Penn State University - La Vie Yearbook (University Park, PA)
- Class of 1910
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publisher! by the 361mm 4312155 1112132 ibenngplhania ware mllege iLa 1W VOLUME XXI Copyright 1909 by Robert Buku min innate fnnn reenlleetiune, to renew 01D aequaintaneez, to furnish amazement, interest, anh information for our frienms ann our pneterity, to ettenn the W ,9 fluence of our zllma 915ater,to make lasting the tieas of frienmship in 1910, ant to gather,f1'lter ann prezerhe the activities: of a busy pear in theze fem pages, has been our eonsztant aim me zincerelp truzt that everything herein will be taken as given, in the Spirit of goat: fellowship, arm that thin: book may Do much to maintain anh promote the spirit of HDID $tate 99's mmmmmm $mme mm ' mm mm: Math of QEmtom m m mm EDITOR IN CHIEF ARTHUR W. FISHER BUSINESS MANAGER ROBERT Bum ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS JOHN A. SUMMERS JOHN MCKHE GEORGE E. Ounxnc FRANCIS XV. VA1.KER EDITORS JOSEPH F. PLATT lyuvm-chn M. FISHER ROY B. MERIEI'HTH REUBEN D. Amuss JOHN F, MA'r'nckN JOHN A. RUNK KARL B. LmIMANN VV1LL1AM 1-1. WALLIs LESTER XV. PARSONS ICDWARD C. LLOYD CLARENCE .X. SCIINERR Fun'n S. BlTlllCR ARTISTS FRED ll. BRUNYATE, Clu'cf GUY F. SPlil-ZR MARK D. Rowr: PAUL 15. BRICNEMAN PHOTOGRAPHERS HERBERT ll. HILLIEGASS, Clu'cf ROY K. VVANNICR JACOB W. MRIHCY CHAUNHCY I17. MESSERSMI'HI Qliu emu mm: Iprmincm Hm. QBDmin QErIe $nark5 an a tuhzn of nut wnfinznte in his ability to lean State to a Great futurt, this bank is rzspztttully Utnitattn b2 dthe 311mm clings QEbtnt'n QErIe 51mm Ph.D.. LL.D. a ?Btugrapbical gketcb By WILLIAM FREAK l . 'O'l . . N :1 large institution of higher education, with its thousand or more students and its hundred 01' more teachers, its highly diversified work and ex11'respomlingly e0111plex organization, its great tinaneiztl requirements 111111 large constituency, the presi- dent should possess :1 great variety of talents highly developed. The captain of 21 great passenger steamer must be the master ofw his craft, organize and keep in discipline his utilitters and crew, see that the 11121- chiuery is kept in good repair 211111 is operated elheently 21nd economically, look to his passengers welfare, determine his ship's course, and bring her safely through every storm tn the desired haven. The president of :1 great college 01' university has all these responsibilities, 211111 more. Experience. technical knowledge, organizing- ability, 1111 failing tztct, resolute purpose and genius for e11111111:111d, he needs us much us any other leader 01' men. Upon him ehielly rests, marem'er, the responsibility of for111i11g his institutionls ideals of keep- ing it abreast ml the tithes. :11111 of piloting it through new, uncharted ehzmnels ot progress. .X111eric11 has come to see that higher education is 11s much :1 duty of the e111111111111we11lth to itself, :15 is general e1e111e11t111'y education. The rich promise 111' public henelit', is the reason for the investment of public funds in State mlleges 111111 universities. In such institutinns, the president 11111st'. 1'01'111 definite conceptions of the public values of the various departments of his institutionis wm'k. and must he :1l1le to emwinee the :111111i11istrzttors of public, funds that his Conceptinns are well founded 211111 that he has justly CSl'lIllIllCtl the investments that these de- pui'tnit'nts severally require and will repay. .l11 111:111y respects, indeed, the respm1sihilities of :1 modern college or university president :11'e unalogoiis to the UHCI'UUS cures resting 11111111 the shoulders ml the chief executive of. :1 great modern milwzty system. ,It is natural. therefore, that 2111 concerned in the welfare mi The lite1111syl- 1':111i:1Stiltetiollege, Should feel :1 deep interest in the qtizilitiesof its new president. The qualities of each 1112111 are the products of his heredity. his en- virm1111eiit. :11111 his own will. .It would nut he tilting tn :1tte111pt' in this place 1111 analysis of the persimnl qualities ut- 0111' llnnm'Ctl president. but we deem it appropriate to present :1 fuller zleeimm than has yet been given of the e11- 1'i1'1111111el1ts 01' his childhood, youth and 111:1t111'e1' years. 11ml concerning the y.v-.I.1Ay-3Hf.p 1:311- 11'01'11'5 in which he has been engaged; to the end that we may know him bet- ter, more fully appreciate his experience, 111111 most loyally support him in the great public work to which he has been called. Edwin Ei'le Sparks was born, in 1860, in Licking county, Ohio. He was the only child of 11111511111115, a descendant from Captain Sparks, who was a member Of the second group of colonists sent 11y the London Comp: any to Virginia. Captain Sparks settled at Jamestown, but, about 1700, the family moved to the Eastern Shore of Maryland, 111111, about 1825, that branch of it to which Dr. Sparks belongs, emig' '11te11 to Ohio 111111 settled in Licking county, near the site 111' the present town of Newark. I113 111ot11er,Jane Erie 1101111, was a descendant of the 11111111s 111111 1'C1'1es, English families that only settled in Vi1trini1'1, nearC11111e1111e1'C11111't House Owing to their 01111osition t0 the institution of s1a1e1'y,1Vhiss 1301111 s parents left Virginia, and, searching 101' free soil, came to Ohio, about 1840. Dr. Sparks was born 1111 a farm 111111 experienced in his childhood both the advantages and the disadvantages that belong to such an environment. His home was three miles distant from the nearest school. 111 inclement weather, he was carried on horseback, seated 1111011 the saddle in front of his father, to the little 111g; se11001h11use,whose furniture consisted of 1'1111e desks, puncheon seats 111111 a rusty stove, 111111 whose educational 111111111111ees,othe1' than the birch, were few. '11'1e1e he reeen e11 his fn'st lessons in the 1'1111i- ments of 11'11011'1e11g'e 111111 his 111st introduction to his country 5 history, which, in 111te1'11ays,he was to bring- to the knowledge of so 1111 my of his countrymen. Our college presidents have been chosen very largely from the men of countIy birth. Particularly is this true of. the great 1111111- -g1'ant colleges and universities. Between 1850 111111 1862, 011 farms and in small towns, were born XVheeler, of California; V1111 Hise, of Wisconsin; Jesse, of Missouri; j11111es,0f 111ii1ois; S11y11e1',01 Michigan; Stone of' Indiana; 11110111115011, of 1110; Schur,111an of New Y';0111 l'juiinton, of West Virginia, 111111 S11111'ks,of Pennsylvania. 1t 15 fitting that these colleges of the people, by the people, 111111 for the 11e0111e,establishe11 that 11111' children might have the largest 0111101111- nity 1'01 training to ht them for the highest service in 1111 the vocations of life 511011111 have at the helm men 11110 through 11e1 5011111 experience, are enabled most 11111y to understand 111111 to guide sympathetically the students from the homes of the farmer 111111 the artisan, because chiefiy from such homes these colleges are filled. The Sp'11'11s family left 1'1ie11'i11g county in 1870, when the boy was ten years of age, 111111 removed 10 London, the county seat of Madison county. This little town t11e11ty- six miles south- west of C01un11111s, 1111s the center of a thrifty agricultural community of 11111111 it 101111e11 the business focus The little town 111111,eve11 at that time, a well- -g 1a11e11 school system including a good high 511111101 111 the public schools of. this town the subject of 0111' sketch completed his elementary education. 111111 in vacation 11e1'i01ls,sha1'e11 the boyhood life of the village. 111 due time he entei e11 the London High School. Here, however, his course was interrupted. Owing to the limited 1'11'1'11mstanees 01' his family at this time, he 10111111 it necessary, early in his teens, to gain by his own exertinns most 111 the money 11ee11e11 1111' his sup- 11111't 111111 101' 11efraying his school expenses. By the age of sixteen, be 111111, 1111' this purpose, entered 11111111 a journalistic apprenticeship in the printery 111. a 1111111is1111 county paper. The 111st rung in this ladder of progress was the position of printer's devil . 1111111 111111; be substituted printer's i1111' 1111' his normal 1:11111p1exi011, 1'1111 e1'1'111111s, s1'1'11bbe11 galleys, turned the press, 111111 se1ni-111'1'11si11111111y swept out the pri11te1'1', we 1111 not know. 11 is certain, how- ever, that he soon lifted his fuot tn the rungs next higher in his apprentice- ship. His '111'1ie1' lessons in orthography 111111 syntax, putietuatinn 111111 para- graphinm were reinforced by weary hours 111 work at the e11111p11si11g' desk. The 1'11111111ei1ts 111 the advertising 111111 promoting art were i11sti11e11 by actual practice in the job-p1'i11te1'y.As a local 1'e11111'te1,' he became acquainted with the men of his t111111 111111 county the st1'111'ii11- 1.1'e11ts 111 the 11111' 111111 place 1'1'11111' i11t11 touch 11ith the spirit 111 these. pi'ngiesshe times, 111111 gained many a glimpse be11i1111 the scenes s11 that he 1': mm to 11111111 how the 1 11111i1's 111' s11- eiety-sbtisiness, p111iti1'111 111111 socialsare organized, guided 111111 brought to pass. 111s sense 11f perspective was sharpened by his experience, during thnse years, as 11 special 1:111'1'esp111111e11t 1111' his 1111'111it1r 1111' city papers, especially the Cohimbtts 0111.11 Slate Journal 111111 the Cincinnati 17011111117111'111. The broader 1111011'1e11g'e 111 men 111111 affairs thus gained, was expressed, 111111 be- came more definite by expression in the e11itm'ia1s that he was called 1111011 to write 1111' the paper 11111111 which his journalistic apprenticeship was se111111 Me 1111111111e the hin'h s1'1111111 routine was e111'1ie11 t111'1111gh,111111 doubt- less, its 1'1'11'e11111y meas1h'111, ine1easing discipline gave essential strength 111111 1'11111111e11 11e1'e101m1e11t tn the pupil's 11111111; but the impress 111 the newspaper Oftiee, with its 11'i111111ws wide open 11111111 111e11 111111 affairs. 111111 with its pre- sentation of history in the 111111111111, was deeper 111111 its 1'11111'11111111111 values more 111'1111i111111t in their effects upon the life 111111 thought 111' the subject of this sketch. 111 1870, at the age Of nineteen, with his powers Of 1111se1'1'ati1111 sharpened and his 1111011'1e11g'e of men broadened by his secondary education in a coun- try printery, 111111 with the greenness of 1'11111111' youth 1111' changed toward the golden hue of maturity under the stress 111 self-suppm't 111111 by contact with affairs, young Sparks entered the Ohio 1Ves1eyan University, 111111 was classed as a student in the E11111 year 111 its prepa1'at1'11'1' 1'11111'se. lhis university, founded at Delaware Ohio by the Methodist 1C11is1'11p111 denomination, was then a thriving 1'0 e1111111t11111111 institution 111 this educational center the first choice of the buy 11115 United. because at his mother s 11'11ee be 111111 been taught, with his prayers, the Methodist 1Cpis1'11p111 1'e1ig'i1'1us beliefs. The following year 111i111esse11 the registration 111 1C11wi11 1C1'1e Sparks 11s 11 11111t1'ie11- 1ate in the Freshman Class 111 the University. The means of earning a 1iveh'h1'1011, at the same time that he was gaining his collegiate education, were, however, too limited in the 1itt1e town, 111111 he was driven to seek 11 held that offered 1111'g'e1' hope of subsistence: accord- ii1gly,21t the successful conclusion of the 111'st college year, he left Delaware 211111, the following 2111t1111111,11'21s 2111111itte11 111 the 51111110111111'eC121ss of the Ohio State U111ve1s1ty, 111 21 course now belonging to the College of Philosophy, Arts 211111 Sciences; 211111, in 1884, was graduated the1'ef1'11111 with the degree of Bachelor of Arts. During his college student days, the stern necessity of self-support limited his study periods, 211111,11111L'h 11101'e,his play periods, as it 112111 in his high 511111111 years His f111'111e1'1'e121ti011 to the 01110 stale Jour- 11111 w as made closer by his entry upon its staff 11f 1'epo1'te1's.111 this 1111211 re- lation of college student 211111 City 1'eporte1,11e spent his days 211111 much 111 his llithtS. T11 his studies of C112111L'e1',Cice1'o, De11111sthe11es, Goethe 211111 Cor- neille, he added 2111 acquaintance with the language 111' the street the hotel lobby, the police court, the theat1e, 211111 the forum 111 21 State legislature. His practice in 11121the11121ties included in its scope 11111 only the 11e1h1etive logic of 1,1311L'1i1le1111 geometry, but the theory of probabilities applied to the problem of ttmaking h11th ends meet . His course 111 philosophy 211111 history i11v1.11ve11 not simply 21 study 111 the polities 211111 ee111111111ie 11evel1111111cnt Of Rome and Greer.x 21s su11111121rize11 by historical e1111111e1111111111s 211111 21111111111e11 by prescribed readings from 21 score 111 authorities, but also 21 1111111111e11g'e, 21t 111'st 11211111, of the men 11'h11 moved the strings 111 011111 politics at the e2111it211 of that State 211111 at 1121s11111g1111111'hithe1'11e was sent 1111 s11eei211 1e11111t1111111 service in the 1121vs 11he11 11121i11e was 21 111'esi11e11ti211 e211111i1121.te With 2111 his effort, the earnings of 21 L'11h reporter were not sultieient 11,1 11:1y 0111' students hills. 'Jihel'e1'1'11'e, 11111'i11g' the 11mg 11211'21111111s, he sought and secured e11111111yl11e11t. 11s 21 s211esn12111 111 21 11111111 Store. How 1211' he devel- oped 111111111: this 111e1'e2111111e experience the 1'1e1'e1' 211't 111 the successful 11'2111es- 11121112--the 211't 111g21i11i11g' 21 11111111 111'111it 1111 the sale 211111 at the s21me time satis- fying the purchaserseis 11111 1'11'211'. That his employer was pleased, is i1111i- e21te11 by the f21L't that his services in this 1'211121L'ity were repeatedly e11111111ye11, 211111 11y 2111 inseriptiun written by that e11111111ye1' 111 21 g'ift-111111k 211111 referring to the time when you 1111ste11 211111 swept the 11111111-st111'e 211111 11111 it so well- in your College 1l21ys',. 1.11 21 lite thus 11L'1',11111L-11 there 11'21s little leisure 1111' 01131211111; in the. 2111- sorhing 011'1111211111113 111 11111ege 111111t11s 211111 1'211'sity s11111'ts 1111111011 11111' stu- dent was often 111'21fte11 1111' 1'11111111ittee service. 1111- s1h11121stiL' 1'e10111 111 the University was 11111 111211'11'e11 by any list 111 prizes, 111e1121ls 111'111111111's 21111xe11 10 the 1121111e, Sparkss-pussihb' 1111' the reason 111211 there were in those 1121ys very few 1'L'11'211'11s 111 this kind es121111ishe11. Three 121ets 21ttest his proheieney in studies ' , 11'21s 54121111011 his 11i1111111121 211' the eon- L'h1si1111 111 the normal period 111' study: 111211. 11111111 the f11111111111g, in 10115, of 21 chapter of Phi Beta Kappa 211 the Ohio State University, 111'. Sparks was one Of the few 21111111111 selected 1111' 111e111hc1'shi11: 211111 the much more signih- 1221111 f211't 111211, in his J1111i111' year. he was appointed 2111 instructor in history 101' the Preparatory 211111 171'esh1112111 Classes. .1111101113' his 11121111! teachers :11 the University. one especially i111111e111'e11 the mind 01' Mr. Sparks. 'lihis teacher was John T. Short, Professor 111' His- to1'y. Professor Short was. 211 this period, 11'e11 11111111111 21s the author 111 the interesting treatise, The North Americans of Antiquity, 111111 111111, 011 ae- cnunt of his wide study of A111ei'ie1111 colonial history, been selected 11y the aged historian Bancroft to revise the second volume of the 111st e11iti1111 of Bancroft's History. 11 was Professor Short's i11t111e11ee 111111 turned the mind of Mr. Sparks to the teaching of history as his life work, 111111 the 111111'11'e1'1 11e11ieve111e11ts 111 the former 111111 his severe 51111111111115 01 exce11e11ee,11111t caused 11412511111115 to esteem, us 11 mark of especial e0111111e111111tio11, the C1111 to the position of assist- 11111 111 the 11611111'1111e11t 11f history.111 addition to his work as 11 teacher 11111'- 1111r his Junior 111111 Senior yeais, he acted 11s 11111111111e1isis 111 1 1'11fess111' Short while the latter was engaged 111 writing his History of Ohi11' . M 1'. Sparks was invited to e1111111111e, after his graduation, his connection with the 11e11111'1111e11t of history in the U11ive1'sity,11ut he chose 111111111e1' held of w01'k.111 1885,11e accepted the position 115 instructor in 111st111 y 111111 11mg- lish 1111-1'11t111'e11 the II'igh School of P1111511111111h, 011i0,11 thi'ixi11g manufac- turing city. A year 111111 11 half 111'1te , he W115 e1ec1e11 111 the 111'111L'il1111ship of the seh1'101, where he remained until 1888. 111 the latter 3'e111', Principal 811111115 was called 111 the superintendeney 111 the public seh11111s 111i Martin's l'iei'l'y, 11111 11the1'0hi11 eity 111 11111111111131 111111111'111111e i11 111111111111e'.1111e '111e1e, in 1890,23 S1111e1'int111111e11t Spmks 111111'1'ie11 Miss Katherine, 11111111111 te1' 111 the late D. 13. 1211111111, M. 11., 11 well known 111111 highly esteemed 111131- Siei1111 11f 11111'151111111111. Dr. 111111 11115. Sparks have one child, Miss 112111111. VII'sSl1111'11's,1v110se e11111'111i1111' 1111s11i1111ity 1111s won her the 1111111131 1'eg111'11 111 the st111le11ts,te11ehe1's 111111 11ie1111s 111 the 11111ege is,1i11'e 11e1'1111s11111111, 11esee111111111 1111 1111111 11111'e111111 111111 1111111111'11 11 1i11es,f1'11111 11111 .1111111'i11111 f11111iliseii I11 escape 11 111111 11ef111'e A'1e1111ish1111 11111111 1111 11 charge 111 111111-111111111'111113,111 11131, the 11e11'1'e1111 1111111 111111111 the f11111111e1i11.',X111L11'1111 111 he1' 111the1' s 111111i13, 111111 111 New Ia11g1111111. lhis distinguished 1111'it1111 11ivi11e, it 11111 be recalled 113' students 111 1'1111111i111 hist111'3', led in the controversies with Roger 11'111i11111s, e11111e 111 he e1111e11 the u111111'1111'1'11 111 New 11311141111111,U 111111 was the 111:11'1111111'1e111q'e11 authority in 111111 1'1111111v 1111 1111 matters 111' e1'111liti1111. A 1101' his death, his 1111111w 111111'1'i1111 the 11eve1'e1111 11i111111'11 1V1'1the, 111111111111 111111- CUIIIOl'lllist retugee, 111111 1111111 th111 1111i1111 s111 1111,e1 the 11e1 e1111111 ,11i11'e11se Mather, 11.11.. L'1e1'gy1111111, the Calvinist president 111 11111'1'111'11 1'11ix'e1'sit3', 111111 the 1'1111111i111 111313111 wh11, 111'te1' the Restoration, 11111111111111 1111' the h'111ss11ehusetts 171111111y its second L'hz11'te1', 111111 his son, 11111'1111' L'11tt1'111 Mather, the tighter 0f 11'111'111'1'1111: 111111 the defender 111' 1'11111111111 rights. .111 1890, Superintendent Sparks 111'1'1111se 111' his s11LL'ess1111 record 111 the public school service, was c1111e11 111 the 111'i111i11111s11ip 01 the 1 1'011111'111111'y De1 11111111111111 111 this C1111e1111.111s 1111111111is11'1'1ti1111 w: 1s 11111111011 11y hinh i11e111s 111 scholarship,11'i11111y 11111 111111 111sei111i11e, 111111 excellence of executhe 111111111g'e- 1110111 111s 1111111e111e 1111s 11e11111111y exerted in 1111 phases 111 11111e1re life. and he was 111'11111i111111t 11s 11 1'1V111'ite judge 111 student: athletic contests, 11s the 01'- g'1111ize1' 1'11 11 Nourishing press 1'11111 which 111111'iei1t1y 11isse111i1111te11 over the State news of interest concerning the C111111g'e. 111111 115 11 1311111111 force 111 the s0ci111 1ife 111' the 1'01111111111ity. During this term of service, Prof. Sparks gradually turned hack to his favorite specialty the study and teaching of history, 111111 for several years, added to the duties of his own Depa1't111e1111,tl1e care of the Lollege classes in 11111111115 historical subjects. hvei'y half 1101111 that could he gained from ioutine occupations, was devoted to the favorite study. 1111'0fess01 Sparks was, then as now, 1111 enthusiastic 111111 inspiring teacher. The successful teacher must not only be acquainted with the facts and versed in the prin- ciples of his subject, but must also be 11 master of their presentation. Emer- son 1111s said, hlf you would learn to write itis 111 the street you must learn it. .Professm'5par11's 111111, 111 the st1LLt school of the 11e1 vs 1'Lpo1te1, aheaLly le11111ed to use language so that 1111 could 11111le1 st 11111 it,gai11e1l aptness in the discussion of a broad valiety of subjects, 111111 learned to illuminate his- toric cha' acters and conditions by the use of appropriate a11ec110te.No 1111- 11111101t1111t part of his errt at this time was spent in more completely 111115- tering the art of expression, and few days passed 111 which some hour was not devoted to exercises in composition for the sole purpose of securing- a1l11e11 ease, 111ei11ity,111111 versatility of style. 111 1891, l rofessor 811111113 received from his 11111111 11111111' the degree of Master of Arts. 111 the summer of: 1893, he attended a g1111l1111te Lou1se in history giVeu at Harvard University, under the direction of its professor of history, Doctor Albert Bushnell Hart. A portion of the 11111111111111: Col- lege year was spent in studies at the Chicago Exposition; 111111 subsequent H1'11c11ti011 periods were likewise devoted largely to further historical studies in the libraries of W'ashington,B11lti111ore and l ostou. 'Ilhe te1Ll1er differs from the student in this also, that the latter may be content with the mere gainiurr of knowledge while the former is irresistibly impelled to impart to others 5, as clearly as he can, the knowledge he has ac- quired. We have already intimated that l 1'ofessorSpa1'ks was by 11111111e a tea Lher. At the period of 11111111 we are speaking, the impulses of the teacher were shown by him not only in his routine class-room work, hut in many other ways. In 1893, he published his first historical volume, Wliopieal Reference Lists in American History , a valuable 11111 to college teachers using the re- search method of instruction. The same year, he connected himself with the A111e1'ie1111 Society for University Extension, 111111, in this relation, delivered at Altoona, hrmiuga 11am, 111111 Holidayshurg series of lectures upon subjects in Ameri '1111 history. These lectures were appreciatively received. Their success, and the excel- lence of 1'e1'11i11 articles contributed to the University Extension Magazine brought Professor Sparks to the faVO' able notiLe of President IIar',pe1 who tendered him 11 position 111 the University l'xtension Division, organized in 1893 in the Univeisitv of Chicago He 11eLepte11 to the sincere regret of his State College associates. Six months later, he was appointed to a position 111 the Department of History of the University, though his connection with the University 111x- t'enson work continued. 'l'hc 1101'11111 11'11111 1895 111 1908 was 5110111 111 that 13011111'11110111, through 1110 1'111'i0115 111111105 01 whiLh 1101055111 811111115 1'1111i111y 1050.111 191111, 1110 11111101'5111'1'111110 11011 11111111 11i111 1110 11011100 111 1111'0101 111 1'11i111s011hy; 111111, .5'11111'11y 111110111101. 110 w '15 1111111101011 t0 ,1110 11111 111'11105501'1111 rank 11ith 1110 ti110 111 HI 1111055111111 1111101101111 1115t01 During 111050 1101115, 1110 L 11i101'.5'ity 01 071110110111 wa5 1110 1111111001 111 many 01111L'ati1111al 11100111100115. D00t111' 11111'1101', 11'011 11110w11 whil0 at Yalc 11111111011 hi5 1'0111111'11'11111y 511000551111 111'0'1111izati1'111 01 :1 50110111 111 1'111'1'05111111110111'0 in 1110 0101410111 51111101'15,L'111110 111 LhiL': 11111 11i1h hi5 011111102111110:1111'1111y 111110 .5111 10111011 1111 11011110101410: 11 11'1111i1i0115,111111 111111111 111 111111 Litv 01 111100. 011101'1'11i5'1'.5:1 0011- g011ial 00111111111111y 111 which 111 11111 111t0 111'1101i00 1110 1101'01 0111101111011111 1110115 his 1011110 11111111 111111 0111100111011, 111 1110 01111 that 1110 Ui1i1'01'5ity 511011111 1101 only 110 11 0011101' 01 1111i1'01'5111 101111111114: 11111 110 511 01'0'1111iz011 111111 i151'0511111'00s 511011111 110 111051 :11'11i1111110 10 1111 111111 0111011 111 5001110 1110i1' 1101101115. 11 i5 110- 1101111 1110 1111111050 111 this. 51101011 10 1105011110 1110 011110111i011al 111011111115 110101011011 111'11011111 11' 11'11'10 111111 1115 115.50L'i'110'. 11 15 511111110111 10 1'0111iz0 that 1110 Uni- 1'01'51ty 0115 11 0011101' 111 111t01150 01111011111111111 a01i1'i1y. was gathering a great 110011111111111i011 111 011110ati011111 11111111110005, 111111 that 111 thi5 0011101' was 111111101011 1111 11111101111111 11110111111 01 1110 w01'111'.5' 11111051 011111'at111'5. 1100101 511111'11'5' 1'01111i011 111 1110 'L'1111'01'5ity i11v0h'011 1101 only 1110 0011- 111101 111 01:155-1'00111 0x01'0i505, 11111, 115 w0 havc 0111'1i01' 11111011, 1110 work 111 the division 01 U11iv01'5i1y 1Cx10115i1111 101'111011 1111 i1111101'tal1t .5'00ti1111 111 hi5 work. 1101' y0:11'5 110 5110111 t110 1111151 111 1110 wi11101' in 1110 110111 5111110 501150115 1101iv01'- ing 115 111111111 11511110 11.1111111'011 111111 50v0111y-11'10 100'111105 111 1111 1111115 01 1110 U 11i1011 States, 11111110 1115 511111111015 11010 11'111101y 1101101011 111 5i111ila1'1111111 i11 Lhautau- 1111a 11550111111i05.111 thi5 w111'11', hi5 111115101'y 01 his 51111j00,t 1011'011101' with his 11i51i11111115h011 1110501100, 111011511101 1111111055 110111111 111111110 111111 1110i11 style, won 101 him 1'1101'0a5i1111' 11011111111'ity. X1051 1111'11 w011111 11:11'0 10111111 111050 11111015 511111110111 10 0x11111151 1111 their ti1110 111111 .5'11'01111'111,11111110011117 Sparks 0111'11' 1115011111110 115 a 5011-511111101'ti11g' 5111110111 11:11! 111151111 hi111 w011 1110 10551111 111 01111110yi1111', with 1110 111axi11111111 0111111111111, 110111 111i1111tL'5' 111111 0110111105. 111115 110 11115 111110 111 110001111111511 111511 1111111y11thL'1'1115115.1115 111151' 11011 1111111111011 at 11115 110111111 1111111010115 hi5't01'i0: 11 1011151111899, :111110111'011 '1'1110 1'x1111115i1111 01 1110 111101101111 10111110' 1501111 1111051111111 1V 10.,111i1'111101111 in 1900 1110 Men 1Vh1'1 11111110 1110 Nation 1 1110 111:11'1111111111 L1111111:111V,1N011'Y01'k1; i11 11111.1,111111111tivL 111111101115 in .'M1101'i11'111.'Di1110111:11v 11h 1111111111111 11'055' 11010111111 0111111; in 1904. H'l'hc 11111011 811 1115 111 A111L'1'i0',1 1110 1011111105 1111111111115, N011 Y01'11'1; in 1006. u1110.1 1111111110 01 117111111111 1111111511111'11111110115 1110111015. 11011011111111; 111111 in 1007 1 1110 National 111-10111111110111 1'1'0111 1877111 1885 . 1111'111i11f1' 1701111110. XXIII 01 1' 1111' .Xn101'i1'1111 11i51111'1': .1 N: 1111111 011i1011 11v 111.1111'1'111111 111111- 11511011 by 11111'1'110 LY 111M1111101$2111111 111111'1i5h 90111011101115 in 111i110i5 111111- 5011111 110011 91010. 1101111011 E1111. 1 111.5 11'01'1' in 1110 0111551110111 11111111 1110 10011110 11111101111111111 at 1110 1111- 11101 5' 110511, 11005 1101 110wcvci' 1011105001 1110 '11111 500110 111 D11c'1m sz'ukq :11'1ixiti05 111 1110 111111015111711111101'1a11t' 01: 00111i1'0 11111105 111511 1101 011011 1111011 him as Dean 111 the University College, the division of the University organ- ized for the instruction of the teachers of the city of Chicago in the higher branches with special reference to their pedagogical aspects. The problems of Oiganization 111111 1111111inist:'atio11 with which Doctor Sparks capably dealt in this relation, ares suggested by consideration of the facts, that the students could give to the Work only a portion 111' their time, that the attendance of the University College was over one thousand, 111111 that the number 01 in- structors was about seventy- -Jive, the diversity of the subjects great, 111111 the 11e11 1111101e111 phases of the 1v11111 1'111111-111'e1111ing. At his suggestion, the Historical Museum was estal11ishe11,s011n afte1 he went to Chicago, 111111 he served as its C111'11101 during the 1e1naining years of his connection with the University He is 1'1 111e11111e1'111 the American 1-Iist111'ie1'11 11'Xss11ciati11n, American Academy 01 101itieal Science, American Civics 1'Xss11ciati11n, Xmerican Ar- chives C0111111ission,11 director of the Illinois JJist111'i1111 Society 111111 corre- sponding 111en1be1'111 the Chicago 111st011c111 Society. He was 11 111en111e101 the Advisory Committee 111 the Illinois Historical Library, which has charge of the publications 111 the State Historical Society; 11 member of the 1C11it111'i111 11111111 111 the .111i1111is J'Jistm'y 'Jieachers' Ass0ei11ti11n,in which relation he edited 111 he Last Iwo Journeys of 1111the11111111'1111ette 11906, Atkinson 111111 Mentzel , Chieagm , chairman 111 the L11n1111ittee 1111 Marking 11ist11riea1 P1aces in Illinois, which has been successful in securing the erection 111 memo- rial tablets at the places of chief historical interest; ehai1'1111111 111 the 1'1'1111111it- tee 111111111g'i11g' the Lincoln-Douglas Debate celebration, in 10118; chairman of the History Committee, upon the occasion 119031 111 the One 1111111111111 An- niversary of the Founding of Chicago, 111111, in that relation, he prepared an i1111str1'1te11 lecture upon the eityis history which was delivered in its public schools, 111111 secured the 1111111111113 111 its 1111 ices of historic inteiest J11 1907, when the trustees 111 Jhe 1e11nsy11'1111i11 State C1111e11'e were seeking 11 1111111 c11mpetent,by re; man 111 111'1s1111111 11111 111ities, experience 111111 rec- ognized standing 11s an educator, to take 1111 the 11'1'eat work .1 resident Mhei- t11n 111111 developed, they recalled the abilities 111-.sp111-ks 111111 shown in his earlier connection with the L1111ege, 111111 turned their attention 11111111 his later 11111'11. S11 11111111111111111' satistied we1 1' theV with the accounts received 111 his achievements 111111 with the 1'ec1111'11iti1111 these 111111 won that the 1111111'11 c.1111e11 him 11111111im1111s1V tn the 111'esi11ency.11e was inaugurated 1111111 17 1008, 111111stze11t11ti1111s1V assumed the duties 111c this, his 111st 111esi11entia1 vear 111111 1111s in the few months that have 111sse11w11n both confidence 111, 111111 11' ien11- ship 1111 his a11111i11istrati11n. President Spaiks havinn' ieeently 1'11111111et'e11 the Illinois Hist111'1c111 S11- eiety s history of the 1111c111n- 1311113311114 Debate, was honored 11y 1111 invitation to be one of the t111ee 11 atms at the 1'e1ent exercises in Chicago 11111111 the Centennial of Lineohfs Birth On Founders, Day, this Vear Lehiqh Univer- sity for the third time in its hist111'V. e1111t'e1'1e11 the 111111111'111'1' 11e1r1'ee 11f 1301'- tor of Laws. and its recipient was 1711111111 T'r1e Sparks. wThe 11ce11s. though mute. spoke 101111 the deer . DEANS OF THE FACULT Y .15,lele .ICARIJ: SPARKS, MAN MI.H., Illnh. Muxyidvul; Dam of H10 .S't'lmul 0f llislury, Mullu'nmlfcs, and Philosophy. JvnsoN PERRY WICLSH. M.A., PILIL, H.512, I.l..D. Dam of NIH Colh'gm. Glimmlc HILIHiRT JMNH, MLA., MLD. le of HIV .Sk'luml of Nulm'al Slvl'lmnv. BENJAMIN GILL, MA... IHJ. Culh'gv Chaplain, Udall 0f I'IIU Svizuol 0f Lungwgv am! Lilvml'u'l'l'. THOMAS Fuksv'rn HUNT, lVl.S., ILXgr. Dam of Hm .S'vlmul 0f Jgrivulluru. ILIaNuv .lfch'Hss ARMSHY, l'h.D., 1.1,.D. Ih'l'vcfnr 0f 111v luxiilulv 0f gluimul A'ulriliun. JOHN Plum: JACKSON, I3.S., ALF... IC.IC. Dam of Iht' Svluml 0f lillginvvring WALTER RIHIAIH; CRANE, Al..X., PILD. Dam of Hm Srllool of zllinvs uml leallm'gy SARA Urns LUVICJUY, HA. Ham of H'umm. ANS OF THE FACULTY mmumum w 1 mm ' Nut ID .4. 1h' mummummmum . I . Ll - g -'.?:1.. . 4. .p '3 E H: , FACULTY E TH JUDSUN Plcmu' VI :Lsn, A.B., M.A., Phil, D50, Dvun uf Hut Collvgcx. AR, Lafayette, 1882; M.A., Lafayette, .1884; 1'11.D., Lzlfnycltc, 1891; D.Sc., Lafayette. 1907; 1.L.D., Temple University, 1909. ilitlucntcd in Bloonwhnrg public schools. Prepared for college at the Hlnmnshurg Slnlc Normal School. Graduated from the classical course, Lafayette. 1882. chul of the West Chester Slate Normal School, 1982390. Author of Vclsh s G'mmnuu'. Principal of the Bloomslmrg Slate Normal Schnnl. JHOO-IOOU. Vice President of the Pennsylvania State College, 19064908. Donn of the Collcgcs, 1903. I. SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE UENJMHN GILL, M.A., 1X11, Dam; Prufmwr nf Grvvlc mu! lulin. B.A., Wesleyan University, 1870; M.A., 1873; lHl, VVcsIcynn University, 1901. Born :1! Holmflrth, Yorlwhirc, England, July 11, 1843, Prepared for college at VVilhrahnm Academy. Graduated from VcsIcynn Univcrsity in 1870. Instructor in Latin :11 VVil- ln'ulmm Academy, less., 18723711. Professor of Greek and Latin, Vilhrnhnm Acml- cmy, 1874392. Professor of Greek and Latin, Pennsylvania State Cnllcgc since 1892. FRED LEWIS PA'ITEIC, M.A., mevssm' Hf Ilu' lingllxh Languugv and lilvmlurv. CARL D. Flank, M.A., Profmsur of German. IRVING L. MNTER, M.A., Prufvsxnr of HIV Runmurc htumrugm. A. Ilowuv Jisn'lchuAm-z, M.A., .