. Assismnt Professor of Mining 111111 11191311111153 1901. IRVING 1-. 1111811211. M. A. Assistant 111-911-5301' 01 11111 110111111111 Languages. . A.. Brown Univcrsity, 1893; M. A., 1894. University 01 Leipsic, Gcnnany. 1894-95. 1115111111'101'111 1110111111. 111'011'11 University, 1893- 94. 11111 Pennsylvania State College, 1895. rl'JH tl'ls'l1' 1111110 FRANCIS J. POND, M. A.. P11. D. Assistant Professor of Assaying. 8., The 1'11'11115-1'1v1111111 State College, 1892. 11111111111110 Student, 1892- 93. 315319111111 111 11119111111111 Laboratory, 1893-94. M. A.. 1311. D. 22 Universi1y of G1111111gc11,8196.111'11111111te 81111112111 111 J '- 1'1111c1g,1 I890. Jhe Pennsylvania State 11111c1rc,18911 2'1 ll'1l1Il A. l-JOWRY liSl'ENSJJADJC, M. A. Assistant Professor 111 19111411511 111111 Rhcmric. 111 19111411511 111 Mcx'L'L'1'511111'g 171.111L'gL', 1894-95. 111511'111t1111' 111 15113411511 111111 J115101'1' 111 the 1311111111L'L1' -11' 111 .8'1'1111111, 1111511111, 1895-911. 151-1- 11111511111 111 J911g11511 111 11111111111111 111111'L1'5111' 81911-97. 111511'111'1111' 111 151153111511 111111 11011111111,11111'11111'11 181,111101 NLw Y 111'11' 1897-98. '11111' P 11111511111111i11 811116 10111156, 1898.1 l 'l'l1l1 WM 11. ICIMVARD DUNKHC, 11.18., M. 15. 111511'111'1111' 111 Mechanical 11111111111: 11. 8., 1111' PL'I11151'11'1111111 181111L' 1711111141- 189.1; ..11 IC 111 Mechanical Drawing, 1893. 33.1 '1'11'1' 101 IN 11111118111511.1112,11.81.111.19. 111511'11c1111' 111 .111-1'11111111'111 lingincvring. 11. 18., 1111: Pennsylvania State 1'11111514'1', 1890; M. 15., 18911. Pzn'511115' '111'1'111111'1111811111111, 18911v94. 111511'111'1111' 111 ML'L'11111111'111 linginccring, 1111' 111-111151'11'1111111 .81111L' 111111-3111, 1895. 'lIlillI VVAIXHCR J. KJCITJJ, 111.11., Ph. 11. 111511'111'1111' 111 111'g111111' 17111-1111511'1'. 11. 8., 11'111'1'1'511'1' P1111'11'L'1111i1' 11151111110, 1111155., 188.1. 15515111111111 13110111- 1511'1' 111 111151 PL11'1'11-1'111111' 11151111111. 11111 11111110. 11111., 1884-811. Ph. 11.. 1'1111'1'1'5111' 111 111111111gcn, I888. 111511'111'1111', Univcrsity 111 111-111151'11'1111111, 18911-93. 1111- 111'11115'1'11'1111111 811111-111111L'g1g 18911. N1 1RMAN 191 11.111.1N 11111118, M. S. 111511'11L'1111' 111 111111111'11111111'5. ., 18911. 111511'111'1111' 1'1. 8.. 11.1111'11'5111' 11f 111155111111, I895. 111511'1111111' 111 11111111'11111111'5. U111- 1'115111 111 1115:;11111'1,189.I9.1. .11. 8.. II:'111'1',11111898.11'1111U 15515111111 1' 1'-111155111 1118111111L111111115,1111111114111 111 111155111111 1897-98. 1111 11-11115'111'1111111 1811111 191113.51, 1899. NORMAN MARLARJZN '111112N111'11.MIC, 111. A.. Ph. D. 111511'111'1111' 111 11151911 111111 1'1111111'111 81111311111. 11, 11., 111c11111, 1895. M. A., 11111'v111'11, 1897; Ph. D., 1899. Assistant 111 11111111111 lli51111',y 11111'1'111'11,1898-99.111111111'111 11111'115 'l'1'111'1'1111lu, 1 L-'111111511111 111 History from 11111'1'111'11 111111 5111c1111 5111110111 111 London P11115,111'11111111L 111111 1.111151111111:,18991900.111111155111'111 19113411511 111111 11151011, 111511-111 111111111'5111'111 1.1111111111 11111., 191111-111 I115 511'111'1111' 111 11151111'11 111111 11111111111 81i111c1 1111 11111151'11'1111111 1811111 College, 19111. Alc111111'1'11f1111' 1111111111111 1115111111111 15591111111111. 23 X, XX'L'le'yan 1,11111'L-1'511y, 189.1. M. .11., 12911111111111, 1897. P1'1111'55111' H. I: II. .I ICSSIC IIRHM 1S Cl 1 URVI I I 1.1., l1. S. Instructor in 11110111181111: S.. Harvard. 1899. 11151111111191. in L'l1c111ist1'y, Hu-lscu, Muss. 111v slrnclur 111 1110111151111: The Pennsylvania State Cullcgc, 1900. 1.1 1L'1S 1.. .XXSART, 11. S. Instructor in Mmluwnznics. .S.. '1 ho Pennsylvania Slate khllcgc. 1898. 11151111101911 111 Mullu-nmlics. 'I 111- IR-111131'lv;111i;1Slate L'nllcgc, 1909. 33M: jHIIN 9.:X11XKIS. H.1...l.1.. 1'1. lnslructm' i11 Rhetoric 111111 Urutnry. l... 11111111in 111 Michigan, 1894; 1.1.. 11., 1898. Instructor in Urn- lury. t'cntl'ul 1'11ivcrsity. Riclmmnd. Ky. Instructor 111 Urmory. 11111111115113' 111 the Suulh, ScwunL-c, 11111111. Assistant 111 l11livcrsily 91 Michigan S11111111111' School. 'Hw lk11111sy1v1111iz1 Stutc Vollcgc, 19111. MAURICE j. HAHN. Instructor in Muthcnlzuics. Member of Class 91 18911, 11211111119111. Assistant 1111110111111 91 Dawning- H. 191111 Public SCImnl, 189.3. Instructor in Mathematics :11 Dickin- 81111 Sc11111111r'1'. 1890-99. Instructor in Muthcnmtics. 111-1101111111- Acxulmny. 1900. Instructur 111 Muthcnmlics. Tho l'cnnsylvunizl State College. 1901. HARRY l1. WTHHL 11. S. Instructor in Iilcctricnl Iingincm'ing. S..'l1hc I1L'1111sylvzu1iu Slzltc Vullcgc, 1899. Practical 1Vnrk, 1899-01. Instructor 111 lilcchicul Engineering. The 110111151111111111 Statc k'nllcgc, 1901. M 11.1CS ALBION 1'1 1ND. 1111. H. Assistant 111 Civil 1Z11ginccri11g. 1111. IL, The Yule Shcftichl Scientiiic School, 1892. Instructor in 1'11'11 I1 Ii Ii11gi1lccri11g. The Yale Sthicltl Scicntiiic School, 1892-99. The IK-nnsylvuniu Stale College, 1901. HAROLD ll. SHNHITCK. B. S. Assistant in Civil 1C11ginccri11g. . S., Dartmouth. 1897. Assistant in Vivil Engineering. The I'cnnsyL v:111i:1 State College, 1901. 14.14' 4l'l1l1 'l'llll' ALBERT M. ARNICY. 11S. Assistant in 1110 121001110111 1.1111917119111113. S. The 111-11119111111111 Slzm- Cnllvgc. 1991. Assistant in the lilcctriczll 1.1111911111111105,1901. 4414' 2-1 AUGUSTUS 0. 1601111, 13. S. Assistant in the Chemical Laboratories. 1:. S The Uklahonm Agricultural and Mechanical College, 1898. As- sistant Chemist, The Oklahoma Experiment Station, 1898-1900. Graduate Student, The Pennsylvania State College, 1900-01. As- sistant in the Chemical Laboratories, 1901. LILLIAN W. HAYWARD, A. B Assistant in French. A. 11., Smith College, 1894. The Pennsylvania State College, 1901. RICHARD AMHRUSE NIVEN. Assistant in Shops. l50r1nur1y Master Mechanic uf l'h'OadWay Cable Road, New York City, for three years: chief engineer for the H. W. Johns Mfg. C11,, New York, three zmd :1 half years; superimending engineer in the ilk stallment of the power plant of the Bowling Green Office Building, New York; chief engineer of Martin 'Kalbficiseh Chemical C0., New York ; 1001 maker and forenmn of the Unitype C0111pzmy, New York. The Pennsylvania State College, 1900. Other 01mm HELEN M. BRADLEY. Librarian. Librarian at Pequot Library, Snuthport, Conn. The Pennsylvania State College, 1895. T CLARA DAYTON WYMAN. Instructor in Music. Pupil of ,H. J. Lang. of Boston. Pupil of Miss jennie J. Willard at The Pennsylvania State College. Instructor in Music, The Pennsylvania State College, 1895. ANNA A. MACDONALD. Assistant Librarian. The Pennsylvania State College, 1896. 25 W. NELSON GOLDEN. Physical Director. Instructm' in Physical Culturc. Chicago Private School. Assistant Physival Instructor, Boston Y. M. C. A. Instructor in Physical Vulture. Purdue University and Y. M. C. A.. Lafayette, 1nd. Physical Director. Johnstown Y. M. C. A. Physical Director, Vi1liumsport Y. M. C. A. Instructor in Physical Culture. Syru- cuso Y. N. C. JHX Syracuse. N. Y. Instructor in Physical Culture. The lR-nnsylvnnizl State College. 1000. W 1 L1 ,1 A M C. IHX'ITIZRN HQ. Snpcrinlcmlcm nl' Umnmls and Buildings. JIMMY jdlIilOl'S main Building FRANK OSMOND GEORGE JACKSON ANDREW anuav Engineering Building CLYDE THOMAS Zhemlstrv Building HARRY SHAWLEY Experiment Station HARRY EDMUNSTON mam watchman HENRY SENTS 27 Che Hlumm Hssocialion 0f the Pennsylvania State $ollege URGANIZIED jLTIA' 18. 1870. The Umstitution was adopted July 30, 1874. 0mm: for the Year l90l-l902 Pn-sidcm .................................... L Franklin Keller, '76 Sccrclaly, 'l rcusnrvr, :uul 111510112111. . . , 0 V 0 . .Jnlm A. Hunter, J12, ,90 Assistant chrctzlry ............................ 1.01m: L. Kmart. '98 Hlumni trustees The Hon. john S. Weller. '89, licdfurd, P11 .......... Term expires 1902 Uzllyricl llicstcr, Esq, '08, Harrisburg, Pa. . . . 0 0 . . . .Tcrm expires 1903 lillis I1. Urvis, leq., '70, Hellcfontc, I011 ...... ...'I0cr1n expires 1904 t. -gwh. N SENIUK CLHSS History repeats itself. That may 110. there may hv another lamiy. another ilahly. but that anuthcr ago shouhl PHNIUCC such a collectinn as the 011C classed as 1002 seems 10 us impmhahlc. 'l'hc collcction was gathered together thrmtghuut the State in Sep- tcmhciu 1808, and brought here t0 hc assnrtvd antl ihwolnpwl under the ilirt'ctinn 0f thc Faculty and members 0f otht-r culh-ctiuns. It has suf- fered greatly by the four years of preluiratimi. many picvcs hcingr either thrown away as useless or laid aside to ho put in future clztssiticatinns. Thus it is that now the specimens of it are raw and number lt-ss than any for many moons. in foot hail the collection has acquitctl itsvlf with glurv. f0r through- out it has ht'cn well n-prosmitcd 0n thc team with sumo nutahlc xfwi- 1111'le of players. The foot hall game with '0! resulted in a tic. neither side being abit- to score. and thus the privilege of carryingr canes at Easter was warned. The next season '03 was defeated and tho numerals '02 were put on thc vovctml Trophy Cup. Successes have alsn hccn achieved by '02 in iit'ltl sports, aml several 0f its must fvrrvinux sfu'1'1'111r11x succeeded in smashing: 0M rccm'ds. Sn Hoot were four of its mcmhcrs that they won the intcr-class relay race and thc mmicrals. '02. were put on another cup. Pcrhaps the nmralizing inihicnco of Mr. Fitzhttgh INC shaped the future years of thi aggregation. His was such a reverent personality: ho was so adorable as ilC appeared in gown tach Sunday. that a re- mmnhrancc of him was wished for. The cffm'ts of '02 were more suc- ccssful than those of '00. and it was necessary for Fitzhugh to appear without thc gown. This was h0w it happened that '02 gained a reputa- tion for being naughty. After the tirst scasnn it hccamc tho thity of UN collection 10 help 30 I..-T.I..-.. , propI'IIIII IIIIIIthII II IIIIII IIIIhiIh III III IIIIIIIII' hIIIIII Q'I'II11I1'II110 011101' This was 110121111021811111.1'151I'.1K'IIIUSL111I'I IIIIIIII 01 UIII-IIt IIIIIII1IIIII:.XftII II IIIIIIiIIIl. hIIiIII IIIIIItIIhIII 'SZUICC iII III1 IIIIIIlI stage 01 I1I-III1IIIIIIIIIIIt IIIIIIIII IIIItiIIIIIl Im 301110 of thII IIIIImhIIIs 01 this now IIIIIIIII. .I SCiCHliiiC ilIVCSliqzlliUn was instituted IIIII1 it IIIIs 1011l1t1 that for thc fIItIIIIII welfare 01 the IIIIIIIIliIIII .IIIIpIIIIIIIIIIIII it III. III; iIIIpIII IIItiIIII fIIII thII hIIiIIs tII 1III shIIIuIIIl 011.1111t. :I1IIs! HIIII II1 thII, UIX'I'leiUHS IIIIIIIICII disastrous I1IIspitII t1III IIIII11-1IIiIl 1I1IIII5 11Ic pntiIIIIt IIIIIS 1111I'Cll IIIIIIth i11 fIIIIIII thII C111I182IIH1 I1IIimIII1 his 1IIIIIIItI tII 1III IIIIIIIIIIIII. 11III 1 IIIIIItII thought 1i1I'IIIIi5II 50 two who had IIssisthl iII thII IIpIIIIIItiIIII WCI'C I1i$Ii1isscI1 from 111111th t-ITViCC IIIIIl IIIIIIII IIIIIkImIIIl thIII'IIIIftIII IIs IIIIIIItIIIIs. NIIIIIIIIIIIIIs IIthIIII III Cllh IIIIIIe pIIIItiIIipIItIIl iII III '02 I'iIlIIII IIIIIIIIII-ts IIIIIIIII fought and IIIIIII; IIIIIIIII petitions IIIIIIIIIIsiIIg iII'II1iII11 IIIIiIIIIIIs IIIIII'II sigIIIIIIl: IIhIIngIIIs IIIIIIIII IIII II1II III the IIII11II54II III:III2'1II11iII'.I l't'if'll III Is 1III- 1111 and linishIIIl; IIIII1 IIIstlII, $100,000 1m: :1 1th IIIII was donated. lhI- 1.thII IIIIII III: II he built. IhII IlSSUHIHCHI ll1111011f'1l of IIIIIIII IIIII1 IIIIIIIIiIIIIs spIIIiIIIIIIIs IIIIithIIII II1IIim pIIIIIIIt hIIIIIIIIs IIIIII boast of llilll'VChHlS IIIII IIIII15 for, do not thII paths M 0I'10iII1 IIII1 hut 10111C g'rIIIIII 11IIIIIIIIII. in him 1IIIIII IIIIIII1II none will I1IIIIII that size has not IIIIIIItIII1 IIIII1 that thc Iimmmt IiIIIIIIIIplishIId hIIs hIIIIII IIIII1itIIh1II IIIII1 hIIs snr- passed that done hI 1IIIIjIIIII collections. 1110 time is IIOIII I11 hand when the FIIIishiIIu tIIIIIhIIs 10 the prepara- tion of 02 511311 hIIIIc hccn III1I10I1. IhII IIIIIIIIhIIIIs smm to be cast 0111 into the unknown futmc IIi11 hold as most dear to them the IIIImIIIIIhIIIIIIIIIIs of those I1IIIIII II1I1 IIII11IIgc days and of their III1 155 and IIII11II0IIIIIIIItIIs. UII- pIIIItiIIg tthI W111 leave behind them CCl'lI'lill IIIIIIIks nut to he IItTIIIIIIIl by time. 31 Senior Class Yell lli! Kcr zip 1v! l'mnm! Wall! Hun! PvnnsylvuninStulv! 1902! golors Hltl Hulrl and Navy Hluc. Officers I'RICSI IHCNT ................. W. W. Ilcillcllmugll X'IL'IC-PRICSI l HCXT. . .. ........I.. I1. Hrimlltly SICCRIC'IWR Y. .. ... . . . ...I. H. W. Clwslnul 'l lx'lCASL'lx'lCH ........ .. . ....... M 1 . Hullmx'uy 'ZO6I :I 3 SSV'ID . - ... .. .V+-m-HDM,H-A... 4 Va A .A.w.... :- 44-424; , :A: members 01 1902 C.111L 1'1. 1511,1111111-1U1L111. Cl1c111istr11. Cir 1111' Entered 110111 Ciii'111'11 11ig11 SC11001,Sc111011111c1', '98; 13c1'zc1i11s Chemical Society. 11111101111 ALBERT BL1111111i010gy 12110111111111. H1175 1111111111111 11'011111L111e101itc High 8c11001, SeptL111bc1',98; La Vic 11011111; 1111'L1L1 J 1111cc 15011111, 4; 111051110111 N111111'111 111510111 Club, 4; 'l1L11'psiL'l1orL11111 C lub 11111111121111 611111111111 131011713115. Electrical Enginccring. C1111111- 1101511111 1'.111L'rcd 110111 C1111111bcrsbm'11 AC1111 1011111, SL111LL111111L11', 98; Electrical 11 11111110011111; SociLty. 11.11113 .81 11 BU111.0N L111L111i511'11.11111111101111. 111111111011 1111111 NL'1'1 1111'SL1' 8111110. .1101181 181'11111111L1111ss 111101 131111 11111111,1, -; '1111111' 1011111, 2; C11155'11'C115111'L1,?.; 111155 SCLYICLZII'L' 3; 1.101'zc1i115 C11L1111i1r111 Society. GEORGE N13117'11ON CAM 11131111414 Civil 1111gi11ee1'i11g S1111bury.1'1'H1'l:1 1'1111L-1'L111 from 1 1'L1p., SL11111111111L11' ,98; Class 11001 1111111 '1L11'1111 , 2; 111111111gc1 L111ss laskLt 131111'111111111 111111 '11'111L'k '111111111 'C11155111x- eLlitivc L 011111111160 I;Mzu111g'11r 1121561 1111'1L111111,3;J1111i111 Assembly Lommitlcc; Livil 11111;.1'111011111151 80ccit1';1c1119111101111111 Club. 1 111101 1'1DSON CARPENTER. Mechanical Engineering. 14111111 iew 111111L1'L11l 110111 1111111., SL111tL1111bL11', '98; Mechanical 111.11gi11L'L11'i11g 180- cicty JOHN 1V. CHESTNUT.111L011'111iC1111111g111eeri11g. Philadelphia. 1'11 I'1111L11'L111 1111111 CL1111111 1111111 8111001 8111111101111111 98;11111i01'131111911111 CL1111111ittCL1; 02 1.11 Vic 110111le MLLhunicul 1'1.1111'i11LL1.1'i1111r .80Lict1'; 18111111'111111'1' '1 11111511110111.1111 Club. 11111101301111L11M1I115 L111. 1111'1G Electrical Engineering. 111711. lxiilsburg lxllIH 111111111'L1d 110111 1111111., 80111011111111, 98; Electrical Engineering .80- 1111111': 'I1L11'psic1101'czm Club. 1.171111I1NI'1 11. CRINDLAY. 1111111111111111111 Engineering. 1'1'11rrcn. 11111111011 from 11'111'1'e11 High School, 80111111111101: '98; Class '111'0115- 1111113; 02 I111 1 ie 11011111; 11111111 Lance 1811111, 4; Class Historian, 4; Mechanical 17.ngi11ecri11g' Society. GEORGE X. TIANDLONG. Electrical Engineering. 1Vhitc Haven. WT l' Entered 1110111 111'ep..8epte111bc1'9;8 Class Basket B1111 Team, 1; 1.111Ltric111 Fugineming Society; '1'10111sic1101'ea11 Club. 34 HERMAN HERBERT HANSON. Chemistry. Manchester, N. 11. rlll'A' Entered from Coc's Academy, Northwuod. N. 11., September, '98; Free Lance Board. 2, 3; EditM-in-Chicf Free Lance, 3; 'l'hcspizms. 3, 4; Executive Committee 'thcspizms; Press Huh; '02 La Vie Hoard; Junior Assembly Committee; Junior Urumr; Cmnmcncc- mcnl Speaker; Hcrzclius Chemical Somcly; 'l'rcasurcr 'l'crpsichorcan Club. , CLARENCE GRAHAM HARPER IVlcdmnical Engineering. Rolle- fontc. Entered from Ilcllofontc High School, Scptmnhor, '98; Mechanical Engineering Society. WILLIAM 1VI'IAR'J'ON H131 DELHA UGI 1. Mechanical Engineering: Lancaster. 4'l'll'H11'la' Entered from Franklin and Marshal Acmlcnly, Soptmnhcr, '98; 17001 Hall fommittcc, 3: Assistant Mimnger 'l'hcspinns. 3; Manager Thes- pizms. 4; Class Vicc-Prcsidcnt, 3; Class President. 4; Mechanical Engineering Society; 'l'orpsichorcan Hub. IRWIN FRANKLIN 1112111311. Mechanical Engineering. Harris- burg, 2's! It' Hl'lv' Entered from 1'1arrisburg High School, June. '98; '01 La Vie Board; Class Base Hall Team. 2, 3: College Base 11:11! Team, 2; Class Foot 1:111 Team. 2: absent from College, '00301; President Mechanical Engineering Society. 4: Presidcnt '1'01'psichorczm Club. DONALD DAVIS HERR. Mechanical Engineering. Miminlmrg.'l'll'l' Entered from Central High School, VX'ashingtnn, D. C., September, '97; left College, Winter Term; re-cntcrcd. September, '98; Secre- tary 'l'hcspizms. 3; Junior Banquet Committee; Mechanical Engi- neering S1'wicly; 'l'crpsiclmrcnn Club. ALFRED TENNYSON HOLLOWAY. Electrical Engineering. Ramcy. Entered September. '98; Class Foot 111111 Team, I. 2; Class Ex- ccntivc Committee, I ; Class Raskct 11:11! Team, 3: Athletic Marshal. 3; '02 1.3 Vie 11011111; Electrical Engineering Society. EARL C. HUGHES. Mechanical Engineering. Cape May City, N. J. Entered from Cape Mav High School, September. '98; '02 La Vie Board; President Y. M. C. A.. 3. 4; Mechanical Engineering Society. .1011N EDWARD 1'SEN11ERG. Chemistry. Bcllwood. Entered from Prep, September. y98; Chairman CHHC Committee, I ; Borzclius Chemical Society. 'J'IIOMASJENKINS. Civil Engineering. Patterson. Entered from Mimin Academy, September, '98; Frcsidcnt of Civil Engineering Society, 4. 35, II.11I'II'11 1.11.1119 I11XI1.91. II1'1IIII'iIIIII II1. 11;4i11II'IiIII4. .91IIIIIIII IIIIII'II I I.1 'IIIIII I91IIIIIIIII1111II.r UN;11.3IIZl1111'1:111l1111181'k'111111.1111'1'111110 IIIIIiIIII 111'II11I11;I'1II'II'IIiI'I11 I111I4iIII'I'1iIII4 SIIII'iIIII:111IIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIII'III .9111I'II1II'I . II'.1I.1'II 1 IXI11 1X I11 I 11.11. .11I'IIIII111iIIIIl II111I4'iIII'I'I'iIII4'. 11IIIIIIII'I'-- 1IIIIIII 11'1I1. 311 II1111I'III'II I1I'IIIII l'I'I'II.. SI'IIICIIIIII'II, 1119'; 111:155 MIII'SIIIII. .2; 1IIIIIIII4I'I' 'II..I I.I1 11iI': .1II111III4'I'1' II1I'IIII LIIIIIII'. 3; 'IllHIHY .1SSCIIII1II' L1IIIIIIIIitlI'II: .1lI'IIIII111iIIIII II1III4iIII'I'IIiIII4I.91IIIIiI'1I'. 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I1'11191II1'111 I 11899 1111111. 4:1II'III'IIII 1tIIII'tiII 111111111111i11I'I' 31: 111111111 111111' .11. 111I1I4CI III 11 I III' I'lIIIIIsuIIiIIIIs1 1: I1IIII'IIIIIIIII I111g1111I'l'ill1g'151111'11'1'11 11 I111191C111111'1'IHI 11.1IIII 111.11.1I1II1II' II1II'II1I1II1II'I11II1 11.1le1. 1111I'IIIISIIIII. .1IIII'4IIIIIIIIIII I'1IIII'III'I1 II'IIIII II'I'I1I1i1114' I11181111'9S 11I111I'I4II'. .9I-IIIlI'IIIIII1. I119; I11'L'S9 Huh, .3. 3'. I'II'I'zI-IiIIs 11III'IIIiIII11 .91IIIiI'lI'. 1111II'11.911I'III1.I111I1..9 .9111'111111II'III1I1 11I11'11119'Ir1.1111111111. IIHII I.I'11I1III II'IIIII 11 IIIIII'III IIiI411 .91IIIIIII1 .91I'IIlI'1IIIIII'I,I III19I111qs11IIIIIIIIIII I1II' '1111 . 1'lIIIIIiI IIIIII1:1111II'IIIIIIiIIII' II:.I.II1II'11IIIII';II I'II'II- ZI'I111511-I11111111I'I'II 9IIIIIII1iIII-I I'I'I'siIII'III. 1I 1'111911I111I'L'11l1 1111111. I'.1II . II1I111.1II' 9.1111111. I1.'I'1IItIiII l'I I111I4iIII'I'1'iIII4'.1.I'1II111IIII. II1IIII'I'I'I1 II'IIIII I I'III11I1IIII1IIIIII 11IIII'I14II .9I'IIII'I3IIIIIIII 120191 10: La 1111' I1IH'1'111I I1II'IIIlIiII. 11 I1III4iIII' I1i11I4 .91IIIiI'lII:IIIIIiIIII11IIIItIIII: 1119'111'1111111 II11I'IIIIiIII11 11.11I4iIIII IiIII4 91IIIIiIIIII'11I1111111I'IIIII'IIII'111 SIII'IIII'I'I. I 1111 9 91 I II'II'IC' II1. I1II'II'tIiII11 I1 11I4'Ii11I'I'IiIII4I. II1I1114 11IIIII1I' I1 'IIII1II1 I11'I1lll IIIIIII IIIII'I'II KIIIIII 11 191I111IIIII .9I'1I1I'1111II 1 919'; 1116c- lliIIII I111g11111'1willg .9IIIIII'1y. 311 Ian... m.... I.....7.I,.......,.. DANIEL Y. S'HLXYICN Hmnislry. Yurk. lintm'wl fmm Ym'k High Scluml. Sm-plcnllu-r, '08; Cllleu-l t h'chcstrn, 3; licrzclius chngiml Sncivly : .Inniur mum; HHun-l Hrchvslru. 4', 'tnmm-nm-mcm Spmkcr. .H LNXS 1C. WAGNER. Philusnphy Ilnusn-rvillc. linlcrwl from PWIM Scplvmlm; '08; La Vie limml; Huss llislurinn: l:l'cc Lunn- 81111113,; lhlilmvinl hivf. I'M-v Lunw. 4: Junior H'ulur; tRnmm-Ilccnwnl Spmkvr. SXMlYICL Ii. Vl .lil .R. J R Mwhmlicnl ling'im-vring. Huk llull. lCntvrml from linulslmrgr High Svhnul, Squmnlm'. 'UR; t'mlL-t Hand. 3: Mechanical lCngim-vring Sm'ivt; : lH'ws Hub. '33.? 1 1,61 , 9.0: 9v t'i junior BiSlOI'V 1903!!! What a tlood of golden recollections pour in upon us as we, strive to record thy doings. As a Cillitl thou wast strong and lusty aml bore with ill concealed impatience the ehidings of thy so-ealled su- periors-the Sophs. Early in thy career thou didst teach these Sophs that thy prowess must be respected and that subordination was a term unknown to thy vocabulary. Yea, in the winter of thy childhood thy re- bellious spirit lead thee to depart for Tyrone where thou didst banquet in royal style in spite of thy tormentors. UhJ how fondly dost thou recall that cold day even though its events were encased in a thick shell of sulphnrous fumes. And although the car in which thou ditlst imprison thyself was of the refrigerator order, how gladly tlitiSt thou organize a volunteer tire department to extinguish the heater tires in order to escape the noxious ettects of the sulphur. And thy emblem! llow jauntily it tloated to the breeze and defied the Sophs to displace it. lint well did 190.: realize the folly of opposing- thy wishes and consequently did send merely a few men to go through the formalities. And then came the flush of thy youth. As a Soph thou wast greatly impressed with thy paternal obligations to the lireshies and, thy i11- herent wisdom teaching thee that to spare the paling was to spoil the child, earnestly and frequently far into the night tlidst thou labor to transform the rough unhcwn marble into a polished slab by taking out the green spots. And well did thy brawny men show these Frcshies that canes were unbecoming when accompanied by knee breeches. Knowing that Cider in its first stages cannot harm the infantile brain cells thou didst generously permit the underlings to frolic about their barrel and merely as a precaution didst thou send a few stalwarts to re- move those who illightst be overcome. Now it came to pass that these benefices of thy watehfnlness, tiring of thy chidings and incidentally of State College grub, tlid decide to stray from thy fatherly care and to hold a class feed at Milton. Naturally thou didst feel hurt that thy judgment shoultlst not have been consulted in this matter, and furthermore, thou didst resent their disposition to wander so far from home. And thou tlitlSt bring thy military training into play, and so well ditlst thou patrol the neighboring country in quest of thy flock that merely a handful could clmle thy wary guards. Then came the dawn of thy manhood. and how gladly ditlst thou discard the title of Under Classman for that of Junior, and plainly tlltlSl thou show thy appreciation of the mental developments and dignity which accompany that transition. Yea. has it not been said that thou hast been the only class in this institution that mayst enjoy the dis- tinction of being Seniors for two successive years! Thy athletic ability has been a credit not only to thyself. but also to 39 llw cnllvgv. :lml Ihl' fact lhzzl 111ml Ilusl Imrm' :m'u-x lln- lmnm's in CVCI'V class rush in which Illnn lmsl purlivipznwl :l rm-wml nm-qunllwl in the annals of tho vnllch- C1111 giw nnv smut Mm Hf Whill lhml must do in :m :llhlctic way. And nmx' that thy .Iuniur tlnys :m- m'vr, :lml llmn slz'mlvsl rc'wly 1n usccml In the lmlcstnl mHml SL-ninr. nmy thy umwr u-ntinm- tn m-ml its way lellitlSl lhv plx'zlsmll plan's. :nnl 11me NH mvnllwm 1w vx'vr pl'nutl hf ln-ing imlislwnsnhlc parts of 1903. W junior mass Yell llnllulmluu! Hurrah! llu rw! I lullzllmlnu! l lurmh ! llu rw! Hurrah! I In 11w! l'cnnsy Stiltu lun3. COIOI'S Rod and I 311M . omcers PRESIDENT .................... Vi1lium R. Miles VlVIi-PRICSIHICXT ................ Vulu'r I.. Kirk SICCRIC'I'ARY ....................... Hurry Ii. Stilt TREASURER .................. .lnscph M. Ntlsml I I IS'H Hx' IA N ........................ WI. N. 7x111 . :2 They say 1903 is a great class, one of the greatest ll State 'l has ever seen, that she is a unit in all things, in other words, that she is homogeneous; but if you will show us another man who stands up like ttPete Bailey you win and can take all the money. The only excuse we could ever see for HPete'sH characteristic attitude is his perverse contrariness which compelshim to stand because other people sit down. If you are a RepublicauNPeteH is always aDeinoerat and his success in oratory is chiefly due to this fact, that he is at his best on the opposite side, and too, that he stands well, a difficulty some of us have. HPete also has a way of suddenly Hinvoking a Divine Provideuee in a manner entirely different from that usually employed. But this he has recently cut out, likewise certain questionable somuambulistic predatory ex- cursions and should form no part of this history. On the whole We predict a fairly good man in Petel' if enough men are fired for enough different things before his gradu- ation, so that he may profit by the combined experience of those leaving us. Ofcourse you know that long connected people are never very active and our friend Baird is no exception. Why ! he is so long that it has been said of him that he hails from t'Sleepy Hollow.H but this is not true, as he comes from Lock Haven. a slight improvement. Baird, firmly believing that misery loves company, finds comfort in playing the slide-trombone in the band, and rooming with Shorigi. W'ell there's the one advantage if a fellowls slow, he's usually sure. ltDon is just that sort of a splinter Noll the old block, for yould hardly call him Ha chip . He says hels open to convictions but would like to see the llgal-darnltl fool who could convince him of anything. Baird hopes some day to be a civil engineer and when worst comes to worst he will either have to get a transit with extension legs or Squander his month's salary for Belladonna plasters for the back. 42 The sanctimonious looking face herewith is an exact likeness of 0111' nlikl-inannered, evenstempered UAlgyH Beckert. The slight change in looks between the two pictures, which represents :1 period of twenty years, is vast indeed when compared with the change in his moral and intellectual characteristics during the sznne space of time. t'Algy is still as innocent of this world's vices as he was when he put away his rubber doll long enough to sit for the baby picture we herewith present you. He is :1 fine musician, and after having played one of his best selections he has on several occasions been asked back by the audience, in fact he is frequently begged to come back and we know of a few instances where they have even dared him to come back. When he finishes his studies here he will take full charge of the electrical plant to he built in connection with the immense cheese factory at Shinglehcmse, Potter County, Pa., with a capacity of twenty-six pounds of cheese every twenty-fonr hours, owned and consumed by Dodge Bros. The subject of this sketch, Boyle, distinguished from the Boyle of Physics by the appellation Hugh Joseph, was born when not very old at Hazleton, the home of carbon V piles, Moolly Magnires, and Democratic majorities. In his a early life Mr. Boyle spent much of his time in eating and 'sleeping. at present he is so taken up with the first named occupation that the latter is relegated to udd moments and to aims to be a chemist; but it has been suggested that he has his hind sight :1 'tleetle't too high. As a Physicist he gets results the like of which have seldom been duplicated. In face and form he is a living represen- tation of the grace of the Greek. To his classmates Mr. Boyle is known by several names among which we find HCurly UIrish etc. But the one most pleasing to him is ttRachel. chapel services. What time remains he employes in the multifarious duties that come to 21 college man. nlrish Bradley is a light-haired, blue-eyed son of Erin. itSmn', Boyle, his hitter enemy, chased him out of Ireland several years ago and pursued him to America. But in this country of liberty leish waxed strong and soon became able to hold his own against ttSam. They still engaged in numerous contests, however, after settling in unfortunate America. Hll'iSilH raised bigger potatoes thnn 'KSznn,H bnt HSam's gout could eat more paper than HIrish's. HoweverfIrish's rooster could make 'tSziili's look sick, and often USam's baek-ynrd was strewn with the feathers and gore of his favorite gmnetcock. Finally itIrishH tied his belongings in a red handker- chief and started on foot for State College in quest of :1 sadly needed ednention and :1 place of refuge from HSznn'i Boyle. uHum. however, followed him in his gozIt-eart, and when tiIrish took the Chemistry course itSzun also took it in order to compete with HIrisht' for honors. HStun breaks more heakers thnn ttIrish, but itIrish uses more H2, 304 than iiSnnlf or indeed anybody else. At college ttlrishtt has learned to play buse-hall and hnsket-ball. At which game he is the least expert is hard to decide. Noiselessly as the fiowers open came Edmund Dana Campbell to the town of State College. No one heard him; no one saw him. How, then, did we know he was here? By deductive reasoning: Fowler and Merkel were here, therefore Campbell was here. These three form a little trinity of their own, and where one is there are the other two also. liwas :1 cruel blow for Campbell when Merke1 joined the chair, for propriety would not admit of his fol- lowing him there, and Campbell could not join the choir because he can't sing--only give a whisper like the rustling of the breeze in the 01d willow. w But Campbell, though as quiet as a sick mouse, is a good fellow, who is not too bashful to take a shine to the fair sex. If he doesn't know his lesson he doesn't try to bluff Ccanse he canitJ, but just looks mournful and sits down, noiselessly, of course. In short, Campbell is the sort of fellow one naturally associates with tennis shoes, bell-less bicycles, pneumatic ' door-springs, the pussy-cat, and-Fbwlc ' and fllw'kcl. 44 Howard Ray Clark took his first ride- on tho 'chu! vhu! when he left Riverside for State. Upon his arrival llCTC hL- 1'215 so shocked at the ways of lhc world that :1ll his lilnml rushed to his checks and gave him lllt' kind nl cmnlilcxion generally associated with Dizmmml Dies 111111 liuir 11111iilcns. His cmnplcximi has remained the same although he is no longer shocked. A picture Hf Ruinhlc :md 'Roscl in lhczlr skin' attire would Inukc :111 elegant chfore and After Usingl ml for any enterprising Anti-lint Concern. As a latlics' 111:111 'Rosc' is the kind ilt-sm'ihctl hy the Duchess except that lie is lllUl'C of :1 suntanncntulist and tries to sing 11:155. 'llhmugh liczlr of being cnllul licinininc he hits the pipe and is seldom seen without this mail; of inasctdinity. liiimtiml by his former teachers. 111 :1111utc11r lhcuti'lmls llk' This lmighlcgged individual, John Clc-mlciiin, was let loose fmm It'lcclizuiicslmrg zlhunt thrcc yuan ago and 11:15 haunted State Cullcgc over sinvc, hut hr still rL-nicinlwrs :1 wholc lot zllmnt his former hmnc, 11511111 will mum liml H111 if you give him 11:11le chunw lo discourse 1111 his immin- theme. HClcnny i511 last tnllu-r, and words csvnpt- his lips likc steam umlcr pressure from :1 two inch pipe; and smnctimcs they are :15 warm as steam. and are :15. quinlv lost in thc Hdusert :lll'.H He is. full of gracefully jerky motions, ziml his wild manipulations of the pointer :11 lllC blacklmnnl whilc rcmlL-ring sumo nintllcinntiml pruhlcni unintelligihlc 11n- yct rccullul with :111- makes :1 charming girl, 11ml Dame Nulurc certainly 11111111. :1 mistake when she qualified ClL-mlcnin fur the snmking mr. Heis :1 football enthusiast. having ultcn PHYllCllHlit'tl in , h ' I h louthpick- l unililcr mines. 21ml lllU wuy llt' pluyul the game was :1 terrible: revelation. 'llhcs' :11'11 nut nll tht- characteristics of HClenny . llc c1111 tlilllCC. snmlw. sing. and whistle lictwucn his it-eth like Bill German. W uvah-nlls' whose hern is the husky foot-hnll man, but by the girl who lnx'es liziney wm'k ztlltl lluwers and is afraid of mice. Can yuu hlnme her for lizllling in love with those gentle, guzelltslike eyes, that silky h:1irth:it falls in ringlets oler the lily-white hmw, the petite, ulf-like form, those small humls :lllll tltllllty feet? N0 judge would sentenee her for that. Some tlny of course We all expect to he great and il' Cnehmn lilil Meeh. lCng'. eomes up to hisown expectations, he will he fur and :twuy the gr latest of us all. Wlml tl:lI'1l it. XVhen the N. T. C'sgaxH :1 feed, the com- mittee :llwuys ordered two extra gallons of ice cream for t'llete and then when the feed was over Pete could he fonntl elenning up other fellows eremn. He was heard to remark to Nelson. yesterday, HSay Joe, he sure and let the font lmll teunl hreztk training nextyenr where they emit get 7MHIU' lu ml.I ll Now have you ever heard of :1 fuel- hzill tezun celebrating their past season by having,r Hlnts to mlf' Well HPete, set the pace for the next years teznn at training quarters and you will have :1 heavy one. 46 Behold him ! John S. Cochran ! Before and utter tak- ing his humps at State. The -:1rlier likeness His taken the tlzty he left Franklin tllltl Marshall Cnllege. The latter mle is the best Smith eouhl tlU in seven trials. lIe emne to us :1 :lalinty, deli 111C being who had never known what it meant to help keep the wolf from the door, but his tronhles began when he hml t0 Hdon those vewy dirty :lisngWeeuhle and pound iron. Poor lmy! row to hoe, but notice the ehange wroughthyeoming in enntitet with the men of 111033. During this change he has not lost favor with the gentler sex, not he ! lionized by one portion of the fair ones; not hy the girl He lnul :1 hartl In liuet he is Ralph Cnnnnings hetter knnwn :1s ltllete llontetl over into Penna. from the snml hills of Jersey in the Vieinity of Cape May. Being small of stature he was afraid to risk getting his Hlnnnps at State and neeortlingly landed in llellefnnte where HJinnny'l Hughes, sighted him and 'tsig'netlli llllll for one year :It the Academy, Pete's nerve 9e1nne hnek within :1 y-nr and he joined us. Why he :litlnl take up lCleeJing. is :1 pnzzl . :Is the all maids around Cape May say Hhe just makes :1 lovely conductor on our sti'eetenrs. They sny he always pnys hishillsnmnml here with live and ten eent pieces. Ilis greatest faults are swearing and eating. HMzn'yH Rinnhle has nearly pen snmled llllll to abstain from his most tlr wullinl stem' wm'ds' , 111 the 11111111 131111 Prex 1'eL'L'i1'e111111tice11'11111111L'st11ti1111 agent at LL-1111111t t1111t ther- 1111'11ite11 111111 there 11 111lek11gL-111' consi11e'11111e 111111; and value. In grmt haste 111111 in his 01111111: Prex 111'11ve110wnt11 the station, received the package, 1' 1'et111'11e11t11 the college, 111111 111 the sanctity 111'11is i1111L-1' 1'1111ce 111111111 the w1'1111pi11gs,t11e1'e he 111111111 1111111 may he seen 111'11111111t11e College 110w almost any time 11111'1111111 the label Peter H1111e1' Dale. P. 11.15111 111c1li11111 height 111111 111 uncertain descent, supposed to he SL'otL'h-Irish 111111 1311111111- Ro1111111 1111e-t111r11ofe11ch IIis 1101111315111 tl1e11111L-t11111111e 11fCe11ter 111111 111111 its 111151111111 0Lcul111ti1111s 111111111c11$1115e 1111ve11a111111evide11t etTect 11111111 0111 frie1111 Dale. Beside: taking111'0111111e11t1'1111k 111 the class of Biologists M1' 111111: devote 11 great deal 111 time t11thestn1ly 111 1111 11111111151 111111 Sociology. His work in these two SLicllCLS is Chieny 111'1111- 1. 11011111 111111 in them he 111111 HButchH find very tactful, skill- '7' 1111, 1111111tif111, 111111 lovable instructors 11t11 littic 1111111e 11111111t '1' 11 mile out of town. Here e1111et11 the sketch. John Rockey 1'1eekc1' hails from Zion, 1111ttle village Claimed 11y Bellefonte 115 one 111 its 1'11 111'115 His 11111'11111111 11 115 spent 011 his father' sla1ge 1111111t11ti1111s 11'he1'L-11L'L-11111 1111- 5111'11e11 11 taste for HDiamond Dick lite' 11tt11'e. Betm'e L-11- tering State he attended Bellefonte AC1111c1113' where he 11111111111111de11a large 111111111'i11g1111'i11g t11his ready knowledge 111111111111: ML-1'1'iwe11 As 11 1111111e1' he 11111 give HIM'oggv P111111 11 1'11y111 Hush and take the Hkittv, in fact this t111it 11115 been 30 developed that he is 111111' 1111111111 11s Hl11t' R11ka Buff He is posessul 0111 11'1111111-11111 i111115111111ti1111 Which C1111 stretch facts 511 1111' that thev c1111 11e1e1'11e I'LCOg- 1 ind '15 the original 511111.111 11111111 Rock1 11111st1y 1'cse111- Mes a pair of 1'111i11er'. His hair is light 111111 11'111'1' 111111 he 811011.1 11 111111111eth11t IS the envy 011111. Mr. Decker is at 111111-5- very versatile but is at his best when in 111111; 111' 11 111'1-1- 191, switzer sa1111111icl1,111' some other suitable side dish. ' Mr, Deckevs favorite 11111111 is 111111111 M1111c111111se11. 47 HAll the world loveszl lover? It is with these fa- mous words that we present Mr. Geurge Herman Deike, 0f Pittshurg. Yes, George is a lover but his love is so bountiful that he is almost inconsistent or fickle because he starcely meets 21 girl but what there is a ease on immedi- ately attenvzu'd. However he is not to blame, for t a person as nice as lemme is can't help being ir- resistahle. George plays in the hand but sometimes he is seen at its head carrying a stick with a shiny ball on the end of it and strutting like a lordly peacock on parade. George is a Veritahle Deike fur a sea of troubles, as he is really up against it most of the time. A short time ago he was fighting grip, tmisilitis. etc.. and now he is weighted down by the fear that he will lnmkmpt the Class of 1903 with the La Vie. As an actor he has prm'eu himself both in voice and speech and we would predict a quick and favorable response from the fair sex should George under- take to start a company. He has a lovely voice and can sing some too. His favorite songs are 'tLittle Birdie in the TrainH and HHoney. 'lihis1'ii0usy0ungman's name is Arthur Roscoe Den- ningtnn, and he is eatzllugued as belonging to lleekard- wherever that may be. He is a generous, easy-going fel- low. hut his energy when amused would astonish one- nntieeourSergeant-lxlajor on parade! He came to State with the purpose of leading his class, and lie is leading its astray. lie is addicted to the habit of writing poetry, and being mm the HFree LanceH stall. occasionally gets a puem published to till 111x Hllenenn'Vu-dauntless as ever huswritten smile 1mm xei'ses fur the HLu Vie,H which 'lluhnlski has in his wuslt- lmslut. Spiker Dodge comes from Shinglehouse, begosh, and Shinglehouseisbounded by Pottereounty. Heis a 10ng-gear- ed animal and takes one step to an ordinary man's three, but they are not always in the right direction. Spiker is a terrible scrapper, when he is in a scrap, he can shake the teeth loose from half a dozen men at once, but when he is a spectator he becomes very virtuous and much afraid that someone will get hurt. He shoulders his six feet three of muscular manhood into the thickest 0f the melee with a 'lHey, you fellows ! This thing's gone far enough. If you don't quit I'll show my hand, by thunder, and tries then and there to preach a little sermon. Though he had lived all his life 011 a farm, Spiker concluded that there were some fine points about feeding chickens and driving cows mammary that he did not yet know. He studies among a host of i' it other Ufarmer subjects. bacteriology, and squints at bac- teria through the microscope with great diligence, but he evidently expects to find them as large as potato bugs, for with each new specimen he exclaims, HWhy, I canlt see a damn thing in here.H With the ladies Spiker is popular, to say the least. They admire his umanly bearing. a Characteristic of the State man which he possesses to a marked degree. p This specimen hails from Orwigsburg, a place we have not yet been able to locate. He is named Harry Arthur Eisenhuth but is better known among the fellows as HWillie Ironhat. He is precision itself in all his move- ments, as his signature appearingelsewhere amply slmws. It took him half an hourls hard practice and six ineffectual attempts to produce it. UVVillie has a peculiar manner of distorting his face as well as the faets,when reciting and also I 't does a double shuffie with his feet. This latter is intended . to rattle the profs. into giving him lills but they have got- T L -l t. ; jl ten 011 to him. He has an erect illilitai'y posture and is the i model soldier of the batallimi. lVillie studies electricity, and intends some day to be the second Osmond. l 4 9 x When it comes to running a bluff the subject of this sketch has to be reckoned with. He and his brother Hlligc'l L-ntcrctl together in '99. Hlligc being naturally mic of those studious fellows soon gained a good class standing. Howuvci' this was dom- at lllL' szu'rificc of his 2 health, and he withdrew after having established prestige for thc family name. This latter was taken advantage of hy HAYtlc, in fact, it is responsibly for his prost-ncc in col- lege. That he was able to entertain several llsophsll in his mom very p1 hasantly while the wider racket was in llI'UL, rcss last fall further shows his versa- tility. To say that HArtieH is micof thoscpassive follows would lie untrue, for hesidcshcing loyal to his class, on occasions he is quite a fun maker. Tnplayapi'actical joke, orcoina ridiculous nickname is :1 hobby. HArtic'sH favorite amusements in point of climax, arc wrestling with hot stoves, and boxing with lamps. Finally, unless l'Artic'i mcmls his vays, he will not go home to Zion when he goes out into that awful Hwide, widc-world we h tar so much of. Did you notice the happy CXllI'CSSlOH on this manls face? XVcll, it is Sterling DcW'itt Fowler, and llL' is in love; at least he believes he is. Indeed, he rctnrnul a week carly after Christmas snplmsctlly to finish histhcsis, hut rumor says he spent his precious mmncnts in company other than books. He works-thcprufs-mhanl, and his omiscicntiuus air proves a great lmmi in this. Occasionally he finds a subject like Dutch to his liking, and this he res tluccs almost to powder. Though pursuing a lVIcchanical Engineering cuursc, 011 graduation hL- will become manager of the local Bell Telephone cx- Changc, a position that he is thomughly cmnpetcnt to hold from his cxtensive acquaintance with its employees. 