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

Text from Pages 1 - 484 of the 1907 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE JWEEDR glESS OF THE PEEEY$YZZEVAETEZA $TATE C$ZDLEEE J I'm, ,- N 1621 William W'adswnrth lamlctl with Daniel Cnukin at Newport News in X1 irginia. Later ilt' returned tn England and with his younger hmthcr, Christopher, rcnmvcd to this country in 1632, landing :t iUStOH. .- Wiliiam tirst scttlwl at Cambridge. Mass, and 0n the site of his 11-si1h-11n- nuw stands 1111' fannms l'nivcrsity Press. In 1036 11c went with iinokt'l' through the XVihh-rncss and assisted in the foundation ut' l'Iartford. Conn. 15110111 wVilham lit'SCL'lltiUti Captain .luscph, of Charter Oak fame; Daniel, the foundcr ul' thc Hartfnrtl .thncnm; .Iamcs, thc philanthropist: and ticnvral janws S. who was killwi in the battle 0f the iVihlcrm-ss. Christuphcr settled in anhmw, Max's. From Min tit'SCCHtictl Captain 8111111101. who was slain at tho 111assacrt' at Smihnry, in King 1411111113- war; icnjmnin. lilt' ninth I'1'csitlv11t uf Harvard: and Gt-nvrai Polog tVadsworth. the grand- fnthcr 0f Ilvnry Wadswurth lamgtvllnw. 'lihv suhjcct' 11f 01111 sketch is in the direct lino of descent fmm Christopher and 8:111111131. lie was horn on a farm at Livcrmm'c lialls, Maine: and prepared for Cnilcgt- in tho gradcd schuuls Hf his native village. and in Hates College, and Lcwistmv Jialls Avath'my. entering iitnwitlill 01110540 in 1305, tlnnnlcnmng in 18113 and until his graduatinn ilU taught from 0m: to thrcc terms a year. Hwing to this and his uthcr lahnrs, hc was ahIc to h: proscnt with his Class less than fnrty-thn'v wwks. but by hard work kept up with thc Class. never receiving a Cnmiitinn. aml graduating in cnursc in 1861;. He was chictiy distinguishwl during his Cullt'gt- VUIH'SC hy his vxccllcncc i11 111:1thc11mtical. scirntitic. and philnsulihical studios. From 1801; to 1873 he was 0115.111ng as principal and s11pcri11tc111h-nt nf schools in Minncsnta :11111 tViscnnsin. In 1873, 110 tunk 1111 a lmst-gradnatc cunrs: at Isliarvartl Uniwrsily. receiving the dcgrt-c 01' A. M. in 1874111 ! P11. H. in 1371;. i To scrvcii as lirufcssor 0f Chvmistry in thc Huston Dental Cullt-gc in 187$ 74, as Assistant 011 thv Now Hampshirt- th-ulng'ical Survvy in 1874, as Instructor in Matlmnatics and Mineralogy in Harvard L'nivcrsity from 187.1 lu 11'77, :11111 as Assistant: in timhigy in the same. from 1877 t0 1887. During this time 11:: gava- at Harvard the first mursc in Microsuipical Pctrography cvcr taught in thc linitctl Status. :1 subject in which hv was self instructed. 8 J WCN N S YLV AN IA STATE COLI J?.GF. During the time from 1873 to 1885. hcsitlcs his teaching. ho. was engaged in original research covering the pcti'ogi'aphy and gcologg Of the crystalline rocks. and thc Oldcr geological formations. He further studied the ore deposits meteorites. classification of rocks. the earth's structure, etc. He was further cmpluyml quite largely as an expert in reporting: upon mining properties and in iichl work. During lilL' period from 1877 to I885 ho puhlishcd hctwccn eighty and ninety articles and hooks upnn suhjvcts within his lines of invostigaticm. Amongst: these may he mentioned the Geology of thc Iron and Copper Districts of Lake Superior, his Lithological Studivs and thc Amie System, written in con- junction with Prof. j. D. Whitney. 111 I885 110 was calicd t0 a new chair of Mineralogy and Geology in Colby University. At this institution he not only established and developed his in- struction, including llotany aml' Zoology, hut alsu rearranged the University courses. For this work he had been prepared not only by his earlier work upon acadcmic and graded school courses. but also by his work upon the development of the courses in the Lzuvn-ncc Scientiiic School. In I886-87 he served as Assistant Geologist in thc Minnesota Gcnlogical Survey and published a work upon thc eruptive rocks of that state. No remained at Colby until 1887 when he resigned to hccomc Director 0f the Michigan Mining; School. and the Professor of Mincralugy. Pctrography, and ticology in the same. When tht- name of the school was changed t0 that of the Michigan College of Mines by the legislature in 1897. his title changed to that of lh'csidcnt. From 1888 to 1893 he was also State Guologist 0f Michi- gan and published reports and papers relating to the work. At 1116 time he took charge of the Michigan School it was one year old and practically nnm'ganizcd, although it had hccn announced that its CUIWSC should he for two wars only. The school ililti hut 23 students. nu coursc of study. no rcgnlaliuns, nu rccunls, no buildings, and hut very little equipment. A two years course was arranged, and in 1889 a three years course i'as introduced; lilt' rcqnircmcnts for admission i'aiscd. and a large brownstone building com- pleted and occupied by the school. In 1800 Dr. tVadswnrth Changed the cnllcgc ycar irmu 37 to 39 weeks, which in 189! he extended to 45 weeks. thus inaugurating the nearly continuous system of College instruction. that was later adopted by President Harper of Chicago University, to whom the credit for originating the plan is incorrectly given. This scheme was carried into effect without increasing the instructional L A V I F. 9 fnrcc by arranging the vzlcutimis fur the instructors in different seasons of the year. During the fourth year of his :ulministmtiun, the school became the largest miningr school in tho L'nitcd States. overpussingr Lehigh, Columbia. and Culi- fm'nizl. Its success in thawing students was such that it caused the abandonment 11f IhC other state mining schunls in Michigan. XViscnnsin. and Illinois. 111 1803. he introduced into 11w schnnl :1 course of four ymrs of t'orty-fivc weeks cuchuh'x' fur thc hardest cnut'sc ever used in :my schnni in the United States. This cmn'sv i'cqnirctl of each student :lhutit seven thousand hours 111' work in the Class mom 11ml laboratory. of which the thcmwticul cnvcrul over two thousand hours and the practical sumo loss than five thousand huurs. 'lihc rccognizwl ditiicnltics in the way of such :1 Course. lwl Dr. W'zulswnrth to devise :1ml inti'mhicc in 1805 thc tirst complete clcctivc system ever used in any technical school in thc United States. 113' mczms of it 21ml by suitable regu- lations. was SUIVUI the problem of ulluwingr men to graduate in three 01' four years as desired, 1111 having put in their studies tho samc amount of time that 1110 usual four years College courses rvquirc. 'It :111 depended upon this, whether :1 man dusirul to put in his 45 wccks :1 your 01' loss. The student cmnplctcd thc cnnrsc when ho had his requisite credits. This system harmonized the interests mt stmh-nts 11ml instructurs, rcmlcrwl thc :uhninistmtion simple and easy, and reduced the l'clntivc expenses fur instruction, for thc attendance rapidly incrmscd. Since us :1 Stzttc institution the schux 11 was instructingr students nut 01in from mzmy parts 111' North :1ml South America. but also from many parts of linropc, Asia. and Africa. hc induced the Legislature in 18117 10 place the tuition for non- resitlcnts :11 $150 1101' year, and raised the nintrimlntiun :uul practicmn t'ccs. As was expected it temporarily reduced thc :lttcmhmcc. but it soon recovered and rapidly increased its numbers. The Michigan College 111' Mines then being tirmly established. having four building's thoroughly equipped. :1 unique system 41ml large attendance, President Wadsworth put into execution :1 111:111 1011;; turmoil, cluscd his connection with the institution. :1ml engaged in pmfussimml wurk in 1390, after twelve y 131's of service. Since that time his system has hccn steadily employed in the Michigan C01- lcgc, 11ml there has hccn no apparent Change. in it'. except the addition of one now professnr. new buildings, and 2m inm'cusc in students. Duringr tho twclvc years he hzul charge at the Michigan institution he was activch engaged in publishing, partly upon sciontitic subjects, but more largely 10 .I'ICNNSYIA'.1N1 A STA'I'IC C011111C1'11'3 11111111 1'11111' 111111111 11111111 1.9,11111'11111111111' 101' 1111' 11111'111191' 01' 11111111111.1 1111' 11191111111011 f111'111.11111'11'111111'11 1111111 111 1111' 51'111' 111111 :1111'1'1111. 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Greeting .' Ilmv qllic'lily lluh-x tho lifv Illa! is, ON mum 'Iia IIIII .1 mcmnry, Willlplcilsurc no! unmixed with pain We fill, into 11 rcvcl'ic. AIM1 crc IIIL' piclurcx III ullr Iilc Retirc in! UIIII'I'inn, We quickly qu-Ic'll IIIL'III in For the Lil Vic ul I907. With Inmlcxn' m' then inritc Your i'ltcrcxtcd iIIIc-Illiun, And my wlmtcl'cr yrcclx your circa; BC worthy ul Iclcnliun. April 4 M ay 30 June 1 0-1 3 I3 I4 14-28 28-29 Scptcmhcr 1 I Novwnbcr 2 December 18 190 January 3 35 29 April 3 N June 9-1 Wednesday, Spring Session begins. XVcdncsday, 'I'JIalf-IAIOIiday. Connncnccmcnt W'cck. Sunday. Baccalaureate Sermon. Monday, Junior Ornioriczll Contest. Tuesday. Annual Meeting, of Delegates to elect Trustees; Annual R'lceting of Trustees, Annual Meeting;r of Alumni. . . Xchncsduy, h 'zuluatmn Day. Thursday. Exzuninzltinns for Admission. Summer School. Local Examinations. June 13 to September 13. Vacation. Tuesday, ?.xzuninutions for :Mlmission. Thursday, Fall Session begins. Friday, Pennsylvania Day. Thursday. 'l'hzmksgiving Recess. Tuesday. Fall Session ends. December 10 to January 2. Vacation. Thursday. Winter Session begins. Friday, First Semester ends. Tuesday. Second Semester begins. VVedncsdny. Spring Session begins. Commencement Week. LA 11111: 13 Board of Trustees EX-omcio Members HIS lrlxc1i1.1,1cxc1.' 8.1111'1511 W. PICNNYI'ACKICR ..................... Irlzlrrisbnrg Governor of thc C1111111101111'0111111 CHURGE W. .X'rummm, LLD ................................. State College I'rcsidcnt 01' 1110 College CHARLES H. UliRGNliR, lisgg ..................................... Harrisburg President of the Slate Agricultural Sucicty NN'HIAN C. SCHMCFFICR, DD .................................... J-lzu-rishurg Superi11tcmlc11t 0f Publir Instruction. T111: HUN. N. H. 01111111111111.11 .................................... Critchlicld Secretary of tho Stutc Iiuzml 0f Agriculturc Elected Members G'iN- JA 11 135 .X. 131121111311 ....................... Hcllcfontc ............... 1906 L 111111-30: M. 011415111311, DD .................. Philadelphia ............. 1906 J01-214 A. Hunk, ESQ .......................... Cedar Springs ........... 19:16 01111111111 HHCSTER, ESQ ....................... Harrisburg .............. 1906 .I AM 1115 0 W11 1111-2, ESQ ....................... New York .............. 1906 M11101: GENERAL CHARLES MILLER ............ Franklin ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1907 Tm: HUN. ANDREW CARNICGIIC ................ Pittshurg ................ 1907 H. Y. W111'111-3, ESQ .......................... IHomnsburg ............. 1907 VVILLIAM 15. HILL ........................... Chzunlm-shnrg ,,,, . , . , . 1907 Tmc HUN. 11214141514. 0111115 .................... Hcllcfontc ............... 1907 CHARLES M. SCHWAH, ESQ ................... Pittsburg ................ 1908 T111: 111m. juJIN A. Wnumvgum ............... Huwurd ................. 1908 M. 1?. CUNARU, MD ......................... Wcstgmvc .............. 1908 Tmc HUN. CHARLES W. 811.1111: ............... .Wurrcn ................. 1908 H. 1112-1151031 11111111111519 ESQ .................. Pittshurg ........... .. . . .1908 JAMES L. HAMMIL. 11:513. .9 .................... C0111111h11s, Ohio .......... 1903 JOHN 19. SHIELDS, ESQ ....................... 1201-11111111011111 ............. 1908 Of1'1ce1's 01' Board GEN. JAM 1:5 A. HICAVICR, President of 1111- H1 1:11.11 ..................... lcllcfontc JOHN HAMILTON, Trcnsurcr ................................... State College GEORGE W. X'rnlck'ruN, Secretary. . . . . . . . .. ........ ...... .-. ...St:1tc College LA VIE l7 JOSEPH M. VVILLARD, A 11' 111, 111 11 K, 111 K 111. .1. IL, 11111'11111111111, 1887. lU'ufmxur 11f :1I111l11'1111111'111. 1111111111 01111111, N. 11., 1111-111'11:11'y 1, 18115. 111'1-1111111-11 1111' 11111111111 :11 St. 10111151111113' .111'11111-1113'. 1111;111111'1111113111:11'11111111111111 1887. 11. 8. C1111x1 :11111 01-11111-1ic Survey. 1881187. 1115111111111 111 K1:11111'111:1111:s. 11111111111111 A1111l1'111y. 1887-1111. S1'11111nr, 191-111111' :11111 11011111131131- Cnnrlcsy, 11111115 111111111115 l'nivvrsity. 181111413, 5111111111 111 Anu'ricml 31111111111111licz1l 811111133. '11111- 111111115111111113 81:111: C11111'g11 51111111 18113. 1:111:11 1.111115 11.111'1'1-11-2, A K 111, 111 K 1D. 1! l1'., 11111111111111111, 1888; .1. .11., lh1rl11111ulll, 18111. l'1'11f1'xxr11' 111' 11111 lfuglz'xll l.1111:1111gv 11111! l,il1'1'111111'1'. 1111'11:11 111151111. N. 11.. March 32.18113. 111111;.1'1-11 1111' 1'11111-g'c :11 1111- Now 11:11111111111 11151111111n 111':11111:111111 1111111 11:11'11111111111 111 1888. 11111111:111:11 11181111111115, 111:11111111111'11. N. 1., 1888.80. 11111111111111 1111411 811111111, 1111-1111011. Mum. 18811410. Principal 11111-1; 1101111911132 NUNh' 111111111, X. 111, :11111 P11111111 . Hf 111111411511. 1311117111. 111-11111-55111' 111. 11.111.511.911 :11 1111: 1111111155111'31114 SW10 011112140 511W? 13114. .1111111111'111'1'11111- 11'1111- 111' 31:11 :11111 011111 Lyrivs, 18113; '21 History 111' A1111-1'i1-:111 1.1111111111113 181111; Mary 12:11'1'1111. 111112: 11111 11111151 111 11111 15111611 81111:. in H1115: :11111 11111111-1'11115 111111-1- wnrkg. 0111111121: C. 11711151181 , 111 K E, 111 K 111. H- JR. 51., 1'111'111'11, 1881; .1I. .51., 1111111141. 18113. 5 I1VI'11111'11111'11! 111' 1'111'1'1'.1P1111111'111'1' 1111111111 IU'HIFZVA'IH' 11f .11.:1'1'1'11I1111'1'. 111':11111:111-1l 1.1111111 C11r11cll in 1881. 1111111111111 11111111 111 Wnynv County. N. Y., 1881188. '111-1111111' 111 1111111111 5111111115 :11 Cly111n N. Y.. 1888811. 11111111111111 Assislum in 111x111-r1'111c111' S111111111 :11 C111'111-11, 18111-115. '11111- l'cnnsylvzulin 81:111- 011111411 311111 18115. 19.1mm W'. 1x'l'le'HC, 111 K 111. .1. li, 1112111'1'11 C'nllvgu, 181111; 171. IL. 11111 , 18113. l'1'11f1'xx111' 11f livy1'111vl1115y 11111! 1511111111 I.1'I111111'1'1111 11f 1'111'111'1'1'1' Library. 1111111 :11 1.1511011. 1mm, May .211, 181111. 1'1'11111111-11 1'111' 1:11111-14'1- :11 1111: 1415111111 1111.111 8111111111. 11111111111111-11 11'11111 1111-5111111 11111111g1g 181111. 8111111111 :11 Yule Univvrsity, 18110-1134 140011111611 11111151111'1'111' 1111111151111113'. 1811:1113. A11111111111'11 1115111111111 111 Psychnllmy :11111 1' ,111i1$,11113 Pennsylvania 8111111 0111111113 18113. 31:11111 1'1'111'1-ss'111: 181111, 11111113111131 171-1111111511111 :11' 13111111 Universily, 181111, 1111-1111111 11f 111111'1'11'1111 11x11'l111111gicul :Msncinlinn. A1111111r 111' 1'85'11:11111s 111 11.811111111111431? 1-111. ' 11.11111121' A. SI'RMHC. 111 Ii 111. H. .81., 0,1111 .S'Iulv 11111111111111.11, 18111. 111. .81., 011111 51111111 111117'01'11'131, 1811.2. l11'1111'm111' 11f Z1111l11g3-. J1111111 111-:111 1VI1y111'svillc,1111111, july .25. 18117. 1111111111111 1111: 1111111110 :11 11111 141'11:1111111 Normal 81'1111111. 11r:11l11:111-11 :11 1111111 81:111- 1'1111'1-1'xi1y in 18111. Assislunt 111-1111114151. 1111111 18 PICNNSYIAHXN1A STATIC COLLEGE $11111 L'111111'sily, 1801.03. 1'1111'1-1'5111' 01 111111015, 1803-04. 111111114501 01 1811111111111 1115101131, University 01 the P11111111. 1804.00. 111511'111'101' 11'1-51 1.701151 1111111111111111111, 111111 111vc511g111011, 511111101111 1111111151113 1805. 111-11011 111111 1111111111: 170111111 111111'c1'511y. 18911-08. University 1Cx11-1151011 1.11'1111'1-1'. 1807. 811111111501 01' N111111'1- 5111111. 1808-1000. 1911-111 Naturalist, 11111111115 01 111111015, 1800. 1'1'01'1-sx011 01' Znulngy :11 1111- 111-11115-1'11'1111111 $11111: Collcgu, 1000. .1155151111110111111- U. 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U, lluri'm'd, 1870. l'I'ufrxxm' 11f :1l1111'11g 111111 Uculugy 1101111 111 1.1111-11110111- 1111115. 111:111112 M111 0, 1847. 1'1'1111111111 101' 111111141- 111 1111128 Collcgu 111111 111 1.1-111151011 1511115 3111111111111. .1111111111. 31111111: 11111111110111 1110111 11011110111 011111.11- 111 18110. 111111111111111 111111 811111-1'11111-11111-111 01 51110015. 311111113 New 11110111511111: 11111111210111 111111 Wisconsin. 1803773. 12111111111111 19111111111. 11111111111. 1873-70. 11111115501 01' 17111111151111, 10511111 111111111 110111-141; 1873174. 415515111111. 111-0101111111 81111131 01' Ncw 11111111151111'1a 1874. 1115111111101- 111 31111111111111113 111111 311111-1'1110gy. 11111111111. 1874-77. 115515111111 111 111-010gy, 31115111111 of Com- 11111111111'11 Zunlngy. 11:11'1'111111 111111115111. 187787. 111'1111111111- 5111111111 01 171111'11'5111' 01 111111111 11113;. 188185. 1,1.111-1'5501. 01' 31111117110111 111111 12111111111. Cnlhy 1'1111'1-1'1111'. 1885-37. Assistant 111-0111;;151. 11111111050111 11110101411111 31111111; 18811-87. 111111111011 01'. 111111 111'1111'5501' 01 Mineralogy, 11111013110111 111111 1111110141' 111 1111- 3111111341111 3111111114 31111001. 1887707. S11111- 111-1111114151 01. 3111111111111. 1881-05. 1111051111111 01'. 111111 11011-5501 01' 31111111110141. 111'11'014'1'1111111' 111111 chl0gy, 1111111141111 1101111141 01 3111115. 1807-00. 11101014151 111111 3111111115 lixpvrt 111-11'1'1-111111'1111 Assocnuiml, 18081100; The 111-111151'11'1111111 81:111- 01111-111. 10:11, 121-1111114151 101' 1111- 1'1111151'11'1111111 311111- 11011111 01' :Xg1'i1'1111111'c, 100:. 111311011' 01 1111- 11111101511111 50111-11121 01' 1,01111011 111111 .1111111111111, 01 1111- A1111-1i1'1111 :Xs50111111011 1.011 1111- 11111'11111'11111111 01 8111111111 111111 A11111'1111111 11151111110 of Mining 11111111111115. 311-1111111111 80111-11' 101 1111- 1101110000 01' 1121114'1111-111111g 11111111111100, 11051011 $001111 01 N111111'111 1115101113 N1111011111 11.111141111111116 $011111. 111C. 10515111. 11. T111011, A Y, 111 B K, 111 K 111. 1'. 15., I.11frl11'll1', 18811; 111. 5., I.11111.1'1'l!r, 1889. .111'11'011'1111' lU'ufrxxur 01' .1l1tll11'11111111'.1. 111'1111111111'11 from 1.111111'11111- 111 18811. 11151111111101' 111111 1111111111111 Allegheny C1111111y .111'111111111', 11111111111'1111111. 3111.. 1880-80. 1111105501 01' .111111111111111115. 110111121 Collcgc. 1880191. 111'1111111111- 8111111111. 1'1111'1'115111' 01 1201111114111, 1801-02. 11111111111111- 8111111111 111111 University 8111111111, 11011114 Hopkins 1'111'1'1-1'5111',1119-2-91. Instructor in 3111111111111111'5. 11111115111'1111111 8111111 1111111111. 180.1. .15515111111 111011-5511, 1805. 115501111111- 111011-5501, 1001. JOHN 11. 1111112115. A Y, 111 'B K, 111 K 111. 11. 1-1., 1111:41th Unit'crsity, 1894; .II. 11., Harvard, 1895. .111'0r1ul1' mevxxm' of 111111111'1111111'121. 511111111111 01 1111' 1:111'11ll1'. 1.1.4 41111:. 19 Urn 111 111-11'11i1. 411111.. N111'1'111111'1' 11. 18118, 1'1'1'11111'1'11 1111' 1'11111'141' 111 111'11'1111 High School. 111'1111111111'11 1'1'11111 111111.1'1111- 1111111125111. 1811.1. 41111111111011 1115111111111 111 .41111111'1111111cs 211 11112 PU' 153'11'1111111 $11111: 01111-141: 18115. 45515111111 18118. .455111'11111- 111111155111, IOU!- 31'1'1'1'1111'1' 111' 1111- 1511111111. H1111. 1111111551113 Ji1.'1'11x D. 44'.111.11'1-:11. .1 K 111, 2 E. 1D K d1. 11. 151., .1l11.1'11'111'l111.1'1'11.1' luslilulr 11f 'l'1'1'l111ul11g1', 181111. 11 1'1'111'111' 11f ll1'1lr1111li1' 11ml 5111111111111 lfugizn'vriug. 111 181111. 145515111111 in Civil 1. I301 14 111'1111111111'11 1.111111 14111551111'11151115 I11s1111111- 111' '1111'111111111141' 1.111111111W1111g. 41:15.5111111151'115 11151111111'111'11911111111111418-1111111 Civil 1:.11111111-1-1' Q. .41 11.. '4-1 18111-113, 111111 111' 44111111'1 :111111111111114111'1. L1111111111 .4111'11111111111 1. 1114 1111115' L1111'11L111 1115111111111 111 1111111111-111114.181141111. .1111! 15515111111 1'1'111155111 111 11111 1.1'11111111-111114. 1 1111111 Uni- 1111111 11151111111 ll11'11111g'111111c1' 11.5. 11151011 Sm'icly 11-11115111'1111111 $11111 L11111n1. .411 1111111 '41111'111'1111 8111'1111 111 11111 1.11;;1111'115'. .4ll.5 111115111111. 11151113181111 1111111. 1111 11111114111111 8111'1'1-1'. 18118-11100 111Ci1'il 1'311141111'1-1'5. .455111'11111 .41111111 1 Smith 1 121411111215. C. 111'1'x, 11' l' A. 'l' K '1'. .1l. .84, 'I'ln' 111'11111'11I7'11111'11 Slulv 1111111'35'1'. 1333- III'UIA'XJ'UI' 11f Il11l'H1'HHIH'1'. 1111111 111 N141 C:1.5111'. 1111.. 18113, 111'1111111111'11 111 1,11'111151'11'1111111 812111' L't1111'g1- 111 I883. 133188. 11111'111'1111111'151 111' 1l11- 1'1-11115111-1111i11 SWW 04110144 45515111111 I'1'11f1-55111' 1,1 11111'111'1111111'1' 111' 1111' 1'1-111151'11'1111111 $111110 L11111'gc. WW- 1'1'1-11111'1-11 1111' 1'11111'141' :11 1111' Nt'w C11sl11' 1111.111 801111111. 1115111111111 111 1.41'1'11111'111111'1' 131-11111'11111'111, 1Cx111-1'i1111'111 8111111111 sincc 1887. Professor of 1111' 5111111'. 111113. 14-1111. 11. 1911:1111. 1h 11'. d1. 41.1., l.1lln1l.1'1'll1'J 1330. quf1'.1'.1'111' 11f 11'1'1'1111111. 1111111 :11 111'1'111'1111'. 1'11.. 111111113. 18111. 1'1'1-11111'1-11 1111' 1'11111-11'1'111 1111- .14111'1111111'11 1111411 Schnol. 411'1111111111-11 11'11111 1.111111'1'111'. 18811. 111.511'111'1111' 111 111-1'1111111 111111 1.111111. 811111111 111 1111' 1.:11'11'11- 1111111111. 1811111111111. 1111. 18811-87. 1111111151111 8141111111111: 1887111811. 1,1'1111'i11111 11111111110 1N. 4 111111111 :41'11111-1111', 1880-00. 12151111111111 51'1111111. 1111111'11. N. 4'.. INUJ-US- 111511119110 1'1 111311111111 111111 111511111 111 1'111'151111111111 10111111 1111411 811111111. 188111111. Principal 111 111111111 14121111111115 11'111'1'111c, N. 4'.. 181111-111. 5111111111 :11 1.1'111511' 1'1111'1'1'5'111', 11111:. .451515'111111 1111110115111 111 1711'1'1111111. '11111' 111'11115'1'11'1111111 $111M 01111-1413 181;, 1'1'111'1-55'111' 111- 11111111111. 19113. 1-1 A X. 1I' K 1D. FRANKLIN 131.1.111'1'1' '111 1 1'1.IC. 18113. I111. ll, U1I1'1'1'r11'1'111 111 H. .I., .l111l11'rxl, 18811; .11. .l., llnizu'rxily 11f Unllingwu, 11411111121111, 18113. .'I.1'.1'1'.1'I11ul l'U'11f1'.1'.1'11r 11f .-l1111l1-11'1'11l 17111111111112 lh'uf. 11f Quuuliluliz'v .lu11l1'11'1x. 1111111 :11 111111111. 14111515.. .111111- 17. 18114. 111'1'11111'1'11 1111' 1'1-111'111' 111 111111111115 Academy, 11111111'1'. 4111.55. 111'1111111111'11 11'11111 14111111-1'5'1. 18811. 111.511'111'1111' 111 C111:1111'.5'11'1' 111111 Mineralogy, 111-111151'11'1111111 811111' C1111cgc. 18811. 1411111111111'11 1455115111111 1'1'1111-5'5'111'. 1811.1. App11i1111'11 Pro- 11'5'5111' 111' Quantitative Annb'sis. 19041 PJSNNSYIA'AN 1 A STATIC C1 1141412019, IRVING 14. FOSTER, 111A 01, 111 B K, 111 K 1b. l1'. .1., 11:11:01 l1'111'7'1'14in-1', 18113; .11. .1., lfrutm 1'1117'1'1'1'1131, 1894, .111111-111111 lU'uil'xxur 11f 11111 16111111111111' l.1111g11uy1'.11 11111111 :11 11'1151111134111111, 11. C, 11111-1' 11, 18711, 1111111111111 1111' 1111111-g1- :11 1116 Killingly 1C01111J 111g11 51111111111. 111':11111:111-11 1111111 121111111 111111'1-1'5115' in 18113. 8111111111 11111111 18114415 :11 I11C L'nivvlsily 111' 1.1111111: 111-11111:111.v. .111111111111-11 111x11'11c111r 11 15111-11111, 1111111111 Univvrsily, 1893- 114. Anislnm 1'1'111-0x5111' 111. 1111- 1111111111111 1,:1111111z1g1w, 111-111111111111111 $11111: Cullcgv 511111 1595. 111111.111 11. 11.11', 11:111121111 111111 Cavalry, 1'. S. .1. l'rufrxxur 11f .11'1111111'1' .5111'111'1' 11111! 7111111111. 1311111 :11 1111111111. 1:1:1.. July 111. 181111. 1111111111111 1111' 111-51 1'111111 :11 Hinghum SC11111J15, AsllviHv. N. C. 11111111131011 :11 11131 1,111111. 18511. 111':11111;111- 111' 51:111 C11111guu, 1:111'1 111'1'11'1111- 1111111111. 1x31115115, 18111. Mililnl'y 1'1'111'135111: :11 1'1-111131'11':111i:1 5111111111 1111111315 18117418. 111-1111- .xylvunin $1.111: C11111'g1', 11105. 1111111.:111 11:11:1119'1111 VAN X11111.1.1.x, A Z l'rufrxxur 11f Huiry 11111111111111. 1'1. 8., Michigan 1'154111111111111'111 C1111cg1'. 181,17. 11:111- 111'111'1-55111 111' 11:111'1'11114 :11111 111-:111 111' 1111111 11:11:111111111111. 11111111111 1'111'11-1xit1', 18113 111 111113 Michigan. 1811811151 S11111-1'11111'11111-111 111111:111:1 Dairy 1531111111 1111131111111 111' 111-111151'11':111i:1 11:111'5: 111111111, 1111111. 15:11'111 511111-1111111-11111'111 :11111 1:111:1' A1511- 191111111011'5 11151111111- 1.1-1'1111'1-1', Louisiana 1'111'1'11:151- 111x1111sili1111. A1111011111-L1 1111111534111- 111' 11:111'3' 11114111111113; '11111- 1N-1111.xylv:1111:1 51:111- C11I11'g1'. 111115. .XXNA 1i. 1111:1111-1131. 111 K 111. 11.1.111'1'111111 I11'11f1'xx111' 111' I111I11xl1'1'11l .11'! 11111! Umign. I'r'ui'ixiuuully 1'11 1'1111I'g1' 11f 110111111111: 111'11111'11111'111. 1'111111111 1'1111:111u111111:1 5111111111 111' 1111511411 1111: 1111111111. 1211:11111:11c 111' K11151-11111 811111111 1111 1111111s1111:11 111'1. 11111111111111: 1111:1111x1111':1111:1 S1z1l1- Collcg'c, 181111. I 111112951111, 1897. Pennsylvania Assisumt 111.1111511N S. 011111111. I1. .51., C111'111'll, 18711. J.inxlunl I'rufcxsnr 111' Pllyxivx. 1111111 :11 Sc1111:11111, 11:1,, N1r1v1-111111-1' IX, 1848. 3111111111. 1111111111111, 111. 1111:11111z111-11 1111111 111111111 111 18711. 111-11. 18711. 1113111111111 111 Cl11'111is11'y :11111 .111111'171111141'. 18711-81. 311-1'11-1511111'1; .1111111-1111'. 1877-711, 111-111-1111 811111-1'11111-11111-111 1'11111'11 Slates 1511-0111111 1,1;4111 L111. 18818;. 1'211-111111111111121111111 0111111111113 1887. 111311111 Iilcch'ic Instrulncnt 111.. 18811-911. Com Assistant 11111111551111 in Physics. Pennsylvania Slutc College P111111:1r1-11 fur c1111cgc :11 1111: Ruckford 111g11 1115111111111 111 11:11111-1111111cs :11 C01- 111'111'1551111 111' Nzllul'nl Scivncv, x1111i11g 1211-1111'1'1111111. 1811111113. 51111-1- 18113. LA V119. 21 1X. 111111'111' 151511151151111111-1. X 11'. 1h H K, d1 K d1. H 11.. I1'1'.vl1'y1111 U111-111'1'x1'ly. 18114; .1l. ,1., 0111111111111, 1807. 11.11111111111! P1111f1'sx111' 111' lfuglixlz 111111 l1'l11'I111'1'11 1 1111111 :11 1.:1111715l1'r, 1':1., 31:11 311, 18111;. 111'1-11111'1-11 11111111111114'1' :11 1111: Milleravillc 111111 111051 L1111-s111r Nurmul 51111111115. 111':11111:1lt11 11'11111 1111-51111111 171111'1-15115' in 1804. Professor of 13111111511 1H 311'1'1'1'11511111'g 1111111101111. 18114415, 1115111111111: 111 112111111141 :11111 1111111111 111 1111' L'huuncy- 111111 511111111, 11111511111. 18115-1111. Fellow in 11111111141 :11 C11111111111:1 University, 18011-117. 111- 5111111111. 111 15111111511 :11111 111-11111:111, 111111111111 8111111111, Ncw York. 18117-118. '11111: 111-1111sy1v1111ia Mule C11111-g'u, 18118. 1111111115 1. MAINS. H- 111L111, Uniwvrsily 11f 111211711111, 18110; .1l1 S Unitu'rxily 11f .1l1x.1'11111'1', 11100. .-I.1'.1'1.1'l1111l Prufrxsor 11f .-1111'111111 l111l11xf1'1'1 1 1111111 111 31111111111-C1111111y. 31155111111, April 111. 1871. Allcmlml 111111111111'1'3'5 College, Mhunphfvys.1110-.111-11111-1-1111-11111: 81:111- 1'1111'1'15111'. 1211:111111111-11 11.11111 1111: University of 11115501111. 11800. G1 :11lll:111- 5111111411, M11'111gu11 Am'lcnltnrnl Lullvmu 511111-1111111-11111'111 ol Flcld 1111111'111111'1115. 171111'1-1'5115' 111 1111111115. 181111-117. Assismm 111 Agriculture, Univcrsity 01' 1 1551111111, 11398-1902. Thu 1R-1111sylvu11iz1 51:111- 1111111131. 190.2. ARTHUR J WOOD. Jl. 11.1, 511'7'1'113 111511111111 11f 710111111110111'. 18011- 111111111 ! Prufvxsnr 11f 15x111'1'1'1111'11111l l511g1111'1'r111g. 1 . , . , 1 . . 1111111 .11 11051-11110. N. 1., 11874. 1111:11111n11-11 :11 5111111115 11151111111: 111 Technology, 1896. Ass1wu11c 13111111r 111 1111; Railroad 1111:1'111', 18110-191111, Mvmhcr 01 1111' Council 101' 1111: Pro- 11111111111 01 1211gi11ccring 11411102111011. 189N190; Instructor XVorcx-Hu-r Polytechnic Institute, 1000-02. 151111055111: 111 Mwhuniczd 111111 151011111111 1'21111'1111-1-1111114'. 111-1111111111 C1111U14'c, 190.3414 K111111111 111 1110 Anusrimn 81111111131 01 Mcchuniml Engineers :11111 111 1111- A111criczm Institute 01 121111111111 1C11gi11ccrs. Appnintcd 111 1h-1111sylw111iu 811110 Collcgo, 11111.1. HARM P. Womb. B. 5., If. Ii, '1'111' Prnnxyl'z'unia .S1l11l1' Cullrgv, 1890. xlmzstunt Profcxxm' of 151171111111! li11g1'111'1'1'i11g Horn :11 Muncy, 1111., July 18, 1878. Propzu'cd 1111' college :11 Muncy High School. 1111:111111111'11 from 1111: 1'1-11mylvn111n 81:111- 011101413 1309- 11111101111111 W0rk1 1309-1901. IIISUUCIOF 111 1'.11-c1r1t:11 11:11gi111-1-1'1'11g, Pennsylvania 811111: 01111141: 1901. VVJLLIAM 8111511211111 .M'uks, 111 I1 A. .ll. 15,, l.1'111'gl1, 1891i. xlsxixl11111 I'rnfrxsor 11f .171111111'111' lh'xign. 1111111 :11 Wilkcsluu'rc. 11:1 0111. .38, 1873. 1H'cpnrc'11 101' cullvgc :11 XVilkesbarrc High 511111111 :11111 11:1rry 11111111311 1111111111111: Graduated from Lehigh University, 1896. Marine 12115111113911, 1896-19011. Taught Machine 1111511111 :11 1111- 1111111 111511111111, 1901-051 Appointed 115315111111 Professor 111 Machine Design :11 11111 Pennsylvania 31:111' CoIlvgc, 1905. 22 PEN NSYIAIX N l .1 STATE C1 114141131111: WALTER J. K1-:1'1111. If. .S'., I! 111'11vxt1'r l'Ul-VIUUIIIIIIF luxlilnlv. Jluxxm'huscltx, 1884. Ph ll, Iluz'tu'rxify 0f Gufliuuvu, I888. I111r11z11 Il:1m111111111111. N. J.. 81-1111-111111-1 111, 18111. Prcpm'ml fur cullcgc 111 Mm li1'11ckm11 Iligh Scllonl, Hmcklnn, Muss. Graduated 11111111 1l11- 1V11rc1-51111' l'tdylcchnit Institute. 1884. Assislillll in Chemistry :1 1l11- Raw 15111111111111: Institute, Turn- 3111111-111 :11 Universily 01 12111111111111. 18811-88. 1'13. Thv l'1'111151'lv1111iz1 81:111' College. 181111. 111111113. 11111., 188.186. l11s11'11c111r, Uniwrsiuv 111' Pcn11sy1v1111111. 18110- j 1:551: Iikuuzs Cm 1101111,1,,d1 K 1b. H. .81, lI11r-. 111'1I, 18119. lllel'm'ful' 1'11 lmluxlriul 17161111111111. Hum :11 Cl1vls1-z1, 31:155.. Nnx'cmlwr 17, 1875. l'rcpm'cd fur college :11 1111- Chelscu High Scluml. Grudnnwd 1111111 Harvard in 181111, l11511'1111111r 111 Chcmistry, Chvlsvu. Instructor in Cl11'111islry. Pvnnsylmniu 8111111 Cullvg'c, 1111111. JOHN H. 19111z7.151,1,, 1D K 11!. .I. I1'., .lntlu'rxl, 1011:. l11.1'l1'u1'lur in Ifnglixh 111111 Urulury. 8111111 :11 H.151 11111111111111. M:1ss., Octulu-r 81-111111nry. H.151 Hamplun, lesx. Collugc. 11111.3. 111, 1881. Prepared for collcgc :11 1Villislon 1:11:11l11111111l 1.111111 A111l11-1'51. 10112. The Pc1111sylvzn1izl State 11.11111112'1 .X. NICHOLS, ll B111. .1. l1'., Nluufurd 17111 :'1'1'.11ity, 18114. :11. .'l., 7711' IH'1111xylw'11111'u Slalv C11II1'g1', 111115. lnxlrtulnr 1.11 1:1'1'111111. 11111111111111! :11 81111111111! Uniwrsily, 18114. l11s11'11cl111', 8:111 Diego High School. Instructor Cm'inn High School. 5111111111 :11 Mnrhnrg Univcrsily and University Of Paris, 1901-112. Thv P1111115y11'unin 8111111 Cullvgc, 1911:. W11.1.1A11 H. PARKER. luxlnu'hrr 1'11 Pravlirul .111111l111111'rx. 311111 :11 Ashby, M11553, Novcmln-r 111, 18117. Apprcllticc Machinist 1:1111'1'111'1- Mtg. C11,, 1181:1111-111'1'. Muss. VVilll G. A. Crosby 6x 01., Cllivugu Ill. Moosrlt-y 1V 01., Elgin 111., Buyer Mfg.1711.,111111Ccnlranypc Foundry. 81. Louis. l11s11'11clor in the Thump Polytechnic l1151i11111'. Thrvc years :11 anrvncr Amulcnu'. 1111111111, Mass. 0111: year :11 the St. Louis Manual Training School. PcnnsylvnMu Stulc College, 1902. HAROLD B. Sll.-VI FUCK, A A 111, 111 B K, 111 K 111. If 5., Harluumllz, 18117; If. 5., 7711' l'1'1111.1;vl?lu11iu Muir Cullcgr, 11104. lustrurlur 111 1171'! 1511151111'1'1'1'1134. Gnuluzltcd 1111111 Dartmouth, 1897. ASsislum 111 Civil Engineering, The PCImHylvuniu Slate Cullcgc, 111111. 1.11 v11: 23 14111111111111 VAN 1111:1'1. SIMMONS. I'll. IL, 11111-1111! 171111-1-121-1'1-11, 18118. .1l. .1. 'l'lu- IH'HMM'I'I'11111'11 511111- C'allvgc, 19115. lnxlruvrnr 111 11l11111'1'11 Lunguugcx. 121':11111:111-11 11-11111 11111'111-11 University, 18118, 111111-1115 113x111111111-r 111 1:1'1-111-11, A111:111y. N. Y., 181181 1115111111111 111 111'1-111-11 :11111 111-1'1111111. Iiir111i11g11n111 51-111111z1ry. 18911. 5111111111 :11 Murhurg, 01-1'11111111'. 311-111111-1' 111 Alliunu- 11111111111512 8111111111 :11 1111- 81111111111112 Paris. 100-,- Thu 111-111151'11'1111111 31:111- C11111-g1-. 1111131 L'1111111111iu 1'1111'1-1'sily 31111111111 311111111, 11,1114. 111mm FRICICMAX 81111111111211. 11. .81., L'ufi'vrxily 11f 1171111111111. 1811.1; 1!. 8 1'111'1'1'1211'131 11f 11'1'31'11111'1'11, 1811.1; 171. 0., 1'111'7'1'1211'1'11 11f 1171111111111. 1807. 111.1!1'111'1111' 1'11 111111I11'111111111x. 1111111 :11 19111-1111-1'14'1'111. 1115. 12111111131111 1111111 1111- 1'1111'1-1'5111' 11f 11'151-11115111. 18113, w1111 5111-1-i:1l 1111111115 111 31:11111-11111111-5. 1111-1111111 i11 11111'1- 31:11111-111:11i1-s. 1111iv1-1's1'1y 111 11'1941-11115111, I803- 115. 11111111111111 151-111111'. 181111. 15.11'1-11-11 1111-1111111 111' 1111- .X1111-1'i1u'111 111:11111-111111111nl Society, 1803. 311-111111-1: 111' 1111- 111-11131'111- M:11111-111:11i51'111--V1-1'1-i111g'1111g. 111111; 111-111111-1' 11111111114111 3121111011111- 1151-111- 121-50115111qu 1111111; Simnn XI 11111111111111- 511011-113 011111-11. 19111. 11151111111111 111 Mathe- 111:11i1-s, L'niwrsily 111' Wiwnnsin. 181111-115. 111111'111-1111- i11 11111111-1113111-5 Nortlnvuatcrn U11iv1-r- .9in, 1811174111111. 3111111111 111 M:11111-111:1li1-s. 11-1-1111 :11111 13111111154111. Connuny, 11111117111. 111- 511-111-1111 111 Muthcnmlics. 11111'111-11 1'1111'1-1'5111'. 111111-1131 1'1-1111211'11'11111'3 31:111- 01111-1412 10113. C1..1111.:.x'1-1: 11. 1.1N1'11.1.1c. E X 11. If. 3.,0111'11 511111.- 17111'-:'1'I'.1'1'I.1-, 1111111; ,1l. .1., Uhiu .S'Iulv 1'111'7'1'1'xl'1y, 1911:. 111.111-111-1111' 111 11I1'l11llm'gy. 111m :11 L'rbnnzl, 011111. March 211. 1871;. 111':11111:111-11 1111111 011111 81:111- 111111'1-1's11y. 10110. 1:1-ll1nv i11 Cl11-111isl1'y, 011111 51:111- L'111V1-rsily. W1111 N:111'1111:1l 811-1-1 C11,. 311111.511 Junction, 011111, :11111 11111111- 111111 01., Jackson, 1111111. 1111111111111-11 11151111011111 111 Metallurgy, 1111- 111-11115y1- 11111111 81:111- C11111-g1-, 1903. PERLHY 011.11st 1311', 111 A 1-1. 111 B K. :1. 11., 111117-1011in 11f 1'1'1'11111111, 18118; .1l. .1.. 11111.1'1'1'xily 11f 1'1'1'11111111, 111112. lnxh'urlm' 1'11 11111111111. 1111-11 :11 0111-1105111; V1,, 111-1-1-111111-1- 11. 1875. 11111-11:11'1-11 1111- 1-11111-11'1- :11 1111111111.:11111 111;;11 8111111111,1111rli11g'11111,Vt.,:11111'111'113- 17111111-111-111-1- A1':1111-111y. 11111111111-5'y V1. Graduated from University11fV1-1111111111, I898, 1111111111011 111 11:11: 111 81:111- 111 V1-r11111111, 101111. 11111101111611 1111-1111111 111 .-X1111-ri1'.'111 1115111133 11111111111. 1001. Assistant 111 A1111-ri11:111 History. 01111111. 1110.:. Appointed 111311'111-1111' 111 History. 111- 1'1-1111sy1v1111111 81:111- 1,111111-g'1-, 19113. 13M MA A. MCFEICLY. 111.111'111'1111' 1'11 11111111111111 x'11'1. Graduated from 1111- Normal 111-11:11'11111-111 111 W:1511111g'11111 0111ch. Cl11-st1-r111w11, 11111., 111111. 8111111011 :11 1111- 11111115111111 Art 1811-1111111 111. 11-11- 1R-1111sy1vuniu 31115111111. Philadelphia, v4 PENN SYlAK-XN l A STATE COLIVJSGE graduating June. 1003. Appointed lnslructnr in Industrial Art, Pcnnsylvzmiu Statc College, 1003. RALPH limaumx MYERS. If. .81., lfurlm'l Unllrgv, 1901; M. 5.. 1002: 171. ll, IMit'vrxity of lh'unxylvunia, 1904. lnm'rn'lur 111 liln'lru L'In'mirul lfugiurrriuy. Hum :11 thmltr, 01110, 1870. 1111111110110 1'1'0111 Burlllt'l in 1001 nml from University 01' l'vnnsyh'unin, 1004. Appoiutul Instruclm' :11 Pmnsyh'nniu btnlc College. 1004. CLARENCE W. LAWRENCE. If. 3., Ih'nuxyli'um'u Mulv Ulllvgv, 1807; C. 15., 1004. luxlrm'lur in Civil lingiun'riug. 50m :11 Plain Grove. ML, in 187-, 1.111111111111111 frmn Slippery Rock Normal Scluml 1801 With the Pennsylvania Steel 11ml 11.x Civil linginccr 1'1'0111 Pennsylvania Smu- Cnllcgc 111 1807. A11- 10, 1800-1001. Structural lingim-cr fur Tlu- lh'0wn-lx'c1clmm 11011 Works, 1901-04. puinlml Inslrucmr :11 l'cnnsylv:uli:1 Sum- Cnllcgv, 1004. Tumms Ii. 611113111111, 41 B K. luxtrm'fnr iu Lllulln'ulutim. 0111111111101! :11 Rutgers 111 1807. 111ml Scluml, 1V001ll1inv. N. J 1807-00, Inslruclur Mathematics, Univm'sily J'n-pnrnmry Scho0l, lthucu, N. Y. Appointed lnslruvlur in Mnthclnzuics Huron dc Hirsch Agricul- Grzuluutc student and sclmlzu', Yale University, 1800-1002. Pennsylvania Slutc Collogc, 1004. MAnwx J'. Rl-INTSCHIJCR. HA 5., Thu Ih'ruzxylr'unia Shzlu L'ullvyu, 1004. luxtrnrlur in Uruvrul Cllruzixlry. 10m :11 Contrcpurt. Pu.. 1882. Graduated in Chemistry fmm lh11111xylmniu Sum: College, 1004. Assistant Cl1c111isl at 1.1111051111111110 Rnilrund Shops. Altnolm, 1111.. 1004-05. Appointed Assistant in Chemistry. 1005. 11151111111011 in Qualitative Analysis, 1000. Mcmhgr 01' l'u'l'lclills SUCI'CU'. ARTHUR Ruscm; INCNNINGTUN, 1D K 1b. If. .81, 7711' 111'11111141'17'1111111 Muh' Cullvgv, 1003. lnxn'urhu' I'M lflt'vh'iml Iiugimu'riug. iurn :11 Dcckunl. P:1.. January 0. 1877. Iintcrctl Ihc I'cnnsylvunin Stale Collcgc from 11w Prcpnrutm'y lh-purlnu-nl. graduating in 1003. Holder of J0l111 W. White Scholarship, 1004. Amminlml Assistant in lilcclriml lingim-cring. llu- Pennsylvania State College, 1903. MAL'RICIC CLARKE I$1cx121111 11,'rB ll. lmlruvtm' 1'11 Jlrvluuliml liugiurrriug. Hum :11 Altmmu. Pm. Nuvmnhvr 3. 1870. Prepared for cullvgc :11 Alumna High School. Grmluzuml fmm Lehigh Uniwnily, 1300. Apprcntiu- :11 Al100nz1 Slums. 1000-01. Carnegie Steel C1... lluqnvsnv. l':1.. 1003-04. Appoinlwl Instrucmr in Mechanical Engineering at the l'vnuglvnniu Sum- Cullcgc, 1005. N U! LA Vlli , 1511111111.:1111: 11. 1111,.1111', 1!! Y, 1b B K. .11 IL, 1122111311111 1'111-1'1'1'1'111', 188$; .1. IL, 18111. l11.v1r1111lur 1'11 11'111'1111111. 1111111 :11 1111111111111. 11, 111:1111191' :8. 18111: 11r:11111:111-11:11 11151131111. 1888. S1111l1-111 :11 leryun, 18111; 1.1-111511' L'11iv1-1'xi1y: 189.133; 11:11' 1:11:11 L'11ix'vhity. 181111. 111511111'1111' 111 1411111 :11111 1111-1-11 :11 1111- 1111112911 1111511111111 8111111111111, 1.11111111, X. Y,, 18113-4, 1112111101111' :11 14:1111111z111 1'1111x.1 1111411 511111111. 181177111111. 11151111111111 :11 1111111111111 111:1111:11':1111131'. 1111111114. :111111111111'11 1115111111111: 111 111-1'111:111 1111- 111-11115111111liz1 $111111 C111111g'1u 111115. 111'1-11z11'1-11 1111: 1'11111-14'1w11 31111111111111 Scnnnnrxx 111111131 R. 111121.111, A T A. If. 5., 011111 11111:'1'111'1l.1', 1811:; 1111 .51. 18113. l11.1'11'111'l111' 111 .1l111l11'11111111'xr, 111 11111111141' 111' III.' .Sl11li-I'AI'1'xI11111111 1111.111: 1111111 :11 1x'1111:11111, 1111i11.. 51:1111-111111-1' 3, 181111, P1 1'11:1r1-11 1111' 1:11111-141' :11 311111111-11111'1 High 19111111111. 111':11111:111A11 11111111 1111111 l'1111'v1'si1y. 1811:. 111M 14'1':11111:111- 5111111-111, 1111111 1'1111'111151151, 18931 '111':11'111-r111' X1:11111-111:1li1'x 111:1111. 11151111111: K111111111: N111. 1'r11f1-sg111' 111. M:1111cn1:11ics. 1'1111151111111111 31:111. Xurmul 511111111. 11:151 511111111511111'14'. 1':1.. 180041115. :111111111111-11 11151r11cl11r 21 111111111'111:1111N. P1-11115y1v:1111:1 51:111- Cullvgc. 111115. G1:11111;1: K 11111112111. A '11 A. . l1'., lh11'11111111111, 11111:; .11. 111., 111113. luxlrurtur 111 I1'l1111111'1'1'. 111111 :11 Alvxumlriu. X. 11., 511111-11111111' 5. 137111 1'1T11:11'1'11 fur 011111-111 :11 va 11:11111111111 1.111-r:11'.1' 11151111111: 111::11111:111-11 1mm 11:11'11111111111. 1011.1. Assislnm 111111111131 11f Pullsuculn 1111:111 C1:1.x'sic:11 811111111, 1111131114. Principal 111 1ir1111111:11:1111. 1A1:1.1 C1:1s.xi1::1l 501111111, 19114-115. :pr1111111'11 111x11'111'111r 111 11111-1111'11' :11 1111- 111-1111xylv:1111:1 31:111- 01111-111, 111115, FRI-ZIH-ERJC VVAIIN 1111.11,, A Y, m B K. . I'l1. Ix'..1'111y1111' l'nirvrxily, 10112; M. 111,, 11105. lnxlrurlnr 1'11 .1111ll11'1111111'121'. 1111111 :11 11:11111111111. N. Y..J111y 1S. 1871;, Prepared for 13111111111: :11 01115110 Acudmny. 11111111131111 1111111 0:114:111- 1'1111-1-1'5111'. 11111.11 1'1131 gr:11111:111- 51111111111 Cnlgnlv 1'111vcrai1y. Taught :11 Cnlgutv A1':11l1-111y. 111114415. r 12111111121: :1. 111111'11'1'1511111115. .1. I11, ll111'1'111'1l I'111'-:'1'1'.1'1!111, 11x13. 1111111111111 111 :1111H1111111111'111', 11111.11 :11 Mlmvilliums, N. 11..J:11111:1ry .1. 1877. Prepared fur 1:11111-111- :11 11111151111 1'M:1ss.1 1111.111 9111111111, 111::11111:111-11 1'1'11111 11:111':11'11 l'nivcrsily, I003, 1115111111111 in 31:111111111z111cs :11 1111- 1311511-1' 301111111. 01111111111. Conn. 1115111111111 111 Mulhmnuliw :11 1111- 1H-n11sy1vz1111:1 Slutc 1.0111111: 111115. 26 PICNNSYIA'AX 1A STATE COLLEGE ARCHER 11A 11 11.11151 110011. 11. 181, 1'1'1'541111'11 11111-1111'111111111 Instiluh', 1901; .1l. .11., Unitu'rsity of 1111.1511's1'pp1', 11,05. 1111111111111 111 Quunlitam'v :11111111111'. 11111111111Snuwvillc, Vzl., 0111111111 13, 1878. 11111111111011 fur 1111111-110 :11 11111 Snowvillc 0111111111 School. 111111111111111 1111111 1111' Virginia Polytechnic 111511111111, 19111. Graduate 5111111111 University 01 Virginia, 190:. 111-111151111'1111111 $11110 01111-1115 1902-03. Assistant 111 Chemistry 111 1111: University 111 31155155111111, 1911.1. A11111111111-11 11151111111111 111 Qua111111111vc Analysis 111 1111- Pennsylvania State Cullcg'r, 1905. HOWARD 1.121101' 1111'111111x511x. 1111. I1., 57111710111 511111111011 SUIIUUI, 1903. luxh'uvlnr 1'11 :1I1'rl111111'1'ul Drawing. Burn :11 11111111111111. 011111.. February 3, 188:. 11111-11111'1111 1111' college 111 1111111101111 1111111 811110111. 11.111111111111111 11111111 811111110111 Sticntific Sc1111111, 19113. 11111130111111 M 113;. 01., Pittsburg, 19113104. 111-1111111111111 Arms 01., 190.1-05. A1111011111-11 1115111111111 111 Mcchunicul Drawing, the 111-111131'11'1111111 $111111 Cullegc, 1905. 11.11.1-11 N10505: MAxox. 2 111. I1. 5., lflmdr 15111111! .8111111' 111111741; 190.3; I'll. IX, 1'1111' 1.71111'1'1'1'111', 11105. luxlr'mmr 111 Uvucrul 17111111111111. Hum 111 11'1-511-1'11'. R. 1.. 111-111-11111c1' 2, 1879. 1111111111511 11111 111111110 111 1V1rstcx1ly 111g11 5111111111. 11111111111101! 11-11111 11'1111111- 151111111 State 110111-1111, 1902. Yale University, 1'11. D, 1905- .115515111111 1115111111111 111 C111'111islry. Yule College. 11111101111111 111s1r11c10r 111 011111-1111 C11c111151ry, 1'111111151'11'1111111 $111111 C11111-14'c, 1905. STERLING 111-:11'1'11 111111111111. H. 5., 77111 l,1'1111xy'1'1111i11 Slulv Cullugv, 1903. Insh'urlur 111 l5.rp1'111111'11111l I511g1'111'1'r1'1114. Burn :11 Burwick. 1111., 1881. Graduated from Pennsylvania $11110 College 111 Mechanical 19.113111111111111; 111111 1111' .111111-1'1111111 C1111 111111 1111111111111 0111111111111, 1903704. A11111111111'11 Instructor 111 1911.1. 101151.111: 1101111 11111111111111 In Chargu 11f .1luxi11 11'. .1l., Smith 1'111I1'g1', 190.2. 11r1111111111-11 1111111 51111111 01111-110, 1902. 111115111, 1111- Pennsylvania $111111 C11111'14'1', 19112. 21111101111111 111 111110 charge 01 11111 Dc11nrt111cnl 111 J1111N 1711111. Ku'r'rm .1111. 11. .31., TIN l1r1111sylt'11111'11 Slalv 11111111111 , 190.1. .-1.1'.11.vl11111 1'11 Ih'mviug. 111'1111111111111 111 Y0rk 1111.111 8171111111, 19110. 11111111101011 11'11111 111-11115111v1111111 3111111 011101.11- Gmduutc 5111111-111 111111 Assistant 111 Drawing. 19111-115. 11s 11'11-1'11111111'111 linginccr, 1911.1. 1. 1x 1711?. 27 19111111 ALLEN 1111111111111, 111 K 111. H. .31.. Pun1111.1'l':1u11111 .S'mlv 1.11ll1'g1', 111115. .1.v.1'1'.1'l11111 111 Civil I511g1111'1'11111g. 1111111 :11 C1111111-1'511111'1. P:1.. 1111111-111111-11 .1. 1883. 1111111111111 1111- 01111111111 :11 sz111111-rsl111r1 1111.111 3111111111. 01111111111111 from 1111- Pennsylvania S1:111- 111111111113 19115. App11i1111-11 :15Sistunt in Uivil 1C11gi11c1-ring :11 1111- Pennsylvania 31:111- 111111111313 191151 1911111111 11. FAULKNl-ZR. l11.1!1'111'l111' 111 .1l111'l11'111' Slum. 111111 18711, :11 S1. Mary's. 11151 Virginia. 81111111111 :11 W151 Virginia Cont. Seminary, 1111c1111:111111111, 1111-51 Virginia, 1802-95. 5111111111 :11 U11iv1-rsily 11f W1-51 Virginia, 1895-97 :11111 1898-1111. With Whilv :11111 11111111110011 11:15 ICHginc C11. 15:11111111111, 11111., 1899-1900. With 1111' :11111-1117111 Machine :11111 151111111111 C11,, 11:111111'11, 1':1., 191111-11; Wilh 1111- Cl1:111111c1'511111'g 1'211111111'1-1'11111 C11,, 1111:1111111-rs11111'11 11:11 11111:. With 1111: Tyr11111- 111111111111 :11111 Muchinc C0.. 1.1111111: 1111.. 111112-114. .M1111111111-11 11151111111111 111 3111111111115 $111111 11'111111', 100.1. D. 1'1. 11.11111161'. luxlrurlur 1'11 Purging 11111! Foundry. 1111111 in 11:1111-1111n, 111,, 18811. Muchinisl 1111: 111111- 11111'1-1'1-111 11111115 111 St. 1.111115. Four years :15 Mechanical 11:1111'1111-111'11111 5111111111 1111111111111 111 1111111115115. 5111111111 Assistant 111s1r11c1or 111 171111111111 :11111 31:11'111111- 31111115, Uniwraity 111 11101115115. 111':11'15111:111 fur 1111111111 11011 XVorks, 1'111511111'11. Kansas. 1115111111111 111 111111111114 :11111 11111111111112 Pennsylvania State C11111'g1-, 1904. 11111111121: 11. 11115111115. .11111'111111! 1'11 11'11111! Turning 11111! Curln'uln', Curpcnlcr 11y 111:1111-. 5111-11111 8111111111 .111-1111:111i1- Arts. Pennsylvania S1a11- Co11cgc, 1901. 11151ru1'1111' 111 W111111 Turning :11111 12111111111111; 111-11115111':111i:1 31:1111 C11l11-gc, 19112. 117.11. 11. 14011111111011, K 2', A Z. I1. .81., 111'1111xyl7'11111'11 Slulv 11111111413 1311.1. 111.111'11111111' 111 Short 1.11111's1' xlgrivullul'v. 11111111 111-1111111111 2. 1875 :11 K11111'111:1gu, 11:1. 1'11-11ur1-11 11111 1'11111-141' :11 C1'11111z11 $11110 Normal Sc1111111. Luck 11:11'1'11, P11. 1111111111111-11 1111111 1111- Pennsylvania 51:111- C011Cgc Class 111 1899. W'ilh 1111: 1V:1111'1'1' 11111111111 1.:111111111111'3' 11111111111111, 1111511111, 11:155., 1309-19111: '1111:11c11cr Mfg. C11, 11111511:1m, N. Y.. 1911.1. 111511'11111111- :11 1111- Pennsylvania 81:111: 1511111113113 111113. 1111115 C011- 11111151-11 311111 C11. 31:11111-1'11, 11:1,, 19113-191111. 1111111111111 111 5111111 C1111151- .111111'1'1111111'1: :11 1116 Pennsylvania 31:111- 110111-1111, 191111. Il1:1.1-:x M. 11111111132 .1.1'.11'.1:111111 1.1'111'111'11111. 141111':11'i:111 :11 1111111111 Library, 51111111111111. Conn. The Pennsylvania 51:111: 01111-1111, 18115. 28 PJCNNSYLVANLX STATIC COLLEGE ANNA ADAMS MCDUNALH. .Alxxixlunl Librarian. Tllc lH'thlmniu Stun- C0110 w. 181111, . L Sl'SAX K. HICCKJCR. lh'xlr .lxxixlun! 11! 1111' 1.1114111'3'1'1' Library. Gnulnulv 411' Drrxcl l,iln'ury Schonl, 111113. Special Culzllngucr L'. uf 11., Juuc lo Nm'vmbcr, 1903. Rrviscr W'illium Mchnn Library, Norrisluwn, 1'111. NUVt'thCl', 1903, to Junv. 1on4. Appoinn-d 10 Curnvgic Library, Pennsylvania 8111111 Collcgc, Scplumbcr, 190.1. W. Nmmx UnLMCN. 111 K E. Illv'yXit'lll INIHTIHF. lnstruvtnr in Physical Cullnrc. Chicago l'rivutc Schonl. ASsiSlHlll Physical Instructor HUHUII Y. M. C. A. lnslruvlnr 111 Physivnl Cnhurv, Purdm- Unix'vhily 111111 Y. M. C, A. Luleycllc. 1111!. Physical Director jnlmslmvn Y. M. C. A. Physical Din-clnr 111'illiunlsport Y. M. C. A. Instructor nf Physical Cullurv 111 Symcusv Y. M. C. A. lnslruclm' in Physical Culture. 111-111153'11'11111'11 Stutc Ctillx'gc, 1000. JA 111:5 C. .llclrwim', A '11 12. :Ixsithl l'hyximl Uirm'tur. Horn :11 Syruvnsc. 1'. Y.. April 15, 1870. Graduated 1mm Syracuse High School, 1894. 1 81111111111 :11 Syrucusc L'nivcrsily. 1890. Assistant Physical Director Syracusc Y. 1 . L. A., ' 1808-99. Physical Director University 01 Flnridu, 1903-05. Thu Pennsylvania State Collcgc, 1905. W11.1.1.x.xl C. PATTERSON. Suprrz'utvmlvu! of Grmmu'x 11nd lfuildiugs. FRANCIS E. WILBUR. b'. .-l., Rutgcrx Cullvgc, 1905. Ccncrul Sccrctary, College Y. M. C A. r ; hav'F'r 'vav - The President of tllv Cnllt-m- is ex nHivin :1 mmnbcr Of all Standing- Fnlnmith-os. l. 0N Amzxxuch IMGRICHS: PRUFJCSSORS BmiKHnM'. RICHICR, GILL, WILLARD AND PA'FTICH. 0 ON ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS: Mmmcssoks Osxmxn, XVHJARH. AND PNI'TICE. 3. ON Tram Sunlcmm-zs: PRomcssms Rlcmck AND Foss, AND Tm; SECRETARY OF Tm: FACULTY. 4. ON T111; PREPAIMTUIH' $Un-Fklcsnxmm CLASS: PROFESSORS UUCKIIOUT :an GILL. AND Assocwnc PROFESSOR mec. 5. ON PUBLIC OCCASIONS: Pkomcssmes POND, FREAK, .xxn BUTZ. 6. ON ATHLETICS: PROFICSSORS JACKSON! AND Rumm. AND . 'Xss,0cm rl : PROFESSOR LEETE. 7. ON MILITARY Emcmvrmxs: meussons lhycm'nou'r, AND JACKSON, AND THE COMMANDANT 0F CADI-z'rs. 8. ON T1113 CARNEGIE LIBRARY: Pmmcssous REUER, POND, GILL, W ILLARD, PA T13E, AND PROFESSOR RUNKLE, ASSUCIATIC Mmmssou Llclc'm, SEcmc'ruw 0,: Tm: FACULTY AND REGISTRAR. Alumni Association Urgzmizcd lh'74 Mcmlwrs. 821 PREAMBLE TO THE CONSTITUTION WC, llw grzulnnlcs of tho annsylvzmiu Sum- Cnllvgc. desiring to rtncw lhc associa- tion of college days. In pmmnlu fraternal fueling. :md to facilitate intercourse with L'llCh other, do unih- nurselvm umlvr llw mum- and 1in of tln Alumni Assnciulinn of the Pennsylvania Smu- Cnllvm', Officers WILLIAM F. WIU'J'H, QCluss of 'SN ............................... President Secretary JOHN P. KOTTCAMP, CInss of '00 ............................ . Treasurer Historian Alumni Trustees COL. j. FILXNKLIN SHIELDS Khss of 'gm ....................... Philzulclphiu H. VVALKICR MITCHELL 0312155 of '9m ............................. Pittsburg junta L. HAMILI, $511153 of 80 ............................. Columbus, 0. IA VIE. 31 New England Asmciutinn W1141.1.u1 ll. WALKER, .8: ....................................... President A1.1:1-;11'r WEST, '03 ..................................... Sccrutnry-'l0n-:1s1m-r New Yurk Asswciuliun J. 0. 11111119. '82 ................................................ President NHLSUN M. 141.1011. .91 ........................................... Sccrctul'y XV . C. SIHRI'. '97 .............................................. 1311151111011 Eastern lbnnsylwniu 1110111111; M. Dmvmxn. '88 ....................................... l'rcsidcnt CHARLES 1112311211, ' -. .. . 0 0 5 1X , U4 ' ................................. Vlcc-Pmsulcnts 111.1,. Almuus, 89... 1 Z. H. M. ANDREWS, '98 ................................ 8011110111ry-'l0rcz15111'c1' 1l11 rchmortam anxn HILLICR. 1Cl115511f 10001 ........................ Died February. 1905 MJHCRT W. 0111;11'01111 1Cluss 01 10001 .......................... Dial in 1904 .M.11111f,11 T. 1101.1.011'AY 1Clz1ss 01. 10021 .................... Hicd January, 1903 1911.1N1; 7,. 111001116 1Cl:1ss 01 10021 ........................ Dial January, 1005 FRANCIS C. Jnnxsm 1Clnss 01' 19031 .................... Died january, 1905 llmmuh S. Y1-:.x1x'1.1': 1Clil5$0f 10031 ...................... Dim! August. 1003 ALIH-zn'r 1:. Cmux 1Cluss of 19041 ...................... Dim! Octubcr. 1905 SENIOR CLASS EN UH 15. are making our farewell appearance. Four years have we been within the walls of old State, we have shifted scenes; we have made thunder behind the curtains; we have masqueradetl as amateurs be- hind the footlights; and now we, the stars of the company, have come to announce that our last performance is billed, and that, at the curtain of the last scene, we shall separate to come before you no more. Four years ago, proud in the strength of our ambitions we looked forward to these days, aml now, that the succeeding classes may emulate us in our strict adherence to the highest principles and stricter reform in all lines of college activity. we here record our past. It has been said that coming events cast their shadow before them. With the class of Nineteen Hundred Six it is ditterent, we were shadowless and have never been shadowed. hVe crept into the halls of what shall soon be our Alma Mater. as the light steals into the shnnbering;r morn. Our coming, however, was not signalized by anything very enlivening, but with our matriculation dawned the new era at State. Our short stay here has been a period of progress. It has been our mental gratilieation in the four short epochs of our college career to make the steps of progress in this great institution which is soon to send us out into the battle. 01' life, in which it has trained us to fight. It has been our pleasure to be associated with, and to know, those who have gone before and those who shall soon follow us; but the thing that we most cherish, the thing that we treasure above all else, is that bond of friendship, the true fraternal spirit, the love that exists among those who enlisted in the ranks under the ttlx'ecl and Black.U Just what events have strengthened the bond of fellowship is hard to say. It is not the result of a single act, it is not the act of a single person, but rather it is the result of the acts and achievements of all. lt is a composite thing made up of LA VIE 35 the saeritices, the victories, the associations of a body of men marching shoulder to shoulder for four years. If it were possible to take from each individual of our class, the most desirable virtue which he possessed while here in college 01' the trait: by which he was best known to us. what a wonderful, Strong, composite man we would have. From one we would take the quality of undaunted ambition, from another perseve'anee, from another the power to grasp opportunities, from another the desire to excel, from anothe - athletic ability, and 50 on until we had selected from each man his noblest quality and had centered them in this fancied model man symmetrical, equipoised, and ever master of himself. In this idea, lies the secret of our love and union. liaeh has some good quality deserving of emulation and tendingr to draw us closer to the person possessing that virtue. That power which we call class spirit is nothingr more than a desire to have those we love most, win. It has ever been a potent factor in our existence, holds iner ns inseparable. From the chilly September mom in 1902 when we arrived, to the present time. each has been adding somethingr to his eredit, to the credit of the class or to the credit of his college. Each has become more familiar to us by his individual acts, whether on Gridiron. hDianiond, HMatfi or iiStageW it is not the intention to give a detailed tabulation of the events since the birth of our class, nor to land the good or slight the evil. We must leave much to be read between the lines and to be gleaned from previous histories. As Freshmen we accepted in good faith the instructions of those who claimed to be our superiors. The instructions were often more impressive and forcible than we thought necessary, but we soon learned that impressions were not less firmly made by offering suggestions. Whatever may have been our ad- versity in those early days of our existence, there are few of us who do not cherish the memory of those stirring times and hail with pleasure the hour which affords opportunity to tell anxious listeners of our experiences as a Freshman. The Sophomore class is one characterized by deeds of daring, by acts rash and precipitate, and ours was no exception. Sandwiched as we were between classes that were hostile to us, we were often drawn to deeds of desperation. Class matters claimed much of our attention and although the. year was crowded with a goodly lot of victories, it was not without a eorrespmding loss of men. 36 llliNNSYLYAN l A STATIC COLLEGE It will ever he a pleasant pastime tn reeall the events of our second year and res hearse the 11:11ipy-gn-lneky Soplmmnre. hut we will ever regret the fate of those who lost sight of the gnal in the best ut' the game, and could nut return the fnllow- ing' year to emnplete the enurse. . then we returned to duty as .Iuninrs. many vuiees were not discernible in the familiar, W-X-lxle-lxlo, X-Ri-Rn, .X-limmi, .Xalxlah-A-lxlix, aml it was pain- fully evident from 01111 decreased nnmhers. lVe began the year with renewed vigor and the entire aWw-V'w year was Characterized by stl'iet adherence to tluty. lV'e tllSCtWCI'Ctl that most of 0111' learning was lthSt'tl on false tlnetrine. drawn from hasty enn- el1isi011s. Class revelry was replaeetl hv dignity. :llltl soeiety stihstitntetl for reserve. The Junior Assemhly. the society feature of the yiar. was stenml to none in the history of the institutinn. This year 0f all years was the hest. yet it provetl to end the saddest. llartlly had the last reeitw tions of our junior year elosetl when Death en- tered 01111 'anks aml elaimetl one of um' loyal antl beloved members. He is gone from 115 to return no more and when we rememher his lojalty. his sterling char- acter, his Imam,r disposition. we she1l tears afresh. As the last year of 0111' enllege life has been mostly taken up in thr attain- memt of mental culture, it is nut remarkable that the historian has hut few events worthy of note. We have all the requirements we can expect of a Senior class, ainhitinn, dignity. intelleettial, social, antl athletie abilities; aml aside fmm these ahilities, eummon to all senior Classes. we elaim the tlistinetion of starting the i'elman movement in Faculty legislation. We regret deeply that we had to re- sort. tn strike measures t0 aeeomplish the thSll'L'tl reform, hut so determined were we that we were in the right, that neither threats from the faculty nor the torrent 11f appeals from fathers. nmtliers, hmthers. sisters. and sweethearts. could intluenee 11s to aeeept a tleeree so mlinus to 11s aml tn nm' successors. After a period of eight days, peaee was l'CSlHl'Ctl hy the iiletliatimi 0f the trustees whose ever watch- ful eye presides over the welfare of Oltl State. aml whom we. shall ever revere as 0111. friends aml henefaeturs. lf there still exists any enmity between 0111' class and the faculty, in the words of Cicero. nLet the wounds of contention he healed.n Let the spirit of forgiveness he felt in the expression of the last farewell. hit a few short y tars ago aml we were huddled together in the halls of llOltl Main awaiting the tirst chapel hell; suon shall the peals of that Old hell call us IA Yll'i 37 together no morc. 'llllc pleasant YcCHllcCIiOHS 0f the jolly times will remain long in 0111' mmnory, 111111, 11111101151111 :mxinns 10 get away to 0111i cullings. the parting will not bc the must pleasant. W'llcn we. have said 111111 1111:11lnrnwl lfnglisli wnnl Guml-liyc, which 111111105 110 delusivc promises hut wnluins pleasant rcwllcctinns 0f the 111151 spent to- gcllicr here :11111 kiml wishes. for :1 happy future, lllU yczu's Hf separation will flow between 115 :18 1111 cvcr widening lluod spanned by :1 cmnmon memory and 1111 ctcrnul regard. May we go out into the world strong in the hope that 0111' future may be :15 glorious :15 our 11:15! and may the. motto of 1-:11'l1 to his class bc-liAINIA SJLM J? ICR VlVAT. .. , 751 0M. 'Ikm vi:- 10121 1:19: 1,1; Km Ru, 1 v Gcorgc R. MCGCC W'ullcr Ycrks l l xuton .................. Roy Merle Cuswcll ....... ...... . ............ . Wilfred Drabblc Lowe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... Wellington Garfield lllcckzlthornc Lm; FRANCIS An.ms ..... Electri'al Engineering Society; President Vice-Prcsidcnt Secretary Tr um 11' 1' ................. Historian YELL A Rli-RO! A Rl-Rn! A-llmm-A-RMl-A-RIX! PENNSYLVANIA STATE! 1906! Colors Rod and Black MEMBERS OF 1006 ...... .. ...... .. Herwick Natural History Club. UCheer up girls- Adam's looking for a lovelyEve. LA VlE a 111' $51: 1.1. 11.11: 11 ARNOLD . ...1. ........................... . .. 111 1111511111-1 '11'111'11 1'1'11111 2. 3, 4; 111-1111' 1111111 2. 3; 111155 111-1111' .; I .11'1'11'ic111 1' 111111111c1' i11g'S11ci1-11'. .1t 111C 111111111111 111' 1115111111111, 11'111111'11 31111111 111 11111. 11.11' 111:1.511 11.1111, 2 .1 E. ....................................... 11111101'c1' Gym Team 1 ; C11111'g1' 11111111 I. .2; 111'1'111-511'11 2, 3; :15515111111 Manager 1111111- 111111 '1'1-11111 3; .11111111gcr 171101111111 T121111 4; Mechanical 1i11ginccring Society: '1'1'1'1181C11111'1'1l11 Club 4. 111111 111 1110 1111111 1111111 cnr1'1c1l baggage 1111' 1111' 111-1111's 01' 1111' gridiron. 111111.11 11111111111111 1.11111, 111 111 .................................... 81111111011111 1155 1111 111 , 1.; 111'1'111 '11'11111 -; '111'31 y '1111 .111 '111 3, , 101' 111 11 11111117 8 11 11 '11' 11111 11 '1'1'11 '11 .1'31111'1111'111'11114 Society. 111- will always 1111111 1115 c1111 down. JOHN 1111.8th 11.111'1'1.11:'1 1'. 11.1 ............................. 1.011'1511111'11, M1: University Club; Mining Engineer's Society. n'Tis only .1111111, 11111 keep your eyes 1111 111111. 11011111 1111111 13111111101111 ................. . ..... ........ 1111 Pl1asam University 111111; .1111111151'121111'1111'1'1'5 811111'11' 11111111 1,111 1111113 '1111111,11cs 1111111111 111 111155 111115005 111 11 1:11:11 pit. 101m 11.1.1111 11111111121.1.......... .. ......................... . lx'otc 1c1'z1-1111s Socic1y. 11111'11 luck 111111 11151111111111011111111 111'1'11' 11111111: 111111 111111.11 19111111141111: 11711.1.111111 C11111'11'1-211, I; 10 II .................. 11r1111l1'li11c 1111155 Civil 13:11gi111'cril1g' Society; '11'11151111111'1-1111 Club 4; Cl 115's 1'11111111111 .; Collcg1 Team 2, 3; 1171111101 11111'1'-1'1'11101'1111V '111111is '10111'11111111-111 3 1101' .111: 111. 11'. C1311'11'. 1.1. ...................................... 1111111111cr11c1d MiningE 110'111c11'sSo1'ic1v; Class S1'C11'11'11V 4; 11151101 1 1111 Team 3. 4; 111- 11011111, 111011511111 11.111111111111111, 111111 :1 1111'1'1' 111 1111111 1111111. Josm'u CURIHN CHRISMAN Warwick 1'111'1'11'11'111 1 .11g1111'eri11g Society; 111111111gc1' Class 1311ske1b1111 11111 3; Class 11111111111 C11111111111c1'. 1'11111'U 111111 11 good time here, 111111 1111111111111'5 110w 111 111cc1 11111'11 luck 011 1111'. $1110. .1111'1'111111 111011111112 C1.11', 11.19 11 . ............................ Norfolk, Va Mining 17.11g111c115 Society; '11crpsi1'11111'c1111 Club 4; Class Football T121111 I. UAll 111111 1 knew, I 11'111'111-11 111 State, 11111 1 1111111 111'1'11' 101' 11'11..1 11111 C1111 s C111'112. . ............................ 31011115111111; 1'1111'1'1'sily C1;1111 51'1'1'01111'1' 110121111115 5111 1011' 3; 1110511112111 1311111111115 Society 4: Manager 1906 1.11 VIE; Senior 131111111101 C11111111ittcc. .1 good 1111111 breaks loose from 1111- S1'11111p , 11111 1.1'1r11y 111' u1111.11.11 won't 5111-11 1111y 11'111'5. 113' 40 IIICN XSYIA'A X 1.1 STATIC C1 1111115111171 Co11x1:1.1. ll. Colmn-z, K 2 ........................................ 011 City 11017011115 Society; 'I'hcspians 4: '1101'11511711111'1'1111 Club 4; Saturday Night Club. 110 surpasses 11111 V1111 Winkle i11 S1CCII 11'11L11L'11111. 0' AR! 1 S 11:11L1111-L111151... ...................... .. .. . ... Scr 1111011 1 1L Ll1ic:11 1 llfIIIICCFIIIg SociL-lv '1111 inventinU 1111 C10L111C111 1111lC11111L'111211; will 1': 11 101' 111C, 510011 1111'111L'. 111111 bring 1111' 11121i1 .111111'1' C. CL'1.1111:11'1:SL1N, .. A la, 10 N E ........................... .. . .. .Knox Mechanical Engineering Society; '1Xr1'psic11111'1u111 C11111 4:115 I .-1 V 11: 11 011111. CLYDE 11111111111713, CULP, 1b A 10 ..... . ................. . ....... . . . . . . Y 111k 11'1L'L'111111iL'1'11 Engineering Socicty; 112150111111 Director 3; I'XL'L'u'tivc Committee 3, 4; Alternate 1711111111' 01';11111' 3; Louise Carnegie Scholarship 3;'1L'1'psi- L11010111 Club 4. V170 1111111 '0 bclicvc u1.I11.x'11'1 ' when he szws-HOh C11111 1111111111 11111111111 1I1L11UR11, B 10 H ....................... . ......... Rcdburn Him t such 11 b: 111 $1111 111 11 1011.11111' 11111111154r 11.11g'i1icc1 s Society President 3; Executive Committee 3. 4; N11111'111 History Club 3, 4; Assistant in Metallurgy, Miningr 111111 Mineralogy. 1:1I1111y is mixed 1111 with that Miner 1.11111c11 111111 that: :1CL'111111ts 1111' his 1IL'111g 5111111011. 1I111'111 OWEN D 1115. ..................................... 0111111111111 SL'L'rL'tzu'y Republican Club: 11.1 1711: 111111111: C. 113. SOL'iL'ty. 11011 511111 that lIL-11111' 1111' 111111 once, between the eyes with 11 11111'L'1'L'11liz11 111111 knocked 111111 0111 of :1 1'L-111 s 141111111131 1I111111111L11111111I11'1s 1-0 11' ................. ..... 171'01'51111 11112011111111'111 .1C11g'i11c01'i11g' S11L'ic11';C1311111 111111111. 2, 3. 4;Scco1111 Lieutenant 111111 11111111 Master 3; First Lieutenant 111111 1111111 Master 4; 01110340 01'- L'110511'll 1 : '11111i111' :155L-111111y C11111111ittL-L- 3. '1111L'spi1111s 3. 4. .111'1'111'11- W. lI1'1-:1. ....................... 1111110 Meadows 111111111101 11011111111100 3: 11.1 111: 11111111 3;Ci1'11 1 uninL'CIing' Society. HW'11L'11 1I11111iL' 11111 111L' 11'1111 :15 1111 engineer 110 will take 111151 from 110 011C 11.110111 1. 1111511 IIIICIIL, 2 X .......................... ...... Philadelphia College 11150 11111 1c 1111 1. .. 3; 11103411111115 3. 4; 11L'si11L'111 Thusln 111x 4; 111111160111110 1I1111L'L' C11111111ittL'L' 4:SL',11'L-1111'1'11L'1'psiL'1'101c1111 4' 111'1'7L'1111s 111111116111 Sncictv HIIL'L'kncss is 11111311 1111' 11111111 111 111ig11t. VVAL'I'HR .l. 1I1'.11.11 .................................... . . . . . . Mackcyvillc 111'1'7.L'1i11s C111-111i1'111 SuciL-ly: Oh 11.1 1 1151111'1111; 11ss1s11111 1 1111111' 811110 C01- lvgiuu 3: Business Manager 4; Captain C1111ct Battalion. XVlmt 11c 13 shows 111 what he 11:15 1111110. LA VIE 41 11.111' 111111.111 11'111111111'12'11113', 11' E ........................... Pottslnmr Mining 1311g111c1'1 s Society; '05 S11ph11111111'c J111111111ct Coinmittcc; College Orchestra 2. 3. 4; 1.0111101 Urchcstru 4: 1.1111110111111111101i11 C11111 3: .11111i111' 111'111111'; '05 1.11 111: 111111111; College 1111111111111 '1'011111 3; President '1'c1'psi- 1'11111'1'1111 Club 4. 11111111 111111111111 111111 j11111', 11111 never kept happiness 111 him- sclf. 1121111211111 11. 11.111'11'11. s .................................... .. 1'11155 1'11111111111 1 11111 2; Varsity 1 11111111111 11111111 3; S1111 011 V 111'sit1 1111511111111 1111111 2. Cuscy' 1111c d '11111111' ' is 11 1 11111 111-1ic1'c1' 111 the strcnuous life. : 111'1'111'11 1.1-:1-', 11'11:111'11:11 ............................... New Wilmington Civil Enginem'ing Society; '06 11.1 1111: 111111111: .11111i111' 01111012 1111-5511111 with such 111111111 traits of mind 111111 c11111'111'11-1', his success 1111111151 him. WILLIAM REYNOLDS 111.11.111.11; 111 111111 .................... ..... 111111110, N. Y 110121111115 C'111'111i1'111 Society; Manager 11111511111115 4; .11111i1'11' 11391111111111 C0111- 111itt1'1': Saturday Night Club. Away 111 his 11111111: in 11111 11211111110 State. 11 1111111 5011 of the White 111111 1111111. Lunsford 1111511 .'.1111;'1'1111:11 ................................... C011111111111 Mechanical 1' 1111i11cc1i1111 S111'i'1111'.111111 11111101111115; 111111111'c 111' the Mechanical s1'cti1111. 01111111115 11.11'111 10.111111211121511. .. ............................ Newport 11'1111'11111111'111 11:11g'i11cc1'i11g Sncicty; Iu11i111' 111111111; '011 14.1 V111: 151111111. 1 have two 1111111i1i0ns11111c 10 1111' 1'1111 ' 1111 his hack, the other 111 1111111111: the 11108 c111111'1'11111'. '1'111111115 11'11.1x11'1.1x 19111317, 01 111 ........................ Atlantic City, N. .1. President 11:11-c11'ic111 linginccring Society 4: Class 1111511111111111 '1'111111 1. 2; Varsity 11381111111311 Team I, 2, 3. 11; L'111ss Secretary 2: Class President 3'. Free 141111111 1111111'11 2; '00 L1 1111: Board 2; 11Z1li1111'-in-C111c1 .S'Iuli' L'ol- 1111111111 4; Curncwic Scholarship 3; 1'1'1151110111 011011. 4; Speaker junior 11111111101;1'1111111'11111'1-1111 1111111111 1'11111111i1111c 3; 31151111 111111111 C11111111i1111c .1. N11 1111111 11'01'11'1111 11111'11c1' 1.111111 1511111111. 1111 1111s fume 111111 1111115 1101 11111111' i1. WILLIAM CHRISTHN 11111N11'. .. .............................. 11111115101111 Civil 1.1.11gi11ccri11g Society. 111111111 1111111 nothinn 11'111 was over '11i11. 11111111111211' 11111111123121 GARDNER, B 10 11. . . . ................... . . . 01111115111111: Electrical Jinginccringr Society; 11111111111cr Class I11511111111111 1; 11111i111' Xs- scmbly C11111111ittc1'. '.X11111' 11'i11 11c1'11-'si1 111111'11 111111 wail 1111' success 111 1'1111111 111 him. 42 PICNNSYLVCXNJA STATE COLLEGE 19111211 011:11111211 GAY A: V d1 ....................................... Lockville Minimr Engrinccr's Society.ttLivi11g z1dvc1tiS1-111c11t for Quakers Oats. lfoNNl'TIl I 1111:1151 GILSON ....................................... Corry University Club; Mining Engineer 5 Society; Manager Class Basketball Team 2; Cadet 15111111 1, 2, 3, 4; Connnandzmt Cadet Band 4; College 01- chcstra 2, 3, 4; Manager College Orchestra 4; Glee Club 1 ; Speaker .Iunior Banquet. hGilly 1121s great :1111hiti011s. May they not prove air bubbles. 611011-211 CLEVELAND GLENN ................................. State College Mining Engineer's Society. The race was a four your grind, but Grover came in strong at the finish. joiIN CARL GoTWALS, 1b T .................................... Norristown Philadelphia Club; Civil Engineering Society; Class Football T '11111 I. 2; Varsity Football Team 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2; '06 L11 VII; P1011111: SCC- rctury Athletic Association 4. tthad smile, big heart, brilliant mind, and 110 1111111 leaving a butter record. ARTHUR CLEVELAND HARPER ................................... Bcllcfontc A'Icchnnicnl Engineering Society. Quartermaster Cadet Battalion 4. Ad- dress2A. C. Harper, M. 13.. Chief. Engineer in Charge B. C. R. R. Shops. Headquarters, AVzuhllcs, Pu. OSCAR CLINTON HAYS ........................................... Oil City Civil Engineering Society. Junior Orntor. Class President 2; President Athletic Association 4; Editordn-Chicf '06 LA V113. President Y. M. C. A. 4; Speaker Junior Banquet. College Debating Team 2; Class De- bating T621111 1, 2. u111111115 always full of outside work, but yet :1 student. WALTER Y ERKES HEATON. 111 A m ............................ Southampton Mechanical Engineering Society; Class Basketball Team 2; Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Captain Varsity Basketball 4; Business Manager i06 L11 VIE. Class Vice-Presidcnt 4; President Mechanical Engineering Society 4; Junior Banquet Committee: Toast Junior Banquet; Treasurer Terpsi- chorcan Club 4. HThe clouds will part, the skies grow blue, And :111 the world looks bright to you. WELLING'FUN GARFIELD 1711:0121'111011111, 69 11! ................... Slippery Rock Class Historian. Thespians 3. 4; lect Adjutant 4: Tonstnmstcr Senior 3:111quct 4; Junior Orator; '06 LA VIE 3oard; Class Ex. Committee 2: Manager ShlfU Collegian 3; Civil Engineering Society; Thanksgiving Hop LA VIE 43 Conmlittee; Chairman Junior Banquet. Heck played his hand well, and he carries off the first prize. FRANK l11 1151111! ........................................... Hmrisburg LA V111: Board. I..1ect11icz1l Engineering Society.II:1i1isbu1g C11111.IIFrank is a good 11lo1ldcr, which alone has blought many a man success. RUSSFJ. GEORGE HEYL .......................................... Prospect 17.101111ie111 Jinginccring Society. HSome magnet draws him. RANDOLPH 11111.13 IIOY, B 9 II .................................. Bcllefontc Mechanical Engineering Society; Easter Hop Committee 4. Ran has yet time to prove what is in him. I'IARRY Momma JACOBS, 111.. IX ............................... State College College C1111i1 2, 3, 4; Glee Ll1111 2, 3; Pharsonizms 2, 3; Class Relay Team 2; LA VIE Artist; Electrical Engineering Society. The sweet singer of 1906. PARKER MCFARLAND JORDAN ................................ Mcrcersburg Electrical Engineering Society; Lincoln Day 0r1'1t011 4. HA proud and out- spokcn disciple of Abe Lincoln. JOHN JAcon KAN R .................................... Wilkesbane Class Wrestler I, 2; Relay 'Ieum 1, 1., 3;'J11:1ck 'I cam 1,2,3; Assistant in Gym 3; Wilkeshdrre Club;1Vleehz111ie111 L11gi11ec1ing Society. Johnny will set the pace for many 3. 1111111, for you see he leaves 01111 ranks with a few scalps at his bcltf' PAUL TRAUGER KAMERER ..................................... Greensburg Secretary Athletic Association 4: Iileetrical Engineering Society; University Club. If an Electrical Engineer's life were only one glad, sweet, song. 111511111311 ll1111s11 KAUFFMAN, K E ................................ Lancaster Civil Engineering Society. Thzmksgiving Hop Committee 4; Terpsichorean Club. uThe only 1111111 in the class who is able to keep Uncle Sam busy 111 the mail business. F111: 11 111111: Jx 111 11111111111 ......................................... Oil City Speaker Junior Banquet; Bcrzelius Chemical Society. From many stand- points inps College days wetc one 11011411137 s11ccess.' MILES ISRAEL K111111311, 111211 .............................. Strouchsburg Civil lingineering Society; Varsity Husebuil Ieam 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basket- ball Team 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball Team 1, 2; Captain Class Basketball 1; Mandolin Club; Class EX. Committee 2; Speaker Frcshnmn Banquet; 44 PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE '1'11111111'51511'111g 110p 0111111111100 3; '1'01'115101101'01111 Club. h111111 1110 playing 1110 11100110. B13111 111111111 11711.1.15 K11l-N. ,0 111 ...................... . ...... . 11111115111111r 1'1'05'11l0111 b.111011'10111 11.154111001'111g 1811010111: 11111101 111111111011; 17100-111'051110111 1111110110 1550011111011; 1 10011'1'0511111111 Harrisburg CIub; CI11111'1111111 S011io1' 111111111101 C011111111100. 1170 01111 111111 Nigger. 11111 11111 10511001 111111 101' I115 11111111111111 111111 C11II11110 spirit. 11.11' 1 11111311 1 1111113. . . . . .. ...................... Brazil 1 'I11'1ls111'111'11'1'101111'111 131111'1111101'11111' 18'001011'; 11'1111'11 81111101 81111111111111118'111 111111111111 111 1x11011 I111Ig1'. 111111 111 0113111111111 01 0x111'0ssio11 11111 111111 1111 01111111 111110111; his 1101111g0 11111108. 11111.1; 111111051115 11111111111211, 11. Z. ......................... 31111111010011 011101411 C1100 Club; N111111'111 111310111 Club. I long 10 500 my native 1111110319. 11100111, 111111 1110 11111511105 1011 1111111 1110 ripening grain. 11311311511 1..-111'111-2N01-3 1.011.1.11 ...... ...... ..... . . . . . . . . . .. 8011051011111 Civil IC11g111001'111g'Club;11111111111'01 011 1.1 1'11-.. '1'11'igl11.q1110k 111111 101111010119. 110 1111111110' 110 0110. 1111.111111 1111.11111. 1- 101111;. .. ............ ... . .. ..... 1111191111111 C1111 J .1111111001'11111 Sncicty; 80111111' Class '11'0111111'111 '1V'0 00v01 1115 1000111 115 11 5111110111111111 11'0 b05110; 111' 101'111111 11 111111111111 0111'001'.' NATHAN 111111111113 L111V1-311. ......................... . . . . . . . . .1111'1'01101v11 CIuss '1'1'0115111'01' 3; 1110111111110111 11.11g11111111'11154' Socictv. hT1111 Ike 11111101' 111110 01011011111115 to 11 11101'0 1110111151111T 1110011111110. 1;1-.11111'.1:N. 1111 1.11121. 1.1 1'1.1-3,1n1 1!! ......................... . . . Philadelphia Civil 11.111411101111111: 80010111. Captain 01 C1111015. 111101'gc 11011111' 110011111ng 111011111111 0101' 1111111 if 110 0011111 11011g0 11 111110 1111111 1vnr 11'. 1111..111111I111ss 111C11NN131..1 ....... ..... 111111111111 5001'01111'111'1 11111111 History C 11111 3, 'P'I'CSIdCIlt 4. 801110 1111y 11 will I10 h11111- 1'1111 1111'8181111'11' 111110, f01 I1'isIl is 110101'111111011 to drive 1111 1110 bug's, 11111111, 111111 511111105 11110 1110. 0001111. ' 1181111111 11'. 111C0111111'11 ............................ . . . . . . Stutc C0110111- 1 1101'11'11'111 11.111411100111151 S110101y. u110 11015 1111110 011 1115 11101111 g1'i11.' 1115011011: 11101-3 RUSH 11101311313 K E ................... . .. . .. 11 1-.10G1111 ' 1111115 1111111111 11110111001111 $001011 . Scrub I111501111II 1.0 ., 3, 4' S111'11I1 1111111111111 C1111- 111111 2: 1' 111's11y 11001111111 3, 4; Class 11001111111 T011111 1. 2: Captain Sopho- 111111'0 17001111111 '1'011111; 111051110111 Class 4. H1 101'0'3 111100. 0110019 10 0110 of 1110 111051 10-1111 111111 111111111111 110101111015 Of 1110 red 111111 11111011. LA 17113 45 511111111 11111112111111 111L111t15glx .. . .. ................. Rl'chc's Mills Class 1'1'L'5i51c111 1; H.155 1901;111:111 1, :SL1111; 1511111111111 1' '11111; Mechanical 1 .1154i11L5L51'i11g Society. 0111.11 :1 11111C 11:11'11 111L1k, 111'54'. W'c know your 5111111. 1111.11 113125111 1111111111111, K 2... A'Iahuffey '1'L51'11sichul'cu11 Club; Speaker 11'1'1'511111z111 11:1111111151; V'icc-lf'rc5i11c111 Mining 1'311g'i11001'i113' Society. X j11111 55111111 1L511m1 Nutnsw15111-10-110-1'111'55'5111011. 511111111 1111115 31.111.5115'15'15:v,11' E. . . . . .. ........................ C1L5:11'f1151d Class 19001112111 Team 2; 1 .111L11 iL:11 1 1155i11L5L51'i115; SOLictv Quiet and 1111:15- 511111i11g but :11111111c1' 11:15 110551155i011 111 1115 111:111. 511111.11 1x11 1112 311135111111 .............................. .... S111'i1155 11:11111511 1211511111611 J.'3115.;'i1111c1'i11g' S51ciL-111.ZX 1111111: 1111 51:11 111111115 1111 011 1119 I 1L1111L.11 horizon. 0151111115 1'1NL'1:N'1' .111'1115111', I1 151 11 .................... 1'111511111'5; Herzclius' Chemical Sucicty: 1.x.C51111111i11015'1 'L-11151c11n1'c:111 Cl11b. 111 love with 111C11111CC. 1110.11.15 1:111:11: N111..1x. . . .. ................ . ...... .... Washington, D. C Civil 1.1311g111cc1'i11g SUL'iL-ly. 11L'111L5111bc1' 1'i111111y, 111L51'Lt'5 1111111115 1015 of danger when 1101' c11151 is 5115511111 11111. 01.11.11.115 15'11.1.x11.'1.151 NULL, A 'l... .............................. Green l'urk Junior 0111101; '00 1.1 V1153; Director Natural 1115151111 Club. .1 quiet, genial spirit, 115511 equipped 101' 11i5 11111110 c:11'L'L51'. 01.11.11.155 11111110511 1'11115:1u5'15:1.1., 515 11 A. ...................... M 1111911 11111'11-1i115 Cl1c111iczll Sncicty; 1551514111 11.1111'5151' 811m 1 .11111'g11111; Secretary Class 1 ; 1:111:11io11 Captain 4; '1 L-1'115ic11o1L5;111 Club; .1. 11:11'51111111115 2. Same 0111 5111111. 011, he's one 01 1111151: 51111115 0111 L'11L5111i515. 1.1111131 l1 .1111. 1.1:11111'. ....... ................. .. .... 1111111101111 1.1LC'111C11'1 1.1151i110c11'i1154 S'ociclv. 1:1i1111 comb :1 fellow 11p. 11.111525 W1I.1.1..1.11 Q1111;GI.1-:, E X ................ ......... 111c1.111:111c11 1131151111'ic:11 Engineering Society. 01115 1111 1110 i'011 of 5111-:11 Stale 111c11. Still 1111110125 110111 deep. 11' Hwy L':111 111111 11izz1 11111 Price czm CCI 111111.111 101m 11111111.. .. ................................. . Scranton 1.31Lc11'icz11 1211ginccring Society. '1 11L11'L15 sure 10 110 011C Guinea sure of his S11LCp skin. 46 PEN N SYLV AN 1 A STAT E COLLEGE EARL PRESTON PRICE ................................... Academy Corners Electrical Engineering Society. Bound to another, yet such slavery drives men on. EDWIN LANDSICICR RAFTER ....................................... . . Scranton Mechanical Engineering Society; Ex. Committee; Speaker junior Banquet; Class Secretary 3; University Club. HWith a will and a way that becomes only Eddy. MYRL EUGENE READY ..................................... 1Vlcchanicsburg Civil Engineering Society. They always put the choicest of candies in small packages. CH'AUNCEY RIEIGART ............................................... York Mechanical Engineering Society. hThe i07 Freshies knew him as llHiuey the Terrible, but now she only knows him as Chauncey. JAM 1C8 CASPER BIGLER RIIOADS, 21 A E .......................... Harrisburg Junior Banquet Committee; Toastmaster Junior Banquet; Harrisburg Club; Civil En einceriiw Socict ' I 6 LA VIE' Tcmsichorcan Club. His chief z: y ; ; l delights conversing with Timmy, and proving VauSwick a rare old chuck? MARTIN LEE ROPER ............................................ Scranton Electrical Engineering Society; College Band 3, 4. HAnother fuse blower turned loose. HOWARD MONTGOMERY SANKEY, E A E ......................... New Castle Varsity Basketball Sub. 2, 3; Civil Engineering Society; Terpsichorean Club. Howard, please forgive us if we accuse you of bluffing. Signed 1906 Civils. LUTHER BERTRAM SCHLEEDER ...................................... York Berzclius Chemical Society. llI may be just a little shy of cars, but I donlt go around with my eyes shut. josmvn LEROY SHED ....................................... Buffalo, N. Y Civil Engineering Society; Golf Club. Oyamar, the celebrated war cor- respondent is now bossing Dagos on the B. C. R. R. JOHN REES 81113312,in ......................................... Glen Lyon Electrical Engineering Society; Wilkesbarre Club. We lose him awhile, and then he bobs up again? LLOYD B. SMITH .............................................. Laceyville Intercollegiate Debater 3; Mining Engineering Society; Natural History Club ; President Debating Club 3. One of Poppieis right hand men. LA V 11!: JuuN 81101111101111 S111L11:11 A E d1 1 .............. . Harrisburg ,ic1zclius Chemical Socictv; N11111i111i l listmy C111b.;iX ladies 1111111 as provcu by abundant supply of 11155 111111 fudgc. ' 1111103 131,153 STAMM. ................................... .. lwzms City Class Ex. Committee 2; liziscimll Manager 3 , Mcchzuiical Engineering Society. uA special favor 0f the Slkc, 111111 :1 1111111 with piucticul abilities. JAMES EDWARD STICHLICY ...................................... Lcwistown Natural History Club; Bcrzclius Chemical Society. nYou found him eitlic1 sczihbing in T1115 lab or sleeping 211 the Musscr ranchf, DONALD C. 5'11111'111, NSON, 1b K E ................................ Pittsburg Mechanical l,iiginccring Society. hPossible successor to George Westing- house? HARRY JOHN STUMI' .......................................... Jeannette General Sinch Course; Guardian Library. H1 10 1111111115 his path 1110110. PAUL Bummc X ANDYNI: d1P A. . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. Munsey Electrical Emginccring Society; SL-iiiigi Banquet Committee; lcrpsichoman Club. BLhold thc Electrician, the product of J P s patiCUCL 211111 Pings good bluff. CHARLES I111ANCJS VANSWI' 1111mm, N ..................... Uniontown Civil Electrical Society; Cadet Captain. nthcn you speak of shining up to the ladies put HSwickcr down as the aborifrinul egg. i 81111111111, 11111111111: 11 VARNES ............................ Electiiczil lunginccring Society. ii turc which 1101115 011 topfi ....... Port lxoyal ':1d 11' 111111sc and good bmins 111111116 11 mix- D 1v1D E11011 WASIUHJRN .............................. . . . . White Haven BCIZClinS Clicmiinl Society.hSw;1mp 11:15 found in Dave a successor to the Chemical Dcpar tmcnt. CHARLPS iIOWARD WMLIAMS ......................... . .. Newcastle General Athletic Manager; Mcch1111i1'1l Engwinccring SociLty. B11ck is a grind, a book w011m,11L-vc1 finding time for frivolity 01 College pranks. WILLHM 1117.11.11 WIIIIxMS .................................. Newcastle Mechanical lunginccring Society. 1f thuL was cvc1 anything doing nights, Professor was sure to lend the0 gang . 48 HQN NSYLYAN 1A STATE COM .ICGIC WILLIAM HENRY WHLMF, :X. Z ................. Hmnilton, licrmuda Islands 'oh LA Vile; Junior Urutnr Alternate; Natural History Club. 5! low green he was, yet how quick he learned. Pop we predict :1 brilliant future. EDGAR Gummy: YICCKLICY, d, E K ................................... DHHOiS .licrzclins Chemical Society; Varsity Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Captain Varsity Football 4; Varsity lizlskctbzlll 2, 3, 4; Varsity linsclmll 3: Class Vrcstling' Team 2; Class Fuothull Team I, .2; Class lhlskctbzlll Team 1, 2; Captain Class linskctbzlll .3; Class Ex. Committee 2; Hzmqucl Speaker 1; Tel'psi- chorczm Club. u1f you want to know chk and his records. ask any class- mutc. Don't ask him. ' Juux 'le'mN ZARIMS ............................................ Rallion Electrical Engineering Society. u7.:11'I'y says. HI consider myself the rudder of .1900. W'c often consider him like :1 blind caboose. Mainf' '3, the members of the class nf 1907, realize only ton well that the re- maining days of our sojourn at lTJltl Penn State are growing all too few, so that b; will he but a memory here in the halls of l'Old So, we are. striving mantully to leave some helpful impress upon our time, which shall guide aml direct those who are to follow HS. During 0111' Freshman year we learned that State's standard was high in various ways, and also recognized the necessity of organization by a very close observation of Sophomore methods. Indeed, we lweame very familiar with vari- ous other minor matters which our present dignity will nut permit us to mention. It was in the fall of 1903 that we first got intu the. institution, aml although we all love the place, strange. to say, we have ever since been working mightily to tlgct out? A series of hard fought defeats as Freshmen trained us well for splendid victories in our lllxm- quot, picture scrap, and Uflag scrap. Our festal hoard at the llark Hotel, lVilliamsport, was graced by over one hundred and seventy sons of 1907pethe most successful banquet any Freshman class has ever boasted. Then coming into our own inheritance as Sophomores we gladly lavished all the wealth lings of 1008, who have surely garnered a vast of our broad experience upon the immature strip- store of heneticial Wlstlotll from our inlinite supply. - mm. fr-.-..7....e.mf a.gv, a 50 PENNSYLVANJ A S'llATF. COLLEGE. lNrestlingr-mateh, eitler-serap, picture scrap. .08 banquet at Harrison's Cafe, basket ball game, and history strike were all ours in elegant style. while the remaining portion of. 0111' Class battles we very generously bestowed upon the 'tltresh, as tokens of our true esteem and friendship. Altogether our sophomore year was a vigorous era in our college and there were times when our reputation with the faculty was at a very low ehh. to say the least. llowever, we managed to weather all storms with the HUIIIC aml Gray ever lloating triumphantly at the masthead. . There Can be no gainsaying the fact that towartk the Close of our Freshman year, we all knew perfectly w. well that we were undoubtedly nthe only pure unadul- terated eggalwto me a State eelloquialism;-while as Sophomores we threw out our chests imm'asur- ahly. pulled pipes innumerable, and succeeded in look- ing almost as wise and awe-aspiring as our august Faculty itself. XVe made ulgordyls horse perform its last stunt. effected a tremendous rise in poultry prices, and performed numerous feats of daring,r and valor which seemed tn us to be about the brightest and most unique ever produced on the face of the Earth. 0 mln- ally. however, stray atoms of good common sense were t absorbed by even our wisest hliggs, aml-we are now learning that the entire wisdom of the universe is not completely settled right in 0111' Class. Even as dignified Juniors, we hav l as yet a few things to learn as was very sadly demonstrated to us in our '00 exams. Although at present, less than one- half of our original three lllllltll'Ctl remain solid with '07. still we are hopeful of turning nut the largest graduating class that has ever tiletlput on its last march from Old Main. W'e have been as tlignilietl as juniors usually are and have also endeavored to take a useful part in all movements or decisions all'eeting the welfare. of our college. Every memher Of our class stood with the student llmly in that memorable strike of November, 1905, which was an event unparal- leled in the history of American colleges. Never was a strike conducted in such a quiet. orderly fashion,ealthongh there was naturally conside'ahle feeling; engendered 011 both SidCS. Finally when we were very unceremoniously ordered t'to get back into our places, the bed rock principles of independent manhood and American liberty were at stake. Our class stood steadfast with the others. LA vm 5l until by the intervention uf that magniticcnt man, Ucncral licavcr, tho Ruosc- vclt maxim of a square tlcal for every man was brought into play, and it was womlcrful, yet natural, how tht: atmosphcrt' clL-arwl. aml nur daily rcgimc of college Work was resumed with bcttcr understanding atnung all COHCCI'HCtl. The fact remains that few Colleges in our Country pUSSCSS a stmlcnt body capable of carrying through such a nmwnwnt in such a truly tXnu-rican way; aml such events as this havc scrvcd to strengthen nm' spirit as College mm aml as Mncrican citizens. The passing of thc era of class strife has served to iH'UZUlCII our vision of college life aml its ideals. As a CiIlSS, or as illtliVitlllillQ, it is our sincerest wish to have cxcrtml upon mn' t'clluw students some real inllucncc for the good. Nu class has over bctlcr uphclrl the democratic ideals of this institution than ours, and three years of rugged toil combined with that true cumratlcship 0t cnllcgc life, have bonml us all furL-vcr tn our class of H107 aml to tlcar Old State. As the great Emerson bclicvwl in the future, of thc American pvnplc, wc bclicw in the future of our great Collcgc, aml will close with this revised quo- tation from the pen of that grand Ncw Jinglaml sagczW'tUnr hopc in the future Of 'tUld State is as bright as the morning star, fur a glory is comingr to our college such as the. inspired tongues of prophcts and poets have never been able to describe. The gate Hf uppm'tunity is turning on its hinges, aml the light is breaking through its Chink; possiliilitics are opening, aml the men of State, and those thousands who will follow them, arc pushing unwanl toward them? 52 PENNSYLVANIA. STATE COLLEGE CLASS OFFHZERS RICHARD STUMI' MITCHELL. . . . . . .................... . . . .. ..... ..Prcsidcnt JAMES BLAIR 1.0m. . . . . . . ...... . . . . . . . . .......... . . . . . . . . . .Vicc-Prcsidcnt FRANCIS ELLIS VVINTICR. . . . . ................................ . . . . .Sccrctary Ern'RAIM Rm' W'RIGHT. . . ............................ . ..... . . . . 1 1 casurcr HARRISON Dicxxlxc MAsnx . . . .. ................... ..............l1istorian YELL MALLA G'NICK! G'xI-iw G'NJCVEN! G'NICK G'Nlcwl G'NICK C'rlcvxcx! Plaxxsv STATIC 1907! ! ! CMom Blue and Gray LA V113 Elt'vlrh'ill Engineering Suciety. JIIIIiIII' UI'IIIIII' HCIII IIlIIiIIIs III IIIIIIIII I'I'IIIII Stull, Pu. No IIIIII so IIII' us WI' IIIIII IIIIII'II UVI'I' sIIw thtI pIIII-II. Possibly CIII was sLIIIIIIIIIg In UIII IIIIII 01' I'isiIIII HS the train II'IIIII by and hLI IhI- IIIII'II from sight. I'III Is II IIIIIIIIsoIIIe. in- tIIIligIIIIt-IIIIIkIIIg young IIIaIIp-I-It SWIIIIIII IIIIw-r told him he didn't look In- II'IHKGlllnI--Hul very iIlKU but still husky IIIIIIIIgh III kllUl'k the hands: IIf IIiIleI' IIIIITOIS in. 1112 III'IIIIIIIIIII IIII I-IIIIIIgII III IHIIIIIIIHIIIIII; Normal and II'hIlII there his chief IICI-IIIIIIIIIIII, II'II IIl'O IIIIII, WIIH studying notwithstanding disparaging I-IIpIII'ts IhIII IID spent most of hls IIIIIII Ivllh the girls. LIIIII'iIII: these lovo IIII'IIII'S hIIhIIIII. but not, by any moans for- getting UlI'lII, AIIIIHIS I'IIIIIo III StIIIe with the IIVOWPII iilU?!IHOH III IIIII-IIIIIIIIg IIII eleIstI'Icul IIIIgIIIIIIIr IIIIII us he WIIS IIII hunor student III; IilonIIIshuI'g II'I: l'IliI IIPI'IHI'L SllFIIIISS for him hora III State. a :7 Z; IHI I IVIIIIIIIIIIIII RAIICUCK, K E. ..... . .............. . HliIIh, Hones? SIIIIIn . Ell'cll'ic Ill I'IIgIIInIIIiIIg SIIIIIIILy. La Vie 13011111. MIIII loll I Cl ' J. 1,1. PIIII l WhiIcIIIIIb BIIbeII'II-w II','hIII I; name, IIIIwaI -I11' er a VIII led exIIIIIIieIIcII In tho Ivth, wide world. came to SIII II, with Table II'IIIIIII he had III'I-Il in many pincvs IIIIII hIIII done a. IhIIIIszIIIIl IhlIIgs, but finally LZHHHIIK IiIIIIl 0f jIIIII IpiIIg from pi lIIIrt to post, he III iftod iI Ito State tlllnillg himself IIIIII IIII luiIII'IIICIl ,.. a 5 S. I: 2,. ,.. , Missouri. III IIIIIiIIIS IIIIII. hII IIIIIk SII'IIII 11p 8 IIIIII I III IIiI' IIIIII hyI IogIIII IIIIIII IIII ox- rIiIIsII'II, IIletIII'II, but this is IhII IIIIlI' lnstnmo II IhrI IIIII on record. IIIIIry one II se hIIs hIIII III shnw him. Duh is always III 0 most IIIIIIIIIIIII II? I-.r nus esp lCl I:IIlI ' III his moments I rIIlIIXIIIIoII IIheII ho lmIInIIIIIs IIt IIII mos III- 5 most PXIIIIPIH III. I is IIIII on IhII ho is 9mm III his host IPPIIIIII: his ntIII'IIe D00! TIIH IIIII that i hnIrI IhII hm IIL II 5 of an In . I'IIin 'IIIiIII IIIIII of mind IIIIII says that IIhon hII 'IIIIII's IIII hr 9 5:0 m: tn hm hm I:IIIhilII so II hnt ho IIIIII IIIkII II IIpIIIt and Ivaltch h I IIhIII-ls go IIIIIIIII Smmv I' MAKw' l-II Ins. l'IIZNNSYIIVANlX S'lWTlC COLLEGE 111-11111, Piggy, 111111101', 'l'I'IIIIsit Club. 11111 1 111-I1r you 21511 II'hIIt II'1I 11111'1- 1I1I1'1 'rilill, iII1iII1I11 is I 11111'N11011 1'1II'I' 11111101111 I1I IIIIsII'I-I'. SIIIIILI 11111 i111 111111111115 1.10M ' hut II'1I 111'1I 51111511011 111 111'sig'1ut1I 111111 :IH Nish'l' iiIIiIIIII'idIuI s1IIIi11r 11111211'11I1Ir nt 1111- iil'ltl 111- '1111111111111II1I I11111 11:1 'ti111' 0111- 111' hisII1-1I iIIiii1Is is In cm 1111 l'leIIIII'ts IIII hilI'lI 11111Isti11115 :15 HOW 111 11111111I II 11' without. studying. 111111 1111II' tn gut 11. 111111.: II'ith i1II' lIII 1115' is HUIHII'HO 1111' his 1'1IIII'iIIIiIII: 1'l1I1III1III1'1I II'hi1'11 h1I 1iisIIIIIIx IIith 1,:1'1IIIt 11111 his 0111 111I111'11I 's 1.11 I11I1'sIIII111I 1'1111'1 111 '1111'11 i11' 111111 1.111111 I'cImsII 1111111311 I'1It II 1'hil11. this tI'I-Ii1I11 sII1I1'iIII1I11 oi tlI1I AIII1I1i-1IIII hnI' 11113 h111i th1I h Inor 11! 11:11!- IIII: 11 511111: 111-1111I111I11 11I hiIIN-lf 111111 :11 1111 111111 11' 01' th ilig h, 1111:: 11! H0th 'ii1I .11I'11II'1'1I 1'1111 i.11I 11011111 11111111111: from 1111- iillt'l'iol' 01' 1112 11111 111 111050 II'hn 1'1II111I' kIlUW him, his future 11 111111111111111-11 with 11:1111s 111' 1111110. 1115 iIIh1II'11nI. brightness 111111 iIiN 1II'1II' I'n1'1'1IasinII' 1111iiity L11 husliiy IIOItIIrIII thIIt StIIiI' IIill yui ho urnud of 0111' '1 11:11 DAVID A. BARNETT .......... ......... I'li1I1't1'i1'111 iIIIIgiIIL'oriug SII1'i1-iy. liIII'IIl'lt. IIIIII'1I 1'11111111111'ly 11111III'II hails from the 11111114111111; LIIII'II 1'11. David is 11 j11I'iIIl,11I111pyI:1r 1111'11 I11 111' 1-hup 1101. 11151111: uiny IIIIILIII 111 1I1 thI- I'1-1'1IIsI-s 111 hisc 1'11111-g1I 111111 111-IIIIIIIIII1III 111 the 1II1I11111I: is visiting his IIIIigthII'iIII: 1'111ss-111utos Wimliit! 111 111- is hII. I' 1i1I1':I11IIIinI: 1111105. fIIIIIIIs iron the 1:211111111l-111ls 111 his 1'0 IIt'I'1I1't his hIII11 111111 whlie1111111I1'11111111I1100. iiIII'IIIIy hus 111I1III known to cull 11111114011 11 y1t 1i. 1'111'1Ir1-1i in his own t1111'11, but :11 Stntc 1I1IIIIIIIIIII' with mm 11! 1111! lII1li1Is. SIIIII1'tiIII11Is t'1Ill1st lirnIiy bo- I1I is IIIIIrriLI11 but 110110 of his near 0 this stIILIIIIIIIIIL if 11111'111-y x- his AIII1ll1I11 111111 1'1'111111115 I1 good friIIIId 1I1 i'11'1I111'y II'1I 1pr11. 11m to 1111 WOHdUllui things 111 solving the IIII'suII'ies of 1I11I1-'tIi1IitI. 111111 II1Ir1nps it We visit 111111 111191 in his 111t11I 11 I111 II1I w111 1I1I informed that 11'1111II' is the 1101101111 Manugor 111 ha Dultn II '11111'1111n Cn. 1111- 1111111Is I'1I111111'111 01 1111 11 11I1111 115m 11LI111I11- W? 410355F 13111511. CMRLETY osu-IDLE OLE. LA Vi IS 55 14111714191117.iilchx'I-tIIT............................................ Avalon Louiu, 111111113 Univ 11.41ly 1111b lilt-cll'iI-ul Engineering: Supinty. .111114' 1.4 without, doubt 11111 11.1111 11 mm- 111111 111 11107 111' :11 11111.41 11111 5 I'IIII. :Ili Uiill' 1.111114 41111111 111 hiIIk. ilis Wiiiimnspurt .4 i1111'wfIIiII-Iuis 1111,41 1111s:1r.'11111111 011 H. 11,1 iighl 11111 .1' 11-p- -D'HW0111,1NHER 1111110. 'l'iInt 1.1111111 WIHI l1411131111011 in 1110 ctI'ival onginevring 12-: 11 1111111201111 001111.41 in 11.1111. AL'HREY i1I-:VAN icliwood P11'krz. Mechanical Engineeriurz Social 1y. IIui Allbl'l'y iluI'IIn, 311114 l'vrksK is one 111 the 1110's 111111111110111011 which '110110 pro- ciIIims I1110 qu't 1.111111 0134' 1mm Ucliwo 1d Pu 111.4 Ii.4 chiviiy 11111111.: the lines 111' 11111011111: 1-1',I' 101' 5111119 chihllhnmi he has 11111111 pthian with vnginvs 11111112111124, 11111 I-von 1111w sluys 11p qu- 11 night grinding 113'1111111'14'. crks 11111-1 wise 1111-118 11 arranging his .41111011u111 11.4111111111113' in 11111111, for 110 inI'1II'i11hiy gets 1 1111132 1111 111111 11111111; 111w 1111 1110 51111111. 51111111, 101' lII'II I'vzu's. 0 111124 11 1:111:11, IIIuIIy virtues: 111- 11-11111 smokes. 111'VCP .4-II'I 111's 11x- m1pt wthI LuIdy stings 111111, 11111 111 I'III'imI times 1111 Ins 111111 heard 1.0 $1111 1'111111' .4 Home 111'11 fOIIeI'; ho III1I'I1r 1511114 1111 be- low g'I 11'. III'W'I' 111.111 1.1104 any I111k.4. .41ut 0110 11111111111 IIf iIi.4' 1 111111111115: 11.111'10111'1111m1 wouhl 110 110111111011 anI 111111 110 is 011111 111111 rn- 24'111'I'I111. hut. 110, he 1.4 the worst rnIIgh-homer 111 190 . 1011. 111111111. um 11111111111l wiIm. ilItI- 1 J dunmnunts n10 011011111 10 1111 by 110 11011 y .. 111111 11.4 1110w 511111011151 141.11 10 111111-51 110.40 1141125.! m' iI'iIm during mid Tossiun m that 41111111 town 11! Hollwnnd. DIIIi ghis 1111501108 his purvnls inquire here 111: 111n14 11011111111114 Perm 14 11 0011 4111111111 11m 11111-11111: grout things 11111111 111111 in the11 fliture. 1... v 56 lllCi'NSYlA'ANlA STATIC Ci'JLLlCGE Shenandoah ELMI-m Rwy lhTLliR ......... ...................... ...... . . .. iiilit. Cupid. 'ilrunsii Club. iiiL runu-s from the iimn'ishing town of Shonnndmnh and is a grmhmio 0f the High School m that place. That. his prvp wnrk wns thorough is UVidOiH'Hl hy llll' fut't ihnl hu hus m-vvr had a ilunk. Usuuliy when it man is illlvrhsird in tho girl und tries tu study all ihv sumo Umr, the hooks luke the top sht-Il', hut illi's came is the l-xroptinn t0 pmvv ihu ruio. llis dvvntinn to his 'ihust ourly vnruvd fur him the nick mune of Cupid. :iilhuugh uniikv lhnt limo messenger ho nppmlrs tn hv sulisilvd with n single cou- quvst, Elinor dnvsn'L look like :1 man who nlwuys lnlu-s nniivv of things in general, but hv ilot-vivvs nm- in this particular for any unv wishing tn hour lho luivst gossip in- variably gum in lilllivl s mum. liit hm: a. peculiar mlsfm'lunv. He can't say anything in a hurry. and it is n weil-known fact that he ran a squad of troshmon into tho Slili' oi' the Mnin iiuiiding bornro ho could gm ouL thv mmmnmi lluli. lie is one of llll' few fulisinnding Civiis und will be there in 1907. lliLlliFQRii il.uu..-m lem . ............................ . . . . . .. VVyalusing lillix. 'nhm. liu l'ic iiunni. Mining Egineeriug Society. Jimmy thought he would come up 1161's a your curly in order in he rrudy fur us whtn wv univrwl. so hv started with our props in lln- full of 1mm. lie is n wry quiet and unassuming fellow and nmkos friends with c 'oryhmiy he lnm-Ls. J m is u uomi consciou- tiuus simloni uml had high hopes of hnnorta' lill Iluggy Clau'h timppml :m mm on him. His i'uvm'ilv pastime, ls ninylnp: the hunio on which ht- is quiie proficient. Jim once thunght he would he n tlghiaruln- wnllwr nmi n-nnst-quvnily riggml up 11 wire and trivd his :lhllilivsl Willi his first full ho decidol nut in lry :iguin :lmi since then his uihlolin :unhilinns have Hui. bI-vn cultivated m. I:ll. llb lhvn dvi-idml lo Income :1 Minin l-Jngim'er lllltl Jninml llll' rnnks of iillnppy VVudswnrth. lll' hns izrl-ui, uhiiilivs us nn nriixi. us you run st-o fur ynursvli hy sunn- of his urilstic work in this book. W0 don't know of any hml qualities in Jim and fuel that he will survly mnlm 11 high plan- in tho wnrltl. Roy L. BOVARD CHARLES GARFIELD LA VIE Univvmily Club. lGiet-tricni Engineering Sm-ivty. livrc is the wnmlor 0! i907. if you 0V0 hour anybody milling, and the noise sounds like nnthing from n baby's voice to n lion's mar why yuu'ii know its uhiz. iie snys that he was born nt Timwsin and um ht-ing nhie t0 ilmi that city ml the mun we took his word for it. Ilis groutvst accomplish- ment is to pound the lvurii-s. Honestly Liv. hus- bvon known to sit in front of :1 hum for a whole tiny and pound out some- thing which we Hover htnni before but which he calls ciussii-ni mimic. is u very industrious student, always: am-niling cinsscs, which uncounts for his various drums with his profvssui's, especially those with i'Jnsiu und HWoary. It reports can he taken as true he must. be a wry grout huiy-killvr. We have mrtualiy known him to get, seven letters in one mull all from his fair om-s in fur off towns. Prim thinks Iiuvzu'd Is all right, though, and experts grout things or him when he gets out of Stair. BOWER Brainy. Iinml, 1. 2. Mechanical Engineering So- cioty. C. G. Bower was born in liowurii. Pu, whvro his mu'ly life was spent fomiing pigs and pondering over the many wonders of i'lil'ill life :15 ho. sxiw it nhnui his early home. At 11. very louder ugo his nuLurul inquisi- tiveness led him in wonder what 1ny buyoml the woods which surrounded his native vil- hign, and one morning he started for Helio- fonte wiLh his dinnm' in :L buskvt and a quarter in his pnukvt to we tho greatest show on mirth. This trip uhrnnd wus tho turning point in Bruiny's iiiv. or it was whiio drinking pink lemonade at. the circus. that ho iil'st Huw a State mun, and heard 0! Static College: hn inInn-dintviy i'csolvmi smno dn ' to IJI'UOIHC one of those inud Ullkiiig anti xvii possessed students. liruiny did not 10mm home ngnin until he clinic to Siam; 11ml whilv here has devoted must of his timo 0 study of Mechanical Engineering and French. Tioncsta a7. Howard 58 1 11NXSH V AX11 STATIC COLLEGE H1'111c11'1' ANDREW 1111-11111, 111 A 111 1111114. 111111111115. 311111111; 3111:11'11'. '1'11111' xuy 111111 111x11 111111 11111111 1111 11111 1111.11 11'1-11 11111 111 11'11 1 :111 11'1s111111111 1111111111.: 11111 1111- very 111-1111 111 11111 111111'11 111111111'1'.111'1111,1'. 111111s 11 11::,' :1 1:15'1111111,s ' 11111124110'111 1.111111111111 11'111111111: 111.111111'1'11 111111.11 11 1111111u111 11111 us :1 111111. 111111 111111'111' 1111111111151 11111. 111111-11 111 11111 5111111111 111' 1111.1 5111111. 111111111111111111' 1 11111'11'111'1 11111 $1111.11111111l1s 111I 1111111111115 111 1111x111'l11'11 111 1411'1 1111.: mm 11 1,;1'11 111'H:11bl11111 x'1 15 x111111111y 11111111111 11111'1111115 11111.1 1:111'11. 11111 11 1111y 11,1'11'1111'11 1111110 11111111 1111 i111lll1'1'11 111 1'11111L1 111 11115 1111111'1 1x111111: 11111'1 11. 01' 11111'1111111. 111111111113, 11'11 151.1 111111111 is 111111 1111111111.: 1111- b111s1 1'111'11111'111' ol 11111111111'111111 is Lx'ylng. with 1.1111 11111 111' 'Clur 11111'11111 11111111 151131111111 1111111113 111' 11111111 thu 51111111111111115 11111 1111' 111 11111 1111110111 111111 1111111'g1 5111-111111 111115 1111111111. 1'1111111 51111-11 1111 11115 1111'1111111' 11111-1111111 nuitc 11111- 1111111111 111111w11 11s 11111111 51111. 111. '11111111. 1'11 ns111111's 111111 11111111 1111 11x11111't 111 111111 11m 111 1-11111'111 11111 was 511 11111111 11 part 111111 111111 111111 1111 111111111111 111111 to 11111110 1.11 11111 11111. 111111111111 1'-.111r ' 11111 little 0x11111011 111111111113 11'111 111 11111111 111 111171 111111.111 1'11,1111.1:s HRAT'J'ON, J11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ...... Lewistown 11111. '1'1'11111411. Club. 11111 is 1111111 111111'11111111'11, 1'11., 111111 5011111 111111 111111 11111111 111s1111r11g111g 111111111:11 111 5111' 111' Inuks 11.. 1111 is :1 Civil of wide 1111111111 11b1111t 11111 11011111411, 1111111111'u11s 1111111114 1111111111: 111111111111 111111 undue 111'1111111111nce. Often of an own- 1111: he Hwy 1111 3111111 51111111111: 11111'111'11 11 001111111 house in 11111 upper 111111 the 11111'111'1 111111 111 11111 11111'11. Why, we won't. 1'11111111'11 10 say, 1.1111 1111 111111 111111111'1. 11111 1111111'11111111111 111111. 1113 11' 111111115 dressed 1111, 111111 yuu must 111'1111' 1'11111'1111'11 11.111111111511111. 11111 was like 11 11151 s1111cp for 1.111: 11151 row dnys he was 111 c01111ge, 1.1111111; around 11119 one 111 u 111'1'11n1 1111t11 11c 1'111111 11111 81111111111111 1 puster: 1111111 110 111su11- 1111111'1111 entirely 111111 was 1.0 110 seen only 111 1115 01113111111. Report 1111.11 11 111111. 111.1 wore 111:: 111111111'111 11111111.- 111 Cllrlatmns 1111111, but we c1111 11551110 yuu 111111 this is untrue. JLX Ylli 59 IIII'isII. IIIII'iIJIIIIIi. Mining ICIIgIIIIII-IIIIII: Slit'it'IJ. li'I'UIII this IIICIII'I'O ii. is IiliIicIIit to see haw thu IIIIIIIc 'ilI'Ish applies, bIIL Oill' Iwok nt tIII- III'igiIIIII is I'nough, WIIIIII II little boy Irishi' often dug huivs in the back yard with II PI'UW-llzlr, thI'I-w III II Slillln hunk of com IIIIII ClIlIIlll'd III! was :I IIIiIIII UDOI'HUIPI NIm' III- IIIIS put IIWIIy I'hiIIIIsII things, IIIIII is studying Mining iCIIgIIII-I-ring. IIIII'iIIg hi5 SophIIIIIm'o yI'III' III: was IIIIIIWII IIS mm of SlI-I-IIIII s IYIIII'IIIIIS sharks IIIIII this yI-III' billH t'IIII' tII IJUl'UlIIC .lIIck Leetv's. TINII'O is an I-IIgiIII-I-I'iIII: corps CIIIIHI'Cth with IIIIII III thI! IIIIIH'H IIPIlr 'I'IIIIIIIIy's IIIIIIIe which IIIIS little or IIIItIIiIIg III IIII, IIIIII 'I'IIIIIIIIy sIII'IIIIs his sIIIIIIIIIII's helping them. This suits Irish cqu-tiy IIIIII portrays his ciIIII-nctcr accu- IIItIny, for although we hate to suy it, he is iIIIy. 15mm KICICIJCR HRICWSTIIZR ............... ....... ................ Montrosc III'III'v. Shorty. Mutt: IIIIIIIIIII'IIII IIIIIII'II, 1:, 1;. Glee Club. .5 'IIIIII itti i II 'III IIII lhl! IIIIck sLIIIIIII I'd in Hunt. of the old i'IIsL UiIII'I- III SI'IIU'IIIIMF, WW5. IIIIII II Iong. :IIIk yuuth 0 tie l,iumln typo alightcti, we I'IIIIgIIt n'III iII'st inIIIIIsc 01' Freddy. IIIOI Mm ll'l'HII II'IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIsI, iIIIIi II'i 1.:I'I-0II us IIIIIIquI II! his fathers fIIIIII, but. smiling IIs lIIlI tIIIIIIl Iv IIs 110 Minn IIIIs snce thIn IlIllIIIIIIK iIIIIIIy into IIIIIkiIlII, his problems in 'ig., AigI-hm IIIIII CIIII II III II't,I IlII ills IIII iIiIII'I' IIIIIIIgh i'III' I-I'I;II if Ia Ii catch IIIIlIst iII AIHIICI, lIILV'KIuI :IIIlI WIIvc MIItiIIII IIIII iiI'sI month, he IIIIS never bought II ilIIIIk UIIIII H'lilh' I-haIIIIIIIg IIIquIIIIr IIIIs long smI-e IIoII IIIIII II plIIvc III tho IIPIII I III tho ml at MII'IIII.' eI'I'OIn the prominent. nosition III the I-II on his Ies one no acquainted with pIIIIII might think there was us one 'iIi.' but any one who has Heon him In Scranton knows b ..r.tto Here's to Freddy. nmy misfortune toiinw but never Imtch him. CHARLES ROBERT PIC NNS CADWALLADICR CASSICL ... . . . . . . .. ...... .... . . . . .. 111111111. I'UHIOP ANDREW CAUGiI 1-:Y 1110 with the 1001: CiI-iis, but during thu Inn lire ho su IIIlnIiI'cd the work of Young Swamp yenr with him in tho sciuntiiic study of chemistry. UIIsI1's persuuslons also, 11ml :1 grout 00:11 to 110 Mill Charlie's decision. iiIIwovor II'e ililVO IIo rogI'I-t to express 11mm his having bI-IIIIIIIo one of us. Judving from his serious expression one would never b12- lievo that hv had had much experience in the gentle ill'l 0f luve-Inuking, but there is Y I A' XNl X STATE COLLEGE ClIzIriim Transit Club. Please 110 not lot. this name scare you. Chnrlic is quite hIII'IIIlI-ss in spite III the 111- t'illOH'd Siam: expecting to gradu- tiIIIL ho avoided to spend another that he has :lii'l'ildy hostuwvd his IInmv 011 some fIIii IlIIIIghII-r of Lancaster county. Nu 1w mi: 011155 111' Vi907'wishi's thrlle the greatest successx in whatever he may under- mke in the futurv HCuglvy, dAntiIIIIIy, hSllllily. Transit Club. IIICIIIgth is six NM 11111 weighs ab01 one hIIIIIiIOd pounds and CI: 111115 to liIIiI troll:- McKI-ospnrt, l'.,u since 110 0110 M01 Haw 0111110 illill.1HHllilille is 11 tut Ily unpro- nouncouhle IIIIence come his numerous n ick- nIIIIIes, Ungghy, Lou l' , P In em Prof. in town giving: him 11 11er one. lie iq one 01' t .. gIInIl 1111111111, and in illllh' .iH II.I walking 11d- ' '1. ' gram COllHtIPIN'O in his hluiilng nhinlinltIl' and is Kfond wlling hnw imiiiIIIIIIe Deco11ln yna 1011051 JIUHIVH Osmond is Io. one professor wlInIII I0.111:hoy could not bluff. Bali's chief 1-lIIIIIII 101i liI is his enormous Impetltu and in i1 Is SonhIIIIIIIro yonr f' imp Freshmen busy bringing IIpplIIs in his mom. owovor his mind qnnliiim: UVPi'lminlll'O his hIIIl one: o e is 11 good studont and 11 good fellow he will undoubtedly aIitIIiII his ambition to bo, Prosldont of the Wabash. .5 w Marietta Otto LA V I ii 61 R.G.CLouGII,iI,PA ..... Chester 'itfiirk, male, UlulT. Orcht-stru. Horzolius Ulwmicui Suviwly Chairnmu Juninr Axsmnhiy. i'Uiun', :iiiilh' iiCllvks, 'i'l'ochmul. :ilius iiisiv, is not quite so mysh-rinus m- duubie us he nmwurs 1.0 hv. lll' is illWilVH l,im sumu wimtvvvi' the ovmminu. vxcvlvt when he has in lug l,iml. nhi buss liiillll' :u'nund, lhon hh smiles turn 1.0 frowns. At the imlst mvntiun 0f i'mugh lmusv you will always 11ml 'iCiiL-k lvudi-l', Iinr he is sli'irtiy in his glnry in this linv. Whvn u freshman in- uSllirOI to I'uvurs :11. the i'UntLugv huL mm prunoum-ci im-liglhlu and was dromu-d from the ruil. llv lhl'll besieged iiirlningiizuu umi 111 1'0 unp- lui-od it little Eva with whom his iniiuunc: is still mighty. As :1. summit he is vurm-st, inLcresLmi und :unhitiuus. S; far he has buvn lucky in m'nding Hunks but he could never he culled n Hl'im. -...... 5hrrcdca Vilhe hi Babf Cl's'itw iiMAXl'ieL Cmn-tN. q, T. .................. . . . . . . ....... iViiix'csburre HUunn, Cohvnhvrmvr. Lu Vic 110nm. i'mh-t Fupinin. iinnjo Club. U100. Ciub,'l. iiorzviius Chomivul So- vioty. Junior Ommr AlIm-nnte. Cnhon, niins Unlu-niwrgnr. nml :lisn knnwn us Gloomy Gus vinims to 1m :1 svlf mmio nmn, but you mm msily tell by lnoking at his buld pate Hint ho dill H'H finish his job. Cuhvn is quito nn nthlnin for he mm mm of Hm bright stars on tho Uhmnism foot. bull tvum. Agni . illlll again Gus won the nppimxso of tho ussmnhh-il multitude hy hls nsmooth hvnd work. Cullen's drug with nil tile profs WUi'kl'li suvt-ossfuily with om! vxcepiiun. iiumphril-s. who is u young man. wus nut imprnssed hy Cohonis vvnoruhlu ap- pt-xu'unco, mud mutiv Wills inim tho mnuit in Anniyllt's. Iiosidos living 11 thmd t'llUllliHl, ius in 11 military mun, ranking as senior t-uptain in tho bzltlulinll. 11v i: Uu- Hrs! Junior to huve thin- hunm' mnl'orri-d unnu him. Cohon's ambition is to secure :1 posi- tion in u dynamite factory so ihut he will huw :1 vhnm-o to rise rapid y. 62 I' llNXb YMXIAS IMHFCILICIHGI' CHARLES HICNTUN CUNKHN .................................. Chcltcnhnm RUII. 'rI'IIIIxiL Club. Ht'l'v without II doubt W0 buvo Hm bright- I-st man in He I-lI1ss.'lhls is doubly true for 'IlI-Il's hair is bright I'L'd. It Is sum Hm! Rod II'IIs born with II sung on his lips, ho is always trying '0 Innkc n Imisc like a song. When he IlisIIlIvaIl his musicnl abili- tlux in I110 form M II I-I-I'IIIiII KI-leI-linn. it so plvuwd tho Sophs llmt III- WX'IS I-III-IIroIl until in sIII-I-I' IlI'sporIItinn hI' I-III'III'OII to sing ll :Iny llllIN'. WIII'II RI-Il is not IIIIlI'iIu: into L110 depths 01' his text bnoan puIsult 0f knowl- OIIKI' he is ul'foctionntcly gazing at a bcnutl- ful law in II 'llt fIIIIIIo. We may hII-IIIIntnlly record Hunt this 5001115 10 be his Inspiration. He has hvvomo so III'IIIISLIIIIIIHI tn ge'lting SA' IlIIIt when l'I'I'ny gavv him II C in carpentry 1m WilH very much 'xInII- mulled nnd ClilinlNl IIIIIt Peony is no IH'IIIIH'IHDI IIIII' 110w XHHI down! know how III IlIiIc II Imil stlIIlght.' 1101'st IIIId llunks Ins X's and 'Y s' to RI I1 IIhlI-II Is the only luul tIIIlt we have to rI-corIl IIgIIlIIst 111m. NI-z'r'rnc JANE COOK .... ........ . ..... .... ............ ... . . . .. Bcllcfonto. UIIIIkiIH IIII l'iI' HIIIII'II. Little. hm. uh my! IlzII'I- ynu VVI'F amused lII-I' IIngI-r? If you haven't don't try. Al- though snippy nml iIIIIII-rtinonl. NIIHII ls II gnnd lnyul frit'lul Inn! .1 jolly Ile'l. Shv hm: u very open CDUIHPH:InCe-0Dell most of the HIIIor-rund her giggle is one which could not b0 IIIlslaIIII'II ma lII-lrmglng LII IIIIy DIN! 0158. Her piI-IIII'I- gives llw inmrnsslnn of un inno- I-PIIL porsun. but looks do not IIIII'IIys toll the truth. NIHIH'H. tmI, ure smnvthnes III'Ivalng l'III' shI- IIIIII Miss llIII'risuII, LlIo two lnsolmr- ublc '07 I-Iretls, III'e I-IIllI-I! the Ilouvenly Twins. Cookie never look Dnnwstic SI'HEIH'O, but. 51m 111sz 1110 best fudge at SUIU' Cullvgo and at tho mnny I-hullng dish pIII'tiI-s she is IIIII'III's tho I'Imk. She has been III-vusod HI hl'lpillK III stall, IL forsot 1111-: lmwaII I-I, sho IIIIs not KHHIV of this nlLlInugh she found 1th plonsmu III IIssL tin lnln HI'I-IIIIIII to put it IIuI. Miss Cnok is in- Ilustrious IIt times. but she is no grind and is It IlI-In bnlim'er in the motto: When joy and duty Plush lot duty go to smash. 14.1 11111; 63 MARTINLU'I'IUCRCUVICR Glossncr 111111111. .111-1'I11111i1'11l 1'31111111111-1'1111: S111:i111.y, This hi1: 1:1111-11 111111;,111111111 who 11I1111y.1' 111111111 11 111111 11111111111111: .1111i11: 1111 1111 111111111 11.111111111- 111 '1 1i111;11111111' i.1 111111 11 1111: .1'11Ii11 1111-11 111 11111 1111111111 11111 .111:1111y 111111 1111101'- 11'i.1'1. 111- 1111.1 111111111 11111111111 .111'11111: 111111'11 in 11111' .1'11'11111' 111111 h11111 1 11 11'1'111111- 111.1'1-1111'11 11111l11'1'111111111111'1 111'1hi1111 11111111 111' 1 l 1 1' 11 1 '11-11.1y 111 11111 in 111111111111 li11111 1.:1'1111111 1111: 111 1111:1111'11 15 111-111111,: 141111111 1.:1'1111121i'.x1111111. in 111111111111. 01' 1'11111'11-.1 1111.111 11111 '11 '11111111'11'1111' 1101'- 1111111 11111 1111111111 1111111 11 11111 Slllh'l' k1'11111. 1111111121 11 11111 11111111- 111111'.111111111'11'l11.1 111.1 11'111'111' .11111111 1'1-11111111111111 111111 11'111111'111. 110 1.1' 11111 11 111 111-1': 1111 1111's 1111'1 I 1'11111111' work 1.11111 11 1111111 111111111111111111111 11 11.11. 11281111111' 1111 111111111111'11111I I1111:11'11111'i111.:l 1111111. 1'1111' 1111, :1111'11'11' 10111111 11111 1'1'1111'111 1111 11'1 .'11i111 1'1' 111:: 111-11, 11111111 11'1'111111111, 11'111101h11u 11r111's'111'111' 11b- :4'1111511 11111111.' in 311111111 11111-51, 111 - 1.1' 1.:111n': 1111'11111zh 8111111 in 1:11111I 11111111- 111111211111 P13111111 DAWSON, 111 A U ....... ..... ................. B 111vcr Falls II111'.11- 111111'111'. 1111111 1111111. I. :3, :4. Transit 011111. 13111111111111le II111'.111111111'111 1'.1' 11 1111'1111: lmubl 0.1 111.1 1111111111111111'1-1'11111111; 11111111113 which ' '1'11111 11:11:11I11' .1111-111 1.111 11.111 111 1:i1'1- 111111, 110 111111 111111111' 111' 1111111 111 1111 111111 111' 11111' 11114111. 11' 11111' 111111 11'11111- 11111111111111 I'11ll1111'.1' 1111 1111 thing 1411111411111111111.11111111111 1.11 usually then' a with 11111 stuid. 111i1I1II1111111-1I 111111111111; udvlshig 11111111 111 1'11'111111 llll-ix' 1'hi II1I1'1I 11'111'11'1'1101 1.1: 111111 1x1111111l11111 11 11.1'i1, 111111'111'1 11', 1'11' 1. P'. .111111111 1111111. 1141111111111 1111111311, 111 111-I111: the 11111111 111' 11111'1111'11 1111'11111111111'11 111111 Inquisitors. W11 11111111' ll1111 11111111111 1.1' 11111111511111 h11 'I'I111 11111111111 11111111111111 .11111 11111' 1'107 111111111111. 111111111 1111 11111111 11I I11i1.' 11'i111v111 1111 .111111101'1 f 11111 111111 11111 1'11'111111y 11'l 11111'0 $1111.10 1110 1 11111111111111111 11111'111'11. 11111 Sprlug 111' 111117.11'111111, , 111'1111 V1111 know w.h111 11'11 1111-1111. PEN X S YJ NA N 1A STATIC COLLEGE Lows jusnvu lhcnvsch, B 09 ll . ............................. Philadelphia Domps, Louis. Tmnsit Club. One glance at his name Informs you that ho Is Irish and another at. his face clinches it. After gx-aduution nt LuSulle college in Philadelphia he spent a short time in loaning and working, and lhvn dovldvd thut. he wnntml to be in the 1907 La Tit', 511 ha onv tm'od Stuto. Like the rest 01' us he always Intends to work hnrdr'x' Imxt smuestvr hut Last January Slmttuck had to flunk sunwbmly in Applied, and plvkcd out Dmnps us a good vtrthn. llowevvr, tho i : Irish nre ulwuys 0n tnp whvn in u nghL lszAk FRITZ chx'smcu . ..................................... J'icchtclsvillc Dutch, 'tsmn'krnut, ' Schnilz, Knapp. Hechtulsvlllv, l'n., an obscure hamlet now coming under the lime light, was fuuudcd by ' Fritz Hoyshor uml is the smut 01' his nbudc whnn ho is not horn llt, Stntn College. gnml rousnns t0 holiovo that he rather livo hon- bllL tho lt-usL salt! the hvtlcx'. Without four uf C'Iltl'iltlii'thln we run nswrl thut ho is not, an Irishman. but a minor, and strong in tmmnvnding his Poppy nt vvory turn. Dcyshq-r's fuvnrile m I H 'l'un much iss enough, 11m utturml by this famous Dutchman in n stlth'd tmm mm uftornoon tn Swnnunpy's Lab. when the fumes of II '; S 2 were uncommonly strong. 11 2 S and t'hOOs 0 under his pillow :7, don't usually rummnwnd themselves to him .,- A Sonhge You would not rocngnlm- tho boy by the name v-v , of Edgar, hut Doysh or Pippin calls up visions of the Vutorlnnd. Gesundheit. ULIST H1111n11111j11'111: DICK, K E .................................. 1111-1111111 111111, 5111111111- r 1611111l1--111 1'111111 111' 1.111 11111.4.4 1111;11:11L1v11 11011111111100 2. 1311114 14:4 11111411111 11.111 11111111111111; 2. leI 11'1'l 111 IE 111.:i111-1-1'1111: .111-11111. 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GEAR 4 .1 11 lilCX XSYLVAX 1A S'IW'FE U iLiJiGE EDWARD GAHRIAL DUUARRY, A 2; Kb ................... . . . . . . . . . . Pittsburg lid. i'upiuin vluss basket hnli Wain. :1. M0- chnnh'ul Engim-t-ring Sm-ivty. Edward was burn in tho smoky city. bill this has in no wuy hnrnlvd his dispnsition. Almvo :iii htl is :1 m'vul filVliI'iit' will 1 lmlivs. In fm-i his cu'rvsimmh-ncv is :40 lnrgi- ihul his fuihvi' hus imvn knuwn in doubt ihi- ilvm slumps in his vpr-nse :u-i'nuni. Pittshurg's High Suhuul nnl living largo i-nnugh fur Ed's nhility, ili' unh-n-d SLiU! Colivgi- wilh lhv Pimps of I'JU'L Dullnrry would he :i guild Student if it wurv not for his Silidii'H. Contrary in all l'XDl't'iiltiOilS. Hm n-mxlts uf sm-vm'ul oxums shuwvd Unit. his FI'vm-h mimv hml fuilmi lo luring him :1 drug In ihut suhjuwl, Ed ih-iights in saving tho whvvls g0 imumi and n my vngiue will iivl'p him oinpluymi for hours. It the minor dilllmlliivs run J0 imssml nvor lu- will no illlllhi hn u vrvdii to tho Mwhunirul Engin- eering pruivssimii ELLMVURTII CHAI'NCICY DUNKLE, E X ................. . . . . . . .. Huntingdon iilii'rhy, 'lihospiuns. iii Mcchnnii-nl Engineering 50- i-iviy. lCIlswurlh Chuum'vy liunkio hails frmn liuniinwinn. He l'llllll! in-ro wiih Ilia firm Iloturniinniitm tn surimss his brulhor, Ilvrby Sll, hut zilus! C'hnum-cy i-uli-hos :1 mum'- Iiunks rvuulxu-ly Hl vxmnilmtixn ihne-u Wheu iCiISWHi'iil, hvllvr knmvn 215 iil'i'iiil . i-nti-re'i this instiluliun ho ln-gun to keep n diary 11nd now hv run lt-il you .110 slnlo nl' iln- woulhvr l'ur uny dny Hf tho inst ihl'H' ywil's. This is :ihuut ull hi- land 10 HI n'd, su unm'vntful has hrvn his lii'v. In his Frmhnmn your, MP trim! for the truck ivzun. Ho should haw Inudn it humusv ho hm: u umgniiir-vnt pair of ivgs. but we SlililiUSU it was m1 :Iutmunt of his number oinvunsx llorhiv hm: 11150 :1 lame hour! and is the put :ilHi pride or his H'CUOH us: Will! :is U! his muihvr's lwnri. 14.x v11; 67 EUGENE THEODORE ECKI-ik'r . . . . . . . . . . . ........... . . . . l'ldok. Elm-lrlcul Enginocrlng Sm-lety. 'l'hls yuung mun wnx unuu chrlslened Eugvm- TlH-odnre :1: sumu plul-o L-ullod Port Allegheny. We are glad lhuL he came to Slum, nllu'rwlso l'lHllt humlrml of tho plckod men of l'vunsylvunlu would ncvm' have known that such a place msz-l, Allegheny cvor ex- istvd. Whon :1 lmy his umbllinn was to be- L'DlllU u blower 01' wilulmv-gluss but, he clnmgvll th mlml nml tll-l'ldvd that the world at lurgl- wuuld bu lu'numl-ll more it he would Luke up umtlers pnrtululng lo ell-ctrlclty, so he vnlistml undvr Prlw. El-kort ought to gel. A's in John llvnry's spouts, for ho is nlwnyH I'uutly Eur am m'guml'nt on the op- posite side of lhe quosllon. Although he is nut 11 philumhmplsl ln- hus: cnntributvd gen- erously lo the library. As u member of 1907's llng scrap cmnmittce he rendered vnluubln sl'rvice. CLARENCE GUTIIRIE EVANS . . .. .......... ... ..... C uss nxm-ullvv mmmlm-o. l. llurrlshun: Clnh. Mining lEnglm-l-rlng Hm-ioly. Hero is another survivor of lhlzu-k Leele's Prep dt-purlman Ills nmuo is Clarence G. Evans. but he prt'fm's m lm rnllvll lluldy. lle holongs tn thuL nunwrnus nggrvgutinn that claim Harrisburg m; its home. uPoppy Wadsworth is his IHVIFIUII nllicvr but it would i u Plliludvlpllln lawyer l0 loll whnl cnursv lu- is taking. llismry. Chemistry. and From-h lmvo nm-uplwl must of his llmo so far. Alltm' lnldyl' haul ln-vn lwnl several years. it wns fl-m'ml that u nuw mltlltlon wnultl hnvo to ho bulll lu Um Library lan-xy thdn decided that llunk tlclact. money should K0 in the l'l'HlIl'I'l.lVl' tlnpurtnwnls and us :1 result Poppy hm: boon able. to hullll u nvw Mining lmlllllng. Hlluldy has always boon loyal to the ludlvs. although they mused hlm nu und of trouble during his Froshmzm o Iluwevor, hls onsy going. m-vor worry mnnm-r wlll purmlt hhn to buy mm 0! lhnsv llvo dollnl' tickets with which he run 540 through the world. llIiXNSYlA'ANI l STATIC CULIJCGIC ll'AIxH-tlc .MmlSoN lhmluN .................................. Mcrccrsburg ' llamas. llllvutrlcul ldnginuvrlng Society. llony, us his name suggests, 15 a rather lnnm- julllll'll hut graceful fellow. reminding us wry much of :1 question nmrk. The UlllSHil' roman u! Mercurshurg has been culled mum u own this creature. llu hm: m-vor lllillll' u sput-lnlty 0t grimllnu hul shows :1 wonderful skill in l-ohcculing lln- luvl. 'llhn l'lvlro llrlgmlu claims hlm us a charter monk lu-r uml ln- is honored us being the All 'l'Omhr pivk l'unlrv. ln lhls lutlor poslllon llt' por- l'urnwll Imhly. plnying his npponvnt, lluttles. to u standstill. He ls u lmlhm' mun pnr ex- I'vlll'llm', us hls postonlco box and the cuslr inns displuyml in hls mum wlll Lvstity. lluny t-nlorml college with 1906. but he has oust his lot wlth 1907 SO me to he neur McAl- llsu-r llull one year longer. lln nuswors lo mll-x-nll In Price's anud, .lmlx NURMAN Fukmm MwhnniI-ul l'lngluvurlng Sm-loly. 'l'hv uhjm't UK this slu-lvh ls n .Mvrcvx' County ln-nIm-rnl, Nurnmn was u quiet, boy when ho ouu-rml with us. hut hus upt'm-ll up quite M Di! slnm' hu unmo. uml hns tlvvl-lnpml lhv unml quulith-s in his uluko-up. llv has n I'nmlm-ss fm- llollomnto. whether boys or girls, Wl' Imuw not. but the liking lexlsts jusl, lhv smnv. Our Norman is u bright, lud, uml us :I rulv, lm'ns hls tonvhors; hul. IM' run up :lgninsl il in llvscrlptivc by nllvrlng Shut lurh mm nf hls Urn vent C'LZHFS. Nn-vvrthor loss hv mun l-uuuvvrml, und hns ht-vn wmlrlug his hrlght, sunny smllu cvvr since. Thls he- $5 6, . DARK YOU FanSR .qsrrm'muo Wm; inn: his only llunk. Fork wlll wlthuut llnubl ,r pull nut wlt.h us ln gnud shupt' us un M. E. REUBEN STICIIMAN me' .......... .................. LA VIE 69 Fridy? ICh-L-triml Engineering Society. Plcvlmm tn ln'idy's onloring college he wus employed by the Dul'nnl, Powder 00., but the Mon 01' u L-nllvgv life was more tumpting to him Lhun 11w prospm-l. of even a rupld rnim- in a powder works. so he entered i'Siute with the full ussurunuu nf becoming an vlecirh-ul uxpL-rti Tlu- only bad habit that we tun i'm-m'd :lguinst Ruubvn, Is that he persists in tvlllng wonderful stories of tho liorliliiy of tho suil Ill Lum'hsler county. llu suvs. lobm-cu gruws so rapidly lhul'c lhul, H. is impossible for one to lull tho dll'l't-nncu hotwvvn :1 Hold 0f lubm'co and u bunch of puhu trum- in the trnph-s. m-ubun is :1 great lover of hcsrrlplivc m-mnctry. Ilia spends nil his spnrc time in solving diillcuit proh- loms in this bmnrh 01' study nnd Hlnging My Swu-L Margaret. Westovcr Jim. idh-t-trivul lu' nginu-rsing 3 WIN: Frmn Ilu- uccumpunylng Mute shines turth u t-nuntvnnm-e nu .utriking that no woman oun suft'ly look nt it unlt'ss shu- ls proof to all nmsrnlino vhul'ms. Is he n. ludios' 1mm? WUII, ho's lhm'c all right with u will. If you vx't-r 244-0 n mun almost. lusim: his hum! running :Ii'lL-r llu- wnnwn. Hunt. is Fry. His lnnlm sim-v mmlng m Stutv hilH bmm, lhm't nllnw ynur stmlit-s tn lnlhrftrc with vuul' low :ll'l'nirs. His tnili-izu life cnnsists pracr w liL-nlly of llunka mu! gills. 11c pllrxuvts ythom HlUL the Ilunkr: Im llloy l'OlIlO hls mu'm-stly that we foul juslillwl hi prvzdiyming surpass in tho l'uluiv, if thly are not 1111 bnn-d In Ih'nlh. lie is fond of repealing und would like In repeat overything. except vnursv his llunks. lie is m struck on tmhe plmv that. ho ilkvs t0 Hlnv duri mg the an moi. nml unulylics mum- to his imnliu inst snunnur, YuSXCE UX h h, '0 li.NNb Y i X .XNI X S'iXX'iiiT. COLLEGE in i 131 H. iIAIIIIAIIAN III T .. ............................... UGHI'FY. llikil. La Vie Hoard, Stale l'IIHI-Iliun iIIIIu-Ii, 2. Hiliili. 13. 3. MIII-hIIIIiItul WiiKiIIIHTng SIII-iely. PhII'IIt lhI- Iii3'i1 inis 3'0 I'IIrpI'IIlI-l'. sun- ils II SIHYI' IiriI'IrI' 3'0 IIrI-, II Wlll'l'ikill GIIrrII- IIIIII, IIIIIi lllvsvif, :IIIII HIP h3's iIIiiIo IIII3'gIII's. iiDlil'Viilg IhIII lhv IIIIIII-II hIIlIl hI-IlI-I' III'IIs- pools in the iill'I'ililHii'Hi liliv, liIII'l'y Cllillv III SIIIII- UIIliI'gIr after working on II mining nrps III WilkI-s IIIIrI'I'. l'II. During his Froshmun 3'I-III' his SIIIIIIII lillil' wns SIH'ili in kIII-IIiIIg tho i'IIIII'ih iiImr sIIIIIIiiIIIi with apples, and swvuping IIIIL tho hIIii. SiIII-I- IhI-n llIO hIIIIIl hIIs iilPI'l'iiSOll in b'Ilh Vuilillll? IIIIIi SUI- Iiilv 10 his picculn IIIIIi IIIII-uiiIIr gait. Th0 wit and Sl'OIHB III his IIIiiIIII'iIIis iII Iho I-IIliI-gI- Wl'Oiily luII'I: III'II3'iIiI-Ii bnlh SillllPlll and in- Silmlllllil with food iIII IvliIItiIIn. ilis ubiiity HS II llt'bilit'l iII :III3' kind of IIII :lllgiiilu'llt hIIx hI-on IIIIIV-III hvyIIIId IIIIIIinIIII Cull bl! IIOI'SHIHII'II III SIP IIIII'I- In tho IIthIr fI-iinw's III'gIIIIIIIIIL Ive lil'DlHCt for him II SHUPUSSHII I'III'OI'I' in his I'iloHI'h line of WOIk in II while CHARLES Rl'lIIiI.Pii GARRETF, q; A III .......... .. . . 'C hIIIIIIII-y '2IIIII.' Mining Enginvviing Hli'm 011' was gII-III I'XI'iit'llil'iil iII SIIIII- Uni- ngU Whl'll ChIIIIIIIu'y IIIIIIILI. quiet. hnndsmw and II jIIIigII III' sIII-iI'Iy. iirsi struck this iIIII'II. Ho was as lllOl'k us li'l'vshlnvll usually III'OI hIII he showed that ho was not us iit'klO ax fur hv wus whistling with must I-IIiiI-ge illvil. IIil his might: ' liho Girl I Loft Philld Mu. iiII IIftI'II gum; by tho IIIIIIIIl of HIIIII. No doubt 1W got this IIIIIIII- from his UIII-iI- G011. .IIIIIIII'ilI'h II! the Russian III'III3'. It is prob- llhiU Lhut i'I'IIm this sump SHUNT, I'hIIIIIII'IIy IIlsII iIIhI'IiteIi his lighting HHHHO 3IhiIh iII II-IIIiiiy foretold by his lung iIiIII-k hIIII smud- ing Stl'll igiit on Pllll HA :1 mm IIIpiIIII tiilif giving the cnIiIIIy Ion IIIiIIuII-s IIIItiIIO botIIrI hosiiiiLiI's begin. ChuIIIII-oy Plijoyud part of his IIIIIIUIIII last summer us 11 CIIptIIiII II! lII- dust! e 3sz. bust: of n mi ' 0f guinvus mi 11' um I'IIIIlIl ha PIIIIIiIIoIi hi H II biiit 3' III iIIIIIIilo men and his IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIg IIIIIII-urnnc . you would have Ih'i' urc- ml 19 wns II second Charley ScthII. will be II I'eul Captain of Industry some day for hl'. Is going into the mining business. XV ilkcsburrc HQARRYH PIcr.OI.o VIATuoso, Philadelphia FOR Messages Only ESE m1: IA VIII? 71 WILLIAM JACOB GARIIISON, III II; .......... ..... ............... Concnizuigh Bill Transit Hub. 'I'hi.5 iIIlIII 'Ifhling HIIcIIiIIII-II IIIjIIiIII5' in tin- IIIIIIIII III IIill' IIIIII iHI il5' IIUIII IhI Iuwn II hIIIII IlII y III'IIIIIII'II iIIIth HUUIIS IIIIII SII'UI IIII Il 111111.05 Mill .II Illiilh'tuw'li. AIIIIr II' IIIIIIIg IOI' IIIII IIIIIIIII'iII . 01'1 VIIIIIIIIIIIy I'I I:I-verIIl yI-III'5', i ' IIIIIriIlI-II IIIII III: I'IIIIIIIIII. be mine .I Il'iIi'IIl'Il IIIIIII in him II'II I-.5.5iIIII IIIIh III III, UII' mid of 'WVIIII I'I'y ' ' IIIII.5 II I'iIiKl'H. .5'II lIII 5 :LII III II for S' :IIII IiIIllIIgII. IIII IIIIIiIII I'II5 IIiIh IlII: ii'rIIx IhIII lI-I'IIIIiI-III hlllllUiilS .5IIIIIIII IIIIL IIIIIIIIII'I I'i:I5.5iI':Il IVIIHL IhIIIIIIIII'II III;- IIIII Ii5 IIIII'h' I-IIIIIl III IIIII V II'III5 A5 IhI- 'IIIII II III' IiIIpnI'I- IIII-III II:I.5' IIIlI IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII'II :IfII-I' IIIII III. II'5, IIiIl' hIIII In still I'I III' III' I;IIiII, IIIIII I5 I:Iitiup; IIIIIIIII' II'IIIIII' II hI5' IIIIIII- iII- 'I5' 'I w IIIIIII'iIII: III IIII'I' HI'II5'I-I IIIII III IIII II:I IIII iII5'iIIII iIII'III'IIIIIIiIIII IIIIII III-fIII'I- lhis .5lII'II'h III-I'IIIIIIIH IIIIiI', II'I- HIIII hIIVII :I55'iIIIIIII iII IIIII I:I'IIIIII l IIIIIII WIII'II III I:I.5IIIIIIIII'I-I1 I . IhII Civils in IhIIiI' lI.Il'Il iIHIKIIIL fIIIIL IIIIil game II'iIh llIII MIIIIIIIIIII'IIIS lIIIt' '15! WIIIII. Shun it pro II IIIIIII i IIII Kililll IIIIIIII II iiI' I5 IIIIII MIND IIIII IIIIIl? II IIhI51II IIIIII III'IIIIIII IIIIII i'iIilI hIII.5sIIIIII5l IIIII iIIIII Illiiii u lIIIiy-5 IIIIIII III IiIIIII5 I Is i5 II III'IIII IIIIIII seIIII-I :IIIII III IIIIII5II IIII IIIIIIIIIII'I I III IIIIII'.IIIII MAIZILL GICII'MAN .................................. Philadelphia IIJIII -,h II II I NIIII' I,I' IIIIII'I. UIIIIIIIII: fIIIIL II' 2 i'IHlBKU IIIIMI hull. IIIic .IIIIIII'LIIIII. PI'I'sidI'llL I'hiia III-IIIIIIII I' IllliI. IIIIIIII-I'I 'illlls IIIIlI WIIIiIIIII, Si IL II usll II,l AIIIIIIIII' culls ImIIII Wil' IIIIL IhII II-liIIIII II;II5 IIII H111 IIIIIIIh wus I-IIIlIIII II' fl'I'Iln I.IIII III'sI liIIIL' II'II 5IIIV hiIII; hut WII 1III .5 in II III IIIIII :IIIy- II'IIy. IiII hII5' IIfIIIII wi5hIIIl IhIII SLIIIII had It I-I'IIII'I I'III' IIII IIII-IIII'I-Il II IIIIlllIIIl'I II IiIIIIIs i' 'i I IIIIIkI- it. IIII .5IIIIII IIIII:IIIIIII IlillbiliUIIH III JIIIII IIII- IIIIllege hill IIIIII idIII' lIIIII iI IIIIIIIII I.IIIIII Ion IIIIII-h IiIIIII. :IIIII IIIIII 5II'IIIIIIIIII III'III' III IIIII15 hu 1. IIIIIIIy MIII'gIIII WUIIIII IIIII give Bill :F: . IIIII'I' was known II.5' IIII IIIII'II II! CIIIIIbI'iIIgo .50 as PI'IHhS IIIIIIII'iIIIIIiII IIill III iii IIII IIIIIIIIII us the IiIII'II III I'illizIIII5'IIIIII IIIIIl Il:II Ii.5 IIII'g, III' hi5 iIIilHlI IAAI' IIIII III I:I IIIIII IIII IIIIII- -IIIIIIIw.' -ghe- IhII-IIIgIIIIII' I-nll I:III yI-yIIl I-IIII 1 III. iIilI i5 IIIIII of Hi3 ILV IIIIIII'er's I MIIIIy II IIIIIII' Ii'lkl'Hilllilln thI 5IIIII home for :III IIxIIII I-II.5'hiIIII for his I'IIIIII' IIIIIIII lay the I'nuso III IIIIII IIIII hi.5' puddle IIII onIIII IIIIIIIII' miss II IIIIII II I.IIIIII iII5'II II IhIIIII'I' . 0 misc II IIII I'I IiII II i'IHIIIIY iIiIIviIlII'5 II 5' iIII i.5 :I .5IIIr. am With his ability IIiIII hi5 IIII IIIIIIIII I:IIIIIII dIs- i pII5iIiIIII. WI' anIIIIIt him to rnisn :I5 llllll II'h Cain III IlIII 'I'IIIIIIIIIIIII WOHII II.5 II .IIIIIIIIIIIrgI5'I. IIs ' III- IIiII II'IhIlI III SIIIIII, xI N 11.1mm. 11111111 1'111'1115 Nov 1311: 011.1111111-3 ' Y 1 NAN 1 A S'IXVPIC Hllzm. Trunsit Club. This 5111-1-11111111 11f 11111111111113; 11:; you ace uhuvv, is 1111111111 11113111111 yuu 111111 111111111' just 1'1111 111111 111111. us 1-1111'3' 11111I 0150 1101-5. You 1111;.2111 11111111 11y 111 13 subm' vxpl'vsslnn thnt h1- 11111111111-11 111 1-111111'1111' 111111islry, 11111. :1 11ttl1' :11'111111111111111'1- with him will 111111111411 your mind. Shortly 11111-1' entering 811110, 110 11111'111111- 1'1111111us for 10111111.: Kond stnrios. 110 111114 111111 1111111- 11 1011' since he arrived. but. no 1w11 1111- 11111 5211110. 111111 :11wnys 111111 111124 of spirit 111111 is 1111:13'x' 1111 11111111 when 11111111011. 111s 1111151 11x1'iting 11x111-1i1'111:1- in 1'111111.,' c was when 1111 1ri1-11 111 capture 11111 11111110110111. of t. 11111 111- is 1111111' 111-11111' 111111.. 111111 is 110111- 1111.: 111111411 11 good jnb 1111 1111' front row 111' the 1-111111'. 111111 is 111111 111' 1'1111'1-111111-5 vivils. and his 111111111 111111111 in 511111.- 1111' him 11111111111: less 1111111 111'1-511111111'3' 111' 111111111 1'11111'111111, 1-x1-1u111l1g 1111- 111-1101111110 1'1-1111'111. 11:11'1'. '1'1:111rit 1111111 '111ix 11:11111x111111: yuungg 1111111 11111111 from th 1:111:11 1113' 111' lllusshu 1111 his early 3'1111111 111' 51111111111 111:1r1'1r-111us signs 11! 111gouu- 111' 1111111 in 11111111111111'1111: 111111 111111111111. Ills 11111111111111 111 secure 11 1111111110111 0111101111011 Immuhl 111111 111 81:110. whore 111- 111111-1111 11'1'1'11111113 01111111 114mg. 111:: 111111111'11-1111y 111 fuming 11115 111111 1111' him :1, fnir studvnt of 11111115111411 Nnrmnl. Although 111' has received 1111 111111115. 11111131' writing 11111: pruvvnwd 11:11'1-1' 1'1'11111 maintaining 1110 high 51111111111'11 111' hi1: High 51'1111111 1'11r1-1'1'. 111- is 111111115011 10 1111 Hurls 11f straps :11111111111.:11-1111us1I owing 111 11111 1111'! 111111 11 111111111511: 111111. 11111111111111 101-11 111' 11:111' 11'1111'11 hungs s11 1-11urn1ingly ovor 1115 1'111'1-111-11111 '1'1111 1'111'1111111. support. 11! 0110's own 1111-215 is highly 1-1121111111n111-11 113' this young 1111111. 111111 1-11-11 11:11 1'1114111' 1'1111111 not re- 111111 his urgunu'nts. '1 aklm. 111111 us he is, 11:11'1- 111151111 111 1111110111 111111 110 will 1111111ewu 5111-1-1-151'111 111114111111-1', providrd 1111 11111211 not jump 11111 quivhly 111111 1111' 5011 111 nultrinumy. C1 11414113131? Coalpnrt 11111551111114 A VIIC CI.I-:'rLIs LICIIIIY GOUDIJNG, A Z .......................... IIII VICIII'I. IIIIUIIXIAN GIIOIHO, I'II1I5,' IIIIIIII, I. 2, 3 Agricultural SIIIIiIILy. HI'IW we IIIH'O I'nps 0r vigorous 0W0? IIIschII-I' GIIIIIIIIIIg. IIIc IIIIII'I' IIIIIIM' being II surIiIIII III IIis IIIILIVU York I'IIIIIIly IIIII IIECI. P0 II IILI'IIIOI'. UIOIIKII how he lepI-I-ls III IIII I'llI in York I'IIIIIIty is II puzle' III us, IIs HIO, IIIIIII IIII-ro I;IIII 1IrIIIIIIvI- IIIIIIIIH IIIIL IIIIIIIIII'IICIIL :IIIII lIIIIIqIIIHIpIIIS. If IIII I-VI'I', PU Is III'IIs u1II I'Slllnntl: Swamp IIIIS III IIiIII lII- wIII SOIIIO IIIIy I.IILIIS- I'IIIIII IIIIIt IIIIIII of I-IIIIIIIIIII1IIIIs iIIIII IHIO I'IIII- IiIIUIIIIs UXIIIIHFC III II'IIIIIL L.y In his II'I'SIIIIInlI V'PIII HI II1Is IIskIIII Swan II 1' HOIIIIILIIIug WIIII'II m IIll'IINl'll IIII- IIIII IzI-IIIII-IIIIIII IIIIIL III I III IIIII I-I - IlHk I'll 'I1 '10 was gIIIIII: tII gIIIII' ldIII'III'III'S IIII gIII1IU VIIII-s IIIII. HSII 'I IIII1I IIISII IIIIIII-II Just, 115 l'OIlSOn- IIIIIP.' . IIII 'II 0H1 ' ' .xI'iIIIII'II IIIiIs. III 'I-I.II . Is IIIIIII- II IIIIIIriIiIIII us the IIIIIIIWIIIK ilIlIS: II'IIICSZ l.II.sI 'CIII Inps' returned from I'IIISIHII'g IIIIIIII - IIIS IIIIIII. This loss was the :I'llISU III III IIIII-II IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII IIIIII IIIIy $res- IOW I IIIIIIIzI-r Illld II he IIII'II II1I1IIIII'I-II Inguin. NII II PII1I:I 1IIIIII-II stunt. IIIIIII lIO :IIIII IIIIIII hi3: IIIIII III IIIIsII'uI-Iing IIIIIIIs IIIIIII I'II Itll E .7: L: LII ViI' IIIIIII'II GIIIIIliI'. EIOI'II'IPZII IGIIgIIIIIII'iIII: SI'lfIlIly. CII IF, :I. This IIIII'IIIssiIII-II SIIN'IIIIUII SIII'iIIIK IIIIH 0x7 IHII'III'U HUIIII'WIIOI'I' IIIIIIIIII: IIII- III-riIII III'ILZIIIN III' AIIIIIIIIII, IA'iII'IIIIIK. IIII IIIIIIIII. I'rIIIII IIII IIIIII-I' III'IIIIII-I'. IIIIII SIIIII- UUHI'KI' IIITI'I'IIII suIIIII IiI-IIls III' I'IISUIII'I'II IIIIHIIII- IIIIISI- III'suI'IIIIIII III lIIII I'IIIIIIUKIHE, he lost IIII liIIII- IzI-IIIIII: IIUFD, :IIIII I'I'IIIII IIII- I'I'I'y III'HL II1IS III'III'IIILV 1IIII'sIIDII II III'IIIIItlI wIIII-II I-IIIIII-s IIIIIIIIr IIIIII III-IIII. Il IIIIII IJPI'II II IIIIIIII-r III' I'OllhIIlt'l'IllIlI' III'IIIIII- :IIIIIIIII: UIII' IIlIIIIIII'I' us In II'III-IIII-r tIIis III'II- IIIIII'I III UII1IIII I'IIIIIIy SIIIIK III' ,IIIe-Il, IIIIIIII- II IIIIIH', IIIII IIII' IlIIIIHIIIIII II'IIH sI'IIII-II OIICI' fur IIII. WIII'II IIP IIIIIIII- IIIs II1I1IIIIIIIIIIII'II IIIIIIIIIIJ. Miss AHISI'IUII'S IIIII'I'IIIII: 1118!. full, IIIIII 0V0 iI' IIII- I'IIIIII' IIIIs gIIIII: In tho IIIIII UIIS year it IIIIII'I III- IIII IIIs I'IIIIII. JIISI III II- IIIIIIII'IIrI' IIIIII IIiI'I'I'I'I-III fI'IIIII lIis bI'III.III-r IIIl I'IIOHI' UII' l'IvI'II'Il'III I'lIlII'bI'. IIIIL IIIII- IIiIII, INN IIIIIIIII IVIIII II'IIIIIII' II1IIiIIII, IIIIII is sIIIII III IlI-IIIILI: IIIOI'P IiIIIII III IIII- II1IIIIIII IIIIIII III PII'I'II'II'III IIIIIIII-I's. III: UIIS KIN II IIIIIy. IIe III II KIIDd stIIIlPIIL and will IIII IIIIIIIIL III IIIIIIIIIII' IIIIII IIIIIIIII's in both sIIIIJI-I Log: IIIviIIc I-XitoonzI 74 PENNSYLVANIA S'iiVlTli CHLHCGIC RUHIQR'I' PARK GRAHAM Almond Trnnsii t'luh. Uhuir, L :2. :1. .lnnlnr Unl- lnl', One of lhv linust whn vntvl'wl with 07 mus thi-rl. 'nl'k Graham, HUfUI'O ho Ivtt hunn' his niniln-r wurnmi him nxuinst nllnw- ing lln- i'lnss in uiwt hiln prvsiilvnt lwczinsn it wnnlnl lniw so much tilnu, nnd fur this rousun 'ilinhi' wus mnumllmi In puss lln- wmal urnnnti that ho i-nnldn'l, hnw' inkvn it any- lmn'. ll l as hwn n-luinn-d by his cnvniii-s lhni HIP nnly rvnson Huh hnsn'l iinnkmi nul lung mm. is lm-nnsu nf his drug hunting and wnnrln-rfnl hinlling nhility. llmrl-x'l-r, ho nrminros tho gnmis nnii liml's whnl i-nunts in smu- Unlh-go. One of the swvoiesi, Sights imaginable is lmh's' .suruphic i-xnrvssinn ns ho sings in the Chupol Minir. vspooiuliy nn Sundays whom thvri' ni'v girls in the gnilvry. llnwuvvr. when things are going well, thvro ill't' wni'si- fvlinm's in ihv pl-niU-niimw than i'IinlL HHWARD Ll-ZRUY Ginim; Burnsnlc l iuvk. Truck Tl'ilili. This spl-cimun oi i'iiopnvis hails from u plnvv i-alh-d liurmiile, i'hnl'nvld County, Pa. Wv know nnthim: of this place i-xcvm thni ii is hzn'k in 1110 00:11 rmzions; hut m hrur Iiurk lnlk om,- wnnld think it at town of grant. impul'luni-v. 'lihv full nnniv of this young man is ilnwurd Li-my Groin: nnd lu- ls Sn proud of it Ilml his l'rit'nds nsnnily iind hiln writing it when Hwy rnli upnn him. He has shown grvnt :Ihility us a rnnnnr, nnil hns wnn his 'l', . l Sini'o lhvn ho. wunrs his cup down on his oyi-s. Leroy nnqu his Iirst nmwninnrn nlnung ns us a prvp anti snnn won the hvnrt, uf HH' tirnwim: lnsirut'tor hy gnnii work with his lmnvili He dovnlos a gund rival of thought in tho hnhvs and when UIICP sturn-d on this subject thvro is no mnrl- , vhunvo in study in his vlrinily. i 3 LX VilC HARRY Foulucs GRIFFIN. 2 X ............. . . . . . .. Griff. i'lit-t-trivni Enginm-rinu Sm-it-t; Hurry iPm'ht-S iiriliin, :iiizts Hrift', :inli t'ihu'JliL-mlcr. ucknnwiwdg. a only wh In sorely prt-ssml, Franklin. Pm. us his humv; usually ht: sullivs the reputation nf the fair t'ity ui' l'ittsburg hy riniiiiim: it, us his tmvn. His tiotit'ption in this lim', howvvvr, is vnsiiy seen thruugh, i'nr, sinu- Frunkiin is ill! oil viii iilKi', it nuturuiiy prmlm'vs mmmtli ni'tiulws, nlnl Grit'l' is no vxm-pllun In this rule. light huihi, ho is ndmirnbiy litillplt'd tn hurso. inwk riding; which he is :m zuh-pl iii, nml thumughiy enjoys. ills vrm-etully jllrhing mutinns, though, inimlh-ampmi him so much in i'H-Sttriptix'e that ill' iiuisih d with the nisn rains. Hurry sulllvtiinm 'tpuys in see L hut nvvt-i' Invntiun .lnhn to him. for. sud ii'uti-r he once 511w fnur or them. lM-shim our knocks, he is iiiit'ti by us all and ttl'l't tainiy we are proud of his abilities as n knight of the green tublv, fur. sinve ho iii'st. mttt-red hn hus hvld the umlisputml cnlloge vhnnipinnship zit billizmls. HlHultin' tiulh-gu UPiHiHIiK Tamil. .1 La i't'v iSmml. This, dour i'mulllr. is iintidy tirut'l'. Up is of unknown iilwugu hut, :lmn'umnces tn thv t-nntrnry. Wi' ilSSlll'l' yuu thut hv ix' :1 tivntiiu. Al'tor prepping iii. Stutv he unn- t'illtil'ti thnt thu :igrirulturul intt-rvsts of U10 t-ounti'y m-odotl :itti-Ilthm Ht! hv 1-:th his lot. with the runners, A hrilliunt ftll'lIH'l' ho Is: zIt'lt-r two and :1 half yuni's of hard study ill' min, in one or twn trinls, t,t-ll punmkins rrnm hmuis umi corn from nuts. ilt- is lmt with- out original ideas, us was Wincntl wht-n ho mlvucutt-d the dustruvtion ot' I'ruus illlti grass hoppers humuse thuy ti'mnpiu tinwn thh farmer's gruin. iiutltiy Is it pmvvrt'ul m-mw pt'r tun, umi in his Frt-Hlmntn yI-nr mtusvti iilh Suphonmros no 0nd of trouble. At the ting scrap, however, a dozen or two vnlinnt Sophomores wziyiuid him and sum-wdmi in tying him up. His uhility us 11 :h'huti-r wuV pmvcd when he lwipud win thut splontlid victory fx'mu Swnrthmuru. w M O1 ll VXS H1 XXI X STATIC COLLEGE RHIHNSUN Kicxxrtm 1i1'N11'1,1-: ............................ . Mining l1211gi1111111'i11g Svcii'ly. 'i'his winning ,1'1111111; 1111111 is 111111 of Dr. XVudsxvurth's 1111151. l11'iili11111 f11llm1'111's. 1111 11111111110111-1111 his 0111'001' hero with iGlcctricnl 11511i1'111i1111s, hut 11111111 511111111: 1110 opportuni- ties 111'1'111'1111 by 11111 Mining 11111111r1111unt. 11!. 11111-11 1'h111111111i, Although i'linh is of rather 51111111 s1111111'11. 1111 11h1i111s lhz11. he is growing. Wh1111 11 rinss 51'1'1111 is 111111111: 11l111'11 yuu 11111.1' 1l111111111l 11111111 l111l1 11111111.: 11111 lll'st, 1h111'c, nnt only 111 light, l1i111.s'11li', lmt 111511 to loud 11n- 1-11111'11g1111111111 111 MW 111h111' i'11ll11ws by his 51111111111119 1'11lll11g. H11. 111111 hml 5111110 little 11'11ul1i11 11'l1h 1'l111111ist1'y 111111 11ls11 with Tm-Llcs. 111 111'11111' 111 1,111 hls 'l'111'1l11s 111'1' 1111b 1:111n11 hawk 111'11 111-vim 11111'Iy in his Sophomore your 111 1111111' 11111i111' 111111 111111.11: :11 11111 and of whh'h 1i11111, I111 11111k it 1111' wilh honors. De- 1111i111 1l111s11 11.1w svtbncks Ruhilmnn is now ill full sl11111ll111z. 111111 in 1111111h11r 1'1-111' will 111111111- l11.11:1' 1111 11'i11i1li111: ih11 11i1-l1 in his 1-l11111'11n pru- I'051i1111. , , N1-21,s11x l'31111'411111 Cl'Tl'ILIl'S. .. ...... . ........ ...,.. ..... ..... Null. 'l'ruusll i'lub. Whun il1'at ihis l111l111 saw light, it. was 11 111'11l1y hul111 with 11 1li11111l11 in its chin. and 1l11111i1s 111 ih11 11111.11 1111111i1i1111s 1.1111 11111111! 111' 115 l11111111,y 1111.1; l1111111 111'1151111111l N 1117 lo 1111s -1:1'1111'11 111 111:111h11111l 11111! 11 111111111 cxpnnsivu smile 111111115 111'111'1'111111, Null is tl111, chloi 11x11111111111 11111111l 1l111s1- 11111'ls 111' li1111s0b1'elt's His 111111111 511111115 111 '111111 1111111gl1. 1111 illlan-s 11111hl111: 111 1111.:1i1111r :1 l1111l111111111i111: 1:1i111li11',: 11111 11 111'11l1l11111 111 I111s11'1i111i1'1 1i11111111111y 111111 111'1111' 11 1-1111111l1-111 11111i 11.1'l1111111i1'11 1111'11s1ig11tl1111 111' this :111l1j1111l, .V11ll 5111's I111, 111111'1; l1ulli11'11 1l1111'11 is 1111.1'1hi1111r in i1. 1 11111'111' 1'01 U111 kiss 111' 111111 u111' 11111i1l1111'1; hand in mine, is 11'11111, h11 tolls his 1'111111121', l1111. 111-education 11111'01' h1'11l 11 111111'11 111111111 51111111111111: 11nd hc 1l11lighis i11ii'1111l1li111: 11111 l'111' 1h11i111st interests 111 th11 1111li1l111 l l1111l 11111 1111011 1'lft111l with 1111 111111141111! 111111111111, 111' in 11'11' i'hl he would l1111'11 1:1 1'111l11111111l 11i1l1 1l111. 011155 11! '01. 11111l l 111111111 l11sl 1l111 hn11111'111 l11'i111: 11 11111111b11r 111' '117.ll11 is 1111111 111 l11'111i1ll1z's lmbos 11ml ll111 1i1'il 11111.:i11111-1'i111: 11111'l1l 11'1n 0x1190t gram things of him . Port Kennedy M ii'liinburg 1.1 VH9. 77 .IUHN 11111111551551:111511111 3111...... .............. .. ..... Cape May N. 1. 5.1111111. 10111111111111 1'2111111111111'1111: S111-i151y. 011! 11'111-11-11. 1111! 11'111-11-11; 1111 111111 1111 work. 1111 111111 1111 work. '111115 is '.1111:11 1'111'1111111- 511111: 111111 5 11111 1r1111 11x '11r1-5.5'i1111 111 1115 1'111-1i11115. 1111 1111s burn in 1'11110 May. va .1111'5'11y, N01'1111111111' 2111.11. 18111:.1 wl1h 1'1 1:111111-11111111'1'11 11151105111011, 111-1111.: slow 10 11111101' 11111 111111'11 111 11111.1111111111515.1111 11115 1111111111 11111511 11111111111155 1111'1111g1111u1 111.5 11111111 11111 111111 1111 ' 11111110111111 1111-111 111 5111'11 1111 15111111 111111. 111- 111151111111'1111111 1'111'y 11r11111'11-11L 111 1111- 111'1 11f .1i11-.1115 '.11 l1111 15' 11 110011 111111 111111 11111y11r, b111, 1111 11101-5 11111. 51111 1115 on 11111 1:1'11111'1111 1111' 1115 111111.51 111111111 1111111'11 wulk 111. 0111111 M11y. where 111: 111-111145' 111,5- 1li111111115'. 111'111111 grin. 11ml 11111- 1111111. 1'111'111 111111 11111 1111135 During 11105 um - 1111111 1111 was 111'111r1-11 11 1111511111 115 111111.111'1111111 11111111 1111-1211'11: .5'11'1'131 1'111111 111,111111111111.1.11111 w1111111 1'11111111p111D d11l11l1 11111 11111::111111 5'11y1m111'1l1111115, 511 1111 111151111115 11111100111 1111101 1111 1:11'11 1'115' 11111111111111 11111111110nm111l 111B 1111111'11 1111111.111k 1.5' 511111311111: I12101111111111 11111111111111'1111' 11n1w111 1:1'11111111111115 111 1:10 11' 1115 1.:1-1s through 11110111-1'8 Machine 1111511411. 1.11121 11.111.111.51:111111111505 .... . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . Jersey Shore Hurry, Tummy, 1.11 1'16 1111111'11. If you 11111111011 1.0 11115151 11 1:11-1-11 who 1111.5' 11 1-111'1-1'1'111 5111110 111111 B 1111111511111. 141111111111: for 1111 11111' 11'11-11115, you may 1111 5u1'11 1.11111 she 15- 1111111'11 '11. Harrison, 11 110111'0111y twin. '1'1115 y11111' 51111 1.5 V1-ry 111111-11 11111111511111 1n 1111111111125, 11511011111113! 111111111111 111111 11r1z15 11g111- 1111:. if you 11511 1101' why 11 15 thus, 11110 w111 111111115111111111y 111.11. 011 111111. 1111' 111 111jur1111 111- 11111'11111'11 111111 try very hard 111 1:0111'1111111 you 111111 111111'11 1.5 nothing 1.11 11. $111: 1.5' 11110 01' 1111: 11111.51 1111'111 11111111111115 111 '117, 11 111111 which 11111 u11111151' 110321;. 111111111 11111. 111 11113 11111151111111 - .1'11111- 111111111 1110 1111111 111 11115 110.1; scrupf ' 1'11111111y 1.5' very 1111111 11! 1111131111: 11r111-1111111 jokes. 11111 15' 1111151. 1111f111'1.u11111.11 111 1101111; 111111111111 1111' other 1100111113111 1111511111115 1.1111. 111111 11111' 1:1'11111111tiou 5110 W111 1111 111111111. gut 11 111151111111 111 11111 United 81111115 511111111 501'- 1'ic1- 1-111'115. 78 i'iCNNSYiA'AN i A STATIC Ci iiiiiiiGE ALFRED 1?.me HARRULD . . . . . . .. ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Electrivul Engineering Society. Alfred lCnlil iim'roiLulius iiAlny wns iirst introduced in this wnriti int 11 small town rallied iiouvor Iliuiis. Little is known of his l-zu'iy life. but. by diligent quvstioning it. was disvnvurmi iimi, he gmuiuniod from the high St'iumi in inoui Fur thrve yours after this he struggled along in the world; but upon tiisvnvn-rimz lhut i'rvxy vnuid muke iH-tter uso nf his mmmy than he himsvlf muid, hp iinuily pnclmti his grip und mum in Proxy- iumi in the full 01' 1903. The warning hv rvm-ivud from the HSnphsz Lei not tho light of Innidt-ns' oyvs 10ml you astray eviA dt-nliy sunk dN-p intu his mind, for hn bus become 11 wuumn-huior ui' ihv in iith dvgreu. lie muy be rnuud in his room at the Fort uny owning utter G P. M., digging out the mystx-rivs 0f A'imttl'it'ili ongincerinu. HARRY .l low iLxVICRSTICK K E ............................ Sticks, Stones. Varsity lmse linii. l, :5, 3. Class linskei 2. Hull, 1 ii. ii. iiuvcrslick, alias i'Sth-ks, 'Stinesf nr Stones, was born at Conestoga Centre. :1 pmsporous humid, which he cinims is sln-uiy liliunulise itogainod. iieforo unter- .. . . . . . Beaver Falls mu ?RIDE. Conestoga Ccntrc ing sum: SUCKS ntu'ndmi tho Millvrsviiil' Nnrnmi Srlumi, :uui Allhright Uoiioge: and his loyalty in those instiiuliuns is uniy oxs wmimi by his devotion to Oid State. A favorite puslinm n! his, during inisum hours. is In rviniu nm'vv straining tuh-s of his vnmpuigns Lugolhvr with Old Kiich uml Hilly Yuggles at Ailln'ight Cuiir-gu. Sticks musivrml lhe rudiments of base bull piit'hiug while wry young by curving stones :u'russ Vhivuucs crook, and has nnw developed into a pitcher of wnmlerful skiii. Besides this, iw is u good wrvsilor. basket. hull player. and hurdivr. Hurry lloyt is :1 Sixth! man m-st. lust. and all the time; nnd one of tho invky mm'lnls. possessing both bruins 1nd hmwn, who nre uiwuys succusstui in life. LA VIE 79 1511111 11'. 11111'1c115'1'11'11. 111 E. K .......... . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Lykcns 8111-115. 1111111'1-1'. 1111111. '1'1'11111111 1211111, Park. 111111'1'w15e 1111111. or more commonly 1'St1c115'. 111 1111111 10 1111111- 01111111111011 111 111111111 town near 11111'1'15'b111'1z. 1'11111-11 Lykona. Perhaps the nonrness 111 his 11111110 10 1.11111 1111-111 511111 111 oratory 11111 5111111 l0111111111. is 10511011511111: 1111' l'nul's success 1111 cm- 1111' . 111 nuy r1110 he was 1110 1111111111110 1111 1111' 111111111 1111111111111: 11111111 111 1111:131'1-5111111111 your. 8111011 1111 1111-11111 1111111111011 1115 01111115: on 1. a1 occasion, he gave 1111 in dlsgust, and has 1111-11 11 1111101 111111 rotlred 1111' 0101' 5111011. '1Pnrk 15 1111111111111 1111,11 1311111'111' 11115 your, and 111 11111 wm- '1511111 hours 111' 1111- night 1115 11101111111 11115' 10110 can be 111-11rd 5111111111: 1111 cx1r1-1111-1y 1111'1'11111111115 11111111103111011 111 11111 11wn nntltled 6111111101111' 1 1. A1 111-111'1111: 11113111 11'1'1111g111 111 11112 11111r1111111, however. to whose 1111'11 11 13 111 111-1 1111 and 1'11151- 1h1' w1111111w. 111111 111111111 11111111 11111111 1111y1111111: 11111 1111.01'P111'1 1S 0111- of 1 1'011111' 1111.111 1111-11, 11 loyal 111011111111' 111 1110. '1'11111s11 Club, 111111 111111'1111111111' 1111 the 11111-1. a ';: I 1 .11121111 FRANKLIN 11150115111 111 T ................... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . York 111-1:.11 l91ec11'111111 1'111tgiII1101111g $110111 lleckurL 111-11 1111uv1w11 115' 111-ck 111111105 1111111 1111'11 where 111' 11115 11 1211111111111101' 111' 1101.11 11111111111 111111 1911151111, 1'111'111': 1111111ufucture11 11111h high explosives 11nd 11111111 ogmphs. 111111111: 1111- 111111111-1'5' 111' 1111- 111 11'1111-1' 119011 111- 11'1111111'1-11 1111- 111111-1 111111 0111' 1101111 1101103 whet.- 111-11111: u111111'111111011 1111111y 11 11111111 11111 111 11s whl111 111' 11111111111-111111 11y 1111110151 and 1:11ver- 11 11 511 1115 11 11111151111-1'111111- 11111111 011 1111- 1111111111111 111111111: 1111-11 111111-11111'k 1111 11- 1907 Electrical Soc111111 11mm. Heck's 11111111051 11'1-111111' is 111:; 111111111113' 111 wnko 1111 1111 111111- 111 1111- 1111111111111, 11111 1111: 110111115 11'115' 01111111 111 11115115 wul 1111 111 1111111y 111her 1111111101115, 111111 111115111131 s1111- '11s 1111111111-11 by 1111- 1111011111111 1' lloclu-rl's Elonlrir: Since 1113 cnul not carry 11 around 111 1115 11111-1101, 11; 11111011 10 1111111111 111111 whun 01111811 11111111 111 1111-1111 111' 1'1'1111-5'5111' 1'1111-0. 111111 110111' 111-1111 11-11 11111 1111- only 1111111: 111111 could 1411v11 111111 1111111 111111111111: W115 111 Htay 11111-1' C1IISS 111111 11111111111110, 11111111 111' 111-001'11111g1y 111d. After 1111. he is 11 1.111111 10111111, 111111 115 you must hnvn 1111'01111y 11111-115011 WI Home 11111' 110 1111 111111111'11-111 IICnghu-er XII ICINII: IIICI- II'IIIII'ICII' I I XX YI I AXI I S'IW'IIIIZ CHLIIICIIIC IIIiXIII'IIIIiA.................................... II'III'IS I l IcII 'III ' UIIIIIIInI IJ'UUL IIIII II . VIII'sIIyI IIIIIIL UIIIIy, I II :95 I'IIIIII IIIIII JIIIIIIIy I, ., I IIIIIII III'NIIIIHIII IIIIIIIIIIIIy III'I'I'I' IIIIIIIIeII S IIIc IIII SIIPIII IhII IIII3Is slIIriIII: III IIII, IIQsiIII'. IIIIII his III'IIIIiII's III'IIIIIIIIIII: III his mother II huge C's to the MINI WullfIII'lII freshnmn. Up Is II KOOII IIII III'IIIIIIII fellow. and tIV;IIIII.- V0 III'III' IIIIIIIN;IIS III,- IIIw Iys HlH II II fII' MI I II.IIu I-XIIIII II IIIII .IUIIIS AIIIIIIIII IIrII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I.- .- '1 S III lIII' lrIIIIII IIEIIgiIIIIIIriuI: SIII iIIIy, This stIIIIIllv sIIII III 1907 III'IgIIIIIIIIII about 8?. III tIII- IIIIIIIII IIIII'II IIf IIIIIIIIIIxtor. Al- IIIUIIKII IIIIII- II. IIIIIIWII of IIIII IIII IIIIt It Is aviI IIIIII I'IIIIIII IIIII fuct IIIIII III.I COIIIII spank ICIIKIINII IIII IIIIIIIIIIIII; I'IIIIl'LO, III IIIIII III I II I no ruceiIIIII 501110 IIIIIIsII III IIIII IIutIII II'II ' 'I'IIII II113 I 0 .I I I III III IIIIII'IIII III: I t of wearing h's XII. IIIII III IhI- IIsIIIIl Wily. IIIIl III II way of his own. SIIIIII'IIIIPI'I' ho IIII'kIIII m the sII'IIIII' IIIIIII IIII IIsII: IIIIII this word IIIIUIIIIS IIII IIIIII IIII-I'IIIIIIIg LII IIIIII IIIIIt II who II I'IIIIIIIIu- IIII'3 of him IIIIIgIIIIgI- IIIIIII. III IIII IIrIiIIIIIry IIIIIII, II'IIII WUIII is 'IIIII ng.' ThyI IIIIsL i.IIIII.I III hI-IIr it III INIIIOII II-I wIIIIII SIIIIIIIIIIIII3' Is gI-IIIIII'. lIIII III'SI, of him I-IIIIII-sl, II'IIII IIIIs IIIWuyH III-III loyal to IIII I'lIIUI'S IIIIII IIL'VI'r wu IIIIerII IIII IIIIIrII I'IIIIIIV III hclII LIIII IIILIII, stunts IHIIIIII. go LII IIIIIIII- IIIII worth llv IIIg If IIW U'IINIIFS Ap- IIIIIIII :IIIII Print '5 Alternators IIII IIIIt pI'IIIII IIIII IIIIII-h for him. We shall sIIIIIII IIIIy ex- IIIIII III III-III' III IVIIIUT IIIIrsIIIII ' SIIII EII'C- IIiI- III UIIIIII'III-IIII'II IIIIII CIIIIHIIIIIIII: lIlIIgIIIIIIIrII 5 C E F. and: IIIIIIJ II III'. 13. I. II IIIIIII: III IIgiIIIIIIrIln; IIIIII I400 IIIIIIIy I'IIIIIII III SIIIL III as II IIII-IIII IIIIII IIIII'I3' I'rIIsIIIIIIIII II IlII thII I'IIIII IIllht HI iII III his I'VUH rI'IIIII IIILI IIUHIIIIIH III' lIII- IIIIIIII, IIIIIIII II'III'III IH'IIHV l' IIIIstItIIIIIIII , II'IIIIII fIIgI It- PIIIIxsuIIIII'IIIIII . . . .LIIIIczIsth' LA VI 13 1115113111 HICNDRIX HIMES, E. X, 69 N E . . . .. ........ ...... . . . . . .. New Oxford .1110. Nunugor 111181: 111111, 3, 1 1 Right 11011111'111110.1118e1111 IIcndrlx 11111105 we have 111111: 11.8,1,;111111121111111b11nw1hy as 0 11111111111111 111' 11111 dL'OIH'NL .111 1'11111'd 11111811111 111' 1111111111111111: 111:11111'5 111111 111011110111 11111111114112 81111111 111111 11111111, per- 81181111 111 '1 wIth 111111-11 11 1.1111 '1'111131.11111 changvd 11111 1111111 111' 113111111111 mory 11111 11111 1 ' 1111' 1110's 11110111. 111 1111110- 111.11y 1111 won '111011 1111111111y111l 111 01mm: 1 11111 111181-111111 1111111 1111 111 1.1111 8111181111w-118 11111' 111180-111111 1111,111ng0r8ar- 11111111111 1110. 1111081 8111101111111. 11111 $11111! 11118 1-1'1'1' 111111. 1181.1 11111111111118 11111111111, 110w- 111111: 111111 1118 11111 111'1'011111 Univarslty Japan. was: 1'111. 1111 1118 8111111111111113' 111111111u11y com- 1111111111, 1111 111-1111111111 1'1-1111 ring: 11111 many 110111'5 1111'. '111111 .11111, 11118 .81-1'1'1111: 1118 np- t 111'1'11111-1-811111 111 111115 11.8 1111111111111 111 1.110 . l 1. WOOKS 11x11-11111111 11111 1111' 111111 11111111, 1119111111! 0111181111: two 11111111111-1'8 1111111. 11:11.1111v 1111118 1111111111 111 1111111, 1111111111 11w 11y. A8 1111 10111111111181 11211111111111 .1011 181118 11111111108 but rico' 1110WS 118 we n11!u 111 111 1111: Sunny1 11111y 111 0111' Now 0x111111 11111111111111. 01111111111011 wIth 1118 11111111111 1'1101' gy 111111 11111111'. wll 8111'1'13' 1111111117 111111 111 1111- front 111 11111 WHO, wl1lo W1111.1 11.11'1111'1-2 01,11'11:11 HORNIXG .. . . . . . Broughton 11111111'. 01111111. 1111111111: 10'11g111c1111111: 8111'11-1. 11111111111: 18 11111.1 11! 1h 11: 11081. 01111111111111 1111-11 111 '07, 11111'1111'; 111111 11 y111u' 111 .1111:k Leele 8 prop 111-11111111111111. 111111 11 your 111. 111101'1111 C01- 11'ge 11111111'1' 111111111111; w1111 118. 1111 8111111 111 these 11111'11n111g1'8.111111101'1113h1818111111111811- 111g 11'1111 18 11 111'1-1111111y 8111-111111 111111, 1111111 50 1111811111; 111111 p111y111g 11'111118 011 11111118 111111 11111111111: 11 11111111 1111111 111 1118 11111: 11's 11 8111111111. 111 1111113 11111 money. W11 111112111. 11:11 1111.: to 11nd the 111.:1311 or 11 111-1 1111 1'1 1mm- 1110111.whi1'h 11111-111. 11x1811'11 only 111 the 111N110 111111g111111111n of 801110 01' 11111'11111g'8 11'1011118 81-11. We 8111111 11111111118011 11111 1111111 hard world 1111'11 such 1:1111111111111111 11110 1.1111 sus- 11101011 111111 1011 ousy 1111 8 conunnn 1.11 the 111111111'11y 111 1111111111111'111 1111.8 1110 change 1111181. 01111111, cles 118 011111111118 w1111111 1:11 for gold bricks and shareu 111 W118 810m 1111111111: 81111-11. For mthne r1381 llornlng 111 a good student. 11010011 moral character. 11ml 111111 who uwherever he 1.8, W111 110 good 111111111111 wor 1'.k C IiC I I. RUllliRT PF NNS H V ANI X SF X Fl: COLLEGE DICVAI'LT HOWARD ELII-ZI. llUNI UI-IIIII'IIII' MI-I'hIIIIiI'IIl Engineering SnulI-l was born. HS llllynlll! who talks llou I'Il llvo Illlllllll'N Ixilh hill 11 discover, IIl' He II :Ul'lW' llII.' l l'lUll lhI- II-pIzrls S. III'IIIIIIIiI-ul SIIIII-I. II'I- lI-zn'n hut. W U l'II.' ls IIoIIIIl fun 1111- vast Illllllll Um snuw in tho II'iIIlIII limo, :IIIIl IIII llllullllll IIII'ivly :IIIIl lllllllbvl III slumps :It all times. th llIIwIII'Il. hmvvvor. will lI-Il you 0! its ' MUHLUHPIH. and High School. From the lust IIII-IIHIIIIIIII, gI'IIIlIIIIlod iII lhv Killing of '02 Inn! in at U. rrx 01 11rd r00 he he full of '01. I-ntvrI'Il Sllllv WlH'll', mvr siIIIII he lIIIs bllUll un 1'llllllNlllSl nu Hltlchlllll' I.Il .ijt-cts IIlsI IIIy II I l r- 050d III IloLlI'x lIlHl I-IIIIlIl ulI-I IILI'III-ly III ll . kIII-I'Ilss U the EMT MI-I-huIlI'Il tout Hlll lI-III 'l e hIII'IlI-kt lIIIx' thII . bu IIIIII'II llImuId III, S llH'. LIIIIII'II III . UII- ' w uku-Il 1le if 110 IIIx lulu ' thII thm 1'l'lldlllPl3 I n . lI - III 'II, IImI' cI. thi- 'l ' lmx lln'lll N III .ImIII-I-IIIII- llmmrd's lllt'l'P ls l o doubt II our Inlnds that w I! HIIIII'I'I'IL FILR Yugvr, l'lloh. .lIIIIiIn' Assembly CIIIIIIIIitloo. 'l'I'uIIsll Club. UHuh us we all cull him, is ono of IIIIIIIy mnong our number, whn have workr Il qIIlI-tly nlung with us, not IIttrIII-HIII: more than one mnnls shan- III' IIlIcutiInI, but IIIWI-I' fnlllng whon thurc wns 00d of II lII-lnim: lmnd or II stout pxIlI' ul' lungs. His most, I-hcrlshad possvssinn is 1: half iIItI-rmt III II toIIuhlIIg example nf Unlll'lll nIId .IIIIIIIIIIIIII I'I'lunm ship that I-xists bt'lWUI'H lclsie' IIIIIl him- self. However Elsie ls nnt llnh's only friend, and, whom College IIIIyH' are over, no one will be nflenor prost'nt In our thoughts of thnsv huppy limos than Bob. he Co I' r y Chester LA VII? 83 ANTHONY lVlICIlAEI. INGRAM . . . . . .. ........... ................ St. Marys Hillf' Nntul'nl Hislm'y t'luh. Ht'I'Zt-Hllh' Uhmnh v:1lSnvh-ly. Thespinns. This Iulontwu 1111-1111191: 01' 0111- class was born In St. Marys. l':1.. :Ilmut twvnty-onc yours ugh, :11111 Hm minute he 011011011 his Gym; and mouth. It wus prvnllctml by his fund l'olulivos that he would some tluy be- come :1 great 111:111. llu triml lu :ltmin fame :md furlune :15 :1 Ruill'omlor. hut Mtor try- ing svvvrul jobs with munlly 1:115:1tisfzu'lm'y rvsulls, und 111'101' coming to tho rnluclant vnnvlusiun that tho IllillHIv of lidwin Buoth wns not for him. 1111111 nnully mum to Stutw. After lhrw- smnt'storx in tlu- Civil 11nd has hvvn uurrymg thlrly-six hours :1 wouk un his srhodulo vw-r sinm'. Ingram 15 :1 1111111 111' 11110 physhuu- nml 11 mshh-rnbh' good looks, but Is :11. his hvsl, only when his nmlt-hlvss gu'ntnry is swaying uur minds to ugrm- with his own iduus. and it 111ml b0 mlmillvd that ho nruully sur-um-ds in his purpose. C: q 0 1-. - u 3 a Trunsit Club. How wv haw: unnlhvx' product. of Grvshum, l'u., Slunlvy A. having hm'n burn m that. burg sunw twouty-lwo yours ago. As soon us he could get his hmu'ilms, Whlt'h he did by mans m' :1 slide ruln, h In 'WVt-ury, he stnrtod upon 11 diligent smm-h :Il'lor knowl- vdgo. 'l'ho 'l'itusvilh- High Srhoul was soon outgrown. so his big bruthl-r ost-m-tvd him down 111 511110. llom ho bucumn :1 dlscihlv of an-thly Foss. 81:111153' has always been :1 good student. hut since Humid H. t0'1k him wllh thd' rust or the shark Clvik 0:1 thnt secret survey he has hm-n digging in with hu'rvusul vigor in nnler t0 lucp up his gnnd reputation. Ha 11:15 huen lumwn to say damn, to wear :1 straw hut in lmcvmhl'r. :11111 It has even been rumnrrd that he run- lrihutml to the keg fund. This last. 110w- over. we 1'11:me 2m 11 nmlivlous slander and wlll not vouoh fur Its truth. ltiii 7 NSYLYANJA S 111111111111 NEAL 112151111 ...... 111111 1.11111. ting hi111 111'0 1' zlgm, 11110.1 that other 11111111111 with P1'i1'11 l . 11111111. but has 111. reputation for hustling 111111 1111 round ability Titusviiia will TATE COLLEGE Mcchunicul Engineering Society. This worthy membe born 1111 Christmas Dny in 1881 and some 1' of 01111 class was be 111111111111 1111011111511 of fuct. Life is 11 serious thing with him 1111110011 11nd of having 111:1 1111 virtues n11 ii11ttl1-3 lass 'i1'L1.1s111'1- 2. 1100111111IA1hi11ii1 M1111- nmi he is doing his best to live it properly. However he cannot help losing his temper 011cc 111 1111111110, 111111 wh1111 1111, d111111.--1ook out. 0110 truit which we are imniiinr with in Kerr is his love of argument. N11 stntmnent can be 11111111111101! but that 1111 will tnlu- up 1,1111 110 seek other 111' his tnruits is ten1lc11101111111111113s. 1111 11111111 his best to 1100 to estnhliJ it. nr 11 the section from put- Lordy on the rough; 111111 what was the r115uit? 1101'115' 111'11use11 irregular schedule 111111 11011111111 11111111 him the only b11low grade notice got. K1111 s peculiarities, however. 11 he is sure to rise to the top in his chosen profession. '1. Elvctrial lG11gi11111-1inlg 5111-111- l1111' 1113' 111111111 King c1111111 to us 11 mm Dickinson 311111111111'1 1111 seriously whether to 1111111111111 11 111'1111111101' 111' 1111 111111-11'11-111 0111:1111-111'. Judging, 110111111111: 111111111111 11111! mys i from the 11111.1! 1111 11111115 t0h 11111'11! ! it is 111111011 his 11111111151 111'0 deteriorating through will be arm '5 1111111111 111 111. E's. 111111 thut he will 0011 11111111111 1.11 cuss with 1111 11111 ilue111:y ii111t 1111011 111-111111ssl1u11l 1111111:'ti10 111111111111 :4. iis 1'11sig1mlion 1111111 11111 1111111101 choir 111111 51111111111111111113 11111111 111 Differ- 1111tl111 11re1iike 11xphn111111 hy th11 fn1:t thut 1111 11110111111 dlluhiy 'i'u11111 111:1 12'1111tiil111t11 1111' 11111111111 nuts. 'liu g11111test 1111111 thut 111111.: possesses is his 111111111151 to 110 for 11voryhmly 1111 lllU work that 110 mm 1111, 1111; 111111115 011. LVCl'ill 0001150115 601110 the 51111111 tl11111 gained n 11111111 111 h 1111 11 year 14 11111111 th1111 a 11110111t1 1111111 1113 11 grind 0101' could 111.- worth to 1111y 111111 E Mt. Union G rcsham 1 1 1 BAYARD DICKENSON KUNKLI: 111 T ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Paxtzmg 11111-111' Varsity 1111111 111111, :1. Class 11'11-5111-1 1 2. L1 ha 1111111 111111,1,2. 