- l.x .mriuIv lh'nfrxsnr mi Iinglisll am! Rlu'lnrir; .mb-Ihvxluuan Class Oih'rcr. JOHN H. J' RIzzr:1.I., B.A., .-l.v.vixlunl mevsxor uf English and Orulury. GEORGE K. I'A'r'rlclc, IVI.A., xlxmlvlaul Prnfcssw' 0f leIm-ir. Lucma'rm VANTM'L SIMMONS, PILIL, M.A., luslrurlur in Gcrmuu. EDMUND VERNON Gum. ILA, M.A., lnxlrm'lur in Hm anaun' Langlmgm. FREDERHI A. HILARY. M.A . lnxlrurlur in Gvrmtm. WILLIAM DAV ClilHKl-Z'r1', MUN, qulrm'lur in lelm'ir mu! Orumry. WHLLJAM S. DH-i, JIL. ILL NHL qulrurlnr in lfuglixh. JESSE J9. STINARM, H.A., lnxlrm'lnr in Urrmuu um! 1511mm. B. H. Cmnsm'rn, qulrmlur ill Grrumu. 0. I7. hn'rluc, luxlrm'lur in Ccrmuu. II. SCHOOL OF HISTORY, MATHEMATICS, AND PHILOSOPHY Jimx'lx ICRH: Slums, M.A., FILM, Ll..D.. lh'uu. M.A., Ohio State University, IRH-l; 1'11.H., University of Cllicugn, IEIUH; 1.1..D., Lehigh University, 1909. 50m in Ohio in INN, Was graduated frnm Ullin Smu- Univvrsity in 188-1. where he taught for mu- yL-zu'. l'rincipnl 0f the prcpurulm'y department of the lkinnsylvzmin Slate lelcgc, lNHW'HJ. Prnfcssur of Anlvricun llislm'y at Chicago University, JNSVI-HNN. l'rcsitlmlt lH'nnsylvuniu Smu- Cullvgc, 15m, A member of many historical .mciclics and author Hf numerous vnlmncs Hf Anwricnn History. Hminnnn uf tlu Illinois Cmmniltw fur llu- u-lclwutinn nf llw Linwlwlhnglus Dc- lmtcs in 1.008. Jnsm'u M. W'ILLARIJ, ILL Prufuxxmr pf Jlulln'nmlim. ICRWIN W'. RI'NIch, MUM, l'l1.D., IU'Uft'szwr Hf nyrlmlugy um! lflhh's: Librarian of NIH Cul'nvgir Library. Plilmw URMAN RAY, M.A , Praiamn' uf Ill'slury um! PnIiIimI .S'rirnvr. JOSEPH ll. Tl'mm. C.IC., M.S.. .l.s'xm'1'ulr Prufcsxur uf Mulln'umlics. II. I:RICEMAN S'n-zvm-zu. M S., l'11.H., .Ilmnrich Prufvsmr ul Iliallwmmim. THOMAS IC. Glum'r'r, 12.8.. lnxlrwlcw in Mullu'mulivs. l'luimclucx WAHN 111211., 1111.11, 111.A., Inxlrurlur in Mullu'malirx 1011 1mm of abscnrvl GEORGE A. Wurrmmoma, 11.11., luxlruvlm' in Illullmualivx. REGINALD S. HEMINGWAY, B.A., Instructor in Mallu'malivx. Euwm ANGELL Cowman, B.A., lnslruvlor in History and Puliliral .Sh'curv. SAMUEL W. NIEDERIIAUSER, 13.A., 111A, luxlrurlur in Mullu'mulirx. PAUL S. WORTH, R.A., Iuslrurlur in Illullmuulim. ARTHUR 1.. Wmun'r, 11. A., Instrwlur iu Illailu'nmlivs. III. SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE AND EXPERIMENT STATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES. 'I'm-z HUN. JOHN A. Womm'ARh, Clmirumn - 7 7 - lluwurd 11. V. VVIIITE, 15w. - 7 7 - 7 7 7 7 lfluumslmwg 1V1LLIAM 1:. 11ll.l.. ESQ. 7 - 7 - 7 ,. llmzliugziun M. 15. CUNRAMH. D. 7 7 7 - - - - H'vxl Grut'r Gmxkual. 'llIIaS'n-m, 17.51;. 7 - - 7 - - 7 7 Harrisburg Tho lHI-sidvm 01' the 0'11014'0 THOMAS FURSYTH HUNT, 11.5.. M.S., D.Agr., Dam and Hirm'lur. B. 5., 18871; 111. 8., 18512; llAglz, 15101. University of Illinois. Burn alt Ridott, 111., 1862. Educated in the district school, Frecport High School, graduating in 1879. Gradu- ated from 1110 Univcrsity nf 111innis in 1881. Assistant to Stutv Entomplngist, 18853811. Assistant in Agriculture :11 the University of Illinois, 1881i-188. Professor 01 Agriculture :11 the 1K-11nsy1vzlnizl State College 1891393. Professor of Agriculturc, Ohio State University, 1892-1903. Professor nf Agronomy at Cornell University, 1903-11th Dean of the School of Agriculture and Director of the Experiment Slu- tiun at tho 1R-11nsylvunin State College since 11101;. 1VILIJM1 1511mm Ph.DH Prufvswr of Iirpvriuwulul C'hvmixlry am! 1'11? Dirvrlnr of Iln' 15.1 - lu'rimrnl .S'Iuliun. 1115mm PRICNTISS ARMSBY, 1111.11,, 1.1.. '11, 1U'uft'xxur uf .A'Iuimul Nulriliuu. llum-zk'r EVl-ZRIC'I'T VAN Nun M AN. 11.8., lhwfvsxur of Dairy Iluxlumdry. ALVA Amen, Prnfrxxur of .lgl'imlmml lirlcuxfuu, Priuripul nf NW .er1 Cunlxvm. 11mm P. BAKER, 11.5., 111.19., Prufcsmr of IMI-rxlry. CHARLES 1.. PENNY, M..-'X., Prnfvsxnr uf xlgrl'mllm'ul Clwmixlry. RALPH L. WATTS, M.S., Prufvxsur 0f IIurlic'ulmrc. FRANK D. GARDNER, B.S., Prufvssm' of Agronomy. THOMAS I. MAIRS, M.S., Asxom'alv Profcssor of Animal Husbandry; Shpcriulcmlcnf of Ihe Correspondence Courses. JOHN P. STEWART, M.S.A., Assz'slanl Profrssur 0f 1.5.1-pcrimcntal Horlicullurc. MILTON S. MCDOWELL, M.S., Asxixlant Profrssur of Experimental Agricultural Chemistry. HARRY R. FULTON, M.A., Assislunt memm' of Bulauy. BAILEY E. BROWN, MS, Assistant Professor of Agronmny. UXssigncd by the Bureau of Soils, United States Department of Agriculturcy ELIZABETH B. MEEK, M.S., Assislam Profmsm- of Baclm'iolugy. CHARLES F. SHAW, B.S., Inslrmtor in Agronomy. J. W. CLARK, B.S., Instructor in Poultry Husbandry. CARL W. LARSEN, B.S.A., Imlrmtor in Dairy Husbandry. MARGARET B. MCDONALD, Ph.D., IHXII'Hx'Inr in Agrivullm'al Cltcuvzistry. JOHN A. FERGUSON, M.A., M. 1'1, Instruclor in Formlry. J. PLUMMER PILLSBURY, Assislmz! in I'lorticullurc. JOHN W. WHITE, B.S., Assistant Chcmisl. GUY C. GIVEN, B.S., Assistant Chemist. CLETUS L. GOODLING, B.S., Amislmzl in Dairy Husbandry. W. R. WHITE, B.S., Assixiulll in Curl'rspundcncc Courses. CHARLES FRANKLIN Now, B.S.A., Assistant in Jimim'inmnlal Agronomy. FRANK P. KNOLL, Assistanl in Bulim- Making. S. W. DOTY, Assistant in Animal limbandry. WALTER HOGE MCINTIRE, B. S., Amman! 1'11 Agmumuy. HOWARD R. NICMILLAN, B.S., Assislmzt Chemist. CHARLES EMORY MYERS, B.S., Assislunt in 11m'lirullm'c. PERRY D. EDMINSTON, Amislunl in Laboralory. II. C. BAKER, Asxisiaut 1'1; Cnrrcspmidruvc Cuurst's. JuHN ALVAII RUNK, Asxislant in Botany. MISS JULIA CATIIARINE GRAY, Librarian and Clerk. WILLIAM C. PATTERSON, SMcrintmm'cn! of Forum. IV. INSTITUTE OF ANIMAL NUTRITION HENRY PRICN'HSS 11111151113 1111.11.y Ll..11., 1H1'utlur. JnNs Al'GUST 151111415, 1115., 151'er .Ilmixtuul. WINFRIQD VVAm-t 1111111111111, 111.5. 151mn12111c1; 11171111111111.1111 CHRISTENSEN, M. S. ROBERT R. 1.11:11'1112N1111111511-111, 111.8. . x'Isswlauls. JL111N XV. CALVIN, 11.8. DONALD CAMERON CUCURANE, 1.1.8. Roy C. JoNus, 13.5. 112111 5150111511, szxiJlanl in Laboralury. V. SCHOOL OF NATURAL SCIENCE GEORGE 011111121111 POND, 11.11., 111.11, 1111.11, Dam. Profmsur of Chemistry and Diruclor of Chcmical Lubul'uluricx. B.A.,A11111crst, 1881; M.A., Amherst, 1884; P11.D.,A111hcrst,1889. University of G0tti11gc11, 1881-82 111111 1885. Born in 1861 at 11011151011, Mass. Prepared for college at 11011151011 High School. Graduated 11'0111 Amherst in 1881. I1151ructor 111 C11c111- i511'y there from 1883-1148. Professor of C110111istry :11 the Pennsylvania State College since 1888. Granted :1 ycufs leave of 1111501100 18112131111, 10 1111115110 advanced studics at the Universities of Berlin and Munich. J. FRANKLIN MEYER, M.A., 1111.11, Prufcswr of Pizyxl'm. 1111111115011 M. CARVER, B.S., zlssislun! Profvswr 11fPI1ysi1xv. WALTER J. KEITH, M.A., Pll.D., .llxxixluul Prufmsur of Ol'yuuir 1l11'111i.11ll;1', JESSE 11111005 CHURCHILL, 11.8., .lxsisluul Prufcx.1'ur uf lnduxlriul t'lu'mixlry. WILBUR Ross MCCONNmLL, 13.5., 14.12115111le Pmlvxwr of Znulugy. MAIILON JAcm: RENTSFHHCR. 11.5., 1118., lnxlrm'lur 1'11 Qualiluti'm' .Aluulyxis. VICTOR L. 1.0110, 11.5., lnxh'm'lor 111 Quunlilalivc 111101315111. PAUL D. Pur'I'I-zk, '11.A., lnxlrm'lm' in Quuulimriw .-luulysfx. FRED J. KAUFFMAN, 11.5., lnxlrurlm' in va'ml C'lmuislry. GRUVIER C. CHANDLER, 1111.11,, llzxmlvlm' iu varul Clzcmfm'y, Rmu-zm S. Pulmmlm, 11.5., qulrurlur iu Cln'mislry. IHuimcmcK CLIN'I'UN Arlle-zk, 11.A., luslrurlnr in. Pllysim. PAI'L CLUKI-Z, 1511., luxlrurlm' in Phyxirx. Rumam' C. DUNCAN, luxlruvlur iu Plryxicx. RAYMOND 15mm, 11A,, lnslruvlm- in va'rul Clmnislry. NIISS MARY T. HARMAN, B.A., M.A., luslrurlur in Zoology. GEORGE S. Rumak'rs, Inxlrurlm' in Grm'ral t'llt'mz'xlry. VI. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING JOHN Puma JACKSON, 13.8., 111.15., li.1i., Dam. Profuvxur 0f Iilvviriml linghm'ring. 11.5. :11 the lhmsylvnniu State College in 18811; M.1E., the Pennsylvania State College, 1892; 15.15., Pennsylvania State College, 1891. Burn :11 Philzulelphia, 1868. Entered the Pennsylvania Stale CoHcgc from the preparatory department. Graduated in 18811. With Wcstcrn Engineering Company, Lincoln, Nclx, 1888. With Edison Illuminating Company, Philaulclphin, 18811. Director of Industrial Department, Fisk University, 188113110. Constructing Railway Engineer. Spragnc Railxuly Company, and Edison General Electric Company 18110-111. Instructor in Mechanic Arts at the Pennsyl- vania Slate Cnllcgc, 1811!. Professor of ICIL-clricnl Engineering, 185121. 1V1cmhcr of Anwricun Institute of Electrical Engineers, American Assnciutinn 01 Mechanical 15w ginL-crs and other technical mciclics. Electrical juror, VVnrld's Fair, St. 1.111115, 1110.3. Joint Author of Alternating Currcnls and Altcrmuing 1V1:lchincry, and hlilmm'nlury Electricity and Magnetism. ALTON D. WALKER, 11.5., memm' of IIydmuliv mnl Shnilury lingiuvz'riny. 11mm DIEMER, M11. Prufcsxnr 0f Alvrlumiml lingim'vring. A. S. MCAHJSTI-ZR, 11.8., 1111.11, 1,111f1'sxun'm' Imr'l'un'r ill Iflx'rlriml lingim'r'riug. ARTHUR J. 1Nutm, 111.15., Asmz'iulv Profcssor of 15,1771'I'inn'nlul lingim't'riug. WILLIAM S'l'liWAR'l' AYARS, MJi, xlxsnrialv Prufrxsur of learlu'uv lhxs'igu. ARTHUR 11ENDRICKS GILL, M.1C., z'lxxnrfu-lv Prufcmur of 11m! Jingium'riug. 11AROLD B. SHA'HUCK, 11.5., Assuriulu Prnfmxwr of Civil Ifngim'vriug. JAMES Wm'rmuluc, n.5,, M.li., .-lx.mz'iulv mecxxnr of Drawing and Ih'srripli'z'c vauvlry. HENRY KNEELAND th'llARllSON, n.8,, Assuriulv mevxxnr 0f lflvvll'm'lu'mI'm! liugz'nn'ring. RALPH IC. MYERS, M.S., FILM, . lxxixlunl Prufcxsur 0f1311'4'Irwln'miral lfugiuvcring. UH'nvi- sionul rcsignntinnl ROY IRVIN XVIcmum, 11.3.. CE, z'lxsixlanl Prufvxsm- of .Wrurlurul lingiun'riug. PAUL B. BuENmmN, n.3,, C.IZ., . 1mislanI Pruimxur of Mcdmuivs and Jlulm'iulx of Can- .rlrm'liuu. .VHJAM H. PARKER, glsxixlunt Pl'ofrswr 0f Prm'IimI Mwlmnim. CHARLES 1.. KINsmm, RS lili, zlsn'slnuf Profrmor of lflm'n'iml linginn'ring. ARTHUR C. HARPER, 13.5.. NF... luxlrm'lnr in Drawing and lh'xrripli'z'r Gmmvlry. CHARLES Ii. Guvncu, lnslrm'lur iu 'I'vlvplwuv linginm'riug. RnIn-zk'r l. DAVIDSON, M. I7... lnxlruvlm' in Marllinv Dmigu. HHNJAMIN G. Mum, RS, lnslrurlnr in Civil Ifugina'riug. FRANK B. FAULKNER, luxlrurlur in Marln'nv Sham. GEORGE 1'3. NnNRoI-z, 13.8., qulrm'lur iu lflwtriml lingian'iug. Hl-ZRMAS V. Eumm'r, RAH M.A., Iustrwtnr in Mwhunim um! Illulcriqu 0f Conslrlu'lion. HARRY R. Rlalln-zng'n. lnslrurlur in 1 Urging uml Fuumlry. Gianna: Jl. Rl-ZSHH'ZS, luxlruvlur in Ime' H'm'k. Llili I9. Alums, B3,, luslrurtw' iu lilm'lriml Iingimw'ring. CHARLES NEWTON BAINIIRIWEIC, ILS. lnxlrmrlur in Civil Iiugium-riug. CHARLES 1.. ARMSHY, H.5., CE, luxlrmlur in lhurzviug. ha NYSE HI'RRUWICS. H.S.. . Lx'xI quIIl in Civil Ifngimu'rl'ug. PAUL MARTJN L. Comm, RS. glxxixluul in Mwlmn'im and Jullh'l'l'tllx uf Cunxlrwlimz. DAVID P. Glmmma, 1.3.. glanvixlunf in U'Y'il Ifugilm'rilm. Josm'n W. 1.. HALE, ILS., 11F... .-l.v.vixluul iu lflm'lrirul lfngim'vrilm. IC. 1.. .VATEIHVIAN, 13.5.. glxsixlunl in Civil Jingim'm'iug. LUlHS J. Dl-IMI'SICY, B5,, .rlxsixiunl in Uz'il lingfmw'iug. EMILIO RUMANELLI, .A'Imixlunl in. .S'lmm l.aJm;-uturiv.s'. J. BARRY Snu'l'zrzn, HS, . 'l.v.vi.vIunI in lingimwring Shops. VII. SCHOOL OF MINES AND METALLURGY WALTER RICHARD CRANE, A.B., M.A., 191.11., Dean. Prufcxmr of Mining. A.B., University of Kansas, 1895; M.A., University of Kansas, 1890; l'h.D., Columbia University, 1901. Born at Grafton, Maw, 1870. Prepared for college at the Frank- lin Military Academy at Franklin, Nch. Graduated from the University of Kansas in 1895. Assistant in chemistry, University of Kansas, 1896. Assistant Prin- cipal of the Beloit High School, Bcloit, Kansas, 1896-198, Director of Manual Training in the city schools of Jancsvillc, Wis., 1898-199. Graduated from Columbia University, 1901. Assistant geologist of the University Geological Survey of Kansas, 1893-1905. Assistant professor of mining, University of Kansas, 1900-1905. Gas Expert for the University Geological Survey of Kansas and the U. S. Geological survey 1903-1905. Member of the faculty of the School of Mines, Columbia. 190?- 1908. The Pennsylvania State College 1908. Member of the American Institute of Mining Engineers. Author of a treatise on Gold and Silver prepared for thc Czimegie Institute, Washington, D. C.; An Index of Mining Engineering Literature; The Coal, Lead and Zinc Reports of the University Geological Survey of Kansas, and one hundred odd technical papers 011 Mining Engineering subjects. HARRY 1'1. S'romc, 13.5., E.M., Profexsm'ial Lcclwrr m Coal Mining. CLARENCE P. LIanJJa, B.A., M.A., Asmciulv Prnfnmu' uf Molallurgy. LLOYD BEECIIER SMITH, B.S., Assislrml Prufvssor nf Mim'rulogy and Gvulngy. WILLIAM M. VVEICEL, 13.5., 1'i.M., Axxz'xlunl Iirufmsnr 0n Mining and Orc Drcssing. HOWARD IRA SMITH, B.S., lnxlrurtor in Mining and Mrlullurgy. WILLIAM BER'I'ULETTE PLANK, B.S., Assislan! in Mining Lulmruinry. D. K. BULLENS, Assimml 1'11 Molallm'gy. WOMEN1S DEPARTMENT SARA Cu'r'rs LOVEJOY, B.A., Drain. B.A., Mount llolyokc College, 1898. Prepared at lluvcrhill High School, Mass. Mount Holyokc College, 1894-198. Graduate Study, Columbia University, 1901-03, 1907. Graduate study at Harvard University, 1909. Professor of English, National Cathe- dral School, 1902-103. National Park Seminary, 1903-105. Miss Porter's School, Farmington, Connecticut, 1905-107. Dean of Women, Pennsylvania State College, 1907. LOUISE WAIYGII, 11.5., Assisluul Prufvmm' uf Jlulm' livmmmirx. LULU B. SMITH, PILB., Director of Gymuuslirs. 1112111121? IImTT ATIIICRTUN, lmlrm'lar in 111111111 ELIZABETH BEMIS, Inslruclm' in Domestic Sricnrc. OTHER INSTRUCTORS WILLIAM H. HAY, Cup't ,ltltll Cavalry, U. S. A., Prufmxnr of All'lilur'y Srirm'c and Tamar, ANNA E. RICDIHER, Assixlrml Prufcxmr of lmiuxlrlkzl Ari am! Dvsigu. EMMA A. RMTVICICLY, luxlrwlm' 1'11 lnrlnxtriul Ari. W. NELSON GOLDEN, IILx'lI'uvlur in Physical IdeIHII1 uI1. MORRIS C. ALLEN, . 1.x'xixmnI 1'11 Military lmlrmliun. JAMES C. JEFFERY, xlxsixluul in Pllyximl lidumliuu. ,, .3 xWx .I.... 9g 150m of Eruzteeg EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS EDWIN S. STUART . - - - - , , Governor of thc Connnonwcnlth. EDWIN E. SPARKS - - - - - President 01' the Collcgc. CHARLES 11. BERGNER - - . Presidcnt 01 State Agricultural Society. NATHAN C. SHIAEFFICR - - u - - - - Superintcmlcnt of Public Instruction. N. 11. Cununvnum - - .. . . . Secretary 01' the State 11011111 01' Agriculture. ELECTED MEMBERS JAMES A. BEAVER - 1 Bcllcfontc , - RICHARD A, COUIJI'ER, JR. - - - Greensburp,r - GEORGE M. DOWNIM; , - - Philmlclphiu - - GAmm-zL 1111a5'rlik - - - - Harrisburgr - GEORGE B. 111111111an - - - Warriors Mark - AUGUSTUS C. READ - - - - Pittsburg - JAMES C. VVnm-z 7 - - New York - - THUMAS 1V. lhmmv - - - Philadelphia - 17.. S. RAYMm 1 , - - Pittshnrg - - ANDREW CAkNl-mr. A - - 9 New York City WILLIAM 15. IIH.I. - - - lluntingdon - - 11111me W. men' - - - Scranton - CHARLES MILLER , - - Franklin - - MARLIN 1i. OLMSTED - - - Harrisburg - IiLLls 1.. Om'ls 1 - , - Bcllcfnnlc - - JAMES 15. QUNGIJCY . - 1 - Pittshurg - WILLIAM 11. VVALIx'l-ZR . - - Ncwtunvillc. Mass. - 11. V. 1Vum: - - - 1 Bloomslmmr - JAMES 1.. HAMILL - - - Columbus, 01110 - 1.1mm B. 11mm 1 - - - Crccnshurg - Harrisburg Slate C01lcgc I'Iurrisburg Harrisburg Critc1111c111 - 1909 - 1909 1 1909 - 1909 - 1909 9 1910 - 1910 - 1910 - 1910 - 1910 - 1910 - 1910 - 1910 - 1910 - 1910 1911 - 1911 VANCE C. MCCURMICK - 1'1. XVMJmN M I'rr H ELL - XVJLLIA M 1 1. IRVIW'ERSUN CHARLES M. Sunwm: - JOIIN 1:. SHIELDS Jun N A. Wuunwmn - SAMUEL 0, FMN'I'Z ' Harrisburg - Pittslmrg Clunriicld - South Bethlehem Ucrlmmtown l Inward RU11YCFSUHVH OFFICERS OF THE BOARD JAMES A. lhcxu'I-IR, President 01 the lluzml 11. W'AIJI'HN Ml'ntxllcl.l., Vice Prcsidcnt EDWIN 1C. SPARKS, SL-crutnry JOHN HAMIIXI'UN. 'lH-umm-r JAMI-ZS .1. Rmvm UAnmm. llnas'rlck - Mnme W. LHWRY - ll. VVAL'I'UN JXII'IHIIcH. - ELLIS 15. Uxms - 11. V. WHI'I'H - JOHN .1. 1VUHI1WARH 7 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE '4: mhnam, , rlll- I . m - w 15111 1 - 15111 - - H111 - - 15111 - 1 11111 - - 11111 - - 13111 - 11vllvfolllk' - Pillsbury; State 111110123- 1Vushinglnn. H. C. - 10llcfunlc - 11:11'rislmmr - Scranton - 'Piltslmrg 1 3L'11k'1llnlk' 1110011H1Hll'g Ilmmnl 9' z 1 VI '1, - w .x', ,. '1 l , 1- $11Illllllll'll11 A rmeud: - a 1111; 11IIIIIIIIIII111 SPRING SEASON 1907-1908 A PR 11 251 'Hmrstlny , Spring Session hcgins. JUNE 12 Friday 9 - Tllc lersonians, Culcgc Minstrels. 13 Saturday - 135011.111 gmnc-VXV. U. 11. 51:110. 14 Sunday - -- Baccalaureate Sermon. 15 Monday 9 Class Day. 16 'lHIeRday 7 - Alumni Day. 17 XVcdnesduy v Cmnmcnccxm-nl 11:1y-lnangnruliml of Dr. Sparks. 18 'I11ursduy .. - Examination for Admission. 17-311 - , - Summer Schm. FIRST SEMESTER 1908-1909 SEPTEMBER 15-113 . - - Exzuninnlinn for Arlmissiun. 17 '11lmrsrlny - , First Sonwstcr Begins. NOVEMBER 20 Friday - Pennsylvania Day. 213 'I'hnrstlny - 'Hmnksgiving Day DECEMBER 22 'l'ucsnluy - . Christnms Vacation 11mins. JANUARY 7 'Hmrsdny v m XVnrk Rcsumcd. 95119riday - , First Semester Ends. SECON SEMESTER 1908-1909 191211R11ARY 2 'lchsdny - - Second Semester Begins, 12 Friday - w Lincoln Dzly91'101iday. 22 Monday - - XVIIShingtmfs Birthdaywllulf 1101i- day. APRIL 8 Thursday - - Easter Vacation Begins. 15 Thursday , XVnrk Rcsumcd. JUNE 13-16 9 - - Cnmmcnccnwnt Week. April 12 April 26 May 3 May 17 May 31 June H Sept. 27 Oct. 1! OCL 13 Oct. 9'; Nov 8 Nov 10 I3CC. h Dcc. M Jan. 24 Fob. 14 Feb. 28 March 14 Murvh ZR HliNJAMlX GILL - ; w College Chaplain 1908 Rlcv. .IUHIH'JI V. Owllumc, D. Ii. - . Philzulclphin JAMES ll, DARLINHTUN - , llurrighm'g RICV. H. XV. HAIHNU Lancaster REV. SAMUEL L. 110me ; Allmnm Rm', ALLAN SHELIMN mem : Nurlu-rlh REV. J. K. MCCLURMN, D. D. , Pitlslmrg Rlcv. 16. T. JICFII'ERS, , - , York REV. J. W. SMITH - - - Warren DR. VIIJJAM ll. H'Awrmm l'rosidcnl 0f Allcghony Collcgc MR. Tllmms l lcNM:1.L , w Elmira, N. Y. HUN. 15mm IKICLI-JR - . Bloomsbnrg Rl-tv. R. C. ARMS'I'RHNH - XVilliamsport HR. V. lllcxm Hmmnc n I'I'Lwitlcnt nf Cmcvzl Cnllcgc DR. JMIN S 5'12qu , lH'csidcnt nf Franklin and Marshall Cullcgc 1909 UR. J. D, MUFFAT , Pnuixlm-nl nl' Washington :1le ,lvl'l'crsnn College RI-zv. H. C. CUNNHR - - - - Alumna 1m. W. H. Rl-ZASER , , PFL'Sillk'lH nf Wilwn Cullvgc Du. U. IC. Rum - President of Dickinson Co!lcgc Im. S. H. MVUMMIVK Chancellor l'mix't-rsity nf l'ittsbm'g ORGANIZED 1874 PREAMBLE TO THE CONSTITUTION IC, 1110 qrmlnutcs Hf Tho Pcnnsylmniu S1310C0Hcgc. desiring lu mmilmc lhc IISSHCilltiUHS ml. mllcgc days. tn prmnntc fraternal feeling. to filcih- talc helpfulness 11ml inlcrcunrsc with cnch other, and 10 prumnlc the host inlcrcs'ls nl' tlu College, dn unite ourselves under the mum: and title Hf The. .Umnni Assncizltinn Hf The Pennsylvania 511th Udlcg'c. :mtl tlU nl'dnin this Unmtitntinn fur mlr tlircclitm :lntl Cunlml. OFFICERS WILLIAM 19. WHITE '87 , - - - - , - Prvxirlml 'l. h. WHITE '8: - - , , - 151'le l'fa' Prm'hlvnl R. VU. V'LLHMS V03 ' , - '- YWUIIU' I'fa' Wl'tlvfdr'lll Ii. X. LI-ZITZICIAI. '04 7 - 7 -- - .S'urrwmry um! 'lV'nmm'r BELLEFONTE ASSOCIATION Ii. Q. Vlmuums 'XI , - - , - - - I,l't'.Yl-d1'lll .l'. D. Ill'N'rIen '39 - - , - - - l'im' Pruvillvnl H. O. GJMV '03 - - , -- , A - - .Sl'rrt'lury CHICAGO ASSOCIATION 19. A. BRYAN '00 -- 0 - , v - , 0 'l'. R. CIVMLXIINS '95 , 0 - l'in' W. M. CHIP '01 ; , - - - v - - - HARRISBURG ASSOCIATION H. D. KUNKLIC '07 , - 0 - , w , - V. M. mem '00 - , 0 - . , 0 l'I'rv S. K. VARNI-zs '00 , u 0 v- '7 A , -- NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION D. C. JACKSON '87 ; - - 0 .. - - - .l'. C. CIJcchNIN '05 , , - 1- ,. .S'nrrclary and NEW YORK ASSOCIATION .I. I9. 1'0Nn '0: - , , , - , .l- .l'. KO'I'TCAMI' '04. v- , - I'icc X. 5'. MVALIJS'HCR '08 , 0 ., 7 b'vcrvlm'y mm' PHILADELPHIA ASSOCIATION V. .lJ. KAISER '08 - 0 , - 7 ,, W. j. KUNKLIN '05 0 , lv'I'rsl l'iycc IV. 11. LOWER '05 0 - 5va 170' J. H. M. ANDREWS '08 - - - , 0 .Sk'vn'mry um! PITTSBURG ASSOCIATION H. W. Ml'ntuchL '90 - - - - - ,, - - l'. V. S'HcvncNmN '03 - - ; - Sa'rvlury mm' SCHENECTADY ASSOCIATION D. H. I'LANK '00 - - - - - , - - P. 15. SMITH '02 0 - 0 - - , 4 150's! l'iu' 1'. 0. Noun; '04 0 - , -- - - Svcmm' 170' J- J9. 'i'RITTLE - - 0 - - - 7 blwrrclury uml 3m Sycmntiam GUY 1:. MERRIS 007 l'n'sidvnt l'rvxidvnt .S'Uvrvlary l'rvshlvnt l'rcsidvut M'ur'vlury l'rmidvnt 'I'I'mmrvr l'rmidvnt I'n'xlllr'nt 'I'nwxm'ur l'rvxidvut l'nnvidvnl' l'n'xiu'uni 'l 'mmn'vr I'mxmlvut 'I'rvuxu I'N' 1 'n'siu'cnt l'nxw'dmf I'l'vsidcut 'l'n'usurcr , graham 5tubent5 HOWARD 11m SMITH - - - - - - - - Mining B. S. in Mining , The Pennsylvania State College, 1907. XVILLIAM liI-zk'roLI-Yr'rIc .PLANK - - - - - - Mining .13. S. in Mining, The Pennsylvania State College, 1908. VVHJHER Russ MCCONNELL - - 1 - - - Biology B. S. in Biology, The Pennsylvania State College, 1906. erN MRRY 811111121211 - - - - - leh'clmuiml lingim'vrfng B. S. in .Iinginccring', Thc l'cnnsylvzmiu State College, 1908. TVJIJJAM FRANKLIN Cum: - - - 1 - - - .-1g1'0110my B. S. in Agriculture, The Ik'nnsyh'nniu State College, 1908. GUY C. GIVEN - x - - - - - - z'lgrl'cullm'c 13. 5., The University Of New Mexico. L121; F. ADAMS - - - 1 . - - lila'lriml lfngiim'ring B. S. in Engineering, The Pennsylvania State College, 1906. 36 I Imliullnw s Nimm- ,' THE . .; . ,!1 iCLnAkSSE 1H mun mm .lu. 4111511 g',-4lj:l :ll ;Ill 11: 111111 111 1W1w2m1 lglli time is rapidly uppinueliing when the el:1ss mi 1909 will he only :1 memory here :11 State, and the 111emhers will he out in the worhl spreading the inllnenee of their Alma Mater wherever they go. .It is with :1 feeling- ul regret that we realize that never again e:n1 we stand together and light for the Red :11111 lllne; lllll there is :1 sense of sntisfuetiun when we think that we have stuml the four years test 21ml :1re nnw nearly remly t0 stztrt 011 the race of life for which we have been preparingr here in our little world. lint though we may he glad we are linishing', we are l':1r from g'lzul that we are soon tn separate, 111:111y of us never to meet again. Mneh 1111s happened to us :11111 to 0111' mlleg'e since we entered here in the full 11f 1905. The goml Hltl scraps of 0111' .l'lreshinzln year will never he lurgntten as lung :1s one 00 111:1n remains 1111011 this earth. The rush tlUWll the campus alter the wrestling match. the hqht' around the sawdust ClthI' barrel, the run 10 catch the banquet train in the. murning before daylight, and the victorious stzuul :mmml our ll:1g'-pole 11111: St 1me Hi the things in emineetirm with our first year at college about which we will always eherish tender memories. 11' is true that many nl 0111' Class- inutes devoted too much time to these scraps 11nd not enough to their hooks :1111l CHllltl not return tn mlleg'e at the beginning of the Sophomore year; but those wlm passed through that year safely WUHltl not taki :1 good thlll for the excitement and experience of heiner :1 Freshman hack in the 11:1ys when scraps were gOlKl l1:1r1l lights. Although :1 hundred of our original 1111m- her were missing when we started in the seeoml year and twenty-live hzul itll'Uppeil out since, we have left nearly one hundred and forty-live 111e111hers hthe largest class that 11:15 yet been graduated from Penn State. During 0111' four years sojourn here the college 11115 been under three different 1111111111i5t1'ati11115. 1t was 111 the 511111111e1' after 11111' 1'11'e5111111111 year that .111'e5111e11t Athertun passed away. He was 1111t very well known 111 115 except 1111111151111 1115' great wm'k in 11111111111: the college what it was at that time. 0111' dear friend 111111 e11111151:1111', t1e11e1'a1 Heaver, anxiously g11111e11 the, 11111111 progress 111 the 1'11111'51'1: 11111'11151' the next two yea1'5.At the heg'inninn' 111 0111' last year I 1'e511le11t Sparks wa5 111 eha1'f1e 111111 under 1115 continued e1111t1111 we 111111e 1111 511'1e1t t11111515 1111' State. 1he 111111111131'111 511111e11t5 11115 1111'11'115111 111 the 111st f11111'ye111'5 11'11111 1e55 than sex e11 hundred 111111 tifty to over twehe 111111- 111'e11 111e 5t1111e11t e111111L'11 11115 heen L'5ta111i5he11 within the last 111111'ye115 111111 11115 become 11 11'1'eat 111111'e1'1111'51'111111 111 the college. 1.11e 111111111' 5515111111 11115 11ee11 111111111011 t11 511111e extent 111111 15 working well. The 11111111111 are taking- an active. interest 111 the college 111111 111 recent years have organized 51111115.: 1111111 11155111'11111'11115. .1Cvel'ythi11g' i5 looking to 11 14101111115 future 1111' Penn State. The 1111111111e1'5 111 1909 11111.11 we11 11e 111111111 that they can gm 11111 111111 the 11111111 111111 5115', 111 am from Pet1115y1vania State . The L1159 01' 10011 will not be 1'e111e11111e1'e11 11e1'11115e it 11111 111111 51'1'eat 111' 111111L'11l thing, but bee: 1115c 1t pursued 11 1111111111e11 1'11111'5e t111'111151h 115 111111've11. 5111111111 it5 11111 111111 5111111111t 111 every 111111111'1111le undertaking that tame 1111.1t 11ete11 115 11 511e11t 1111t 1111te11t 1111 1e 111 its 11151 y'ea15 111111 11he11 it came 111 be 1111 upper e11155, 115 the 111'151'111111111' 111111 111'111111Jte1' 111 111111111 11111115 1111' the 11ette1'111e11t 111' the 111111'51'e 1he debt that the e11155 owes 111 the 1'1111e11'e1'1111 never be e11- 111'C1V 1e1111i11 hut ue have e1111eav111'e11 11111'1111r the 111111' ve1115 that we have 11Le11 here t11 1111 511111111111111 1111'11111' e11111111'e in 1'et11111 1111' 111111t it 11115 11111111 1111 115. 1Ve hope that 1111L11 1111 get 11111 we will be able 111 1111 11111111 11111111 1111 11111 1111111111 Mater. A11 t1111 501111 the end 111 11111' college e11111'5e i5 1'1111111154' 111111 we will have. to take 1111 11111' separate ways 111 We The 111'1111'1111115 that we have learned here wi11 be 1111111ie11 111 a larger 51111L'1'e. 111111 the world 5111111111 he a little better 11117 that the 111155 111 1111111 11115 111155e11 111111115411 1111111151'11'1111111 State 111111 1'11111e out to 1111 11.5 share in the 11111111111'e111e1it 111 the civilization 111' the world. It 15 not with 5111'1'11w that we 5111111111 part, 11111 with a deep 1ee1111g'111 t111111115 1111' what has been 111111we11 111 115. 111111 a 11et'ei'11ii11at11111 tn 1111 11111' best 111 the wm'111 111111 11 promise to meet again. CLASS OFFICERS KARL HARTNICSS 1111111511 1 1 . 1 - Presidenl C. NHKRIS 1111.15111111'1; - 1 - - . 1'1'1'1' Preside ! J1111N 111111111: 1112111111111 1 1 1 -- - 18'1'1'1'01111'31 XVAL'J'ER BI-zN1-:1111 1' 111111151 - , - - 1 'I'I't'asurer J1111N KNOX 11111111125 7 . - - 1 1 11111111111111 CLASS YELL Chika, 1rh-he, eh-ha, 1'11-11111e1 Ch-he. eh-ha, 1'11-1111, eh-hine! Pennsy State, 1511151! C11155 C111111'5-vv11111e 111111 Red T111111 13111'11111111'111 111 191111-1114 40 Ia H II, WI: $, 'ivI; ww; ? 3', ,VH: upgbv ' IX 1 bu: - J: K: . NW 1 WV ,. gklit': at any w?a-ifr t W: . 6': 11' I CLASS SENIOR 111121711 11111111111 $144141; Members: of the W5 :11 1'11 ' 1131111 5341115 $211M 611511321 $213,411,: 1111111111111 111111110111 11111151111, 111 K E ,. 3 - New Castle Studcnt 1111:1111, 3, 4.; V100 1 1'05111011t, Y M C. A. 3; W00 1111051110111 of 1111110110 Assncinliun, 3; 111155 1.x0011ti10 0111111111100, 1, 2; Class Dc- lmtcr, 22; 1111111115401' '09 LAVHc: Junior 017111114 John 11'. 1111110 801101111;- ship, 2, 3; 1.011180 01111105410 Schulnrship, 4; 14011101111111 1111111101 111 11111101 Regiment, 4; Civil 11.115411100111134 811010112 HIinjoys 19105111111111 1111111111015 . JOSEPH WALLACE ALLIENHDAw - 3 3 y - - Ncw Castle '10111101' Vz1110y Club; 1'110011'10:11 lingincm'ing 80010111 uWith :1 10111111ch 1411' sl00ping 1111 straw 111115 . 1xOIHSUN 11lIN CJl 11 1111110111 - - 3 - 3 Philipslmrg 411101 11111111, 1, 2, 3 4; L0110f10 01011081111, 1, 2. 3, 4; 11111101 First 1,1011- 10111111t 111111 L'omnmndnnt 01 11111111, 4; 01011051171 190111101: 4.: 11111111154; 19.n- gincering 8110101111. 111059 111011; 110:11'15. 1 111110 1110111 :111 . 11ARRY 8111111111 AMER - - g - - - - - Neffsvillc 1411110115101; 0111111711 1.711111; 11310011110111 'lingin00ring Society. 111171111 :1 0:1- pncity 1'111' 010011'0-01101111511'11 11101115 112111115 XN 1 IION1 - - - 01111'1'11'51111111 L21110t 13:11111,I , 2, 3, 4; 01110540 01111051111 3, 4.; 3017.01i115 1111011110111 811- cicly. 131510011 1111110 110 15 yct 1111:1110 '. 1111111115 PAUL ARMEI. - -- 3 - - - 1 3 1411111110 1 . . . . , . . 1 . 1. . 1103111101111111111 mety 111111; 11110011111110111 121114111001'111f4 50010151., 11mm 141110110, 1N11f Ccd' 11. SIDNEY PRICNTISS AIIIIISIII', E N - Student I.'IIIIIIcil, 4; Cullcgc IIIIIILIIzIH TCIUH, Varsity 'liruck T011111, 2, 3; Captain Class 'IiI'IICk T021111, 2; IlIIliII Huh, 3; 'HCI'zcliIIs ChtlniClli Society. llthlH'CSU lHH INII G. A'INGS'I I I ICIkiuIIICII SCIIIIII: IIII UIIII; MiIIiIIII l IIIIiIICCIiIIg Sncictv. XVJLLLXM RIHHCRT LHILIHV - - I09 LIIVIII: AI'tisI; uWhat is life without :1 WHO, DI'IIIII MsznI', . . JIIIIN Kxux iARNIiSJ'Iq' I I - Class iiiSlUFi'lll: XssislzIIIl lCIlilIII' :IAIIVIIC. X quiet. IliIIIIiIIIIIl I'I LIHIIII .XII'I'III'II LEROY BARNETT - - Mining liIIgiIIIICI'iIIg Sucicly. JHHN UARTIC 'JEIIzIIII'I'IIIJI - I I Iilzlss Secretary, 4; iCIlitur-iIIIIilIiL-I iIIg Society. ICRICIHCRII'K FRICICIIURN Ill: II KIIZ R'l, EN PittslIIII'g' Iiillin Studio . 15mm ICII M Ia'II'r IiIcIIIII: - I - Varsity Team, 2; Class Relay 'liczIIII, I, 2 Wish 'IVI'IICk TCHHL I, .3, 3; Class ginccring' Suvicty. HlYIill WALLII'II: HELL - - Vutuml Histury I IIIII; cicty. A tennis shark MAY Athenian Literary Club; I'IIIIIIty Club. ilIZNIIZlHITT - I Y . W . IIIII RICNITIC :2; Electrical Mechanical ICIIg'iIIch'iIIg' Society. , 'lilIcspizIns, 4; Wnshingtun IVIIIIIII' I'IIIII: I'umc to 115 from i07 - - - - State College I ; Class Truck Team, I, 2; Leader Man- A collector nf I'LIIIIzllc sig- PiIIc IiI'mje Hunk, lIIIIIk. Iicthlchcnl Engineering Society. - 4 - - - XVCHSIXH'O CHlngillH, 4; i'ZIiiIOIViH-Iillicf, ,09 - I - I - KZIHC Mining is the only CIIIII'SC Lchllllnll llIc l IWiHCCI 4; I iIil l IIIIiIIcIII- A LQIIIIHUH IfIIIIIIly DIIICIIIIIIIII .XYIIIUH Keeps shy of Smith's ICI'ic 'lirzlck 'IACIIIII. I, .3, 3; Varsity Relay liric Club; IVIiIIiIIg ICII- I II'zIs IlII'uug'lI II'iIlI cullcge M iIlWIly I'iI'il ICIIgiIIccriIIg SII- St; 11c I ullggc A.; NIIIII II HIstoI V IIIIII; n I IIIItcr PAUL ,l,1munlalu:1m BENNETCII, d! T, A Z - - - - Ncwmzmstmvn Collegian Hoard, 3. 4; General Athletic Manager. 3; Huss anthall Team, I, 2; Student Council, 4; Sophonmrc Tizmquct Committee; Cadet Second Liculcnnnt, 3; Agricultural Sncicty. WXn admirer of nature . HARRY JACKSON HICNNICTT - - - - - - Derry Student Council, 4; Speaker Junior lemlnct; College, Fontlmll Team, I, 2; Wcslmorclnml County Club; Civil Engineering Smicty. ul lis girl throws him nx'cr :11 regular intervals . FRANK HENRY ,lhcvncu - - - - - - ,, Warren licrzclius Chemical Society. A sclf-mndb mun . XVAIJH-tu llIcNIn' lhcwcmm: - ; v - Hornvillc Perkinmcn Club; lilcvh'iczli Engineering Smitty. Wm cxpnncnt Hf life ! in Hcrks Connly'. HARM ALAN 11mm; 5 N A - - - , - - Pittslmrg College klsclxlll, 2; Pitlslmrgr Club; Mechanical Engineering Swicly. Hlxlunkcd l hfscrip . ANDREW ALLEN HURLANJLAZ - - - - - ,. Sumly Luke Student Council, 4.; President, Y. M. C. An 4.; Class 'I rc.'1surcr, .2; Toast- master .lnninr kmquct; y09 LAVIIC Huzml; 'lhxstcc's Mwhnunn Schnlur- ship; Louise Carnegie Sclmlurship, 2, 3; John V. White Scniur 511101111 - ship; Cadet Captain; Varsity Debuting Team. 2. 3; junior Orator; Dc- hnling Club; Agricultural Sucicty. TX hard working 111:111' . ELIZABETH h-zn'rlm HUWICR - - - a Mmrcslmrg President, Y. W. C. A.; Alternate. Junior Orzltnr; Louise Carnegie Schul- zn'ship, .1; Athenian Literary Sncicty; IIMrkinmcn Club; krzclius Chemn iczll Society. Slw unght 1n mnkc :1 g'nml hnusc-lx'cqwru. ORLANIm CUR'HN 'liowns. A Z - - - a - State College Manager Penn State Farmer, 4; Agricultural Swicty. One of the Farmer hunch'C CLAIM: VINtIcN'r HRICIIM - - - llurrislmrg I lurrislml'g Club; Iilcclricul linginccrinfr Sncicty. I 1 icc's prize winner . 