50 Nw,b,. A glance at the features of Charles Stone Freeman will satisfy anyone that he is :1 genius of some sort, the dith- culty-and it does not disappear on more intimate acquaint- ance is to tell just where the genius lies; but by common consent we have at last catologued it as odd. Charley has literary ability and excells in producing a style of literature that might be called Freshman Classic. Freeman is a devoted attendant of Sunday chapel after his out has been taken. The motive for such faithful ut- tendance is not difficult to imagine. Charley is liable to an attack of the blues and in order to counteract this tendency he has Chosen ttRed as a room- mate. Charley is from the Smoky City and the perpetual gloom of that place has so permeated him that he has chosen mining as a fitting occupation. The environments of his youth have been such that he is a connoisseur of coal dust . and we predict that he will specialize in bituminous mining. U $w Kt as A four years college course means four years of stren- uous exertion. It not only means that you will put your- self through creditably, but that while doing so you will keep up the traditions, the customs, aye, even the good name of the institution itself, that you have chosen for your Alma Mater. Now the question confronts us, who is to do all this? Rip old '03 fore and aft and you will eventually arrive at H Eddie. He can do anything or thinks he can. He is like a prize jack knife which has twentysseveu blades, 21 corkscrew, file, nail cleaner, hair brush, comb, screw driver and tack hammer all in one. If it wasn't for Frey and the Prex this institution would soon be nil, a mere blot on the surface of this terrestial sphere, a zero, in other words a minus quantity. Frey has more letters after his name than Prex and for that reason . we put him first. When Eddie has on his togs he reminds us of John L. with all his medals. That he is an imposing member of society his conquests with the feminine gender will testify. 51 We call him ll Noisy Bill German because he is so quiet. When a child he was afflicted with nnnnps which settled in his throat and he hasn't been able to talk since ; simply bellows like a hull. His throat is full yet which can easily be seen with the naked eye. Full of mumps or is it satisfaction in himself? we are not able to decide. At any rate we hope Bill's voice changes ere he comes in con- tact with the cold, cold world. To tell the truth we think it is only his youth, which is more strikingly apparent than his full neck, that so permeates him and glows, as it were. like a lightning bug in summer. That irrepressible, overflowing youth, thatdeafening, nnre. strained, foghorn-like voice are the inostnoticeahle char- acteristics of any friend Bill. Coupled with the above, imagine :1 shock of straight, black hair which surxnonnts a reddish black, oval face and you have-Bill. HHerdyH doesn't chew tobacco as tl Bill does, he just eats it. No matter where you see him, whether sitting on the radiator down in Prep end, or on a stool in Prof. OSIHOIKVS class in wireless telegraphy, he is always well stocked with Chester C0. tobacco. His father, the Doctor, has often told him he has a tobacco heart. Outside of this fault we know little that is bad about HHerdy neither do we know anything especially good.Hiscnrves are often hard to meet; they soar so high in the atmosphere. But we have other phenom twisters so we don't mind. HHerdy's star rose in the Village OfState College and unless all signs fail it will set in the same place. Zn LO You have heard of children born with a silver spoon in their mouths, Well! Godard had the original musical instrument in his when he arrived, 01' was it :1 cigarette? Like other musiciansH ludtly isextrenlely eccentric in that he is us cross grained as any hemlock board and requires us much delicacy in the handling. ll habits count for anything HPaddy is 01' Dueh parent- age although his choice of words is often more n mrly like that of an English trooper. We regret to say that limited knowledge premits us to write no more. 8113106 it that although he frequently has cheerful spells they are but indications of coming misery. for his faith in mankind or himself seems to have been somewhat shattered. Here is one upon whom nature has smiled her sweetest. Of such beautiful form and features that even the much lauded Adonis must tlgn lway hack and sit down.H 'ieorge Oscar Gray, alias, HGranny, was born and reared among the limestone rocks of Centre county. That his pathway has been rocky, rather than strewn with fiowers, the accompanying picture will testify. But as is often the ease, the greater difficulties we encounter the sweeter be- comes our disposition, and 'tis so with HGranny.H That irrepressible, entrancing smile drives even on lookers to distraction. What is back of the smile we know not. vi lSwampy'l has him in tow and the result of his investiga- . tions will be made known in the spring of 03 Until that time we intend to rest in peace as l'Granny'l is apparently doing. ll When Hewitt HEarl Effervescent Hewitt as he is sometimes called, first struck Prepdom from Falls Creek, this state, he could not extract the square root of X2. He still has his doubts about it. Outside of anything which is calculated to benefit him, Earl has the most wonderful memory imaginable. Not content with memory alone his inmgination is extremely acute and he imagines slights where none were intended. Fond of society to a fault. he is never at his best except in the presence of ladies although he can entertain fellows by the hour with reniiniscches of his younger days, which by the way are not a few. Un- like HThe Village Preacher his experiences have made him extremely irritable rather than softening and harmoni- zing his naturally generous nature. He has a ready tongue, something like that of a New England scold, but unlike her's it not only gets him into trouble occasionally, but also gets him out. His friends are numbered as the leaves of the trees. He not only knows every one the rest of us know, but also several on his own hook. Names and faces are as firmly fixed with him as though they were his own and one needs but to mention the one or the other when he will tell you more about them than you yourself know. Ve donlt know so much about HHokeH as ye vish ve did. He is impossible as a man on account of his insig- nificant sise and the my he cuts up the English language, but as a boy he is admirable. We do so like to hear that Dutch way of putting things which reminds us of our younger brother at home as well as our own youthful days when ma washed out our months with soap suds to cure certain impediments of speech. llHoke made a hit in Rhetoricals when he said, HI care not what ozzers may think, but as for me, gize me liberty or give me dess, 54 tlBob Huber reminds you of a Chicago tug boat and not because he is so different either. He l'toes in or out, depending on which way the wind blows. Like all good dancers he is popular with the ladies. When liBob and Stitt embrace each other and start a whirling to one of HPaddstU wild waltzes, the girls all stop to watch them, for fear of being run over. When HBob talks he is the Hobserved of all observersll because, to see that small upper lip twitch and squirm before the words flow forth, is a treat to any lover of contortions. 011 the diamond HBob is one of our fastest men, particularly 011 a wet day in the clay of ' Beaver Field, which Patterson has promised to sod for the last seventeen conunencelnents. We know him best and love him most because of his phenom work against the 111- dians and his i111personation of Daniel Boone. In the for- ' 111er he was so high in the air we couldnlt see him, in the latter he said nothing, didn't stay long and was so unlike himself. Francis Calvin Johnson is from Franklin, Pa., which is an oil town and consequently normally produces a smooth article and Johnson is certainly smooth. We have thus far not been able to stick even a nickname to him. Johnson has not until recently shown any desire to become acquaint- ed with any of the ladies of this vicinity though he has shown1111111istakable syn111to111s of being more 01' lessin love -withhi1nself. Now he is becoming very popular with ladies of the basket ball team, as he acts as coach for that organization. Johnson is one of the few Juniors who have been successful in the attempt to raise a mustache, but he has sacrificed the mustache since the Co'ed basket ball team was organized. This may have been to make himself safe in case of a dispute or to make himself more agreeable in case there was no discord. Johnsonls course is at present toward electrical invention and also toward perditiou. David Arthur Jones. alias HDismal,H hails from HSimo- gal county, where the people are mostly HDangos. Yet they claim that Davy is of Irish 0rigin,whieh no nne would He goes them all one bet- think, judging from looks. Ancient ler and swears that he was once president of the Order of I'Iihernians and an active nleinher uf the Molly Me luires Price's hmther-in-law doesn't drill heeause, forsooth, he has the heart disease tor thinks he hast and viulent exercise therefore Hhas no dares to take such His course in our college has been tilled with honors. He is Doctor Nevin's bright and particular Indeed so careful and pains-taking was he that he star. spent two months in the machine shop in making,r one screw. We were never more proud of Davy than when, several weeks since, he invented for John H. one of the lnvliest boilers imaginable, and he did it on the spur of the The only trouble with the thing was that it m.-.....m.-...tt,..,.. WWA . .. moment too. wouldn't work at all. Charles Lambert Kinsloe, alias HCharlie.H acknowledges Lock Haven, Pa.I as his birthplace. During his first year he and Baird conducted an advertising agency in behalf of the Lock Haven High School. Mr Kinslue is one of the talented menihers of the chapel orchestra and is alx'ays conspicuous by his absence on Sunday morning. It is rumored that uCharlie contributed two books to the library hut in this ease his modesty prompts him to hide his philanthropic light under a bushel. Mr. Kinsloe is possessed of tine oratorieal ability and served with great distinction as toastmaster at the Junior Electrical Feed. It is however in the military department that his honors have been the weightiest and it is reported that he indulges in frequent glances at Hanson's sword. Mr. Kinsloe is still in the prime of life. .1 A v. Vialter Lewis Kirk tied from the noise and smoke of Pittshtn'g' in time to enter with 1903, He is somewhat yultthful looking :1 fact which no doubt induced Prof. Shed to ask him whether he vas six or sixteen. Mr. Kirk is usually to he found on the outside of his pipe and is ad- mitted to he :1 connoisseur of tobacco which probably ac- counts for his daily collection of t'sznnplesT tValt received :1 primary course in base hall at the Pittsburg High School and he tame of giwat value to the Varsity nine. As :1 hatter he is chiefly noted fur his free qlient punctures of the :1tnmsphere. His spare time is 1 spent in playing golf and helping the 'addie to find the 4 : hall. He is an ardent admirer of the fair sex but believes jg with Billy O'Tuwle that distance lendeth enchilntnient. w Mr. Kirk has been reported as wearing a collar on sev- w eral ue ttlsimls. x.- K, , t'Baldy Kyle, sometimes known as James Vance Kyle, hrst sniffed the scent of new niown hay at Milroy, Pa. Owing to the scribes inability to locate Milroy it was impossible to obtain any information regarding this young niants childhood. However it has been learned from other sources that he very early in life lost control of certain sec- tions of his vocal Chords which seriously impaired the rytlnnic eiTect of his laughter. This continued until he en- tered State when being assigned to Prof. Tndor's division he studiously absorbed his iiistrtictofs silvery and mirthful effervesence and also some of his pagi- listic passes. Hence the alias. In his Freshman year Mr. Kyle was a faithful attend- ent at the Y. M. C. A. rooms and was at one time promi- nently mentioned forits presidency. However the boom has undergone :1 gradual dissipation during the last two years although it should not be inferred that HBaldy has done likewise. Mr.Ky1e cracked an original joke during his Sophomore year. RT 01 John Bechtel Landis, better known as HFatz and it Unser No. 2, left his Rock Glen. Pa., home for State in the Fall of '99 and entered as a candidate for electrical , engineering honors. He is extremely modest and a trifie ' shy of the fair sex a trait which is said by the knowing ones to have suddenly left him on several of the ball trips, notably at Harrisburg. Mr. Landis, be it understood, is the faithful guardian of third bag. He is very fond of outdoor sports and made an admir- able lunch carrier for H Rohry on his hunting expeditions. His musical ability is above norlnaland his rendition of Die VVacht am Rhine is calculated to bring the tears. HFatz's record as a student shows that he is not in sympathy with the scheme for stocking the library. Mr. Landis smoked his first cigar at the Junior Electri- cal Feed. Willis H. Landis, otherwise known as the Silver Tongned Orator, much resembles the immortal Webster, in fact so closely resembles him that if Willis H. could be changed mentally, morally, and physically you conldnit tell one from the other. In stature, and his accounts, heis short;facialappearance, pleasing; chief recreation Ukeep- ing out of sight;H favorite expression it Say. In religion, having an eye on exemption from drill, he afiiliates with 2' the Quakers. Since HPrex let down his drag net, signal practice, W. H. has been casting around for some other church connection. As to his nationality, his middle name 11?,1'dtlbaug'l1 gives you the straight tip. He has never been caught stealing chickens or ponying and as far as we know is a fairly good specimen of the genus homo. Anv young lady desirous of obtaining a husband will do well to write to Mr. Landis at once. Earnest Stewart McLarn was born at Oakdale, some where near Pittsbnrg, in 1881. At an early age he formed a partnership with Andrew Carnegie and it is owing to his eiTorts that the iron and steel trade has been developed in this state. He is left-handed and in this respect bids fair to out shine the left hand wonder of the chemistry department. He uses tobacco, but as he told us that his parents object to this habit, we will not mention it here. HMac takes great delight in military affairs, and is very desir- ous of seeing his company win Captain Clarkts penant. In order that there may be no doubt of his being in the company that wins, he drills in three different companies. ttMac was formerly a member of 1902 but having eon- sumed too much cider during one of their cider rushes, an attack of brain fever develop ed and he was compelled to h leave college for a year. t i The son of our village butcher has much to recommend him. He has risen from the ranks of the poor and unenlightened people of this hamlet to the one-fourth power in the Junior Agricultural Class, to say nothing of the height to which he has raised himself in the eyes of a certain fair maiden over the hill. This is neither here nor there however and it is notintended that it shall be, simply ' mention it to jar your bnnip of curiosity and to let you know that some things are doin' tround these parts that ye wot not of. But we digress from 'tButch.H Like some of the steers his father sells us in the form of beefsteak at exorbitant prices, ttButch is stocky, tough, and hard to handle. He is athletically inclined and to keep his muscles in condition he curries three horses and milks seven cows each morning before breakfast which is served at six o'clock. One of the few things we donit like about ,. 'Butch is his swearing. It resembles that of Ralph Cummings so much that we often wonder if he and Ralph are not in cohoots, each trying to out do the other in say- ing real absurd things where down right cussilf would be more explicit and to the point. 59 Edwin Hall May, surnanied May because of a spring like gentleness suggestive of the buds which l'ope in the month of May, came from Renovo to State College while yet of such tender years that the clerk at the business office examined his teeth to see if he were not under the age limit. Because of his harmless appearance he has never been re- quired to pay a damage deposit, save once when the boys in the room above his knocked down the plastering from his ceiling. Shortly after coming to State, May had the xilisfortliile to meet llBill German. Bill'l gave May the nicknznne of llWillie , and dearly does Edwin love to be called by his pet name. But, ilmy goodness! How has l'Willie changed from the i'Willie of yore! His Child- Iike innocence has given place to what We might call a gentle . toughness. He plays busket-bnll, runs on the track, carries his hands in his pockets. and does lots of Hhorrid things. Though XVillie is naturally of a most angelic disposition: the devil will out sometimes. Notably was this shown when UWillie was made HProfessor of Freshman Surveying . After a few days in the field he said, Hllm not going to give any of these Freshmen A's, for they don't know any more than I did when I was a Freshman, and I only got a B 'i; Revenge is sweet, we admit, but might remark in passing that:the sublime ignorance of these Freshmen is to be pitied. uBilly Merkel sneaked into State College, up the alley one balmy day in September, 1899, with Fowler and Camp- bell at his heels. When Billy came to us he was inamma's own little boy and even yet he is a ladiesi man. But, Oh! how different ! Billy should have been a running mate for an evangelist. his singing is so uplifting, and so inspiring. His specialty is tenor solos and you should have heard the UHoly City at Emporium. Ye gods and little fishes but it was awful! Even the people of Emporium pitied him. And no man should be allowed to sing who can't talk plain, at least say clothes-line. Billy has a failing for good things to eat and even came back two days early to get a cake that one of the Co-eds baked for him. And isn't he sour balled! When he makes a flunk in a recitation he innnediately assumes a cross-eyed stare and never looks to the right or left until he passes the tele- phone exchange. Why? W. R. Miles, or HGeneralH as we know him is a man of some distinction in these parts hut where he got the name of t'General is a mystery to us as he never even qualified for the ranks, but was only allowed to carry the Hag. General enjoys knocking very much and for this reason has asked Tnholski each day of the past four weeks for more men to write up. ttGeneral'sh ability asa sprinter is too well known to allow of any question; he holds med- als for all the slow races which have been run since his en- trance. We came near loosing him on the recent Thespian trip when he became so infatuated with an Emporium maiden that it was only with the utmost persuasion that he could be drawn away. He sang a bass solo in an Emporium Church and as he was about to strike a low note his eyes met hers and he struck one three 0C- taves higher. Since that time although regretting the high note he has been raving over those eyes. rather than that all be misled. As a down right kidder Miller excels ; in fact even his friends are obliged to watch him closely lest he prevaricate. His independence is re- markable when one considers how very much we owe to our friends for pleasure derived on this mundane sphere. 61 And you cannot tell a man by the Clothes he wears, neitherhy the words he utters for same there he who earry more of this worlds goods in their pocket than upon their backs. likewise more trains in their h earls than is let fall from the tongue. Yet praiswm'thg as this is in a man, were it not better to Clothe one's self as becomes one's lmsitiml and to disseminate one's knowledge that a few may mum Simon twhose surname is Peterl. Quite a good name surely, but the fellow is really not any better than the regulations permit. It is said that he has great aspiiations to be an actor and truly, he does quite well, but he will never make an actor until he files his laugh a little. You will notice that he seldom laughs louder than a broad grin. Then too, don't get in front of any of Simon's jokes, or you will be carried away with their profusion of wit, sense y and humor. But for all his funny jokes and laughs Simon is a nice boy. He wears his curly locks plastered so tightly against his hencl that one would think they really were straight. He has a rich coffee brown complexion and is a decided ladies' man, so you see he is not a bad fellow. If Helen were :1 boy he would be called Ha good fel- low ethe highest tribute one college man can pay another. But if Helen eanlt be called a good good fellow she cer- tainly cannot complain of not being called upon by a good fellow . When we say Hgood fellow here, we wish to insert the word Hsteadyll. Helen should be in the employ of some large rail road company. She has been handling a Schedule for two years on :1 piece of road which, while not containing so many curves and side trucks as the one ex tending from the Exp. station to the Inn, under the supervision of Prof Tudor, it is just as wide, and so far as we know there has never been a single collision in all that time. So Helen dear, we love you still, With all the love born in a boy VVclre sure lie does and always will Don't fear--youlll settle in Mt. Joy. 62 t'Farinerjl alias, HRed Neel still wears the ear marks of his early training. Not that hay seeds are still to he found in his hair, we believe he bathes sometimes, but that his walk and talk are copied by Puck and Judge artists as the best example obtainable of the typical Hhey Rnhef, F01 ' llbox he says Hhalks and when in Botany he told us of the camness of the Sargasso sea, he nearly put HBilly out of business. His nose is as long as SnrfnCes when it comes to hunting bugs, but 111 going afte1 them his walk szlvors of plowed fields. HRedls room is a miniature bug house wherein abide insects and gophers with a reputation for destroying the farmers food stuffs. How he lives in that atmosphere, we don't know, but that is his lookout not ours. Joseph M. Nelson-Chester, otherwise known as HJoe from Bethel Court Uietl1el Court is inhabited by HCreole BellesH mainlyJ We see no reason why Joe should be associated or classed in the 'tdnsky list. It is said that when Tnholski asked him for his baby picture he nearly fainted and said he would have to borrow one as he didn't want to have the only Hblack spot on the page. His specialty is dancing, waltzing, two stepping, high stepping, etc., He is a good dancer but his nerve fails him around the college, but not so when at home as he dances at all the social functions. Electrical Engineering is an- i other specialty. While he had the measels he occupied himself putting in an electric hell, but it would not work. Why? He fastened the wire to the floor and walls with staples and drove the staples right through the insulation and in ten feet of wire he had as many short circuits. Such should not discourage him, but if it does, he has something to fall back on, namely-pattern making-ask HBilly.H 63 Charles Nathaniel Norris by some mysterious fate hen willie a member of MS and took his humps with the rest of us. His lanky form soon secured for him the name HBig Norris , this being necessary to distinguish him from Norris 0f slighter build. His chief reerazltion is sniffing the delicate aroma which prevades the immediate vicinity ii of the experiment station. Among,r his professors he stands higheahout six feet. HTolliei' looked upon him with de- lightNDeltar XW loves him, Tuttle and Keith contend daily to stand first in the favor of Charles Nathaniel. His fav- . ,v 75 write song is Aeht du lieher Augustine . In his favorite I K expression HA foine reactionH his furefathers may be seen. When not at the experiment station or engaged in the ser- ious business of checker playing he may he found mixing up strange compounds in the chemistry laboratory. Edwin Ray Norris was smnewhnt conceited when he canine tn Slate. hut through the kindly oliices of the Sopho- mores and by the leveling eiTect of time he has come down tn :1 more approachable level. Norris eullhl not he tulled an A1 fellow because he always got such letters in quantit- ies. In athletics Norris did some notable stunts but his object was not to win prizes 01' hr -uk records but merely to stimulate appetite so he could get the value of his board money. Ed is one of the Mechanical Students and he- lieves he may some day h A as great an enginee . us ttIke. A. S. O'Neil, HChunnny'l for short, is so thin that he olTers no field for Lorclyls X my machine. He has made a reputation as a runner simply from the fact that his body olTers no resistance to the atmosphere. His avoirdupois is considerably less than HlVIary's'y as would naturally be infer- red from the ahove.thhlnnmyls thinness is emblematic of his modesty. He has a retiring way about llllll which would be impossible in a larger man owing to inability to confine himself in so small a space. XVhen a man is only thin he can only he roasted for thinness so understand please that HChununyH is the next thing to transparent. that with Swampy's Chemistry and Gravy's Physics w Aaring at him we expect soon to be examining him under the low power microscope in Surfaee's collection of insects. You've all seen and heard fellows who go around and never raise much of a fuss anywhere; never cuss or run down the Hprofs ; who are over-sensitive about their Hunks in classes, and in short, who, you may say, need drawing out. XVell, in a nnt-shcll that's our friend HIke.H As yet no one has been able to find out what deformity Hlkeil has that made him HJigadier Brindle of that famous hand of cripples-the signal corps. Certainly, low-legged- ness isnlt a suihcieut qualili oation for such a high omee. As a student Palmer is Hall to the gom 'l until HFreddie gives him the horse laugh when he goes HelearolT his dip. It is said that Palmer intended readingr law before coming to State and from force of habit in practicing legal terms he now solemly signs his name I. Chas. Palmer. A ;,1 The beaming countenance herewith presented belongs to Charles McCoy Parker, who claims Lewistown as his M home. lt Chas. Edna'l, as he is often called, is thoroughly devoted to the ladies, and they all think he is just about the nicest thing they have ever seen.Another great weakness of his is the manner which he has of abusing the English language, for, in moments of preoccupation, his thoughts and words do not happen simultaneously, and the tying up Wt - that results is something awful. However, we must give him credit for the display at these moments of 21 rare pres- ence of mindeso rare, in fact as to be hardly noticeable. His chief delights are pulling his hair and playing golf and hegnakes a success of both. It gives us no little .mll'xwarlz'ou to introduce an indi- n'idzml of Mr. Risser's prominence, in the Department of Agriculture, to our friends at large. Introductions are often necessary and we trustthis one will provesalisztrarloij'. A. K. is an inhabitant of Berks Co., or at least a near neighbor to Berks us his language indicates. His forte is the hen business and he guards it with a care equal to that of Shylock and his shekels. He even goes so far as to number his eggs and keeps them l under lock and key. You have only to hear Risser say in regard to a recent bulletin which came out, H Yes ! I and Prof. Watson wrote that upf l to fully appreciate his im- portance at the station and how sorry they Would be there to loose him. Carl is :1 nice t:111 hoy having heavy eyebrows and a V gentle voice. You wi11 generally find him inside of a K red and blue striped jersey. Like all other chemists he is a had seah and has dirty looking hands. He has a knowledge bump on the hack of his head and if you want to he Car1's friend forever just rnh theh11n1p a few times. Carl is :1 very sympathizing hoy and it' one has any tmnhlcs he is :1 very good one to go to forlcmnfort. There is nothing very 11-1na1'k21hle almnt Carl excepting the fact. that he don't use tobacco or swmr words in any form and more than that he is a good athlete we tan say nothing. XVm'ren, Pennsylvania is proud to have produced such a man :151'21'nestt1arfie1d Rogers. He is sometimes credited with heing quiet and reserved hut this is 2111 a mistake. He is awfully 10ml of the girls, and the. nicest part 01 it is that they all take so well to him. 111: has a bigger drag with the girls in Bellefonte, than any one except Ralph L. Cummings; on one occasion recently there were five of them struggling for his favor. He used to have an id in that State was as easy a place a Mcchani 1:11 Engineer as to go through and he turned into 1 any and s0 shifted 11ch for four or five years. Three year's struggles have Changed his ideas conside1'ah1y, and when occasion demands, he exerts 11i111se11 and shows whatis in him. He can put up as good a bluff as anybody in 111051, and 1111 talk on any snhject Gravy may chance to hit upon without saying anything in particular. A favorite pas- time of his used tohe playing in Billy Towle's sand and makingr things, while this year he delights in running a Hcinch job like the planer for Doggie. . 67 li'nnk Luther Rohrbnch is of German origin. He is one of the most noted spirtsmen of Snnbury though his addiction to the sweater habit makes it impossible to eelassify him as Hsporty. Rohrhaeh specializes in base- ball and prevarieation. He was never known to tell HSarah the truth except on one occasion when he expressed pleas- ure at the omission of :1 Sunday chapel service. In base- ball ttTnlley makes a hit--jnst about one in a senson-s and does some good work picking up grounders and pro- fanity. ttTulley is very fond of water--to fish in. He has been known to fish for grades in XVeuryis hydraulic Lab. but with small success. He was much dissappointed in Hydraulics for he assumed from the title that the volume related in some way to his favorite pastime. This gentleman is known to the professors as Mr. Roarhaek, because he always has something to say though it often is, HI don't know. HRohry is a soldier about once a week when he proudly takes his place in the ranks of Company B, and in consequence the company front takes the form of one of his base-ball enrves. ' vWM' x's 'tw Au .u-J . . .x Though Charles Wesley Ruble is a resident of State College he is more interested in athletics than in polities. Perhaps this lack of interest in the political welfare of the community may be due to the fact that Charley is young i and also a student. Charley is not a firm believer in the advantages of iarly rising. In fact he has earned for himself the name of ttRip't for it is believed that he would rival Rip Van Winkle himself in sleeping if it were not for the chapel bell. He does wake up occasionally, long enough to play a game of foot-ball or basketball. He has always been a kicker, but he does most of his kicking on the grid-iron where it is appreciated. Charley does not sing in the chapel choir, but he never fails to give the occupants of the dranghting room the ben- efit of his musical talent. This is one reason why the Me chanieals Hscab, Charley paralyses them during the sehed- c tiled period and then it is necessary for them to make up the lost time in some way. 69 Ralph Monroe Rnxnhle of Ringtown, was born some time in the past, and came to State with an ordinary amount of knowletlg A and an extraordinary amount of avoir- dnpois, in the full of $99. He has been increasing in mental and physi 111 stature ever since and it seems safe to predict that he will some day he a great man. In athletics he has taken :1 leading part, though he has specialized only in getting to and from his meals, the per- sistency with which he has trained along this line has been productive of inanrelous results. Ralph, alias H Fats , alias it Mary',, is a member of the Y. M. C. A., the Iilectrieal Engineering Society and the Book Trust. HFnts wusmade iaptnin of Tumbler foot-hzlll teznn, but at the last moment his courage failed him and he went home, his excuse being that his party needed his vote. Guido Valentine Shorigi, chief Chum and room mate of John Aloyisius Mnmney, horn near Stretclmnnltaly, and he still holds to the title of the place he was born. We all take a back seat when Sborigi tells a storyedivide the story by four, and then think awhile before accepting it. lt Spiny is one of Capt. Clark's earnest workers. He is :1 professor now and doesxft look at the it yellow notices on the bulletin board, his messages are always 011 ll redH blanks. As an actor he has them n11 heat.H Everything so natural, his face, laugh and walk. He had four lines to learn in the li PharsonianH and it took him two weeks to get them and then he had to be prompted. He will no doubt have a leading part in the Thespians next year. , He draws well. In fact he drew all of Tuholskils breath away from him when he told him he hadn't made any drawings for the LaVie and the book was to go to press in a week. Still we predict a good future for him. If he fails in Mech. Eng, he and Maroney can easily make their living writing; ll patent medicine testinioniulsll t , U M XVhen George N. Sellers registered here as :1 Freshman in '99, he was sound in miml 11ml body. His mind is still unimpaired but he is :1 wreck physi tally. He first strained his voice working for A's in Iiiiglish for he hud :1 desire to he :1 Junior Orator. Next he stained his eyes looking for the Mining ling. Section to which he belongs, and lastly in the chemistry lab. The n he strained his back H seuhhing hoy is more to he pitied thun censured for he has been in strained circumstances ever since he enme here. He goes thru the Chemistry lah. like u lmll with :1 board on its face and smashes every thing in his path. When we hear a fifty dollar distilling apparatus strike the floor or :1 Bel'gelo- dina-aeeteyenone diln'omide generator go up thru the sky- light we never turn ,rouml to see who it is-we know it is George and in the dead silence which settles oVer all we hear the pen of Tuttle, the recording angel, sliding over the ledger, agninstraining George's :ilreauly strained eir- eulnstmiees. Frederick Robert Shaffer came silently to State in the spring of Wm and has devoted most of his time since to keeping his opinions to himself. He talks only in Y. M. C. A. and then his expressions are couched in a holy tone of voice that izuinot be used on week clays without desecra- tion. No one would imagine that Fred was ever in haste or in love. One would us soon think of the Sphinx of ngpt playing the part of :1 fair; as to think of Fred going to breakfast on the tlouhle-qniek. He is an earnest advo- ' ' cate of physical culture and makes daily pilgrinmges to the sixth floor to exercise, but he is extremely careful to avoid 1,? fatigue. In order to prevent his hair from fading he wears a rubber hat when taking a shower bath. Fred is studious, rarely profane, and a faithful attendant of Sunday Chapel Bayard H. Sharpe, of hase-hall and hasket-hall fame, is a pretty nice sort of fellow. He sings well and in fact, with a little niake-np, he wouldn't be a bad looking man; but that is about all the good things we can say of him. His most notieahle failure is his addiction to the constant use of a sweater or jersey. In fact, when he was a fresh- man he wore an old yellow jersey so much that the name HYaller was hooked to him and it still hangs there. When he sings in the choir he has to wear a collar, but he will often cut the choir and sit in the audience in order to wear his beloved sweater. However, what a man wears is a personal affair, but when he tells the same story a hundred times it is a dill'er- ent matter. ltYaller'l is in his glory when there are about a dozen fellows around and he gets to liiuhering up on some of his experiences. If an ordinary man would tell such things they would sound impracticable and ridiculous, but UYallerH is so smooth that one would think they were real. Ellis C. Silvius was born in 1881, the same year in which lock-jaw germs were discovered. We do not mean to say that there is any connection, but never- theless it looks suspicious. His home is at Sunbury, Pa., but this is needless information to anyone who knows him, for he cannot talk five minutes without mentioning Sun- bury. He is called HSarahl' on account of his great resem- blance to the famous French actress Sarah Berhnardt. He, or we should say she, takes her physical exercise with the other Co-eds on Saturday afternoon from 1:30 to 2:30. tlSarahll is very fond of seeing his name in print, and in order to have it appear in the La Vie, he joined the Y. M. C. A. just before the book went to press. It can not be ascertained whether he paid his dues or not. He is very fond of pickles and will not board where they do not serve them. He has changed his boarding place no less than six times, always moving when pickles are no longer served. , ,i t 71 A .A A -. George Thurston Smith is one of the seven sons of a hard working father. If the other six are like George the father will he making for Canada some fine clay when the Munch Chunk Bank oilieials least expect it. George is frail and dark; has 21 heel and toe walk which is all his own, and a Bostonian aeeent. He is the best informed man we have on the intricacies of Bellefonte and Bellefonte society. But any subject to he well known requires devotion and in this George is not lacking. The only time he has his hands out of his pocket is when he is swinging the Drum Major's huton in which he excels, but you never can tell when he is in or out of step. The baton and his heel and toe work automatically midioften-times the two get bulletl np. Did you ever hear :1 fellow try to talk with cold ninsh '. in his mouth? XVell Pncy Snoeherger don't talk that , wnyehe talks like a fellow with hot mush in his month. i ttPnCy blows the Bass horn in the Cadet Band, and you would easily recognize his voice were you to 11 ear the horn when he blows it. After we have all left college and are separated, we will think of UPney's voice when we hear our Children tearing a rag. But talking is not his only good point. He w ears :1 eellnoid collar and smokes Pitts- hurg stogies and we have often pictured his finish were :1 spark from the stogie to touch off his celluloid collar HPncy always smokes his own Stogies however, and that hot mush mastication of words is always ready to come forth in defense of right and the Class of 1903. If you ever want to find HPuey you need only go where his duty has called him and yonlll always find him there. Miss Ellie Snyder is one-half of 0111' Co-eds and were proud of her. She is either harder to please than the other half or the other half saw the man Ellie too, most admired and saw him fitst.Anyway she has so farmade no choice out of the bunch ofboys in 1903. Many have worshipped at her shrine, ollering all the entreaties known to the fervent lover for recognition, only to be cast aside, adding but an- other to the countless number. Even HBeaux Brtnnell Taylor has had one eye upon her since first their three eyes met, but all in vain. Ellie moves along in her charmingly graceful and ladylike manner, treating all alike, showing no partiality. But never fear he'll meet her yet And when he does you bet he'll nail her. It may be youw-it may be nice Who knows but it may yet be Taylor. xx x xfgfy John H. Snyder says he's from Pittsburg. Difference of opinion whether he comes from Broughton or Waddles. Publicopinion generally favors the latter. Jack is of mys- terious disposition. Once a week he disappears from view and when he turns up again, the only answer that one can get as to his trip is Hout in the country.H One day he made the mistake of taking llMidge along and now we all know the only tteountry for HJack is Waddles. HMidge told why, too. We wonlt. One excellent quality, but too large a quantity, that HJack possesses is his Hwoice.H He is very popular at country singing HskewlesH around here and he attends them regularly. We know why. The best thing about HJack Snyder-some call him Schneider but he says he isn't Dnteh-is his good nature. He didnlt even get mad when we laughed at him for telling llBaldy Tudor he didnlt know the equation of the tleelipse. l'Jack has a failing for going down to Centre Hall to the Grangersl Picnic, Hwhere you don't know anybody and no one knows you. Hour after hour he tells the Rubes his experiences at State, how he expected to be a Junior Orator, how he got a dose from HBelf' Meek for his cold and then went to sleep in thom Sheddls lecture, how he could sing in the choir if he wanted to, 110w after graduating he will go in partnership with his brother HToby in Pittsburg. 73 TA Emery StaufTer was born next door to H Willie.U Eisen- huth in the coal regions around Pottsville, but the H Willie Eisenhnth part of this sentence he doesnlt like to mention, but loves to tell you about the coal regions. My, if you i could hear him tell some of his mine stories. You can i fairly see the H17m damp and ll underground 1101 MW in the room. His mother said he would have made a big man but for tobacco and tlDoggie says the lathes in the machine shop are about ready to float away after Staufl'er gets through work. Doggyll says Hthat man StauHer over there takes this for a tobacco store and I guess he thinks I am the Indian cigar pompeyfl. tllZmL-ry's', spec- ialty is dynamo designing and he was heard to remark tt I know as much about this tl-ll stuff as a mine mule does about daylightff The next time Emery goes Hback to the minesH we hope he will not be ltdriving under or t'sorting coal but be able to register Emery Stauffer, H Pottsville , Electrical Engineer. Zceke Sterrett is one of those fellows that go around tending to their own business and afraid of making any noise lest he wake the baby. If he comes in your room you would not know it if the door had not squeaked. He will sit down 011 a trunk or bed and will not say a solitary work excepting yes or no until the ten o'clock bell rings when he will rise and say Well, I guess I'll have to go and get to work. Now, that is Zeeke, and it has been he ever since he entered here. However, there have been stranger things than this concerning people for we know why it all came about. As perhaps you know, Zeeke Sterrett and Earl Hewitt are from the same town and it is said that when they were little boys playing together, Hewitt simply talked so much that little Zeeke didn't have a chance to say a word. Now it x 'as by r -ason of this lack of practice that Zeeke got out of the way of talking and hasn't talked much since. 