151001110111 luu glucolling uciuly ulltu 011101-1111 811111: 110111 1111: A1z11111-111y. 1111x 11'111111-11 to but. was 111111111 110 would be 1111111csi1-k :11; 1111' n1111y from 11111 1111111'1: P11x1111111. 1111 1112141 drew 111.- 11'11111111 10 11111111011 by 1110 11111111111 manner 111 T: f 1': r 1115 1411111 11s 1111111111 011 1110 19.11:. 1' r11 ens 1111 11. 111: 11111 pluyvd 11111 8111111 111151111111 on 11111 1211151; 1011111 111111 1:151 1111 11111y1-1l 1.1111 whnln 51-11511 11s '11111'1 1111 1111- vmsly. I11 11. 5'1'1'1111-1 111111 stunts of 1111 1111111s.Kunklv 111111 1101111 0111- 11fy 1111.I 111111110111ys.111111111' kunklu 1111111111111 1130 11. 111111011 11 111111 211112'11'123111111 111 140111111: through 1110 111'31. 501110111011 .Iunor without the shadow 01' 1'1 -1 o J I : , A i 2 :z' I '1 .. :1 lng, 111111 1113 0111111; 11'1111' 1111:.1- Kunklo ought to 1111 111110101111 10l r'mk July 1 1.1071111! 111' 12 cents m1 110 WILLIAM ALEXANDER LAIRD E X ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Chambersburg 11111. Trunsn Club. XVllHnm beltm' known 113 11111 or Perk. W111i bnrn 111 Duucnnnun, but he recently chungod 1113 resldvnce 10 Cl1z111111m'slu1rg. 11113 scat 01' Wilson College. We 10 not know 11'1101111-1' glrls were the reason 1111' 1111: 1:111111gc or 3111. but judging from Bill's stor11's. 110 51111-11111 10 be very woll 511111111011. 1113 1:1 111m 111'1111111111111 111 smalety 1101'11 111111 In 1'111111-1'111111n 111111 1101-1111 111111115 111-0 1111 engrossing 111111 11c 13 111111111111 soon 111 1.110 01115114100111. 11111 111 con- 11111111-1111 11111111 11 wit 111111 is 111m renowned 0.11 1111 1111111110. 110 Is very 111-111111 01 111111111, 1111111: v 111111 130111111111; 10 1011 111111111 11mm 10 anyone who Is 1111110111 enough 10 115111-11. 01111 11114111 Peck 11110111111011 to hold up 1110 Armory. but 11011111111111; 111-1111, 110 toll 11910811 111111 the Arm- m'y was forced to support 111111. 11' 110 1.11111- 1111111 13 $111, 11111 will 11111111111113 from 1110. Cl1'11 linginr-vring 111111111'11110111. 86 I' I NNS Y I X IXIX STATIC CULIIICGIC 19mm; UCTAI'I: Lisl'rzm III .x M ................. ...... Washingum, D. C. KIII, .Urnlisy. 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IIIII Ioc - II-:IIIIIII KIII is In VIIII: Ln got. through the MI-III.IIIiI-:II lIlIIgiIII-IIIIIII: Course. 110 III III III'IIIIIIIIIy graduate with 1907. If 'MIItIIcr' i LIIII'IIIIIII-II allows him L0 IIIIIO 011 IIis Ap ; III IUIII IIIIIIliII. Transit I'lu b. IIl'IlkI'l' is IIIIII III the IIIIIIS III IIT, IIIIIIIIHA in .NIZI' with YIIIIIS :IIIII IM IIII tIIl. III- smuily IIIIIIIUS :IIII III Il:IiIIIs IlIIIl IIII IIIIulII IIIII I'ups IIIliIII: III Hill IiIIIIIII'II III sIIuIIII- Wtil't' IIHH'y III .IIIIIIII:;I:II him 0H IIIII ?IIII-II'PI. As IUI IIIIII IIII I'U IIo oIInIIs luil'lv IIIi Iliuu IIIIII il. Lillld IIIII-n IlIIIIs III- IUIIII. III III . II IIIIsIIIn IIIII HKJIIH I'II'I IIIII IIII-Ie IIII ISHI1'llI'N'HlDlIIIIIL' :IIIII IIUIIIK :IIIIII 1n III'iI suIIII IIIII Hut :1. IIII I plI-usuIII III iii no I'II lIII his IIIIIIIss IIII II'IIls III III I-IIr FHIIH slI'IInuIIIIs -l I I i IIIIIIN IinwAIIII IJCNKICR ..... Sunbury - IIII Ilillior has it. IIII mse '3 . IinII. NI IxI III I'IIIIIIiII':4 IIII 0 III :I sI'IIIIII. III- 11:15 :I ImssIIm for must I IIIIIIIIII ilIlII :II IIHIOH iIix IIIIISIIIIO for IIIWI IIIIIIIIII inn .I IIIIIII gIIIIIII wI IIIIII II, I'y. IIII nflIIII IH'I'HIIIUS IIIIIIIIII'IIIIst iIIIIIIIII-II IIIII In VIIIIIIIIIV IWII IIIIurs IIIIfIII'II II IIvilleinn. About thrnv iiIIIIIx u w III-II iuIi IIIIII. his SI-I'viIzI-s arII III-I-IIIIII In PzIIInnIxI In iixmii hut WII nil kown IIIIII iIII IIIII IIIII-I II m l' SIIIIII IIIIIII IIIII rug: 01' .m7 1.0 with IIIII m VJ 1g 87 FRANCIS LLOYD i'JNDi-IRMI'TH l; M II. .......................... .. Ciuu'iiciri Lindy. liu i'iu liunrtl. Mm-lmnirui Enginul-I'in; Suciely, This is tho only living slwcimnn 01' thu Kunsus gruss-homn'r in t'zlplivity. A the ugu uf two yi-nrs. hu pm! tired of Kansas, muno Ln Pennsylvania. uml lhmily sottiud in :1 iilLiv hnio in the gruumi culh-d Uienr- livid. Lindy tlnvsn'l butimr much with liw indium uilhnuizh he is l'nusiderod u humi- walllO fellow. lie is u shark in his t'iussvx. but is nut :L gl'indi llnwvvvr, nhi Limly'i can muke the fur liy th-u ho iuin-s tha' uniiml into his hvmi. thvn he lnmiud horn lu- ilunkud nil his vntrum-u nxums, wvnl tn ih-iivi'unle At'mh-Iny, lhcu mum: buck in i'iohv I'uui'y nnd vntm'mi with us in full stumiixm. Evvr sinuo lhut spurt ut grinding ho hm b01311 aislnop, but. manages to amigo Hunks quill- wvll. 'i'hu unly tinm ha is fully awake now is when ht: tukcs moments about. ii. On liw whole ley is a good all m'ouml fviV 10w 11ml will ulnku his mnrk in ihv Wlil'iti. ALBERT ix'i-tII. LITTLE B w 11 Pittsburg Allie. Lu i'it' iimu'il. Nllttw i'ulln'yiun ilnurd. Prl-sidvnl iiclmting Club I. . HAllie and his rosy unooks iumimi here i. in Sch-mhm'. 1mm. with high hnpvs at be- t'nming Hi'nppy Hill's right hand man. and he th sur'i-vt'dml nrvtty well in his aim, Judgingr from his quivt mui unmmuning mnni nor. wv Hill hmwily rnnlim- that ho has the honur of iu-ilu; tho whuin ItiHT Luiin Scit-n- liiic dvpzu'inwnt. ile n-Iuims Pilishurg us his lilrthplzuuu though his m-norui :IIIDCIINHICP dons not. impross us us bring from such a grimy vily. 0n tho mnlrury HAliie has nmw-r ht-i-n sw-n without :1 him. vlt-xLII. shiny raw and 11' whitv vnlhux His only hmi hahii. :ls fur us we knnw. consists of whistling in his slow, and using inlmnn pnwdvr nn Si'i'llii'iluS ihui ho unis whon ho mid 'il'oppy mix things up. ilv 11nd Poppy srwnl tn hv running tho dt-mu'imonl in him shum', and if nulny nlul'o iniiows his sohuduii- und inclin- uiinns. there is iikoiy tn bv :L vrnn'su in Pulmish'y ihmwu in lo till up. , :grzvv V u;- '.-ma:alm a . PICN NS YLYA N 1.x STATE COLLEGE ANTHONY W. Lows A E. tb. . .. ........ ......... ..... JAM 15$ lmm LONG Pop. Tubs. Electrical Engineering S'icivty. The above plCLllre will serve in introduce to you. our friend lil'np. but as ho sly M to ll'l'lll himself Mr. llmuls oi' lIulifux. livsldt-s being of generous proportions Pop hm: haul u generous heart. but this lms bovn strained. bout. mul broken owing to his numerous nttmnpts to cop his fair suitors fmm waging a wur 0f extermination 0n ouch oilmr. 1'01! claims he hus n drag with lmumn and Prico. and that Price suid he would give his chair nt lt-m'ninp; i'Il to him when he. iiPrico, tuln's uhm'go of his nunwrnus businvss nimirs. Pop hns u grout, lilel'O fur truthfulness and wlmn he hills in vluss is always rewarded for not having 100le in his bank. Alilmu'h An- thony has few faults, the following should not he mn-rluoluul. Lately lie has been our- rying nmim-lu-s, spitting through his teeth mid suying 'iOll, slush. liGolly, und Shlw-r my timbers. We huvu no four of Pop'a iuilhmr in go out into the world with us in lilo grout rluy. Jimmy. Class Vico-Prusiilvnt, 3. Cluss llolzly and Truck, 1 2. College Truck Team. . . Suh-Vursity lioluy, 2. Int l'iu Board. Junior Urnlm'. Transit Club. This is 11 picture 0! Junu-s B. Long. or us he is sometimes called King-nf-Prussiu. Ever slum! he landed Jimmy hus boen kick- lng his lung lvgs, nnd religiously sticking to training in tho endvuvur to make his S an the truck. lowevvr ho ls mm of our justly ruinous cluss H-luy team and mndv the varsity relay squad last spring. HJimmy hus nice red Chocks und as 11 rule a good drug in iluv class room. lie got in wrong though in Lordys Wave Motion. where he uskod foolish qunsiiuns. On 1110 whole Jimmy IN a gem student and u ilnv fellow. nnd we wish him ovvry success in ii'v. Wu 1 r legs will be able to vlimb to the top of his prorvssion. I he cnn mmmge to work his drug with 'WVom'y und uDeacon to put him through his re-oxnms in Applied and Hliynumus. he may hid goml-hyo to 0d Stun: with 1907. King of Prussia LA VIE 39 JAMES WILLARD L00513.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Hagerstown, Pu. '11111111', Jim. Electricul Engineering Society This 11111111501111: young 1111111 is iurd Loose 111 lingerstowu, Pu. us from Dickinson College in the 1905, and although we have ourselves to 111111 out the 1'1'111 cuusu i1-uvi11g that 1115111111111 111 our number 1 re wr 01m 0 1liiy 111n11u1113 t11 t G 11131111 11111 11 11 11 u Enginem 1111; Jim 1111s 11111-11 11. 1111111111 student 111111011 111- 0111110 11010.51: much 1111 1111111111, that 110 has re 11, -11te1l 111.111' iy evmy thin in; he 111111 tukun, 511 111111 he might botte er understand 1 s11 j1 111, he to s 113.5 11 ensi y 14111211 from his 1:01H103n1111dcn1'e icle ubNongH t0 oir 1.'t 111 111 1y killer it is even 811111 111111. he got tw1-11-ty seven Intters 1101' 11y when 1111 111291 cumu t11 Stiit1'..lim 1:1 never in 11 hurry i11 m.tin ' 11p 111111'nings 111' 111 conv- ing up 111111111st1'y 101't1u'1's 11nd his i'11v11rlto 11111x1111 is 1101' .1' to 1111 t11-11uyw1111t y11u-za11 put 1111' till 111- -1'111111'11w. 111 is 11150 I great 1 10't11 chunue his mind and he has sworn 1111 141110111111; 50 111t11n thx 1.1 it is getting to he 11 standing J11 0011 e. 11 van with h s 111111 quali- tie.J1111 is 11 good to How 111111 our common wi:11 to 111111 is that 131111111w1g years may ho 111 grout $1111 1-ss 111 store 1'11r h 111 chovo ; NEAL PUTNAM NCCALLUM Transit Club. 0 loud please. This is Mac ;- 1110 mun in league with the powers that be- the 1111111 who 111m make you net the 111111: in shnrt Mac, the hypnotist. He was born in 11, 1111109 1:111111d Renovo, somewhere on the P. 111111 12 11.11 Kiud friends it is sad, but 111111: 11115 been 111 love. That w11e-beg11ne expression wus caused by the iniidelity 01' 11111 Que1n.' The! act is 111111 'wns mnrrie 11 last fail to 11 handsomor 11111n.' Atp resent Mac is 1111 a quiet hunt 1111' 11 new Queen .1 111111 whom he can exchange State pennants 111111 pins for cushions and fudge. M1111 would like to huvp three more hours added to each night so that he could spend more time in 810011 practicum. 110 is 11110 11! that noisy 111111111 of jolly Civils 111111 us soon as he gets his sheepskin in that fateful June 01 1907. there will be u clash between New York Central 111111 the Pcnnsy. m; to who is to 0111- A ploy this prominont young genius. , 1. run own- 1, uuuu'. 11-1. .1 ....1...1.....d.. . 90 1'11NNSXI1 1N1 1 STATIC COLLEGE C 111-11114115 151.111 1:11 1V1 CCm' 11'111 111111112 .111-111111111-111 1111111111'1'1-1111; 5111-1111, 1'1 111 1'111'1'1111111: 1111111 111's1 51111' 1.111- 7.2.: :. ' day 111 1111111'1111111111, 1'1-111111 1V0 11111'1'11'1, 11s 1'1-L 111-011 11111' 111'1111- 11 1111 1111' 1111111, 1111 11111 1 11 1s u111'1'. 111' 1.1 I111111111111y 11111111'11 11' 111 1111-1 115', 111'111111115'1 11111 - 111 1111 111-111111111011 ' 111111 1111;1115111- l1-11111-11111-s 111 5111111- 1111' 11111111111111 1111111111-1' 111- 1111111'.11' 11'11 U11.- 11111111- 111 ' 1111', 1111111. 1.1'71 1 '11 1'11ll1-g1- 1111 t 11' 10 3111111gl5 111 11 s 1.1 is ruligmus 11-111111111-11-13 M 111111- 111' 11111111 1111- 111111111111 1' .'.1l111.1 7 S1'1111111 S11111-r111t1'1111011t, 1t 1111 111111111 1 111 1101-1111111 111-1vuus11ff11c11111011x 111- ver 11 1- tlnguislu-d 1111111111 111 811111111111- '51-1111111 11r11v 1111- . 11 u11111-g11 1111 1111s 11111' 5111-1 1111- 11'01-11 111 any form. llllil 111-1'1'1-1-11-111' 11 11111-5 111 1111111101. 11111111: 11 r1-111nrk111111- 111111111110 1111- putato 81111111, which 1111 111'111111'5 1v1u'111 rather Hum 111 1111- 11811111 form. 1111 111111 1111111- 11 1111 1111' 131111111131ry, 111111 in order In 111111 11111ro knowledge 11 111' suhjert 11115 1111111111011 1119 11115111111111: work 14111111111 times 11111-141 1111111111011 151 Dyn 11m 1c ow- 111'1-1'. 111-12111001 Knid will 1111001110 fnmmls in 1- 111511-1111111111 111' power 1111111 nst. 1.1111158111111111111111CC110R1'1111 1111111111, 1111111. Hungry .11111. 1111-1-11111111-111 Englm'erlng 31111111112 1'1-1111' 111 13.11111' 1111g1'111111g11 to $11110. 111-v tm'y 1'1-1111115: unly 1'1'1'3' 11113011111151 0! our S1111- .1111'1. 111- is. 511111 111 have been ward 1:1'11111-1'. 111111111'1'1'. 111111 11 5111110111 111 1V1-stm1nstur 11'1t.'1 1111111s11-1'1111 11.111111111111111. 111' 11111111-1-11 1111111-1z1- 1m 11 81111110111011- 111111 1111011 11111111110 1'1-0111' l'nrlu-rs 1'111'111-nlr1' shark. XVhon 11. 121111 was 155111-11 fur 11111111115 guards, Muc 1'1-511111111011 with 1111- 11111111-115' 111111 111511ng111sh1-s 111111. 11111 111115. when 1111' 1'1111-1' 111-r1111 111111111 off, 1111 was 1111' from 1.110 51'1-111- 11f strlfo. VVO 111111 : mm 111 11111110, public the 1'1-11111111 for his 111-111111;. Applied 1111-1-11111111'sw11s 211111:'s 11'1111'1'11111: 11111 1111 r1-111ls 1'11by and 111s Monkey 1111111 511111-111 111' 111-light. 111- is 111- 11111511011 iu Memllurgy 111111 the lsvss-vmer- 111'111-1-55. probably 1111 1111111111111 111 111111 11r1-11x 111-s5. 11 is r1111111r1-11 11110111 111111 111- expects I11 111110 1111 his 1'11111r1- 1111111111 111 West S1111- 11111'y, '11. .11111 '111ne young 11-1101' with 11 11111111110 purpmu- 111 111'1- 111111 will win. 1311110111111011 Pittsburg LA VIE 91 ALBERT GAYTIN NICGARVICY . . . . . ............... . . . . . . . . . . . . Mount Union i'IIucI. ' Culicgv UIuiIustI'II. 1.2.11. iiIIIIIi. i. 2. 1;. iiIIIIIthIIIIIiIIIill iGIIgiIII-IIIiIII: i'I'IllIHO HPIII:I-r' i'mt jeIIy IIIIIi lifI- II! Ihn MOI'iIuiiiA I'IIi suction. illl thg yIIIIrs tII U'liliI! we shall lhink IIfII-IIIar of him than 01' any nthPr IIIIIII in tho class, IIIIIi IIiII'IIys it will lII- Ivilh a. X glow II! gIIIIIi nt-iing IIIIIi IzIIIui humor that his sunny ununtvnunI'I- Fililii I'iiiliI' IIII iwi'IIrII IIur mind's eye. Shuli WU, III'OI' rIIrgIIL tue I'IIIIiIiily Willi which hI- IIIIIltiIIiiIIIi -l by 5 in :HH'SOY, electricity, Or the time he and ilIIIIIII fought in liII- IirIIwiIIIz I'IIIIIII'! Gnu lill' IIiIsLIII'I- 0V0? i'IIIiII fI'IIIII IIlIr IIIiIIILx II! PIIIIL-IN siliing I10. his Iiruwing IIIMII i'III-liI iiI-Ii in II library of rtiftil'vnt'o bIIIIlIs IIIIIi u hiititl ruio, I'ipzormmiy Iivfl'iiliiiig the fair mum: of .lunintu Unilegu uguinst tho jenm II! II Ilum-II enemies? Surely not: and it IIii of us were IIII CHHICSL in our work. as iIIyui 1.0 Imr colors, and 115 true to our i'riI-IIIis aw i'MIIv is. the world would ililYP lliUl't! to ex III-I-I of us, and we could look fIII'wurIi with more I'IIIIiiIiI'nIIo to the fun ? JAMES URUL Ci- MCWILI IIIIs, 4, II . ............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Manor '5 c. i Ciuss Football THHII J 2. Colit- ego iIIIIIL iIIIli Tonm, 1, 2. VIU' rsily lIIIIItbrIii TeIIIII. ' 'l'r IIs b was born SBDU'IHDPI' 8. 1884, in the flour- ishiug IIIII'u II! Manor. PIL, II suburb II! Greensburg. Mac, thI is I-IIInIIiy in un- ponrnnce nIIIl III buxom dimensions, started his probably iI-IIgIhy I'niiI-ge I'nl'OCF under the IIIIIIiII-I'II wing of l'h'I-Illiio. His high- est ambition, it he over passes his run ads, 3 iny II tmI-k us good as the ileiietonm Central. Although inclined to be lazy. chin did some i'iIIIIIis ling stunts on the gridiron inst full III III! shnuiIi bu coup mended or hsi gum! WIW 3 ll. IiI-bumr e Ins nII eqlllli especiniiy thu h knowledge WhHiPIUP 0! 1e HlIMN't under discussion 'Ihc main point of his argu- ments with Bill WrIIy is Lhnt I-Inens burg II suburb of MI mon' Aithn IILzh Muc 8 very slim chances of obtaining tho. W Vhitv Scholarships. we hope will bII IIiIlII tn bin way thmI Igh with 7IIli his avail. dupois and graduate wilhi . n 5 :m . 2 PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE Allegheny Lungs ALEXANDER MCGILL. . . . . . . . -...............--...-..--o. UMIIL'. Mickie. 1 . llivchanh-ui Engineering Society. , .g ,' liMuc, discovering vurly thnt work would ' spoil his hands, resoivvd to come to State to ilnd 011 the mt ot becmning bountiful. Ho ontmeti college wtih the intention of be- coming 11 mechanical engineer, but while his 11111110 is still to be found in the Ikes de- purtnwnt. his 111110 and attention are given to Working out the mystery of modern telephony as developed 111 the 100in Bell Ex- chunge. Altmugh n. native of the western pnrt of the state. Mike prefers to spend his time here at the college, usually making arrungemcnts with his professors during January or June, whereby he 01111 celebrate the rith of July here uud 11150 return curly in the full to iix up his room. There may posslbly be other renanns than those men- tioned. lllnc is a likely sort of 11 fellow. however, and we wish him all kinds of success and expect to see him numbered with our oinss on Commonvcmnt Day leut ones aw in u studu 1mm, and feel surn position. that JOHN JONES MARTIN, 111 2 K. . . ...... . . . . l1 il'LtliUli Engineering Sm-ie ety. lllat nppenre ed 1114f. Ilnwn PEL, 1885, and the following year 11111110 quite a reputation 1.1 1;th 11m 111i.1r disposition still sticks mu Mart. ' 1111s been kXIOVill to fuss with his 1001111111110 for hours over who 51 out the ilgl1t.Mart. how ing, pletty decent son, 01 fellow, us well as WCVOL to lille tux uttemp l: to ilunk him was nexe r doubted until 10 st1uck His reaction was so great that utter contributing libvrnlly to the library, Mart decided to de- vote two more semesters to brunvh. The only fuul s M1111 are his inclination to p and the met that he has attended but one class meeting since his freslunnn your. Mart Jacksuu. 11nd when not sleeping. ing along the line of his chosen profession. 'o predict n brilliant future for this young 110 will somn day awake to nnd himself holding down 11 good a. disciple or Price ?Peaceful dam; he is work- 7'17? Elecfmc Lab. is a good look- ory: hexe the this important we can 111 wi . ..... LockHaven u hould tu1 11 His ability cross when Irl LA 1'11? 93 QUINCVHOLLISTER MARIIN Canton L11 Vic Bourd. 0111111111 Orchestra, 1, 2. Band 1, 2, 3.13nnjo Club, 3. Mechanical Engineming 801:.101 Quincy 011111115 Canton :13 his 1101111: 111111 it must be true as thnn- 001111111- 001111111 to 1111111 011 1hispurticulur pmnt. How he got out 110 11110 knows. How he 11111151 it when 110 goes 11111110 is :1 still greater 111yst.ery. 0110 11111111 not be 11111111111 by his sourhulivd 11111111111; picture 1113 he has since 110111011311'1111-11 111111. he 131111 misc 11 10111 1110113- tnchc which can 111211111in he soon if one takes 1110 11111115 to look 111 it from the 1411111. 110 has various diversions. one of which LI music. P111. him behind 11 musical instru- ment UL doesn't 111ntter what, for he tackles 11113111111110 111111 the other follows us far away 115 possible. 111111 110 will be 511111111911. 0110 of his other diversions is art; 11.1111 it 1:1 11111111iy 111111 to 111111 111111 tho L11 Vie is filled with such interesting pictures 111111 cni'tnona Taken 115: 11 111111. Quincy is 11 11111111, staunch cinssnuue and has worked 1111111 1111' the suc- 1-1251-1 of 0111' La. V111. HARRISON DICNNINGTON MASON, K E. . . . . ..... . . .. ..... ... . . . . . . Allegheny Scrappy, uicggs. Class Basket 111111 2. Varsity Buse Bull. 1, 2,' . Mining E 11g111001111g Sucio e.ty 1111111111 blow into 0111' 111051-1101x 111 the full of 15103 11nd M 011110 1100111111 1111 to the bait that Pric'o' 111111 01151. 011 uL it too 11 but one 1'1-111', hnwvvor, for him to Hon his mistake and 111H11111ii11giy signed 11 three years 0011- X tract with Poppy. M 11-113 is 11xcecdlugly 101111 of WI '1111 g. and not long ago he put forth the 1111111 0111111011. HA 0111111' Sweep nt 1111- Empire, which is mthur pithy. 111111 4 worthy of the 01:1-111-11011 which it. 1'1-111111113113. Tho 51111110 111 near U111 town 111' Milton, Po... whore 1110111111101' spout 11 1'1-1y short vacation 111st. summer. The little work 11113 no doubt ondonrnd Mu. 'e to the hearts 01' those kind 111111 generous Mlltoninns. M11so11-1 motto in writin 111: 15,1! you can't boast, don't knmk. and surely we 1-1111 find no Inuit with such 11 1111111. Aside from the pen 'iMuse has a hankering utter geologiuni research. 111111 has 111; 11:11:41. on 111111 013111511111 211141111111 the bottom of a twee thousand mot orc- hoio with 1111 chmtrlc light. 94. PRITNS SYIV: XNIA STATIC COLLEGE THOMAS WILLIAM 1iiAsDNmD T. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ....... ........ Wiikes-Barre H'i'nlliilly. Choir. 1. .3, 5. Give U iub J 'iVIIIIIIIIy is whul II chemist would call II IIII'I-iIIIIIlI'IIi IIIixLIII'c. WhI' III he ontored 11? thought. that iiiuuimnicul Hllgflliieiiilg wus the roui courso. but ilflOP he got overhis Fresh- IIIIIn iIiIeIIs he found that whut he wanted wus ChI-IIIislry. it is two baIIi that he nsqukves, iN'IIliINP he has Sillil IIlI'I- huiI,b1Ito no r 500:: him outside or II chI Iss- J'OUJII nfvitthIuL lhut pipe stuvii in his ilinilUi. And. oh, what a pipe it. is. There are SUHJI' vile mims to he found in tin: organic IzheIIIistIy iub. but none III them um cIIIIIpIIre with that of 'J'IIIIIIIIy's pipv. iiis worst. i'IIIIits are his ex- ceedingly gnod INIUIYO and his iIIIbit of get.- ting Oil the i'iliipci slugv every IIIIII'IIiIIg and IIIIIkiIIg IIIII'uI'thiy IIoiIes. 110 does this be- CHUHU he really vinilys It :IIII Ii not. because Iioubic cuts huvc :IIIy inducement. tor hi.III At least that 15 whul he tiailiiE. GUY FULLER MIRRIS Dquis i'liiski, Egg. Transit Club. Wheuvvor you see a bI'iIIrwooIl pipe, guar- anteed to kill uL forty rods. sticking out from under the oldest slouch hut in 0011039, you IIIIIy he sure Ilmt Morris is behind it. Poppy has II fondness for bad tobacco, oid huts. IIIIIi UH' IIIiiI-s. iII fart he would willingly nut 'i'I'IIIIsii Club Inontings at, any time to iJOCUJHO tlIII IzoIItrII 0t IIitruction in II group III' iassi es M11 oppy has I: funny way of trying to make you huliovo I'VIrythiIII: hu tells you by roiIIforIing his st'IieIIII-Ints with quIIerous qualifying :IIleIIItivne HI was one of those who got. Ihvir full share of shingle pIIII-tiI-IIIII in his IIrt-shIIIan yea and eIIIienvaId to come out II little to the good when he bocnme n. Sophmnorv. Po - py's first grant trouble I'IIIIIe wnen Deacon IIIId he could not agree upon the vniue of his knowledge in IIyIIzIIIIos. However, it his good nature dons IIIIt bocoIIIe Irxhuustod, or it he doesn't lose his nipo, Morris will make tho rillio at the 0nd. ELECTRICAL - MECHANICAL CHEHI STRYH GRAY LI-tvx 111011111111 MILLER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 121.1,111'11'1' ' .111. .111111111' 01'11 6101- Club Orchestru. P11111111. State 3111111111111 13.11111 L11 1'112110111'11. 11110111'11-111 1:111:1n1111r1111; 8111-11-ty..1101n W. 11111, 81 1101nr'11111, 2. 111111111 1111.9 11111011 WIIISkPrS, 1111111' 114. 11 1111111, 11' 111: 11111 L 1:1111 1111w11 111101101 I 11 11v. 1.111111 11111r11' 11 1111 1111 11 0111. 111111115 111111 11 1111.10 torpedo b11111. Ht: glI1I1-s 1110111111 511 111111111y 11111 is 1111 11111 111010 1Ix1111..1-r1111s 1111 111111 111-11111111 1111' 11'1 15' 111111 11111111111111; 111111 11111111 1111 Is tI111re ls 1:11ner 1111y 111w '1'1111 111.141 1.111111: 1111 '111, 11110 111 511111-1111111141- 11115 1111 empty. 1111s:y mnm, 111111 11111 11111 1111 111111 1111111111,: the 1111111 must have 11111111 1:11:11 115 1111. was rarely 14111111 11111 111 11111 P1101 . 1,1'1'11111151 1111.11 Is 11111 wuy I111 11111'11011 11111 111111111 111 11111111, 11 111111111 thch 1111 1111.11 111111: 51111-0 outgrown. 1111 11e11ls 1111! 11111.20 con. 11111111111111 11111111111111 of misery 111 the G160 1111111 111111 111 1111- '07 quartettc: 11111110 111 th1' 111111051111, 1.1111 8111111111 111' 1118 1101111 11115 110011 1 f 111 1111111'y1111ng1111 1110111111111 cxcopt 1119 buy. 1111; 111 11111111011111 from Sw1111.'1p Froggy. 16111111110111 1611111110011111: S1'mloty. The s1111j1-1-1. 111' 111111 skotr'h 1s 11 product 01 11111 IIIstorIc town of Lum-nstor. 1111 11111no to 511110 111 11111 1111111111n 111' 1904 and after crossing 11111 11111111 8111111111111 11111.111'1111 with 115 11.8011111111101'11 111111111: 11111 course in electro- 111111111s11'y.Alrr1.1111y it must be nnrcered 111111. 11115 1111111 1.11 11mm than an M11 nnry per- son. 1111 11111110111111111y 1I1s11ngu1slm1l himself 11.11 11 111111110111111111111 shark. Annlyncs. C111- 1'1111111. 11nd 111111111111 wern 111111. s11mesnf111y, Mlllm'. nllns Froggy 001111111: through wlth colors Hymn. At RnInoy's 0.11111 1111 1.1: 11 111mm: 1'1v11I with 1'1'1111-111 ' for the 1111nn1' at 11111111: 1.110 best 1110-0111011 'l'n 1111'1111111 1110 future 11: 1111p1111s1111e as 11151 111111 nunIItIos 11m 1111x1111 with 1111.1 12111111 111111 time only 111111 11111 1111111111 will 11111111011111111111: but we 1111110 hopes t 1111 W111 110111111111 11 grout 1111111 11' 111. sh1p of fortune does not have 11 111111'I1nn10n1 111s- 111togrntInn 111' 111-1 pnrtsH 111111.111 95 Windbc1 Lancaster 96 PbNNb Y'IX XNl X ST; XTIC COLLEGE 3 RICHARD STUMP NIITCIUCLL, tb F A. . . . . .. ..... .................. Wcllsboro Mitch, Dick, Wolf. Prusmcnt Junior Clnss. College Foot. Bull eu Teum.1, er ulLl F roshumu Uu unquel. 1 llorzulms Kthmnicul Soc 1 '1 1c k left the oquloL 111110 town of Wells- 1 bnro In 1113;. um. oua Septombm morning n 1903, and 011 L110 followlng day he became one o the cnu'ter mvmbors of 1m 17. 1115 nrlginnl 1111011 on was 0 e u Meclmu1cul Engineer; mt tor a month unn 01pm of 11:: now moved friend :1Swnn 1 py. This 15 whom the rub cunws 111: or it nu W151 change :1le 111m 11 he 1s wvll mquulmod w1L11 1 bus :1 winning person- 0 r. I 9 Z? 3 : l. : : D scattered fur and 1101111 11s Freshman your 110 11nd th mefux'tune l0 sprnm 111s nnkle w 1119 mm 1110110111 Him a lulu. Dicka vlews the world in a phllosophknl wny work In 11011.. 11.11095 not 1nter1'orc he wlll be u Chemist. :1 : ... ; J: . m 2 : MALCOLM Asunkmclc IWITCIH-ZLL, d, T.. ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Bellefontc Juklo. Mechanical Englncermg Soclely. Mitchell is from Bellt-mme, but for one so ynnng hus ulrendy traveled widely. Lock Iluvnn. Willlnmsport and oven Hurrlahurg :xn- familiar to 111m. and snmo day he hopes Lu get to Plttsburg. For the benem of future gonurulions .Iukoy has been making his cullvgo mn'our an experiment. to detormlno 110w numy thinks n mnn can catch and 51.111 grnduutv wlth 1113 class. We are unable to gh'o the results but the number has al- roudy boon so grant that there Is a Lulk of chunglng one of the OS on 1.110 Library Wlndows 10 hn M. Asldo from ths 111.110 fud, however, 110 Is really 11 brighL fallow. and in or out or College. will always be a SLuLu mun of 11m truest type. LA VIII: IIARRY WILLIAM Mox'rz, K S Class Furl IIIIII THHII 1:. Varsity Truck T011111 l, 'I Class 'IIII1IIII TPIIIII, 1. 2. College Ivout IJIIII Team I, 2:, :I. Phnrsun- inns. Give I'II 1b. HIIIIIHISOIIIO IIIIII'y' IIIIiIIIs liohighmn HR thv 1III1Itu III his IIIIIII'iiy. 110 says it I. SOIIIOWIIUFU IIIIILP Summit IIiiI IIIII. IIrcsIIII ciIIiIIIs he IIUVOF did IIII-III MOIIIZ III. any of HIP iIIIIIliIII: HIIIIII-Iy IIIIII-IIIIIIS III' IIIIII. cityi Montv I'IIIPIOII SIIIII- with INN: us a. Mo Ciiilllivill HIIKIIIIIL'I' buL Ihr- 'IkI- soon I'IIuIIIl out that III- IliII IIIII. hIII'It I1 IIIIIIHhIIIIiIIII v.50 III II qu'I- II I'I-u IinIIIIos. HI! IIII I-n IIecaIIIII- II IIIIII'I-I. III' I'IIIIIIy WIIIstII-nlhn: Iivpnrtmcnl, to gut SUUIII'I' with tho IIIII. I111I1 juiImIi Iho 01:133. 01' 1907. III- is It KOOIi rough houser and a burn kIIUF'kI'I Monty IIIII work :1 bluIT to DDIfI'IUOII IIIIII iil' CI'IIHIIIIIV kI-I'ps IIII- PNL es. nrs guessing. I II IIII'IIIDBP III Iho bounty IIIIII, I111II us It IIIIIiIs' IIIIIII Is withoul I111 oquul. wiIh Ihe I-XI'I-IIIIIIII 0f Iinb GIIIIIIIo. Monte is II gIIud fIIIIL- bIIII IIIIIIor IIIIII duos II IIIIic IIIIck IIIIIk 0n the uiIIII. II he dues :13 good IIork III IIII: II-si. III his studies 115 he did in CIIIINOH MIII IIIIIIIIIIIII', hv wIII I-I-rIIIinIy ho II HIIII-ossfui MIII-I M ILTON CHRISTIAN MUM MA HUIIIZ Mechanical EIIgiIIeI ring SzicioLy. A quiet unassuming IPHUIV III' fuw years but of great IIIIIIII. HI! UIIIOI'OII IIur IIIIIIIs n3 :1 Freshnmn Iqu the Harrisburg Academy, IIIIII is 0110 III the few who IIIH'O 11I-I'I-r iilInkeIi III SIJLLI'. lIIIII'I'I'or. IL is SIIIIIP CIIIII-Iuiatiun to hour it rumored that hv ilIIIIImd his i'spnuts SL'YOI'Ill IIIIIPS :It prep school, He was one III IIur VIIHIIIIL II'III'I'iIII's who IIphoIII IhI- glory of '07 in OIII' Snphumom wrestling IIIIIII-II. lie has IIIsn hI'OII II llHH'Il runner I11 his timt, IIIIII III pI'IIsn-III. run run HIP miIII i11 I011 IIIIIIuIes. When Ihn IIIIur Iirst cuw lhu IIIII ho was so struck with his IIDDOIIP- HINT that he decided to lake 1111 MOCIIIIIIICIII II lIgiIiOvIHiIIH with the aim III some day being as big I1 hug :18 IhI- HUI himsoif. However, III present it looks IIIUI h as it he can novvr rise to II. higher position IliUDg this line tiIIIn thIII III Him. 'III o'rI-I . . . lIclIightmI Mcchunicsbu I14 97 98 PENN S Y! NA N I A STATE Ct H,4l,4ICGE LYUNSIIUSSINA COW'm h nss, h'lhrh'. Elvvtrit-nl Enginoming Ssulz 13'. Although small in stature nnd still smaller 1n iulclhwtnu! m-him'muvnl. this rum. mum hum! m lwur tho hyunts of tho pn-n' do- purllnvnt ul Stutv Collogv. lluw he did it is :1 quvslion. Ilis favorin- pnstlmo seems to Lu- pluylng whlst :lml snmklng. living a nutivv 0f Comm wt- ol'lvn wmulvl'od how hi' culno to be so xn-ll :u'quuinlt-Ll ut. Hluonm burg. umll n ph-Luro on tho wull gum nwuy tho sm-rrl, and mm m thv love affairs of 0m- oI' our most illustrious members. When it volume to vlus. slnmlinu there always has hm-n u grvul rivalry lmtwm-n uMus mm Hull Hivhnrt. uvu' sinm: thvy Iirst mmwml hllultly Tudm'k Muss mum. Hmwvur, HMus Inst his t-lnlm In any rowml when he Hrsl. mot Dr. Tutllv, untl sincv thou hm- made :1 nnlm'iuus rwnrd alt, Hunkinu. Notwith- standing all llll'KO I'uillngs, Mus stands 11 guml chamm- of hvlng us good un lClN-lrhml linginvor us th-zlmmI WA: 'rlsk XSMHCI, NICWTON, w r A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . h . . . . , . . . . . . . . . .. Lafayette Nvul, 'WVIIHLV.., ansily HHSU Hull. l. lkm'zvlius Chvmlvnl Snrit'ly. 'W. A. vatun. olhorwisu known as Nam, is u hum luduslriul Chemist hy pl'ntesslun. As n sidv linv hv phlys lmswhull and nlsn has n rop as u Fllllllt'l'. for he has told us all mhlldmitlnlly hmv ho mn lho stl'nkv uur nu thv sqnvi-squush llrv hrlgndu. Thx- nnly time We huw- sm-n him develop much sw-Nl uruund horn is who he sues Swamp mining toward him: It is than that Nout hits it up us if he wvn- going some whore. Nout's 11min :uuhillon hora svmns to ho to have us many nxm-sst-s us porasible without hoing lirml, Whom you sm- :1 follow that H'- mhuls you of mm humlrml and fifty pounds of wit und humor. that h: Nout. Whnn ho gruduuU-s he is going to buy tho Unltml Stulus Lvuthm' Company fur n pluy-lhing. us lhnt ls Hm nnly waxy lhut hx- wlll got, In b0 u lunnory rhvmlst, which job seems to lmvo. un utlrm-Hon for him. LA VII? 00 Iu'II. ICIW'II'II'III LIII'iIII'IIIIIIg SIIIII -II ICII HIIIIO IIOI'I' I'IIIIII ICIII- High SIIIIIII and MIT siIII'I- IIIIs IJI'I'II II IIIUIIIIIIl'III IIIPIII III-I' III' IIIII I'IIIIIIII-I's' I'IIIII. IIIII Ihis AVHIF WIIH IIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIsII' I-II-I-II-Il III'IIsiIIIIIII, Iif IIIIII VII VIII IIII'IIsIIII'IIIIIIIs. III'I'IIIIsI- lll' IIIII IInI HIU' IIII- way I'll' iI' IIiuII SIIIIIIII HIIIIIKIII pII'p IIIII's iIIs. IIIIII III add I. his III III.--, 'IIII juiIII-I IIIIIIIIs WIIII HUIIIIISH IHI'liIIIz IIIIII gm wrong WIIII UHIIIHH 'I'IIIIIII'. WI- shall no! III; on II'iIII Ihir IIIII'III IIIIII II'M W0 iIIJIII'I- his l'I'I-Iinus, IIIII IIIIIIIIII'I III' his :Il'IIIlWI'IIIUIIII WONII IIIIIIIIiI-IIIIIIz, is IIII- snIIliI-I'I with II'IIIIII III- IIII inI- his sII'IiI'II IVIIHP IlI'iIIv IIIK us II IIIIIIII'IIIIIIL I' I- shall Illll I-IIIIIIII'I'- IIIIx IIIIv III his IIIIIIIs Im II IIIiIiIIIII IIIIIII II-sl Wl' spoil his IIIIIg IIIIII IIII IIII I'III. III- III'I'IIH IIII III' PIIII LZI'I III III'IIDI' II IIIIIII IIIs IIIIsiIiIIII, s III his IIIIIII'sIn it is IIIII'II III sIIy WIIII ' is. I'uI' IIIIIIIIIIIIII hv VIIII'I'I'II Ins V ICII-I'II-IIIIII. III- IIIIH II KIWIII IIIIIiIuiII' III I'iI'iI ' r 'I- v--. I-IVIIIIIIs, IIIIII II'I' IIII IIIIDII III I'iIII- II'II- IIII IIiI IIPW IIII-I'II'IIIIII HIIIWIIy IIIIIWUI'II SII'IIIIIL-s aIII - IJI'IIIUIII. JUSICIIII IYAI.'IiIilI NORTON, E A III. . . . . .. ..... ............... MIIIIIII,' NIIIIIII'. HNUUIHI'N. MUI'IIIIIIII'III ICIIgiIIlI'l'iIILZ SIIItiI'Iy. IIIII- bright .IIIIII' IIIlIIiIIIIIL'; in UN yI-III' ISHII IIIIII'II I-IIIIII- IIIIIIII Ihis I'IIIiIh II IIIIIII' IIIIy thI II'IIs I'IIIII-II JUEI'IIII WIIIII-I' NIIIIIIIII. H.IIIIIIIII', HNUUILV,H III' NIIIIIIIIIs, IIs III- is Illlth'lI by his I-IIIss-IIIuIIIs, II'IIIIIII IIIII I'IIIIIIII' II IlIlISIV liIll I'III'I'I'I', us his IIIII'IIIIIS WINIII'II. .sn IIII'y sI-III him In SIIIII' IIII' IIIIIIishIIIIIIII. s1mvii'y- in;r I!I:Il III- IIIIIsI I'IIIIIIII Il I'lJlIIiSiI in Me- IIIIIIIIiI-III EIIKIIIPI'FIIIR IIIIIII-I' IIII- III ... HP IIIIs IIUI I'IIHIUIIIIII lIII- IIIII'I IIIII-II III- IIIIs IlllIl- IIPHI'II III rlIlIllHIIlII IIII IIII- IIIIIIII IIIgIIII IIII' HI V II'III IIIHI III. II liIIII- mud in IIUIIHIIIIII'IIIII' IIII'II'UI III- is III'II-II IIPIIIII singing his IIIIIM IIIIIIII Illt'lIIlIOH III IIiIIIsI-II'. NIIIIIII ' is IIII IIII III'UUIIII gIInII I'I-IIIIII', IIIIII IIIIIII- IL IilIHI'II' IIIIIII. IIIIII'I-I'I I'. III- I-IIIiIIIs IIIIII his I:OIII'I II'IIl IInI III' mm for yours III I'IIIIIl': huI IVII IIIII'II UlIl' IIIIIIIIIs IIIIIIIII H. II' III I-nIII uI'I-y IIIIIIII III :III UIIIIIIIII I'IIIII IIIII's lIUI I;I-I :IIIIIIII III IIIIII. II sIII'I-I-ssI'III I-III'I III' is III'IIIIIII-siI-II I'nI' IIIIIII 0512111 FRITZ Noss. . 1'11 11.1.11-5 PAYN 13 PILNNb Y i Y ANi X STATE COLLEGE li11i1'1-1'si1y 1:11111. 1111-1'11111111-111 1'311g111o1-1'1111: 5111'11-13'. 111 1111' 1111111 111 1111111'1111111111, 111 which iInr- 116111111: is 11 6111111111, 1111-1'0 111-11 11 1'1111111; man who 11111'1- 1111- 11111111- 111 Oscar Fritz N11s.6'. Now 161'112 was 11 1:111:11. Sumiuy Schuui 1111y 1111111 111- 01111-1'1-11 51111.11. Since then he hm: 1:111111111'11 60 111111111 111111.111- 111111 01-1-11 1101111 1111111'11 111 1'111'1'1' 1111111'111's,.6'11y 11111'11 111111 51 111 111111111111 his 11-1-111. Min. 11 11111-1 111111111111111111 1.6 11i.6 inability 111 11111110111111- 11111 114.1114 11 111:1111-r111' 1'1'1 1111i 111111. 11110 11111' 111.- 11111111011 1116111 111-11.1116- 1111 111161111111111- 111 1111.1 1111.6; 111nh1.:111- 111'11111111 1111' 11'11r11 1111-11-1-11,1'I.'1 16' 1111111111111 11111. 111111 111- 1.6 11 1:1'1'111 1111'111110 11-1111 1111- 1:11'16', 1111' .1-1-'1-1111 111111-11 1110111111116; 111 1111- 1:111' .6'1-x 11111'1- 111-1-11 111-111'11 111 1'1-11111111. 1:111'1 111-.x11ss 11111111 111 1115.111111111'11-111 11c 111161111011 1111- l61-1'11'i1l11i 11111111 1101111160 111' 1'11 11i111b1111: 1011111111111 111111-6' 'i'111'r1' 1.6' 11111' thing 111' 111-11111 11'1-1'11111166'111'1- OUTSCIVA'S 111. 111111 11111 i.6' 111111 1111- world will have 111. i1-11s1. 111111 1:.1'1-111 1:11.6' 111'1111111'1-1'. PARTRIDGIC, S X .................... . . . I'hiii. 170111-111- 1611111111111. 1. V111'.6'11y 1611011111112. 3. .111wh1111i1-11l i611g1111-01'ing Such-ly. i'hiliips l'1111y Partridge 11111111111 111, 5111111 1111'1-11 1'1-111:6 111:0, wearing 1111- 111111'1'1'5113' of 11. This 111- 111111 111:11111re11 111111111111 his 111'11111'101101' 1n 11111'51-1111111511111 111 111111 111111-11. We 111111111. 1111-111111n 111111 1111 11115 111511 111111 1116' S :11 $11110. 111' 11111111- 11 .611111 111. 11101-111111, hut 11-11 11111 through 0101' train- ing. l'hii's .6'11'11111: 11111111. 111111-1-1'1-1'. seems 1.11 111' 11-1111 1110 f1111' .61-x. Wht-h h1- 1111111-111'5 111 11 1-i11ss room 1111 is generally 1:11-1'11'11 by 1111' 1111111111111 from 1111'. Pi'UH'SSlII' 111 .6'111111' his 011- 11'11111'1- ticket. 0111' 111' 111.6' 1111111y friends 13 111mm 16111110. 111111 11'111111 111111.91 111111 1'1111 are working 111151-111111' they 111'0 11 pair hard 10 110111. If l'hii 1111111105 1111 11111011 111' 1116 111110 111 his 1110116611111 111 1111,111' 1111- 115 he is devoling 111 1116' 01115505. 11-0 111011111 11 11111.41 111'111111111 1'111111'1- 1111' 111111. W .I LTICR ICI'GIQNIE LA V I It Transit Hub PIII WhI-II yIIII iIIIhIIiIi, IIl'III' IIII'. II lIIIIky fI-iiIIII' with II llIIIIIIII' II'IIik. HHHS l'III.. Illil'IliK IhII fIIil IIIIIl s'III'iIIg he spI-IIIls' his IiIIII- in II slIII-I'olvss JI-I's'IIy, liliiyiiiK ll'lllliSI When W'illlt'r I-IIIIII-s he IIIIIIIIII-s hililm'if 'Alil'HUIIK IhI- box, and studying II liIIIII. The sum- IIIIIr I'III-IIIiIIII SOUS hiIII SiiliHK IIII II high Slnlil in II GI'I'ZIIUF l'iIIshIIrIz IIIIIIk, SITIIU'JIHILI IIIII his' IIWII IIIis'IIIiII-s. During his FI'OSIP IIIIIII IIIIIi SIIIIhIIIIIIIrI- yIIIII's' iII- spent all his IIIIIIII-y IIII' LIIH IIII IiII.- pikv lIIIII'I-cII hUI'l' IIIIIl UUHPTUHN'. 'lhis cur hI- I-ilhI-r lIIIsI II ill'W ilIIIIII- IIr IIIIs' IiI-IiIivd III I:III IIIII III-IIII'IIIIIII lirllclicliIIi. IIIIIl III spI-IIII II liILlI- IiIIII- IIII AIIIIlyIi iiII, is also s'III-I-IIIIIIiIII: iII gluvll IiIIkI'Is'. Inn! has u liI'III IN'Iil'r iII Ihv IIIIIto, HDIIII'I IIilIIII' yIIIII' s'lIIIliI-s' III iIIII-r- fI'rI' wiih yIIIII' I'IiIII-IIIIIIII. PLANIucx HORN ....................... PIIIIIlI. Mining iIIIIgiIII-IIIiIII: SIIIiI'Iy TII lIIIIlI III, Is' HIIIIIU I'IIII IIIiIzht IhiIIlI IhIII ho is In hII PIIIHSI'II II'iIh IlII: YIIIII I'IIIIIIII' lIIIII-h. IIIII yIIII llin'v IIIIIIII- II In isIIIkI- IIIIIIII iIII'IIinIgIIIiIIII WU hIIII- Iiis'IIIII-IIIi LiIIII PIIIII llli'I'Ht'll IhIII, IIIIrIiIIII IIf LI v-IIIIIIiIII: WIIIIIIIIISIIIIII ll'lUill PHIIM'P, 1884, IIIIIil IhII IiIIII- III his arrival III. SIIIIII. HII Olllured IrIIIII IiII- Wi IlliIIIIIs'IIIIII l0 IIrigiIIIIl iIIII'I IIiII IIII iIIII IIiImI his IOUIH- IIIIIII! bought II IzIIiIi IIIiII II' wiiIi IIIIIiI IV'IIIIiy' IhI- II'IIs II' kflm urIIII IIiIh tho lOHllll IhI II II'IIlIIII IiIIIIIIIIIl III Mh-I iIIgI .iIII--I IhIII IiIII II II- hIIs IiiinIIgIIishOIl hiluN'lf by III II'iIII: IIIII- IIf IhI v'IIIIIIIuI-ous '07 MIIIIIIs' IIhII IIiIIIIIIIi AIIIIllI'Il IIIIIl iIVIiIn: Has: His I-hiI i chi III III II h m in IliinIIcIlou ls IhIIi ho IIlIIyI-Ii 0nd in IiII- IIIIIIIIII-I nIlII I in Iiw IlIII'iI rIIIII-imll Kililll'. II'hI-II IhIV Miners iIIIIIII; IIIIII'I- JH'HU lIillNl III IIII iIIkI iIlIIck- IIIIs's. dI'IIIfI II-Ii IhII lu'IiI'I'IIiIIIls II Ihr- $00? or II-.I ,s' II-I. IIIIk' lIIIs IIIIIIgiII IIII IzIII-II IiI'IkIIs' . IIIIIi IIII HIT sum ho IIiii IIIIIIII iII SIHHIK III IiII- IiIIish. l-iittsburg . . . . . W'illiumsport 4? H liiCNNSYIAIiXIA STATIC Ci N.IJCGE CLAuu-zxmc Ricimicx l,iiTTliltllClx', 2' A ll ..... .....i..........i..... I'ultiI-f t'horuh, i'Squiri. ih-rzi-lius i'hvmii-nl SuriI-ty. Urvhvsirui hid 'uu i. i l'U'il'ifJJ H1- i.' i'i'nu iivmlilm. lii-I'im i'uuliiy :il 11-me Ht, uml :is w 1.x iuhlt- lu gt'l lusi, plousn- nulil'j us when you 5w :1 smiling IHIlvhmnu nu lhv i mL-l. i'lun'nm- lirulwn is 111' lhu 0 ho i'tvful lylw. IIHViIIK n vonlnginus :mll spunlunvmlx uul'l'uu' in whivh hv lulws un-nl plunxurv. He in humtivsl whvn liI-klinp. tho ivnrhlsf whirh wv mum sny, lll' i-xvi-ls. 1mm s :1 quivt numrv. hill is :ilu'uys lhvri- wilh Lhi' nmuls, lh- is m-rlninlv u warm hlumlml hwy. ullhuugh hp hus :uhnitivd tlmi um i f: :I livl'llst-Ii grufn-i; hut ht' inuws :1 thing 01' Min nlmul IPI'unzil-tl Pinnnl'ln lh- hals gu urn. Ihi-y living found ill N'vl'y town. :my Gym. in 'vnnW' ' :illhoimh nut vxun'lh :I lm . i Iinim: light inis -ivl.vi i'Pnilx not what you mill l-tIIIt'I'ih-il. hlli hv l'uir itlt'u 01' i'lni'vm-v Ii. l'oitvigvl'. ,. s uur .xpnw is limitwl. Wl' 1mm c-losn by saying thul hv i5 nm- of them- lnlni Chl-misls. I Jhinicxi; POWELL .................. Guinuu, :33 illning Enginvvring Society. Eugen , mmmnniy known us UGlIiHOH, No. lwgnn his mu'liy vurwr in SCHIH'IHI. 'lihv Si'i'unlnn .whnnls wvri- uni gum! onuugh, lu- vulvrml lx'vyslunv Ai-mivluy n:nl WIOH his :imhiliun lwg. II in suur hv i-ulnv m Stair. In iis Suphumun- Your. Pmu-II was :1 illPill- hm 01' I II' 'l'rlumvimli: vxnnpnsml uf hhnm-If, lirnmli'r. nml Hill llml'uln. whivh was or- uamizu hr liu- snlt- purposi- of invvsliuuling ulIu-r i-nilvgus mid v'lllvgo rululugnos. lit with- l-xin-I'it-IIH- Imuh- him i-liuihlv i0 lhix liislingilishmi hmly. Guinvu would lllio U lull: fnnl-hnll. I'nr hark in his l'l'i'll days h was :1 a. nr plnyvi'. o is hnrlm: lhut the rim-h Nllhjm'ls in lhv Mining t-uursv wil :isl unlil Juno. ltm'r. wu-n w vxln-cts in turn his lmt-k m K'UHI'HU iii'v. R izuling Scrnnhm WILMER ClIRlSMAN PUWICK, . . . . . . . . . i. SYDNEY WYON PRICL LA Vlli l'i't-zii-h, Lu l'ir llmii'il. Altoi'nziiv Junior Orzitnln lll-I'Zl'lillr. l'lIi-lliil'nl Sm'ii'ly. l gluiu'i- ill llll' :ii'i'niiuliiiiyiim plmmgl'uph will l'UlIVllll'l' you :it mii-v lhul lllt' suhje-t'l of this ski-li-h. l'ivlui'ii-lmf :llliIH 'llli'mivhf illlllH ll'mm lhv imiguw ni' his nmlhvi'l Wil- mi-r, is 0114- ul' llll' hululmmii- llltlll nf lElIlT. llis rui'ly lm'lis. illl'x'vi' I'nnihmll. his lll ll iih i':-ii' minplvxiun hnvv ull t'llll 1 him mm 01' llll' mus! :illl'ui-lin- liiilii-H' lllt'll lll'l Slulv Iiiis ml'i' llll'lll'll nut, llv is unn- nl' lhuw luvliy lllllll'lllllzllh' whn i-zin m-L lln'migh Sliih- Mlhzuu :i. llnnk, and :il llll' sumo liinv m-wi' study. lmlwml. lmzl ymu' Ilu- l'm-ully liiulvr llu- ilii'w-Iinn ur Illil Swamp ilvviilwl to 1055 m'ui' :i Wil'livul Si-lmlui'shin in Wililil-i'. llv Hinght it on llm lly :iml luix- hm-n riding on its wings vvi-i' sliivv. lhw-nvh3 rhiisI-ii pmfi-mimi is Jt-i'ling, Iml iii nrilc-i' Ill Iii'miili-n his llllllll mid to kw-h him from lhinhiiig nl' lhv girls ton much, hs failhvr plau'ml him under Swuiiip's proli-vtiug wing, :iml mm ho hUIll'S In g:- ll'o i-nuld llI'W'l' sve vnmlgh imlusli'v ln Prom'h in llllllx'l' him suri-vssful, bill will hupv l'ui' thi- hi-st. :r: 7 7 5' llllilly linliiicm lGll-l'lrii'ul HllKllll'l'l li'uullmll : I. 1, ' u. inn Sm-il-ly. Cullvge Sydney Wynn Pl'lt'll. holli-r known to llh us llllilly nuni'v, i-nmv lltlrl' l'mlii Hl'llflll'll, . . hy p' .i. PAL, :illt-i' halving losl, llH his hnii nu: through lhv Innis nl u Si'llllnl iiiustt-r. llillv ininit-ilizitvly pri-svim-il llllllh'l'll q l'aiiiilidallo or the fllnl'bllll lx-mn whvi'i- ln- l :1 My in l l.' mix! yi-hr if lllil'li i-Imugh. -7 v: 1. I'll 141-1 imitl gI'ill' ilungvrnus in full umlvi', imtvil fur his KllllAllzlll lilui nmm-uvvrs. vizilln Ilml lllllv. l' l :I n l l'nntv-hull llvlil lu- ls :i mnuntuin lo nlnvv and is osm -i'l:illy n- wvrv hut llll'PO sizus siiiulli-i'. mmhl innki- :lll oxvi-llvnl. i'unniu: .t . 'lllulily 'l'Iuiiii', tn whum ' 'i'viihjxl rillllllK if hv awn In shim- l'nrlh n squul'o :iwuy. ' . push d Lhi'mmh Wm: that his plum- ul' rvsitlini'v haul in hv i'hzinm-il m1 um-mmt nf tun llllll'll muuh l i . SlldllPNI tllsm'm-n lllllv hus PVi'l' llUllH' llL'ht'hl :mihllloii is :ippurrlilly m hw-nnu- llll Hlvvli'imil lCiiuiiit-vr, hut slum hv llllllkl'd mil llll trying in v'inih :1 lvlvphunil polo nl'li-r having rvml ownslilwzihli- llivni'y im lhv suhi l h W. I IS ruiiini'uil lhzit ho llih' :u-cnlilml :1 job K'lllllllR .xlutimis nn llll nm-un 'nvr. licdford 103 H 14 PUNIHCRSON 11.119'11. 1 -1N1-1 STA'I'IC COLLEGE AVERY 11.11.9121; -I- 'l'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tunkhannock 1'1111. A991 .9'111111 .11111111g1-r La 1'11'. 1'111.9'.9 1-11111b1111 T191111. l. 111u.9'1111-.9.9 11.1111111-1' 811111' C11II1'giun, .3.' A 11 -1'111111- .111111111' 01'111111'. 11:11-1'1r1c111 1311 1:1111-1-1'1111; .9111-11-1 1' 1111111-1'9'1111 Au'i'y 1111i111-y, 111111-1'1-1'11411 111101111 11.9' '1111 111' '1'111111111-1'111119 111'11'1111'11 1.11111- 111111-1- .9'1-1-1119' 11111.91 1111111'11111'11111-. 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Philipsburg 1'1'11'. ' 1111.99 11111111111111 '1'1-11111, 1. 011111-1119, 1911111111111 'F1-11111. 1. :3, 1:. . 111111; 1-21131111-1-1'1111: Society. '. 1'. 111-000. 111-1101' known 11.9 Varsity 1.9' 11111- 111 1111- 111-.91 1111 around 1111-11 1n the 0111.919, 111- 1.9 11111- 111 1'1111111 ' 11190111108. 111111 1.9' 111111111: 11101-111111 1111 1111- 91110. 1'111'9 9i1y 1'11111119 111111 111' 111'1111-11 111115' lwu works 111111 11111'1111: 111111 111111- 111-111 1111-, 1111911111.:1119111-11 111191111111 11f 111111'111-1' 1111111111-1' in 1111- 111911111-1'1' 911111111. 11'111-11 111.9 911111111 W119 1-111. 11111 111' 1111- G11 1'11111111-111iv1- 111'111 111.9 1111111'9 11-11. 11111, 111- 01'- gnnizml 11 11111 1111.99- 111191111111 1'111'119 111111 r-c 1:1-11'1-11 11111111'111111- 1111-11111111.A.9 11 rough T 111111911 111- is 1'1111111-11 11'1111 1111- 111-91. 1'31 9111' 1.9 11 1111-111111-1' 111 1111- 111-111111' 1-11111 111111 11'111-11 111- 141-19 111111 111'111111 1:1i11 working. 1110 111111199 1'11111 1091.91 111111. 1111011 1119110111111; 1111- 1111111'11 1'111'1111'1' 111 111-111'1'111111- with 1.111- .111111111' .111111-1'9' 111- 11119 1:1'1-1-11-11I wi111 1111- ex- 11111111111011: 111111110111 19111111 lleecv! 1'1- 11-1-1 1'1'1'111111 11 11 111111111 9111111' 111111 11 1.111011 11191111911111 11111111 for 1111311111111. 1'111'1111y will 111111111 11 9111-1-1-991111 111111111: 1-311gi111-121'. LA Yili CHARLES HICKIIIAN REID, JII., B 09 II. UiIIIriIIy. i'iiliiiiI IIII i'I'I' HUNHI. Mining ICIIKilIm'l'iilg Bo- I-iI-t3'. if you I'U'P svn II I'III'II II'IIIII'iIII: II inuk 01' Clliliiliviit'i', you I-IIII b0 IIssIIIIIIIi IhIIt thv pIIssI-ssur is Mu itI-id. IiI- is one of those iIIIis I'I'IIIII HIP sIIIIIky I-ity, He does not USU tho WI'WL iIIII WiiUll 3'IIII try to smoke him out III' his mum his llliit'i IiI-IIII-aIIIII sIIIiIiIIIIi3' hi'l'iliiH fIIIIIh in II SIIII'I-ssion 01' Words, I'III' WHFM' IhIIII Illi' iilplll H! III II IIIIII-iIiIII- gun. iiI- iIIIs II IIIIIIIiII for taking piI-IIIIII-s IIIIIi HIP H'Nlllis lI-stifv in his IIbii- il3'. WI' IiII ilOl. kiiIHi'. iIIIwI-I'I-I', Wiivliii'i' or IIIIl ii is his imv fIII III-I' I'I-II IIIIIIIIII iII-IIIII3' thIII hIIs IIIIIII'Ii in his I-HIIiiIIIIIIII lhII IIiIIItII- ngIIIhs III' sIIIIIII3II III' lhI- iIIiI' I-x. .iu ninrs :Il'l' I-sIII-I-iIIliy IIIIIIIIi nt- lhI-ir IIIssiIILI IIIIIi i'IIIII'iiIV' is IIII IIIiI-III in this IIII. 3V0 I- iiI-I'I- IiIIII IiII- IHI III- Ins mm 01 the main fIII-IIII's iII IVIII'IIiIIK Ihv i'IIsI HiiiI-I: illilillli'is tiI-s III I-slIIbiish iIIIliviIiIIIIi huxvs. Iiv triIIIl to gel in IIIIIIIIs 0H MiIII-I'olngyi i vaII' IIIIIi Ili'iVI' 01 mo NIIIIIIIy PI'IIIiiII: CIIIIIIIIIII3'. hIIL it is not iiiII'iy that in: Will My IIgIIiII III hI'IIt IiII- IIII. si. 'ii'vlv. lcll'vll'itill l'IIIgiIII-I-IiIII: SIIIiIII3'. HCI'P IIII hIIII- ilit' hiIIIiI I-3I-Il iIIIi IIhII !lrsi us! his shining 'III3's ' in HIV S'IIIIII3 iIIIIIi Ul iIIII'II itiI-n. Polo's illllh'v iUnKIIU is Spanish am! it iinws from his lips as iiIIIIIItiy 11s II sum: from iiiil3' I'Vi'lIili'VS. liidUIid, th'n l l'vlisi' gI-Is iill' iI-IIsI bil PXI-iimi ' hI I hiIIIsI-lf out of HM! liiillvliily h3' ' IIIIi'IIiI' IIII-IIIIs. WiIIIII hv IIIIs II HH'IHH' HIP iiIIlIIIiiIIII IIIIIl WIIs iII llililillK nf I'II-ruils, hI- II'IIIIIiI-I'I-Ii IIIII- IiII3' I'lilliiIlIIlIIiS wmo not heI-IiI-Ii, thought ho sIIIIII II'IIiiIIIII IIIIII, he had hIII-II giving his I-IIIIIIIIIIIIIls in Spanish. i'IXtI' hIls il IIIIIIII'III iIIsliIII-I for working II. IlI'IIII. l'SIHWiI'IHy With Ihv l,ilir'u who I-IIII sIIOIIiI I-lIiII-II FrI-III-h Ol' SIIIIIIish but In Ilis IIIIIy hv found thIt ' i'IIl ' V IIIiIi spank IIL-iIhPI- Iii lilI-sv so that ti'PUiI' WIIs :IIHI IIIIIL II! HIGH: - wiIII V'II'iU HIHIIH'HPII tII IIIiII: IIIII shuroz; in the ill'W IIIiIiiIinn In tho I'hI-IIIistI'y ldlhiil'il- Inry. No is It I-IIII-nt IIIVUI ni' Iho iIliI' sex and III'IIIII wnIIIlI-I's whvihur ii IIIIys him III I'liilfilillv his work how in I'nilvgln when .2. IIWIIiliIII; ills :Il'riHli iIItn Ihc IIIItsiIiI- wnI'lIi, ....... ............ .... SIIII Sebastian. 105 Pittsbu 11.: Puerto Rim m6 JIIIIN CALVIN RITCIIICI', 1'1INNSH X NNJ XS ST WI COLLEGE 1,I,m'II l,iCS'i'IQR RICHART. . .. .......... ..I. ..... ....... . .. RI'II. HilliIliIIy' lCiIIIIlI'iIIIII iIJIIIziIIIIIII-ing SIIIIiIIty UIII- III'lIII'IIIIIIII iII SIIIIlI-IIIINII'. l'III'J. Pruxy V iIIIIII'II lIIIIIl IIIliIiIIg In ilIII IliI'IIIIliIIII IIf LII- IIIIIIII. IIIIII wiIIIII IIIII ilill'ii I-IIIIIII in view 111' Univ liIIIi Iiliing IIII 1111' front 50:11 IIxIII'IIssiIIg his I'iIIII's IIII hlliijlil'is in mm I'Ixi Al III:II IiIII-I 11I-II II'IISIIIIIIiII; 1' 0111 iiiUllilSr 1IIII'I: III IIIIII-II i'i'iili, IIIIIi siIII-II tIIIIII iiiIH bur I-IIIIIII I'IIIIIII'IIIIIl fur the 1IIIIII'ly IIIIIIIIIIII' iII Wiiil'il iII- I'llll'l'S iiIiU II11 IiiSIIIIssiIIIIs. 'liIII Wiih IIl IIIIII IiIIIII II lI-iIIgIIIIIIh IIIIIII'IIIIII', :IIiIi lIIIII is tlIII I'IIIIMIII II'1IiII1I 1II- IIIlI'IIIIIII-s us NliiiiI'ii'lll IIXIIIIIuI, I'IIII sIIIIiI'iIII: iIllIII-lIIiIIIIl iIJII- giIIIIIII'IIIII. iiII IIIIs IIIII'III' t'iiilRili II liIIIIiI. IIXI-IIIII in History. :IIIIi liIIIi IIIIIIIIi reIIIIsiIIII I'IIIIIIIIII-Ii wiIIIIIIII. liil' illii'ifiiiIM' III' II IiIIIIiI iilIkIIl. IJIIII's iIII.:, IIIIII winning II'IIy lIIIVI- IIlwIIyx glut- iIiIII iiI'st IIiIII-I- iII IiIII 1II-III'ls 01' liIII IIIIiiIIs. 1Iul lIII IIIIIiIIIs 11IIIy IIIIII IIII IIiiiIII, 1'IIir IIIIIl filiN'. ilis illlibi IIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIilI'1IIII'IIIIIIII'isiicn' III'II his IIII'LIII :IIIIIIIlitII,1Ii. 'lel' l'uI iIIIIIIix, IIIIII his fussing. ilis IIIIII 1 :II1IIIIIIIIIII; l'IIIIIItIIr is that. ho III-I'III' hillOiiIIN IH' MVIIIII 1IIIIIIisIIIIIII I'IIIII-, IIIIlIiII hIIIIIu Hiiiii'il. l'IIIIIIlriII II1 11 IIgiIIIII-I im:I SIII-iI'ly. IIII YI'II iiIIIII III HIIIIIi. 1. HI II Huh. 2. SIIIIIIkI-II .lIIIIiIII HIIIII How it is. 111nm lilin I'IIII think 01' it 11 I'HHIU 10 us .II I'III'y iIIIIxIIIIriIIIII-IIIi lIIIi. LIIII IIIIII' knuws sn illll I1I11'III i III'IIII thinks it Inighl bI- II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII 1110 '1 IIIIIIwIII tIIIIIIIy liIIII snIIIII IIII . ilII IIIiII'IIIi Nlil 111 III IIIIIIIII' IIII liIII lIIIIIIIIIs iimi I'Iml-imli IIIIIIII, IIIIII Pup go! IIflIIII 1IlIII. iIlli us John IiiIl IIIII II'si h in 1IIIII1 nut 'INioiillii'.' Iiil' IiIII' iiIIIIIl Pop s AiiIiIIiiII SI' iinlur IiIIhIII simply us IIIIII Iii IiIIIIIIIs ilIIwiIII's.' iiiill'll 1II- 1IIIIIIII1 into IiIII IIIIIiiIIs i'ilililgc' IIIIIi lIIIIiI $01110 iI-II-I-I'IIIIIII, iiillliilil. his way IIIIi Lhmuuh liIII IIIII-II wiIIIlIm 1 s POIISOII I'IIII IIIII, going through IiII I1IIIII' IIIIs liIIII iIII IliIi IIIIl I'III'II III hIII-IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIi IIillI Miss iiI-IlifIII'. 'i'ilt'ii .1II11II and Prior IrnssIIIi swords. IIIII II'II IIlIIlsl, WIIH, liiiiii .IIIIIII S 111 sIIltio liIII lml John is fIIIIIilI' innking l'III'I'III-Ii III IIIII iflnil'ill'ii'lii 111 p lICXi I'IIIII'. bo- I-IIIIsII 1III I-1IIiIIIsI 11: It 11. III I1: III 1 hIIIII liIIIIlICI' Is ' IIslII. i111 I-I'i I111 Iiglil thmuzll. 011' ii 11V is II ItIIIl fur liis hilliiiiiK Z; iloomsburg HUT AIR . C79 LA VIIC LICUNARU Cum: RITTICNHHl'Slf, 2 A Ii. .. . 1:111 Mw-hunivnl Ilngimvrilm Surit'ly. Although smm-limw lleHYll m hAHIH', this is nnl 111v Anni! llilln-nhuusu uf Sunday In'wspzllu'l' fume, hut lmnmnl Univ, llw hu- man phmmgruph. fl'um Srrunlun. u liHJ- luwn ulmut lm-nty miles from Willu-slmrrr. is usually kumvn :u Hill. hut wll mmv to you if yuu mll him '19imu-xun. nx' 'W'hinlgxz Anynm- um sw whvl'v lw 1:;th tho IlilllIU 01' ' 1' invwgun. Inn whm't- W'hiuey mum's frum m' haw m-w-r hm-n uhl- h llglln- out. Hill mm luv u hill'tl xlllIIMH if 110 wiHu-s. am! usually tlum :1 lat wishing lwfnl'u t-xmns. llq- is taking Mm rhunicul l'Inuinm-ring but In' svunh lu haw- hvvn l'lll nut for u dt'lllirvl. l'nl' tln- lh'sl, tluy 1n lhv lllill'hilll' shun. ln- Iurl- I'uurlI-MI tvolh nut ul' llw lmvk gvm' of u Iulhv. Wt-IL whuh-w-r you lnkv up Hill, muy il lu- In, hvux'ivr lhnn lhnt font of El inch 511ml shun- lng whivh llguml uul us m'iuhizn: llw pounds. .IUHN S'nuk'r anc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..... . UPuvh. lkvy. In: Viv Hmu'd. 'Hn-spiuns. Elw-lrh-ul En- ginwring Sm-ic-ly. John. us M't-ryhmly knows, mmu-s from lhv vlty ul' MllHinhurg whvl't- hu gl'mluuh-d from 1110 High Svh'ml with grunt lmnm's. l'nlikl- lln- rvsl 01' NW Millliulvm'p; nwmlwrs ni' '07. ho is quivt, nlmlusl, W'SK'I'VNI. and M good mum! hnbils. His 0110 great ml; I'nrlum- is his nllinily fur lhv uil'la Allh'uuh .lnhn is u :44an Ilghhlr hl' mI-t his 'WVHIIW- llm when he Hl'lu-k ' l!:1hly in Sulll Ht-olnviry. hut llkv ull RI'PiIl Hl-m-rnls lH' lurnvd Hnf tlvanlv into u must. gloriuus vic- Sinm- llmt Hnu- ln- ham lawn a shining viplv uf ln'. Slm-lu'r. Puch. us HlH'tiW' mulls him, duhhh-s smm-whut in photography. and Wu minim! Ilvny lhut hls wurk is m lim- quality :u' snmv at tho lmll'at'mus 1n lhls book will show. .lolllx s duvminn m thv muthvmnlivnl dt-pnrlnu-nl. m'l-lxhudowml 11h Slulo spirit :1 litllo at first but 110 11:15 hll'm-d mu m bv u shining vxumplv nl' Smtv Sland- urd. 107 . . Scruntun . . . MiHlinburg 108 PL NNSYLYANIA STATE COLLEGE losnvu EUGENE ROOT .......................................... icllwood livizo. Clnss Pl'UHilil'lli. l. Munngl'r Haws Foot hull, L'i Mmmgvr Int Vir'. lhuul, l, 13, F. 'Prunsil Uluh Rum. ht'ltvr known :15 i'llmilzuhuhf horn :il Ilollwumi wlwro ht- graduated from the High Si-huol. Fooling within hinmi-ll thul. hc- wus hnmllczippml ix his limited kmm'lmlnv :ind r'umundings hv vntured Stut- with than Prl-p hum-h 0f '07. Ho hus a wry m'l'vrliunnh- Imiurn n5 is shnwn by his humorous trips to visit. hls Auntt'n having stayed hero ull um- sumnn-r vui'uiinn 1n lll'tll'l' lu hv near 1101'. Holly is wnll liked. has many friends mid. in WM 01' nll his gum! quulilivs would rvuuin- Illlll'i' spum- thun wv run ullnw him, He wus uur l'roshnmn pri-si- dvnt ziml nilhuugh hr Km. :L :4an dose 01' Hu- swollml limit! :11 than Iinm ho umuitti-d himself right i'nyailly. Although sopho- morv i'oot-hull tviun lust wu don't. hold that ugainst. him :1! nil. HP is n, rout. shurk in his clnssvs nml will vun yuu gums 1hr. hvllh WILLIAM ICRNST RUDER, A E d: .................................... Roscoe Willio. Junior Hunqut-t. lClt-ntriuui En- gineering Sm-in y. The ii'si Hllthlllii' rm-urd ul' Williv ii' 22. INCH. As it is :i hlrlh r'ortilhrntu prvsunmhly ho was hurn at m :ihnut, lhuL liim- in Sinclulnlv. Wush, 00., Pa. Slm-v thvn hu has ust-d my u K'llHl Hon! 0 his spare iilllU in gnilu; Ln svluml l's plnnms frmn ho lmscuv High School and .v A iiil'Ill Enginvi-rinu at 111.1 svhnnl ho lmd ii unnv n .'l.i v lh- ' nut gim-mllx kmmn .Ix Ml .im ul Hill hill as I'll Nu Williv iHi'I n hm! l'iy l is. iu- nvur saw him in Jail. though you in. lnrx sonn- lhing of h n mu :Isi iim uhnut thv Hur. lishu L: H! Mllii- nlm .1 in uumim nn tint hmmux Iilw- iivul f Ill lvuni and he mid Huh Imuh- :1 fast p.11! ll ihv H'nu-I I ha ht- hunm nf Izmn' th V tini- piloi i l I Innis hit 01' lilo . n0 l'nv s 4 a: 1 -. r 5 IA VJIC 109 ! 1w m ALLISUN R USSICLL .................................... hirfrcttstown LPIIKULV. Cluss St-t-rvtan'y, l. Ht-i'zc-lius Cht-micul Socioty. lim'gt-ttsmwn is tht- hmnc of this spt-ci- nwn nlld he Informs us that HPlllSlllll'p: is x gxx Hour iiul'gottstmvn. Lengthy was actually R1. W awake when this picturi- was takvn :11- I though we have never suvvm-th'd in tilirlim: K! X huw Ilt' ltvpt awake, I unyunc uw-I' wants KR to know hnw hurti Junior Clll'illiHi.S huvv to O F i h At grind, hv should go into Ll-ngthy's FOJIH h u2 a i, 9 7 C E? f' C3 ubout 7.30 15 M. if lw vun't bu l'uuml in C CJ 0 q I l f !t his own bed he's sure tn lw t'numi in h'Oillt! i C j J i mm vlsv's. iiix t'nvnritt- HOHK ls Plvnm- U0 Wuy uml lot Mt- Slvvp. liv was out t'rvshnmn sct'rvtury but it has hcun suspuch-d by :1 gumi nmny thut tln- lmiut box was stutt't-tl, Although ht- m-igih only uhnut Hit pnunds in his huri- vxistvnw u- pluywl u grunt gumu nt t-t-Iitnr fur tlu- Junior Cht-m- ist's t'nuttlmil tmun, showing I'Yl'll smoothvr hL-miwurk thnn tmhvn, :u'y stnrtnd in us :1 Civil but Fl't'tlliit i4 -:1wny-Mnsus hmk wus murv than his m-r mi ho vhunizwi l-x Ullvmislry. Unuss thtI puny rum-h m-ur liurgn-ttxtmvn requirr's ton murh of his :tttvntinn, hv'll ln- um- Hi the franks turned out :lnlllmlly hy Swamp. MARTIN CURLIS SAL'DLICS .................................. Mclx'ccs Rocks uSillltlil't' t'htss 'lVH-usm'ur. l. lvllm'trit-nl Engineer- ing Sm-it-ty. 0m- vnn soil by gazing un Hit' muutvnzuuzu pux'ti'nyt'd ummsitu thnt tht-n- ms bl't'li :I ronmm-v in this young mnnis lift-i 'Phnt pvnsiw- luuk shows that hv is Hluwly but surc-ly rwm't-ring t'rmn u wnumi illiiit'lt'tl by n Wililllt'l'iIlK thu't from Htipitl's huw. VViIh- nut. joking hnwvvor Sumiiv is quitu a man with lllt' mem-n nmi tiu-y turn us nuturully tn him as tiuwors turn tn illl' sun. An A 1- I a; i h i 1' . I mt-mht-i' ul' tlu- iiFuI-l. lung iil' shnwwl his ??I .5 i inl'uwoss on that im-nmruhlv Spring morning I v in 1905. I'ur whlh- tht- ntlit-r mun hl'hl tht' hum! ot 'thu stairs iH' hvld tho closet dtmr Hrmn thu insith-i. nml urgml his cmnrudoa on right vnliuntly. Suutly is not of u very ' l. , I ' N . stlttliuus nutun- but Im nmlmgt-s to Hunt :ilon: Ht '5 spiffln 1o mccojuln with '07 nml t'unnin-st of all always in full OH +hg radlaafolhfd drive standing. +he feachcr G-WB' g' 1111 PENNSYLVANIA S'IXXTIC COLLEGE FRANK 8.111111 5111111111211, 111 K 2.. ...................... Luck 112111011 Ginny. 1'311-1-11'11'111 lCngiIH-I-I'inu 5111'11-15'. 1-11'111111 is 11 1:111111-111111111111'. 11111111y youth 1111' 1 . Dc. 11111y 111- 51-1-11 11'11111 1111- 111-1-111111111113'1111: 111111t11- 1111111111. 111s 111111111 is 111 1.111-11 Haven, 11 111111- h 1 11111-11 111 1'1-1111-111 111-111153'11'1111111. '1111111 1115 11-11511 111 11111111111 i highly 111-1'1-111111111 is 01'1- 111-111-1-11 113' 1111- 1111111y 111111-14 111- 01111-115 which Ll 111-1- 11111-1- 111111-1- l111111111'11us 111111-11 111111 11y 111111 1111111 1111011 111111 by 1111111111-1', 115 111- 111111113 111 111 1111111 1111 wilh 1111 1-x111111111111111 111' 1111- 11111111. 1111111113 is 1-1111 '111-11-1-111-11 by 1111 11' 1'1-5is:1111l1- 1111111111215 1111- s11-1'11. 111 11111 he 14 11111'111'5 111 11 51-111iw1-1111111111s1- 5111111 1111111 111111111 111- 111-1-1151111111115' 111111111'115' 111 $11, 1111 111111 1'111111- 1111111-1-1 1111 11111- 111' 1111-51- 1111111111-11111115 111- 111111111 11111151-11' :11. S11111- 111111 1111111 111'1-11111115' 111151-11 11s 111:: 11;:11111, 111-11 111- lmx- nu 111111111-11 1-1'1-11 51111-12 111111 11115 5111-111 1111151 111' MS 111111- 111 1111- 111-11g1111'111 1111111 111' 111111. W11 511111111111 1111111- 111- will have 1111111111-11 1111'11111-111111; 11'111-11 11111' class 11-11111-11 $111111 11111111,;11. 1.1-:11111'111111112X 13011011111111 NSilsf' 11111111111131, 1'111111-1111111111 111-1'711-111111 1'111-111111111 S111-1111y. 1V0 111'1- 1.:11111 111' 1111- 111111111111 11f 111111111111 1111: 111 you this 111111111113' 111111-111111111. u111-1- 111:111y 1111. 11 11111111; 1111' 1'111-1111511'3'. 111111 11111-11 110 is 11111 1111111111: 111:1g1111111-s 111- 11'111-11 111! mm. 51111111. 111' 11111' 111111-1' 111-1111111111 1111111-111111 111' 111-11'1-s 111111 1111- 1113'511-1'11-s 111 11111-11115'11'1: 11111- 0011111111 1111' 511-111le Is 0111- 1'11 l'11-111's 5111115. 111111 111m follows 1-11151-11' 111 Sw11111py'sH 1111115111113. 111- 1-1111 always 111111111- 1111-s1- s11111-1111-111s 111 1111.1' 11111'1'1-111 11111g11x1111', so 111- 511,121 111114111115 111111111: 1111 i1111x1111g111s111 1111111 11111111 1111' 1111-11111111'1- 111-1-11111113' 11:15 1-1 111111111111- 11111111 1111115 1111111 11 1.111115 XIV, Sits 111'1-111111111111'3' s1-111111 1111-11111 111111 111 5111111111 111- 1111 1111110111 11111 1-11111-111- 1111- 11111 1411 1111111y 111'1-1111s. 111111 111- is 111-111 1111sy 1-1111111:;11 1111.1111111 111-1'1'111'1111111; 1111 1111- 11111111111111 111' 1.:1'1111 111111. 111- 11111111111151 111 111111' 11 111111- 11-111111 111111 1111 1111- 11:11'1'1111' 111-111111111111111 1111111 111111 1111111. Al'lvr 111-11111111111111 111- will 1111 11111111I 1111151111 111 111- 1111- 11111511111111: 11111-111111 1111- 1111- United $111105 511ml 11111111111111111111. LA Y I 1C LYMAN CHAMBERS SIMNK. . .. 'l'l'mlsil Club. llvully iI' wv hul study tlw vxprt-ssiun 0:: lhls I'm-v mly ntlll-r Ilt'N-riptlull Ila 1.! MN vlnu'uvlvr :Iml Iluhils zm- muu-rlluuus. 'l'hl; wnwrx'ulin- lnul; was nnl :lH ummirwl 1n Uvnlrv t'nunly. but 15 nu doubt. lhp rvsull, ul' much 1100p thinking whih- h-au-hiug u muntry :whuul m-zu' Idnlmul his nutiw- lllllln'. Whl-n MuHu-x' dril'tml inIn llm Ilrnugllting mum ul' Hm l'l-nnzl. Slvvl Cm, 1110 HleI-x'ill- tvnxlvnl :Il unm- saw in him :1 mun n' nu-un axlIiIlly Hllll m:nh- him :1 discipln. 'Elsiv slum pznw wny In his th-sirv I'M 11 highvr wlumtinn nlnl vntn-rml SluLI- whvrv lu- hm; hm-n taking IIUllI nl' thingu :ln :1 dry spnngv lnkvs wulox', His. gl't-IIIOHL :u'hlluo mvul without :1 llllllht was 1110 tlvrix'nliun ul' Shunk's nn-lhml fur uumputinx srliditiI-s nl' vnrlh work. Tim Ilnul hmnulu was :1 ynnl wlxlu zmd n fun! lhivk nml slunnml llw whuiv Sl'vlillll. As :1 vivil x-nuinm-x- UVl'Il m-vzltcr things ul'v m 1w L-xpt-vtml uf him, C1mm.1-:s SAMUEL Snoruuucu ................... ............. lN-nstv uSlHIiO. Ellwll'ivnl Engim-I'rinu Sm-irl '. 'I'Iis 15 u grunt sl-m'inwn, nnut Why is Un- rmwm? Thai. is tlu- qu s vv ; sump l is Irish knowing that his hil'th-plnm- is Milllinhurg, Whv hnnu- uf Hu- hutvh. wv d ':m' ntln-r 00m vluxinns. 'nu wnuld nu inmuinv from llu- umn-urunm' 0r I1i:: iImm-vnl Innking lzul Hm! lu- H Shm-y, nnv ul' .um lrh '5 olly I'llm-lrivuls wlm mu haw. on l'rlw's uulllm'r ' Io uHuin thv lwiuhl uf only our font in nhh- In mmmm' Hm lmniI-s nn u- :u'ln, 'I'vnslv mmw m mullvgo In l'1't'l'IVI' :l Innrv i thurnuizh t-durutinn nlulu: Hull 11mm 1 - am :n'l whivh should lw fully IllilHIl'l'1'd fun- lcanL: ' v m N :m-, but lhvru :1le u mI-Inuriul us an extension In lw Hlt-mlt' 1,:le lli.x hn ' ' ., HWs-ll l'll hl- gn In llu- mill. nml Wiy mun. Vv'll lmn'z- you now In guns. the 1-1-5! 01' Ill:- trials 01' this rhurnvlvr. Enhzmt M immbur;r IIJ PENNSYLVANIA STATIC COLLEGE WHMAM ALLEN SLATER. . . . . . . .l A M HS AR N 15R SMALL . Hllill. hick, Slntv. Clubs Sm-rvlury. LL 1.11 l'ir llnurd. As- .sislnnt Munugvr Slum r'ullvyian, 2.. Slwuknr .luniur lmnuuot. lh-rzvlius thmicul Saciexy. 'I'hv Ilrst romm'k hoard nlmul. Slnlvr after 110 munv t0 mllt-gv wus mmlo hy lizittvrsz Only funvy. Mr. Slutvr knows nmrv ulmul birds lhun I do! This was lhv lwmnulng ul' :1 drug than sl-rvwl him wvll. lllll'l' in the yI-ur, hut whvn hv hm-umn- :l mphmnure, tln- n-hzmu-tm' of lhv rvmurks HHHII' uhuut him vlmnm-d gl'vutly. Whvn tlw faculty wvro trying to Ilml mll whn m'lml :LN' wnllb ing duII-zulvs :md dislurhum-u ruisvrs, their llrst quvxtinn ulwuys wus: How nlmut. tlmt, mun SIulc-r'f Hill duvs nut, look uhsont: mimlml. but one full, :1! olw-tinn time. he had slu'h :1 lner nf Im-Inm'y tlult .lm'k Leela lmd 1n lI'lI him that lw was born in Janu- zlry. INHJ. llv nmsl Imw- oxpvl'immml n, t-llungl- ul' spirit 1m! summer, fur in llw full ho vulm- lmL-k m srlmnl vlmngml from tho wihlusl, Wil'kl'diwl. mph'mmru imagin- nhll'. lu :l tlignillml. slunliuus .luninr. 'l'runsll Club. Small hails from Nl-ln'usku. '11., but he is :Ihuul lhv only pvrsnn :IL Stutv whn knows whvrt- Nebraska is, ullhmmh 1v says they huvu u hlucksmhh shop there ' 5': thy hnvc. Arm'r is one nl' uur Inhvrilml mvmhurs, hav. ing mum to us in our Sophmnurv your from Allvghl-ny Unlin-mn We dnn't know why he lnl't Allvulu'ny tn vnlm- hvrv but some at us think In- gut lh'ud; Hlis of cnmrsn 1m 0 nivs. Although hl' is Snmll 11v is smncwlmt ul' :1 wrapper nnd is KUIH'l'llHy Johnnie on Iln- Spur wlu-n il cmm-H to 011155 ufl'uirs. HP is :1 member nf tht- famous '07 Transit Club mu! , 011 110 level Wu think ho is w-ry I'lllhllsillhlhr nhnul bving tlu- mun hm hind thv mm at its momlmzs. 110 was also n plnyt-x' un the Civil fumblmll toum. Arnox' nlul-m't liko ln-umn's dynnmos any ln-llvr than the rest. of tho ' Clvlls but says lw slmlios it just. to keep up ummuruncus. W0 nll xmmlvr wlxut him 0 u clmimnan Arm-r will make wln'n ho grnws up. Varren Nebraska LA V117. 113 BRYCE ALFRED 81111111.. ............................... . ..... New Albany CHARLES 1113111115111 11111111. Orchnstru. iGiectl'icul iCnginoerlnn Society. Bryce is one 01 1.11111. 111-1-11t1-1i bunch of preps 11111111t whom 111- u111111-I'1-1l when we 111111 111'1'11'1111 at State. 110 11: 111111 111 HPri1-e's 111111111 1'11111111' 111111 11 11111111 simh-ni. 111- is usually 11111- 11L 11111 1111-1115. bzll'r-iy 111 time. 1111' classes. 111111 working at high 1111-5141111: 1n the 011211111141; when the 011101 foiiuws an- 111 bed. 111111'1 1111111111d0rst111111, 1111111 1'1'11111-1'; he 11: not grinding 1111 the 111110, 111: 11101'1-11' 1111111; not begin anything until 1111: 11151 111111110111. 1111 1111111011 muny 11 111mm. 111 11111111i1411t 1111 pro- pm'im: Windy 5111111011, 111111:111111.i1-.s plates. but thut is now 11 thing 111 the past so lot it 1'1-111. 111'1'1-1: is 1111 artist with the drum sticks 111111 1111115 use for L111-111 111 110th band and orchestra. 11' 111- gets there 111 time he will grndunte with us in 1110'! 11nd then will 1:11 111111 the cuid, cold world 115 an Elec- t.1'11'111 Engineer. 8.111111, 111 E K. . . . . .............. . ....... . ...... Dalton 1111111;1-1, r';11111111111 11111111 elius 1111011111111 5111-10 ty Smitty. sometimes known as DlilylplCI-l or butter 11s 'I1i11gcr to distinguish him from tho muny other Smiths hails 1111111 Dalton 10111' Sumntu 11 11111 h 111wuys 11111111-st1ya11ls 111 ex11h11111t10101h111 birth pinuc Charlie oliginully entered Stuto with 111011: and often My 1144111111111 Y1'1-11 1', 116 he eing u trying 01110111 111111 1101'11111 11f suppression. especially from the 111111115 with 111111111 he is u 1:1'1-11t 1111'01'111- 1111 11::1mu11t or his dimples 111111 111111111' 11'11ys 11:.1150 01' 1,15 harsh troutnu-nt 1'1111111111-11' 1111511510..- to r1- urn- 1ng 111111111 11nd 1'1-111111111111 11111111- 1111- i'uiluwlng your. 111' this time 111- 111us.-'11-1l up courage enough to 1-1-11111' Stute ut 111 tie ranks of 111117, 11111-10 he 111 highly esteemed for 1111: 11111110111 111111ng1111d 1011111151111. 5 11 mem- ber h ml 111. 01-0111 on the base drum, and tho 11111011111. 111' 11111113 so quiet 111111 unas- suming 11 gvnth-nmn' mm 11111110 111 nstunish 111. Mo st cntch him 1-ribbim:.to 1.:1'1111u o w th us .07 11s 1m 0.1111211 Liuni PFNNS HI AN1 X 5'1 'HZXII' COLLEGE HOWARD 111.1 SMITH. ...... . .. ........... . . . . ................. . Hl1'11i Ciuss ,IS'I '1IsIlIII, J. 2. Mining Engiuoer- i111: $111 will th1I lull 01' '11:! thul USlilitlly Him! 111' 11'111'i1111up1h1I. host of 1110 11011. 111111 the l11IIII1 ground III1Ius1I, 1101:1111-11 :11 11111111111111 :1 l':11'III1II's 0111111 11111 turn to- is of 11 I'ntlII'I' 1IIIiIIt bu II'i111I 11w11ll11I tIIIIIpeI'- IIIIIIIi. 1:11 111111 ihis schooling III h R'Pl'l'p I'1I11r 1111s lI1'1III 1111'I11I1i III 1.:111111 5-1111 0 in cuss 1111111015. ll1I 01 111 h1'1'111111 n. disciple of .1111'11l 0111-1 :11111'11115 1Ibt11iII1I11 1111 small 1'1Ipu- 1111.1Ii 11:: 11 1101' t'IIislIII'. 11111kiII'11 1111100. on tho Il'l'nwllini: 1011111 111' both his 13105111111111 11nd S1IIIiInIIIIII'1II'1'1u. zithough he is now 11 511111 11' .llIIIiIII' his f11 I'111110 111131111111 8001118 to he 111111111111: I4111111' IIIIII'111'I' I'iI'IiIII 1111 the IIIIII Nor 1111' his 1iIIIII'1I1l111iIIIIs 011111111011 to 1110 111111 11111110. for 011011 in tho hnll' li1-i11II' my 0 s1I1I1 1 'II' with u1IIII1I. 10 III' 01411111411 1111 I III- thing in his iniivgv 01 01 01 II'lIiI'h Smith 14001115 1.11 110 1111' 111 proud is 111111 MI 11213 always been II, lilNlthr of tho hni1l1II's 111 Hill Fort. cnncoIIIiIII, . IIIIiIh :1 11mm doluilmi 111'1'IIIIIIt s ' I'IIn olsvwhmv iII hlx' 1'11I'oni1'l1'. 110 111121 11150011111011 I1Iputntinn 11$ 11 1111124111'1'. fur 111, 11:: pI'1IsLIIIt 1111010le11 l111I1I 1'1IIIIIII1ItrI1i ih1I 1'ir1'ut n 10 1.: HS Ihis IoIIII by 1110 time 110 grmiuni 014 JUSiil'll B.III'1'1IN SMITH, 1lI P A .................................. . linugI'. Munngvr Thuspiuns. Mining Engineering StIuitItI This shining iighL hulls from Scranton 1II'1'II 111111111 111111 IhiIII two y0'11'. 111 1qut II1II'1111111 111111 11111.l 111 Hurdemown L0 cpum 1131.11 his III'I'IIuI lion 111' 511110.101'111II110I111 1'1111'1: :11:l111'I'1'1i gI'1IIII. I'0111Iwn 111-; 1111 11111113 111 1111' IIIIkII1111I'1111111111 111 1113 sum: linttuliun. liugg's IIathletic1IsIIir1Itl1II111 3111111311 11 1 . 11.1 1 tin 10 11.111 squmi picture hut s1I1III 11111-1 Ihis In 111' 11 i 111 1 liv ' hIIIIuh 111mm J l 1 1110' 1 I1 MunhuniI-ul iCIIIziIII-III' but through 11111 111111- III'iI :11iI'iI'1I nI' i'nIII II'111ISII'01'Lh iI1I wuh iII1lIII'1I1l 111 1IIIl1-I' ih1I Mining 1:1IIII's1I. .1' is 11 51101-111! tI'IIII 11f hIIImII' 111111 115 1111- reader 1'11II sec 115 1l111k IIIII'iIIg 111115 1111111 111100 111111l1I 11 poor 1:11 Ii's 1101111. hitter. ll1I1IgI' has 1111- hIIIIIII' 111111011 01' IIIIIking i'I'i1I11ds II'h1-I'1II'1II' 111119on 11111 III s r, Impulllui' in his 1-i11.'11n1i 11110111111th8 ' 1'1'1101151 111 51111110 tho 11051111103 111' Illu- 'ihlIxIIiuIIs in his sNilOl I'111r 11111 we nil wish him MIIHI' iII 11:1, 11s II'1IiI us in Mining IIZIIgiII1I1'IiIIg. a. E ., 1: :5 Finlcyvillc Scranton A BUM MINER 1.11 11111: 115 . . . Yellow Creek JOHNPIPERSMITH..................................... 511111132 1'1-'11-11111-111 1911111111'1'1'1111: Suclely. .111111111' 111'111111'. 1;! Q '1'1115 1'111ly 111'1'11111 11'111111 1111111111 1:11111 9 11'11111'1' 111111'111111: 111 111111 11111151-11 111 1111- 1'11u1'1' 9 . 11'11115 111' 11 1-1'1'111111 1'1u1 1113'. 1 1'11111 11111 1-111'115 o a; S w - S? D '1 1111;11'1' 111- 11'2151'1-1'1' 111111-1. 111111 1'1-.51-1'1'1111, y1'111'5 lW1 1'1-1'1 .5111'1'1' 1111' 1111111, 1' 15 1111111 511111'11, 1111111 111 11111111 11115 111 1111- 1':11:1 111:11'111'11 111- 1 1111- 11.11'5' 11 1 1111'1-11 S D .11113' 1115 1111111- 1. 11-11 101 111-11111 11 111nm and 111 111.21111111114-11111- 1.111111 ', :1111-111'1-1 .. O. 1111- 111111111111 111' 111111 111' 11'11111111'11115111111- 1111- 1'1-11111111111'1' 1111115 1111' 111' 1111.5 1011' 1:111111',:.5 1-xr1-111 111.5 11111111- 11111 111- 1'11111115 111' will 511.111 5 1115111114111511 111111111-11'1'1'11111 11111 1:1-111-1'111 111111 111' S1111115. 1- 11111-131'11111115 111 11111'11 1511111 :1 '11'1 111.11111111111 who will 1-1'1-11 511111111 with 111111. 11111!11111' 1'111111-1' i5 111-.111151111111- .511 111- 11115 111- 1.5 11111- 111 11111' 11-11'1111'11 11'111 '111-1-11 111-111w 1:1'11111-, 111111 11115 11111119 1 I1-1l 1111'111111: 11111. .1111'11 11115 '111 1111 111111111' 111 11111' 1-11155- 211111 111111 111' 111111'111- 11.111111- 11 111111111 111 1111111'11 y1-111'5' 15 11111'111-51 11151.1 RAIIU JA111:5 S.1 11'1'11,111A181............ ............. 51.11-11-. - 1'11111 1'111- 011'111'511' 31111111141-1'1'1-1111 8111111 3111.5 1' 11 111. S11i1-li1- 1111-11 111111 5111111 111 1111- 11111 111' 15111. 111111 11:15 111-011 11111111111; 111111.51-11' 1-1'1-1' 51111-12 W11111'1-1'1-1' 1'11 '11' 15 11111 111115' 1911111111 '. 11111111, 1. 1:, 1:. 11 1' 11111. '1'1'1111511 1.5.5 5 1111- I11 111' 1111 11.11111 w1111 11151-1111'1111-1 11- though 11115n 11'1117111 11111 11115' 111 1111111 111' 111-1'11111111'11151--1111111111I1111111 1111 111111111-11 111111'11 1111- 1n11111-.5' 111111 1 11-511' 11111' .5'11111' 111'11111. '1'1! 1111111 111 111111 0111- 111111111 11111. 1111111 01111 111' 11'1111111111111111'1' 11'1 11 1111- 111'1'1'1'111111 01' I1- ' 1 11- 51-x. 11111, 11.511 any 1111-111101' 11 11111111 111111111 111.5i 511111111111 111 1111' 111-11:1111111'111: 11111115 11' 11-1'1- 511.11 1111111 11' 11:15 1101111 111'1'1111. 111111 1111-1' wllll 11-11 y1111 111111 11111115 11111 111'1'1'11'111112 11111111 111'111111115' 111 111- 1111111'11 111' 81111111511'1111111111 .1 1 1 11111 111111-111- l 1 11110111 11111111 111 111 111 111' 111-1111: 111e11111y 5111- 1-11'111' 111' 1111- 111111111111 .111111 51111111, 1.111- 1 1 111 V i1'gi11111. 11'111-1111-1' 11115 I51111111 w111 111-1'11111- 111151111111 11 1:1111151111111. 111' :1 111111-115111111 11 11 1111115111111 1111' 1111' I'111111'1' 111 11-11'1111-, 11111 11'1- 11111'11 1111111-5 111.11 111' 11'111. 5111111- 1111111 1111n111' 111'- 111'111'1-5511111 111' 1' 11'11 1'2111zi111'1-1'111. 1H3 ll'NNS HXIXIIS'iHIICUIllCE lianIIIII HARPER SNYDiili.. ..................................... Glcnsidc Hutch, Shnilzul, Schneider, Nuisy. Iiilivlii'ildl'ni, Fii'I' Company. Civil FIIIII- hIIil T0111 . 'lirunsit Uiuh. hilYL' hvro II spec ciIIIcII hailing from Montgomery I'IIIIIILI' lIIhclI-Il NlHllJ'hlliHii or Sui eIII-r Iii Wiik'i 1:4 IIIIIIIIliy IIIIIII'II- III'iIIlI-. Vhl'lllH'OP you iPul' II hi' IIUiSI. :ilinllPI'I' around the lmrmiloric . V011 IIIIIy 7: I TE 2: I I II'hiIh l'hiIIIIiI-llIIlIiII is II suhul'LI Whle it I'liillUH III II ll't'll of any sort 3011 may I-IIIIIII Upon this IIIIIIIgsIIII I'VPI'N iillw, :IIII IIIII-Il- ' h . slIIIs IIIIIil thv iIIx'I Inursel has dlSilIiilUiH'IPli 'lIIkIIII nil in II Iiur Snydvi' is II 'Izmid illinil'U IIIIIl, liOlM'iihSlniHl- l' . YP-v- ing IhIIl. II' is IIlmuI tho ynungosi I'ovll iW iII SChNI+le1 IhI- I-lIIss. iII' Will sure .V go out IIiIiI us in I .. VVILLIAM HLAIN SNYDER. . . . .................................. Blanchard Whin- SI-huinrship. :1. Mining iIIIIIIirmqu iug Suciuly, 'll.Ii IIIIiI-L IIIIIIssIIIIIiIII; Illi'lliblfl III UUl ciuss has him III. i1 IIgiI-sI'IiiI- II-IIIt-r UIiuuty. 110 lil'b L ontmcd the stiiulust. ic life III. SUALU in the Spring 01' J03 II he joined that illIIsIIious bunch of iIIIliIiIlIIIIis iIIIIIII'n :Is I.ht I in tho GIIIIIIIgiI-III side of AiiIIiIII: and he OSIH'I iIIiiy diSlIllKliiShl'd hin 9' f by IIIrry- iIIII: ul'l' lhe JIIIIiIII' II scholarship 110 on m I 1 li gun I fondness rm 0 mysielies 01' GI-nhigv IIIIIi hIIs HLUHIHY hCI-II ' n I o IIIIIII ith , III llllDlHlIllllt GonlogicIIi IihonuIIIeIIII II I t 0 I i we might say that ho HILI oxIIi'Iln Ininin ng prob- ioms with mcui nIIsI- II HDI LIII draws the iiglirvs. 'lhn OIIIIIIIIrisI- IIIIII iIIIrd wmk WMCI lIIIs I-hIIIIIIII'Ii'II-I Iis I- II-rv III coeli ego SUPP III irh ' him mu-cess nq II Geologist IIIIIi Mining Engim er. LA VIE 1 i7 jonN JACOB SPANGLER. . . . . .. ..... . .................. ........ Tusseyvillc Mary. Iierzolius Chomil'ul Sm-ivty. J. J. Spnnglor ulhvrwisc knuwn us HMm-y A.f' wns born at 'i'uHst-yvillo. une of 1110 cities of Penn's Vulley. Spnnglr-r in n grmlunto 0f the 'l'ussvw'illv High School. and in his Senior your mus l'i'i-siili-nt of his class. nm hnnui' mnn umi mli-dii-mriuniin fact ho was the class. Am-r spi-mllng sumo time teaching school, Spnnglor di-cldod to outer State he- cmme nil its surroumilngs are exceptionally free from donmmllzing inllm-nccsl Ho ow- uvor, he has cliungml i-nnsldm'nbly since com V lug among US.!UH1 is no lmigm Hu- mudul youth he uso 0d to be, sim-e lu- now usos such words 'gul dum' Hpnw- w1iz. etc. Spnnglvr hns spent his summer vacation hero, inking, at tho suggt-stiun of the faculty, advanced work in nhvniistry :ind mathe- 110 is n persistent workt-r he will nmkc 11 successful cht-mlsti CHARLES RAYMOND STAIIL, di T. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Wilkcs-Barre l'rvxy. Class l'rvsidt-nt, 1:. lmhnling Twain, 3. Hunjo Club. 5!. Tu nlnlly know Sluhl. one must see him with u innunb pllw in his mouth leaning lnu-k :uuiinst the mill pinyiug the banjo and lH'i'ilSiOiHllIy inking Iiniv out't' otoll a. story uhuut SUIHP imiilvnt HHIL hupnvned in Ala- ImnuL Aside from $11le m-vnnions, how- i-n-r. lw hus rather more than one man's slmri- 01' i-luss :iml cullt'gu honors. As may lw win from Hm pllulnm'nph, Stub! is one nl' uur host innkurs: his lung suit. living :1 plwnuun-nnliy wise look Hint has already livlpml him more in his rising mroor than any 51w thing. nml Wllil'h, :15 it, intrrvusos and intvnsiiivs will! the iliighl. or 111110, must. some iluy mulu- him t-itlwr n grout. stutonmn or u Kl'i'ili pnlivr plnyuri Ills prosent intention, huwm'vr. is In bi-itmnv llrsL un t-loclricul cn- gini-or nml eventually Lu become the super inu-ndonl 0f sumo, one nf the great anthra- l-IU- minim; vonumnivs. 118 1W1NNS'MI1XN1M 1'11111'C11111GL 113111.111 STUART $131111, 2 A 111.... Yorl' 11111-1112 Varsity '111'111-11 Team. 1, 2. Mechanical 1'111g1111111'1'1111: S111-i1'ty. 131111411 Track 111111 111'- 1111' 111111111: 1, 13. 011 yos this is Ducky, who is one 111 11111 originals from 1110 Yurk 1111.111 School 111 11111:: 111111 it was 11111111 11 student 111110 111111 1111 1lis1'111'1-1'1-11 his 1'1'111111'11111110 1111111111121 :15 n 1'11111111'111111 1'11111-111111 111111111 11 111111 1111111 H11 111111111111'11113' 111111111111 111 11011'111 11111'0'1' Mo- 12'11111111111 1's.C'i1il 111111- 111111 11111110. 111111113 114 11 M1w11111111111 111111 1'von though he 1111: 11 111-111'1' 514101111111, 1111 is such :1 11111111111 110111-1'01' 111 1.110 110.111 1111 1'111'1' fm' 1110 1111101: 111111 11111111-- Nicknoss 111111. 111- 1111s 111111 1111 1-x11'11 111111118 1 111 11 . 11.1 1101' 11111' 111 11111111111: 111'111-ti1u111 111111011 111 11111 51:1111111111'. lie 1'111'11-s 11111 1110- 111111111y 111 1.110 wulk 11y 1-11111111111111111411111 111' friends 1111111; 1.110 wny. 1111 is 1111 :11'111'111 1111111 111 11111811: 111111 1:1'111-1'11111' 111'1-1'1-1's sunmthiug 51'11111111'111111 5111-11 111: 111 110111' 0111 Georgia 1111111111g11 111' 11111111 111111111: over 111 mg-timv 111111 1111-11 111- sings: 111111111 111 1111111111111'0. 1 111111111; ELIAS K1111; S'MI'IJCR. ........................... . . . . . . . Abington Bunny. 01115:: Track 111111 1101111' Team. 1, 2. S1111 Varsity 11011113 1. Vxll'sitv 111111111' '11011111, 2. Varsity Truck. '1, '2. 11001111111 1:111:111901'1111: 8111-1913'. This is. 11110 111 1.110 Slate. 3111111111111 bonr- 111-5 in 1111- 1111031. snuso of the word. We c1111 111111 .1111'11 1111111111. and 11111111ic 1111 11c- 1-1111111 1111 1110 111'1'1111111- swing he gives 11111 1111111 logs in 1111'. trips 11111111111 the truck. Stunt is :1 111111101 Ann'rit'nn 111111.11. 111 11111-11 11 1111111011 supply 111 111111 511 11111011 1111011111 44 article 1'1111111 111111 1111 11111'11ys 111011115: 1 1111111111, 1115101111 1113 1011111111.: wise and invent- ing 14111110. smtumvnts. 110 is no friend 11! 1.1111 1-11111111i111m 1111 1-111111'111111111115 111 1110 library 111111 11:15 1111111 111-011 known to contribute :1 single 11111111112 Simm's spiriis 11111 s1111110111y. 11111111111. 11111211 1110 111d Joke of 1110 11 in 1131111111111 1.1111. was sprung 1111 111111. We look. however, for 11 11'111151111'11111111111 at 11111' Bunny 111111 11 111111111 111111 5111111111: 11111111. 111 L110 clo1'- 1 11111111 world. 113 he knows what Inukas 1,1111 1111111111111 1:11. LA VIE JOSEPH EDWARD STAUD, 8 w Allegheny ' l'urtlv. Uhvsty, Collage Illlebllll 'lloum. l. 2. Assistant Mmmm-r Lu Viv. Spunlu-r .lunim' lhuulul-t. Junlor Orator. llc'rzclius Clu-mlunl Sm-lt-ly. H'lVlll'lliV ls notml for lmlng nne nl? the slmngvsl nwn in t-nlll-m- llllll also for his :thilily lo l'hunn lhu lmllus, for H, ls said ll' has :1 HWH-thnrt in vvt-ry Inwn hv Vislts. For four the Mulu hulltllnp: wnuhl lml'n dOWll, 'l'urtlu l'nrmvd n huvluxL ln'imulv Wllll'h did vm'y vlllvivnt. rI-I'vll-v, until one vvvning thu ' hrigzulv lunk the shining munll-nnm-n of Lhe murshul fur u mnllngrutiun :uul smlkml tho, pnul' I'vlinw. 'l'ho Illm'shnl vnnllsmu-d the ummrntus ulul put nu oml tn tlu- vul'vm' ul' ll'l'ux'llv's llrun-stl lluxing, slvopiug, out im; eggs, and grinding Jlul'lly'u physlus :u'e snluv of 'llul'lh-ls dlvorsiuns; 11ml lhc only work he st-cms 10 do nut 0f clusst's 17.: pro- pnrlng spw-l-lws fur the pllyslrs claws. Stuull is u l'ollnw who has :1 drug with all his ln- slruvlnrs and the only wzly wrx mm nccmlnt for il 15 from llw fzu-L that ho is. u gmul sludunt nml m'msimmlly N-nhs. ALBERT l'lARD STICIGI-nmnuxr, lb K E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . Spilh-x'. lluml. Mw-huuit'nl Enginvvring Society. Allwrt. llnnl Slvlw-rwnlt, :llins Splder, was lmrn ln an-nstt-l', l'n. llu was lulsml. us un- all the ulll'spring nl' thv puuplu of thnl strungv mnnnunlty, nu pI-l-tzvls. He is not Irish but 111' lhu sumo nutinnullty us his hmlhvr. Spitlvr slrm-k thto while still in his inl'mu-y and Wu wm'u nut sun- whether we Would raise him. 110 has hardly as yvt rl-ulixml tho, Sl'l'iollslll'HS ur lll'n. Ill,- I-mno hero with the t-xpcnlullun 11f staying :11. 