11111111 1ARMAN 1111111;11111.111-:11 - - - - Cc111c1' 111111 Student C111111L'11, 4; C '111ct Captain 4; Cc111c1 C1111111V C11111; 11.1111'11'11'111 .1 .11g111CL-11111, Society. 1111111111111115 111111 2 1 . M. 15 11111 111111111c 111 1111'11 111 THOMAS 11111115111 1111141111 - - - - 1 - 1-1111'1'1811111'g' Chess Club; 11111'1'1511111'g' Club; Mining Engineering Society. 1111111 111111- 111'c111111111'cs 111 the 11111 1111111211 11111111911111.1111 1.11 21x - - - S1111111 111111111osc 1 Mechanical 1C11g'i11ccr111g' Society. We 11 leave 111111 101'19' .10 1111:1111: 111111111: 111:1'1:RS, A Z, 111K 11: - - 1 - 1111'. 1'1c11s1111t Agricultural Society. HCumc to 115 110111 111'. 31' J. NATHAN '11'11:1.1AM CANTER -- - . .1 1Vilkinsl1u1'g 1111151111131: C111111: Civil Engineering Society. SO11111111 story 11111111 111111 joker 111 the Civil section W11.1.1A11 J'1111N CARLSON 1 - -- - - - - chnvo Civil Engineering Society. 11111101113 11'1111 1'171156 111111 Gosszu'd . WALLACE 1.11111NG CLAY - - - - - 1c1'scy Shore 11116111111111 1C11gi11cc1'111g' Society. 11Spc1111s 111111131 1111111' 5 111 111L 541 11111 $11111L 11111111111111: A. COOK - - - - - Philipsburg Center County Cl1111; 11011110111611 C111111; f1c1'zc1111s C 11011111111 SUC161-V.HA11 111'11c111 111:1'11100 111 1110 111111111' system FRANK 1111.1.1121' COONER,111A69 - - - 1 11'1115111111111111 Civil lingincering S11ciety. Joined 111C Civils 111 11111y 1111111111111 . 1111111111111 17.1111 CRAU11111211,S1 A E - - 1 - 1101111111111 Class 111151101111111 team, 2; C1111Lt SLc111111 1 10111c1111111,3;11111111111 11:11g'111cc1'1 111g Society. HWith 1'1 longing 1111 Lebanon IRA BICNJAMIN CRILLY a - 1 - - - - A1111111111 Class 15xcc111'1vc C11111111111tcc, 1; 11165111111111 Banquet C11111111111cc; 111111111111 Club; Civil 1511g111ccr111gr Society. 1101-1111 1'11'1181 . 81111111131. 11121111111111 1711111112115 - - - - , - S11'111111511111'g' C1111cg'c 1511111111111 Team, 2, 3; St1'111111511111'g' C111111; Mining 11:11g'111cc1'111g' S11cic1y. UKnows 1110 price 111 111111111105, vegetables 111111 11511 DUN. 11.11 5111111 JJJ:1'1111,.. A111 - - - - - 117011 1.1111111111 09 J..11V.11-'.J JJr;l111111,14'1'1111J10 J'.10011'1011J J .1151111001'111g Society. Will 1101'01' 11111111150 10 11111111101 girl A1L.1N 11111111 1 - - - 1311151111111; C0110110 111101111111'1011111, 2; Class J1 111111111J1 I011111,' .; 1J'1ss J'11101111111l I10- Juy 10111115, I, -, 3:17:111'0113111111, 2, 3 4; Ihcspizms; Pittsl1u1'g'17lul1; Civil JC11g'111001'111g S110101y. Mzu'1r 11115 1111111110110'111111 111111' 1.1.111112N111 Funmw DODSON - 1 - Willus- 11111'1'0 G100 1.111111 1, 2, 3, 4;111110510 0111',1110110 1,; ' 11 111103- J3111'1'0 Club: MC 011111110111 11.1154111001111141 Society. 0110 of 0111' 51111111114 lights .. 117111211111111'11' 11.11111 JJ1'1RNIH.ASER - - - - - - .11101111111'11 M10Ltl1111111'111 1117.1111'111001'11111' S1'11'10t11. 11A JJ0111IS1'J1'1111111 Dutchman 17111111 .5 rs . . 11110111001111 VVILBJCRFURCE 1120111125, 2 N - 11-1111ch M111111111111 1711111, 3, 4.; 1.0111101, 4 JJ: 11 11511111'11' C111J1; Mc1'1h 11111111 I 1111'111101'1 111g S111'1'01y. HI I115 511111011 1111 with J 1'111111150111111 JJ111'I1'51111J01 s M1111s'11'1-Js' PAUL 111113511311 11112112115, 2' N - - - -- - - 511110 17111101410 C011101' County 17J1IJ1; JCJL'L'11'11'11J 1131111'111001'11114' S111'1111y. JJJJ0011-v's 1111111111 0110111y W'IILIAM 11'11111111'11'1111' J.'7J1ZR1IUSON,KI1 - - - - - M11J1'1JTL-y J01181111 19101' 11105111111111 ..I-1111q1101; Class 11115110111111! 1; 17l11ssJ111111111111, 2; Collc1r0 131150111111, 1, 2; 1711110g0 11711111111111, 1, 2 :V1'11's1l1' 11180111111, 3, 4,- Mechanical J1311g'111001'111g' 811010111. 1111 17.0171-111'01 17111111 118 . C. NORRIS 1171111111N1H111l' - - - - 1711011 Associate J 1111111'C0110g11111, 1, .2; Ji1111111'-111-Cl11017 17111101111111, 3. 4; 1711155 I'lCZlSllICf, ;CJz1ss V100 11051110111, 4' 09 L1V11: .l111111';11 1.1111150 171'11- 1101110 S011011111'sl1111,2,3; C111J0t 1.1 111111111 11111! A11j1111'111t;J 10011'11'111 J .1111'1110012 ing Society. HA g'111111 1111111 111 111111017111 11 1110111112 1171141111 1131111011111 117111114511, 111 A 19 , 1 - RJ1111154'1111101'y Civil l1711g'111001'111g' Society. N01'01' l1'11111111 111 $111110. AUSTIN 1211111115141 I171111'11',11011' - - - - - IBJ111111011J101'g 11111111' JJ;11111101 1:1111111111100' 1.111101 17111111111, ; 11017011115 17J101111'L'111 So- . J , 01011: .1 11101111 111111 11111 11 Chunist . 1111111111111 1111115 4 4 4 - - 4 - Pittsburg S111dc11t Council, 4; College Baseball Team, I, 2, 3;C11chgc 170111112111 J, 021111, 3; Varsity Football 'ch1111, 4; Class Football Team, 2; ,09 LAVIE 31121111; 131115111111: Club; Civil Engineering Society. HJx'ccps A1 Digby straight 11171111111511 BENEDICT 1131111511, 2X 4 4 4 4 4 4 Bellefonte Class 'Ji1'cz15111'c1', 3, 4; Junior Assembly COIMINJHCC: J09 LAVIE 31121111: Center County Club. W1 5111116111 of etiquette 111111 society 11'J1i1'ls ' JOHN GUY GLASGOW - 4 4 4 4 - G Izlsfrow Student Council, 4; 'J1'11stccs J71esl11112111 Scholarship; Jnhnstmxn C;111J1 Berzclius Chemical Society. HA Shark . 11'11ANK 111111111111 GLEASON 4 - 4 4 4 4 4 Scranton Student Council, 4; Speaker 80111101110111 1311111111121; Cadet Scmml Lieu- tenant, 3; Scranton Club; Mining Jinginccring Society. 11 Miner with :1 past . HOWARD 11. CI ENN 4 - 4 4 4 4 VVCSt Sunbury Jilectricnl J 11gi11cc1'i11g SL1L'icty J1011c of 111C staunchcst men in 1110 class JJUG 11 JJAMJJ JON 11110111111111, BOII 4 - 4 4 Lewistmxn Cl1ui11111111 J112111ksgivi110' JJOp CL1111111ittec; Mechanical J111L'111LL11110 S11- ciLty. HHot :1i1'211118113. 11011121111 VICTOR GOSSARD 4 4 - 4 - - - 4 Upton Franklin County Club; Civil Jinginccring Society. HStill w11e1 runs deep . FRANK Jime; GRAZIIHQEX 4 4 4 4 4 4 11711111013 Mark Civil Engineering Society. J'Thc barber's delightJJ. 111111111211 EMANUEL 1111055. AZ 4 4 4 4 117031 J11'I32111chcslc1' Secretary, 1'. M. C. 11., 3, Class Dcl11'11111g'chu11,2: Natural J'J'istnry Club; Debuting Club; Agricultural Society. HSteady 111111 thorough J1RANK JFDWIN JJARPFR, 0911! 4 - 4 - - - Cnrapolis Class Sccretz11'y,1;Cless JLXLLutivc C11111111i1tce1, ;09 LAVIJ1ZJ30211'LJ; Freshman 13111111101 C0111111it1cc; Cadet 111111014 ; .JLZJCCtIJCdJ J111g111LL1'111g Society. JOnc of 111C i11f:1111m1s 111'L1.pg'1111g'. WILLIAM A. HAVEN - 1 - Swissx 1'10 Junior 11111111101 Committee; 09 1.AV11: 131121111; 800111111 1101111111111 1011111, 1, 2; College 11111111111111 1.1011111, 2, 3; Class 110111111111 1011111, 2; '11'115'1005 11109111111111 Scholarship; 11012011115 Chemical Society. nA 1111111101' 111' skat- ing rinks THOMAS ROHSON 111113131011 - - - - - - State Collcgc '17111131111119101' 50111111111010 Banquet; Junior 112111111101 C1111111111100: 11211101 Captain, 4; C011101' County Club; 121001110111 1'311gi11001'1'11g Society. 11.1111 authority 1111 puppy 111110 CLARENCE I11CN'RY,ATA - - - - - - - - Eric 11105111111151; 11110 1111111; Agricultural Society. A 111111 1112111 from Allo- g'hcny Cullcg'e . HARRY AI 111:11'1' 111 Y, 4117 - - - 1 - Philadelphia C11110gi1'111 111121111, 2, 3 Associ'ltc 1511110111 1151111001' 4; 8110111101 111'0511- 1111111 131111111101; 111101111110 J1111i111' O1'21t01'; Carnegie SL1101:118111P,4 . Press Club; 1111112111011111121 Club: A'11'1'11z111i1'111 17.11g'i11001'111g' S111'i1'1y. 110111 8117111- 1110 11113! 101100 in 1110 11010'1111111'111'11111,1. 1111117111111 KRAATZ 141111511111AN, AZ 1 - - 121111111111 111151110519 1112111111301'101111 $1110 11111111013 4:1:11101 C1111t'1i11 4' 11011111110 Society: 1.111101131011.1111111y 1.11111; .ng1'ic1111111111 Society. 11A bad 1111111 1111011 away from 501111111 1111111011005U N.1 1111N 11.111111.INS - - - - - - Scalp 1.01'01 1111S1HCSS M11111'1g01'C111100'i1111 4.; jnhnstnwn Club; Civil Engineering Sn- cicly. nMct 1115 11110 111 :1 17111011 . JAMFS 1911811111 111N115 - - - - - - - Great 1101111 11100'111'11111111 11.110'111001'11154' 800101.11. 01101111110 57 1171111111211 1511111141: 1111111111.va - - - - - - Mount Joy Assistant 111111121001 109 1 1V119' 111111111' 01'111111'; 11100 Club 3. :1 11'11'- sm1ia11s,3;C.11lct C1111t1'1111 4' 1 110.93 C11111;1.101'11'11111 l 1.1f1'i1100111154451111011: 11 A 1111' 111 111' 11111111 111111115 CHESTER ALLEN 11111111111101;1.1-:11 - - - - - - 11111111111111 .111111111' 11155011111131 0111111111100: 1110511111118: 1.:1111'115101' County Club: Civil 1Cng'i11001'i11g' Society. '1110111101'31111, 1111g'011t11g'101', Miller. 111111110 I1251.11: XILJRIUN 11111.17. 12' K - - -- - Iitnu COIIL'gc 151101111111 1.611111, , 2; Class JIOL11111111..I1L111111, I, 2; J itts11111';0 I I11111; Electrical Jinginccring Society. IOne L11 Swamp s chums JAMES AN11111. 11 How AND 111.1 V K - 1 - - Chester 1311111111011111111 II11111; DL111111'11'c County I 1;1111 110171111113 I.I11L1miL'111 SLwicty. HAn UCCZISIOlIIII 11151101 111 CUIICQ'C JOHN 11111111111111 INGRAM - - - - - -- - - St. Marys College 111156111111 'lIL-.11111, I', 2; Ag1'ic1111111'111 Society; .1'IL11'L1511'y Society. A Senior after 1111111y 111115II JOHN Ix'AIIiR 1 - - - - - - - 3111111111011 City McchnnicnI I'I.11gi11L1L11'ing Society. IIINIC of 0111' 3111111115 JOHN ANDREW .KLICBACK - - - 1 - - - '1I11y101' CIass Wl'cstIing' Team, 2; Mining I'Inginccring' Society. U1V1111'1'ic11 life for mind, IIARRY B111 IINI. 1-' R Jx'L1111 1: .11 - - 1 - .1111g'01'511111'11, M11. 1'1'1111111111 Immty II11111; I.WICLI1iL'111 II .110111L1L-1'i11g' S11L'ic1y. uOne OI IIIIICCIS stars LAWRENCE 1.11111111111' 1-1111115 - - - - - - 131111'1111111511111c I'I111'1'isl1111'g' Club; Mechanical IingincL-ring' Society. IiXssistzmt 111 IICCIIyII ALBERT IANDLI'IY 11AVVSJZ1IG,II,'II - - - - - IxiL 11111110 Class '1I1'111'k T011111 ,2; Class V'Vi'CSIICI', 2; Louise I 1111105110 SLI11111 11' 511111, 3; 1 .1L1L'11'11L111 II.11ginec1 ing SL1L11Icty. Ji11ks'I PAUL ICLRLW 1.15155 - - - - - - - 1x011CSI1llIZl Reading? Club; Bcrzclius Chemical Society. IIA 11101111 of Dutch 1Vc1'- 11c1'Is . - A81111111L1 JACOB FRAML L12 5511; - - - - - 1 P111115011i1111s, 3; II -10L'L1ic111 I'I.11gi11Lc1in;5r Society HA 11111311111ng of rare ability I. IJWIS BYRON LINDEMUTII, B61 11 - - - - C1L1111'II1c111 Thespians, 3;Genc1'111 A1111L11L1. M1111110c1', 4; 17193111111111 Dance CommittLL; College Football II cam, 1,2; Class Football Team, I, 2; Clezuficld County Club; Mining Engineering Society. 111101165 to be 11 Miner some 1111y DAVID DANIEL LUNG - A - - - - York Class llelmll 'llrmn, .2: Sccnml Debuting Team, 2; Debuting Society; York County Huh; Agl'ivultm'ul Society. TX cnllcctm' nf g'm'crnmcnt publiczltinns . JAMES WILLIAM Lunsnc - , , - 7 ll'ng'cstmvn Student Umncil, -1; Hulct Mnjur, 4; ginccring' Smicty. Tho lwuvy Stmlc . H'url'lklungr Huh: lilcctritul lin- JOHN lluwuw LYNN! , ; - , - - Irwin ch1mnrclnml Ummy Huh; Mining ICHg'im-cring Society. .X guml mnscicntinns lk-llmx' WILLIAM lech3 MAHIHCN v V - - m A - Reading licrks Ummy Huh; lilcclriml Engineering Swicly. TX HCI'kS Cwunty D111c1nn:111 '. DAVID LLOYD MARKLl-i ; - - -- - thlcrshnrg lCIcclI'iczll Engineering Switly. Quiet and cunscicntiuns . HOWARD LARUIC MARSH, B'rHl - - - - - Oil City Oil City Club: llcrzolius Vhomiml Society. A sociciy mun . KARI. ll. MARSH - - - - - - Warren Class President, 4; Vululictnrinn; Student illnzml, 4; Manager Win- ginccr , 4; Jnninr hanqucl Unnmittcc; '09 .LAVHc Phutugrnplwr; Junior Ol'ntm'; Carnegie Schnlurship, 1 ; Cadet Captain. 4: Movhnnicnl lingincm: ing' Society. HUt'licinl phntugmphcr for 191W. JAMES limnu MARTIN - , a , - - State College Iilcctriczll lfllginccriHgr Society. HAlchulmd's friend . WILLIAM lmeuxun MARTIN - - -- - - - - Media Chess Club; Mechanical Engineering Smicty. 'Wn :mlcnl fnllnwcr 0f .LIPFTiCh-qllit'lx' Yullingl'nnl . CLYDE Mva-tksox MARTSULF - - - - , New Brighton lecl Hand, I. 2, 3, 4.; Cnllcgc Orchestra, 4; lilcctriml Engineering- So- ciety. A musivinn of dnnbtful quzlliiimtimls . LICS'I'ICH DONALD 'M VFTl-le'JD'I' -- - - - - Millersburg Hnrrislmrg Huh; Cix'il Engineering Sncicly. 0m- nf lhc nuisv preps . PJUCSIJiY 31111215111 11111111111 A1AURIU1FF,EA 11; - - w - 1211141111111 1111291110111 Athletic Assuciutinn, 4.; Class Executivu 17011111111109, 2; 109 LAVHC 1111:1111; Junior Assembly C0111111iltcc; Speaker Junior 1111111111; Varsity Truck Team, 2. 3; Captain, 4.; Class 11312911013 '1, 2; Class Truck 1111111, 1, 2; Civil 1C11g'i11091'il1g' Society. HYc 1111115! 11'11z1t :1 1011111 . ALIH-jx 1111011153 3111219113105 - - - - - - 11:1rrislmrg- 11211115111111;r 1.11111; 1Clcvtriu11 .1Cng'i11ocri11g Society. W1 1110111111 111 111C 111-01. trust , FRANK 111111111X ;1111111'11:11,1I1A G1 - - - , , - 121-111-11ch '00 LAVH-Z 130111111; 1111151111115411'11111; Mining Engineering Society. 1101111 State is :111':1yz1110:111111 1V 1V 1 . JAMES SKINNI-IR 1V1ILI'JCR, 111., 41A0J g - - .1 1 Ridgwny Chief Artist '00 LAVHC; Mcclunliczd 151154'1'11ccrinfr Smitty. 1W 111'81' 1711c artist . RAYMOND 117111.11'1111151111. Ml'l'tlllil.L,ME - - 1 - Buffuln, N. Y. Class 17001111111 '11::1111 1, 2; 111:155 .11:1skct11z111 Team '1. 2; 130110011. 1911111111111 , 1 1 . :5 Team, 2; 1.?1111cg'c 1:151101111111 Team, 1, 2; :IC1cctrim1 'Iinginccring Soviety. 11A mllcchn' 111' 11111108 . ALFRED 111111111145 Ml'LLHM'P'r -- 1 - - - , St. Marys 1Clcctricz11 linginccring Sucicly. 111'111111111'1 91111111 111131011 11111.1, JOHN KNux MUSHRAVIC,AZ -- 7 - - 7 - - Pittsburg 111-1111 State 19:11'111011 111:11'11. 3', Natural llisun'y 1111111; Pittsburg 1711111; .154'1'1'1'1111111'111 Sucirly. 111111 11111 the 511111111 111 sister 1911111101115 mum ? 1741111111111; 111151111'11 NICARY - - - , ,, - 0111 11'111111g'c 11110111111211 15111111111111.1115;Smitty. .111 1111511111:111 111111 11:15 very 111110 In my . FRANK 1111.111: N11111111.511N,ME 1 .. - , .. Wilkcsulhu'rc 11411110843111'1'6 L'11111; 15111111111711 1511gil1u'1'il1g Sucicly. WK pretty buy . IRVIN 0512111 NULL, 11,111 1 , , , 1 , h .1 ,011'1'511111111 Junior 111111111101, C11111111ittcc; lilcclriml lil1g'il1um'i11g Sncicty. WXn :1111 111011in 011 1111015 11111: 111 1111101 cunnly . Ln 1; RAYMUNI;O'anxlcm. - ; - - - - anumlyin thss Hub; Lancaster Ctmnly Club; Civil iling'inccring' Society. HA 11ml 51 q M mmrc . CLYDE HAY URNIMRV, 'l1 T - - 7 - - g Slcclton Cadet Sccund Lieutenant; Harrisburg Club: MiningT Engineering SW t'icly. A valuable addition 10 1110 military dowlmlncnt'yC HUMINHU 'IIxNUNI a - 7 8:111 German, Porto Rim .luniur Omlur; HUM Summl lieutenant 3; Latin Club: Civil linginvvr- illy; Sncict'x'. WX 341 ml student and 1m orator . Clhvxm-szc lluMI-zu PICNNICLT. , - a - ,, Uswick Muss Basketball Manager, '1'; Bcrzclins Chemical Society. WX candi- date fur the lmhl-llczldcd row . RICHARD Mnn'mx PICNNOVK - - v- - , Kennett Square Student Council, 4; Class Secretary. 2; Chairman Junior hmqnct Unn- mitlcc; ho LAVIIC Mml; Class linskcthnll Team, I, 2; Cnllcg'c Basket- lmH Tcnm, I, 2: Chester Umnty Club: Mechanical 'lingincoring Sovioty. W'x'hcn are you Junim's gning tn give us that fowl ?q JCRNICSI' HICRRY PHILLIPS h n - A 7 - Ym'rcn 00 LAVJIC llnzml; Speaker S1 iphomnrc Immlucl; W'nrrcn County Club: Horzclius fhmnicul Swicty. I lmv wnuhl you like to be the ice 1112111 .7, FRANCIS lx'nmm, Pumun - v , - - Clunnlwrshnrg Civil lillg'inccringr Society. W :11110 10 Slzllc to touch the instructnrs the practical art of bridge building . FRANK an'r'r PHLLM'K - ,, lhnming'tnwn chstor t'nnnly Huh; Natural Illstnry Club; llorzclius meiczll Stu'iM-Y. Hlitllc Jnjlm IWIHCIC'. ARTHUR IMuM'Is ,IMNHJWJ' ; , - - , - - Umtcsx'illc Ulzlss Vice .lH'csitlcnt, 3; Lilmirnmn Suphnmm'c iunqnol Cmmnittcc; Sw- rclury Athletic Assm'izltinn, .4; Chester Umnly Huh; llcrxclins meiml Society. TX annn hater . lhucs'mN Hum l,USTLli'fllWAl'flC, 6H1! - - - - lluntingdon Class President, 1; Student Board, 2, 3, 4; Football Manager, 4; Class Executive Unnmiltec, 2' Speaker Fl'cshnmn Banquet; Electrical 'lin- ginccring Sucicty. WX diplomat of rare ability . Ulcmmn jusm-H IH'RHCLL. 2' X - -- - - - 'l rcmont Mining Engineering Society. nNever known 10 do unnecessary work'i llmmcu'r RAmcR - ,, 7 ; V ,, Summit Station Electrical Engineering Swicty. uxX fusscr'C CLARI-zxnc HILL RICI'HCR. Ki u - - - - - A Pittslmrg iusclmll Manager, 3; Junim' iunquct Committee; Unllcgc lnsclmll Team; I, .3; Class J iuskcllmll Tczun, 2; .lfiltsburg Club; Mining lCng'ilwcring Sn- cicty. nl culft, l have fnm' straight iO-IHUH'OW'n. VVILLIAM' CLARKE Rl'H'IlI-ZY - i w - ; - Bluil'svillc Mandolin Club, 3, 4; Junior Assembly Cmnmitlcc; .Iilcctricul ilinginccring Society. I Ins conquered Swamp :11 1:15P. SPANGLICR RHTKICR, d, 21 vli - - - - - - Lcwistown Assistant Iiuscbnll Manager, 3; Mining Engineering Society. WXn cx- J, pert: swimmel Jumwn quucm Runmmuun - - - - - - State College Cadet lluml, I, 2, 3; Mechanical Engineering Society. WX three year mzm . ' juHN WILLIAM Runm - - - - - - - Irwin Wcstmorclnml County Club; Electrical Engineering Society. 011c of the twins . JESSE PATRICK RYAN - - - - - - - Harrisburg Mining .Iinginccring Sncicty. HJesse was :1 bad Sophomorc'K jmm LEONARD RYIANJHER - - -- , - - Irwin W'cstmrn'clnml Cunnty Club; Electrical Engineering Society. nThe other twin . SAMUEL SLOCUM SADLE'R, A 8 E, S. X - - - 1 - Johnstown 11'1'I111z1gc1' Glee Club; S111111011101'c 112111111111 C0111111ittcc; Glee Club, 1. 2, 1, 4; Class Truck 7111111111, 1, 2; Class Basketball Team, 2; College 5171111111 Team, 3; 10111131111111 C11111; 191110911111 Society. W1 frequent C:111111' 111' 111C 141111115, Cottage . .1511-1NK 11. Sc110c11 w - 2 1 - - - Sumncytown 1:11'1'11101111111 C11111; Civil 151111'11111111'11111' S111'1111v. 1W 111111'1'1111 111111 :1 1111:1111 . h h . 55 S stude . 1VAIXI'15R 151w S1'11'111111111t11, '11 1'4 7 - - - Columbia 1111121111115 1711111111711 S1'1111111y. 12111 1111111111: 1111111 10118 . 1911ANK 15111'1111111: SIMON - - 1 - 1 - - 11011111111111 Class President, 2; St1111c11t 0111111111, 4; Class Zlixccntivc 17011111111111, 1, 2; 1111811111: 111 1111111111111 0111111111111; Speaker Snplmnmrc 1:1111111111'; ,09 '1 AV1E 10'11'11; 1.1111111 Q11'1H111'111'151111', 4; 11'1111'zu1111111 11 17112'1111101'1110'S111111tv.11A 81111111 11:11:11z1r1'c 01510011 111111113 141:0 NORMAN SKICMJ', A 111 E, B 111 ll 1 - - 1- - Scottdnlc Student Council, 4; Speaker 151'119111111111 1:1111111111; Cl1z111'1111111 111111101 AS- scmbly CO1111111111111;110 LAVII? I111z'11111 Class 1911111111111 T121111, 2; 111111111111 151101111111 '111111111, 2: 0111115411 .11511111111 11111111, 2; Varsitv 11180111111 11111111. 3: 111195111101'clz11111 011111111 C111111. 1101111 111 111111131 111111 5 811119 SAMSON 1111111112 SMITH - a 1 - - - - - York Class Secretary, 3; 1.1117111: '1111011154'1'111111111'; Yurk 1111111; 1111171111118 1111111111111 Society. 110111 any gnml 1011111 11111 111 York ? 1101111 CRUMAY SPRYICR - - - - 1 , - Pittshm'g Pittsbnrg Club; 1111111111111 1211;,1'11111111'11154' Society. A 1110111111 111 11111 11111- 11111' 110111111111111011 . HARRY JOSE 1111 STOCK - - - - - York 09 L XVIII A1113t;YOll1 County C111b;Lc1'201111s 1 11011111111 Society 11.11011 t let your 5111111113 i11tc1'1e1'c with your 0111111111011 JOHN 11111111111 STOUGIITON - - - a 1 - . 1.111111 1121111111 1511111111111 1311g'111cc1'111g' Sncicty. HLock 1111111111 51101'1211151'1 111.1111211'1' 191.1-2151111AN 5111111151: - - , - - 111115111111; 11111111101111 Club, 2, , 4.; '09 1.11V11: A11151; 111115111111: 1711111; A101'11111110111 .l.t '11gil1001111g 50010132 0111' 11101111101110 0.111011 ,IfIJEIUVIAN S111N151' S'J'U1211'121111N - - - - 1 - 1'111511111'g' 111115111113; L7111I1; 1110011111110111 IC11g111001'111g' S111'10ty. 1.111154, 101111, 111111 111111- gry 1111111111g' 1117111111111 81'111111'1'11, '11PA - - - - - - Welch, W. V11. 5111110111 Council, 3; 1111111115401'1110511111115, 4; 81101011111101 11111111101; 1119 1 XVIJZI111111'1;1 310011111110111 I13111:,111001111141 811010131. H011, 1111111 11'0 1111'011111' 501111111 . 1'. 1.51111' IN 111111115, 2 X - , - , - 111111'111'11 S1111 111111101V111'511y 111150111111, -, 3; 1111101' 11111111y 1 11111; 1'111'1'11'10111 15.11 1411110011111: S111'10ly. 81111115111111 . RANDOLPH 1115111 IIIUMISUN, A031 VX - .. - . 8111111111. 1101111 $11110 1 111'11101' 1111111'11; 119 LAVJICI I1111111151'11111101'; 811011111'1'111111111' 11111- 111101; 1111110111 1211111; 15111'0511'y S110101y. A 1111;4'111y 111111101' 1111111111 M. VAN 1111111111211 - , 5 - - 5 - - S11y1'0 151001110111 I5.1114111001111141 S110101y. 15 winning 11 11111110 1111' 1111115011 . W11.1.1AM 11111115 11111111111111211, 111 FA - - 5 0 - 11 1115111111111111 15111051131 Society. 11115 110011 11111111111 111 51101111 111111' 1111111'5 1111 six 111105 111 0011111111 . 111111211111 BLAINE WAHA, 1D 11A 1 - 5 - - lirie Varsity 111151101111111 1011111, 1, 2, 3, 4',11111t11111, 0; 111155 111151101111111 1011111, 1, :2; Captain, 2; Class Track '11011111,1;811011110150111101111110 111111111101' , '170111115 C111111111i11115111p, :3; Varsity 10111115, 3; G100 C11111,1, :2, 3,4 4 ; Mim- agcr, 4; 91111110110, 4; 1111111'51111111115, ;, 4; '1'110511111115,'g 3 I 1'10 111111;Civ11 Engineering Society. A 5111g01'11f I11g11 11010 1C11WA1111 A:L1.1N W111 1111 11 EN - - - - 30111111011 Class 11011131 101,1111 2; 310011111110111 I .'11g'111001'111g S111101y. '1110 may get 11 sheepskin XVILLIAM C11011MAN 11111111111111 - - Morgunlown 1111111, 1, 2, 3, 4; CI1101 11111111151111111101 09 11AV115; J11111111'01'111111';1101111111g Club; Ji10011'10111 1Cng11100r111g S111101y. A 1011001111 111' 11105111111111 1110- 111105 11111111111111 8.1111111 11'1111.S1I.A111E,1I1Aw - - 1 8111111 College Varsity 11111111111111, 3. HA 111151111, 111111 11111 01111111111101111. 1.131111A11 ANDREW Wl1.1:11x, K E - - - - - - 11111011101111 111151111111 Manager, 4.; ,111111111' .1Xssc111111y 1.1111111111111'1'; L711111'1 L121111z1i11. 4; 11051111111'1-1111111 13111111131 L711111; 11111:c11'11'111 11:1114'1111101'11114' Society. 0111' 111 .111'11'11'5 11111111 111111111 111111111 WOLTZ - 1 - - 112131 11051111111 Associzdc 1131111111 H11.111711111'1'1' ', 4.; 11111111101111 L11111 3, 4; L. 11111 11:,11111 3. 4; 09 LAVJIC 1111111111411111111'1' , Camera Club; 1311'1'11'111111 17.1114'1111'1'1'11111' S11- 1'11'1y. 1111 1.1; 111111: 11111 111111' 1111! girls 1111 1111c 111111 G1511111;11: 11'1'1'1111115 11'111111111111111 - - - - - 1 11111110111 Civil F .1111'1111'1'1'111541 Society. 1101111 010111 Chorus girls 1.1:11111' V1111N11N 11111111111111 - - - 11111'1'1511111'11' 1 11'15511111111111111 10.1111, ,2; 111111151111111'L11111;1111'11131111'111 11 .11111111'1'1'11111 S111 1'111'v. H8111111, 5111111131111111 10111111101111. 11.11111. 1VAN VVRI1111111Y,A1 1E - - - - - 11.11111 L1z11'cy .1'111111 $111111 .111111'1111'1' 111111111, 3 4' 1.1111isc L111'111'11'1c Sc11111111'511111, 3; .X11'1'1- 1'1111111'111 Society. X 11:11'11 w111 1111111 5111110111'K CHARLES 1111211111111: Y11c11M EX - - - - - 1'1'1111111111'111111 J h Mining .11211g'111co1'111g' 5111110131. UEFSMY1111C 1908 . ac? '11 15 11111111 5:1111 111:11 11151111111 1111101115 11511111. 15111111111:111-1y 11111' 1115- 111111z111 11:111 1111111111111 11111 11111 1111-:1 11y 511111111: 1111311111;r 111C rec- 111'11 111 111111. '111115 15 11511:111y :1 11111111111111 your 111 :1 11111115 C111- 1111411 1110 1101111150 11111 1111131 can 111' glance 11:11:11 1111 11111 0101111111 y1':11'5 11111 :11511 1111111 1111111111111 111 111111 111:11 15 111-1 111 111111111. 11 :1 111:111 11:15 11111 11111111 1115 11111 5111111 1111 51111 11:15 11111 1:111111115 H1:151 1111111111 . 111' 11:11'11 arrived :11 :1 11111111 1111-11 1111010 1111 111111 11111511 1111 11111 1111111415 111:11 110:11' 11111 111111 11:1511111111. N:1r1::1111'c5 111' 11115 51111 are 11511:111y 111111111 1111' 1111111' 1111111111515 111 111':115c 11F 11111 111:155 11111111131'111111. We. 1111111111701, 11:1x'c :111111:11 1:11115 111 111111111111 11111111151- :1511c :11111111 :11111, 111111111111: 11 11:15 1101111 :1 physical 111' 11111111:11 11151, 11111: 111:155 11:15 1111111115 11151111111115111111 1111125011. 1111111111; 11111: 111251 your 1111 11115511551111 111:11. 511411 11 111'11111151- :11111 111:11111111y 111111111 1111' 14101111 c:1115 11111112111111, 1111110 :15 81111111'11111111'5 11111' 111;:111111111 111 1110 111- 1111111111; 15110511111011 11:15 j1151 :15 1115111111112: :15 1.5 11511:111y 11111 1111511 :11 111:11' 51:111011 01 :1 c12155'5 0:111:01: 1117110 11:111 forget 111C Sig1111111111t 1:111111111111055 we 1115111:1ycd 111110.11, 1111c 11:11:11 1111:1115 wc 111:111'111111 11111'1y 1711511111011 01' more. 1111 10 the HCrys- t:11 14:11:11'1? '1111c 11:11'c5505 which were exchanged :15 :1 1651111 111 11115 expedition are 51111 1111111 11111011101111.11'. 111 11115. 11111' 1111111111: year, we. begin 10 feel 111111 we are truly part Of the 110111 11111 11111101111 :11111 10 realize 0111' inseparable 10113 for 1110 11151111111011. 1116 111154111, 1111111150111 11111'5011'05 :11 11115 11111111, 11111111111111 11111 111111 11111505 11 111111 1111111, hmee in hand, forcing mir Wily through the hnntlit hosts 01' encircling studies, Many of these enemies lie nmhned hy the wayside, with heyes put outU 0F sult'ering from other similar fates. 'J. hre:11ening foes still :thtit us hut, with resolute faith, we struggle along the way, hearingr in mind that there is only one year remaining. Ahle lenders have always heen ztt hztml whuse first interests were for the rims. We have always eeutrihuted greatly to the athletic prestige of the College. :15 well :19 to its many other activities. To he the flrst Junior Class in :1 new regime has heen 0111' special honor. Since our arrival, the College has increased h'v over three hundred Students while, :15 :1 class, we have stentl- ily grown smaller, hut smaller in numbers only. We have itliti ZtSitic the scraps of our lh'st two years, because the things that concerned us then seem petty to us now. College tradition speaks of the ddignified Juniors and we feel ourselves no exception to the ruleinl- though our friends sometimes Jind it hard to agree with this. When we were ,lireshmen we were kept hnsy 1m ,king' after our own interests; :18 Sophomores, we acted as guardians for the new men; hut :15 Juniors we find ourselves sharing with the Seniurs, the responsibility Hf upholding the College ensttnns and traditions. ICueh class in its hrief career has achieved Sume llieusnre of distinction lllltl each has pilitl its little tribute to old Penn State. Jmt the greatest in memory and renown, the one which we shall never forget and the one which shall ever he distinguished in the annals of our College history, is dear old 1910. CLASS OFFICERS DAVID KINNEY SLOAN - - e - - Presidmzt SAMUEL M eCRchRY SMITH - - - Ir '1'cc Ilnnw'dmzf ICUCENI; W ILLI'AM STITT - - - - - Secretary jnnN 1? REDICRICK M'A'Ir'mRN - - - - Trcnts'm'cr KARL BAPTIST LUIIMANN - - - - - I-Izlvlm'imz CLASS YELL Breekity! Ex! Coix! Coen! Coex! Cnix! Coax! Cnen! Pennsy State! 1910! Class ColorseMurorm 11ml Plarl Total .linrollment 0f 1910e208 mm A . . wwswnw 4-' 35;'::7 -:::. u; m: .J .w W W: 3 .A m; .xm. WsWy uni 'W w WW'MX rub 'm; nu: WQX QSS .3. W Mme waqm umwi. . W Qt? i302- Ijb' thw War .3: WWWWA 'i3?! w www.fx. aw w- wgmm m Wp' xhuh I'M; :3 K'wa ' W35. 5 m 6K1; wng H, ,.,..,v;. m, w, WWw.WXW-W wu W5 5b WC: ?...th hh' $?5W WNW W w 77: Hal: wabw'. QwWW Iiw; Cnpyrizhr 1909 by R. L. Mating, JL'NIOR CLASS 41f: l h N r1411: . u, I w. REUBEN DAVID ABBISS, E X BRADDOCK Abby , HRubeH Associalu Editor LA VIE Bonrti; Junior Banquet Committee; Pittuhtlrg Club; Mechanical Engineering Society. 11:11'1'11-111111'1111. 11:11'k-eyetl Rube 111 11:1re-devi1 fume. Nut exz1c1ly what ymt 11:11! :1 heavy 51111111. Pussesses the audacity to 1111111f below his Hmistih- 11:11im1 111111113, H111 when it annex 10 Math. :1 Wnterlnn is :11 11:11111. Claims 111:11 figures were 11111 made 111 1111111 111' 10 he 1111111011. A perfect ludy-stnpper after he takes several squirts 111 the. St. Vitus 11:111ce. 1V1m :1 gold 111011111 1111' his superior displnynwnt 111' tact in eases Of emer- gency while :1 111e111he1' of the 1211110115 A. 1R. C. 'Il':11111-C:1r OperatorS. 1Veekly, he receives :1 consignment of sweet missives from 21 consignee in 'ltittshnrg'. Great 10 he :1 spurt, isn't it P MMJ! HOWARD HIBBS AGEE, E X STATE COLLEGE Hibbs Electrical Engineering Society; Center County Club. JC111el'e11 State :11 the beginningT Of 0111' Sopho- 111111'e yezu'. Helped 10 1111110111 the hmnur of the :lileetrieztls ml the section haskethull 1021111. Makes 1111 more noise. thzm 1he 111w allows. '1 1:18 :1 hzul huhit Hf gritting' his teeth when he 5111111105 :11111 1':111'1 he ennxed 10 s:1y-:111ythi11g 11111190 1111111 11111111 1111111111111 10 :1 chair with the sharks. Is :1 111191 1'1111- :mthnrity 1m hmv to flirt with 1110 girls :11 unce; 11:11'1'11gez11'1'ie11 :111111'1; successful experiments in 111111 line. ls :1hnut ready to publish :1 treatise 1111 the 11Seientihe lknge 111 :1 Slivstiek. :11111 :11- 511 mthe Pleasures ml. 11111011111111; Ii. IC. Sneie1y Dues. 13-1 A: '11 H h 7' 1 1 7: 112xe WILLIAM HIGMAN ALLISON, q: 11' 2 i K 540:1 SPRING MILLS ii , ,7 9- Bill Mechanical Engineering Society. 1121111111111 Cullcgc 11'i1h 111119, :11111 111111111 that he :11111 8111111111 11111111 11111 agree 111111111 1'01'111111 thing's 11111'1:1111i11g 111 Chemistry. 'Jhcrcforc, 111'1111111'11 11111 111 College 1111' :1 year, during which time he 11'111'11c11 1111111111! several i1'c 111111118. Is 1111181 011111111111 11011! in his assertions that 111:11111- 1111111111111 111- 1111111111 he 110111911 hy ordinary 11111111111 icc. C:11111' hack 111 C1 dtcgc this year 10 1111ish his 1'11111'51: 11'i1h 111111. If ever lnoking 1111' :1 ttli11'lc rough-hnusc j11s1. go 111 Allison. M1131. have 110011 :1 pupil of H111 1111111111 1111' he 1':111 111'1'1-1' 1151.41 :111 111111111'11111i11' 111 1:1111' :1 neck 1111111 :1111l 111111511 :1 follow 1111. WWW JAMES McFARLAND ANGLE TOWANDA Jimmy , Squirt Civil Engineering Society. Hails 1111111 1hc 1111115 111' 1111171111111. .11-1111' :11- tending 1111111113 1111111. 51711111115 1111111111 10 give 81:111' 1111- bandit 01' his years of experience, and 1101'111111- smncthinp' 111 :1 shark in 1111- Civil scctinn Likcx 111 11111 of his 31111111 111ilit:11'1 111101 :11 V. M. l. I':11 111i1c 111111' is 111c9:1tt111l:1v IWCHiHjV Hist. 'l '1'in1'ip:11 11111111111111111 is 111111111; 111111 1:110 :111':11' 11'i1h thc 9111111111 '1'1'11111 his 1'111'11-1'1111 pipe. '1 1:15 :1 curious :11111 extended 1111111111111 111' 1:11Ii1-s' 11h11111g'1'1111hs. Very 111'11Ii1'i1'111 in tho 1lilti1'1111 1'11- g'inccring' 111:11 11f taking111151'1'1'111i1111s 1111 P11111148. His 11111115 11111111: this line 1111 111111111111-111111'1 11'i1h tho :111111'111'111 of 811:111111'11. .Is :111 interesting 5111-11 113 I. .1 z men 111 sec 0111 in the field with :1 11'1111si1. RIVVJ ,. 111111 HARRY P. ARMSTRONG, :1, 1s: 2 BUTLER Jack , Army Class Baseball GD; College ankotbnll t2, 3i; Glee Club. t2, 3i; Leader Glee Club GD; Quartet t2, 31; Choir t2. 3i; Phursoniuns t2, :0; Thuapiuns GD: Electrical ' Engineering Society. J Army, the man with the hnney-emnhed mice, i was allowed to join us after :1 collegiate CPU course at Westminster. Since then he 11:15 never ! hesitated to cull himself an :1hmmus. The girls all say he was the cutest thing in the Commence- ment Glee Club. WIRE; quite prominent in the Phursoniuns. He 111:1intz1ins that he is :1 rez1l :1th- I iete, although it is hard to believe when one sees hint in :1 basketball suit. While in the Butler .3:1seh:1ll League he made :1 real H101132; hit with the girl he left hehind. is :1 good fellmv :md emmnt he held down. MMM LOUIS WAYNE ARNY, 1.1, A m, A w 2 PHILADELPHIA Mandolin Club t1, 2i; Bnttnllion Drum Major ta; Agricultural Society. 1' A perfect specimen of the rolling stone type. Came here to he :1 Mechanical, but later saw the attractions of the Hsimple lifeti and changed sue- eessively t0 Chickens, and Agronomy, and is now one Of the rare Hmvers in the field of: Ilhrtienlture. ls contemplating taking :1 RG. :11 either Vermont 01' Michigan, but present indications point to his ending up in Nori'istown. iieltmgs tn the blue rihhrm e1:1ss when it comes to hhit'ling'. Able to torture almost :my musical instrument and recent- ly invented :1 new onchthe Kegolu. Great on house parties, going even :13 far :15 .livnnston, Illinnis, to attend one. Always on the job when his ttCi'ipes-ain't-she-n-hird kiml shows 1111. 