74 Harry Edwin Stitt hails from Blairsville, Pa. As a child he spent most of his time in reading the lCneyelopedia and preparing his quiz hook for future use at State. Upon entering college he considered himself the class interroga- tor, which position he has held continuously despite the repeated attempts of Shafer to dethrone him. It might be stated that when Harry gets his questions in proper play their running order is a combination of a Hotchkiss rapid Fu'ing gun and a perpetual motion machine. Harry takes a great interest in athletics and spent an entire eveninglast spring in trying for the track team. This exertion resulted in a had case of HCharley horse which has since lodged in his throat thus accounting for his habit of barking when plain talking would he in order. Mr. Stitt'stltl1'z1g has reached such enonnous proportions as to extend to Belle- lionte, Jimmy I'Iughes having engaged him for a period last spring to teach his ehernhs the 111yste1'ies of Prep mathe- 111aties. Hurry failed to ask Weary a single question in Applied NICClHllllCSOH Jun. 7. 1902. Mr. Stitt was out of town 011 that day. In '99 Pleasantville sent one of its one hundred and thirty-seven natives to State College. and welve been cuss- ing J leasantville ever since. Did V011 ever try to do any- thing while HStoelz was in the innnedi ate neighlxn'hood? Don t make any dilTeIence who you are or what you are trying, Harry thinks youlre not the right person and that you're not trying the right thing. This one-one hundred and thirty'seventh part of Pleasantville does, therefore, attempt to enlighten you as to his opinions on the subject and also to enforce these same opinions upon you per force. It is at this point that the afmesnid cussing connnenees But, despite all this l1e1eally doesnt 111ean anything he doesn t think tfo1 the veiy simple reason that he doesnlt have the proper apparatus requisite to thinkingJ We would like to say something nice about HStoelz but we can,t conscienciously do so. He can't sing, isn't an athlete and doesnlt blow a horn, so all we can do is to oiler our consolation. Hard luck, Harry, cheer up though llStoelz you did some line work for LA V115. C. G. Stoll, our baby! Just turned seven-teen. Doesn't he look it, with skin as smooth as that of a peach, smoother in fact, for it has not even as much fuzz as a peach; shell-like ears, and teeth like pearls. But his best baby trait, one which he will never out grow, is hidden in his picture. You should see the graceful curve of his legs! Why, they look exactly like HBillyH Towle's callipers. And we have another proof of his youth. Who ever heard V of a baby growing into a man and escaping Cupidis dart. l W h x Surely Stoll is no exception to the rule for why does he sit M. I 0n the radiator 0n the first Hoot just before dinner and cast longing glances toward the Biology Lab. like the captain of a vessel that is lost in the fog watching for the sun to peep through the clouds. Suddenly his face lights up with an Angelic smile and we see approaching, :1 Co-ed. Robert LeRoy Streeter when Closely questioned admits Medix Run as his home. HBohhy has thus far held the re- cord as aladies' man, as he was engaged to four girls at once during his Freshman year and has succeeded in keeping on good terms with all of thein.Dnring the first year 'tliobby was sent as a delegate to a Y. M. C. A. convention, but from his Sophomore year on he has with difficulty kept religion enough in stock for use at Sunday chapel and con- sequently the Association has not deemed it wise to allow him to act as its distributing agent. Streeter studies Mechanical Engineering, poker, and whist and is a star actress when he shaves between nets and raises the pitch of his voice to the fourth power. i i 76 Mt . stmwe ..-.... -..s4..-.t .m it Iowa Taylor, from the west, hails from Northern Penna. His youthful follies were eonlined to green fields and shady pastures, but we know his early training was good by the cadence of his voice when he lectures 11s in class 111eeting' 011 the follies of wrong doing. He is :1 favo- rite pnpil as are all those who imbibe the idiocynemeies of the Prof. without :1 protest, which, Dave doesnlt do by the way.T'1ylorisY. M. C. A record is as spotless as Mary Rumbles which 15 kept so by continued absence. But lay- ing all jokes aside,'lz1y101 is :1 good tlebator. His team came very near winning once and only lost two other times by the ineiheieney of the judges. We can only prophesy his work 011 the FREE LANCE as his Editorship is infantile, but if he keeps up the past record he will just be tolerated and no more. When David B. T11l1olski entered State he brought with him a big voice, a big lot of nerve, several big bluffs, and over and above all a big hut. Of his big voice much has been heard so we need say but little about it. It speaks for itself, and has done good service at foot ball games 21ml in intercollegiate debates, and has kept many 1'oon1ers in the dormitories from too much sleep. His nerve, like :1 best girl is generally with him, and we have yet to see 011 the bulletin board a notice to this effect: tl Will the person who took my nerve please return the same, as I need it in my biz. l His bluffs are something i111111e11se,too immense for the average 1111111'111 mind to grasp, and hence they gen- erally work all the easy professors and a few of the others 1 l'Boomski' has frequently proved that black 13 white. His 1111111be1' ten hat marked him as :1 suitable person to take up a collection. Besides serving in its natural capacity this hat often serves as a speaking tube. Of this versatile 1112111 from Erie much more might be said, but in our little college world 'lso much has been said 011 this subject and well said,H we will not detain the reader longer. 77 w. .14 n; t'SkinnyH Vansh is 1111 Irishman, but he has black hair. Some call him it Fats because he is skinny 21nd others call him h Skinny fur the same reason. And he is well named too because when he plays husket-hall he is compelled to wear three pairs of stockings to make :1 showing. He weighs thirty-nine pounds when not in training. HSkinnyi' holds :1 record, however, 11s he '1111 crawl through :1 smaller knot hole than any one else in college. He is a Very smooth tnlkereespeeially to t' Freddy 111111 H XVeary. His favorite study is Iileinentnry Mechanics. He is :1 Siamese brother of tt Bill German but it BillH don't ree- ognize the Claim. But for 1111 his faults ti Skinny', is :1 nice boy because he doesnit .171'7'111' 01' use bad language in any form. Robert Usher XVasson was born at Honserville, Center C0,, '11 ,son1etin1ez1go, 11nd 21sfz11'usiskno11'n has never been convicted of any serious crime. He is of retiring, modest, even shy,dispositi011 11nd German 11:11'.e11tz1ge He is of Inulininheight,well1110pmti011e11, 211111 slightl1 h: 1111 he ',1ded the latter due perhaps to :1 eilelnnstnnCe 01 huhit which we shall mention lz1te1'.T0 those 11'ith11'h11111heis 11'e1111eq1111i11ted he is j01'i111. always lighthearted, 111111 good natured. Now, here isz1 secret which We eonfnlentinllv whisper to 1'1111, tello11'e1nss1nutes. Mr. VV1sson is st1'iet11 it it with the ladies. W hile the 1est of 11s have to be content 1vith'1 21 ex seIni-oe 'zlsionnl glance at :1 girl, 11 asson goes evening after evening to her home, sits by her side. 11nd enjoys himself 11s we would give 1111 111111 to do if it were possible. Now 1 hush, listL-nm-it is whispered that he does not call 011 the i the same girl nor go in the sznne direction e1'e1'1' evening. Didryon z'm'r lmu' qurll a Ming? What rapture, what bliss must he his and Albert VVert, better known as thanl Ii. VVert is a nice tall boy with Straight black hair and high cheek bones. He comes from Carlisle and his constant associa- tion with The Indians there' has made him resemble thein. HPanl'i has a walk which is all his own. Especially is it noticeable when he has on a new suit of clothes or when he sees HChick Yeakle or the Prex coming his way. He might, at first sight, be called a comparatively nice looking fellow. Owing to the fact that he had a fondness for rid- ing a broom stick, tlTurkey eanlt make his knees touch one another. In actions and manners HTurkeyH very closely re- sembles llChiCken Yeakle. They are both very boisterous while in as well as out of class. They are forever torment- ing llVVillie Ironllat. Paul sings well and will joke with the rest of us, and notwithstamling the fact that he tells the same story too many times he is a favorite with all of us. In these few words which we have to say about each fellow, our rule is to tell the truth. However in some in- stances the truth is of such a nature that it almost grieves us to tell it. In the first place Howard S. Yeakle is an extremely noisy character. He is too noisy in fact, for a quiet com- munity like this, for one can seldom get within :1 block . f llllll without being notified of hispi'esence by his stentorian accents roaring above all the other noise. HChiekll and HPaul VVei't are invariably scrapping, if they are within a quarter of a mile of each other and poor little thillie Irotillat,' is the object of all HChick'sU mean jokes. Most fellows are good in some one thing or other but he dont seem to be very good in anything. He ianlt play base-balh-he tried to once and had his eye closed for . a week. He canlt run as he is too slow. He eanlt drill , for he was tired from the rankofcorporal back to the ranks As was said before it is too had to show a man up like this but we must abide by the rule. HW'ith all thy faults we love thee still, HChick. 79 Frank Iillwoud Vader. Words fail us gentle reader. Gaze at the innocence and wase of that faee and then agree with us that nothing short of a volume could do it justice. But we do not intend to tell you how Wt'illie went after his army blanket; that he is proficient in the use of the Biograph; that he is seldom avake in the class room; or that he occasionally gets Hthe wrong things balled 11p.H Space will not permit. We would rather tell you that 0111' far-famed sub-cateher is a native of R iading. Pa., where he 'arly achieved fam 1 as the mascot for the Reading Browns. chen nineteen years of age he entered Albright College to study for the ministry. It was here he captured the hearts of the base hall en- thusiasts by his accurate throwing to center to catch the man 011 second. After sizing HWillie up the Alhright instructors informed him he must have mistaken his field of usefulness s0 WVillie went in Dickinson. Duringr this 3' -arhepraetieed the slides which have made him so famous at State. It must be said right here that nothing could be more ex- citing than to see Yoder dive into the earth while stealing second and then arrive there in time to find the hall waiting on him. t'XVilliel' has frequently been presented ,1 with bouquets for this feat. HDey all speak Dutch tand dey donit know mnehl dnwn't Lehighton. Lehighton claims Eddie Zern as one of its three hundred and nineteen inhabitants. Upon his arrival at State the first inquiries Iiddie made were regard ing the requirements in the English Department necessary to assure one's being a junior Oratnr. He landed the plum Oi and now wears, in addition to his nose glasses with the gold chain, a contented look. Eddieis one of those little, short Dutchmen built on the'Hoke Plan and has missed seeing many a ten cent football game because the fence was too high or the hoards used were matched lumber. He is a good judge of woolen fabrics as the football sweaters worn by the 1901 team will show. His choice of profession is Civil lingin- eering and if he is successful at raising niee, sandy sides hurns he will probably make as fine a looking,r man as llFroggie Pond of Yale, and perhaps as good an engineer. 80 RQSOIllliOM S'sz'rlc Com l-IHli, l'AH Oct, 3. 1901. XI :1 1111-14ng 111' 1111- Class of H1113 lhc fulllm'ing rcmlmions wvrv mlnptwl: WHEREAS. Hur lwlm'ul classmate. Rnlwrl Russell linker, was nu moved from 111111 11111111101. by 1111 2111411511 11ml ovcr-rnling Provi1lc11cc. be it lxh'xul'zw'rl. That in 1111- 1lmlh 11f Ruhcrt inkcr. 11111 1112135 of 1903 11:15 Inst :1 lnyul 11ml hunnrml member 11ml wc :1 11lcnsunl 11ml highly 0511101111111 friend: :11111 Mawl'r'vu'. That we cxlcnd 111 the hurvzwwl family our sincere sym- pathy: 111111 lh'xui'zwl. That :1 wpy of lhvsc n-snluliuns IN 511111 10 his parents 211111 :1 vupy 111' published in 1111- Free Lance. lhvm l1. '1 1fImI.s1;I. .MHIH'R R. lh-jxxlxu'mx. ICRXICST 1i. anms. Limnmiltcc. .. A ROBERT RUSSELL BAKER, QOerS 01 I903 Mechanical Engineering, A'Iillcrsburg, Pu. 3.1 If H1175 Entered from Millersburg High School, Scptcnmcr, '99. Mechanical Engineering Society. 'W. Civil Engineering , Lock Haven. Pa. 'I'I'J Entered from Lock Haven High School, September, .19. Cadet Band; Civil Engineering Society. Ksz Electrical Engineering, Pittsburg, Pa. 311': I-I.Vl;' Entered from Pittsbnrg Ccn- tral High School, September, '90. Alternate Junior Oratur; LA Vuc board; Electrical Engineering Society. Chemistry, Huzleton, Pa. Entered from Haxlcton High School, September, 199. Class foot 111111 team '3; Bcrzclins Chemistry Society 2 ya VW Chemistry, Hurrislnn'g, 11:1 HV'II N 'lL P1116101 from Hanwislmlg High School September, .111. Varsity base-bnll team 2; Vmsity basket 111111 team 51; 011155 basket 11:111 team 2, 3; captain class basket 111111 21; Phursmlians; Bermlins Chemical Society. Mechanical Engineering, Beach Haven, Pu. Entered from Berwick HighSchool, September, .19. Mechanical Engineering Society. 84 - H... , N 7 64 . Civil Engineering, Riverside, Pth'l' N.T.C. Entered from Dunville High School, September, WW. Civil Engineering Society. 9M. W Electrical Engineering, Mechanicsbnrg, Pa. 2W HNla' Entered from Harrisburg Aczldcmy, September, WM. Sec. Class 2;'1 114;5pi:ms 3; lilcctrical Engineering Society. Mechanical Engineering, Lancaster, P11. 'l'lfl' Entered from Franklin and Mar- shall College, September, '00. LA VIE board; Mechanical Engineering Society. Raft kW Mechanical Engineering, Cape May, N. J. Entered from Bellefontc Academy. September, JED. Varsity foot ball team 1, 2, .1; class team I, 2; captain varsity football team 4; captain class foot bull team 2; track team 2; rclayteamil; Mechanical Engineering Society. O?MM Biology, Center Hall, Pa. Entered from Spring Mills Academy, September, NJ 3M. QW. Mechanical 1311 rinecrin r Zion Pu. lfl' HNI'I Entcrcd from Bcllefontc Acadcm ', s5 g! , wm. Class foot ball team 2; foot ball advisory cmmnittce3; Tcrpsichorean Club; Mechanical Engineering Society. 85 wr-A. , ., vgavy e' WEML Civil Enginccring, Pitlshnrg, 151. 'NIVl'MW'f Entered from Pittsbnrg Ccntl'ni High School, September, 'WJ. Class erccutix'c board 1, 2; Freshman banquet cunnuitlcc; chairman junior banquet committee: class basket ball 1mm 1, 2: captain '2; mandolin club 1, 2;C1mlwlchuir l, 2, 3; 15M3qu:1rtctlc,2. 33; Thespiuns 3; Phursonizms 33; cadet lmml; business manager of ISM: LA Vnc; Civil Engineer- WW Electrical Engineering, Dcvmrd. Pa. Entered from Preparatory, September, '99. IVIcAllile-r ln'ixc; 11A Ym lmxml; Alternate Junior Ummr. Electrical Engineering Agriculture, Shingle House, Pu, l'Jl-I I-'.Yla'N.T.C. lintcrml from 014111 lIigh Ssh n1. Clliliflllilll class echllLiVC committee 2; Varsity font ball 2, 31; class funk hull tuun '3; font 1x111 committee 2' press Club; LA V115 board. WM fwxxbw ing Society. Society. Electrical Enginccring, Orwigsburg, Pu. Entered from Onvigsburg High School, Suptcmher, .m. Electrical Engineering Society. MM a M Mechanical lCIIginccring Zion, Pu. Entered from Prclmrutory, September, '90. Mechanical Enginccring Snciuty. Mechanical Engineering, Burwick, P11. ISIIlcrL-d from Berwick High School. Secretary of the Mechanical lingincuring Sovicty. 81; fw Jam. Mining Engineering, Pittsburg, Pa. Entered from Pittsimrg High School, September, .19. Free Lance staff 1, 2, 53; 1903 LA V'nc board; Junior orator. A Civil Engineering, York, Pa. ll-lli Entered from York Collegiate Institute, September, '99. Class foot ball team 1, 2; captain scrub foot ball 2; press club 2, 33; Free Lance staff 3, Al; Thcspizms 53; manager varsity base 1x111 team 3; Civil Engineering Society. W J Chunistry, North VVuIes, Pa. Entered from North Xanes High School, Sup- tcmhcr, 'W. Bcrzelius Chumical Society. szQAmw Minim,r Engineering. State College, Pa. Entered from Premmlnry, Wm, Class basket ball team 2, 53. Electrical Engineering, 1 11111tingd0n, Pa. 11H? HA'IJ Entered from Huntingdon High School, September, '99. Chapel orchestra 2, 3; directorClovchlub orchestra 3; director cadet hand 2, 3; nmsicul director of Plnn'smliuns 2, 51; Electrical lingincering Society. X9. am fxzxay4' Chemistry, State Ccllege, Pa. Entered from Preparatory, September, w. Berlelius Chemical Society. $ . , gwgw Mining Engineering, Falls Creek, R1. 23!le HXI'I Entered from Prqmratory, September, WW. Member VB LA V111: Board; varsity base rall tmm l, 2; 'arsity foot bull team 1, 2, 5;; Class foot 1x111 team 1, 2; chairman executive committee 1; toast muster Frcslnnan banquet; lersonians 3; captain varsity foot hall team 3. wayww Civil Engineering, Bismarck, M. Entered from Bismarck High School, Septem- ber, 'W. Marshal of athletic association :3; treasurer of Civil Engineering Society. Wynmw Civil Enginccring, St. Thomas, Pa. lfl'N.'F.C. Entered from Chambersburg Academy, September, '99. Class foot hall team :2; secretary of athletic associa- tion 51; college base hall team 1, 2, 3; letain 0f base hall team 3; Civil Engi- neering Society. Electrical Engineering, Franklin, Pa. Entered from Allegheny College. Sep- tcmbcr, '99. Secretary press club 33; manager Free Lance 51; Electrical Engi- neering Society 3. Electrical Engineering, Mincrsvillc, ht. 3.5.1514le Entered from Prelmrulory, September, '99. class executive committee 1; sovrr-tnr ' of the Electrical Engi- neering Society. ohm. $.KW. Lock Haven. 2W Entered from Lock Haven Normal School, '99. College mandolin club 1; College orchestra 2, 3i; assistant manager Thespizlns a; num- agcr Tllcspizms 4; Electrical Engineering Society. OWM: Electrical jgnginccring, Pittsburg, Pa. HHII N.T,C. Entered fromPittsburgHigh School, September, WW. Class executive connnitlcc l; varsity base hall lmn 2; vicurprcsidcnt c1355 3:; Electrical Engineering Society. iL- W M Electrical Engineering, Milroy, Pa. ll'l' IIXIJ Entered from Chmnhersburg Academy, '99. Electrical Engineering Society. X4. A?Afwa Electriml Engineering, Rock Glen, Pa. Entered from the Blomnsburg State Normal School, September, WM. Member Imsc ball team 1, 2; member chapel choir '22, 3; Electrical I'inginccring Society. Electrical Engineering, Lancaster, P11. Entered from Millersville Stale Normal School, September, w. Inter-collcgizlte debuting team I and 2; Electrical Engineering Society. Electrical Engineering, Oukdule, ,u. Entered from Oululzllc A zldcmy, Septem- ber, MS. Press club; Iilcctri 111 Engineering Society. 85! Agriculture, State Collcgc, ,Zl. Entered from Prepm'ntmy, September wm, Civil Engineering, chm'o, Pa. Entered from Renovo High School, Septem- ber, WW. Class basket ball team 53; Civil Engineering Society. MM. QW Mechanical lingineering, Bcrwick, Pu. Entered from Berwick High School, September, 'SHD; chapel choir l, 2, 3; Thcspians, 3; Pharsonians 3; college base ball team 9- 10023 uzlrtcttc 2, 53; Mechanical lin rixlcerin r Societ '. l k 3 Mfg; M 191cctricul Engineering, Kennett Square. HHH Entered from Martin Academy; chapel Choir, l, 2, 33; track team, 1,2,3; captain track team, 5;; relay team, :2; captain relay team, 3; Varsity foot bull team, 3; Thespiuns, ii; Pharsmlians, 3; l Class president, 51; foot ball committee, 1; v 'dy class executive conunittec, LA VIE Board; Electrical Engineering Society. WW Civil Engineering, Oil City, Pa. lilli H.Vl:' Entered from Pmp. September, '99, Varsity base hull team, I, 2; Varsity foot hall team, I, '3; class foot bull team, 1 m upmin Varsity base bull Lcum, 1; Civil Iingineering Society. Jmf7il$ Civil Engineering, Lancaster, Pa. liHll Entered from Millersville Normal School, September, 1mm; LA Vnc Board; general athletic manager, 3; press club, 3; Thespiuns, 3; Civil linginccriug Society. 90 Biology, State College Pa. Entered flom Bcllcfonlc High School, September, 'WJ; LA Yna lmard. Agriculture, Dravosburg. Entered from Preparatory September ,99. 7 4 Electrical Engineering, Chester, Pa.'l'l'J N.T.C. Entered from Chester High Sclmol September w, class executive committee, '2; manager Class foot ball team, 3: class treasurer, 3; member lHOii LA VIE hoard; press club, :2, 3i; manager Vznu 5in font bull team, 4; Tcrpsichoreun club; Electrical Engineering Society. Chemistry, New Castle, Pa. Entered from New Castle High School, September, ,sm; Berzclius Chemical Society. 31?, W Mechanical Engineering, North East, P21. N.T.C. Entered from VVIIFI'CH High School, Scptcxflber WM; track team, I, 2;:155istant lllzlxlzlgcr Free Lance, 2; chapel i orchestra, 2, .3; Cadet baud; Mechanical Engineering Society. MPJW Chemistry, Warren, Pa. Entered from Warren High School, September, '99; track team. 1, :2, 3; Berlelius Chemical Society. 91 Civil Engineering, Manito, P11. Iintcred from ICdinbm'n State Normal School, September, WU; Free Lunce Board, :3; Civil Engineering Society. WMZZQW Mechanical Engineering, Lewistmvn, P11. d'lfl' Entered from Lewistmvn High School, September, 1393?; Mechanical Engineering Society. 6451 W u w Chemistry, XVzn'reu, Pa. lleI Entered from Warren High School, September, Y99; track 1mm, 1; Junior banquet committee; class treasurer, 2; Bcrzclius Chemical. Society. Mechanical Engineering, XVarrcn, Pa. 'l'l'll' Entered from Warren High School, September, '99; Mechanical Engineering Society. QM,ilZ2W Agriculture, Lawn, Pu. Rc-cntered from Lawn School, September, 00. Inter- collegiate debutingtcam 1, 2. W Z WMMMZ Electrical Engineering, Sunbury, Pu. HA'IJ N.T.C. Entered from Susquelmna University, September, ,99; Varsity lmse hall team, 1, '2; class basket ball team, 3; Electrical Engineering Society. Mechanical Engineering, State College, Pa. HA'IJ Entered from Prep., Septem- bur, w; Varsity basket ball team. I, 2, 3; captain Varsity basket ball team, 3; college foot hull team, 3; clzlsslmsket bull team, 1, 2, 3; captain class basket ball team, 1; class font ball team, 1, 2; Varsity base bull team, 1; Mechanical Engineer- ing Society. 922 QQz-M Electrical Engineering, Ringtown. N.T.C. Entered from Keystone Normal, w; press club, 2; book trust; Electrical Engineering Society. Mechanical Engineering, Pittsburg, IIII'J N.T.C. Entered from Pittslmrg High School, September w; class basket ball team, 1, 2,23: Varsity basket ball team, 2, 3!; Pharsonians, 51' La Vie board; class secretary, 1; Mechanical EngineeringSociety. g74 Jim Miging Engineering, Philmlciphin, Pu. lH-Ill Entered from Central High School, - Philadelphia, September, '99; Mining Engineering Society. ZRW Civil Engineering, Bellwood, Pa. Entered from Prep., Septmnber, '09; member of Y. M. C. A.; vice president of Civil Engineering Society. g7wz X40 Electrical I'aniueering, XVest Chester, Pa. N. T. C. Entered from XVest Chester High School. September, w; chapel choir 1, 2, 3;; vlnss basket hull team, 2, 3; Varsity basket ball team, 1;;Varsity hnSc hull team, 1, 2; captain varsity base ball team, :2; W3 quartet l, 2, ii; Tllcspizms, 3; Phursonimls, 3;; Junior banquet committee; football committee, 3; Electrical Engineering Society.' Civil Engineering, Sunbury, P21. Entered from Snnhm'y High School Scptun- ber, WW; press club; Civil Engineering Society. 93 .A .hm MW. m.w-.m -v-u Mining, Mauch Chunk, Pa. l'A-llz' I-Wlf Entered from Munch Chunk Iligh Schuol, September '98; drum major Cadet band; Mining Engineering Society. QWWW Mcchuniml Enginccring, Mnrtinsbnrg, Pa. lfntcred from the Mzu'tiuslmrg High School, September, WW; Cadet hand; Mechanical Engineering Society. agggw Hulcml Science, State College P1. Imtexed fmm Bellcfnntc High School, September, '99; LA VIl-I hoard: captain of gixl' s basket ball team. nyV. $?xw Mechanical Engineering, Brouglltnn, Pa. Entered from Prep. September, '91:; class executive committee; press club; Junior orator; Mechanical Engineering Society. l'ilcclrical Engineering, Palo Alto, Pa. lCntcrcd from Orwigsburg High School; class font ball team, 1, 2; Electrical Engineering Society. ?.Jm Civil Engineering, Falls Creek. Entered from Iidmiston Business College, September, '911; Civil Engineering Society. 5H Civil Engineering, Bluirsville, Pa. Entered frmn Bluirsvillc High School, Sop lcmhcr, M. Class secretary 53, assistant manager varsity foot bull team a, presi- dent athletic association 3, LA VIE hoard. Civil Engineering Society. . Electrical Engineering, Plcnsnntvillc, 11:1. 'IQ'II' N.T.C. IQntL-I'cd l'mm Pleasant ville High School, September, JD. Iilcctricnl ICuginccring Society. 64mm gm Iilcclrical Hnginccring, Mount Joy, P11. 'I'l'h' ICntL-rul from Mount Joy High School, September, .m, Electrical Engineering Smitty. mgxm Mechanical Engineering, Mcdix Run, 1'21. 4'l'll Entered from Prop, Septem- ber, JU. Press Club, mflwspizms 3. Mechanical Engineering Society. m m Latin Science, South Auburn, P21. Entered from Mansfield Slate Nm'mul School, September, 90. Chapel chuir 1, Inter collegiate debuting team 1, 2; Inter 'Iclass dclmte prize 1, 2; President Y. M. C. A. 3, ICditur-in-Cllief of Free Lance 33; La Vic board Junior Orutmz 95 Biology, Eric, m, HNI-I N. TC. Entered from lirie High School, Sc-ptelnherfm, Class foot ball tczun l, 1003 debating tczlm 1, 2, 5'1; Inter collegiate debuting team I, 12; Inter class debuting prize 1, 2; Free Lance lmzlrd l, 2; natural history club, Toustnlustcr junior banquet. Thespizms 3, Pharsmlizms 31, lfdilor-iu-chicf 1902; La Vie, Junior orator, debuting club. Civil Engineering, anuesnc, Pa. Entered from Prep, September 119. Class basket ball team '2, 31; track team 2, Civil Engineering Society. f2. ?mow, Gcncrzll Sciunve, Lcnmnt, Pu. Entered from Spring Mills Academy, September, 'sm. Juninrm'utm'. Electrical liuginwring, Cnrlisle, P11. N. T. C. Entered from Cnrlisle High 5011001. N'Ptcnlhcr, 99. Class foot hull team 1, 2; chapel choir 1, 2, 3; 1905; quartctlc l, 2, 5;; 'Plun'snnizms, lClcclri 111 Engineering Society. Electrical Engineering. Nm'l'istnwn.'IQ'II N.T.C.1Cntcrcd frmn Ursinus Academy. September, '99. Class font lmll chlm 1, Press. club 2, 3: manager Lil Vie, Elec- lriml Engineering Society. Civil litigincuring. Reading. Pu. Entered frmn Dickinson, April, IHUO La Vie lmzml, varsity base bull chml 15, Civil Engineering Society. 915 19:1. 77. Civil Engineering, Lehighton, Pa. II'A'HA'l-f Entered from Lehightml High hchool, '99. Classhistoriun 1, :2, 3; class executive cmmnittce 2, foot ball committee 2, manager varsity foot ball team 51, La Vic board, Junior orator, Civil Engineering Society. 97 mmn'mmwv agar... WW .-.- . m....... mmer.mhw-mm A r Exdhembers of Zlass of I903 John Earl Aikcns, A'Ioses Martin Aucrhaim, Robert Russell Baker, James Craft Bridge, Harold Browning, Louis Hall Crossnmn, Robert Steifcl Demmler, George Edgar Diehl, Edgar Garfield Ellenbcrgel', Edward Burns Farr, Alhcrt Jacob Fetzer, Charles Nevin Fisher, XValter Garfield Fox, Ray Virgil Glover, Robert George Garrett, Edward Stanton Hooker, Howard VVondlin Hopp, Harry Chandler Kittl'edgc, Edgar Meyers King, Frank Caesar Kunkcl, Albert Garfield Lucas, Robert Ross Luckic, Hurry McCurII Mcliwcn, Stanley Jacob Merwintll, John Albert Moroney, XVilliam Phillips, VVillimns MCKclvay Reber, John Taylor Richards, Joel XVan-en Richards, George S. Ricgcl, W7illis Mnsser Sellers, Charles Harold Splitslonc, Joseph Cirler Struck, Charles Francis Taylor, Robert Martin Stronp, Charles David Crichton Wilson, Walter Edward Woods. 98 :, N x - .-. w. J 4 .' g MadhwicAL ENQ 3 NE .377 Q' 1. 7NUN$Nq ENqi MEER. 4J5 ChEM'xsT, E. C, .72, x 9 HOW WE GET UP IN THE WORLD lHll J72 . .l' EqulEER. Ga NEIAL Se uENC E. Ann i CUEEURE. oLn'..+:- f q! HOW WE GET UP IN THE WORLD 101 lYe tlU not expect that the events herein reeonletl will ever form a part of Dr. 'llrenhnlm's lectures, but we know that they are events that will live in the hearts of all our loyal elassmen. long after they have forgotten, why :Xlarie did not burn Rome, or why Capt. Clark, after having suhjugatetl the retlmen of Ariztma. would permit a student of The Pennsylvania State College to deprive him of his gun. 'llhirty-hx'e 0r forty Suh-It'reshmen were the nueleus of this, as we think. remarlwhlc ClllSS. Our early history x'as one of continual strife against the Sophmnores ml the one hand and llunks upon the other. But a sturdy race is unly inured amid hardship and results show how these ordeals have proved our metal. W'e came like an immigratingr elan one hundred and titty strong, and upon the campus the Sopho- mores gave. us battle. The eonlliet was long aml lleree and will go down tot uur posterity as one of the indecisive battles of history. The Sopho- mores. emwineetl by this battle that we were nut to be crushed at a single hlnw. settled down to a winter's campaign. Although the Suphonmres declared that eirler was a counterehrand of war. we imported a very ehoiee variety of the same and treated our friends, the Juniors. very liberally. W'e were very sorry we could not staml treat all rmtml. lt was a shame that ones so have and persistent as the Sophs were that night. should he denied anything so good, but heroism has its own reward. 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CAMPBELL, 11111111311'1' 1111211111.. . C1111:11:'1111.-1.11, 112111111:'l'l'A 13111115111111.1111, 011211111111:L1N'1111N . C01.',11N A1. CUNSHHNH, J11SI-31-11 I'1NL111 11'1'1Ns.. 1111:1111111 1N .. C0011, 1111:111111211'11 11.-11' . Comc, VICTOR 111110116111. C1111:111.,'111111111s KN11111' . 01051111111 11111.1. M.1L11.A1' 111111 C11M1111N1.s, 11.11.1111111'111N11. 1111.1. 11112'1111'11.11:11, W11.1.1.111 VANCUNDY 112.. . 11111111'011'1'11, WILLIAM 111:N11'1Ns EX. 2.11111 . 1131.111111, Jm 1N DONALDSUN 1411111111 P1111. 1:11.111 2-1111. 1.1.1NS,J11L11111 V 1N 1111:1111 . . 11111131111111.1111 .1L'1111:11, C11 .1111. 11:5 N111 .1N. 110x, WILLIAM A1.1.11:N . . . . . RAYMOND 0111111 EX . HENJAMIN LAMISON . 811015111111111211 I11:11 F111L1K, 111112111112, GATES, FRANK 61111111111111, 111112111111 605.511.1911 EX. . 61101112112, G11.l.11.-1N11, 11.11.1111:MAN, 1111110141 C0111.'1111:11 . 111111111111 VIOLA . bkAY, 111A11111L111:1.11:1.AN11 . 1111201111111: Tumu'soN 11.1111'1121', 1.1111125 131.1.15 11'! . . . . . c01111s11: . 19.1. Eng . . Mecn. Eng . Chemistry . . Mech. Eng . . Civ. 19113.: .Ge11.Sci . . . . Biology. . . . Mech. ling . . Agriculture . El. Eng. . . Civ. 1mg. . . 1131. Eng . El. ling. . . Mech. Eng . . Civ. 11311;,1 . . Biology . . Civ. Hug . . Chemistry . . 1'21. ling . . I431. ling. . Civ.113ng. . .11.11 Eng . . . . Mech. lung. . . Mech. Eng. . . Min. Eng. . . Mech. Eng. . Min. Eng. . Mech. Eng. . El. ling. . .Min. ling. . Chemistry . 1131. Eng . Chemistry . . El. Eng. . . Lat. Sci. . . Mech. Eng. . . Civ. Eng . . Min. . Lat. Sci. . El. Eng . 1121. ling Civ. Eng. . 104 Eng.. . . RESIDENCE .Bellwood. . Lewistown. . Tilusville. . .Beuver Falls. . . . .Statc College. . . State College. . Pillsburg. . . State College. . Brooklyn. . ..I.e1110nt. . Brookvillc. . . 11111111 Mount. .Annville. . Harrisburg. JV. Leisenriug. ..Allegheny. .Stute College. . Chester. . Reading. .Schellburg. Lock Haven. .New Alexandria. . Greensburg. . Warren. .Steeltou. . . Lancaster. Uniontown. . ..11ellefonte. . .lilder's Ridge. .1111ilipsburg. . .Cz1coosing. ,Muusdule. Hugllesville. ..Philudelphia. .DuBois. . lavensburg. .Sunbury. . .KVarren. . .New Bloomfield. .Stormstown. ..Culun1l1ia. .Flcmiugton. . .- 1h: mm-rr 1 lhccx, W11 L 1AM TEMPLE . HENDRICKSON, BFI'IRF IInIII 112121 I,, JAMES JACOB JR. BUH IImvE, JESSE BURKI: T HUBER, MANILL JONAS . IIIIusT, Gmmmc EDWARD . KJIITCHAM W xL'rI: R lIIwmm KH'TRICIHHC HARRY CII XNIHJI R IN A KNUPI', LOUIS HENRY. Ku'r'rcmuv, ijN PAIIL . KRNIDIJIZR, RALPH LESLIE , LAWRENCE, AMASA DARWIN. . LIIIFICVRIIE, THOMAS CHARLTON IIIII'IVIIIzLL, HARRY ALLEN Ex. . LIGHTCAP, HARRY SCOTT , I HJICGRICN EVAN PIETTIT . 1mm M.II1RL. human, ijN HIFNRV II I A. IAUNS, IIAIqu EDGAR. LvoNs, RUIHIZR T HARVEY. McCAxI INT, BIuICII A 'AIII MLCUNIC, WIL I 1AM HAIWIWIII l' A MLCIIRIIV, I.II:IIIu.II: IIIARLII; EX. . MACDONALD, A. ADDAMS . MCDOWELL, IIILMIIzk KINNHAR . MCDOWELL, AVINFHIII, D H. IIIIAA NULHUI.LANII II mkv CHAR! II:' MILLER, NORMAN GRICNNAWALT MURRISSEY, PIIt'rIIzk JOSEPH I Mossuk, THOMAS JACOB IIII'A. . Mussuk, WALTER RANDALL MYERS, WILLIAM KURTZ . MYLIN, Amos IIERR, ju. NuIILIc. PAIIL OLIN . . . . NORRIS. EARLII: BERTRA M. . PAINTER JUSIIII'II IIANNUM. . PR w IIIIANCIS II IIII: RD I . RAY UURATIU CADWAL IAInIIu KE. RlIZlHIIR, WILLIAM MCKMLVY . . . . . RENTSCHLER, MAIILoN JACOII . . . RIDDIE, WII I 1AM CATHCART 11011. . SAIIMS EDWARD SCIIIVIINK, ABRAM BROMIIIR SIIANII:,R LIIzva EIIII: N. SHII: Alum, CIIRIszI III: R ARFHUR SKIIMI-, ROBERT SUMNER 15ml . SMALL, NORMAN MILLER . STRICKLER, FRED WINEMAN. IIIEK. . Il'E K . . El. Eng. . Mech. Eng. . . Civ. Eng. . . Biology . Civ. Eng. . El. ling I . El. Eng. . . Civ. Eng. . I Mcch. ling. . . Mach. ling . . Mecll. Eng . . Agriculture . . Biology . Civ. Eng. . . Mech. Eng. . . Chemistry . . Mech. Eng. . Mech. . E1. Eng . El. Eng . Min. Eng . . ClIeIIIistry . . Civ. Eng . . Classical . . Civ. Eng . . Mech. Eng 1 Mech. Eng . . Agriculture . . El. Eng . . Chemistry I . Civ. Eng . . . Civ. Eng. . . Mecll. Eng . . E1. Eng . . . Mech. Cug . . Biology . . Lat. Sci . . E1. Eng . . Mech. Eng . . Chemistry . . .Mech. Eng I . Civ. Eng . . El. Eng . . Mech. Eng . . Mech. Eng . . Civ. Eng. . MeclI. Eng . . Civ. Eng . 105 Eng. . .State College. . Sharon. . Mcyersdale. ..Tyrone. . Slmmokin. ,Scottdale. .Wcatherly. . Tunkhannock. .Warren. X ork. .Waynesboro. . East Canton. ..Chatham. .Johnstown. ..Johnstown. ,Kline's Grove. Union City. ..Harrisburg. .State College. .Youngsville. .Irvona. . .Pittsburg. . New Franklin. .Franklin. .Mahaffey. . Millheim. . Lancaster. . Lancaster. . . .State College. . North East. ..Chadds Ford. ..Jersey Shore. . .Tyrone. . Bloomslmrg. .Ceutreport. . Lancaster. . Wilkes-Barre. .Schwenkville. . .Warren. . Tuckerton. . Scottdale. .Waynesboro. Derry Station. SWANGER, CHARLES lhcmw. . . . . . SWEETJA'NN DELAS. . . . . . . . THOMPSON, CLYDE GRIFFITH . . . . Tumu'soN, IRVIN PRESTON d'l'A . THOMPSON, WAYNE lmm'lcu 4,113. . THRONE, BYRD GI Aw '1 RITl 1: JOHN FRxNM 1N. VAN VA! KENHURh. ASA 'lkUMxN. WALLER R,CALVIN IIOI-FMAN. . WHARTUN, Rmueu'r WATSUN SHAW . WHITWORTH, EDWARD ALLEN Imll . WILLIAMS, Hlaluncwr THOMAS . . . Wnon, EASTBURN Rmamcu, . Wmms, VVAITI'ZR A. . WRAY,R01H:RT WM LACF K; . ZULIJNGER, jmuc ELMIQK . . P31. Eng . . . El. En . Gen. Sci . . 1C1. Eng . . Mech. Eng . . El. Eng . . El. Eng . . 151. Eng . . Agriculture . . Mcch. Eng. . . Min. Eng . . Gen. Sci . . El. Eng. . . Mech. Eng . . Mech. Eng . . El. Eng . 106 . .Avon. .Williamsport. .Clearfleld. . .Lemont. . Lamont. . .Stony Brook. . Chambersburg. .Williamsport. . Macon, Ga. . .Lewislown. ..Pittsburg. .Shenandoah. .Hatboro. . .Surgeons Hall. .Bellwood. ..Orrstown. 1061 JD SSV'ID Sophomore mass. Yell. Bomn-n-lacknl Ching-a-lucka! Wall, 1100, XVar Pennsylvania State 11m. gems. Red and White. omcers. EXECUTIVE COMMI' FEE: Robert S. Skcmp, Chairman. H. A. Leitzell. Eyre Cheetham. N. G. Miller. M. J. Rentschler. ......... A. S. Biesccker. SECRETARY. . . . . . TREASURER ..... , . . . , . .VV. H. Barnes. MARSHALL ............... E. R. Wood. 108 6W 553 CW NV iACW 7 S w m w V, m M w P ,wuiumwe wf Kw f 1 W x., e Nd -.e ?rcsbman BISIOI'V. In September. IUOI, the host of Freshmen entering State was larger by hfty than that of zmy preceding Class. So large in fact that our presence was not to he UVCFIUUde, even by the Sophomores. They had no trouble in finding us in those early days ever ready to sing songs we tliti not know. spout poetry which we had forgotten, and gather apples by the hght 0f the moon or at the end of :1 paddle. VYe well remember our tirst meetngr in 1I4. We met to organize. The Snphumnres broke the windows to give us a better supply of fresh llow bitterly they YUCtl it, for later in the evening they were of the tn till 21 toy balloon. iVe were of the same Opinion, for the rush which had been one of the fiercest ever witnessed at State had been declared Our cider was good. at least the Juniors say so, and we judge it must have been good, or the Sophomores would not have put up such a strong tight to gain it. They tried thetr best, but we were wedged at there was hardly enough fresh air around State College around that barrel tighter than a division Officer with excuses. When the Juniors had carried away all the cidex: we gave the empty barrel to the Sophomores, for we thought they might be able to sell it and thus pay for the shoe leather they had worn out doing guard duty. Hallmve'en night we also did guard duty. We still believe, how- ever. that the Sophomores did the more work that night, besides show- ing their ignorance of military tactics. 110 We furnished the foot ball team with material that helped consid- erably to make the season a successful one. The class foot ball game was played in mud and rain. Twice were we within five yards of our opponenfs goal, but hard luck was with us and the game resulted in a tie. Nevertheless, we have always considered this game a victory. State College offers few occasions for the carrying of canes, and by the time this history is printed we will have acquired the right to carry them whenever we see fit. The Sophomoreis numerals, however, will never be engraved on the foot ball cup. We hope ours will. It has often been said that odd-numbered classes are superior in every respect to evenannmbered ones. This is probably true because they are not divisible by two. Thus far no factions have arisen and we boast with the Juniors that there is naught bnt harmony in our ranks. this spirit continues we are bound to go down with the history of the college as a class greater even than 1003. For the first time in many years no Freshman has been charged with a hydrogen generator. Rut liberal contributions to the librarv have been made by many of our number. We have learned a few German werps. We have acquired a decidedly French nasal. XVe have learned that solid geometry may be demonstrated bv peculiar manipulations of the hands and fingers and that college algebra is a good germieitle. to say nothing of four score and seven years ago, and Mr. Chairman. Honorable Judges, Ladies antl Gentlemen. riumphant in everything, as we have been, it was not at all smu prising that our banquet should be a glorious success. When we started for Lemont on our way to Sunbnrv. the Sophomores. although challenged by our yell several times, didn't even attempt to follow us. hey set out, however. in the opposite direction. and counted the ties between State College and Rellefonte. ree years of college life are still before us. No one knows what thev will bring forth. But if the Fates and the Facultv are as generous to '05 as thev have been in the past our history will be one of glorious victories, with here and there a slight but honorable defeat to bring out the contrast. 111 M-.'...V ' . x a wee 1. 4.4- CLASS OF 1905. Freshman NAME ALLEN, Flucmcluc liweu :ch. . ALMAN, SAMUEL jR. d'EK . ANnmcws, FRANK RICHARD. . ARNOLD, THOMAS lhcumak'r. AUNGST, RmncN HARPER HARRY. . BAILEY, JOHN WILSON MK. . BAILEY, RAYMOND Wus'rummxx.. . BALDWIN, 1mm ICRSMNM . BARCLAY, RlCHARD DHCHARMS. IKARNIHW, RALPH PITCAIRN INCL. . BARNHART, Iimllck CknssmNn Hull. . HASHORH, EMANUEL Gomms Ex. . HAUSMAN, GARFIELD ARTHUR . . , macu, CARI. HENRY . . BleNNuT , CHARLES ALLEN . HI'INNI'ITT, Ronmk'r LEO :X. . mexmocu, 110mm FRICK . HRECK, Glmmuc WILLIAM 'l'lx'l'. . BROHST, GEORGE ROBERT . BROWN, JAMES KAY . BRUCE, Mum GRANT. . . . BRUMHACH, PAI'I. IiImn-uw. . . . Blvkmu,1,,1mm Inmm. . BUTLER, BIUN CASPER . CLARK, EMA IIAZHI. . CLAY, ARTHUR Moxmm. . . . CONNOR, CHARLES WILLIAM Ix'l', . Comma, RUBICRTAHAMS. . . . 000mm, EDWARD Lows. . Comma LEROY WARRICK. Coomck, Ronnk'r lfnwm . . CRAWFORD, jmmis LARIMICR. . . Cluncmcu, Funmamcu WM. Imll. . Cmarisu, Mvmm. . . . CROMIJSH, JOHN BOWMAN. . . . . .. , CULHERTSON, JOHN GIIFIHCNH . . DALIH'RG, FRANK ALBERT. . DART , ROBERT LEROY. . DAVIS, 6160mm PRESCOTT . . . . . . Imvmlc, CHARLES FRANCIS . glass UUl'lx'Sli 1'31. ling. Mcch. ling. I'ZL ling. lil. ling. lfl. Eng. Mcvh. ling. I'll. ling. Mwh. ling. Agriculturc Min. Hug. Civ. ling. HI. ling. Mcch. Eng. Much. Eng. Iil. ling. Civ. ling. ML-ch. ling. Mcch. ling. Chemistry Civ. Hug. Much. ling. lil. ling. Much. Eng. Iil. ling. Gen. Sci. Min. Eng. Min. Ping. . Civ ling. El. I'Ing. Civ. ling. El. Eng. Much. ling. Civ. ling. 1C1. ling. Civ. Eng. 151. Eng. Min. Hug. . Civ. ling. Much. ling. Much. 1511,: RHSIIIICNK'IC lilomnshurg. Luckzlwaxcn. . Slate CnUegc. . Ardmurc. hInc Grove. . VcHsbm'u. Butler. . Chmlds Ford. Philadelphia. Hillside. . Scuttdale. . Shippenshm'g. Middletown. Knrns City. . York. Pittsburg. Mt. Pleasant. . Scranton. . Oreficld. McDonald. ltuzn'cr. listerly. Rotc. Dulinis. . State College. . Norfolk, Va. Uniontuwn. . Wuynesburg. Everett. . Slmshnrg. . Kingston. . Crab True. Boston, Mass. . Union City. Piltshurg. . Knox. Redhurn. Bclhlchum. . Jnhnsmwu. l'llilmlrhphigl. NA M IQ III-tI'INIC, leIlN ALIIYSII'S. IIIIIITZ, CIIIIIS'IILIN SIII'IIIN. IIIIIIIHC, ILINIICI. LXII-ZI DUFF, RALI'II LIIIIIS EX . HIINKIJC. LLOYD RIIIIN DI'NN, WILLIIII lIII-ZIIIIII. ICAS'IIIIN, HARRY UIIAI'ICR . ICLLIIrII'II, RUIII'IIIT HITI'ISIIICII'. ICLII'ImII, WIIIXIIICII I9. ICNII.I,II:, CLARENCE HFSS . IisuLIcIIL-IN, CHARLES LIQAS. ICSTICI' TIII'LII AS IIII:.II.IIII., III I I I'IIx, AII'IIII II I IH2I.IINS I III II IIIIIIIIMIIII. I 5 IL I'IIVIIIIIINIIIIIIN, KAI IIIII,II- IL. VIIINNICIJH an TIII-ZSIJCR, v 1:11:16, WILLIAM SIIIIIzIIIII-YIIIII lM'IVIAIUNS. YI-ZRNON . FREDERICK, II.