1.1131 until Christmas but by smm- lrivk of fun: he is still with us. llnnl hus fullen st'v :ll lhm-s lnfL t-unm up smiling em'h tlnm and will u'mluutv with 11m? Spidvr's ammu- pllshnwnls um Vlll'll'd; lu-sinlo lu-im: u urlml hu is u gym. ulhh-tn 01' no mvzm :lhllily null wlth Pup m; u partner L-nn do quite a few sluntau lle ls u mmnlwr uf Paddy's lmml uml tools a From-h horn. Athuugh not of a serious dlspusillun wv cxpr-ct him to spln quite a web bol'ore ho rushes in. P 120 PEN N S Y i A'A X 1A STATIC Ci iLLEGE Bob. Mm-hunivui Engineering Society. i'ilob migmtmi trmn Lancaster to State College in the full of 1903 As his name indicates his furolntlior did not, come from Ireland, but he is not half so Dutch us he looks His first conflict. nt State was with Louie Ansurt in solid geometry. This lmirucd gentleman often remarked that if the Prox depended upon Lancaster High School to keep up the State Stnndnrd, the Standard wnuld have to be revised. Bub thinks that this world would be much nicer it one didn't have to out, for it is such a bore. 110 is an accomplished knocker and has tnkon HCVOPBI prizus In thnt line, but notwithstanding thut, ho Is a good fellow and may yet be vnlmlirtnrinn of his Muss. FREDBACONSTIEG ...... .................. York Freddy. Ym-k Cluh. Iicrzviius Chumhml Soch-ty. l4irvddy is really a handsome fellow. and it you think his picture Hatters him, the lady who lives ucnr tho Flirt. wore his military uuiturm home at Christ.- mus time in his freshman yvar and he surely must have made :1 good impression bvcnusv he posed for a picture on the Lap of Skunk liili near York, Pn. Just at pruscnt he is deeply interested in the life at Goethe and to show huw well vvrsml ho is in this nu- thur's life, when someone told Unser that Frvdm'icu Iirlnn's father wus n brewer, Freddy shouted: i'its not so, he's a. contrac- tor and buiidvr. We have never known 11 follow who makes so muny detvrniiimtluns with us little work as he does. it is said thut there is to be u. now inbornmi-y built nt Hoover fur his SpOcinl benvlit when ho gets through unih-go. Frmldy uftmi iuumhlos that beautiful verso: I could be satisfied with either. Were 'tothcr dear charmer away. ask F red LA V1174 FREDERICK WILLIAM CHARLES STUART ................. . . . . . . . Philadelphia iiShukcspenre, Freddy. Iiioctricni Engineering Society. This gentleman. known as Shakespeare is named after Fred Stuart, but in ordex t0 suvc space the catuiogue prints his name us Frmlvrlck William Charles Siuurt, IIe viuims Crosswittks, V. J. as the place of his birth. Thnt small towns have n inscinutinn for him is shown by tho 1':ch thut he came from Crosswicks to State College and made his residence here while he took the prep course. Shniumpeurn is u foutherweight and would probably have been It 1907 wrestler if he had tried for the position. but his mnnm'r is too pzvnteol to allow him to take up such rough sport. Ills highest umbition is to discover some cioclriL-al meth- od by which ho mm lnuko thin people mp Ho will prohnhiy try it on himsvit first. RAYMOND SWENK, d! A G. ....... .. ............ . . . . . .......... . . Sunbury Sleepy. Transit Club. Hello, Sleepy. where's Spelle'! This is the other one of he Simncse twins, Speiio anti Sleepy. These two Sunhury High School grmiuutos urrivcd here, us green as they cnn Innke them, in the Full of l903. Iluving boon treated rather roughly, Spielio. lending Sivvpy by the humi. sought refuge from tho Suphnmnros in Billy Buckhoma attic. Sluvpy was born in Sunbury not. many . yenra ago umi has been zmking absent mindexi questions vvcr since. After serving timo as u. froshnnm he suddvnly bvuumc very dim nificd. 111111 now he siivks nut his chest and renders :1 Judge iiko decision on all queitinns, whether his opinion is sought. or not. i 0 does not believe in going through college on a drug. but. we 0me wonder why he flunkmi dynnmos when hu did not ruisu any rough- huuso in lionuon's vlass. i0 '22 l'erNS H1 1N1 X S'lAlJ? COI LILGE McKeesport FRANK 01111 TAWNEY, 111 F A ........................ . . . . . . .. Bus. Class Executivo 00111111111110, 1. Class Ilnskvllmll, 1. Class Truck Team, 1, 2. La 1'1'1' 111111r1l. Transit ClulI. Ludles 11nd goullvmvn, pol'mlt us to plucu on your list of distinguished acquaintances. 'l'1111'II1-y. 15113 is 11111. uv1-I' four 111111. 11111. but 1111 1.1: 11 1'111'1' 51111111 litll11 1111111 ' 111111 111.11 pl1111s11111 1110's 111111 him an 11111141111111 : wel- 1'1IIII11 :11 the ludim' 1-111111g11. I113 111511 proved 11 strung L'illldidilh' 1111' 11111 tI'1I1'k 1.1111111 1111111 7 111111 sunny Spring 11111! 11111111 'Pnp 110131111511 111 511111 him In 11 111'1 11 mile 1'111:1.1 What 1111p- 1111111111 tn 'liu1. II111'1l 11111 111 be mentioned, hut. 1111 111111' mulls his 1111111111; 111111. he on y runs 101' 11x111'11ls1'. Full of 11111.11'11y 111111 111:- 11'1'11111111111111 11115 1111. until 111' struck Applied Mechanics 111111 11111111111115, but 111 I1'g11r1l to 1111.11 1111 1'111 11I 1011 11: 311101111 11111111151111: Civils 11 gum! 1111111 f11rl007 and has 11111111 111111111 1111 in Class 11l l11ix.11 111111' Simon 0 he III1'kl1111 1111- 1-i11111bnx'1'11l 111 111 8 11115111111111 1111112111 11111111115 11; D11 :1 01111' 1'IIg111ecr 111111 is s 11 11ing lIuId 111 111111111111 1111119111111 before 1111 111111'11s Collog1 1. CHARLES Fox 'l'IIAcIIIcR, 111., B 10 ll ................... . . . . . . . . Philadelphia '1'11111'11. 'I'I'unslt Club. 'I'huvh is one 111' um 1111111 111111111121'011 1111111 shy Qunkm's 111111, during mentions. t1'111s hard 11: 111'111'1-111110 111.1; habit of blushing by 111111113; 111ng walks 11p and down the 111115 111' Wiwuhh 111111 111' claims 1111 11008 It just 1111 the fresh 1111', but 1111 don't. b1111111'1'. 111m. '1'1'11111-11 is 1 11Iy 1111111 of 1311111111. and says 0 1111. 111111111 11l111 111 1111111 Ms whnlc cnginoex'lug 1-11111'511 111 111111 11111141111110. thuugh 11 you should M111 111111 in 111ml WOHHIUI' 1111111llIu.-.' 11 shave. you would 1111111 him for 11 sluge Dutchuum. J Thnch is 1111110 11 bull pluym' 111111 bunsts 11 1'11C1Ir11 111 having 1'11111'11'1'11 :1 H11111I'y of two dollars for :1 whole snusnn's playing. Ills y profusslnnu11.11111 prevented him from trying fur the 1011111. 110 11.1111 I'm are keeping lngolhor pretty well 111111 we 11x111'ct in the IiItuI'o 111 5110 1110.111 incorporated under the 111mm 01' Thacher SI Pullm'mn, Dr-nlers in WUI'ImuL Flunk 1'11-11015. LA VIE IJOMPSON, AD 2 K...... ......... I'AAAAlAAAAy' 1'00 liA Aill Alunuger. .1 111m 1A Aswmbly CAAAAAAAAliiA-Aa. Minin AAA: lunginumlng SIM 01 '1h H Slil'i'inll'il AAl' AAAAuAiAAAAAAl, who is lAAlAA'lAAd Spurgenn AlcCAAsh ThAAAAAAisoAA limit otA AA haA'L- i'rAAAAA Ciugstnn. 'AA., suAnA-iimn iAA Si'pti'lllbpel AAill show you AAhy l'Jili k' H'iiIiAl'S :AAA Ain- 7 4': 7E :.:..' E7: 1. pzu'kugvs. A'Lu.. frAiAAA sbur ' :AAAAl A-sA-whAV'A'AZ. ' l'OliHIiV is .l A:AAmi Sllldi'nl but. for Huille l'i'ilh'till Anunugos in he Ainmng ihv H'lni- Aumuai A-AiniriiAuiAArs In 10 ihmi'. 'Ahohor iAA- llnl'h' IS 0 SAnAA' his AAAAAAA'A-Ainiinn to Ar. A?AAA'AAA-gir- for giving lhn iAAAAAA-y AAr AA'hA-Uior has AinA-iAiA-Al LAA Hlii'k by him AAAA A-xii'ii ymn' This man's Amly i'AAAAlt, is his knm-k knA-vs. .Aiv mimhioss AAA tiAA- ' :urA :AAAIAA HP Avnuhl iHHP N'Oll :A Hiiu' on Io AiinA-A's fAAAiliAnll lvum hut for 11w l zul than his IUH'OS iAAAUA-k NI ingoihm- EU AAAAAAh Ihnt im i'iIlllll not run. IliHA'i'Vl'i'. in MA king it good ill :ArnunAi fol- iAAA A'AAAA Amuhl AiA-AAIA puss Al-A'Al :IAAA we AAish lAiAAA tho bust of suAH-AAs: C1'IOTEN............................. Villt'h. 14 lA'AirAAAAl JI ilKilllWllliK SAAA-iA-ly. iAmAAAl gAiAA. .1 A 110 shirt. AAAAAAAiuA'AAys tlltkvd intn high top i'lllOl'll'Sh shoes. and u brass fnb Ans hig us u AlinAA 'l' piniv. is iliA- host Piillillll AAf ihAA AAhAAvAA AAAAAAAA-Al A:AAIALILAAAAun. We have I'HISUH 1AA bA-iiA-Ao that 110 AHlS 1A0 rn in the AlA-iAAity Aii StAAAAAAisiAiAA'g. :AAAAI that ho A:AAILiA'uLA-Al l,iAAAL grin AAAA LIAAA NAAA'AAAle girls. Aiihuugh AAAAil'A'iAAA: with 'm; 'iiA-oiis hAAAi to drop nut 11 your AAA A'vuqurAALA-, fur iluuking. CIAA-AAAislA'y :AAAAi imivh is an A-xirA'AAAA-ly hAAA'Ai IIIOW Am AA mun's A:AillHUlllLlUil. linAlA-A' the ln- iiuA-m-v Ail studious Philip A'Aiss, hAAAA'A-A'AAA', ho only ihAAAIA'A'g AYulAauius these past AAAiAi-yem's. liu i'lillillH in be :A lililliHli'l H son iAlii. WA- AiAAuiAi. ii, i'AiA' ii. is said that must AAAiAAlstAAr's sons AAA'AA AVlPkt'll. ilv IHIH iAA-A'n known in take long trips AAA the mountains and 10 bring iAAu-k lilies oi iAAiA'. COliHlly lumius. 'IAA look upon his handsome AAAAAnlA-AAAAAAAu AAAAAi curly 1AAA-ks 0110 would Luke Aim fur a 'ifusser. NA At an, AlozAA girls, AAA' AAA, lAAAAArL 110 dA-spisns you, its hA- Aluos everything that is bad. n PENNb 8Y;'IVA NIA 8'11'1113 COIHZIIGE PHILIP LYON Voss ......... . ........................... Transit Club. 011 PhIle's 111'1'11'111 111 this Institution. he thought he was 11 gl'I-nt football player, and had 11 posItIon 0n the vnrsIty cInchod. but It 11111 not mke Illg SmIth 11nd JImmleI Junk long to pnund 1.11114 111011 out of his head. 110 wus 11150 11 rnughhousm' In 11Is nrst yuur hut 111111 he has settled down 11nd Is one of the quh'test 11nd onsy goIng follows in college. HIS motto seems to 110, Never do anythIng tu-dny if you can get. out. 0t 1t 111-11111rr11w. Taking It 1111 111 1111 PhIIIp Is :1 good 11111111011, whole 1111111011 chnp and WI 10111! 11 1101111111: 11111111 to the 1111111 111111. In down. 1111 011101011 with class of '05 but saw 1110 1:10:11 possIbIIltIcs 11f '07 so he stayed out of collogo 11 your In order to 111111 us, 1111 expects to 1111 1:1'0111. thIngs 111 the line of uivII 01111111111-1'1111: 11111011 110 gvts through. uPunch. 11017.01qu Chemlcul Society. Charles Wesley Walkor, 131'111-1' Iuwwn 11s P1111ch.'cm11es f1o111tx'n1ncll 1'11. Acc11;1d 1111.: 111 1111112118 onw ry he spent the st 10w y'ems of 1118 1110. 1110 huntingo rattlesnuklos. kIIII Mm; 115 1111111y 11s seven un In as11.I1 10 day. 1111 prepared for State at Port MntIIdn llIgh School whom he 1100111110 Iutvrestod I11 chcmlsu'y and wrote 1111111y valuable works on 1111s 8111110121. Later he 01111111101011 hIs pre- purntlon at State 130111-1111 High 8111001 and .11 cote 's pr011,0n10r11g SW .1 11 1111111110111: with the llama 111 1917. 1:1111ch' 11115011011110011 1111115011 of 5101111111111: but the facts of the 0.1150. :11'0, 110 was me'kingc 'em uut for 011101 vaInws. 110 on 11113 10d 11 Rude uguInst 5111110 fresh l'roshnwn 111111cr 11s 1411001111 1'011'111'11 1111' Ms so W110 11nd hIs 140111111111411Ip 11111011 nwny 1'0111 111111. This. hnwm 10.1'J dld 111,11. prevent 111111 from contln- 111m: 11Is 8111111014 111' from 11IacI11g upon his schvdulo four hour 1'5 11 wovk 111':111tWI1'11111xwork tending tn tmmh 111111 how to uILIv tnslv 1'111 '1hel11 glean things with 500115 111 ' 111 East Stroudsburg C 1 1 .1 111.1125 WESLEY W .11. 1; 11:11 ............................ . .......... YarncII 14:1 VIIC 12 1 EDWIN GUY VVALTMAN, 1:1 11! ................................ . Wrightsvillc HShorty, 111111-111111111. Junior Assvmhiy 11011111111100. Transit Club. Dutch? wail just gum 1101' 11111'111'1111. 1111. 111 5111111 111 his 11111111111'1111u1111, 111111'11v1-1', ho is yust s11 su'm-t 11kt.- 1111111'1'k1'11u1 111111? Shorty claims 111 111- very 111111111111' with 11111 VVI'ights- 1'11111 girls, but 1110 5011111. 111' this lvuklnl out 111111-11 111- unwittingly 1'u111111'k1-1i 111111. 1.110 111-11111'1' L11 1111- 51011101 sex Lhurv was sixtm'n 111 0111'; so 1111. CW 15 1'1'11. '11.11 1111 is 1111111 11 d1:- 1111101 111 11111110 111111111011' 111111 1 1'1y 11111111 11.11- 110ys 1-1'011'11111iy within 111-111'1111; 111 his 11111011 11y 511111111111: 11.111111111111'11nounsly 1111 11111151111115 1:11111-1'1111111: H1111: '1'111 'il'l' 'iho N11:1 11, 111111 1111 31111111111111: 11f 81111110111 Gvnvruisl 111' 111111111. 111111'111 hi..'111111 11'e'1 1ys A11111i1r1i 511 110 kindly 1:1111111'11111'11 tn 11r1-11111'1'. 111111ll11-1' paper on 111111 subject. We 1111v1' 11111-11 tried to 1101'51111111- Sllnrly 111 j11111 111135 Prux's howiom, for 110 is the 1111ssoss11r 111' a 1' 1 ' iinv 11111111 11-11111'11:,111c but his 111011 0511' will not 111'1'11111 111111 L11 51111111 111 1.111' front row. 81 urtys 111111 is In become the 011111 1-11g1111'L-1' 111' 1111' 1111111111111 01111111 1111' 111- 1.911 1411-111 1111'01 111 will Euoavr ms nu Mun on vulacuauAr Yul- ORV NCVIL. LAWRENCE LANDIS VVENTZEI... ................................. Junk. .111'1'111111115111 Englnm-rlng 8111-1011;. This lnsignitivuut little runt. 111'11111111'1ly 11111111011 .Inck 1111' want. 111 11 hettor Hume, wus 1111111 111 111-1111111111, 1111., 111111 it was 11111113 111111 111- 1:111. his iiI'SL hankering 1111' 11100111111- I1-s 111111 111-111111 111 misc 111111. 111-111' 111110 11111111111 11111211111111: 111111 1111110 11111' 011114.: 1:11 muvh 11111111 in 11111' 50111101110111 days. 110 121111-1131! from 11111 11111111111111 High School 111111 f111' 1110. iil'sL two yours 1111 wns 111'1'11 111.1 lived with 111-1'1111.wwu 1111 wonder how 110 snrviw-d. Junk stands 111111111. 11111111 101:1 two 111111 11 111111 in his stock 1111.: feet 111111111 111' 1051-11 01'1'11 though he is twnnty-lwo years 11111. 110 511011115 his sum- mers working 1111 11111 1111111 111111 in proud of 11. His only 111111 1111111111 1111- 10111111011 111111 1111 00- uuslonul cuss wux'd, 11111 111051: 1111 not detract. from 11111 reputation as 11 wnrthy 11111111111-1' 11f 1.30 I I NNS Y I V XXI Ib ATIC COLLEGE jIIIIN jIIIINS'IIIN W1I90N IIIIII-Is IIIIsIII-I IIIIII 'IIIIIIIII. 1:. MIII-hunicul IIIIIgInI-III'iIII: SIII-iIIty. Wilsun Is II SI'YIII'I'Iy IIigIIiiII-II pIII'suII II: II'hIIIII IIO IIIIII II'IIIIIII III'III' think III Iuiply- lm: IIII3' IItIIIIr IIIIIIIII tIIIIII t.hII UMP IIHIIIII In thII Villuiogllt'. 'l'II pI'III'IIIII :III3' strangers III'UIII IIIIIIIIIIK II misIIIIIII III' this kind. howA IeI'IIII, IIIIr hIII'II II'IIuI's :1 WII'IIIII tub lIIIIII'lm: IhII IIlSI'l'IDlIUIl IIWIISIIII, HIIHI. AIIIIIIIIgh thII IIIIIIIIII'IIIs on his jOIISIIy IrIIIIII'IIIIiI-t U1 lh'.' I llI'lI you that thIIIIIz is IIII-thuII In ' UIII- gIIIIIIIII III IIIII KIIIIII IIII'ItIIIIs IIIOSI' IIIIII III'II3' II3'IIs .IIIII thI- IIUIIIIIIII bIIIlIl III this gI-IIIIIIIIIIIII Is IISUI IIII3' sIIIIIIiIIIIi Io pII'IIII-III II IIIIIIIIIIIIs DPISOII t'I'ImI DIIIH'UkIIlK his WIIIIIII. III Ulll' freshman 3'IIIII'. hIIwIII'III', IMI'IIYDPII wus rIII-IIIIISH I-IIIIugh III pin- IIIII'IIIISII and it was with HIP ngIIIIIIsI IIillII'IIlty that his I'I'IIIIIIls sIII'IIII the Iit'II 0t SIIIIII'H LII'IIIII, DILI'IH'II. 0n ordinary Ul'liilA sinus. Wilmn is IIIII iIIIIIIIIiIIIIiIIIy IIIIIIKOI'OUS, I'llIII III'IIII' OIHI IHIl'UIllPN Ilt'IIIlSlIllillIlI In his II'III'NI hII Is IIIIIIIII III bII IIIIiIII II IIIIIIIpIInion- IIbIII I'IIIlIm'. IIIIINCIS ICLIIS IVINTICJR U'II. IPIIUMy. IIIIIIII, .l. J. .1 IIIIndI Class Secretary, 1. Club. :I. 'lIIIIIIsIt. CIII b. 'IIIIIII'II IIIII IUIII II-IIIItI-Is and mild II'intIIrs, t s- iItIIrs, UIHIII II'IIIIIt IIIIII SI'VIII'I' II'IIItIIr IIiIItIIII thIIt WI: III'II going III IIIIII IIbJIIt is IIlOHly IIIIIIs-l3' IIIIms IIII IIIIIIII'UIIIIHII' IIIIIIIII IIII WIntIII, hII lhIlIL disposiiiun III this I'IIIII is so sunny. I'III st v' is l'IIIIIIY II Illizllnlllvl'. Mu. iI' is mlIl'UKI'V'I S'IIIIIII: pIIIIII IIII plays IIIII SIIIIIII tI'IIIIIIIIIIIII in thII lmnII IIIIII thinks IIII pIIIy MIIIlIl'ill UIIIl'l' Illsllllnlvillh, :Illl IIII ugh 0110 him Ill'Yl'l' SIIIII-IIIIIIIIII III IIIIIII' IIIIIIIg IIII3'II i'lh'l' of this fiIIIII .'II DUI'SDII IIIIII tI-II II story in his prIIsIIiII-II II'itIIoIII. hIII'ing him im- IIIIIIliIItIII3 jump III IhII IIIIIIIII'IIIIIIty of toll- in' II Mum P t:iIII IIhIIIII smnIIIIIIIII; t,hIIL hIIII- IIII IIIIII III II. III III IIIII IIWI IIII' Isty IIIIH IIIIIIII I-IIIIIpIIIIIIII III IIIIII'II UIIlIIIuII IIII .II-IIIIIIIII 0f IsiII'I- llI 'fIII' II IIOIIIIIII III IllilllIIlh III II IIIIIII IIIII'IIIL. IIIII-II 3IIIIr IIII h ins IIIIIII hII'iI- but he '3 IIIIIIIIIgI's III IIIIIIII II with his I'IIIss III' that WII IlIIII'I IUIUW, th-thIIr In his IIIIIg. III' II'hIIIhIII III Is IIII I-xIIn gunl IIIIII'I II'.I Ellwood City Brad ford LA VIE 127 CHARLES V ANDERBILT Woonwmm, E X ............... . ........... . Howard 151-012 '111 s'uy 1111111111111 '11-11111, 1, 2 1311153 Foot- 111111 '1'1'11111,1, 2.0I11ss 111111111111; 23 Cl1111'l1's V1111 H01111111 W11111iw111'1l shutlied 111111 State 111111111111 with his 11'1111111111111 111'11- gross through 1111'11111s1111 511111111111'1' 111111 over- 111111'1111: with 111-111115 of 11111111 s1'lmnl life, 1111111 111'st. 1111111111 illm 111'1111111111111'11. through his 01101'1111111s physique, 11'1111'11 won for 111111 1111111y honors 011 11111. gridiron. '111111 1111111 111111111 11 1:1'1-11t fuss 11111 111111, 1-111111111-1111y tu1'11- 1111.: his 11111111 from 111111111111. 111111 studious 1111111110111 111111 11111110. 11111'i1111s 11111211 0! 1:11pi11.' H1111111 'i.1; 11'1'1 1111111 111' 111111111lig111. strolls. s1111111t11111a- 1-1'1'11 s11'1illi11g11s 1111115: l1.111111nt, 111111111 1?1 Iinw111'111' t1111. 11111-151111 gonorully int111'1111'1111 with thuse st1'1111s,111111 he 11 urully 1'1-sis 111 this 11111111. 111 1111: near future, 1111. 11111111115 111 111111'n 1111; 111111 1111111 11 pnsitinn with 1111- 11111111111111111111'11 Cmnpuny 111 1111111111111: 111 01'111111 111 111-11111111: :1 practical 111111-11'11'111 11111.;I1111111'. WILLIAM VVRAY, 111 K E ...................................... Grecnsburg Hill. Cluss 11111111111111 '11-11111. 1. 1:. 1111pt11111. 2. Class '11'111'11 'i'1-,11111 1. 15.101121:in 1311111111111, 2 :1. Varsity '111'111'k Tom 1, :5. 1111111:- 1111111 11111g1111-111'1111: Su1- icty 1111111111 W1'11y tst11111111L111s the 1-1'11L11iu letters 11'1111'11 1111 1'0111'11'1'5 1111i11' t1'11111 11. cer- tain 1'11i1' til'i1'1111 111'11 11111111121: 1111111'11ss1'11, wns b1 ' 1 11 1'111'111. 1.111111 :11 111111; 1'11uld you 13111111111 s111'1-111'1i111i i11 111111151111. 111111 to 31111.1! but Bill 11111'111's s11y.' it W118 111111111 1'111s11 pru- 1011s1's.i1is11 1.1111111 11021111111 1'1-111w 111111 1111- 111'i1z11111't111 111' 1111 1111' 11111. cxpmssluu. 1:'l11111 10 51111111111111, s111'11 11s 111. 11:14 1111 1111.- 11'1111 1'11113 1111 111111111 11 great 111111 bull 111111411111 tl11- 111111111 111 111-1111: 11 1110111- i the 1'111'11 11'11111: 1.11111 is 111111111110 :1 1111111 111. t11111w1111: t1111 shut 11111 s111'111'is111l 111111- 1111 1111110 1111111111111y11 1111:1- 11y w111111111: 11111 S. lii is 11 11111111 st11111111t. 111111 111'1 1'11hou1:1 It worth 11111'il 1 1:01 11 11111;: with anyone 11111 1'111-11111141-11111' 11111111111111 is 10111111 111 1111:1111 : 1Ivith IiindVilllizuns 1111 111 wt1111l11'1' G1'111111s1111111, is 11 911111111111 Manor 111- 1111 .1111111'11 111' 111111111511111'1: .4 PE IINS YI V .IXNI X S'IIATE COLLEGE IEI'IIIIIAM ROY XVIIIIIIIT, 09 III. . . . . . ............................... Steelton ICpII, ScIIbncI. ' HPater. Ohms 'IrIIIIsuII-r, 3. BII'ZI'IIHS UIICIIIICILI IIDIIIIIIIII Roy Wright, wlIII IIIsII answers In IIIIx IIIIIIIIIS IIl' HScIII'IIIc, ' HI UW' or I'I wax IIIIIII II II IIIIIIII-t of Imuphin CIIIIIIIy. IHII, us IIIII III II sIIIIIII IIIIuIIIry LIIwII I:III IIIIIIIIsiIII: 'SIIIIIII' us It HP IlI'IIs IIIIIIIII-II SI'IIIIIII' SIIIIII :II'IIII' I-Ix I I HI I I II III IIIg 0f IIIIIIIlIlIl IIIIIUI IISI'IIIOIIL II 1IiI-h 11w IIIII II'IIU Ils: . '0 I IIIIIIIJ HI n gIIIIII IIIIIII'IIIII II-IIIIw Inning IIIIIIIy IIIIII IIIS pipe is no. the SIIHIIIOSI III SIIIIIIgII In my I10 SUIIP IYIIIIIIKO IIllIlIO s 50 LII III'I'II :Ihlv IO l'lllrnp Iis IIrfIIIIIioIIIz. IIIIIIIII ICIIII IIiIls leIr III II'IIII! IIPII! II IIIII'IICIOI I IIIII Sums IIIIRLICY YIIRKS. .. ................................ .. . . . . Milesburg III'IIItoII. Muubnuicul EngIneerIng Society. of all cunIIh-I-Iurlo , tho DIIuI-nn. lIencou cIIIIIIIs that he obtained II V0 0 last II IIIystoI'y In tho RepublIunn II-IIIlors over sinrv. bII-nusu they out 0 cm be Is over ' I w SIM Poglv Club. fur famed for their InIIIIIIgIIL IIIIIIIIIuVIII's, but for I111 IIn wo mm 110 my IIIIIL IIU Is wholly bad. There Is plenty OI music In Deacon and com um Injuy 11h; KUIIUII VIIIcII even thou h It IIIN'S smIIIIl morn I I Mk I . Dec I I I - IIIgIIIO. In his early yIIIIIlI III' WISI IIII . g0 - . I IIIIIIagcr o ' Miles Iurg Mu IchpnI I EIOCITIG Light Plant and IIIII'IIII: IIIIIbIIIIIII IIIIIIII; I-Icctricnl IIIIPS IOIIOWNI rice's .c I- HIP upIIII entering smu. Ioth Joslc' I the Ike. IIIIWI Ivor, recognived IIIs IIIIIIIty. and both DFIDCPCII m1 0 nI'Im II-IIc. IImI I'IIIUIKU. I osio surcooded 0IIrSt .nIl cInImc tI1 IIIIII SIS II mnthomntlcinn u few months. but now the Ike hIs IIr'mIdorful npowers of persuasion has htoconvor ted Done :1. Fa 0r II'II years he us nno 0f IIIIIIIy Gaddards . IIIIIsts IInII pelnyud II burn as: IIIII as IIIIIIIIIIII $17635; '63;th y W 6-0 m: 9;. 33-96;! .- e E1 quit ,LASS SOPHOMORE Somomna 011C Slllllly llllCYllOUll tVily :3 have ever been a class. that does things. since campus through a cloud lJHClx in a September when we crossed the of dust and opposition. That was when we were Freshmen. Yes. very new Freshmen, but never green. Our sojourn in this vale of tlnnks was aged only by hours when we began to deny b'azenly a In view of such belligerence thus manifested in C01- verdant hne. legiale infancy, what wonder is it that the first hilarious weeks of our new found Sophmnm'e privileges caused the Faculty to shake their ltlll'nCtl heads in clis- almrm'al, solemn and awful? llussihly we were bad, but if we. were worse than many at the cohorts gone betm'e. our most ardent maligners should at least consider that a vietmy-strewn Freshman periml COllltl furnish a partial excuse for being bad. It's likewise true that we know bitterness of defeat but found the sting all the more merciless because of the seldom occurrence. t two there were more than two hundred of us, nnw there are many, many less. llnt the spirit at the Class in those who have gone has been left for the veterans in the tight, and the class-spirit of 1908 has not been diminished with the lessened ntnnher; it has correspondingly increased in the individuals. The tlrst of our years at State bore the usual list of lessons learned, some by experience, others otherwise. The wrestlimr match in our Freshman year was $0 nearly a victory that the Sophomores were willing that it should be for- gotten. .X hammer alone, or rather the lack of it, lost for us our cider scrap; after the prettiest t'nse that ever brought a citler barrel on the campus. Then came mn- first and greatest vietory--the football game. On a certain silver cup in the track house are numerals and football scores engravetlr-seores LA VIE 131 :mtl numerals that mean nothing to the uninitiated but a world of disappoint- ment or delight to the students of State. There are a few, at very few, numerals with which appear twu scores, indicating a class victorious in its games. Lapses 01. years occur between such instances and we consequently take great pride in our greatest achievement at Stateethe winningr of both football games. The debate of our Freshman year added to our victories and showed our capability in intellect as well as in brawn. At the Park Hotel at VVilliamsport We held our banquet with more than half our class safely there to help make tirm the fellmvship of 1908. It was another victory. Our Freshman picture was taken without molestation by the Sophomores and in return we let them have the basket ball game. Then came the flag sc 11p. Had we lost our tlag, 1907 would have been the only class in col- lege with a llag. This fact we realized and though our enemies guarded by night, we brought on our llag while they bt'cztkfasted aml kept it there until after eight o'clock . It was a rainy morning in May that between the llollfS of three and seven, twenty-seven shiver- ing Freshmen uf 1908 lay with their pole and flag in tlLoverts Lane. :Xt seven o'clock we raised our flag with most of our class there ready to tlefeml it. Such an action, without a precedent, confounded um' Oppon- ents. They forgot their schemes; they forgot their lrmg-talketl 0f tlag-taking machine; in short, forgot everything except their previous predictions regarding the outcome of the fray. After maintaining our llag at the top of the pole until SOme time after the ringing of the Chapel hell we were conceded to be the winners. With the placing of a windmill 0n the llaer pole of the tower at Ctmimeneement. our Freshmen tleetls ended. The fall of this. our Sophomore y iaiu found us with many classmates missing. Many a good fellow failed to return and left a YUltl that we all felt. Fortunately our numbers wer- augmented by several valuable new-eomers. Then began the fray with our proteges,. the Fresh, or rather the repartee, for not yet have Discretion as the most desirable sub- 1008 and 1909 clashed in a real live fray. Stilute for I'alnr has thus far been the key note of mods existence here. The wrestling match was hardly a eontegt; they succeeded in gettingr one fall. 'llheir eitler barrel came almost to grief by association with an autrmiobile and at last. rather than have the allotted time go past without having some, kiml of a demon- PICXNSYIA'AN l .X STATIC COLLEGE .. Lu L. sti'ation, a few pnhh'e minded memhers ut the class uti i909, unknown to the rest. tell in with had eumpany antl carried a diminutive keg Iaheletl Cidt'l' to thc ' amt where, it is rumored, certain of their htmn companions were given drink by the Freshman writer ol- the eatiiims near the t'esidenee uf liethlie litiss' lu-g-hearei's. While this vest lmeket atit'aii' was in progress. a thm'nughh' respect- ahle harrel was tlllrutlltCCtl at the other eml vi the campus where the guard gave the signal and where the barrel was speedily captured. This was the unh' hai'ret hmught 0n hy the Freshmen and it was heavily charged with saw thist. In fairness tn the rest nf the Freshmen we might :lthi that from thoroughly i'espeetahle students it has been ascertainwl that the wnmlen keg at the other end of the campus tiiti really contain cider and nut carpet taeks as many cunteml. t hi these grunmts huth classes refuse tn ailmit defeat. The fnathail game was nut a success. Tun miegsided to he interesting. it was too easy a vietury to he highly extnhetl, other than for its intrinsic value 10 I908 in regard tn the score on the trophy cup. A smashed camera aml dashed hupes tell the story uf the Itireshies attempt at a class picture. 'Iihey inst as usual and tn show how deeply they were incensed threw a few snowballs, which action was heartily t'eeipmeatetl by 10.8. .tt the middle ut' our Suphtmmre year We are 1m tllti of mm great achievements and wish that history may euntinne to repeat itself as is said to be its wont. Our leginn 01' lost ones is large but those who have gum,- can never lose their interest and spirit in their classmates and their class. CLASS OFFICERS ERLH HJCNSYL LEATnlms. ........ . ........................... . . . . President BALSJCR VVICIHCR. . . . . . . . . . ........ . ......................... . . . . . . .Sccrctury JESSE Shaun: RITCIIICY ......... . . .............. . . . . . . ........... Tr usurcr SJLAS SWALLOW RIDDLE ................................ . ......... Historian YELL HOOP RAH! iomlER RAH! RlP! RAH! RATE! PENNSYLVANIA STATIC 1908 Colors Blue and Gold I MEMBERS OF 1008 CARTER NEWTON :XHICL . ..... . ........................ . ..... York llavcn SIDNEY Pm-tx'ms ARMSHY .. .................. . ............ State College Grimm; DANIEL HARBICY . . . . . . . . ............................... Reading XVALTHR SAMUEL BAVER.......................... Krumsvillc 134 PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE meaxma MAY lhcxI-ZDICT ........................................ Gimrd JOHN .l.lCUN.-xkn lhcvmu-i'r .. . .. ........ .. ...................... Iloncsdalc Sli'rn W xlnucx 111mm . . . .................................. Clmvcnsvillc 'IUSHI'II JClmann Hm'uc ......... . ........................... Summit Hill HARYICY Mnxmx Ihmvcmcu ..................................... Albany ULl-CNN SHAFFICR HMCNHMAN, 3 A E ........................... . . .. Suxton WILLIAM Hl'NTI-jk HRUWX .................................. Cuchrunton 313111.:munue lhmm'r lll'cn .......................................... Lititz Cnuswm SNMLCK Hl'lJJ-IR w w ................................ Columbia CARRHLI, llIcA'rH Hl'kxs ........................................ licrwyn HARRY .UA'I'TIIICW lll'kxs, JR. ............................... chsl Chester WILLIAM PAH. CAMAGHAN ................................... . Stcelton CHARLES HENRY CAMPBELL 3 A E .......................... West Chester WILLJ un Glmxx'llui CHILD. 3 A IC ............................ Harrisburg hanm meclmx Cnculuxlc ..... . ........................... Kitt'uming 'IUHN M.x1.m1..u CHLHMAX ................................. lx'cynolrlsvillc WILIAM FRANK Cum; .......................................... Klmlivc ICLMIQR HRAUN Dim: .................................... .... . Allcghcny .MAX GRANT DILLON ..................................... .. Hloomslmrg .luux HICRIHCRT Hurmnimw ... ............................. lhnvningtown RICHARD Rumm: DRY .......................................... liphrntu Glcumzlc Dl'I'IJSSlS DI'HARRY ................................... Pitlslmrg WILLIAM Tnmms Hl'NN, 3 A E ........ ... ......... .... . Youngstown. U. lem .w'rnru ELIAS. 3 A F. ................................... Scranton .Xxmucw jAMIcs lixmnc. JR. ....... .................... . ..... ..... Altomm CLARENCE HESS ICNMJC ..... .... .. .......... . .............. .. Mount Joy DAVID FRAN KLIN EVANS .... . . . . . . . . . . .. ....................... l,ittston J. Ii. FERGI'SUN, di 3 K ....................................... Philadelphia WILIJAM MAHAFHCY FlCRlZl'SHN, K 3 ......................... .. Mahachy Ross CLARENCE FERRY .......... . ........................ New ICntcrpl'isu Ums CI..u'm-: FINLM' ..... . ................ . ............. Lcwislown LICRm' HAM. FmJ-N .......... . . .. .......................... Mount Cobb MAINS Wnkmu. 190x ....................................... Iicrwyn Hlikmik'r .Xxmucw lMucn-tn ..... ........ . ...... ...... ........ .. Ilomcwmd WILLIAM l..uvlucxmc FRY ..................................... l'tuhvillc .XRTHI'R .IUHN GARRETT .................................... Orwigslnn'g limxu ARTHUR sznwn'r ..... . . . . .......................... llurrislmrg WILLIAM HHNAIAMIN Glclsrt. K 3...... ......... ........... Cubzl LA VIE 135 MARK BOYER GERIIARD ........................................ Reading HOWARD GLENN ......................................... West Snnlmry FRED HARRISON GOULD ................................ South Knrtright mum: SMUIJ. CRAMHCY, lb T ................................ Spring Mills CECIL RAYMOND GRICICNMAN ..................................... lildrcd ROBERT MCFARLAX CITIIC .................................. West Chester JAMES MORGAN HARDING, 1 K S. ................................ Bcllcvue Glcomzlc XVnm-m.-m HARGIQSIB B 69 II .......................... Harrisburg LEROY HARLEY ............................................. East Salem REEVE HICICCIIICR HARRIS, E A E ............................... COIItCSViHC GLEN Illmwx I'IASTINGS, m P A ................................ Wcllsboru FREDERICK WILLIAM 'I'I'ICCKEL, JR. ........................... State College EARLI; SCOTT I-IlclmanAUCIl .................................. Qmu'ryvillc MELVILLE JAMES HENDERSON ............................. Elliott Hurnugh JOHN THOMPSON HENRY, d, A Q .................................. Martha JAMES SAMUEL HENSIIAW ................................... Uniontown Emmnv CII'HNICY I-IICKMAN .. ............................. W'cst Chester LYNN WumJivmi HILL .................................... Montoursvillc JAMES 11mm HOLTZWORTII ................................... Unimwillc Wluu'k AchksoN HORN .................................... Lycoming ARTIH'R ALVIN HUBLER ........................................ Gordon WILLIAM ELLIS HUGHES ................................. llcllcvillc. N. J. FREDERICK AARON HULL ............................... . ....... Reading RALPH VVALDO TRVIN ....... . .................................. Reading DAVID ANDERSON ISENBICRG .................................... Hcllwood JAMES HOWELL JOHNSON tb T ............................... Monzisvillc GEORGE Gums JONES, JR. ........ . ......................... Usccoln Mills VVILLIAM Mosmms KICIILINIC ................................. Allentown JOSEPH SAMUEL KNAPPER, JR. . . . . . .......................... Philipslmrg RALPH ULYSSICS KRAUSE ........ . .............................. Ncwside RAYMOND VVORTII KRISE, B G 11 ................................. Carlislc ELIAS KEl-ZLUR KURTZ ..... .s ................................ New Holland ANDREW SHANNON LACOCK, K E ............................... Allegheny ALFRED Glcokmc LANG ................................ New Britain, Conn. DAVID H. LANDIS ............ . .............................. Rock Glen ICRLH HICNSYI. Ll-tA'rHIiRs, E X ............................... Mount Eagle EDWARD CLAREN CF. me .................................... Stroudsburg 13h ' PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE HENRY Wlumn LEWIS ......................................... Chester .IAMICS WILLIAM Lunar: ...................................... llogcstmvn CLIN'mN LLm'h LURAH ...................................... Soncstuwn Gummy; Human 1,1'TIHCR ....................................... Ashlnml SAMUEL S'rl-zwm'r IthN, 4: K E .............................. Philadelphia Junx HHWARD MCCOY, luv 11 ................................. Lcwistmvn H'HJmm KLINIC MCDUWHLL. E X ................................ Howzml VLARK JOHNSON MCKICIC ...................................... Sultslmrg THOMAS WILSUN McMILLI-m ..................................... Essen llmmlm RALPH MCMILHCN ........................ . ....... New Castle Rmuck'r HYICRS MICCKlJ-ZY. E. A l'l ............................. Harrisburg WILLIAM WEBSTER MILLER .................................. Plnunixvillc U'IIJJA M HASSAIL Mux'mmllcln', d! K E ........................ Hellcfuntc EDGAR .IAM 11:5 Momma ..................................... Willnw Cmvc CALVIN HENRY .Xltmlx'nmn ...................................... Indiana WILLIAM HOWARD Alnmux ....................................... Guns Y11.I.l.x.u JAMES Mummw .................................. Harrisburgr JICWI'ZLL liuuiu'r Mm'XT ......................................... Corry ALEXANDER Alcluhvr'rlix MYERS .................................. Sligo CHARLES EMORY MYERS . . ........................................ Tivuli CHESTER CLARK NEAL, w I A ............................... Philadelphia L'IA'mc ICMAM'HI. Ulm'm, II, A w ............................... Miftlinburg JOHN limx'lx l'mmv, ID 2 K .................................. Harrisburgr CHARLES :Ml-IIA'IN Pmcu, JR. ................................ :Xltotmu YII.LIAM BI-jk'mlm I'LANK ........................... . ..... Morgunmwn WILLIAM IRWIN PULLUCK. JR. .............................. lhnvningtmvn CIIAl'ch-ZY lelx'uxu'rox PRICS'mN, tb 'P ........................... Tzlyloriu RALPH IJIC'FWIm-m QUICKHI, ................................. Jlurrislmrg V1I.I.I x M Grimm: RICCIHCI. ................................. . .. Ncwbcrry ancx Jhimucu'r Rumns ....... ' ......................... . . . . lilonmshurg j 1-1551: S'ncncuc Rchm-tv ........................................ Luysburg FRANK Klilf'r Russ. B m H ................................... Harrisburg WARREN Cums Ross ......................................... .. Dunkzml XIx' l lll'R CRAWFORD Mrrmuwx ................................ lx'ccdsvillc Junx Tnmms RYAN .................................... ....... Dudley .Wumum SAXH, d, F A ....... . .............................. Scranton WAIJrIcu FRY SCHIx'Ol-IDI-le', d! F A ............................. . . . Columbia .IMHCS ST. CLAIR SCOTT ...................................... Hrookvillc LA VIE I37 .inURDON VVAIXHCR SCRIMNIQR, tb A 00 . . .. ................ . ......... 'Ridgwuy Glcumnc PETER SICARIGIIT . . . . . .................................. Cnrlislc RAYMOND CAMPBELL Slivmmxcn ............. . ............... New Castle josuvn ALIHCRT SHARP .......... . . ...... . . . ................... . . Atg'lcn JOHN HARRY SHATZJCR . . . . . . ............................. Chumbcrslmrg' JOHN Rules SIHERRAII ............. . ............... ........... Glen Lynn ALLIsX SIMON ........ .... ................ . ....... . .......... Hopewell DAVID ROY SIMPSON ........................ . ............... Altomm DAVIS GREEN SKINNl-tk, d, P A ........................ lerlx'crslmrg', AV. Va. WALLACE XVOODMAN SMITH ........ ........ . ......... .......,.....Hulfunl CLARENCE SAImI-m SNAVICLY ................................. Harrisburg JOHN lAiLAINIC Sxmlck ...................... . ...... . ............ Altoonzl HARRY 81-:ch STANTON . . . . . . ..................... . .......... Philipsburg JOHN 01:01am; JACOB S'mm, ........ . . . ....................... Philadelphia EARL MOUNTAIN THOMAS ................................... Pottstown W'HJJAM GARFIELD THOMAS, K E ...................... . . . .. Muhzmuy City WMJHCR SCOTT THOMAS ........ . ........ . ................... Latrobe WARREN Glmvlsk TIIUMI'SON .. .................................. Reading STANLEY Bmmsmlc VALENTINE .............. . . . . . . . . .. ....... Hcllcfontc ARTHUR AVIIITTAKICR TINKICR, t1, A w. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . State College VVILLIAM VICTTJCR ......................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . Scranton J'mIN HENRY AVACNICR . ........ . ......................... Muhzmoy City EvaRn ALLEN XVALKICR . . . . . . . ............................. . . Scranton JOHN ELLMAKICR VVALLACIC ....................... . ............ Rust Earl HALSER XVEBICR, E X ............................................ Howard CAkmsmc KNI-ZFFJER WI-Zmui .. . . .. ............... ... . ......... Slumksvillc WILLIAM FRANCIS ll. WICNTZICL ............ . ....... ..... . Jacksonwnkl Josm-n BRADFORD VVHARTON ................................... Lcwiston Roy MORRISUN XVILLIAMS ............... ....... . . . . . .. ..... New Castle CICORGE HARRY VVION ............. . ........... . ............ .. Bcllcfontc FRANK CHESTER VVOODSIIHC ..... . ................................ Uxford HARRY CHESTER XVOODWARI; ....... . ..... . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . Mincrsville JOSEPH DONALD .VVOODxVARI; .................................... Clcnrticld NORMAN RALPH XVRIGHT, E X .. ................................ Newport JACOB l,ilaRNARD XVYCKOFE, w x1! ..... . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . ...... Stmmlsburg CHARLES GEORGE YUCUM, E X ....................... . ....... I'luntington I'IUWARD AUGUSTL'S ZINK, d, F A ........... . . . . .............. Philadelphia here were uhnnt three hundred of us when General llenvcr organized our class in the :n'nmry snon after eollege opened. Since then we have had to huttle with sophnn'tres :tnd exulninzltit'ms. :nnl nmv we are not so large in number; but those who are left are :111 true followers 01' the Red and Blue. After this first elztss meeting we gave the ChlSS yell in front of the :trniury lllltl then looked le'UllHtl for the Sopht'nnorcs, but they were not there. They did not neglect 115 long. however, for realizing ottt' importance they mun came around to make us personal enlls. Then. when they fnnntl out that they could nut paste up their proclamations alone, they requested us tn help them and of course we did. Hesitles helping them with their prm'hnnntinns we tlitl :1 great many other things for them. If one had been awake, us most of the Freshmen were, during those Septem- her nights. he would have heard such a medley of nuises us makes the heart of every Suphnnmre swell with pride. Oeensionlly the climax WOllltl he reached and the listener H'Ulllti know that some poor Freshnmn was getting :1 dose oft'lhulrlle. After :llmnt twn weeks of this the Sophomores decided that most of the lireshnien LA VIE i 139 had learned to what section of the u'tinhow they belonged, and turned us over to the faculty for the remainder of our instruction. Now we were allowed to sleep in peace, nut having:r to expect the Sophomore at any hour of the night to call on us. Our tirst meeting with the Sephomores us a class was at the wrestling match. Their wrestlers de- f-nted ours, but after the match we marched from Denver Field straight down the campus to the main ent'zlnee then back up the campus and down again to the front, in spite of the Sophomores' effnrts to make us keep ntT the grass. We could then see why they did not try to rush us after our first class meeting, All this time the Juninrs had treated us as friends and we now tleeitled to give. them some cider. Hav- ing decided to do this, one night We brought a Imrrtl, in fact we brought two barrels, 0n the emnpns. One of these barrels was filled with the cider which 'we intended givingr to the Juniors, while the other one was fllled with sawdust which we had decided to give to the Sophomores as we dithft want them to feel sligrhtetl. The Sophomores mistonk their hurrel for the one we were going to give to the Juniors and tried to take it away from us. Seeingr the joke in this we let them think they were right and they strove right gztilzmtly to capture the wrong barrel. During this time the Juniors were serenely drinking the cider from the barrel we had given them. This even was not entirely unlooked for by the Sophomores although it did seem to come. rather unexpectedly. They had had their guards out for weeks and weeks, armed to the teeth and ready to five the alarm :15 soon as they saw 21 barrel hoop. One evening one of the guards mistook the odor from an auto- mobile for the odor of cider, and a great disturbance resulted. then we did at last bring the cider 0n the Sophomores did not even get :1 smell. Next we tried to def int :1 picked band of the Sophmnrcs 0n the gridiron, but without success. Although tamr Chosen men fought long and hard, the odds were against them, and the game was lost. We, however, died game and lost none of our class spirit in so doing. Soon after this we decided to get our picture taken and tried it one morning. XVe started for the. auditorium hut, nnlnckily for us some Sophomores noticed our preparations, and slipping 11p kicked the camera over before all of us had suc- I40 PliN N S Y I N AN I A STATIC COLLEGE cccdctl in getting the propcr smile on our countcnanccs. 'llht-rc was snnw on the ground at the time aml smm thcrc was snow in the air. The mclcc lasted about half an hour, during which time thc sophomores:charged our frontrepeatedly but it was as haul 1,0 hrcak as l'Statc Kml Tape. Men were WOIHHlCtl on huth sides, and one of our brave warriors was carried from tho llCltl, hut still our line llCltl. Finally the tiring was stopped by mutual Consent aml wc all sailul for classes. The suphmnm'cs certainly fmnul nut that thcrc was no yellow streak in 0111' green. Judging lmm this scrap we think that more of us should have passml the examination in Military 'llactics. hccausc of the standing we 111th that day. Soon after this we hcg'an the study 01' tlhvmistr-t', aml after about a month of it our hvalth lwcamc s0 pour that we tlt'Clthtl tn talcc a vacation leltl have a banquet. :M'Ctmlingly wc slartwl at half past live one ltlritlay mm'ning. walked to the stone quarry aml thcrc lmanlctl a special train hnnml t'm' ll'illiamspnrtv 'llhc sophomores wanted to sec thc trian ull lint unluckily thcy startul t'nr lA'lllUlll lllSl'Ciltl 0f lllt' stmic-quariw. Later SUHIC ml them tame tn W'illiamsport with the intention of capturingr some of our spcakcrs ut' upsetting the banquet tahlcs. ln- Stcatl 0f capturinkr any of 11s, huwcx'cr, they got pulled in thmnsclvcs. Those sophomores who tlltl not spend the night in the coup were so easily outwittwl that they haven't gut anythingr at all tn say 0t thcir trip to ttllillpnrt. Many fresh- men arrivctl un later trains. all rccmintingr thcir :ulvcnturt's aml narrnw escapes. At last when the festive lmal'tl was snr- ruumlctl. mic hundred leltl tiftccn happy freshman sat down to partake of its many swcctmcals. This was mic of the most suc- cessful hanqucts over hcltl by a lrcshman class. Tllt' sophomurcs had hccn outwittml again. All the things that 1901; has tltnlt' cannut be given in this small i'ccm'tl. tlt-noral llcavm said it was tn hc lllt' grcatcst Class in Cnllcgc. aml can the histnry ml the g'i'catcst class ht- r-c- mnlul on two pages? 'llhcrc is nut spam- to lt'll why that mic humlrml ilullars was paiil nut of the treasury aml there is not space to tell of lllt' great tlt'CtlS that we are going to ilu. Let it sutlicc tn say that '00 is thc only class in cullcgc that tlltl not lose its UClthli Scrap. After the Cunning basket-ball game we are swing to tluat our victnrinns hannci' nwr tho hcatls of tho SOllllUIllOliCSi Let us ltnpc, lllUll of '00, that our class will h': all that General licavcr pi'mlictul. $$$sz '9 A. ' 71m n 0' 1 r X , qig'iiw p.33; 07 MVBEQb-i b ' wash! QigV ..j 'J' $1323 V' :W Wm :8 m 1mg: 02be s 513; WM : lV: k R ii $135!, 3 r y .. ,5 V 3' n 4$ 9. ? WV 8 V3133. Wu! . .. BO; lh 740V f 1909. CLASS OF CLASS OFFICERS PRESTON BARR POSTLETIIWAITI; .................... . ..... . . ..... President FRANK EDWIN HARPER . . . . . .............................. . . . . . Secretary C. NORRIS FLEMING . . .. ................................. . . . . . . Treasurer jonN KNOX BARNES ......................................... . Historian YELL CIIICKA, cu-Iuc, cn-xm, CH-IIINE, Cu-m:, cu-Ju, cn-m-t. CII-IIINI-Z, PENNSY STATE! 1009! Colnrs Blue and Rod. MEMBERS OF 1009 Jhamnim' HAMILTON ACIIESON ...................... . ..... New Castle JOHN U. AIRMAN ....... . ....... .. ....................... Brockwnyvillc 53.3; k Va'l o Wu. J I LA VIE 143 CHARLES ICARNICWF Ammun'r . . . . . . ............................ . . Curlislc JOSEPH XVALLACIC ALLEN 4 A 00 ............ . . ................. New Castle W 1I.1.1AM HIGMAN ALLISUN, JR tl, K E ....................... Spring Mills ROBESON HUNTER ALLmM' .......................... . ....... Philipsburg HARRY STHMP AMER ......................................... chfsville Romcm WILSON .Xxmiksnx. K 2 ................................. Latrobe Tnmms JAMES Ax'rlmxx' .................................. Orwigshurg jmnis PAUL ARMHI. ........................................... Latrobe Cum; NHLSUV ARNOLD, E A 19 ................................. ancntum ROLAND G. AUNGST ............... . ........................ Pine Grove WILLM M CRHYHR C1.v-:v1c1,..xxn HARKIJCY A 2 II: ................... . . Atco VVILLIAM RUMCRT Mkmw . ...... . . .. ......................... Iicthlchcm Flush PALMER HVFICS, 1 A M ................................. Willizunslmrt ARTHUR LHRm' leuxli'r'r ................................. . ....... Kane FRED PALMER HATES ..... . . . . . ............................ Williamsport ALBERT BAUR. jk. ....................................... . . . . llrookvillc jouN UA-xk'rr: lilacn'rmm ........................................ Lebanon FREDERICK Fm-zlcnmcx lilicmik'r ............................. . ..... Avalon 17mm ICM M m IlI-tmm: . . . . . . ................................. . ...... Eric HORACE hinmcu. ............................................ Girardvillc OSCAR SMITH lhmmi 1 T ................................... VVilkcsbarI-c U. VVALLACIC mu. ..... . ....................................... Midway ROBERT HARRY lthL ........... . ........................... . chfs Mills XVAYNI: STUNHR lhcu. ....................................... Harrisburg PAH. limnucwnm HICNNHTCH .............................. Ncwmanstown HARRY JACKSON 1:1ch NICTT ................................. Derry Station DANIEL EDWARD 1thle .................................... vacr City FRANK 1116le ilcmk . . . . ......................... . ....... . . . . . Warren VVALTICR HENRY UICYICLIC . . . .................................. . . llurnvillc HENRY Iimmlm linuxo'mx 4 K E ............................. Pittsburg ALEXANDER FRANCIS HLICSSING . . . .. ...................... . .. l,ingclstown HARRY ALAN l'le-t ...... . ........................ . ....... ... . . . Avalon Axnmcw ALLEN HUMAND . . . . .1 ....................... ....... Sandy Luke ELIZABETH HJCRTIIA HUWHR ..... ..... . ............ . . . . . . . .. llmn'csburg ORLANDO CURTIN liuwus ......................... ...... Smu- College CHARLES HVICN BRANDT, B m H ...... ...... ....... ............ Mount Joy XVILLIAM Dlewrr'r BRECKENRIDGE ........ .......... . ........ ... Grove City CLARE VINCENT HRHIIM . . . ......................... . ..... . . . Harrisburg l4; PENNSYLVANIA STATIC U HLICGIC ALLAN Town EROWN ............. . ......................... Cnchrnntnn Au'rnm: JOSEPH BROWN .. ....... . ................. . ........ .. llcllcfontc Jun x MMNMJN BROWN. 2 X .......... . . . . . . ..... . .. .... ...... Bronkville HARRY FHMIAN lhcmumuncu .................................. Ccntcrhill THOMAS ROLAND Hl'mck ...... . . . ........................... Hul'rialmrg llmn-zu Bv'r1wnwnr:1,u . .. ........ . . . . .. .................. South Montrosc CHARLES ERNFRICD BYORSUN ......... .... . . .. ..... ...............Crcns11:nv NATHAN WILLIAM CAx'rItI: ...... .. ......................... Wilkcnsburg Wlunxr Imus: CucLsuR ....... . .................. . ............. chm'o PAH. HAMI'ION CMx'WCNTlFR, vb .x m ..... ..... . .................... Sharon WJLLMM Flwnm CARSON. B m 11 .................... . . . . ......... Irwin jun N lA'TLIC CARLWIHCRS, K E ....... . . . . . . . . .. ......... ....... ..... Irwin VVALIAUl-i 1.0mm: CLAY ........ . . . . . . . . . ........... . . . ..... Jersey Shore Tmsmmmc :XL'nlrwrus Cum; . ...... . . . . . . .. .......... ........ Phillipsburg FRANK DILIA' Cowman, d, A w . . .. . . .. ............. . ........ Wutsontown RAYMUND 121m Cluumck, E. A E .................... . ............ Lebannn CHARLES RICHART memnm ....................... ......... Mcchsport JIM HHNJAMIN CMLLY . . ............. . ......................... Altoonn RONALD Akcnnmm DAmmuu, d, E K .... .......... ... .......... libcnsburg FRANK HELIX IXWENPUR'J', d! T ....... ...... . ............. Wilkesbzu'rc DONALD SMITH lmmu ................... ..... ............... Ft. London .XLLAN Dlmw ......... .......... .................. . ........ .. Piltsburg CL-ku-ixcn Fl'RMAN Dunsux ..... . ........ . ......... . ....... Willx'cs-llurrc FREDERICK Du'm DORNBLASICR ........ . . . . . ...... . ...... . . . . . . . Xl1c11t0xv11 Glcomnc PAksnx DRUCKMIIJJCR .................... . ............. Sunbury I lumLh CLIFFORD DUFF ........ . ......... ......... . . . . .. ........ Gimrd IRA Cnovnk RMCRLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .......... .. . . . . . . . . .. Mcclumicslmrg WILm-Ilwmmc Ecmtw . . . . . ......... . . ................. . . . ...... Carlislc JOHN LYNN ELLIUT . . . .......... .. ...................... . ..... Ncwvillc FRANKLIN STALL ENGLI: ...... . ........... . .............. . . . . . . Marietta PAUL M ussncu E'r'n-zus . . . .. ............... . ........ . . . . . . . . State College Roy lhcxxlcu Flinn ............ ...... ..... ..... . ..... ...... State Collch V' 1mm: URKHN FIELD ..... . . ..... . ......... . . . . . . . XVcllsboro Cmeuus FLICMINv........................... ...... ...... Utica 1:1th K CoLLle 'lmu'rJ-z, K E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . ......... . . .Piltslmrg H. SCYLICR .1?00 1 1 : A E d, .......... .. ..... .. . . . ....... . . . . . . . . Harrisburg WILLIAM Emmlm Fuwmcu .........,....................... Montgomery J. W'MXPI-tk lmx .............. . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Dmvningtown LA VIE 145 AUSTIN GARFIELD FRICK, w W ............................... Lundcnburg WILLIAM FUHS .............. . ............................... Piltsburg WAL'rHR IMCNI-jmw FI'RST ..................................... licllcfnntc ROYAL Mmuus GAMBLE. B M H ................................ Lcwistuwn l an'I-tv S'rrmmk'r GARNET .................................... Lcwistown SAMUEL GUSSLHR Glaxmmk'r, JR. ............................... . Sunlmry 1C. DICKINSON ?ImeR'r b E K ............................... Qunrryvillc jonx FRANCIS GILL .. ................................... Ii. Stroudshurg JUHN GUY Gmscmv . . . . . ...................................... Clnscow FRANK ARTHUR GLICASUN ...................................... Scranton II. HAMILTON Gonmmu'r, B w H .............................. waistown Romm'r VICTOR Gossum ........................................ Upton Wleck KELLER GRAICFFI .................................... Swartsvillc jmncs FUNK GRANTHAM .. .................................... Scottdale ALBERT CLARK Gluzn-tk, 3 X ............................. Warrior's Mark FRANK UWJNG sznck, E X ............................. Warrior's Mark HWLMICR EMANUEL CROSS .......................... . ..... W'. Manchester FRANK EDWIN HARPICR, w W .................................. Corzmpolis GUY NORMAN HARRIS .. ........................................ Cnrlislc WILLIAM ANDERSON HAVEN .................................. . Swissvalc THOMAS Ronsox HAY, B w 11 ............................... State College ROBERT HAYDEN ................................................ Sayre EDMUND Pluvmm HAYS. 2 A E ................................ llcllcfonte JAMES MURRY l'htvmx ......................................... .Xltoonu 11mm; CIIICSH-ZR lIr:n..u.xx ................................. Philadelphia WILLIAM Hum: HENDERSON ............................... Osceola Mills HARRISON CLAIRE lhcxlmc, ................................... Illuomshurg CLARENCE HENRY .......................................... . ...... Eric FRANK GARFIELD HENRY .................................. . AVinsbzu'rc Fluxsmsco Lmucxzu lllcmucm ........................ Anusco, Porto Rico HARRY ALIHCRT HHY, d, 'P ................................ . . .. .Philmlclplnu LUTHER KELKICR Hum 1 E K . . . . . ............................ Camp Hill lfmmkn KRAATZ Hmsnxmxd ................................... Ephrzuu MALMJ'IN HARMM; HICKICY ... ...................... .... ...... . Athens NATHAN HIGGINS ............ . ............................. Scalp Level jA MES Foswm 1711x125 ........... . . . . ......................... Great Bend Gliumnc BLUCK llmu.t'rz1 :1.1., n m u ............................. Mvcrsdzllc WARREN ENGLE llmrlmxxx ............................ . ..... Mo'unt Juy I 46 PEN N SYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE CHESTER ALLEN HOGENTOGLER ................................. Columbia LESLIE MORTON HOLTZ d, 2 K ...................................... Etna PARK RAY HOMAN . . . . . ................................... State College JAM 12s Ammo I-IowLAND, $ 2 K ................................. Chester GEORGE ALBERT HOY . . . . . .................................... . . Waddle GEORGE W ALTER HUMES ............................. . ...... Mercer THOMAS josmm HUNSICKER ................................... Lebanon VVALLACF, LUMAN INGIEICK ................................. State College JOHN EDWARD INGRAM ................................... . . . . . St. Marys RALPH A911 JOHNSON .................................... . West Chester CECIL WALLACE JOHNSTON 2 X ......................... . ....... Franklin EDWARD Mamas KABLE, d, E K ............................. . Harrisburg JOHN liMlcR ............................................ Mahanoy City SOLOMON M. KECK ....... . .................................. Allentown ROBERT JOHN KERN ................................... ........ Erie CHARLES MARTIN KICIILINE ............................ . .' . . . . Allentown MARCUS ALFRED KILLAM .............................. . . ....... Hawley CLAUDIUS LOUIS KING ..................................... Millvalc JOHN ANDREW KLICUACK .................................... Taylor HARRY BITTINGICR Knuuak ............................. Hagerstown, Md. LAURENCE HENRY LANDIS ................................. .Bowmansdale WILLIAM HOWARD LANDIS ..................................... Perkasie DAVID EDWARD LANE .................................... . . . . . Franklin DANIEL JOSEPH LANG'ION .............................. . . . . Shenandoah WILLIAM LAUIMCR, JR, 4 K E ................................ Riddlcsburg VVILLIA M MCILVAMC LICIC ................................ . . . . . Oakmont DAVID HAMLIN Innis ..... . . ............................... . . . . . Juniata BURT 13. LEONARD. tb A 9 ................................... 'l'lirmingham JAcm: FRANK Llissuz .......................................... Ashland LEWIS Ih'lmr; LlNlH-IMUTII, B G H .............................. Clcm'ficld SAMI'I-II. LLI-IWl-ZLLYN, KI, P A . . . . . ........................... XVilkcs-Burrc FRANK MICRCIIANT LOVELAND ................................. Corry JUJIN HOWARD LYNCH ........................................... Irwin Flucmmwlc limcmik MCLARICN . ............................... Pottsville WILLIAM JA M 11:5 MADDEN ...................................... Reading DAVID LLOYD MARKLE ..................................... I'Iuhlcrsburg llowmm I, xRt'1-: MARSH, B m TI ................................. Oil City LA VIE 147 KARI. HARTNICSS MARSH .............................. JAMES EDGAR M ARTIN . .......... VVILLIAM EDWARD MARTIN ....... . ......... Whrrcn . . ........... . . .. Nittuny ........... Media Cym; MCPJIHRSUN NIARTSULF .............................. New Ih-ighton CHARLES REUBEN MART: ........ . ...................... . ........ Crawl LESTER DONALD MATTER, q, T . . . . . ......................... . . Millcrshm'g j'osncvn IRWIN MA'rmmvs .. . . . . . . . .. ........................ .. Lebanon PRESLEY ALBERT LUTHER MAURIIOFF, E A l . ................... . . 'qu'cntnm JOHN LICO MJCIC ................... .. ........................... Athens ALDEN lx'nomcs M 151-: K. A 2 t1, ......... ........................ llarrislmrg I'IUGH PARKIm MICICSIQ . . . . . ...... . ............................ California ICLVYN KAUFFMAN MENTZER, K E ..... . . . , . .............. . . . . . . . Altoonu CARLOS MICS'rlu-ts . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . ................... Barcelona. Spain CHESTER ARTHUR MILLER ............... . ............. . . . . . . . KnulTnmn FRANK BARTON MILLER, d, A 9 . ................................ lollcview JAMES SKmNICR MILLER, JIL. d, A M ............................ . Ridgway SAMUEL DONALD MILLER, d! K E ............................ . . . . . Latrobe FAY :MORRIS NIITCIHCLL .. . . . . . . . . .. ......... . .......... . . . . . . . . . Athens RM'Moxn WILVHHCML Mrrcmcu. .................. ............. Buffalo ROY HALL Mommy ......... ..... . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. jmcch Creek VVILLIAM ROBERT MOLLISUN . . .............................. . . . Scottdalc WALTER LEON Alumni, d1 P A. . . . . . . . . . ........ . ..... . ....... . . Mcndcvillc PuILw EVAN MORRIS, d, S K . . . . . ..... . . . ............ . ..... . . . Grove City ALFRED CHARLES MULLIIAI'PT ......... ............ . ....... .... St. Marys JOHN KNOX Mvsmmvr: . . ................................ . . . . . Allvghcny JEREMIAH Bt'kmel .MYICRS ......... ................ . ...... .. Swissvale EDWARD .lusm'u NICARY ...................................... Old Forge JAMES ANDREW NELSON, A 3 tb . . ............................. . . . . . .Xrnot FRANCIS GAFFNICY NICSSICNTlL-HJCR, d, 2 K .................... . . . . . Chester FRANK CRAIG NICHOLSON, A 2' GA . . . . . . .................... .. Wilkcs-liurrc I'IARRY BARKER NORRIS .... . . . . . . . .. ............ . ..... ....... North East RAYMOND O'DUNNICLI. ...... g ................................. Colmnbiu CLYDE RAY ORNDORFF, u 'If . . . . . . . . . . . . ............... . . . . . . . . . . Stcclton EDWIN FRANCIS PALM ...... ............ ................... Mount Penn DOMINGO PANAIANI . . . . . . . . ...... . . . ..... La Luna, Sun .Ecrmzm, Porto Rico WILLIAM DANA PARK ..... Nantimke HARRY RImJI-zsm'm PA'J'TICRSHN . . . . . . . ....... . ....... . . . . . . . Lnndisbnrg I48 PENNSYLVUXNIA STATIC COLLEGE HARRY ASII PI: IRCI . . . . . . . ..... . ...... . . . ......... . ...... . . . Latrobe C I ARENCF HIIM III PI: NNIC I L .. ................. . ............. .... L'swick 1VIC11ARD MIIRIIIV PICNNUC K . ........ . . ...... . ............ Kennett Square Ilowmm ALEXANDER PEPPERDAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............. .. Latrobe ERNEST BERRY PHILLIPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ...... . ................. . Warren GROVER CLEVELAND PIIIIHCIIV, E A F. ...... . ............ . ........ Houtzdnle EDWARD PITCAIRN, JIL, III K S. ............. . .............. . . . Wilkinsburg FRANCIS KIMMICL PLOI'GH ..... . . .. ................ . ...... Cllillanl'Shllrg FRANK SCOTT PIII I UCK . . ......... . ......... . . ............ DOII'niIIgtown SAMUFY IIIUMPSON Pm IIII 1V, ID F A ....... . ..................... Altoona ARTIIUII FII IVCIS POND ..... ........ .......... ....... ........ CozItcsville MIILICI N'r PIINIJ ...... ..... . .......... ......... State College PRESTON B. IIIR PIISFI F'l IIIV II II-:, I0 Ill ............ . ............. f-Tuntingdnn GEORGE JOSEPH PURSISIL. .. X .......... . ........................ Trmnont SIMON PATRICK QUINN ....................................... Lebanon HERBERT RADER . . . . . ................................... SIIIIImit Station JOHN NICIZIJZY RAMSEY . . . .............. . ...... . ......... . . . . . Allegheny .i 101mm; PACKER RIcIcs . . . . .................................... VVcllsboro CLARENCE GILL RICITER, K :2 .............. . .............. Allegheny WILLIAM CLARK RICITEY ..................................... Iilnirsville SPANGIJCR RICKICR ..... . . ..... . . ............................. Lcwistown ARTHUR BICNJ A .VI1N RUSISNKRANS .. . . ., . . . ................... Wilkcs-Hnrrc MALCOLM DIIVALD Ross. 2 A 151 ............................... Homestead WILLIAM KINI: ROSS, B0911 .................... ........ ..... lTarriSbIIrg JOHN H I-tIIIIIuI'r RlYCIV'IiL ............. . . .................. . . . . .RIIon's Ford jOIIN WILLIAM RIIIIIN ....... .. Irwin ROY 1MYFFICIC Rl'MliAl'IEII, A E III ..... . ................... ... . ..... CI'IIftIm WARREN FRICK 'lx'IIsst. ..... . ..... .. . . . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shamokin jI-tssv PATRICK RYIIV ........................................ Harrisburg: jOIIN LwVIIIn IVYI .IVIII: R ........................................ Irwin SAMUEL SLIII UM SADLICR . . . . . .............. . . . . ......... . . . . . lohnstown AIXNHR VELMONT SALLMM. 4. P A ........................... Willinmsport GEORGE HICVRY SCIHCDLER ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. jIrooklyn IVALTIIR SCH nass, .IR. ........ .. ...... ... ...... ............. WillizIInspurt FRANK R. SCIIIICII ... ........... . ..... ........ ........ .... QIIIIkcrtIIwn OIJI'ICII CIIIIIIJ-ts SCIIIHCNFICLD ..... . ................ .. ..... ........ Irwin DONALD Mvam ICK SCOTT ................................. Connellsvilic IZI-zIIIIIch FRANKLIN SICAIIICII ............. .................. .... Tower CIty LA VIE 149 PAL'I. 1401115 SIIA'II'S ......................................... . Sunbury FRANK Fln'lntmz Smux ................................. . ..... Hopewell Llcu Nmumx SKI-jm' .......................................... Scottdulc llm KIcLLAR SM rm ........ ..... ............................ I lurrisburg' Snlsox 110nm: SM l'l ll ........................................... York 11mm CRUMAY SI'RYICR ..... .................................. Pittsburg lwuvmcxcn VINCENT STEVENS ................................ licrr Moor KICNNl-ZTII SJCMI'LE SNCYICNSUN, 1D K E ........................... Pittsburg HARRY josnivu STUCK ........................................ . . . . York FRANCIS OSCAR STONE .................................... . . . . . Scranton JOHN annck S'rlmnzlrmx ................................. Lock Haven ALBERT FLIHSMMAN STRUUSIC . . . . . . . . . .......... . . . . . . . . ..... . . Allegheny HERMAN SIDNEY STUCKEMAN .. ..................... .. ........ Pittsburgr VVALTON Sl'lmu'm, d! P A .. . . . ............................ W'clch, W. Va. Ummzlc WATSUN Swmcxm, E X .................... . ....... . . . . . . . chdu PEARL linww THOMAS ......... ............ . ...... . ..... ...... Howard HANDHLHI HYATT THUMI'SUN ...... . ................ . . . . . . . ...... Salonzl WILL L. Tommi ....... ...... ......... ..... .. ............. Jersey Shore jouN HENRY Tlmss, jun E X ........ ............... .......... Jolmstown HARRY M. VAN Imunik ..... . . . ............... . .......... . . . . . . . . Sayre EUCICNICVANSICIC,......... ........ . ....... Athens GEORGEIRAVOORIIIS................. ......... ..... Athens FRANK RECK VVAGNER . . . . . ............................... Muhunoy City WlLLLxM CURTIS sz :NnR, 4r P A ............................ Wutsontown HOWARD BLAINE VVAIIA ............................... ... ..... . . .. Eric limn'xn W'ARING ...................... . ..... . ............ .. . . . Tyrone JAMES BOYD WATSON . . . ..... . ........................ . . . . . . . . . . Indiana SAMUI-ZI, CURRAN th1 1 3 ................................. McAllistcrvillc WILLIA M COUKMAN VVICAVICR . ....... . ................ . . . . . . Morgantown Josupn CHARLES WICIRICK .. ........ ...... ...... ...... . . . . . . . . .. Howard Gummy: WAIercR WENTZ ... ...... . . . .. ...... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lebanon FRANK VVIIITl-Z ....................... Huntingdon EDGAR ANDREW Vn.cox . . f ........................ . . . . . . . . . . . Scottdnlc FRED IRWIN Wm'xrz ...................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Wuynesbom LICRm' VERNON WORKMAN .. ............... .. ........ . ....... Harrisburg l'Al'l, IVAN kauh' ............. . ...... Luke Cary VVILLIA M BARRON VVYLIE . . . . . ............................ . . Wilkinslmrg I 50 HEN NS YJ AIXNJ A STATE CUI LliLEli .UJIIQRT FRANCIS YHCKIJCY ..................................... Gullitzin Juux PHILH- Ym'xu ............................................. York SUB-FRESHMAN CLASS HOWARD WARD .XLuiMAN ................................... Littlestown Glinmnc llmx'I-Zk ............................................ Moorcsbm'g XYMJI 1-:k lCIleNn lllmwxnc ............................. Jersey City. N. j. jnnx SAXTUN HI'RNS ........................................... Renovu ancm SI'HNUCR CALLHN ................................... Shenandoah CHARLES .MJJCN CHAMBERS .................................. New Castle Jusmrn CuNI.I-:N ............................................ Philadelphia HARRY lx'l'lmu'll CmmnVI-ILI. .................................... licdford RULLIN LHRHY CURTIS ...................................... Coclmmton WILLIAM llumw Fusncu .................................. Philmlclphia NATHAN KRAI'S GALLIMLHR .................................. Allcghcny WALTER N. GALLINGER ...................................... Allegheny JOHN STUART GAUL ......................................... ancyvillc DUXALD Hum: GRAY ........................................... Tyrone WILLIAM XYRICN HAY ..................................... Stzltc College Cluus'rmx DANIEL HERR ..................................... Lancaster JOHN josurn IIUTCIHNSUN ................................ Uroclm'ayvillc LURICNZH Sm'r'r jnnxmx .................................. Wnpwullopcn .l .x M Ics Cmum HAD Km! N ...................................... Pittshurg CHARLES C. Kl'IINS ....... . ................................. Allentown CHARLES jun N LORENZO .................................. Punxsutuwney PAH. Lw m .............................................. Hurgcttstown LA VIE 151 AIA'ICRNA MARTIN ..... . . . . ........ . ....................... Stutv College Emu, WALTUN MECKLEY . .......................... . ....... . Littlcstown lhcm'nc Cmmcxmc MEREDWII . . . . ............................. Harncsbm'o IIOWARD CHARLES NITINm-m . . .. ......... .. . . . . . . . . ........ Wilkcnslmrg Dowxn'mx Scwr'r MULLIN ... . . . ............... . .............. Hymlmzm D. lkmsuxs NICII. ..................................... .. Slign Guuumc Hunxuc ...... ......H ............................. Venus Station Glcoluna chxmcu. PHILLIPS . . . . . ............................... Bradford STMVART l'l l'x.x M .......... . ................................ . Towzmdu IIme SEARCH Rmucms ....... . .. ....... . ..................... Yardley FRANK Mlh'lcks SHIHHRT ............ .................... ......... llcrlin HARRY Russ SHAW . . . . . . . . . . . .. ............................ East 1,cmon PERCY MARSHALL SLUAN ............................... Imnzwoning, Md. FRANK MATHIAS SMITH ........ ............................. Finlcyvillc J. LHH SM ITH .... ......... ... ............................. ... Warren JOHN FREDERICK SMITIIKURS . . . . . ......... . . . . . . . .......... Willx'cs-Bnrrc Llcx'l Tmrksw'ox S'rlcmucxs .................................... Hmuklyn Llcmx l'CMnkY STRAUGH N . . . . . . . . . . . ................. . ...... Shenandoah GUY LliRm-I STRAYER . . . . . . . ................................ Hurrislmrg ORRIN BRYAN SUTlll-ZRN ... . . . . . . . .. ...... . .............. ....... Renovo PARK JACOB WrLWIaR . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... . ...... . ..... . . . . . Strusburg 012mm: Axmucw XVlll'rmmcu . . . . . . . ......... . . . ...... . . . . . . Curwcnsvillc FRANK ERNEST WILLIAMS . . . . . . . . . ........... . .............. Bnrncshoru CLAluaNcnc LEVERGOOD WOULSON ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Lancaster Co-Eds Class of 1906 15123511; BRECKENRIDGE GLENN .............................. State College Class of 1907 Nli'r'mc jANI-t COOK .......................................... Bcllcfontc LAURA TAMAZINE I'IARRISON ................................ Jersey Shore Class of 1908 FLORENCE MAY BENEDICT ........................................ Girard Class of 1909 ELIZABETH UERTHA BOWl-ZR ................................. Moorcsburg MILLchcNT POND ......................................... State College Preparatory Department ALVERNA M ARTIN ......................................... State College CLARA Pl-INNIMAN POND ................................... State College LA VIE 1m flbemoriam CLARK PLUMMIH: S'rvan'r Class 01'1000 Died Junv, 1005 CLAIR SHAMHCR Human 011195011907 Died .luly,1003 JUIIN II ION ln' BA 1: N Ic'r'r Class 01' 1007 Died Nnvmnlwl', 1904 .l A M 1-28 Pmcwnm 1 i I: mcxm AN Class of 1007 Died lhebrunry, 1905 MARK JAY MMiuw Class of 1907 Died July, 1005 Flmxcmm Lumcxzu HERRERA 11111155 01' 1000 Died Mnn-h, 1906; Ln BGH XAE CDKZ CDZK 2X CDAG A243 14A VH9 15 Gamma Phi of Phi Gamma Delta Established April 4. I888. Fratres in Facultate WmmAM AYRHS Gmnm; C. Bu'rz Undergraduates Seniors J'AwL 1511an VANDINE CHARLES thuzxmxu Om-jmn-tu. Juniors RICHARD STUMI' MITCHELL RAY GRAHAM CLOUCJI Josm'u BARTON SMITH FRANK 01m Twarw XWIJMQR ASMH-zl. NEWTON X'ANIC LE1; HENRY IIHNRY M. LICWIS Sophomores Howmm zhmusu'us ZINK WALTER 15m Scumncmcu CHESTER CLARK NEAL Akcu W. SAXE SAMUEL W. POLLOCK Hum HRUWN HASTINGS Freshmen A. VuLMUNT SALLADA WM. CURTL'S VVMZNICR VVAIXFUNI Sunnu'rn SAMUEL LLICWYLN WALTER L. MOORE TE C.?giy SEQ? LA YIIC Phi Gamma Delta Roll of Chapters I57 University of Mai XI. 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NL'W York. N. . Cninbritlgc, Muss. IxiLhmonL :1. l iIIsbu1'1;, Pa SI Louis. Mo. 158 l'ICNXSYlAKXXJA S'IWTIC H HJEGE Alpha Upsilon of Beta Theta Pi Established October 4th 1888. Frater in Facultate M ARSII MA N EDWARD VAszvnm n Undergraduates . Seniors ARTHUR MONROE CLAY CHARLES VINCENT MURPHY chmcmcu WILLIAM Cuocmcn ANDREW MACIIICSNIJY GARDNER FHA N K ALBERT DALHURG Juniors RANDOLPH HALE HOV Lows JOSEPH DICAIPSEY CHARLES Fox TIIACIIER, JR. Cnmucs lhcmmx Rl-tm, JR. Amn-tu'r KmL LITTLE S'rrART szw. PA'I'NCRSON FRANCIS LLOYD LINDEN U'I'II l Sophomores . Y FRANK KI-tlcT Russ JOHN HOWARD McCoy Q RAYMOND WORTH KRISIS 0150mm XVHITIQMAX HARGICST ; Freshmen Gummy: BLACK lrImzlJTzHLL Rmtu. MURRIS GAMBLE WILLIAM I.?mxmx CARSON LEWIS HYRUN IJNMCMITTH ; HOWARD LARH-z MARSH HUGH HAMILTON Gounnlxk'r 3 CHARLES OWEN Ihmxn'r THOMAS Runsux HAY -, Special ' VVALTICR KING Russ BETA THETA PI 1110 PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE Beta Theta Pi Roll of Chapters .11111111'51 C0111g1' 11311111011111 C11111gc 11.51011 L.'niv1'1'si1y Brown Univ11'5i11' Harvard University Y1111 University 1V1'51c1'1111 L' 1iivc'1'si1y L 11i1'1'r5'ilv11f Maine 11111g1'rs C11l11'gc C111'n1'11 L'11iv1'rsi1y 811111115 Institute of Technology St. L11w1c111z1' U1iiv121'151ty C 1111:1110 U11i1'cr511y 1'1111111 U11iv1'r5i11' C1111111111i11 College S1'11'1C1151 U11iV1-15i11 Dickinson C11111'11 11111115 Hopkins Ui1i11rsity l1111151'11'1111i:1 5111:11' College 1,111i1.1,11 L 11111151 Missouri U11i1'1'1'5'i11' L111i1'1r5i11'11f Pc111is1'L'11ania 141'1111111 811111111111, jr, University L1111v115111 111 Nc111'11511'11 15011111111 College Ohio 811111 L1'11iV11'5i1y 11c 11:111w L'111111511y 11111i111111 L' 11i1'1:5r 5111 L'11iv1 1'5111 111' Michigan 11311111511 Loll1-gc 11111101'1'1' C11111'g1' kilox C11111'1'g 11'11511i11g11111 511111' U11iv1'1sit1' 11:1111p11c11- 51111111 C011C1 Lnivcrsity of North Carolina U111V1r5111 01 V 11gi11i11 Davidson C11ll1'1,11' Ri11111101111 College Cei11rC111111-'g1 C11111b11'1111111 U11111rsny U11i1 .1r,5'i1y 01 Alis5issippi Va111111'l11'11 L 111111511y U11i1'1'1'5'ity 01 Texas 11111111i University L11i11-r5'i1y of Ci111'i1111a1i 011i11 L111i11rs 111 Washington 111111 1111115011i tCollege LVLStcrn R1 51rv1' U11ivc1' Ohio 1115111111111 L 11iv1'1sityHy 111'11111111 Collekr 1' Wittcniiclg Collcg1 Denison U11iv1'1 sil1 L'11iv1'r5it1'11f 1V0115lcr 111'11111 C0111'g1' University of 1011'11 Univcrsity of Cc11i c11g11 1011'11 11'1'5111'1111 University L'ni1cr51111 111 Wi5111n5i11 N11111111C511'1'11 L111iv1'r5i1y L'ni111'r511y 11f 3111111150111 VVr51111i115l1-1' Cullcgu University 111' 1111115115 L111i1'cr5111' 11f C11lif111'niu University of Denver Purdue University Alumni Associations Akmn, 11.1111111i11011,O. 111511111, 11111.55 11.1115115' Ci1y,Mo C11111 11511111, 11'. V11. 1.115 A11 1'11'5, Cal. Chicago, 111. Mi1w1111i1'1', W'is. Cincinnati, 0. Minneapolis, Minn. C11'1'1'lzm11. O. N11511vill1',Tc11n. C1111111111115, 0. New York. N. Y. D1'111'1'1'. C010, 1'11iladv'lpl1i11, P'1. 1'i11511111g, Pa. 1'1'ovi1lc11c1',R.I. 1:1 1011i5,Mo S1111 F1 .11111sc0, Cal. Spri11gfic111,0. W11511111g11m.D. C. 1V11cc1ing, W. Va. In An I'm! LA Vlli 161 Psi of Phi Kappa Sigma Established April, 1890 Fraters in Facultate jouN PRICE JACKSUN, M. IL. 1C. Ii. Llcms-E. Rlcmck, M. S. GEORGE C. WA'rsoN, H. Agit, M. S. Fratres in Urbe HUN. anun' M. FOSTER REV. linmu R. HECKMAN VVILLIAM NELSON Gumu-tN Undergraduates Seniors DONALD CARNEGIE lezwcxsnw RICHARD SHAW Qumucv juniors jAMlcs Blu'cr: MACWHJJAMS .Mmm'r him S'rl-tlmimvmxr FRANK SMITH SCIIIYYLICR ancu'r WINIMLVHC S'rIQmI-ntwmxr WILLIAM Wlmx' Sophomores .lmxncs Mmmxx llAkmxn STANLEY lh'nxsunc VALENTINE SAMUEL S'mcwm'r 1mm CALVIN Ihaxm Muumumn WILLIAM HASSAL Mnx'rr.q,.m-:m DAVID HARLAN PLANK Freshmen HARRY Iilmnum RILIJNGTUN SAMI'HL DONALD MILLER EDWARD IH'mqu, JR. WILLIAM luu'mek, JR. VVILLIAM lllmux ALLISHN. JR. Kl-INNIC'HI Smuwa STEVENSON uLurigS Udduy qu LA me 163 Phi Kappa Sigma Roll of Chapters l'nivcrbity uf Pcnnsylvnniu Vnshingmn zlml JctTcrsnn College Dickinsnn College Franklin and Marshall Collt-gc University of Virginia Tulzuu- University Rundnlph-Mucun Cullcgv University of Illinois Northwvstcrn Univcxwity Riclmloml Cnllvgc Pennsylvania State Cullcgc Hhshingmn um! ch University Uniwrsity of W'cst Virginia UlliVl'l'hily of Maine Univrrsily of Maryland Armour Institute, of 'IX-clmolugy Cullcgc nf Churlcstun L'niVL-rsity nf W'iscnnsin Vanderbilt Univvrsity Lklivcnily of Alubznnn University uf Culifurnfu Massachusetts Institute nf chhnnlngy Guwgin lmtilutc nf 'lX-clmology 104 l'lCN NSYLYA N l A STATE 0 HLEGE Alpha Chi of Sigma Chi Established May 20. 1891 Prater in Urbe HARRY ALLEN IMITZICLI. Seniors EMORY LI'TIHCR Dililll. JAMES WILLIAM QUIGGlJ-t Juniors ELLSWURTH CIIAUNCICY DL'NKLH WILLIAM ALEXANDER lhmm Russ HUFFMAN liwcLl-t chmuzli DILLICR Lr'rmak HARRY lfmuucs GRIFFIN PHILLIPS PAYNE PAIVFRIIKLIE Jusrzrn lhcxmux Ilmlas LICRUY Slimlcu. CHARLES YAxmcRm LT vamxhum Sophomores ALIu-zk'r CLARK Gmmcu MLSI-ZR Wl-nuik WILLIMm KLINIC MclhmuLL Nmnmx RALPH WRIGHT ICARI. HICNSYL LI'IATllliRS CHARLES Glimmc Yucnm Freshmen .IHIIN FRANKLIN Ihmwx NORMAN FRANK S'rmt'n FRANK Kmsucv CIII'ISTNI'T Climatic WA'ran Swmaxv FRANK liwmr. Glmzmk Glimmlc .lnnrs l'l'Rk'lilL CECIL VVALLACF, 'IHIINSTUN .lnnx HENRY TRUSS Sigma Chi. 166 Sigma Chi W ROLL OF CHAPTERS PIC N N S YLV A N I A STATE COI LECE New York, N. Y. Mlului University. Ohio Wesleyan University Washington and Lee Unlw-rslty Pennsylvania College Indiana Univvrkity. 1w Pnuw University, Imtlor College. llunnvor College. Norlhwvsn-rn l'nivvrsny, University 0! California, lnwn Slutt- University Mussnvhusvtts Institute 0! Technology, Illinois Wesleyan Unlvorsily. Uniw-rsily nf Tuxus, Tulzuw University. Lvhigh University. lTnh'orsity of South Culifnrnln Pvnnsylvunla Smu- Uullugv, Lvlnnd Stunlord, Jr., Unlvvrsny, Central Unlverslly, lmrtmuulh College l'nlverslly o! lllinnls, West Virginia University, Missouri Stuto Unlvcrslly, Univursity of Mulxm. University of Wooster, Columbiun University, University of Mississippi, Bucknell University, Denlnson University. Dickinson College, Lnfuyt-tte College, University of Virginia, Hobnn Cullogo. Ohio State University, University 01' Nebraska. Holnit mego, Univvrslty uf VVlsconsln. University of Kansas, Albion College, University of Minnesota, Uurnvll l'nh'orslty, Vnndvrbilt University l'urduv University. University of Cincinnati, lhlivorslty of Michigan, Kentuvky Stun- Cnllogv. Columbia Uulvorxlty. Univvrsity u! Chlougn. University of IN'mlsylvnnlu. ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS Pim-innnu, 0 l'hilndnlphin, PA. New Orlvuns, Ln. Minnoulmlis, Minn. St. Paul. Minn. lh-nvm', Col. Chivngo. Ill. Mllwnukvv, W15. anhvlllo, Tenn. HustonAluss. Kansas Uity.Mo. lmtroit, Mich. 3mm nf Washington. Columbus. 0. Western va York. Pittsburg. Pu. Washington. D. 0. Springfield. 0. lmltlmnro, Md. Indlunupolis, Ind. Sun Francisco, Cul. LA VIE 167 Alpha Delta of Kappa Sigma Established January 8. 1892 Fratres in Facultate I Ilimnck'r INImuvr KAUFFM A x WILLIAM Lucxwwn MILTON SPHER MCDOWELL, M. S. Undergraduates Seniors Gmnunc Josue Rosy: MCCEE DON GATES MAHAFFEY 1 JOHN Gmamuy MCGIcE RAY PHILIP FARRINGTON JOHN KEYS MAHAWM CORNELL ll. CORDIE i Juniors Iluwmm JACOB DICK HARRY HUYT UAVICRSTICK i PAI'L WHITmMn BAHCUCK JAMES ALEX MCCRORY ' HARRISHN Imxxlmz stux, JR. HARRY WILLIAM Mox'rz Sophomores WILLIAM M.-qu1:m-:y mevsnx WILLIAM BENJAMIN Gmsr: XVIIJJAM 2.xR1 H;Lh THOMAS jams: LYTLI'? CARIITllI-IRS XNDRICW SIIANV NUN' LACOCK Freshmen FRANK COLLINS Funn; JELWN KAUFFMAN .MENTZlfR ROBERT VVILSUN Axmcuqm CLARENCE GILL REITER V'WUIS VddVN n:;r;:mm.xm.. .- ... w-A pnv-wru - w m. -- a LA 1'JlC Kappa Sigma Roll of Chapters L IIiI'LIIIsitI III' AlIIbIIIIIII L IIIILIsIII I11 111 min L'IIIIIIIIiII CLI11LIgL' IIIIII'II L'IIiI'L'I'sIlI' L'IIiI'L'IIsiIII 01' VL'I'IIIIIIIL LIII IIL11 L'IIiII 'LIsilI' MIIssIIL'IIIIsLIIs SIIIILI CLI11L'gc NL'II' 11IIIIIps1IiIIc Col1LIgc SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIL' CLIllL'gL' PL 'IIIIsII'1IIIniII SIIIILI LIIllL'gc L1IIiILI1siII nf PLIIIIIsIlI'IIIIiII 1111C1I'11011 L1IIIiILIIsiII 11' IIsIIiIILtIIII IIIILl JL'ITLIISOII C011L'gc 1,L'11ig11 L1IIiIIL'IsitII L111IVL'1K111 Hf I11IIII:;1IIIL1 CIIlIIIIIlIiIIiI Univc orsily Dickinson CII11L' Ic L1IIiILI'IsiII III' 1' II'LriII in R IIIL1II1plI .11IIL'IIII CIIllL'LrL' i'lliIun IIIII1 IIII'IIL L1111L'LrL' 1I1'IIs1IiIILIIIII IIIIL1 LLL' University IlIIIIIleL'II- SiIIIIL'II L1I11L 0th Richmond CIIIIL'LIL 11III'iL1s'IIII L'IIHLILI'L' '11'iIIi1II L1I11L'LIL' 111111111 I1 LIIllL'gL: 11L'rLL'II LI'IiILIrs LILIIII'gizI SclIoL' of Ilil'lC1111010gy L'IIiIL'I'silII IIf LII'IIIILI L' IIiIIII'siII 0111'1SCL11'15111 149111111 SLIIIIfInIl L1 1111L 1511y L1II'iIILIsilI U1 NLH'lh L'IIIIIIliIIII 11IIs11iIIglIIII UHiVL'ISNY L1IIiILIIsiII IIf In III NIII'III CII'I'IIIliIIII :1. HIII'IIIILIIIIII CLIIll' NI'III 1'III'1LI L'IIiI'L'rsitI' IIIIL1 .11. C011L'ge Alumni IIIIIIIL'I lIILliIIIIIIIIolis, 1nd. New Orleans. LII. Ruslnn, NL'III 1 LI.III1 N 1,I'IILI1 PhilIILlL'lplIiII, ClIiL. '.I;.rII 111. 11LI11I110 1'. 1. Y. PII. L'IIIII1ILIII1IIIII1 L'IIiIL'I IIsiII I :111l1Xlanl lnlI'tLICIIIIiL Institute 1 IIIIL1L 'Ibi1t L'iIiIIL'Isin UIIiI'cI'silI IIf 1 'LIIIIL55L'L' UIIiIL'IIsiIII IIf IIIL' SIIIIIII SIIIIIIIIILVIsILrn lIcslIIIILI'iIIII UIIivcrsity SIIIIIIIIIL's'IL'I'II HIIIIIisI L IIiI'LIrsItI' KLIIIIIIILkII SIIIIL' CII11L'ch 11i1$IlIIs LIIllL'gL' ILIIIiIiIIIIII St: IILI University '1 LI1IIIIII L'IIiIIL'rsiIII SULIIIIIIL'sIL'IIII L1IIiI L'lS1Ly L1IIiIILI'siII' Iif 'J'LIXIII L'IIiIWLIsiII IIf :I1IkIIIIsIIs 11'i111IIIII'I'1LIIIL11 CIIlngc 11issIIIIIi SI'IIIL' L'IIiII-LIIsitII L'IIiIL'I'silI' 01 NLI1IIIIskII OlIiII SLILLTL' UIIiIL'IsiII 1'111'L1L1L'L11111'LC1511-V 1' II1III$11 CNHL'KL' L1IIiII'L'IsiII III 1I1I1iIIIIII L1IIIILIsilI LIf 111iIIois LIIkLI IIIIrL'sI L111: IWLIsiII LIHiILI'SiII Hf C111Ldg0 L1IIiI'LIIsiIII of 11iIIIIL's01II L1IIiIILIIIs'ilI' of CulifuIIIifzI UIIiIILII'sitII of D-I'IIIIL'II LLIIIII .II10 LII11L'L-L' L'IIIIII IIL1II SL11IIII1 IIf 111IIL'S L'IIiILIsiII 01 Michigan HIIkL'r L' IIiI'L'IIs'il I LIISL' SLIIIMII of AIIpliL-Il Science Missuuri SL'IIIIIII of Mines L'IIiI'I'IIsiII' of 11'IIs11iIILleIII L1niIIL'IIsilI' IIf OI'L'LIIIII IIIII'I'IIrIl L1IIiIIL'I'silI' L1IIiIIL'rsiII' Hf ILlIIlILI Chapters LilllL' Ruck, .I1I'1LI. Huston, 111355 11'IIslIiIIquII 11 C. 1.II. IIII lII I'IIIILIIsLIo L111 1:1ZUU LiIII.111i.s's. NLII'I'glk. VII. SI. 0IIis. . 