66 JOHN HARRISON ATHERTON CHAMBERSBURG HJudgeU, uprexn Civil Engineering Society; Franklin County Club. Charter memher of lien Ci'illy's Hanmling Stable, ttlx'nights of the .Hlnek-shirt, and The Gi'indsf, Although :1 learned student in Latin :11111 the Classics, is 1111 ardent womzm-huter :md admirer of the landscape. Goes on hunting ex- peditions occasionally but has never been known to shout anything. Is 11w fully proud of his home town and is an important personage in the lh'zmk- lin County Club. is :1 good student even if he dues cuss :1 little when the monthly reports come around. A practical Civilehis favorite expression is, nYve hcen grinding my head Off. M M .3? VERNE WALLACE AUBEL NEW CASTLE Band WM Mining Engineering Society. A i'usy-eheeked lml with 2111 eveltmmhhng eye. W'as :1 shark in his Classes 11ml was always will- ing to argue any point that there was :1 ehzmee to argue about. Made his name famous by curv- ing it 011 Baldyk mahogany. Played :1 horribly loud horn in the hand and caused the Hep to post :1 notice prohibiting the hlowing of horns in the dorms at certain hours at the night. A tennis tiend 21ml p001 shark. Received many letters with French lmst-seripts which were the cause of much curiosity 0n the part of certain friends. Is now at tluldtield high-g'rzuling in the 0110111110 mines. 1 ,- p ,- EN 67 N H NORTH TOWANDA X21 . L1 ,e GKchk , HBUIID, L x z Class Football T01! tn: Varsity Football UN Electrical Engineering Society; Bradford County Club. STEPHEN DECATUR AYERS, E A F. Came In t'nllege with the Men that it was :1 grand place to fuss eu-eds. limng'ht to earth though when Swamp handed him :1 leninn in- scribed ttChemistry-elifi Realized :1 portion of his dreams when one bright morning :1 fter Easter his trim little figure was encased in the neat uni- form of :1 Penn State endet. Bull is :1 keen stu- dent to acquire things :1111ng the line 11f least re- sistance. Hus nothing on his mind except him- self, his College, and the fair sex. Played :1 con- sistent game :11 end in his Freshman year on the class team and :15 substitute t rursity end. 151111 is :1 cracking :41 1011 fellow, thinks well of everyone. takes well with :111, knocks no one, and Ixmsts everylxnly. M M J! JACOB WALTER BARBEY READING . Jake College Orchestra t2, 31; Band :1. 2, :0; LA VIE Photographer; Mining Engineering Society; Camera Club; Reading Club. Lives in Reading: but doesn't drink beer, lintered 1910 with Jones and tVunner, ttnnf ee1l. Rooms with Bill MeCHy. A n:1t1n':11 hm'n shark when not in the shop. 15 :1 Miner and says he wszt titted for anything: else. Stands six feet in clean st1'1ekings 11nd nne foot wide in :1 Hpnd- duek.H is :1 gymnast, and gentle rnng'h-hmtser 11f smne ability. Says he can lick Pnie Junes. One 11f lirynn's strungr adherents. and is guing tn vote, for him every time he runs, 2111111111in he Inst :1 hux 11f hretzels :11111 :1 jug of cider to Judy 1111 the unternne 0f the Inst election. $4 $4: B. FRANK BART, n ca 11 i WILKES-BARRE mfg Mining Engineering Society; Wilkos-Burie Club. Has a knowledge of coal mining greater than the entire Mining faculty. At llast thatis the way he strikes you at first meeting, but a hotter acquaintance shows him to be a good studc aml cxim'ything else that goes with it. Never is 11118- tcrcd twcr inahility to make a recitation hccausc such occurrences are not rare. Once attempted to teach Misty the rudiments of Pedagogy, and was forthwith ejected from that august t Pi p1 cs- cncc. Known locally and iii Hcllcfmitc as a hisscr of rare ability for his ttcmf, convinces the girls even more than it does the profs. Once played at haschall, hut decided after a few days, that drill was even hcttcr cxcrcisc. MMM LESTER HERBERT BEEBE SMETHPORT Beeb Debating Society: Electrical Engineering Society; McKean County Club. Right from the presidential cradle. the farm. A g'OOd-natm'cd, hnxmn lad. with inmrrigihlc black hair. and a hearty laugh. Quito original. fund of work, aml dreams uf travelling all over the wm'hl and installing power plants. Made his debut into PSI: sucicty from a muntl 10p trunk. by rendering Hume chct Home with great hril- liltllCc aml pathos. Likcs liini'cnsics and has an amhitinn to talk fmm the Hour. Receives an astmiishingr number of post cards with that nut to ho mistaken handwriting. and has an alarming thSilT to know how to tillHCC. ROBERT HARRY BELL, A Z NEFFS MILLS Mother Penn State Farmer Board GD; Agricultural Society. Jinrmer, hunter, Iishermzm. Hus established quite :1 i'epntutinn in iUt'lli circles :15 :1 hed-i'nnm athlete. Junior memher 0f the firm, Runk tQ Hell Hunk tb. L'ti't. Itixwhiei 0f the lx'rmm'ine hire Brigade. A deliberate spnnter and :1 dead game shot. ACCHSIUIHCti tu being near the heart of Nature. he spends entire evenings in his room imitating the beasts of the furesth and the nfowl 0f: the. air. limitl nf relating funny stories and springing stale jokes. Admitted that his former Zlii bound in calf. ls nmv one Of DT. Lunfs Mother is one Hf those whoiwsouleil, luev :itfuirs wuuhl till tHhmIC stand p:1tters 0n the love question. mzmy-sided fellows who will produce wherever he goes. d! M M FOSTER HARRISON BERKEBILE JOHNSTOWN Foss , Berkie , Berkebile the Lesser Class Track 0 2i; Class Relay t1, 2i; Assistant Business Manager Collegian t2, 8i; Mining Engineering Society; Johnstown Clu . A Miner hut tlithi't think into the course. Smuewhut :lmicted with the habit of grinding but not SCl'iUllS enmigh tn lose :my Hesh. Took :ihout fnur exams in prep .rtlgehi'u hut has nut bought :my green tickets Sillt'C. Does nut appreciate the usefulness of the 'l:ilm1iy-w-pei'hztps. Signed up with .i'up Golden and spent his leisure hours in track work for the first two years. A little short, hut ran the mile gnml enuugh tn make the trips. Lust his drug with Liz hy thumping :1 tall bundle of Collegians in the uthce every week to be sorted. Hus never yet been caught visiting :1 girl, hut g often talks about going out :untmg' 'em.H Ct LEWIS EARL BERKEBILE i; W JOHNSTOWN e T! v EEC Lew , uBerky , Berkebile the Greater , uBig Berkcy'; College Football OD; Mining Engineering Society: Jolmatown Club. The boy whn makes Johnstmvn tannins. Jin- jnys discussing 111eigiht'v problems. imet work unless ilinss is working tun, consequently never gets 11111011 done when Foss is gone on trips. 1 ins :1 had habit of soaring 1111 in the air occasionally hut soon mmes 11mm. Almost licked Fuss 011 one of these occasions for not furnishing some needy infornmtiun in 0110 of his quizzes. Found that he passed the quiz and decided to save Foss the. trouble. Gave football and basketball each :1 trial but 11115111 decided to break any track records yet. To know Lew you must get him to agree with you 111111 hear him expinde, HYou're dog-gmie good and right. MMM NEVIN JEREMIAH BHAER SHOEMAKERSVILLE Teddy Civil Engineering Society; Reading Club. Birthplace smuewhere in Berks County and hence Dutch from head to heel. Says he is pup- nlar with :11! the departments of Collegiate activ- ity, offering :15 pronf his rather v0h1111innus e01- lectiun of monthly notices. Football trips have been of great value to Ted. for he found at hVil- liz1111F1x1rt that are lights shed light over :111 dith- eulties. At W'illx'es-llnrre he met his fate among; the fair sex. ii'm'st rough-hmiser in the Fort Annex. Cnnnut sleep unless he has roughed smneone 11p. Passes his major and minm' troubles with HAeh! Himmel! :1 gift :1 tum. His love affairs have 1101 wnri'ied him much, 1101' have : other affairs, for he laughs and grows fut. FREDERIC ELI BITTENBENDER, K '21 PLYMOUTH ttBittii Assistant General Athletic Manager GD: Mining Engineering Society; Luzorno County Club. This noble looking fellow comes to 115 from Wilkos-Buri'c. 15111ch :15 :1 Mechanical, hut Hopped to M ining :1 ftcr the Freshman yczu', C011- sequcntly has more time for his favorite pmo ticumsi forging: :11111 tennis. is favorite with :111 the ladies and never fails to make :1 hit. Voted hy the girls the best looking fellow in thc hunch. Very much interested in the xx'cstcrn part of: the State. Has :1 great love for birch beer and his iihmkcd his forging hut ilOpCS greatest fault is singing solos at seven A. M. to graduate in spite of. it. Jiwdf CHARLES FRANK BLISS, 2 x, A m 3 JENNINGS, LA. Penn State Farmer Board WM Forestry Society. Stuhhnrnly 111:1int:1ins thzlt Ilnrucc tii'cclyis advice, W'mmg 1112111, gm west,U is decidedly out of 11:110. fur which conclusion 110 11:15 :1th11 :1C- cm'ding'ly. ilCntcrcd :15 :1 Junior with the 1910 tVood Hacks from Inw:1 State College. Came here with :1 reputatinn :15 :1 student. This rep he 11:15 crcdituhly 111:1i11t:1incd, oven in tcssic's hHugs. 'Pl'csnnmhly very quiet until you get 011 the glad side of him. His winning smile and SHCiZti 111:1nncr make him strong with the women. His superior wtmtl-chopping' :1hilitics hzwc recent; 1y hccn rcmgnizcd hy the Pennsylvania Railroad tinnipzmy, whivh mrpnmtinn 11:13 been 511 fortn- 11:1tc :15 111 secure his services for :1 short time vvytju during hi8 .illnim- ,Vt'zug i Ti? 72 CV. 3 LESLIE LEMOINE BLOOM CURWENSVILLE Mornie , Bloomy Class Baseball Team tm; Glee Club :31; Phusoninns GD; Junior Assembly Committee; Quartutm GD: Thospiuns GD; Civil Engineering Society. Not by appearance hut hy reputation, :1 tenor of the Sit-llp-ZlnthlilkC-HtHiCC caliber. A perfect athlete 0n the diamond, us well :15 in water 110111 in the Fort Annex. One of the kettle fumed pinochle twins. At his own when starting up :1 111iniz1ture pyrnteehnie display with his em'neob. His charming mzmnei' 11nd winning smile carry with them fascination, Sunhm'y not excepted. lMllows an irregular sneiolngy practicum :1t .1 lmuls- hm'g'. Is :1 111:11'tyr to the muse 11f Freshmen :11111 has written :1 pamphlet 1111 shingle hlessedness. Although :1 hetter rough- hnusei' th:1n student, he seems quite sensitive :1hont contrihuting his quota to the Lihrui'y. wMM GEORGE WILLIAM BOWER MOORESBURG Grind i Rh ;g :vv Porkiomcn Club; Electrical Engineering Society. The silent mie, well known as the hermit Hi the class. Wnrkeil at one time in :1 telegraph ut'tiee and now spends his spare moments ticking 111T imaginary 111essz1g'es. Very fund of singing uWhere is my tYEllHlCI'illg hwy iti-IiiglllEN :11111 uXVnn't. you mine home Bill Bailey? Great mathematical shark. devoting much 11f his time to the search fur the fnurth dimension. .X Incehunicul genius, justly deserving: his drug :11 the ladies c1 111:1ge. Regulates :1H the cn-edsi time pieces. lintitleil tn :1 Ch:1ii' with the grinds and thinks that sleepingr more th:1n six hours :1 1121-11 1 ig wasting: time. Hlh'nfessnr is that Alwmclicul. HOWARD CLAY BRADDOCK, E X 3; MT. PLEASANT Baldy , tlScat Varsity Truck Team t1, 2i; Glass Track Team t1, 2i; Civil Engineering Society; Westmorelnnd County Club. Lunky, lean, musetilzu'-qnulitics requisite t0. get Off the earth. limited :15 an athlete, at enl- legc :15 :1 jumper, at home :15 :1 diamond artist. although we have failed to reengnizc his ability in the latter capacity. ls popular at the truck house :md famous with Pop. Unfortunately missed his letter in his Sophomore year by niic-hztlt': inch. Appears 10 he :1 modest, meek, unassuming fel- low. Donlt judge him upon first acquaintance. ,Hclicvcs that it is neither jmlieiuns 1101' practical to let his studies interfere with his education. Baldy has had his misfm'tunes hut he holds that time will always 0 -t :1 good man there. a. MMM REUBEN AMBROSE BRAWN LOCK HAVEN thete Class Baseball Team WM Civil Engineering Society. Lock llaven's prize specimen. ls :1 lmsehzlll shark, and somehow or other he always came out to practice in :1 Chicago Nutinnztl shirt. The. name Pete has been given him 11ml will stay with him forever. ilinkes great delight in heating John Atkinson :11 billiards. 111ml, or howling, at all three of which he is an expert. linjuyeil tihemistt'y so much that he went hack I'm' the second llllSCt Grinds up the whole semester's wm'k in :1 few nights before exams and luck is generally with him. Scnhs tremendously :1t sleep practicum. Always was in trnuhle with the llep when morn- ing' drill was in order. PAUL EDWARD BRENEMAN YORK ttVarsity LA VIE Artist; Mechanical Engineering Society; York County Club. Only 111en1her of the ank Chih th:1t 11:1s never tasted the cup that cheers. 1s :1 charter 111e111her :11111 noting eh:1i1'111:111, in Have Lmig s :1hse11ee, of the Appn1111'i:1ti1111s Cmnmittee 01 with heml- qiiui'tei's :1t the Colonial, York. Most 110t11hle tailing: is his fondness for 101111 socks. iieekties. :11111 vests. 111 fact, the lust 111e11tii111e11 are the pride of the whole third Hour of MeAllister Ilzlll. Out of the kindness of his he:11't U1 W'ui'sity tits out the lesser lights so th:1t they shine res splenduntly before the dazzled eyes of the xx'ointering guests. Ilis artistic te111pe1':1111011t calls for some hnhhy at the nature Hi this enlleetitm, hut s11 far he has been forgiven. MMM HAROLD FRANCIS BRENNAN PITTSBURG Peeney , Irisht, College Football Team t1, 21', Pittaburg Club. A rosy checked, 111e1'1'y-eyetl sun 11f lirin. Is :1 winner with the ladies in general. and is :1. cousin to :111 the girls in Hellefunte. tVillimnsport also 11:15 strong; attractions. Itetween trips to Hellefnnte, tVilhnmspnrt, 111' ltittshurg. Irish timls time tn study :1 little :1hmit Mining. Managed to get sume pretty black eyes 1111 the Scrub football team. His athletic activities were tillC tn his vast disgust, when the Hep refused tn let him run the Military Department. lintered Electrical. but thought again :11111 was sown under H qipy's wing: One of the original mngh-huusers :11 the Fort with disnstmns results, as he has found :1 new fmnm since. JOHN ROBERT BRUBAKER MT. PLEASANT Bruby , ttBob Class Truck tn: Forestry Society: Johnstown Club. One of thc gnml lnnking fellows always. standing strong with women. Couldn't mingle much in his I'ircshmun year and hccztmc disgusted with the place. Hus liked it much hcttcr since and even spent half nf his second summer hcrc. Wits discnvcrcd mic dzty driving ilcztr Scottr- nut :llmic either. Missal the Pullman to the Freshman hzmquct hut shuwcd up in thc mum- ing, after :1 walk tn Julian. liclt the call of the wihl ton strong to be resisted and changed from Civil t0 Forestry. Iixcrtcd himself strenuously in the second year and made the truck squzult :15 a jumper. May nftcn hc hmml at the public square Sunday evening's after church tt'utching' thc CI'UthS. MMM FREDERICK BERIS BRUNYATE OCEAN CITY, N. J. Brunnie , uFritz Chief LA vn: 1mm; Forestly Society; Agricultural Society; Chess cum. A Jerscymzm from 1m place in particular. titmhhiit timl where he was horn, and has moved ten times since then. .llzts nmmcd in Main mt tifth 11001' for two years. Says you can't keep :1 gum! mzm down. Guards the entrance to Main with :t bucket of water in his mum directly over the steps. is :1 mugh-hnuscr nt' nu mczm :thility. .Xsk Dutch anvcdu. Painted larger part of the curtain in thc Sophumurc shuw, :tml WZlS zllm chict' scene shifter. Chief artist on the LA VH-I. tVas :1 guardian angel hH' the Freshman and gave much good advice. THEODORE B. BUCH LITITZ ,1 1. Dutch , Das Buch Band t1, 2, 31; Eluctricnl Engineering Society; Civil Engineer- ing Society; Lancaster County Club. A typical representative 11f the Pennsylvania Dutch contingent. Wns unable to hit the pace 111' 11108 1111 :1ce11nnt of :1 wounded heart. Is :1 staunch supporter of the rest cure. The most successful retail hretzel dealer in Main. :ltest contented when :11h11iri11g' :1 well-nse1l photo of the Wlneen 1'1'11111 hehiml :1 weIl-czlked enrncoh - pipe. Wiell versed in the thient use 11f the em- phntie attributes 11f his native tongue. W'us 1'e- 11111111! to have been ennght in the net 11f 51111154 - 1.4111151 te'1 hmn W ilkes- 11:111e 111 his hig' h:1ss horn. When :11 his boiling pnhit, 11:13 lhieh ' can say :1 thing 111: two. J1 J1! J1 FLOYD STEINMETZ BUCHER, A y. REAMSTOWN Dutch P111111 State Fiu'mor Board t2. 31; Associate Editor LA VIE Board; Agricultural Society; Lancaster County Club. Yeselilnyd Steinmetz lineher. :1 Pennsyh v:111i:1 Dutchman. 111111 he th1nke1l his Dutch 'ltmetienm 11111ler llill:1ry---t11'11 Deutschers well met. Possibly the greatest all around 11istnrt1e1' 11f the pence in Main. Makes :1 nightly mid 1111 s11111eh:1pless neighhnr. Never cusses when he gets 111:11lhjnst hites his thnmh :111117M. Is :1 t':11111111s hunter and :111 the 11:1111e in the s111'1'11n111li11g'11111111- tryt takes t1; 111111- uhen he stznts 11111 with his Springtiehl111:l1is f11w1i11g-11iece. Seldom. it' ever. studies. Ahnnst won :1 scholarship nnee. Now gues home the lung wny 1'1111111leeviu Reading. Lives 1111 s:n1e1vl1'r:1nt. sweitzer. apple-hntter. :1111l heel'. A thorough hehex'er in feeds :11111 1':1i11s- after night. . m Db 11W 11 RR WILLIAM HARRISON BUCK, 0 W FLEMING Mechanical Engineering Society. iVas probably a very fat baby, as his legs hear evidence of having carried a very heavy load while he was very young. Came to college he- eause his father insisted. W'as troubled more or less with that' tired feeling which instinctively led him to the course of least resistance. A good student in his Freshman year, hut was overcome by the strennonsness 0f the Sophomore life. Never received a think, because he always dropped the dubious ones before the examination. A tire- less hunter but not very sure of aim, as a certain tame rabbit in a backyard can testify. If you wish to know the many uses of a hot water bottle. ask Billy. MJIM HARRIS DANIEL BUCKWALTER ROYERSFORD Buck , Doc Civil Engineering Society; Montgomery County Club. Generally fixed up like a sport. 'IIis chief occupation is tn meet the hack when it comes in. Stands on the Cn-np cnrnei' with his hands in his pockets and receives all visitors. Spent the first year in the Main Building with Rnekel and was put through the mill very thoroughly. An artist with a bucket of water. Ynn dont need anyone tn tell you when heist around. Slap on the hack, and a einnplimcntaiy t'Pii remark means that Jinck is greeting- you. Very fund of fencing when he can find someone's drawing hoard for a shield. His intense interest in Railmads probably accounts for his frequent Visits to Bellefonte. fa. '1- OCLoLVx 1 ROBERT BUKA ALLEGHENY !iBobll Class Wrestler U1; Class Executive Committee 01: Student: Council 181; Junior 0111tor; Tonatmustor. Freshman Banquet; 5011110- 1110111: Stunt Committee; Business Munng 01' LA VIE Mining Engineering Society; Pittsburg Club; Won 111111111 friends by his gmne hght in the 1:1'CS11111I111 11'1'estli11g1 mulch. 11:15 always been i11e11tihe11 us being very active in Class affairs. The greatest 1'1'111g111-111111se11 in the bunch, yet :11- 11111ys in the gnml graces of the landlady. A great 12111 to jolly the WOIIICH. Ask him about the 1Vi1- 11':1111sp011t g1i11ls..-1 shark i11 Tactics. Never studies, 11eve11th111ks. A 1111111 with :1 head 11111 11' business :11111 ideas. 15 :111 the time cracking jokes, once in :1 while :1 good one. Might have made 1110011 :1t huskethull 11:111 not the leeway hetween his knees been so great. One 01 the fellows we L;111 like to 11110113111111L1tices what he preaches, HGet 1111 the job. J! M M ELLWOOD E. BULLER, 10 11' COLUMBIA Electrical Engineering Society; Lancaster County Club. A cynic of the third degree. Pesshnistie 111 his views 1111 the use of the midnight oil before the shrine of 11111111'le11111e W011 his first engineer- ing' 1:1111els :15 1111110111411 e11g1ii1ee1of his 11:1tive town. 1L11101'0Ct1 110111 the 1ween 1111 stage with :1 clean slzite,1n1t 111351111111 1:1i1 111111111 hez111t 11 '13 touched. Since then 11118 11anentl3 been uttlitted with 1111z1instn11111s het'm'e exzuns, with evident 11e- Sults. 111 Jx'ineinuties the Ayurship was worked to perfection. Generous. kind, polished, :111111i1'e11 -i11 1ZlC1 :111 that goes to make :1 social success. .11is chief 1111111111--keeping1 1:111 011 chapel cuts. Pronounced to he :1 jolly 141111111 fellow by :111 1111111 know him. 1 JOHN SAXTON BURNS RENOVO Civil Engineering Society. A 11111111 is pushed into 11 e1111t 111111 is 111111154111 1111'111 1111111i11g 11 puck 111 t111111ee11 1s11111eti111esia we now have the kid in 11eti1111 111111 11e111' the 111111i- 1i111' expressiun, Hgimme 11 paper. Since 11111 time this big g'111111-1111ture11 11111 e11te1'e11 State 118 11 1910 prep. his 1111111 of cigarette papers 1111s 11e1-11 111'e-e111111e11t. The use 111 the weed 11115 11111 stunted his 111e11t111 capacities, however, for his lirst 111111 11111y tr1111111e 1f11111e 111 11 time when so 111111111 111 his 1e1111w Civils were set 11111'i1t due to in the CE. department. 15 1115:, strong. optimistic, j1111y 111 1111 times, 3 1 ' 1 1 11 Togg 11 10y111 111e11111e1' 111 the Civil section. MMM CHARLES BUSH LEXINGTON, NEB. Brushy , Charlie Cldet Second Lieutenant; Meclnniml Engineering Society. 1s 11111111 Lexington, Nebraska, 111111 consequent- 1y is 11 151'y1111 1111111. 11111111 in the west, 1'e111'e11 111 the west, 111111 always wants to remain there. He is s1'111c1'11st11111e11 111 11eii1g1111 the 11111111 111111 11111i111 ing 111-11111:1111s that here. 111 s1'1111111 he often 1111'g'ets 11i111se11 111111 thinks he is still 1111 the 11111111 111111 111istz1kes s11111e111111e st1111e111s 1111' 11111st1111g1s. 'lihe 111'1'11111111is11e11 girls 111 .Milheim seem 111 have 11 great attraction for Cl1111'1ie, 111111 even meet: him 111111 way at the 151111. Amnng his best friends are 1111111111 11111 :11111 11111111111111 XVilsnn. 1'11111'1111 is very bright in History 111111 1111111 private 1essm1s 111 11e1'1'e1't his 11111111'1e11ge. 80 CLAUDE E. BUTT DUBom Cluss Baseball Team t9: Electrical Engineering Society. The human 411:11'111 clock of the fourth lhmr, MeAllister. Nut only alert, hut always 1111 the jnh. A hunter with :1 hunter's tztle. Is quite linhle to tell you hmv he Shot pheasants before they iillHilCti. Altogether temperate in his huhits. hut :1 hit promiscuous in the use of grunr 111:11'. Sn loyal to the Class that he will never let unynne sz1y 111ez111 things 01' I910. ls :ihle tm give, from experience, numerous practical point.q in the :11't of nickel snatching 0n :1 trolley car. A number one sempper, not always dying with his boots on. Always greets you with :1 Cheerful word and :1 face wrentheil in :1 HSunnyhjiin smile. J! J! a! 5 WILLIAM DEAN CANAN i TYRONE uJake i1 College Orchestra tat; Band WM Electrical Engineering Society; Blair County Club. A fair and almost :mhurn haired 121d, but does not like to he called nRed. Hails from 'liymne and is proud of the fact. His legs are short and his stride is long, but he has never been knnwn tr: actually he in :1 hurry. Cmnes and goes to :1H CiIlSSCS and is :1 model student. He has never learned the art of mngl1-11m1sing. hut e:111 make noises 0n the nhne. Heezime :1 musician in his Suphmnore year hy entering the ham! 11ml orches- tr:1. fls quite strongly interested in tYilson Col- lege. The Wurst thine; he ever says is ttO hum. Hus lnts of tmuhle with the nervous temperament of his new minnlnnte, Tum Ilnue'h. $$A J? 41 1 HOWARD FRANKLIN CANDOR, to q, LOCK.HAVEN Dutch , The Cleanser , jock Civil Engineering Society; Clinton County Club thttchXi the expert chauffeur from the city, came here as :1 prmhtet 0f the Inch 1 Izu'cn Nor- mztl School. Says that he expects to he here for the next hve years. His knowledge Hf automo- hiles must have helped him in his math, but his ability to swear in French while :mmml the ma- Chine did no good in Frenchy's section. Water is his natural element. Spends so much time in the bath-ttih that he is often called the HDutch tflezmscr. fls really :1 clean fellow, and no doubt will be able tn generate ennugh power to hnish the race if he learns to keep his mind concentrated on nther things except nhtizz-wztgtms. MMM CHESTER DEWART CLARK SUNBURY Scedy Civil ' ' Society; ' ' ' County Club. LCD. or Seetly us he is called, is HIIC of the quiet members 0f the class. You wnuhln't ever know that he was :ti'nnntl it. someone didn't pnint him out. 01' you hezml him laugh. No 0110 Cilll imitate it. Somewhat ml. :1 shark. llastft wanted tn repeat :1 subject had enough yet tn pay :1 dnl- lm' for it. Is generally fuund around the Fort. Aequiretl the habit uf whistling through his teeth, on one uf his vacations and makes good use of it. Has :1 good hezul fur business. Smokes :1 mixture of several kinds nt' tobacco so he wmft hztve t0 e furnish the house. FRED CORT CLIFFORD, t1, K E PITTSBURG Q's Fritz Mining Engineering Society; Pittsburg Club. One Of our fat buys. Look :it his picture. Has llzixcn hair and blue eyes. Is :1 happy lad and smiling at all times. Used to come from Irwin but now belongs to litlgcwoml. Ills good lnoks give him :1 drug with all the girls and with the faculty, far he gets through all his studies and will even graduate with 1910. His fmc silver- toncrl tenor voice shows exceptional musical talent. Fritz talking in his Sleep shows :1 kiml and gentle nature for he can often he hcurd to say, ul will not kill thy un- prepared spirit. JAMES PINNER COLBURN, G E BUFFALO, N. Y. llJimmy Glee Club t2, 3i; Collogo Choir t3l; Cadet Second Lieutenant; C lvll Engineering Some y. This nolilc looking youth cntcrcd State as 2111 Electrical. Developed a transit shoulder while working on the public road and changed to 21 Civil. .llllS won his Wily into the hearts of the ladies liy his voice, and his ability as :1 banjo player, yet he makes frequent trips to the post ollicc in vain. ls noted for his jokes. One of the llcp's pi'mligics and :1 most distinguished look- ing' olliccr. Shines in thc CllUll' :15 a lirst bass. Always nullizlgcs to get through about exam timc--it may he rm account nf his drug tPl with L9 the faculty. f n WALTER RAY COLE BEAVER FALLS Piggy , uWoggle Bird One of the pluckiest men in the class. Ad- mimhly Jilletl the position of chef in 1111 the tim- lz1sses hunqnets in Main. Received almost weelv 1y mnsig'mnents 0f cushions to replenish his feath- er supply. Sole pig exhihitnr :11 the first State College Stock Show. The last 11f the notorious Hzmtl Cur Operatnrs. Quite 2111 expert in paint- ing: 11111 the liner eating qualities of :1 uhirtl 0n the iimh. 'lihinking' that he could not sever nu lutiuns with I'nppy he fulithCti him to the Uni- versity of Pittshm'g, where he expects to 1111se us :1 ttCrile mining engineer. in Coley we have lost nut only :1 gum! s11eiz1hie fellmv hut one of the most loyal men that 1910 ever had. M313! DIX DEWIT COLVIN, r11 1i A MILTON Dix Mechanical Engineering Soclety; Northumberland County Club. Having won his AHLS. 21ml :1 queen in his hnme town, our hem tiCCitiCti that he must have Uther worlds to conquer, hence this tale. His picture is abundant proof of his putrieizm :1i1'9 in fact he is our chief t'lligh Hrnw as S. Mefnhe wunhl say. I imvex'er. notice the absence 11f long hair and attempt to believe that he is :111 :1cenmphshe11 vocalist and nmsit'izm. Seems i111- pnssihle hut nevertheless it is true. In addition tn this he attends college while here. is at 1111 times 11ml under 11H conditions the best kiml of :1 gt 101i ilciit 1w. C tr. 9i 459$ ' Kat: JOSEPH CONLEN, 111 A 01 PHILADELPHIA Joe . 11Con Mechanical Engineering Society: Philadelphia Club. Joe, the smiling happy-go-lucky sport 11111111 1911i11111011111i11. Preppcd :11 State and 111011141111 111:lt Civil Engineering was 10 be his goal. Since 111011 11c 11:15 vhungcil 10 1331cctric111, 111011 Mechani- cz11 111111 1110 01111 is 1101 yet. 1Vz1s a grout 11185911 in his curIy days :11 81:110, 11111 11:15 given up 511- cicty 1:11c1y. There's :1 1111151111. Says 11A little drug1 is :1 good thing, 11111 :1 big one is 11111011 1101- MT. 3! Has been known 10 Work, hut 11111 often. What's the use? C:111 1: hg'111'c 0111 why 811110 College 110051111 have :1 Ruthslwllcr 1111 :1 111111111 1x'i1chcn. 101111111 1C11g1z11111 1:151 811111111911 10 1mm the styles 1111' 1110 152111 :11111 1Yi11101'. J! M 114' HARRY RUDOLPH CROMWELL BEDFORD Harry , uOliver Mining Emrinem-ing Sociuty; Bedford County Club. Although 21 descendant 111' 1111' great Crmnwcll. he is 11111 exactly like 111111. 8001115 111 11c 111111511:111y 0111121111c of enjoying eighteen 11011118 $190.11 per 11:1y. :11111 1101 Showing: 211117 in 111311113. 11115 very high ideals, 111:111'i11gr his 111111111-J111ig11. 1111311013 High 0513' K111111313 01111131111 54011134111 Wi11i11111spm'1 111111 11111111 11i9 10111111, 11111111 was issued 111111 :1 11111iuu 111:111 11:111 rcmg'nizcd 111111 :15 :111 11111 :11'1111z1i11lz111cc 111111 111111 11111111 111111 i11.H 8601115 10 have :1 11111 3401111 qualities. 8111111195 11cczlsini1z111'v, 11.9115 11111111111 1:111g'11ngc. :11111 sludics :11 times. 11:15 1111111 and ex- 1'i1i11g' :11'gun1m11s with 11. Lynn 1111 1110 relative merits 111' 111111g'01151m1'11 :11111 New 111-111'111111. 11111 1i111c 11:13 31101111 111211 his 11111111 is worse 1112111 his 1i? 1111C. WILLIAM WASHINGTON DAVIES, LANSFORD Shorty Mining Engineering Society. A slate picker 1111111 14111511111111. 15ntere11 :15 :1 11111111111111 in the rough. 11111111111: 111en111er 11f Quince J11nes1 Main 11111111111g Gang 111111 11:15 done well considering the start. 11111111 1111153 worker, always 1111 the j1111 when f1111t11z111 111111 11:1ske1111111 34111111-5 e11n1e :11111111111. Much in evidence on the night 111 11111' S111111011101e 11:1111'111et :11111 :1111111st 511111011 :1 riot. A perpetual wearer 111 the smile that wo1ft come off. Never known to Speak ill 01 1.111115 except when Misty sent out below grades in Surveying. At that time he exhausted his v11e:111111:11'y to say just what the party in question wns. Celebrated at home 113 :1 t'nsser par exce11enee, :11111 receives, according to Liz, 11111- sweebseented envelope :1 11:131. 11! 31 12! JAMES GARFIELD DETWILER YERKES uJimmy , Det , Fatty Borzulius Chemischo Gesellaclmft'. Montgomery County Club. 1111131111 111' the 1910 Chemists. Ahvuys 11111111 11:1t11re11 211111 gentle :15 :1 1:111111, when not rubbed against the grain t1111 11111111. 11:15 :1 peculiar little $111111 1111 his own, which he 1'11111t control. Motto: 15.211, sleep, :11111 get ':1t. N11 artificial means 111111111 awaken him, not even the fur: whistle :11 2 1 . M. when the Chennstry building 11111'11e11. Advocates general reading 1111' 1111111111e11111g the 11111111. Took more 111111115 from the '1411111111y than any other 1e1111w in his 811111111111111'e year :11111 111111;:11t 1111111 two 11111111 tickets 1111' the priviICg'e. A little sensitive 1111 the girl question, 211111 claims to have 1111 :111111ity, hut 1114122 wants him to get :1 1111K. , 1 JUAN GARCIA DIAZ PORTO RICO Mechanical Engineering Society; Latin Club; Government Scholarship. Porto Rico. 'Jihe 1111151 111111511e1'511ti1e 1111111 in the class. Possessed 111. 1111 the :11'11111', hi'e, 111111 passionate e111111io11s 111'. his Spanish progenitors. Alvztys xx'ezn'ingr :1 ttJM1111itingz'lihnnins twinkle in his eye, 111111 1111 ttJ-know smile on his face. Inmg'i- native in the extreme 111111 even pictures Quevedn establishing :1 sauer-kmut factory on the 151111111. Not exactly :1 grind but 11:15 21 leaning tendency. Judsonk right 11111111 1111111 during the summer va- cation. Lnoks forward with much gusto to the time when his :111-110111inz1ti11gr nature will he put into action. XVill not tolerate argument, but instead 1'C111111'ks: Vlgonk here now. Shut up, you have no talk in here? FRANK J. DILWORTH, 111 P A PHILADELPHIA Mining Engineering Society; Philndelphia Club. The hrw 111'11111le1'11fthe Mining building: One Of those youno' lookinp fellows with 1111 obscure past, :1 hezuning present, 111111 :1 glorious 1'11t111'e. Started life :15 :1 Short Miner hut ehungred oveiz Now his mention of 11'e11its uixes the 13111721111 nervous 11103112111011. Shines i11 ,l?hil:11lehihi:1 us :1 society 1111111, hut in State Culleg'e is :1 bachelor. Somewhat of :1 shark when it suits him to be one. 011cc attempted to teach M'isty the rudiments of surveying hut Misty Showed his superior knowl- edge by sending: Frank :1 think. J fl 06 M pJ f4 Alternate Junior Orator; Cadet First Lieutenant GD; Civil ngincoring Society; Pittsburg Club. One of thc Smoky City hunch zmd of course that mums an enthusiastic hockey player. Al- though somewhat mild and unassuming, has he- cnmc :1 regular Rah! Rah! hoy during thesc three years here. is :1 gnod stmlc although no grind. Studies with Chet iiichclhcrgcr, and has fearful arguments with him about Rziih'uzuls zmd Applied, which usually terminate in much rough- housc. is one oi. the stern and uwc-inspiring McAllistcr guardians of law and order. Is also :1 first lieutenant in the army. W'ns umlci' thc protecting wing of Bill Fuhs, but has graduated from that nmv. MMM ANDREW DUDLEY DOUD TOWANDA Dud Class Baseball QM Electrical Engineering Society. A brunette with the smile that wmft' come off. Has :1 sunny tlispusitinn and light heart. lxmks 0n the Silver side of 1111 clouds. Never had the name of being :L shark, but is in good standing in everything hut chapel. 