-IIIIII' LEROY. . I:RITCIIICY, Ross IIUUN XIII: . FI'HATIC BLNJ AMIN I AMISUN. I I II:. II' II I IAII AII'IIIIIIII. IIAMIIIJC BIII, II I IIS DUII'I IIII: I II .I. I .I GARNER, IIIINIII REA . . GAY I:RI-III GII:IIIIII.II:. IxI: III IIIIIIII: II IxIcIIII- hII. IAIIIIIKS I.II:I.0III II: II' AI 'III: II MI: N'llIi L. I'II; IIIII' IIImIIzII. GI; IIIII-I. II I DWIRII IIANNIFHR Imuss IIZIIII ISIUIIJS II III. XII: II 1 II I'LIZNN. BIISSIIQ BRICCKICNRIIIUI -;. IZIIIIIIIIIN, EZIIANl'l-ZI. NATHAN IIIIIIIIIII, FRED ALLIsz . GIIIIIIAII, WILLIS RAY. . IIIISSI-ZII, MAT'I'IIIAS HICNNICR . GREEN, JusmrII PIIII,I.IIIIII, III. URIAIAI, II.-IIIIII' IIIII.I.II:II - HAMILTON, UIIZNJAMIN II'IIIIII: . IIIIRT. ALEXANDER, JII. IIHII . HICINRICII, IIOII'ARD III-JRIIIIIN. I IIII:IIII, THOMAS ALVIN . . IIII:II'II7I II:II, SIIIIIIIIIJ I'IIII III. III; as CIIIIII II: 5 III III. ICHS. HUI II I: IIIFZ IRIIIH RICK AIIII. IISTI'S R IIIII . . IIIIIIIIIIIIAN, .III' LICNKIQR IIIEII' , Hume, WILLIAM IIUIIIIINII. . . IIIH'IISH CII'. ICIIg. ML-CII. Eng. Agriculture CllI'IIIisII'y ICI. Eng. CiI'. ling. 1'31. ling. I'll. ling. Chemistry 151. ling. ICl. ling. Mcch. Eng. CiI'. ling. MIICII. ling Min. ling. . I'll. ling. CiI'. Eng. lil. ling. Iil. ling. Iil. ling. Lat. Sci. NIDCILEIIK. Min. Hug. III-n SCI. Izl. Iang. Civ. Eng. I'll. ling. Mcch. Eng. Much. ling. Civ. ling. Gun. Svi. 1'21. ling. Civ. ling. Agriculture Min. ling. . Civ. ling. Civ. Eng. Much. Eng. ClIL-IIIistry . Civ. ling. Civ. ling. Mech. ling. IIIcclI. ling. Much. Eng. Civ. ling. Civ. Eng. RESIDENCE Philadelphia. . Mechanicslmrg. . Shinglchouso. Talmna. . I'Iasl Berkley . Philadelphia. . N. IIIIcIIoopnIIy. . Chambershurg. Vandcrgrifl. . Mount joy. . Newport. Alexandria. . Ebensburg. . Iiuslon. . Pittsburg. A I toonn. . Upper St. Clair. . Schellburg. . Christopher. . Harrisburg. . DuBois. . State College. I'ittshurg. . Pittsburg. Luckville. . Marysvillc. . Mcchuuicsburg. . Bellefonle. . York. . Steelton. . State College. . Pittston. . Coudersport. . Coudcrsport. . Pittsburg. . Renovo. . State College. . Erie. . Chester. . Pittsburg. Altnnna. . Carlislc. . Philadelphia. York. . Philadelphia. . Waynesbnro. NAME CUl'RSJ-l R nsrnENCJi HOLLINGHR, Illcxkx' HARRISON . . . . I121. ling. . . . . . York. HokNmm-zu, jmm Enmk. . . . . , . . . Civ. ling. . . . . . Chambersburg. HOUSTON, 1:111:11 KENNEDY . . . . . . . . . . Min. Eng. . . . . . Beaver. HUNTER, Josnm A1.1.1cN.. . . . . . Classical . 1 . . . Tyrone. IIUN'I'ZINHHR, ancu'r Jom, HHII. , . . Mecln. Eng. . . . . Snubury. JOHNSON, Jnsmu FRANMS. 1 . . 1 V . Mcch. Hug. . . . . Bloomshurg. JOHNSON. PAM. 1115111111111 K: . . . . . Gen. Sci. . . . . . Union City. JONES. Tumms MARSHALL lmll . . . . 1'31. ling. . . . . . Everett. JUNK, JAMES LESTER 5.11: . . , . . Biology . . . . . . Laurel Hill KAISER, WILLIAM Emmu' . . . . . . . I121. ling. . . . . . WilkewBarre. KAMHIu-zu. PAUL TRAUm-zk. . . . . ICI. Eng. . . . . . Greensburg. KANTz, ARLINGTON HILLL-xkn , 1 . , . El. ling. . . . . . Seven Valleys. 1091511111211, CHARLES Mnme . . . Chemistry . . . . . Suuhury. 11142131111, PAUL LESTER K: . . . . . 1 . Moch. Hug. . . . . Cornwall. KELL. RALPH 110m: . . . . . . . . . , . . Civ. ling. . . . . . Loysville. Klsmck, Cm'mc anum. . . V . . . . . 11:1. 611g. . . . . . Conynglulm. KRNSS, VVII.SON CONRAD, JR. Kl. . . . . . 161. ling. . . . . . Lock Haven. KRONE, WARD EUGENE. . . . V . . . E1. ling. . . . . . Alpine. KUHN, mes 011111011211 tMix. . . . . . . . . . . 1'21. ling. . . . . . Pittsburg. KURTZ, JOHN TRON: . . . . . . 1 . . 1 . Civ. ling. . . . . . Churchtown. Ilcanlck WM'NF IL um IX. 1 . . Chmnistry . . . . . Boycrtown. 11m, Ross 1'1 1421101114211 . . . . 1 . . . . Agriculture . . . . Bedford. Lumix'mc, DANIEL C1 nu-Nuc 1! K- .. . 1 . Much. Eng. . . . . Quarryvillc. LlLJl-ZURl-ZN, KARI. I 1.1-:11111511 . . . 1 1 . . , . Mach. ling. . . . . Pittsburg. LUSH. an-zk'rGRAHAM . . . . . . . Civ. ling. . . . . . Blairsville. Lowu, FRANKLIN Noumea , . . . , . , . Chemistry . . . . . Mt. Pleasant. LYTIJ'I, 101m Ilmvkv 'lut'K. . . . . . El. Eng. . . . 1 . Strusburg. MCCLEAIW, WILLIAM. . . . 1 . , . 1 1 Mach. ling. . . . . Germantown. MCCLUmc, ARTHUR WILLMM :1 1'1. . 11:1. Eng. . . . . . Reynoldsvillc. NICLAUGHLIN, E1.wuon FRANCIS. 1 1 . 1 . . . Mech. ling. . . . . Philadelphia. McN.vav,J031v:1'11 VANCE. . . . . , . 1 . Civ. ling. . . . . . Burgettstown. NIADDHN, JOHN JAMES KELLER. . . El. Eng. . . . . . Orwigsburg. MAIIAFFEY. HARRY P11111111; Ii: . . . . Mech. 10mg. . . . . Clearfleld. MANN, HARRY mem K: . , . El. ling. . . . . . Mill Hall. MAVERS, LEWIS DEARA WA . 1 , . . . . . Civ. ling. . . . . . Kittmming. MICRREY, WILLIAM CURTIN . , . . . . El. Eng. 1 . . . . Beech Creek. MEYER, HOWARD WILSON . . . . , . . , . 1C1. Eng. . . . . . Willimnsporl. MINICK, IRA C.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . El. ling. . . . . . Shade Gap. Mooxua. DANIEL AGNHW . , . . 1 . Civ. Eng. . . . . . Beaver. MORGAN, JEROME 101m . . . . . . , . . Chemistry . . . . . Sundia. MORSE, LES'mR I13. . . . . . . . . . . 1 . Mccll. ling. . . . .Scrauton. Mow: R RAJ PH Em: RSUN . . . . . . Mcch. ling. . . . . Tower City. MuR1-',1n CHARIIZSVINCI-NI lmll . . . . . Chemistry . . . . . Piushurg. MURRAY 14121011 CARMANY 11ml. . . 1 , . . Mech. ling. . . . . Pittsburg. MURRAY PAUL PDGAR . . ' . , . . . El. ling. 1 . . . . Centre Hall. MUSCIImrz, IIARVM HENRY. . . . , . . Mech. Eng. 1 . . . Munch Chunk, NA M F. MUHSICIAIAX, SAum-zl. FRANKLIN . Nuuzme. HARRY MIRHJ... Nl-llilA', limimcmc Llin M: . NlilTMlIIJJ-ZR, ERNEST jUSHl'H Olrlru'r'r, HARRY Cmu'nnx. . O'NEILL. RALPH ICTTIchR . Owen, STUART BAILEY . . lX-x'r'ncusnx, Rom-m'r Forums. PERRY, LDRN ICARIJC . Plcscmm, anlmn Junx PHILIPS, RAY ALLEN. PHILLIPS, Rlil'luix CHARLES PHILLIPS. Tumus CHARLES. . PUNK, Human limucxlc, .. 1'mvxtx1,l., WALTER IM'A. . . . . . . . RAINICY, PAI'I.MII,LICR.. . . . . . RAY, Iiluuu lhmux. RI-ll-ZS, WILLIAM REYNOLDS. Rum, WILLHM 'anus RHCHL, jmlx Jmmme dill. RILM', An'rnvu Wiesmcv vamu JOHN DILLMAN dQ'lx' Ihnmu'rsox, Jmlx LAW EX. . Rmnxsnx, WILLIAM II. MJK. . Rrssm.l., SAm'm. lhusmx d-K: . RYNKIPHVICZ, Zx'tml'x'n . ... . . . . wamcns, FRANCIS JUSICI'II . . . .. vaunuc, RALPH WALIM IEMHRSHX. . . . Smnnm', CHARLES WILLIAM . Svnmrn-zlm, Wuxmak Scnueltl-w-zuWK: SHAL, Hl'mcxr: FRIch EH1 SICV'FS, MARY anmilJA. . SHAHLH, jUSI-tl'u WARREN . SILHVICIL Akuxwmx VICRXUN. . .. SHH'HRY, URYIS JI-ilmm-i. SHm-txn-ju, lll'Rh CLINTON. Smcrn, Rm' I,.usm,1iv . . . SMITH, ANmu-tw LATIIAM EAIC, . SMITH, CHARLES Rl'SSICLL. . SMITH, LLUYH lhilimnck . SMITH, Rn'xmxn HOWARD KL. SMITH, WALTUN G. M'A . . . . Suomes, WILLIAM Orv. . . . . . . S1Win-ZNSUN,DUVxLD CARVl-ZHH-j II'lx': . . . - Smr'r, Ilm'I-zl. ll,l.lSibN :H-I. SW uvrx, Tmmxmc .UJIHRT . 1H3 FUl'lx'Sli Mcch. ling. Cix'. ling. Much. ling. HI. Eng. Civ. Eng. Chemistry Min. ling. . Mcvh. Eng. El. ling. Chemistry . El. Eng. Civ. Hug. Civ. Eng. El. Eng. Civ. Eng. El. Eng. Mcch. Eng. m. ling. 1'21. ling. Civ. ling. lil. Eng. Civ. Eng. Chemistry . Min. Eng. . lil. ling. Gen. Sci. Civ. ling. El. ling. HI. Eng. Agriculture El. ling. Gen. Sci. ICI. Eng. ICI. Eng. Mech. Eng. El. ling. Mach. Eng. m. Eng. Mcch. ling. 1C1. Eng. 19!. ling. Gen. Sci. Civ. ling. Mt-vh. l'Iny. Much. ling. Chemistry RESIDENCE . Middletown. . Ligonier. . Alum Rock. . Lunsford. . North Liberty. . Warren. . Hollidaysburg. . Beaver Fails. . Shinglehousc. . Ii. Stroudshurg. . Tower City. . Smucrset. . Rulman Mills. . Morgantown. . Altoona. . Tunkhanmlck. . Sunbury. . Bellefontc. . Connellsvillc. . Towandn, N. J. . Allegheny. . Lewistown. . Shenandoah. . Syracuse, N. . Sunbury. . Lehighton. . Lancaster. . Millersburg. . State College. . lilizubethville. . Somerset. . State College. . Orwigsburg. . Homestead. . DuBois. . 1'2. Strondsburg. . Laceyville. . Pittsburg. . Philadelphia. . llurgettstown. . Pittsburg. . Altooxm. . Bradford. .4 NAME TICITSWOR'HI, Luwn Almvsn's . Tumn-sux, Cmrma ARTHI'R.. THHMI'SUN, Ju.xxx.x MARY. . Tll-ZRNl-ZY, Mlumm, P. . . Tmuu-jxmvz, FRANK MILLER VlilT, WILLIAM . V055, PHILIP lA'ux . . . . WARIHNHR, Jussn BULLI-zsd'k': XV'l-:.u'1-:R, Gulumx Imll Wl-Lu'rau, WALTER Mun: chns'nek, Gluxx'lLLlc I'iuzxcxr: chs'rxwuuc, EARLH LANE Wm'rn-z, Inxnix. WILLIAM VVIHTIC, lex an . Wlmzn'r, Rm' WALKER Wmuuev, RHXFURII NATHAN Wx'xx, X'1v:sI.I':v AKHRS YARNM,L, jnsncvu III-ZNRY . YUI'NG, jnux 15mm; lucmcu K: t'nl'liSl-L Civ. ling. HML Sri. CL-IL Sci, HI. ling. 1C1. ling. 1'31. ling. Cix'. ling. Min. Hug. . El. Mm. 151. ling. EL ling. Hinlugy 1'31. ling. Agriculture Mu-h. ling. HI. ling. Civ. ling. lCl. ICng. Civ. ling lx' HSI l HiNt'H . Pllilzulvlphiu. . vanndu. . Sum: College. . Northunmcrlund. . l'unxsutuwm-y. . West Chester. . H. Slmudshurg. . Munlrose. . Clcariicld. . Lancaster. . Sterling. . Lehighmn. . Czlrlmmlulc. . 1Vnupkinsvillc. . Juhnstmxn. izllll Munnt. . Hurry Simian, . Sunluny, Rom n'u. RQSOIIIIiOIlS We, the members of the Class of 190:3 of thc Pennsylvania State College, having 1 -:1rncd with deep regret at the death of 0111' classnmtc Roy XValker XVright, on February 29nd, 1902 and wishing to express our fueling for the loss of him who was so beloved by us 1111, have R Icsom'lm, That we, while humbly bowing to the Divine will, dccply mourn the 105501.0111- esteemed classnmtc, and extend to his her tzu'cd family and friends nur sincere sympathy; and ham: further RHSULVICD, That these resolutions ht,- placed in thv minutes of 0111' Class, and that a copy of the same he sent to the lmrunts 0f the deceased and also he published in thc FREE LANle and State College TIMES. C. A. Tunnn-stmz J. IX RII'I'JCI. Cmmnittcc. P. T. KANHRI-Eks 1W Freshman class Yell I'Innp-mh ! Howrah ! BlH 114FI'XHIg4PI'iVC Pennsylvania 31:1th HMS gOIOI'S Urungv and black. Officers EXECUTIVE CUM M ITTEE. C. II. Buck, Chairman. 1:. A. R. lIanL-ditz, 12. J. Ncnmullcl', P. M. Rnincy, V. S. SvlmFIL-ld. Sl'ikflx l'7l Alx Y ..... . .,., ..,.. . . . . . ...... C. M. chfcr. TREASURER. ... ,. .. . . ...... ....D. A. Slum. HISTORIAN . ..L.B.Smilh. 120 CUI'RSH RESIDENCE NAME BICNIHCR, 111-:0111215 EVERETT .................... Gen. Sci ................ Altoona. 1111151111, Rm' 11211111211 ........................... Gex1.Sci ................. Uniontown. BRYXHR, CIA'IHCUPSTILI ....................... 1e11 Sci ..... . ....... Scottdale. CALVIN, 11.11155 ................................ 1e11, Sci ................. Hollidnysburg. CANDY,1VIL1.1AM CALVIN ...................... Gen. Sci ................. State College. Clumnms, WALTER FREEMAN. . . .......... 151 yr. Mcc. Arts ......... Punxsutawney. CURSE. CHARLES JEROME ............. .. .lil 112111,,r ................. Winwood. Cmmus, FRANK B1CCAN1HJCSS.. ............... 1e11. Sci ................ McDonald. DAVIS, DAVID RICHARD ..................... hen. Sci ................ Everson. 111c.1x,Jnux MchNALnJR ..................... 1c11. Sci ................ Willimnsport. DEAN, W11.1.1.11:x1 111axm' ... .................. 1e11. Sci. . .. ............ Willizunshurg. FLYNN, DANIEL KINGSTON ........... .. ...... Gen. Sci ................. Altoona. FRANCIS, FRANK 111.1111 ........................ 11:11. Sci ................. Councllsvillc. Gucxx, Gkun-zk CLICYICIJND ................... 1c11. Sci ................. State Lollegc. 605511111, 11.111 111' Wmsnx. .................... Gun. S111 ................. l'iltshurg. GRIFHTII, EVAN CANAX, .................... Gun. Sci ................. Parker's Landing. IIAMAKHR, WALTER M ....................... .Gcn. Sci ................. Lewistown. 11.1x5um, 1121111111111 .......................... Irregular . . . ........... State College. 11011511111115, Juux 1:115'111511 ..................... Gen. Sci ................. Dearth. IInRNIxn, BIAURICH 01.111511 ................... Gen. Sci. . .. .. ......... 11101111111011. III:11111-:1., CHARLES 1V14ZSIJCY ................... Gen. Sci ................. Pittston. IRWIN, HARRY THURLUW ..................... Gc11.Sci ................. Bellwuod. KAUFMAN, Fluenjunx .......................... 0911.811 ................. Oil City. KUHN, WILLIAM 5121111211 ...... . .......... Gen. Sci ................. 1' ittshurg. McCuumcx, meruu ......................... Gen. Sci ................. State College. 121 NARHC COURSE RESIDENCE MclN'mSH, DANIEL Hicmucwr .................. Gen. Sci ................. Sharpsburg. MCKAY, HARRY JAMES ......................... Gen. Sci ................. Derrick City. Mch'mvx, jnnx FLICGAI ....................... Gen. Sci ................. Cleurflcld. NIUCK, Ihcu'r ......... . .................... Gen. Sci. ............. Garmzms Mills. BIUTIIliRSHAlVGH, RUIH-IR'J' 1421mm. .. .. . . ..Gcn. Sci ................. Beech Creek. OWENS, RICHARD Rnnnk. .................... Gen. Sci ................. New Castle. Punmc. Cumrmw ALEXANDER ................. Gen. Sci ................ Manor. lemucv, RICHARDSHAW ....................... E en. Sci .............. .Blzmchard. Rl'sn, VVAI.'Fl-ZR SmiRMAN. . . . . . . . . . . .......... Gen. Sci ................. Jefferson Slum, Jusm'u LEROY .......................... Gen. Sen ................. State. College WAsunruN, DAVIS mum ........ .. .. ...... Gen. Sci ............. .. White Haven ZoEeds HELEN DALE MUSSICR Emma CHRISTINA SNYDER NELLIIC ANDREWS BICRTHA VIOLA GILLILAND ALICE HARTZICI. CLARK ELLA I'IAZICL CLARK BESSIE Bluccmcmmmn GLENN MARY CORNELLA SICNTS joA N N A M A R v Tuom vsox Graduate Students xAMIc cm'usr; RESIDENCE Fukh, ANZIYS'H'S HARLANII ..................... Chemistry ......... A...Slillwulcr, Okla. B. S. Oklahoma A. M. Cnlh-gc SCHULL. LICRM' ................................ E1. ling .. .. . .. . . . .. . .. Willimnsport B. S. in Mining Engineering, The lkrnnsylvzmiu State College SHATTIYCIsZ, Ihmnm ans ..................... Civ. Eng ................. State College B. S. Dartmouth Collrgv Slump, CHARLI-iS FRANKLIN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .....Mech. ling .............. A'Icclmnicshurg 1i. SA in Mulhcnmtics, The PennsylvaniaSlate College Students taking Special work xnnc misnn-zxu-z CARTER, WILLIAM Tnmms, JR ............... . ............... .... State College IIAYMAN, Alum ...................... ,... ..... ....................... State College vancLL, ERNEST MILLER ................................. .. ........ Huntington 1L3 .y Iii WI'JF-i m rig:$. hkfji i 1902 CREAMERY CLASS Students in Zreamerv Eoursc .V.1.1111'. 11111241111111'1'11: 111'1-1111', F111111Jn11x.... ................................................ .Iloncsdale 11.1155111'1'1', 11211111111111 W.111111 .......... . . . . ........................................ Malvern 13.111115, Rm1'1..1.V11 112111131111 ............................................ Dybcrry 1111;111:1113 111101111111. 112111111111. . .. ................. . .......................... Brnndtsville C.-11. 1111111. 1., WM. '1'11:11 111111.11 ................ .. .. .. ............... Granville Center Ct111V111111',B11:11'1'1 11:1: ...... . . ............................................ Milan 1111211 111. 11: 11 12111.1 S'11111'11'1..1.V11 . .... ................................... Tunkhmmock DUNhAN, 11211111117111 11' 11.511V .... ......................................... Mt. Air 111111305: Rn1'M1111511.11.1. ........................................... Galilee 1.1111111, A1.1111:11'1' C1..111 ............................................ .Vcnetiu 1111811111111111111 W1111111:V 11111111 1' ........... ............................ ldford I1111 ,111 1111111111. .............. ., ................... Sugargrove 111111.11 W11.1. 1.111 C1. 1-1111 Vc11' .................................. . ..... Slate Coilege :11111111V, NELSON C1..11 1'11N, 111. . . . ............................... .Hrundywine Slunmit 21115511111111, AV111111111' W11.111'11.. .. .................................... MrCmmcllsburg 11.11111111111, 1.11111: 1.111.11N1111111 ...... .. ...... . .. .. Iiast Point 11111111111, ERYIN CLAYTON . . ....... , . . .............. liust Berlin llmrs'mx, JOHN M11111: . .............................. Middletown K121111111, 111111-15 13.1111111111.11 ..................... . .............. . .. ....... Nicholson I..11.1111, 11211111111111 G111111111111. .. ....................... . .............. Jackson 1.11111111'11'1', H1111V111' 11.11111115 ............................................. Wnlkcrsville MCC.1111111, 111111111111 112.11.111-1'1 1' ........................................ Winwood MCC1.1.V'1'11C11', C1..111 11:.VL'111 Rosco ..................................... .. . .Corydon N1111111s, W11.1.1.-1.11 11.111'111 .......... . . ................... Culmcrvillc 1111111111., W11.1.1.11.11 C1.111'11'111111 .......................................... Monongahela RUINNSUN, WII.1.1.1.11 H1111: ............................ .. ........ lirnckport 1101'11'11'1111.1., C1..-11111111 M 1'111.1-: . . .. .................................... Lathmp Rl 1'1111'.1111'111111 N112..1111V 11.11.... . . ...................... . Itlcy 801111111 D11111 ..................................... ............ Plover 811:1 11.1.11 C11.1111111:4. W11.1. 1.1.11 ........................................ McConnellaburg 85111111111, 01111511111 LICYAN .................................... West Pikcland Snunmx, T111111.15 5.1.111'1111. .. ....................................... Starrucca SQUII'IR, 11.11.1111 I1111'1N ....................................... .Nicholson S'1'1111-11111Vs, 11.111111' WILSON .. .. . ................... Johnstown 8111-11112, 1,111'11121' 1101111: ...................................................... Spring Forge '12111'14111, L1'111.1N 11211111111111 ....................................... .... .... ...... ClilTonl V1.1: 1111111111111, W11.1.1.1.11 1111111111111; ........................................ Philadelphia 1111111111111, Al'STIN A1111.111.-1.11 ...... . ........................................ 'lover W1-1'1'1111.1.11'.11, N111111 S'1'11:1-1111:V ,. ...................................... 1qu Lick W11.1'nx, B11111V.11111W11.1.1.1.1.11 ............. .. .... ... .... ................ Landex W1'r'1'11111, 11011111111G.11111'111'.1.11 ................................. Walkersvillc 1'11111-111, M;111111c1c.. .. ....................... ..., ... . ... ... ... ........ Mnttawanu 1111111111, SCOTT 1111551111., . . . . . . . ....... . ................................. lfusl Smitlmeld Phi Gamma Delta Roll of zhapters University of Maine Mass. 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Columbus, 0. Cleveland, 0. Chicago, 111. San Francisco, Cal. Chattanooga, Tenn. Kansas City, Mo. Willimnsport. Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Albany, N. Y. Denver, C01. Minneapolis, Minn. Toledo, 0. Bloomington, 111. Baltimore, Md. St. Louis, Mo. Cincinnati, 0. Wheeling, W. Va. Spokane, Wash. Dayton. 0. New Haven, Conn. New York, N. Y. Cambridge, Mass. Richmond, Va. Piltsburg, Pa. Brooklyn, N. Y, Washington, D. C. Roanoke, Va. Phi Gamma Delta Gamma Phi Zhaptcr Established April 4, 1338. Resident member Cnomm C. lin'rz Juniors Gmnu VALENTINE Smnum DONALD CREIGIITON BAIRD JOSEPH MARCY NELSON RALPH 1.1m CUMMINGS Sophomores IRWIN Plucs'mx THOMPSON VVAYNIC lhmvlck TI'IUMI'SUN THUMASJACUB Musmck l 1.. livmc CIIICICTHAM freshmen BER'H'H lnw'm 1-:'1 r GA 31mm: X'AIx1 uN 00mm SMITH WINFIEID H. MCDOWELL WILLIAM HARVEY MCCUNE JOHN HENRY LUnwm HARRY CHANDLER KITTREDGE JOHN JEROME R112 L WALTER POUNALL LEWIS ImAkA MAYERS THOMAS ALVIN HERR w r - .m n w W V .r Beta theta Pi Roll of ghamers Amherst College Dartmouth College Boston University Brown University Harvard University Yale University XVeslcyml University University of Maine Rutgers College Curncll University Stevens Institute 01' Technology St. Luwrcncc University Colgate University Union University Columbia College Syracuse University Dickinson College johns Hopkins University Ih-mmylvnniu State College Lehigh University Missouri University University of Pennsylvania Lcluud Stanford, Jr., University University of Nebraska Kenyon College Ohio State University he Ihulw University Indiana University Vnivcrsity of Michigan Wabash College IIamovcr College Knox College IImupdun-Sitlncy College University of North Carolina University of Virginia Davidson College Richmond College Centre College Cumberland University University of Mississippi Vanderbilt University University of Texas Miami l'niversily University of Cincinnati Ohio University Washington zmd jcfferson Collcgc Western Reserve University Olliu Wesleyan University Bethany College VVittcnhcrg Cullcgc Denison University University of Wooster Hclnil Cullcgc University of Iowa Unin-rsity of Chicago luwu Wesleyan Univcrsity Pnivcrsity of Wisconsin Northwestern University Unin-rsity of Minnesota Westminster College University of Kansas University 01' California University of Dcnwr Hlmiiiiiwgba'bters Akron, 0. Hamilton, 0. Kansas City, Mo. 140.5 Angeles, Cal. Milwaukee. Wis. San Boston, Mass. Charleston, W. Va. Chicago, Ill. Cincinnati, 0. Cleveland, 0. Columbus, 0. Denver, Col. Minneapolis, Minn. Nashville, Tenn. New York, N. Y. Philadelphia, Pu. Pittslmrg, Pa. Providence, R. 1. St. Louis, Mo. Francisco, Cal. Springfield, 0. VVzlsllixxgtle, D. C. Wheeling, XV. Va. Beta theta Pi Hlpha upsllon manner Established October 4, 1888. Seniors CYRUS REEVES 31m; mulch juniors GEORGE MAIH.0N SELLERS SIMON 121w MILLER CARL WALDRON Rooms WILLIAM RUSSELL MILES WALTER Llcwm KIRK Sophomores EDWARD ALLAN WHI'HVURTII jMHcs JACOB HOBLITZELL, JR. HALL MACLAV CROSMAN ROBERT SUMNER SKEMP WILLIAM CA'I'HCART RIDDLE ARTHUR MONROE CLAY freshmen CHARLES VINCENT MURPHY LEIGH CARMANY MURRAY THOMAS MARSHALL JONES ELMER CROSSLAND BARNHART ALEXANDER HAR'FJR. FREDERICK WILLIAM CROCKER GORDON WEAVER ROBERT JOEL HUNTZINGER 1343 h Phi Kappa Sigma Roll 0f qlbapters University of Pennsylvania Washington and Jefferson College Franklin and Marshall College University of Virginia Lake Forest University University of North Carolina Tulane University lhuulolph-Macon College Nurlhwestem University Richmond College Pennsylvania State College VVasllington and Lee University University of Toronto University of XVest Virginia University of Maine University of Maryland University of Wisconsin College of Charleston Vanderbilt University 139 Phi Kappa Sigma Psi zhavter Established April 4, 1890. Resident members J. P. JACKSON, M. E., E. E. HON. ROBERT M. FOSTER G. C. WATSON, B. Agr. S., M. S. REV. EDGAR R. HECKMAN Senior D. D. HERR Juniors P. V. STEVENSON C. M. PARKER G. H. DEIKE J. S. COCHRAN Sophomores C. H. AUFHAMMER R. W. CUMMINGS E. H. ARMSBY freshmen S. B. RUSSEIL R. P. BARNETT D. C. STEVENSON D. C. LEFEVRE F. Lb; NF EEIV L. O. KUHN W. SCOFIELD J. B. WARRINER G. W. BRECK 140 Sigma am Roll of manners Miami University University of Wooster The Ohio Wesleyan University Cnlumhizm University Washington and Lee l'niversity The Vnivcrsity of Mississippi Pennsylvania College Huckncll University Indiana University Denison University Dc Pauw University Dickinson College Butler College Roanoke College Lafayette College Hanover College The University of Virginia Northwestern University Hobart College University of California Centre College University of Cincinnati University of Michigan Dartmouth College University of State of Missouri University of Chicago Ohio State University University of Nebraska Muss. 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ERNEST MILLER NICWICLL Senior UICURGH NIHY'I'ON CA MPHHLL Juniors JOHN HENRY Wru'rs CHIQHTNU'I' CHARLES LAMBERT KINsu'nc RALPH X'IN'mN LITTLE JOHN CALVIN CLENIIHNIN Sophomores RAYMOND 0mm FMCK 0150mm HARM: MCCURDY WILLIAM Rmcsu JENKINS Domvnu'ru HARRY ALLEN LHITZICLI. Hmn-zR 0055mm GHARHART freshmen Jonx LAW ROBERTSON EMANUEL Gomms BASIIORE Rumm'r 1.1m BENNETT WAYNE RAIIN L. LI-zculeR RALPH LEWIS Hum: 1H . i l . Kappa Sigma R0 0? 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GRAY Jiuncn Junx humumsux limncu HRl'Cl-Z MCCAMAXT freshmen FRED linck ALLEN JAMES LICS'HCR Jl'NK DANIEL Dunmc AR'FIII'R WILLIAM Mchmc Lmuu Rumaxmmzn EVANS lCI'chlc FRIiCK SEAL Russ 11mm FRI'rcmcv ANDREW LATHAN Sm'm Dunn. ALLISON S'rm'T JAMES LEWIS XVAGNICR Gums 150 ... ... M m , I E n x u J $ w . 11 35!935341$:' -. nchm - Phi Sigma Kappa R0 0? abavters Massachusetts State College Union University Cornell University West Virginia University Yale University College of the City of New York University of Maryland Columbia University Steveis Institute of Technology Pennsylvania State College Columbia University University of Pennsylvania Lehigh University St. Lawrence University Hlumni zlubs Washington Connecticut New York, N. V. Boston, Mass. Albany, N. Y. Phi Sigma Kappa Kappa mavter Established june T, INN. Seniors Gunner: X. Ilenmxu IIHMIAN Ihckmck'r HANSON W1 LLIAM WHAR'mN Ihcmm.m1'un ERNEST GARFIELD RODGERS HARRY livmuc'r'r S'anlxrzmn CLARENCE GRIFFITH S'rm.1. Romm'r Llckov S'Hmwrlm IIvakn S. Yl-IAKLl-Z. Sophomores ARTHUR SWALLUW lmcsrzux'rm HARRY CHARLES MILHUIJAND FRANK SIHHCRIAKER HATES AHRAM lmmnck Scmmm; freshmen SAMUEL ALMAN, JR. JOHN I-Iowxv J.Vrmc Junx WILSUN BAILEY JOHN DILLMAN Rn'vm. 01w LlNKl-ER HUFFMAN WILLIAM HENRY RUBINSUN theta nu Epsilon Roll ot maplers Wesleyan University l'nivcrsity 0f Ruchcstor Syracuse University l'nivcrsily of California Union College Madison University Cornell l'nivcrsity Kenyon College Adclhert College Renssclner Polytechnic School Hamilton College Amherst College Stevens Institute Ailegllcny College Lafayette CoIlege X'Vooster College University of the City of New York Darthmouth College Pennsylvania State College Ohio Stutc University University of Michigan Swulhnmrc College Rutgers College Harvard University Northwestern University University of Nebraska Kansas l'nivcrsily University of Maine Chicago University Ohio Wesleyan University I'Ilivcrsily of Virginia Trinity College Case School of Applied Svienccs Collcgc of City of New York University of Vermont Medical College. Inm... m- EARL ADAMS 01-101mmCMH-m-zLL WILLIAM HICIIHiLIL-H'Ull 11 A R RY A. MO'FT RUIH-ilx'T R. BAKHM Jnsuvu 1?. anucv JunN C. CLHchNIN Jonx R. Ducmcu kamc 11. Imuuc mum P. Donmc ICMMR E. GODARD DAVID A. James Il.x- Y MAR y? lhm-C S- 1 !11 Mon KI K153st ! D. , K h K-m-wr! ?-- 14:! S -M- ! T-M w; Cur a II. B-Nh-l. Junx -. --. P? .. 7-1 x :lxv '5' l Mccused. theta nu Epsilon PI zhavter Seniors lm'lx l5. HI'ZI'IJCR Juniors Iilmuum N. ZICRN. Sovbmores Established May 30, INNS. Tm-zmmmc C. Glelm'u; H. A. BLAIR PAI'L Y. STI'IVHNSUN Uliolmn HANDLUNG JAMES V. Kvue DANIEL K. MILLER FRANK I4. Rmnumcn CHARLES W Rmum: DAVID B. Tvnmsm ICARI. lC. IIHWI'M ICLMHR II. Blacmcu'r Gmnunc THURSTUN SMITH Mlc- ! PA -N I Sltv- Iin'r L. B- WA-M MA. - S. ?- ? Iihne M-n- J. -s-- II. - K SA-? 1C. - MA- 14 ?4! H r-x v-Q ! Phi Kappa Phi Jusxcrn Trunk CARI. D. FlilIR CHARLES L. GRIFFIN Cuomm XV. A'rmik'mx WILLIAM A. Bucmmwr I. THORNTON OSMOND HARRIET A. MCICIAVAIN LOUIS E. REHER WILLIAM FRI-ZAR Gummy: G. PnNn HENRY P. ARMSHY BENJAMIN GILL 1mm PRICE JACKSON JOSEPH M. WILLIARD chn 16. Fuss FRED L. PA'r'rl-zlc ERWIN W. RUNKIJC ;1 :01 015 C. BUTZ FRANKLIN Ii. TUTTLIC DECATUR S. IWILLICR AIJHCR'F W. OAluvoon DAVID H. PLANK Gummy: C. SIIAAn GEORGE K. WARN DAVID 1'2. XVENTZEI. LEWXS 15. Youm; Ammms S. McALLISTJ-m ALEXANDER A. PATTERSON JonN S. VVEIJJCR WILLIAM E. SNYDER T. Gummy: C. Mcch IRVING I4. FOSTER N. W Sum; II. A. SURFACE I'I. HAYWARD IC. D. WALKER II. C. GRUMHINH DAVID O. GEORGE C. WATSON PAUL ANNA E. REDIFER JOHN H. Llcn'rr: HERBERT E. DUNKLH JOHN A. HUNTER FRANCIS J. Puxn THOMAS I9. THOMPSON JUIIN I. THOMPSON JOHN HAMILTON ELLIS L. ORVlS 19TH IiRS B. BRICNI'ZMAN MAGNFS C. IIILSING BURKE C. BRADY ELIZABETH B. BRICKICR MISS lCmmmaTu Mmcl; MISS GRACE ALEXANDER A. M. ARNEY C. E. CROUCH T. CRITMLJEY II. C. I-IleAToN G. A. ICLmeR 1mm I'IUNSICKICR, JR. E. H. KI'IMREDGE S. H. KUIIN F. 1?. MILLER H. IWIIJJCR W . 19. Ross W. II. SMITH B. F. Kmucx 1?. DARLINGTON J. W. MILLER, JR. I. 1,. ANSART. II S. SCHOFFSTALI. H. 13. SHATTUCK 159 J -, k 'W Nw..d! w '-' $3 :gS-ku -1- V ? ; wasokos . Lip, x WS' K wk w' HIDIQIiC Hssocialion H. 19. STITT ........................... . PRESIDENT. Du. F. J. POND ............................. TREASURER. foot Ball aommmee B. H. SHARPF. J. R. DECKER F. P. DODGE Hdulsorv Board DR. F. J. POND G. C. BUTZ M. S. MCDOWELL L. E. REBER J. P. JACKSON J. H. LEETE 169. Foot Ball team 15. 1f. HEWITT 11'. N. GOLDEN 151 N. ZliRN - 1:. J. SAUNDERS . members 01 1901 omcers CAPTAIN COACH MANAGER TRAINER AGIIZ HEIGHT 11'ElGHT 1?. 1C. IIHWITT ....................... Quarlcr-lmck ................. 21$ ....... 5:10 ...... 178 R.1..CUMMINGS ............ H ....... Left lim1....,. 1.22 ....... 6:2 174 1.11.11111111'1111510111 ............... ..1,eftTaCk1c ................. 24.......5:10 ...... 175 F. 11. DODGE .......................... Left Guard .................. 24 ....... 6:2 ..... 189 L. D. S11W1iT....... . . . ................ Centre ..................... 21 ....... 5.8 ..... 185 J.1;.JUNK ............................ .Rigllt Guard ............. . . .21.... . .623y. . 236 1,. SCHOLL ........................... Right Tack1e. . .V ............. 23 ....... 6:1 ..... 202 W. R. MILES ......................... Rightlim1.,. ...... . ....23.......6:1 ...... 190 R. L. BENNETT ................... .14efl IIa1f-1ka .. . . . ..1.......20 ....... 5:10 ...... 169 13.. A. VVIIITWORTH ......... .......Right Half-hack ............... 19 ...... 6:0 ...... 194 A. 14. SMITH ...................... ...Full-hzlck.. .1 ......... .18 ...... 6'2 . . . .196 L. C. MURRAY .............. ... ...... LCft-end. ................. 19 ....... 5:8 ...... 160 A. T. 110LLU1VAY ................... Left Tackle ................ 23 ....... 5:914 . .. . 175 A. S. 1111'ZSICKHR ...................... LL-ftvend .................. 22 ...... 5:10 ...... 163 J. M. DEAN ......................... Left 11:11f-lmck ........ ..19 ....... 5:11M. 154 C. W. R UHLE ....... . . ................ Quarterback . . .. ............ 00 . .5:8 . . . . .160 S, 11. RUSSELL .......... ..... .....Right Half-lmck ............... 19.....1.5:11 ..... 166 Record of Games of 19m Susquehanna .............. 0 ...................... State .............. 17 Western U. of 11 ............ 0 ...................... State .............. 27 University of Pennsylvania..23 .............. . . .State .............. 6 Yale ..................... 22 ................. State ........... .. 0 Annapolis .................. 6 ...................... State .............. 11 Homestead ................. 39 ........ . . , . . . . .Smte .............. 0 Lchigh ...... , 1 . ....... 0 ...................... Stats: .............. 311 Dickinson ................ 0 .................... Stale. ........ . . . . .12 Ml U! 031 m Base Ball BAYARD Il. SIIARPE - CAPTAIN GEORGE N. CAMPBELL - NIANAGER team of 1901 B. H. SHARPE ................................................................ Sllort-stop E. F. SHELBY ................................................................ Riglxt-field D. K. MILLER ................................................................. Pitcher W. H. WARN .............................................................. Second Base R. M. HUBER ................................................................... Catcher W. A. MERKEL ................................................................ Short-slop E. E. HEWI'Im ............................................................ First Base J. B. LANDIS .............................................................. Third Base F. L. ROHRBACH ............................................................ Centre-Eeld W. L. KIRK. .. ............................................................. cht-fleld J. F. BRADLEY ............................................................... Left-fneld C. F. SHOOP ................................................................ Right-fleld Record of Games Bellefonte A. C ................... 1 ................ State ................ 11 Susquehanna .................... l ................ State .............. H Dickinson ........................ l3 ............... Stale ................ 2 Indians .......................... lO ................ State ................ 3 Mt. St. Mary's .................. 6 ................ State .......... . 6 Dickinson ....................... 6 ............... State ................ 12 Gettysburg. . . ................... 6 ............... State ............... ll Franklin and Marshall ........... 7 ................ State ................ 15 Lehigh ........................ 5 ................ State ................ 1 1 Pennsylvania Military College. . . . 3 ................ State ................ 23 West Chester Normal ............ 4 ................ State ............... 11 RR. R.,Y. M. C.A ............. 2..... .. ...... State ................ 3 Susquehanna .................... 2 ............... State ................ 1 1 Westminster .................... 3 ................ State ................ 2 166 track team PERCY MARTIN - CAPTAIN l. G. G. FORSTHR - MANAGER members P. MARTIN ........................................ Pole Vault and High Jump I4. SCIIOLL. . . . . ................................ Hummer Throw and Shot Put. XV. H. BARNES ............................................... Two Mile Run. 0. V. SBORIGI ............................... Pole Vault and 220 yard Hurdles. A. S. O'NEILL. ..... . ..................... Half Mile and Mile Run. E. E. HEWITT .................. . . ...... 100 yard Dash and 220 yard Dash. R. 14. CUMMINGS ........................... 100 yard Dash and 440 yard Dash. W. R. MILES .............. . .......... 440 yard Dash and Half Mile Run. Ii. R. NORRIS ............ .......... One and 'lwo Mile Run. 13. A. WlIlTWUR'FII . .... . . . Broad Jump and 120 and 220 yard Hurdles. L. C. WALSH ...... .. ,... . ..V ...... .. ............. . . . . lirqzul jump. J R. MADDOCK, . .... .. ...... .. .... ........ Mile and Half Mile Run. Relay team of I90! Slate Isl. Bucknell 3rd Dickinsun 2nd. Indians 4111 Meet at Philadelphia, April 27, 1901 1435 n kuzJ CHAS. W. RUBLE - - CAPTAIN. SIMON E. MILLER - - MANAGER. C. W. RUBLE ............................................ Guard. G. V. SBORIGI J. H. BRADLEY .......................... Guard. 13.11. SHARPE ..................................... Centre. W. R. DUNN .................................... . ...... Forward. C. F. DEVINE ............................................ Forward. A. L. SMITH ......................... . . . ....... W..M REBER ............................ .........l Subs. J.F. JOHNSON .......... .............. Record of I902 Bloomsburg Normal .............. 4 ............ State ............ 53 University of Pennsylvania ....... 17.... . ....Statc ............ 62 Pittston Y. M. C. A. .. .......... 13.... ,......State ........... 53 Lehigh .......................... 24 .......... State ............ 39 Bloomsburg Normal ............. 44 .......... Slate ............ 28 Lehigh .......................... 24 ......... State ........... 22 Williamsport Y. M. C. A ........ l2 ............ State ......... . . .17 Lock Haven Normal ..... . ...16 ........... State ............ 21 Wiliiamsport Y. M. C. A. . . . . . .. 9 ........... State ..... . . . . .19 Co. B, 5th Regiment. . . . A . . . . . .. 2 ............ State ............ 58 170 Basket Ball -... .1.- rasym ,. A .1 100 yds. hush .................. P. Martin, R. L. Cummings ............... Time 10 1-5 sec. 2'20 yds. Dash ................... F. A. Kaiser ...... . . . . . . . . . . ......... . . . .Time 22 1-2 see. Two Mile Run .............. . . ..W. 11. Barnes ................... Time 10 min. 41 3-5 see. 4-10 yds. Dash. , 1 . .............. .F. A. Kaiser .............. . . ........... Time 52 1-5 sec. 11qu Mile Run .................... T. M. Knox ......................... Time 2 min 4 2-5 sec. Mile Run ................. . . . .W. R. Miles ...................... Time 4 min. 57 8-5 see. Running Broad Jump ............. E. V. Rawn ........... . ............. Distance 21 ft. 6K in. Running High Jump. . . . . . . . . . . .E. P. Harder ......................... Distance 5 ft. 7K in. 16 pound Hammer Throw 1 . . . . ..L. Scholl ......... ............... Distance 123 ft. 6 in. 16 pound Shot Put. ............... D. 11. Cure .......................... Distance 40 ft. 25 in. 120yds.Hurd1e ................. D.D.Cure.... ...... Time17sec. 2'20 yds. Hurdle ................. J. M. McKibbin ......................... Time 27 1-2 sec. One Mile Walk . . . . . . . . . ..H. Brow ............ . ................ Time 7 min. 59 sec. Two Mile Bicycle Race .......... W. W. Greenland ................ Time 5 min. 40 4-5 see. Pole Vault. . . . . . . . . ...... . . . ..F. J. Saunders ....................... Distance 10 ft. 61411:. 172 .Myuwn . 3 x, ymmmvxw : , as n 3. .3 5 Inter mass Handicap meet Beaver field, June 10, m1 100 yd. 1111511.... Half INC 11111,. .. s'0.1 120 1111111112. .11'1LilE'wnlh'01 AlilCl'llllu... .No 'si'IH High jump... .. liic:xi:ku1 '01 ..CIIIIIIIIiIIgs '03 1010511011110. 2.20 11u L d ......... 10 1h. hummer throw 1 . 'l'wo mile run Uccordy. .lmrnrs '04 410 yd. dash ........... .CIIIIIIIIiIIga '03 1 Pole VIIIIll ..... .Fisher 1 1 , llrond jump. ....Whilworlh '04 : 1003 Relay race ................. O'Neil. 1 11111le Scorez-l003-50; 1001-30; 1001-10. Rogers C. W. 2nd. WlIitwortlI '0-l Shelby '03 11111111 '02! Whitworth '01 Warn '04 Miles '03 Wnrn '04 3rd. Walsh '03 Time 10 1-5 sec. .................................... '1' mm 2 111.251-5 sec ...'l'1111e13 4-5 sec Rogers '02! 111115.50. 51-2111. V1111 ankenhurg '0-1 C11111111111gs'03 ' 11:16 04 11111: 11-51 sec. 1113.37 ft. 6111. Time 31 1-5 sec. 1115.108 1141-2111 Time 10 111.1108-5 sec. Miles '03 Vnu Vulkenhurg '041'ie55 3-5 Miller '03 Martin '02 Di: 1' ft. 0i11. Walsh '03 174 Shelby Kunkle '04 Cummings Dis. 20 1141-2111. Time 8 m. 51 1-5 sec. mid winter Sports 1 st. 2nd. 30 yds. dash ..... . . . .Cummings '03 Walsh '0! 30 yds. hurdle ....... Cummings '03 Saunders '05 Putting 161b shot .McCleary '05 Cummings '03 440 yds. dash ........ Cummings '03 Miles '03 Pole vault ........... Saunders '05 Rogers C. XV. '03 Potato race .......... Thompson '05 German '03 Standing high jump Saunders '05 Davis '05 Running high jump. .Saunders '05 Gorman '05 Half mile run ........ Miles '03 O'Neill '03 Mile run. ........... O'Neill '03 Stout '05 Standing hroadjump Rogers '03 Miles '03 Sack race ............ M core '05 Morgan '05 3rd RogersC.W.'03 Time 3 4-5 sec. Time 4 1-2 sec. Dis. 30 ft. 6 1-2 in. McLaughlin'05 Time 1111. 11 sec. Rogers '03 Rogers '03 Arnold Torrence '05 VVzllsh '03 Three legged race. . . .Thompson E. P. '04 and Wray R. W. '04 Final Score 1903-55. 1005-41. Height 10ft. 2 1-2 in. Time 1 m. 4 3-5 sec. Height 4 ft. 51-4in. Height 5ft. 2 in. Time 3 m. 3 sec. Time 5 m. 5 sec. Dis. 9 ft. 0 in. Time 52 sec. WWQYV$V$ M?4$4?4A+x Mayo...4.o.o.4.4.4.4y4x x 0.4- 4?.u- 331332333335 $253339??? 33?; 4M ? ?VJIwrMWQigiu 177 MY4A493- 'it'vmz.w- AQWOAMOJM 0.4mm: t . wawwwwtwtwtww For about three months I had herd our Zeke talkin about nothin scpt this hm- game called football. '9 near 's I cud find out ther was two classes goin to have :1 mcctin 0' this kind 'long sometime in December. Now I haint much for telling what my intentions are and this here time was no exception. I knowod gol darned wcll Zeke was one of them fel- lcrs what was goin to he in this here game. I haint never hccl no chance for an education and there hos bin :1 Inc times in my life when I missed it sum. 30 bcins 's we live near an institution of larnin nm and me jest con- cluded we'd send Zeke :1 spoil, bcins 's he could board to home. Well! to rosumo4 02 I sod nforo-I aim much for tollin all I knowed, so I jest made up my mind sort 0' quiet like and to moself that IId see that con- twistcd game, or mn's butter zlint what she lows it is. I hod hin tistcnin to what Zeke had to say 'bout this here particular match of which I am sponkin. and besides larnin when they wus to play I , I also lztrncd thztt :1 few hurrcls of water or five or six foot of snow never i . interfered with this hero ncw-fzmglcd game. Well! the mornin of the day on which the gmnc was to be held. Zeke says to me and ma, says he: I don't cztrcilnto you need look for me aforo dark tonight 'cause I want ' to see that football game. Ma said he must be home in time to do the Chores. but I didn't say nothin. i I lowed I cud leave at two o'clock and tech the college grounds in time to see them cum together. Vth I had finished etin and sat down hy the window nm was Clearin away the dishes, when all at onst the rain begin to come down in such torrents and so sudden like, thinks I to my- self, it's :111 off. I noticed an old cider barrel with both heads knocked out Inyin on its side in the yard. Welt. sir. it mined so hard in the bung hole 07V :X'Ot'Sng ff-O'JJ- 0131073199: $19.19;? :t'4 :31 . 24h .41Y- 713491444 aw .1 an .t mum. etwso;:o.twwto swag! m3; W-X4A4tY07Wf-Ox4st4xw 178 g-scys'vorizu 2.,, 1, R5 M It: 4. .xaQ4i44a4 4 Q x. i- . 2429 x 2544M 4' :1: $4:M:N;N$$OM9C-Qf$ $MMMhWMiJQanaQ$$Qi WQQEKQQQLQQJ that the water couldn't git out at the two ends and the go! darned old bar- rel busted. But about one o'clock it eased up 21 might and, thout sain a word to ma I started out for the college. When I cum in across the field by the cow barn at the college stock farm, I seed thro' the rain that there was some commotion on the field of action. and ez I drew nearer, sure enuf thar was Zeke in the crowd near the middle of the field standin in mud and water half up to his knees and the water risin round him every minute. He had on his hed a kettle like you uze fer makin applebutter, only Itwas smaller 21 little, and turned upside down, and round his waist to hold up his pants, which were made out of a mattress, he had a cir- eingle I had looked fer for two months. Right near him and in a little deeper water was a teller with a pair of stuffed housins on his shoulder, and around his waist one of them things they call life protectors; what I saw on a boat onct when I was sailin with ma on Lake Michigan; time we were at Chicago to see the world's fair.. I was worried cause Zeke had none, but I knew he cud swim sum. 4 x- MQQQ ' ' MWQQQ . $ . Wwwmmw 4 .