0 DII'III111LI.VII. CIIIILIIIIII1. N. C. 11'IIL '1L'x MLIIIIplIix. lL'IIII Pittsburg, PII. PiIIL' 111ul'fs. Ark. AILIIII' IJLHIyIIILI L'o1. IIIIIIL'II. .. 1' 1 IIIIiinllL' IxI. FUI'L SmItlI LIIIiIILI'IIIII. 1L-IIII. KIIIISIIs LiIII. 1110, NIIshI'illL'. ViL'kslIIIIILI', .11Iss. 1.IIs:1IIL'L'1L's CII1. DIIIIIIIIII. N. C. KiIIsIIIII. RiLIlIIIIIIIIIl, JIILIksIIII, 111155. .1LI1111C. : ' N.L L'. I. SIIM Lake City, 1I'II. Utah 169 17o PEN N S YLVA NIA STATE COLLEGE Pennsylvania Alpha Zeta of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Established May 13, 1892 Frater in Facultate 19mm EARLIC Gmukn, B. S. Fratres in Urbe JOHN ISAAC RUHISUN, M. D. FRHMCRIC ARTHUR Rumsox, D. D. S. Post Graduate EDWARD DANNER GERBER, B. S. Undergraduates Seniors llowmm MUNTGOMIQM SANKISY RAY VVICLSII BAIR ,JAMICS CASPER BIGLICR anns .Imm GRIFFICN CULHERTSON juniors L 1 kuch1c REUBEN l'o'r'rlclmcu DANIEL DWIGHT DODGE WILLIAM Suwaxxuurr STAIR LFONARD COLE RrrTreNnousE josnrn WAL'nclx' NORTON Sophomores Ruliw: liIiI-Zcmck HARRIS WH.1.I.xM GRANVILLE CHILD Romm'r Jlmks NIICCKLICY CHARLES 111'me CAMPBELL, JR. WILLIAM THOMAS DI'NN DAVID ARTHUR ELIAS SILAS SWALUHV RIDDLE GLENN SCHAFFHR BRICNEMAN Freshmen PRESLEY ALBERT LUTHER Bhumumr MALCOLM DONALD Ross GRUVHR CLEVELAND PIDGICON HARRISUN CLARE IIHNRH: RAY Elm CRAUMICR CLYDE NELSON ARNOLD . uikuxvr am; ,V . I Sigma Alpha Epsilon. .- xl IQ PENNSYLVANIA S' iATE COI .LEGE Sigma Alpha Epsilon Roll of Chapters Boston University ll11r1'111'1l U11iv1isi13' L'11i11-rsil3' 11f Maiiic C11l11111hi11 U11i1 115i13' A'll1gli1'113 C11llcg1 H111k111-ll University U11i1 1'1si13' 11f Pc111is3'l1'1111i11 XVnsliing'lnn 111111 L1'c UniversiLy D111'i1lsnn College 1111 r111 Uni11 'isit L1111rgi 111 511111111 111' lcclinology Uiii1'11'sit3' 11f Cl1ic11 1g0 L 1111111111' 11f VViscmisin U11i1'1rsi13' 11f Ci111i111111ti hi0 VVcsl1 3.'111 L11i1'1'rsity .11l1i1111 Collcg l1111l11c L711i1'11'sit3' C1-'111111l L 11111rs111' K1111111'i1'3' $11110 C11H1'g1 C1-1111111 '1'1111111 L711i1 '11'si13 Ui1i1'11'si13 11f 11'1111c:scc U11i1'1 isil3'11f M11111: Alabama P11l3 t1chni1ll :lnslitutc Uni1'11'xi13'11f ALLNSUI L'11i1 '1isi13'11f Nebraska Uni11-1'si13 11f J111111'111 D11'111r L11i1' 1isit3' L1'l11111l St;111f111',d 11:. Ui1i1'1'Isily Louisiana State L'111ii'1rsil3' L11111'1s1l111f Mississippi C1150 511111111 L.1 1111.1i.'l 1111511i11g'11111 University Massachusetts Instit1t111f chhnoiogy 1V0 rccstcr Polytechnic Institute Loriicll U11111r511y St. Stephens College Dickinson College L11-1t3'sT11irg Collcgu University of Virginia University of North Carolina 15111013 College Woffurd College University of Michigan Uiiivcisily of Minnesota University of Illinois Ohio State U11i11'rsi13' 11011111 Union tCollege 1' r11ni1'li11 C01 N11r1h11'1-511'r11 UL 11iv1'1' sity B11111'l Collcg1 Southwestern Presbyterian University V11111l1rbih U11iv1rsity Uni11'1'si13' of the South S111111111'1st1rn Baptist University S1111tli1r11 U11i1'1'rsity LVnshington University L 11i11'rsi13'0f Ark 1111.15 University of Col11r11d1 Colorado State Schoul of Mines L'1111'1'15111' of California '1'11111111' University U11i1'crsit3 of 1011115 University of Iowa University of Georgia Alumni Chapters Buamn V1115 Philzuidpliin P11. LLilminmmi N. C. 1 11mm, 1.1. Delroit, Mich. Cleveland, 0. Knoxville. Tenn. Binninghnm 111:1. Kansas Ci13'. M11. Du111'cr.C1il11. Adrian. Mich. Dayton, 0. Lexington, Ky. LVnncstc '.r Mass. San Francisco, C111. Indianapolis, Ind. Milwaukee. Wis. Nashville, Tenn. N1'1v ank City VVashingtmi, D. C. :uX uui.r ustu, C111. 1V11sl1i11gt1111 G11. Cincinnati Chattanooga. '1 c1111 A1111'1'i1'us G11 T1111111lcg11, Miss. itll1' l1'01'k1.rl1' Jacksnn, Miss Los Angclcs. Cal. Madison, Wis. Schenectady, N. Y. LA VIE 173 Kappa of Phi Sigma Kappa Established June 17. 1899 Undergraduates Seniors EDGAR GEORGE YICCKLHY M1Llcs 1311111511 K111111511 HARRY MONROE JACOBS Juniors PARK WILSON liLXVl-ZRSTJCK .IUHN JONES MARTIN HENRY Comm; MCILVJCEN CHARLES 11161111121111 81111111 SI'l'RGI-ZUN NCCUSII THOMPSON CHARLES 17113111112111 HAINBRIDGE Sophomores RONALD A11c11111111.11 DARRAGH JAMES 1211101 FERGUSON JAMES liLMR IIu13rzwo1111111 JOHN Iinwm PERRY Freshmen LUTHER Kl-ZLKER 1111:1'11 FRANCIS UAFFNICY NIESSICIXHIALER JAMES ANGELO HUWLAND 1921101111 DICKINSON 011.111131'1 1.151.115 MORTON HOLTZ PHILIP EVAN MORRIS EDWARD MORRIS KAIHJC chlVH V'WUIS lHd LA VJ Ii b-d xI 'Jl Phi Sigma Kappa Alumni Association Mussnclmsvtls Agricultural College Pennsylvania State College Vnion University Columbizm Uniwrsity Corncll University University of Pennsylvania University of West Virginia Lehigh University Yale. University St. Luwrcncc Univcrsity College Of tllu City of New York Mnsszxchusctts lnstilnlc of Tuchnology University of Maryland Franklin and Marshall College Columbia Uniwrrity Queen's College Stevens lnslilulv of Technology St. John's College Durtmnulh Cullcgc Brown University Roll of Chapters New York, N. Y. Boston, Mass. Albany, N, Y. Cmmccticut Club Southern Club Momnntnwn Club x76 PIQNNSYIVAUXNJ A STATE COLLEGE Phi Delta Theta Established May 10, 1904 Fratres in Faculfate IRVING L. Fownau, M. A. Plikucv 0. RAY, M. A. Undergraduates Seniors Cum: EMANUEL Cl'w WILLIAM Rlchmms FLEMING VAL'I 15k YERKI-zs HICATON Juniors HOWARD lHamm'r DAWSON FRANK OCTAVI: LICITZICLI. CHARLES RUDOLPH CARlH-YFT RAYMOND SWICNK RALPH JAMES SMITH jmm Plakmxmmc HAND I l lznlck'r A NHRICW Hmm' Sophomores Bonkmm WAIxrlck SuuanaR Cum: 01mm: JOHN MALCOLM COLEMAN JOHN Tnmwsox IIHNRY FRED HATES FREDERICK TIN KER Freshmen JAMES S. MILLER jusuvu W. ALLEN FRANK H. MILLER BURT 17.. LEONARD FRANK D. Coomak PAUL II. CARPENTER PAUL H. COSGRUVE m; PHI DELTA THETA 178 PEN NS YLYA NIA STA TE COLLEGE Phi Delta Theta Founded at Miami University in 1848 Active Chapters Miami University Indiana UniVLrsity Wabash Collceg University of Wisconsin Northwestern Univ cr sity Butler University Ohio Wesleyan University Franklin College Hanover College . University of hgicichigan Dc Pauw University Ohio Univ1rsity Missouri University Knox Coil cg University of Georgia Emory College owa VVesIeyan University Mercer University Cornell University Lafayette College University of California University of Virginia Randolph- Macon Collugc University of Nebraska P11111sylvz1nia Collcg Washington- Jeffersiin College Vanderbilt Univu's itv University of Mississippi University of Alabama Lombard University University of Chicago University of Lincinnati University of Washington Alabama Polytechnic Institute Allegheny College U1111 crsity of Vermont Dickinson Coil egc cslminster Collth U11 vcrs ty of Iowa U W'N 'y of Minnesota U11 vers ty of Kansas U11 vcrs ty of the South U11 vcrs ty of Texas 0110 State University U11 vcrsity of ePcnnsylvzmia U11 011 L0 Columbia Universitv Colby Universitv Dartmouth Colleg University of Nugrth Carolina Central University VViHiams College Southwestern U11;vcrsity Syracus sc Univt Washington and Lee University Lehigh University Amherst College rown University Tulane University LLi 111d Stanford Jr., University Washington University Purdue University University of Illinoi '9 Case School of Applied Science Kcmuck State College McGill nivcrsitv Georgia School of Technology Pennsylvania State College LA VIE I79 Keystone Chapter of Delta Sigma Phi Established May 26, 1905 Undergraduates Seniors FRED GEORGE GAY JOHN SPOFFARD SPICER Juniors EDWARD GABRIAL DUBARRY JOSEPH KERR Rom; REGINALD BERNARD GERHARDT W ILLIAM ERNST RUDER ANTHONY Wmms LUMIS Sophomores WILLIAM PAUL CALLAGIIAN WILLIAM JAMES Moxmow GEORGE DUPLISSIS DUBARRY RALPH DITWILER QUICKLE JAMES MURRY HEATON CLARENCE LANDES SNAVELY CHARLES MELVIN PIPER, JR. Freshmen ALDEN MEEK ' FRANK CRAIG NICKELSUN HUGH SCIIUYLER FOOTE BURLING DUFFIELD PRINCE ROY DUFFEIC Rummmu DOVINGTON SCOTT MULLElN CLARENCE SAMPLE WILLIAM GROVER BARCLAY JA M 1:5 ANDREW NELSON IHcI VWOIS Vl'IElG LA VH7 18I Delta Sigma Phi. Roll of Chapters Now ank Univvrsily Columbia Univt'rsily Boston Instilmc nf Twhnnlugy Vushingtnn and Lu- l'niu-rsity Pennsylvania Stale College City College 01' Ncw ank UNIVERSITY CLUB 184 I'ENNSYIA'ANIA STATIC COLLEGE University Club Honorary Member JA M JCS CLAPP JEFFREY Undergraduates Seniors JOHN WILSON BARTLETT KENNETH LABURN GILSON HOMER FRANK amnnm'li WILLARD CYRL'S Com: PAUL Tkamcn KAMMICRER EDWIN LANDSEER RAFTER ; Juniors Lows Fluz lhccmcm ROY l4. BMARD OSCAR FRITZ Nuss Sophomores SIDNEY Illu-ZNTJSS ARMSHY FREDERICK WILLIAM HICCKEL ARTHUR JOHN GARRETT VVALLACH WoummN SMITH J19w15L1, ELMQRT MOU NT , F reshmen W JLIHiRFORCE ECKELS PAUL MUSSICR ETTERS 1? RliDl-ZRICK 1? mcxcnmm Mccmcwr HARRY ALLEN Bow: SAMUEL SLOCUM SHERMAN SADLICR SPANGLER RICKER THETA PSI 186 PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE Local Fraternity of Theta Psi Post Graduate Course M YRON CREESE Undergraduates Seniors ADAM ABRAHAM BARR BENJAMIN WILLIS KLINI-t DAVID RICHARD DAVIS WELLINGTON GARFIELD HECKATIIORNIC THOMAS FRANKLIN FULTZ Gummy: NATHANIEL LYTLE Juniors jnuN CALVIN RITCHEY EDWIN GUY WALTMAN JAMES BLAIR LONG josxcvu EDWARD STAUD WILLIAM JACOB CARRISON EPHRIAM Roy WRIGHT Sophomores CHESTER SCHALCK BULLER EDWARD MARTIN Ruomss IinwARn RAnM, JR. JACOB BERNARD WYCKOFF Freshmen JOHN KNOX BARNES FRANK EDWIN HARPER AUSTIN GARFIELD FRICK ' PRESTON BARR POSTLETHWAITE PHI TAU 188 I'ENNSYLVA NlA STATE COLLEGE Local Fraternity of Phi Tau Undergraduates Seniors JOHN CARL GOTWALS LLoyn BICIECHER SMITH juniors JOHN JOHNSON WILSON GUSTAV EMANUEL Comm CHARLES RAYMOND STAIIL Ulsmmls VVICIDMAN GROW PUNDERSON AVERY RAINEY WALTER LOUIS HICRSH MALCOLM Asnmemclc M ITCJIICLL EDGAR F RANKLIN H Iccmcm THOMAS WILLIAM MASON MILLARD BAMIIoLoM12w KING FREDICRIC HICNTON GARRA'IIAN BAYARD DICKENSUN KUNKLH FRANCIS ELLIS W1 N'nzk Sophomores JOHN LYNN ELLIOT JAMES I'IOWICLL JOHNSON BRUCE SMULI, GRAMLI-zv ALBERT LINDLICY LAWSING CJIAUNCEY DARLINGTON Pulasuwm Freshm en OSCAR SMITH BEHEE LESTER DONALD MNFTI'IR F RANK BELIN DAVENPORT CLYDE RAY ORNDORFF Phi Kappa Phi Honorary Society Founded :11 Washington, D. C. in 1897 Established at Pennsylvania State Colicgo, March 22, 190:1. Officers FRIED LEWIS PATTEIC, M. A. .................................... President GEORGE C. 31117., M. S. ....................................... Treasurer JOSEPH M. WILLARD, B. A. .................................... Secretary Initiated June 19, 1905. Honorary Member CHARLES II. IIILIc ......................................... Class of 1892 From Class of Nineteen-Five CARL H. BECK HARRY M. Gum 31 JOHN j. K. MADDEN MYRON Cluclcmc W11,1.1.u1 I1. Hum: JEROME J. MURGAN ROBERT II. lCI,1.1n'r .lnsmm U. Ill'x'rlck l'l1c111c11 E. PLANK CARI. S. FORKI'M JOHN T. K. Hosmxs PAUL M. RAINICY IEDwm G. FRAZIHR jusmvu L. KELL 13141111311 J. 1111:1111 151. HARRY LICR. FREDERICK A. ADAMS MACDUNALH ZYGMUNT RYNKIICWICZ 17111213 A. CHRHAM .105131111 V. MCNARY TORRENCE A. SWAk'rz Previously Elected DR. ALBERT ll. Tt'TTLlc .. Class '68 1i1m1x1; F. 1111.11 ...... Class '97 CUMMINGS C. C111-tsxm' . Class 185 CHAS. W. LAWRENCE .. .. Class 197 GEORGE M. DUWNINC. .. .. Clzws y88 JAM 125 G. MARSHALL .. .. Class 195 WILLIs MCKICIC ......... Class '92 VICTOR M. WEAVER ..... Class ,99 MRS. C. Mali. l311'1 rs .. .. Class '93 HICNRY F. Wmm ........ Class '99 $15533 $332 $43.92;; FQNQEW LA VIE 191 Athletic Association Officers 0. C. HAYS, '06 .............................................. President B. W. KLXNE, 00 ........................................ Vice-Prcsident J. G. GOTWALS, b6 ........................................... Secretary M. S. MCDOWELI ............................................. Treasurer W. N. GOLDEN ................................................ Director Advisory Committee PROF. j. P. JACKSON PROF. L. If. Ricmck PROF. J. H. LEICTE Committee on Coaches W . N . GOLDEN E. G. YECKLEY, '06 11. C. MCIINEEN, '07 R. W. BAIR J. 11. HIMICS, b7 S. M. THOMPSON, '07 W. II. MORGAN, '08 ML T. DUNN, '08 192 PICNNSYIA'A N1 A STATE COLLEGE Athletics. During the last five years, the brilliant perturniunces of State teams have put 0111' Alma Mater to the very front in college athletics. O11 various occasions 0111' men have met the strongest teams of the Hustern Colleges on strange grounds and 111111e ' adverse conditions. State there played them to :1 stand still, dragging their opponents colors in the dust or gave them such :1 scare that they still shudder at the mention of t'Stute. Given the same conditions, no et'illege of her class can show :1 more consistent and successful record of college sports than 0111 State. 'Jihese successes are due largely to the spirit of the players. 0111' grmving pr0111i11e11ee :15 :1 College 11:15 attracted the pick of 111:1te1'iz11 from minor schools The 111'st practice sees 1'.e:1ver Field :11ive with eager aspirants. The. 10115r hours 01 practiee sift 0111 the men who are. worthy to he in the 1i11e-up when the referee blows the whistle, :11111 the fearful competition for positions makes the successful men play with every ounce of spirit. nerve and energy which they possess. There is something of true college spirit in men who hnrst into tears while listeningr to the last 1:111: of their coach before going on the tieltl. Such men :15 these have won our laurels. 1.1111 without any discredit to players and coaches. the greatest 111:111 connected with Stztteis athletics is 15111 Gohlen. 11c 11:15 spent six years in bringingr order out of Chaos :11111 in puttingr athletics of the coliege 011 :1 respectable. basis. The fact that :1 game with State, is :1 11 :z1wi11g card 1111 :111y schedule is due in great 111ez1s111'e to Pop's sound advice 211111 frank dealing; his vigilant cure for the players and inlhlenee with the faculty and tnistees; and his intercollegiate repu- tation and recognized :1hi1ity :15 :1 Director of college sports. Again, State's roll of loyal :111111111i is rapidly growing. There is scarcely a business center of :my importance in the 13:1st which can not produce :1 good sized bleueher 11111 at rnoters who are 111111111 and legal w -:1rers of the 1Vhite :11111 lllue. Lone hefm': :111y i111port:111t ginnes come 011' :111 of these. men within :1 radius of :1 hundred miles are watching; 211111 1111151113; the work of the txzun :11111 are planning to go 111111 eheei' it 011 to victory. ' Hurrah 101' the loyal spirit still burning in the breast of the 0111 linys, for that is the bond which binds them to 115 and it lines 0111' shelves with trophies, cups 111111 111011315. With such :1 111y:11 and generous spirit growing in the alumni, the time is not far distant when State 511:111 he the proud possessor of :15 fine a gymnasium :15 will he found in the college worhl. LA VIE 193 Foot Ball Season of 1905 ll things considered, State College has never boasted an eleven that per formed a better season's work than Captain Yeekleyk sturdy l05 team. Out of eleven hard battles, eight were well earned victories, while the three defeats sustained were all splendid struggles. Early in the season the Carlisle Jntlians managed to out point State's sons before they had really settled down to work; while the defeat at New Haven by Yale proved a moral victory, as it was admitted on all sides that Penn State played the better foot hall. At Annapolis our Varsity struck their only real slump 0f the season, losing to the exceptionally strong Midshipmen in a hard tussle. The season was opened earlier than usual, the first game 011 September 16th proving an easy victory nver Lebanon Valley, after which California Normal was readily bested. lhit States team was very Hnew, with only five old ,Varsity men in the line-np, and the fnllmving cnnllict at Harrisburg with the veteran Carlisle HRedskins? was an unfair test, although State's men played such hard, gritty foot-ball, as to draw admiring cnmments from all sides. Then the strong Gettys- burg team. fresh from scoring against Pennsylvania, appeared on Beaver Field and Were cleanly outclassed. The Yale game followed aml was talked about all over the country; and then the husky Villa Nova aggregation were given their worst defeat of the season. The difficult Annapolis game came next. and our eleven failed to play up to their usual form, while the Mitltlies wer at their best. Upon Geneva CV'illege fell the wrath follnwing the Annapolis reverse, and the biggest score in State's foot hall history was run up, 73 to 0. Then came the fine Dickinson victory; and with only a weele rest. Statels warriors were again called upon to exert themselves to the limit against West Virginia's unexpected strength, but Captain Yeekley's irresistible ground gaining won the closest gridiron struggle ll taver Field has ever seen. Then came the final 'llhanksgivingr Day struggle at .llittshurgr with the Western University adherents freely predicting a walk-over for their llall-star aggregation. But the valiant sons of Old Penn State arose gramlly to the occasion, and played such foot ball as Pittsburg had never seen before. closing the memorable season of 1905 in a veritable blaze of glory. I94 PENNSYLVANIA S'l . Vl li U HJJCGIS Foot Ball Record for 1905 Scptmnlwr H3, at Slrltc Cullcgc ........ Stuu- 33: Lebanon Valley 0. September 30. :11 State Cnllcgc ........ Sum: .30; Cnlifnrniu Nor. 0. Hctuhcr 7, :11 Harrisburg ............... Smtc 0: Curlis'.c Indians 11. Hotnhcr l4. at State College ................ Slutc IN; Gettysburg o. Hctnhcr 21. at New Hzlvcn ....................... State. 0: Yule 12. October 23. :11 State Cullcgc ................. Stulc 20: Villa Nova 0. Nm'cmhcr 4. at .Xnuulmlb ................... State 5: Annapolis 11. Nnvcmhcr l I, :11 State College .................. State 73; Geneva 0. November 18. at Vi1liumspurt ................. State 0; Dickinsun O. Xm'cmhcr 24. at State College ........... State 6; West Virginia 0. November 30, at l'itishurg' ..................... State 6: W. U. P. 0. TutaL State 195 points: Opponents 34. . ENOF : mnwoom 368x, Season 1905 Officers R. W. HAIR. bo .............................................. Manager S. M. TlHJMPSON, 007 ................................. Assistant Manager E. G. Y ECKLICY, '06 ............................................. Captain W. N. GOLDEN TOM FENNELL ................................................ Coaches A. L. Museum, ,07 .............................................. Coach H. M. GERMAN ............................................... Marshal Team A. A. BAng '06 ................................................ cht End WILLL-m W RAY, 007 ......................................... Left Tackle i. D. KUNKLIE, ,07 ........................................... Left Guard W. T. DUNN, 008 ................................................ Center STUART PUTNAM, '10 ....................................... Right Guard J. C. Gmmes, ,06 ......................................... Right Tackle C. J01. CAMPBELL, '08 .......................................... Right End C. H. A'ltmmcumn, '08 ...................................... Quarter Back V. L. HENRY, ,07 .......................................... Quarter Back E. G. YICCKLEY, 006 ....................................... Left Half Back G. J. R. MCGICE, 006 ........................................... Full Back DON MILLER, 009 ........................................ Right Half Back Substitutes B. E. LEONARD, 009 ......... Guard P. P. PARTRIDGE, 007 .. . Half Back J. B. MCWIIMAMS, '07 ..... Tackle A. C. IVICILVEEN, '07 .. . Half Back E. H. Ll-IATIHERS, 008 .......... End H. A. ZINK, '08 ......... Fun Back LA V IE 197 The chkmson Game. WWW Willimnsport, 1311., Nov. 18th. In central Pennsylvanizlis biggest :mnuztl gridiron contest here today. Pennsylvania State College defeated Dickinson 6 to 0 after :1 magnificent struggle. Over eight thousand people viewed the contest and State's eight hundred students own the town here to-night and are painting things WVhite :md Mine. The day was a beautiful one for font-hnll and the field in perfect shape. At exactly 2.25 Stateis squad of thirty husky warriors dashed upon the gridiron headed by Captain Yeckley, and Old State enthusiasts went wild for awhile. A moment later the giant Davis led his braves in HRCti and White upon the scene, and Dickinson men greeted them with thrilling enthusiasm. Captains Yeckley and Davis met in the center of the gridiron and shook hands warmly, the huge Virginian toweringr above the stocky built Yeckley. Davis won the toss and the oftifinls called hoth squads around them for :1 short lecture. With absolutely no wind stirring and a tense silence over 1111, Davis kicked off splendidly, the piCr-skin sailing yards over State's line. Miller for State brought the ball out and kicked from the twenty-five yard line, Simpson being nailed in his tracks by VVray. Salter plunged :1 yard at tackle and Klingstine hit the opposite side for afirst down. State's ohside play gave. Dickinson five. yards more; Viebahn added one. and Salter twenty on a fake play around end. It was :1 brilliant eitort. but soon after Davis was forced to punt, booting the hall for forty yards to Miller, whom Harry downed neatly without gain. Henry, for State, now spurted twenty-eight yards around right end and the stands of waving itWhite and Blue thundered forth their approval. McGee hurdled and was dragged twelve yards by the finest sort of helping. McGee four, Miller four and Dickinson's strong defense soon caused McGee to punt 42 yards to Simpson. Campbell interfered with the ball and 15 yzmls was given to Dickinson. But the Carlisle collegians could not gain and Davis fell hack to kick, Dunn smashing through and blocking the attempt, while Campbell fell upon the precious oval. Henry got twelve yards around the end, Miller 3 McGee 4, Gotwals 10, Yeekley 3, Gotwuls 12', then 3 in grand style, and then four more and over the line for :1 touchdown, with almost the whole State team at his hack. Yeckley kicked the goal and soon afterward time was called for the Iirst hnlf. 198 PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE Second Half. The second half opcncd by Putnam kickmg' off 10 Dickinsun's 10 11111 linv and Simpson dashed buck for nine yards. Salter got lh'ccc at end. thanm 9 and then failed to gain :11 tackle. lti'lmlv 01d $12110 held solidly far down; 71ml Captain chklcy npcncd up with :1 six yzml plunge. The hull wui curried to Dick- ilmnfs our yard line. where a must hcmic Ktnwl was. made. and Captain DilViS, gum! right foot lmutcd the hall nut 0f leng'cr. Again State hcgim n steady march toward thrir rivul's goal line but time was culled with the oval resting on Dickinsnn's 30-yard mark. Vilh :m irrcsisb ihlc rush State's thnumnd supporters wcrc our :111 obstructions 11ml carrying Illcir hvmcs HIT tho ticld. 11 was :1 clmn-cut, manly hzntlc. fought out valiantly m1 both sides. and :1 well carnal victory fur Stale. $11110 U Dickinsun u. llzlrr. 14. IE. Cmmcr Putnam. Lmnuwl. J4 '1 Hurry Kunklc, l.. U. Mvssncr Dunn. C. I lmenn R'my. R. U. l'urvis tlntwnls. R. T Davis Cup'lJ Campbell. R. If. Szllu'r llcnl'y. Mum'chuml 9. Simpson chklcy. th'tJ 1;. ll. ll. Ruhinmn Miller. l'urtridgc. R. II. I; Klingstiuv McGee. J9. H. Viclmlm 'lbuclulnwns: t mlwu1s: Hnul fmm tnuciuluwn. chklcy. lx'cfcruc. Dunlmr of Lchigh. l'mpirc. Umlchurlvs. Lafayette. Lincsmcn. Smith and Hand. Time nf halves. .25 111inutcs. TEAM BALI SCRUB FOOT Jun PICNNSYIA'.XN I A STATIC COLLEGE Scrub Foot Ball Team Officers S. M. 'Pumwsux ............................................. Manager J. 1K HAND ................................................... Captain Team U. S. lh-imilc ................................................. Full Buck C. O. HRANDT ............................................. Quarter Huck H. M. HURNS ................................................ Right End 1C. R. Cwmiks ............................................. Right Tackle W. M. I:RRGFSUN .............................................. Left End j. P. HAND ............................................. Right Half Back G. W. HARGHST .............................................. Full Bnek L. M. merz ........................................... Right Half Back 1.. V. HILL ............................................ Left Half Back R. B. HARRIS ................................................ Right End W. A. HORN ............................................ Left Half Back W. H. LANDIS ............................................. Right Guard .l- L. Mm: ................................................ Quarter Huck H. W. MONTY. ................................................ Full Back 1!. D. PRINCE ............................................... Left Guard j. S. RI'rcnlcY ............................................. Right Tackle P. P. Rl-ilicr: ..................................................... Center G. F. Smmck .............................................. Left Tackle W'HIXHCR SCHHCSS ........................................... Right Tackle F. U, STONE ................................................. Right End ANDREW Wmsnixlu'm: ...................................... Quarter Huck C. K. VVICIGLH ............................................... Left Guard A. F. YICCKLICY ............................................ Quarter Huck Sophomore Team W. G. THOMAS ............................................... hhmager H. M. BURNS .................................................. Captain Team H. M. BURNS ....... Left liml 1C. II. LICATIIIERS ...... Right Tackle C. K. WHmLH .......... Left Guard CH. CAMPBELL ......... Right End J. S. Rrrcmcy ......... Left Tackle C. 11. Ar'lmmcnmn Quarter Back W. T. Dl'NN ............... Ccntcx If. C. HICKMAN . Right Half Huck R. C. Funny . . . . ..... Right Guard W. M. FERGUSON . . . . Left Half Back '11. A. ZINK ............. Full Buck Substitutes C. S. EULLER ...... Right Half Ruck R. 13. IIARRIS ...... Right End J. D. VVOODWARD ......... Full Back W. H. SALMON Right Guzu'd C. N. ABEI ....... Right Guard :f; .-a Freshman Football Team. D. MILLER ............ Captain W. 14. Momma ....... Manager Team. . P. REES . .............. Center Ji. R. Cwmcks ........ Loft Tucklc . N. ARNHLH ........ Right Guard J. A. NHLSHN ........... Left lfml . M. MITCHICLI ..... .. Right lle S. H. MILLER Right Half Huck . Ii. 1.1-3;an ....... Right Tackle .l. S. MILLER .. cht llnlf Buck '. H. 131w Nuc'rcn . ..... Left Guard 0. S. l:1-:m :1 : ...... Full 11an C. U. lhmxm ....... Quarter Huck Substitutes. L lemmr'rll ....... Full Huck SAMl'm, LHHYICLLYN . ....... 12ml LA V1 E 203 I Sophomore-Freshman Game Chapter 1. Now it came to pass that in the last year of the reign of King George. which was the y -ar when William, the Prime Minister to the king, succeeded to the throne, Prince l..eathers was the ruler of the tribe of 1908. who Were then CllllCtl by the name of Sophomores. Antl there were opposed to this mighty tribe of Sophomores. a new people, who had invaded the land in the month of September and who dwelt there in obedience to the laws of the land. Now this tribe was the tribe of 1909. under llrince llostlethwaite. and they were called Freshmen by the other tribes. And it came to pass that this tribe of Freshmen. who hail nearly twice. as many fighting men as the Sophomores, whose realm they had invaded. Were held in subjection by the Sophomores for the space of three months. llnt they began to nnn'mn'r among themselves, saying h'llow much longer must be ruled by this tribe, which numbers fewer lighting men than we ? .anl they called a council of all their hosts, anrl asked if any of the number there assembled had any plan by which they might throw off this yoke. And cer- tain of their number said unto them. llefore we had been in the laml two weeks. we had one skirmish with the enemy. and lo, when the noise of the battle had died out, our three champions lay powerless am! almost lifeless before the strongr men of the Sophomoresfl HOf what use is it then, for us to attempt to cast off this yoke; for when we entered the land we were far stronger than now. If we were defeated then, how much more utterly would we be vanquished now, if we were to rise up against them? Let us therefore remain quiet. in the hope that some day their vigilance will relax, aml we shall then be able to overthrow them. Jmt the people would not hearken nnto this, aml they consulted their wise men, who spake unto them after this fashion: nWhat the members of our tribe have said unto you is indeed true. We were vanquished utterly when we had our tirst battle with the Sophomores, and since then their vigrilanee has been somewhat relaxed. llerzulventnre now is the time for us to rise up against them if we wish to gain our liberty. Let us then choose our champions, and. if perchance they shall defeat the enemy. we may be per- mitted to carry ranes, as tiitl 1908 before us. tNote:-this seems to be an idio- .204 l'lCNNSYlA'A N l A S'llA'llli Ct tLLlCtllC matie Construction. but we think it is to he ll'lllhlztlwl. tYe may he able to carry the symbols of our vietory and our regained libertyfl SO they chose eleven strong men frmn all their number. and sent heralds and ambassadors tn the Sophomores. askingr that they should tln likewise. Now the Sophmnwres were by m- means loath to do 50, aml they ellnse their champions. aml began training them for the trial. And when the ambassadors of the two trihes had mnferretl together. they thClthtl that the emnhat shunhl he held ml the hattlegrnnml of Beaver Field. where the first hattle had been llCltl. And the time for the emnhat was set tn he the afternoon of the sixteenth day of Deeemher. when all the hosts of the laml should assemhle together for th': eomhat. Chapter II. chen the day for the combat eame ftmtltl. the champions of the tribe of the Snplmnmres assembled in the Track lltillSC. Then there arose among them a mighty man, even Harry, whose surname is Hurns. llim lllltl they chosen to leatl them to the combat: 011 that day. Aml he spake unto them. saying. lttVarrinrs, the eyes of all the tribes of 1908 :llltl alsn 1906 are upon you to-tlay. They expect great things from you. Will you allow them to be disappointed? Then arose a great shout from the assembled warrim's, each eryng with a loud mice, We will not. Then also arose another great man, Calvin. also ealletl Mooreheatl, who ex- horted them to he strung. Then with a great Cheer they rushed out on the field. where they were to meet the strong men from the camps of the Freshmen. Now the conditions of the Combat were these:--A large hall made of leather aml filled with air, ealletl a fnot-hall. was placed in the middle of the field. Then the champions of the two tribes, eleven on each side, were lined up on each side of the hall, at opposite emls of the field. The victory was to be awarded to the side which succeeded the oftener in Vlrrying the hall over the line tifty-tive yards from the center of the field. Those who wer' appointed to see that the combat was fairly carried on were members of another tribe, called Faculty. to whom even the Sophonmres paid allegiance. Now the eleven chosen men of the Sophomores were l-htrns. who was their leader: Jesse, the 'lir'asurer 0f the tribe. who also was called Ritehey; Weigle, LA VI 1'? 205 l'lickman and Campbell, who were adopted members of the tribe of the Sopho- mores; Dunn, who by all the persons there assembled was CllliCtl Mother, and who had been chosen to lead the tightiner men of the whole country for the next year; and Prince Leathers. who was called Rough by his subjects. HCSitICS these were Ferry. Mooreheatl. Ferguson, and link. all men whose Valor had heen proved in many former eonthets. Now there wer' also chosen from the ranks of the Sophomores, other men who were selected to take the places of the men who might he disahietl before the eonelnsion of the combat. These men were also attired in battle Costume and numbered among them Abel, Salmon. Harris. linller, tVootlwartl and many others. Chapter III. Amt when the champions of the Freshmen appeared. another mighty cry rent the air, for the Freshmen and the .Inniors ta trihe which had come to the land before the Sophomoresi were both hoping that the Freshmen would win the contest. lint the cheers of the Seniors. and the strange l,iattle-ery of the Sophomores. which was Viloop Rah! Boomer Rah! Rip Rah! Rate! Pennsylvania State! 1908 ! thrice repeated. rose above the noise raised by thei ' adversaries. And as each of their champions drew near to the assembled hosts of the Sophomores. a great cry went up. each man declaringr HlJe is all right. Then the men who had been chosen to referee the contest walked out upon the held, and declared that the time had arrived for opening the combat. Now the Freshmen had chosen from their number a mighty man even Don Miller, one of the foremost warriors of the land, to lezul them to the fight. .Xntl when he had conferred with llnrns, the men lined up in r tatliness for the fray. And when the sound of the whistle was heard. Mother Dunn planted his foot against the hall with such force that it tiew through the air for fully titty yards, landing in the arms of Captain Miller of the. Freshmen. Now Miller was a valiant warrior, and with the hall in his arms, hc plunged fori 'artl for the space of twelve i'ards, when he was brought down by one of the Sophomores. But the Freshmen were unable to carry the hall farther. and Miller was forced to kick it. The Sophomores were so quick, however, that he had not the time wherein to make his kick sure, so the hall went for only a short distance. Jot; PEN N S YLYA N IA S'JK-Vlili COLLEGE The strong men of the Sophomures were quick tn take advantage nf this mis- ehanee. and called on tliti'erent men to carry the bail thronfrh the line of the Freshmen. . Hefore long. thrnugh the mighty plunges of link. Hickman and Ferguson, the hall was carried to within twu yards of the lireshman's line. Then was Zink given the hall. and with the other ten Suphonmre warriors pushing and pulling desperately. he carried it uver the line. Nu stmner was the hall carried men than it was brought hack and given to Campbell.whn was called Junior hy the Sophomores. He then kicked the ball over the gual-pnsts, and the referee announced that the euntest stoml six points to zip in favor of the Sophomores. Then arns- another mighty cry from the side of the field where the Sopho- mores had assembled, for they Silitl. Aaeh man unto his neighbor, hSurely the Lord is with us this day. lint from the Freshman side arose a dismal groan, for they saw that their champions were to he humbled by the Suphmnores. Then the hall was taken hack to the middle of the held, and Captain Miller, of the tribe nf 1909, kieketl it far down the tiehl. lint it fell into the waiting,r arms of one at the strangest of the Sophomores, even Hickman. the mighty, who later en gave the Freshmen reason to wish that he had never been born. With wonderful speed he dashed up the tieltl. ad 'aneing the ball fully twenty yards before the Freshmen were able to uverenme him. Amt then the Freshmen and the Sophonmres eame together with such force that when the men began to rise again from the ground three of them there were that were unable to regain their feet. Hut in a short time they had so far regained their strength that they were able tn go on with the combat. Then for about the space of ten minutes, the hall was worked slowly toward the gual line of the Freshmen. At one time they were able to stop the onslaught of the Sophomores, and Mooreheatt was emnpelletl to kick the ball. 8mm. however. the hall was recovered by the Sophomores, and ignin they began forcing their i ':ty through the lines of the Freshmen. And when the ball was on the Freshmen's thirty yard line. news was brought to Mnorehead that there was but a short time until the first half of the combat should he declared at an end. LA VJ it: 207 And he looketl over his men carefully. and thought that he should give the hall to the Heetest of them. that he might make yet another touchdown before time should he called. But a kind angel whispered unto hint and saul.-- Not so, Cal. for peradveu- ture he may he. brought to earth. and his speed shall avail you naught. But rather. take the hall yourself and taking great care, try to kick it over the goal posts from where you stand. And Cal tliti even as he was advised, and. with as pretty a kick as has ever been seen on Beaver Field. sent the hall squarely over the goal posts just as time was called. Immediately the hosts of the Sophomores t'ttshetl upon the held. and, pick- ing up their ehanmions, bore them off the tiehl on their shoulders, amid a great noise. iut the Freshmen were exceedingly east down, and went about lookingr as though they had lost their best friend. Chapter IV. While their Champions were enjoying a short rest, the members of the tribe of 1908 gave a war titlnCt about the goal posts. singing and Cheering the whole time. And certain of their men amiroached certain of the Freshmen and pulling out their money bags. spoke after this fashiono'tlio, here are tive. Shekels. Put you up other two. and if your ehanipions' shall prevail over ours. the whole seven shall be yours; but if our champions prevail over yours, we shall be entitled to Claim the whole sum. But this the Freshmen steadfastly refused to do. Seeing this. the Sophomores tried other taeties. s:tying.v-'tllere are three Shekels. Put you up other two. and if your champions shall score in this half, then shall the money be yours. Otherwise. it shall go to us. But the Freshmen refused this also. and the Sophomores turned away sorrmvfully thinking of the good things which the money would have. bought for them, and saying,-ttllow terrible an afthetion it is to have frigid pedal ex- tremities. And while they were talking,r thus, their champions again came forth to do battle with the warriors of the Freshmen. and they were soon followed by the Freshmen strong men. But after the teams had lined up a few times. it was seen clearly that; the 208 PENNSYLVANIA STATE Ct lLLEGE advantage was with the Sophomores, fur the Lord had taken away the spirit of the. Freshmen. In this half was there not so much running with the hall, for the Sophomores were. content if they emiltl keep their gnal line out 0f tilang'er. And the. Freshmen were unable. to advance the hall by running with it, so they kicked it frequently. llut Mom'eheatl, havingr no desire to tire his men out by l'ClelCtl line plunges, also kicked often. .Xntl when time was nearly up, and it looked as though there would he no more paints scored. the hall was given to Campbell, whn started amuml the left eml of the. Freshman line with it. For a time it seemed that he must he brought tlUWll, lmt each time a Fresh- man appeared in front of him. a Snpltmnm'e plaeetl himself between Junior and the Freshman. Thus was the hall hmught back at the gnal posts of the. Freshmen for the seenml time. aml again was the goal kicked hy Campbell. Then time was called, aml the Suphonmres marched all the lieltl, chanting as they went,elSixteen. Sixteen, Sixteen. Zip. And they had a great parade about the village. wherein the battle was fuught. proclaiming to all persons the outcome ml the contest. Hut the Freshmen retired at once to their lamls. nor llltl they carry canes; for it is written in the law of the laml.--lt13reshmen are not allowed to carry canes. unless they defeat the Sophomores in the inter-elass football game., Illlllls tlltl the, cnunsel of their wise men cnme tn naught. aml they were still held in homlage hy the Sophmnnres. Wu ..'. Aqxxmmmxwm ftmmaaxx BASE BALL OFFICERS. Session I905. B. B. STAMM. '00 .............................................. Manager J. H. HIMES. '07 ............................... . . . . . . Assistant Manager IE. 11. RAY. '05 .................................................. Captain W. L. 001.019: .................................................. Coach J. Slznmxc ...................................................... Coach S S. anui. '08 .............................................. Marshal 1?. R. W'Rmn'r, '07 .............................................. Director Varsity Nine. 11. D. Mason 07.31;. Ii, H. RH. '05, K'upm. Ist h. H. H. l'luvcrstick '07, p. U. C. Mcllvccn '07, p. M. L. Kilmcr '06, c. XV. F. Crcc '08, 55. C. ll. Noorchczul '08, rf. C. S. Forkum '05, 2h. .l. G. MCCCC '00, sub. p. ' F. K. Ross '08, cf. j. K. MuhufToy '06, sub. E. G. 'chkley '00. sub. W. Yndcr '05, sub. Session I906 J. ll. Hunts. '07 ............................................... Manager W. H. MURGAN, '03 ..................................... Xsdstzult Manager II. C. MCILVEICN, '07 ........................................... Captain LA VIlC 211 Baseball History. llli season of 1905 was by all means the most successful that 01d State'l has ever had in hasehall. Starting out with a nine that was far from a veteran aggregation aml with, by far. the most tlil'lienlt schedule ever arranged for any HWhite and lllne nine, Captain l lar- numy Rayv aml his men hegan by winning nine straight games; a feat unprecedented in the history of State College hasehall. luaving on the Southern trip with only five tlays ont-of-tloor practice, State's valiant sons matl' a clean sweep through Dixie l.antl,-seoring in four games t'oi'ty-two runs to twelV' against such opponents as George Washington l'niversity. Annapolis, Virginia and Mt. St. Marys. During the entire season only three games out of eighteen were defeats, aml only six of these games were played on ieaver field; in one of which Dickinson was annihilated I7 to 0. and previously almost shut out on her home tieltl; another new I'CCHt'tl of State's hasehall. Then came the l'rinceton game on Decoration Day anrl again the Tiger was downed by State's nine and by the score eight to six. 'llhis victory over lh'ineeton gave State's sons the proud record of being the only college nine that has ever def iatetl the 'lligers on their home field for two y-ars in succession. Neither Yale, Hat'- vartl or Cornell-in fact no other collegeahas accomplished this feat. excepting nt lltl llenn State. In Ittltlitltm to these notahle victories over llrineeton, Dickinson, Virginia. Annapolis, George XVashington. and Mt. St. Marys, the strong Villa Nova team was defeated no less than three times. while lVest lloint was walloped thirteen to one: California Normal 10 to 0, West Virginia 3 to 2; llloomshurg Normal 8 to 1, etc. 'llhronghont the college wmltl State's '05 nine was gene'ally known as the hardest hitting nine in the inter-et'lllegiate ranks. This was el Iarly demon- strated at the very beginning of the season. when on their southern trip State's wariors batted out 50 hits in four games: and again at the Close of the season ' procured no less than against Princeton, where the boys in White and lllne' fourteen solid drives, among this nnmher livingr a home run, anrl four triples. During the entire season an average was maintained of eleven safe hits per game, which. Coupled with the superb pitching ot' Kleltveen. llaverstiek leltl McGee made State's team well-nigh invineihle. March 31 nt limmittslmrg. Md. . . . Stale Annapolis, Md ........ ' Myril May June 1 '4 'JI 4. . - 'JI4.:N ts, I9 Iv I9 I xI Iv 'Jl C 1 0 l .2 m .20 27 .30 50 I4 SCRUB BASE BALL TEAM Season Record for 1905. Churlnttcsvillc. Va. . . . Yushing 1nn, D. C ..... Vnshingtun, D. C ..... State College. Pa ..... State College, 1'11 ..... Curlislc, Pu ........... Vcst l'nint, N. Y ..... New York City ....... New York City ....... liustun, Pu ........... Stale Cnllcgc, V11 ...... Stuu- Collcgc, P11 ...... State College. P11 ...... California, Pu ........ Mm'gzmtmvn. H'. V:L.. Stuu- Cnllcg'c. I'zt ...... Atlantic City, X. .l... I'rincctun. .N. State Collcg'c. 1,:1 ..... u . ,.. I 8; 3', ll: Mt. St. Marys 1 Annapulis I : Virginia .2 ; H'nshington L'niv. 8 ; Hunrgclmvn x--lx':lin : Villa Nnvzx .3 ; Villa Nun: .1 ' Dickinson .2 : West Point 1 ' Furdham 4 ' Manhattan 13 ': Lafayette Rain 1 Hickinsnn o Hcllcfnnlc Aczul. 0 Y. LV. I'. Cancelled ' California Normal 3 . Vcst Virginia 2 ' Czllifm'niu Nurmztl 0 ; Villa Xm'u 7 ' Princeton 6 I 31001115burg Normal I LA VIE 213 The Dickinson Game thlay 5.l Last Friday afternoon 1111 Beaver llCltl hcl'urc a large aml thoroughly ap- preciative audience. State's Varsity nine played the star role in a rip-roaring farce comedy entitled, A Shame to Talic the Money 01', n'All is Silent in Cai'lislc 'llo-night. lim- what Mac and the rest Hf 0111' hays did unto yo Dickinsonians was an extreme muchncss, and many silvery 11100115 will mll around 'crc our 2m- cicnt rivals will again he lzunbastcd in such artistic fashion. McKcown. a youth- ful south-pzuv, frcsh from :1 clcvcn tn 011C victnry m'cr the strong; Ursinus nine. with 14 strikc-outs tlauglinkr at his hcltz-rthis same nnfortunatc McKL-own cs- sayul t0 thllVCI' the splicrc last liritlay afternoon. and it is rcportcll that the volcanic dust tlargcly cumlmscd of lmrsc-hulcl is still falling on Muunt Nittany. It was the must tlccisivc hasc-hall victm'y which State has ever gained over Dick- insun. aml tho hays from Carlislc will lung rcniunllwr tho awfulnt-ss of the slaughter. llnth at the hat and in thc llUltl State playul purfcct hall. whilc Mcll- vccn allowwl Dickinson hut a single hit. Here is the Story. Crcc ............ 3 o 0 o Wult ........... 0 0 2 2 1 Kilmcr .......... 4 I 8 I o Duvu ........... 0 1 10 1 0 Mason ....... . . . .2 2 1 6 0 Simpson ........ 0 o 0 4 o Mcllvccn . . . . . .3 3 I 1 0 .lamcs .......... 0 0 I 0 1 Ra1 . . O 1 9 1 0 Lung ........... O 0 6 0 1 Mourhczul . . . ...1 0 1 0 o Crutchlcy ....... 0 o 0 4 1 llavcrstick ....... 1 2 .2 0 0 Daniels . . . . . .0 0 3 0 0 Forkum .......... 1 1 3 0 0 Linglc .......... 0 o 2 3 1 Ross ............. 2 1 o 0 0 Mclx'cmvn ...... o 0 0 0 0 lecr ........... o o 2 o 0 Hall ............ 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 17 1 5 27 9 o o 1 24 14 5 State .............................. 3 5 2 2 o 1 3 1 x-17 Dickinson ......................... o o o o 0 0 0 0 0w 0 Hall batted for Mclx'cown in the ninth. Two hasc hits-Forkum, M ason. 'llllrcc hasc hits-Mcllvccn, M arson, Haver- stick, Cree. llomc run-Kilmer. Stolen hascsvaCrcc, 2. McIlvccn, Moorhcad, Mason, Ross. Sacrifice llit-Ross. Struck out by Mcllvccn, 10, by McKcown, I. iascs on hallsa-Off Mcllvccn, 2; McKcown, 4. Earned runs, State, 11. Time of game I :45. Uumpirc Dr. Fred Rubinsmi. .214 PENNSYLVANIA S'lXVHC COLLEGE , WK STAajE Cerowmea 'VIVW . V A This ' Flavor 'IS demdcd lg finer, The Princeton Game. I:F'rom the Philadelphia PressJ Princeton. N. .l.hlh'incct0n wcnt dmt'n tn tlcf'zlt tu-dny bcfot'c the heavy hitting of thc lk-nnsyh'uniu State College team. The visitors were by fur the heaviest hitting :tggx'cgzttitm that the Tigers hzu'c faced this year. Furkmn. the. giant sccmnl IMISCIHZUI. proved to he :1 vcritzlhlc Hercules with the hut. obtaining :1 single. :1 home run, and :1 thru- hugger out of four times tn the hut. Ml his hits wcrc gnml clczm drives. Ih'inccton also hztttctl well. hut Mcllvccn held them In the lust inning. with three 'ltigcrs on thc sucks. and none out, State's big snuthqmw saved the hzlttlt- hy fanning tmt Hcim 21nd MCL 1m and forcing Conncy tn puIHlp :m cast inticltl Hy. safe at critical nmmcnts. Doyle occupied the box for Princeton and thc State boys solved his curves at critical points. and hcgun tht-iz' scoring in the very tit'st inninf,r Crcc hit safely down the lct't line. lx'ihncr filtlllctl trying to snvrihcc. 11ml Musmi th'nvc :1 ripping thrcc-huggt-r nvcr llim's hczul. scoring Cree. z'lthcn Mustm scored on Reid's failure 1n hnmllt' Mclh'ccn's hzu'tl smash. In the fourth innin;r Nlcllvccn singlcdh LA V l 13 lo .4 U! and Ray was safe on :I hard Imc tn Mth-zm. iIItVCl'SliCk that out, but Forkum came to thc ft'mlt with u tcn'itic humc-run rhiw tn the furthest corner of the hold. Penn State added another run in thv scvt'nth and another in the eighth hy the fmest sort of clean hitting. Princctuns tirst tally CIUIIC in thv HCVHIHL Cnnncy walked and hursythc doubled, thcn Unrd's I'IItthIIg single to right smrul hnth mcn. Two runs were :Itldcri in the fourth and mm in thc scvmth. In the last half of the ninth with the score 8 to 5 in State's fzu'mi. thc Tigcl'S made :I desperate clant tn tic the scorcpvwith six hundrctl students cheering xx'ilIlIy.--hut Imly :1 single l'ltn mnhl hc obtained. The Scorc : Penn State R I I PO A 13. l'I'IIIcctIIII R 1 I PO A E Ct'cc, ss. . . . . . .I .3 l 2 I I-Icitl. ss ......... 1 I u 5 I Kilhncr, C. . . . .I I 0 I I lhrim, m ........ I 2 I 0 0 M:IsuII,3.........I 3 0 I I Wclls,2..........0 2 R 3 0 Mcllvccn. p. . . ....I 2 2 2 0 ' McLean. 3 ....... 0 0 o I 1 Ray. 1 ....... . . . .I 0 I2 I 0 1.. HH-Vh'. r ....... o 0 2 0 0 .l lnvcrstick. L ...... I 2 o 0 o t'mncy. c ........ I 0 3 2 o Furktlm. 2. . . . . . .2 3 5 5 2 Forsythc. 1.. . . .2 2 2 o 0 Ross, III .......... O I 0 0 0 Hard, 1 ........... I 3 11 o o chklcy, 1'. . . . .0 0 I I 0 D. Duylc. p. . . .0 0 o I 0 Totals 8 14 27 I3 5 Totals 6 10 27 '12 2 Penn Stutc. . . . . . . . . .. .......... . .2 0 0 3 o 0 I 2 0-8 Princeton . . . . ................ . ..... 0 2 0 2 0 o I o 1-6 Two hztsc hits-VVclls. Forsythc. Three hnsu hitszilmcr, Mason. Fm'kmn. lrluverstick. TIUIDC-ltllll-I:tIrkllnl. Stnlcn thx'cs2Crctu Wells. Ilcim. llztscs ml h:I113.-t HT Mcllvcen, 3. Struck out by Mcllvccn. ti, by .I hwlc. 3. Sacrifice hits-2 Huvcrstick, hVCHS. Douhlc plztyw2ltzu'tl. IIIlzhsistcd; Mcllvccn and Ray. Hit by pitched hull2chklcy. RciIl. Umpire IlnI'IIcr. Time I :40. 210 PENNSYLVANIA STATIC COLLEGE Battmg and F 1eld1ng Records. . . 1 Batting 1 Fieldingr Names Pusnmns . , 1 2 Played Games Hite 1 Batting 1 Total ; Frmre Pluycd . Average Chances ' MvIle-cn P 1Y L 18 37 .481 33 2 Cree 1 SS 18 , 311 .417 62 i .1 Furkum 2nd 1 13 1 19 .373 61 1 h M 115011 l 31d 1 1S : 25 .317 67 6 IInvcrstick i P 12 L 18 211 i 27.1 38 1 0 Ray 1 151 1 18 19 . 26.1 192 1 4 Kilmcr l C 17 14 .234 125 4 Moorhcad 1 R 10 13 .228 18 1 ROSS M 7 6 .250 9 o McGee P 1 3 2 .222 7 1 Yuckley l M 1 0 3 1511 9 1 Muhuffey 21111 1 4 1 2 .125 12 3 Yodcr ! C ik M S 2 1112 22 2 The pitchers records are as follows: XVon 9, Mcllvccn H averstick McGee . .1 D1 11 u Lost 0 LA VII? The Basketball Season of 1906. Hit: tirst game of the seasmt has with 'lnniata College at State and the few weeks of 1raetiee made tCantwurk nutieeahle in this n JCHiHU' Uante. h 6 H'Vomintr Semmarv was next to a 1 teat- m1 the armorv thmr and the re- . h . .4 to H w! suiting score proved another victory for 111111 team. It was duringr this game that some new 111aterial showed up in Russ and tVaha who have since proved their worth. Susquehanna brought a team 01' tall goal shooters here but were easily defeated with double their score to State's credit. This game W111 be well remembered because of the speed with which Fnltz dodged about and under the Susquehanna captain who stood six feet four in :rym. shoes. The trip Iiast resulted in great experience for Captain ileattm and his men but the two hard euntcsts were, scored against us. However the Philadelphia papers gave the Penn. game as a whirlwind contest which shows that Penn. State. was worthy g'a111e. Lebanon Valley then tried the ways of 0111. 0111 armory battle ground but Cutthl not follow our men in their speedy passing. The team then ventured into the tt'esterit part of the State and tried their mettle on the South Side professionals This team defeated 0111i passers in a rattling game. But here fortune comes our way and the new and aggressive rival W. U. It. tinds the mountain team el1alle11g'i11g her on her own dtmt'step. The great work of our goal tussers rolled up the score which valloped XV. U. P. to the tune of 30 to 4. The next night developed a shady tleal which vas delivered to our boys by XVest Virginia, but even this was a closely fought score to the finish of the game. The Greenshurg Elks then showed their fraternal spirit and stopped the tiam on their way home. This closing scene of the 7arsity basket ball career resulted in a generous supply to 11111. total score for the 8115011. 011 the whole the team was there with the goods throughout the season and it is with regret that we see so many of our Varsity regulars graduate from the Armory fighting ground. December 15. . . . . . . .At State College ..... State, 57; Juniata College, 9 January 10. . . . . . . .At State College ..... State, 53; Wyoming Seminary, 15 January 29 ...... .At State Coliege. . . . State, 19; Lehigh, 31 February 2. ..... . .At South liethlehem. .State, 49; Susquehanna College, 23 February 3. . . . . . . .At Philadelphia. . . . . State, 18; University of Penn, 28 February 10 ...... . .At State College ..... State. 41 ; Lebanon Valley, 14 March 3 ....... . .At Pittshttrg. . . . . . . . State. 20; Southside, 46 March 5. . . . . . . .At Pittshurq ........ State, 30; Western University, 4 March 6. . . . . . . .At Morgantmvn. . . . . State, 14; University of W'. Va., 16 March 7 ...... . .At Greenshurg. . . . . . State, 34; Greenshurg, 10 meal neg waseg KUSJEA OFFICERS Season of 1906 M. 1!. KING, '07 .......................................... Manager j. M. HARDING, '08 ............................... -'lssz'stanf Manager W. Y. HliA'l'ON, '06 ........................................ Captain Varsity Team C. H. Mmmumn, '08 ............................................. Forward '1'. 1?. FULTZ, '06 ................................................. Forward E. G. YICCKLICY, '06 ................................................. Center W. Y. HICA'I'UN, '06 .......................... ' ...................... Guard M. l. KILLMHR, '06 ................................................. Guard Substitutes R. M. CASWICLL, '06. M. D. Ross, '09. H. H. WAHA, '09. Sophomore Team Officers j. H. llmxrzxmlvrn ...................................... Manager CALVIN Vumunm; ........................................ Captain Team C. 11. Momu-zmmn ................................................ Forward M. W. 170x ...................................................... Forward H. A. ZINK ....................................................... Ccntcr H. M. lh'lms .................................................... Guard C. H. C.u1mu;1,1. ................................................... Guard R. H. HARRIS ................................................. . ..... Guard Freshman Team. Officers. k1 ll, i'liNXI-im ............................................ lluuulgvr XI. D. RUSS .............................................. mpmm Team. M. U. RUSS ..................................................... Furwurtl A. V. SALLAIM .................................................. lrmwx'nrd H Ii. WAHA ...................................................... Cmtcr R. W. MIWIHCIJ ................................................... Unnrd R. M. I'HNMIUK ................................................... Uluml l'lCN NS Yl NAN IA STATIC COLLEGE Iv La Iv Uh somewhere in this favored hunt The sun is shininfr bright. And smitewhere there is hupniness And smilewhere is delight- lint 'mone; the nmnrnful Snphmnm'e crew .Ul joy has ceased to tlnw: A1111 'tis the Fresh, the 111121st 'liresh Xi hu have brought :thuttt this tYUe. Once upon :1 time, away up among the wilds of the Bald Engle Valley, which region is only navigated amid terrible dangers hy Parker's Boat, there blew Into the seat of learning at the foot of Old Nittamy an aggregation of unripe youths, whn fondly styled themselves the sons of 1908. 11nd adopted as their motto this touching legend: For those who hloweth not their own Duzons, the same shall not be blown. Aml in accordance with this precept these verdant venders 0f vueuosity proceeded to blow loud 11nd long upon their boastful lmzuos until evcn patient Uhl Nittuny herself grew tired of throwing hack the echoes. Old Nitt decided that such :1 hunch of nixerines shuultl be shown the way to the dense and uncut tmnurneks. where :1 goml, healthy silence does business. seven days in the week. H'ith :1 sigh of relief 01d Nitt tixetl-up the necessary pill and dated it for March fifteenth. 1900, at the College i-Xt'nmry from 5' to 10 P. N. 11nd this pill was handed to the. Fresh with instructions to deliver it in the original package to the invincihles 0t 1908. A1111 the pill tx'urketanthe pill worked like a submarine tm'pedo; indeed it did. for the 34:17.0 ies of '08 were, tiontintr along jnst :1 nicely us you please, when suddenly smnething broke loose. At first 1908 were violently opposed to a1151011'hi11g' the pill which tasted very much like cztstor oil, but The liresh insisted 11ml down it went! God bless the pill! cried everybody within :1 rmlins 0t :1 thousand slide rulese-heczmse it becomes annoyinger to try to hmk pleasant in :1 boiler t'actm'y which is :1 mild institution :15 com- pared with the noise formerly emitted at :111 times by 1908. Just now. however, 1908 has the. lock-juw. And, as mentioned before. it was not euusetl b :1 pre- mature explmiun 0n the Fourth of July. but by :1 little basketball celebration con- ducted by 1909, 111111 the happy public, over in the college armory. It was :1 happy event,eeverybody enjoyed it, that is,-exeepting the party that swallowed the pill. However. 1908 is young yetr-very young in fact. 111111 their vocal organs certainly needed the rest! Yes, indeed. friends it was :1 happy eeleh'utitm! LA VH5. 333 llvrc is the talc of 1908's xvnc: Freshman .27 Suplmmurvs It; Russ tCztle ....................... Furwnrtl .......... MnuIHHCAU HYIMJ S.x1.1..xm .......................... JN-rxx'unl ..................... Hl'RNS W'um ..... ....................... levr ......................... 7.1M; PHNNQCK .......................... Gnm-tl .................. an. HARRIS MITCHELL .......................... Gnunl ............ Cunuzl-ZLL, DILLON Goals from iicltlw-Sullzulzl. h, Mom'hcml. 4. Ross, 3, link. Harris. Mitchvll. Pcnnock. Goals from 11mls Mnm hcml. 7. Russ. 3, Whhzl. 2. Time of halves.- 20 minutes. Ix'cfcrcc-l InllingL-r. 3.1.1 PICNXSYIA'AXIA STATIC UHJJVCtEIC Track Team, 1905. HAT Stult- 11:111 34111111 athletic 111:1tt-1'i111 1111 track events in 1905 was shuwn hy the gct-zlwny spirit 111' thc tirst contest; thc rcluy 11101-5 :11 the l'nivcrsity 111 lk-nnsylvunin. Hurc Virginia. :1 thlfk hursc. wnn tirst' phltT. clusch' fullnwwl 11y Stzttc. wi1h Uickinsun third. After 11:1111 practicu- Stutc 110111 to Curlislc. whore shv ilcfmtwl Dickinson 1111 May 211111. This 11:15 :1 1111th 11111110511111 11111111: :11111 the 1't'--1111 1121s 1111m- thun once in doubt. State cxm-le in races uhilc Dickinson 1111111111111 :111 11151 places in Iht' tichl events. The Indian 1111-01 1m tht- l'ullmving' Mnnduy 11311111111 in thc 5111110 scan: :19 that with Dickinsnn with 1mi1115 in favor of tho 11111111111. 'liwo Stutc records worc hmkcn in HliS 11101-1: the low 11111111115 by llornbzikcr in 26 311111111115. :11111 the 1111:11'11-1' 111111: by .hYll'Jltl 111 51 .2, 5 scrunds. Tho Commcnccn111111 1111-01 110111 with the indium 1m; withunt :1 doubt thu hast own 501-11 hcrc. Two State rccnnls wcrc hrnkcn. while one Imlizm record received likc 1110311110111. Furkuin 11111 the 1.20 yard 11111th in 15 seconds, 11110-111111 lcss than the wnrhl's 11101111. Saunders cx- ccwlwl his fmrmcr mark by vaultingr 11 ft. '11; in. Mt. Pleasant 11150 smashed his 11-01111 11y jumpingr 23 ft. 0 in. State. 40w11111i1111s,114 104 State. 5.1-411111111151 50 State. 0;le Mckinsi 111, 41 i; State, 53 2-3wl1ickinsnn. 50 1-3 05 1 State, 50 1-3wlmlinns, 53 2-3 1 State.57w11111i:111s,47 ,. .q......- w 51 . Exam: 1042? OFFICERS Season of 1905 C. H. WILLIAMS, b6 ..................................... Manager M. B. KING, '07 .................................. Jssistunt Manager J. E. HORNBAKER, '05 ..................... V ................ Captain W. N. GOLDEN ........................................... Trainer 0. C. HAYS, y06 .......................................... Marshall CoHege Tean1 7. HORNBAKER 05 HS FORIxUM, 05 .J. SAUNDERS, 05 ME S'IAPLER, 07 .J. KAISER 06 .E. KAISER, 05 .W. SMITH, 08 .D. BARCLAY, '05 wgngwo H. MONTZ, b7 I ,A V I 16 IO N 1 1 Season of 1906 M. JJ. KING, b7 ......................................... Manager J. M. llmmxn, 1,18. . . ........................... 'lxxixluul Muuugcr R. Ii. Auxom, '06 ....................................... Captain Dual Athletic Meet State vs. Dickinson Carlisle, Pa., May 20. 1905 100 Yzmls-Robinson, DH 111's! f.-X1'110111, S., secmul. Time, 10 1-5. 120 Yard llnnllcml lornhnlx'cr. 5., first ; Sndlcr, D., sccnnd. Time, 16 seconds. Mile Run-Kuiscr, 8., 111-51; Grcgg. S. second. Time. 4.56 2-5 seconds. Quarter Milc-Arnold, 3., first; Standing. 11., second. Time, 52 1-5 seconds. Two Mile. Smith, 8., first; W. Kaiser. 8.. second. Time. 11 minutes. :20 Yard Jlurtllcnllornhzlkcr, 8., first; iolmcr. 19., second. Time, 27 3-5 seconds. 2.20 Yard Dush-llcnry, 5., first: Robinmn, 11, second. Time, 23 seconds. 880 Yards-Ahmklcbcrgcr, D., first; J. Kaiser, 8., second. Time, 2.03 1-5 svcunds. Shot lihlthavid, D., first; Dunn, S., second. Distance, 35 feet. l'olc Vault-Brown, D., first; Saunders, 8., second. Height, 10 feet, 10 inches. Hummer Throw-chelcy, D., first; Dunn, 8., second. Distance, 115 feet, I inch. High Jump-Brown, D. ; Morris, D. ; Saunders, S., tied at 5 feet, 2 1-2 inches. Broad Jump-Robinson, D., first; Salter, D., second. Distance, 22 feet, I inch. State .................................... 53 2-3. Dickinson ................................ 50 1-3. 2.38 PIC N N S YLVAN IA STATIC COLLEGE Dual Athletic Meet State vs. Indians Carlislc, Pa., May 22, 1905 100 Ynnl Unsh-dll. Plumnnl, Indians, first; llcnry. S. Time, 102-5 seconds. 120 Yunl llnnllchorlunn, 9.. lirst; llornbzlkcr, S, second. Time, 16 St-crmds. Om- Milc lx'nn-chmlslcy. Tmlizul. first; Snow. Indian. second. Time. 4.36. 440 Yard Dxlslerl. Pleasant hnlizm, 131191; Arnold. S., sccmul. Time 50 seconds. ' , Tm; Milo Ihm-Schrimpsd10F. Indian. first: l'k-mwlslcy, lndizm. scu'vnd. Time, I022 25. Half Mik- Rnn-JIKVH Hearts. Indian. first : Kaiser. 8.. Second. Time. 2.04. 2220 Yard llnnllc-vllnrnlmlu-r. 8.. first: Furkum. 8., second. Time, 26 seconds. .220 Yard Unshw-l lcnry, 3.. first; WH'ight. 3., second. Time, 2.2 2-5 seconds. The l'IL-M cwnls rcsulu-tl 11$ follows: Shut lHIl--Iixcmlinc. Indian, tirst: Hmm, 8., SCCOIHI. Distance. 39 feet 2 1-2 inches. 1,010 Vault Sunmlcrs. Jmlc :uul link, tied at l0 foot 4 inches; 8., 5 1-3 points; Indian, 2 2 3 poims. High jump---lCxcmlinc, Indian, first: Saunders, 8., second. I'Tcight. 5 feet 6 1-3 inches. l'n'uzul .lumpawMt. I'lcusunt, Indian, 11ml; Saunders, 5., sccnnd. Distance, :33 1111.1 inches. . llununcr '1 111'mxu-l5i11y, Indian. ?'n'st; Dunn, 8.. second. Distance, 11.2 feet. Indians .................................. 53 2-3. State, .................................... 50 1-3. LA V 1 IC 229 Dual Athletic Meet State vs. Indians State College. Pa June 121h. 1905 100 1'111'11 Dusll-Mt. Pleasant. Indian. 111151; chry, S. second. Timc, 10 2-5 seconds. 120 1'211'11 1I111'1110-4111111111111. S. 111151; Ilurnlmkcr, S, second. Time, 15 seconds. Um- ;11ilc Run-Snow, Indian, Hrst; chrdslcy, Imlizm, second. Time, 4 min. 53 4-5 seconds. 440 1 ;11'11 Dush-Mt. Pleasant. Indian, 111251: 11110111, 3.. sccnnd. limo, 50 4-5 seconds. '1 110 -111111 Ixuancllrimpshg, Jmlinn. 111151; 11 . Kaiser, 8.. second. Time, 10 111111.2-5 seconds 220 2131111 111111llL---Fm'k11m, 8.. first; llnrnhnkcr, S., second. Time 26 3-5 seconds. 220 Yard Dush-chry. 3.. lirst: Donny. Indian. second. Time. 23 3-5 seconds. Half Mile R1111-J. Kaiser. S. 111151: 'IXmeurts. huliun. second. Shot Put Excndinc. Indian, 111-51; 11111111. 8.. second. Distuncc. 37 ft.. 8 7-8 inches. High j1111111-1Cxc111linc, Indian. first: Saunders. 3.. hwwstcr. 8., Barkley. 8., tied for second place. Height, 5 ft. 4 1-4 inchus. Broad Jump-Mt. Pleasant. ludizm, first; Mnntz, S, sccond. Distance, 25 feet 9 inches. Pole 171mlt-Szumdcrs, 8.. first; link, 8., second. Height, 11 feet 1-2 inch. 16 1h. Hummer Thrmv-l 1111111, 5.. first; Iixcndinc. 1111112111, sccund. Distance. 124 foot 1 1-2 inches. Summary State ........................................ 57 Indians ...................................... 47 230 PEN NSYIA'A N l A STATIC COLLEGE Inter-Class Track Meet Score 1007-42. 1905-313. 1 1 108-22. 1 900-1 7. The summaries follow: 100 Yard Dush-AVon by Henry. '07; sccuml, W'rigbt, '08; third. Montz, '07; timc; 10 1-5 seconds. 1.20 Yard Hurtllcs-W'on by Forkum. Armsby, '08; time, 15 1-5 symmk. One Mile Run-th by Kaiser. '00: second. Gregg. '07; third. Lzlwsing. '08: time 4111inutcs, 48 sccmnls. 440 Yard Dzlsh-Wun by Long. '07: scmml, Stair. '07: third, Mccklcy, '08; limo, 54 2-5 seconds. 'I'w0 Milc Run-bYon by bV. Ix'uiscr, '05; sccuml. Smith. '08; third, 'l'uwncy. '07; time. 10 111inutcs .15 2-5 seconds. 220 Ylll'tl llunllcswbhm by Furkum, '05; sccmul, Cbibls, '08; third. llm'n- bukcr. '05 ; time. 28 2-5 sccumls. 220 Yard Dusb-Wnn by IJcnry. '07: svcund. Xrnnld. '06; third. 1V1'i2bt. '08;1imc:24 1-5 sccmuls. 380 Yxml Ruan'nn by Kaiser. '00; scwml. Stapler, '07; third, 1,4111g, '07; timc. .3 111inutcs. 0 sccnmls. . 05: second, Hornbzllwr, '05; third. S. Field Events l'nlc Yuult-XUM by Saunders. '05: sccmul. Kink, '08; third, MCCztllum, Ry : distance 10 fact 8 inches. S1101 l'nl-JV'on by XYruy, '07: wmml, chklcy. '06: third, Dunn. '05 tZlHCU 55 foot. 11 1-4 inches. High .lump-Timl by Saunders, '05; and butluy, '05; third, Nolan, '06; dis- disluncc 5 fcct 2 1-,: inches. llzumncr 'l'brmv-Wun by Dunn, '08; second, 1V00dwurd, '07: third. Hand, '07; distance 101 fcct. 2 1-.3 inches. 13mm! jump-Wun by Mnntz, '07; second, llurcluy, '05: third, Suundcrs; '05; distance, .31 feel 0 1-.2 inches. World State 100 YARD DASH. 9 3-5 seconds 10 1-5 seconds A. F. DUFFEY P. MARTIN Georgetown, 1902 220 YARD DASH. 21 1-5 seconds 22 1-5 seconds B. J. ancns F. A. KAISER Georgetown, 1896 440 YARD DASH. 49 1-5 seconds 51 2-5 seconds J. B. TAYLOR R. B. ARNOLD U. of P. HALF MILE RUN. I minute 56 seconds 2 minutes 2 seconds F l1. PARSONS W. R. MILES Yale ONE MILE RUN. 4 minutes 23 2-5 seconds 4 minutes 38 3-5 seconds G. W. ORTON W. H. BARNES U, of P. TWO MILE RUN. 9 minutes 40 seconds 10 minutes 17 3-5 seconds W. E. Scnu'r'r W. H. BARNES Yale 120 YARD HURDLE. 15 2-5 seconds 15 seconds A. C. KRAENZLEIN C. S. FORKUM U. of P. ECORDS. iiq, World State 220 YARD HURDLLC. 23 3-5 seconds 26 seconds A. C. KRAENZLEIN J. E. HORNBAKER U. of P. . RUNNING BROAD JUMP. 24 feet 4 1-2 inches 22 feet 4 5-8 inches A. C. KRAENZLEIN E. A. VVIIITWORTI-I U. of P. RUNNING HIGH JUMP. 6 feet 3 inches 5 feet 8 inches J. D. WINDSOR, JR. F. J.SAUNDERS U. of P. POLE VAULT. II feet 10 1-2 inches - 11 feet 1-2 inch W. DRAY F. J. SAUNDERS Yale 16 POUND HAMMER THROW. 164 feet 10 inches 124 feet 11 1-2 inches J. R. DEWITT W. T. DUNN Princeton 16 POUND SHOT PUT. 46 feet 40 feet 2 1-2 inches F. BECK D. D. CURE Yale RELAY TEAM, University of Pennsylvania Annual Relay Races. Franklin Field, Philadelphia, Pa., April 29, 1905. C. H. WILLIAMS .......................................... llangvr J. IE. lluuxmumx' ........................................ Fuptuiu Team. R. Ii. .XRNULU, '00 11. 1C. K. Sutwum, '07 .l. J. KAISER, '06 V'. l.. Hmuu', '07 J. 1. 1,0xn, 07 .Xltcmuua First. Virginia. Second, Slate. Third. Dickinson. Time. 3 min. 35 3-5 seconds. 1111111 privilege 01 1101111111: 1111' 111111111 11S 1101' S1111c1 1111 the sweater, jersey, 01' 111111 5111111 be restricted 111 11111511 111011111113 of 111C 11'11111 W110 11:1vc 1111111111 011 the Varsity 11111111 111111119; 1111:, year :15 11111111115: 1. 151111111z111S'110 :111y 11101111111 01 11111 1111111 1111111 11:15 played :1 11111 111111 111 each 111' 1111? regular 5111011111011 guuncs 111111 111 :11111 part 111 1111- Dickinson 111' Thanks- giving 3111111115: 111' 11110 11:15 played four 11111 11:111'115 in 111111 111 four regularly sc11c11111c11 141111108 :11111 :1 11111 111111111 1110 Dickinsnn 111: '1111:111ksgiving 111111105. Th1: regularly 111111111111 31:11111g111'u111111g 101' 1111' 5111151111 511:111 111' awarded the Varsity S. 11. 111151111:111-a'1111 :1111' 1111111111111 01 1111- 1111111 111111 11:15 played :11 111151 111111 innings in 11:11:11 111 5111111 regularly 51111011111111 111111105. '111111 regularly 0111111111 :11111 :1111111g 31:1111154'1'1' 101' the season s11:111 :11511 1111 :111':11:111111 11111 Y:11'sity S. 111. Truck-Tu :1115' 11111111111 111 11111 11111111 111111 11:19 broken :1 1'1-11115'111111111121 81:1111 110111-540 1111111111 111' 111 1111111 111111 11151 111' 1110 511111111 places in rcg'ulurly sched- ll1C11 inlcrcu11cgiutc 111111115. 1V. 1121511111 11:111-11111 :1113' 11111111101: 111 11111 11111111 11110 11:19 111:1yc11 11110 11111 11:111 111 1'111111 111 six 111' in 111111 11111 11:111'115 11f 11111-0 regularly 51111011111011 111111105. '111111 regularly 1111111111 :11111 acting Manager 5111111 be awarded 1111' 1111511111 11:11111'S. Foot Ball :. C. YHCKLEY, ,06 C. V . 11111111111011111, '07 V. L. HENRY, '07 A- A- HARR, ,06 W. WNW. '07 C. 11. R111111111151111, '08 1'1. .1. R. MCGICE, 106 13. 11. 11111111111101; 117 W. '11. 111rxx. '08 J. C. 1311'1'11'.11.s.106 A. 14. MUSCRH'T, '07 C. 11. C.1.11111:1-:111.. 1115' H. C. 31c11.1'151ix,'07 11.11 KUNKLE. '07 S. D. 11111.1.1211, 1111; S. 111'11'1111x, 109 Base Ball M. 1. 1i11.1..111:11, '06 11. D. 31.151131, '07 W. A. XI1I11 110N,.O7 H. C. MCILHQICN, '07 171. 11. 11111111511111; 1117 C. 11. 11111111111151111, '08 W. F. CREE, '08 F. K. Russ. '08 23!; W. Y. Illix'mx, '06 T. J9. FUIXPZ, o R. Ii. .XRNHLD, :06 .l. J. KAISER, ,06 W. me, '07 HCNNSYIA'ANIA STATIC Basket Ball Al. I. KILLMHR, 'm; If. G. YICCKIJCY, '00 ll. Ii, Wun. 'm, Track V. L. 1 ll-INRY, '07 II. E. K. S'Jnu'uck, b7 C. H. CAMPBELL, '08 CW HJJCOIC N. M. CA5W1CLL. '06 C. II. Moomn-xw. .08 W. T. IN'NN, '08 W. W. SMITH, '08 11. :X. ZINK, '08 TENNIS. TENNIS TOURNAMENT FOR THE STEVENSON CUP 1905 CROCKIER PARRY , C k$ P BASHURJC Imam. 8 l C kV P ARMSHY x Qumuw S E A Q UITNKLI'I xV ICNGLIC C t$ P BARNMT kV STEVENSON , B 1Q S Fomum gY BRADY 8 I I; L$ S Lvruc GATES g k I. G HHATON RV LICITZICLL x 'x C x p RUBISUN 4Q FERUI'SON R V F SICHHCLI. tV CRAZIHR 7-, R 1: MITCHELL Li MCCONNICLL? 3 - M ti MCC SANKICY LQ CHILDS s ' R F CLAY gV PA'1 1'ICRSUX . D s I Duxx A5 Sruwuvr ; j U 8: S POTTli 1mm ti ASHCRAFT Iiblfn. 5.! lhmbtlll.lil3i 3.il5i1i i.s,lbl KIWKVI11 COMMITTEE. GoRmN WEAVER. . . . . . . . . . . .. . ....................Clzairmulz W. HENRY lx'nmxsux Iihwmm D. Glcmnck R U1xn,ru J. PESCHKO J. KURT'I. 11051;le The Senior Prom given on the fourteenth of April, was one of those brilliant functions that marked the social career of the Class Of Nineteen Hundred and Pi the Armory was splendidly decorated and presented :1 most beautiful scene to the many fair guests who were visitors on that occasion. The music. furnished by Kettering's thchcstm. was of the best, and brought forth contin- uous encorcs from the dancers. Tlr affair was :1 success in every feature and continued until the early hours. Committee. CLARK P. Shnswhuw ..................................... Cluu'nmm ANDREW M. GAkmiNlcu W.vu.'rlik J,. LURAH RICHARD S, Ul'nzucv ARTHUR C. HARPER DAVID R. DAVIS XYILIJAM R. FLEMING The Junior Assmnhly given by thc class Hf 1900, to the graduating class of 1005, was nm- of those great ucczlsimw which occur in our college life. The com- mittee which hml this dance in charge. spared neither time nor energy in making the uplmintnn-nts thc must hrillizml over $0011 in our Armory. The celebration of our smni-ccnlcnni111 mzulc the proportion of our alumni in this function unusually large. Thc nhl graduates found hvrc an opportunity to meet their former Pro- fessors, while the umlcr-grmhuucs found old 81:11 . :nvn tube the host cmnpanions. The dwm'utions. hy Ynlhncr, 11ml Hu- mmic hy Hmwnlwim's Orchestra, gave :1 mmplctcncss In the nccnsion which made :111 proclaim it an ideal college gathering: Committee. ROBERT F. IT-x'WIcRStm ................................... Chairman GEORGE P. DAVIS WILLIAM B. HOKE GUY 1.. HOFFMAN JOHN H. Ly'ma USICI'H ,ll. YARNM. On Friday, November the twcnty-fourth. the Annual I l1anksgiving Hop took place in the Armory. Over one hundred couples enjoyed themselves at dancing and the list Of patrons was unusually large. The Armory was decorated with an abundance of National colors. and class tings. The music was furnished by Oppenheimk orchestra. PEN N SY IA'AN 1A ' STATE COLLEGE m 4. m Terpsichorean Club. Philochorean Club. MEMBERS II! I' J I: H P tl! II' 2' 1' X If 2' 1' .4 I;' III 3' A' 4! .1 H COMM ICNCJCM ENT DA NCIC The Philuchorezm , . ' Club d u n 09 h e l d lhunksglvmg dum-L- Monday night, JuneY 12, 1905, at MvAllistor Hull gi vvn N Ovvm her lwenty-thinl, Nino- lcen Hundred and COM M ITTE E Carl H. Beck, W5 Chairman. Robert H. Elliot '05 Wm. M. Seguine 05 Frank M. Torrance '05 T. F. Foltz, '06 John S. Sluicer, '00 Five, in MrAllistvr Hull. 'O M M ITT E E W. R. Fleming E. G. Buslmrv C. R. Ulwrfell R. S. Quigloy H. M. Jacobs J. K. Milllull'oy' Lusttr dnnu glxen Geo. L. Crt-istman, April tlnirtventh,Nine- Y 00 teen Hundred and Five, in McAllister Hull. COM M ITTEIC W. B. Hoke D. C, Stevensnn W. 11. McDowell J. C. Cosg row: R. H. Smith ' 1; g : 3 F t, 3:, me- CLASS OF 1905 .244 PEN NSYIA'A N IA STATE 0 N.IJECE Forty-fifth Annual Commencement. Wednesday, June 14th, 1905. l. KII'SIC-vMill'Ch, Dccd of the Pun . . . . . .Moret .2. 1NYUCATIUN-RCV. James 0. Dcnniston 3. .hmeN-lepancsc Character. Gleuluni LIN'mN CIIRISTMAN. 4. 01m'1 1uN 'l hc TCHCIICF 0f TO-day Ilimnnc JOHN MORGAN 5. MusuL-.hx-rturc, .131ulst . . . . . . Gounod 6. Ulm'rmN-Uur Standard of Judgment RICHARD DicCumms BARCLAY 7. UImTInN-aA P1011 for Pure Food RICUIHCN HARPER HARRY AUNGST 8. MlISItf SC1cL tiuns, Wklhcs in Toyluml Herbert 9. Olm'HON, WITH YALlcmcnnw-Jic Discontentcd Man PAUL Muucu RAINI'IY 10. MUSlc 1x'ch-ric, 11105501115 . . . . . . Bendix 11. CUMMICNCEMl-INT Annlu-tss l hc Evolution uf Scientific Education in the Nineteenth Century 8' the HON. W'ILLIAM T. llARkls, United States Cmnmissioncr of Education 12. Musw Sclccticms, Isle of Spice . . . . . Schindler l3. Omfcrring Degrees and Awarding Prizes J4. l'rcscnmliun of Cmnmissions 10 Czulet ORiccrs 15. Transfer of Library Kcys to the President of the Incoming Senior Class 16. Ctmnm-nccnwnt Hymn I7. Mlrsu' h1tcrmczzo, Mic 'lH'nubzulonr . . . . . Pou'cil lelluufiwm .y g, ,. .K ; u Tuesday june 13th, 1905. . Rll sIt Murch, Zlejnr Matthews Uhhx'rmx;lrmnnustcr 21ml Pllilanthropist RAY PHILIP FARRINWPON . URATIUNN1 kcidcnt versus Orient HSCAR CLINTON HAYS Somc Types of College Men h. in 4. Ulm'rmx LLOYD HEICCIIICR SMITH 5. Mlzsm Sc1cctiuns, Mum'scllc O. Ulm'rmN Will Our Nation Die. WELLINMUN GARFIELD HHCKATIIORNE 7. UR.x'1 :nN 'J l1c American Navy CHARLES Ime FLICKINGICR 8. Musw-wlx'mnzmcc, '1mlolcncc 9. Okavrnm 5l l1c Peril of National Aggrznulizcment ARTHUR 1.151; Fukvrm IO. 01m'1 mN- X Square Dcul CHARLES FRANKLIN NULL ll. Ml sIC Sc1cctiuns, The Office liof 1.2. .-Xnnmmccn1cnl of Judgcs' Decision Selected from 1907. C. J. ADAMS R. P. GRAHAM .l. B. LUNG G. E. MILLER . j. 1'. SMITH J. TC. STAUD Alternates. P. A. RAINJSY W. C. Pmnc 0. IC. Comm LVMNI REUNION THE SEMI-CENTENNIAL JUBILEE CELEBRATION HE Cummeneement of 1905 was the most auspicious event in the history of The Pennsylvania State Cullege, which, since receiving its charter in 1855, has gradually moved to a foremost position among the engineering schools of the country. At this commencement. Alumni and old students. many for the first time since leaving college, returned once more to renew acquaintances in the familiar halls of Uhl Main and to view the decided change that has taken pluv at State since they as verdant freshmen entered with fear and trembling upon the duties of college life. As these visitors contrasted the magnitieent Sehwah Auditorium with the narrow, cramped quarters of the chapel in Old Main; viewed the grandeur in the architecture 0f the Carnegie Library; admired the large. graceful Dairy Muilding; and MeAllister Hall with its light and airy dormitories and spacious dining mom; they could not help but be impressed with the fact that the growth of their Alma Mater in recent years has truly been wonderful. The Alumni Association, which for some reason or other, has been somewhat in the background at Commencement times, stepped forward in 1905, and through the untiring etTorts of its General Committee, caused the exercises of Com- mencement week he so largely attended. The obstacles that had to be overcome, and the tlitiieulties that were encountered in securing this large attendance were numerous. but the Committee left no sttmes unturned and was rewarded in seeing during Connneneement week the largest number of Alumni, ohl students, and friends of the college that had ever gathered to enjoy the exercises of gradua- tion week. This Connnittee secured exclusive control of dormitories in MeAllister Hall. It was here that their guests were emnfortahly cared for. The Headquarters of the Alumni were in Room 114 of the Mam Building. Here all of the Alumni and Ultl students registered and were provided with a neat badge giving the nume'als 0f the class 10 which they belonged and a serial number corresponding .. LA VIE 047 to their number in the register. Printed copies of the names on the Register were provided and by this means identification was possible. At the close of the week this register contained over four hundred names. To help make :1 more pleasing spectacle the campus was lighted at night by means of numerous electric lights placed in Japanese lanterns. Streamers of lights were also strung from the four corners of the Main Building to the highest point of the tower. By 10:20 A. M. 011 Sunday morning the galleries, the rear and sides of the main tioor of the Auditorium were tilled with the friends of the College, Alumni, and 01d students waiting to enjoy the Baccalaureate sermon. .Promptly at 10:30, to the music of the College Orchestra, the trustees and faculty in academic eosv tumes marched in two columns from the foyer 0f the Auditorium down the aisles to the platform, after which the graduating class, also in gown, ushered by Military escort marched from old Main t0 the front seats in the Auditorium. Following the graduating class came the entire student body. The platform was tastefully decorated with plants. The Baccalaureate sermon was delivered in a very earnest and forceful manner, by the Rev. David Gregg, D.D., L.LD. The gap from Sunday morning and Monday was well filled by a Sacred Concert held in the Auditorium on Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. The concert was under the direction of Miss lVIelen Atherton assisted by the College Glee Club. The progrzun was exceptionally well rendered and demonstrated that the ltStute standard in the musical line is gradually being raised higher and higher. Monday's sessions in the Auditorium were devoted to the hearing of Ad- dresses relating to the early history, growth and present status of the Pennsyl- vania State College. These papers were prepared and delivered by men who have been closely identified with the College in many ways, the larger number of whom are State Alumni, the names of Alfred Smith, Tn, John I. Thompson, 62, Dr. lhtckhout zuul Dr. Tuttle, both '68, Professor llamilton, ,71, and Professor Dugald C. Jackson, '85, all appearing upon the progrzun. .llrofessor Smith was unable to be present. General Beaver opened the morning exercises with an address on ltThe Early Steps Leading to the Establishment of the Farmer's High School and its Subsee quent Development. Dr. Tuttle, '68, followed with a paper treating on HState College as a pioneer in Scientific Education. Memorial services over the remains of C. ll. Stewart, 06, interrupted the meeting at this point. The afternoon sesssion was opened by Dr. Nathan C. Schueffer who spoke on ttThe Place of State College in the System of Public liducationfl Professor 248 PENNSYLVANIA STATIC COLLEGE 1'1. 1.111151111 11 51111 111 1'1'111'1'55111'111511'111 11111151111 well known to so many of S111 111' s.X111mni.111111111111 111111 1111 11111111'ss 1111 1111' D1'v1'11111111c11t Of 1' ndmeermg :11 S11111-L11111g1. ' 111'. 1111111111111. 118, 111111 11118 111011 connected with the Pen11511- 1'1'111i11 511111 0111001 1111' sin1'1 his 1 111111111'1' as 11 freshman in 1864, spoke with :111111111'111' 1111 1111' 51'1111'1'111 11ist1111 111 its 1'i1'11' Years of szistcncc, and Professor 1111111i11111172 11r1s11111'11 1111' s1111j11't 11f Rlilit1 11'1' Instruction :11 Stat1.111c meet- in17 11115111 with 1111 1111111155 1111111 '101111 I.'l11111111131111. 62,011 State College Students in 1111' 11111 1111' 1111' 17. 11i1111 Hn 111111111111 1'1'1'11i11f1'1111' 1'1'atc111i11' 111111 J'hilochorezm dances w1re wc11 :1111 111l11l. T1111 l'11i1111'h1:111'1111 1111111'1' 11.11 110111 111 111' H1111s11'1 111111 1111' 111190 11i11i111r 1'1111111 serving 1111111ir11111y for this purpose. PROCEEDINGS 01 Alumni Meeting, at State College, in the Auditorium,1une 13th, 1905, at 10.30 A. M. 11111111111111 A. 1'11111'1'51'111, Esq, of 1'i11511111'g, was introduced as Chairman of 1111' 11111111117. 1111141 91011111 with 1511-111 1111111111151 1111 takintr th c111 Lir 111111 said: 1.1111i1s 111111 11011111111141.th1 1111'1'11110'11i11 111'11'1'1com1'11 by the President of 1111' C11111g1', 111'. 