'linssos up tn see whether to 5:0 to chapel or sleep, and chapel loses. Hus daily cnnfcrcnccs with the Hop and his name is frequently seen on the :Prcx's hullctin hoard. Great fisherman. Likes to take 21 Morris chair and pipe and spcml the day around the strczmls. Prune to mngh-housc. BiuHing is his hubby. Rift K RALPH EAKINS DISQUE EXQ 5713! PITTSBURG ' Discush CHARLES JOSEPH DUNN IUTTSBURG Bmw Class Baseball m; Civil Engineering Society; Pittsburg Club. Surely the must accomplished master of dry wit in MeMlistcr. just tn see Charlie crack :1 jnke with never :1 smile on his face is worth while. Ilelnng'ed to Huron V011 Sendelfs Chafing Dish filth in his Supluunnre year and has since started 1111c 11f his own. although not 011 such an ex- tensive scale. Husehnll 11ml hoekey are his prize :unusements, :11111 if he could spend his time at one 111' the other he would be content. Is :1 loyal qrcgution 211111 beats it to the Smoky City on every I member of the Pittshul'g :1g needsion. MMM CHESTER A. EICHELBERGER, 111 P A EVERETT eChee; Ike Junior Banquet Committee; Everett Club; Civil Engineering Society. Ike hlew in from Lafayette in 11111: Sophonmm year when we were not looking. Changed the pt'ehx of his 11:1111e h'um Ikel tn 'ICiehel so th:1t the Penn State faculty wuuhl not reengnixe the Huston desperzuln. Made 54111111 hut :lhnost ruined his tutors, 13111111 :11111 Disqne. whnm he taught to Chew, smoke, curry 111:1tehes :11111 1111 other 11:111ghty things. Chet is :1 big success with the girls. Says he 11:15 them 1111 going. Ilz1s :1 fine LU tenor mice which he uses 1111 the slightest prnmeutinn. Hus :111 awful temper whieh was 111:111it-est tn Rulphie bisque :mtl jimmy Angle when they , Q9 asked if ICx'ei'ett was 1111 the map. N 71;, NW :7 l l 3M f4 :3 fly it Nit WILLIAM RICHARD EIPPER KINGSTON ttBilI , iismashemtt, Eip Bcrzelius Chemischo Gosollschnft; Wyoming Seminary Club; anurno County club. Seems to he ll tine, manly 1N w, and :41 J08 under the mgnmncn of 1:11in Jiippf' Hus lately been, vhuscn :15 :1 mcmhcr of thc sm'nh glee club and is cclchmtml :15 a second Caruso. His melancholy hnwling may he hczml around the campus :11 :my hnur of the night. Nutcd for his Hnwing' whis- j kcrs zmtl Howcry language. 'Jihrong'h much per- sonal contact. he has hcmmc :1 great friend 0f the Hep 11ml dearly loves to speak of his good i qualities. Had various nccusiuns to chat with I I t Swamp about his qualitative notc hook. Is very fond of the numc Maud. and never tires telling of :1 canoe trip with those Hdeep, blue eyes. M M 34' DAVID CLARKSON ELLINGER LEWISTOWN HDutch , Direct Current Electrical Engineering Society. A chap full of laughter, mischief and stories. His youthful and innocent appearance cnnhlcs him to partake in nmg'hihnnsc affairs without getting hurt. Is an earnest :uh'ncntc 0f the prin- ciple nf least work. and never does anything he czm get smncnnc else tn 110 fur him. Spends much time murcclling his hcnutihil locks and in sleep ingz ls wry Impulzu' with certain Wlnccns 0i Imwistnwn. who utilize him us 2111 csmrt fur cross country rumbles. churs 0H 51m thing zlln mt twice A week. A prnmincnt player on the 151m:- trim! hzlskcthzill tczun. His eating nhihtics :11- must hunkruptcrl Price and Mcissncr's lmzlrilinq - cluh. xx.- H9 CLARENCE EUGENE FABER WILLIAMSPORT 11Frenchyii, Prof Glee Club 13M Choir 11, 2, 3i; Cadet Second Lieutenant; Elnctricul Engineering Society; Willinmsport Club. HJIHIZIS Pi'icsl, iillnlymolx'iii', Who is it? 11's lillilcf again. Likes to 1:11k :11111 expound his great knowledge 10 anyone who will listen. 1's :1 Sticklcr rm 1hc Jinc puinls :11111 11:18 11:111 :111 argu- ment with every 1111111155111 in his miii'sc. Hus :1C111:1l1y had one year :11111 four months' experience in :1 shim :11111 through 111:11 1:11'1 claims :1 superim- knmi'lcdg'c of every snhjcd he studies. Gave :1 1111111111: 1111 steam engines once which demon- slrntcd his ability. is :1 gnml friend of Bower. and Bower is :1 goml friend of his. WWII some day invent something wonderful and achieve gI'CI11 fume. W011, nuy 1101 necessarily. MMM CHARLES DARWIN FAUNCE CONNEAUTVILLE Forestry Society. Attained distindion :15 :1 iEnChclnr of Science :11 1111111114 College in 1905. Tried :1 get-rich- quick scheme by accepting :1 posiiion in the High Schnnl in his native shire. Whilc engaged in this speculation hc rcnmmccd his degree and took 1111111 himself mic whom he primiiscd 10 love, hnnm' :11111 whey. lintcrcd Sl:11c:13:1j1111inr whcrc he cxpccls 10 again 1100mm :1 huchclur. Huw he will suh'c 1l1c ililiimh 1111111111111 of being :11 UHCU :1 m:n'ricil 111:111 :11111 :1 lmcliclm' is :1 111:11101' ni COH- jcclm'c. Despite his varied experiences and tho weighty questions 111:11 present themselves, 17X 111:111 iii cheerful yesterdays :11111 cnnlitlcnt 10-111mm u 1'1 IWS. SAMUEL LEROY FAUST, A w 3 MOWERSVILLE Farmer Class Debuting T011111 0. 2M Debniing Society; Agricultural ociety; Franklin County Club. limnklin Umnlinn to thc mrc. lliilst f:1i1 tn hcn'nnc, h'lihc glass 11f fashion, and thc 1111111111 farm, the Uliscn'cd HF 2111 nhscrvcrs. va 1111:1119 lhrcc rolls in his trousers, yellow stuck- i11g's :11111 yellmv shucs:smokcs :1 class pipe and swears hy the farmers nl 1910. Delights in runghing' 1111 the Agricultural Hmnisli'y section :1111l in going along with Mch'mick to see the Center Hall 1:1ssics. ls rcportcd to have carried :1 suitcase full of rocks 011 one of these trips thinking it contained :1 dress suit. Who is Ncllic-awk him. Sometimes swears by the other end 01' the gum. M M M ROY BENNER FEHR, d: 'I' STATE COLLEGE Unser , Brain-storm Alternate Junior Orator; McAllister Prize 0M Louise Cnncgio Scholarship 0, 2M 11. Mechanical Engineering Society; Center County Clu Spends must 11f his time on his work. SH 11c merits the :11111cllz11in11 Grind. Does not cure for ladies, hut thinks 1'111154111410115c is :1 more henc- iicizil pastime. 17111' O'cn 1111f vanquished. he would argue stillg', Always willing to 1:1kc 1111 the profound questinns of the day. Dances like :111 :1utnmrihilc exceeding the speed limit. Ilzld :1 wild chase in the night :11 1111c time in which he almost caught the fellow who nearly stole the :111111111ohi1c, hut gullnntly rctrcutcil hchiml his father. Ih'uzully speaking, hnwcvcr, Roy is :1 Fchr sort of :1 follow. 1 $1 Q 7h I. g 71 AIM Z6111 CLARENCE EBERTON FERRIS Q11 1x31? MAPLEWOOD N d Ferric Civil Engineering Sociuty; Wayne County Club; Wyoming Seminary Cu . A 511111'1. rugged. 11:11'11cst, farmer beauty. lx'111111'11 11111111134 his c1z1ss11111lcs :15 :1 11:11:11 worker, 111111 11115505911154: :1 54111111 :1111111111t of stick-tn-it-ive- 11083. 11:13 never 11111-11 seen :11 111' near the Ladies, Cottage. Once 111111 :1 81111111 111is111111erstz11111ing with 1111: Chelnietry Department. Always loyal to his 1:1:1ssmz1tes. N11 apparent reason why Weary VVz11kcr can't 11111110 :111 i11c:11 engineer out of the 11110 111:1tcriz11 in the faithful honest worker. l.ivc1l 1111 :1 1.1111111 about 111111 miles 11111 111' 1111111 1111111151y the 80111101111110 your to get 111111111111 the 1 1611's military 111111. 31 12! 131' ARTHUR WILLIS FISHER BUFFALO, N. Y. Fish , uArtie Louise Carnegie Scholarship 121', College Orchestra. 11, 2, 31; Band 11, 2. 31; Editor-in-Chiof LA VIE; Collegian Board 11, 2, 31; Student Council 181; Electrical Engineering Society. Q11ictz11111 1111:15811111111g :15 :1 1'1'05111112111w191 1'11 111111311 :15 :1 8111111111111111cvz1 ti1'c1css 111111101 :15 :1 Junior. Wlihc 111:111 behind in this 11111: 1111111110 Year 11111111. 11111111 with :1 111111-11 i11 11111111, printcr'.C 11cvi1 :11 live years 111 1154111. 01111111 111 :1 1:111:11 111111111- 11111il:111 11:1i1y :11 sixteen. :11111 o11i1111ui11a1111icf111- the 111111 14:1Vi11 :11777H 11111 111111 111111111 11c tc11i11g 11in 115:0. 111111511i1'1111115 111111 his 11111111111111' in the 1111111 111111 111' 1110 11:11111-111511 in 8111111111' 1111111101. Never 1111111111 to 110 in :1 11:111 11111111111: 1111-11 11111115411 his 11'111'11'111011 1111c 111':1w11 11111111 1111- laziest 111111 111' 1110 Junior 012188. 15 111111111 :1 51111111 111111 1111 1111c 11:111 guinsuy 1111- 11011511111 1111' 1111 111'1't:1i111.1' is 11111 :1 grind. LAWRENCE MACHEMER FISHER BERNE Dutch Lnuiso Carnegie Scholarship UM Debuting Society t1, 2. 8M Associate Editor LA VIE Board; Y. . . . Treasurer GD; Class Dnbating Tonm t1. 2i; Student Council UH; Civil Engineering Society: Bmks County Club. Here is :1 1'0111:11'lc:1hly curious lcrks County Dutchman, ln'ml :11111 reared 1111 the usual diet of lmmn :1111l sauerkraut. lircat tlclmtcr 1111 ac- CHlltlt of hot air, bluff, :1111! :1hility to scare 0p- pnncnts by :1 long list nf longer words, :15 in- 1'1nnprchcnsihlc :11111 unintelligent :15 some of his :11'g'1111icnts. Smnc shark. hut in order to make sure of Surveying 11:1:1 to work up :1 drag: with Misty by calling him lh'nt'cssm'. Manager of St. Jumcsl trunk transfer from McAllistcr to thc llStcnlsll Cottage. ll'hcn heated under the collar can make :111 Irish mule driver green with envy lly thc c011g'lmncrzltc, vociferous, cffcrvcscing. cffnlgcncc of, his native tongue. 124 J! J! WILLIAM HAROLD FOSTER, :11 K S. PHILADELPHIA Fos , uBullets Phnrsonians t2, 3i; Thespinns GD; College Baseball tm; Class Baseball ml; Mining Engineering Society. Bullets was born in .llhilzulclphia 21ml his early ambitions were realized when he became :1 prev at State. Hus always been :1 fnsscr, and 115011 tn 1111t:1in great pleasure :15 :1 child from fussing the chickens tOld llcnsl. Obtained :1 reputa- tion :15 :1 ballet dancer in tho Sophomore Shaw and thc Il.ll1:1r51111i:111s. ls in :1 Class by himself :11: :111 21111111: and his greatest :1111hiti1m is to he :1 sec- nml David W'm'lichl. A shark in Math 11:15: ncvcr hccn known to flunk the fourth exam. A lricml who is :1 J'ricmlwknown :15 the only Phil- adelphia 111illionz1i1'c. fll:1s already paid for his sheepskin and will he in the front row in June, f4. 1910. 94 ARLINGTON L. FRETZ PIPERSVILLE Fritz Cadet Second Lieutenant GD; Electrical Engineering Society. A quiet, stmv-gning individual, but one that; gets there cvcry time. 'Iihnttght by some to he :1 grind. hut it is :1 knmm t'nct that :1 large pztrt of his grinding comes truth lcttcr-writingsr practi- cums tzlin party in .l?ipcrsvillc, Pu. nchcrc is it? No sztitl letters ultimately addressed to :1 cord one knows hut lii'ctz, 50 ask him. Once started out :15 Jesse James on :m cxpcdition to Hellc- t'onte. Left State. tiullcgc 011 :t huntl-czlr hut came tn grief in the suburbs of Bcllcfontc and returned to college with :1 bandaged hczul 11ml :1 t:1ilm'-m:1dc story as to how it happcnctl. Since this event .P. Lynn's escapades hzn'c nut looked the same to A. L. M M M EDWARD MONTAGUE FRID, r; A E PHILADELPHIA 'itMonty College Orchestra t1, 2, 8M Baud t1, 2, 3M Mechanical Engineering Society; Philadelphia Club. Arrived at State College with Jimmy 17111151011 and Andy thckhztm hut there were nu bad effects from the contact. Chief vzilct at 500 Main for hViCk and. Jim in the Freshman year. Helen Prox's Sunday stzmtlhy :15 :1 vinlinist. Also makes guml in the Hcp's hhic us one of Jnhn Philliphk: Sitic partners. One of the College chui Hmm- mcls. liven Gorgon never spoiled his immaculate appearance. On this :tccunnt 1111mm to 2111 girls in 1111 tnwns where either luml m' Orchestra made 1t whnlc nighfs stay, and in Philadelphia. Give.u gilt? the instructors no trouble, hut 11:15 managed tn keep the Library well titumccd. 95 Si, X194! PVVK JAMES GILLAS FUNSTON, 1,, K :1; kit PHILADELPHIA B Jimmie Class Sucroury UM Varsity Basketball 0, 2, 3i; Basketball Cmtnin tSi; Class Basketball t1, 2i; Captain Class Basketball UM Mechanical Engineering Society; Philadelphia. Club. .Hxi'nys :1 smiiv. that's Jumcs. Came from Philly whcrc his parents still reside. va divid- ing his time hctwccn Chestnut 1 lill and thc Smoky City. It is nut hcczmsc the police are lonking' fur him hut-r-mlct the render judge. Shincd 011cc :15 :1 tennis player by winningr thc Occzm City championship. Lung: suitihnskcthall with :1 mp- itzll H. The mainstay of the Wzli'sity for three years. Also the captain of that famous lhtcsh- mun tczun that put Rn; hack after they had the game really won. lx'nmvn to :1 scicct few us the sxx'cctcst of sweet singers. Never given much cncmn'ugm'icnt for his musical :1hili1y hut says he czm lcm'n. Maid! NATHAN KRAUS GALLINGER PITTSBURG mat , Sox Pittsburg Club; Mining Engineering Society. One of the original I910 props and organizers: of the class. Always in for :1 54111111 time. Wins nntcd fur the nuth 11f huxcs he received from hnmc and for his fair :uhnircrs. Thul the time 111' his life :11 the Indian game. Always liked tr he with the team. A heavy traveler 11ml :1 lnyul mater, for he was :11 Philadelphia, ltitlshurg, 11ml Williamsport during his Suphmnurc year tn scv the games. llzul :1 big 1111154111111 :1highhitii which. naturally aided him in pulling through his exams successfully. A hnlc fellow well met hut dcigncd In lczivc m for the cruel wide world. HNever let 'vunr studios interfere with your husincss. SIG WALTER N. GALLINGER PITTSBURG Lick Mining Engineering Society; Pittsburg Club. The great 111111151 fnsserU 01. State College. S11 great, in fact, 111111 it is 1111:11'011 that he might he. :1 11:111 1'iv:11 01 1111111131 111111115, 1111', like this 1:11111111 10111:. 110 5110:1115 1111111111111111'11 of his 11A11nic 1121111111. Lick i5 1111111 011 111C Epicurean 51y1c 1111' 11i5 11111111111111 greeting i5 1111 51110 10 11111110 11111111111 11111134111, 1111111115. 1111' :1 little feed? There 1110 109115 :11111 100115 :11111 1110115. '111115 merely shows the inner 1111111, however. 15 1111111 hcnrtcd, sym- pathetic, 11111540111111, :11111 111011051, trails which 1111111: won him 111:111y 111115c 11111111115 :11 $111113. :11111 51110111 will he :15 cchctivc whore- cvcr he may be. M M J? CARROLL AMBROSE GARNER, K r; ASHLAND uKingl! Mining Engineering Society; Schuylkin County Club. Thi5 g1111111-1011king' fc1111w i5 11110 111 111111 1'05 11111111011 1111111115. 11:15 very 1111110111 1110:15 1111 111111 11111101111111 question, 11113 1110111111 feminine. 1115 popularity with 1111' 1:111ic5 1111 11111 01111111111 511111- 11101251111101 trip 111' the Junior 311111-115 w:15 511111111 when the HKing 11111 1111111111 him :1 511111114' 111' 11111111511 111-11115. A 341111110 111' 111'i11g'1r :11111 :1 14111111 111111111 n Cigar :ll'c c11111111i11115 which the 1115:1111; 1161;411:111? :15 111::1vc111y 111i55. 1115 51111111 1111' :111 2113111110111 i5 :15 kccn :15 :111 :1111111111'5 11111 water. 15 in 1115 1111111111111 when engaged in :1 1101111111 :11'g11- 111c11t, especially if there 15 1111 11111111 111 he gained. w 11Wc11. I 11111111 1111111121 X 197$ h wide, wide wm'hl. 1f JOSIAH GRAY GARRISON WILKES-BARRE Joe , Garric Wilkes-Bnrro Club; Electrical Engineering Society. Always quiet until he gets intn :1 hunch 0f fellows. Reputed us a rougher of moms in the famous Krumrine :lflousc. Possesses a high forc- hezul which stands like :1 sentinel over his mis- chievous physmgnmny. Always diligent in his work and passed his Freshman Chemistry without :my tlilhculty. Unfortunately he could not come hack to us at the beginning of our Junior year and instead has launched temporarily intn the he is not with us in IQIO, the best wishes of the CiElSS are with him fur success hereafter. MMM SAMUEL GOSSLER GEARHART, JR, 2 X SUNBURY Goosie Electrical Engineering Society; Nortliumborlnnd County Club. A long cmmectetl fellow who intends to he- come :1 dynamo tender. Is celebrated for his in- nocent 100k and his sympathy gag, hath Of which he works over-time. 21 benediction. If left on his uwn responsibility would do wonderful things. Appeals especially they all think he is such a gen- tleman. Very much of :1 shark, and smnenne has to the women even gone So far as to say that Cnusie hzls de- generated to the level grinds. Spends must Of his time trying,r to figure out how he caught that think. W'ill undoubtedly he there in June. 'I'l'is appealing look is like mi 11 class of beings culled SIX Wh-....p .,, : KlllilR Mu EMIL GERBER, t1, K- V PITTSBURG w: Dutch Mechanical Engineering Society: Pittsburg Club. Was born in Sioux City, Jowzl, and was con- sidercd hy the people of his state as the twenty- third wonder of the plains. At an early age he showed :1 weakness for Bostonian society. After :1 short time at the l 1th he migrated to the Smoky City and then to State College, leaving behind him the most bewitching pair of brown eyes. A1- t'hough Dutch loves 2111 easy life he occasionally betrays a. desire to go hunting. His jokes are much like those Price Jackson gets off hut he'll get over that. A little while now and 11011 go back to those brown eyes. MAMJ! JOHN BOYD GILL BERWIN Poppy , uDaddy , Mother , Yock Natural Histmy Club; Chester County Club. A shining light in the Natural History eluh. Represents the .Iglo Class in the department of Biology. The biggest shark in the section but not very dignitietl. D11 Smith often tnhl him that he didn't act like :1 Biologist. Can often he found in the surrounding country burrmving fur bugs and WUI'HIS. Jlus even been known to get up as early as six o'clock to look for birds. Amuses himself by stuffing hntterthes, grasshop- pers. etc. Spends mnsitlerzthle time lnuking for rare specimens. His latest acquisition along that line is the specimen of Lepidnpteru', known :15 Lady tlremrsleeves, found in McAllister hull only. ' 99 321 FRANKLIN S. GILLESPIE CHAMBERSBURG Wopper Civil Enghworing Society; Franklin Country Club. Guardian angel, auctioneer, general 111:111z1g'e1', and athletic director for the Devilts Den I'm the. first half of his Snphmnm'e yezu'. Saw that every- one was supplied with apples, but wmlldn't let outsiders hnpose on his Freshmen. Could he seen any time Of the day out front playing foot- hle 01' baseball. Judson 13., :15 :1 last resort to protect life and property, requested VVoppel' to 111111 stakes for downtown. Put :1 white shirt; and collar on once, when his mother came up. Not exactly what you might c2111 21 grind, hut claims to have been a shark in Integral Calculus. Favorite pastime now is dropping out Of College, and then working in again. Mud! ALBERT FREDERICK GOYNE ASHLAND HA1 Sophomore Stunt Committee; Mechanical Engineering Society. A long: limbed Englishman from the finest little town in the hard coal region. Just ask him if it isnt. Is one Of the Mechanical hunch and hence claims to he :1 good scout. Is 1111 authority on pumps, 11nd never tires of explaining the mys- teries of outside packed. nr duplex, 011 triple cx- pnnsion. Is also Sonwwhut of :1 shark in dyna- 11105. Spends his time in scheming how to get Work off in zulvzmee, 111111 2111110114 snnnner school. Beats it for Ashlznul 011 1111 pussihte neensinns. and always eumes back with :1 gmneh that lasts for :1 week 01' more. IS ready then to settle down to work. 100 M. mam . JOSEPH HOMER GRABER LIMERICK DOC , Johnny Electrical Engineering Society: Montgomery County Club. An impressive singer, never in puhhe except early in the morning and late at night. Expands most harmoniously 0n the soothing hymn: The WOYM moves on just the same.H Demands his full share of Nuturds Sweet Restorer. When he gets warmed up, can produce more smoke per euhie inch in one second than the law allows. An ambitions track man during military season and during Gym. drill. Always ready to talk on the female problem. A man of lettersefmm Colo- rado, Belfry and elsewhere. Composer of that lovely little sonnet mThose Bel- fry Chimesf, sz easily be fnund hy followingr that voice gently wnrhhng Have you zmy matches P MMM WILBUR S. HARDING CLARION Hardy Civil Engineering Society: Clarion County Club. A charming: specimen Of American manhood ethe only real eow-hoy in the class. Gained no- toriety in his Freshman year by the amount at tohzleeo he used. Owned the toughest Snph Iny- mtt in the hunch during the second year and was :1 prime factor in making tl't'eshmun life interesting. Started us :1 judge of the Supreme Cmtrt 0f the Ancient Order of. quhHe Swingers. Owned the higg'est pipe in McAllister and delighted in sting: ing' Freshmen fur :1 pipefnl. Never averse to a good rottglrhouse and always willing to take part in any fun that came along. t : 1y de. 101 ALICE HARMON HAZLETON Girls' Dramatic Club; Vice President, Eutlumics Club. 3. . W 1 Inclined to be very studious but can he in- tliSDOSCd 211 times. Chief fault is sleeping late in the morning. Nightly winds the alarm clock which awakens all her suffering fellow studentSw but Alice slumbers Never do today what can be put Off until tomor- rmv. When disposed plays the piano in a most ren'mrlmhle way. Has :1 marvelous knowledge of proverb: German which is :1 delight to Unsefs heart. Passed Freshman Chemistry without a condition and expects to pursue the subject in her own 1:113. some day. The reagents used will be milk, Hour, butter, and eggs. MMM JOSEPH HARVEY HARRISON, 1D '1' CARNEGIE ltJOCN Class Truck Team t1, 2M Cadet Burgeant Major 60; Adjutant GD; Chairman Junior Banquet Committee; Junior Orator; Civil Engineering Society; Pittaburg Clu . One of the few distinguished sharks mi 1910. Has the happy faculty of getting the highest grades with 110 etTurt :1t 2111. Fund of music, and wins repute, especially on the mandolin. Started to take lessons on the piano recently and promises great results. tVuke up one afternoon to find he hzul fallen asleep while taking :1 lesson, and dis covered some admiring: eU-eds gazing: llt him. Joe has the passion of :1 Spaniard zmd has been both the victim and cause of some thrilling love affairs. ts loyal in everything he takes up. A very enthusiastic hnskethzlll player :md 1111 ex- tremely :lmiahle and valuable fellow. 102 ' t Q30 t e: r ., .. A w .wu...-......t....,..,l.. m .. -.t he. w- e tn- t - A.-AM. V Nvuv r... w. -. THOMAS GLADSTONE HAUGH BENORE IITOmmy Orchestra t2. m; Band 0. 2, 3i; 2100mm Engineering Souluty. llzls exceedingly high strung nerves tlllC to :1 y'm' with lx'rincr. At times he breaks nut with :1 St. Vitus llzuicc, which spi'czuls tcrmr to :ill le'Olllltl him. ls the chief czmsc of thc HCFVDUS tcmpcrtuncnt nf lliirily and has COHIleltllliltCtl' every one in thc lllnstcr llnusc. An ambitious Clarinet player and :1 loyal lmml and orchestra mun. Has :1 peculiar smile, all his own, due to the presence of everlasting dimples in his cheeks. Somc thrilling: tztlcs :trc circulated cnnccrning Tommy and Bcllcft'mtc. HShe tlltl that just to make you fellows think she docsnlt love me? MMM WILLIAM BIRDIE NIETZ HAWK PLYMOUTH Birdie , Buzz Electrical Engineering Society. Has the bad habit of arguing nhout anything and everything. ls one of the hcst-lunking men in the class, and is one 0f the must nutml lmly- ftisscrs. Raised thc lltlculll with the. 400 of State College. lilzts hccn known to think several times: hut that was hccuusc he wanted to spend the sum- mer in State College. llis twu lavnritc prac- ticums are sleeping- 11ml magazine reading. and he spends :1 great. thle Hf his time :It the lnttcxt W'ill iimlmihtcdly make :1 success as an Electrical :15 he isn't afraid to fret his hands dirty. t1 IV-x AX l? i gt. j tx i P. y 'Qlor WILLIAM WREN HAY STATE COLLEGE hiHep,, Varsity Truck Tum U, 21; Class Track Team 0. 21; Class Relay Team 11. 21; Civil Engineering Society: Cantor County Club. A 1111111 jukcr. Rczuls thc Lzulics' 1101110 Jour- 11:11is column of chestnuts and springs them 011 the defenseless 51111108. Thinks they are laugh- ing at the jukc when they are laughing at him. Rnug'hcd Misty :11111 11111111011 his Surveying, rung'hcd 01111 111111 thinkcd Applied. Moral' 1101M 1'011g'h-hnusc. Does not follow the paternal inclination f1 11' 111111111 war, but turns his thoughts toward the gentle pursuit of running 1N0 jnkci. Followed this so well he won his S. Is :1 great ladicsi 1111111 111111 thought he hzul :1 great drug at the cot 'ug'c. 1.: very fond of telling thrilling tales of life at 2111 ARle POST. MMM WARREN MATHIAS HEIM, 111 T SHAMOKIN Buzz Assistant Varsity Baseball Manager GD; Manager Class Baseball 121; Sophomore Stunt Committee; Electrical Engineering Soniety; Northumberland County Club. XVhilc walking across the campus have you ever received :1 stinging slap 1111 the shoulder 11c- cnmpzmicd by :1 Cherry, HHello studc? That 1119:1115 1h: 11 111112 IS saving r10ml 1111111111111W70111's , cxpl 05511111 that is :1 hearty iihilii-JLHUW-h611-1110 thc genuine article. Ils one of l'riccis 1'1'111g'h-11011SC Iilcclriczlls. :11111 with Summer 111111 Lonmis helped tn create :1 rep for Dnvidsmfs section in Machine Design. Alllu'mgh 1111 the whulc :1 fairly industri- 11115 st11dc,is not :1 grind by any means. Buzz is 1'111hc1f1ul11cntly absent from Collcfvc, but :11- wzxys keeps 111 10111711 with things by long distance. BURKE MILLER HERMANN, B m 11 FORTY-FORT iiDutch , iiHans Varsity Football t2. 3M Varsity Basketball 0, 2, 3i; Class BlskctanI 0. 2i; Class Football at; Mining En- gineering Society; Luzorno County Club. Wlihe unfortunate 1n;111. ' Started :15 :L Chem- ist hut enmhl 111 it get Swamp to take the right view at. life. So changed to Mining. 111 the il'llCiiv house, he and ilnmey sn strung'iy resembled the Kntzettjummer kids that they were named after them. Gm hold up his end anywhere, even at the table. '.lir:u'els around the campus with tmn- sers rolled half way to his knees, hzmds in his pockets, and all the time yelling at smnenne. Iintet'tuius the whnie truck house when he Silll'lS on his nmsieul lzmgh, iinth, yzth, yzth. Plays his violin 1111 ilnttt'S Hi the day and night but studies :1 little hetween times. MMM HIRAM FREY HERSHEY, A z EAST PETERSBURG uPickle Assistant Business Manager ronn State Farmer GD; Agricultural Society; Lancaster County Club. Another Hi the iiIInrse, Cow, Sheep, Hog, lien, iellnws fmm Agricultural Hill. Has been eztlleil ,Piekle, no tittllbi, from his frequent calls on Miss i'ihmhyf, llzts hlnml eunlling eomhuts in IlH-nfessnr Rimk's mom. nightly, in which the furniture is SOIHCIiIllCS iliszti'l'ungeil. Discovered the way of his ambition tnwzu'tl the eml of his Freshman year and ehzmgeti tn llurtienlture. the ideal nf his heart. Watt :1 het. hut froze his ears, nne feurhiliy enhl night: in :1 walk tn .Lemnnt. Dues nut pretend to fnmr sneiety, hut has an znnv hitimt tor the simple life. A mighty congenial 11ml mhinhle fellnw zit :lii times. 105 1131 ALLEN EDGAR HIBSCHMAN FREMONT Julia , Hibsch Electrical Engineering Society; Eloctrowhemicnl Society; Schuylkill County 1111111. 11115 1111111 :151111'111111115 111111 11c1111c 11115 decided to 11011111111 1111 11111.1'111111111111151. The Dean 111 111C 8111111111 111 N111111'111 511111111115 1111111 11 great 1111111 111 1111c1'c51 111 1111151'11 111111 111111 111111 111110111 111111011 11111111101111115. 1y grunt 111111111 11110 111111 11111111111; 11111111y 110 11:15 5111'1111111111c11 1111 0115131105 111110011 111 1115 1111111111117. 1110111051 11111111111111 15 111 Show 8111111111 111111 111cm 111'c 111111115 111 11115 111111111 111110 01111 11c1t11111c 11101111515. 15 11111111111: 1111c progress 111 11115 1111'1-11111111. One 111 11111' 11111111115 producers of HKismet, 111111 1111111ys 11115 it ready. Well known in 11111111115, 111111 1111c 1111 Doctor 5111111131 111111111111 11111115, 1111' 11c 15 :1 11111111115 'Rc111111111'1111. Producer of 1111i1'-1'1115111g 01'111111'y 111 111C 1111111111 variety. 11111111111! REGINALD EUGENE C. HICKMAN STEELTON Spielie Choir 11, 2, 81; Band 11, 2. 31; Mining Engineering Society; Harrisburg Club. Spiclic is, 111 general, 11 11111111 511111c11t 11111 15 especially c11111n1c111111111c 1111' 1115 1110111 111 French 111111 111'111111111111111'5. 15 very 1111111511'10115 111 Chem- istry 111111 W115 111111 once 10 Ugo get 51x 11112011. C1111 c111 six pieces 111 11111111111111 111C 1111' 1111551111, 111111 1111135 1111 good 111111155 111 0111. 8111111105 incessantly, 11111 11111 :111v11ys 1115 111111 11111111111. 15 11 1:111:11 C1111'1- 111111515511 great 111111 the 11111115 111 1111: 11111111 11111111- 1111,r 1'c1115011 111 511111c when he 11111yc11 Orpheus. 11c 1111111111 116 11 111111101 1111111111 11 111: 1111117 111111 11 little more nerve. 1111111y C1115.H HERBERT HANNIBAL HILLEGASS PENNSBURG Chiot' LA VIE Photographer; Electrical Engineering Society; Electro-chemicnl Society; Camera Club; Perkiomun Club. fls :11! that his nzune indieutewaunl then some. Cmtscientions, hlnnt of speech. spirited in tem- pet'nment, together with :111 the Ol'hCl' representa- tive ehnmeterisitit's of ttthe mzm 0f the Stettl.n :It would he indeed quite hazardous to vouch for his future. intentinns, but present conditions point tnwztl'tl :1 IIIG. in Peeneyotugy. W'm'ketl hard tn get pictures for LA VJIC. After his meal debut at the enttztge the Sophs considered him as a fzu'orzthle pt'npnsititm for the glee club. Ichabod might have presented him with :m A in spouts could he have heard him espouse the principles of ltryzmism. MMM JOHN STILES HIPPLE CONSHOHOCKEN Hip , Sleepy , Styles , Scipio Borzoltus Chemischo Gescllsclmft; Montgomery County Club. Wishes that he had never come tn State, and says that time is too precious to be wasted in the vain pursuit of knowledge. 11:15 an idea that he is quite handsome. Found himself hold- ing' a girl by one hand and :1 policeman hy the other at, Wilkes-Burrc. ls fmtd of sitting in the Lab. and sleeping, and mnrmuring, whaUs dn- ing' around here ? qul :1 10ml argument with Doc Smith :thnnt throwing sponges through the hood windows. The worst event in :1 Checkered career happened when Swamp, throwing dis- cretion tn the wind, said, hI wish you cmthl get awake some morning and stay awake. 1111 f. day. L- 'L. WU - 107 CHARLES LEONARD HIRSHMAN NEW YORK, N. Y. Her? Varsity Football t1, 2. 3M Varsity Baseball t1, 2, 3i; Truck Team t1, 2i; Class Football t1, 2i; Class Wrestler tm; Captain Varsity Basobnll GD; Junior Banquet Speaker. The other partner of thc lirm, Vorhis 11ml Hirshmzm, the New York lads with tho gmnls. UctT's mrc hnc plunging has brought him fume in three years of ,vursity football. His playing around the initial sack has also been the real thing. A real live strong man, and woe to thc mun who mixes it: up with llcff. Likes :mtm mobiles, especially those in XViHizunsport', us shuwn hy his 11mg chase after one at the Freshman 15:111- quct. The Auto won out, and 11ch was much disgusted. Known in NOD thwk us Il'loishnmn. Hlil'uint ynusc hnitl of Larry Vtyirhccs and 1 left il'nishmun? Nnthink to it but that pair, soc ? MMJ! GEORGE ALBERT HOY WADDLE Spider Electrical Enginoming Society; Camera. Club. Center County Club. Ship uhnyl t'ricd J'mlmn in accents swcct and wihl.:mr1 Hwy was shipped from tVzuhllcs, IXUQ. timnc by mail. Ilium small for express of freight. Is said tn he the shortest Circuit in the lClcctriczll cnursc. W315 rmr most feared the in the Fresh- mzm scrap am! most hchn'ml cmnrmlc in thc Suphumm'c your. Stands three feet twn inches nr twn foot three inches with his hunts on anti wcighs scvmitysix pmmds t ltnpcr weighty 'l Ins :1 very sad hmk. duo, pmhuhly tn rczuling' romantic nrwcls or Sunday supplements. Ducsn't smnkc. chew. swear, m' curry matches and never says :1 17-9 ,3 word unless asked :1 questinn. m 108 GUY w. JACOBS C ENTER HALL j tJake Mechanical Engineering Society; Center County Club. A Mechanical of great reputation. Louis around the eluh mum when not writing letters. The l,iig'gest fusser in his section. Seeks variety and never takes the same girl out twice. Waits fur the boat and hack for any new ones that come 10 1mm. A fair student. in everything lmt Dyna- mos. Canlt fathom the cause of the flowing flux. Adams says he is sure to think. Chief emnrzule of h'l'eComiiek. Has gone on many gunning and fishing expeditions, and has always produced the gameeso they say. Wipes engines and gets his hands dirty without a mur- mur. His chief expression is, H.001: at that little dream in pink. Mal'd! PAUL BURKE JACOBS YORK Jake , Plumbite , HSampson Borzelins Chemisclm Gesallsclmft; York County Club. AH angel faced cherub whose name is com- monly assoeiated with Satan lVlessersmith as a product of York. ls fund of posing and looking like the llDevil. Has his headydress arranged in the approved llottentot style. Publicly told Logo that he was the originator of the fudg- ing system in the Chemisfs section. 