-QQQ4 immag $4' 180 .? mmwtmm ' ';L6i1a61t:612;i6 6t6- 6t6.t- :1. 1 ,tgi6igg6 xiiiivtf OWO'Ma'O6XWXQ6WMMM? KWOhW $0??va 63.5.? 8.116.. ?;v. 5. -. QWMe There was a big lot of talkin and foolin around. and I soon got sort of uneasy. There was bunches of tellers standin around in ther gum coats and umbrellas and hollerin something about I leity 'liuty, hurry up and play, and presently I see one bunch line up like a row of eorn shaks and the other side stood back 'sted of faein them what stood in line. and l wns glad Zeke was standin in the line cause he was never raised to he a cow- ard. I counted the two teams to see if they was even in numbers and when 1 found they wus I breathed :1 might easier and hit off a new ehaw of tobacco. Right in the middle of the held there was a little, wall st'antlin above the water and on this the hall, which is not round, was put. A man who 'peared to he overseein the contest asked them if they wus ready and when they said yes. he hlowed a tin whistle and the fun started. Zeke kicked that ere egg-shapetl hall down among them tellers what was standin haek. and the first thing I knowed the hull hunch was piled up on that ball. The man with the tin whistle got them nnhunehetl and told them the baIl belonged to the ieller what was next to it. 'It took a few minutes to pump the water out of them and the wind in and they wus ready for another tilt. wVell. sir! such another game you never seetl- first one side would have that ere hall and then the other, and one teller when he got it dove and came up out of the water twenty yards from where he went down. Onet when the side what Zeke was on had the hall a teller right behind me saitl: Gee! I hope they can carry et6 over. I soon saw they wus to take that ball over the last line on the field which they had marked with two big poles on account of the water. Zeke's side took her gol dumbed close onet. but the ball went up into the ai ', and the hull hunch came down on top of it and when the man with the whistle got them on their feet and counted them he found one and the ball was still missin. iThey got sticks and poked around in the mud' and water till they felt him and when they got him out he was alive and had the hall. There was a fcller had his nose busted and an Old lady who was set- tin in one of the covered seats fainted when she saw the blood, but they just set her out in the rain and she t6cum to ithout stoppin the game. Well, things went on in this way fer most an hour and when the fracus ended neither side had made a gol dumbed point and the score was just 182 wmewxewoeaiaiwsz xW6 On-Of: 1 ?xcwwmt: WWWWWWWE .m 1- mm migntyttwumt wnAu h A r 1 : i ,. f A wmnmnlu 1119.11.91.19-11. 1.1191191119111914 ..9..9..91. 111911191119 9119:119aws9 111911911193 .79??? 9;19.114-.1.19:1:9-.1$;11 .11 :11 .11 9.11. 1911919119119. 9.11 41.914141911911919 9119919911 the same cs it wus when they started in 10 11121111 each other, only their faces was dilfcrcnt. Zeke :11111 1111- walked home together and 1 just told him that I'd a 11cvcr left that are 502101- 1111111 till one side or 10111111' squealed if I'd 21 been in lllc game. 190.1. 1905. Left End. l. 1110111115011 ......................................... 0.661 Murray Loft Tackle. Arbuthnot .............................................. McClure 1.ch Guard. Milan ...... . ............................................... Ray ' Center. I lock ................................................... Morgan Right Guard. W ray ........................................................ J 1111 k Right Tackle. Woods ........................................... 012111010 Keifer Right End. Biesicker ....................................... 0111211110 Thompson Quarterback. Jildcr 1Captai10 .................................... USrowa Gibbs 1-ch Half. Sweet .................................................... Bennett Right Half. C. 1110111115011 10214111 ......................................... Jones Fullback. VVhitworlh .............................. ' ......... 1Captzlin1 Smith Dr. Robinson. umpire; Prof. Lcctc. referee: time of-halvcs, 20 minutes each. Score, 0 10 0. 19.1919119191191191191919119199119. 919119 51919191919 11911 91191119119919.1911'911991911 184 . Amg-rv publications Ila Uie CDC Hlillldl Publication 0! the Junior mass I903 Board 0! Editors Editor-In-zbm DAVID B. TUHOLSKI Business managers G. H. DEIKE H. S. YEAKLE Jlssoclatc Editors E. H. BECKERT E. E. HEWITT J. S. COCHRAN W. R. MILES A. R. DENNINGTON H. D. MUSSER F. P. DODGE E. C. SNYDER C. S. FREEMAN H. E. STITT E. N. ZERN F. H. TAYLOR Hmsts G. V. SBORIGI F. E. Yomm Photographers J. M. NELSON S. E. MILLER 186 the free name Published monthly Board of Editors l90l-02 J. E. WAGNER, '02, Editor-in-Chief Editors H. A. BLAIR, '02 L. B. GRINDLAY, '02 E. S. FREY, '03 I. C. PALMER, ,03 F. H. TAYLOR, '03 E. K. MCDOWELL, 01 C. N. FENSTERMACHER, '04 F. C. JOHNSTON, '03 . . . Business Manager Board of Editors 02-03 F. H. TAYLOR, '03, Editor-in-Chief Editor: I. C. PALMER, ,03 E. S. FREYR 03 E. K. MCDOWELL, ,04 J. H. PAINTER, '04 ALEX. HART, JR., '05 W. B. HOKE, ,05 C. N. FENSTERMACHER, ,04 F. C. JOHNSTON, '03 . . . Business Manager W. E. KETCHAM, '04 . . . Assit Business Manager 188 ,. 4A,. 1 14 I . 4, , z I. ,, A 1r L In the . Hrmorv June 12, ltml mmmmee IQ. Ii. ADAMS. Chairman 0. N. CAMPIHHJ. H. H. Hzmsux l . V. LI'PFIJC H. MILLFR A. Given by thefratermtles In the Emory november 22, I901. 9? H Russuan Bonevmoon Presented by the thespians Assisted by the Quartette and zollege OWNS ?! ?ebruarv 5, I902 S I .x ,4 r m. a x gas! of Kharactcrs ALEXIS PETROVITCII ............................................. S. 1'3. MILLER, '03 A journeyman afterward Gustave, Count WnroffskM POLESKA .................................................................... FRM', '03 Ilia Wife BARONIQSS VLADIMIR .................................................. CLHNIHCNIN, '03 His Sister IVAN ...................................................................... IIANSON, W: A Master Shocmukcr MICHHLINE .. ........................................................ Snuu-rncu, W3 vam's Daughter KOULIKOFF DICMETRUVITCH ........................................... TUHOJ.SKI, W13 Intendant 0f the Chateau Wuroffski OSIP ............ ......................................................... Dunne, '03 A Young Peasant GUARDS SHARPH, 'Uii erkxm '03 $ , . ............................. . ...... . . y , ..... . . I q ILAbANFb MILES, .03 RETAINERS lmnuc, '03 THE CIRC U5 GIVEN IN THE ARMORY SA'rrknAv, FEBRUARY 1, 1902. EXMIIIW mmmmee MISS DR. SNYDER Iimv. S. FREY, 03 MISS ANNE HAMILTON ROBERT M. HUBER, ,03 MRS. L. E. REBER W. N. GOLDEN walrmen Boulh Committee, . . MRS. J. P. JACKSON Garden Committee, . . . MISS DR. SNYDER Side Show Committee, . v . MRS. N. XV. SHED Miscellany Committee, . MISS ANNA E. REDIIPER Ring Committee. . . MISS ANNE HAMILTON Advertising Committee, . . linw. S. FREY, W03 Ring Master. . . . JNO. C. E. CLICNDENIN, ,03 196 77115 .91le TREL 5 Given In the Emory march s, 1902 W the Pbarsonians MR. H EWITT, Interlocutor MR. Gums MR. Tuumsm TAMBOS MR. SHARPE MR. WALLER CHORUS MESSRS. vam Wmvr Tuuchcxc HEWITT BRADLEY SBORIGI SAUNDERS MILES . Gunss Imuuc SHARPE NIERKLE WALLER and GOLDEN 19-7 In W Hrmorv OCIOMI' 4, l90l. Kommltlee DR. G. G. POND DR. WM.,FR16AR PROF. G. C. BUTZ PROF. J. H. Llewrlc MISS A. 1C. Riemmeu Junior oratorical zontest of the Glass of l90l June I0, l90l . Program 1 M usic. 2-Oration ................................ The Stability of Our Republic. JONAS IQLwoon VVAGNER, Houserville. 3-Oration. . . .. ............. . . . .' ...... Individuality in National AHairs. $DAN1161. Wicnsmck STRAYER, York. 4- Music. 5 Orati0n ..................................... Hamilton and JeiTerson. ALFRED HARMER HERBERT MILLER, Philadelphia. 6-Oration ..................... . ........ . . . . KFhe Course of Empire. HERMAN HERBERT I'IANSON, Mnnchcsur, N. H. ' 7 Music. 8-Oration ........................................... . . The Age of Coal. FRANK ZOOK MOORE, Wnyncsboro. H-Oruti0n ..................................... lCdlwation and the Masses. PUAL EDGAR SMITH, Lebanon. 10 Music. 11A Announcement of Judges' Decision. ?PAwarded decision. Judges Ross W. BARROWS, Lock Haven, Pa. B. F. KELLER, Brmnwcll, W. Va. ELLIS L. ORVIS, Bcllcfonte, Pa. 199 junior Orators of the mass of I903 J. II. SNYDER D. B. TUHUI.SKI C. H. FREEMAN 19. N. ZICRN F. H. TAYLOR R. N. WAsox HINI'MWS A. R. DENNINUTUN 19.. H. BECKHRT R. 1.. S'Huau'rlcu 21M zommcnccmem Exercises June 12, 1901. Program Music Invocation .................. THE REV. LAWRENCE M. COLFELT, D. D. Oratiou ............. . ....................... The First of His Race Guoxuu ABRAHAM ELDER Oration ..................................... The Future of the Pacific THOMAS HARRISON MILLER Music Oration ............................................... Soldiers Three BROOKE LINDSAY MOORE Oration, with Valedictory ............................ Labor and Capital ALBERT MILES ARNEY Music Commencement Addresses .................. JTHE HON- A- 0- FURST lGEN. WILLIS J. HULINGS Music Conferring Degrees and Awarding Prizes Music 201 Hotel mawford, williamsport, Pa. november 15, I901. Coasts Tostnmstur ............................................ D. 1!. TUHULSKI u ,03 't Something, sterling, that will stay When gold and silver melt away. Athletics ..................................................................... 15. N. ZlmN tt How shall we rank thee 0n glory's page, Thou more than soldier, and just less than sage. Thu Faculty ............................................................. F. L. Romumcu H Wisdom is often concealed in mean attire. The Ladies ................................................................ C. L. KINSIDE Be to her virtues very kind, Re to her faults a little blind. Wer- Curuegio's Rivals ........................................................... A. WERT t' They never fail who die in a great cause. Reminisccnccs .............................................................. XV. H. LANmS H OH in the stilly night Wcr slumber's chain has hound me, Fond memory brings the light Of other days around me. zommmee GEORGE II. DMIKIC CARL W. ROGERS BAYARD II. SIIARPE 202 .m' -4ma4:r4a44:4t4,t4 w:4:4:.-4 our. 42.4.4. 4:.4A4x-MM 4:. 4 9:4: 31. m 4 w 1-244 41:14: :r4x4-14: H4: 42411 414:. 1. 30-1 :Q-Ato H. i? ' -H.'N1T435.7'5?MW1M111 Junior Banquet Song WORDS BY DENNJNG'FON. MUSIC HY lC. Ii. tiUllARll. In the hught of Freshman verdancy we came to Pcnnw State With gland visions of a time when we'd be g1 eat 1 or we thought when we had started on the path of fame .mtl fate ch would still keep marching 0n CHORUS. M. .1 thus, vae been successful, doing all welve tliul to do And our enemies welve scattered in the past, I hen together sing the praises of our glorious class and ti 11c :Oyal to our class and college to the lust As we tlltl not see the cider promised us in Freshm'm veal lVe were very thirsty for our football heel , hid we celebrated greatly for we knew canes would dppmx then our Freshman year was out. CHORUS. lhcn we atkletl Swampy's chemistry, that subject so .llntmw 1901' geometry we found but little use- Mul m lolly's trigmumletry we sttulietl like the demo Jlut We still kept llunking 0n. CHORUS. .. X n 3.101'r'iO1I-O1'101'3 1':- -' Oi.-M.O:.O1Y-O' u-O1r-Ou-Ou 1':- 9.$Mv..l WQ- ?vOf4O1'4O 1W1Y-O1V 43045-0 M'GOrlvOt'QW- 4.49.4x4$4:xc ewew-mvev , 7 565-3, W am A A J; OW Oiiv'.v.'- ' Next we started in Descriptive where 50 many came to grief, For it was Weary Walker's firm belief That the library was needy, and the fact is, 10 be brief, It was greatly helped along. CHORUS. Many of our old professors gave us reason to despond, But we kept our faith in better things beyond; va the latest tlisaplmintment is Professor Froggy Pond, Who keeps substituting 0n. CHORUS. WO??- -Oin ?Y- WWOi 41W. WHO 5? MWOWM1O$O$O$O$O$O$O$O O M4W-Oi5. OgX-O OgX-OX OIYvOAOXWO9491vO $07Y4A4W4M2N950$O?W7Y47KWW 204 llY E. E. GUDARD. And now that 0111: Senior days draw nigh, I we give thanks that I some I exams I are over: But Uh LORI! Deliver us from the calculus and applied mechanics. I and from Charley's I lectures on ma I chincry I of I transmission. The Lord knowcth his electricity, and his magnetism, and his simple harmonic motion, I but we can't I make I out I head or tail; Likewise Keith's written quizzes Itwenty-four questions in an hourI I and Tuttlc's I sour I bailed I growl I in lab I lectures. May Santa Claus bring Surface a clothes brush. I and a I file I for I Frear's I vocal I chords; And may his Satanic majesty paint the town I with red tape from tho Prox's I ofhcc I that I ho I 1y of I huhcs. 1501' the remainder of our college days. I may the fates tlcal I kind I 1y I with '03; And help us ever onward without Charley. Dnggic. l'Imggvv, Weary. Baldy. and so on, I world without end I Amen. 1i it'- 16 ?Y A 7K A . :Y- ' 02! A 'JtiOitO -O'250M3t Oi 0960?. $50.? XOX XWO7I40WO. I $4?0?0?4$0$8?0?$Y4$O:fk0311260960 ii. X 0 V O 166;. $03; X 0 'x' O X-OW-O $096. J90 :1 t5 Q-W-BREcK'os'. zentralmotcl, Sunburv, Pa., march 3, 1902. Coast: Toastmaster ........................................................ FRANCIS J. SAUNDERS tt 0f manners gentle, of affections mild. In wit a man, simplicity a child. The Class ...................................................... ALEXANDER HART, Jr. A class among classes the largest, Let us prove ourselves the greatest. , The Faculty ...................................................... RAYMOND H. SMITH Thrir healths-God bless them. The Ladies ............. t V .......................................... LHWIS O. KUHN T If the heart of man is depressed with cures The mist is dispelled when a woman appears. Steeds ............................................................. J. FRANCIS JOHNSON Oh hell! what a bad beginning. Our Prospects ........................................................ LEIGH R, EVANS tt The glories of the possible are ours. committee CLAUDE A. THOMPSON IRA C. MINICK RALPH P. BARNETT JOSEPH P. GlucxiNh D. ALLISON STOUT 206 Attention! Yc Pcoplc! YELL IT OUT! SCREAM ABOUT! YE 1903 CREMATION! COME! COME! Sec our sentiment gyratc when ELECTRA to her fate shall be consigned. Come ye people young and hoary Repair to Beaver Field for glory; Jackson's Electricity shall be made to yield its Matted old soul on Beaver Field. At midnight when the moon is hid The Sophs of State and old St. Nick 11 vengeance shall confine the cad On burning pyre heaped so high: Nine hundred flames shall fan the sky, So also Surface and his little fry. Likewiscbhg and brugolbgy! The BIG BUG and BIOLOGY! Tucsday,Junc 11,Aftchhcspians 208 MWWXWWxVWXOAiOV X41? 314 Wk mawx W X X .OWW ovv-oaw9.192349.chawawmegoaxgiw4a19epo$w4wfo$m9wmom zremation Songs AIR, TAKE TIME TO BE HOLY. I. II. Come to our cremation, Poor Price, Wm will rubber Yc class of Naught-Three, VV'hiIc Satan stands by; Come in lamentation, Near, Surface will hover, Go bury thy glee, With lire burning high. Come, come ye with sorrow, He in examination Poor Surface must die, Caused students to weep, Poor Jackson's Electra Now with lamentation W611 send to the sky. Hades he shall seek. III. Then let's gather together, Ye class of Naught-Threc, With one thought and one purpose, Our actions shall be, Burn, ye fires, burn higher, Leap up to the sky; Pile up the old pyre, Price and Surface must die. awx war. .x:mwzw x. .y. 1.th: emmasommxamvmmwxmxwm o7w33aw$owmv3r gowgwwgoacwwwmsmwwwxwmxmxo-xowm 209 AIRI IIHMIC, SWICIC'I' IIUMli. I. lie :1 snlcmn ncczlsimi, 1110 last of the your. 9Yhich brings us this evening to cmigi'vg'zltc hvrc. 1501' we will exhibit the 1211112111210 fntc Hf two gr i211 pmfcssors who rule us 211 State. HHIRI'S. Roasts! Rmisls! More. more masts For our tlcur prnfcssurs. we pray for IHHH' i'ozish. 1L. 'liln- iirst mic we mention is Detective I'rlcc. 99110111 :11le will mast uoll if hv lakes our :ulvivc. I110 s'ccmul is Surface. whose lectures are tiliwl W i111 llnillinU accounts m the bugs he has ixinLWi. w9-2.:9-.2.z-2.9 92m 9-i92x 7:95:- 2:92. 9 9-T 9292.92.19 22922-959 9.919992 2.9-..- 210 -.. T9-.. 9:19-22 -2:9- 2292292.: 229- . 92. 9:29-2:92 9-2. 22.9 11110.1 .1 11101101111 1211210111 11011:: -2. 01011011 0 1110111 1.1-0.1011101'1 1.101.11111'10.0.1101w1'101'1 East will of I5. H. Surface To Whom 11 May Concern: lx'nuw all ye 11y thcsc presents that 1. Harry .1. Surface, of 1111511111111 1nin11 111111 pnnr judgment 1111 hcrchy give 211111 1101111011111. 111 have 211111 to 1111111 lurcvcr :15 11010111 211111 hereafter 111cnti0no11: Section 1. To my pupil. hNoisy 11111. 101' torturing 111C with 111111- ish questions, 1 giv ' :1 jar of snakes, pickled in alcohol; :1 pair of ancient shoes, an 0111 11211111111 all that it contains. 11mins 111111 all. Soc. 11. '111 my pupil. David 11. 'lluholski. hotter known :13 Iltnnpski, or 511105111. J give 211111 1111111021111 an inexhaustible supply 111' ancient fish stories. notable 3111111111; those is the 71111211110 110 known lluw I caught live 111111111011 tons 111 11511. 1117 the biggest 1111;; l'vc 1'1'1-17 11;111. 11 would zulvisc lhnnpsld to use cantiun in telling.r thisl. Also an 11111 11111117111111 volume 111' sixteenth century lectures with which 1 have turnn-ntwl my pupils. from time when the memory of man run- ncth nut to the cunt'ztry. Sec. 111. To my pupil. 15111111 11. 'liuylm', 1 give 111111 1101111921111 111v 11111 cat 111 dissect when 0111 age has 11111110 her useless ztnrl when she can no 11111111 11121GC the night 111111111115 nith 110111111115. 21 few choice stuffed 111111 11111111111111 hcihhngs caught in the wilds 111 the Lnrncll dorntitm'ics. Sec. 11'. '110 my pupil, Robert 11. 11711515011. I give 111111 11cqucath 1111' pamphlet un l.:1.111p1'cys,hy wliic'nl 1.1111911 the New York liish Com- mission. Also :1 few clinicc rats 111111 snakes 111111 7111 those 11111111111515 which I did not give to 'liztylnr. Sec. V. To my pupil. Cohnrn Rogers. 1 111110111111 hcqnc 1111 :1 51112111 cnllcction 111' 11111 fossils like myself. These I beg of him to care for tcnilcrly. :15 they are dearer to me than :111 else in this world. Sec. VI. '10 the fair ones, thc co-mls 01' the college. whom I have 10171110111011 for the past year. l g'ivu 111111 1101111111111 21 series 01 1701151111,; why c1115 arc the cause of so many 0111 maids in 11111 llinglaml. l 110 hcrchy zulvisc them to 110011 those well and avoid all 01 these English pitfalls lest they spend their days in loneliness. 15017 whztt is so 11007 as :1 lonely 11111 11111111? 1 211511 advise them 111 hcwarc of cats. Soc. Vll. To the Fish Umnnissinn of the United Status 1 give 07' .. .711. '. 71' 075615 7'; 71107561'.-7'57.0 ' ' 1 ?;97' 1971' M 11v.th ?1' $11.31.?Y'. $15.71; 1.1. 7-11.73 .1 i 711;;11'111';'Y.u i? .n M .n JM. v.71: 211 O 07 ...11 11671-6 107159 MONA OMMGhVWWQf-O WWXVAWXVXNM .iiul WW. M. $' :0 t A $7! r1 a'm WAOXOMW 02-192 wOlvOu 'O2't 4423': O2l92'1v62 WA-Oft-OMA-O' 92312035. and bequeath my brain to be dissected when I am dead and to take therefrom those nerve cells which hold the imprints of my fish stories lest they disgust the Devil himself and my torture become so much the greater. 99' this, if they study it well, they can see the nature of the brain and not be fooled by others who come after me. It will be noted that I desire all this fraudulent honor myself. Done signed and scaled this day before me, B. E. Elzebub, Notary 0f the Public and Attorney -at- Law. VVitnessed by my only Rivals, tSealQ HUXLEY and DARWIN. H. A. SURFACE. CODTCIL THE FIRST. To the incoming Sophomore class I give and bequeath the old steer which they butchered in Tolly's room and which I preserved. In the Cmnmonwealth of Pennsylvania. and the Burg of State College. ye eleventh day of ye year of nineteen hundred one. I now commend myself to the Ruler of the regions of torture. H. A. SURFACE. 11102392'1WX-VJL9AO210'2112M12M'02-2t6'Ow.lOiVXOPWVOieMY-OWW4A19$3563M12Ni'MvOft-O 03'02 levOuOt4vl-Ol4450h44i99fw010lv0 10M W421. 212 V x 21W 1 1- WW 2.9141 1 Mivwi-Mwwmo mmgowavgviafvtwwwy vowiifvfmwxwtwwwewwx East will 0f 30' ! Price Jackson S1A'11: 011111112, June 11,1901. 1, John Price Jackson, being in sound mind and reason, and feel- ing that my end 15 near, do hereby, before being consigned to a warmer climate, make my last will and testament. do hereby bequeath and bestow my forgetfulness to my friend and fellow-instructor, Billy OiToole. On the condition that as soon as said Mr. OiToole takes unto himself a wife the bequest shall revert back to my estate. My haunted look shall be given to john Andy Hunter, for whose advice in financial matters I am thankful. Thinking that Jesse M'Teer is the only graduate who can fill my position as head of the electrical department, I. earnestly bequeath to said person my handsome beard. On condition that when Mateer has received promotion the bequest shall descend to the head of that de- partment. My veracity and all other Christian virtues shall be given to Dr. Nevin, head of the horseshoeing department, who, I think, is now like myself, traveling on the road to eternal pcrdition. My liberty in granting excuses shall be given to the tightest man in college, Prof. F. E. Foss. y ability as an instigator of trouble and my perfect articulation igall be given to my sincere friend and fellow professoi, Walter J. eeth. Since the advisory board needs a generous person, one with an athletic spirit, liberal with his money and possessing ability as an ar- bitrator, I bequeath my position 011 said board to Unser Karl Fehr. My enormous appetite and faculties for blumng shall be given to Coach Golden. My position as a detective shall be given to the Hchief rubber-neckl' and Hboy spy, F. T. Cole, 0n the condition that as soon as he makes a damned fool of himself, as I did, the bequest shall descend to Dr. H. P. Armsby. My cottage at the Mount and all other real estate I earnestly be- queath and bestow to the class of 1903 as partial payment of my funeral pyre. JOHN P. JACKSON. WXVX- 31 MXWWMQWf Mm 491' Jm EMXQO 213 zommanaam Capt. DILLARD H. CLARK, u. s. A, Cad Imlcm HERBERT H. HANSON, lilajor uA'r'rALION STAFF DONALD D. HERR ..... Captain and Adjutant I mmv 1C. CARMW'H ............... ..... Captain and Quartet 11111516! ARTHUR R1 D1: NNING'PON . . Sergeant- Majm FRANCIS C. JOHNSTON ........... Quartel master Sergeant ................ Co. A Captains ......... H. A. Blair lst Lieutenants. . .S. E. Miller 2d Lieutenants...J. S. Cochran lst Sergeants . . . .J. H. Snyder 2d Sergeants . . . .C. S. Freeman 3d Sergeants . . . .J. J. Markle 4th Sergeants . . . . zadet Officers :11 L . Isenberg L E H. May I J E. H. W 5th Sergeants . . . .E Saums R. M. Rumble lat Corporals . . . .P. J. Morrissey P. O. Noble 2d Corporals . . . .G. E. Hurst M. L. Gray 3d Corporals . . .H. G. Gearhart R. S. Skemp 4th Corporals ................... J. P. Kottcamp 6th Corporals ..................... H. C. George Band GEORGE H. DEIKE. EDGAR E. GODDARD GEORGE P. SMITH EDWIN R. NORRIS DANIEL S. BAIRD. . RALPH W. BOWERS WALTER E. KETCHAM PERRY H. GENTZEL ....... ISAAC C. PALMER C.C E. Smith C P R. L. Streeter J H. W. Chestnut P E . H. Dale . S. Frey F. R. Shaffer J. V. Kyle T. J. Bryson A. T. Colvin G. L. Christman B. Hendrickson W. K. Myres H. A. Leitzell Co. D W. W. Heidelbaugh D. B. Tuholski H. A. Eisenhuth S. D. Fowler J. C. Clendenin E. 0. Rogers E. R. Ale C. N . Fenstemmcher S. Bomberger T Tritle .......... First Lieutenant and Commandant ........ Second Lieutenant and Band Master 216 ............................ Corporal ......................... Corporal ........................ . . Signal Sergeant :E. . .65: 5.5:... . : . Che Iladet Band President .......... . , ............ G. H. DEIKE Secretary .......................... E. E GODARD Treasurer ......................... Dr. G. G. POND Baud Master ..................... E. E. GODARD Solo comet: R. M. BOWERS, E. B. NORRIS First comets F. L. NEELY, L. E. NORSE Second Zornets G. H. DEIKE, H. G. WILLIAMS, D. J. HUBER clariomts E. E. GODARD, W. E. KETCHAM. D. R. DAVIS, J. D. RIPPEL, R. J. HUNTZINGER Jllto Saxophone P. H. GENTZEL Piccolas R. E. COOPER, L. R. DUNKLE Jlltovboms H. D. EASTON, VERNON FITZIMONS trombone: D. C. BAIRD, W. T. HECK, P. G. ELDER, H. P. MAHAFFEY Baritone E. R. NORRIS Bass R. W. CUMMINGS Cubas P. M. SNOEBERGER, S. E. WEBER zvmbals E. L. COOPER Snarenrum E. A. WHITWORTH Bass Drum G. E. BENDER 220 thavel ghOll' First tenors M. TORRENCE F . W. A. MHRKHL Second tenors R. OWENS R. DICIKIC G. H. Hrs! Bass J. B. LANDIS A. W ERT S. FRm' I4 4. Second Bass R. MILES W . SHARPH B. H. D. Ru'mcl. s a F I 4' K! Fm JWva kw H V f mane! orchestra reader MISS WYMAN First violins D. W. STRAVER D. J. HUBER C. A. SIIEARER Second Ulolins W. H. MCCUNE First zornet R. W. Bowrms Second comet 142. B. NORRIS First Zlarlonet 13. E. Gonmm Second Zlarlomt W. F. KETCl-IAM trombone D. C. BAIRD Bass E. R. NORRIS Drums If. A. WHITWORTH Pianist C. L. KINSIDE M. ..- 03 Quartem W. A. MERKm ...... ...First Tenor A. WERT. . . . . . . , G. II. DEIKIC , . . . . . . . .Second Tenor B. H. SHARPE. . . .. First Bass . . Second Bass I903 Debating team members W. H. LANDIS F. H. TAYLOR A. K. RISSER D. B. TUHOLSKI DEPARTMEN T SOCIETIES gr ;, Che Zivil Engineering Society 0mm: Presidml .............................. Tuos. JENKINS I G'auPrcxia'ml ......................... F. R. SHAFFER .SY-rrclmj' ................................ I. C. PALM 16R Wwasurm' ................................. G. B. Home Executive zommlttce Puma F. E. F055 PROF. E. D. WALKER THUS. JENKINS I. C. PALMER D. K. MILLER .I the WI Engineering Society members 0. N. CAMPBELL Tums. JENKINS D. C. BAIRD H. R. CLARK G. H. Dunne E. S. FRHV G. B. Home R. McD Human E. H. MAY D. K. .MILLER S. E. MILLER I. C. PALMER F. R. SHAFMCR E. C. SILVJUS E. STERRETT H. E. S'rl'r'r L. C. WALSH F. E. Yumcu E. N. ZIiRN Hssociatc members C. L. ARMsnv E. C. BltVIliR T. J. BRYSON R. P. CAMPBELL H. G. GEARHART J. E. PIARVIEY J. J. Houx,1'rz1e1.1.,Jx. D. J. HUBER H. C. KITTREIXHC II. A. LEITZHLL G. E. MCCURDY E. K. MCDOWELL W. R. Museum W. K. MYERS E. SAUMS R. S. SKEMI' F. W. STRICKLER 229 ! i I i u.- nuumm'wua ?? F' - 35 : 3'Immr . ?EKEE-G'nmkhbihw . -.: .51.: . u ennui- aft. 35am $$$ng I , MagimEmwgv 0mm: I Preside ! ............ ............................ ..J. STERRETT I'Vrt-Pmsidenls ........... L. C. HEILMAN, H. A. erT, W. G. Bowmks Seaway ......................................... D. A. JONES, JR. Executive Board PROF. J. P. JACKSON H. P. WOOD A. M. ARNEY A. T. HOLLOWAY H. L. JONES members W. G. Bmvx-zks C. L. KINSLOE T. C. GERWIG W L. KIRK 3 L. C. Hmmmx I V. KYLE A. T. HOLLOWAY J. B. LANDIS I II. L. Jomcs C. H. MCCONNEIJ. J. R. MADDOCK E. S. MCLARN l H. A. MOTH P. E. SMITH J. STERRETT E H. BECKER'I' J. C. CLENDENIN A. R. DENNXNGTON H. A. EISENHUTH E. E. GODARD G. HANDLONG F. C. JOHNSTON D. A. JONES. JR. 2 30 W. R. MILES J. M. NELSON F. L. ROHRBACH R. M. RUMBLE B. H. SHARPE E. B. S'FAUFFER H. E. S'mmxrzmn C. G. S'rou. R. M. STROUP A. WERT H. S. YEAKLE Electrical Engineering SOCRW Jlssoclate members E. R. Am: 0. H. BATIHL-Vfli A. S. Bnemecmau S. HUMIHCRHER .C G. L. CHRIS'UHN A. J. D. Iimnek ... 9. LUIA'IN C. N. FliNSTI-ZRMACHER M. L. GRAY W. T. HECK G. E. HI'RST W. 15. KHTCHAM II. 16. Lvoxs R. H. LYUNS P. J. Mmuussx-zv l'. 0. NthC A. B. Scnwnm; l. P. Tumu-an 11. G. THRUNIC J. F. TRITIJC A. T. VANVAIJUCNIH'RG Ii. R. XVUUI; the mechanical Engineering Socicw 0 President . . . I. F. HEPLER Vice President . . W. W. chnmummm Secretary . . . S. D. FOWLER Honorary members PROF. LOUIS E. Rlsmm PROF. H. E. DUNKLE PROF. C. L. GRIFFIN PROF. R. A. Nxvm 232 the mechanical Engineering Socictv Hctive members 1,. R. CARPENTER L. B. GRINDIAY C. G. HARPER W. W. IImmaLHAmm 1. F. Human D. D. HERR 13. C. HUGHES F. 2. MOORE S. E. WmmR JR. E. G. ROGERS C. W. Runny: J. 11. SNvmcu R. L. S'nusn'rlck R. R. HAILLIE E. D. CAMPBELL J. H. W. CHESTNUT J. S. COCHRAN J. R. DECKER S. D FOWLER R. L. CUMMINGS A. B. FISHER R. V. LITTLE .A.M1cmcm. 153. R. NORRIS C. M. PARKER G. V. Snonnu P. M. SNonnmunm P. V. STEVENSON HSSOCMR members J. R. ANDREWS J. II. ARIIUTHNOT E. W. BAILEY R. W. Bowxcks V. G. Cow: T. K. CRMAL R. W. CUMMINGS W. J. Doxwox'rn B. HICNDRICKSON J. P. KOTTCAMP R. L. Kkmm.1-;u II. S. LIGHTCAP L. H. KNUI'P M. 142. Lona J. 11. Lunwn: W. H. MCDOWELL II. C. MILHULLAND A. H. MYLXN JR. E. B. Nomus W. MCK. Rumuz W. C. RIDDLE L. E. SHANER C. A. SHEARER N. M. SMALL W. B. THOMPSON W. A. VVUODS R. W. WRAY 233 the natural History zlub omcers President .......................... H. A. BLAIR Vice-President. . . . . . . . , . .P. H. DALE Sec'y and Treasurer. . . ..... N. G. MILLER members PROF. H. A. SURFACE R. D. BARCLAY , J. H. PAINTER H. C. NEEL 1'3. L. VVESTLAKE N. G. MILLER T. C. LEFEVRIC M. J. RENTSCHLER A. K. RISSER G. T. HALDEMAN E. K. MCDOWELL K. F. LILJEGREN A. J. BUKA R. F. LEE P. H. DALE D. B.TUH0LSK1 P. O. Nonuc W. T. CARTER, JR. 234 Berzelius Zbcmical Society 0mm: President, . . . . . H. H. HANSON Vice-President. . . . . W. F. PLANK Secretary, . . . . . J. E. ISENBERG Treasurer, . . . . D. W. STRAYER Honorary members DR. G. G. POND DR. W. J. KEITH DR. F. E. TUTTLE DR. F. J. POND J. B. CHURCHILL A. G. FORD members C. F. BIERBAUER H. J. BOYLE J. K. BURTON J. F. BRADIJHV J. 1i. ISENBURG H. G. GERMAN H. H. HANSON G. O. GRAY W. F. PLANK C. N. NORRIS C. R. Smcmmn A. S. O'NEIL D. W. STRAYER C. W. Roman 23.5 THE OLD TREE miscellaneous organizations RQJ Rwy; Scientific Hssociation President ...... . ........................... BENJAMIN GXLL lst Vice President ....................... . .G. C. BUTZ 2nd Vice President ............................ H. A. SURFACE 3rd Vice Presxdent ........................... N. W. SHED Secretary and Treasurer ....................... W. J. KEITH H. P. ARMSBV W. A. BUCKHOUT J. Y. DALE H. 15. DUNKLE I. L. FOSTER J. A. FRIES C. T. GRIFFIN H. HAYWARD J. P. JACKSON W. J. KEITH GEO. XV. ATHERTON G. C. Buu'z Scientific association members WM. FREAK BENJAMIN GILL JOHN I'IAMIL'FUN J. A. HUNTER I. T. OSMOND W. Ii. REBER N. C. R1005 E. D. WALKER J. M. WILLARD J. B. CHURCHILL N. W. SHED R. A. NIVICN J. H. TUDOR H. A. SURFACE W. H. PINGREE W. M. Towns J. I. THOMPSON D. H. CLARK H. B. SHATTUCK HELEN A. SNYDER J. O. DENNISTUN F. L. PA'r'rmc N. M. TRENHOLME F. E. Foss E. W. RUNKLH M. 19. WADSWORTH H. P. WOOD M. A. POND Junior members P. E. SMITH D. W. STRAYER J. E. WAGNER A. T. HOLLOWAY Tuos. JENKINS H. L. JONES 239 ?ridav Zlub President ............... ..... Puma N. W. SlH-Zh Vicc-Presillent .................. DR F, H. TU'FTLH Scc'y and Treasurer .............. I'RUII'. Ii. 1!. WALKER members DR. AND Mus. A'rmcwmx Puma .xxn NIRS. VVALKHR DR. AND MRS. I'nxn Puma .xngRs.CnuK1-: DR. AND Mus. Aluxsnv CAPT. AND M 1m Cm RK PROF. Axxn MR5. BUCKHHITT Puma AND MR5, LlCI-Z'l'l-Z Plum. AND MRS. ll.nnl.'mx Puma .xxn MRS. BU'IV. Puma AND MRS. Osxmxn 1m. .xxn MRS. Km'rn. Puma AND MR5. Rmn-zu Puma AND MRS. JACKSON 1m. AND M RS. RUNKLH Y. PRnI-x AND MRS. Fuss f3' Puma AND MRS. Gknuux DR. AND Mus. Fm-ka C ; Puma AND Mus. IIAYH'ARH UR; .xxn Mus. WHITTIJ': 5. l'RUF. AND Mk5. WA-x'rsnx Puma AND MR3. Sum; l .1, Plum. AND MRS. SURFACE an. AND MRS. DHNNISTUN if PROF. AND MRS. Fl-ZHR RM . .an Mus NHlHJ-Z V Plum. .wn MRS. WILLARD MR. ,xxu Mus. PATTERSHN 240 Friaav mun members moncludcm PROP. AND MRS. IWFHHC MR. .xxn Mus. J. I. Tnmn-sox Puma .xxn Mk5. Guam: MR. .xxn Mus. GOLDEN DR. AND MRS. Wumwuk'rn MR. .xxh Mus. Mchnme. Plum. .xxn MRS. EsmixsnAm-z MR. ANII MRS. EMMRICK NIR. .xxh Mus. ADAMS DR. .xxn Mus. Tlucxuomnc MR. .xxn Mus. Bum MR. .xxn Mus. NH'l-IN Puma AND MRS. FOSTER MR. .xxn Mus. FiLLSlHIRY MR. ANDIVIRS. PINURHH Miss Glmv Mus. Anm. PnNn Puma HILL MRS. OLIVER l'umr. vamc IVIISS Rmmrm: Puma Tmmu Muss l;u.xm.1-zx' 1m. FRANK Pom: Miss Wmmx DR. BRHWNH MISS ST. CLAIR MR. HUNTER Miss Wmnn'r MR. NORRIS Miss GARNER MR. ANSART NIISS HARKNHSS MR. DUNKLH MISS WAY MR. Mules Miss MCDUNALH Mk. CHURCHILL MISS COLLINS Mn. N. W. memu'r MR. Akxm' Miss Jams MR. M. A. lhmn MR. Wmm MISS lll-11.1-;N SNYDER MR. SHA'r'er MR. Rmus 241 P. S. E. Y. m. G. H. 1902-3 Omcers President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, A . 1?. H. TA VLUR N. D. A. K. RISSER G. MILLER lmwu HNCI'Z RUIN members 19. R. SHAFFHR NORMAN G. MILLER THOMAS JENKINS T. J. BRYSUN Ii. P. LILJICGRICN A. K. RlSSER J. H. R. M. RUMBLE A. D. SNvm-zk LAWRENCE 1?. II. TAYLOR . IIUGm-zs G. If. MCCURIH' P. H. mn'rn M. J. RicN'rscnmm WAN; II. BARNES Iimvmm SAUMS HARRY E. STITT W. W. Illenncmmmm C. F. Slump H. A. EISICNIIUTII PROF. I. I4. FUSTMR W. A. WOODS BRUCE MCCAMANT II. 0. GEARHART H. R EA GA RBER W. G. Howraks R. F. 1.151.: U. S. Lmn'rcm' CHARLES SCHMIDT HARRY AUNGST J. A. HUNTER Much K. IIUUSTON jAMES L. CRAWFORD HARRY D. ICASTON PAUL M. RAlNl-ZV CHAS. M. Kmawzu SAMUEL ALMAN, JR. FRED G. GAY L. R. Immune jmm W. BAILEY W. RAY GURHAM T. IIan-zk'r ARNOLD A V. SHAVER L. B. SMITH B. W. HAMILTON R. W. BAILIW VERNON FITZIMONS P. E. MURRAY C. L. ESULEMAN J. H. VARNAIJ, Hssoclate members B. H. HENDRICKSON B. G. THRONE JNO. D. ELDER ASA T. VAN VALKENHURG H. C. NICEL FRANCIS PRAY ALFRED T. HOLLOWAY JAMES R. MADDOCK A. R. DENNINGTON II. C. MII.noI,LANn Jmuc E. ZULLINGER 1'2. STERRI'ITT JOHN T. KURTZ RICHARD D. BARCLAY R. M. Human JOHN D. RIPPEL H. F. BRADDOCK F. 7. MOORE JA M HS STHR R E'r Roma S. SKEMI' HOWELL Gun; KARI, 1?. LILJEGRHN A. II. KAUTZ J. B. LANms jmumne J. MmmAN W. E. KRONE W. S. FIFE 1'2. 1'1. RAY E. C. SILVIUS C. R. SMITH H. A. er'r H. H. HANSON L. C. HEILMAN 19. Z. MOORE W. 13. PI.ANK J. M. NELSON C. H. MCCONNICIJ. F . C. JOHNSTON 16. S. FREY A. M. CLAY F. P. Donmc R. M. RUMBLE L. E. PERRY B officers President . . . . II. A. Mn'rT Vice President . . . W. 19. PLANK Recording Secretary . 1:. C. JOHNSTON Corrcslmmling Secretary P. Y. STEVENSON Treasurer . . . 19. Z. MOORE members W. MCK. Rmmu C. anm C. S. MCLARN i. C. SILVII'S A. T. HOLLOWAY R. LEROY STRmc'rlck H. S. Yawn: W. T. Rmn R. S Slump H. E. PLANK J. H. SNYDER R. J. HUNTZINUICR J. T. KURTZ HI-lv A 5.4 S. E. MILLER 244 PROF. DR. E Eiterarv flmb Officers President ......................... PROF. I. T. OSMOND lst Vice President. ...... . ........ Plum. A. II. ESI-IthuAmc 2nd Vice President ................ REV. G. 1. BROWN Secretary and Treasurer .................... MR. N. C. RIGGS Executive zommmce PROF. BENJAMIN Gm. PROF. J. M. WILLARD PROF. I. L. FOSTER members BENJ. GILL PROF. F. L. PA'r'rmc Plum. 1. L. FOSTER MR. J. Q. ADAMS PROF. A. II. lismaNsuAm: MR. N. C. Rums Puma J. M. WILLARD Du. C. A. Buowmt . W. RUNKIJC PROF. l. T. OSMOND Rlcv. G. 1. BROWN PROF. N. W. Smcn DR. N. W. TRENHOIJWE DR. M. E. WAnswoan Debating mun BREE President, A. R. lmNNan'nm ViCC-Presitlelll, M. J. inwrscnmeu Secretary, . . . . F. M. TURRENCJ . Txeasurer, . . . . . J. A. HUNTER Executive zommmce 1?. H. TAYLOR F. J. SAUNDERS A. K. RISSER members F. R. Snmuuiu D. H. 'memm R. M. STUUT W. R. GURHAM F. M. Tmuucxuc J. A. Ilux'mck F. J. SAUNDERS A. HART, JR. P. M. RAINJ-zx' F. H. TAYLOR S. ALMAN, JR. H. T. WILLIAMS J. L. CRAWFORD C. S. HUMHHIUHCR II. D. ICASTUN J. j. NIURGAN 1?. 1'2. PRAY A. K. RISSHR A. R. DliNXINH'HDN II. C. GEORGE j. 1!. LANDIS W. 11. LANms M. J. RENTSCIILICR 247 the Golf zlub President ............................ PROF. H. D. WALKER Sec'yumd Treasurer .................... Plum. 1. L. FUS'W.R EXQCHIIW gommltm II. A. Now 112. S. Fm-zx' CHAS. I4. Anmsm- tournament aommmce Puma 1,. l6. lU-zmik 19. S. Fklex' N. W. BUCKHUUT members Plum. J. II. Ll-II'ZTH II. E. lmxmm: Mk5. J. H. LICHTIC 1.1. IIUIHJTZHLI. l'Rmi. G. C. WATSnx 16. II. ARMSHY Puma J. P. jlchsox P. V. S'rl-zwzxsnx Plant. 14. 1C. Rmnak C. M. PARKER I'RUF. C. 1,. GRIFFIN F. L. chm' M RS. C. L. GRIFFIN W. T. Rum Plum. 1. 1.. Fos'rlcu If. S. Fum' Plum. E. D. WALKER C. 1,. ARMSM' Puma A. II. lCm-uxsmmc A. W. McCLums Puma N. w. Sman D. A. jnxlcs DR. N. W. TRHNHUIAIH T. C. PHILLIPS J. A. HUNTER W. MCK. RHIH'ZR C. II. M. A'rmcwmx T. J. Mnssxck N. W. Bucmmu'r H. A. Mu'r'r W. B. Tuumvsux D. K. MILLER 13. S. MCLAKN 248 Che Cervsicborean mub OHICQI'S - - I. F. HEPLER C. R. SIEGFRIED J. H. W. CHESTNUT - H. H. HANSON President - - Vice President - Secretary - Treasurer - - members W. W. I'lmmcmmmm I. 1?. Hm'mcx D. D. HICRR J. R. MADDOCK J. M. NELSON H. A. MUT'F LEROY SCIIULL C. R. Slilmrkmn 16. IC. ADAMS H. A. BLAIR J. 11. W. CHICSTNI'T J. R. DIcCKIcu T. C. Glcuwu; G. HANDLUNG 11. H. HANSON 249 His Royal Highnese, . . . . . . . D. B. TUHULSKI Gmf De Photos, . . . . . . . . J. M. NELSON Sir Knight Quill, . . . . . . . . G. V. SHORIGI Count De L'Argent . . . . . . . . E. F. Smcmn' Gruf De Souvenir, . . . . . . H. R. CLARK Lord High Executioner, . . . . . . . J. 1?. BRADLEY Duke Sky Pilot, . . . . . . . . R. M; Rummm: Lord Rhymer, . . . . . . . . B. H. SHARPF. Count De NoAccount . . . . . . . H. E. STORLTZING Earl De Lunch Hook, . . . . . . . L. C. WALSH Baron De Pew, . . . . . . . . R. L. CUMMINGS Count Suggestion, . . . . . . . . R. MCD. Human Sir Knight De Vent, . . . . . . . 19. R. NORRIS El Capitan, . . . . . . . . . J. A. MORONIW Sir Basso Prufuudo, . . . . . . . A. WERT Fricnsse De Pulle, . . . . . . . . II. S. YICAKLE Capital: Le Fin Dc Monde, . . . . . . F. 1,. DODGE Monsieur Le Courthalte . . . . . . . W. L. KIRK Gmf dcr Liegner, . . . . . . . F. L. RoHRnACH Xx- R JMVA -'X.. I RXMWRMBRRK. mzm-Umrnz-I ?HE-l Che Cbespians President. 11. II. HANSON Secretary, linw. S. FREY Manager, W. .W. HEIDELHAUGH Asst. Manager. C. L. KINSIJFIS Executive Zommmee H. II. HANSON S. Ii. MILLER R. L. Srmcwrlm jouN C, CLENmeNIN linw. S. ka' Honorary Members 1?. L. PATTM: J. H. Lawns A. H. Esmmsnmui members H. H. I-lANsuN ' D. B. TUHUI.SKI S. E. MILLER G. H. Imuui Enw. S FREY B. H. SHARPE J. C. CLENDHNIN W. A. Mmucm. R. L. S'rxmmek , W. R. MILES 252 Wild menu 7 3 miscellaneous ; 11:0, . 1:01:010'110-1: 1:031:01'01I01E05: 1:1: 1:01: 1:0'10110101 $071? ' v ' '1': 4'11 2 1 , 2119;11$Q:11Qf1: v.11v0-1'Q'1'41W15 0' 010-10100: .101 131- 01:31: 101010101101: 10-. Hlmost a Robbery ACT 1. 11311511 House Lobby0'1'mvcli11g Mon. Hutu! Clerks, 1111111-11121c11s, 0111.1 junior tmnsing t0 11i111sclf10 111211111: 111112! Anyway! 1 11:111'1 1111- 111-1'51211111 why she 5111111111111 have 111-1111 211 111111111 1111 2111 21110111111111 1ik1: this tglancing 211 clock't. 111111111112 111111r tn 11.11t in this 1111.11 1111110 11111111. tEntcr young Prof. 1'3 Prof. C. tsecing' junior. 111ist21kcs him 1111' Prof. 1111- 111-110. 117.! What are you doing here? 011111: in 211111 112111 s11111cthi11g 1111 11111! junior- No! Professor, this is 1111 1111-. what 21111 1011 drinking? 111:112101111011 servos two 110ch 1111 the junior. 1111111111111 111' 111111- 111010 rounds 011 1112111 U, who. during; this interval explains 2111 211mm high cxplosivcsj Prof. C. 1111 11211101111111.1011iivc 1110 21 pint 111' sherry 211111 :1 11112111 oi '1'12i111hlc. 1'1'11 .11111im'1 1V0, I'll put this in ynur suit cus' 211111 you can give it to 1110 1111111 WC get up tn 111v 11111103112 Uint 11rnf.C1 Juni11r0'WYh11 in the 521111 11i11 1111115 111- think 1 21111? tCurtainJ ACT ttlcnts' XV21iti11g 1x11111111. I'mf. 1V. Seated Near Window. lintcr .1 1111i11121 Junior 110 11i111sch- Ah, that's 1111' fellow 111211 111111. 1'. 1111111 1111,- for. 1'11 rest casy 211111 5C1: 11111 11111. t'l'akcs 21 scat 1111 other side 111 11111111 in dark 111112110121 tlintcr Prof. C1 Prof. C.0 llc11111 W00! Where are your suit 17215115? 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Robcr 1111', Clondcnin. what is 1111- a1111ar1'n1 01:151111 1111111 11101111111110 21111111110111 111151111 1111111 is 1111111 11 111111011119 111 1111, :111- 11:1111111111'. J Davy 11011115, speaking of 11:111.: 011 11111111 11111115. says: W111111011 11111145 with 110105 in 11111111 may 110 11111 111 11111 1111115 511 111111 1111' 11111011 C2111 5111-1111110 1111'011g111 111611131 O: O7X102'5O1'.' 012107?-OI'.1O'.'I-O:Y- 2'50?- 2'5012102: 1:- 22'6- ' :.,.. 97 7. . .V,.,,,,. .17, . .. . ,. .v H Goldbrick Vnrsily lxc uppcurs hcfurc Swamp with u very old copy uf waunp's Hullinc. Mvznllllwfl Ivlln. what did ynu pay fur this ? 'Vursil'x'w-wrhirly cunts. Sxx'zunpleIumph. why I could hilVC suhl yun :1 bcttcr one for- fur. whvrc tlid you get this. :my way? Vursily-w l'mm M11 Hunk. Sxx'umpm- Hc know lwllvr Ilmn 1H sell ynu 111111 in here! Nukes llu- UM l ull'nc zmd glws 'Vzusity u now 0110 take. this, I'll make Hank lvzty 11 c tlii'fx-I'cm'c. Yale methods Su-nc: limggic Pnn'l's vluss-nunn in Applied Mcchzmics. Timc: Warm, lazy day in September. l' 1 uggiv is workingr pmblvm :11 Imzml. .Ulcr Working for forty minutes turns around 11ml 11n- fulv lmving' lukcs place: 4 WVhy. Mr. llcrr. where is the rest of 111v class? llvr1 w an rix Slrwlcr. Rogers. Snyder. Parker and fnchran wont unl that window: Vnnlphcll, l nxx'lc1';l1ul Mcrkcl went out the other unv; lluntllnng lies hack on lhc Hour nslm-p and I wouldn't be here but I furgul my hat and hml 1n CUIIIC back after it. Fmuggic-JWVCH. 1.11 L'xcusc yon. tun. .A'A-A.A.A A.A.A.A.A.AuA.A A.A AIL A A AHA AVA A A.A ANA A-A uv .v. .v. v. . v .v. v.. Iv .v v.v-v v.v v.v Vv-v v ......-'...,.YA AYA.AYAY-'A.AYA.AYA.;'A A'. A A.A -.A-- A.A AiAIIA'Iz u'u' '-VIVIvtv-vIvIV v.v.v v.v v-v.v v.v :7.v.y v:-vW-v v-v. Priws Dream I. IH'ol'L-ssur .lncksnn drcmnwl :1 dream .Umul :1 buttery. Ilv lnM it 10 1110 vlcclriculs Hf 1110 class of mm. H. anx' this WIIS what prnfmsur mill About l11i5 dream of his. I mzulc a cell of hiwhrmnuu- Yhich mmh- :l nmtur whiz. HI. I put it on 111v :mtu-hill .Mnl wvnl In Shinghlmm, l spwl along lhu cnmkwl I'uzul H'cr hills lmlh 11p and 11mm. IV. I kept it humh in my huuw l,ikv :1 gray of dimple. .Mul whvn Ill rise mo 1:110 l'mm 1m! l'tl Kll'iVC i1 lltHYH 1n vlnqwl. V. anv wc, of CHIIFSC, dun'l dunhl tho drmm Mmm lhc buttery Hut just how hv rcmmnlwn-nl il. Is what We fail m soc. 107'000006 '0 190000000 - 321. A .n. WyhywauAIKEA'WIfI.-.-.A.A A A.A A.A.-.A.-.A.A A.A AIAIAtADA 1' dvuvtv.vvvuv-v.vuvuvtv-v vuvuv Viv vuv vmv Vtv-v v-v v v .4,...,h.A A.A.- A A.-.-.-.A.A.A..A A.A.-.-.-.A.A A.A.-.A.A.A..Au :t' .t- .ytvtv.v.y vr.v.vuv.vtvtvuv v.v.v.vtv.wv.v.v1vtvtV:v,tV:.:. Baltly-JtMr. Stcrrctt, put problem 5 on the board. Zekc-ttC-L'nn't tl-th it prO-fCS-SO-OFOF. Baldy has sumo one. else put it on and later says. HCan you do it now, Mr. Stcrrvtt ?'y chcw'W-l sup-lm-sc $03 Hultlyh'W'un hotter sup-po-us: Zl'll little less . :mtl-zmtl Sllkll-tl'Y-y 1t little more, Mr. Storrctt. cht-m- Yc-yC-ycs. si-si-sir. .i IT IS Pml'. in Agricultural lh-purtmont and young lady coming down Collcg :tvcmlc arc intercepted by second profossnr, who says 10 first: Tho milk yuu haw hccn sending: me lately is nut :15 good :15 it should ho, and :15 my little buys thpClltl upon it :lhnust mltircly 'I wish you Would we that i got hotter milk in future. First prufcssor assures second that thc matter will hC looked into and walks 011 with young lzuly and says. 