111110111111. 11111111111150 111'. Athcrton spoke as follows: 111111i1's 111111 11111110111111 :-'1'111' 1111151 11'1'11111'111 remark I have heard 10-day 15 111111 everybody 11115 11151 his 111'1111, 111111 1 1111111 wonder. It is my precious privilege. this 111111'11i11g 10 speak this 0110 word Of welcome, in b1'ha11'ofyo111' Alma Mater, to those who 1111111' gathered here from so many 1115111111 1111111'11'1'5, after 511 11mg,r a 111'ri1111 of separation. When 11 young man goes forth from the 0111hon1cstcad,carrying hisbrideon his 111111, 110 carries with him the most precious of 1111 11111111111 freights-humzm hope; more prcciuus 1111111 1111' gold. the pearl, the gem or jewel that the richest treasures 11f 1111' world 11111 produce, the hopes that center in that young man 115 he goes forth. And when 111' 11111115 back to celebrate his golden jubilee, if he finds the father 111111 1111111111 them, whether in their tottering 0111 age or in their renewed re- invig11r11111111-11'111'11 he comes back to give an account of his stewardship there, 1111 those 11111119 1111-11 find fulfillment 01' disappointment, as the case may be; but that is 111 him 111111 i1. is 111 them, the one crucial era. in their lives. LA Vl IC 249 Alltl so, when you come back. brethren aml sisters. sons and daughters, when you come back to the old homestead, to tell what you have done, Alma Mater welcomes you with open arms and with her heartiest, richest, fullest welcome. In her name, I hid everyone who comes. welcome! Go to the top of the cupola aml look arouml you. I am glad to think this is an occasion when, for the first time in the history of the College, so many have come back who thought they were lost, so many who were here so short a time that they thought Alma Mater lllltl lost interest in them. From this time on 1 hope that will never again he true of anyone. From this time on I trust that every son and daughter of the College. whether here for a longer or shorter time, will feel that th- arms of weleom x are always open and that it is a part of their mission in life to cherish the homl of unity, the bowl oi kinship, the bond of mutual helpfulness with Alma Mater. What have you been doing? I met a man this morning. as I was coming in, who said ltl'm a 'Ozer. llYesf I said, pointing to the Grand Army button on his coat, llthat looks as if you were a '64er. He says. I graduated with that at Antietem in '62 aml I haven't been back since '04. l got a bullet through my instep but I have come back now to recall the Ultl assoeiations. Mr. Thompson gave us yesterday a roll of honor. I wish to say here that the College will take pl xasure, in some enduring form, in rewrtlingr the name of every man who went forth in the days of the infancy of the College. when it His the Farmer's High SehooL-uame of blessed memory! Every name shall be enrolled in some et'nispieuous way as in a roll of honor. to ttaeh the coming generations of young men and women what their forefathers tlitl for their country and for liberty. But I must hurry on to speak of more recent things. The Farmer's High SChool-J say name of hlessetl memory! was the germ. the seed. the beautiful thought out of which not only this institution has grown aml expanded and is bearing fruit, but sixty-four others throughout the l'nitetl States, doing the same kind of work, with the same inspiration aml the same. ideals; aml. as we have commemorated one of those names in McAllister llall. we shall, in due time, commemorate the names of all those men, whose faith and courage and foresight, a half a century before their time, laitl the foundations of the. Farmer's High School, a college of the people aml for the people, supported by the people, tapplausel the culminating crown of the public school system of the State. And what have our men been doing? What have you been doing? Here is the latest thing. I can't call the roll; .l wish I could. But. when capitalists 250 PICNNSYIA'ANIA STATE COLLEGE first began to think they would like to transmit power from Niagara t0 Buffaloa- electrical powerwthey called upon a State College man, after examining all the other plans, and took Gilbert W'hites plans. When they wanted to make a recortl-ln'eaking record and reduce the cost of an electrical system in the great Cities of thnaha and Cincinnati, they called tVillizun F. White, Gilbert's brother, to do the thing, and he tlltl it for them. then the l'lennsylvania Railroad wanted to reconstruct the whole passenger station system, they called on another State College hoyatleorge Clark aml he tlltl the work for them. When they wanted to huihl a bridge over the Susquehanna, one of the largest aml finest iron bridges in the world; they called upon another State College boy to do itaCharley Hart. then you go into the Pennsylvania tunnel, when that is constructed, and land in New York in the great Central Station, you may think every time you go there that that station is being erected and, if he lives, will he completed, by a State College boy, the same boy that built the Union Station in PittsburgheGeorge Clark. And wherever you go you will find the traces of State College men more and more. Every time you ride on the subway in New York,-and, when you recall that out of 4,206,720 signal movements there were only 13 failures last year, you must remember that you owe the designing and zulministration of that system to a State College hoy, j. M. VValdron; and every passenger that entrusts his life to the safety of that system is under obligation to State College. The millions that pass through there day by day don't know it. but State College has put its brain in there and secured the safety of the passengers in it. And so 1 touch the few conspicuous names that occur to me on the moment, but everywhere, as John Thompson said yesterday, you will find State College men doing their duty up to the limit, and that is the lesson that State College tries to teach. llere are men on this platform who have been doing their duty in other tielils and in other ways. quite as ermspieuously amtquite as successfully, as those I have named. H You have come hack at a great time in the history of the world and Alma Mater ought to give an account of herself too, and she does. You remember the inscription which Sir Christopher Wren put on St. Paul's Cathedral after it was completed. They said, there is no monument here to Wren. so they wrote vSi monulnentum requiras, circumspiee! -lf you are looking for his monument, look arouml you! If you want to see the monument of State College for fifty years, look around you. Go to the top of the cupola and look around you. This is onlv the beginning. Has State College done her part? The answer is a precious answer for LA W l: 251 everyone. It is u crucial answer for everymie. lt emues home to our deepest conscience and to our truest thought. Ilns State College come up to the time? VVlmt hm been the time? Why you men who come back here to-tluy from the early sixties cam hardly tell what you have seen. Looking across the sea, you have seen Italy, a scattered :lgglmuerutiou of independent kingdoms and principalities, united under Zaribalcli and Victor lszmuel into :1 united power, controlling her own destinies and giving constitutional liberty to her people. You have seen Germany, from a scattered a rglomeratiou of separate powers, united into one gr'at compact mass of brain and intelligence and coming into the leadership of the world. You have seen in our own country 30,000 miles of railroad extended to 200,000 miles. You have seen the arms of the country reach across from the Atlantic to the Mellie aml the country bound together by iron hands. You have seen thought tlushcd across the ocean and under the ocean. You have seen the viewless spirits of the air called upon to act as your messengers to carry across the sea, without zmy visible sign, the language of. human hope and human purpose and humzm deter- mination. You have seen what we thought a little Pagan nation coming forward to contest the mastery and to win the mastery over the great power as we thought the colossal power of Europe, and little Japan is taking her place now, through brain and intelligence, as the leader of the oriental world. tApplauseJ And, above all, you have seen in this blessed land, of ours, three and a half million of slaves emancipated and every stain wiped off from our glorious hzmucr. You have seen the United States put her hand upon a corrupt and effete and miserable government in the gem of the Antilles zuul expel it from the western continent and give the people of that island liberty and light. You have seen her stretch her huml across the Pacific and say to :1 tlown-troddeu people nWe will help you to look up! we will help to lift you up. You have seen a despised nation carry through the greatest war of modern times, the gr ultest civil war of history, for the preservation of unity and constitutional liberty and you have seen the lli'esuleut of that same nation stand forth in the eyes of 1111 the nations of the world as the great peucenmker of the world. t Applnusel What has State College been doing since that time? I shuu't undertake to touch the record even. 1 ezm say in sincerity l have made this hirdseye view of a few salient points of what we have seen for the sake of saying that, in spirit, 21ml in purpose, and to some degree in achievement. State College has kept the pace in that half century; and I pledge you now, sons and daughters, men and brethren and friends, I pledge you now, that so long as State College PEN N S YLYAN 1A STATE COLLEGE IJ 'JI IQ is inspired by the spirit that 1 know now guides her councils and purposes she will not falter in that pace but will always aim to stand in the front rank. Again I bid you all a hearty welcome. tApplauseJ Tuesday was known as Alumni Day and had been set apart especially for the Alumni. Much time and lahor was expended in arranging the program for this day. At 10.30 a meeting was held in the Auditorium to which the public was invited. The honor of position was given to the class 0fi62 whieh,under the leader- ship of john 1. Thompson, Jr., of the Business Uthee, assembled in proportionately large numbers. Out Of nine graduated in '62, eight were present besides Others who were not graduated and these gentlemen, many of them white-hairetl occupied seats in the front row. The other classes arranged themselves in the rear until the Hoor seats were well tilled. As the various classes assembled they gave their old class yells and just a hit of the old time rivalry was revived for the moment. A. A. tattersun, Esq, '89, of Pittsburg, was introduced as chairman of the Meeting and was greeted with loud applause. Dr. Athcrton then made the address of weieome. Mr. Patterson responded in a few well Chosen words and requested that the speakers. whose. names appeared on the program, should come to the platform. The speaker of the Senior Class remained with his Class and this Circumstance led to the omission of his talk. It was sincerely regretted that the class of 1905 was not heard from. The audience, led by the student body heartily sang the college HAlma Mater. The following alumni then responded to the request for five minute speeches:- Mr. tV. A. Dickson, '62. Scranton, Pa. Judge Cyrus Gordon, 66, Clearheld. Pa. Prof A. H. Tuttle, '68, University of Virginia. Judge Ellis L. Orvis, 76, Bellefonte, Pa. Judge A. 0. Smith, '79, Cleartield. Pa. Mr. C. C. Chesney, i85, Pittsfield, Mass. Prof. I. A. Hunter, '90, University of Colorado. Mr. R. XV. tVilliamson, '93, Huntington, H1. All of these addresses were exceptionally interesting and entertaining, and they showed that in the hearts of the Alumni the welfare of their dear old Alma Mater is ever present. Mr. Patterson introduced Gen. Beaver, President of the Board of Trustees, who made a strong appeal to the alumni to help State in a financial way. stating LA V112 253 that the Cullege needed ten million dollars. The remark caused quite a little laughter. In closing the General suidye Aml so we are confronted by the same question which confronts eveiy educational institution in the lzmd. there shall we get the money which will enable us tn meet the just demands of this generation and fit State College for xi'orthily fillingr the place in our educational system fur which it was designed zmd which it must eventually take. As iVilliumson t:'933 has truly said, ithe question is up to youf Those of us who have fought this fight for a generation will. in the nature of things, soon he placed upon the retired list. The alumni so largely represented here to-duy, must eventually take our places. They must assume the responsibility for management and maintenance. for enlargement and increased scope and intiuence demanded by the coming generation. If you are ready for your share of responsibility and of work, happy the institution, and happy the men who shall give themselves unreservedly t0 the service of their generation as represented in this institution, to which 0111' love and loyalty are supremely due. ALUMNI FIELD DAY At 2.30 P. M. the Alumni, former students and under-grzuluntes formed in fmnt of the Main Building and to the strains of music by tilinddy's', Band, marched southeast through the campus to College Avenue, to the Engineering iuihling. north on the campus to the Auditorium and thence by way of the tiCottage to the Athletic Field. The parade was mnrshullcd by Myron Creese, '05. Major of the Cadet Battalion, with the Captains 0f the various companies as aides. After the procession reached the Athletic Field, the following Stunts Were gnne through, the results showing that the Old State Stars could still do a thing or two. Nate: Following is the printed program that was distributed on Tuesday. If the name uf anyone who participated in the events does not appear I hope that he will pardon the error. Alumni Field Day itOut where the Hus-Becns Vie with the Never Wus-ers. ,EWP J. .....444-,9$w, w,9....1 :54 PE N N SY LVAN IA STATIC COLLEGE Beaver Field. 'J'ucminy,J1mc 13, 1905. , Ctmnncnmrzltinn Extraordinzuy of State's 'l'riumphzmt l'n'ugrcss thrnug'h Fifty Years of Athletics. Events, No. 1.91'illmv Fig!1t-Prcliminarics. CO'- J. Frank ShiCldS, '02 R. XV. VVillimnson, Esq. '93 AA. Patterson, Esq., '89 'I'homas Beaver, '98, C. M. Thompson, '96, Philip D. Foster, '87, IMMIHI Harris, '95, John L. Harris, '95, No. 29-8010 'Valk. Exhibition 1-2 Mile by Dr. H. '1'. Price, '96, N0. 3. Tug of War. Hon. Cyrus Gordon, '00, Anchor, 'l'hos. Foster, Anchor, A. C. Reed, '92, C. H. Hilc, ' 2, J. W'. Stephenson, '92, C. V. lawn, '98, W'illium Rnthrock, '93. W'. H. Teas, '97, John Dale. J. L. Junk, , No. .1.-Spcciul-Ioo Yard Dash. Fred Durlington, '86, A. C. Reed, '92, Dnnhum Hurton, '95, W'm. L. Affcldcr, '99, N0. 5.91'1mud Spit. No. 6.-Pillnw Fight-Scmi-Finuls. N0. 7.--I 10p. Stop and Jump. The I'ivcc dc Ncsixfancc of the day. john 1. 'l'hnmpson, '02, Chauncey F. York, '76, Cyrus Gordon, '66, S. D. Ray, '77. W'. A. Jluckhont, '68, L. E. Rcbcr, '80, John Hamilton, 7!, Rev. Dr. Owon Rcbcr, '85, W. H. 'l'hompson, '74, Thomas Foster, ,Contcstams 10 he givcn one trial onlyl No. 8.9-J'i110w Fightr-Finulc. N0. 9.-Hnsc Ball Game. Opposing teams cmnposcd of one man from each class prior to 1904: the odd year mcn pluving the even year men. 'l'uints 0f Professionalism no bur. LA V I F. l0 D. K. Milier, ,93, l3. 5. Hewitt, '02, G. A. Elder, t01, E. V. Rawn, '98, Iired Robison, '97, C. N. TllUIllpSOH, loo, W'. A. Stuart, .95, Ali. K. Mattern. '94, Frank Urbin, '93 C. 17.. Aull, '92, Arthur McKee, '91, ll. l3. McLean, '90, J. Price jaekson, '89, Geo. M. Downing, ,88 W. F. White, '87, Fred lhu'lington, '86, C. C. Chesney, '85, Robert M. Foster, '84. E. R. Chambers, 81, James Hamill, '80. Allison 0. Smith, '79, lirank Knoehe, 78, The preliminaries of the pillow light were exciting aml all the participants put up stiff tights, but as is always the ease, some one had to lose. Dr. Henry T. llriee, ,96. amused all by his speedy walk. He was escorted by the cadet band over part of the course but since music was not speedy enough for him, he soon left the band in the rear. 1n the tug of war lhul Reed '92, wrapped the rope round his body. The on- posing side decided that they might as well try to mov . a stone wall and aeeorll- ingly gave up the fight. The 100 yartl dash was participated in by a few of State's thin Qt men. The time keepers were unable to look at their watches before the. contestants had crossed the line so that the record breaking time was not recorded. In the next event a new record was established by Dunham Barton who won the broad spit. Distance as given by the Judge, 65 feet 9 inches. The Judge made his measurement with his eye so that no one will doubt its accuracy. The crowning feature was the llop, Step aml Jump. In the first trial but few qualified. Those who held their own were John Hamilton, .71, C. F. York, 76, and L. 1C. Reber, '80. The. final heat was won by Prof. Reher. This speaks rather badly for the qualities of the Malena Products. The writer has been unable to ascertain how many weeks it took these contestants to overcome the soreness in their various joints owingr to such unusual strenuousness. The events Closed with the baseball game between two picked tiams of Old State Stars. To give the various details of this game and to write. of all the brilliant plays that were made would require volumes. The game vas void of errors. Sulliee it to say that every man remembered how to handle the sphere. The Final score was Hit to Hi in favor of the winners. . v .. -. a Mews r.-. Fee..4-v :-- 44t$a---....-...e..x t t l: ,1 PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE Iv U! A x. Thus emlwl one of the most interesting parts of the program of the week and it is tn he hoped that -:teh year some such sports may he indulged in to keep alive the Munmi interest in the Athletics of State. in order to reserve :1 desirable time for the Alumni Reception, the entertain- ment of the 'lihespian organization was given on Monday evening and the Junior tsh'atnrical Contest took place utrly 011 Tuesday evening. By opening the Contest as early as 7.00 o'clock guests who desired to attend both these exercises and the reception were enabled to do so. The usual Alumni luncheon which heretofore has been held 011 Tuesday at 11mm in the Armory was dispensed with this year. In its place :1 reception was given in the evening by the Alumni to their friends and guests. The Armory was tastefully decorated and :111 :1i :mgreme11ts for the pleasure and convenience of the guests were complete. This reception presented a unique opportunity for :1 general gathering of 01d and young that was highly appreciated. Part of the evening was spent in dancing, and later, refreshments were served by W'. 11. llousel, caterer, at McAllister Hall. A spirit of social good will pervaded the assemblage and many expressed the desire that this be made :1 permanent feature of Commencement week. About 11 o'clock the reception ended. A smoker immediately following was enjoyed by :1 large number of the Alumni. At this smoker about $300.00 were raised to help defray the expenses of this week. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES The fm'ty-tifth annual Cnnnnencement exercises were hehl in the Auditorium thdnestiay. june 14th at 10.30 A. M. The Commencement address was delivered by the 11011. William T. Harris L'nited States Commissioner of Education. llis suhject was hThe Evolution of Scientific Education in the Nineteeenth Century. The following advanced degrees were conferred: Master of .tlrts: Harriet A. Nichols Lucretia Van Tuyl Simmons LA VIE N U l 01 Jluxtcr 0f Sviclla': . :uncs King 131111011 '02. Enos Herr Hess, Windm'n, Pu. Arthur S. Shult'stull '00. State College, Pu. jonus 15. Wagner '02, HcllL-fontc, Pu. Harry 0. Way, '99, Cleveland. lilt'rh'iml Engiuvvr: Arthur R. Dcnnington '03. State Cullcgc. Pit. Funds tV. jcssop '06, Cleveland, t min. George C. Shzuul '00, Mzulisnn, tVisamsin. juscph H. Siegfried '00, St. Lutlis. Mining Engineer .' David 1,. .liynml '01, Philadelphia, Pu. This year an additional number of Schnhu'ships were given through the Iihctillity 0f Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Curncgic who have cnch given $25,000.00 as scholarship funds. This abridged narration 0f the Scmi-Ccntcnnizll jnhilcc Celebration can he concluded as it was begun with the statement that the Connncnccmcnt 0f 1905 was the most auspicious event in the History of The lk-nnsylvuniu State College. Nittany Inn, State College, Pa., May 1906. Toasts H7. G. llt-zcltnx'rllmmlv: .... . . . . . . . . . .. Touts'tmuslvr Our Clash ...................... O. C. HAYES l'The tower of strength Which stood four-square to all the winds that blew. The Faculty .............. . ...... W. 11'. hVOLF Ye shall all be venerable men. As they are venerable men. mfhc Ladies .. .......... R. P. FARRINGTON Let the toast-pass drink to the lass. I'll warrant she'll prove an excuse for the glass. Khthlcticsh ...... . ...... ......... M. I. KILLMER Oh it is excellent to have the giant's strength. We'll forthand fight. To deeds worth praise, and tell them at night. t't hn' Alma Mater ..... .. . . . . . . . . . E. L. RAFHER 'Dear Alma Mater words that have been anld ever shall be Sounds which make us Hnger: yol-far aw Air Castles ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . .. T. F. merz And there within a night a city grew.' Committee P. B. VANDINE, Chairman. 1.1. W. KLINF. C. Com; J. C. CHRISTMAN JUN I DR ?9 Lochiel Hotel, Harrisburg, Pa., October 6, 1905 Toasts II. D. MASHN ............................... loasfmustcr 1 1111- Class ............................. . ............... .l. C. RITCHEY Oh. Bacchus! with 0111 glasses 111i111med. As d1d our sires WI 1111 man an anCL 9111 rite. We hail 11cc! h11s thy name ishy11111ed . As God- 1ro1ec1or of our feast io- ni1;.'h1 'i-Xthlchcs' .................. . ............... . ..... . ....... D. D. DODGE How h :111 we iank 111cc on 1z'lory 5 11a Thou more than soidier.z1nd just less ihan 5.1133W 5111111 . ............ . ........ . . .. ....................... ... 1. 2. b'l'AUD n we mood :11 boyhood s gale. Slwiape 1955 in the ha 1111: o T110 011 dids1 mo uld 11s deal 01de Sm1e 1n1o men. 11110 me 0111' 17111111 111105 ....................................... W. A. LAIRD ' Th iey can1101 fight for Love as. men may do They should he wooed and were not made to woo. The P11111115 That 11c . .... . ..... . ............ . . . .. W. A. SLATER Unjust decrees lhcv make and call 111cm jusl. A1 1wc1wc submit 10 them because we m1151. RC1minisccnccsU .. . . .. ..... . . . ......... . .. ....... .. . . . W. 13. RUDER sgood nighiwwhen we meal again May rmisrth exah the fea 1: Mayw we only reach 1he parting when The pink is Eas Informal 'loasts Ya. gods. how 111ey will 111111! Committee 0. W. 1111111711 E. R. 11111112111 J. 1'11. 111111111. . . . 1-1. P. DAWSON J 11.1.0111; FKE$WMEN IANGDQMET Park Hotel, Williamsport, Pa., March 2, 1906. Toasts C. EBI-ZRLY .................................. Toastnwslcr Mic Red and the Blue ............................. P. ll. POSTIJCTUWAI'I'E l May every man be always true. To these our colorSiRed and Blue. nAmhition .................................................. H. A. HEY UPosltion is but competition, We will never stop to rest. Ceasmg never-struggnng ever, Try to be the firs! and best. Athletics ................................................ H. P. REESE The healthy man we daily mech- The college manhThe Athlete. W hlr Sweethearts ........................................ G. C. PIDGEON HMay our hes! thoughts turn ever towards them. The 1 110111ty ' .......................................... E. PITCAIRN, JR. 1! shall not be always thus. That may shall rule and we shall cuss. hOur Scraps ............................................. L. N. SKEMP 'Lel unhy dwell in our tents And discord be banished to our enemkes. ' Committee R. H. BELL, Chairman. C. R. MARTZ I. B. CRILLY C. O. BRANDT 1?. F. SIMON F. E. HARPER HEAR YE ! PUBLIC EXPOSURE nu Clllt'hclll the unwary student, the must, hmuwut one. me bonrllelh him with RED TAPE. He dlxlurhvlh hlh' trnnqulllly with much mumlizhlg. 11c cunfunelh his brain with hmmry. surely Nllllll he mnsumml. YEA. ma SHALL PI'IIHHII l'TTlClHA' GATHERED TOGETHER All THE MIGHTY HOSTS 0f l907 JUSTICE SHALL BE DONE ON TUESDAY EVENING AFTER 'I'HIC Al.l'MNI RECEPTION. A'l' HICAVHH FIELD SHALL THE GUILTY STAND BEFORE US! The HIDEOUS INTRIGUES of the RED TAPERS Sc GRAFTERS SHALL YE SEE, AS IF IT WERE YE LOOKED INTO A DEN OF SERPENTS. HOW ARE THE MIGHTY FALLEN COME, GOOD FOLKS, SEE YE IT ALL NOTICE-Admlssion to the Gtund Stand by Curd only. ., Mpg, ,. 1'th , l DRAMATIS MCRSUNAI-Z. Mllhc llrcx. Prosidcnt of the College. .. .......... . . ...... lil0t Air Rayfl lnsll'uctor in llistury. . . . . . ....... . ..... . .McCalmont assistant to llot Air Sccnc I$llot Air's recitation mom: grading the blue books; the standard sm-iL'HL Nn'rimc. raised. and 0 1m Illustrated Lecture on The New Gumc will be lictwccn Acts I ACT ll. given by u wcll-knmm mcmhci' 0f the llUIlHl of Instructors. DRAMATIS mcusomxla. Stcnog- so is the lli'cx. jack Lcclc. registrar of Callcgc Student with tmuhlcs of his own. raphcrs tn llrcx uml lmctc Spotter, traitor to his class. Scene lhlxctc's :uul llrcx's offices; HThc lh'cx is. very busy SPECIAL Nu'rxui. 1007 Quartet. Sum i as Sccnc I : sccrct service department. and 3. selections will be given by student. Sccnc .2 2 llvtwucn Acts m X'lli 263 .XCT lll. DRAMA'HS l'IiRSHNAIC. uPrcx. Lcclc Lordy. Usmund uSwampy, Hliilly. Fl'czu' 1'0ppy, Vadswm tl1 iuldy, Tudor Other members of Collcgc Faculty. nwmhcrs of Class 1907; A janitor, his Satanic Majesty, attendants to his Majesty. Scene 1 81111 111 1 session of Faculty: Mn inltly's conscience troublcs him; Hm the Sophmnm'cs explain: MW an untimely interruption: UH judgment-- mmlmI1nntion-rctribulitm. w ' Pond .2114 111i.1 1N SYIA'A N1 A S'llATli COLLEGE 1907 Cremation. 'lll11' 11111111111111111 11s 111'1'51'1111'11 by 111117 1111111111 11 new 01111141 in the 111'1'0111111111'111 111 this spectacular 111111 11lw11ys 111111111111' 11111111111'11111'1111'111 H5111111. Prior 111 um :1111'1'111 11111111 1111' 1111111115 such 111'1'1111'1111111c1's 111111 been of crude 111111 inzll'tistic 11111111'1'; 11111 113 1111' huge audience 1'1'111111111111'1' left 13 '11v1'r Field 11111'1' having 111111111011 1111'i1' 5111124 511111' 111'1'1' 11 51 Public lixposurc, 11 was realized by 1111 that 1907 1111s 51'1 11 1111111' 111111 1:11111'11 1111' 11111111111111? ability of the highest 111-111'11. T11 1111151' 111 11111' 1'1'11111'1'5 who were $11 11111111'111111111' 115 11111 111 111111 50011 1101 Air Ray's ingenious 1110111011 of grading 111111' 111111115; 1111' 1111cx111'1'11'1l 11111 cxtrmncly 111'1111111111' 1'111111111111' 11f Proxy's 5111'1111'1'; 1111' 11111111111 111111111131 1111'c1111g'.'l1111 why 1ry 10 111'scril11' 1111' 111-1i111111' 51111111' 111111 1111' 5.1111111 11111111'1'11 knocks 1111 11111' 11011111111 1111111111. The 1111111111181'w-11'1' 111111 only 8111' 111111 it was 1111' 111'51 ever given by 1111y Class 111'1'1'11'1- 1111'1' 111111 111111 1111111y 1'111111111'11111'1111'1115 will 1'11ll 111111111111 before its 1'1111111 is 51'1'11 0n 111'111'1'1' l'li1'l11. 1111'111111' 5'11111'51'11 11111 11111115111111 people 011 13 '111'1'1' 1:11'111 :11 111i1111igl11; 111 1111111 111-1110111111111 5111111111 thirty 111111 $1111.10 111111'1'1111111111'11 wilh 11111111541115. 111'1111 1'111'111i11 111111 51111013: 1111 111 which 111111 111'1'11 11111111111111 since eight 111111111 111 1111' same 1'1'1111111g. '11111' 1'111'111111 111151' 111 1111111119111 111 311111 51mins 11is1'11111'51'11 11y '117'5 11111111113 11111111 111111 1111' 111111' was 1111. .15 51'1'111' 111111111111 5111'111'. 1111' 11111111'111'1- 111'11111111' 11111111' 111111 11111111' 11111111 111 1111' 111'111'1111' 5111111 111' 1111' 54111111 11111111'1'11 1111111115 1111 11111' l1111111r1'1l 1111'11113'. 'Jll11' 1111111111151: 1111711111: 1111111 111111 111111'1' 11111101154111; 111111. when 1111' g'1'11111l Climax 111111 l11'1'11 reached, 1111111 81111111 111111 1115 1111115 111111 111'1'111'111111' 11111 111'5111'111111' resistance 111' 1111'ir 1'11'111115, 111111. 11111111 11 1111111111 111' 1111111111111 111111 111'111511 yclls 111111 11111110 1111'111 11w111 111 1'11'1'11111 111111111'111, 111111111 1111 was 111'1'1'. 1111' 11111li1'111'1' 1111xi1111s 1111' 11111111'. still lingered. 15111 I11117's 11151 5111111 111115 1'11111'11; 111111. 11:; 111'1115 1111,- 51111'111li1l 1111111'1'1' 111' 11111' 1'11135 it 111111 11111011 111 1111' 1111111111'1' deserving 11f 1'11111111111111 from 1111 cl11ss1's 111 011110. Cremation Song. ' who sang in . v T110 hit of the evening was scored by the H1907 Quartct' inimitably comic style the fulluwing witty parody on our H College Medley. Sing a lulu uf cnllcgv tlzlys Roll those Hunks :llmlg; Suphonmrvs would m-vcr hum- If it didlfl help nlnng. Michigan for l'lmllmll men Hurtmnulh fm' Pulu-v. Un'nL-H fur nlrl Jilmlv-llvlh, w Fur I't-tl-I:11w. -rlH'nnsy State. Vt3x c lu'vn wnrking nu unr punil-s. ! All this lix'L-Alung' wrck; Vt-K'c Iwcn duing lln- pml'csmrs. livery chance that wr cunhl sm-uk; lhm'l yuu 5w tho wllixkcrx gruwill' 011 der HM Iispys' chin. hun'l ynn su- 111v thus urimlg. The Class with thv Muck ring, FrL-nchy wun't you g0. Frt-nclly wnn't ynn ml. lhnwn In buy 115 mun- lnmks yuu know, l'Hwnchy wmfl ynn g '1 11-11chy won't yxm 14 Aml lixlvn In nnr lulv uf Wlw. Ilmx wc lm'c lhc rlu-miqry :lml lu-m'. Iluw xn- lm'c Jnlm Pricv :md Hilly Frmr. Iluw Wu lm'n- nmlln-mnlivs :mtl gnml chcvr, ; All lwmusv uf lm'r. .430 PICNXSYIA'AXIA ,STATIC COLLEGE Slillc PI't-xy slim; fur J'cnnypuclu-r cm Dawn tho 'prupriulinn, 0h Freshman. I lit 'cr up:' In Oltl Main and :11 the 'wvll. 'Tis IhL-rc wv 111cc! nut fulc. In .lnsiv'.x HiHI-n-ntinl And Wulrinm cnrlmnntc. Dnn't you hvur thnsc yulls. lkm't ynn llL'uI' lhusv yells. Tlu- Suphumurcs urv busy as tun 1w; hun'l you hear those yells, Dnn't ynm hmr 111050 31115. 'Tis lhc Snplnmmrcs Inst tluink Dmfl yuu 5w. An- a g g imam. $i'i? W ..-. - ..WW LA VJ E 260 State Collegian Board Editors T. 1?. Fonz, Chief. H. D. M ASON, 07 1?. K. BREWSTER, '07 A. K. LITTLE, .07 F. U. iARRAIlAN, 07 R. U. Miccmm '08 J v j. K. liARNl-ZS, 00 Business Managers W. ,I- DUNN, '06 S. H. Ymuucs, 0; li. W. SCRIBNER, ,08 w, ah After two years of varied tliseuumgements 11ml pmsperities, the Collegian, 0111' Cullege weekly, is still in existence. livery College of any importance is supporting one or more of such publications. thus 110 State man need argue that we tIU not need 10 have 01' that we cannot have at least, one weekly paper which will promptly and accurately record the vurinus activities of 0111' College Life, and one which will rzmk zunong the best of College papers. Such :1 paper :15 it leaves the hands 01' the Hoard 0f wide-iuvuke Editors fur- nishes :1 fuller history of College affairs than can he obtained in :my other way. As one Seninr Silitl HI have preserved my copy of every issue of the Collegian and when 1 leave State I shall have them hound, thus giving me :1 full and accurate story of my College days. The Board 01' 1905-06 have performed their work well. They have continued to improve and raise the standard of the paper. 'Iihmugh their efforts and faith- fulness they have enlisted the hearty support of the Faculty. Students and Alumni. Here's an earnest plea that State men past, present, and future shall respond cheerfully to :my calls from the Editors and Management of the Collegian. nawulqu ?h M W Onwtn Shmh v-l DEBATING X. K. I'l'l'TLl-i, '07 ..................................... l'n'xidcul L. H. MILLER, '07 ................................ l'iaulm'xidwzl R. R. DRY, .08 ........................................ Sl'm'vlury X. Al. MYERS, .08 ..................................... 'IV'mxm'cr Executive Committee. L. l1. MILLER W. A. HAVEN R. R. DRY Members. 17. 11. UARRAIIAN! '07 C. W'. CRUFF, '07 1,. I1. SMITH A. K. LITTLE, '07 L. H. 3111.1.1-2uf07 H. M. lhuucmcu, '08 W. 1:. WI-zx'lzliL, 'OR IQ. Ix'. DRY. '08 A. M. Mucus, '08 R. F. PALM, '09 .l. .X. Nlilsnx, '09 W. A. HAVEN, 09 W. IQ. CROSS, .09 I . M. lxmmwn, '09 Inter-Collegiate Debate. Swarthmore vs. State. Auditorium, State College, Pa.. Thursday, December 14, 1905. Rcwlz'vd: That the. United States Senators should be clcctul by direct vote 0f the people. Affirmative---State Negative---Swarthmore H. M. Bu.wcmau, '08 R. 141551.11; RYDER, 07 G. W. Guam, '07 CAROLINE HADLEY, 06 C. R. S'an, '07 Amos PHASIJCE, '06 Alternates. W. F. chx'rzm., 08 H. T. L;V1 FICIVFIIWAITE Presiding Officer, PROF. F. L. PATEE. Judges. Du, J. GEORGE .hccn'r ............................. Clarion Normal School DR. j. R. FLICKJNGICR ......................... Lock Haven Normal School. DR. W. W. MHRSUN ............................ University of Pennsylvania Won by Statcr4kcisinn 2-1 ,..-.;-..A...w......- .-.-. .. ,... ....V-.. -.. v... , .. .V .r.,.kr ,7 . Hm . .. ..-7.... v . Officers for 1906-1907. B. D. KUNKLIC, '07 .................................... President XV. T. DUNN, 08 ................................. l'icc-Prcsidvut . B. WATSON, .08 .................................... Svcrctury W. F. 171. WJcN'rzEL, '08 ................................ Trcusurcr 11. H. AClll-ISON, 08 ......................... Assistant Treasurer F. E. VVILm-IR ................................. General Secretary Advisory Committee. Resident Members. PROF. JI. M. W ILLARD .................................. Chairman l'nor. l. C FOSTER ..................................... Secretary MR. W. C. PNFTICRSON ................................ Treasurer 01m. JAMES A. BEAVER . . Bellefonte MR. chchl-t R. Mum, '90 Hellefontc Mk. 11. W. MITCHELL, '90 Pittsburg Du. II. T. PRICE, 96 . . .. Allegheny MR. W. F. Wilma, '87 ....................................... New York Y. M. C. A. Quartette. II. M. Jacobs. 06- First Tenor J. B. Wycoff. Second Tenor F. E. VVilbcr, First Buss H. P. Dawson, Second Bass Chairmen of Committees. Religious Work.- ................................................ .F. K . BREWSTER, 07 Membership ............................................. C. '17. VAN SWEARINGIEN, 06 Bible Study ....................................................... G. W. GROFF, b7 Sociul- ............................................................ P. A. RAINICY, 07 Missions- ....................................................... J. V. BARTLETT, '06 FinunCC' ............................................................... C. F. NOLL, ,06 Music ............................................................... J, B. WWcoppJ '08 New Student ........................................................... O. C HAYS, :06 Iland Book ............................................................ J E STAUD, O7 Pennsylvania State College Branch of the Intercollegiate Y. W. C. A. LAth T. liARRISUN, '07 ............................... Preside ! NETTIE J. COOK .................................. I'icc- President FLORENCE M. Blamcmcl '08 ................... Recording bccrctarv ELIZAm-z'm .U. Bowmu, '09 ............................. Ircaomcr Advisory Committee. Mlss ANNA E. Runmck Mlss HARRIET A. NICHOLS MRS. C. P. LINVILLE PROF. 1:. 13. Foss Puma IC. D. WALKER D. U. DAVIS A. 1.. 1716mm W . C. FRAN K A. W. DELH-ZL J. C. Un'rwms 0. C. HAYS C. N. HAlxmmnuc Ii. R. HITLHR W. C. F. K. I m M'n , N I 1m: wsncu R. A. CM'mniY C. C. CASSEL C. D. CUNKIJN, . 11.1 . DAWSON L. l. lhcstncv W. I. H. R. D. P. kaklmx GIFT GILMORE F- IV. 6!, '. r- xAxf: ' x Members in Faculty. CHARLES W. LAWRENCE llAknuJ l3. SHAWFUCK F. A. GORHAM. Seniors. W. G..Hl-ZCKATIIURNl-Z T. 11. NOLAN H. H. KAUFFMAN M. E. READY M. l. KILLMER j. C. B. RIIolms W. L. men H. M. SANKI'ZY W. D. Lmvr: j. L. SHED G. N. Lvrua C. F. VANSWIMRINGICN Juniors. . Y. l'NrTlckan . 17.. Ruu'r C. SHANK R. P. GRAHAM . 17.. GUTICLIL'S P. W. HAVICRSTICK R. 12. HUNTER . A MALI. S S ---. : . . , . f S. A. KHRR x J MITII W. A. LAIRn ll. SNvm-zu l. Ii. Llcxmck L SWl-ZNK I I1. 140M: 9. 0. TAWNl-IY P. MCCALLL'M C. F. TllNFCHl-IR 'I H. MLM'H.LI.-ms P. 1.. Vuss G. 1:. Mmmls 17.. G. WALTMAN 15. E. W I NTHR T 19. 1901517. .......................................... IU'm'ile! F. I ll RSHI x ...................................... I'm'-IU'c.H'dmzI .l. C. CRISMAN ........................................ Shcrclury R. C. LANDIS ......................................... Treasurer Members in Faculty. Plum. j. P. JACKSON HARRY P. WOOD ARTHUR R. DIcNNINn'mN RALPH lC. MYERS EDGAR Ii. Comm; l,. F. ADAMS R. H. ARNOLD A. A. BARR l. C. CRISMAN .l. C. CURSE T. 17. 1501.7. A. M. GARDNER F. llltusnlcv C. J. ADAMS P. W. iAnch D. A. lLumwr'r l.. F. lhccmik'r ROY HUVARD II. .I. DICK H. T. HCIUCIW R. S. kav I. V. Cnummx ll. 19. GRIFFIN .I. 1111:an A. 1C. 11;quan Seniors. R. G. Illivl. H. M. .lM'mzs P. M. JORDAN l'. T. KAM ICRICR Ii. XV. KLIM: R. C. LANDIS V. MCCHRMICK .I. K. MAHAFFIEY Juniors. II. II. HAVERSHCK If. F. HICCKICRT W. 14. lllcksn M. Ii. KING R. D. Ix'vxuuc A. W'. Looms .l. J. MARTIN G. Ii. MILLER Lvuxs MUSSINA H. W. NICK S. W. Puma ll. A. RAINICY C. T. REYES l. R. MIQNTZICR v 14. 15. Pmun' Ii. j. POWELL Ii. 1,. PRICE . W. Qumumc l. L. Rumck i. V. VANDINH S. K. VARNus j. H. ZAums -7 l L. RICHART I. C. Rl'rcmcv S. Rmm: W. 17.. Rvmck M. C. SANULHS F. S. SCIIUYLHR C. S. SIIUICMAKHR Ii. 1X. SMITH .I. l'. SMITH C. R. STAIN. II. E. K. S'MI'LER WILLIAM WRAY $4,: uiw w G. '5' RxaMRM; 0212,25 . 14. I1. G. L'. GLENN . I,Ixx'n.1.li I. R. Mahala F. A. lhmn'm: Honorary Members. DR. M. IC. VAhSWHRTH C. P. LINYIMJC Seniors. .I. XV. IMR'rLl-t'r'r ll. 1:. lhmmmux' R. M. CAsmaLL 15. G. GAY A. M. CLAY K. 1.. GILSUX 15. :X. lhuu'm; lx'. Ii me'luxcrnx ICmv. FAWKl-ZS Juniors. R. K.GI1NKI.IC V. L. HENRY M. 0. HURNINLZ II. A. Hmm' . HRI'ISLIN . lhcx'smek T , ; h-i .-4 D. D. Donal; H. C. MCILVICICN C. G. EVANS II. D. MASHN, JR. C. R. Gmmi'rr ll. W. Mox'rz H. M. lacms 11. M. GERMAN A. H. LAM; SMII'H ............................... U. .I. R. MCGHIC ............................. .......... I rmid HI I ..... I 'ITv-Ih'vxidml Suvn'lu ry 'I V'vusu n'r DR. M. E. VVADSWURTII . SMITH C. Tlmmrsnx G. C. GLENN G. j. R. MCGICIC D. G. MAIIAFFICY 1.. 1. SMITH 1C. Puwriu. C. II. RI-im H. l. SMITH .l. Ii. SMITH W. 11. SNYDER S. M. Tnmn-SON G. D. IA'THl-IR p nu-a-s-......L ;. . . W. Y. llIcA'rnN ........................... C. H. FLICIiIXlLICIx' ........................ Members in Faculty. Seniors .l. U. CULIHCRSUN A. C. HARPER W. Y. llI : x'mx C. H. WILLIAMS W. H. WILLIAMS D. C. STEVENSON Juniors C. If. MCCOY J. A. MCCRURY A. U. MUGAIMZW J. G. AchIiI-i Ii. A. MCCHJ, Q. H. MARTIN M. A. MITCHELL N. C, MI'MMA J. W. Nnmwx F. L. LIchMl'TH .- . I . Ii. STICHZIQIHVALT . W. S'rlcnzlilmzx1.'r L. l,. chx'rZI-tl. ............. lU'm'iu'vul ......... I 'l.t'4'-l,I'UA'l-UIUHt . . . . van'lury-Trmxurvr WILLIAM S. .M'Aks Almmcu C. Ihcxlcmcr jun x P. lx'o'r'rm M r . ll. llm' . RICHZAR'F . .l. KAISER '. M. IAHVIHx' Z. L. RAFTl-ZR Ii lixu'rmmw: C. lx'l'r l 1 :me'sI-: . S. S'. 1. CHAIM l. Wu.an 4. II. Ymuucs . N055 21' .C. CHI'I-i, '00 ..................................... 11. C11111111-2. '011 .................................. :1: ulumurc; ' 91:11:11 011 ...................................... ..111'::-:111111.1..'117 ................................... .S1M'1111111'1' Members in Faculty 1111.11.11. 11111111 11111111. 1x'1-:1111 1111. 1 . 1C. '1'1 1'11.1-: .1. 11. CHURCHILL 11. 11. Roul' 1111. R. 1.. .11AXUN .11. .1. RICN'FSCIILICR Seniors J. '11. 111 11111: 11 1. 11. SCHLIHCDER 11. C.L1111-: .1 9. 91101111 11. C11111111-1 .1 1'1. .911111' 11. R. 1:1.1-211119'12 D. 12.11.1511111111: C.1'. .1111111-111' 13. C.. 1'1-.1 1x1.1':1' C. 11.11111:111$1-:1.1. 117...! D1 MM 15.1..11116111. 1: 1. 1x11 1.11.151 juniors .x'. 12.1111111011 1.1: RUY 1'1-11111:1.1. C.19.C11111-:N 113.9. 1.1111; R. .9. .111'1'1:111-:1.1. 19. 11. .9'-:'1111; C.1x'.1'1r1 r1-:1c.1-:11 C.11V.WAI.lxl-2R 11'. C. 1'1111'11'11' 19.111117111111111 11.1. Rvssrtu. A. .11. 1N11RAM C. 11. 9.111111 1V. A. NEWTON .l. .l. SI'ANHIJCR 1V. :1. 91.111511 W. R. MCCUNNICLL ................................... l'n'xidmr L. H. SMITH ...................................... I'it'v-I'n'sia'vnt WM. .X. SLATER ....................................... .S'm'rvmry W. 0. R055 .......................................... 'l'rmxurvr Directors CHAS. F. Nun, Honorary M embers H. A. Sl'RFACl-C, M.S. W. A. Jimflmu'r, M.S., D. SC. CFAL C. Hl'TZ, 31.8. Members W. R. MCCUNNICLL, '06 C. F. Now, '00 L. H. SMITH, '00 .I. If. S'I'ICIQIA', '06 W. H. WoLW, '00 G. W. CROFF. '07 A. M. INGRAM, '07 C. II. GRAVES, b'pvciul. W. R. WHITE, Irrcgulur. W'. II. W'ULHI: Miss If. H. MIQHK W. A. HRAMAN W. C. l'uwxcu, '07 W. A. SLATER, '07 .l. .l. SI'ANGLICR, '07 W. 0. R055, '08 .I. ll. WATSUN, '03 C. IQ. MYERS, '08 IR A. HULL, '08 li. Ix'. L'YI'IH-tks, .S'frvciul 1-----Illlllll Minn Morrill Chapter of Alpha Zeta Members in Faculty mankmc C. HUTZ Tums. I. MAIRS ll. Ii. VANNURMJCN WILLIAM l'IcNN anuwmm, Resident Member F. S. IH'TNICY Illixm l'mcx'rlss Almsm' WILLIAM FREAK Human; C. WATSON Undergraduates jlx mas ELLIOT FliRGUSUN CHESTER C. NEAL Elmzum KRAATS HIMSHMAN CHARLES l9. NULL WM. H. anw MAX A. 1.,H'FFIEIx' chmuna Wmmmx mum: Axumcw ALLEN HURLAND 1 Vuc'rl's LEROY Cunmeu PAUL llmnucnmnik IhiNNI-t'rcu Rmuck'r HARRY Ih-jLL 1 HUANDU CURTAIN lkmwis Chapter Roll ........................................ Ohio State Vnivcrsity WARREN H. Ross WILLIAM H. MURGAN 1 THWNSI-ZNH I Mummw ........................................... l'nivcrsily 0f lllinuis Unmlim .............................................. Cornell University lx'I-tnzllc ..................................... Michigan Agriculture Collugc GRANITE ........................................ New Hampshire College ; Mumum ....................................... Pennsylvania State College 1 l'ICSSHY .......................................... University of Nebraska MASSEY ..................................... Nnrth Carolina Stutc College BATTALION OFFICERS. gs; PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE Military Organization COMMANIJANT WILLIAM H. HAY, Captain 10th Cavalry. U. S. A INFANTRY BATTAL ION IIICNJAMIN W. KLNI ........................................................ ...I1IIfIII- II'I-:I.1.INI:TIIN II. IIIZCKHIHIRNI' ....................................... upIIII'II IIIHI IIIquIIIII AII'IIII'R C. llku-I R ............................................ LIIIIIIIIII IIIIII LINUVI'IC IIIIIxIIr CIII-tsTIik S. III? 1.1.13R ....................................................... S I'WUII IIIIIjIII NEAL P. ML CAI IM .............................................. QIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIII'r- SJ'WUNI ICIIMIINII P Il.n1:s ........................................................ CI II-II .SII'uIIIIII CADET BAND EDGAR E. GODARD Directorof Music II. R. DAVIS ........................................ I vs! III IIIIIIIIIII IIIIII CIIIII'I BIIIIIIIIIIUIIV K. I.. LILSIIN .......................................... S IIIIIIII' LII IIII'IIIIIII IIIIII CIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII . Ii. lwIII ................................................................ I I I'f IIIIIII IIIII F. Ii. VV'ZINIIR .......................................................... l I'HIFIPUI IIIMSIHUH C. Ml. VIP 1: R ................................................................ IIIIIIII MIIJIII ILA I xmnx ..................................................................... S IH'IgIImI M. L. RIII'I-m ...................................................................... SI'W'UUIU R J. SMIIIII ...................................................................... S IIgI'aIII Ix. h IIICY ....................................................................... 5 I I IImI Q. II M .WIIN ................................................................... I IIIpIIIIII II. A SMI'IIF .................................................................... L UI'WUI C. II. SNH'HI .................................................................... CIIIfIIIIIII J. C. lelCHl-iY ................................................................. tIIIpIIIIIl I. 1.. hIIIIIII INI ................................................................... C IIIIIIIIIII F. II iIAImAII xN ........ , ......................................................... CIIIpIIIIII A. B. STI, II.1-: RW All ............................................................... Comma! A. Md. um: Y ................................................................. C'II IrIIIfI II'aI 1., X; WIIIIKM xN ........................................................ C IIIIf lrumprtrr ARTILLERY DEIACHMENT J J II IISUN ............................................................. I IIsI L'II IIII'IIIIIII J. XI Loos I ...................................................................... SI IgIIIIII WI II MIIIIII AN ................................................................... S IMIKIIUII SIGNAL CORPS DETACHMENI G. W. SWEENY ................................................................... S 'I'I'gmnt COMPANY OFFICERS CAPTAINS III, .-I UIII II I'II C I'M .D N LII. I C H. Lyllc W. J. I'. Dumm l. S. Sp IiI:-I1 CJ' VIHISWPRKIIIKEII C. R. oIIIIerIcII 0. Cohen FIRST LIEU IlENANTS IVIL .1 HI. II HI. 0 Co I! I'II. 12' Co. I A. M, Ingram H. I'. anwn V'V.L .IIrnnnn F. U. IIiIzulI G. W. HIIIII E. W. Nick SECOND I EUTENDANTS I'II. .1 Co. I! CI: 0 I70. E OI. II' II. IIICvriII'In IC. E. Dunkle C. 0. EV: In J. P. hiuillni E. A. MCGIII L. C. SIIInk SERIIEANTS I'M. A I'II. If 00 D I'll I'I .I' W. U. TIIuIIuh J. E. I'I-rry Iv, D, DII'IIIIrry I-Z. Ii lIim: I. D Wuudward E M Rhodes I II. IIIIInworIII, D. H. Plank II S. Smnmn J.S. KIIII per W. .uR . Woodtidc J. E. Moum D I Fx'ms VI . F S in . M Harding 0. L. FinIIy B b GrIIIuIL-y C. II. I'rcsmn A. M. Myen G D. Barbcy . 1LI'Innk II. B. Lam Ii. W. I'. C. Thompson D. U. Skinner II. H. IIrnm-hcr H. C. WquIw II W Scribner W. M William: W. W. Mi IIer 'CI NVEI .LEICIVO ELLVJS HARRY M. JACOBS ..................................... IW'sia'cH! R. J. SMITH ..................................... l'hiu-Prmidmt H. .X. Isncxmcmz ........................................ .S'ccrvt. ry DR. G. C. l'nNn ....................................... 'IV'msm'vr En. 15. 001mm ........................... lnxlructur um! Dircdur DAVID R. DAVIS .................. Isl. Lind. and Hula! Humimuxivr lx'I-txxlc'rll 1.. GILSUN ................. 217d l,ivul. and Univ! Com'nd't CHARLES M. lHH-ik .................... le. Svrgl. and Drum Major Solo Comets. k. H. ALLPORT F. B. DAVENPORT First Comets. J. C. Rl'rmncv W7. S. MVER Second Comets. C. 1.. COUDLING R. NV. IRVIN H. N. HARNHTT Horns, A. H. Swnmcmxz-uxr A. G. MCCARVICY W. H. Ihmww Solo Clarinets. 1CD. 19,. Golukn H. N. DAVIS R. J, SMITH First Clarinets. 9. ll. MARTIN H. M. JACOBS Second Clarinets C. N. Anm. H. 17.. LANE A. A. lll'nLlik Saxophones. l'. IA. SIIA'H'S F. E. WOLTZ Piccolos. F. H. HARMHAN II. A. chARCI: Oboe. llmn .l. Rumm- N Trombones. K. L. 611.5an 19. H. WINTER .l. 14. Roman A. S. LAmCK Baritone. Bass. D. .X. ISHNlu-zuc R. 0. Hum. Tubas. j. E. Row C. R. GRHENMAN , Drums and Trans. H. .X. SMITH C. II. SMITH In C. l'mYl'l-I T. .l- ANTHONY The Thespians Executive Committee Mum. 15mm LEWIS l'.-x'1 nir: Pkmr. A. HOWERY ESHCNSIIADH Puma JOHN H. 14151511.: W. G. Hl-ICKATIIURNIC E. L. DIICIIL W. R. Fucmm: Ii. C. DUNKLIC Officers Emmy 1.. DHcHL ...................................... Prvxidvnt V'I-:u.INu'mN G. HICCKA'I'HURNH ......................... .Sk'rrctury me. JmIN LICIC'I'H ................................... Trmsurvr VVIIJJAM R. FLEMING ................................. Jlunrzgvr JOSEPH ll. SMITH ............................... -I.cxixlrm! Jlmmgvr FLLSWUIH'H C. DUNKLH ........................ Propvrty Jlmmgc; Plays produced by the Thespians 1898 1 116 Rivals.H qut; Schnnl fm' Scandal Hpoa Sllc Stoops to Conquer. It;nI 'l,4cnd MC Five Shillings 21ml hDavid Garrick. lqngA A Russian IImu-vntnnn. ltx;3-a X Night HIT. IqO4-J ch House of 'IH'nnhlc. I905 'I hc llomncmng. moh-f'Fucing the Music. LA VIE to '1: 1 The College Orchestra. RAY PHILLIP FARMNGTON ................................ Lcmlvr lx'lcxxl'rn L. GlLsuN .................................. Alluuugcr First Violins. RAY PHILLIP I'FmRINn'mN, ' 06 Axnmcw Slmxxux LACOCK '08 Second Violin. CRAY ELLIOT MILLER, '07 Viola. JOSEPH IRWIN 1V1A'I FHICRS, '09 Clarinet. RALPH JAMES SMITH, '07 Cornet. Ronan HUNTER ALLI'UR'I', '09 Flute HARRY ASH PEARCE, '09 Trombone. KlaNNITH LAHURN 0115051,, 06 Traps. HRYCIC ALFRED SMITH, '07 Bass Viola. ROY GRAHAM CLm'mL, '07 .288 PIQNNSYIA'ANIA SD'IUXTIC CULLICGH Penn State Muswal Club Consisting of the Glee Club and Orchestra Glee Club Officers 1:. IC. WILIHQR ........................................ Trmsm'cr H. l'. DAWSHN .......................................... Louder II. M. j.xc0ns, '06 D. R. 31W, '07 I7. Ii. W'ILIHCR W. G. CHILns. '08 1:. C. 19001015, 09 ll. IK DAWSON, '07 0 C. 5. HVLLICR. '08 N. R. WRIGHT, '08 COLLH Hi First Tenors S. l I . 1:, DODSON, '06 Second Tenors S. SAULICR, 000 . Ii. 0VAHA, '09 j. B. WYCOFF, 08 F. K. BREWSTER, 007 First 835505 0 R Second Basses 15. M 11.1mm, '07 . W. KRISIC. '08 0V. K. ROSS. '00 0V. 14. 3100109, '00 ORCHESTRA .mDJD micangE momujoo .01.? 0A .. mm, 1 1110 HCNNSYINAN 1:1 STATIC COLLEG ? Dramatis Persona and Cast 11111.1 8.111111 ................................. 1511111111 1,111111'1' Dichl '00 M1111'11111111 111 $1.. Au111'111s 11111.1 3.111111 ................................. Phillips Payne Partridge, '0'; 11111011101 111uh1111111 1111'11' lhcsnnxh ....................................... 11'. 1:.Chil1ls, 08 '1111-01110r 1111'. 11111111 511111-151 1111.11.11: 1, 111' .11 .15; 5.111111 ................... 11111111141011 G. 11cckut1101'11c, 106 '1111'11tl1u1' 111. 51111111 H Uncle S1 11111: .1 :1'1 111 1W111, .......................... 1 ,'113w111111 Chauncy Dunklc ,07 1111.11-111'11 111 111111 Shoot 10111ze Slution 11.111111: ....................................... Walter Asabcl Newton, 07 The C11r:111 .s1 Wife M1111 ........................................... Nora Richard Davis, '06 '1111'111111-1'111.81111111 5 Wife 1115.1- 1'11'1111:111x1'..11' ............................... John Stuart 110111ig, '07 01 111c111j11u'1111.1110 1111s. 111N'1'1N1'. ..................................... Cornell 11.10r111c, 06 '1'111.' 1111101 .111'. 61111111, 5 Hnusvkecpw The Scenes ACT 1.-131-f111'c 111'1'1111'fz1st.lo o'clock. .'11 1' 11:-:111c1 breakfast. 10.40 11'1'1111'11', 8211111- 11101'11111g. :11'1' 111.1 l1cf'111'c 111111'11, 11.30 11'c111ck. Sumo morning. SAUNDERS, '05 ........................................ l'm-xidvur WALLHR, '05 ......................................... 'lh'uxurcr Tummxcnc, '05 ........................................ .S'erlury Nl-iIiLY, '05 .......................................... Manager HA M MUng '06 ................................ :Ixsixlun! Allmmgvr ED. 15. Gnumm ................................. zllusicul lh'rcrtor Program. PART IhGrand Social Scene. W. N. Gmmcx, lutvrlmrutm- Tambos. Bones WALLICR RHZNOR CHILDS SAUNDERS Chorus. Rurpm. KELLEY szmw TURRICN c1: 1 IART lhxw K ES FITZIMMONS DAWSON Wymm: MONTY. Qmumcy HOLM ICS HOLMES Opening Chorus ........................... ............ lix'rnuc COMPANY Introducing Messrs. Rhtllcr :md chzor UShe was :1 Good Old Soul .................................... SAUNDERS L may be Crazy, but I aixft No F001 ............ ................ VVALLER hDrcums of My Own Land ....... . ............................. DAWSON ' In My Castle on the River Nile ................................ Ruzxox Introducing Messrs. Childs and Saunders. D2111, D2111, Daniel .............................................. CIIIIJJS Dccp in thc Minc ............................................. RIPPHI. Shzunc on you .............................................. SAUNDERS Closing Chorus ....................................... ENTIRE COMPANY The Pharsonians. Program. Part II. Selection .......................................... COLLEGE ORCHESTRA Quartctlc Sclcctinn Tomuax L15 WALLHR SAl? N mans meil. Monologue, 'Dnu1cy Philosuplw ................................. FAWKES WALLHR I'ickuninny's Rampage ........................... MASTER F. L. HOLMES MASTER J. 11. HOLMES Sketch-HConductor's Troubles. Mrs. l'nrtly Smith .............................................. WALLHR Mr. Hospital juncs .............................................. jAccmS Mr. 'lKrunsfcr Unc .............................................. RIPPICI. Mr. Cigau'cttc Jenkins ............................................. HART Mr. Alkali l'ctc .............................................. TORRICNCIC Mr. Hungry Rugs .............................................. KELLEY 1,1cutcnzult uf Police Guard ...................................... Ilulejs Sumrintcmlcm .............................................. L'IIILLS Conductor, Mr. King Upfurc ................................. SAUNDERS ' v , qru-f: t 5! . 73 ? ii. W x 7 2,1318 .i '. a AQENCW ; f' a 294 PENNSYLVA XIA STATIC U HJJCGIC Bedford County Club S. W. l'RICJ-Z, '07 ...................................... Prcshlcnt J. P. SMITH,',07 .................................. Vicc-Prcsidcut A. 13. SIMON, '08 ........................ Svcn'fury and 'IV'mxun'r MEMBERS Class of 1907 S. W. PRICE J. P. SMITH Class of 1908 J. S. Rrrcmav A. 1: SIMON G. S. BRICNICMAN Class of 1909 F. F. SIMON Preparatory D. S. MULLHN. H. R. CROMWELL. Bacteria Club D. S. MULLEN D. D. Donor: C. II. ENGLE V. L. HENRY W. A. LAIRD S. M. THOMPSON H. R. CROMWICLL W. A. NEWTON l'. i'. lmwmmzlc J. l3. SMITH W. S. STAIR Harrisburg Club OFFICERS R. 11. ARNULD, '00 ..................................... Prcsidmt G. W'. CROW, '07 .................................. I'isc-Prcshlcnt J. 11. PERRY, '08 ...................................... Secretary A. W. Lmns, '07 ..................................... Treasurer R. 11. Anxmm R. C. LANmS .l. C. leAmis C. ICVANS . XV. 140x115 . F. Noss 332C W. 11. CALLMZIIAN G. HARGICST j. 11. PERRY 1V. 111-:11 1. Hl'TLICR C. HICYH W. Russ C. S. S NAYHIA' MEMBERS Class of 1906 F. HERSHEY M. A. LAUFFICR J. S. SPICER Class of 1907 0. 1V. GROFF 01. XV. 1.00516 1.. C. SHANK Class of 1908 W. mes R. 11. MIQCKLHY R. D.Ql'IC1UCL Class of 1909 A. 17. HLICSSING l. C. Elu-IRLY 1i. KAnLI-t .1. 11.111215: G. V. 1sz KMAN Preparatory G. STRAYER 11. W. KLINE 1 M. .17.. READY 11. D. KUNKLE M. C. MUMMA E. R. XVRIGIIT G. A. Climmlm'r . W. J. Mmmow ' 1?. K. Russ C. 11mins! 11. Fm 1T A. 1111-3113 K 1.1x'. SMITH Lancaster County Club J. K. MICNTZHR. '06 ................................... Proxidml 1. lilwn, '08 ....................................... SUUTNU'N 'IV'mxurcr .1. K. M 113N'11ZICR C. 11. ICMHJC 11. S. Funn' 1. 1:. Hucn 1. W. llx-tcmcL, .11. C. D. Pulismx l. S. shriek V. K. GRAI-tmr 11.1 IIINKMC 1'. J. W HAVER MEMBERS Class of 1906 11. 11. KAL'FFMAN Class of 1907 I4. 11. MILLER W.1,. 111211511 C. C. CASSICL Class of 1909 i. K. 1111:51le Ii. 11. 1111.1:1511'11 J. S. '1CNGLF. Preparatory C. D. HERR 11. 11. Class of 1908 C. S. lh'l.LIcR 17.. S. HICIDFLIMUGII j. 1C. WALIACIC I R. S. Flam, '07 ...................................... T. FlJi'l'ClH-ZR W . STI-tmlilm'mxr 11. S'rlv:micluvmxr 1 IAYIQRSTIC K 1. R. DRY 1C. K. Kl'RTZ C. A. Ilmzum'nmn1.ick R. U'Dome. W. If. HUFFMAN C. 1.. XVUHISON Perkiomen Club R. M. CASWHLI.. '06 ................................... Prcsidmzt G. W. Buwn-ik, 910 ...................................... S ccrvlary W. II. HlinCRlJ-Z, '09 ................................... Trcasurcr MEMBERS Honorary M. J. RHNTCHIJCR Class of 1906 R. M. CAswm.L Class of 1907 17.. F. chvsmck Class of 1908 XV. F. H. VVENTZFJ. Class of 1909 W. 11. UEYICRLIC Mrss E. B. Bowuu T. A. CUUK E. H. KELLAR E. F. PALM F. B. SCIIOCK Preparatory G. W. Bowmu Philadelphia Club OFFICERS H. M. GHRMAN ....................................... Prcxidcn! 17.. ll SNYDER ............................ .Sk'cn'tur-v and 'I'rmsurvr J. C. GOTWALS C. N. HAINBRIDGIC C. R. GARRETT E. II. SNYDER C. II. hmxs R. M. Gun: C. C. NEAL J. G. j. 8mm. 11. C. HMLMAN R. A. JOHNSON MEMBERS Class of 1906 W. Y. HEATUN Class of 1907 C. D. CUNKIJN H. M. GERMAN II. E. K. STAPLER Class of 1908 . M. BURNS . H. CAMPBELL .. J. MOORE A. WIiISI-ZNHURG Class of 1909 11. A. HEY W. 17.. MAR'HN Preparatory H. S. ROBERTS 10: G. N. LYTLIQ L. .chmpsny j. H. LONG C. F. THATCIIER M. W. Fox 17,. C. HICKMAN J. A. SHARP H. A. ZINK J. W. Fox l3. M. PHNNOCK Reading Club OFFICERS 1C. 1:. 111515111511, '07 ................................... Pn'xidcnt W. 19. 11 1cx'1121-21u '08 ............................... Vicu-lUnwidmxt 11. M. 11111171111511, '08 .................... Sorrchn'y and Trmsurc: M. J. lhcx'rsc11141-3R, '04 1C. 1?. 11121'5111c11 11. 11. 11.111111 11. M. 11111111111131 1?. A. 11111 W. 11. PLANK W. H. 11151131111; 1C. 1?. 11111.11 Honorary Members D11. WM. 111112.111 Class of 1906 M. J. K11.I.Mlik Class of 1907 Class of 1908 1V. F. 11. Wuwrmn. Class Of 1909 111111111 C. 11111121111 C. .R. 11111111516111 W. S. 1.11131 M. P. 111511111211111 R. W. IRVIN W. 11. 111110111150N B. J. MADDEN W . C . W'IcAVI-IR Schuylkill County Club Ii. R. Ih'rLI-zu, '07 ...................................... Praw'dvn! H. C. thmxuux'n, '08 ............................. I'ivr-lU'cstt .l'. H. WAGNER, '08 .................................... 'lV'casurcr H. lhilnlmLL, '09 ...................................... b?mwtury MEMBERS Class of 1907 17,. R. BITLICR Class of 1908 II. C. Wmmun . A. J. GARRETT J. H. WAGNER Class cf 1909 J. T. :Xx'rlmNY Ii. 11.1.155510 R. .wal'wr F. Ii. MCLARICN II. lhiDALL U. Pukcliu. D. Ii. 11lele 11. C. ROEDHR J Rum G. SHAKER D. J. ldxxm'mN F. R. WAGNER L. 'I. Hm: PSICY ........................................ Ilrmidml l. Ii. LUNG ...................................... I'in'-IM'siu'm! If. C. WMJrMAN ...................................... .S1'ci'ctury '13. K. l'hucws'rm ...................................... 'lV'amn'cr MEMBERS C. N. immuunm: W. A. luxnm 13. R. h'rmik J. 1i. LliNKl-ZR W. C. HRATTUN J. ll. LUNG F. K. limcwsu'lck N. l'. MCCAI.I.L:M R. A. Clu'tzmcv .I. ll. MMYILLIAMS C. C. CASSICI. G. F. Mumus . D. CUNNMN, JR. . P. DAWSON 4. j. DICMI'SICY . j. HARRISUN . R. GIFT . P. Humour: .P. GRAHAM . Ii. Cl'ncul's . W. IIAVIcRKrItK '. l3. lll'N'H-tk . A. KERR X. l'.x l '1'I :ksnx Ii. Run'r C. SHANK A. SMALL .1. SMITH ll. SNYDER . SWICNJ; . U. TAWNICY . F. THNPCIIICR . U. V.vu.'r:x1.-xN . 1C. VVIN'NCR .-. ...: v z-T'H . f4 l-J-h-d 1 A,z-u. .-a-4,x -;A ; P. L. V055 Wilkes Barre Club JOHN j. KAISER ....................................... Prcxidcnt 1,: R Iih H. GARRA I I A N ............................... IW'icc-Ih'csidcnt 0. li. CchN ...................................... '. . . Treasurer Tumms W. MASON ................................... Secretary Honorary Members WILLIAM FREAK, PILD. WILLIAM S. AYERS MEMBERS Class of 1906 j. j. KAISER D. Ii. WASHHURN Class of 1907 C. E. CunlcN F. 1,3. GARRAHAN T. W. MASON j. R. 811qule C. R. STAHL Class of 1908 O. S. BICIIEIC O. F. EVANS Class of 1909 F. L Dchm-URT C. F. DnnsoN If. N. Foss F. S. HENRY S. LLICWHLLYN C. F. NICIIULSUN W. D. PARK A, H. ROSENKRANS Preparatory J. E. SMITHKURS York Club CHAuxn-w RICIGAR'F, '06 ............................... President C. 14. Gnnnmxt: .......................... .S'CCI'cttm' mu! Trvuxurvr MEMBERS Class of 1906 HARRY HULLIXGISR J. 11. ZARFUSS 1.. li. Scumililmk C. IC.C1'I.P C 1 1 Al: N CliY RIEIGART Class of 1907 19. 11. STl-ZIG W. S. 8'13le 16. 1?. Hl-ZCKI-ZRT 11. A. HARNETT 12.011411131ng C. 14. Gonmeo Class of 1908 C. N. Amil. XV. 1:. STEIN Class of 1909 W 12. 1111035 S. 11. SMITII 1. 1'. meo 11. J. STOCK Co-Operative Association Advisory Committee T. F. FOL'I'Z, yo6 ....................................... Pn-sidvnt C. Rlilmm, '06 .................................. l'icc-Prcsidwzt 31. A. Lurrzuu ......................................... Manager B. D. KUNKLH, 07 C. II. Mnomcumn. ,08 E. W. NICK, '07 R. W. KRISI-z, '08 Hammer Chapter of Knockers Club Lord High Founder and Manipulator 0f the Trip Hammer, 111 20 RICIIART First Assistant ............................... 1 11113 PARTRIDGE Wielders of the Sledge Mallets UBlLI.n GERMAN jumou-m BRINDLE CAUGHY HARM MASON HORSE POWER DAWSON '80111 11'1 21 :141 SNYDER 'K? ?VX A OZV'Graham PUN,, RAINEY HLENGTHY RUSSELL FRED STEIG PUNCIln WALKER Boiler Makers HUMIES KING JAKll-I MITCHELL PAWL BEVAN Hlilew' WILSON Custodian of the Tack l Inmmer ..................... Nla'rrnc Comx' Knocking for Admission ...................... 1008 LA VIE BOARD II 30.9 max NSYJ NAN IA-x STATE COLHZGE Our Favorite Stories The Flunkout ......................................... CONKLIN, C. D. The Cruise of the Txm Deacons ................ DICNNINGTUN AND Youks Stories from the Archives of the l,inkcrtm Detective Agency . . STAMM, B. 13. J'Scuts 0f the Mighty ............................ Looms, PRICE AND ch. Friends, A Duct ......................... DAVIS. D. R., AND SMITH R. J. Gcntlcnwn from Indiana ................................. CREE HBIRDIE Puddcnhcud W'ilson .......................................... J J. W. Servants of Sin ............................ Kl'xKLIc, GROFF AND SLATER Muster of the Musicians ...................................... HPADDY The How of Orange Ribbon ............................ IRISH URI-ISLIN A Fallen Star .......................................... RAINICY P. A. MIJhc Spy .............................................. HARleTT D. A. The Littlu Saint of God .................................. GRIFFIN, 11. F. Pp fur the Groom ................. STICEGIERWAI,T, A. 13. AND lhm'rmak R. W. uFor the Term of His Natural Life .................... CROCKHR AND CLAY hl'nknmvn to History ................................. Doc CHRISMAN llamnut in Cordcroy ....................... . .............. Mahala JJPJSG Tho Mutinccr ............................................. KLINI-I, lth JJSins of :1 Saint ......................................... POWICK, W. C. The Man of the Hour ..................................... DICK, H. J. The Strong Arm ...................................... USAMPSON'U LEE hOnly 1111 Episode ............................................ RAY P. 0. Thu H'nmzm Hater ..................................... MC011.I., 13. A. 5X Servant of the Public .................................. IL A. LEITZELL Editorial Wild Outs ............................................ FOLTZ The, Debtor .......................................... Duc ROBINSON uSilas Strong ................................................... STAUD J'Rumlvur tho Snngsmilh ....................................... DAWSON The Sky P7101 ........................................... VVILBICR, F. E. uTwo Sclmmlcrs Came J Wcr thc Hur ..................... MCCALLUM, N. P. Scutimcntal 'lbmmy ..................................... MASON, T. W. l'crsnnal Recollections of Ahmhzun Lincoln ................. JURDON, J. P. Strange True Stories of Alabama ........................... STAHL, C. R. 14.x x' I la 3m, Hlinrthcn Pitchers ................ HAVICRS'I'ICK, H. H. AND NICILVICICN, II. C. Mic I'rmlig'alV .......... . ................................ MILLER, G. 17,. 0Story Hf :ln Untold Love ................................... COUDLINF. l?ctk'cliuns of :1 Married Mun ............................. REIGICRT, C. WAX New England Boyhood ............................. FRIZZICIL, .l. H. Hlis Daughter First ................................... KAUFMAN, F. .I. Sweet Hells 0111 Hf Tune ..................................... CO-lins mfo Haw and 10 Hold ................................... TAWNICY, F. 0. HCaptains Cnurugcmls ....................... ' ............. COHEN HGus' The Annlbiogmphy 0f :1 lx'cvnlutinnist .................... . HICCKA'PHORNE rwwa . 310 l l: N NS Y I V NNI X STATE COLLEGE The Faculty, Uur rur'ultys momls are pure W0 knuw lhoy' rn rvllgiuusutlmt's sure Hu t thvy novur refuse u doctor's eXCUEle For thut nu-uns n rnku-off ----- and cum. Hilly Buckhout's life reminds us If we stay nml stay und uy Hem at college, cramming knowledge, We nmy mm 11. Prex some duy. Imrxly nfrluxltl lo ovary student. Though n Inurk for college chun',-- Would'nt luuvu' us fur, yuu see, then Juniors would'nl have sm-h mmsu w laugh. lluldy Tudor--bum- 0f freshnmn With his old 'See hem See hm Always faithful. never cuts 113 Surely he'll be buck next your. Donor tmu'hes Mutln'umlivs In 11 nmnner murvoel us LNtuuex of us warms und Newton Hot Air far too deep for us. Woury Walker, he's n talker, Starts out saying, Gentlemen Any qmmtlolm? take us fur 113-- 'Hmt. will do this morning, then . John Price Jncknonuubsent minded Onouvthnos gets stuck for mlr VVhllu explaining on tho bluuk-bourd Muglmunm in 1110 Mr. Horo'u to Jack Laute, drink tbu toast boys, Square and Loyal, nrm uud true, He's the Prof. of whom we boast boys, Finest umn 'neath White and Blue. Oh you, their morals um puru, W0 knuw they're religious. that's sure, But thuy'ro all in the plot, leon thm-m we lorguU. 'mm the Doctors excum- and the cure. LA V l E 31 l State College Theatre Continuous Performance. - - - High Class Vaudeville. Rilntinees daily except Sunday. Nu evening performance 011 account of the tender age of the artists appearing. All perforimmces begin at 3.30 Curtain rises at 2.00. In this inter- val ut' thirty minutes Dudley Richards will he engaged inthe manufacture 0f blue tire. , The manager for this season, Dr. Osmond, ta former physicist of great ahilityl has secured the fulluwing suns pnricl artists for a term of eighteen weeks at the fabulous price of 12V; cents per houi board and washing included. PROGRAM Grand Opening: Mr. Snitzer Spiclyhurger Snyder, the celebrated Irish baritone, will remler his latest success Say Au Revoir and not Good- bye, in :1 must pathetic manner. This munlwr will he render'ed behind the scenes in order that Mr. Snyder's vnice may not work upon the feelings of the ladies in the audience. THE WORLD RENOWNED MIDGETS. Miss Lomis and Mr. Price, in their t'mnuus dance entitled '0n the Wings of the Fairies. While on the stage, Miss Lomis will give her grand equestrian ziCt- .Iumping through the flaming hoop, while Mr. Prieezunuscs the audience by producing in a most exquisite manner, uThe running broad Grin, to which he owes his world- wide reputation. Ten minutes of side-splitting laughter will he indulged in while uDudley Richurts puts on his genuine farce The Sedate and Silent Minister of the Gospel. tCautimU: Husbands will be particularly careful to see that their wives are not seriously charmed by this handsome artists' beautiful hair. A chmraeferrsfld Pp,e by 'Oudky' 312 PEN NSYlAX-l N IA S'lW'llli Cl lL.I,IiG!C R0 BERT PA RK GRA l'l AM. 47v KW POWENY I at 9 oi9,lu?'4y mfi l . I . l - lzx-lmglcr ml the Boys lh'igzulc. Izlm'cnlh lxlcgllllcnt- This artist will render in :i mmt dignilictl numncr his howling succws l'ln My Uniform :11 Chrislnms, :uul also his equally fzmwus' success My lh'nr Alumna Dumpling. lln the lust numlwr Ihc artist shuls rczll lcars.l -lu. .a-yfx.L.t-: , i i . . 'lftrisujiif-zifm 'lhc ncxl numhcr on the prugrum Will bc givcn by Mr. Lmslav i Colml. 1hc thng mun ml the wm'hll Mr. Cullen's work with the 500m. ihimh-bvlls is mnrx'rlnus, and mom- wumlcrful than this is his breaking, by his extraordinary chest expansion, of log chains, iron hands ctc. Mr. Cth-n hus justly said tu himself: 7 Q In my hair licth my strength: MT 7 I'm In my muscular chcst, my succvss. .1; will next pi'L-wm his Only and mml extraordinary success llcurts I hzu'v llrukcn Ur Thaw liurly llrukcn Tics. Hl'zirning: 'llhu nshcrs will he on huml wiih a liberal supply of Cultl wzucr. in mar fainting shunhl nvcur in thc :unlivnch LA VIE 3'3 MR. ll'AIJUCR AND MISS KING. will next cntci'tuin thL- audience in their clever and most wonderful pL'l'forlllmlCCv- Tllc- Highland Fling. The accompaniment will be. plnycd mi wzm-r pipes by Mr. Cunklin, pupil of a noted hydraulic Muconum cngim-cr. Thu mulicncc will lllllk' pnriiculurly the grace displnywl by Miss King in this wumlL-i'ful lu-rfnrmzmcc. MR. FRANK 0RD lll'S'llliR TAlVNliY. 'llhv Cussut ??$ uf llsnn Slum. 45g 1 y will appear in his nmgniliccnt 11ml only hear tlnncc. This dance is f pcrfnrniul by his hands while hr is running thc loo mile dash. llis fcct 1M , . H . . - v. lulu: nu pull whatever. lhis ptrfmmzulcu yill hc fulluwml by his wun- h K tlcrfnl success nl'm Not of the lx'iml That's Slnwfy W; Unc of lhc most laughable skclvhcs lwfurc the American public will AWwarlle'A- l! he prvm'nlcd 1W GUY FULLER MICRRIS 'llhc skt-tch is untitled 'llhc llulur llunx'm How 1 lCX'lllilx'Mlevrli it.' The facial conturlions of this vlcvcr artist shuuld hc carefully nulul, for in that line llC is llllUXCt'llUtl. lx X , x ma , x, s x will spend lifu-cn minutes tolling nf llillsbui'g and its mucnm-ss, 6 after which lll' will rcmlL-r his howling succcss My Lung Lost llurn. Mr. Gumlling is :1 very charming :llHl lm'nblv personage; but tln nut illlUW him to wm'k nu your feelings. The reason for this request is thin in addition in daily work, Mr. Gumlling is engaged in Chasing :1 shnrt horn :11 night. 314 Mix NSYIA'AN I A STATIC Cl lLLliGli 1th next numhcr will lw an exhibition given by MR. WALKER :md lllS 'llRAlNliD TURKEYS. . As Mr. ll'ulkcr has the birds perfectly umlcr his control, 11 good pcrformnncc nmy llL' cxpcctul. ' Nuticc: It will not be necessary 10 have the doors closed during this pcrfurnmncc. us no birds tlczul or alive. over cscnpc Mr. Walker. I. J. Okcr muting. C... nak- GRAND Fl NALl': Tlic closing number will be given by a chorus of .200 pretty girls :mmng whom will appear. NELLlli BRICW'STICR, MOLLY SCHWENK, :md LADY ROMIG. 13, This closing song will be given local color by Dudley Riclmrts liluc lire. There is no need for alarm, but the ushers, on account of the brilliancy 0f the lire, are requested to take the necessary precaution of closing the doors during the pcrfurmzmcc. A 47.7.5 : mum LA VIE Jokes Unscr etthrlr. Hunsieker, what does iIch heiss Johunnf mean ? Hunsicker, 'og-Jil hold your hand. Miss Simmons- Vtht verbs take the dative case ? 17rcsliliizuiw Vcrlis confounded with prepositions. NOTICE. tVill the man who borrowed a HGeometric Lettering Book :1 few weeks ago kindly return it to the owner? IN STEAM ENGINES. Tim Nolan-NBy mczms of this device the connecting rod is enabled to osculnte. Limly- Lucky rod. I'Kurnettetiprofessor I can't understand how they get those rivets in when both of the heads are bigger than the hole. GREEN CHEESE. Rittenhouse tin hqu uSay. Doctor, what is that ivory point made of on that barometer ? Lordy'lw'Creen cheese. XVAVE TRAINS. Shank tin wave motiom- Suy, Doctor, if one of those wave trains should run over a person, would he be hurt ? BOH'S DEGREE. StcckerettMr. Gunkle, what is your idea of a degree ? Gunkleefl don't know Doctor. I never seen one. . THE FIRST DAYt SwamanMr. Howlzuul, state the result of burning :1 candle in oxygen. I'lowlzuuleKt'i . Swainp- What's the K? Howland Stands for ezuuile.' Swaiiipet'Nevcr heard of it. Wolff, '06 tin Y. M. C. AJ-Jtlf you can't think of a hymn, think of :1 her. Jack-ttPrex is in California now. I hear. jiniettYes, he is trying to soft soup the Golden Gate. u 315 316 PENN SYLYAN IA STATE Ct lLLIZGlC HHI?! llli ! .l3:1ldy-- llc! Me! Mr. Sumllcs, what instructor did you have in Analytics ? Sandy tuftcr some hesitationl: Y0n. IMI,DY AGAIN. llill tin :1n mulcrtuncl- W'h:1t the F- is he trying to do? Baldy tut thc b0:11'1ll-3'llc! 110.! Mr. ley, 1 21m not only trying, I am doing it. ' Baldy tsmnc tinic aftcr'anlncss you are right, Mr. VVrzly.U DICACON FJVNNKS. Conklin asks Deacon to explain how to draw :1 diagram showing how to reverse :1 series motor. Deacon looks wise and calls 011 Smith to explain his work. A DAY GLASS. Dempsey tin recitation on lcnscsl:llDr., what's the dif- ference between :1 day glass and :1 night glass P' Lordy-C:1nnnt say, Mr. Dempsey, unless :1 day glass in- terferes more with :1 man's business than :1 night glass. AN IMAGE. Lortly: W'h:1t is :1n image, Mr. Long ? 1:011gi'l'llakc SUHIC clay, fm'm it in the shape of Gen. Grant and you have :m inmgcf'l Poppy Gill wundcrs what kind of :1 tree llzn'ry john Stump will lie whcn he grows up. ll. C. R. R. CHANGE IN SCHEDULE. 0n and after Feb. 4th. the train leaving State College at 12 31., will leave :1t 11 :50. WHY DAVE FLI'NKED PHYSICS. .l .01 dy- M11 Russell. :lclinc :1 vacuum. Dave thcsitzltcs :1 momentl- XVuit :1 minute, 1 can tell you. It's in my head, hutv DR. STECKHR 1N COLLEGE ALGEBRA. Whose problem is this? . Williams, '08: Minc. Dr. S. t1vriting Mi11c mi thc lmzmlil-llNow lMinc' may explain. LA VIE 317 Knocking. There is :1 little hummer That hits thing's 1m the head And touches all ynur w -:1k spots And .smnclimcs nmkcs you dread That all your tender secrets, Aml all your foolish ways Vil1 be found nut by its knocking And exposed to public gaze. Has his hammer up his slu-vc Your hcxx frimul hcrc iu collcg': At cvcry chance he'll use it Vithuut asking my ynur lrnvu And smm-tinu-s tn :1 m-cd That hummer he'll pass 011 Fis thou ynu'd host bc mindful To let the lass ulnnc. Unless Iwrchzmcc ynur tlcur kind friend Entrustul 10 your cnrc Anolllcr littlc hzunmcr XK'ith which m knock the fair. For cxtcmlummmus speaking Has no parallel, I trow XVilh two hzmmu-rs that kccp knocking At ouch uthor sur- :uul slnw. 318 PENNSYLVANIA STATIC COLLEGE Gulliverls Travels. A Visit to Topsy-Turvey Land. 3333!! O doubt most people have read previous accounts of my travels, but I regret to say that they are somewhat incomplete and will endeavor to make up for it by telling of a trip I made some time after my visit to Lilliput. The affair began by my getting acquainted with Hans Schmidt, who was interested in an aerial navigation company. Being of an ad- venturous disposition I agreed to go along with him on his first trip. When the machine was tried it worked admirably, t0 the surprise of both Hans and myself. and soon we found ourselves soaring in mid air at a terrible speed. Hans was delighted and pointed out all the places he knew as we passed them. We came to a place that even from such a great height looked entirely different from anything I had ever seen before. This, he told me, was Topsy-anvey land. I became intensely interested and when I suggested seeing the place, he immedi- ately assented, sayingr that he hoped to get some new ideas here. He slowed up his machine and soon We found ourselves in a town called llellefonte, which was noted for being the terminus of a magnificent and beautiful railroad. called the Hellefonte Central. When we had heard more of its grandeur we resolved to take a trip on it. and even now in my old age the pleasant memories of that de- lightful ride still cling to me. The cars were veritable palaces and the motion was the steailiest I ever experienced. I was told that the rails Were so firmly fastened to the ties that even a strong,r man could not have torn them up. My sadness when I found that the journey was over was inexpressible. XVe alighted at a village ealletl State College, and Hans took me first to the Engineering build- ing of the college. Here I left him and resolved to get acquainted as best I could. The first place I struck was the office of the Mechanical Engineering department. Before the desk stood a man. I heard alluded to as che Ike. He was a mag- nitieent picture of bristling dignity. but as the freshman in the chair back of the thSk hegan to speak to him. this look vanished. The freshman calmly began to envelope him in the retltlest of red tape and the lkels distress increased with each yard. Vthn the freshman was through he dismissed the Ike. telling him that he would have to see several more freshmen and return with at least twelve times LA HF. 319 as much red tape before his case would even be considered. I then went out into the hall to look for more professors. There I met a senior and he took me into the Civil Engineering omce, where I met two professors. These men taught applied mechanics in addition to other things. The elder, who never tried to atTect any dignity was really an excellent excuse for whiskered manhood,--the whiskers Were the greater part of the excuse but his reputation as an instructor was beyond reproach. His methods and ability were so superior that he was never known to flunk a single man. The other was noted for his lack of gab and his great knowledge of applied mechanics. The Civils thought so much of him that they used his name to ornament the ending of their yells. The next professor I met vas Price, whose remarkable and never failing memory secured for him the job of going around to see that the other professors did not forget to go to their classes. After leaving,r the Engineeringr lmilding I went to the Main Building, where I soon met Jack Leete who was taking life easy, loafing in his office. I inquired as to his duties and he looked at me straight through his glasses and told me that all he had to do was to send out thinks and there were so few of these that he had a grand cinch of it. The next professor I met in this building was Archibald Reginald Algernon Ratio Maximillion Cynoeephalus Bahnin lluntzherger Squint, associate professor of mathematics. I went into his Class room and watched him teach. His majestic countenance was an inspiration itself in its solemn grandeur which was increased by the profusion of his hair. Occasionally one of the rude students would disturb the solemnity of the occasion by bursting out uhe he. On the whole it appeared to me that the class was a bunch of freaks, for if the professor failed to laugh at any of their jokes he at once lost his drag with them. One of them tried to explain something;r but was constantly forced to look at his book to see if he was right. I soon discovered that the professor taught them so much that their heads were unable to carry it all. My next experience was in the Chemistry Building. Upon entering here my attention was suddenly attracted by sullen roars. proceedingr from above. I .soon found the place and discovered a freshman roaring, shouting,r in the most terrific manner at a man who was designated as Swamp. The trouble was caused by Swamp's having accidentally dissolved his brains in three cubic centimeters of nitric acid. The freshman had found it out and in his rage yelled at his quaking victim: Io get ten of them. But. try as he would, the unfortunate man was unahle to do it. The attitude of the freshman struck me as peculiar and. after making,r further inquiries, I learned that he was afflicted with a peculiar disease called I'Swamlmsis eontagiosa. It attacked those who were exposed to the in- 320 PEN N SYLV AN l A STAT E Ct NJ 'liGE fluence of the chemistry building any length of time. The victim became of an extremely sullen temperament and was utterly unable to control his temper, to which he would give vent in the most fearful bellows and roars. All his wants were increased tenfold aml he expected every man to do the work of ten. The next tlay I expressed a desire to become more familiar with some of the students aml asked questions concerningr some of those whom I saw. My attention was drawn one day by the sight of a long. thin, light-hairetl fellow, who seemed to be wobhling, but I was told that he was really walking and had a great repu- tation as a master of ten's art. I inquired further about him and learned a num- ber of very interesting facts. He was the ideal college man of his class and it i 'as th . aim of every one else to be like him. lle was also the happiest and most contented man in his class. but then he had reason to be, for he enjoyed the con- fidence of everyont and was always consulted about class attairs, in which he took a very active part. There was a certain ring which made many attempts to wrest his power from him. but he had too great a hold upon the respect of his Classmates. and the ring was beaten, which made its members very much sour- balletl. But he bore his triumph modestly and entertained no grudge or bad feel- ings against the ring. His prominence was not due to his aspiringr to be great, but was forced upon him by those who recognized his ability. lle also enjoyed a fat drag with the faculty, although he was never guilty of working for it. The next one who attracted my attention x 'as a fellow with a very pale and blood- less countenance but an extremely masculine and forceful expression. I learned that he was noted for his maturity of mind and his utter freedom from babyish- ncss. He never rejoiced in the downfall of his neighbors and consequently was sternly opposed to the practice of tripping one's fellow-stmlents and gaining for oneself the increased admiration and respect which comes to those who are suc- cessful in causing another to fall. lle had no patience with those who aspired to be at the head of the brain trust, which caused the aspirer to seek to secure a monopoly by trippingr his competitors. in order to knock their brains out. I noticed that he had very large fingers and on one he wore a ring. It had been given to him by a girl aml his fingers were so much too large for it that it was utterly impossible for him to lose it. lle carried under his arm a book on which I could see the two initials C. 1K, which 1 was told, in Aant chemically pure. At this point I noticed an absent minded looking fellow turning a corner and as he suddenly came face to face with a retl-cheeked young girl he promptly braced himself as if to avoid being tripped. llut he soon recovered his presence of mind and walked away in confusion. The next wonder I met possessed a remarkable LA X'llii 321 gait. the grandeur and grace of which was not at all lilv a huge pumpkin rollingr down a hill. The. hmly was not very pomlerons and as the day was stormy l could not at first se' any head. he'anse 0f the dense mist. I inquired about this and learnetl that he was of a very modest and hnmhle disposition and that his extreme humility had caused his heatl to shrink until there was almost nothing left of it. I noticed that his nose x 'as long;r and sharp. tlllC to the fact that he never poked it into any one's else lmsiness. just below the nose was a small opening from which occasionally issued powerful blasts of Cllltl air. He was possessed of i'enuirkahle powers lint his modesty prevented him from exhibiting them. lIe was regarded as a truly wonderful man by every one but himself and was ah- solutely the only man who CUUltl show up well in his class without ever looking at a hook, but his innate hatred of showing off his own powers prevented him from boasting about this most :uhnirahle attribute of greatness and nobility. tllloor fellow, I thought, ttif his griatness never becomes known it is his own fault. Some people took advantage of him shamefully. lie was especially the victim of those who thought they knew it all aml could not restrain their over- powering desire to tell others how to do things. There was hardly a minute of his life that someone was not butting in and telling him how to do things which were none of the nietltllerls business. The next peculiar specimen I encountered was a mechanical engineer whose saintliness was indicated by his heing named for one of the apostles. He was standing in the hall of the second floor of the Engineering Building. the very picture of innocence, when suddenly the door of room 21, in which Rachel had a class. broke loose from its hinges and running up to him, administered seve'al severe kicks. then 7111 away aml hid itself from sight. The fellows face which i'as handsome, although he appeared utterly un- conscious of it. attracted me antl l was eager to know more about him. I learned that he was the model of virtue of the Mechanical section and no one ever thought of regarding him as a grind. A few days afterwards as l was takingsr a walk in the country I came to a lieltl where a farmer was tilling the soil. lle hail riady for service all his implements. including; plows, harrows, zl'ags. rollers, etc. l stopped and he began to talk with me. la a few moments I saw the fellow whom the tloor hatl kicked, coming down the roatl. When he was within about twenty yards one of the drags suddenly pinned him to the ground. then after examining him carefully it threw him from it with a loud cry of disgust. I soon found out the reason for this from the nnunhlings of the drag. It had taken him for a greasy grind aml wanted to use him to grease its bottom surface so as to be able to slide along more easily and glory over the eineh it was enjoying and the ad- 32: l'JCNNSYJA'AwXNIh'X STATIC CUHJCGE vantages it enjoyed, compared to the other drugs, whom it regarded as fools. 