15 mak- ing a strong study of toxicology. Claims that he will hecmne a puison shark, but that Hthe Lord will take care of his own. :l'l'as Dr. Keith hypnn- llZCtl into believing that he has some knowledge of Organic. Wears sex of indescribable hues and t 7hnatni'ally takes great pride in displayingr them. IV- :6th fail 109 RALPH MERRILL JAMESON MONTROSE iiJimmie Susquahnmm County Club. Farmer by pi'ufcssinn, nmthcmuticizm by um- bition, student in cmbi'yn. His pious disposition somewhat slightly iiimliliml since his sojourn :miong'st us. Probably due to frequently recur- ring rc-cxums and luck of opportunity of keep- ing up Indy propensities. A quiet, original, willy, cute little boy. One Of our nmthcmziticzll microbes zmd Charter member of :1 fictitious organization known :15 the muthcnmticzll Society. Says, Vlill bc Gol-dinguV when sorely tempted and iiJim- miny Christina? when giving away before, :1 strong burst of emotion or sur- prise. Otherwise a mzm of few words. XVzls only kept from his fond ambi- tion to become :1 captain in tho Il'clfs army by his small size. M :34 M FREDERICK HIRSH JOHNSON, E. X CLEARFIELD Pete College Football 60; Varsity Football 60; Class Footbnll 0. 2i; Glee Club i2. 3i: Quartetto GM Chair 0., 2. 3i; leraonians GD; Thospians GD; Civil Engineering Society. This husky looking youth answers to the name of Frederick Hirsh, but he is better known as Polo. Noted for his graceful gait and broad smile. qul i'nthcr smonth sailing during his Freshman year but fell down during the second. Therds :1 rcnsonhn girl appeared on his horizon and Pete could do nothing but dream. is taking Sanitary. iiing'inccring with fUUliKlii us 21 side issue, and will get an A in bnlh. A distinguished member of the Glee Club and the College Choir. A good W's fellow and liked by cvcrynnc. 110 $7 Kirw- $784 v ABRAHAM HOWARD JONES y, COATESVILLE ' Windy Class Football OM College Football Team 0, 2t; Assistant Football Manager GD; Civil Engineering Society; Chester County Club. A stout, stocky 121d from anttesville. Roomed with W hnley Thornhill in his 17 reshmzm year and hence had lots of experience with mugh-house. Could never study Chemistry and Analytics when 'ththth friends were around. J-Ias since moved to the more peaceful haunts 01 McAllister Hall. Played halfback on our winning Freshman team, and also played hard on the Scrubs. Is one Of Andy Borland's helpers in 0111' 11101711 uplift. 11118 all kinds of college and class spirit. Wins one of the promoters in the fmnous State College Ice Carnival and Skating Regatta, but is not held responsible for that. MMM ANTOINETTE BEDDOW JONES MINERSVILLE Joe , Jonesy Jmluced to return to State after an absence of several years, because of the discovery of :1 class of such widespread fume and tx'nmlerful merit. ?Hense do nut say anything :thuut my. r WW, . . , . ' . . mt ,, ln'Ilhuncy 1n physxes. .I do nut wzmt Mr. lxhne ; '1 IA: to notice it for I might get another special ex- perimenty A very happy maiden, whose temper nothing hut :1 helnw grade enuhl ruch. The most sociable of entertainers. fwr all day long- and even late :11 night the sounds nl' merry laughter can he heard emning from her mom and echoing down the Corridors of the thinl Hour. lll 1': x $ 6x70 .1 g Whig .. V1. :9 PERCY WILKINSON JONES LEE? xE READING ti upoic Electrical Engineering Society; Reading Club. llezu' :1 lnml noise, about face, and 100k at Jones. Used to be meek and quiet but llAch, v:1t :1 chzmgch. Speaks two languages: English, lirench. tiei'mnu, Slang, :1ml NMash-yOLu'-t mger- language. liutel'ed Sl 1cicty by participating in :1 molasscs-fccd given by the Sophonmrcs. Learned to carry matches, spit through his teeth, read beer signs, 21ml believe in fairies in one year. Always wants to argue. The longer the argument the louder the noise. 15 cast out of his room twice :1 week by Judy and 11:15 neclxutoughening exercises daily. Murph, his wife, 5:in he would make :1 fine bcll-hnp. Mala! STANLEY JAMES KANN PITTSBURG Mining Engineering Society; Pittaburg Club. .lTe was :1 stranger and we took him in. Left Carnegie Tech. because he thought it was :1 cinch, 11ml sought an institution better suited to his caw pucities. Ability in swinging the bluff magnifi- cent 11:15 enabled him to acquire more credits per Square inch of bmiu surface, 111:111 2111 ordinary stude would dream of. The uncnuquemblc Chemistry did not dauut him. After leaving the battalion he joined Suydcrls :loughbnll battery. Some tlz1y he will be an authority on blzlst fur- naces if 11c can keep his miml fi'nm wandering- to Pittsburg. T WHAd w WAYNE OBURN KANTNER 63km ALTOONA Qowy uMother Debuting Society; Blair County Club; Choir 0, 2, 3L Better knnwn HS Miss Kantncr, thc cu-cd. :ls .'l horn poet :11111 debates very much on the ques- tion, HShould women wear corsets? Furnished thc honicaccunnniics department with aluminum cooking utensils and with :1 m-cd. Occasionally delivers lectures tn the co-cds 011 the subject. HAhiminum ware in the modern kitchen. 11:15 taken every course in College and expects to take II. 1C. in Senior year. A lady :nnong men. 11:15 :1 girl in every town in which he canvassed aluminum ware. Brought his wife, for he is married now, to take H. E. and moved from the village to McAllistcr 111 be near the 'Lzulics' Cnttngc. XVill finally enter the Ministry. :w av.w CHARLES RUSSEL KEITH ALTOONA Forestry Society; Blair County Club. After two 01' three y 11119 of :1 traveling c1111- C:1tinn during which time he visited XV. ah I. :11111 Boston 'licchq Keith thought he had about enough of, :1 College education. Professor Baker, however. convinced him that it WIIS his duty to study lW'n'cstry. Acmrdingly he entered State :15 :1 Jtinim'. .Is :1 very quiet unnssmning' fellow, gen- u'nlly found with Sam PUHOCk. Sum 50011 dis- mx'ci'ml his partner's business ability and cncmir- aged him nhmg that line by taking him in :15 :11: assistant in the Thespizm Management. Keith's main diversion is therefore hunting 11p :uh'crtisc- wt, ments and writing letters hctwccn times. 113 GEORGE WILLIAM KERR CARLISLE Grind Mechanical Engineering Society. President of thc GR1NDS, CLUB. chcr so happy :15 when he C1111 pick up the threads of 21 111111kc1'1s 1111111011 discourse 211111 show Off his 21111217.- i11g' 1111011'0111gc. Cried 1m111011-11cz1l'tc111y over his tirst below grade from Gravy, whom he now rc- g'zmls :15 :1 hnrrihlc 1111111stcr. Lee Adams has now joined Gruvy's class Since he gave George 2111 awful jolt with :1 below 111 1 1y1111111os. Is 21 born 11mg hunter. Likes this place so very much that he joined Jukc 1x'1'11111ril1cis Safety Pnzor Grass Cutting szg 011 the front CtlltlptlS 1:151 S11111111cr. A woman hater of the first class, but then 11Vtht's the use when the grapes 111mg high ?'1 MJA'JA' FRANK KING, 1b A 1-1 REYNOLDSVILLE Mining Engineering Society. The 11mm 111' 111:111y stormy times 11111111111 the College. 11:15 tried every course. 11111111311 herc, 1101110 1Ccm1u1111cs excluded. :11111 1111;111y settled down to become :1 Minor. Says 11c c1111 succeed in ht1111i11ghcttcr than 111 211111 uthcr 0111130. 1111011 Mechanical for two years but cm111111't stand the pace. 11:13 spent :1 small 1111111110 1111' 11111111 tick- ets, but is now 111 14111111 standing. 111111 111111111 troubles with the 11011. 0111111 1101'131' agree with the Captain :1111111t chapel :1ttc1111:111cc :11111 1111:1111' won out. A very quiet 10.111111? whn appears 111 he in love. 11:15 that wistful 1111111 after the 1111111 comes in. He 111:1y get UVCI' that, hnwcvcr. J 114 EARNEST KITCHEN, m E PHILADELPHIA eKitty Civil Engineering Society; Philadelphia Club. One of the most noted German sharks 0f the Class but otherwise :1 good student. Inclined to he boisterous and :1 leader in rough-house. Is really very gentle, especially in the presence of the fair sex. Authority states that anyone wear- ing skirts ezm humlle him without trouble. Hails from Philzulelphin 11ml isewell he emft help it. Takes business trips to Scranton at every oppor- tunity. Says, however, that the fair sex has no attraction for him. C2111 tell you all about the Electrical Delxlrtment and has his own ideas about how it ought to he run. ttN-n-n-n-n s-s-ier.U MMM HOWARD LESLIE KRINER CHAMBERSBURG Less Civil Engineering Society; Franklin County Club. A 1909 man one year lute. W315 21 model young man when he came here hut now says tifudgef dam? and uO slush. ls always smil- ing and hiding behind :1 strong pipe. Ils greatly given to .the progress of Science and 'lidueation. Shows this by n prolonged study of lilteneh and liberal mntrilmtinns t0 the Library fund. Never lmys two green tickets for the same offence. Ree sponsible for the nervous temperament of his old rurmi-nmte, Tommy Il'nug'h. Rammed around in his sleep and disturbed Tom's slumber. is the only mzm at State who czm smoke 11 pipe. and 7 smile at the same time. Q n 1.,- .5. hkv t 74 x 115 CHARLES WILLIAM KUNKLE, K 2 CS JOHNSTOWN 'tKunktt Class Baseball 121; Choir m; own Engineering Society; Johnstown Club. Klink hogan his Cullege life in nhl Main in 111 nnpzmy with Quince Jones. The studious h:1hits acquired :11 th:1ttime have not left him fur he has heeome somewhat, of :1 shark. iTe shines pur- tieulurly well when with his friend, Misty huge: W115 :1 model i'nmner :1t lx'eimetlyis fur nne year. In the Hood city he is considered smnewhnt of :L lmlies' numehut here, never t ?i. Never makes much noise but he's :1 Civil just the same. .liii'equentiy seen taking 11mg walks and dreaming of the future or of Johns- town. A great singer :11111 :1 hasehall shark. .m J: :1! WILLIAM ROSCOE LAMS KINGSTON ttDoctor't Varsity Debuting Team mt: Class Debating Tonm m; Debating Society; Class Vice Pros. m; Borzulius Chomische Gesellseluft: Student Board m. One of the most distinguished men mi 0111' elnss. Prominent :18 statesman. nmtm', :md phi- losopher. He has made the mi'ridm's of the de- buting: ehib ring with the snumi 111'hisperm:1sive-, stirring Vuiee, ever since his arrival :11 Munnt Nit- t:my. Achieved fume :15 :1n Ht'leUI' when he pu- thetienliy disermrsetl over the mthn 0f 10H. Hus astounded many by his conviction that there is no love in the world. Frequent visitatinns to Center Hall on his purl make us believe that he will soon change that belief. 11:13 taught :1 couple of prep subjects with the result th.'1t the degree 0f Doctor 1138 been given him. Always :1 diligent student, yet with time for :1hnnst anything: 11nd :myhmly. 116 WINFRED REINER LANDES h K COLLEGEVILLE 67: E8 Wink x Burzulius Chumischc Guscllschut't; Montgomery County Club. Mwuys pondering m'cr :il'linilics, lmth ChCHli- ml and mul'tzll. ch'utcs must of his time In linckiml :mlmnnliilcs. Says, 9i ilml'l want :my. when he always duos. Susceptible tn unearthly Iicxulzlchcs when critical crises are :11 lmnd. Mixed up in :i tlunlilc affair in his mm town, besides bc- ing' nn writing lm'ms with such pcnplc 11$ Mur- jnric and Helen. W115 referred in us :1 unice ynung man by :1 lqu young L'uly. linx'nritc pastime besides wuning is Studying m' reading the 'lizulics' 7! lomc jnm'nnl. Luvcs music, lml cannot give genuine cxprossiun In his cmntion. Gives :m improssinn, hmxicvcr, by :1 izmnms whistle nf his. chcr anything but truly sincere in :11! his work. MMM LOUISE M. LARRABEE BLOOMSBURG Athenian Club; Girls' Dramatic Club; Euthenics Club; Columbia County Club. W113 :1 student at the ii'mnzm's Uullcgc zit Hul- limurc until she heard Hf llumc limnmnics at State. She cnlcml :18 :1 Suphmnm'c and is now :1 diligent; student, luyzil 10 1910 and to Home limunmics. Likes Clicmistry ton, zmtl is $0 inter- ested in Curlmn L'mnpuumls and likes the teacher Sll well that she might even change to Clwniistry. is :1 strong member of tlic now Literary S1 wicly. :Hcr grculcst delight is in linking cakes. making SEIi'HlS. and sewing. A sample, cnm'inccs mic that $.12 she is an export Kittiax HARRY ANDREW LEIDICH, tn 3 K TREMONT College Baseball t1, 2M Class Baseball ml; Junior Assembly Committee; Captain Glass Baseball ml; Milling Engineering Society. Always recognized by his lung black hair and his sonnmus voice. Strung mi suuer-krzlut uml fl'lCtl potatoes. Alll'llys happy unless he thinks :1 quizz. .linvm'ite stmlyeApplied. Has the strength 0f :1 Smnpsnn, lllltl has often been known tn have lifted three men :it once. Never known in smoke and hopes he never will hereafter. Often walks tn llnlil Top to see the sun rise. As an athlete he excels in the broad spit contest. Gee XVhizl, zmd ltDzu'n are his strongest exe pletives. Intends to dig coal some day if he passes Chemistry. He will not likely he Swampeil. Very fond Of flashy necluvm'e :uul 10ml socks. Very dC- terminutive. liOh, nothing like that? M M 34' EDWARD CRAIG LLOYD, lb P A EDGEWOOD uEdn Associate Editor LA VIE Board; Cadet First Lieutenant GD; Junior Banquet Speaker; Mining Engineering Society; Pittsburg Club. A lzul of rare fettle. Fond 0f bruking hats. Declares that beams contain phosphorous. is proud of Smith College. Iii'equently quotes Dean Jhmt. One Of the best studes who ever took Railroads, IlCCt'llTllIlg' to Mistyeliil thinks so too. Claims that he could teach it better than some people he knows. Likes to cull 011 girls in the village and use another fellow's name. Is an athlete from the word go, and made his B. S. in the first year. The only fzmlt he ever found with State was that somebody told him he looked like lllontly Dilworth. 118 ya KVJJ Whig; KARL BAPTIST LOHMANN,1D T A 0 E aw: WILKES- BARRE hPops , Karl , Farmer Debating Society; Collegian Board t1, 2, 31; Penn State Farmer Board 02, Si; Associate Editor LA VIE Board; Class Historian Natural History Club; Press Club'; Forestry Society; Agricultural Society; Wilkou-Barm Club. Once thought seriously 0f, the ministry but de- cided 011 Agriculture at State. Hus 112111 two weeks of :1ct11:11 farm experienccw-fussing- farm IllilithHS in il'lir:1111is precinct. An expert in 111:11'sh:1lli11gr Agricultural Shows and Banquets. Says eyes talk better than words somethnes. Ex- claims on 111011111ig'ht nights. ttYe quls, what :1 fine time for 111x1i11g'! --:111d plans every vacation for the Hlight 0f the moon. Hlas 011cc quite :111 authority on 111z1i11ens of every clime but is now loyal to A111erie:1 only. linjuys very much looking into street car win- dows. Has traveled extensively 111111 e:111 entertain by the hour with stories from every tongue. Once looked into the crater of Vesuvius and still spouts sulphur occasionally. MMM WILLIAM PENN LOOMIS, 09 E HALIFAX Bill , Pop , Crabie Eiootricul Engineering Society; Harrisburg Club. Comes 111 115 from the 111et1'0polis of Halifax. ,I'reppetl :1t Harrisburg Academy, and then re- turned to his home town where he i111medi:1tely became President Of the Fire Company and Chief 0f. Police; Distinguished himself :15 :1 fireman by rescuing :1 11'0111z1n with :1 hnhe in her arms from the twentieth story of :1 burning hh1cks111ith shop. 11:13 no equal :18 :1 speakerein Halifax. Entered State on account of :1 lack of: business in the fire depurtlnent and made :1 hit in Machine Design. Ranks 1111101153; iliricek best Junior ilileetricals and 11:18 never caught :1 Hunk. 119 HAROLD CREE LORENZ, Kb A 09 ROARING SPRINGS ttShorty Berzeliun Chemischo Gescllsclmft; Blair County Club. Nutetl :15 the pretttiest ht 1y in the Lihe111ist sec- tion. Jieiiex'es mine in sleeping th:111 11'111'ki11g1. Hail :1 hot :11'g11111ent wlh john Henry and ear- 1'ie11 Ilireshmun, Snphnnmre, 211111 Junim' spouts at the s:1111e time. Is celebrated :15 the Chemist who always 11:15 spider wehs 1111 his h11rettes. Drnppetl 111T :11 S1111h111'y 1111 his way hack from Wilkes-Jizm'e :11111 :1tter11':11'1ls seemed sleepier th:111 1151131. ,15 very fond 11f relating tn his :111- 111iri11g' seeti1111-111:1tes the story til the grmvth 11f Roaring Springs from :1 11:1111- let to :1 Village. 'Ii:1kes his greatest pleasure in shnwing Gravy: Wnrk t effort 0. M J! J! PAUL LYON BURGETTSTOWN HP!!! l4Grinny,Y Mining Engineering Society; Washington County Club. Jiurgettstuwn is guilty 11 homing 151111. ,l'reppetl at State, with Cy Smith. tVns 111:111ie11 twice 11:1in and three times 1111 Sunday by his gentle wife. Mmle :1 hit with the Snphninm'es hut the Snphnlmires 111:1th some in return. linu tered :1 .lihihuleiphi:1 HlUiiCZli 5171111111 :1t the he- ginning oi the Stiplnunure year but stayed unly :1 week and e:1111e hack tn State. Asks 111111'e ques- titms i11 :1111i1111te th:111 :1 white111:111 e:111 :111swe1' 111 :111 hour. it'iehled the puddle with 111:11iked :1hility when :1 Suph. and made :1 hit in the show :15 lehm- hmi. Says he wnn't he :1 hnchelm' even it he has to :15k his girl tn 111:11'1'y him. 1: 1e 120 EDWARD H. McCLEARY, B111 11 ALLENPORT 1131111 Varsity Baseball 11, 2. 31; Varsity Football 11, 2, 31; Football Captain GD; Class Football 0. 21; Captain Class Football 1D; Mining Engineering Society; Wushingtun County Club. 1111: 11111111115 111111 McClcury. Rugged 111111 hourly, with 1111- s11111 111 11 1111111 in th11t g'11111i11t111' frame 111 his. 3111110. 1V111'sity 111111111111 111111 111150 111111 with 011.90 in his 191'cs111111111 31111111, 111111 11118 sh11w11 1'1's111c1111011t1y ever since. 1111131111 in 11111111 luck this your, 111-1111111154 11 1111111111311 shoulder in the middle 111 the s1'11s1111 111111 kept him out 111 the game the rest 111' the 31-111. A11 All-Amcriczm 111111 11111111 next 311-1111 if his hicky star will appear 111 the sky. 1111s 111111 practical experience in his 111111s011 profession, Mining, 111111 is 11 14111111 st1111c. 1s supposed t11 11c :1 11111111111 1111tc1', 11111 Mac thinks 11111.? i11g'1y smnctimcs 111 11 11111111111 in thc S11111ky City. .3! 121' 31' CLARENCE EDWARD MCCORMICK STATE COLLEGE Mac , Doctor Agricultural Society; Cantor County Club. 01111: 11 State 11111101411 u'11111'11 1111111111111 hut in the 111111111111 progress 111 11111111111 cvcnts 1111s 110vc1- 11111111 i11t1111 111111 1511111101. When HICi 1111 Schbnc grates 1111 your 0111's expect t11 soc K1111: Close by. Mukcs :15 much noise. 11s the t1111'11 electric 11111111. Chief i11vc11t111' 111111 11111111111011 111' 1111111111 11111111 squirts, whi1'h were invented 111st, 811111111131 8111111111. Delights i11 1-111s1'111111111111111111 s11111y111 Z1111111g'y 111111 Shouts. 1111 gives special st1111y 111s11 111 the 1111s- sihlc 1111111sp111't11ti1111 111' germs 111'1'11ss thc sc11. Dis; 1111111111 his ability 11s 1111 11thlctc when 1111110 111111 111:11s1-11 t11 111111 thusc 1111111ms 1111111111011 y111'11 sprints. 11111111111 1111 111111111 sums 1111 the sit1111ti1111 11s 11c 10.41117 1111111111 s11y. 159 1- BALA-s HERD WILLIAM LYON McCOY DANVILLE ttBill , Mack Assistant Varsity Football Manager 131; Debating Society :1, 21; Choir t1, 2, 31; Pharaoninns 631; Press Club; BocondD hating Team t21; Mining Engineering Society. Upholds the mighty power of the Press in State College. 15 :1 perpetual candidate for office, almost rivnlling the silver-tongued one from Ne- braska. Succeeded at last in landing one, and became an assistant football manager, at which job he certainly did work. Is of :1 husky build, and possesses :1 beautiful bass voice. Received an 15 in Tommy Anthonys snare drum prac- ticum, and his musical m'hit has since been limited to the choir. After :1 certain experience he had at the Ladies, Cottage we think Bill is almost immune from the astringent juice 111 the Lemon. 1: u .3! JOHN MILTON MCKEE, A Z NEW BETHLEHEM Muckle , Mac Clans Wrestler UB1; Sophomore Stunt Committee; 011151: Baseball t21: Cadet First; Lieutenant an Adjutant; Assistant Manager LA VIE Board; Assistant Football Manager t31; Football Manager Elect; Student Council t81; Preaidunt of Wrestling Club; Agricultural Society; Clarion County Club. One 01' those 1'e:111y good funnel's who never sows any wild oats. Wears :1 115111111711 1111111 smile 2111 the while. Quite :1 fusser :1t times--:1tteste:1 to by the fact that he once sent :1 State pin and two pennants t0 :1 fairy within two weeks. Once made :1 special run tn New Ix'ensing't'onwashe sent the Leztp-yczlr proposal t?1.111's verdiet--uShe sure is some pumpkins? Guardian angel of the Gym.-h:18 :111 the town kids scared :uv:1y. Will not say how he got :11! his drug with the Hep. 117011 out in the election for 15notb:111 Manager 101' 1909-1910. A genial good fellowejust hear him laugh. 122 SAMUEL JONES McNARY BURGETTSTOWN Irish , Mick , Mickey , Mac Varsity Debuting Team GD; Class Debating Team t1. 2M Junior Bun- quot Speaker; Cadet Second Lieutenant GD: College Wrestling Team tm; Debating Society; Camera Club; Wrestling Club; Electri- cal Engineering Society; Washington County Club. A blue blooded 1rislnnan. Always on hand and seldom known to he mad. The biggest shark in the Electrical section but doesxft know what study is. Hot airingT is one of his strong cards. Helped heat the auditorium in both the Fresh- man and Sophomore intcr-elass debates. Appeared with a girl toward the end of his Freshman year, but that was all, for he thinks that one is plenty. Wrorked until three A. M. to put the lion on Old Main and went to Sleep holding Dutch Matternk ladder on the roof of the Armory. Felt duty callingr and assumed the respmisihilty of second lieutenant. Was seen late one evening shipping livestock to the tifth Hour of Main. Maw NEWTON ALLAN MACKINTOSH OIL CITY thac3l Civil Engineering Society; Oil City Club. A very quiet, sober sort of a fellow. Has dark hair and blue. eyes. According: to his varied accounts, has had some times'i with the opposite sex. Was in society when a Sophomore but it is all over now, and he spends his time in MeAllister. Likes to take walks and breathe the fresh air, but was never known to run 01' he in a hurry. Hap- pened one time to go to a game at tVilliamspm-t and has been snrry since that he didn't go Oftener Is always kinking forward to a good time during; f1? vacations at Oil City. ,r h ?QA 7x3 0 123 27-; h Lt gm; NORMAN DELAPLAINE MADDOCK MEDUX Class Track Tcnm tin; Class Relay ta; Civil Engineering Society; Philadelphia Club. A, shy, retiringr Ind with a soft, pleasing voice. Sumcwhztt of an athlete 011 the Q. T., judging from the dumb hells, clubs, and other parapher- nzlliu lying around in his room. 15 :1 runner of the slow but sure class, taking second in the cross country run lust Winter. Some day he may he :1 Marathon runner. Keeps hcrmit's quarters in one of the Sky parlors 0f McAllistcr, :md grinds his head off when he is not gazing thoughtfully into space and having pipe dreams, minus the pipe. 18 absent minded and easily irritated. Caught his tii'st think in 'I licnt', being one of the 57. tM aI.M ALVERNA MARTIN STATE COLLEGE Peggy Debuting Society; Vice ?msident Y. W. C. A.; Natural History Club; ' Girlst Dramatic Club; Canter County Club. The hcml itchutcr and chief spnutcx' of the dc- hzlting' club. This year with her very heavy Sched- ulc she may lizuic away like the tiCW on the tlmvcr. Ilcr schedule: linglish. fnnr hmn's; huskcthull practicum, two hours; culling practicum, tmi hours for the nights :1 week; walks, txm hnurs :L week: :lllti curries dancing as an extra. In spite Hi this; heavy schedule she still timls time In tln SUIHC wurk fur nthcrs :15 well :15 for herself. Knuwn and revered by I010 fur her bountiful lmmlimn'kwtthc CIZISS Iilngg-thc most hczmtit'ut 0110 ever made. liirthdzly rcpurtcd to he lt'chi'uzlry 14th. because of the prevalence. nf hearts in her horusmpc. JOSEPH LELAND MARTIN, 111 11 A TIDIOUTE 31 HLeeII' tlJoell, ltMartH Band 0. 21: Orchestra 1U; Chairman Freshman Banquet Committee; Student Board 121: Mechanical Engineering Society; Warren County Club. 01111 111' 11111' 11111111 111;: 111011 111 1111135 111111115 111111 1111 1111111115. Jay Smith's right 11111111 1111111 111111111511- 11111 11111' 111111111111 111111 1111110 1112111 5111101951111 15111511- 1111111 yczu'. Cheer 11111111 111 111C 1111ys when 11111111115 1'111111IC11. A 1111111 111111111141 111011 111111 1111c 5111111111 111155011 111 Cullcg'c activity. 111111111 19113111111111 111101111511'1' 11 11111111111111 11111111y 211111 specialized in .11'54'11111011111111111. Never 1'1111111 sec 1111 11111'1111111141: 111 811111111131 111911111115 111111 consequently 1311111011 nothing 1111111 1115 11111111111154. Wc 1111 1111511 Mart success in 1115 11118111CSS 1111:, 11111 111111' 11111. wish 111- were here with 118 1111111 1111111 1113 uva, 10111111'5, 1111155 31111111110, T1111, '11111'1'11 .1! M .3! JOHN FREDERICK MATTERN WASHINGTON, D. C. Fritz , Dutch , Unser Associate Editor LA VIE Board; Collegian Board 12, ID; Cadet First Lieutenant 131: Class Tmnsurer 131; Frushman Banquet Cmmnittco; Sophomore Smut Commiucc: Mechanical Engineering Society. 0111' 111110 1111111111111 11111111 1111111 11 11s11'11'11. 011cc 1:11111111'11111111111111111111111 with 1111 1110541115 111 the vicinity, 11111 1111'111'11 111111 11 grind 111111 11111 1110111 11111. Is11151111111111111111'111111'11111;r 111111115 111111 111111111 111111011 111111 11 541111111 1111111 -111. Is 1111 11111111111 11111110131 111111 111111 1011 s11111c 11111.- 111105 111- 5111111111111 1111111 1111 1111- 11111111111111. 0110 111 11111 11111111115 11111513 111111 11111110 1110 1'111'111111 11111 1110 $111111. 3111111 . .11511 11111 5111111- 51111115 111 1111: 5111111 115 11115012 W115 111111 111. 11111 11111111111115 111 111C 1111:1111-11013'11154 1'1111- 111' 111115 Schroeder 1111 11111 1111111111 1111111' 111' M11111. 1111111115 1111 1111111 11111111115 111' 1111- Mechanical 1111111151: 11115 1111111 caught 1111110 111111111 141111105, 111111 111111 111C 11111110 gmul 1111111 will got through 11111111111 11 11111111. 125 EARLE WALTON MECKLEY LITTLESTOWN itMeckif, leprepil Civil Engineering Society. HJepers Ixir:tut e'lihis is Prep-0ne 0f the original members of the Class, who went through the Prep lkpurtment in the year Of the strike. The loudest noise he ever made was on one Of the IIep's hngles. Is a very quiet, unassuming chap, but his modesty can suddenly desert him. Can go forth with 21 fierce glare in his eye and his jaw stuck out :unuzingly. Is :1 had actor when in such a mood, and becomes a source of irrita- tion to his ronm-mztte, Patton. Has an aftinity somewhere for he carries her picture next to his heart. Sheis a peach, too. Maybe thafs why he sings those dnleful hezu'trending melodies. M M M LOUIS FREDERICK MEISSNER, JR. GERMANIA ttDutch College Orchestra t1. 2, 3h Band C, 2, 3i; Cadet Second Lieutenant; Chairman Junior Assembly Committee; Electrical Engineering Society; Mananold Club. A happy, smiling Dutchman, always looking for fun. Is :1 very capable musician in both brass and string. Makes the violin talk at Heletfs sacred concerts, and loves to pass in review with his bigr bass horn. Hus become quite dignified since the spring of his Sophomore year by wear- hair cut. 'llekes Freehanil ing a h'Rnh! Rah! Drawing and loves History, for he studied it all summer just to keep in training. Visited the tailor MD on College Avenue quite often when :1 Sophomore, but has a very strong; attraction at a certain Normal School. HTee! hee! hee! what do you think of that? 126 ELVYN KAUFFMAN MENTZER, K 22 ALTOONA uWhity , uBud Civil Engineering Society; Blair County Club. One of those quiet. 1111:15511111i11g, sarcastic, fel- lows who mix intn :1 College life without 111:1ki11g the slightest cninnmtinn. Very modest :15 10 his abilities, his only honst being that he is an expert judge of feminine hczmty. Because Of his great fad for German. 21ml i11 onlcr to gain further lmmx'lulg'c 0f the subject, he repeated the work several times. Much of his valuable time is con- sumul in 11.:1lc111211i11gr his dividends from his P. R. R. stock, which 11:15 hccn 1:1kc11 out in tickets to l'Iill'l'lelll'g. Although his talent for music muses much despair, we all envy his rich voice. As :1 whole he is :1 54-11011 fcllmx' from his heml up. :w ar:w HERVIE CLARENCE MEREDITH BARNESBORO uMerryn Electrical Engineering Society; Johnstown Club. Arrival here :111 over industrious hwy. lle- C:1mc :1 major grind of the Musscr House and gathered :1 ripe handlull ml A's :13 :1 lii'cslnnnn. Started at the. same speed :15 :1 Sophomore hut 5mm fell :1 lmpclcss victim to thc wiles of :1 State Uillc-gc 1l:1111scl. The case became so strong that :111 01111101110111. followed in 'lichrunry 111 chst Vi1'-- giniu. Dismvcrcd he cnuliln't play lmth lhc grind 11ml thc dutiful l11isl1:1111l, :11111 :1CC111'11i11gly took his D in Jiinmnutics without. :1 111111'111111'. Put the incitlcnt 0n :1 practical lmsis in his Junior year by living up in the orchard with li:1ll1cr. More D's fnr Merry? 127 ROY BRODHEAD MEREDITH wk ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. I Merry Associate Editor LA VIE Board; Sophomore Banquet; Com- mittee; Cndut Second Lieutenant 3i; Junior Orator: Muchunical Engineering Society. Jimmy Lunsc's wiic and Dutch Muttcrn's right hzmtl mun. Shark in his studies, 01' rather classes. l'nr he doesn't study. tVns 'lligicy's star in t'ulcuhis, and was tuhl that he could cut fnm' times :1 week and still get an A. Received :1 he- lnw grade t'rmn .Ichuhmi on account: of that very unlzul'whlx'c cut the section tank, hut has never thmkcd anything yet. With Jimmy us his part- ner he plays El game of pinnchlc thnt czln nchum thr; Cullcgc. lx'nuws :mtnmohilcs from end tn 011d. Makes :1 hit with the wnmcn, hut isn't :1 hulics' mun. Ilchiul to cure Duster of his wish 10 run thc lnmmntix'c like :1 rent engineer. MMM CHAUNCEY PLYDE MESSERSMITH YORK Messer , ttChemically Pure Cadet Lieutenant t2, :0; Camera Club; Debating Society; LA VIE Photographer; Borzolius Clmmisclm Gnscllschuft; York County Club. ls :1 product of York society and is very fond of asserting that the little Dutch tmvn is the finest ever. Ilzts strung irlcns :thtmt political interests and argues fur the inn 0f talking. Is cclchrzttml :15 n t'mnnus th'zlg hunter, :mtl tries his hlztmhsh- moms mi every prof he meets. Appeared at the Stutc-Imlizm game :it tN'illx'cs-l'mrrc with the. 01in girl and claims that he never enjoyed himself SH well helium. Says thzlt fUHliiZlii is :1 good sport hut lillll, fussingr is far hotter. is :m huntn'ury mcmhci' of Charlie Churchillis family ?lllti in con- nectitm with 'lnkcs'y Jacobs I'nrms 1L mmpictc hot air plant. im; ...a 128 1L 1:1 1V1 A;:gqsk 3:11:77 7N JOHN WILLIAM MINSKER j W HARRISBURG Q kg, Hack , uJOhnnyn Mechanical Engineering Society; Harrisburg Club. 11:15 :1 54111111 1111:11'1 :11111 :1 genial dispusitium. L'sunlly :1 quiet 111111111, :1111111113411 110111119 111. 11111111- 11:11 1111111111415 have 1111171si11nzllly 1111111111 him 111 speech. In 5111111111his1ic1'111:11111x11iz1111i1111,hch:1s htcn 11:1111111'11 hy 17115 ch Herman. Always in 14111111 spirits cxccpt hcfurc :11111 :11101' cxum week. Iichcvm in 11111 11111111341 his studics interfere with his 11111111411- 1t1111rscw 411111111 11:15 hccnmc :111 :11'110111 5111110111 111 111C 8111111'11111' livening' POST. Ihre- schultischc :1111l 1.1111111141111150. Hus never been 011 pm- 1. 11110111111 indulges in :1 h:11i1m. Never known 111 1115c his 101111111. May 11011111111 111111 :1 grind. 121 121' 121' ROY HALL MOBLEY, 10 11! BEECH CREEK TOmbs Varsity Truck 12M Class Track 11, 21: Mechanical Engineering Suoiuty. .N 111'1111111'1 111 1110 1111111511 1.:1111111'1' :11 14111111 ilzu'cn. 154111111011 College 111111 111111; 11111 1111111111111 11111 1111:13'1111'111 1111111111- :1 11110111:111. 