'Now. isn't that :1 pretty 1101c, hnthoring :1 mun with two academic thjvrocs uhtmt a quart of milk. 'ch publication of :1 CUingc :umuul is no shoot-tlic-clmtcs to glory. J McCunc, '01 Umiking into La Vie mmmi- Is the editor in? 'liuholski iswvlling Illiii-QiYCS; wlinl czm 7w ilu fur yum? McCunciiDu you cure fur :my pm-li'y? 'J 'linhulski-! ! .i lithlic 7.0m Qiiilcring La Vie leinliiii'ilhu'c, what do you think ? Duvc-MPWII'v, hun- yun gut smm-lhing for HIV lilvrnry ilqiziri- nicnt f lCtltliniNn. but I limught my twiniccn tonight; Dcilx'cw-Wiix'c inc tho mukingsV I did for :l fad 1 J'- Sborigi, entering La Vie room just :15 the lust bunch of manuscript is being sent to press, WVliy, is this the La Vic mum 3 Prof. Foss, SIH'IlkiHjT in class in Rziilmml Engineering of nizlilvlmg catchers fur fusi trains. Hep, who rubbers 'i'olmd into svwrzil classes and 11:15 rnbhcrml into this 011C, thy! I don't just understand Iimv that works. Mlcditutcs a minutci Will! yes, I see, 11w mail rlvrk gvts up on top of the cur and grabs the bag as the train passes. ClaSS-HYCS! that's it.H 5.2.73.1? O 1'5- GRAVY CHANGES THE BATTER Y Furl lxhg'crsw-JWYhut lobster changed our hullvry? Hrzuw-HW tlid. ch-n l yun lhruugh? J Hunningtun lu lC. 1i. Rugx-rs :lt'u-r lhv licllcfnnlc slwlrnlc: 1 mm ynn last night on the 3111-01 with nine girls. RngL-rs Uzlkcn unxuvzln-M-$Xu you didn't. I nnly hzul livv. J n AT IJCMONT DEPOT Miss H.; 'H:1$ tho 1min gmw 10 Nova Stalin? 'Wgcmm-Xn nm'm. the train 11:15 not left far 50min. J Kid in Graham's burlwr shop. Ifntcr 'l uhn1ski. 'l 11hulslx'i 3'llcllo! tlwn-H Nu unswcr from kid. l ulmlski77-3'IIcy Ilwrv! Why dnn'l .wm slwzlk wlu-n ynn wv 3 man. Kid 77777 I Jo, .a'v zbeese It! Be zop! llrudlc-x'. with lwzul nut ml. liltlc wimluw in Lnnly's Lulu cmllainingwr lwsitlvs Ih'mllcy. Hvrmzm. Hruy 11ml D2110. lh'mllniyhTWulk 11p gcntlcmml 21ml sccuru yuur tickets now. TlH- lzlrgvst ,xidvslnm' ml mrlh. cmnuining lhc must nmgniiiccnt living won- dvrs uf tln- ng'c. Wc huu- lu-rc W irunny' Hwy, tln- grvzm-sl freak of 11n- tluy. 'Nuisy' liiH Hf l'mnkm' Hill, who m-wr wnrkml 11ml ncvcx' will. ank up gcntlvnwn and pay yuur lllUHcyng- lmrtly unlucks the door and walks in. limdlcy crawls hclwwn Lunly's logs. UNnisy snczlks 01H behind him. '4 imnny falls dczul. whilv Hulv. much :lhuslml. pn-cwlcs Lm'tl'x'. who wvzn's :1 lunk of insullwl dignity. 3.. :5. 1.11.: In Geology Elass H12 qulsworthihkl1'. H. T. Smith, what good elemph- hzn'c we Hf :1 salt lake which once hml an outlet. SmithiMJihc Jordan. J Dr. qulsworthiiihlr. Glenn, what is :1 glacier? tilcnnitl't glacier is like water, only its ice. J- IN MINERALOGY CLASS Scllcrs slips picnic 0f red brick in llcwittis drawer while the latter is reciting to Prof. Shed. l'rcscntly Prnf. Shwl picks it 11p and asks Hewitt what it is. Hewitt, who i5 llCX1.u says: lwt Im- try it fur the qi'L-nk. Streak is red. l'mf. Shed prmlmmccs it hcmatitc. Jr Lohr, 'tH tto Lurdyiwi'ls Prof. tirnvy uhunt ? LortlyiDitl you conic over to make up suh-lircshnuln Physics? lluhrHttNo. Sophonmrc Jilcctricity. Lurth' thunding out it cutztlugmjwqlrrv, tnkc this and look up the professor's n:nnc. You've been hcrv long enough tn know tht- pm- tvssm's. .a'v Mrs. Mind in the basement of the Chemistry lath. calling up on sptlHking tuhv t0 supposed hushuml :tlmvc. Charlaiy Churchill, hmvwcr. answers thc 0:111 and this is what he hmrs: Hllcllu, rally, is that you? J Hmvc tin Litcmturc'iilrt'ing's mother was zm linglighnum. THE ABOVE SKETCH GIVES 'NHC NA MES 01? 'IWVHNTY I'RUFICSSURS AND INSTRUCTORS. 206 ILA AWAIAWIVRIVAvA LIA A AIAIA 1.;1; A A A A A.'A.A.A 2 'AuA .A Ay A' uvuvuv.v-v-v v v-v'v v.v v v vuv.vuv v v-v.v.v.v.v-v v v.v.v A?ADA'AIA AIAIA'AIAiAIAIA A1xA1AAIA AIA A.A.A.A.A.A AIAIAIJAiAAN. V'lvthv-v vnv.v v.v-v.vuvuvuv v v v.v v v v.v-v v.v-v.v vlvt Hrmv Blankets There was :1 little Freshman Who was very cold one day; He didn't have :1 cmnfurlcr, 1n bod he couldn't stay. 'erc was a wise, wisc Sophomore Yhuluh1 him very plain, H ht lo the Ixulius' Unlugc wont, X blanket he'd obtain. Sn MT this Frcshic guyly gm-s, The. heater to swurc. 1' 01 army blankets often scrvc Cold Frcslmu-n 10 allure. He came up 10 the mttugc door, 'I la saw the sprightly maid. Hut when 110 made his crmml knnwn. Slw laughed and nnly said. UPoor liltlc 1511151111111n. :'.16:210:R10 ' $0751.13. 973 . I 192319?'2W?'i9,9597'- . 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J SWIUHPH XVIICHE is silver nitmtv fmmd? l rcshm:1n-n- ln the scat, Chili :md other Enmpt-uh t't'mntrit-s. .3 lilziir, '07! tin Mineralogy clzlssi0ulmctm'. why do they call this mineral 'zinkctiitc,' when there is no zinc in it? H'zulswm'th-- 'I'hc mim-ml was 1121mm! after Ezu'nn um Zinkcnitc. I don't know huw much zinc ht' had in his composition, pmhuhly he had the tin, though. 0.':0-.:-' 0.7.0:: :z0:.:0;:: :'.'-0:':-0'.'.i -.X'-0:'.'-0':-0.'.'- 3,1...- T0 303. -,, 40:00. .. ': :'.t0:'.: z'.:0.f50:.'-01:0.'.0.70702ch 208 001190,...1609090900'5 900699 000000900090 0099 06000000' IHHV POETRY MAY BE MISI'NIHCRHTUUD 15111-1-1111111,'11:;,r1-:1115:111-111-111'11111111111-.xr'11'111111111111111-11. N111. 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Thornton Usmmnl, hotter knuwn us t'lmnli'. the Junior clcctricnl section holds an infnrnml nwcting tn tit'CitiU mi 21 plan of action for tho hnui'. They then proceed to thv Cttllt'gv Ct-ntcr of scientific research. nmrc h'cqucntly cullwl the Lab. nn :1 ilvzul run in order to gct hack SCZIIS. licforc seating thcmsclws. however. izlch mic shztkcs hands with lmrtly in tmlvr tn shuw him that :m cm at guml ict'ling is zihmit tn set in. Lui'tly tiil't'CiS Yczikh- tn tlistrihntc printed shoots containing :1 synupsis nl- thv 501110510138 wnrk :md whon 'ttihick hcgins ho is grvctctl with the yells: Score czlrtls Iinr tho gmm- ! ! !'i hScore curds ! ! l t hily nf'ticiztl smtwnii' nf thc tlnw' ! i ! etc.. etc. etc. Ycztklc. in nnlcr tn qucll tho rint. shouts, Itircsh Dt-lzlwzu'c shad from the Susquehanna. Lurth' lhcn tiros thc it'ihiWS nut of the hack $0211 to the front :iml upcning his hunk hvghis mi the lesson which hc claims he had pasted. t'lihis notice hml hocn postal. hilt wits thoughtfully rcmm'wl from thc hnllctin hutml t-n- it had gotten CUltl. and us a result 110 um- had studicrl thc 1055mm 'Iihc tirst quL-stinn is tlircctt-tl :tt Mclxtrn. Lnrth'uttklr. Mclgu'n. what is tmnpomtnrc? McLarnm- lt is :1 measure Hi hotness. ticntlc pails nt' laughter pmccctl from all parts iii the mom. lmnlyifklr. Ycztklv tell us some properties of the mercury thcr- mumctor. HVhiClC'-'WVCH. prufcssor. they are Hitcn 11111th of :ilchhnl. Murc nuisc by 1110 gang. IAH'tly-HHMI'. chningtmi. whzlt dt'tvrmincs the host qualities of tht-rnmmctcrs ?'y lMiuunWh-H'Iiho smullt-r thc hnrt- hthrt tintcrrnptinm hTho loss it will hold. liy this time thc time was :11 its nhl-timc pitch and things were going the gang's way whilt- incidentally u few were going Lnrtly's. ,u'1a .n .v. .n fr w w w W J. .3. .n .n..i ..- u- n' u' n' 2 910$6$O$01 hthg. W0 Of 6210 Oi 'On'Ou-O 016$ 0-93 6 . OWOV010Y$ HO O 61 . 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MMWC Hour hallm1 hwl hcv arc tminw 10 make nu- tzlkc another 3 V . u h sncuk :15 5mm :15 they Hm! I zun huckf .5 Mcfllno H11 German. lmnslatcH-ul 11m :1 waif. I'mf. Fcln' Nu, nut waif. hul Jake ltvzms Untcrruptmm- Wafer. .i Friday. FCIH'HZHT I-l, I902, l'mf. Huckhunt prays for thc hcnctit of H10 cn-wls, Do not lose Courage if men have gone back on you. .x Swampy. on day of Suphmnurc Ulcmistry and Junior Calculus cxmninutinn pays :15 fulluws: 0, lmnl. grant that this dnv we may not rely on our own knowledge. WA? i ; FT Nu; m 'O-tf. :':-0- 76-,110-,'.1 $021193:0::ioadoazyxo7nao: s 2:02:91? .'. 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Very soon a. laugh from tho lkv's othm- put tht-ut ut'xt autl thcy wcut hack to the Inn to huish thL-ir sumwr. This wasn't unough tun, Hi masqm-rarliug umhtr the name of Prof. tVillartl, l'iishcr callml up llautiloug': Willard ilHt'lltltlis-ruhlt'. llautlloug. what was the matter today in your calculus cxaut.. you failed complctvly? lIamlloug----- Wt-H, pt'ott-ssot', I just went to picnics. l r ially don't know what was tht- tuattct' with 1110. thHlll'ti-A-Hhh't'il. it you hau- uo t-ugagt-uu-ut this owning you might call and scv mo and WC Couhl look ovcr thc palwr Jllltl 1 could show you your mistakes? Ilautllougsttl atu wry sorry. prol't-ssor. hut I haw a wry pressing vngagmucut this muting. t'ouhl you appoint sonic other time? tVillartl-W?W'cli call after chapel in lilt' morning. llamlloug--HA11 right. tiootI-hy. Yallct' Sharpc was thy only ouv who wouhl venture to imitate liahly, which conversation hc huhi with Mr. Zi-ru, '05:. hthlystltlr. Zorn, what was the maltt-r with you in your exam. today, your paper is wry poor? I don't see how 1 can pass you. JlL-H Ilc! Zcrnwsuls that you l'rofcssor Tudor? iahlwaW'cs. sir. Zcruw'WVt-ll, professor, I hayc hail a very severe Cold lately and have taken so much quiniuc as to tuaht- Illl' dizzy at times. This moru- iug during the exam. I t'L-It quitt- githlyf' Jiahlys-NYou ththtit tlo yoursch' justin- on the eighth problem, Mr. ZcrnX' ZcrusWVt-lt, that was on account of tho quinine, professor. ialdys-WVCH, lluh! Call around and SCH mo. Huh! At this 1110 gang: cauu- on up to thc building. having had vnough fun for 0m: night. .. 1'O;K.10;'.10:'1.W'.' 1K1.u .vyK' .15 .n . 1i. W W... 4-.11 2.41.1.1 11114:.4. 4.14:.4-A1 r4a4..14..14 4.1.14-::4+1411Mk4w14 4-. .14 4. Hunter, KM K10 Tulu1151x1D-JWVhal are you don. lulml lxlmWVritingr an item for 1110. lloc Lance. 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N0! chlschlcr! chlschlcr! a the facultv Reception lmxch- l'm 11ml tn mcct -yuu. pmfuxm lH'cshnum Km Kliilly Inn where's ymn' wifc. .$ Puppy Hill Ho Hilly' Ian-W'WVcH prnfvssur, :ll'c ym pcttnw .x'nur thru- dollars mnth J I leslmmn K10 Hisx Rcdift-H-KKI am dcllghtml to meet mu Miss Rcdil'cr .lhscntlyK- Rcallvx ! 43'2141x14n -'1:1.4 114:1 2.14114 1- ' 1.1- x4.42.149431141-al 280 7 W? 311541.14. 11.14121411- 11.14:. 1274-2. 1.4:. 4xw$4914w4x4 7 r0711. 71 9 71'431 9 . vOrlvO 15071707?va r.r1 .:'r. ?;?1' gnoclicrgcr 00 MCL'muu-ll, u'liu is making up a pool on the U. l'. vs. Stau- game 111's lluu ? Miilgc7'21 pool un tmum'mwls guuw; llnn't ynu wzmt to go in; n Snowy- l can't, play. .21 Mr. ,liroy, wlizu llH you put into :1 convcrlcr tn mulw 1 mm. Shed the steel basic? lircy Limestone. l'rol. Sliml- lluli, not quite. Mr. llulicr. wlinl Wnllltl you 5.101 if you would put the lime in witlmul 1hr smut. I lulici'7 XVVliitcu'ush. u J lircsluuuu, rczuliug graphical clivmicul equation, ll minus Swzuupy interrupting. 'lilic plus sign will llH in llllS c2150. 0 minus ll. Jr i Lunly - Mr. lecr. what is Simple llzlrmuuic Motion? ' lecr l'tryiug to answer from tllu several pmmpts given liimla 117911. pmlcssor, it's motion simullzmmmsly, altogether 211 the same time. J lircsluuzul rczuls in his girl's letter. 1111211 docs l'. S. C, :11 1110 lmtlom of your last lcttcr uu-zui? How it moan. l'lcusc Stop 1:015 responding? J Ynung Swzuup tn lircsluuxui7 111131 is sulphuric acid? lircsluuuum'W lun'l knmv. Yuung' Swnmp 711'cll, yuu tlun't luuk iutclligcuL' '0 ?er 1-57 ' 703:0 0'7. 07135 'T? '3 '10-,iz0as0f 0130;103:09107 0.70::0 0 -0' :0 W01; 313373 281 Pu u . 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'1'1111s 1211' 11111 organization has 11111111 s1111-s111111111'1111g', 11111 an effort is 11111111; 111211111 111 1111121111 211 least 1121111211 51111111111 1111111 11111 1'111111g11 with the 11111111. 111' enlarging 11111 111s11'11111c11121111111 211111 111'011111211111 11f 11111011111112; 1'11111'111'1 11211111. 7'.'1 7110711 071' 7'1107'1407'1'071'107110 7111,057'07 07110711 .0 031' 7 - 7 1071'0 7'1 .1232:- 1:13-1:12.33..-31:3-::31. .11 3.3113131131233113.3.'3 3 289 291 1.... t, H V! .wo 4'?r.:w , .. ha $ wow0$ moxox 3 2M 0. wox ... -:' R$2$1950 4W- mow w w0u' :owoi 'oxox 4 -97 O$O$OWQ$ , ?EWVY M Co the willow tree llziil monarch of the campus green With thy fnr-rczicliing slizulv! Moro worthy sovereign 110'01' was scvn, In woml or forest glzulc. Thy branches longr arc gnm'lml and old. Full many a your its scroll has rollwl. Since than first saw the sun; All nmv proclaim thy Iiizijcsty. Although with grief sincere they soc. 'l'lly course is nearly run. Nor time nor change from Nature's huml. Affects thy power and might. Lot winter wrap the frosty land In sheets of purest whitc, Or spring with dainty fragrant touch Wake bud and Howcr we love so much. lircct, unmoved art thou. Lot summer deck with vcrdnrc grown 0r autumn paint willi yellow sheen, Unlwnt is thy noble brow. H'c thzmk tlicc for the abundant slnrc 0f gifts both rich and rare; Hifts thou hast offered tier 21nd o'er, Since thou wort planted there. Prutcctiun from the chilling blast. And shelter as wcivc often passed. ln smnmcr's torrid heal. While from thy Imnghs melodious notes From feathered songslcrs' joyous throats Burst forth in music swbct. 9 V w xoio:i ow. 43$OinOH1$19 293 wow .oao om$m0ioxoi OH 91'! .'- 711593: W'c would 111cc 1110c whatder lwtidc Stuml firm in joy or pain. linch 50111511 purpose cast aside, Aml strive for other's gain. In tunc with 1501111111015 varying mood, Uur ovcry thought. our ncig'hlmrk good, 111911 1w likc 111cc 101' aye; And whcn our work on earth is 110110. With toil and sweat the victory won, Like 11100 wv'd pass away. ;: . .1 wooi' , Q mm 294 i'SO'JtOi. 1th 1W .'.'-OI.'- A'Or'lOlO'iO'. n'i 2.19?ng Olile'anx'OnwO'. X- 15-. 1.751Ml101t0 971': it-O:'.'-Otl'0 .X-Qltv 10-31-035 350-3 Qx- Jr. XWXvOW- 0-302. 0:.10- 07'0r0- 0x0r3103:0303: . fl Dream I had :1 dream that was not all a dream. Shadowy forms from out of the lustnesses of dr'umlzmrl came. remained a moment, and then 'zmishetl, whither I know not Some of my visitors seemed like men, others like fiends; a few were ministering angels. Various localities also appeared in my dream. Now I. was here, now there; now the locality was indistinct, now it stood forth in vivid- ness equaled only by those places which we see in clearest sunlight. Now I can recall only :1 few of the places and characters of this strange phztntzlsy. It seemed mystery wound round with mystery. Deeipher it ye who can. At first I saw a rounded, grassy knoll of considerable expanse, dotted here. and there with WCll-lrllnmt'll trees, uml surmounted by a huge, mzmy-wimlowed gray-stone building, which loomed against the. clear sky in the darkness of the night. Within the building,r were many rooms opening into wide halls. At lirst I saw no living being. Then 11 single form came from an opened door, moved silently, swiftly alongr the hull, passed out of the great entrance and disappeared into the night. Again all was silent, then another form appeared and disappeared as before. Again and yet again this was reputed. then there came a single shrill signal of alarm. As quick :15 thought doors were thrown open and two crowds rushed into the corridors, one crowd contending against the other. Some of the one faction tried to escape quietly and unobserved, while their comrades fought the more vigorously to cover their tlight. The contest raged till late, at night. tirmhullly one party gained ground and made many prisoners. who were continetl in various rooms. The prisoners tried every possible means of escape, but without success. Now the victorious party sent out small hands to timl and bring hack those of the w utker party who hzul escaped before and during the battle. I saw them searching the streets. fences, barns and houses throughout the neighborhoml. 1 saw them 8 -;1rching the surrounding - 3' 30- x x 3:- 30303.30- 3109 030310310X 3:0 30-3-20 0 037015 $0w0- i-34070? $01wi0: 530990 .0 0r0.0. 0.030330 02903503.: 295 W071- 07'107E107t107'107'107i'107'117101710'07'.' 7Y07'--'.'-07 7'.'07'.- 7'!- 7'.'- 072'07'. 07.07. 7.07.07. 0739073407310 7.-07't'-07'.'v07'.'-0 7'.v07'C07'.'-07 v07 077 077't'- 701050 '.0'0 07'0 07'0 0 country, the towns and villages, in every direction. I saw them guard ing railrozul stations, searching trains, lintling and capturing those they sought many miles from the. gray stone hniltling. W'ith indefatigable zeal and energy they worked :15 though life itself thpCllthtl on th7 1107 eoinplishment of their purpose. Meanwhile those of the victorious party who haul remained in the corridors, ufte' :1 conference. brought forth the, prisoners 11ml, guard- ing them carefully, took them out into the darkness of midnight. In my dream 1 followed them. They marched down the street and over a hill to a small wooden building, entrance to which was seenretl by means of a ladder. Here the prisoners were kept during the remainder of the night. in the morning more. prisoners were brought, all closely guarded. In spite of the guards some of the new arrivals inzule thS- pcrate efforts to escape. Une. lusty fellow broke from his captors zllltl with incredible agility struck out for freedom. Easily out running his guards, he took refuge high up :nnong the rafters of an Ultl shetl only to he discovered and recaptured. Two others elntletl their gnnrtls illttl at the top of their speed struck out for the distant inonntztins. They were followed by the lleetest looted of the gnzmls for many 21 mile. l,iinally one of the fugitives gave up in despair. The other sought shelter uml protection at :1 n xur-hy house only to he reinsetl because the in- mates thought him an escaped convict. lioth were then brought lmek to join their fellows. When the sun V115 well above the horizon, the prisoners were letl out of their night quarters and marched by 71 eirenitons route to a group of old buildings that seemed to have been llSCtl in former times in some kind of mining operations. Here, the prisoners were lotlgetl in one of the Oltl building's, while their captors engaged in a council of war. 'l'hix7 was broken up by the announcement that 21 large hotly of men we 7e upln'oztehing. Immediately a scout was sent out to meet the new comers and to report by signal whether they were friends or toes. Soon the while signal llztshetl out, lines, two brigades. 'l'he thOl'S ol the prison were hastily hnrriezuletl, a small squad thlilCthl to guard the prisoners, and the rest of the captors in compact ranks silently nwzlitwl the onslaught of the advancing column. The two brigades separate. one being; left to guard the baggage. .h a-OX '7 0 07 -7't'0 'v0 07.7 7 7i 7't'v077'v7l0'1 072.107'4107'i'7l10 7'507'717't'07l10 07?:W7t'1 7't'v077't'- 7'.'-07'i-07'.'- $030750 07'i' 7'.'-0 07.0 0 07'.'-077'i'-07'.' 7'50 07'1-0 9603507?- 296 tho 11th01' 11111115 111 11111110 li110 1111 11 1111. 111 rising ground, givc5 115 11111 cry, 111111 11151105 11111111 11111111 1110 01115011111'111011 11111115 111 1110 011011111. 11111 1110111111011 1110 011111051 1111405 111111115 1110 11111110 li110, 11 11111111-111-11111111 01111v 1110t 111 111110501'111111110 1111'1'. 11111111101 111' 1110 i5 1110 5111111t 1111 011011 5i1l0. 1111011 111111 forth, 1111 111111 1111wn, 1110 00.11t01' 111 1110 contest 11115505 111'01' 1110 110111. 11011111111111 1'1151105 111'0 11101 with i111'i111'il1l0 11111111055 111111 111'11v01'y. N111111101'5 111111 011111'11g0 111'0 11itt01l 1101111151 011111'1111'0.Which will win? 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Now 1110 111'15111101'5 111'0 g1111101'011 11134011101 111111 011011 in 1111'11 1111111505 1110 01'11wtl with 51100011, 511110;, 111' 5111111: 111100 again in 1110 g11tl101'i11g 0111111111 111 1wilight 1110 111'15111101'5 111'0 1111111011 111 1111- 111111 1111 111111'1'11 1111011 111 1110 g1'1155y 11111111 5111'1111111111011 by 1110 11115.10, 1111111y-wi111111w01l building. 111'11111111111' 1110 11011115 111 11111 111'011111 1100111110 1055 111111 1055 11i5ti110t 111111 11.1 11151 11111011 1111:11' 0.11111'0ly. 115 1 511111 111 1110 111-111111111114, 1 1111111 ' 1111011111 which w115 11111 1111. 111011111. 5111111111111 ' 1111'1115 1'111111 11111 111 th01111511105505 111 111'0111111111111 0111110 1'1-11111111011 11 111111110111 111111 111011 111111511011, whither l l1110w 11111. 8111110 111111.1'1'15it111's 50011101111110 111011,1111101'51111011011111115; 11 10w w01'0 111i11i5101'v i11g1111g015. 11 500111011 1111'5101'1' w1111111l 1'11111111 with 1111'5101'1'. D00i11h01' it 1'0 who 01111. o 11'-9193 .1'o:.'4-.1zo:'.'-o.1'- 11.5011. 911'- 111913; 9.111911101911'921- 6762:3323 ' 140 $0135 Profanity Our troubles, when we came 10 State, Seemed very hard to bear, limausc in youthful innocence, And roared with tcmlcrcst cure, W'c suffcml mental torture grout, l-iccausc we did not swear. Oh, for expressions adequate, Vc madly tore our hair And searched the dictionary through. In vninwno words were there, W'hich could relieve the nwntal strain, So we began to swear. And now we testify to all.- Although we are aware That ministers denounce, the plan And its wickedness declare. That from experience wc know '1 Is a relief to swear. 0 67V. 3-0 419:? O: -YvO R50 Y4 'W- 07? 298 :1:9:159.1:9:15 :.5-9:15 -1: :15- -5- -. -5 -5 29:59:59 :59 :.9..9' .9. 9:59 .' 9.1919:9 9:5:599 9:19:159-15-9-15- :15 9:359:59:159:159-.15-9:59:159:5 x911: 9-.59:5 -.'59 :59:5 9:59:129:159 9:59.15 Hs Chev are Known The man who holds the throttle of the destinies of State, A1111 who in chapel often tells of how we may he great, H wc but follow his advice 211111 do 215 he expects, Although he's Col. Athcrton, to 11s he's simply 'tl'rcx. 'Jihc faculty's most silent 1111111, who hotzmy docs teach, And who in chapel bows to 11s but never 111;1.kcs :1 spccch, A1151 who. in naming diatoms 11:15 had the host of luck, The man who takes the l'rcx's place is known as Billy Huck. Who is it hiings the lines of c2110 to even I icshmzm's h1ow While, to 111211111. chemicals unite, ho 52111111y tells them how. Who 111113 with regal power, yet without kingly pomp You know that he is Dr. l'oml hcrc hotter known as Swam 1. ! Who is it gives us far more naps thzm Morpheus of yore, While he, in cheerful luvishncss, on our 1111111h curs docs pour 'lihc eloquence of liihlc lore, in hopes he might instill Some knowledge of the right 511111 wrong? Uh, who but Puppy tiill. Thc 1112111 who speaks with gentle voice, who guides with greatest cure Stutcis cngincering policy, and has some. time to spare To run his automobile 211011;; the licllcfontc pike, ls hut Prof. Reher, or commonly 'tthc 1111-. Who is it in torgcthihicss all other profs exceeds, A111! who in chapel, pious looks, but never, nuvcr leads, And who is known to lecture us on 1110152115 and 011 vice? W'ho hut Prof. Jackson, more commonly called 'Trice. From first to last he knows the rules and has a pleasant way, Vthn he is asked for an excuse, of merely saying, uNay, The rule that governs stich a case I've never run across ; Iihc civil-mining engineer, alias Freddy hoss: :1: :59... 9:91 :1: 39:13 :1.:9:15:915-9:19:1::1.9::9'.9:1: :159- 9:159:19:15 .':-.59'9-159 :'59-.1:9:.:9 1.5 :159:519:159 -.159:159'.159:'5 9:1-9:1. 99..9.5.9.159159.3915919159:15 299 1110 most 11t111ctic 1111111 Wt' know 111110113: our rulers here, Who is cxpcrt 11t 1111511111111 111111 01 football 11115 no fear, X1111 who of 1111 the A's 111111 11'5111111 Cs 111111 D's kccps track-w Docs 11111111011111tics on the side l'1'of. Lccto, or 'juck. .11111 now we see another 1111111 with method so clect1- 1111 c1111 t11kc 11 few equations 111111 evolve :1 central fact; 111111 never 11651111105 to use 1111 integrals complex; 1111111. Willard is the 1111111, 111i11s Dcltar X. 1 Now in my vision there 1111111111115 11 genial 1111111 111111 mild, Who 11t-sign1ttcs his curves 111 11i1' 11y gestures 1111t1y styled, Who 11111111 1111111115 11 little joke, then asks you if you see, You 11111111'11to11cc of whom we 511111141111 11111117, 11c! HQ! 110! ilihongh 51111-111111 in 15115.:1ish literature, 11 poet too, in fact, 111111 11111111111111 in our 1511culty, one thing thus 11111 he's lucked, 191111 though he is. 1111 11111111111 111111 not unknown to 1111110, Yt-l for Prof. I'i1'c1l 1'11ttcc, wc'vu 110 distinct 11ick1111111c. Who wears 11 supcrticial smile, 11 glossy surfziccd c0111 Who wvurs his whiskers 111111111011 111 style that might 110. called 111 goat, 1Vho offers. prizes oftc11ti111cs,hut whose prize we never 500, Is hut Prof. Surface; pristix, Hugology. 1 A 1111111 of scicnco most 11110111111111. who 1101119 in truths abstract, A1111 who 1111s 111t-11st11'c11 ctht-r w11v1-s 111111 knowx their length exact, th11 is the grout equestrian amongr thu fucuhy, No other one in 11.11 the state 11111 Lordy 1'1111111 it he. 'lihcn next we 110111' the sound of 111111115, of many 111111'chil1g feet, .-X1111 see the 1511115111111111 Tactics 111111115 come 111111'chi11g down the street, A 11111151111t sight, 1111' every 1111111 1111105 pride in keeping step; The co111111111111111it is Captain Clark, more connnonly 1119 11011' 1.715.111. iirEiivFViTwitniwmwow 2':- 1'11AI1EQM1YM1QM11-OXMWM Next in mmnnlic funcv thc Rmnnncc pruf appears W ho tmchos Rmnumc lzlngnmvos 10 umthx mt tcmh-r w us .Mul thus the J'rcshmcn get tn know thC mt :ming' Hf Ln Vic, To us he's Ithrmlchy Foster, though he's nn the faculty. Whmgst greatest singers there should ht- nm- mzm we wcngnizc. W'ilh vuicc whmc cqnzll Hohcr was hczml cvat in Paradise. tV ho sinps hnc solos cv crv H'Ck'lx in xilvm' lunc; and clear, Ihv wzlrhlcr of the! acttlty thct Tumor Hliilly ltrcur . Then next I think of Germany of pretzel. :md nf hct-l. And h.' ussocizllimls' law ' l he Unscr' tlUL s appeal; And thcn I hear, ltring in your wcr ps 7 the ZlCLCllI nutc with CNN? Hcczmsc it's lk-nnsyh'zmizl Dutch think kmm'n hy thltchy hchr. Thu- hrightcst acquisition that we have gained of 1:110. Is Dr. Helen Snyder, the new principal at State. She keeps hnsy touchingr Hcrmzm. shc hua IM'CH along: the lxhinc, Am! su. with tluc sulcmnity. we've rhthth hcr 't'lthc hraulcin.' git In.'v:..lv..'l .' . 1. ??.?.T. .X' .7035. 7'6 0 .54 AW. 0 301 . .1. . u. a 399 55.53 397 9'- -.9:-39:- 9.239. 39:- 3.9113933 39.3 3 39 3-.9.9-33 39:39.93 . 9:39.933 99393939939: 31; 90345-091va the Gang 15mm l'ittshurg's smoky alleys. From muddy Sehuylkillk shore, From Snsquehannu's valleys, VVhenee Erie's waters roar, From towns beyond the knowledge 3 0f men who make the maps. Come students to State College Very wise to get9perhaps. And some are green, and seedy tVith this y9z1r's crop of hay, And if fur hlzmket needy They'll tn the Cottage stray; And if they hear :1 knocking At night upon their doors, They'll haste to he unlocking To crowds of Sophomores. And some are sharp as razors; They think they know it all, 3 Hut when they meet those hazers Their pride, it takes :1 fall. Smtmth bluffs they make in classes, And tttens they think they plunk. Mus! Conceited asses! 35 The new year brings the Hunk! hlt some are kind 0' quiet; Theyhve sense to lay quite low. They do not misc :1 riot, Nor seek to make a show, But while they do their grinding They seek to know the ropes, 'Jhormentors never minding. For these men there are hopes. awvxwieW' .. .. 3993949139.: ' .9 . 9:397:73 ? .9.: 9 .- ?'x' 950W :V-Ot'. ?. $90460301'960'310fl03z0zli02i10i10310m0 07101?9'07V015h0cl0FX-01'5027X40 '-0?X'3110 Jn'01.'-0 W0 1:0' -0u v0 Yv0t'A 12'0350'550' v02Y-0 mailer '0:'x-07'.' 0101102110 2'v0 5030960360350?- A few whose eyes are sandy We fmd amidst the heap. To Yankee Doodle Dandy They'd fall quite fast asleep. hlt some could move a mountain, So full they arc of biz; Just like a soda fountain0 A lot of corked-up hzz. Oh, what an aggregation Comes to the halls of State! All seeking education TO put beneath the pate. XVcll, sadly do they need it Nine cases out of ten. Let's hasten then to feed it To lx'nowlcdgc-hungry men. , a m mmoawxuwwwmxwwx oawfo $$$$gf4gggfiwmnwma wwxww xvoawxm- Mieomawx- 303 111-1111. 1'11111111.1:111'1' 1111115111 :1 50:11. .1111111. :1 81'111111'. 11: 111 1111111 11:155i1111 :1111111.1 11111 1'111'1111111 11'111111 1111 111':11'11 :1 j:11';.1'1111 111 1'1111'115 11111111111 1111.111 :15 11 111 111':111111 11151'115511111. X111 11111111.: 1111' 111151 :11 11111 111111'. 11111 51'111111' 1111101111 11111 1'1111111. X11. 5. 111 5111' what 11:15 11111115; 1111. 11'111'11 111' 11:15 :11'1'11511111 111111 11111 :111111'1' 1411111111114. 1111- 1'1111111 11:15 1111195. 111111 11:15 :1 11:1111'1' 11111111'11'5.1111111111111 1111 11:15 11111111 1111 11:15 11511'111111111' 11111111131 111' 11:15 5i111111r :11 1115 1:111111 111 :111 :11'1111'11:111'. 11:11'11' 111 1111'1:111111 1'11:11111111 :1 11111'1.1' 1111115 1'1111111 11:15 1'11- 1'111111114' 1111 :1. 51111 111:11'11111'11. 1'111'115 111 :1 11':1111111'1111111' 1111111111111. 11 15' 5:1111. :11111 111 111111'5 11111111 1111111 111 1111 5111111 :11 :111111151 :1111' 1111111 111 11111 11:11' :11111 111-1.1111 111111'11 1'11111'11511111:1111'115 11'11111 1111' 5111111111:1.5'11'1'11 11:11'1 111 11111 81:110. 1111 11115 111171511111. 1'111111. :1 111111'11111z111. :11511 11'11111 111'1'11'5. 11:15 111111.: 1111 111111 111-11. 1115 111':111 11111':11'11 11111 111111 :11111 1115 11111-11111-1'11':111 5111115 1111 11111 11'11111' 111111111: 1111 1111' 111'11 111111115111' 5:11 :1.11111111'1' 11111111111311. 1'11'111111'1' by 11mm. 11'1111 1115 back :1;.1':11115'1 11111 11:111. 1115 111111 111':1w11 1111 11111111 1111: 11111111 1'11111111'1'11:1111' :11111 1115 :11'1115 11111'11'1'1111g' 1115 1111115. 111 1115 1111111111 111' 11:111 :1 511111111 111 :1 51111.11. 1'11'111111'1' 11:15 11'11111 1.1-1111111111 11':1111'1'. 111111-1'1' 11'1' 11:11.5 11'111111.-':11' 1111 11111' 11'111:11.5'. 111111' 1111 11111111 1'1111. 1'11111111? :1511'1-11 11111' 111 1111- 51'111111'. 111-'11? 111115'1 1115111551111.1 :1 1111115111111 1111:111 :11111111 :1 51111011111 111 113111111511. W'11'11 15 1'111 v1 -11111. 11 51111 51111115 1'111:11'.' 11 '11 51111 511111115 1111:1111'. J' 11111111 1111' 811111111' 1'1111111 1'1'111111'1' :111 111111111111.L':11111 511111111 1111 11':11'11111': '1115 51111 511111115 1'11:11'11'.' 15 111.1111. 111' 11:111 :1111'111115'5111'111111'11 :11 11111 X111'111z11 51'1111111 111111 :11111 111' 1.511'1' 115 11115 111 51111111111'115 1111151 :15 1115 01111 1111.5. .11111 1111 111111115 11. 11111. 11111115. 1111 111111115 11. 1 11111 1'1111. 11111115. 1101' :1111'1 1111 111:111 111 11111 51:1111 11'11:11 111111115 15111411511 111111 111111. 1111 11'11 11111 n 1111111. 1'1'1'11:11111 51'. 11'111 111-1'11111111-1111'111'11i5111.'1'1'11111 111'11111111', 11111 111 111'. 11111 down 511 111.5111. '11' 51111 511111115 54.11111. 15 1111111111. 11111' A11:1.1115 11111'5 AHA AI uv1v- v1v v- 9:.'-9-,':9-..:9.'.: -. .3 9 9.1391911 1955911191191. 911.1 9.1'.:9'-. .:9-.1.:9;1:9-.': 5:91 119-1719 9:19 9-. .:9.'1:9-.1.: AI7A!77 v v. :7 A .AiTl 1 A77 1 1 1'4 .1'. 1 .1'. ' 1'. 1 1'. u. - .u .11. ? 735,313.31 . 14151111 1115 111111111111; :111'1'11111'. 111111 11:11 01' way 15 1134111. 11011 11111' '11 111111011. 11110. U1Vz1s 11115111 g s:111, 1111111101? 1111, 1'05, 01111111 112110 1'1111 111:111'1105 1'01? 11'11110-1' :11'0 1111 11111111115 11110. U1101' 1111111115 is '11 1'1'1'1111111101' 110115, 1'1'11'11 11111111 111 211151001 111 11111111013 1011111111. H1101' 11011101, 1111111 311111, 11110?U n 1'1'1011 .11'1111101', h110. 1111111115 11111011 1133115411511. 1111111 1111 HX17011 101111s' 511111 11110.1111 is 0111151 1115. 111:11'. 3'111'111111111s -- A1111 1111' 80111111 11111 1111 111111 1111, :111111s1'11 :11111 11011'111101011. in 011110 the wash man 111035 1111' 1112111 who takes 111C wnshw 1111111 5111113 211111 5110115 11'51'11511 311011015.11111101'11'1011. :11111 511101-: 1111 111 10111101 0101111 111111 811001. 1111111 111' 5115 11111111 the stairs. 1311111115; 111'01' 11115111083 021105! 5111111111' 11111111, 111' min 111' 5111110,. 111010 110 is 1111111 0154-111 1111 111111'. 1'11110111 10110W! V '1111111g' 1111111.: 1111 1111111 011111011 1110 51111101115 1111111111. '1111011 111' 11111115 1110 11'011-1111011 111111014,y Cracking 501111110 111110 j11110s, 171111115 1110111 1111 1115 51111'11-1' 1111011, Wing's 111C bulging, 1'1111'11'1'11. 511011. 0111:: by 11110. 1115 1111111011 grnws, 11111111g all saw 111111 :11111 11108. Who would 111111111 1110, w:1s1101'111;111. 1111111 1111w 1111 1110 11111151102111 1111111? 11'1115 1110 wi110; q10111 s11':1'111 111111111. .'.'--.:: 0'0 0:'0:1' ..0..0:.0 0:1'0 .. .'- ?'- :'.'0:'.'0-,.'. 2-: 1. 1'1 1.1.11 1' 0 0..-0 0 :.'0:' . 0.0.10 0.0 305 0'0 .A umbwma Cmawxm owrwwouawwa mac A x x a a .wmmmmmmwwxw wmowafitkfiiofigma Else he'd surely fast get stuck. Hail! Thou Knight of Soap and Suds! Thou who takst our dirty duds! Well we know thy creaking step, Never timed to martial hep. 0ft welve heard thy fumbling rap, Rousing us from gentle nap, And thy well-known, muffled call, Sounding hoarsely from the hall, Any wash in here tonight ? Hail! I say, my worthy Knight! Glad are we your face to see, Save when we must pay your fee. What were all our pleasures here, Should the wash man not appear! Sadly we should scrub the dirt From our own besmirched shirt. Arms would ache, and backs would, too; Atmosphere would turn quite blue. Lonely, we should roam the town, For the girls would turn us down. Dashed would be sweet youthful hope; Girls would say, llUse Ivory soap 1 Here's to thee, then washcrman! Flourish long thy noble clan! Swell thy poke, and swell thy purse! All his cares ye winds disperse! Fast as dirt doth flee his rub, Fill, ye gods, the washman's tub! Luck to thee, Oh, washerman! Priceless boon to college man! WWW .Y-O'MOW-OiMW XWXMW O'XWX OWN: MWMA' Oc'n' 031'- 6 lvOX-O $0360 Y4MW XW49CWJEO'A MWM AWAvOM-VY-O9GQLO NijltOiv 306 TH lII'Q .Q-AQA ' w 9 3.00 Che Gallege widow mTis sweet to think, that, XVTTCI'OiCl' we IIove, TVe are sure to find something blissful and dear, And that, when WC'T'C TIIII from the lips we love TVe've but to make Tove t0 the Tips w I are near T No. thIInk yon, T don't care to read! HTVIIIIIITII't I'IIII like to have me HlTSC the window for you? Tt's VCI II III IIInI in this ear and besides T always enjoy the scenery more when the IIinIan is open. it seems to bring the scenery so much nearer to IIIIe, don't you know. Shall T raise the window? TT you enjoy raising: windows, you have the privilege of raising eI'eI'I' one in this ear. but T prefer to sit here with this one down. T her: your pardon. T IIIeI'IntI IIII offense. and T think your sarcasm is wholly uncalled for. As we were the IIIITI' occupants of this car. and both. T took it. hIIIInIT for the eollepIe, T saw no reason why T should IIIIt tIIv to entertain von. as you appeared to he I'eIIv lonesome. You are Miss Elsie TT entnn and are eIIIninfr to in e with VOUI' sister Mrs. Cam- eIIOII. My Iiztme is Briggs IIIIIT. T assure you. T feel highly honored in being the first State man to make VIIIIII IquIIIIintIIIIee MIIV T sit down. V' T don't care! aid Miss Benton in II careless tone as she moved IIeIIIeII the window to InnixC room MTIIIITII n'iggs States most pIImIIisinq fIITT-hzlek, smiled as he sat down hesiITe her. For II few nIIIIIIentIs CUHVCYSIHTOH TII QITIIIT; II violent jnlt of the ear, hmIeveII. Opened the way for II five-IIIiIIIite m oust 0n the Tellefonte Central. Then he pointed ant to her where he had helped cut the fTIIg-pole in his FI'CSTHHIIH I'eIIII, showed her the farm house In which he had stolen CifiCt'. and as the train neared the college he told her the stereotyped stories IITN'HIT' various members of the 7acuity. and described in a hasty. but nevertheless interesting nIIInIIeII. student life at State. When he 10er her of nag scraps and eiIleII rushes he noticed that she seemed very much interested, hIIt when he mentioned football he saw her eyes heIIIn brighteI and the nervous twitching of her lips showed that she. worshiped gridiron heroes. m- i'OE'I. -..'-' 43:62,; $.55: .33? :E-Oar'og .7 It I . O -0 I'IiOfI'vO'fEOIIY-OiiO I'll OIi I u' I2 :2:: :2:: 2:: 222 2:2 23L AI: m m I24- :24 :IIM: :.....,...m.. t.,t.d,.........-.-...-.- ty m. . 4. As ht- sat hcsidc her, he cnuld not help admiring her pretty face. It swnml to him that she was even prettier than the little girl at home who was wearing his ring. llc Cunld not help thinking: of the surprised look the follows :11 the hntcl would wczu' when they saw him pass by with this ncw hczmty. uJack was in his glory, and when Parker yelled, State Cnllcgcg it scmnml tn him that ho hzul entered 111nm a new life. 49:: 9.9.97: -,:9 797797919793 ' 9 97919797797. 7.92.: vs. -;:9' 1.19307l107't-M37'1975li9- '0 7':- $095477 $990731. '147'5- O 1-. Miss llenton took the town by storm. The fellows all appeared to he in ..we with her. Sweaters. hlue shirts. jerseys and eorduroys were tliseartlell. liveiwone was on dress parade. Fellows who had not blilClx'Cllt'tl their shoes for months, now wore patent lrathcrs every day. The afteiutlanees at the Inn were over-er.m'tletl. Everyone lived in hope of becoming hetter acquainted with Miss llenton. l'itll' two months this state of affairs continued. Then blue shirts Illlll eunlm'oys again put in an appearance. lt'CllUWS began speaking of other thinn's aml main :1 little girl at home reeeivetl a longer letter. Jack llrig'gs had won 0111.111 fact. 11 was even runmretl that he aml Miss Ilenton weie et lgagetl. Aml why should one not have believed this rumor? No lover could have heen more, attentive: no couple CUllltl hav -. app iaretl more devoted. 'I'ogethei' they strolletl artmml the. campus, laughing aml chatting. No spot hzul been left llllYlSllCtl. The Ultl willow always welcomed them with its waving branches. The pinies that played in the evergreens were no longer afraid of them. liven lx'ah followed them. During the winter they tlilllCCtl at liraternity parties, skated on the frog 1mml, aml attended chapel entertainments with such regularity that two seats hecame known as theirs. Sunday afternoon .tlw1ys found them out driving illltl Sunday evening at church. For three years this affair th. la eoeur continued, then Jack gmltt- atwl. lior two months lilsie received aml sent a letter every day, for two months she lived almost in seclusion as far as the other inhabitants of the town were concerned, but then letters came at less regular in- tervals until linally they e iasetl altogether. lilsie. In the new Freshman class Elsie found another admirer. He, too, was very attentive, but not 11 'ilt'ly so much as Jack had been. She lead him to the same places that she aml Jack had l7arnetl to love in former years. The Oltl willow seemed to welcome her new beau as it lliltl the Ultl; Rah mzule friends with him, the pinies were not afraigl of him. Everything was 1H'ogressingr lovely, as lilsie put it. Hut the man woultl not propose. lle, ltm, gmluatetl aml soon forgot all about Elsie. 4Y47Y4A507210 07747? -O . O7 309 '03-7'14 7?- 79x93: 27-91-97 9:79 .7439 $9717. 7'.: 7'507'EO'7'. 1.; 197'. 1:0le 971'47'5 47. 33.74 '979XVXV'L47KvO7YO7l'H'i-O . V 77' '7' W 1AiAi--:'I'Ai A A.A.'A.A.A A.A.A A.A'IA LIA X'-!ZiTA A A.A'HA A AIADA uvuvuvuv.v.v.v.v v.v v v vuvtvuv-v v vuv.Viv v.v.v v v v-v AA.A.A A AlAIAIA!AIA A.A A AHA A.A A A.A AA!A A.A.AuA.A VIVIVIVIV-anuv!v VIVIVl'IVI'IL' v v-v-v vlvtv v VHVIVIV v lilsic was getting old inst. She no longer hail the Charm and delicacy of manner which hzul made her so popular in former yours. She WM no longer uhlo to interest :1 siudcnl for more thzm :1 ycur. So it was that with each new Freshman class she hzul :1 nmv hczui. Now she is fast approaching that ago In which marriage ii: next In impossible. She still strolls about the campus on plcuszmt iill-Vsi 11n- li'ccs, pinics, :iml Rah give, her the same wclcmnc; hut ivy :15. she will she cunnnt :ittruci ihc zlttcnliun Hi :my Hi the students or ynung pm- ivssors. Ilor's is :1 lih- of hmclincsx hcrk is :1 wasted life; she is nothing moro than the college widow. arc in store fur her le'C onus of hmclincss uml ilvjcction. the Present W'c iil'CIllll Hi what weill snmciimc do. Hf fzunc thul we may win, liinrg'clting. in the distant ViCW. 'Iihzu mm' we must hcg'in. The day that was lu-nmrrmv speeds 'l'n yesterday. 10-day, Thus. while we plan for inturc ilcmls. The present slips away. 0h! might we rccognizc the power The present can endow, And nc'cr forgot each waking hour Our unly time is now. She has .s'ccn her day. hut the days that VAyiAIA AIAIAhA AVAIL AthhA A A! AIL AIAiAIAi-AirrAvAIAIAIAhAlAiA . . . v . uvvvtvuv-V v...v.Viv v-v-Viv-v.v.v.vvv.v- YAXAYAEAYA A'AYA.A A A.A.A.A AA A.A A.A.A AiA-AiA.A'A..A..AuAV. uvnv-v.v.vuv-v-v vnVlV-Vlvtvivv vrrviyiiiyr.vA-r! vI-vuv v.v-v.v.v. WXMXWXWXWX- O ; MWX-OFR-Ou 41104144? WWY-OGY-WWW-OhiOW-MVMV 01110.4. 1914. 67.10 3245095104 '15.? 507'ch X49 '1' O ?va Y0?! 6. 215043111949... 11.16 0: O '.' 0459 9004.19 JG. AGO? OX4$$O$O X409! H Query : If by any luck 01' chance, Slatchs Cadets should have a dance, 1 Vthrc, we wonder, could be found Enough ladies to go ,l'ound. J th've canvassed Pine Hall and Lemont, Shinglctown 21ml c'cn Bcllcfonlc. Yet we need a hundred more, Ere we can fill up the Hoor. VVmIld it do to advertise In smnclhing 0f the following wise? HVVantcd--Cirls who dancing know4- XVC will furnish you a bean. Come at noon on Saturday, At live p. m. to go away. Come and dance with us at State, No expense; we pay the freight. 404040404045 1041040 4.140. 10.1-21.0 04.014010Y0'0-4040404M040 41 4. 27 010410 110110410450 104.04:- 4:04 504040201104. 104.04 01010.01010.10v040f04c'0g03 311 9:22.221022' 2 42'21 2':- 21-192??? 32'va 42vO22-0r 2.102'i02'902 02'.' 2. the flood For :1 week 1110 womhcl hzul been cxllcmclv 0.01:1 No om: would venture out of :luurs unless he. was well lmmllcd up in coats and sends. Tho uccupzmts of the rooms in 1110 donnilorics shut the windmvs 21ml ventilators, turned ml the steam. put Hwir hath 112st on m'cr their clothes and thus managed to keep warm. 75,252.25 2 225.25; 52:522.? '.75'.7U In '2'; .2312 2:32.32: 2232:3- :2; ' 2A2 eat Suddenly :1 lnculx in 111:- 2x 0 21110 occun'ul, it began 10 snow, not only lu'guu 10 snow, but continued to snow until thc ground was cow cred scx'C'nI feel :lccp. juhny Uurrigzm and his min started In cl '1111 the walks. One of 3223' 2:3 .232:- 76?? On-OJ' 2232:232':32.3-' 32 '3 223123.