1. next saw the victim of this episode in Dynmnos. Here he szs the embodiment of studious zeal and eagerness whcn the instructor's back was turned, but us soon as he looked around toward him he would throw chalk in the most furious man- ner. Such openness and contempt for pulls I had never witnessed in 2111 my life. But I was beginning to long for :mnlhcr ride on that mugniliccnt railrozul and Hans was thoroughly tilled with knowledge from Pccny so we decided to rc- turn to Bellefontc. From there our return home was in the same manner as our journey thither, and 1 once more tried to settle down to a quiet life. $$$$$in LA X7113 Prim- tin tlyuamost Mr. Noss. What was thc tllleliull? Noss-hl don't know what the question was professor. but I know that 1 can't answer it. FRICSHMAN IN BUSINESS OFFICE. Miss 'lihompson-You arc a new man, are you not? lh'cshmaik-iVL-l1- a not - a a- very .. o- a now, I'm twenty- thrcc. MACHINE DESIGN. Ritchcy- Atlht-sivu is sticking together and cohesive is' pulling apart. QUAN' iITATI VIC. liarhcy and two otht-r Sophomores go to Tuttlc's ol'tit'c after the t-xamination in quantitative to get their tilah books. Tuttlc Hooking upi-Gvnllc1m-n, if you wish to tutor. conic around after suppvr. EXACTLY SO. Prof. Javksou-Mr. Martin, of what is wrought iron composed? Marliuol don't know, exactly. but them is iron in it. BUSTER. 'liawncymlxt me give you my last jokc. I'ItlitoroYou may if it rcaliy is. SLEIGH RIDIC. BruwstcraHcckcrt was out sleigh ridim,r last night until .2 A. M. Fritlya'lihat was prctty hard on the sh-igh. hicwstcroUh. no. He was only in thy sleigh ahout onv-fourth of the time. NOISY. Glct- Chlhwliawson. has a powerful voicc. Urchmtra-Uh yt-s. it was hcartl even as far as Lock Haven. QUERY. Hays-l wondcr why so many of the matters around here are so prospcrous. Ilcckathornoliidn't you ever hear that God helps him who helps himself. METALLURGY. Baiuhridgc-XYhat is a downcomcr? $113110erth lik' scatTohl breaks at the ninth story, the workmen on this scaffold arc callctl downmmcrs. Freshman in freehand drawing asks what he is to draw. 324 PENNSYLVANIA S'ITVFIC COLLEGE Miss Man'x-ly l guess you'd holler mkc a brace nch Miss Simmons asks fur examples Hf cngnulc :lccusulivc. Answcr hmp the lump. Shunt lllc chutes. Ryan '08 trunslnu-s fmm 1hr Gvrnmnr- llur :llzllmstcr checks glL-nnn-xl brightly :lhm'c hcr pure whilc ln'mv. Miss Simnumsh'WYhzu kiml nf dL'le'lllNl muitlvn arc vnu talking :ulmul : Nm'. 3111. 1905. Harry julm Slump Hunks 1mlilicul SMUUTI l. llcckzlllmrnc talks to me Iihrurizm while hl' mukcs out :1 stuck pcrmit then puts the lilwzu'izm's pcncil in his pnckct and walks away Tl IAT BROOM FACTORY? Can 31le lcll us why Junior Cmnphull and Phil Pnrlrulg'c knocked 3 :II the tlnnr of n hmum factory fur two hours :11 lhc limo nf our fn-slnnnn hanqlm ul Villinmspnrl? HUGS. Arnuld carefully explains that wlnm hc pmpnsctl mulnls for tho athlvtic mm. 110 did nut mean the right to wmll' them- mmluls should lwcmm- hcrwlitnry. Ask H hlgs what 116 man lluntcr '07 ICIIS chmn lhnl imluccd If. M. F. travels in the same I In athletic meeting Bugs' dircclion us :1 right hnmlul screw driver. I Gravy tin physical lth-J'Chcmists. Huh! Sit and watch :1 pot I 'HdL OMlNL-X R. Cnsscl Zin AppliedFJVVlmt is this Grcck Ivttcr? Slmnuck Hrmn MussJ thm-gu-r. Cnssul- le Onwguwr equal. clc. IN BOILERS Kuuy- Mr. York's. hnw arc dwsc boilers suslwmlcd? Vu'ks-VJWVhy-cr-hy hunks nml-cr c vcs. A KILLER Hugs Surfucc- Why :1 drnp of this on your tongue will kill a dogf' , Millcr-Thut mismkv of yours is getting m hr 11 standing jukc. Rudder Ulnh-fullH-J'lt certainly isn't 21 moving one; it has been on four weeks and has not Inuvml a particle. The La Vic submitted questions 10 the members of the class and received the following replies. Question-What has been your chief mainstay in keeping body and soul together ? Shredded W'hcnt. Cluugh. Grape Nuts Hiruin fomLk-Ruincy. Pork chupSr-Hnbcuclx'. ' Anti filtr-King. Two rolls :11 supper and :1 roll 0n the nml :1flvrw:mls-Kunkle. I refer your question tn the cook-Grcgg. Liquid zlir thcrmo1i1w. Chunks uf steak and gasoline, Buttermilk :md em-Hish hull, Liver and gravy and 111m ain't all. -A---deZ:u'VL-y. Question-Why did you ever land here? To keep from taking ticks off the telegraph wirc.-Ix'ichzlrt. To run :1 laundrwacWiliinms. T0 lend a simple lift-King. .I wanted to bc near 111C buds, lhv Hnwvrs, and tho bcCSw-untl to hear the bubbling brook dash o'er the pebbles on its way lo the SHL-JJHIC. Hcczmsc I had a longing 1n butt out of society:llcckcrl. 'I lzwcn't :my I'cum11.-Groff. 326 PEN N SYLV A N IA STATE COLLEGE Question-What improvement would you suggest for the welfare of the college? A folding bed in each student's room so that he might fool the chp on special occzlshmRAIoung. One thousand coocdsr-Millcr. An elevator in the main building so that one could get up in the morning in time for b1'02lkf215t.-llllSSiIlil. A shipment of a few old fossils from this institution to the museum of curios, in New York CityAMcGill. A method of working nApplied problems without the use of XchryAs slide milanAAVI-ny. A lot of Profs of Jack Lcct's cnliln'cr-Pricc. A genius to solve 'chny's curd systcm.--AlcCrory. A new set of voices to replace the cracked ones in thc choir.-Montz. QuestionA-Why do you grind ? T0 nl;1kL- A good shmvingACmIklin. I don t grind. Some day I will take time to look at :1 book so that I may know where the lesson lwgins.-Ruincy. Because I am compelled to do so in order to maintain my regular standing:- Veenscholcn. To keep uhm'c grmlu-Fridy. Hccuusc I wish to keep thc train of thought in motion.-R. Stcigcrwzllt. QuestionAWhat has been your most pleasant hour here ? 'JAhongllls of vacation.-Fridy. Ridingr the ponies. Partridge. AYriting letters to my quccnf-lirewstcr. Lincoln's birthday hm workA-wNiclx'. Winning n debataASmhl. Knowing I am :1 Junior 0rntoszAtlnms. Haven't 11ml :my worth moi1tioninngCuughcy. Hcing on the La Vic Imzml without doing :my workr-anney. Question-What has been your most unpleasant experience ? Hcing caught in the act of raisingr rough housc.-Hcv:m. Listening to the choir singing; classical music pitched up to the fifteenth story. --Dick. m VII: 32; Hearing Conklin sing HXthn the sunset: turns the ocean blue to Gold. -- Snyder. Studying: valve gezll's.el land. An afternoon tea with the femmes. llztvei'stiek. Working at high pressure on this La Vie 11ml then being called down by the editor because 1 failed to huml in my worlxz-Cnhen. Tryingr to rnbe :1 drove of pigs by feeding them suw-clust as a substitute for breakfast food..-G00dling. Question-What is the meanest thing you have heard since your arrival? Some one knocking the bull teztmpeMuson. Being ordered to tutor in math.-4hmkle. The mean average.--Brcslin. Any laundry t0-night.-Jirzuly. Some person telling how uPops Eomllingr lost his hornr-Gmt'f. The sound of the inspection bell on Sunday morning. Fallon. Hearing that the Agricultural department takes the bees south in winter so that they will work three hundred and sixty-fivc and a quarter days per year.- Eekert. The artist who drew my cartoon in this La Vie. Dodge. Question-What is your usual hour of rising ? 1 generally get up after 1 am :1wuke.-Gernum. About two minutes of eight thus being compelled to run to chapel. Barnett I get up about seven o'clock each morning but am thrown down by the profs on 2111 average of four times per dzty.-Gilmore. 1 am :1 Rip Van Winkle and so refuse to answer this question. My girl might read it in the La Vic and throw me overboardr-lleckert. Late to bed, early to rise Makes me a grind Of remarkable sizc. -I'lersh. Question-How do you enjoy Sunday chapel ? The state of my feelings would make :1 bad impression on the readers of this bookr-Laird. 323 PEN NSYLVAN l A STATIC COLLEGE I'm in the Choir, 1 have t0.-P:1ttcrsnn. I refuse to unswcr.h-J.citzcll. If my slumhcrs are not inturruptml by an unusual occurrence. Noss. I thoroughly enjoy the prcnching of the gospel on Sunday Mnrning.-4x'ich:lrt. Question-What is your favorite study here ? Space docs not permit me to cmnncratc the list uf my favorite studies:- Slater. How to get cxcuscd from :15 many classes as I czm without being tier.$ Griffin. Drawing,r cartoons which knock my fellow ClitSSlHCIL-wQ. H. Martin. Poultry raising without the aid of a dark hmtrcn.--tY211kcr. Plotting personal equations of some of the most popular professors connected with this institutinthtzmd. How to construct :1 miniature power plant in the bottom of u trunkr-Shm- maker. Huvent :my Loose. Question-Who is the most important man connected with the college ? Modesty forbids mo nmking public my thnnghts:-Hcvan. Pun Ruincy since the l'rcx has been in California. Miller. Avnir Du Ibis and King,, cannot decide this hnpurtunt question.hLomis. Driver of the mail wagon.-Bcckcrt. The head official of thc trust.hthntzcl. I have made three choices Ht Dr. lhtckhunt, tzt Professor Huckhout. t3t Hilly Bnckhont.-W'intcr. Question--What do you expect to do after you graduate? To got married immediately if not hcforcr-ltarnclt. Making an impression on the world by falling from a telegraph pnlc.-Smith. Refuse positions OHCl'Ctl by Carnegie. Rockefeller. j. P. Morgan. Frick and other financial men of the countryhlx'aincy. I expect to set the World zthrc after some one has cut the wmnl.hYm-ks. Anything except :1 position as mzmugcr of 1m :mnnuLthmt. g...t A M-.. .ij LA Vlli 329 ttLordyls Model Class, the Junior Civils. AY, fellows, who else is below grade in this stuff? said Dan Gift to the crowd of llttotthrh-house Civils. as the bunch were slowly moving toward l'Lortly's Lab. from chapel, A chorus of UPS and Me's showed that nearly everyone had been remembered in flack Lecte's monthly epistles, and inspection showed that only ltRetl'l Conklin. HSunny Jim Caughey, and l'C'A Graham were lucky enough to have escaped. Just then Sleepy Swenk came rolling across the campus rubbing his eyes sleepily and wondering,r why eight o'clock comes so early in the morning. uHOW about you Sleepy? Caught an llilf' growled Sleepy, Hand itls up to us to show Lordy', that we're still in the ring. HLt-tis go in in alphabetical order and hav ' a grand march for a startcrf, suggested someone. HDon't forget to put your feet up on the seat in front. said another, aml then the procession started; and all filed slowly into the lecture room. and all remained standing at attention until Ed Lenker, the last man in, rapped 0n the back of the seat; and then as one man they all sat down and raised their feet to the back of the seat directly in font of them. The ttDoctor looked surprised. then pained, then stern, and, slowly walkingr t0 the front of the room, waved his ttsouth-paw over the offending feet, which came down together with a crash that threw the belt off from HLordy'sl' sun engine. Immediately the fellows began to go forward to ask the Doctor how they happened to be below grade, trying to convince him that all of them deserved ts at least. Say. lDoctorC how about my grade? spoke tlJimmy Long, thine was marked '13'. Does that mean excellent ? ltGentlemen, gentlemen, If anyone wishes to ask 111' about his this discussion must cease, said ' Lortly. grade, he may come to me after class. Give attention to the lesson. Mr. Couklin discuss UAbbe's Sine Law and show how it applies in the correction of a plano- convex lens for spherical and chromatic abbe'ation and astigmatism, when the 'ays from the illuminated botly ttavel through the luminiferous ethe' at the rate of 300,000,000 meters per second. Red rattles off every word in the chapter and makes three tens without taking a breath. Mr. Long, what is an image ?'l aeketl the Doctor. XVeIl, tDoctorQ if a lump of clay were moulded into a likeness of General Grant, that would be an image. 330 max Nsymzxxn STATE COLLEGE . n HSit downf ordered itLOrdy. just then, Lordy caught Schnitzel Snyder iu the act of poking Casscl in the back with a six foot p010. HAII'. Snyder. I cannot tolerate this. Remain after class: T wish to speak with you. Then up spoke Sunny Jim Caughcy: plishetl much. in your opinion. in the way of scientific discovery? uan-uah, I guess that Edison joke is about played out, said Lordy. just then the wave t'ains pmthlccd by a subdued t' H humming: of voices hit tho scmitivc part of ttLordyis good car. and up went his hand in protest. Coutlmucuranl I talking to Juniors? There seems to bc a tendency to disorder here. and you should eutltavor to quell it. A chorus shouted. uIt's ttRcd Conklin'L-ttNo it's hPiggy B;1inbt'idgc.-- - Say, tDoCC shall we throw them out? -- n Say. tDOctor' has Edison accom- 3! Dave Gilmore is the guilty mic. HHonk! Honk! Turn to the right. At last order was rcstorcd. Say. tDncf if a follow should get in the way of a wave train would it run over him and injure him any? asked Mother Shank with his most innocent look. ttLordy was disgusted. but he had 110 0p- pnrtuuity t0 rebuke the offender, for Kerr asked him about the uses of the sun's rays as a source of cncrgy, and the Doctor 1051 himself in a ten minutes dis- cussion of his suu-cnginc. HCupid Hitler suddenly grabbed Sunny Jim's hat. swung: it far over mrdy's head. behind the desk. Caughcy followed it and picked it up. Mr. Caughcy what--what are you doing? utYhy. thoctmf smnwuc threw my hat up here. t'You should have left it there uutii the CIUs'C of the period, said Lnnly, as near to a rage as was possible with him. hl'vt a great notion to eject you from the building! Hut hSunuy had the hat. Questions pertinent and impertiucnt, followed in rapid succession and the Doctor had his hamls full. At 8:45 the hell on the town sclmol-housc rang out and ttLortly x '21s so Hustcrcd that he thought that the period was ended. For the next lesson take tiftccn pagcs-iuclusivc, said hLordyf' and im- nmliatcly a storm of protests ar11sc-- Oh. tDoctorf that's tou much. -3'XVhat do you think we are ? a'tThis stuff is hard, tDocT'w-but the. desire to get out was greater than the desire for a shorter lesson for the next time. and a rush for the door ended one of the Civil's most pl 1.11sumble rccitations. LA V11? 33' A Psalm to Flunks. Tull me not in thinks mitmimln-n-d, That you got u dirty dull. For the man is llHUlnCd whu slumhL-rcd And did nut hit applied with 7.0.11. Trust no luck hmwwr ph'usunt, Thinking it will bringr :1 C. Criml. griml in the living present. Or you're sun- to catch an E. Xth Applivd is pnssml in t'Ill'llUSt Comes. Materialsihot stuff nlhistcr's tunic, to uDuster turnvst. Thou who Invest profs tn ruugh. in the thinking prufs pzu'mlc lim- Hi :1 hvm :11 the biz; if they rise :lhm'c the grade lim- Nip them with an awful quiz. iiNnt to truth tlu-m hut to think them. Is our prufvssnrs aim and way: SCA' that mvh tn-mnrrow's sunk iilk'lll irzuh-tl inwcr thzm tnqlny. Flunks are out and thinks are thing And Jack Lcctc. though stout nml hravc, Still may hm! his job tun trying Sending thinks to every knnn: SUHIC who follow Jack's cxnmplc, Arvin! SH shrewd at this grunt game, For Hut Air smm gut :1 sample 0f iic'rcc wrath when hc sought fame. Names of suvh mics just rcmintl us th can make nurs i'lih-imis too, If we h't exam time find us iVith llt'lllWS fur just a few. PICK NSYIA'AX l A S'l -Vl l . Cl N.IJCGIC Lct 115 then bc up and surilmling HluL- bunks with nur pcncils blue, And if :my gm to quibhling lx'c-cxzmls shall lhvy Hunk too. If the world's full 411' vmulntiun, And I should dccrcusu my zeal, It may 1:;ch its admiration To a higgur hiccc uf vcul. 14v! 115 lcll you in full frnnknvss That your fours arc nf no 1150, That the world in all its rnnkncss Can nu higgL-r picn- produce. LA VHC 333 Mdlvccn-w Tnu'cssm', du you use dogwood for llu: lmrqnc? HARD LL'CK. Tho lkc- Mr. Mcllvccn. you Imu- smm- freshman fru-lmntl tlrzming buck. Muc-W ih, SM 1TH WAXICS FACICTH H'SA Doc. M'Vcry4wz'hcrc was the lericl Coll liw'sl lmwl? B. A. Smitthln the Lion's tlcn, I suppose. AD. Lost. :1 boiler. signuH Gunklc. PAWL'S GRAMMAR. llztvcrstick Hn llytlrzmlicH- Hy the law Hf vunsccmtiun of energy those two equations are equal. PUPPY HHU UHQS PM WK N15 Poppy Lawrence Un Ilydl'zlulics l 11c wutm' Hows uvcr thc whole dam length. 1 lot Air-JWVhy wzls l'hilip Augustus so n:nnml? Fry. 'OB-JWicczmsc he was born in thc mnnth Hf Xugusl. Cusscl, '07 Mn physical Ith Wthrc is that yunl slick ? Gruvy-JKJh ! M y ! TIIIC GAME 01: Cl IAXHC. '.1 1101111 3011-' 1lczuls 1 win. Huh, mils yuu lust. Mb as a result, walks hack :1 mile 0r so :lfu-r lhc forgotten cunts. CNYI HQR. 3011cdict Homing class nlplmlwticullyFJWHIIH, lircwstcr, Cunklin, Snyder. Snylcr- llow do you spell my name. pmfcssur. Cnydcr? chmlict If you don't like your scat-mutsidc. H'Iorul cull not your tcnchcr 'lx achcl.U FIRST AID TU 'Tllli ICNt WANT. Applied Something in which Hunks Cunccul thcmsclvcs under an assumed name. JEIuFf Uchcrrcd 10 iill' Gcmmnj Hrass- Soc lleckathorncj 334 PliNNSYlAlANL-t STA'lllC COLLEGE Butt-iueFor :1 complete dclinitiou see Vuu Swearingen. Buttcrmilk-quuls otlf freshmen, not for thc :unuscmcnt of children. ChemistryeWherc freshmen demonstrate the fact that they know more than God Almighty. Ciuehw-chut some people say every one else has. Coi-etleCau't be thllnCtl. Find out for yourself. CollegizmelVeekly :ulvertiser for the State College department stores. CrihhiugesX game of chance. You ezm erih or you can't, You will or you wont, You'll be caught if you do, You may tlunk if you don't. Cut-wt little too much euttingr is a dangerous thing. Drug-u'llhe effect of the judicious use of the tally stick. N. ILeA drug in time may save some llunks. lixuuLeA great horse show. ExcessetSL-e division ollieerj FluukitiseA disease which attacks the student body several times :1 year. When eases of lluukitis heeome ehrouie the best known remedy is the amputation of the ulllietexl member. GrimletSee Stumpy Guard iluty-A good occupation for u somuzunhulist. Honor systemelhs ile leur Rhone que nous. llot uir-l'lighly heated atmosphere that will not raise grades. Ln Vie-A publication for the beuelit of knockers. Modellc-Any frcslmiau can tell you what it is. Nervc-The names of the State College nerve specialists would make too long :1 list to publish here. The list zuul :my information about the subject of nerve will be supplied by 17. Ruiney and A. Harper. Re-exzuu-Rcmedy f0' :1 mild attack of tluukitis. Ruhew-A tax on the ingenuity of freshmen and the patience of sophomores. Sourbnllede 'Tis szul, itis szul, And oh, how bitter. To wait for a girl Aml then not git her. tbeeuusc some other fellow iSIft as slow as you zu'eJ LA V I 17. 335 Spoutsisiiouts, likc trmlitinns. are handed down fmm class 10 class Hhcy can be made as good as new by the usc 0f :1 fcw new mugnziw :ii'ticlch SwampiA person whu insists that 1110 hmmr of milking the laws of chem- istry must be given to Providence. TapciThc only variety that occurs in this vicinity is l'Ul. iXScc the 11v and get zmytliinfr more dctinitc if you canj Trig-Sulicrstitious people bclicvc in signs and tokens. Trig touches wise freshmen to believe in sinus and cosincs. charyiUnc 0f the species of bacteria that causes tiiSCIlSC and destruction among the engineers. 330 PENNSYLVANIA STATIC COLLEGE Lament of the Victim. Hrukc, hmkc. hmku. In this wurld so CHM and blue; Aml l wnuhl i'OM Nick himsclf Ilml lhv hills Ihzu arc wining iluc. Oh well fur the milliunuirc tho ritlcs in his auto car, iVilh m-vvr :1 thuugln uf going hmkv His pleasure in lifc 10 mar. Hut lhc :llllu stups with n Ul'IlSll At thv font of u sump inchmu And the millinnnirc's hcml is hrukc; His fllll' is wnrsc than minc. Hmkc, hi'oku. hmkc. Sud vumlilinn in which In hr, H111 lhc mcllow clink of thc gultl that is spent Still L-chm's hack to me. Oft in the Chilly Night. Oil in ihc chilly night, lire shunhvra chain 11ml lmllnll Inc. The Sulihomnrcs with thcir light Thin puddles stuml around mv; Thc song's. tho spurts, 'mid Sophmnorc shunts, 'lillc wards of love then spukcn Tu 1hl' moon, and 10 the tune 0f puddles ozikcn. Thus in the chilly night lire shimlwr's chain hzul humid me, The Snphmnm'cs with their light Thin pzulillcs 510ml :imuml IHL'. LA VIE 337 Well 1 rcmcmhcr all The Frvshmcn musswl togmhvr, Thzu with me helped to haul, Tho Sophs in autumn wcathcr. And then thc trip made :111 alum; With wagon gears m haul it. To Swnmp's nhmlc, for :1 load Of H S :15 chcmists cull it. Thus in the chilly night. Ere slumhcrs chain hml hound mm The Sophmnm'cs with their light Thin pzuhlh-s slum! uruund 111:: 338 l thN N S Yl NAN l A STATE COLLEGE ADICNA 0.. Jumiwtgos. tSlfl by wirelessJ Tu Tm: 1907 LA Ync Imlma DEAR SIRS: Jill? miners wt '06 and '07 went into camp here to-day. Arriving at Adena after trials and tribulations too numerous to mention here. We were travelling in all expectation 0n the famous Wabash Railroad when. much to the surprise of all. the train started across a held. This evi- dently was the cue for a little exercise. so the fellows immediately got out their base hall gloves aml started in to play a game of ball. in order to get in shape for the. Adena team. By way of parenthesis I might add that we were afterxx'artls ignmniniously defeated by that team several times. We were honored by havingr The Honorable John XVilson Bartlett, A.B., Colby, in our party. His failing for the feminine sex prompted him to take a shave while we were encampcd out on the banks of the Wabash, and his attention to several ladies at the hotel afterwards would make a volume in itself. Adena was finally r iaehed and we were met at the station by Gus Ramsey, the proprietor of the hotel of the same name. He assured us that there was plenty to eat and ten gallons of lemonade waiting,r for us, so we did not tarry very long in making up thfCITCtl grades in eating practicum. XVe were then informed that a box social was going to be held in the ULittle Red School House that evening. SO Bartlett and Monty. started on a dead run for the scene of action in order to get the prettiest girl in the village for the dance which was to come later. Of course Montz won by paying $1.50 for a box, which upon investigation was found to contain what was left over from our supper a little while before. we saw that we were up against ilFl'CllZiCtl Finance and the graft game, so decided to take things as they came the next couple of weeks. The dance was a success in every respect. The orchestra. the best in the town, under the leadership of Deike tState '09 played in excellent form, and when the home waltz was ended seven couples present voted it the grandest social success of the. season. Leaving the social side of this trip we come now to the experiences in the line of work originally intended. Due to the fact that the schedule was run on fast time, it was necessary to tutor every day to keep up to the order of movement. First we inspected the plant, then Zern assigned the several instruments for the initial work of the proposed mining survey. Breslin, always ready, helped Zem transfer a transit point from the roof to the center block on the rail at the pit mouth. The latter worked two hours to find the point LA HE 339 and then Hreslin put the blocks in his pocket. Zorn decided that it was time for dinner. lVe had several characters in the party. Deysher, the Dutchman from Berks Co., who was always longing to be back in Pennsylvania when the miners would blast, and Pop Gunkle who sought turningr points at the blacksmith shop, in vain. At this point there was a cry and upon investigation it was found that Montz had gotten his feet wet. Isle was afterwards always found absent when we were working underground. Mahafl'ey and Reid, two of the most promising engineers, arrived a couple of days late and were immediately turned loose in the mine to catch up to the point to which we had so rapidly progressed. A little recreation was in order so we took passage to New Athens to witness a game of ball between Adena and Franklin College. Supported by our cheers, Adena won by a wide nmrgin. After the contest the manager of the defeated team took advantage of an opportunity to apologize for the whole team and their playing. XVe returned home by boat because a sudden cloud burst deluged the place. Then all settled down for the next few days to finish our allotted tasks. During the last week we inspected the neighboring mines, and Clay took occasion to supply the strikers at Ramseyville with cigars. In the evenings the Hitlincr's Home Sweet Home was sung by the quartette, Bailey, Smith, Dimelow, and Thompson. Caswell would oftentimes leave the bunch for the company of one of the fair maidens at the hotel. It is needless to say that his drag at mealtime was unparalleled. As for Glenn he was ever promi- nent by his absence when any of the girls were around. From all reports there have been several battles fought by Uncle Sam; Hulings by the side of the minister's daughter and Garrett by his strike on the girl in the adjoining mining camp. McGee was under suspicion on account of his trips to Steubenville and always being late for work on Monday morning. I have taken more space than I intended to, but thought that it would be well to let you know of the fine trip, and the cordial way in which the boys were enter- tained by Gus Ramsey at Adena, Ohio. Respectfully, MK. 340 PEN N SYLVAN I IV S'IXXTIE Ct HJJEGE The Great Debate KTaken from the 1913 La Viei iLess than six years have passed since the happenings of the incidents related in this article ; but so soon docs college history become forgotten that we have deemed it advisable to secure from a member of the famous of 1907 a short accountof one of me most interesting events in the history of 't01d State. 1 HERE had for some yxars been a slight coolness, due no doubt to pro- fessional j talonsy. in the relations between Dr. Marsh and Prof. Talker; but the actual origin of what has been appropriately named The Great liiehate lay in a statement made by Professor Talker in his Class in hydraulics. Said he: UThis statement at the head of page is incorrect; there is no such thing as surface tension on water. All the effects which are eonnnonly attributed to such a cause can he readily accounted for by the phenonema of capillary att-aetion. With due respect the class noted down his statement, and, the period hennar up, were excused. By a peculiar coincidence, Dr. Marsh, to whom the Class recited next, had oceasinn that day to speak on the same subject. His exact words were as follows: Upon the surface of water at rest there is what might be called a skin. or :1 condition of surface tension. Although naturally much perplexed by these eontradietmw teachings, the fear which the gr tat man had instilled in their hearts as freshmen was still too strong to permit of their questioning his assertion. and. apparently. they accepted it in silence. The next day. however. when the same seetiun was reciting tn Professor 'lialker and the usual question was asked as to whether there were not some points that the class would like to hear explained, :1 daring fellow said: ttlh'ofessor, Dr. Marsh told us yesterday that there is :1 surface tension on water: that he has measured it and that he stands ready to prove it at any time. it must be admitted that this was stating the matter a little more emphatically than was var'anted hy the facts in the ease. hnt it was felt by the class that some slight exaggeration was desirable in order that Professor Talker should rtalize the seri- unsness of the case if such a statement were allowed to go unanswered. The result was highly satisfactory. An angry thlsh slowly overspi'wl the professors face. and with a voice shaken with anger but dignilietl withal. he said: tilt may he that Dr. Marsh is in possession of data with which I am unacquainted. but I shall make it my business nevertheless to hat a talk with him upon this subject at the very earliest opportunity. This statement was, of course, immediately reported to Dr. Marsh who upon hearing it said: You may say to Professor LA VIE 341 Talker for me that I shall be most happy to enlighten him at any time or place that he may select. Those of us who were students at State in the exciting,r clays that followed the incidents just related can never forget the excitement and anxiety that pre- vailed among both students and faculty. What the outcome would be if the two should meet none could tell, for both were men of strong convictions, of singular tenacity of opinion, and of great courage. To make matters worse some friend reported to Dr. Marsh that Professor Talker had alluded to him as uThat living example of an error to be avoitletl; while it was common talk that Dr. Marsh after hearing the above, had smiled grimly aml remarked: uAfter I get through with Professor Talker, he'll need new photographs. Through the efforts of mutual friends, however, the threatened personal enmbat was avoided, and it was agreed that the dispute should be settled by a public debate in the auditorium, the faculty to act as judges. In order to vary the usual monotony of such events, and in order that each speaker might have exactly the same chance it was also agreed that the debate should ennsist of alternate threc-minute speeches until two hours were up. The debate took place on the evening selected and certainly no more notable event. excepting perhaps the visit of 'llhemlore Roosevelt, has happened before or since at State College. Occupying seats of honor upon the platform were the scientists of two continents, while scattered through the vast audience were hurt- tertlS of eminent scholars who had travelled many miles to hear these intellectual giants settle for all time the perplexing question at issue. Professor Talker opened the debate, his first argument being substantially as follows: nOne 0f the most familiar arguments advanced in defence uf the theory of so called sur- face tension is the fact that a needle. if well UllCtl and very gently placed upon the surface of a body of still water. will not immediately sink. However, by lettingsr Y equal the length of time before the needle sinks and X equal the mass of the needle we may derive the following simple expression: crow bar tfor raising flag stonesl Y l'log. secant 1 Xv tX hyp. sec. Xl ' needle hkl IO lntegrating this expression we reach 'the delightfully common-sense conclusion that if the mass of the needle be infinitely small it can remain upon the surface of the water for an appreciable length of time. In other words if a needle has any mass at all it cannot lloat. Amidst thunderous applause Professor Talker acknowledged the warning of the time keeper and took his seat. Dr. Marsh arose in reply aml the vast cmwd hung breathless to hear his 342 PEN N S Y1 NANIA C'th'Jll'i COLLEG l3 answer to such a vital attack upon his favorite argument. It came like a thunder- holt out of a clear sky: nThe gentleman's statement is untrue. uWhat! cried Professor Talker, ttDo you question the accuracy of my mathematics ?li and jump- ing upon the platform he reached toward his hip pocket. Instantly a scene of indescribable Confusion arose among the members of the faculty who were seated near the line of tire, each one trying to get behind some other. a Professor Rndor being of maSsivc physique succeeded in placing Professor Billard in front while the others arranged themselves in a tolerahly straight line behind. Although pmverless to resist, Professor Billard succeeded in demonstrating mathematically that. even assumingr the thickness of his hotly along the Y axis as being sufficient to stop a bullet, the protection afforded to Professor Rndor could not possibly exeeetl thirty-two and seven-tenths per cent. Convinced ot' the accuracy of this reasoning Professor Rudor was about to seize Dr. XVadsworth when order was restored. The object of alarm proved to be only Professor Talker's familiar slide rule with which he quickly verified his calculations and then challenged Dr. Marsh to show why his fifst statement was not true. XVhy? said Dr. Marsh, because, sir, in your calculations, you have not taken account of that most important factor, the oil. ttAs a suggestion, said the Doctor with that ready wit for which he is noted, 1 would advise that you try hair oil. It would undoubtedly assist in the capillary action. Stung, muttered Professor Talker and sat down pale with anger and the humiliation of defeat. Having,r another moment to speak, Dr. Marsh tired another shot. uIf there is not a surface tension on water, said he, ltwill my opponent kindly explain why those same water bugs that skip about so gayly upon the waters of the pond sink when alcohol is poured upon the surface ? Professor Talker arose to reply. In cool sarcastic tones he said, UI shall not attempt to explain that phenomena to one who has had such exceptional opportuni- ties to inform himself concerning the action of alcohol upon water? This was the last straw. With a roar like a mad bull, Dr. Marsh rushed upon his opponent and the hearts of brave men grew faint when they saw the gleam of murder in his eye. In his wihl rage, Dr. Marsh forgot any knowledge of prize fighting that he may at one time have possessed and his first eiT'ort toward Professor Talker was an attempt to secure a handful of hair. Nature, however, had fore- stalled him, and being unable to secure a grip on the smooth surface presented he was at the instant at a considerable disadvantage. Professor Talker during that instant was attempting to chew off the Doctor's left car. This however was another mistake, the ear proving too tough for even the best of Prof's teeth. By this time Dr. Marsh had regained his equilibrium and drawing back his mighty right arm let drive a terrific blow in the direction of his opponent's face. Pro- LA Yll': 343 fcssor Talker foresaw that his nose would be stressed beyond the elastic limit if the blow landed, ducked very Cleverly; and thc tloug'hty Doctor. carried off his balance by the energy tcstimatcd by Dr. Lorenz at the time to be one mil- lion two hundred and scvcnty-thrcc poumlsj of his own blow, fell as nearly llut as possible on his stomach. Professor Talker thereupon began to test the resiliency of thc Doctor's frame by jumping up and down 0n the small of his back. The judges, however, although recognizing the forcefulncss of this latter style of argument felt compelled to intcrccde, thus bringing the debate to an abrupt close. ln :15 much as neither contestant had presented his complete argument, no decision was given by the judges. but it is felt that :1 small boy voiced the. general sentiment when on his way out he said to his chum: Say, jimmy, l think that tall skinny guy with the spinach nn his chin mm the scrap all right, tlonit you? PEN N SYLVAN 1 A STATE COLLEGE 344 , v Who 5 Who 111 1907. Most 11011111111: Professor ..................................... jACK LEE'IE Best All-mund Student .................................... B. D. KUNKLE Clusc Second ............................................ VV.I,1.SNYD1-:R 11:15 111111111011 the Most. ? ................................ H11101111511 811111111 1 cxt .............. ............................... HD1111: , GILMORE 1VorstGl'im1 ........................................... 1x1-:Ds CUNKLIN Uosc Second ........................................... 111111.11xs'1 11-:VAN Coldest 1111111 ........................................... '1 11111 GRAHAM Would like to be ................................. '1101151: 1-111111: 11 DAWSON inldy's 1$cst .......................................... l 11-: x1 STAHL 511'2111111'5 9:1vorilc ................................... nC1111111,1:1 CASSFL hPcncy's Star .................................. SUNNY JIM CAUGHEY Fraulein Simmons 111111121 .............................. thu. 011111115051 Most Literary .................................................. NOBODY Worst Drag 111111tcr ...................................... I1111-:11 RICHART Best Debutcr ............................................ DADDY GRUFF Thinks he is ..................................... CHARIJQY 111101.111 H 111 11711151 Spoutcr ...................................... hGARRY 1.111111111111111 Gruutcst 11111 Ai1 A1tist .................................. n1.11111 RAIN1-:Y Ncu-r Sntistiml ..................................... u501111111111 WILSON 11151 Vathunatlu 111 .................................... REDS CONKLIN 1111131 1411:1131 ........................................ MAC MCCALLUM 1051 1911111111111 Mzm ......................................... 1311.1. WRM' Host Baseball 111111131 ................................... HSCRAPPY MASON Basket 131111 Star .................................. STONES 11AVICRSTICK host Truck Athlete ......................................... 1'111 111:le Best Wrestler ............................................ 1'1. D. KUNKLE 11051 AIl-rouml Athlete ................................ LI-ZFTY MCILVEEN 8111111141151 1111111 .................................... 51:01:15.9 11.111'1c115'111c1c Clusc Second ......................................... th'R'HJ-ISU STAUD Biggest Ilczuwvcight .............................. 111111.13' 111111NC1-1 PRICE 51111111051 111 Avoirdupnis .................................. 11111111 GUNKLE Largest 110ml ...................................... jonx Plume SMITH Largest 151-21 ........................................ 141-:x1r1:11x ' Russt Tallest M1111 ........................................... u1101's 001111le0 Clnsc Second ......................................... BRUCE 1'1111-:wsT1-:R Shortest Mun .......................................... 11131111115 LICNKER Ciosc Second ........................................... 1131115 MUSSINA Greatest Fusscr ........................................... u11x1: Y lxomxc Close Second ............................................. 111301. MERRIS Most Popular at Ladies Cottage .......................... 1'11 : TAWNEY 11111111 DICh Largest xkqunintzmcc i11 110110101110 ........................... 11 $1 LA VIE 345 Thinks he has ........................... . . . .......... PHIL PARTRIDGE Prettiest Co-cds .. ............................. MISS COOK, MISS HARRISON Think thev arc .............. . ........ . ........ A1155 HARRISON, A1155 C0011 Hamlsomest Alan ................................... 1315111: Cwucu Thinks 110 IS ....................................... . ...... 'ILD NICK Most Ladylikc .......................................... BOTTLES Ix1NG 'l he Dangdest Crab ....... . . . . ................ . . . ........ AV. L. 111311511 1 1cxy 's best 11 Hum .......... . . ...... . ................ ' PUNC11 WALKI:R 1cst Singer ......................................... SCIINITZEL SNYDER Taught by ...................................... . .. ..... 1301 GRAHAM Ainst liasiyly lxubcd ...................................... 31LL GERMAN Alust Innocent Looking ................................ HDICK MITCHELL 11:15 Most Lezmtiful Hair .................................. ubus Comm Thinks 11c has ............................................. FATS PRICE Close Third ............................................ HALDY EVANS liiggcst Eater ........................................ PIGGY BAINBRIDCE Greatest SlL-cpcr ....................................... 8112111111 SWENK 111151 .AlusiL'izm ........................................ MJU'l'lY lfo'r'rnimik incutcst lx1111gh-ho11scr ................................... C1'11111 BITLHR AA'mst l111ttc1- -i11 ..................................... H12101: 11 MCGARVEY 1111111111 lixpmt ....................................... I UNCH AVALKER Alphonse ............................................... PI:'11:Y R11:Y1:S hasten ................................................. MFOO'I:A1' 1101111; Nu'cr 1111 Time ....................................... 1115'111'11 TAWNI-tv l1 iqgcst Dcml 11cm ................................. '111A'1L'11 TIIATCIIER AA' 111 st Kidder ......................................... $1111: 11 Y ' SMITII 'lAhinks he is ........................................... WAIUS AIUSSINA Worst Knockcr .................... T1115 FELLOW THAT AVRUTJ: '11115 STUM. 346 l '1? N N S YLV AN l A STAT Ii. COLLEG 13 With Apologies to our Berks County Students T iss :1 new game what they are playing over at the cottage, but if you want for to play it and enjoy it, you shouldnt orter to take your Sun- tiny hat with you on your heml. l wuss one evening last week to see :1 girl what is there, and after :t while when we are talked out and tlitlnit know more what to say, she said to me. n0h, hurry get you hut 01151. 1 thought sure she was asking me to go home, but I make up my mind I just :lin't going yet. it isn't often that I get :1 chance to set up with :1 girl here, so I didn't get my hat hut stayed. sitting right on the piano stool where I wuss. Then she said Hlixense me nnst and what did she do hut fetch my hat and set: it on the Hour just when 1' had cleaned it so good, too. before 1 went over there. I didn't know wuss she goingr to kick it or what, but I ain't saying what iss in my heutl to say, but I wait to see what next she will do. She then get :1 pack of these ezmls what you play with lllltl she says. Now I am going to set just about so far away from your hat, :ind look once how many cards I can throw in it. I thought sure she is :1 dnmh thing, she czmit either see straight nor yet throw straight for she only got twenty-three cards in my hat, and then she make me pick up what wuss lying around on the floor. I thought sure I don't come over here again soon. After I had the cards picked up, she said, Now you try. I knew it was nosing; to try, for it is easy for me I know to get them all in the hut without much trying. I didn't want to do it at all, hut she made me and I began. At first it was an air blowing near the cards, for 1 thrnwetl right at the hat. but this air would carry them on the other side. Then one Clll'tl it went in the hat, and that wuss :111 1 could get in, and the girl she 5:11 there and laughed. It didn't hurt my hat none, except it wuss :1 little dust on what I had to brush away, but I guess I donlt want to go soon there to see :1 girl if they ehnst want me to play what there ain't no fun in it. LA VIIC 347 As It Was. 011 the campus in front of Old Mainl' Our Faculty heroes wcrc lain. 011 Memorial tllly They were curtwl away What :1 pity lllt'ytlitht't runnin. As it might have been if Longfellow had seen it, 'lX-ll 1111- Juuinrs. why such lllltllllt'l'5 Hf yum lights hcrc Imriml llk' Scouting 111 cnjny sweet shtmha-r l onking upwztl'tl at the sky? If Poe had been here. 01m- ulmn :1 111nm quite cheerful Students wzmtlcrml 'mund so tearful For the ghosts 0f the tlcpzn'tctl From their graves they hun- upstartcd Antl fm'vvct' they will haunt them 'llmnhstmu-s now will nvwr tlmmt them They will tlnnk them hy the score Only that and nothing more. If Walt Whitman had tried his hand at it. Yes. do you sec the grass. the 5101105, lllk' tlmvt't's- Yt-t even the inscriptinns 'llt-lling the tale of the untimely dead, so sadly. Now here :1 chemist, now there the Euclitlt'un bacilli Ft'nm the whole wurld wt 1111:11'1. sccltttlctl. 51-p:1t':ttctl lly chains 11f iron A1:1s-4h:11 dcprctlutit'm tlit'c, in order that swu-t hlusmms might tl11-111 tlt'corntcmhns lm-n mnth- 1111 Pillsbury best. 348 Stutc-s. PEN N SYLVAN I A STATE COLLEGE College Bells. Hear the tumult and confusion of the bells Collrgc bells! W'hut a world of toil and trouble their jnngling foretells! How thcy tinklc. tinklc, tinklc, In the icy air of night! When the Cluck has struck ch-vcn Saying. HHnstc put out the light, How they dinglc, dangle, tlinglc, At a quarter hct'urc eight, Saying, tHurry, hurry. hurry, You are just :1 triHc lute. Hour the students stamping, stumping, On their way to chapcl tmmping Keeping time, time, time, in :1 sort of Runic rhyme T0 the tintinulmlntion that so musically wclls From the bolls. hulls. bolls. lwlls, Bells, bells, bells. Frum tht- dangling, jnng'ling', wrangling Cullcg't' DUNS! Ilcztr tht- mcllnw nmmtlny bt-lls! L'nllcgc bclls! lluw with joy wv wait tn hcztr them. Nountlny lwlls! From tht- lectures thcy bring frcctlom And we're always glad to hour them Gultlcn In-lls! How it dwells On our futnrc, how it tells. LA VJF. 340 The Faculty Bowling Match. T was a coltl, blustery Thursday afternoon in December. nFreddie's faculty room. HJack Leete's door slapped and he was soon going in Weary and l'Fretltlie stepped from the vehicle and proceeded to the automobile strntted up to the side entrance of uOld Main, and the same direction. HPoppy Gill and josie lVillard were walking up the front steps; and about half way clown the cement walk HBaldy was approach- ing, putting like a steam engine, and makingr a wonderful CHOFt to get to the meeting; on time. His wife lliltl sent him to the store. not knowing that there was a faculty meeting;r that evening. One by one. the faculty assembled with grave looks on their faces as if some matter of gr iat weight was to he considered. All but l'Poppy lVatlsworth had assembled; aml Ullilly luck hiltl called the meeting to order. The session was very tiresome and ttllalilyiy could hardly stay in his chair. It was very evident that he had something to bring up for conside'ation. Finally lilly luck said. ttNow. gentlemen, is there any more business? hBaldy immediately sprang to his feet and addressed the chair. The other members felt quite relieved when t'llilly said, ttMr. 'llntlor ?'l laldy immediately toltl of his plans to organize a howlingr club to defeat Bncknell, ta college unfriendly toward Statel. He said. further. that he would be only too glad to do some of the professors personal injury and in seve'al eases came very near swearing. In one case he ntteretl that miserable swear word, HCOHfOlllltl it. ttMommy Retlifer almost fainted, aml llllilly llnek UI'tlL'l'Ctl Mr. ,llllthI' to he seated. u i ' laltly sat down, apparently very angry, while arose with much ceremony, Mr. Ch-aip-man. Dr. Osmond? Silltl l'llilly. ln return Lortly said that he thought the plan a very good one: and promised that he also would tlU his share towards producing injuries. exter- nal and internal upon the professors of the inestimahle univer- sity. Bueknell. At this point llaltly aroser-llelslles Doctor, you have not yet been chosen a member 0 fthe team. tlmrtly went on to say that he was aware of the fact; lint was 753-77 quite sure that on account of his employment of science in how- Lonly' ling, aml his great physical strength, he thllltl he chosen. ll3 also became very badly wrought up, aml it i'as found necessary to Hejeet him fro Inthe house. 350 PB; l N S YLV A N 1A STATE COLLEGE For this purpose a committee of ten was appointed by the chair, and hLordyf, fter a half hours resistance; found himself on the outside of the door. ttllaldy arose for a third time and made a motion that a bowling match be arranged. It was seconded by Josie tVillard and passed by an overwhelming majority. Monnny' Redifer only, voted against it. ' Hilly at this juncture declared that the only thing to be considered at present were the trials. Baldy for a fourth time arose; but with a very grave look on his face. He told the gentlemen of the faculty that he was not prepared to meet any financial obligations whatever, owing to the fact that his wife allowed him only twenty cents a week for ltpin money; and this sum was neces- sary to supply him with ehewing-ginn and soda-water. l'Swaxnp jumped from his Chair shouting, What is the damage money for ? Freddie Foss was next on the tlnor, declaring that there i 'as no rule cover- ing the case. Price Jackson spoke next and told the gentlemen that if they would only use their heads they could see that Swainp's plan was a gmxl one. He called attention to the fact that a bowling match would probably be a ltdamage to their reputation. and for this reason would come under the head of gene ':11 damage. A motion was therefore made, seconded. and passed, allowing a 't'running order on the General Damage fund for the purpose of defraying the expenses of the bowling trials. Another motion followed setting the date for the same eight weeks hence. Poppy Gill had arisen to make a motion to adjourn. when in dashed nLordy with a sphereomete' and a meter stick in one hand and a pair of verniercalipers. a micrometer gauge and a foot rule in the other. He had been down to the bowling alley and found that the balls were one one- thousandth of a millimeter short in diameter. Poppy there- fore sat down, while the ttlke opened another discussion. He said that the only proper way to secure proper balls was to have Hlleeny make them. Freddy thought that there would be no rule to cover that case, unless the balls were approved and bore the oHieial stal and signture of the llrex. As an outcome of this objection rules were drawn up regu- lating the manufacture of balls for the bowling,r matches. LA 11113 351 The balls were to be 111111111 111 well seasoned, yellow pine tspeeitie gravitm 0.253733. free from splinters. 11111115 211111 1 impervious to shrinkage 111111 111 11t11111sphe1'ie conditions; to be made in one of the official college lathes with the use of a very delicate chisel which 5111111111 remove 0.000001 inch of material in ea L'h revolution; 111111 to be painted with a 501- ution 0f shellac 211111 alcohol, analyzed an approve by Charley Churchill. When the balls were made, the 11in1e11si1ms were to be carefully checked by Weary XValker 111111 to be rejected in case of a variation 01' the sixteenth decimal place. They were then to be placed in :1 platinum i1'i11111n box 111111 sealed 1111. This box after being properly 11111111111 with red tape by the lks was to be shipped 111 California. At that place the balls were to be removed by the 111111115 of Dr. Atherton to re ceive his official seal 111111 signature. They were then to be shipped to the Ike who would ag 1111 11e1ive1'tl1em to 111111111, 211111 1,111'111' who 1111111111, if possible, find any e1r01 111111 to atnmspherie condition in C 111i101'.11i;1 Part 11. 19111111 weeks 112111 passed. The balls 111111 been to California 111111 back. Jack Leete 111111 posted :1 notice on the bulletin board announcinu' the trials 111111 asking all members of the faculty to 1 epo1t at the Bowling Alley the next day at one o'clock. Another notice posted at the same time announced a half- holiday. 011 the 11:11 1 followi11g,j11st after dinner it could be noticed that all faculty 111c1nbe1's 1;t1 011L111 t1111'1111ls the Hotel buil11in11' 11111111 stood in the bow- ling allev 111th his watch in his 11111111 co1111tin1r the seconds; 211111 promptly at one o clock called the roll. A11 11'1'eeprese11t but 1.111111 who came dashing in at I. 15, 111'1111'ecl in 21 111111' of track b1'.eL1ehL1'. His apparel caused 11'1'eat indifrnation 011 the part of the 111en1be1's;b11t he explained that members in 1111if01m only c1'111l1l vote for the captain of the team He 11ee01'11in11'1y nominated and elected himself captain. 111111111 became fu- rious and said that he himself should be captain. Freddy said that he could not see where the rule came in that applied here: but it was found that in :1 letter from the Prex x, 1 cfe1- ence to the holding 1111 of Statels standard 111111 been made, and since LO1'11'1 S breeches were white with blue stripes he 511011111 be captain by all 1111111115. So n141111111 i111n1e1'iat- ely took full charge 111111 conducted the trials in :1 very busi- 352 PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLF. 117. ness-Iike t'ay. At the suggestion of ttPriee he appointed 'tDeaeon as pin boy, ttRaehel as sub pin b0 ' ; and on WV 'ary Walker's recommendation chose Corham, whom WV 'ary had taught the mysteries of typewriting, as score keeper. Ten ftznnes were played. The score was kept by Corham. correct to the sixth decimal place. It was necessary in seve'al cases for Shattuek to determine the probable error in the score owing to the fact that Gorham had gone to sleep five times. and several times had not seen the pins falling down. ttSwamp in one case Tbx became raging, threw the ball instead of rolling it. and hit Deacon 0n the knee. Deacon was carried out in an uncon- eions condition but rallied when ttPrice said. HBrace up, old buy, you know something about Dynamos ail right.n tTRaehel had taken 'TDeacon's place. so the game proceeded as before. At the end of the trial, the following selections were made: Regulars: Lordy teaptj, Ike, hBaldy. uXVeary, and Price. Subs: ttHilly Ihwksf and uGravy. Score keeper, HGorham. Pin boy, HDeacon. th pin buy, Rachel and water boy, Hot Air. 1n the selection nothing hnt merit was considered. The nIke who made the very low score of 45.072576 was considered a very good howler because with his magnilieent r011 uf red tape, he could hewildei' his opponents. t'Haldy T1ulnr's merits lay in his great ability to rough it up, although it was found necessary to warn him against sw-aring' in several cases. WV'ary tN'alker was selected because he found an error of onesthonsandth of a per cent in the setting up of the pins. Price .laeksnn's d 11g was the means of winningr him a place on the Pam. Eilly Hnek's gift of gab which he used effectually ' was chosen for the same in muting, wnn him a position as sub. while ttGiavy' position because he knew more than t'lan'dy ahnut physics. The team immediately got together and elected Puppy tVadsworth mana- ger. Puppy, in a few days had the date of the game arranged with Hueknctl. The game was to he played at Lewishnrg in the hieknell Howling Alley on March 0th, 1006. Part III. 0n the mm'ning of March 9, t'ltnp Golden with his satchel 0f done accompanied by State's Hhusky warriors of the howlingr alley departed 0n Par kerTs hoat. They r-aehed I,.ewish1n'g in the forenoon, partnnk of a light dinner and at two o'clock were riady to do or die for the uState Standard. After LA YHC 353 a talk of thirty minutes by hLordy the warriors dashed upon the fioor deter- mined to win by foul means or fair. State won the toss and the game was 011. h mrdy being first man up, stepped forward with a dignified air, wet his feet to prevent slipping, powdered his hands, set his jaw in a tlo-or-die expres- sion and rolled. The tirst hall missed all the pins by about three feet. HLordy became desperate; he called for more water; he soaked his feet, powdered his hands and rolled again. Two pins fell. Gotham put down two for uLordy. Weary Walker immediately protested saying that he had seen two other pins shakinfxr and that the probability of fall was 0.6.: tthe same as the eoetiieient of contraction for an oritieeit. This gave Lortly a score of 3.2.1,. ttLorcly's opponent, Prof. Croft, then stepped out and rolled his tirst hall, knocking down three pins. Shattuck, who happened to he one of the State mot- ers, diseovered that this was due to an error in the position of the pins. This error, he said, was one in five hundred. W my pulled out his slide rule and awarded the Hueknell professor a score of absolute zero plus a correction for stepping over the foul line one-fortieth of an inch. Another time did the Buck- s 7 Hell professor roll; but this time the prof. as well as the A4 Qt erc hall rolled. Any one in the crowd eonhl have easily seen s 4W that ttLortly tripped his opponent. Thmis gave State a 3 . penalty; but WVeary refusing to calculate its magnitude, and no one else being able to do so, it eouhl not be levied. The next man to bowl was Ike. After reading a rule book for fifteen minutes, he stepped forward, rolled, and rolled again. Through some lucky ae- Citiclll he won eight points. Nobody could penetrate the depths of the red tape but WVeary so the score stood. A Bucknell man appeared next and succeeded in capturingr a strike, but thanks to Gotham, who was sound asleep, the Bucknell man got no credit. ttlialcly', should have been next, but owing to the fact that he had broken training, he was not allowed to participate. ttGrax-y was put in as sub but was at once protested on the ground that his hands were abnormal. ttliilly Buck accordingly took the job. He at once protested against wetting his feet or pow- dering his hands, claiming that one practice was foolish and the other vain. As a result he slipped and was so severely injured that it was necessary to carry him out on a stretcher. Lordy' was now at his wits' end. N0 subs left. that was he to do? An idea struck him. Ile would run ttllnt Air in as a sub. P. 0. was very successful, and on his lirst roll captured a strike plus a finite constant HQ whieh .losie', declared came from some of l'erieles Howling Rules. 35.1, l'ICN NSYI NAN l A STLVIlIC COLLEGE 'lihe Ilucknell gang protested, hut Hut Air shut them up by spouting some Athenian history. ? .Miothcr Ilncknell champion rolled antl knocked QAFQ down five pins, hut HDeacon, by the aidofasmall i magnet excited by a packet dynamo, set them up sn puiekly that no une noticed it. The professor rolled aml 7, llunketl. llis dynamo sparked. attracted the attention of . the crowd, and caused him the loss of his job. Rachel Qgg then stepped tn the wheel and proved to he as fuxy as 0A 0 H Deacon had. He worked a steam iadiator expansively, pruducing the same effect as Hlleactml, had with his dynamo. And no one got wise. lVeary ll'alker was next. ll'ith an angelic NW smile he wet his feet in such a manner that they tlltl not penetrate the lskin of the water. lle also powdered his hands until the cuellicient of friction was inlinite. His next mm'e was to knock down eight pins followed by his wire. giving him a spare. Huck- nell soon saw that nothing gets past 'Wl'eary. A thinl lhiekneller rolled, hut it was Claimed that he used a loaded hall. A half hour was spent looking,r for Dr. Athertnn's signature. and since it Could not he found, lhicknell got a zip. The next State bowler was found with difficulty. lle proved to be none other than Price. He had forgotten why he came to Lewislmrg aml was found in his mum in the hotel snmking a Cigar. He was reprimamled hy l401'tl-V', lmt tinally allowed tn get in the game. then it came time for him to roll, he had fnrgntten what to do. He simply laid the hall down on the Hour and gave it a slight push. Away it went bringing tlUWll ten pins. llucknell kicked when they found that l'i'ice was professor of Electrical lingineering. claiming that he was magnetized so that he could repel the hall in an inexplicable way. Deacon gave them a spnut 0n dynamos which bewildered them and t'llaltly a spout on ulmnestf' which cleared up all doubt. The game progressed in this manner llucknell not getting a smell and State getting everything. The team played well while Gorham slept at just the right times. We are surry to say. however, that friendly relations were severed by a scrap which was the cause of State's warriors getting pinched. 'lihe scm'e reached State College late in the evening. but the news of our faculty's 111isfm'tunes tlltl not come until the next morningr when seven hundred students with a lung; rope had gone to the lower end of town to pull the team up. The hackis coming -ftyllnwtl hy the college yell and seve'al yells for the LA VHS 355 team. As the speck grow larger and larger, it proved to be not the hack. but Gorhzmi who had been helped out of the difficulty by the magical touch of Lhc goddess of sleep :11 the hour whcn the rest were pinched. He was carrying his suit CZISC and looked very wozlry. The crowd wclmmcd him with :1 yell. then forced him to sit on his suit case, uttnchcd thc rupc to its handle and pulled him to lhc front of the Main Building. It was there that he gave :1 glowing account oi the game tolling how Lnnly had fatally injured tan Huckncll pmfs. in twenty seconds. Friendly relations severed or nut severed. we have reason lo be proud of our l,iowling tczlm which so valiantly upheld State's standard. The score stood as follows: Slzitc- . gou.;04.z+idt 114.370.1274i Um- kilmmu. an rctlucctl. y . Ike. ybvorc nicxphcnblc. HHnnt of doubt in 1111ch Rulcs insuthcwnl. Hm Alli Largo Nu.+ c. X'vry mmplicnlvdi Very lzn'gia 'Wchry. Published later. Mirror in cmnptnj Slltht rule bmkcn hlcfcrrctl storm As far ziS-?? Price. Forgotten. fMisolntc zero. No scurc. Uiitchul bulli. . FUtillS: ltnongh lo wm. Nut lmnwn dctinitvly icrmr in be ilistribiitwli. Doubt in 0th dCC. iiA hmlc constant lduc Io opponents stopping nyL-r fmil lim- mic thousandth of :1 milhmulcr. fA cunslunt quzmmy won by mm of Athenian Bowling Rules. linckncll-o. ,Eroft. 'Scnrul by Lnrdy. Nu scm'c. Trippcd by Lurily. iNn scm'ci the DIN nf Worms. Owens. Cnrham :islccp. iNu sonrci lhincm-il by Dcucnn. Gorlmm :ish-cp ZlR'ilill. llulh-y. v.73. L'svd :1 luzulcd bull. ILLHM-nmn ihinkai. Nu scon- rccunlcd. . Hare. l'mlcr mlhicncc uf sliilc rulv. iNo scm'ci. Skimml by Rnchi-I. Pcnzilly for hitting Lordy. nu scm'c. Avirugncti Gm'ham asleep. no SL'UIT. Skinned by RJICIIUI. Nu sum . knnwn L'l'l'Ul' imposed by Shalluck. Jiumls. Absulutc ZL'I'H. H4 Hhu- tn Dsumn's mrclcssnvxsj Svnw-ncgzuivc. Excuscd to Miami Pcmihy due to 11:1- 3,513 I'ENNSYIA'AN I A STATE Ct 11414131113 Staudis Speech to Lordy. Since it 1111s hccn custnnmry from 1i111- almost i111111011101'i211 10 give, :11 Christ 111:1s time, to thusu wc 111w. some tukcn mi 0111' cstccm, we the Chcmists 0f the class uf 1007. take this mmsimi to present 111 0111' Tcspcctcd. 21nd hnnnrcd tcnchcr of physics, lh'. Hsmuml, this Work of art. This work 0f S11111h11cy1'1', known :18 the Divuzn Rcuction, hus 11111-11 11111111011911.2011 hy the crowned 11 111115. of 11311101111, lrupc, :11111 Ketchup. 111 hc 11110 of thc muster pirccs 11f modern timcs. Jts hlcnd- ing of colors, thu 111:11:11'hitc green merging into 11:11'11-1'11s1111ulinc. thc z1ur:1111i11c fading into cnsinr 111111 thc tiuurcsccnc hlcmling into bcngul viulct, 1111s elicited thv plaudits of thc critics. Hoping 111111 will you treasure. and preserve it :15 is hclitling :1 wnrk of such c110r111m1s 111110, I now take gr 1:11 pleasure in present- i111;r it 111 you. LA VIE 357 Some Assembly Girls Being the true Story of HStung Again AY Jack. get your glad rugs on and come over to the Assembly, szml Pops Morgan, bursting into Jack L 1ga1fs room in McAllistcr Hall :uul throwing himself amongr the cushions on the window seat. Mow; pretty girls thzm cvcr struck this burg lwforc and just aching to mcct 801110 of those itlL'Ilr College follows. al lumph! you can't tell 1111 any fairy talc likc that. It's the szuuc Ultl hunch every year. with gradual changes ;-1qirls. pretty enough to be sure. but engaged to the fellows that iuvitctl thcm tlHWll for C1muucuccmcnt. zlml poutiug th tlHWIl to their shots if you don't talk of thosc follows all 1llt' time. Have to puisc them up. tell the girls how popular they are, what important men in the class, how llrcx swears by them, :uul :1 lot more tissuc-pupcr rot thut Wnllltl lmcl: Auuuins off the boards. I ought to know; l'vc done it far three years. No one who know him Cullltl 11:11': hclicvctl thut .Iztck Logan wouhl cvcr express such :1 cltaractcrizutitm of fcmiuiuity. Unlinurily :1 cheerful. huppy-go- lucky follow, with :1 llt?X'L'l'-lilllillg supply of enthusiasm for anything that lookctl like :1 good time. and yet. withul, possessing :1 sclf-mutrol that hzul more thzm oncc suvctl him from going the limit. llc hzul been dubbed Sunny Jim during his Freslunnu your 11ml th: uzuuc littml him. lx'uts. :mswcrml Pops. chlc WUUltl think you hzul lluukcd llytlruulics to hear you talk. that's the use of being sour-hullwl just because your tquceu, roulrlu't come. Youlvc boon to llcllcfoutc often cnough to know :1 lot of girls that will be at the hop. llutt in and got the extra tlllllCCS and have :1 good time. You'll have better luck next year. She cunt refuse an invitation to see YOU graduate. uWcll if it isn't an engaged girl. it's some fcllow's sister that wants to give you the impression that she knows all about the history of the college, athletic and CtlllCiltiOllill. back to the time of the llood. I'm not going, I tell you. But he looked undecided :15 he said it. 'WVcll, I'm off to get mother and Sis at the hotel. said Pops. uYou'd bet- ter come over :1 little later. You might liud my sister different from the rest. 358 PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE and he hanged the door as he went in order that Jack might not hear his half stilled laugh. Logan went over tn the window and. resting his head on his arms as he lay emnfortahly among the enshinnsr-evitlenees of his popularity with the w xakei' t ?b sewihe began to dreznn. Over in front uf Old Main :1 group of fellows were singing snatches 0f stings, local and popular. occasionally breakingr down in laughter as some one failed to hit a high note. Eelow thi arsenal he could h xar a number of newly created Solihntores-Freshman the week hefure-as they connnanded preps to execute a dozen orders correctly at the same time. His mind wandered hack to the time when he had first come to State over the boat line, and had listened to the stories told by the upper classmen. with their 1011in dignity and alunfness, as theh Bonfiputiedandehnggetluvertheroad from Hellefonte. To him came visions of great games that had been played. of that tirst and gwatest football game with State's old rival. in which he had played end, and which had ended his earee of active service on the gridiron, of how State swallowed the Tiger whol: in baseball. And he remembered how eertain he had been, as each examination xxeek had come around, that he was surely going to Hunk something. only to liml out afterwan'l that he had se 'aped through smnehow. Gad. he muttered to himself. It's been a pretty good life after all. and I love the UM place: only one more year. Hang it! what do I care if Marion couldn't come! I believe I'll stag the Assembly after all, and just take a night ut't' and jolly every girl I meet. Thirty minutes later he was strolling across the YIlalllS toward the armory, when a elass-mate came up behind him and said. Going 10 the Assembly, old man? Yes' I thnught Iitl drop in fur an huur or two. judging from the app'a'anee of the grand stand at the game to-day, 'lii the h'auty in Pennsylvania is gathered here for this week. Possibly, Jack grunted,s with one exception, h ' added under his breath. Then aloud he said, nPretty loose game. wasn't it? Lead pipe for us. Their team didn't have a look in. I had to amuse myself watchingr the fellows with their girls. Anything especially interesting? interesting! It was a circus if one nnly saw the humorous side. You know senim' Curry? tYeIl. he had a little slip of a girl with him and he couldn't take his eyes off her except long enough to see if the fellows notiecd that he had a girl. i stuml there by the Track honsi as they were mining up the LA Vlli 359 walk toward the grand stznul aml Cad he was walking sidcwis': so that he Cullltl keep looking at'hcr. and Logan's fricinl laughed at the rcmcmln'ancc. Hliunnicst thing I've seen sincc thc tl lorsc' huttcil into society at the Scrub faculty first tlancc at McAllistcr, and tried waltzing at lirst sight. thnow any of the girls hcrc? Asked Logan as they walked inside the armory. . . . . 1 have the promise of several introductions from follows I know, said his friend. autl for the. rest, I'll lfuss' thc patrouesscs. The orchestra had just started a spirited two-stcp and Jack spiul a Hello- fontc ithuaintancc over at the left, and walked over that way. 'llhc music seemed to fill his heart with :1 peculiar dizziness that mzulc him feel a desire only for gaicty aml insinccrity. Good evening. 1 was not expecting to see you here. Are you dancing? said Logan and added, as she inclined her head, uwill you honor me P with an extravagant how. Certainly, jack. Mr. Watkins, with whom I came, was called away for a few minutes so this dance is free. Out for a smoke. thought jack to himself. it's a cinch to deceive some girls. 'llhcn aloud: Are you enjoying Cmnmcncmncnt this year. You have been here scvc 'al times haven't you? ch, and l'ni getting so that 1 sec thc tragiv humor in the way some of the fellows th society. Perhaps you have been reading George Atlt' lately. Some time ago, she laughed. HOnc of thc mcushc tlidlft need to tell me it was his 1irst big hop-askcd me if he x'as holding inc according to instruo tions he saw in the Ladies Home journal. I womlcr if only men read that n H magazine. . l'Wcll frankly, how do girls like to bc hcltl? asked jack as ho skillfully dodged a chubby, pcrspiring Sophomore and took the outer edge of the circle where there was more room. t'With lii'nincss on the reverse shc challenged, glancing up at him after the manner of Bellefontc girls. lt'lihcn it's up to inc, he sent hack claringly. XVhy Mr. LogansJ' 'WVcll? HYou are too free. thot at all. You challenged me. ltYou mistake. hit let us stop. My shoestring is unfastcncd. 300 PENNSYIA'A X I .X SiIiATIC Ct HLECIC H hLet me help you. and after a pause, I think not after that. Are you warm enough ? t'Quite, thank you. nOh, I fancied I felt zt chilling blast. uOn the Contrary it is stilling. shall we dance again? But the two-step x us over and Jack was glad to excuse himself and sail away on the arm of a junior to meet :1 Miss Frantz of IeIztrrishurg. tKChzu'miug girl, you know, etc. 'Oh. M'r. Logan? So glad to meet you. i have heard so much of you through my brother. HDeliver me, muttered Jack. there comes the same old line of hot air, but he spoke the usual social immitics. t'Don't you just love to waltz ? said Miss F'nnz. Jack agreed. the while wishing that he had never learned: Isn't the music splendid, she went on. Yes. indeed. hAnd the floor divine. 'Tm in for the whole dose, thought Jack. And you have the most original way of deeorating', said she glancing :uloriugily at the pennants and class thugs draped around the armory. HOh wztsnt that fine! and she clapped her hands tlniutily us the music stopped, but Logrm was saved from any further prevzu'ieutious, for the music stopped. The next three or four dances were repetitions of the foregoing. The only thing they leave out. thought he, itis the topic of refreshments. I wish some womzm's magazine wouhl suggest New 'lihoughts for Hop conveh sutiou. I At length he found one who kept him from thinking what she was talking about for she was in the language of the iVest iibiuters home who steps on your toes at every hop, and hops on your feet at every step. At the close of that dance Jack lied politely and put the length of the hull between himself and the girl. Later he t'as dancing with :1 Miss Allison. Have. you known Mr. Lincoln long. asked she. Lincoln had introduced Jack, and it was evident that she was Sparring for an opening. Jack tumbled. Yes, he's a fine fellow. . . HDo you think 50, giving him an angelic smile. Hlndeed yes: into every thing that happens; track, baseball, Glee Club, La LA VIE 3m Vic Board; the class could hardly get along withuut ?Kbef said jack trying to get over the worst of it as soon as possible, and as the music stopped be excused himself and left the 111111. A little later Miss Allison confided to Lincoln that she thought What Mr. Logan x'as one of the nicest follows she had met at State. Out under the stars of an early June morning stood Jack Logan thinking. Stung again, said he to himself, smiling a hulf-tircd half-amuscd smile. Then suddenly shaking his fist at the big, Dipper hc ejaculated, iy thunder! if I thought Marion could talk only us most of those girls, she'd never sec me graduate. And thc clock in the Old Main answered, checkf v 36.2 l'JSNXSYJA'AN I A STATIC COLLEGE What Our Faculty Needs Prcwatntc stzlmlzml men with manly bearing. Hilly Iiuckhout A substitute to mukc speeches in chapel. hLm'dy A pension. Billy 1 1 0111' Swump' M0rc practicum tickets and fewer dates. Poppy Cill-A horse and buck 511w. lHicc -Smnconc to set his alarm clock. Freddy lNysy-Nothing in the rules that refers to Freddy. n More rulus needed. JusidL-A pair of spectacles for exams. Puttcc A gallon of red ink. ' 1111;;'5 Surface Cabbage worms and a hair cut. .l'uppy'y qulsworth lhint on the country club. W '111'; '-Ilm'picidc; apply at once. 'L 'nscr'L-lmub1c cuts. Tuttlc-A smiling countenance. ' iuldy Tmlnr-4Eymnnsium work. Jack Lcctc An assistant. The llclf'vA microscope for inspection purposes. Gl':1vcy -Morc patience. Frenchy Scc 'mldy Tudor. lispy Spucc prevents enumeration. Charlie Churchill-A wife. W'oml uU - I lorscpowcr Nothing more just now. 10- Dustcr -More work. john chry A brief nmstuchc. ' J cc1'10y -A more cmnplitatcd card system. Shuttuck- Scc Bugs Churchill. Stcckcr Somcthing to make him hurry. Clzu'ric Linvillc-A little ambition. 'l lot A'ir -Scc Scignolms. Poppy Lawrence A smaller pair of ovcx'shocs. '1 0111111y Gl'uvatt-Scc W' my 00. HlkncmW-To cut out hoozing. m me 363 Fowler lincuurugmncnt. Gorham-A swift stick. HJZlkiCU-wlx pronouncing dictionary. Roop Uut1incs of General Cllcnlistryf' by uSwamp. Muxom-Mzmly bearing. :1 In Prcx. uRIlChClu-A good high school education. MISCELLANEOUS. CO-Op-Agcncy fur XVur-cry. UThe l1:11 0111 --31;111111is uf Quccnshury rules. Stzltc Collogiun-oklorc Money. Lu Vic-Ditto. 3o4 PENNSYLVANIA S'll X'llli CULLIEGIC A Hunting Excursion NE beautiful Clear Friday last winter. my chum and l dccidcd that we our guns and ammunitimi from tho Garret. and started for thc Bower concluded that we had better leave our horses in the Stahl. tVe took would go on a hunting excursion. The. snow being rather dccp we in the woods. My chum x'as quitc a Walkcr and I had to hurry like old Nick to keep him company. l trampcd through the snow into a Rutt and broke thu straps to by Sandal. l was thcrcforc compelled to go to tho Shoemaker on my return home. llowcvcr. such little mishaps did not deter mu, for you scc l was a Hunter, and was used to all hardship. The day hsing 'athcr cold, there being; no sun Wray to warm us, wc had taken a bottle of good old W'ilsou to aid our depressed spirits. My chum after taking several rather heavy pulls from it, said he was no Kerr and hogan to sing that touching song entitled. ttl4ovc mu Little. Love me Long. 1 would have insisted that he cut it out but he was a black Smith and a stone Mason, and besides very Stand and a Goodman with his lists. The game was very scarce and all we captured was a Partridge and a Martin. I saw our rabbit hut he was ahlc to Dodge me and got under Cover. My chum stumbled ovcr :1 Root. and fell striking his Hand. I told him if he had not been looking at a llcnry he would not have Fallon. llc was so stunned hy the fall that l was compelled to Reyes him up, and then all he could do fo' a minute was to stand and Stair like a King. We stopped for lunch at a cabin owned by a Slater. 0111' in ad was rather scant for the day was Raincy and our matches had become damp, so that we were unable to either Cook or Fry our lirds. We had to be content with a meal of Graham hr iad. Soon we met a farmc i and offered to scli him our game. He said they were too Small and that he would not take them as a Gift. My chum took my pipe and began to smoke. I told him to Forkcr over. but he held it so tight that I could not get it Loose. and in the tussle which followed we broke the stem. and thereupon he gave me. the Price for a LA VIE 365 new one. My chum who was a Gcrmzm and sometimes mixed his language said, qt is getting Dunle and I am as hungry as Lomis, let's go home. . .u. p-Ma:4.d,iw ,... .me ..-. VA... munuvgehw 3th ltliNNSYIA'AXlt-t S'MTE COLLEGE The Sophomores Once upon :1 midnight tlreury, while they guarded w 11k and weary. And the wind blew all but cheery, o'er the campus with a roar; Suddenly there mine :1 cluttering us nf something faintly pnttering Antl each one himself was thtltering that a victory was in store. iTis the cider. they all muttered. just the thing we're luuking for. Only this :tntl nothing more. Ah, distinctly I remember, it was in the bleak Nuyemher And eueh separate shivering meinher of '08 was good and sore; Eagerly they wished it m-er. thinking huw they'd be in elm'er When they ditl not have to hover round the eumpus :my more; $11 impatient, :15 the season onward wore They were getting just impatient. nothing inure. The results imleetl were showing. fur helow grades fast were Howing And the scythe of time was iimwiiu.,r down their numbers by the score Uf delay they were emnpluining. for by it they were not gaining And their fellows still remaining lliltl been making zips galore; St: it's little to he wnmleretl that they wishetl the scrap was o'er; Aml their men wmihl think llu mure. XYhen they reached the pine: uf hunting, there they saw the hztrrel standing, And they thought tirst of tlislmntling all the freshmen long before; Gruupa 0f Juninrs fast eume teeming, so with t'uees set, eyes' gleaming They prepared to sernp. nut tlremning whnt surprises were in store, And without more hesitation right into the scrap they tore Scrapped and fought and nuthing,r nmrct 1 they rushed. hlintl and tleml easy, while their hruins whirled soft :nltl cheesy In their heads :tgnin heelmtdetl hy their stiipitlness of yore When they hurl the hurrel broken, after many words were spoken It did nut give fnrth the token that they all were lnuking t'nr , and the hztrrel upen ture So they rushetl upon the hzu'rel Sawdust there and nuthing inure. their feelings grew intenser. then it seemed the air grew denser Laden with the liery fury mt the awful unlhs they swore Aml the fury of their swearing, with their ghastliness of hearing And their stnlid stupid staring midst the awful sullen roar Formed :1 picture worth cmnparing t0 the. ttNights l'lutunizm Shore I2 'I XVhile they tuved mitl nnthing inure. 1111 VIE 367 Meanwhile as they were 1111111'11111111. quietly, 11111111111 their seeming Allyihillg 111 what was 111111112; 111 111 what there was 111 store 11111111 11 e11ri1er unsuspected. came the. c1111-1' undetected 11was s11 ski111111y effected. that the jttninrs 11y the 111111 11 111111111 before 1111- s111111s knew what the raeket 1111 was 1111'. Only s111w11ess 11111111111; 11111re. 