113181111110 :11'1ivc in truck Wurk 1111' his 11151 11111 years. :11111 will 11111111111 State's 1111111111 again this your. 1131.9 :1 pivtm'c 11f despair before 11111 111111-1111:11' exams. hut 111115 cheered 1111 somewhat when 1111 1:111 1110 NS. 111111115 11:15 :1 huhhy 1111' 11111111111110. His phannucy 111111111115 everything 1-1'111111':15111r11il 111 Lydia Pink- hzmi's 11111111111113. Tries :1 Pittshnrgr slugic 11111111 in :1 while hut he doesn't have the 11:1l1i1 yet. ls chronically 11111 1:151 man 111 appear :11 :111 meetings, 11215508, :11111 111cz1ls. 11131' Jnvc. 129 during his sojourn there. if WILLIAM ROBERT MOLLISON, B 9 1'1 th SCOTTDALE t Red Mechanical Engineering Society; Westmoreland County Club. A typical Scntehman, born in Ireland, and raised on enlqe smoke. A former member of '09. Entered our CiilSS at the beginning of Junior year. Noted for being- :1 grind, but :1 large portion of the notices from the Dczufs office often happen his way. XVhenever :1 cloud of smoke is seen approaching, Red is generally fnund to he peer- ing out from behind. Has a destructive turn of mind. Tried to hum down Main Building twice One Hi the residents of the tiCotop. Can be seen there zmy time of the day 01' nijrht with nothing particular to do. A hnppy-go- lucky fellow. MMM ARCHIE GRAHAM MONTGOMERY WILLOCK ttArch , ttJonah , Monty College Football t2, 3i; Class Footbnll U. 2i; Class Wrestler tm; Wrestling Club; Electrical Engineering Society; Pittsburg Club. A minister's smh-thzlt's suthcient. Rooms with Cy Smith-th.'1t's too much. Never studies enough to hurt himself. but always has a free Conscience. JS :1 wrestler and uses his art: at every oppm'tunity. Has the distinction of having the largest feet in College, and is proud of the fact, although they are not mules. Plays :1 good game nf football. Wax three years on the scrubs and twn on our class team. isn't what you might call :1 shark, but says he's going to graduate with 1910 if he has to stay here all summer zmd Chrisb mus mention. 130 M whem . Ar: HENRY MORGAN, JR. DORRANCETOWN nHeine , Pierpont Bmul t1. 2h Mechanical Engineering Society; Wyoming Seminary Club; Wilkus-Burro Club. Illonks like :1 little tVelshnum and his Innks don't, deceive you. Hails frmn :my 0111 111:1ee and likes to he mi the mtwe. Claims to have :1 great propensity for pulities. :Is :1 Socialist :11111 w:1nts 10 vote for Prnhihitinn. Always has great dith- enhy in getting enimgh :1i1' when mixed up in :1 scrap. Heine tried to persuade. 11s th:1t he w:1s going to the University of St. Louis but became homesick :1mi returned to 11s. Used to work in :1 glass f:1et11ry and now takes great pleasure in yelling at :1 h:1seh:1ll pitcher, ttYou have :1 glass :11'm. i Was an everlasting shark in Chemistry and :1hnnst persuaded Swamp tn pass him. MMM GILBERT MORRISON WILLIAMSPORT Gil Civil Engineering Society; thliamsport Club. Not so h:111 :1 l'eHuw :1s ytm iliig'ht take him to he. Is :1 great hissei' and will stand fur :111 hour e1 unhing' his curly iUCkS. Is :1 writer of no mean ability :11111-11ften writes tn his ttOricntul', village. llis temper is likened to that of :1 iilewnot very 11:11:11 to draw if heated very much. The smile on his face is one of medium dimensions when he is 1111 10 s: unething: mi :1 terrible 11:1t11re. Hays the. piano 111 the tune of :1 modern ti11 shop, and cum sing like :1 sparrow; especially when surrounded EM, :1 i111111her of pretty girls. L11 WALTER WEBER MUFFLY, d, It A HOWARD Punker Mechanical Engineering Society; Center County Club. .t fat, smilingilhitehinzln from Ilowzn'd. 'i'l'us missed his cullingr in trying to study Mechanical lingineei'ing. Should he :1 Forester. is :1 horn wood-mngei'. C1111 truck :1 rabbit, rend trails, and tramp mountains like one of Uncle Sam's own. 15:1 fz1i1' shot. 11nd sinee rooming with Kid Norris 11:15 become :1 gun iiCllti iike Kid. Nevertheless he got stung when he bought the pezn'i-hnndied revolver. Once worked in Atlantic City for two weeks but eonlrlnit stand the strain. Author of the HMerry tVidow.H W215 :1 shark until he run up against llot Air's His- tory. Spends most of his time defending the. fair name of Howard. Maia! JAMES A. MUMFORD MEADVILLE Doctor , Hellreigel Agricultural Society. Represents the Department of Animal lins- hzmdryeeosts the College an immense sum every year for hulls, steers and other live stock to keep him supplied with laboratory material. Roars like :1 bull to inform you that he is learning- live stock breeding. Perpetrzltes his conteinptihle jokes on every one present-t1'ied one of these jokes on Professor Penny but got thinked for his effort. Is 2111 expert monntnin eiiinhei' and trout iiShCl'lHlel. Sits on the lid during the Soils trips and interprets the rainbows. Does 111; the Belle- fonte Fair annually. Never swez1rs-only when the Fi'eshies put his room on the rough. 132 Amhg$ WARREN PETER MURPHY HAWLEY Murph , uMoiph , Frenchy Junior Biulquut Committee; Electrical Engineering Society; Wayne County Club. Unnes 1'1'11111 .l.l:1wley. It, always takes two questions 111 lintl nut where that is. The tirst is, ttWhei'e 110 ynn live? and the second, Where is that? lintered with one ennthtinn hnt 11:13 :1 clean sh1te nnw. Hus 11111 :1 few snags, Analyt- ies, Kinematics, etc. tYonhl rather rough-hmise th:1n eat. Always enmhs his hair. puts on :1 clean collar and sweeps out the room when he receives the Wlneen's message. Received instructions from the Sophomores in his Iheshmun year 211111 handed them down to .1911. Uncle Jud said. Cut out the paddles and Murph. begun to buy molasses. Known :18 u11e1' xx'og'glehoid. A good- natured, genemnS, jolly electrical. M 134' M JOSEPH LAWRENCE NICHOLS GIRARD uNick Chairman Sophomore Banquet: Committee; Mining Engineering Society. As the demons of the mine were 1:1helled hy the Angel tinhriel. the lust :11111 greatest was the Old Nick. Seems pmml of his connection with such men 218 P. Lynn :11111 Oliver t'i'umwell. 11nd 111:1y tinully come 111:1 541 Md end. Known tn fume :nnnng Miners :15 H1Alllti-hll'tIH--1itlc 1111c tn pres- enCe :15 hnst :1t 111:1ny l1:1nqnets in close 111'11xi1nity tn hurn-yzn'ds. ll:1s great yzn'ns to tell of :1 jny- 011$ existence on the Pacific tinnst :11111 the gund- ness 11f trolley nintnrmen in general. Well 1111:1h- lied by his western training. he entered the nMystic Circle Hf the llzlndenr. :11111 helped the ma A 1:th :1h1ng' when the 11:11: 11:15 tiilt'ht'tl. WALTER BAER NISSLEY, A m E FLORIN Niss Agricultural Saciety; Natural History Society; Lancaster County Club. llz1s that stczuly Dutch 11'11y thz1t spells mn- tcntmcnt every day in the your. A model horti- culturistihns invented quite :1 scheme for grow- ing' peaches 21ml pairs, 11ml quite frequently cni jays the latter. Once tonk one of thc cn-cds to 1111 Agricultural hnnqnct LU. llz1s never been :1hlc to persuade the queen to visit State. From Lancaster Lf11111111vi11'c11, yes, and says, HIE Lancaster County girls are the ones for mcfi Ai- 1v11ys has :1 full line of dates scheduled for each vacation before he starts for home. Hus traveled very extensively and will entertain you by the hour relating his experiences. J! 124' 134 HARRY BARKER NORRIS, Q! P A NORTH EAST Kid Band t1, 2, 8i; Cadet 131: Lieutenant GD; Mechanical Engineering Society. Another of the wise ones whu entered with b9 but saw the error of his ways and waited :1 year. Has :1 very quiet, unassuming manner, but dunit start an argument with him about things iilcchnnical because he knows whereof he speaks. is undoubtedly the biggest gun shark in College :11111 spcmk must of his time Cleaning his death- 11cnlers. Ilwwcvcr, he has never been known in kill anything mum savage thzm :1 chipmunk. Thinks North ilizlst is :1 pretty line town, but Howard is :1 close second. ls particularly fond of czistilc snap W1 1:1 chnmluto. 1.14 Tammi: x; 737 7 ggnii tthEaa ?iL 1 DANIEL MUHLENBURG OGDEN OBERx i i w E f $211 ELIZABETHTOWN lersonlnna GD; Civil Engineering Society. The kingr runt Indy killer 11ml shark, whose likeness is here shmm comes to us tmm the wilds of .iClizuhethtmm. His history like himself is Hhort hut interesting. iVus hum on the twenty- lirst day of February, 1888. Made :1 brilliant record 1111' himself as :m m'utnr in his native haunts. Attended Allentown Prep and won fame as :1 football, hnskethull, baseball and ping pong shark. Entered State as :1 member of the rough- hnuse Civiis. Hus :1 charming: voice and is very popular Willi the ladies. An 2111 around good scout and student, and if appear- ance counts for anything; will make :1 successful Civil. MMM CHARLES MONROE OBERLY, m 11: WILMINGTON, DEL. Heinie Electrical Engineering Society. ilimm below the Musmi :1an Dixon line and from ilh'mvn Prep. Was quite :1 mystery to everybody in his 'Jii'eshmzm year. His hohhy seemed to he taking trips around the country, guing and mining unexpectedly. A true mid an enjoyable friend. is quite :1 dog fancier :1ml delights to show off his Whithlyg', iVilkes-lhn'i'e is his iz1vm'ite city, f1 11' in one week he received live letters. tmi pustei's and :1 lmx of fudge fmm there. iVus UIICC found with :1 ezltulngne checking ntT the subjects he hzul passed hut he did not have to sharpen his pencil. 135 GEORGE E. OGILVIE SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Ogie , uRobinson Varsity Track 11, 21; Class Football 121; Class Track 11, 21; LA VIE Board Business Staff; Class President 121; Banquet Spunker 121; Class Basketball Manager 1D; Vice President Ath- letic Association 131: Student Board 181; Mechanical Engineering Society; Westmoreland County Club. One 01 the members of the 11101111111311 Scotch 011111, Ogilvie. Nuf ee11. Always of :1 cheerful 111111 genial disposition. C1111 he 11ez11'11 singing in 0111 Main 1mm 7 A. M. until 12 ll M. Appar- ently 0111111111115 111 t1'n11111e or cure. A tireless worker standing 1111' fair play 211111 the square 11ez11. Prmninently connected with most phases of class 211111 many 01' college activities. Possesses' the happy faculty 01 adapting himself to varied Circ11111st1111ccs :11111 Conditions with facility. His fussing abilities ZII'C well known 111111 need 1111 131:11101'21111111. '11111111011ghly enjoys :111111111ig'ht chicken feed together with :111 its characteristic experiences. Success is 110111111 tn he the sequel to his work. His secret: ttMuke believe you can. then 110. JIMM HARRY INGRAM OLDS ERIE uOld Man , Squash Erie Club; Mechanical Engineering Society. :1 keided that Stevens 1171s not the place 1111' him, so cast, his lot with the Mechzmiezlls 111' State, where .mwinhihty was apparently better. Very 1111111 111 Surveying. 11:15 been :1 feather chaser. with leanings 1111111111 1111111111111 stack. Never C1111111U1 111 he :1 student. 11111 11:13 the knack uf sticking to it in spite 111 :111 set-hneks. W118 :1 terror 111 151'esl1111e11 :11111 :1 staunch supporter 111 1910. Caused 1.11 Russell's Dad to change his 11111111 111111111 staying :1 few days, when he saw the 110111 Mun change 11111115. the 1111111115 111 Main 1111' the quieter 50111111109 01 the country 11e:11' Shingletmvn, 111111 the gang: misses them sorely. He 211111 1,11 fnrsonk 136 WILLIAM DANA PARKE NANTICOKE Mining Engineering Society; Luzerno County Club. A tloughty miner lt'om sztieoke. 11:18 :11- ways been in full standing in sleep pr:1ctie11m- so much 11111111111 he $11M for his work. Dml Mus- 5LT el:1i111s th:1t he is too boisterous at times. He lllltl Spielie certainly were :1 team. lixperimentetl on the l:1w of moving lmtllCS hy leaping from :1 rapidly moving train at Nuntieoke, and got :111 F. in the experiment-on the side of his face. An old looer lmt loyal to 1910. Rheumaties is the only thing that puts him out. Roomeil :1t Krunv rinels lh'ick, the only thing against him, except his :1hility to he :1 chronic kicker. A shark :11 tl1:1t'. LESTER WILLITS PARSONS ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Judy Associate Editor LA VIE Board; Junior Banquet Speaker; Electrical Engineering Society. The sunny llllll'Ctl youth who is there with the punch. Unless you think you c:1n go some with the gloves, don't take .lmly out for :1 hout. lYus :1 terror to the ?reshmen in his Sophmnorc year, and the Story of the. doings in his room would read like :1 record of the Inquisition. Tried to kill :1 few of Hits poor railroad men the night the Freshmen went :1w:1y to their banquet. Was somewhat of :1 stiule in his tlrst year, but seems to have recovered from it without any serious after results. FNY ID AMNomthq r4 2M3: H o CLEARFIELD ltPat!f Eloctro-chomicul Society; Clenrfiold County Club. 11:11 11:15 1111' :1 1111154: time 11151111'11e11 the lilee- trieals 111111111 nut acknowledge his existence :11111 the Chemists refused to 111111 him. It ended :11 1:151 in 1211,19 founding the. 1C1eel1'1'1-ehemie:11 Sm eiety. 13 quite :1 shark. Snatched A's even from 8111111111 1111ti1 his Junior year when he made :1 change for the better 1' P1. Made :1 number 111 111ysterions trips to the Burg and thereby caused many 11'i111 t:11es, which were entirely unfounded. The fair sex 11218 1111 attraction for him, neither 1121s he found :1 moonshine. 15 :1 good fellow :my 11:1y you take him, and you can't take him the 1111:0119; 11'21yeto save your life. 31' M 11! HORACE MILTON PATTON SLIPPERY ROCK Pat Band 11. 2, 31; Freshman Banquet Sponkor; Civil Engineering Society; Beaver Valley Club. The Hliternnl Questinnhel'ut. 1Y1ie 1111111 the Profs when Pat begins to :15k questions, 101' they are. of the nature of 11111151111 .11erry's inquisitions. 1':1t's is :1 511111 th:1t thirsteth after 1111011111111g'ee- Of just how much :1 prof: knows. 'Is in love, :15 his periodical attacks 111' SUIH'11II11U1HCSS 111111111 in- 11iez1te. The 11111111111111 nutes 111 his comet 11011111 melt 11:11'11e1' hearts 1111111 those 111' his 111111'i11i11g :11111ie11ces, whose constant threat is :1 ducking if the agony is pmlonged. Rungh-huuse is likewise 1111c 111 Pat's diversinns, just to keep him 1'1'11111. being 11111 11111111 111' :1 grind. 11811111' but sure is his xXV 11 111111111. 1 1 Vsije E HARRY ASH PEARCE, w E LATROBE uHappyn Varsity Baseball tn; Class Football t2i; Orchestra t1. 2, 3i; Band t1, 2, 3i; Banquet Speaker tm; Civil Engineer- ing Society; Westmorolund County Club. lintered with I900. th'ked hzml fur two years llltti then left sehml to impart some of his knmvletlg'e t0 the Pennsylvania railroad. A linse- hull player Of note playing on the Ktursity one season. Often goes out on hunting: expeditinns hnt invzn'inhly his steps are turned tnwzu'tls the SCCilltiCtl Village of W'nddles. Here ngame is :tlwuys found. ls happy and contented when away from College. Erie is an attraction us strung if not stronger than XVndtlles. Has 11 musical turn 0f mind and gives vent to his aspirations in the hand and orches- A good student when inclined that way. MMM J. PLUMMER PILLSBURY, A Z STATE COLLEGE Pills Agricultural Society; Canter County Club. One of the star niemhers mi 0111' Class. Dnes 7D nut make a fuss, is snher and precise, yet enjoys :1 joke along with the rest of the buys. tVe think of him more as :m instrnett'n' than us :1 student yet thnse :tssueizttetl with him clnsest know he has the 10m spirit, :mtl is with us to the lust ditch. ls I'espnnsix'e tn every C'tll of duty, even tn the ex tent of zlssistiner the 1511511111011 nn HZIHUWCVCH. When not. on duty on this oeeusinn is recognized Its une of the privileged ehnmeters. W'e say good lnek to l. Ithnnnier. May fortune smile un him in the future as in the past. 1 RU aw THOMAS WIERMAN PIOLLET, ll! K W WYSOX ftTOmll Pharaonions GD; Tlmapians GM Varsity Football Team GD; Civil Engineering Society. Tum hails from tVymx, :1 tmvn whcrc pret- ty girls are plcntihil, nml State men are few. So he 100k it upon his shoulders to help swell our representation from there, and accordingly cn- tcrcd nnr Class lust full, having spent the twu previous years at Cornell. Tum has mzmy numhic traits mnncctcd with his U'impliczltcd Character. and :unrmg them fussing stands out pi'mnincntly. After fuuthull scnsnn released him he found lots of time for his studying oPJlihc Cornell Daily Sun, for he still remains true tn his Alma. Mater. Tom has the exact build of :L scnzltm', so we may some tiny hear with joy of Senator Piollct, unless he decides to touch Descriptive Gcnmctry. wMM JOSEPH EYRE PLATT NORRISTOWN Joe , Bleistiff , Senator John W. White Scholarship tn; Associate Editor LA VIE Board; Student Council t9: Debating Society; Electrical Engineering Society; Montgomery County Club. Active in class lliiiilll'fs 11ml nut 0f them Ronglrhnusc 1m ipcnsitics were responsible for some of his migrations in his Freshman ycni'. Laid fnumlzltions for futurc greatness hy diligent study and appliczltimi. Once mntcmphltml having Miss Athcrtnn cultivate his voice extensively, but the project fell thi'gngh. The secret of his states- munship lics in thc ntm-cummitting phrase. WVCH, I don't knmv cxtiXti'liLY. linjnys :1 joke and even laughs at Dczm jncksmfs. ls interested in hut-uii'ing Illltl hclnngs tn the tlchztting chih. 7m comes interested in Natural history :15 soon :13 the excursions begin in the spring. JMtl :1 great deal to get Stntc men tn study their Jlihlcs. w mt f RODNEY WILLARD POLACK, E A E YORK uShungy , 11Poly Thospinns 181; Mechanical Engineering Society; York County Club. 111$ 111:111i11 was prep 5111111111 invcsligulion. To Spend :1 year 111: 511 111 every prep sch11111 in the 0111111131 11113 his sole :111111i111111. York 11111- lcgizltc Institute, h'lcrccrshurg, Virginia Mih1:11'y 111s1i1111c and goodness knows how mzmy 11111111, if some 111'igh1 State 1111111111118 11:111 11111 i11111icc11 him 111 come here :1f1c1' 111C Chrishnus vacation of 11111' 15115111111111 year. Shungo s1i11 0:15in and quietly 111111 0111' class and 11118 continued 111 1111 $11 ever since. P1101 and billiards 1111ch him plenty 11f exercise 11111 Poly 11:13 1:1kc11 :1 111111111 12119137. 11 1110 cause he 1111'0 wc 1111 11111 know 11111 i1 is safe 111 5111' he will 5111110 11:1y 11c 1hc 1:11:11 thing. MMM SAMUEL THOMPSON POLLOCK, 111 11 A ALTOONA Scottyh, Sam Glee Club 12, 31; Assistunnt Manugm Thospinns 131;Forcst1y Society; 1311111 County 011111. 1311101111 with '08, then 111111114111 111:11 '09 111111111 he :1 safer 11111, 11111 11011111 111101: in 1110 year 111:11 1910 WllS gning 111 011101 with 1111: 111151 ChlSS ever, S11 811111111 cast his 1111 with 118. Sam's career in Classes 11:15 11111-11 :111111151 :15 1':11'ic11 :15 his 1111111505. 11511151 Mechanical,111011it11':1s :111158110111'00111:111'111- ing 111111 191110511111, :11111 111C 1111101: 111111 pmhuhly 11c- 1':111sc it was 11111 511 prosaic :15 11111 1111111101. The reason 1111' 111C 111112111115; is one 1111111, 11111 wi1h :1 1111111i11111c 11f 11111111i11gs--;111:11y1ics. .111 1511115 E 11111 111111' :11111 821111 is 521115111111. K 111 :9 7 1X Ml R, X HUGH SAMUEL PRICE KNOXVILLE Stub Manager College Orchestra 131; Electrical Engineering Society; Mansfield Club. Followed his brother 111 State :11111 will 1111- luw him 11111. Is :1 husky 1:111, :11111 played 111111- 11:111 in his curly 11:1ys, 11111 he decided that such strc111111sity here 111111111 11c 1:11:11 111 his career as :1 student. sz often he heard to say that he is 11111 tirc11 111 study. 1Vith Dutch Mcissncr 11c takes the prizes :11 King PC1110. W'as 111111c1' Andy XVcihleyk prntcction for two years and hence 1100811,t know about hazing. Always gets sick :11 the critical cxzunination season. llis 1:11:11 combination is :1 11111111, :1 111111115 chair, 211111 the wish that t011101'1'11w was over. z111d--hc falls asleep. Js always s111i1i1153; :11111 happy except when disappointed in certain affairs that 11111111 the heart. MMJ! DONALD FARGHER PURDY, 111 K 111 PHILADELPHIA College Orchestra 131; Band 00; Mechanical Engineering Society; Phllndnlphiu Club. Came tn us :15 :1 Junior 11111111 the University of 1Yisc1msin :11111 1':111't stop telling of the wonders of that place. illikcs State very well, however, :11111 will finish with us :1s :1 11'11c1'11:111ic:11. Is :111 cxccllcnt clarinet player. :11111 shines in thc 11111111 and orchestra. 11:1s :111c1'1'1111s 11311111c1':1111c111, much 111' which is due to his :1ss111'i:1ti1111 with Tommy 11:111g'h :11111 his gang. 11:1s :1 bright and s111i1111g 1'11111110111111cc :11 :111 times 211111 is :1 51111111 stt111c11t. 1Ci1j11ys study 111111 music 1111110 t11:111 anything: c1sc, and likes 111 11c:11' .1111111 .I 11111i11 play :1 s:1x:1- 111111111: 11111-11. I must g1; :11111 541-1 to Work. 0 V632? Q21, 1 FRANCISCO GARCIA deQUEVEDO SAN JUAN, PORTO RICO HQuo Vadis , Dutch Agricultural Society; Latin Club. hl'm married now'i sings Francisco 11ml his face heums with smiles. His wife will make his h:1i1' stand straighter than ever when he tries some of the hhitit-s he runs here. Always wants to he in the, swimepretcnds to be an Irishman 011 St. Patrick's Day. 11:13 made progress enough in farming to know wh:1t :1 hzu'row is. Now poses :15 an expert plant setter with :1 record of 5000 plants set in one day. Never was known to studyuthinks it :1 crime to think. Bluffs his 15 truly :1 thorough American. way through everything, Chemistry excepted. Yells Horse, cow, sheep, hog, hch with the rest of the 1010 Farmers. NMM JOHN NEGLEY RAMSEY CRAFTON Chick Civil Engineering Society; Pittaburg Club. Entered with 1909 but hearing of us waited :1 year. Spent the time in acquiring- some pructh C:1l knuwledg'c in surveying. Because Swamp did not like his first hhiehuok he paid :1 dollar to Dr. Rtinklc. 'I lml better success :1 Her that. Strongly resembles Misty iliogg' but nearly lost his drug hy acting the part two well in the Sopho- Hl dtm't know more Show. Often t'ntmd singing is not where lim going. hut 1,111 on my way. sincere, ilHWCYCI'. for he generally gets what he goes after. W215 rudely amused one evening; by the gentle noise of :1 i'nnstcr repusing 1m his pil- tirew considerably excited :1t the time lelti has hocn known :15 Chick ever since. 10w. WILLIAM HARRISON RANSOM TOWANDA uRemsen , Bill Borzulius Chemische Gosollsclmt't; Natural History Club: Junior Orator; Bradford County Club. Mzulc his :1hmlc for his first two years some- where in the wilds of thc snrnmluling country. Trumpcd to :11111 tm from tho Cutlcgc every 11:1y tn cmwincc thc Hcp that he was getting :111 the Wm nvcm'tlingly excused Hogan :15 :111 Electrical exercise he needed. from drill and chapel. hut became so interested in addressing questions to nature that he signed 1111 to Swamp. Fairly reasonable 1m currythingr hut WOIHlel-kiml. Would ruthcr miss :1 recitation th:m miss :1 chance 111 Had :1 particular 1111c :11 the college for several days. sec :1 girl walking by. Didn't mind Showing her to the fellows hut wise :15 he was wouldn't think of introducing hcr. Jntcmls to fmish half :1 year :1hcz1d 11f the Class. M J! 124' WILLIAM IRVIN REED, 111 K E STEELTON Bill Varsity Basketball 0. 2, 31: Class Basketball 0, 21; Captain Class Basketball UH: b Mining Engineering Sooluty; Harrisburg Cln . An 21114111111111! good smut. Some basketball player-hc just cmft miss :1 shot under the basket. Hill was always :1 111'0111111c11t hay in the scraps with 1909 :11111 191 1, and um scrap smnc in 11:18-- cht to hnskcthull in Hill's :11chtim1s 11:111 quite :1 reputation on the kctlmll, 1011. come the girls. sunnncr Schtml trip :15 :1 heart 5111:1shc1'. :11111 since then has more than lived up to it. Shines 11:112 ticulzn'ly in thc classroom. Run :1 thIT on LB. :11 um: time, hut now :111 :11'0 wise tn him :11111 it 11: 1csn't W1 n'k. 144 ALFRED EDWARD ROBERTS, d, 'r OLYPHANT Boby' College Orchestra t1, 2, 3i; Cadet First Lieutenant; Junior Assembly Committee; Mining Engineering Society; ankawunna County Club. One 01. those fellows who says little to mm- mit himself so im' :15 his biographers are con- eerneil. A veteran iii the Spanish American War. liniight heroically :1t 1h:1t time 11ml has justly won :1 place in um' regiment at the college. is most familiar 1111 state oeeasinns by his inseparable association with :1 ttilng-housefi is eftieient both on the huss Iiihlle and 011 the violin. Often l'e- counts in his mind. the lingering traces of his former business career, :15 an insurance agent. Has :1 laugh like :1 chromatic scale in B minor. In his early days, like many other great men, he worked in the mine and s'till pursues the enurse along that line of work. MMM HAROLD SEARCH ROBERTS, q: E K YARDLEY Bobby Philadelphia Club: Mechanical Engineering Society. One Of the Ilh'eps who enjmyeil the privilege of hearing Poppy Gill spout tn the empty chapel during the strike. Had some thrillingr experi- ences m the fourth flow 01' Mekllister Hull :11 that time with the blnmI-thirsty upper elnssmen who nightly 111:111e life :1 lmi'ilen tn the more peace- fuily inclined. XVns Huron V1111 Senden's snpe in his Iresnnnn year, but :1H his 11111118 went wrung; fur the H: rim iliihi't' rise 10 it. At une time :111 indications painted to him :15 the 31:11' grind of MeAHister. hut the fever didn't last. Decided 10 leave 11111 State fur :1 warmer elimute, :11111 is mm :11: Stetson Univerqity, Fluriilu. 145 CARL WASHINGTON ROBESON, tD S. K q bx . u; L-KE, HARRISBURG uGuinea Band t1, 2i; Eluctricul Engineering Society; Harrisburg Club. 11:15 :1 tine 111155 voice, and is :m :1ll-:1r0und nitisiciml. Can play three instruments, including thc huncs, 21ml has been known to whistle for two ht 1111's :11 :1 time. HHS black hair :mtli hmwn eyes. which mzulc him very popular with the ladies dur- ing his Freshman year. He received at least two letters every day from the same girl, but since then 11:15 given up society and become :1 student. Has :1 big drug with the faculty, :15 is shown by the large number of. letters he receives from is undecided whether to go to Panama 01' run :1 pnnl-mnm. but present them. indications point to the latter. uthll, i don't know. MMJ! MORTIMER RORABAUGH MAHAFFEY Dad , Rory Louise Carnegie Scholarship tn; Civil Engineering Society; Clunmeld County Club. 11y 1m mlzms :13 old :15 he Iunks. A great favorite with Wahly, for h 1 attends :111 church so- cials within ten miles of the College. Has an A gndc in sleep practicum, obtained by frequent scztbbing'. Remarkable pedestrian 0n fifteen or twenty milc trips. Declares he will live and die :1 bachelor. XVus taken for :1 Short-hm'nH when :1 junior :llltl canit gct m'cr it. Not :1 grind but he gets his share 0f the A's when grades are passed around. Is not szltislicd with carrying the regular schedule, lmt piles on work each mung; semester. .W' 'N A um 1 law .4- j x 146 a U Ewlx f2 MARK DUNDORE ROWE, th A m PHILADELPHIA Freshman Banquet Speaker; Cadet: First Lieutenant; LA VIE Artist; Philadelphia Club; Milling Engineering Society. ' ! l' c: a r l y, Comes from the quiet Quaker settlement of Germantown where he must have heen out of his element. Second only to Judson ll. in versa- tility. Changed his course every year but always wound up llllthl' the shelter of Mining. A soldier of high rank. tVaS Often up all night practicing Captain llays' walk. ls fond of llossy ClOlllCS and fair mnne114-partienlarly the fair women part Of it. ls the owner ml. :1 famous collection of sleins aml blue ribhnns. W'ell liketl hy the fellows, and loved by all the girls. tVill tell you in ennhtlenee that he likes the Utlntltlly kind. Maw BENJAMIN BREEN RUMSEY MANSFIELD tlBenl' Junior Orator; Civil Engineering Society; Munsnold Club. linteretl with ambition to heeome a journalist. Saw the error of his ways in the Sophomore year and entered Civil. Kept good hours and was a g'nml student as :1 ,lfreshman. XVm'st thing he tlltl when he was :1 Freshman was to mom with :1 hnttennillx'. llas shown a pessimistic nature in spots, as when he saitlHHJy gosh, fellowa :l've llnnketl z'Xlgehra. ls smnewhat given to speech-making :nul argument. Boarding house ltlistress th'etl him hecanse he was found under :1 pile nt' ten cushions, one mattress, three brooms, lllltl two tin hnrns. 'llnnk refuge in the Fort leltl hn'ther refuge in the annex. 147 JOHN ALVAH RUNK, A z NEWTON HAMILTON tlDoctor Associate LA VIE Editor; Debuting Society; Class Trous- urer QM Editor-in-Chiof Penn State Farmer t2, 8i; Agricultural SDCiuty. Distinguished us the oldest huchelm' in the class. Old in years, hels young in manner. livinces his masterful strength on the floor above his mm in Ohl Main uml has been the direct cause of mzmy emillicts. llisurrmigement of beds is not his only liohliy, for as 2111 authority on birds, he is unrivaled in the class. Ascended t0 the po- sitimi 0f professor of Botany this year and us :1 consequence dropped most of his work with the class. May not gi'zuluntc with us, but as a char- acteristic, candid, deliberate treasurer, us a LAVIE editor and as an orator in class discussions he will he inseparahly connected with mm. M M M WARREN FRICK RUSSELL SHAMOKIN Lil Mining Engineering Society; Schuylkill County Club. VVllO,S here? ltLil, the protege 0f the fam-- ous Lillian Russell. VVns a member of the dirty dozen? Never was satisfied unless rough-hous- ing. lIzul lots of: cold, cruel, hard experience in mug'h-house. Can turn :1 room upside down in fifteen seconds. Had :1 delightful message sent home by Judson P. concerning :1 cut in Elec- tricity. .Dzul came to town unexpectedly. Expla- nations followed and Lil took lather to his room. It was too much for Dad and he went home mm the next train. Fell in love 111' Christmas of his. Sophomore year, the upshot of which was that he wore a white collar and stopped smuking im- :1 week. WILLIAM JOSEPH SANTEE WEST PITTSTON uSanty , Shanty Alternate Junior Ol'utox'; Bm'zolius Clmmische Gosollschnft: Wilknn-Bnrm Club. One 111' the inthientinl 111e111hers at the Shark society. Plays tennis with :1 joyous vim and claims tn he :1 chumpinn. 11:15 :1 habit of going hnme far short vacations during semesters. tVus 1111 :1 ennue trip during the past summer and is never tired of telling stories about the fish he caught. 1 ins :1 great reputation :15 :1 poker and pinnchle player, having great skill in the admin- istering of: the 11111121th5 0f the deck to his 1'c- juicing partner. Lives in the Fort Annex, :1 place celebrated in song: and story. Often lets his deep huss voice loose on the campus, at which time one imagines that :1 Freshman is homesick. alarm! FRED LEINBACH SCHAFFER, 2' A E READING Fritz , Schaf Mechanical Engineering Society; Berks County Club. Fritz is :1 typical Dutchman, :15 iS plainly evi- dent from his appellation. Talked about the Reading High School until he fmmd that very few people had heard about it. 701111 of his stein :11111 pretzels. is :1 great tennis player and 11118 taken several prizes-thut is when the judges were not looking: A member of thc Mechaniczlls, yet deeply devoted to ancient: History :11111 has fairly well upheld the Dutchmen's reputation for scholarship. CI I115 :1 notion of his own in most 45f things and is :1 little Went in his ways. fl ALFRED SCHEIN PITTSBURG HA1 Class Truck Team WM Civil Engineering Society; Pittsburg Club. An Irishman from Pittshurg. Hus 2111 the qualifications of graduation, having; had Baldy i in Calculus, Algebra, and Analytics. Also Misty l in Sni'vcyiligt-u subject in which he needs no instruction. tm'mwcd mic 0f thlily's suits for the Sophmnm'c show, and had him down putg'i ' Can he found at :my time with Steele, Patton, Mcckley, 01' Mackintosh. 