- x322 - 1.1. 2.9 .. -.'.1.?2'- OR 91116 3.12.. . S6- .6..6..6.'6 6.1-6 6- ...6 6..6..6 ' 6 O..O O O 0-3.9101116111: 1111-111 1111111c11 111 11i111 111111 s11i11, 11111111111, this is the deepest snow we've 111111 111111 hcrc. W111! Sure, .1 1'11111i111111-1' 1111c in '13! whin Andy 11.111111 11s1111 111 carry the 1111111 11111.1 was 111 111510 thray 1111c 1111111311, sai11 Johny. '11111- c10111cnts as if 1111g1'1'1'11 1111 this 111-111111111 11111101111111 their 11111111411114 111111 the 5111111' 11111 thickcr 111111 1115101 1111111 11111110 111111 111 evening 1'1'1'11 .1111111'1' was 111111011 10 111111111 111111 it was 11111 hatingcst s1111w 1111 1'11ci1'11. .1s 111.'11s 111C 010 11111111 111111111 51101111111 a waste, 111 snow. The 111111111- 111i11s could not 111: distinguished s11 01111111111011! were they 11111'ic11. 111- 111-011 1'1'11ittic1 s 5111111 1111111111 was 11111 111 it 11111 a 111i111111', 111111 storm 1'1111111 11111 11111101111111 more 1111111 11 snow squall as 11011111111011 with this 01111. The 1111111114111; 11:11' it 51111111111 s111111'infr.'11151 111 show how 11c111c 1111: weather c011111 1111,11 s1ca111 1 11111111110111 111 rain set 111. Slowly 1110 1111111111111115 111-g r1111 111 11111111111 11 11111 11 11.111s111ri11111i11111 The huge 11ri11s 111 show changed 111 :11'11111 expanses 111 1111111. 11111 water gradually 1111s1- 1111111 01111111111115 1111111 such that at the Hasty 11111111it1g club 11111 111111c was 1111111111111 111 the hanging 11111111 11.1111 11111 waiter 1101111 11111 the hash 11111111 11 1111111. '1'1111511111111115 111111'1' 11111114111 111 swim 11'11111 111v 11111111 111111111111: 111 1110 1111111 111111 11111111 11 11111111 'suckor' 11111111111 111 11111110 1111- 1111111, opposite 1111- 11115111111111 was caught in 1111- 11111s1l11it11 guard at tho c1111 111 1111: campus, which served as 11 gill 111-1. Uwing 111 111C excellent drainagc s1'st1-111 111 1111-, 1111111111gh 1110 water within i1s limits was 5111.111 1111111111-11 1111 111111 11111 1111111111111 11011111111111 1i1113 111-111111111 shore line 1.11 a vast encircling 11Cc1111. Ks 11111 as the students were COIICCI'llCd State College, a 1i11111 island in this vast ocean. was 11111 extent 111 111C 1111111111 11111111. 1111 11111111111111icati1111, 1111111 1111 1111111111111 111111 telegraph, 111111 been c111 1111. 5111111 11111111iti1111s 11111111111111 11111111g111 111111111 11 grult change in $111111 1'11110gc life 1011 1111: recent 1111111is111 111111 111ira171111111s salvation 111111 11111111- 1111 akin. 1'11c1c was 110 11111111 11111 11111111si1i1111 111111111g 1111' 111111cs111c11. 11311011 1111' 111111 1111111111; 1111111110 1111111111111, which 11111 101411111111 in 11 1r1c111 saxinu 111 skin 111 1110111011s 111 C11s11111111s 11111 1111 lungct was 1111c me 111 1111- 111111111 1111 1111s c.11s1111111-1's 111cc 111111 11111 1111111' 1:11: 1111 11111 111101' 111 1111- 11111111si1c 5111111. '111111 11111101 111111 1110 11111 swapped $111111 bones. The grocers C1111s111i11atc11 111111 1110. 111111 C11111111g-rs 1111111111 1111 11111 samc pair 111 shoes. The political parties 1111 111111111111 111111 1111 issue, 1011 1'11g11 511'1'111 ;:1 911'- 1'0 Ov11'-O 011101-1113 49502110421. 391110340 4:..frtmw-. .-...wr-FT:.. w. L M-?ae. A 1.. wanna. 9711971507191'11471' .'-1'- 7115071507107 '1750 1'07'71'0 0 35-01-071'071'10' 7'1'v071'091 1'071'0 112111 been widened by the 110011. The doctors established a hospital and by a special eo111bi11at1011 01 their several dopes discovered a sure cure for tonsilitis. The two preachers co111pr11111ised 011 the water route as the safest road to Heaven. The postoflice was avoided as if it were a pest house and students 1111 longer wasted half their noon hour in waiting for Swilty or the 0111 1111111 to open the window. The State College Times, owing to the abundance 01 water power 1'a11 its press day and night, printing enough papers to last until July, everything being printed except the date line, which could be put on when occasion 10111111 L11 1 riees began to rise; the rates at the C1111 store, which had alwavs been above the high-wate1 11111111, now rose to the 11a11ger111ark. liut now affairs began to look serious; 10011 had become scarce; students were beemning weak and llollow-eyed. Prayers at the morn- ing chapel exercises were done away with, as it required too much energy 011 the. part 01 the leader to prepare a. pony. At this stage of affairs the e11e111istry department conceived a brilliant idea which was nothing more nor less than to get rid of the surround- ing water by electrolysis. Accordingly, with the aid of the electrical 11e- partment all the tlynanlos 111111 batteries were connected 11p and put into action. For two days the current was kept 1111, and it was estimated that at least ten million barrels of water had been decomposed into its e11111p1111e11t gaseswhytlrogren and oxygen. But a SCI'iQttS difficulty 110w arose. The oxygen began to affect buth students and professors. The laziest students in college were to be seen doing stunts on the athletic field, while the quietest ones were singing popular songs and reciting 111':1.111atie poetry 011 the corners. Students actually made social calls on the professors. . But the professors! Division oflicers, heretofore tighter than a tight note in granting excuses, now showered them without reserve. The Hoffice 111111 the library were open at all hours. Grades could be obtained at any time.Men1bers 01 the Faculty abandoned golf and played leap- frog and tag 011 the front Lampus 7111c janitms W01 ltcd inLessantly with broom and sL1ubb1ng brush, and the campus cleaners ran about actually looking for work. The C0- eds did stunts that would have put Little Egypt to the high brush. One '11 0 71' 07760110714 071'07'6-07'11 07'1'07'1' 71' 7'1'071 ' '07' 071' 07113530 Xu 0 71' 071' 071' 071' 71'07'1'0 7110711071 .1 ,1 ac 214321911 - :1 711-3111021191:- 21:01:71. My oryhvxaioi' 19139130 314 7 10 7'1'- 0 7150 6i .- OuOuOu w6m6u6V6 6 6 7367. 6 6 6am6 63 w6 OAOuO On0u0w0.9.6 W0 6a6w , cannot tell what might have lulppcncd had not the coal supply become exhausted. A11 sccmcd lost; everyone was hnlw-lcss and resigned to 7am. A gaunt 21ml hungrv-iooking crowd hzul gathered at the ling'inccrinq liuihling. Suddenly one of thc numhm pointed to the tower nt tlu Main Building. A man could be seen handlingr a great number of wires, all undisturbed hy the great crowd gathering 011 the campus. WVho is he ? Wtht is he doing? Is he crazy? zmd many nthvr questions were asked. At, last a student recognized the man. 11. was none other than Lordy. hit what could he he doing away up there? Hoisting the weather signal? No, for that was unly hoisted once or twice :1 year! Every cyc was turned toward the tuwor. Great, dazzling sparks of electricity wcrv scc-n strikingr the tipg of thc wires. For tt-n minutes tho professor was oblivious of the crowd. Then he. gave a sirt-n-likc exclamation of joy and started to descend. Arrived at the front steps he addressed the assem- ble?! mnltitudo as follows: 611011110- 1110116l6i'ofcssor Carver and I have vstnhlishcd communication by wire- loss tt-lcgraphy with Signor Marconi ut Newfoundland. VVC have explained to him the condition 01' affairs here at State, and he. has prumisctl to send aid. The old man was here interrupted by :m inr-splitting, Siss! 300m! Ah! Cuckoo! Lordy! 926-.x' ' mus -. Owow-OFY-O v.16 n $0y9$9$i$9$ -6$6$6m6w6.z 315 -Mg The AthlEt'i'cs and the Bear. The boasted benentezeo'! college alhlUths seem to have been put to a somewhat. severe test the other, duy at the state college or Pennsylvania, at Bella- fonte. and the result le far from autistactory. It appears that just after the noon hour t few days ago a monster black bear suddenly appeared from lhe woods and trotted in a dignified manner echoes the mmpus within a very short distanced!!! the main building, It was at a time when many or the students, here outside of the buildings. and a gen- eral alarm was at once raised. Weapons. of all aorta were hastily secured. and then the merry chase be- gan Andtnow comes the disappointing part of the story. Notwithstanding the very slight lead that bruln had secured. the hundred-yard sprinters failed to catch up with him. and the quarter-mtle. the halt-mlle. and the mile chamoluns, couldn't over- come the handicap. The clumsy bear outjumped ttw Jumpers, both high and broad. and put the crack hurdlera. to the blush. The football players. who mfght have tackled him 11' they could have got up to hfm, mam get within tackling distance. which was probably a lucky thing for them. No. that Ms black marauder detied the elnews and brawn of the picked athletes 01' the entire college. the last man to give up the chase being the champion long distance. runner of the school who dropped In a collapse be. fore the second mile was covered. the bear there- upon trotting undisturbed Into a deeper section of the woods. It is a nity that this unfortunate contest between lnghty trained muscles and were brute speed and endurance ever took place. It certainly gives the seekers another chance to ask Whats the ted! good of It all m 11 Good Beginning-H Bad Ending y Ht th why, tell me whyf UIICC I asked :1 maiden fair, Wlihc cnlurs, white and blue, are in yuul' hnutonicrc ? Ht Hi. they stand fur :1 college, the maiden did declare. The name. Oh, the 11111110, 0f the college where you go? I queried of the maid. 0h. 110w I'd like to know! HS :1. secret, qunth she, in a gentle voice and tow. U'lihcn please, want you please, let me know the secret, two. I Wear the Naming,r red, how fair 'twnuhl 100k un you! .Xml I swear I'd must gladly blcml rod with white and hhlcf, ttYnu'rc kiml, passing kind. 50 1'11 whisper this to you: W'iitti' red, I cannot wear, nor you the white and hhlc. 'Iihcy'rc the colors of State, but for yuu they'll never do.' W HI, why, tell me why are the Culnrs not for me? liur State, you say they stuml; for State. till cvcr ho. If her hzulgc 1 may w 1111i. and may sometimes think of thee. Hl'll tell, yes I'll tell; thcn yuu cannot help but see Why colors white and blue with you would not agree. liis not 'I that's from State, but my sweetheart is, you see. '- - . 2':- zaw-zsoattw.z ft- :ato:ttov.i6 m:uwaxtovswna: -.'c :it 9:42: AWE; aw'x-wom : goo Che Optimist When instructors call me down, Xthn Prcx greets me with :1 frown, thn my lady friend in town Calls mo fool 0r silly clnwn, What do I do? Du I then give up all hope? D0 1 sit all day and mnpc? Do I fill myself with dope? Do I buy myself :1 rupc? Nut 011 your life! In the smoke of Maryland Club I forgot the slight and snub, 1501' HS hunger Hoes from grub, So do cares from Maryland Club. That's what they do! -.'-9-::92-:- 2:921'921' 9 9-:9 H moral with a Story A1111 it came to pass that 011 :1 certain day of :1 certain year :1 large number of pigmies assembled :11 :1 certain place for the purpose of i11- er using their stature 111111 the gray matter 01' their diminutive 1'1111i11111s. These pigmies had gathered from 11111111 different places. yet were they 2111 bent on the same errand. 1Vhen they 11:111 11850111111011 they disenv- ered others; some of one year's growth. others 01' two, 111111 still others 111 three, 2111 having the same purpose in view. As is usuz111y the ease. with youth there was much indiseretion, :11111 although heralded 1111' 211111 wide as :1 virtuous 110111. these 11ewe11111ers abounded in riotous 1ivi11q 111111 violated the laws e11z1ete11 for the cum- 111011 510011. As z1cm1sequenee thei1 st: 1t111e w: 15 11 ssenetl sexe r; 11 inches. At length, in 0111er t0 plevent fmther deterioration the Chief Ruler descended from his pedestal 211111 entered the midst of the 121111111 ones. Words 1101' aetions availed anything; the descent continued. 01 stature there was little, of grey matter less. And 11111111,;r this descent mark their path. It was one of 111211111 turnings. it 1011 over rocky places with here and there :1 yawning gulf. As :1 result 01 these devious wanderings there might be seen gaps in the 1111115 where e011111111es 11:111 111111111. Some had fallen in :1 stony place known 11$ enrelessnesx. 0r indifference. Others were crushed by :1 11011111er called 11111111- A few were caught in the quicksands of suspension 111' expulsiun. One 11:15 e1z1imed 111 11e: 1th. Thus they fell from the path ehosen by :111 101 the .11111e 11111111151 111111 entered upon with such high hopes. Sti11 the decline continued until 11111 :1 minimum renmined 01 the statnr 1 and grey matter which 112111 been so 11111 Of promise. C 1:1ve. fears were expressed on all sides 101' the further life and growth of this pig'nn' 1111111: 1111' there came 11 11:11 when all Changed. Certain ones of this 1:151 decaying 110111 were thrown into the quicksands by those occupyingr high places: while the rest. taking warning, retraeed their steps 31111 started anew. They gained in stature, the grey matter iner-ztsed 211111 there is like to he 21 hotly 01 some weight 111111 i11f111e11ee. And you who come after this pignrv body take heed lest you 110 $.71: 71'.7 '7 w.r-.'r'11. 71-.7'21 -62 ' 92.92 '9- 9- 9192919- 2':921'-29:2:92:9-: . .0 A?TOJ': 6 61:.1..n.non.n.n.u Iikcwisc and full by 1110 wayside us did Hwy. liar I say nntu yml, A wise mun hemlclh :1 Word. If you follow the path of Immsly and wisdom so shall ynu 11ml shmly lmwcrs :md fricmlly help; but if you follow the path of dishonesty :md ftmlislmcss so ulmll your path 1w strewn with 11w forms of tho wmkcst among yuu. and who czm say which 0110 is weakest until that 0110 falls. Mural: HL' honest and lwrscvcrc in wcll-duing. i the Pcssimist thcn tho hvcfstoak's fit 10 0:11, Xthn g'nml luck is hurt! to boat, W'lwn my girl 1 chance to meet, thn 1' live on Iizlsy street, What do I do? Do 1 show that I am glad? Um 'I cease to look 90 sad? Do 'I write to 1011 my dzul, Of lhc luck that '1' have had? Not on your life. Un my woultl-Isc friends T g'lnwcr. Whilst I muse on hcmhmk sour. And with L-vm'y shining 1101111 I predict it soon will shower. That's what 1 do! o ww-H'6 9,. .4 - ac-oma-ow'wQW- When our recollections bring us Visions 0f our Freshman your VVilh a sigh wc think of Snowball, For his death we shed a tear. m . o no . 0 an mum am: 3: 321 u'.rP.IY'.u' ..; ,lltiCllCC was his noted virtuc- Mcckly ho suakcd up our paint. Ah! if mules are ever saintcd, Surely Snowball is a saint. Wisdom was his strongest feature- llc could climb the. stairs with grace, And in reaching high positions Snowball distanced 2111 his race. Now 1165 gone, this faithful creature, Hone forever from our sight, Yet we Hinder hack in fancy, To :1 pleasant springtime night. To a night when we decked Snowball With a painted Naught and Three, And he climbed the central stairway, Just as calmly as could be. When we reached the topmost story. There we posed in great delight, Vi'hilc 01d Snuwhnllk final picture iYas secured by :1 flashlight. Scenes like this we will remember- thcn rcculling college life. Till the time when we, like Snowball, Shall have finished cm'ihly strife. wmom :wx. ,w. em: a: m a: :aomavonw amvomgom ?'a' the Refuge You may talk of the homes of your childhood and youth, Or of castles you've built in the air. . hit for a man in sore need, 1 tell you the truth, It With the XXRcfnch, they cannot compare. Not a marble walled palace the Refuge appears, With turret 0r spire or dome, But Xtis the OHC place in this valley of tears, Where the outcast finds friends and a home. 'XM 9X OX OXOXXOXX 3:;XX- It 0le X Ow WO'X OX- OX. XXQO'X- 0X 6X OXX-OX OXOX- OXX-O-X-O OHQXXvOXO X4 X4 X4: OX-OXg-OX-OX'OX'OXOX OrOXvOerOX-OX-O 4X0XOXOX4XWXOXWX XvOX'OXX- 323 9541:411'4421-4141414. 111-14 4: 4 4:14:41- :14-114:1:4: 414111414 111151 11 110111 0111111111 farm 11111150 is 1111111 you will 500 1 11711011 1'1111 100k 1111' this R0f11g0 from 11110. 11111 1111'01'01' will w0 01 1110 011155 111 Naught'lihrw 1 011 this 111111105101111 1111111 1110111111105110511111'.1: 1:- Inspection All 1111150 who wi5h 111 1:01 11 vi0w 01 military g1111'1' 8111111111 01111 1110111111 111 111110 11.111 500 11111' 11111'11111111'1', 1 111' 011011 0111101 15' 1111111011 1110515011 in 11 ,11115015 111111150 111111 01111111-4 111111 110 110111'5 111110. 0150 110511105 1111111 5111011 risk 11 111111111'. 1 '11'0 1'11111115 1110 11111111111; 110111 110111 0x1 0111 1111 011150 i1151101'li1111. lh0 11511111 111151 11011011111 1110 110115 050111105 11111111111 110100111111. 'Ih0 111111115 111'c 11011111'11i1011 1111'111. 1110 11110 1111 11111 is 111151011 And 111 1110 10111111151 1111501 511011 11111 'f111'0ig11 goods 1110 111151011. The 11111'01111 111115 1110 111101'011 11101' with 11101'05111111111 1111105 111111 11111101105, The 11111-111111 11111110 1ch 111 vi0w 1111111 i15011 11111101105 Sl15l1i0i11n5 111111 i1 i5 1110 0111150 111 11111011 i11111xi011li1111. 1110111150 1111- 0111:111i11 5001115 111 think 11'0'1'0 11111 11111110 10111111211i1111. 'J'hc 11111-1' i5 51111111, 1110 110115 1110 11111110, 111011011 5110015 :11'0 5111110ti11105 lacking, i A1111 0'011 51111101i11105 11 1 1'05111111111'5 5111105 5111111' 0111101100 111 11111011i11g'. A S1111h111l1 51i1111055 1'0ig'115' 11111111111 0x00111 wh0n i1 i5 1111111011 111' 5111110 1-:1'11111511111 11mm 1110 11'011, 111 11'111'1111'0 5001105 11 1011011. N11 5111111111 11111111 i5 1111110 011111111010 wi1h11111 11115 5111110 i1151101'111111. And if it 111105 11111 0111110 111111155 i1 01111505 11111011 110j001i11n. 1100111150 1110 11111'11111111'1' 111115 11111111 111111 in 111011' 11111151'11'0011i11g. 'lih111 11'11011 i115p001i11n is 1011 11111 11101 11150 omit 511001111111. 41114114141114.4114 4-:. 14-14 .114114 31'41'114- 4 1'4 :14 1:41-4:94: 41141114294: 1 4... 114.1414 :14-.14 11421411 14 43419414141414.14141414 4214;142:4114 ?4 4.1 1524 116-1101 n 09101104 Qawwwxwg H 7ab11 11111111 111111 11111 3011111155 111 111111111'y 1111111 111111 1111 argument 11$ 10 who 111111111 1111151 strongly i11111111n1'e 1111111111111. 111 the selection 1111' 11 test they 1111111111 5111111111111 11111 11111111111111 11111111551115, 51111111 by their manner they 511111111111 111 11111111 1111' i111'111'11111i11n 111 i1111i1'1111'11111'11, c11111en111t 111111 101111 dis- 1'11g111'11 1111' 11111 1111111111 11111115.: 111 things. Cupid without any more 11110 5111111111 11111 11111111151 111111 511111 111111 111 his 511111111 in the form 01 11 beautiful girl in 1111511 1'11111i11g'11i1v 111 11111 1'1'1115 The youngest 1111111111101 smiled 111111 11'11111 111 11111 with 11111' 11111 turned away in 11isg11s1 when he saw her 5111111111111: 111 111C 1'1'1111111111 11111 1' 1'111. 1111111111111, 1111111' 11 1111111111111's conver- 511111111, 1111111'1111 his 1'11111'111'1e1'is1ic 111111111111 111111 said 10 the Sporty Prof. 1111111 111111 just joined 11111 1'1'1111'11, She 11111115! The Sport threw away his 511111711, 1111111111 his g1111 1'1111 111111 110111111 311 111w 111111 his driver 11111 from his 111111;. 11111 IHCSSCIIgCI' 11'11111 171111111 111111 11 1111111 11'01'11 101' hin1, 11111 he 51111- 11111115' 1'111111111111111'1111 1111 1111111111'1-1111-111 1111 111111, 111111 11111 her 11111111111131. Cupid's 11111111' 11111111 111111111. 11c 51111 other 51111115 11111155 the 1111111 01 the 1'1'015, 11111 11111511 1110111111 elicited a 11111111111! 11111 8111111 prettier ones, 111' She's 1101 .1-11 111111113 111' There are, 111111115 .1 know, from the P1015, 111111 11111y 111111111 11111111511111115 11s 11111111xi1111s 115 111 yore. At this Cupid gave up the 1'111111151 111111 51111111 1111 11i51'11n11111e11. 11 was now the turn 01 the Goddess 111' 191111111131. She 1111111111111 111 11111 1mm 11111'11e1' in a dream 111111 on the 1111111111111: 5111111111131 night he 11111311111111 111 11111111 111 1he 1'1'015 115 they lay in 1110 1'1111i1' 111 his 111111'1'y. 1'1'1111153111', y1111'v11. certainly got 11 110111 011 11111 1111115. 1 11'111111111'1 1111 111 1111 surprised i1 11111 juniors 1111111111 11111111111111 1111111' 1.11 Vic 10 you, 111111 111e 1111111111'1'1115 are thinking 111 putting you 1111 11111. 11111111 1111' Chief 11111111155. 11:111'11 1'1'111i11 1111'11 5111111111, 111111 when 1111' 11111'111'1' 115111111 111e11111111i1'1111y, 1111115 i1 111111 311111? 11111'11 11111111111, HN111 111 1111. You 11111111 1110 lightest 111111111 111111 511111111131 1117,1115 111 any 11111'11e1' I ever 111111 shave 11111. Then each 111111111111 11111 11111'11111' 11 1111111'1111' 111111 11511111 111111 10 have a 511101111. 1111111111 going 10 111111 1111111 1'1'111 111121111 111 himself in 11111 11111'1'111' 111111 said, uNow I 11'111111111'1 1111111 111111 in the 1.11 Vic, would 1. The Goddess of 11111111111'y 111111111111 111111 111111115 111111 cried. I won 111111 won easily. 111111 it been necessary 1'11 11111111 gotten 51111111 01 the Juniors 10 111011 01'1'071' 0 1'-07'1'- 1' '-0' 0'. 11101101110 0'31 5071' 0711' 071'- 0'111'0'1'0'111011'0'1'1'0'1107'15071' 071'071'0'31-0 71 0 ?1'021'1 ?'1'02'1'1011'1 119011-01 1v07 7110360 7'1-0 '1' 360'?!- 71901107 071-07140 '11011-0'110910910'350'314960' 325 9:1: 1A10'Ai0ck-0A1A1 . '0'A'- 0A0'A1 0.:0' 0A'v0'kv0A 0 7-0250?! 0 A'04v0 A'v0A'- 0A'-0 WWW take electives under these Profs. Cupid, you're :1 back number. go you to the rear benches! Moral: If you want :1 drag with any of tho liuchclm' l'rufcssorg, don't introduce them 10 your sister 01' best girl. but shunt 1110 mu, they like it. Quotation Game At a recent meeting of the Literary Club a quotation game was played. 111 this game one. member begins a poem by giving two lines and then the person at his right continues the quotation. It is surpris- ing to see just what lines certain members gave: Prexe I am monarch of 2111 1 survey; My right there is none to dispute; Watson- From the center 1111 round to the sea I am 10rd of the fowl and the brute. Bill Towle- Oh, Solitude! where are the charms That sages have seen in thy face? Captain Clzlrlee$ Better dwell in the midst of alarms That reign in this horrible place. Froggy Pond- I am out of humimityk reach, Johndy H.-e I must finish my journey alone. Ansart- Neyer hear the sweet music of speech; 1 start at the sound of my own. Surfacee The beasts that roam over the plain My form with indifference see; Miss Snyder- They are so unacquuinted with man Their tameness is shocking to me. Mr. and Mrs. Trenholmea Society, Friendship and Love Divinely bestowid upon mzm, XMX 0A4: .Y-O 'O'li- VtiO'X'OXVA 191' VXOGV 3501Y4i'19310't0A'0a1091 OX4 fighomgmx $??th :36me HWY , HO HO V4i-Q , 7 4 WWXW 327 1:111ly-a Uh, 11:111 I 11111 11'i11gs of :1 111111: llm1' $111111 WUllill I 1:1slc1'uuzlqni11! 1'11111'1'l1i11: My 5111111115 l 1111-11 111111111 :1551111gc In the 11:11:; 111' rcligiun 111111 1111111 I4111'1lyw Might 1mm from the 1Yi$ti1HH 111 am: A1111 bc 111101-1111 I11 1111- 5:111i1'suf1'n11111. Armsby: Ye winds 111:11 l1:11'11111:1111- 1111- 1111115111111 Hill: 11111101 111 this 111-ml:111- slmrc Sumo curtlinl 1-11111':11:i11g 111'11111'1 111:11111111 I shall Visit11011101'1'; Pullov- le frimnls. 110 they 111111' :11111 H1011 svnnl .1 wish 111' :1 ll11111gl11 :1fl1'1'1111'? 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Rory hnrt'mx's' Dan's 11111111111111. September 20015011111311 1111155 111ccting 111 .Xrnmry. Davy 11111115 111:1kcs steam for Price. Scptcnlhcr 2108111111 17. Susquehanna 0. 8111111115 cnnspicnnus 111' their 1111501100.. JWrst raid 1111 crcznnm'y. Soptmnhcr 73530 .21 La makes his debut in thc choir. Scptmnhcr f3301ft01' three months vacation the prayer hunk ix' 11151111011th by Billy 3111111110111.11111111111 lectures V:11'sity 011 s11111ki11g. 1Y1Hic Yodcr takes cut naps i11 Lalcuhis. Scptmnhcr 2-1. Billy 1'51'0111' 14111111111115 heart of I.?rcshmcn by sing- ing his first solo. Prcx. takes to golf. Prcp's have cider. Scptmnhcr ?5M1YC show the Visitinp' cnnnnissioncrs how to 511111 wood. J aldy discusses the Scriptures with 1Villic an 111 Calculus Scptmnhcr Qti-Stitt asks '1' .m1h 1111 It ho is 1h'1vi1151' at in his 11311111 Motion. Miss 1.1111135 dancing class .11 11111. September :370-St11tc 21', VJ . U. P. 0. Rollefontc gives its 11511111 yellow support. Boys visit fire 3:111 111111 clean out the hat stock. September 290'1'01111'11 Gill's 501111011 is punctuated hy the hrzly- 11131 of :1 1111111111choly 1111111111 in 1111111111. Jiuthcr', W'mlswnrth takes :1 11:111. Septmnhcr 300.1110. Quincy Adams holds :1 reception in chapel. The boys bring 11 liberal supply of note paper. 0.11010 10102101 01609101021 wi1'01014101491-0141410110101 ; , 334 ; wmmmmmmm mmzzzmzw 1 9: October lettRandy comes to coach yVarsity. Hoke sells life of Wm. htlclx'inley. HNibhsii departs to pleasanter fields. October 3-Y0der tells Lordy that he has the wrong things bailed 11p. October 4eiVarsity leaves for Philadelphia. Faculty gives students a reception in Armory. October FP-State 6, Pennsylvania '33. Celebration. October 'L-Buka, on the lookout for Freshmen, halts HBaldy Tudor on his way to the Experiment Station. October Seliep appoints HWillyU Ironhat second lieutenant. October 9-A redqvhiskcred pirate comes out of the north to in- struct us in the mysteries of applied mechanics and is promptly dubbed ttliroggy. October 10-Farewell reception to t'Mamma Mac. October 12SSeniors take handcar ride to Bellefonte, but suddenly tiCLitiC to return when four miles away. October ISSBear appears back of Ladies C0ttagc.Si1nmi Miller g1 maps w rung hroncho and Hunks 1n W'IVC motion October HeLast practice before Y ale game in rain. uPiker 1 Dodge objects to being,Y wet, so keeps indoors. October ISeFirst snow. Dan still clings to his straw. in October IQSStatc 0, Yale 22. Scrubs 39, Lock Haven Normal 5. I October 20-Annual cider scrap. W3 gets most of cider. October 22n-S. 13. Miller elected general athletic manager. John ;; Decker goes to 7ion for excitement. I: October 25-Juni0rs show John Quincy thci1 power in debate. rlicrpsichorean dance. leam leaves for Annapolis October 26-State 11, Annapolis 6. Stag in Armory and big cele- bration. October 28-Faculty reception in Armory to football men. Dan wears his straw hat. October 30-ttWillie Ironhat, Lieutenant, wants to know why his company doemft obey orders. October 31-Iircshmcn do guard duty on campus and other streets. i Halloween. :1: 2w wwxwwmw 0960 wxmwvw Mm:- .wr- imr- a: xwo ;Wo$$4xm xo-xwwxwwxwwaw th'M-xdwx mvof m m$m$mwx 335 1. . 1 599' 103110366 35011911 1.114114 1159110119 WYM'CMWWW .lichruziry 34Churlcy Churchill takes Godard for Prof. XN'ood 211111 1112111115 startling revelations. lichruury 14 D11ggy Nevins loses the tips of two tingcrs in the same machine which nipped Arncy's last term. 111-1111111151 54'1'119511ia115 present A Russian Honeymoon in the chapel. lichrnury 15- ch11 complains 10 Freddy Foss that Junior Civils swiped his ruhhcrs. 'lihcspians leave for XVillizunspm-t. Grout rush for the box ofiicc. l'attcc and family leave. for Europe. lichriuiry w-lhm Miller advises I lch to get his rubbers checked. l?chrimry $1$I1i5111111 Talbot prcachcs. lichriuu'y 114.1110. Quincy Adams threatens to sue lihcl. hchruzlry I1l4hhuggy returns to the shops. Dntchy'i Fchr gives :1 farewell dinner prior to his departure fur Germany. State 5.1, Pitts- 11111 Y. M. C.A.13. lichrimry IS-XVinc racket. 111511111 Stars in chapel. Iichrnzu'y Walixtm sessions 11f Faculty to investigate Saturday night's 11.1T11ir. lunims in class 111ccti11g take 21 51111111 against CICEHHCIV .U l'hc Times for raids. hchrunry 7304Aflcr 1111111010115 cxtm sessions the Faculty suspend Saturday night's 11iTc111101's for one year. M-hruzlry 731-44111hj iirvs 'I'Cicctricals 0111 of wave motion. szsc fire in :1 waste basket, hclicvcd to he of incendiary origin. State 2H, Lchigh '31. February '3'3WL'111111111111i1y 5111111011011 by the death of '15. R. Wright, 11f 151115. Auction 5:110 in 1738. Swamp Smith. nuctionccr. lichl'iinry 73: Memorial services in the chapel for R. 1'1. XVI'ight. lichruziry 21141.111'113' is congratulatcd hy Silvius 1111 his election 21.x 11111151111119. XYcury holds his rc-cxam. in Applied Mcchanics 11nd l'rcp. .Xrithnwlic unnhincd 111111 Hunks those who are deficient in the latter. lichruury 254132151101 hull 1011111 1111 its firsi trip. Slate , Bloom- hury m. lhchnuuv 21341'1i11cc llcnn lands and Lnscr hoists the flag of Dcrhllmlandtf'1111111. February 274-11101? rain, snow melts. 110 1min. e'- z . x- A- x- 2.: 1 .. 4 41141141191- .14 .14 3.3'4h' $43 :14 $4141 'Wv .1414141414?3V4$4- 339 '01'. 41:14114M141vwxmr41414ww1414141414 w? xwwnnvt. .1 . .14 1 1 .1 1 19.1 1 1 411-4144. .4114 4141414141. 3414191414'41-14 434.1 February 21141170 are surrounded by water. No trains running and 110 mail. March 1-Wc hailed Parker's boat at 110011 with as much joy as Robinson Cruso evinced at the sight of his boy Friday. Twas indeed a pleasant sight a1ch 2 tt 30at tur11s up again to our surprise and ParkeHs dis- gust. March 21-Fresh111e11 leave for Sunbury 011 their banquet. They evidently doubled on their tracks, as the Sophs lost the scent and when next heard from were at Marthfs Vineyard. Saturdays postponed con- cert came 01.1r tonight. March 44A sad1y depleted gang of Freshies turn up 101' work. March 5-Ve11y heavy snowstorm. Reminds the farmers of ttSnow Bound College exercises suspended as a result of the storm N0 train. 1 ' . March 6-nLOldVHWC ears gum boots to chapel and We earv wears his to class March 7-State 1111, 1Villiat11sport 12. It was a great game. March S4t1Dutch Gemmg was found sleeping 011 the 110011 in N0. 303 this 11101111111111. D11tc11,s work evidently keeps him up late at night. 171111115011ia11s rival the Thespians in a well-produced minstrel. Johnny Corrigan does a stunt in the sand. March 10-41th1 gives Strout an Object lesson in economy; illus- tration, his old pants, as good as new, which he has worn for eighteen years. N. B. This includes the time which he spent among the 111- dians. March 11-T11ack team makes its first appearance, wrapped in t1a1111els of manv colors. Baseba11 practice in Armory Ma11c1113 Subsmiption started 111 chapel to reclaim Binton 101 the 11111112111 race. 1 1 March 14-Sleight-Of-ha11d in chapel. Dan Miller assists the ma- gician i11 111ystifying the fourteen 1100111e by producing :1 11.1111 handker- chief The Ike goes up in the air because he doesn't understand whele the money is coming from. March 15-aMasque ball A surplus of females. VVert upholds his reputation as a prize winner. Stoll takes the baby prize and Shearer ist das shtinste madschen. 94141-491411 41-4941 4:14.141 .141 11 4 .141 14141411 141 4:1 VMA'- 9-14-2: 11414 4141014- 414-14. 1414-14: 411. ?4 34141414114 340 9143141143411 .1 2:- 41: .1 2: 14x4x4114x 1141143414. 4114 34.141434114114114 4.1 4 x4 .1414343434343434343421421434 .1434 1.4.1434-114914 14.143424214343496 March 173-St. Patrickts Day in the morning. ttDutchyiy Fehr and the other good Irish wear the national emblem. March 194Headed by Louis Loomis Anszu't, the Heet-footed i11- struetor, who acted as guide and pace maker, one hundred and titty students turn out and run to Lemont to put out 21 fire. The rubes dis- cuss the prospects of a good crop the coming season while the fellows perform prodigies of valor. March 214'Jie1'psicho1'ezm dance at the 11111. March 22-J1111io1' Mechanieals 21ml Chemists leave 011 trip. Mich winter sports. Score, i03, 55; ,05, 41. March 2:14'lihe coming of spring is heralded by Lordy's Easter cravat :md Surfaee's new $7.50 suit. Surface is so driven with work he could not find time to hlacken his shoes, so spoils the effect. March 254 Doggy completes his one hundred and tifty-hfth suc- cessive day in chapel. March 204Vacati011 begins. Some of the boys go home with hard luck stories. March 2741'1ep1e1' and A. L. Smith appear from the hospital in ' straw huts. They meet ialdy, who says, u'Jle, he, think it'll come any sooner? March 824B ad weather for baseball practice. The gang journeys to liellefonte. lea pmties in o1'.de1 March 29-Lhznlie Giifhn 1 e11de1s himself liable to heavy 1111111'1ges by pulling a door off its hinges 011 lhu'ixer' s boat. Railroad company talks of raising the fare to sixty cents. Kill Merkle looses the rest of the triplets in the dense crowds at Altoonn and finds a red-headed girl. March 30wEaster bonnets scarce, due to cold weather. Froggy does Penna quick-step up and down the board walk. t'Pete Steven- son ruhes the chewing gum machine at Johnstown. April 1-Apri1 Fool. April 24131'ex. opens tire with the usual 30, Lord, thou hast been 0111' dwelling piaee in all generations. Record faculty attendance in ehupe1w29. April 114M135 Andrews shows she has the qualifications of a good chemist. 11 .1:-4x4.4 3-434 11.1.1 4.1 4:141 4341143414341414141411 14.141414. $3 34,34 43 41414154914 41943414114114.141414141414341541949414 341 AvOiYVJGOW-VX-OAL 97V mm OAOn'rOJrOVO v0 om... ommmxo:oaoxwmnt 2210221025 -: -'- .. -- :: -vow.i+wuw' '. w: 2:09.: 959:110-35 :4 am:- a; April 5hPructicc game with iicllefnnlc Acadcmy. April tihBill Huckhout forgm-ls the usual nnlcr of procodnrv in chapel and stands while the rest remain seated. April ThDrill thrcc times :1 week. Dcikc lakes to matching pon- nies with Zorn. April Svknin, no drill. l'ricc calls the Soph. Civils :1 pack of liars. April Sthorc ruin. 1m drill. Willie Eiscnhuth thinks it n-nl mmn that he doesn't have more chance 10 show his stripes. April llhiiravy wants to knmv whether there is a rule :illmx'ing students in loitcr around in the halls fur ten minutes before entering thn- rluss moms. April li:hStatc :31. Susquehanna 5. Price faltons up the Electrical section by giving :1 feed. April 13-Rcv. Noble pI'CIIL'hCS his farewell scrnmn and there is a gwnnin'c fu'ling of rcgrci :11 his departure. April lilhlm Vic goes to press. 310- Ltsten a momenj andl nun fell .' bout The men ! ho Wish usweu L Vevmly they i h Ida afyze M. In our QK; ofatromse 1 'J $ ' Each One whoak xmn- s: '.; ccmnf' 3N our Hdvertisers W It is largely through the liberal patronage of the merchants whose ads follow, that we are able to place in the hands of State's friends this volume of LaVie. As the college annual does more than any other publication to keep the college before the public we sincerely hope that you will patronize the men who have made this publication possible. Again thanking them for their patronage. we are Sincerely, THE MANAGERS. THE TUBULAR The Latest Grand Achievement in Centrifugal Cream Separators A Handsome, Convenient, Efficient, Simple Machine. 0 I The Closest Sklmmlng Separator THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN. m A light, simple bowl, with but three parts to be washed. The easiest turning separator ever built. Complete Catalogue. Testimonials and a valuable treatise on HBusiness Dairying free on applica- tion. P. M. SHARPLES, WEST CHESTER, PA., U. S. A. u. .4. u-n. The maiden fresh from college. has n hem! well stored with knowledge. She knnws of many things that wise old Solunmn never knew; She hue mustered etymology nnd she lows nhout zoology, Sh:- knuws lnnn nu is a science, now you'll lind thnt she iH true. From geology to astronomy, even domestic uconum . As applied to modern duiryiug. she tnkea the proper view. All about cremn fermentation and of perfect separation, Known 85 Scientific skimming, which the: Tubular will t 0. She's nu excellent dchntcr on the Shnrplcs Separator, And she knows it long since hadc would-hc competitors adieu. You'll not find n maiden sealer. and there is no hultcr sweeter Tlmu she churns from cram: the Tubular dclh brew. She'll ne'er forget her ulmn-mmcr, nor the Shnrples Separator. She'll nmke n charming housewife nud we lunve hcr now w you If YOLVYEUQ Bccomc A GHEMIST, A TEACHER, AN ENGINEER. A LAWYER, AN ELECTRICIAN, A PHYSICIAN, A SCIENTIFIC FARMER, A JOURNALIST, in short, if you wish to secure a training that will fit you well for any honorable pursuit in life, The Pennsylvania State College Offers exceptional advantages. TUITION IS FREE IN ALL COURSES. The General Courses furnish a varied range of electives, after the Freshman Year, including History , the English French, German Spa11ish,Lati11 111111 Greek Languages and Literatures; Psycho 001 ogy; Ethics; Pech-1 gogics and Political Science. These courses are especially adapted to the wants of those who seek either the most thorough traming for the Profession of Teaching, or a general College 1 Zioducat The courses in Chemistry Civil Electrical Mechanical and MiNing Engin- eering are '1111011gtl1e very best 111 the United States. Graduates have 110 1111111211111 in securing and holding positions. YOUNG WOMEN nre ndmlttcd to all courses on the same terms as Young Men. 'lhe next cm I EOE YEAR opens Thursday. Settember 18 1902.. nt 8 o 'clock a. m. Exam- n-tl uns lur udmlulon, Tuesday. Septem er 16. 9 o 'clocku IMECIMEN EXAHINATION PAPERS or for CATALOGUE glvln full informa- tion reafpectlng courses 01 SW expenses. etc.. and SHOWING POSIT 0N5 HELD BY umum 1 135. address THE REGISTRAR . STATE COLLEGE, CENTRE COUNTY, PA. HARPER BROS, Grocers, BELLEFONTE, PA. Commercial and Bell Phones. C. F . HARRISON at THE BAKERY Catering a Specialty Oysters in Season Ice Cream A Fresh Line of Confectionery Always on Hand Bellefonte, Pa. WM. H. HORSTMAN COMPANY, Fifth and Cherry Sts., Philadelphia. Military Uniforms and Equipments. Flags, Banners, etc. vi J Jr J- J Supplies for Military Schools and Colleges a Specialty. Grant Hoover FIRE, LIFE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Jv J J vi REAL ESTATE and LOANS. Crider's Stone Building, Bcllcfontc, vi J. M. ALLEN - - President W.M B. IRANKLIN - Vice- President 1.1!.AI I EN - Second Vice- President 1.1. PIERCE retary L.B.BRAIN1$RD Treasurer L. P. MIDDLLBROOIx, Assistant Secretary THOROUGH INSPECTION and Insurance against Loss or Damage to Property and Loss of Life and Injury to Persons caused b STEAM BOILER 000000000 EXPLOSION S The Students Friend MA: L E: N A Stomach:Liver PILLS They cure Constipation, Headache, Torpid Liver and Biliousness. Twenty Five Cents. Ask Druggists.4 The Reid Tobacco Co., Milton, Pa. and AItoona,Pa.,carrya full line of manufactured tobaccos, cigars, cigarettes and smokers articles. Your trade respectfully solicited. Yours very truly, REID TOBACCO CO. SWC f John I. Olcwinci coucgc Bcllcfontc, Pa. Headquarters for UVCTYV HARDWARE Sale, Feed and of every description. Exchange Stable Dock Ash Ranges ANDREW OWEILL, Propr. and Stove Repairs Rates Reasonable Telephone Connections. Lowest prices to all. viii. nanny Drawing Materials, Golf Supplies, Books, Magazmes and Office Supplles. Students' Stationery Supplies a Specialty. f;x$ w$ $w $V k$ $ $$ $ $; ix. You can buy MORRIS CHAIRS ea! $4.95 to $27.00 at Arr W. R. BRACHBILIJS Furniture Store Special prices on all kinds of furniture to Fraternities 0r Club Houses. - PA. F'. WEBER 8: CO. ENGINEERSL and DRAUGHTSMENLS SUPPLIES. W , BELLEFONT E , V - A. Ott's Planimeters and Plantographs. Sand for Catalogue. Sole agents for Ricflcr's Patent Round System Drawing Instrmnems, Drawing Papers, Tracing Papers and Trac- ing Cloth, Blue Print Papers, Drawing Boards and Drawing Tables, Tape Measures, etc, etc. Largest assortment of Works of Art for Architects, Fresco Painters, Sculptors, Metal and LVoodworkers and Designers of all branches. 25 Chestnut St. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Branch Houses-Baltimore, Md.; St. Louis, Mo. X 150 FIRE TEST. ELAINE 01L Is a safeguard agninsl Lump Ex- plosion, whether the lamp is care- lessly handled, dirty or broken. ELAINE OIL never varies in quality. Fifty cents a year will cover the extra cost of Elaine for an ordinary family and guarantee the house- hold from the miseries occasioned by Lamp Explosions. Ifyour store- kecper does not keep it, write to WARDEN 8L UXNARD, PITTSBURG, PA. ace! THE BAILEYS Pure Rye On sale at the Bush and Haag Housc,BeIIefonte, Pa. a: .53: a: .3: .3 h$ 'xi IT'S HAVANA Pathfinder 5c Cigar For First.class Job Printing, Ruling and Bookbinding Cullut the . Democrat Office, 204-206 E. Main St., LOCK HAVEN, PA. Special attention given to Blank Hook Manufacturing and Binding of Magazines, Pamphlets. etc. : 9'? $$$in ?:ng $$E WEWIZ' $$$izi2957 inQig W 1m W W W? W W Smum Q0 W N 1:0? , . m g3; Artlst 3,2; DOP'IWIQNTS IN.... 58E? OIL, WATER COLOR, 90? CI-IILDRIZNS PICIWURES A SPECIAL'IWY 33g SPECIAL IYIV'I'EN'IWION GWEN T0 GROUP Q9? 7WD OUTDOOR PI'IOIWOGIQAPI IY ..... gm Branch Studios at Millheim and Centre Hall. UQYX U Smith's Studio ?ESSSY53kifFE W; Yeager 8: Davis Agents for STETSON and WALK-OVER Shoes BELLEFONTE, - - - - PA, xiii Franklln 8. Carter E.WardWllklnu Charles M. Wilkins PARTRICK.CARTER 8: WILKINS Manufacturers of ELECTRICAL HOUSE-GOODS 1231-1239 Callowhill Street Philadelphia ESIABLISHED 1887 SCERIZIDG SIEUER, for weddings and Other Presentations zomct Stvles moderate Prices State and Bcllefonte Souvenir Spoons $2.00 Each 7. $ RWBHRD'S SODS Bellctontc - - . . . pa. JAS. P. COBURN, Prusirlmt CHAS. M. MaCURDY. Cashier DR. GEO, F. HARIHS, Wu President M. MONTGOMERY. Assistant Cashier THE FIRST NATIONAL BANIK BELLEFONTE. PA., Ofers f0 ifs patrons every facm'fy flzaf modern b'lnlzmg afords. m.tLiostcf, ....DEALERIN general mQerandise FANCY GROCERIES GENTS FURNISHING GOODS LADIES' WHITE GOODS Specialties LATEST STYLES IN DRY GOODS BOOTS AND SHOES, from the very latest lasts W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE FOR GENTS TELEPHONE ....FIRST CLASS LIVERY.... State College, . . . . . Pa. xiv Ghina Hall. The Most sArtistic and dComplete Line of CHINA, OLA WAREa AMPS cana lways ben found at W. H. WILKINSON, EST. BELLEFONTE, PA. ' ' P. S.--We also make a specialty of elegant goods Tm Ii0hmI1l suitable for wedding gifts. Stock pattern qus readily matched. H. W. SAUERS DEALER IN WW John W. Stuart SMOKING TOBACCOS num m COAL AND GRAIN State College, Pa. WWII CIGARS, CIGARETFES and Box Trade a Specialty. HOLMES BUILDING STATE COLLEGE, PA. AI 1,121 N K. W Al I'ON. Pr rse tx'l ens. Established 181W hy Rdluik'l J. WAI 'IUN SIIpCIiIItL-Ilident. ALLEN WALTON Contractors Ior all kinds 0f cut stone work. Hummelstown Brown:Stone Co. Quarrymen and Manufacturers of Building Stone, Sawcd Flagging and Tile Pnrties visiting the gum 1 ice will leave the cur Ielcgraph 8L Fxpressl AAIIdress, lIruwnstone Slnlion on the Philadelphia t1 Reiiding Rwy. BROWNS! ONE WALTONVILLE, Dauphin C0., PA. XV 111.111.111.11 Connecting Rud- ls Shown only for the Accommodation 01 1110 Public. This Company wlll not be Rouponllblo 1or Evrors or changes 1M1 may Occur. BELLEFoNTE CENTRAL RAILROAD. TIME TABLE NO. 1. SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT MONDAY APRIL 3.1902 1 TRAINS MOVING WEST TRAINS MOVING EAST 2 E' Read Down 8.5. 