'L'U1'L' When they tinally 1'111711ve1'e11 11111111 their 24111111113 111111 discovered That the game was 1111 111 earncst, 1111w they 11111 their wrath 1111111111111 11'111'11 they saw they were defeated, 1111-11 their frenzy grew as heated When they saw they were 11111111111, then they their frenzy grew as 11 '111e11 .11111 their envy s11 1101111 seated with the 11111111'1- 111111 they 11111'e That they'd 11111 111111111 it. s11 they raise11 11 1111111 11111111311111; roar Only 11111111 111111 nothing 11111re. 11s 111111111111 was divided. 111111 their interests 111111 1'11111111'11 A C11111111itt1-1- must he e1111se11 111 the matter 111 ex111111'e. Sines the 11'1's11111e11 111111 1111111111 by the rules that were 1111111111111 The 1'11111111ittee 1111111 11111111111111. what the S1111111111111res 11e11111re, That the freshmen won the vietnt'y, 111111 the ser1111 indeed was 11'1-11 How it 111111111 each so11h111110rc. Now its 11111111111'y still is clinging. still is 11111111111141. still is stinging A1111 tltey hate the sight 111 s11w11ttst as they never 11111 111-11111e 111111 that 1111-11111ry still is 1111111111111: them with everlasting taunting Still is teasing them 11y Haunting it 111-111re 1111-111 11'1-11 111111 11'er 1111111 11'11111 whieh the e111's'11 511111 stre11111111g, 111111s its way 11111111 the 111111r They s11a11 rise. 1111. never more. F1111 that sawdust like a vision seems 111 11111111 11111111 with 11er1si1111 And there is 1111 11111111 111 11111-1111 1111' 111111 separate 311111111111111'11 Aml its aspect has the seeming 111 a sawmill that is steaming A1111 11111111 whieh the c111's'11 stuff s11'e11111i11g', tin11s its way 11111111 the 11110r 111111 the Illiset'y it's 111t11e1111g sinks 111111 1111-11 l111s11111's 111111- T11 111- 11111111 11111 11e1'e1'11111re. Now 1111 11111111111-1 tit11e arriving. they Were t11 thetnselyes e11i1trivi11g 111111' with 7.11111 111111 e11t1stat1t striving, they s111111111 wi11e 11111 this 11111 se11t'e, 11111 1111- 1111111111111 1111 them creeping. 111111111 them 1111 like 1111111111 '11115 slee11i111.,r And they learned that they were 1111111111: the reward that slowness 1111t'e Cause 111411111 1111' their 111-1111 11111111111111,r for their sttt11i1111ess 111 y11re 5111111-1111111'11 111111 1111tl11111,r 111111111. 1111 they still saw some light gleaming 1mm 11 future 11ietttre 11111111111: 01 the 1111s11'et 111111 game 1111111111111; hnw t11ey'11 11111111- 11 1111111 111g se11re Yet the freshmen s11 1111111111ye11 11111111, their 1111111111111-ss s11 1l1s11111ye11 them And their energy s11 stayed the111 11111111111: 11'e1' the level 11111111 The 11'111111111 111111111 them 11::111'11 as they were the y'ar 111-1111'1' Stung again 111111 11111111111: 11111111'. 368 PEN N S Yl .YA X 1A S'llATli COLLEGE MR. HEAL zslll don't know whether you must have your entrance tickets to- tlay. but I'll liml out and let you know to-morrow. CLARRIL: LlNYILIJC :st'l low much does a ton of wood weigh? CAMPl'S Cllll.D2-H hither, what is llinscr, anyvay. Is it the way to say Follr in llornian ? 'lhm'xiax' tspcaking of an experience at the cottagcl :-l was over one night and got a brick llaughtcrl of ice cr 'lell. RACHEL in boilers, asks tlStoncs llavcrstick what doors are put in combus- tion chambers for. ll.ut1cks'r1m :muSo that the CU can get out. The class in Heat came in whistling eight different tunes in concert and after removing their coats and placing them on the rear seats settled down in their usual quiet manner. Xthrcupon Lord and the class begin a long discussion on why coats shouhl he worn in the Class. chtlkwl'll'cll now. professor. what is the reason? Is it propriety? Lonny :sllNo, it's character. YICCKZ- lvcll, no, not in your coat. SWAMP 1,; lomlling. if you have a soluble salt of lliul, what acids would you look for? Goomaxn :leSulphuric. phosphoric. hydrochloric, chromics SWAMPz-l'You'rc taking Agriculture and when you get out you will look for peaches on a grapc-x'inc will you? Not half so absurd. lAlRllYZ-- YCS, Tate was a great inventor of electrical appliances? S'l'l-EIGZ-- l'r0fCSSUI', was Tate any relation to llcsitatc ? lliiNi-imv'r zisllllivc another source of t-ncrgy? THoMPsox tmotioningr upward with his handsl z-JThc sun draws moisture to the heavens ahovcfi lii-txicmvr:wl'Comc hack to earth for a little whilc, Mr. Thompson, I want to ask it fun mon' questions. Dl'STl-ZR ton Hcllcfonlc trim k-WVC will all got off at the station. l'RUF. RAY :-HSmith. who was that promptingr you? I heard some one whispcr. SMITH ;,;-NO sir, that was only history rt-pcating itself. HANCOCK :Wlll womlcr why none of thc co-cds ever take an electrical course ? llit'nswt lh, because thcy are afraid of being shocked by the bare wires? lanun' :w-lii'anklin snccomlotl in ohtaing a shock Cumminw'llhat's nothing. Amly Lytlc was working in his corn field last summer and obtained as many as fifty shocks a day. 360 . 1 IA VII PresidenFs Residence 37:1 HCNNSYIAWNIA STATE CULLHGIC A Story Without an End. municnccnicnt week and its fascinating uhscrvanccs 11:11! come. In U'li: 11f th-c fraternity smoking rooms :1 group of men had gathered for :1 while. It was uitcr dinncr. and yet too curly tn dress for thc duncv t0 which most of them were going: 1:1tcr. Then: was the usual coming back of young alumni this year. and among the smokers were on: ur two. whn were regarded hy the umicrgrmluntcs. its young alumni always arc with :1 mixture of h:1lf rcspvct :uul hztlf smncthing else. I tell you. boys. said this mzm of thc wnrM-u whnlu your at the wide. witlc wurhl lyingr heavily upon his shoulders. You w:1nt tn hc mighty careful hnw ynu get mixed up with femininity. Silence and :1 general hmk 11f incrt-dulity met his speech. It's this way. don't you knuw: :1 night in .Innc. Iiowcrs. music. Chitiftm. zuld girls :11'0 smnctimcs too much for :1 111:111. :1ml :1 fellow says things he tlml't 1110:111 .. tho deuce mt it is. he dues 1111-:111 it :11 the tim:, but not at thc next time? A scninr laughed. :1 junior gazed inquiringly :1t thc spcukcr, but the nther men waited withnut :my sifrn of interest. Muwa you don't believe wh:1t :1 hnthcr it might be. UCUllitill'l you tt'll us :1 little more about it. said mm of thc uldcr boys. it might be very useful to us. He winked slnwly uml solemnly at his chum. The :1himnus lnuk thc l1:1it. Witlwuys glad tn he of use to you follows. Vtht is :1 futcrnity fur if it 11111-5111 hind and help? Two or three hummcd with 11:11:11 accoml1:1nimcnt, How sweet the tie th:1t himlsf' And the alumnus drew :1 11111:; hrcuth and said. Hi may :15 well make :1 Chum hr ':1st 111' it. Thrcc c:nnnicucmucuts won: tun much for 1111-. Much ton much, you might 5:11. The music zuitl chiffon :11111 the night it junc. put in one of the seniors tlt-t'isivcly. Yes, th:1t's :1huut it'. the moonlight :lllti :111. i felt th:1t I must 111:1kc lnvc tu th:1t girl 01' die. Shc felt just :15 l tiitl and WL' vnwml 01' almost vuwcd sonmthing' 01' Th;- next I danced and 5:11 nut mic or two dances and with A mighty nicc girl. uthcr. Hy jovc. the next day I didn't know just what I h:ul Yuwcti. Ctunnlcnccnicnt thc same darned old moon. impish junc, tlsvilsh music. fresh Chilton :md :muthcr girl. Now look here follows, he spoke with :1 fouling. Ul'm not :1 :41':111111.' LA 1'11 : 371 111111, 1111, 11111111 5111' '111 with 51-1'111111 111111-11-111 11111111111115. 11111 11111 500 111111 111151' 11 15 111 1111111 11111 11111111. All 111' gut 111 51111 111 11111 15, 111111'1111'1111111' 11111111. 111111 11111 11 1111 1'11111c 11111? 111111111011 11 5111111 51111111111111111'. 11111. 11111111111' 1111 11111,, 1111' 1111115 111111 1 111111 111 1111111 11111' 1111- 11011111: 111 1111-11 1111- 111111 1111111 1111' 1111111, 111111 511 I 111111 111 11'1111' :1 51111 11111 1111111111 111111 111 1111' 11111 1111111115 111111 regret 111111 11111-11. 1111111 1 1111111111 1111-111 111 11111-1 11115 111111 1 11111111111 1111111111 11111 11115111141 5111111115111 11'1111 115 111-11111311111 115 1 111111 11111111. 11 Worked 11111111 1111111 1 11111111x11c111011. 1 111111111 111-11111 11 1111111 1111111 any 111 1111-111 511111. 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'111111 111115111 11150 111111 1011, 11111 1111111115 1111 11'1'11' 115 light 115 1111-11 111111115. 11110 11115 51111-1 111111 111 11111111 1111c. 1111111111115 11111111-11 11:4'1111151 11 11'111111111' 111111111411 which came 11 11111115111111 1111111 111111 111'1111111115 11111115 111 511111111151. 1111 1c11 115 5111111111011131 :15 11 15105111111111. 111' 1111111151 1115111111 11011111111 11111'1-111'1'11 C11111C111 with 11111' 54111. 1Y111ch' 11111'? 111' 11111111 115111-11 11111151'11. '11111- 01111051111 51111111111 5111111111111 111111 115 Al1111111115' 1111111115 1111111 111111 11111111015 111 1111'11 51-1115 111 1115154111111 11111111 111 11111115. 111111' 51111 111-111111;; 11111111 11111111 .111111111115 1111111 111111 1111111115 111 1111' 11111111 111111 111'111111111111'11 11111 11111111111 1111111111115. 11.111111 1111111011 11115111 531111 111 11 1111551111 1'1'111-11111111-111 111 111151 111111 15 1h: wzly 1111'1' 1111 1111111111. A 111'11111-1111'11 111111111 1'x1111g1115h1111 11111 11111111 glow 1111 1111' 111111115 111 1111' 111111154 1111111. '1'l1c 1111111111111 111 111111 11115 111111. '11111' 1111111, wi11c 11111111 1111111 111111111111; 11111- 11115. '11111- 1111111 avenging' 51111111 111 11111111 111115 1111111111111-11 111' 111111, 111111 1111-11' 110111 11111 11111111 1111 1111;! 11111111111 being. Al1111111115 111511 111 the 111111511111. 11c 5111111111 51111111 111111 1111111115511'1-11 1111ckw11111 111111 111111111111 111111111111 11 111115clc 111 1115 1111111. 111'11111'111g' 11111 11111 101151 11g'1111111111. 1111 111111111011 11116111111111 1111111 11111 11111-11 1111111111111 ! 4.. Iv PENNSYLVANIA S'IWTIC CULLICGE Freshmen vs. Sophomores 'Hlm'v :n'n- wmv things whivll mukc Snplh duubl. Sunn- things xxllich :nx- hard In Indium. Snmv things which make them I'm-l Ivfl nut. Vhih FrwIHm-n just laugh up lln-ir slx-cvv, Fix II'm-. xn- 11M 111v wrmlling-mnlvh. Xml :llm tlu :unu- nf football; lint whcn xn- think uf ullM-r thingy T110 m-rminh nmkc up fur all. .M Hm thvn- czmu- llu- cidcr-rush. Yc lln-n llml lllvm lwuulifnlly I'nulml: Thry fungln w 1mm fur UM suwwluxl! Vhi1v Juniurx will! citlvr wrn- mmlml. Aml nvxl wc wmll tn Park llnlvl. Mul didn't WL' llllx't' u guml fCihl! 'Twm grmt tn hmr 111thv Supllmnm'cs yell. Hm Hwy tlidll'l xlup 11x in lhv 1HhL Annl llu-n llu-n- mlm- that night in March. Wln-n wc playml our hmkvl-hull gums. Whvn Suplh. nmm-ilmll'x .xnrc lhmll WiIL Thnught it all mmlxl lu- drumlfully mmc. Thry Icnrnml Zl thing nr hm that night. Vhit'h never will harm them In lmmv; That Frmhnwn am pm up :1 tight. And that .wnn'lmn'x tln- sun'cs wiH gm. In just the Hmmsitc way tlu-y think. And the 14:1an with Frcslnm-n tlnn't lug: Thvrck um- IHUH' thing tlu-fu- gut 1n lvnrn Tllzu xw'rc going In hung mm to our Hug! LA VHC t73 Taking His Bumps. Dear Mother: n-achml here at twu n'clnck yesterday. It tunk me five hours and titty- scvcn ccnts tu CUHK' from liL-Hcfunttn 'lthc n-ar hox car was mt th: rails only part nf the time. th walkt-tl up thc hills and got here about half-past tivc. Thcrc was a higr crnwd ut UIII students at 111: mm Statiun shaking hantls and shouting. Sumo had no mats ml and snmc hatl nnly patches of cluth tm the hacks Hf tht'ir heads. Thaw was one hunch mt. tcllnws dressed in cnnlurnys aml slnuch hats, who Sk'L'lHCtl wally intL-rcstctl in us new fcllnws. th lcamwl last night that. they were thc Suphmnm'cs. I had a hig timc gettingr thrnug'h tn the stn'ct. l fulluwwl close at'tcr a fcllmv whn lnnkwl grccncr than I. 'lthc fellows in slouch hats wcrc laughing at us. Imt l was Inn heavily luadcd tn care for this. I had my twcrmat aml rtthhcrs on. my umbrella and htmdlc aml hux of cakcs mntcr one arm and that big hrnwn tclcscnpc in thc uthvr. Tho fcllnw ahcatl was lnadwl almut the same as I. and I said: lict hc haslft hccn hcrc hcforc. Hc tuhl me his name was Sihts Stthhins. liwryhmly was hungry and soon we Came tn the n-stam'ant. 1 left Silas sittingr ml mtr stntT aml went in. Doc, the restaurant man was th'cssml in a fuzzy smile. a gingham apron, and a Halmcl shirt. Dhmcr was nvcr aml he was serving lunches. Thu fcllnws yelled thcir Ul'tlUYS thrungh the hack tltmr amt grahhcd thc gruh as Doc shoved it thrnugh a hulc in the wall. I grabbed fur a sandwich hut when l rcachcd the street I lllltl unly a piece 0f mincc pic-crust tn thvitlc with Si. tYith hnpcs fur a gum! supper we set out to 11ml tho cnllcgc. 0n the corner 0f thc candy stm'c we saw a sign which road ch's and ths to Grccnics. That mcant us. I piled my stuff mt the walk aml began to CUpy tho ch's whiic Silas memorized the Nu's. th wcrc makingy :41 n M hcatlway whcn that crowd in Curdnroys humped into us. 111 the accidental mixup my umbrella and tlcrhy wcrc smashed anrl Si's hnx of cakes and apples disappeared. W'c tnuk a brace and in an hour we had mastered that sign. th mm'ml up through a hit of Wunds and camv m'cr to a one armed farmur mowingr grass in thc mcadnw. We asked for the college huihling aml hr Said: tt'lthcy take such fclluws as ynusc in. mx-r there at that stmu- jail. Whilc wc wcrc cuming across thL- meadow wc hcard tclluws yelling and cursing ahnnt grassy mnckcrs and campus. When we reached the stom- buildingr we saw hm 37.1. 111CN NSYIA'A N 1.11 STATE 11014141111111. 1111-11 11115t1i11g 1111111115. You may 111111511 11111 1 1111111 them 1111' Dr. iXtherton :11111 1'1'11111551111 1111111 111111 115111111 them how to get 111111 11111 11111111411. They 511i11 they were only j1111it111's 111111 1111i11te11 111 the 1111111 11111 in :11111i11lgr with :1 5111ilc 111111 the 1111151 111111111111 11111 11111 was 1'111 the 11115i111155 111111 : 111111 Jack 1,11111e'5 511111 1111111'. 1111 5111111111111 in by the 11'11111 way 111111 11111111111111 111111111 until we were 111111151111 11111 11i11151111. Ile 5i7.e11 115 up in :1 minute 111111 1111111111 111 l1i5 1111111115 1111.1 11.1 - 12111111. 1111 111111111 115 1111 1111111 111111 111151 11i5t111'y, 111'1111 relating in detail 0111 cx- 111111i1-11e115 111 11111 1:151 three 11111115. 1111111 g'11111111111 over his 51111115 111111 111111 115 to 1111011 ill HHCC 111 111'. 115111111111 111111 1111. 111111111 111111 arrange 111 11111111111 0111' c1111- 111ti11115 in 11111151115 111111 S111i11 111-111111111112 1111 111111111 Dr. 115111111111 i11 hi5 511111111115 211111 1111ti111111 11111111 bending over :1 1111111111511111111. 1111 r11i51111 11111151111. gazed i11111 511111'e 11111 11111 111i1111t115 111111 1111111 1111. 5111111111111 21 1111' 111er11g'1y1111i1'5 i11 11i5 11111115. :11'11115i11g 11im5'el1 he 511i11: 111111111111- 1111111. 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I 5111111111 111111111 111y51111 writing 1111511'111'5 111 11 1111154 list 111 11111151111115 giving: my age, 1'11e11. 111111111. 111111111 11i5t1111y, ete.. 111111 signing 111111134115 111111 1 111111111 11111 engage in riots set 11111 111 11111 111iil1li11g5. 1111 kill 11111 11111111551115. 1 511111111111 11p 111111 5111111111 11111 111111111i11g1'111111y. 111111111115 111111 111111 51111111111'1111'11 111111111' eheck through the grating 111:1 11e111'ily 111111111111 window. 111 return 1 5.1111 :1 111111111111 111 receipts. tickets, 1111011- 11115, :1 key 111111 51111111 51111111 111111111111. There 11:15 1111 1111111111 111 11i5p11te with 1110 1111111 behind 11111 111115 :15 11111 1111111115 were yelling 11111111 1111111511 there 11115111111111. At 11i1111 11'111111'11 1:151 night I threw 1111151111 1111 :1 111111111111 cut in 111111 111111111111 :3 111 11 11111' 1111i111i11g 1111111111 11111 Devil'5 111111 111111 11111341111 1111' rest. 1 111111 1051 Si 111111 while 11011111111113: 11'11111 next. the 1111111' 111111111111 111111 my 11111111111111 11'ie11115 1111111111 in. At tl111i1' urgent 11111111151 1 gave 11111111 my 1111111111, ezlkc 111111 1111111115 111111 entertained 11111111 with 51111145 111111 1111111115 until 111111 111151 11111. They 11111 that 1 11e11111111 exercise 511 they 1'1111111y 11551511111 11111 1111 111 11111 1111111 where. much 111 their :1111115e111e11t 111111 1..-x 1'11: 3, my 11isc1111111111n1 111L111 1111 :11111 11111111 311111;: 1111' ridge 111111'. H11 1111' 111111 trip up I 1'11111111-11 with :1 11'111111' 111111 1111111111111 111111 111111'11 HVUY 111C mvcs. 1115 01111111114 1'1'11'11115 gun- 11i111 :1 gcncrnus application 111' 11inc-11'mwl sulvc :11111 111: cam: 11111111110..- ing back 111 111:11cc :111 :11111111gy 111 1111'. '110 my surprise 11 1ms Si W110 111111 111111111 1111 1111 11111 1111;41:111110 111 m1joy 1111- 11111111111111 :1i1' :11111 11:1y :11 1111- 111111111. '11111- next 111111 1111111: we spent scaled $11111 11y 5111c. 11:11111 111 11:11111. tuning and 1111'11x'111gsr 111w 111 1'111111 1111111 on 11111 11111141- 111111- 111 11111 111-1'1115 11011 11140 111111 11111115.: 1 :1111 sure and 511111 this 11101111111g. 1 :1111 gning' 11111 now fur breakfast. 11 cvcry day Of C1111cg'c 1110 is :15 11mg 211111 1111111 :15 .10511-1'11a'v 1 W111 11c :111111 111 51:11.11 111'111111'1r1- 11:1ys. 11111151- 511111 1111-111111 1111111111111 111111:11:s:11111 11111111: my 111115111 box. Your 1Yi111c. 3;:11 PENNSYLVANIA S'lh-Vlitf CULIJCGIC An Appreciation of President Atherton. 11511113111th truln :111111112' tho hnst 0f halcyon 011111-34: 111011101'ics in the minds Ht. :111 State 1111111 Hf thc 1:151 quarter century is th:1t mi 1110 crcct, dignitit-d, cnnnnumling' tigurc mi our president. Dr. Athcrtun. . 1V0 rcmlily cull tn 1111-111111'1' ti11- v11thnsi:1stic 111d l'rcxy :15 he stood in the full of '02. for twn linurs in the chill. drenching 1::1i11 11111111 that New Haven gridirun tn ChL'L'F Hhis linys :15 thcy hold Ynick chznnpinns vlcwn tn nuthing in :1 111:1gniticcnt cmltcst. Ur wc 11111101111101' huw 111111 lust 13111 t1111151 whcn 11111' varsity 1111-11-11 hchl Yule twelve tn nuthing :1 t11111111t11011$ thrung 11f six hundred 111utorgrmlnntcs 5111'1-11111111011 Dr. Athcrtun's 110115 -. :1111l criwl fur :1 speech in 1111 541111111 11111115. And the ltrt-x was just :15 happy :15 1111 the rut Of 115 :15 hc 311011112: Mc11 Hf State. 1 cungmtulutc you upon the grand showing our tulm 11:15 111:1111- against Ynlc. Hut lot 118 1101 he too hnistcm11s.-hc- cause next year. I feel that the scare may he twclw tn nuthingr in favor of Penn Stutc. This then. was thc spirit mi 0111' 111'1-sitlcntr41 spirit striving in :11! things tnw:1r1ls smncthing higher 111111 lwttc1xw21 spirit which kncw not defeat. hut pm- sosswl that 11110 00111715111 which :1ccun1plislu's thc impnssihlc. In thu ycnr 188.2. when our institution consisted nnly of UM Main :11111 11:15 locally know :15 the ttlim'nwr's High Schm11, :61'111'5411 tY. Athcrtnn. than :1 111:111 mt fni'ty-tivc :11111 of splendid educational t-xpcriclwt. accepted the presi- 111-111'1' of Stutt- College :11111 01111-1111 with :111 the pnwm' 111111 cullCc11t1':1tin11 of :111 indmnituhlv will :11111 energy 11111111 thc hupclcss task of 1111111111i11gr th:1t 1'1'11110. schnol 11f loss than one hundred students intw :1 grout tcchmcul institution. Many :1 trying your passed before his 1711111111155 ctiiurts 1111541111 to tell. lint slmxly the mum: of Penn State gained prestige. Finally in the full of 1905, 1111 that 1110111011111111 lki1111s'1'lv:111i:1 Day President Athcrton's glni'ius itiClll for thc Jk'nnsylvunin State College hccumc radiant in its reality. That day with such 1111-11 :1hnut him :15 ticncml 12:11'01'. Andrew Carnegie, Charles Schwuh :11111 tlm'crnur l'cnnyl1:11'kcr,-41111r grand old Prcx wus rcvm'dwl for his patient years 111' toil and struggle. To the grout tcbhniczil wurld of to-ilny the success th:1t PI'CSitiL'tll Athct'ton's giant :1ccunqilishmcnt 11:15 hccmnc apparent: for Stutv's graduates :111- 11111111 th:1n huhlinf,r their own in every line, of technical activity. 111111 IA VH7. .7 .u :1 are playing :1 111ml impurlunt 11:11'1 in 1111- duvclnpnu-nl nf 1111' V1181 rcsnurccs of nm' mnnlry. me' uficn 1lu 1w recall 1111151: 1:11:111111 talks 11f Hr. .thrtnn :1nll hmv 110 mn- slunliy 111141111 us 111 cntlmvur in vvcry way 111 1-;1151' Slnlc's standard. UfL-n lhmv Words 511111111011 prnsuic to us. fur :111 11111 5011111111 :litl 1111' rctlcct upon the grnmicur 111 0111' lH'csitlvnl's ideals. 111114111111: w;- 11:1nsc with rcvcrcnu- 111 :ulmirc the unfullcring 11'111'11'111:111ship nf this 111;1slcr41:11ul :1111l we feel 111:11 in the future yours its 11:111' grcutncss :1111l lwncliccncc will 11: mm'v clearly rm'culwl. 1M 1111- llighcst 1111:1111'111 Hf his :1c11i1-1'cn1cnt ilchzlllll cmnpclhwl lH'vsidvnt 1X111cr11111 tn retin- I'rnm :1cli1'c 111113' :11111 1 WI 81:111- ' 11:15 mhhwl Hf :1 guiding genius. IL is 0111: silwcrcst wish that Dr. AIhcrlnnk hmhll 111:1-1' ln' 1.11111 rvstnrctl m Il1:11 111- may 1'11- jny Ihc KIL'SCI'YUI f1'11i1s ul' his nnscllish yours 11f service fur 1111- sons of 111: grmt l'icyslmu- 51:110. Ilcruicully 11:15 uur 1111241111111 wrunghl fm' us, :11111 homicnlly in 111111 Hum 111' step furlh intu lhc world's 11111111' slrvngllu-thl illltl 1lircct'sd by 1111' 111m11111111'1'1111111 51:111- Spirit ; 5 h 7 8 U 13 I4 15 :h In .H :1 J: :5 :0 :7 ;h llnckxnn t1sn1nlhl . :1 1 1 1 . u R11nw: u u n 1 u 1 u n u n . . n n u u u 1HH Ihuul u n u n n . u n u u . . n 1 u n . u .ern1hy n u u u u n u u u u u n u n u u u n JansUH n u u n u n u n u u u u u u u u u u 1Y1Hnrd 1:051 u u a n 1 u . . . . . u . u , u 1 a PHIIUL' lAw1c , . 1 . . 1 1 1 u 1 1 . 1 n . 1 u TLHIHI lanlklc . . 1Yulwn1 . 1 . :1 . 1 1 1 1 u 15chr . 1 . . . n u u . 1 . . . . . . u n Slcvkvr . 1 . u u n u n . u u u . u u n n u lknlvc NIL: . . . 1 . n n u 1 u u 1 1 . n 11ruvutl u . . . u . . . . n . u I u . u n n Sinlnqus n . u n u a . u u u u u u u n n u R1wacr n u u u n . u u u u 1 . a n 1 1 u u Nichnls n n 1 . n . . . . n 1 1 . n u n a n Pnrkcr n u . 1 . u u . u . a u a . . a n n thrs . . . . u a . a u n u . a u . 1 u u 11W1h1vn1urc u u H . n a 1 u u n u u u u u n u n l,illll El 1'1 Zl ll . H ll :l :l . ll il 11 ll . il ll 378 PICXNSYIA'XXIX STATIC C1 N.IJiHIC Ru; :1 :1 :1 .1 .1 :1 .1 .I .1 Wmul. I I. F. ............................................ 1'11511-1' :1 :1 :1 :1 . :1 .1 :1 :1 . :1 :1 . :1 :1 . . lliglcy :1 :1 :1 :1 .1 .1 .1 :1 :1 .1 .1 Frizn-l :1 :1 :1 :1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 :1 .1 .1 .1 .1 11:1115111111'111 :1 :1 :1 :1 :1 :1 :1 :1 :1 :1 .1 .1 .1 :1 .1 .1 .1 Mcl'I-x-Ivy :1 :1 :1 :1 :1 :1 :1 :1 :1 :1 .1 .1 :1 .1 .1 .1 13:11'111' :1 :1 :1 :1 .1 .1 .1 .1 :1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 21 .1 .. l'rL-svnl. :1 Ahwm. .X111-111l:1111:11 111' 1111- 15:11'11I11 :11 Chapel 1111111134 1' 1'111'11:11'-1'. 1111111. 0 1 :094 IA Vlli The Chapel Choir. 11qu :t Imt'. half :I hur. I Inlf :1 hm' unwzml. Intu an awful thtch 'ltht- wlmh- choir hhtmlurt-tl. Tht-ir's nut tn t'cusun why The Lords prayer was pitvhctl .w high. Thrir's but to tlu 0r div. Stu intu tht- tunv thx'y chnrg'ctl chilc t-t'cry Ullt' wnnth-rcd. 'lX-nm's tn right nf tht-m, TCIIUH to left of them. M5505 lwltiml tht-m. lh-llmu-tl :tml thumlcrcd. Slurmwl they with shunt and yell, Nut wise they sung nr yell, Raising Illt' stmlcnt's hair Wlm now can IIUYUI' toll Who it Wils hhtmlcrul. 0 the wild howls they wmught Right tn tht- cml they fought. Ht-Hnwt'tl :nul lhnmlt-rwl llnw gullztntly they fought, Timt- :uul tum- they furgot livery mtt- wumlvrwl, 3811 PENNSYLVANIA S'l11'1'1 . 111' 11.111121211: 115111.112, '1171-1:1'1111' 11'1'1111111 1111511'11111111'1111'1111'51111111' Black 3011. 111111111. 11.11: '111111 111111111'1 1411111111111 0111' 11111.1' ' 11.51.11.111; 1115111115 PROPORTION. .111'1111111'1115' 1111-11 111 1111111'1'5'5' 11111111 1115' 1'1115'5' 111111 1111' 1'1'1' 1111111 11111 501111'111'1' 111 1111:11'111'1'11'1111'151111'5'111111' 115' 1111' 11'111111111 11111 11 1111141'111111 11111 11'111111' 1111'1111'. 51'111111'11111111111'1'111'1'51' , 117,11'1111'5'11111111'1111111':1 S1 '1111'1111 . 11111'1'1141'111111 :: 11111'11141'111111 : 11'111111'. 1111111111 11111'1114'1'111111 51'1111'111'1' x 11'111111' 1111'1111'. 11111'1114'1'111111 1'5'1'1111'111'1' x 11111111' 1111'1111'. '11111' 1'11111'14'1' 111111'1'1' 111111' 111' 11'1'1111'11 .'1 511-1-111'1' 1111 1111' 11'11111 111' 111111114111. 19111111111118 11111111 .11121CN'1'. 1111'1'5'111111111 1111'11'1' 111'. 11111111 511111 1111' 1'111'1115111'1' 111111115 111 1111' 1111.551 '1811'1'111111 11115.51'111115 1'111111114'. 111-111114111 111111111'111 11111111111113111111 1111' 11 1115111111111:'1'-11'1'11115111111111111111111111'111'14'111'111 11'11'111' 11111'1'1 11.111'11,11:1 1' 1111' 111-11111114 ; 111 111.' 11'1111'1 1111511111111'15' 111511'111'11 111 11 1'11111111'1'11 111 51111111' 11111' 1111 111'111114'1' 11001. 1111. 11'11115'11'1111'1'11 2-7311 111111111' 1111' 1'11115'11'111'111111 111' 511111'1'5 1151-11 111 111'111'1111111' 111111111143 11.11111115111115 1'1111 1'11111'11 1111 1111' 1111' 111111 1'1'5'11'1'11111'.1111111111 1111'. 11'2117'11'1'5'. 1 1111111141111 1 111114'111 14 11 :1 1'111111111111 11111111'. 1111'. 11'? - 1111 1111111111114 1'11115'11'1111111111: 1111111 15' 1111' 1151' 111' 1111' 11111115 111 111111115? 1511111111515 11'111111'11111'11114 11 11'11111111111' 1111' 11 111'1'11' 111 111'1111111111'11' 1111'515 1111.11'rw1 1111111 15' 1111' 1'11 '111 111 1111111111111 11 1 1'1.111':v .111 111'1'1 111111 111 1111' 11111111114 111'11111' 11111'111. 111151111 111 11111111114 1.1111' 11'111115' 111 11111'1' 111'1'15'111115' 111111111'11 11111111 111 11111111111111 111111 11111111, 11111 511111'5' 11111 14'11'1'11 111 1111' 11'x1 11111111. 11111'1111' 11'11115'11'111'111 1'1111'1'15' 1'11'15'5' 11'1111 111'11 111111'5' 111' 54'11155'1'5' 1'111. 11111105 1111115- 1111'1' 1'1'11111 1111'111. 1.111'1'1,1':'1 I':53211'1' 111'111'1'5'5111' 111 C11111y 1111111115 111111 11 11'111' 111 1115' 1'1'1'. 1111'. 11' :551'111111'1 .5'1'1' 111111' 111' 1'1111111 11'1'111 11 1111111114 11111 1111' 11 11111111. 1111:, 811'1111111111'1'. '1111'1'1'15' 1'1111111 1'111 111'11 1111'1' 11111'1'1'. 1'111 1'111111114111 11 111'1'55- 51111 111111 111 1111111 111111 111'11'1111111 grow 111' 111111 1111' 11111111' 11111111' 11 11114'14'1'1' 1 111111 111' 1'1'11111' 11:15 you 111111112 N111? 11'111'11 111.' 11111'5'1' 5111'11'11' 11111 111111125 111 1:1115'1'11'11111' 111'1 111 111111 11114 51111 111' 11'1'15' 5'11 51111111 1A 1'11 . A Psalm of Weary. 1111 1'111 11111 111 11111111111111 111111111. '11. 1':11'3' 1.1 :1 '11'11111 111:11 1'111' 1-:11'11 11'1111'111'1' 111' 1'111'11111111 '11 11'1111 11:11'1 111' :1 1111.:1113' 111:111. 1111' 11 1'1': 11 :11111 11131111111111 11111111 1111 1'11 1.1 1:1111'11 11'1111'111'11111111'111 1'1111'1-111111111111. 111:1! 1111' 11:1.11 1.1 11111.11 .11111:1111'11. 1 111' 111s 111'x1 111111'1:111'1' .'1.1 1:11':1.1 11 :1111'1 11111111 1111 .1111'111 :111'. 111111 1111' 1111' 111-x1 11.1'3 X11':11'3 11:11 1111 11.1 1111211 11'1 1'1' 111 111'1'11:11'1'. ' 1'111'1'19121 131111'-1':1111111'1'1'1 111 1111111' 11211111111111 :151114111'11 1Y1':11'3 ' .11111'13' 1,111 11'1'1 111. $111112 11'111'1'1- 1111' 1'1'11 :11'1- 11111111. '11111l'l1' 11 11111111111; 1114.111 1'x111:1111111.;,' 1111' 1121111111 1111' 111-111111'11111'. 11111 111:11 11114111 11'1111 111111'11 1'11111111:1111111.u 111 111111 111111'11 111 11111' .1111'1'1111'. A113 11111'11111111 1111 1111' 11'111'11' '1'11:11 11'1 1'1' 111'1'1'11111113' 1411111- 11'1'1'. 1.1111 11 .11-1'1111' 1111 1113'111'1'111111 111111 11 11111.11' 131111111 :1113' 1111111. Art 1.1 111111.' :11111111111' 11' 111-cling,l 11'111111111111111'111:11.11'11:111': 1111111 111' .1' 111':11'11 1111'11' 11111'111 1 1'111 111111:. 111 :11 1.1:111 1111'111-11:13'.' 1 11113'11111'11'1'11 111l11111:1111l. '31-;11'3'1' 11111111111111 111111111111: 11111113111111' 11111 11111'11'111'111' .11'1' 1:11111 111' 111.1' 1111'11111111' 1 '113 1111111111,; 011. 1111' 1:11'1'1' 111' :111 .1111'11 111111111114: 01.1 1111' 111113' .11111 1111' 511:11111'; 11111-11 :1 1'111111'111'1' striving. 1'1-:11'1111114'. 111' 111111111 who is 111 111:11111'? Yet they 11'1111111'1'11'113 11'1'1'1' 1111111111; 11111'1' :11'1' 11111 5:1111'1'11'1 1111111 1'11'11r111' 11111' 11111 :11'1: .1111'11'111g' 111 11111' 111'sl1 1111 1'1'1'1'3' 51111'. Saturday Sunday XI muluy Tumxlru' X'L-clncsdny Thursday Friday Snlm'duy Sunday M nmlzly ,. lucsduy Vcdncsdny Thursday ink.- :Ul 7. ! 0 l0 H 12 I3 1 Chronicles. APRIL. 1900 LA VII; goes to press. State I. Annapolis 1. April 17001 for thc Middids. Nulhin doin. Stntc l3. L . of Va. 2. 81:110 13, Gcm'g'c Yushington L'nivcrsily H. Sl:llc: xxCHl'g'cltnx'ni ruin. llzml luck. Gravy pushcd :1 few lines of! force. Prcx tukcs a trip. l'nscr Curl displays his auto tn the public. Grout work. Dr. Gill preaches. Buys nut fur :lrlmtus. Somcunc tries to who the Suphs out for Hug scrap: didn't work. Faculty refuses to give Glee Club permission tn take trip. Glu- Cluh goes. Tmuhlc ahead. Fridy tries in Him Prof. Ray by prcscnting 2m cxcusv two weeks old for :1 registration ticket. Sanders tells Iizu'nvtl 10 use mm'c steam pressure and Work his prohlcms. 'ITrpsichnrum dance. Whn lmrmwcd thc rcfn-slnncnts? Villa Nova :3, 811110 0. 15ri1111-1' 8111111111111 5111111111 :11111111111' Tuesday 1Ve1111es1111y '1111111's1111y 1'11'111111' S11111r1111y 1911111111'1' 31111111111' '1111es1111y 111-11111-s111'1y '1111111's1111y 1911111111 8111111111113' 5111111111 311111111115' ' h 111es1111y 11e1111es1111y I 1 111111's1111y Friday Saturday I4 'x 18 lg .20 .21 h. 1v 4.9.411. 'v Iv 1v 1v Jih' 3211 :1; v 31 4-9.1 in 11 1.41 11111 333 Vi1111 Now is 11g'11i11 111111 111e111 111 1he tune 111 8 111 4. Seniur 1111111111111111111 i11 1111111111112 0111111111111: 11. Weaveia C111111'1111111; 11'. 11. R1111i11s1111, 11.1. Pesehku. 1C. 11. 1111111131. K. JIoskins, '11w11 inches 111 snow. 1511111111 wears :1 white 1111111111. 15111111111111 w111111ers wether he is going home. Hersh 11111s asleep in history 111111 11111'11s his 11111111 1111 the s1e;1111 111111. 5111111111 1111s the 191'1-s11111e11 1111 the 11111. 511111111111111s111w11 g11111e C1111e11 1111' 1111 11ee111111t 111 min. 1111111y 111111111 is seen 11111 for 1111' g11111e. 111111 is the reason it rained. lieekerl i111e1111s 111 apprentice 11i111se1f 111 11 11111eks111ith. The team 1e11ves 1111. .1111111st11w11. King 111111 1411111is say they 11re 11151115; 11 few 11111111115: 111' 111'1111'11111111is 1111 1111111111111 111 11:11'11 5111111. 31111111 smokes 11 Cigarette. The fres11111e11 conversa- ti1111 e1111sists 111111111 111' e111-111is11'y 111111 the professor the1'e111. 1x'e11 Riehui't is buying wash 1111ttles 111' the 110er1. Danny 11'1111311'1' rushes his str11w 11111 111 service. 1111111es King is shut 111111113' with 11 111111111 cartridge. 111' 11111 revive. Stale 101111111111151111 .2. The Army is 111111111111 111' State 11y 111e 11e1'vy senre 111 13-1. $111111 drops her first g11111e 111 11111111111111. 4--3. 1x'e11 Riehurt tells us 111111 Martin Luther trie11 three. $111111 11111ses 111 3111111111111111 111 the time 111 14s-2. State's 1'e111y 11111111 111kes see111111 111111111 in the A1111e1ie Carnival at 11111111111111111111. Nuthing' doing. 1101's take 1111l1s i11 1111:1111-1. MAY. 11111111 gets :1 1111ir cut. The Prex lectures 111e 1911es11111e11 1111 11511111: 8111111111111. K111 Clay thinks he will join the 111ee Club. .1. .Xrner S1111111 with his large vniee makes the night 11i11e1111s with his 1'e1111i1i1111 111 111111 11111111111135r little ditty. '11111w's All the 15111113 111111311 111 Oshkosh. Hottest day 111 the year. Many s1rz1w 11111s 111111111112 Diekinsnn is s11111g111e1'e11 111-11111'. 11'11e11 the s11111ke cleared 11w11y Slate 111111 17 runs. while Dickinson 1'11i1e11 111 score. The Cadet 11111111 gives 11 11e1if111111111 e1111ee1'1 1111 the C11111pus. 334 HCNXSYIA'AXIX STATIC U tLIJCtili Sunday 7 Chapel nt- etmrse. 'lihen sleep pi'ztetieum. Mummy 8 Mr. lhmntun nt' the tYesting'hnuse Cumpum' gave 11 ten inter- esting tztlk on lCngineci'ing suliieets. I i - : 1 - iliestlzty 1; Dickinson knlleg'e wants :1 new yell. Tell them tn apply l0 Wednesday m ,iiilttt'Stlil-X' ll Friday I: Saturday I3 Sunday I4 Mnmluy I5 ,iitteSthtt' m Wednesday I, 'lihtn'mluy I8 Friday H; Saturday .30 Sunday Jl Mnmlny 2: Tuesday .23 tVethtt-sthtt' :4 'lihtirsduy 25 Friday 20 Saturday .27 Sunday 28 Monthly 2!; 'linesduy 30 tYethiestlzty 31 Thursday 1 It ritlny 2 Swamp. l,iirtly gives an exhihitiun mi X Rays tn the Suphmnures. ttliuster Hmwn writes :m interesting letter in the Collegian :lhuut College life. Li. 1,. Cllttcelletl. 100; wins the inteitelnss Truek meet. Rey. Smith of Warren preztehes 1m excellent sermon. Fellows all stay awake. S. M. 'limnpsnn is elected assistant manager of fnnt-hzlll teztm. Freshmen win the ting scrap. Many Snphs :md Freshmen feel the results Hf the vinlent exer- cise Hf the preceding mnrning'. lusehull tezun leaves on its tYestern trip. The team strikes .'l snug at California. A large tiny fur State. Varsity tluwns tVest Virginia l'niverstty tn the tune of 3--.2. Track team defeats Dickinson. and the College reserves win frum blnnizttzt College. Y. M. C. A. hultl :in upell :iir ltteeting mi the front Cmnpus. lireshmun gets his enlls fm' Iiuiling tn salute the Itrex. Hnn't tlt'lillCC this jewel by sitting: on its cheeks. Sninke :tt ynur peril. You are liable to suspensiun. Snmehmly trietl tn hlmv Friday up with pnwtler this nmrning. The plot failed as Reuben was tun nimble. California Normal :tt'rives. All expectant with high :tmhitiuns. 'liight hnnse is the fashion at the present time. State to. Cah- fm'nizt O. No iiispeetiun. No Chapel. Everybody actingr Rip Vzm tVinkle. State 10, Villa Nuvu 7. State ties :mnther knot in the tail of the Princeton tiger. Sem'c Sen Great eelehmtion. stag dance. 11ml :1 number of fine speeches. Great ovzttiun tn the team UH their return to College. JUNE. All the buys begin tn grind fur Exams. ttDiek t iitehell is elected president of 1007. Saturday 3 Sunday 4 Monday 5 'Jhncmhly 0 XYc-dncsday 7 'lhhursday 8 Friday 0 Saturday 10 Sunday I I Monday 1 2 Tuusday I3 XVcdncsduy 14 1.x HJC 385 Intcr-Cluss rcluy rncc. Won by 1907 cusily. Time 3.32,3A5. Alumni Ctnnmittcc is u'm'king curly :uul Iau- 10 hzwr u successful 'luhilcc next week. ' lixznns arc in full hlusl. Punch Wakcr hnys :1 hnlllc uf uliws. hut says he does not like thc sccds. If l'up Lunmis was paying huzml 11L McAllistcr hy thc hour, we wumlcr what would 1w the sum 0f hisjmzml bill for one year. The Freshmen have :1 pzu'mlc 10 strungthrn their hopcs fur the clem in tactics. Many nhl .Xhmmi. and many pretty girls hL-gin to attract our :ltlcntiun :15 we wzuulcr ovor the Campus. Competitive Drill. lhhzu-smIiuns umusc the people by their witty sayings and mugs. Uzlcczllmn'mtc scrnmn in A'thtnrium 10-day. Of cnnrsc it must min for thc uccusiun. Jlislm'iczll and cmnmL-nmratim addresses in the Auditorium. Thcspizuls in Mlhhc Hoomcrung. Philochnrcun Dnncc in NcAlhstcr. Alumni Day. Alumni pul'mlu. lehihitiun Drill. 'Inniur Orn- turiml Contest. Mcmhcrs uf mos lukc ilcgrccs. State 8, lllnumshurg 1. Junior Prom in the Armory. 33! . T! m rsduy ilihm'sduy Friday S'mn'dny Sunday :Xlnndz'..j 'lilicstlny iVuhicsday 'iihu rm iuy Friday Saturday Sunday Mtnuluv Tuvm lay hVCilIlCSdIly ' Tlmrstluy Friday Sm imlziy Sunday Monday h h lucsduy '93 NH PICXNSYIA'AX l .X STATIC U H.I.ICC.IC lixznns for admission. Summer school begins. Many have that Lircd feeling. srti-Ticixiiuck. College OPCHS. Gut :my Hunks? 1000 hold :1 class meeting and elect Postlcthwuitc chairman. Font hull. State 23. ,LiiHlHUH Valley 0. Many Freshmen suck :ery blankets. Vlircshmcn are losing much sleep these last few nights. All :lFC assigned 502115 in Chapel. .. 7 lizitly Price is out for the font bull 1mm. Price jklclx'smL Weary Walker and iilircddy Foss are all present in chapel this morning. IIClKi 11:15 left collcgc but we have more uHcads with us. llclh'funtc Academy game culled off. Stag dance. Sunday. ch :111 have our mums inspected by the new HHap who is wry rigorous in his worc. Whitworth, '04 arrives. He will devote his time to Coaching the foot hull tczun. Signm Chi fraternity housc was badly damaged by fire this morning. Sophomores win th- zmnuul wrestling match. Athletic meeting in old chapel. Good attendance. Jill German now holds the oflicc 0f chccr liudcr. Varsity and College. clcvcns line up on Beaver Field Honors about cvcn. OCTOBER. Thc Hep receives :1 shower bath. Interest is aroused 211 :1 mass meeting for the State Indian game. uSwamp returns from Europe. ilh'cshmcn 100k him over. Wednesday 4 The Country Club is being avidly fitted up for use. 1..1 1'11; 387 11'11111'511111' 1 1'111111' S111111'1111y 5111111111 111111111111' 1 1 1111-511111' 1171'11111'511111' '1'11111'511111' 1 1'111111' 5111111'11111' 8111111111 11.1111111111' '.1.'111's11:1y 1171'1111cs1111y I 1 111111'511111' 1 1'111113' Saturday Sunday Monday I f 1111's1111y 11'1'11111'51111y Thursday Friday Friday Sunday 11111111111y '1 111's1111y .1 D '7; 9 10 11 12 13 '4 15 16 I7 18 19 '35 1 .11'1'11'11'111 1'11f'1111'1'1'111f' 8111'11'11 1111111511111111111'1'111 1111'11111811'1'111111 1111 1'1111111 111111111111'. '1'1'1'1111 11'111'1'5 1111' 11:11' 1' 15111111; :11'1'1111111111111'11 111' 11110111 four 1111111111211 11'111111'5. 511111: 11 11111111113 111'1111'11111111'.111111111'11111111111'11111111'cv1'111111:. 11'11' 11111 11 111'111'1'111111'.' 1:11'1'1111111' s11'1'115. X11 11151111111111 111111 1111 1'11111111. '1 110 11'111111'5 111111111iss1'11 1111' 11': 1111 :11 111'111i'sl11111: 5111111'1111y 11111111 1 1'1111111'11 11115 111111111119. 111111 11111111 is doing 11110 1111111 1111111'111'1'1'111'111. Hugs S111'1111'1' 1111's '1'111 :1111'1'. 1'1 1'11'111 111 111151'11. King 1111s 111111111 1'111111111'11'11 1111' 11:15111'1 51'111'111111'. for the c11111i11;;' sCilSOll. 81111'1'5' is 1'1'11111111' 1'1'c111'1'1'i11'r 1'1'11111 1111 1111: 1111 111 11'111111111. 81111 18 110111'811111WO 11111111 11111 311111115. 1111111 1111: 1115 111155 1111 1111' 111411111 111111'. 1111111111'1x'1'isc1' g'1'1s :1 111'11111'111'11111' 1111111'1' 111 '1'1 11 . 1 .'111'1i1111 11:1551'3111'3'111 111:111'11'c. 1 1'11011'5 1111111'1' :1 111111 11:11'1' 11113315 l'CCCiVC telegrams 111111 their g1'1111111110111c1's died. 1'. 111. C. .1 11110115 c1111'r111i111111'111 1'1111151' with Lotus Cele Club. u'1'111' 01'11sx111111111'1' 1'15 1115'11. 11110 12, 811110 0. 1'11'1'111 110111111151111111111. 11111'11111' 1100110105, b011- iirc 51115;. 1'11'. 511111' 1'1'51'1'1'1'5 3.1, 111'111'1111111' 11c: N1'1111111g' 111 11:1r111'111111'. 1111:111'1'1'11 1'01111's 11111 1111' 111111 111111. 11 1'11'1' c1115 11111111011. 1111111 S111'1'y 1111' fellows 11'c1'c. Fresh- 1111111 1111111 5111111. .1 111 1911111011 is 11111 11'1'111'1g' 11'1'11 111-11111'. .1511 the man. Section 111111 111111 10111115 111'1', 11111111'1'0115. 1.1111115 Glee Club 111 111311111111'111111. State 29, 1111111 N111'11 1'1'11f.1'1111'c 5111': 11 s 111 Oc111111c1. 111111111 g1'1s 11 11:111' c111. 1:11:91 snow of the year. .138 1111'11111-511:1.1' T11111511: 11' 1' 1i11:11 5111111'111'1'1' Sunday .11111111:11' 1. 111.'.5'11:11' 11'1111.'.511:11' '1111111'511:1'1' 151111.11 5:11111'1131' 511111111 1111111111 1. 1111-511:11' 11'1'11111'511111' '1111111'5111'1'1' 11111111 51111111111 511111111 11111111111 1. 1111'511:11' 11'1-11111511111 .3 5 3 L'- 15 I11 17 1.5 111 J11 :1 1 1 1'I'IX N811 .11.1X1.1 STATIC L11 11.1.1'1121'1 x111'1511111c11. 191'1'5111111'11 11111 1111' :1111111:11 1'1111'1' 51'1':111. 1111-1i1:1l11111-51i1111111 1111' 11111'11 i5 11':111115:111: .1111'1 111111 1111115 1111 1111111 111111'5 1111' L 11' 115 1111 :1 11'11' 511111151111 111'11:1111115. L111:1111'1. .11:1j4:17.1111'5 111 1'1'1111'111'1'. 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L11111'f4'i:111 5:11'521'11111 11111 111111 :111 11111 1.x1':1111114 1.5'i111111' 1'. :11. .1. 111-:11111134 1'1111111. $111111 111 111-1'111 :11'1' 11'111111 11211111154. 1'11'111111'5 51:11'1 1111'11' 111:11'1'11 1111 111 11'1111:1111.5'11111'1. 1111111 1111111f4'5. 51:111' 11. 11i1'11'i1151111 7.111. '11111- 11: 11 :11111' 5751111 1'11:1111'1. 1.111151111:111:11'11'111'1'11111 1:1511'. 11111111115111 11'11111111'11111111154 1111 51111111 1111111 1 111111'111111j4 1111' c111 51511'111. 11'1 111511 :111111'111 11:1111'1' 111 .11121111510111:111 f7 'l'hnrsduy Friday Saturday Sunday Monday 1 110$11:1;' 'chnvsdzly Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Vcdncsdny Thu mlzly Friday Saturday Sunday Mummy , 1 lncsduy 111-11111151111'1' 1 1 ll111rsdzly Friday Sulunluy Sunday Monday , 1111-511111' H'cdnvsduy V'L-dncsdny Thursday Irridny Sullmluy 5111111111' Jnmlny , 1 luvsdzly 2114.3. A 111 U l0 ll '3 '4 '3 H1 '7 I1; .30 33.4.1 1 I11 U 14X YHC 381; Sun: 0. H1151 Virginia 0. lh-st game 111'1-1' 51'1'11 ml the 111ml gridiron. lkmnsylvuniu Day. lx'u-p off the grass. No inspection. liveryonc tnkvs :1 111111.; walk. Student lwly 14111-5 nut 011 :1 strike. Everything quid. No Strikv ln'cukcrs rcpm'twl yct. 'HI;111ksgivi11g recess. lix'm'yhmly 1-:115 Turkey. UHCHAHHHL Many 51111101115 :11 111111111. Thanksgiving 111111111111 muls 11111 111111111134 11111111; in 1111- line 1:1 51111101115. Nu inspection. Strike still in fnrcc. C111111111111-c cunmusml ol- stutlvnls 1111-L-ts similar 1'11111111ittcc frnm the faculty. Strike czlllml 111T 111111 cvcrylwl-x' WHI'kS again. 1911511105 11ml 81111115 practicing 1111' 1111- class gunw. Hurnu in 1111' :1111lil1 111111111 1111011111105 :1 1111 nl- I'cmininc lingeric frnm 81111111113 pockets. juniur Civil banquet :11 McAllile-r Hull. Chuir sings well. Thc cloctriczlls greet their lx-Im'wl lczulcr. Prim: Mr. Ruln-rl R. Guilty of Tim 'lXx-n. China. spuuks 111 the '1111 Chapel. '15111011'1' vacnk 5111111151115 shuts. 8111111 Dcfculs Swarthnmrc in 110111110. .I1111iz1111 341 1115 11111111 in lmskct lmll. 8111111111111111'5 11:. 19111511111011 Zip. chuicing in 81111110111111? camp. Chuir 51111134111913:111111111-1':1111l11-111. le Cunklin takes :111 1111111'1111111111 1111:1115 :1 slnry. lfnnrnmus Haters Hi. lC. Sucictyt 11:11'1' 1h:ir 111111111111 feud. I'rcxy's rcsigunlinn is announced. Vnmtinn lu-gins. .IANl'ARY, 19011. 1; 81mm Horn asks 111111111115 1H1: is taking 111: 85an Agricuhnltll Course. Sluppy 1111111101: All 1311511111011 11111111-511111'. Short llurns furnish1111111531111-111 fur 1111' 81111115. lk'ckcrl broke his New Year's 1'1-311111111111. Hr. Hill preaches. Luruh 1:1kcs ICx-Gm'. 811111135 51111 far :1 1111111111111111'3' Scniur slvigh Yidk'. 31111 l'IiN XS1'111'111 N111 81.11111 COLI 119.019. 11'1111111rs1111y 10 1511111111, 1111 111111111' 11111;: 5111111. '1111111'511111' 'II H11111111111111 Dick gvts busy. 1111 Vic 110111'11 steps lively. 11.1'i1111y 12 S111111s win 1111: 1'1111111'11 51111111. 111111111 11isC11101'1111 eyes from the snow 111111 fight. : Ktin -,Ax 511111154. 11'1'11111i11g511111i11111'y 15. 8111111111111 13 Punch is11'11111111s1111 with his picture. 81111111111 1.1 11111111111. 111111's 1111. 11101111111' 15 1711111111151 1111: posted. 'liucsdziy 10 1511311111111 11111 1111 bright 111111 curly disturbing the slumbcrs of thc 11111111 experienced 111111111 11111ss1111-11. 11011110511311 17 191111111111111'111' 111'1111111s 111111' 11is 541111111 in Applied is somewhere bet- ween 0 111111 Z. '11111115111iy 18 Nothing doing 111-11111' 11111 11111 11'1111111111' and it is fine. 111i1111y 11; 11111111111 is 11'1'i1151' 111 1'1111s11 1115411111111 11 few 1111i1's 011 his upper lip 111111C1111 11 1111111511111111 511111111111! :20 1Cx11111s 11114111. 5111111111' 21 111111111 11111111111111 Monday 2.: 11111i111s 11i1 11111. 1ppli1111 '1111115'111'11' 23 11'1111's asks 1 mi. '1111111 is 11111 1111111111101 of fourteen inch circle. 11'11111111511115' 2.1 1: 11.11i11111' says 111111115 11011101111 11111111i111g1 since 110 11115110311 here. Thursday 25 111 1111s1111 writes 111 his 0'11 Friday 20 1 1'cs11111111 11111111111 1111111111 tactics 11x11111. Saturday 27 11x11111s 111'11 1111is111111 1111' 11111 first 1111111. 11111111111'11111'11111 1111 111111111111 applied. Sunday 28 11111111131111 lectures in 11111111111. 31111111111 29 T11CSL111-V 3L1 1Vc1111c51111y 31 1111111511111 J 11111111 2 Saturday 3 3111111111' 4 11111111111 5 '1111L'51111y 1,1 1YL'1111L'5L111y 7 '1111111'511113' 8 Friday 9 Saturday 10 Sunday 1 1 M 011L1ay 12 Tuesday 13 11 L'1111C5111'1y 1.1 Thursday 15 Friday 16 11.1 111:. 3111 l 111111L 111111L'L'5 1'L'L'011CL1 :11 11L'11 post 0111LL' SL'L111111 5L 111L 51L'1' 11L'g'.1115 511111111L1L' giv L'. :1 1151 01 1111150 L'lig'1111L' 1111' 1111111111105 111 the first 5L'L'111111 '111111111' 1'21L'L'11'1L'1115. 1.91511111r11111'. .111111111'5 1111'LL'11 111 11 ;11L' 111L' LI'LL1111L11L'1111511'1'1:111 :15 111L' 51mm 11111L ':11L'1'1'112L'11. V 1'11'5111' 111'15IL'L'1 111'111 1L: 1111 1L'1'11'-L.5 1111' 1.0111911 and Penn. L311111' 1111 ML'111L'L'11 1111515 11115111111 1'111 11:15L-111'111 111'11C11L'L'.11L'1111 28, St. 11L 18 1111151L'L'1 1111111. '111111 111111511111 51141115 1110 50111: L '151 box 108, 1151c115 to 111C 5L'1'1111111 111111 Dick. '07. 11111-11115 11 L 1 117111101 11'L'11111L'1' 1'15115 115 again. '1111'11 inches 111- 5111111. 111151 111 11' 1L11'111'1LL' MLL'lL' 111151 5111111111:' 1'1511111'5 111.5 11L'11 1111110. NL'11 111111L'1'11111111 L'x11111115 1111' 11111111119 01 11. NL'1'1151 11111111 10 the 111111105111 $1111L' L.L111L'f'L'. DL151L'1' 1111'1111L' 111 L1111L', 111111 111L: 11L'L'11L'11 511111111' 01 1121101 111 111C L'1LL1111- L11L'1111511y 11.111 '111L' DulLll 1111111 1.1111L'1151L'1 L11111111'01'g1'111izL'. 1111111'111111111111'11 11L'111L 1'5 :1 1L'1'1' 1111111'L'5511'c 5L'1'n11111 111 the C11: 1pc1. I11HLU1H 5 1111111111 11 11115L'1'1L'11 111111 1111 :111111'11111'1111c 111'11111'11111. qnyford 1'111'L'5 1111' 1.111111111511111;r Normal '11101' 1111111111 scvcru1 interestingr 111L'L'1111g5. V111L'111111L' 11:11' 11511115 111 111151; 11:1y 111 111151 L1111cc. 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'11110511111' 27 111111' 1 11110111111111 :111' 05 '181511'1'11111'110r, 011, :1 lift in 011111101. 11011110511111 .38 1.111111-111'0 1'0111'11111'1'. 1 1'i00' 01'1101'5 i1151100111'111 01' Co110g0 1101'- 111i101i05 MARCH. 1'1'1111511111' 1 '1110 1111111111 11.51101'011 111 111 11 Sprin-r 11111'. l'1'i11111' .3 1 10511111011 0110111111101 1111 111111111111 in 11'11'i11fr 1110i1 111111111101. 50- 111111111111'05 111 1101 11111'511i1 six hours 11110r the brush 1011v0 511111111111 3 11011111' 1'1'111105111'0 out. 5111111111 .1 111 1110 111- -0115 111111111101 with 1110i1'11111 Sprino 1101111015. 31111111111 5 Dick 111111115 111'1111111115. .1118 M: Lin i5 in 1110111111115; :15 11 result. 51.110 13, 11 1. . .1. '1'110511111' 11 811110 13. 1V. U. 1:1. 111. 111011110511111' 7 1101'1'01'11'5 1111101111 111 S11110 C11110g0. Thursday 1' 1101111115 111' 11151 5011105101 111111111 1'011011 115. 0111111111 3.1'1'011111' 11i5- 1110115011 1110'1115'0110 11i11 1101;101:111 .-.V.5' 0110 was 11 111. .11 11111111 1; 101111110 111111 1 11111105 111.1111111i5 gi10 1111 0'11110111i111110111 1'1 111 the 11111111111'i11111. '11101' 11i11 H5.111 1 .1 1.111i1'011. Saturday 10 11111100 in Mc.-11li5101' 111111 111' 1110 C111i11i1111 Club. 1'1111101'-111i111 '1'111'. 111111 5111111011 11111101111;111111111411 110111'1'05110111101100 co11r50. 111111105 hi5 111151 111111'111'111100. 8111111111 11 l'1i1'51 1101111 5111111' 111 this 11'i11101'. Y. M. C. A. 11010011105 10 N115111'i110 11111110. 1'011111'1. M1111111L1' 12 111'0111 110111111111 1111' 5111111' 511111015. '11110511111' 13 '111i111 1'1'0111' .1 1111111'1101111011111111101115 1110 5111111 111115 111.51 in ' 511i10111 hi5 11'11i1011115-1 1V011110511111' 1.1 '1111111' 1x10111111 10115 1110 11111'1111015 111' 111'.' 1'3. 13. S110i0t1' hmv 1:11 1111111011111111111111.5111 110111'11' i112 IA X'HC 303 Saturday Sunday Monday 'lhhm'mluy ltt'iduy Saturday Sunday Mnmhly Tucsdzlv XVcdncsduy 'lhhursduy Saturday 'lfridny Sunday Monday K. N 3'1 Ix: JC. 1C. Sncicty enjoys :1 well pn-pnrcd chicken :11111 wumc supper :1t McAllistcr Hull. Dr. Gill 111'0111'111'5 in chapel for :1 Change. W'nsh day. VITSIIIHCH defeat the Snphs in the must exciting huskct hull game 11f tho smsnn hy thv scnrc of :7 tn 11;. Suhhs enjoy :1 slcigh ridv 1:1 Hclltrfnntc. llmun'uhlc Ccnrgo R. Wcmllhtgr lcctnrt-s in thr auditoriunl. thjcct Saul u'r ansus. St. Putrick's tlzly. Umngv Hug hangs nut Hf lh'cslin's wimhm'. Hrchvstm slag in Mckllistt-r Hall. The hrst clcur 11:11' of thc wvck. Sacred concert in thc nudi- turium. 'lhht- thrilling cxpvricnct- Hf l31-ckt-rt, while on :1 1110:15111'1: drive, is the talk 11f lhc town. An engine 1111 thc fumuus lit-lh-t'nntc Central leaves the truck, due to an experiment trim! by tho cumpuny. in mil 1:1y4 ing. Gravity :1ltmc was nut snfhcicnt to keep the mils up: right. :mrl so the experiment lmn'ml :1 failure. t 11:1 MainU in darkness frnm six tu cight P. M. Suphs elect their Lu Vic Huurtl. ' .Itmiur lingint-crs take :11: inslwction trip to Hcllcfuntc. Junior Athletic meeting :11 eight II M. in 1ht' :mditnrimn. :md Scniur chmnists start 1111 111th tV'cstcrn trip with Churv Icy :tml Shnkcy :15 guardians. Concert in the auditorium hy thc Cadet Hand. .. . Rev. Hivkmztn preaches in thy Chapel. l'ricc gives the clectricnls :1 lcvlnrc :1hnut trying to imhtcc murc Vc'vc tinishcd our Wul'k. Our kunckcr's hook, Vc'vc faithfully rlonc our host Tu point nut 11w failings, and show our dear fricmls Huw thcir conduct appears tn thL- rest. It's all fur their good though Hwy mny nut bclivc it. Tlu-y ought not to misc :my fuss, But 10 save thcm temptation of brczlking our heads -lt's hack to the tall brush with us. 3 FORWARD. LOOKIN THE .KNY-SCHEERER COMPANY Department of Laboratory Supplies 225-233 Fourth Avenue, New York MANUFACTURERS and IMPORTERS or Apparatus and Supplies for the Equipment of Chemical and Bacteriological Labora- ncpt.of , tories. Mining Engineers' and Assayers' Supplies Ihe Kny-Sdhacrer Co. In connection with Vcrcinigtc Fabriken fucr Lnboratoriumsbedarf Max Kaehler and Martini Berlin Drs Peter and Ros: Wanamaker 4 $rown 9hiladelphia 'Gudtom 9ailoring Gollege uniforms melete line on display at the go-operatlve Jim: .76. :4. 1eitzell, Jalea ylgent ELECTRIC LIGHT THE PROPER LIGHT FOR YOUR STUDY NITTANY LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER CO. STATE COLLEGE, PA. Dr. W. .8. Glenn PHYSICIAN AND S U RG EON Office at Residence STATE COLLEGE, PA, MARKLES MEAT MARKET FRESH and SMOKED M E A TS College Avenue STATE COLLEGE, - PA. Henry Clrimm MERCHANT TAILOR Full Dress fuits a fpecialty f TATE COLLEGE, PENNA. THE MALLORY S T U D I 0 2nd Floor Crider's Exchange BELLEFONTE, PA. yhntngraphir Ignrtraimrv PICTURE FRAMING N. B.-A large portion of the group pictures and individual portraits of '07, in this La Vie, is the work of this Studio xl I.I.lfA' K. H H I. TU.V, ESTABLISH ED 1867 RUBEN T-l. IVA I. 'I'OIV. I'rm'r mu! anm. by Allen WalLon Nufrrrt'nlendrni Umhuriurx .lbr uU lx'imlx rf VII Slum H 'urlc mhummeugmwm :UBDSQWW Storm Q00 Qua; yrnu'n u m! .Vunufurnnrrx 0f Building Stone, Sawed Flagging and Tile Partics I'isitirqq Ila: szn'irx will 1.3mm llu' Um at lfruzrwxluuc .S'tuliau 'IhIafraplt Co 1311101355 Address 0 llzr l'lu'ludz'lpllia C1 lx'e'mling' Rwy. If IV 0 IV N S T0 IV E , PA . Ccemm Cwmy Banking CQDO CORNER OF 1110!! AA'D SPIVIIVG STREETS ' A Gammll Bamlkfmg Bunsimm Transacted IUIVIL'C'IVleKS' T. . I. Slmmala'r IV. 1'. llmm'x jzmn'x llur; ix b'mn'gc IV. Alcvl' julm lflumlmnl jolm Al. .S'lmgmt T. .rl. .S'IIUIIIAA'IL'N. Prcxidml jAAIIiS Il.-IA'ICI.S'. I'ia'-15't'xirlmi jOh'xV xll. Slllx'GlilfT, Cashier JENKINS BRUSY VALVES Giohc, Angle, Cruss. Check, Salfcty, Blmv-nff, Buck Pressure, etc, screwed 0r Hanged, in brass 41ml iron R A D .l A T U R, V A L V E S Gluhc. Angle. Corner, Offset. Cullis Circulating, with wood wheels, brass wheels. or luck shields; :mlmnutic uir mh'us, etc R IT B B E R S P E 0 I A L Tl E S jcnkins' '9h Shout Packing, Gaskets, I'nion Rings. Waller Cock Washers. Guskct Tubing, Jenkins' Discs, Jenkins lirnsf Pump Valves. etc. Vk'c present. at reasonable prices, firsl-cluss goods for 51mm, gals, water, acids, or oils; such as zlrc not surpassed by :my in the market. and which are warranted as represented. :lllgrnm'm' llmr Trrm't' zllrn'l' ax xlnmw in Mr ml JENKINS BROTHERS NEWYORK BOSTON PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO LONDON THE TIMES Published at S mlr Fulquv. Pm, by The Nittany Printing and Publishing Co. Gimzs mmplviv ruburts mrll aw; 07 Ml Cnllqgv 1111111623 0! inhnsf lo Sillrh'llfs and Alumni of SAW. Spatial athwiiwl giz'cn to Allllvlir 11cm. Sulmvipfion $1.00 1W ,l'mr. All kindst Printing pmmpfll' attmdni 10 and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Brook near State-Summer Scene. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bellefonte, Pa. 33 Capital, $100,000 Surplus, $95,000 33 President. JAS. P. COBURN. Vice-Prcsidem. GEO. F. HARRIS, Cashier. CHAS. M. M'CURDY. DIRECTORS : JAS. P. COBURN. GEO. F. HARRIS. WM. P. HUMES. M. M. MUSSER. W. FRED REYNOLDS. W. C. PATTERSON. CHINA HALL The most artistic and complete line of CHINA, GLASS- WARE and LAMPS can always be found at H. S. LINN,S Successor to W. H. Wilkinson EslateJ BELLEFONTE, PA. P. S.-We also make 21 specialty of elegant goods suitable for Wedding Gifts. A rA.TWM - .ng .- a H l ..; WW. l . lgmlmiwiS-S- nfmuxlmlMm MW'IWU'v . l .zil l l : ll' 3 4' H w, '1 WC : Pictures Taken At Night Having purchased an Electric Lamp of great power we shall be able lwhen the next College Year opensl to make your por- traits or groups at night, thus making it easy to get pictures taken without loss of time during the day. Welbelieve this will be a great convenience to many people, and would respectfully solicit your trade. W. W. SMITH, STATE COLLEGE STUDIO .. a AR. M..- -W THE NITTANY INN State College, Pa. FORTY ROOMS NEWLY FURNISHED A modern, high-class and convenient stopping place, offering every accommodation for the comfort and pleasure of transient and permanent guests. Rate, $2.00 per day. Special rates to permanent guests. WM. H. HOUSEL, 'Proprictor. THE .MCALLISTER DINING HALL Jui Modern Equipment Quick Service Low Rate Accommodations for 500 an; Student partronage respectfully solicited. WM. H. HOUSEL, Caterer. What are the Przmzplel 0f Litbrz'mtz'on .2 Tllur lfuul-lc't; will h'llyon. ll 'rih'jbr Illtm. J Oxepb Dixon Crucible Company. Hv'orX-J' am! Gtm'ral Oflia', fvnry Ci-v. N. J. .PArz'laa'elpkzkz 131717266, 1020 Ardz St. C. A. WOMER, Practical Barber and Hair Dresser. Salim?! your patronage. Good LVork Guaranteed. Gi've u: a Call. Shop in STATE COLLEGE HOTEL. MEEICS STATIONERY, $ DRAWING MATERIALS $ and SOUVENIR FURNISHERS Druggz'stf Sundries. - Soda and Cigars. Hotel Building, STATE COLLEGE. PA. Cotrell 81 Leonard, ALBANY,N.YW MAKERS 01' Caps, Gowns and Hoods to Pennsylvania State College. University of Pennsylvania, Lehigh, Bryn Mawr, Harvard. Yale, Princeton, Nebraska, Stanford and the others. Class contracts aspecialty. Rich Gowns for Higher Degrees, for Pulpit and Bench. Walkover and Douglass Shoes N State: College Supplu C0. General Meirchunclise, spoog Euguodg sjugpledg ; I Famu Groceries I .. I Cant? Furnishing Goods .ll w'mq'h' i'fxil n'fll mm'l'm'r H OTE 1-4 LIV E RY Il'nu llml lflurlybru'k Izhlfng' FIRST CLASS I HU'AU 13' UN lfz'xl, 19171131 lfqm'pjml mid 0110' z'umph'lr ACCOMMODATIONS lxhvlummzl ill lh'Mylmlr. F. A. ROBISON, Prop. 0:13:06 1. JBIacleoro. 11312013. 48' lfrlxl lfl'VIUfi .57., lfdllyblllf. C ymmercill Tclcphnnc. A MAN OF THE WORLD A scholar 111111 a thinker wh11 11115 11'111'e1L-1l the world over said : H 11 is idle to discount the part 111111 dress plays in shaping 11 man's career. HArmycd in 1111 ill-fitting 51111111 1111111'111111c1'i11l. 11111-111-11111e 01' exaggerated i11.s1ylL- 111111111 111111 be 111 licz'iit 11 gentleman 111 11112 higtht 11111: 111111 11 genius of 1111ili1v,11111 111C 111111'111 11111 111isjudge him 119' s offering al1ig11a111lic'1111111 111111111e 111111 SIICCCHS. ' 11 s 511 easy to 111'Lss well I1ow-11- 111115. 111 51111111 C1151 by wearing K1111111-11l1ci1111er's 01' D. Adler's clothes 111111 11 1111111 is in duty 1111111111 111give 11i1115clf 1111 1111' 111l1'1111111g'1s 111 11c 1111111011 l1yl1ci11g' well 111111 correctly dressed. A Kuplwnlieimci' 111' D. A1lle1'51iil will 1111111 1011 just 115 111111111 115 :1 L'115111111-1111101'cd g'111'1110111, 11111 11'1111'1 cost 31111 111111 as 11111011. A complete :1ss111'1111L-111 01' K111111L-1111ic111c1 s 111111 11. Adler's suits, min C0818 111111 lop 11111115 will 111- 111111111 111 11111' 51011:. New Columbia 111111 M11111111111111 shirts; 111111111, No Name, 11. 1111c1111 s 111111 111111011111 11:115. Brigham Hopkin s Straw Hats Keisu Nuk Wem Kciscr Outing 111111115 Aucnis 1111' 13.11 11. 111111e1 11L111. 0111 s111ck L111111'1CL5 cx'L1'1'111i111,r usually 111 1iL-1l i11 11117111411111: furnishing- stores. 0111' ML-rcli:1111-111i1111'i11g 1.1111111111110111 is thoroughly1111-111 111116. 11'1: 1111'1'1' large assortment 01 1101110115 111 sclcc1 1111111 as it is 11111011 easier 111 select from 1110 piece 1111111 1111111 swatches. You will 1111111111 the 110w thintrs i11 Grays, Blues and Blacks. UIH' l11w'15I11111l11111'1' full! 51' 11! 11rll1 111' 11011111: HUHHH II11III1IIZ 1'1'IHI IIIII .Wul' 11X 111111.. Montgomery 81 Company 1111115111 BELLEFONTE, PA. ' 1 6117111'1'; S. E. KIMPORT T. A. Ardell John Ardell,Jr.. Supt. Butcher Ardell Lumber Co. and Dealer in ChOice BCCf, Pork, Veal, Manufacturers and Dealers in Lamb and Poultry Fish in season Bill Timber, Boards, ShinglesI Laths, Flooring, Mouldings, Catering to Club: a Jpecialty Sidings, Doors and 3 kinds of Planing Mill Work Market on Allen Street STATE COLLEGE, PENNA. BELLEFO N T E, PA. G112 31121936 No. 6 So ALLEGHENY STREET. BELLEFONTEJ PAL Au lip-tu-hatp Eatinnvry Smirk 09m Sprrialtiw; Blair's Keystone Stationery; Stuart Bros.' Blank Books ; Invincible Typewriter Supplies ; Dennison's Crepe Paper Goods; Spalding's Athletic Goods ; Whitinlfs Fine Box Papers and Ream Papcrs. FLORY HOISTING ENGINES STEAM AND ELECTRIC Single. Double and Multiple Drums SUITED FOR Contractors, Pile Driving, Bridge Building, Dredging, Etc. Slate Working Ma- chinery, Saws, Planers and Rubbing Beds. SUSPENSION CABLEWAYS A SPECIALTY. The Simplest and Most Economical System on the Market. llr'rilc jin- Uzblt'a'wy am! linginr Ullulugllm s. FLORY MFG 00., Bangor, Pa. Wait ;3:123:21:::::::gofx::; d H . C. l'A-l'f'lVlilVSUA', leIA' 11'. STUART, I Mavia'wzf 1'7er 1 Wr-Prt'siu'ml leIA' 71 JGCUlWIIlC'Ix', lleI'ID I3. AZ-IPI'. Swan 11' Virv- l bz'xid'ml L 'zlxll 127' mm jfiirgit MammaH 35am STATE COLLEGE, PENNA I! illl a :m'll tmpm'ulz'u' lumking' llmm' r'qm'pfmi mill; 1m; jirc-prmf multx in wlu'rll M: lmw inxlallwl Sufi I h'puxit Run'ijr Ilu' mm qf r'ulualilvx 11ml fmprrx Qf rrmra'. a Sar- ingzv lh'lmrlmewl I'M whirl! rimmils Qf $1.00 um! Izpzmnlx will .m'mw 1m un'umlt 11pm! whirl! 3 MT rm! per ammm Ti'iIl lm 17'0'1'071 rwry .viJ' moqu, and a H'g'Idar llankt'ng' Dr- fmrlmtwl I'M whirl! 3101! may lmm' jbn'igw um! a'mmuttk ar- rlumg'a' Hmmwiuurvs, :c'r ujfe'r cz'njl'jhriiily jbr meeting Iltt' banking, Iu'trtls of lln'x rommmzity. Wv sin!!! 04' plc'asm' to 11mm you mil and impair! 0m- lhmkz'ng 110mm and its cqmymu'nl, am! axsm'afyou llmt awry I'vltcnfst whim you why plare mill: us slmll nwiz'c our wry bat svrvial. Brook near State-Winter Scene. m H. E. FENLON GENERAL INSURANCE Largest and Strongest Fir: Insurance Agency in Ccm c Co. Agency over Filly years old. Office, TEMPLE COURT BELLEFONTE, PA. Hulh Phonvs. W xi; xg 4? E c. B. SHEASLY Furniture and Carpets Picture frames Made to Order. Slule College, PI. C. H. ROWLANDI J. G. ANDERSON, A. S. BROWN. President. Vice-President. Sec'y and Treas. MOSHANNON COAL MINING C0. MINERS AND SHIPPERS CLEARFIELD BITUMINOUS COAL COLLIERIES SHIPPING PIERS ELECTRIC 1 mo 2. LENORE Nos. 1 mo 2. GREENWICH. SOUTH AMBOY. CANTON. BALTIMORE. MOSHANNLN. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8- OSCEOLA MILLS, PA. THE LEADING HOTEL OF THE CITY. THE PARK HOTEL, WILLIAMSPORT, PA. TI The Park Hotel, with its new improvements and attractions. now ranks among the finest in the State, and its location, directly opposite the main depot of the Pennsylvania. P. 8L E. and. N. C. , railroads avoids expense of baggage transfer between the Hotel and that station. Free thus to P. 8c R Depot. Rates: 32.50 and Upward Per Da-L. Use 0t Bath Free. Separate Meals. 75c. No Extra Charge for Heat in Room. D. KAVANAUGH, Manager. BELLEFONTE FUEL 8c SUPPLY COMPANY Coal, Grain, Oil and Feed FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Office, Yard and Warehouse RACE STREET Treasurer, J. 1,. MON'H EUMERY SALES AGENT LEHIGH VALLEY COAL CO. Pure Acids and Mun Amulunm Manufactured by The Grasselli Chemical Company General Offices Cleveland, Ohio, U. S. A. BRANCH OFFICES AND WORKS New York. 63135 Wed! 51., Works. Tremleyu N. .13 Chicago. Ill, 1. Paul. Minn. New Orleans, La. Cincinnati. 0. East Chicago. Ind. St. Louis. Mo Birmingham, Ala, Milwaukee, Wis. GRAHAM 3- THE BARBER Thanks you all kindly for pat: ronage in the past and hopes his efforts to give you the best, will merit your trade in the future. STATE COLLEGE D. KLEIN 81 BRO. 927 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA lillul'rrx qfh'lrl'rdl' Fin!- MLH IZVIFUA'JIN am! I? Q WI lHll If N 'l' .8' Spain! . llll'uliuu g'ir'z'u In Ilu' Hlmumu'lm'e' 13f HlelFl' l'.Yll 0lx'Jl,S' SAMPLES AND PRICES Furnished on Application Archibald Allison Steam zmd Hut XVntcr Heating Plumbingr and Gas Fitting; :1fUHIUII'III3111134AIIIAIZI'AHIL 72': Ml third, MIA! um! Huwuu lnm P1771; Um um! Iz'lv'rhu'ul I'VHHIM, JIIII .S'Itfmll'm, I51: l'ingx um! l-U'IHIH: Hf ull lcl U413. lcinI'nIulru fm. unln'd uIl ull :r'mk u! JIIUII Hulu r', xlll :mu 4' Hmu unlrl'zl. 'lbllwmm' Ul 1'!le Yaiu A'lm'k West High Street. BELLEFONTE, PA. LO DO FY39 Ggemcemil Mcemhmi: ll'l 7Azz'Ze Goods and lmezroz'a'erzbs II 7M 1111! NIH and .wv' my Xinz' rff II Vlz'lr Umm'x mid limluw'n'm72's. l MIW MZ' MAW am! hrs! NAIWII'HIH'IH 1'11 Maw. l Jn'nzv m'z' Ma w. m ng-m 111ml ymm'x Un' 5AM. jlixf IY'H'IIT'MI a Kalllfh'll' Mir M JlrUIWs Hllh'rm Sigaige CQDHHcegceQ 6:: Reamgywcmian A. H. FETTING U 4NUI'. .'H 'I'RU I:R Ul 05rwk Evttpr Hratmtitg Elemvlrg Temporary Lomfl'ou 213 N. Liberty St., Baltimore, Md. Memorandum package sent to any fraternity member through the secretary of the chapter. Special designs and estimates furnished on class pins. rings, medals for athletic meets, etc. Brockerbon Bouse H. s. RA r, Prop. Bellefonte. Penn. new RMDSRCH New Hardwood Floor in Din- ing Room affords excellent op- portunities for Class and Fra- ternity Dames .md Banquets. Rates $2.00 PH Dav 1. C. HOLMES DR Y 0 0 0 T 8 AND GROCERIES FR UI TS A N11 CANNED 60008 A S?ECIAL TY AGENT F02 The New Royal ??all gearing Automatic Drophead S c wing Machine. JBQHHQTEQMQ WEEMSTE m Capital a s s 5 $125,000 EDWARD N. ROOT F i re, Accident and Plate Glass 'XYP Bellwood, Pa. J. L. SI'ANUHER, President JOHN P. HARRIS. 'l'n'nxurrr RUSS A. HICKOK. Virc-l'rcxidom ISAAC MITCHELL, Asst. Trcax. and Sun PEARCE BROTHERS General merchants Dry Goods, Notions, Hats and Caps, Queenswarc, Wood and Willow wares. CROSSETT and KUSTOCHN SHOES for Men and a full line of Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes. Finest Groceries at the right prices can be found here. GIVE US A CALL. HOTEL BLOCK State Collcge BUSH HOUSE W. L. DAGGETT, - - PROPRIETOR Midxx z'n hctchn P. R. R. Slutinn :lnd Station 01 the Cchtr. II R. R. 01 Hnnsxlv 1m BELLEFONTE, - PA. Baggage and Freight Called fur and Delivered by If B. L'I'opstllwait'e Charges Reasonable McCalmont 8; C0. lh'WuAIx HI llunla HIM .Ilg II. IIIIIIIul IIIIplI HII'MV SIfII 1I'Il...jlr'..K lk'r'hli: WM, 1IHIIIrII1A1IIHN 1'1II.Y 1U Lam! l'ImXII SpHIHIII' 0mm. WIMI 41ml, II U041 t1..1 111'. Bellefonte, Centre 00., Pa. To keep in touch with tho cullegc you should read the STATE COLLEGIAN A tx'cekh' paper puhhshcd hy the students No Student or Alumnus can afford to be without it It CttltlilinS t'ttll :1cmunts uf 1111 the events hf the wllcge hesidcs other items Hf interest Published everytThursday during the school year by the students of The Pennsylvania State College SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 SLZS if paid on date of subscription JAMES H. POTTER, INCORPORATED 1901. EDWARD L. HOY, President. Secretary and Treasurer. . The Potter-Hoy Hardware Co. BELLEFONTE, PENNSYLVANIA DEALERS IN HARDWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. GUNS. AMMUNITION AND FISHING TACKLE WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF KITCHEN UTENSILS The Potter-Hoy Hardware Company CORNER HIGH AND WATER STREETS THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE IN FOUNTAIN PENS IS THE This Fountain Pen is conceded not only the best but the most reliable writing- tool of to-dny. It excels in quality of material used. in perfection of workmanship, and in simplicity of construction. xv; . , ....1 .h ' L1; .7 . , ,3' V'QWJLJ The Ideal Clip-Cap, an exclusive feature; is a neat, permanent ornament, posi- tively preventing your Fountain Pen from falling out of the pocket. Our Pens furnished With every known degree of pen-nib and to suit all styles of writing; fully guaranteed. exchanges allowed. SOLD BY ALL RELIABLE DEALERS. L. IE. WATERMAN C0., I73 Broadway, New York Chicago San Francisco Boston Montreal The Headquarters of Pop Golden and the w Boys HOTEL HANOVER .11er and Gwelfib StreetJ, Philadelphia New Large Sample Rooms, with Bath, have latelyLbeen added Running hot and cold water, and Long Distance Phones in every room. i 1' Two new ' . w ..., . w ,. elevators in '1 A lwx i'xX constant service. Five fire escapes and one tower fire escape, accessible from all fioors. European Plan dnly $1.00 per day and upward A modern. up-to-date Hotel in every rupecr. Convenient to all theatres. Cafe on officefloar. Cuisine unexcelled WM. C. RICHARDSON WM. C. RICHARDSON 8c CO. Manager Proprietors 1F YOUWISH TO BECOME A Chemist, A Teacher, An Engineer, A Lawyer, An Electrician, A Pht'sicizln, A Scientitic Farmer, A Iournahst, in shun, if you wish to sn'urc :l training that will fit you well fut :my hunomhlc puxsuit in life The Pennsylvania State College Offers Exceptional Advantages TUITION IS FREE IN ALL COURSES The Gcncml Courses furnish :1 x'uricd range of electives after the FreshmanYt';1r,itmluding History; thc English, 1' rcnch, German. Spanish. Latin and Greek Languages and Literatures; Psychology; lithics; qungogirs, and Political Science. Then- courses are especially adapted to thc wants of those who seek eithcr the most thnrough training for thr Profcxsion 0f 'lhcnrhing. or a gcncml Cullt-gc l'ltlucatinn. The courses in Ctonnislry; Civil. Elcunical. Mechanical and Min- ing Engineering are among the very hust in the United States. Graduates huu- nu dilhculty in securingr :tnd hulding' positiom. YUl'Nh' H'UJII'LN' m! zltlllzillul I0 41H munm rm flu xamr' h'rm: m ?bitug RIM. 771: m.tl CUIJJ-fUlf YII'JK ofnm '7lmrJtltIy, Stlilrmlu'r LI. I000, u! S a'rlud' .-l. 31, Iix'mlmmtiu'n for mlnliuiuu, 'I'Ilr'ixlrn', Nt'ph'mhz'r l l, 9 o't'lm'l' xi. 3!. For Sl-Icumex EXAMINATION PAPERS m' for CATALOGI'IC giving full intbrmutinn respecting coursesofstutly. cxpc115cs,ctc., and Snow- tNt; POSITIONS 11mm m URAIII'ATICS, address THE REGISTRAR, State College, Centre County, Pa. Were awarded by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition a GOLD MEDAL for the best kand onlw entire exhibit of UNIFORM CLOTHS, consisting of Cadet Gray, Dark and Sky Blue Meltons, Doeskins and Kerseys CHARLOTTESVILLE WO O LE N MI L LS CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. HIGH GRADE CADET GRAYS, SKY AND DARK BLUES INDIGO DYE PURE WOOL Free from all Adullerations, and Absolufely Guaranteed We are lhe Sole Manufacturers of Ike GRAY CLOTHS USED FOR UNIFORMS OF THE CADETS OF THE U. S. MILITARY ACADEMY AT WEST POINT, N. Y. HUHSMAN TENNIS RAGKETS 1011 1906 STAND FIRST I11 Design, Workmanship, Play- ing Quahtie-s and Durability. By the verdi-ct of expexts they .347 M7 171,731. .. are unrivalled in Balance, 01 WJJ :1 ill?! VI Stringing and Finish. 1 , ???EQKI 915,11751 x N1211 1111111135 1 I :Qxx 7: V126,, 3:111?! E47 1111' C liNl'AURHH1'10u1111: 1 131111- 11111111111511. J71 1 1 km 5317 1111- '9 111111111 1.111: 11' .111111 14 :1111- .1 111101111 1cn1L1-111r.1l Slringing. .1111'11 1111111L1ilr'1'xl121 11.1110w 51 1111- 11 11'1 1; , '1'1lcl1l Ktletlul 8111111511114. '1111 llonsmm 1x11, 1.111-11a1111l1-. Kcud fur 11111511'111cd 1T1111110g111-, with 1.:1w11 111111115 11311111111111; 1'1111111i111111; 11111111111Ru1e:.11ccisi11ns, 1'11'. 354 Broadway New York. 51111-11. 8. 511111111; 11:11115101' l11e 1311111115 H11.1 W. AVILS CI1111111111111SI11p 11111115 11:111s3'111111'11111 by 1111' 11.8. N.1 Yeager 6 ??avis IF YOU DEED BARDUSARE SHELF STOVES, RANGES, GLASS, JIGIENTS FU'R PAINTS ORV. OILS, VARNISHES, WOOD FILLER, HARD 01L FOR FLOORS, FURNITURE, WOOD FOR WILLOW WARE, TIN WARE, SPOUTING,ANYTH1NG IN THE Stetson and 11.11.0111... 1m. Bellefontc, 'Pa . Walko ver an at the COLLEGE HARDWARE 130. C5,? 0 08 ware 'Gollegc, 9a. J. G. WHITE 60 COMPANY ENGINEEIRCSOR CDONTRACTORS 43-49 EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK, N. Y. 41-43 WALL STREET ENGINEERING DEPA II' TMENT RI'IHIIIE IIIIIIIII nII IEII'LIIII: RIIIIIUIVE. IEII-cIIII' Ii III .IIIII PIIIIcI I III PIIIIE, IEI- :II;IIRII IWIEII ,cII II I'.. In! lIlIEI CIIIIII JIIIII'M HJ'IIkIIE .IWIIIIIIIIIxIIIIx. EIIIII IIL IMIIIII III, I I-IIIiI ;.II II I IIII III' - II IIIIII' ling; iMIIlIIU I-I IIIIIIII'IIIE IlE II I IIII- EIIHIIII: III TMIIIII IIE II iIII- I-Ix IIII IIIIIII' 0Ill' III III I III UH III IIx III-IIIIIIIIII- IIIE. OPERATING DEPARTMENT L'I-II lI'II RuiIII HE liIII'IIil IIII III IIle l'UWl'I' PIIIIIE. IiilE Wm k5, WI II WWII III..UPPI'.IIUII. LONDON CORRESPONDENTS J. Ii. VVl-II FIG 00., LTD. 22A COLLEGE HILL. LONDON. E. C. CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT Ile-I IIII RuilIm IIs, IleI IIiI I.i III IIII PUII-ll I'LIIIIE, .EII-. III RJI'TILIIE, IV .II l'l II'IIII E, Ii IYIIIIIN, III. .IIIIII UH I IIxix III I'IIIHI IIII I :IIIIIIIIIII I-I IIIIIIIIIII-El IIII EIIIII'IIIEIIIj: FINANCE DEPARTMENT I II III I I; iII- II in 11 : IIII iIII IIHIIIIIIIIIHE I- II IIIIII:I I'EIIII Pllhlit' .EIIIII l'iIiIiI ,HIIIIHE'IHI II IIIIII III III IIIEIII: II I IllplIx' I CANADIAN CORRESPONDENTS CANADIAN WHITE 00., LTD. hIIVIRIIIiN MMI' Dl'IlDINII. MONIIIIAI. PRINCIPAL PHILIPPINE OFFICE: MANILA, P. l. I . , l1 drflcSOll 5 Restaurant and Confectionery Pies. Cakes, etc, always on hand. Quick lunches and meals at all hours A Chvice Line of Confections. Ice Cream. Catering to Dances a Specialty. Oysters In Season. C. F. II IR R IE E0 N Pruprivtur STATI: COLLEIIE. PENNA. We Lead in FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT Insurance I! will bzio your advanIage before insuring you! life Io see the ronIracI of the HOMF, which in case of death between IIIe Ienlh and IwenIieIh year, relums all premiums paid in addiiion Io IIIe face of polity. John F. Gray 6 Son Crider's Buddin; BELLEFONTE, PENNA. HUYLERS, LOWNEYS Bak6ry and and STACEYS direct from the Manufacturers Confectionery Ice Cream and Home Made Candies Crushed Fruits Hot and Cold Sodas HARVEY BROTHERS PROPRIETQRS 7711? more j,fm look Mr 11 hmnlJmm'r, or 211077? .rtyllirb, 07' better mwle mil Hum TU? show, 1th more you 7L !!! 7 jun! 11 C HA R A C 'I'Ii R IS 7 I C CL 0 TH ICS rrprmriltiug wa xlylu mu! embodying 111! mrmn'dlx lligh gnm'r' rlofhm Mould lmw SIM THE CLOTHIER CORRECT DRESS FOR MEN HICLLEFONTE, P A. J . S. KNISELY A. H. KNISELY KNISELY. BROS. When you are looking for a Fine Place to have a little Recreation call and see our Billiard Parlor and Bowling Alleys Always neat and in best of shape for our Trade Hotel Building a: a: State College, Pa. w. .76. musser Justice of the 9eace and feueral Insurance 58dlefonte, 9enua. 15S TA If I. INIIlz'h IMA' ?oscplz 8705. COD; C0. lflflJ.EIVUAUI'IC, lC-I. H'IINII'MIlt' 11 Ht! Nt'lulll CARPETS DR Y GUUILQ AluuNlalc y Pure Food and Fine Groceries 775,15 .s'Plc 755 m1 771s C UNIPILI IW M7151? Y eSecbler 8 60. PIN? Food Slow, lflzsII l-ltmsc IHL'IJ.IiIVUN'lYL', I01. I'JS'IZ Il;'l,l.VllliH ASI Eimm Emm Juj-JII 7711'nl.-l7'wllu'. UH: MW! Xlru'l A'lz'l! ' YOIM' J J Impm'h'rx um! JluuIdilrhu't'm Q; G; M130 mmmm 8x Wewmtm Qhemmu, HHSWQMH mm gamuuicm: Hmmwmug Hggw $ng .3- J 1V8 Handle Mt? lfrsl ry lfwalylm'ug jVMn'm' fit a LillmfalOIW ! LWW Highest Grade Lowest Price Imme0iare ??cllvcry UOUR CHAMPION ELEVEN ' Iu'mm lfug'mlll .IIT Lumps 0. IL, H81 II. um! ull'. Ii ll'l'n' . Inxuuid .llulg'llz'l Il'in' 'm'. If. lm'eIIIrI'r'yMII Lumpy NU. Ii, HD. W. 41ml '2l. FT Jluimxv . Idumx lilwrlriz' AHM' Nril! lxlrl'rulz'd Umduil lz'mnzmu . I. F. l-mm um! Hinton Triumph N. F. Jlufwzv 11ml Urln'rulm'x llal'l Sn 'I'lrlnxv HXmInl lindaml lv'mrx l'ick yunr 1mm from this WMI Slzlf' cumhinutiun. Full line of Electrical Supplies for lighting Stations. Tclcplmm- Cum- pnnics. Slrccl Railways. Cuntrnclurs. Mills, clan, 01C. Doubleday-Hill Electric Company Manufaclurcrs and Dealers Pittslmrg, Pa. Th9 Rolfe Shakespeare LY LLUW L55, TIIICA' .Viuglr zwlmmzv. MN. on 41'1le w :wllmm luu'nl, m1. $30.00 WILLIAM J. ROLFE, Litr. D. IJUA' Y'Il'lzXV'lT YIlex'S Mr A'ulli' - .S'lnM'z'xpmn' lmx lit'l'll I'tjgunlnf 11.x Hn' .vlumiunl I'll fumd u! m-r am! Imh'x 01' Mr lrmliuy .x'rlnmlx um! mlhjur'x .Wm- tummy. ll ix mm' ixxmwi I'll Immi- .mm: uliru' gn'z'u limp lleIz'rMmh'ug. .x'mmfml 1H .gulu', a'I'llllg'ilI Inf? uml xpr- riuN-v IIWNIIIJIIIYI' IIYlv-fvugm 1'11 law r'ulurx. 'lYIix nliliuu ix lIu'gr'IIItI'IIr' mfI-x'riglzlnl' nlill'uu. :ul'fll Hr. A'ulf'x full unlwx. THE BAKER 2k TAYLOR CO. 33-37 East 17111 Strccl, New York Mingle,s Shoe Store 1! '1' .S'MX j;1S. ,1. lf.-1A'l.8775lc 11: l.. xmmmm SHOES mm Amzv w WEN Q! emu Y cfuusuw SHOES FUR ll'UJllfN BELLEFONTE, PA. JESSOPiS STEEL Tools, Drills, Dies, Saws, Etc. BEST ENGLISH TOOL STEEL Wm. Jessop 8i Sons, Ltd. Manufaclory Chief Anxcrlcan Office Shdineld, England 91 John Street, New York OPERATING JESSOP STEEL COMPANY WASHINGTON, PENNA. Manufacturers of Cruclblc Sheet Steel for Saws and Other Tools Elie enthmm of Pennsylvania State College insist upon hav- ing the best. This is evidenced in the pro- portion of Williams- port Paper Company creations used at this ideal institution. Our qualities are insisted upon. and we are grate- ful to the students for this endorsement. We are with much respect. Millianmpnrt Hapvr $11. milltumuvnrt. 11a. A Billy's Troubles. Bellefonte Central R. 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Trout Stream near State Tz'rrz'll G as M adziize Ligbtzhg C 0., 75 Fulton Slm-I, New Ymk. Tzrrilf: Equalizing Gm 114 aclzilmr for Illmm'naliizg C alleges, C burrlm, Factoring Etc. lIIIf1rqu' Lalmraluljl' lflmxew lhlrm'rs. C. E. SHUEY Jew eler an d ONz'c'z'cm I! ?Ilrlu'x, t YUM'X. am! .S'lalr Piux lln' rllr'upexs'l in luaw. lill- yrar'iny. lx'e'fmiring' u .S'prriulL 1'. STATE COLLEGE, DIX. WHAT THE WORLITS BIGGEST USERS HAVE TO SAY ABOUT BREAM SEPARATURS. sMVAM. Lincoln. Nclx. l'u'L-mhcr ,. 1905. Our separator cxpcricncc dates hack :lhoul lt-n yours. At that tilm- lhl' Dc Lux'zll separator wus :llrumiy rcrngnizcd us the host machine: though its superiority was not quitt- so fully vstuhlishwi us it is at the prt-st-nt time. In thnso curlicr clays. through tht- purchase of uthL-r crcmnvrit-s in which the machinery wus ulrcmly installed. WU hml opportunity to use mritms Uiilt'f makes 0f separators. however. IlUHt' of them llitl the work us well :Is the Ho annl. wither us to capacity for vlcun skimming m' mst' :iml sitnplivity Hf upL-rulimt. Ih-I'nrc thc :uh'L-nt ut' tht- hand scpurutm' llll' Boutricv Umipunics upumtml be- tween five and six hundred De Laval power separators and then- wcrc mzmy instances whcrt- our t'chriUllCO lml us 10 ilvlihcrntcly replan- sumo uthcr mukc 0f mnvhim- with 21 m-w lk- Laval, paying good, hurll-cnrncll munL-y for same. There is 1m disputing tlw fuel that thc llc LG'nl power separator is 41 better tnzlchinu in every respect than any nthcr Inukc. Sinn- tho huml separator czunc into general use in this western country we have hml I'nrlhcr opportunity tn mnkc cum. pnrisnns :llltl in our npinimt then- is no UlilCl' Innchinv us yet nmnnt'nctnn-d which cunlpsu'vs with the Do anul in capacity for skimming. cloun skimming. czlsc and simplicity of npcrutinn. Thc large ttAlphn Dc annl machines u't- uwncll :lllli npcmtwl in yours gone hy huvc practically :lll left our tt-rl'itory. having hccn sold as sucmnl huml muchincs tn crt-umcrit-s in the East where the whnlc milk system is still nourishing, lmt to re- plncc these larger machines we have in thc pnst tin: or six years. sohl tn furnu-rs thrnughnut thcsc western states :md territnritics approximately thirty-five thous- and De Laval cream separators which :lrc operated by hum! or trcml pmu-r. BEATRICE CRICAMISRY COMPANY. By W. l . JCHSCIL Secretary. -Mg--s is H the ulmw is the kiml uf experience you would p'ntit by :1 De anul Catalogue illlll any desired particulars are tn hu hml tor the asking. The De Laval Separator Co. RANDOLPH 69 CANAL 5T5. 109-113 YouvILLE SQUARE GO General Offices: MONTREAL I213 FILBERT STREET 75 64 77 Vonx STREET 74 ORTL N r T E PHILADELPHIA C A D S R ET, TORONTO 9 a. 11 Dnumm 51. NEW YORK. 14 6o 16 ancass Smear WINNIPEG SAN FRANCISCO Jenkins l1r11's. ....................... I '11111 Times .......................... .2 T1111 Nitlzmy 1111;. 11 Pub. Co 11111111101111- Trust C11. ................. 3 1.111w11r11 N. 1111111 .................... 1 1'1z1r111.111-1111111rs ..................... 5 1111511 111111311 ....................... 4 17. 11. Crusthwzlilc ................... 4 31110111111111! 11' C11. .................... .1 11, 1111-111 1V; 111111. ..................... S Archibald 11111151111 ................... 5 1. 1111. F3111 ........................... $ A. .191111111: ........................ 6 I11r11lclk1- rh1111 111111511 ................... 11 C. 11111111115 ........................ 11 11111- 11111111131 511111111 .................. 7 111111111111511111'11 1111111111 Stone Co. ..... 8 L1-1111c 111111111 111111111111; C11. .......... 8 '11111' Nilumy 11111 ..................... 9 1111 M1 Xllistcr 1111111115r 11: 111 .......... 9 1115111111 111mm C111111111- C11. ........... 10 L 1.11'111111r ........................ 10 11111111 11:1111111'1 ....................... 11 1'1-111111. Stale 0111111511 ................. 12 $111111 C111111g11m ............... .... .. 13 11111111r-1111y 1111w1-. C11. ............... 1.1 11'11111111111111'5 11111111 P1111 ............... 1.1 First aninnnl 111111111 ................. 15 11. S. 1.11111 .......................... 15 W. 11'. Smith 18111111111 ............... 10 31111111111111111'31 11 C11. .................. 17 S. 1C. Kimpm't ...................... 18 2111111111 Lumber Co. .................. 18 '111111 11111121 .......................... 18 1111r5m11n Tennis 111111111115 ............. 19 Y11z114'1111 11 Davis ..................... 19 Cullcgc Hardware Co. ............... 111 .1. 12. 11111111 81 0111111111131 ............. 20 llnrrisnn's Restaurant and Confection- 11y ............................... 20 1111111 11.1.r11y 1X S1111 ................. 20 C11:111111111511111- 111111111111 11111115 ......... 2i Block's Slatinncry .................... 21 C11lr1111 1L 1.1-1111111'11 ................... 2 Stulc College Supply C11. ............ .1 17. A. 1111111151111 ....................... 2 Cl3111 1.. 111:1c111f11r1l .................. L3 11115111111111111 L11:11 M C11. .............. 25 1111 1'11111 11111111 ..................... 21 11111111111111 1111111 CL 8111111111 C0. ......... 26 '1111 1.1;1551111 L1111.m C11 .............. 26 hmhnm 1111- 11:1r111r .................. 26 111111111 11 A111111111 ..................... 2 1111111111-111131-11111 1121111'lric C0. .......... 28 T1111 Baker 111' Taylor CO. ............. 28 111111111135 $111111 Store ................. 28 11:11'1'11y Brothers ..................... 29 81111 11111 Clothicr ..................... 29 K111511131 Bros. ....................... 30 W. 11. Musscr ...................... 30 1115111111 1111115. 8; C11. .................. 30 5111111111 1V C11. ........................ 30 S. Flory Mfg. C11. .................... 31 The First Nmiunal Bank ............ 31 11. 11:. 1111111111 ........................ 2 C. 11. Sllcusly ........................ .2 '111111 Kny-Schccrcr C11. ............... 33 11 :111111111111'111' 811 Brown ............... 33 81111111111111: Rnihoad C0. .............. 34 A PORTION OF OUR FACTORY SHOWING ENGRAVERS AND PLATE PRINTERS AT IWORK. ARTISTIC PRINTING and ENGRAVING. CIaSS Annuals, Class Day Programs, Commencement Invitations, Class and Fraternity Stationery, Fraternity Cards and visiting Cards, Menus and Dance Programs. HALFTONES and LINE CUTS A SPECIALITY Special Designing College Catalogs 77m val- 1': our afonr prodmtiom, including 1,1! making! of all rllfl, printing um! lu'mliuq WM, H, HOSKINS CO. 904306 Chestnut Street - - - - Philadelphia $ , 3 IMWV. ' ?RF: x 3W$ W1 v ?2. 1a 3 saw; 33 t ? ch