33 Read Up g1 STATIONS $2 ' No. 51 No. 31 No. 1lw 3': 3g No.21 No. 4 11:13.53 MAIL EXPRESS. FX'C'COM E E MAIL 11211111111255 ACZO? 1' 12101, M c 7 551' M ' '7' 11151.11 ........ NEW YORK ........ Ar 1- 1111141: M 1- 7113 A M 5 11 MA M u H30AM4' 11209111 955w pnnA Ar 0 5.173171 M0 1:10AMI; 1152AM 11111011 M 1' 300A M .. .HARRISBURG ...... Ar ' 1'5 2411 1- 1111'10001; M h .155 A M 800A M 110'oA M ..- 1:55151'161117:.w -' M530 1: M ' 11 30 1, M 1110AM 710AM '- 7' ' 1005M 7101!; H- 12 251' M 1110 A M m ' - 111111111111 .....'..'Ar ' 1110 A M 110111- M ' a 1101' M 510A M 711 1.v ......... 511511111111! b 155 P M VWC ' ' 131111 M 5-10 A M A '11 : m 1 ANDKN ...... Ar 11' 13511 M $ ' h 145? M 1135 A M 11111,v.......1.11:w1511uxo ....... 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'fg'1p510'lr'glge' 1Dnmi.ly except Sunday. 41 via. Momandou bvia.10ck Haven and Willim us- porl.1-vn. F. H. THOMAS, Supt. gelablislrotl Over a Century Ego. JESSOFVS STEEL FOR Tools, Drills, Dies, Saws, Etc. Best English Tool Steel Awarded Gold Medal at World1s wColumbian Exposition, 1893, Grand Prix, Paris, 1900. Wm. dessop 6: Sons, ,Cimilwl MANUFAGTORY. SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND. Chief American Office, 91 John St, New York. w. F. WAGNER, General Manager- w. L.. KNORR, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in Bakers1 , ,X Ice Cream , ' a, A . ' and 1 X1 Utens1ls Confectioners1 and Tools Supplics. : f: f5. vii, A Specialty. 1108-10 Penn Ave., PITTSBURG, PA. xvii jACKSON, HASTINGS 65 COMPAN Y Bankers Daniel H. Hastings 1. Henry Cochran Henry C. McCormick john P. Ham's Cashier Isaac Mitchell Asst. Cashier BELLEFONTE, PA. HTHLETIG TRAINING The benefit or injury resulting from athletic t1ai11i11g depends largely 1111011 the Ielation of the diet to the regimen the woeful blunder 01 many athletes- o11e that has caused defeat, loss of health and irreparable i11j111'y-has been the use of some one food to the exclusion of all other food:-:. No one food in 111111 of itself can possibly supply the needs of an athlete. He '111011111 have many diiTerent kinds of food, and 1111 enriched by the great blood, hone, brain and body b11ilder-- NUTRIUM , A food that contains 37 1101 ce11t11roteids;2 per cent fat; 51 per cent sugar; I per cent minerals the lmluuce water v 1'110r. 'lhis should he used asa supple- mental food to enrich the cereal 111111 veget: lhle food of the athlLte. It is free from 5111 chemicals 01' the action of chemimls Address NATIONAL NUTRIENT COMPANY 79 Hudson Street JERSEY CITY, N. J. xviii A Pretty Foot Should Always Be Well Dressed -x o o-x Every Lady and Gent who wears our shoes have elegance and com- fort in their footwear. They are designed to make every foot look its BEST and to give EASE and SERVICE. MINGLE'S SHOE STORE, BELLEFONTE, PA. MCalmont 8 Co. Bellefonte, Centre Co., Pa. Dealers in Agricullaral Implements, Seeds, Buggies, Fertilizers, Cemenfs, Wall Plasfer, Land Plasler, Sporting Goods, Etc. Empire Steam Laundry 30 and 32 Bellefonte Ave. LOCK HAVEN, PA. Fine laundering a specialty. Special rates to students. Represented at HState by . . . E. STERRETT. PIANOS and ORGANS 0f the best makes sold or rented oucasy terms. Don't pay an extravagant price for a cheap instrument when you can get the best for the least money. Therefore, it will pay you well to write or call on the under- signed. MISS S. OHNMACHT, Bellefonte, Pa. Cria'er's Exchange Building. 3rd Floor, Room 24. NEW EDITION GIVE WEBSTER'S ' WEBSTER'S WWW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY NEW PLATES THROUGHOUT. 25,000 ADDITIONAL WORDS PHRASES AND DEFINITIONS Prepared under the direct supervision of W. T. HARRIS. Ph. D. .. LL. D., United Statesd Com- mxssioncr of Educ cation, ass! ate ted by a large corps of competent specialists and e ditors. Rich Bindings. 2364 Pages. 5000 Illustrations. 1711 lnl1'rmltlanul1'11ijIxranmI'm 11391;, 511111'1'1I'III5'MWI 1111111111131! 17!? 'Nnu l. '1lztz1m oftlu' IIII1 rnutmnul wax I. r.ru11I'III U1 111110,.1900 01! III1' lair rl um! I'm! Alsu chstcr' s Collegiate Dicuonnry wilh Suutmh hlusM try, cl c First classin quality, second class in hilt. -NICIIUI.AS MURRAY BUTLER. Specimen pages. etc., of both books sen! on application. G. 6 C. MERRIAM 00.. Springfield. Mass. PERTRAITS By Photography . THE MOORE ART STUDIO BELLEFONTE, . - - - PENNSYLVANIA. Crider's Exchange. XX W? W . . '0' tie? HENRY GRIMM, $851 30:3 409 Q non STATPEE $535013, ME RCHANT rm wig WWW AT . . . m yon Has constantly in Stock :1 hue Lme 0f Smtmgs, VOW you Trouserings, Overcoatings, lite. Special atten- VOW. Ebb Lion given to the Manufacture of Military Uniforms mu . - and Overcoats. NW Drm Sails a X wcl'ally. ' ' W W non xxi Engraving work in this book was done by the Electric City Engraving Company, 507-515 Washington Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Largest engraving house for college plates in the states. Write for samples and prices. xxii MAX KAEHLER 6L MARTINI BERLIN, GERMANY Wilhelm Street, 50. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN chemical, Electrochemical and Bacteriological Apparatus. Have their own Shops for Glass Working and Grinding for the Manufacture of Apparatus of Precision and Thermometers. CATALOGUE. PRICE LIST. ET 0. FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION G. E. SHUBY All kinds of WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELRY REPAIRIN G ...nt... C. E. SHUEYYS Vchclcr Holmes Bldg., STATE COLLEGE, PA. NEW ELECTROCHEMICAL APPARATUS. xxiii Our zlothcs leavs Fit what is more Chev always look well..... monthly trips made to the zollcgc to u take measurements. 5.1L Sim, merchant tailorn Earlisle, Pa. Dress Suits our Specialty. A. WERT, Local Representative. Jeffrey Elevating - Conveying - Coal ining Machinery for COAL CU PTERS ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES GENER ATORS MINE SUPPLIES x i CHAINS-All Styles, Elevator Buckets, Screens, Cable Conveyors, etc. Address . .e .e ms JEFFREY MFG. COMPANY .3 .3 . . , In, ; Columbus ----- Ohio - - - - U.S.A. ' x , EY. New York Chicago Denvef StriLmiuiu H N m antalo Philadelphia Kansas City . Butte. Mont, Chlrlcston, W. Va. Putsburg Century Rubber Belt Conveyor tablets Exercise BOOKS Zomge Stationery All articles of our make can bc Ill XM MCII I: NN relied on us being H-ERFICCT GOODS -- ONl.Y --t1101'Ollg1l1y practical and up- DI IVBK'IAN AND bUIX'LON Urdutc. At all progressive Stationers 0H ICP AT you will Fund the Keystone Tablets, '9'5'thC-l: 0 made, sold and guaranteed Iyy SI'A'Hi COLLEGE ----- PA. the j Z. BIairZo. Buntlugaon ' - - - ' Pa. xxiv 300,000 Machines in Use. Ten Times All Other Makes Combined. The Standard of A11 Tluws Best in Dairying in Every Country in the W'orld. Thutk the history 0ft11c DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATORS Send fm new 0 'ZUth Centmy 0 Catalogue. THE DE LAVAL SEPARATOR Co. General Offices: 82'3?5$3i i 18 74 CORTLANDT STREET. 24 8 MchuMov AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO. NEW YORK. WINNI P.EG :'----rvrrvi '---'vvr-rrr-wu-u -:-i-:-y----r w-- UNIVEPSITY INN STATE COLLEGE, DA. ROOMS: Single or in Suites. Railroad Slafion within fifty yards of the door. For Rate: Address, PHIL. D. F 05 TER, PROPRIE TOR. 1A1-;-A--AA.--------j-l---------------- --------l; --------;1------------- Established 185i . EIMER 8: AMEND Manufacturers and Importers of Chemicals 8; Chemical Apparatus. 205, 207, 209, 211 Third Avenue, Corner of 18th St. NEW YORK. Finest Bohemian and German Glassware, Royal Berlin and Mcissen Porcelain, Purcst Hammered Platinum, Balances and Weights, Zeiss Microscopes, and Bacteriological Apparatus, Chemically Pure Acids, and Assay Goods, Kahlbaunfs Famous C. P. Organic and Inorganic Reagents. Jena Laboratory Glassware. xxvi COLLEGE SONGS THREE GREAT SUCCESSES Compiled by college men Endorsed by college presidents: Progmmetl by college glee clubs Rilh-l'tliftl by college students 1? a v 0 r e t1 by college nhunni C h e ri s h e d by college alumnae A wel come gift in any home XVORDS AND MUSIC THROUGHOUT Songs of All the Colleges .Httractive and durable cloth binding, $1.50 postpald IVt'ru HUI. with 104 songs added for 67 other colleges Over seventy college presidents llilVC actually purchased this volume to have at their own homes, so they tell us, for the students on social occasions 72w I'lll'lz'mls have gone into many thousands of homes Songs of the Eastern Colleges Novel and durable cloth binding. $1.25 postpaid Ideally complete portrayal of the illusion! side of the student life in our Eastern colleges. Plenty of the old favorites of all colleges, while crowded with 1111' new songs which an: .vag-many never before in print New Songs for College Glee Clubs Paper, 50 Cents, postpaid Not less than twenty humorous hits, besides numerous others, sentimental and serious. Not a single selection in this book but has been sung by some glee club locally to the delight of an entering audience. Never before published, they are really new Glee club leaders will appreciate acollection every piece in which, by the severe test of both rehearsal and concert, 15 I'lgjlli-the musical notatimnthe harmony of the voice parts, the syllabiticution. the rhythm,the rhyme,the instrmnenta- ti0n,uml 1nst,but not least with uudienees,the mlrllmlaluwn'xs HINDS Cd NOBLE, Publishers 31.33-35 West Fifteenth St. New York City Schoolbooks of all publishers at one store xxvii Characte-r Studies Modern photography must he Artistic; the likeness in a portrait must he Characteristic. Knowing- this, together with the Hknow- how,H is the secret of the popular- ity of our work. Pupularity is ,A only gained by merit. .- Photographs in Enamel, Platino 0r Platinum finish. The Famous hArtistsh Proosz and HGenuine Carbons. Amateur finishing, Frames to Order and Mat hoards. The Mallory-Taylor Studio, BELLEFONTE. PA. P. S.-Specia1 discount, on Photos, to Students. Wm. Dorworth, Student Agt. vrrv---------------1n------'-.uvvr----rrr:-----v.- ------r g 1. c. HOLMES. g 3 STATE COLLEGE. PA. W : Dealer in 5 Dry Goods. ; Groceries, Hardware. Shoes. a Teas and Coffees a. Specialty. Your Patronage Respectfully a Solicited. --------------;---- ----- ---1-----.----------------;1;1h -------------------------;-----11 xxviii TTHE APT . OI: DIZBAVITET, The above is the title of a little volume written by the famous 1903 Debating Team. This team has the distinction of neverhaving won a debate. The special features of the book are the following: Bombast and Spread Eagle Oratory T F. II. Taylor. 'T Lung Power. -D. B. Tuholski. 'TGraceful Stage Appearance. -A. R. Risser. T Without an Iota 0f Sense.- W. H. Landis. This is a most instructive book and should be studied by all students wishing to win debates. CROYLE THE BARBER Can give you what you wmt in SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING RAZORS HONED TO AN EDGE State College, Pa. YOU Can have beautiful teeth and fragrant breath by using ttGreenTs Antiseptic Tooth Wash a9 a: Price, 25 cts. Fully Guaranteed. GREENT S PHARMACY Bellefontc, Pa. For a First Class Shave and Hair Cut, go to . . GRAHAM The Tonsorialist Next door to the Drug Store State College, Pa. xxix l! u 2: Under New IVIetmlngent i? . . I m w 2: ENTIRE HOUSE REFURNISHED 31 . . I m AND REMODELLED W 33 v? V . . x I 10 Centrally Located 9; N! W 1.9! W : Special Attention Given to W gi Travelingmen 3; 533 i? . . ' Y H 3 Specxal LIVER , W m in connect1on W 3 Rates to W R! W 1:: Students STEAM 3: 3 HEAT 0? 5:: 3:! . . I m A FINE LINE OF 5, z: . i3? . . l 5:: CIGARS $ g g? . . 1 m ALWAYS ON SALE 0 W m I w 2:: 0x . . . l 5:: J B. SHUMAN, ProprIetor 3, . I ??EEE-zaz-:gsegg$seeeaz$gesg$sa:a- GOOD GOODS! LOW PRICES! Fair Treatment! Ant 111cm MI 01 OIWlSW113 llSH1111;3 DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, SHOES, FRUIT, Candy, Etc., at HOLMES a co., State College, Pa. Agcnsortf thc lilitc Sho P. R I:RIDER R SON, ' AII KInIIs I11 LIIIIIIIer, II: Silin II! Moulding. Doors, 0Ila nffy Sticks. Novelties in wood for Fire XVOI'ks and Toy BRIaIIIIfchtuI'crs. BELLEFONTE, PA. xxxi I m and Foreign Fruits. SEGHLER 8o 80., Bellefonte, Pa. Fine Groceries, GonIecIionery J k?EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEgk lg m 3; our Prices Represent the most Your 5;; W money Zan Buy 4? 2:: El . . 5w C a a a t W OUR MEN5S SUITS m W m EU at $7.50 must be seen to be appreciated. I 01 The superior merits of our suits to others 3 EC; at $7.50 are, first, the 5:: W FVAB I - - w RC m W Because it will be just as we represent it IQ! w to be-ALL WOOL. m W TAILORING n; m . .. a w Because the Vitals Uhe InsuleQ are E a, tailored with as much care and thought E I 31-: the outside. I'E 03 STYLE 3 FIT Because they are just as the standard of 1902 dictates. Because we take as much pains as the best merchant tailor to measure you properly. WILL others do us much ? CAN they do as much? 50.305 MONTGOMERY 6: CO. Progressive Clothiers Hats 6: Men's Furnishing Goods Prices prlnted In the papers do not tell the whole story. .5.5.s.z a .w V .V .u -333 5535 33335 55555555555555 xxxii THE BEST KNOWN ILLUMINANT SUBMERGED CARBIDE SYSTEM for Private Homes Churches. Stores And Halls. Use the Purest Light at ABOUT THE COST OF KEROSENE OIL. de? 1.? 11:3 .657 Strictly High- Grade No Over Gen- eration. No Smell and Posi- g .3 Generators only. No Wastczof Gas. A saving ed from the Carbide. of 20 per Cent in Carbide. WWW THE SUBMARINE --;- We have the most perfect methud of making Acetylene-gns known. Our machines are strictly HIGH GRADE, simply and strongly constructed. The above cut shows our SUHMARINE at work. We simply fill the Capsules, which hang at the orifice 0f the Generator, with Carbide and they are automatically released by the descent of the bell; the Capsules plunge into the water underneath an iron apron and the gas passes from the Generator through another volume of wnler,as pure as commercial Acetylene can be made. Notice, we have not a single valve on our machine and only one cock to turn and hence no CONF JSION. The machine can be handled by a small boy. The Sunlight Gas Machine Company 261 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. U. S. A. :OWWW xxxiii WRIGHT. KAY 6: CO. Manufacturers of High Grade Fraternity Emblems Fraternity Novelties Fraternity Invitations Fraternity Jewelry F raternity Stationery Fraternity Announcements Fraternity Programs Send for Catalogue and Price List I40:I42-I44 Woodward Ave., DETROIT, MICH. Markle's MEAT MARKET X - U - X FRESH and SMOKED MEATS ALLEN STREET STATE COL LEGE, PA. Special Designs 011 Application PH6NES Te ephones, Gramaphones, Altnphoncs Saxophones. Graphones -and---- All Kinds of Talking Machines Including WERT,YEAKLE 8: HEWITT For Sale by the Glass of 1903 W. G. GLINE Boot and Shoemaker Cuxtnm Trade a Specialty. Bclow mm l. f L. RA Y M 0R GAN La W65 for sale. xxxiv A. G Spalding 8:31-05. Hlncorpuratcd :OFFICIAL OUTFITTERS: . T11 .. The Leading Colleges, Schools and Athletic Clubs of the Country . . . Spalding's Official Athletic Goods are 5111111111111111f1111z1lity 111111 1111- 1'cc0g11ized :15 such by 1111 the lending nrgnniznlimm vnntmlling $110115, which invariably adopt Spaldingis Goods :15 1111- bust. THE SPALDING Official League Base Ball Official Intercollegiate Foot Ball Official Gaelic and Ass,n Foot Ball Official Basket Ball Official Indoor Base Ball Official Polo Ball Official Athletic Implements Official Boxing Gloves Official Golf Clubs Insist 1111011 gutting Spulding's goods and refuse to ncccpt anything H that is offered as just 115 good :15 Spalding's. Table Tennis--The Latest Game Spalding 5 Base Ball Guide for 1902 More cmnplete 1111111 0101, contains pi1t111cs 01 mm 1300 players. New Rules for 11102. Hundsmncly illustrated mtulogue 0f Athlctic Goods mailed free 111 any address. w L. FOSTER so1e Agent State College, Pz. XXXV. WESTON Standard Portable Direct-Reading Voltmeters AND Ammeters For Laboratory Use. Our Portable Instruments are recognized as The Standard the world over. The Semi-Portable Laboratory Standards are still better. Our Station Voltmeters and Ammetcrs are unsurpassed in point of ex- treme accuracy and lowest consumption of energy. WESTON ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT CO WAVERLY PARK. NEWARK, N. J. fhe Vilter Mfg. 00., 943 Glinton St... Milwaukee, Wis. $ ff? AzquERs 0F- Impraved Corliss Engines With the Glrder or Heavy Duty Frame. COMPLETE STEAM PUMPS, ETC., ETC. POWER PLANTS, -- including ICE-MAKING AND BOILERS, REFRIGERATING HEATERS, MACHINERY. xxxvi 0:146 3w 11$ 96 aewwleezw Wk w ast-x emf 05i- . anQS 4w zharlottesqlllc W. W woolen mulls, m 3331 Zharlottesville n Ua KG; $33M . ' RC 853; High Grade zadet Grays, cue ' ?w. wax. um Skv Blues and Dark Blues 44$ 0 u f 2x: 3L Our Celebrated Uniform Cloths L2 2J1: were the only goods awarded giCs 444$ J a Diploma and Medal at the Kfm icago or 5 air, as an ' -xg gm Ch W lde F rs 4 aways: entire exhibit. wave; 4 KX Q $j Indigo Dyes, Pure Wool, free 'KQID g; of all adulterations, and abso- fey yawn, lutely guaranteed. JJJ $ Qiyj? Ye are tfie $1018 rgagmfactmgrsd of :g m sigma;srzfesmihm35;? m8 gs ju emv, at West Point, N Y. JJ! 'kff0 ?4 ICQE a K302 xxxvii mmmooo jonmm of Pennsylvania Through Passenger Service Between cBellefonte and BUFFALO, N. Y. ROCHESTER, N. Y. PITTSBURG, PA. CLEARFIELD. PA. READING, PA. NE W YORK and Intermediate Poinls. l $$$$ 5 $$$k$$3$$e$f$5i$h$ PULLMA N SLEEPING CARS BETWEEN WILLIAMSPORT AND - : PHILADELPHIA i i; 2 3 i PHILLIPSBURG, PA. WILLIAMSPORT. PA. PHILADELPHIA, PA. -. :meemesmseasmammmus: 7000-MILE TICK E TS 2000' on trains of New York Central at Hudson ?iver FL, Bulfa o, ?oclrester t? Pittsburg .?y.. Atlantic City H. 3.. '3hiladta7ylhia 3! Reading R. R. hese tickets are on sale by agents of this company and if issued to a business house or Wm are gaod for pass- age of any members or employees thereof: or If issued to an Individual. may be used by any member of his or her amily. E $$ $$892 32$$888$ $ - BAGGAGEO O... CHECKED THROUGH Q62 To all points on New York Central 5i Hud- son Rirver R. RJPenn- sylruanfa Dimisr'on L Atlantic City R. R.. Philadelphia 8 Read ing 1?. R, Cenfral R. R. of New jersey, Buffalo, Rochester 53 Pittsburg Railway, and connecting lines. For Details as to Rates of Fare, Connections, elc.. apply 10 Ticket Agenfs, or J. W. GEPHART, General Superintendent, xxxviii BELLEFONTE, PA. The Best Cough Medicine GARNer, K.wa jun. 6, 1902. We have used Piso's Cure for Cun- sumptiuu for fifteen years, and can highly rcconnneud it for colds and all lung troubles. jnuN KARNS. A. H. FETTING Greek .....Manufacturer of 14 and 16 St. Paul St. Letter BALTIMORE, MD. Fratermty w Jewelry 1 Memorandum package sent to any fraternity member through the secretary of his Chapter. Special designs and estimates furnished on class pins, medals, rings, etc. J-J- xxxix Fostoria Incandescent Lamps Light State College and a large part of the rest of the world ..... Fostoria Incandescent Lamp Ca, Lamp and Glass Works, FOSTORIA, OHIO. Main Offices, CLEVELAND, OHIO. Andersonk Restaurant Baggage and Freight Meals at A Hours. Called for and delivered by Pool and Billiard Parlors. v Wholesaler in Beer. F. A. CrOSthwaIt Opposite Bush House. BELLEFONTE. Charges reasonable. hr KN! Thu nnly Strictly Sanitary Warm Air Generator on the Market. Absolutely proof against leakage of gas, smoke or dust from flrc box to warm air chamber. If your dealer does not handle TUE STANTON SliAMLESS HEATER write thc rmmufucturers THE STANTON HEATER CO. Martins Ferry, Ohio. x1 Centre County Banking Company Corner of High and Spring Streets A J General .99 Banking .3- Business J Transacted T. A. SHOMAKER JAMES HARRIS JNo. BLANCHARD T. A. SHOMAKER JNO. L. KURTZ - JNO. M. SHUGERT - Directors W. P. HUMES JNo. M. DALE JNO. M. SHUGERT - - Preside ! - M'rr-Pn'sidml - - Caslzz'cr 77w COLLEGE BOOK ROOM AlwayJ' haw on hand a. full line of Students' Stationery and Sup- plies. 1903 La. Vie For Sale Here. Drawing Instruments and Material; made a Specialty. BUSH HOUSE W. L. DAGGETT, Proprietor BELLEFONTE, PR Midway betwccn 1'. R. R. Station and Station of Central R. R. of Pennsylvania. J. L. MONTGOMERY. Treasurer. Bellefonte Fuel 6: Supply Company Coal, Grain, Oil and Feed. . FORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS. SALES AGENTS mike. Vurd und Wurchnusc. . t : Lehlgh Valley Coal C0. RACE STREET. xlii r ? wg'ax 12'! 14 241an24 11.111 'lwsftghunmgewx' 1 RbIEWd Q211$2$$XW41ww2 vim a 155?. 13.31 i 4141. .1.111111.11111111111111111.1.11311 K112111113 K113 13.. 11.13; 11 1.31113111... The Original jenkins CBrothers VAL VES Stand at the head, are specified by architects and engineers, 111111 are always referred to by stemn-litters, when THE BEST is called for. 1 511 t v 1. z 3.4. i$i WW1H z . A Jew NM A v.1 1 1 1 1 1 THE REASONS WHY: A perfectly tight valve, under any 11nd 1111 pressures of steam, oils, or gases. 8111111 or grit of 111111 kind will not Yinjure the se a 1eegieex 3. You 110 not have to take them 011 to repui1 then 11. -1. '111Ly can be 1epz1ired by any 111e- eh 11111ic in :1 few 11111111 Ag 5 111e elasticity of the disc allows ' it 10211121111 itself to z111i111perfect 1 $3 sur reefa Egg 1': 'lhe met 1111 and worknmnship are the 1 9 7. A11 parets are interchangeable. 8. 111ey have 21f1111openingthrough t em. 11, 1111: Patent keyed Stumng-Box prevents the 11111 from coming' 011' in opening and closing,r the 'alve. 10. They are the easiest to repack, as the packing is held in the neck of the valve. 11. Phe Disc Removing Lock- Nut makes them the easiest to re- pair as the disc comes out of the holder when the nut is 1111- screwed; you 110 not have to dig it out 1. w .. r 293 $$- 1: $ A '1 12. The 11111 can not come off, as the .3. disc prevents it. i 2 All Genuine Stamped With Trade Mark. JENKINS BROTHERS, New York. Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago. RECEIVED THE AT THE PAN11AMER- HIGHEST AWARD GOLD MEDAL ICAN FXPOSITION meeewawe e1eewwewewe wweweee m - y.- 1 iLE$AgLigA 1A1 . 'S K 932 xliii Ek; w $$ga wwww xw$$aN$w$$$$$; HEADQUARTERSEFOR BURIAL VAULTS, CATACOMBS, ETC. Roofing Slate Blackboards Structural Stone ALL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY ORDER DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS. THE BANGOR SLATE CO BANGOR, - - PA. LOCK BOX 48. $$$ $ 77$$7 2 V? x $$ $ww$ wW$$m x$ $wk$$k $ $ k mm m Acctylcnc Town Lighting Hart, Schaffner Marx Clothing ALSO vuuczs, HOMES. A Select Line Of HALLS. CHURCHES. Erc. Fine Fuinishings The Abner $1111 Acetylene Gas Co. 21 La Salle Street, The Clothicr Chicago. Temple Court Bellefonte, Pa. The most cheerful, healthy, economical and M brightest lllumlmant. WRITE FOR ANY INFORMATION ABOUT You can order through AcuvLEnEuch. State College Agent. LOCAL SALES MANAGERS WANTED. xliv SIMPLEX Combined Churn and Butter Worker. mm FACILE BABCOCK TESTER, uB. 85 WT CHECK PUMP, uB. 85 WW MILK HEATER. mm 0hr. Hansems Danish Dairy Preparations. Rennet Extract; Cheese and Butter Colors. Write for prices of apparatus and supplies for the Cheese Factory or Creamery. D. H. BURRELL 6: C0 , Little Falls, New York. xlv Horsmanhs Celebrated Rackets. Improvcd for 1901. The hTuxedo Expert DoubleSlrung. The Princeton Special AND The HHorsman Special. THEY ARE THE TOP-NOTCH IN RACKET . . . . CONSTRUCTION. BUILT FOR EXPERT PLAYERS. Send for lllustratrated HORSMAN'S FINE GOLF FOR 1901. Catalogue ol Gall and a Tennis ....... 1?. 'l. I IOliSMJXN. 380 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 23th Chambershs Cyclopedia of English Literature Pronounced the best Cyclopedia of English Literature ever written. Illustrated. Three Volumes. Imperial octavo. $5.00, ml, per volume. Carriage Extra. Volume I. now ready LIPPINCOTT'S Edited by DAVID PATRICK, LL. D. Pronouncing NEW REVISED EDITION With a Conspectus of the Twelfth Gazattcer Census oi the United States and a of the World SUPPLEMENT Sheep, I volume, $8.00, net, 2 volumes, $10.00, net. Half Russia, 1 volume, $10.00. net; 2 volumes, $12.00, net. Half Morocco, I volume, $10.00, net; 2 volumes, $12.00, net. The Gazattecr is a book of reference supplying a concise description of all important places on the earth's surface. J. B. Lippincott Company. Publishers, Philadelphia xlvi Short Story Writing j Charles Raymond Barrett. Ph. 8. l2mo. Cloth, SLOO. PRACTICAL treatise on the Int oi the A short sIuIy dc. Isigned tII pIEHCHl con- crL ter the rIIlL-softhntnrt. Itisn wIIIk- ing IIIIIIIIInl IIo II collecti IIIII of IIIIlIicII thco mi: 3. It tells how to IVIiItL-ns UI'y wi I referent: to the II-IIIIirtIIIL-nts oi contempo. mry CI ilors W in prove iIIInlIInblc. I lILIL is noother work 011 the su Ijqct and 1h Ie one or two 10019. on fIcIiIIII II I iting or the ml 01 .IIIlhnirr I Ip ur L-L-ither iIIellcctivc lIy menus IIfth IIIIIIIIdIIIIt thL-miziu II: o I: not Lolliilltde :5 IL- llCcLh H III-fIIIitL- class I is l'ntllcshillg to find aIII IIIIII so imbued with the pructicnl um! so well III IIIIILed in his 'IlIIII ls IIIIIi 'IlI IRLSI. 11 ml ln'slmh v.1I Sent postpuld on receipt of the price by THE BAKER 61 TAYLOR 00., Publishers. 35-37 East 17th St.. Union Sq. INorthI I I I I LNew York. J M. H. SNYDER, MILLINERY, GOWN DECORATIONS, and HAIR GOODS. No. 5 Bishop Street, BELLEFONTE, PA. O. F. SHAW, Harnessmaker, STATE COLLEGE, PA. xlvii N0 BOILER IS GOMPLETE WITHOUT A GreenIs Economizer, Utilizing waste heat to heat feed- water and saving from 10 to 15 per cent in fuel. Applied to lel the large modern Power Stations. 30,000,000 Boiler H. P. Now in Use. '9 Green Fuel Economizer Co. MATTEAWAN, N. Y. Write for Book, Greenis Economizer. III? enterprise of the Iner- L'haIIts of State College is apparent in the fact that they realize the worthiness of our Stationery Line, and sell it in excess of all others. WILLIAMSPORT PAPER C0,, Williamsport. Pa. H. A. SOWERS, SHOEMAKER, STATE COLLEGE, PA. hts U. I my Enlarg m H Em mm ila'ing in Bu Ma xlviii F. W. DEVOE 6: C. T. RAYNOLDS CO. Corner FULTON and WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK. HANUFACTURERS Draughtmg Instruments, and Artists' Materials, , .. . Imommsm Water Colors, Brushes. EVERYTHING for the ARTIST and DRAUGHTSHAN. , SEN D FOR CATALOGUE. DARNELL 8; BECKMAN Specialists in Commencement Invitations and Stationery Will Appreciate your Order. Up-to-dalc Effects in Fine Invitations and Programs, Bcaullfully Illuminated and Die Stamped Stationery. Samples Sent on Request. 8l4 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia, - - - - - Pa. xlix 1.1M'1qun'vqw1 quwqwquqw qm4w4w14'vqw11qv1qw44v4n'14h'1qv. mquyw awwqw 4w vaqu 41v. vim z n t t A$t u u .1: u u A u A: an :.ut nun, :;n u .ui .xan t in X 3a4 fa 11311.19? 1. .331: m$z33x3ixx$$xr$m stkaQt 91.133111513113131 13119513311331, 11k: 1. 325531 173311 3 2 n It is the best and most y economical feed for fatten- 3? ing all cattle and sheep. The 313 o Pr1me 4+ fi'n'nwr gets back the cost mi :25: 1 M 11 ' l ' 11: , Cotton Seed 1:11. 171:: $3 liliziug' INN 721m xv. S A -x. +1 -x Vg Meal 1 , For Sale By All 0681- $3312 1 H 3 X. ers in Feed. 3 ; La 11112 1 aw Best Feed for Milch Cows $3 For the following Reasons: It increases the Flow of Milk g .2- It Produces Better Quality of Cream :3; 1 It Makes Firmer Butter $333 .Avda nvvug .AV.AV' A $??5 For the protection of farmers and stock 111111 feed dealers Lu; ing Cotton Seed 33'? Meal. we call attention 10 U11: zulullcraled meal that is being sold as pure Cotton 83 Seed Meal. k , Analysis 0fthcz1dnlteruted Meal by expert chemists shows only w Ammonia - - - 4.17 to 4.76 per cent. 3 '- 1Equal to 21.40 to 24.50 per cent. Proteim . ; ; Oil - - - - 5100 per cent. 53 f 24 g While Prime Cotton Seed Mczll contains k s Ammonia - - - 8 to 8.50 per cent. 3 Egg W: Equal to 41.18 to 43.75 per cent. Protein 3, ; 7 W Oil - - 1 to 10 per cent 43$ '13 3 kW .1331 Assuming :111 average market value of 13 cents per pound for mnnmniu, the :3 1 l 3 $3 RELATIVE FEEDING VALUES ARE :3? g ; Pure Cotton 561:1! Mcnl - - $20.80 to $22,111 per tun 3?; 1' Adullcrntcd Cotton Seed Meal - $10.84 10 $12.38 per um 11 M ,K . . 3 1 '1 HG: We guarantee Prune Comm Seed Mcul sold by us to bc stnctly pure and to k .3 ' Y N34 contain not lcssthnn 8.50 per cent. ammonia. 1-1111le to 43.50 per cent. protein. $6 $ Furmlz' by all n'mlwir I'ufz'ed. Pznnphlcls showing how to feed, the advantages v3: .2 ? 4 to be gained, e112, mailed free on application to $34 The American Cotton Oil Co. 1 27 Beaver Street. New York City. n4;- WWMV; W1 1i4 ic4 ik4 'z m MA 7110110me: gym Vazmm xxx; wan nggmww' WWW 1 xmmwxestmgxfirgk xv r331 1. 1:. mm m :11. 9.1,. W19$315Q1rg$v$$dtga 1,1 1139?. 1,11 15?? l E A W o to Commencement Invite:- I! tions and Class Day 0 o r119 S pnognams Samples for this year now ready ' 100 Wedding Invlmtions. Engraved E n 9 11a v1 n g and Prlnted on Perfectly White Pnpcr, with envelop: complete, $7.50 Additional 100:. . . . . 2.25 case . . . . W 3 Leading House for Menus, Dance Programs and Invitations of all kinds 1108 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA We have our own Photograph Gallery for Half Tone Engraving Compare Samples and Prices Students: ll THE TIMES will make you acquainted with our people and will keep you in- formed on the various events of Slate life. Alumni: H THE TIMES will keep you in touch with your Alma Mater and will help you keep track of your old friends. Frviends: u Tun: TIMES will furnish you the news of the College, village and Centre county at large. You who have visited State will always be interested in ll THE TIMES. Annual subscription one dollar For the college year seventy-five cents Sand for a sample copy The Times Printing 8: Publishing Co. thd. State College, Pa. 1i E. J. ECKENROTH Practical Painter, Grainer and Paper HangerA BUSH ARCADE PICTURE FRAMING A SPECIALTY Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Glass House Decorations of all kinds - PA. BELLEFONTE, - KRUMRINB BR6THERS State College, Pa. Cor. College Ave. and Pugh St. Dealers in General Merchandise, Gents Furnishings, Dry Goods, Notions and Supplies of all Kinds a: 43: at a: ALSO A FULL LINE OF FINE AND STAPLE GROCERIES FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON Commercial Phone Free Delivery Iii For Salea BY THE 7905 08a 77112 .730ard 1000 Jokes 0n HLm'dy. 2183 Lines of Poetry LU Suitable for School Readers. 25 Bulletin Board Notices. A Batch of Roasts 0n HPriccH HFrmldyH HSurface HUnsrrH :lml HCrunyH. A List of Business Men Vth Won't Advertise. :30 Roasts 0n HSister McDowell :md his Rival, HSissy Haldernmn. 111111 One Autograph Drawing by our Famous Artist 0. V. Shurigi. TICR MS STRICTLY CASI I . liii STRICTLY CHEMICALLY PURE ACIDS AND AQUA AMMONIA. MANUFACTURED BY THE GARSELLI CHEMICAL CO. GENERALOFFICE AND PRINCIPALWORKS CLEVELAND. 0.. U. S. A. BRANCH OFFICES AND WORKS- Now York. 63-65 Wall Street. Works.Tremloy.N.M St. Louis. Mo. Cincinnati. Ohio Milwaukee. Wls. St. Paul. Minn. Olenn, N. Y Titusville. Pu. Beaver Falls, Pa. BougMon. Pa. New Orleans. La. Birmingham. Ala. East Chicago. Ind. THE . . . DairymeWs Supply Company .937 Market St. PHILADELPHIA, - PA. All the latest and host improvements in . . . Apparatus and Supplies FOR Creamery and Dairy. GEO. R. MELONEY. Gen'l. Manager. Harrisburg Engines 6 TO 3,000 HORSE POWER HIGH, MEDIUM SPEED AND CORLISS HARRISBURG STANDARD BELTED STVLL , Foundry and Harrisburg Machine W orks HAnNIInuna. PA.. U. s. A. liv Wm. Gaertner 81 cu. Astronomical, Physical and..... Physiological Apparatus. 5347-5349 Lake Avenue, GHIBAGU. ILLINOIS. Specialties: Standard Physical App 11111115 of New 111111 Approved Dcsigx1.Measuring 11 1ic1nsu1pL-s, Jelesco es, t11iv1110111LtLrs Spectmscupcs, 6110:3111 Dividing Imgines, Michelson I11- terferometLrs Universal Labomtory S1111- poms etL Astrono1111c1l 'lelLscopes for uluc 1111111 11 111111 privatL use, on equatorial 111011111ing, with circlLs, clock 1111crometer,etc. Tr'm- sits, Chrouogmplis etc. Correspondence Solicited. JOSEPH BROS. 81 C0. BELLEFONTE, PA. Lowest Prices, Largest Stock, Dry Goods 1' Mllllnery Matting Fosters Dairy Mr. J. M. Ritner, living 011 William Fosteris far1n,11as everytliing necessary for 11 11151- class dairy 111111 solicits the patronage of people of State College. Iv The Best is Cheapest. The Crusade 5c and Governorsi Special 10c Cigars are the best Made by... A. J. Cruse Sold by all dealers. BELLEFONTE, PA. W. D. Custard, Dealer in Wall Paper and Room Moulding Paper Hanging a Specialty.... STATE COLLEGE, PA. Williams 81 Roan, mmsm FIRST 111w SECOND GRADE Furniture. Repairing Neatly Done. Agents for Sectional Bookcases. Lamont, - Pa. tcntrc Furnace Roller Mills . . . . F. A. HOLDERMAN, Propr. Lcmont, Pa. Best Flour at Lowest Prices. Snow Ball and Albion Flour :1 Specialty. Paul E. Wirt Fountain Pen. Unrivaled in Popularity, Elegant. Simple and Durable. BUY THE BEST. Cheapest in the end. Ask your dealer or send for Catalogue to BL OOMSB URG, PENNS YL VA NIA. THE Democratic Watchman, BELLEFONTE, PA. W' A carefully c'litul, strictly Democratic paper, fearless, frank, fair. Subscription price $1.00 :1 your in advance. W Book Printing, Binding, Engraving, fast presses, the latest style type faces and ornaments, expert workmen, and careful attention to all orders, make the WATCHMAN 103 OF- FICE the most desirable place in Central Pennsylvania to get all kinds of printing. Rash orders a specialty. P. GRAY MEEK, Bellefdnte, Pa. 'ARDELL LUMBER CO. BELLEFONTE, PA. Manufacturers and Dealers in Bill Timber. Boards, Shingles, Laths, Flooring, Moulding, Siding, Doors and All Kinds of Planing Mill Work. .. 1gnmm-n : Established 1865 $7: leodore seizullmrdt Chemical Works, Goerlt'lz, Germany guaranteed fare Reagents Organic and Inorganic Preparalions of the Highest Degree of Purity Collections Suitably Arranged for Instruction Price List on Applicafion lvii T. A. ARDELL JNO. ARDELL, Jr., Supt. 6;:p:.....,,..,,..- .., A4 U, g.AU A . .W- AN, lelat-.m4 A W u ' A ---.4A .quA 4v.- - 4-; ' w - . James H. Potler, Presidenl. Edward L. Hay, Sec'y and Treas. Incorporated I901. c.7726 Potter-Hoy Hardware Co. Bellefonte, Pa., DEALERS IN HA RD WA RE AGhugizsgilavgjggg of every description. We carry a complete line of Kitchen Utensils. THE P0 TTER-HO Y HARD WARE C 0. Cor. High and Water Sts. JOHN D. SOURBECK, 255:2:5m TELEPHONES Manufacturer of, and Dealer in all kinds of PLAIN AND FANCY CONFEC TIONERY. 5 HUYLER'S, : LOWNEY'S and STACY'S 107 West High Street, FINE BOX GOODS BELLEFONTE, PA. ALWAYS ON HAND. lviii BELLEFONTE SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLES, DEALERS IN High Bred Trotting and Carriage Horses. Livery Burns: Renrof Bush House and McCluln Block. High Street. Sale Stables: Howard Street. Commercial and Bell Telephones. 1:, P. BLAIR 8: co., Jewelers and Opticians. EYES EXAMINED FREE. Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty. BELLEFONTE, PA. Cor. Brockerhoff House. ELMER C. Ross, General Merchandise, Dry Goods and G oceries,coal, GraimSalt LEMONT, PA. L. OLIN MEEK, DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF Hardware, Stoves, Tinwarc, Wood and Willow ware, Glass, Paints, etc. Pipes and Pipe Fitting. STATE COLLEGE, PA. STATE COLLEGE LAUNDRY, J. S. BAUMGARDNER, Propm High Grade Workmanship AT POPULAR PRICES. lix The Free Lance All Alumni an? Students should subscribe for T H E F R E E L A N C E. Special attention is given to Alumni an? Athletic Newsywwuuuuuuuu 33: .23? Q8. 0' Subscription Price $1.00 per year Published Monthly by the Students of the Pennsylvania. State College I??? 935 3 335342$33p g?:$:?33$3336?53352$3$ W ggg yACOB REED S SONS, $7 5811 1412-1414 cmmmm PHILADELPHM ES? UQQ W rzog Q3041 58$ Clothiers Egg un Haberdashers 60131 ' QQU Hatters 601'; KN Uniform and Civilian Tailors 60b non W rm 304 383 Highest grade merchandise at moderate prices...... E83 Q? :2 zzg $9522 ;gg;g;g 2;: 4i? 45$ . $$$ $g: ' zg :aw W. O. BENTLEY, Manager PROF. H. S. THURSTON, Director . Germama Erchestra Lock Haven. Pa. Suitable music furnished for all occasions. All the Modern Improvements Ratgsiiibg per Day FA L L O N I1 0 U S E H. E. SCHUYLER, Proprietor Bell and Commercial 'Phones Free 'Bus to and from All Trains. LIO G K H A V B N , DA . G. B. SHEASLE Y AT The Bakery Oyslers and Fruits in season Cafering a Specialfy Ice Cream A Fresh Line of Confectionery Always On Hand STA TE COLLEGE, PA. Archibald Allison, Steam and Hot Water Heatmg, Plumbmg and Gas Fitting Also carry in stock Ill sizes of Terra Cotta. Cut and Wrought Iron Pipe. Gas and Electric Fixtures. Mill Supplies, Packings and Belting of all kinds. Estimates Furnished on All Work at Short Notice. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Telephone 94. McClain Block, West High Street, BELLEFONTE, PA. : J. H. WEBER DEALER IN General Merchandise BOALSBURG, PA. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Grain Elevator and Coal Sheds 5 at Oak Hall Station, Pa. Coal, Grain, Fertilizer, Salt, Flour, Feed, Hay, Straw, Etc. O LER S.ISH1 8 er r08 GEORGEISHLII. ' I Meat Market a1 Fresh and Smoked Meats Main Street Boalsburg, : Pa... 1111111111 111111111 11;, The Finest Grades of ILLUMINATING 1 and LUBRIGATING OILS i 111x ANCIII S: -111illipsl111rg Lcocl 11 z11ve1, 11e11lf'111118,C111110 11, W atsontown jcr '1'1 ' S110rc,Muncy,Covington,11111151111111 A1:- trim C1C'1r11e111, 110111211'111' 11:11.5 11111, Wesl- 111111, Ulysses, 011151011, '1iog11 '11111'11'11y. MAIN OFFICE: Williamsport, Lycoming 611., Pa. The l903 Can be Procured at The La Vie Room 373 Plain Bldg The Book Room 273 Main Bldg Meek's Drug Store Bush's Stationery Store BELLEFONTE. Vflbhnmplin Folmmnn 180:: mu Gnu : uv UDHUN CIIAMI'LIN W'Ann BOOK AND PAMI'IIIJCT PRINTING Qtulumbusmhio. II. I'. Wum. MANAGE Wm mun: 'rm: V. H. t'ul.'rns. Hm-uwmur '03 LA vuc lxiv INDEX TO ADVERTISERS A Abner Acetylene Gas Co ................................. xliv Allison, Archibald ............ lxii American Cotton Oil Co... 1 Anderson ............... X1 AI'dcll Lumber Co. lvii Atlnmic Refining Co .................... lxii B l Bailey's Pure Rye.. xi linker C Taylor... xlvii BnIIgor Slnlc Co xliv Helicfomc Central RaIlroad xvi Bellefonle Fuel 8; Supply Co.. xlii Bellefonte Sale 8: Eulmngc btnblm lix lix xxiv HIIrIIell. D I1. ti Co ....................................... xlv Hush nnw xli C Center County Banking Co ............................. CeI Itr n1 Railroad of PcIIIIII . Chnmpiin PIess ................ .. Woolen MIN: xxxvii Collage Book Room. xli Cridcr,P .11. 8k Son xxxl Crosthwnit, F. A. :1 Croyle, C I, xxix Cruse. A 1... xlv Custard W D.. xiv D DniI'yInnII Supply Co... liii Darnell 8L Heckman ..... xlix Dz Laval Separator Co.. xxv DeIIIocrnt WatchIIInII.,. .. lvi Devoe, F. W. 81. Raynolds Co ........................ .. xlix E luckenmth E. 1 lii CiIIIeI 8L Amend xxvi Electric City EIIgruvng Co. xxii Empire Laundry. ................. xix F Fallon House .. lxi Fcuing 1.. xxxix First Nntional Bank xiv Foster C. 11 IV Foster .1 ............ xiv I'uslmin I nmp Co .. xl l'rcc lump 1,; G nacrtncr. WIII ................................................ lv Germania 0rchcstm.. lxi Glenn w. s ................ xxiv Graham hco ............. xxix Grasselli Chemical Co. liii GreeII' s IzchOIIIizer... xlvii Green, Scott ........ xxix Grimm, licIIry.... xxi H Harper llros ................... V Hmrishlurg Engine Co liv Hnrr iso l v Hartford SleIIIII Holler vi Minds 81. Noble... xxvii IA F A Holmes SLCD ................................................. xxxi HnlIIIts, I. C... HorsiIIIuII. 12.1. xlvl HOIstIIIuII W. 11.. vi vI IIIOIIIIIIIL-iatowu Brown Stone Co ................... xv I Ishler Bros .................................................... lxiii Jackson, Hastings 8: COIIIpImy ..................... xviii Jeffry Mfg. Co . xxiv Jenkins Bros ..... .. xliu Jessop. Wm. 8L Sons. xvii iv Joseph Bros. 8L Co ..... Ketchnm W F. KliI W C .W. L Krlulrnrinc Bros Lippincott, 1. B. 8: Co Lack Ilnven Democrat... M llnII-un vii Mallory It Taylor xxviii Markle nros ............ . xxxiv Mnx Knehler 8L Mnrtini.... xxiii ix 0n xix Meek. H. 118: Bro... ix Meek, 01in .............. .. lix NNIInIl- xix ySL Fn xxxii Monte Art Studio ........................................... Morgan, L. Ray ............................................. xxxiv INDEX TO ADVERTISERS-Concluded N National Nutrient Cu .................................... O Ulnnnuchl, S ................................................... Ulcwine,1. I ................................................... p l'xuhfinder Cigar. I'utrick. Curler . X Illinms ........................... State vnnpm. l J I Pisu Cure ...... Potter 8L Hoy., R Reed. jucoh and Sons ..................................... Rcid Tuhucco Low Riuhnrd's Sons, F. C . R053. Elmer C ................................................ S Suners, H. W ................................................... Schulhnrdt, Theo. Scelcr . Co Shurplcs, P. M Shaw, 0. F Sim. The Cknhltr. Sipe, 5 Smith, W. x Snyder, M. 11 Sourbeck, J. D... xviii xix viii lxi viii xiii lix Sowcrs. H. A .............................................. xlvii Spulding, A. 0.... xxxv Smmon Healer C0. xl Stnlc College Hotel ....... xxx Slutt- College Laundry. lix Slut:- Cullvuc Liver viii Suun't, J. W ........... xv Sunlight Gus Machine Co .............................. xxxiii T Times Publishing Co ..................................... li U l'nivcrsity Inn .......................................... ... . xxvi V Viller Mfg. Co ..... xxxvi Wnrdt-n . Opnm-d, xi Wulwr. F. L C0 ...... x Vuhcr, J. H ........................ lxii Webster Intcnmtiunnl Dict xx Weston Electrical Instrument Co... Wilkinson, ESL. W. 11 Williamspurl Pnper C0 . Williams 81 Rum: ............ Wirt, l'nul 1'1... Wright, E. A. Wright, Kuy . Co... Y chgcr x$ Davis ............................................. xiii lxvi gavwm' - 0W K. l V '1 ELL X r .1 G H U w WV WY 'u H sum; wmmm NE A y L BA. 4W5. ., . i, V . :3 1ng l uer - . f 7 y 7: . V , ,. T. L 1 l u... vwl. rJ V, , . . ,H ..
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