15 popular and wears :1 smile that wont come off. A star performer in basketball, football, and hnschull for the Civil section. One of the State College four hundred and pcrsnnally knows the lenders nt Boulslmrg. chsir, ycssir, thnfs right. M J! .3! CLARENCE ALLAN SCHNERR DRUMS Unser , ttTubby Associate Editor LA VIE Board; Toastmaster Class Banquet QM Class Debating Team tn; Student Council GD; Debating Society; Berzulius Chemische Gusollaclmft; Luzerno County Club. A mcck, docile fellow in his Freshman yezn' hut latcr reported 10 have been rather mischie- wms. Have the Sophs considerable trouble when the talk of Freshman Cider tilled the air. Always willing to he huzcd :md dzmcc around the Sopho- HIUI'CS, fire hack of the frog pond. Upheld the standard and Spirit of 1910 mi thc debuting plat- form must royally. lmpcrsnnzltul his dczu' teach- cr, Swamp, in thc Snphnnmrc phly and would rather zumlyzc an argument thzm an unknown in Chemistry. That he is going to he :1 chemist is, in the words of his favorite cxpi'cssiniitttNut. MK necessarily so? i i t s A m.fv;-..l.t.,uut A .... OLIVER C. SCHOENFELD IRWIN 0. c. , ocie Eluctricul Engineering Society; VVuutmoroland County Club. The imly t'ellnw in the class. as fur us we are :the to discover who dnesift write to :1 queen. Wnn't even give the fair ones around the Burg :is much as 11 second glance. Has apparently dropped wnmen :iitngethei' from his schedule. Ahi'uys says, though, that his time is coming. HOCS.H chief diversion is studying. Claims he is here fm' hnsiness, and is ready to recite when called on. In the spring, however, his mind he- gins to wander off 10 the iiehls 11ml strezuns, and his eHieieney :lrups 011' 21 little. His most serious offense along this line was Hasn't been 3! when he cut Jim Lfmw zmd signed. as an excuse, ttSpring Fever affected since. Maid! JOHN LAWRENCE SCOTT PITTSBURG Scotty Civil Engineming Booloty; Pittsburg Club. A hundsmne fellim', ever jnlly and smiling. Spent 1 who is greatly admired by the iigjllCClle much of his time in his ilireshmnn yezu' writing letters and singing: HSweet Adeline. Hus haul much of the Hep's training and claims he likes it'. Has tmek aspirations and secures most of his training in his morning run for chapel. His love for pie will pi'uhzihly he his ilnwnfnll. Studies some, so that if he fails in :1 suhjeet the first time it won't he so difficult the next. The job 0t mens- ui'ing the distance from ihiffnln tn :lt'ittshm'g :lwziits him upon his graduation. 151 FRANK MEYERS SEIBERT BERLIN Prep Berzolius Chumische Gossllschnft; Johnstown Club. The McAllistcr Hull grind. One of the men who hands in a bluc-hook and says, uWell, I've thmked again? and then comes out with an A in the end. Is 2111 Industrial Chemist, traveling with Doc Linus and Jake Sherrick. Has no lnve for music, and even tried to circulate a pctit tinn against 21 certain piano, but got severely stung. Tells picturesque stories with much vigor- ous, descriptive language. Shows 1111 amazing amount of misinfornmtion about automobiles. Author of the famous paper read before the :BCrzelius Chemical Society on ttThe Tenacious Amnity 01' Red Paint for Cement? Joint author of itHow to Clean Sidewalks. MMM BOYD VINCENT von SENDEN, tb P A PITTSBURG ttDutch , Baron Assistant Varsity Baseball Manager GD; College Track Team tn; Glee Club t2, 3t; Sophomore Banquet Committee; Soplmmora Show Committee; Class Secretary tm: Phursonians GD: Mining Engineering Society; Pittsburg Club. Led astray by H1321111 Reese early in his Freshman year. Campus solos and nmgh-house are his hobbies. Not afraid of hurting- his vocal organs and sings to all outdoors on the coldest winter nights and 011 all others. Once :1 star at the Ladies, Cottage but now honorary member of P. Lynnk woman haters. Never did any work not absolutely essential, consequently the Hep worked him for one semester only. Great hzmd at Chafing dish breakfasts and 8.01 A. M. dashes for chapel. Met his Waterloo with Peeny through failure to see the connection between piece number four and mine timberng in the V: Cripple Creek District. WVell, out at the Creek ,3: H 152 illustrinns brother. JACOB RALPH SHANK ENHAUT Mother Chief Buglor GD: Civil Engineering Society; Harrisburg Club. Started into IISC. under favorable auspices. havingr donned the course uml nickname of his A quiet boy when under the eye of authority, but tlwhcn the cat is away t ?l. After 11 lYilliumspurt trip he showed that he hml felt it touch of thc mmzmtic in his soul. to get the neckholtl on his Morris chair and trace the impussiblc escape of Annette and Leon from the l-lzlstilc. Quite vcnturcsmnc. unobtrusive, likes to blow :1 good deal at drill time. Has an erudite knmvlcdgc of tactics and could show the Hep :1 few. A member forever and aye 0f the Mm'phcus Club, but durin 0' b displays a remarkably intimate acquaintance with Gcodosy. Maid! ABEL K. SHEARER, JR, t1, 3. K NORTH WALES dDevil Mechanical Engineering Society; Montgomery County Club. HDevil wthut just describes him. One look into those mischicwms, twinkling eyes would con- vince anyone that he was correctly named. ls a member of thc dishonorable Mcchuniculs whn disgust .lilly Ayzu's by not taking the llunm' System. l'lns stuck with us in good shape in spite of :1 slight handicap in Mathematics. Prac- ticums are his hnmloo. Anyone whn has seen him in limping or Carpentry will never hirgct the sight. We think that lillcvil has llunkcd every one, zllthnng'h we are nut positive. The North Wales Kltl, is all right and will linish up in good shape. gill 153 JACOB LEIGHT SHERRICK SCOTTDALE Hake , 11Isabella , nStogie Banquet Speaker 121; Bcrzelius 01101111301111 Gosellschuft: Weatmumlaml County 011111. 11111 11111111 111' 11111111 j11y11115 111111113 1111' raising 1111' Devil 1111111 :1111' 1111101 1111111 in 111110111: 1111s 111111 1111 11:111' 111111 :1 wild :11111c111'1111cc. D111ti11c11 111.11 11111 1111111118 f11111111'i11g'111 15118111111111, 11111118. 211111 111111115 11118 1111- 111'1'1111'1' 111111511 1111'11g'c1111111111111. 111111115 like 1111 1115111111111 11111 is 111111111215 :1 11111111 511:11'11'. S11'1'1'11's 111111 8111111111 is 11111 111151 11111111 18 11111111111 1111111 111 singing, H'lihc Dutch 17011111111111 is the best 0111111111111 111111 0111' 1711111: 11111 from 11111 11111111111111? :11111 Wic $1111 111 :1G1111 111. Spider run 1111 11111 Water 81111111. 1111111'1 1111 the 3111101, 1111 1111111 11c 11111111111 111i 111C 11110111111 511111111111 5111111111111 5111111. M '12! M AARON SIMON SILVERBERG PHILADELPHIA iiSilvcr Debuting Society; Chess Club; Mining Engineering Society; Philadelphia Club. The sole 15111111101111 111c11111c1' 111' the class. A11 1111;15511111111g', 11111111, 11011116111111, 1'1'11isci11111111113 fel- low, quite well established in 51111111 01: his views. 11215 2111 211111111111111'1' 111 class spirit Though 11111 11 8111111131111 in 1111115111110, 111111 '1119. 11111 11p :1 11111c11'11 1111111 in :1 3111111. Oui1'11-11'i111'11 '11111 tactful 11s 5111111111 111 the thoughtful 111:111111'1'111 111111111 11c c11- g'incercd 111C ducking of his 1'1'11'111111111111. Always Johnny 1111 the spot 1111' :111 21111111110111 The De- 11111111g Society 11'15 1101:111111- 1111 11111101111111? 111c11i11111 through whi1h to gratify his 111'111111'i11' 11 111'si1's.1' 11 '15 c1111i1'111011 10 11 spc1i111 degree 11111, 11111111117 111 1'111'111g thinn's just :15 1111111 1'11'11. 11111118 in :1 11crscve1i11g' 111111 11111111111111 111111111111 111111111' 111111111- K311111119 11411111111119. Dr 1312 154 DAVID KINNEY SLOAN, A z t W EQ ORANGEVILLE Dave , ttTod Class Football t1, 2t: 0111st President tat; Freshman Ban- qunt: Spunkor; Junior Banquet; Speaker; Student Board GD; Chaimuu Sophomore Show Committee; Agri- cultural Society; Columbia County Club. Always y:1w11i11g1--g'ucs to sleep in every class -slccps in Soils, sleeps in Agrlmmny, sleeps in Agricultural Chemistry. Hus hccn sent out with fair 13xi1il1its from 1110 80110111 111' Agriculture:- wasn't :1 success with tho mmmn visitors :11 the fairs. Now says. The qticcn is the best girl timl 01'01' 111:1dc. 0110c :1ttc111ptcd :1 c:1111p:1ig'11 against l'mfcssw Shaw :11 tI-ntcr H1111. A time lmrittmv sing'crr vin his own cstimntitm. lire- qucntly does the hundred 11:1511 with h'l'cUn'miclx'. A great tnustmnstcr. $1110le :1 disreputable uhl pipe continually and 11rc11111s of the future. Jhw:1111- 'lii1c Queen. and :1 farm for 1111'. Won out in the contest fur Jnninr Class President. 1111 his merits. J! J! M FRANK MATHIAS SMITH FINLEYVILLE HCyH Manager Class Football Team tn; Class Wrestling Tonm tEi; Wrestling Club; Forestry Society; Washington County Club. A wrcstlcr of 110 mczm note, having 111:11Ic :1 reputation in his Freshman 11ml Snphonmrc yczu's. Naturally :1 good rough-liouscr. tVus :1 guardian angel of thc Freshmen; so good, in fact. that he became :1 111c111bc1' 0f the. Dirty Dozen. Says that he was never hazcd. Willy? Slept in the. fields 111:111y :1 night to escape the paddles 0f the 81111118 111141 111011011 for him at the Ilim't. Cy 11:111- dlcs 111:111y Freshmen in thc Soph year to get even. Dearly loved to 111111 strange misslcs :1t Billy Buck's buck 11:11:11. tVas :1150 0110 of the notorious prep gang who put Fairy 011 the rnug'h. A gnmi. loyal 111:111 10 1010. ,1 . wig g 155 HAROLD ELBERT SMITH SUNBURY Qxy 2,2 Smitty , uH. E. , No. 1 Electrical Engineering Society; Northumberland County Club. Hus black eyes, black hair, and generally long whiskers. is noted for putting profs 011 the rough when their hacks are turned and asking questions. sznnt understand why :unperes is not :1 steady value for all loads, in alternating currents. W215 always willing to cut French if Jii'enehy was not around when the bell began to ring. Spends most of his spare time in the gym. trying to play hnsketbull, and in the Post Office lunking for a letter from Dl'exel. Claims the Sunhury Gazette is the greatest paper ever published and always takes a back seat in class, so he ezm read it withuut being caught. HtVeH, by Dad, I auft see it. M M M JAY LEVI SMITH, q, T A WARREN Jay Buzz Class President UH Class Wrestler tn; Banquet Speaker 0, 2i; Mechanical Engineering Society; Warren County Club. President and leader through 0111' strenuous Freshman year, and led us to more victories thzm :my class has hml before or since. Was :1 hard sei'zlpper himself and encouraged all the boys 10 fullnw his example. VVrestlcd middle weight for us the first year and put up a dandy tight. The :mtmnohile tiend 0f the class. Could talk you to death on henzine buggies and never missed :1 chance to get your opinion of the merits of vari- ous ears. ths a first Class mugh-houser and strong as :1 hull. Did not return for the Junior year and is now at Yale where we wish him all the good hick there is. HI Ioly cow! LAWRENCE WESLEY SMITH, r11 E K DALTON Bud , itDoug , Snitz Assistant General Athletic Manager GD: Elec- tricnl Engineering Society. Were we to judge from his picture 131111 is :1 model young man. Upon the :ulviee of some friends, 111111 heezune :111 ilileetrienl, although it is said he wanted 10 take Home Economics. Not :1 hit bashful :11111 does not shy :1t the girls worth :1 cent. 'lihinks it is :1 shame to leave :1 cut 1m- t:1ken, hut is :1 good student when he wants to he. Oh, lill wait until after the Indian game and then get to work. Later: VI guess lill wait until after Pennsylvania Day and then begin to study. Still later: 51 might :13 well wait until after 'J7h:1nksgiving and then get busy? Alas! .Xlns! what innimer of philosophy is this? M M 121' RAYMOND HAROLD SMITH, t0 11: SHOEMAKERSVILLE Dutch Civil Engineering Society; Berks County 0111b. This light-hairetl, hlue-eyed Dutchman hails from Berks County :15 one can readily tell from his discourse. W'us quite :1 1:1ily-fusser in his Freshman year but since then 11:15 been quite Indy- fusscd. After graduation will probably locate in Bellefonte, where the larger part of. his heart now is. His wnrk h:1s been :1 credit to Mlentmvn Prep School, but he is an enthusiastic supporter of the doctrine iiDonit let your studies interfere with your education. Although Hans is :1 shark he met his downfall in Misty's Surveying: A tip top good fellow :111 in 1111, 11nd when one. hears his impetuous Aeh! let's get busy, you may he sure that there's smnething' timing. 157 r M 1 Go, 12 1311+ 11511-1 1 11, 11511 SAMUEL M. SMITH, 11 2 117161;; NEW WILMINGTON C; usammyn College Basketball 121; Class Baseball 121: Vice President 131; Spoakm F1011hm1u1 Banquet; Mining Engineer- 1111; SUP iuty, B111v11r Valley 0111.11 81111111111. 111C 54111111181 111'111g'h-h11115c 1111181 111 1111s 1111' 1111: 01154111111 111111111111111111'1' 111 5111111 his ski11. 1111111 5111111115 11111111 1111 the rough. greeted 11y, 111111111 my pictures 11111110 yet, M11A111's1'c1'. ls 11:1111i11111111'1y 111111111 111 1111111117111541 1111111 1101111 lhc 1111111 stops 111111 11111111 11115 11cc0111c 111111- in which he 11111 Is gcnchly misses 1111 811111- 11111? The 111'114'1'11111111' 111 1110 11111111115 110111111 U1 Is your girl 601111111 . 1211111115 531511411 111 11113 Miners. 51111111131? May 11111110 11 successful minor in 311111.- 111 his good 1110113. 1 11110511. 12' M J! GUY FLETCHER SPEER, d1 'r BRADFORD 11Paddy , nFlech , Geyser Freshman T1usteo Scholarship; Louise Carnegie Scholarship 111;.Iohn W.!Wl1ito AEVI A 1 Scholmship 121; Mandolin Club 11, 2, 8ML Engineering Society; McKenn County 0111. A shining 111111111 1111111111;- 1110 19111 1C1c1'11'ic111s. Gets 1111 A grade 111 1111 his subjects 111111 111011 won- 11C1's 110w it happens. 11:18 exceptional 11111311711 ability 111011;: SCV'CHU lines 111111 plays the 111111111 hcttcr 1111111 D1111crcwski; hence his 11ick1111111c. 15 11 11110 fellow 111111 111 1111' 1111 sorts of rough-housc if 11c can only 110 turn away from his 111111115 1111' 11 short whilc. .1111110111511 11 strong Y. M. 1?. A. 1111111111011, 11c 1111111113 111111 11 1111111 1111111 get 111111111 1111 110013111111 is 11'111111g111'1111y 111110111111'3110 111011111111. Vthn away from home he always 5111115 11111 for 11 good time 111111 adheres strictly to 111111 14111111 11111 111111ge1 11c :1 sport, if 11 only 111.915 11 minute. F 196V CHARLES RICHARD STEELE LATROBE Junior Orutur; Civil Engineering Society; Westmoreland. County Club. 01:1g'e11te111, 111111151115111151111111. ,11e:111y? Yon het. That is, considering the 11:11'r11w margin re served 1111' study. The seeret:he 11:15 his tmn- 111es tthnuhzed. Became 111'011111101111y identi- 1'1e11 218 one 111' the 11111113 111111' 111111111'e11 in his 1h eshn1:111 yezn', thns necessitating his 11eve11111- ing' :1 11:111111c 11111111 1101'111z1. A staunch supporter 111 :1 more stringent e111 system. Not :1 111111111 111:111 when he goes to s1ee11. 111$ pronnnent social activity 11:15 11111, permitted him to miss :1 church social, 1:1wn-1ete, 111' hay 1'1110. One might :13 we11 watch 1111' :1 emw to pick its teeth as for Steele t0 stag :1 chapel entertainment. 1115 121111111111 11:1r1'111y when the chickens 9,11 to most is 11A1111:1, Anna, say 1111111 be mine. 12! 11' 134' LEVI THURSTON STEPHENS BROOKLYN Stevie Manager 01:15: Football 121: Band 0. 21; Class Chairman Fran Year; Electrical Enginouring Society; Susquehamu County Club. An 11111 1'11-11 who helped very 111:1teri2111y in 1'11'g:1ni7.ing 111111. Always prefers business 111 study. Sleeps :111 the evening: and then Studies 111 the wee 8111:111 hours of the 111111t11i11g. A 111:; feeder 1.1111 w111'thy 01 his hire. Visits Bingham- t11n, N. 37., frequently when home on vacation. Says Swamp :11111 lx'1115111e 111:1ke their work most interestingr 1111' 111111. Spent :1 1:11'g'e 11:11'1 111' the Prep year in 1'1111g111ng11111Q1irie :11111 11111:11'y. 11:15 1111'1te11 :1n :11111111111ne in the 11:1n11, hence he is Sume- wh:1t 1110wn 1111. Knows military tactics 1i1ce :1 11001:. 15 one 111 the angels of Mezmister 11:111. sztfunyi5 ' A very gentIe henst. :11111 01' g'111111 conscience. x 1 ' I 1 :7 41:21 1115 hX 1511 1::'5 x EUGENE WILLIAM STITT, G q, BLAIRSVILLE ttChink , Gene Class Baseball WM Sucretary Y. M. C. A. GD; Class Sec- retary GD; Student; Council GD; Mechanical Engineer- ing Society; Indiana County Club. is :1 machine from :Itluirsvillc, and has long hccn contaminated by :111 ZISSUCiiltiOll with Dummy 'li:1ylnr. 11:13 :1 fair complexion and :1 calm and meditative disposition. is one of the few Mechan- ic:1ls who 11:15 :1 strong; dislike for the weed, and has never been kntm'n to smoke more than six pipcfnls before retiring. Shows :1 strong inter- est in :111 Dutchmen, and it may he added, in some Dutch women. An :uniahlc fellow and :1 good student. its quite industrious and always has something to do. Was :1 famous cnal-hcavcr 0n Dustcr's locmnotive 011 the run from Tyrone to Lock Haven. Makes flying: trips to Blairsvillc when- ever opportunity offers. Thcrcis :1 reason? MMM CHARLES ROBISON STOVER ALTOONA itCharlie Louise Carnugie Scholarship tm; Electrical Engineering Society; Blair County Club; Junior Assembly Committee. This light-huired, thc-cycd youth possesses considerable personal magnetism. The fair sex are naturally drawn tO him by the invisible lines of force which emanate frmn his person. It is rumored that Charles 0110; Cuntcmplzttcd crossing the 30:1 0f matrimony 0n :1 Hiheutstonc .lh'idgc, hut found that it would nut work. 11:18 :1 very amiable disposition hut possesses :1 will of his mm. XVhen heated possesses :1 very high rc- sistuncc. His chief fault is :1 high estimation of the Mathematical Micmhc. is :1 shzu'k of: tho tirst Hl'tiCl'. Never caught :1 hclmv until Miller got him in Heat. ls Often hczml tn mice the QDSHCHUUHS sentiment, iy-g'osh. 1 x ,x - W 6,. :gr' iR 160 A M, x SI-IENANDOAH 11Shorty Cadet: Band 11. 21: Class Treasurer 111; Manager Class Basketball 121; Mining Engineering Society. 1 , LEVAN EMORY STRAUGHN, 12 K, 111A 2 I tka g: :1 J A 1111111 111 81111111 stature, 11111 S1111l11 111 110 other respect. 0110 111 0111' Preps 111111 111 whom we owe 11 large 111111 111 111111 14111111 beginning 11s 11 ChlSS. ls 1'e111e11111e1'e11 by the 1111111111111 saying, UWell, fellows, you know what 11111 here 1111', 113 he rose 111 t1111c 01 the depleted Chlss treasury. Always there with the cheery smile. A 51111 perfonner with the ey11111111s 111111 held down the job for two years 11ee1111se he W113 1011 31111111 111 carry the bass 11111111. 111 health forced Shorty 10 leave school 111 111111 SOphmnme 1701113 111111 we 1111 hope for his speedy reem'ery 111111 return 111 us. MMM JOHN EMMETT SULLIVAN ELMIRA, N. Y. llJerryii College Football 111; Glass Football 111; Mining Engineering Society. One 111 the 111111' hundred 111 State College 111111 111 Elmira. .15 11 te11111' 11f 1'e111111111'11111e ability here 111111 111 his home, 11111 he 111111 11e1e11 Prex. never agree. Consequently his 111111111? appearances are few 111111 11111 between. Came 111 State 115 11 111111111111 player, 11111 lack of 11111111111111 111111 1111111111 rihs interfered with his Chances 1111' the 1Vu1'sit'v. Is 11 renowned boxer 111111 11 5111111111131 partner 111 1111111? 11115111111111. 111$ appearance 111 the 11111111- 11111111111 with Heff 11115111111111 1s 1111 11111111111 Senior Week 111111111. IS 111111111'111gr 111 the 1111115101115 111 Mother 11111111 115 1111115111111. c111ere1: 111111 owner 111 I??? the Truck 11111180. 't .11 M. 11$x 1 1 J 14.3 2 x 31 N2 161 WALTER CLEVELAND SUMMER QUINCY uCriptt, Mister Mandolin Club :2. m; Band an: Assistant Gunml Ath- lutic Manager :31; Electrical Engineering Society; Franklin County Club. A very ehesty ilireshmnn, but after :1 few feathers became very meek. The feathers m:nle :1 crowing Sophmnm'e, but :15 :1 J'uninr he is A-l. A cheerful friend of Davidson. ltztssimmtely fond of Machine Design. A demure little ladies man, although he declares th:1t he never kisses :1 girl until he knnws her well UL Has :1 strong desire to heenme :1 stczuly visitor at the Ladies' COttllgC-1 wonder why? When pI'OVOkCti, in- stead of cussing, retreats behind his favorite ex- pression, ttOh, you can't make me math, 15 not exactly :1 leader in rough-honse but is not very far behind if there is any disturbance in class moms 0r dm'mi- tories. Music and athletics are his f:11'urite diversions. Mala JOHN AUGUSTUS SUMMERS PENNSBURG llJaclc , Judge Assistant: Manager LA VIE Board; Cadet First Lieutenant an; Electrical Engineering Society; Porkiomen Club. The warmest mum in the CiIlSSthlS it 1111 the next best 111:111 hy 1111c letter. Once :1 general in the National Guard and is the Hep's right hand man. One of the worst I'oug'h-hmisers in the Class during his Freshman :md Sophonmre years, but 11:15 to he dignified now to keep his drug with the Hep. Has very decided ideas on most subjects, nevertheless is always 011 the ttfeneef, Docan know the meaning of: the word skirt, but receives boxes of candy at regular intervals from his Aunt t ?i. Made the hit of his life with several actresses last summer and is still talking Ks' about it. Has :1 strong feeling for liomm'vf, t A , d, 202 til ORRIN BRYON SUTHERN ih X ;k RENOVO Ty Mining Engiuuuring Society. Ix gu ll:1ilc1l 11111111 lx'cnm'u to enter .lli'cpilnm in 19115. llrul'cssnr 'l. lA't'lk' swim instilled into him lllC notcsszlry rewrcncc rcqnirml 0f props :1t that time. X wry docile, t'czutstriclx'cn follow for :1 low lYk'Clx'S ziltcr his :11'1'ix'ul. :mtl 1111ictly wcmlul his way limn classrnnm tn classmum. Never smiled until he l'CIlCllCtl his mum, yct showed the 1'cs1llts ml. each think hy his frowningc111111tcnzuicc. All went well until his scwml semester lirosh- 1111111, l'mm which time llC avoided :1ll Swampy P111111 suhjccts lwmusc of his 11:11111':1l four of limggio. Should he overcome this lcz1r he will s1 1111c day CHIHC hack with us. mars: EDGAR BRUCE SUTTON, 22 A ll PITTSBURG upopn Junior Assumbly Committuc; Assist wt. Varsity Busulmll Manager GD: Mining Enginuuring Souinty; Pittsburg Club. 1al is 1111c ml the s111:1ll mun ml the Class. tl1:1t is, s111:1ll in stature, lmt certainly nut in gray 111:1t- tcr. llc :tlw:1ys seems lmsy, lirst with one thing; then with :muthcr, his latest cll'nrt living the hut 111:1ti1111 ml :1 1111i1111:1111nngthc Miners, the purpose ml which is tn muse Dr. Cmnc :1s nmvh tmnhlc :1s pnssihlc. Whether it snccculs 111' not it will give llnp smncthing' to 110. linrcvcr in his heart Pup cherishes thc lthII that he will sonic 11:1y own Cobalt. W'cll. Pup, keep husy :1111l i'cmcmhcr tl1:1t sf: s all thinnts 111 1 1 ' ' H 's AUZTNZ h h L mg ti him wh 11.11t.. x? 163 :1 1111111' hnuh 11111111 FLOYD DAVISON TAYLOR kg WILLIAMSPORT Electlo-cimmicul Society: Willimnsport Club, A 111111 111112111111 111-1111: knmx' what 111 cxpcvl 1111111 him next. 111 times his 1'11111'11I:s:1111111 is limited while :11 11111115 111111011111 811111111111. 011cc cx'cn 1111-11 111 hypnulizc .Xme's pct muster. his :1 whnlc side shmv when yuu 1:01 111 knnw him. hreqncnlly 117111111113 :111'111' 111 mingle with sncicly 111 Hcllcfnntc :1111l 11'1'1111'11115111111. l'sml 111 11:11- 111111112011 lilllu in lhchm'g'nntil111101111111th own- ing his czu'clcssnvss sen1 :1 CUHUCIiHH of cans 1mm :1 Night 111 31:11:14. '1 lnsn'l decided x'c'. whclhcl' 111 mukc 1hc 31:11:11. Inn: 111' 111111111 his hh- Wurk. Is :1 product of I1I:1irsvillc, Imlizmu 1111111133 121. lh'ifml through 11111 High 801111111 :11111 landed :11 31:111- 1111: cnh'nnrc :15 :1 IUIU Mechanical. W'uF ,. gum! s1111lcnt when 511 inclined. 14111111711 :11 11 RHI- 11111'1 :1 gram many times :11111 hcczmw :111 ardent admirer of the 1111151111 Hirl 11ic1111'cs. Very scri- 1111915' 11111110111111utc11 guing 10 1V. 1', P. in his, 81411101111111- ycur, 11111 :1111-1: :1 trip 111 Pine 111'111'0 gave 1111 the idea. gum! :1111l 11hc11im11 Freshman, :1111l hccnmc :1 'l1z1lks all night :1h11111 2111' 9 hrnkcs. Wnnld 11111101 1-:11 111:111 sleep. 691- ovfN uuw JOHN RAYMOND TAYLOR BLAIRSVILLE Dummy , Uackh, uKing Glue .Muclmnicul Engiuunline: Snuiuty; Indiana County Club. 164 WILLIAM EARLE GLADSTONE TAYLOR. K E BELLEFONTE 3KPiggy Cluhs Football 111; Milling Engineering Society. 1110 1:111 111111 11101011541151 11:111111111111 111C 101111081 11:111' 111 1110 class. 111111011111 S1111c 111 111C 1:111 111' 111116 11111 5111111 gm s11 1111' :111c:111 111' 1110 1:1:188 111:11 110111111 111 111'1111 11111 111341111 1111' 1051111 115 111110 111 catch up. N111L'11 1111' his hmzul :11111 engaging 51111111. 15 wry 11111111131 in his 11111111: town with 1111' 1:111105, 111111 1111111115 szly 111111 we may again 1118C 111111. 11:13 1111110 :1 rcpututinn 11$ :1 Scrapper :11111 :15 111111 111. 11111 1111151 11:111gcrn11s Suphs 111 111C class. We fcc1 5111c 111211 Piggy 11'111 11111110 :1 success when 110 1111115 54111111111111 111- 11:15 such 11'111111111511':1ys. 1111, 1111.13, 1111. 1111.115, I'm sickf' MMJ! CLAIRE WEYANT TOMLINSON PHILADELPHIA Tommy Debating Sociuty 11, 21; Montgomery County Club. 111:; 1111111 111111 hmlyz genial. synmulhctic, :11111 cusy going 1111111 thoroughly :11'11113011 by :1 5111111 111 0111111181118111. Walked 1111151 111 the way 111 1110 151'0511111:111 11:111111101'. Was ncwr 11:1zc11. 11111111154011 111 111C Iilcctricnls 1111111 1110 1111511111113 111 Malhe- 111;111cs offered :1 new 111,111 In his 11111111119111.9111. through which 11 has 1111011 111111111115r 111101'1111111111115' ever since. 1:11'1':1si1111:111y hc 111115 johnny Minskcr 1111 1110 1'1 1115411. 111611011 11111 11111 1111111 1111111115 111 1110 1'1111111115 rush. 11c :11111 111111151111 :111- 111C 111:1111c- 111111143111 1111111111105 111 11110. 11:13 1:11111rcd under many 11111101111105 and says. 111111 5411111111113 :11 1111108 J 1' 1x . , K1910 M:- 11'11011 1111101' 111110115 111111111 cuss. G , x: ,4, 1 411g ,1 WWW 111 EDMUND CORNELIUS TURNER, E A F. X TOWANDA ,, L Slats , 11Noisy , Kid Thespinns 131; Class Baseball GD; Bradford County Club; Electricul Enginouring Society. ,1111'1'-:11:111g7 7a11I111j4':111111'1 worry, it's only K111 mining. A quiet y1111111 C1'i11L-1111y, 11y 111C 11111115 111' his picture, 11111 111:1t is 11111 true. 117111111 not outing 111' studying 110 is 11111 of town attending: :1 11:111111- 111:1t 111:1y be happening within :1 111111111011 1111195 :11 111110340. 11:13 1101 111153011 one :11 Wad- 11105 111' 1111:11511111'g' since his :1rrivz11 here. 15 very :1cc0111p1isl1011 at 111C :1111 111' 11:1111111c1'i11g :1 11i:11111 keyboard. W215 :1 good 111'51 baseman in 11111: class $11110. Says he intends to invent :1 11'irc1css 11y11:111111 $111110 11:1y 11111 8111110 1111111: 111:1: he is 11131101: fitted 1111' :1 traveling: 111:111. JIMM WILLIAM WORRAL TWADDELL, JR, 1b 11 A PHILADELPHIA 1 Bill Tennis Team 12. 31; Tennis Championship 1U; Forestry Society; P1111:1dulphin Club. HComes 11y 111C y:1111 :11111 11:15 :1 1110115110115. 51111107 11:13 :1 1'0111:1rk:1111y 0111119311011 frame, and can keep his 11:1i111y 111111111cr clcvcns 011 0110 51110 111 :1 10111115 1'11111'1 while his :11'1113 reach 111 1111: 011101 . .15 some 511:11'1: 111 191111151131 :15 111-11 :15 11-11: 1115, :11111 11c 011cc 11111 :111 111 111C 1111111111 111 511:1111c 11y proving :1 willow tree 111 110 :1 111:1111c. ls :1 very quiet and 511111011111:11 1x15111111 ymmg' 111:111, 11111 makes his 111:1111: in his classes :11111 when trees 11111 10 11c C111. Gives every one the 11111110981011 111:11 17'? 1115 life is 10 110 :1 LONG 1111c. 160 LAWRENCE FOLSOM VORHIS, E X YONKERS. N. Y. uLarry Varsity Fuutbnll 11, 2. 31; Football Captain elect: Varsity Baseball 11. 2. 31; Varsity Relay T011111 01', Class Football 11. 21; Sophomore Banquet Speaker: Toastmaster Junior Banquet; Mining Engineering Socinty. 11111 111:111 with 1hc 111'1111 11'11'11' 11:1l1it. 11218 111:11'1111 '1':11'si111 1'1111111:111 :15 11:111. :11111 1111:11'101', 111111 11115011311 :18 1111111111 0111' since 111', 1:1111lc11 :15 :1 11115111111111. 11s c:1111:1ii1 1111111 111 111C 11111111:111 16:1111, grout 1hi11g's :11'c 0x11111111 111' him. :1 11111'11 gen- eral. 1111113 111111 :1 gmnc 1'111' :111 111c1'c's in him. 11:111 :1 very 011111111; 111110 111111 1111111 111111118011 11111'- suing 1hc 15115111111111, in :1 11111'1'1111'1-11 sleigh. 111 Snow $11111: Made :1 great Speech :11 the Sopho- 111111'1'. 111111111101 with 111117 '1 1i1'1'11111'111's' :1i1.1 Tells m:nw 1':11'11s hllcd 11i1h 1111:11111 1-1111 1111111111 111 the 11': '11' 1111- 11' 1111 played. 11:15 N110 Y :11111 1111g11 :1111:11's 1111 1:111. .1 j11111 1.3111111 51'11111 :111 :11'11111111 MMM ROBERT HERMAN VOUGHT ULSTER Bob College Footbulli 11,2 31; Class Football 11 21; Captain Class Football 121, ning Enginrunng Society; Br'adfmd County 011111. A 111:111 111 1':11'11'11 experiences, 511111114 1111 1111' g'1'i11h'1111. :1C11j11ys 11111 81111111110 :11111 i11spii':11i1111 1'11 :1 Center Counly 11111111114111. 11:18 111ix1'11 1111 1111151 111 the 1'11'1'111'1111-111 111:11 11:111111'111111 in 11111' 811111111111111'0 yczu'. Served :15 :1 1'1'1111111:11 1:111'1'1'1' in 111:111y trials 110111 in 1111' S11111'1'11111 1111111 in 11117 1111115111 11:111. 511'111'11' 11111 111111 1111- 51111311 whirl 111 S1:11c College :11 1111c 111111' 11111 1315111 1911.1 was :1 111111' 11111 much 1111' him. $116111 his 51'1'111111 511111- 1111:1'111'1':1l1'i11g'hc:11'1s 111111111411 11111 11151 :11111 is 11111'11 111111111 1111 1111' 111-1111 1'111'111'1' 1'1':111i11g' 11'111'1'5 1111111 Kansas. 1111:11111 111111111151'111115 111 his 5111'- 5 1'11111111i11gs. I 117 FRANCIS WILLIAM WALKER, JR., 2' A IQ BEAVER FALLS hFats , uWeary Class Football an Assistant Business Manager LA VIE; Mwhunicul Enginuuring Sociuty. .X sturdy, dolcrinimwli-huthing follow whn np- pczu's In hc :ihnnsl mmmmmchuhlc, but once 1nd and 1h:in 0111 pl'twcs tn he :1 man nf rzu'c qual- ities. Played cml nn Ihc Snphumwrc Class hunk hull 1mm and gun- Ihc iii'csh 11m curl of tmuhh: th15 the npinitm of many others whn hzul Jack Munrnc in Dynamns uml lhmkml. Also thinks quite a hit nf Hut .Xir and History, hut says he'll hc ii--- ili ho czm sec hnw hc ihmkcd. Makes :1 hit with tho Imlics mi :u'munt of his attentive ways 11ml his imlwncti'uhlc reserve. In nlhcr words his success is due 10 :m zulhcrcncc 1n lhc 1110110: iiSilcm'c is the ClCl'lllli thity HI' mzm. www- WILLIAM BALLANTYNE WALLIS, K E CRAFTON Billy Associate Editor LA VIE Board; Electrical Engineering Society; Pittubm'g Club. Hilly Wallis. thc hwy wmulcr, with the smil- ing' countenance and the springy walk. Greatest trtmhic is tn kccp still. 0m- ul' liriccis famous; hnnchhthc nnisicst 0110. Started nut tn tukc the straight Iilcctriczll mursc, but has sinvc decided- tu change in 'll'lcphoncs. Hus hmi hits of goiiil practice mi them. Xhikcs the. wires hut hctwccn lhc Hillcgc 11ml Hclichmlc and wine HHC talks on the Hellchmtc curl. tun. inis i'cpm'lcd to have hccn married, hut was prm'cn innnccnl. Iihmkcd Jiilcch'ic Luh. hut will pull through :11! right. awn f i . . i . K Q'LMM Studios CYCYV Might hut lii'iiluv. v- i h ' JGH 1 MI Y anun vi?! ROY KNOUSE WANNER READING Slack Choir i2. 8i: LA VIE letogrnphur: Cnnvm Club; Elvctricul Engineering Sncicty; Berks County Club. Well, lumk whn's here! A Ihitchmzm. sure. by his linjm. Iimm Reading? Hi, the place of szlncr-kmul. hccr, limhurg'cr chccsc :lml hrclzcls. Wusnii hl'ml fmm Raiding lligh-just decided Iu CUIHO in State fur n whilc. 8mm hccznno pup- uhlr with tho Sulihs. Nut :1 grind but :1 rather gum! slmlcnt. Hasn't lhmkwl in anythingr lmt anhllll'llillg. Chief hnhhy is photography. llus fnur nr hvc cameras and is always usingr mm. Doesn't iHHk like :i fussm ' hut gels letters in iiclitnlc hznnlvu'l'ilingr uhnut ihl'CC tilmN :1 wool; X gum! jnlly fcllmv. :ihmys h xi singing 41ml makingr peculiar iuxiws. J! J! J! HAROLD EDSON WARNER MONTROSE nRip , Chesty Mining Enginccling Society; Susquehanna County Club. Jlis ununinmns npiniun is that he sings divinw 1y. .X jnHy gmul follow. Likes tn thmw out his chest and sing smlg's. Makes lots nf funny noises. tells funny stories. and trucks jukcs. hence is called Ripper nr Rip. ls hmking fur lhc Wmly girl but has not snccccdcd yet. llis cvcr tuneful 11nd mclmliuus mice often breaks the stillness of study hour with Wmft ynu be my '1 hmcyf :unl sown the clutter ml SIIUCS announces u the his zlmwnrzmcc. Likes tn dCiHHC. lnvcs pndry. :md discm'crs A new toast 1n the Izulics every fa night. Nothing succeeds like success. 1m GEORGE JAY WATSON 1. 1 McEVVENSVILLE V ; Jay , Jimmie ' Civil Enginuoring Society. ; Jim is :1 54111111 studenthhcn there is not much studying to 1111. Js :1 great debzucr m1 1 political 1111081111115 with his 1'1111111111zltc. Hill. A 1; great 112159111111 player-wnt 11011111. .Xt Pine Grove 1 'Mills 11c u$111111 gels with :1 girl. Mmlc :1 rcc- 1' HM 11:1sl1 fur the train at 15111111111 in 111's Sophn- more ycm'utlctuincd by :1 fair 11110-111211 was all. 1 Holds 1110 10111111 1111111 RornlmuglU fur 10112; : slccping'. l Ins great social aspirations lmt docmfl luak the part. 117101111 let your hunks interfere with ydnr college 01111111111111. : 5 '1 M M M 1 1 I PARK JACOB WEAVER 1' STRASBURG 1 Forestry Society; Lancaster County Club. One 111' 11111' Preps. A 114111111 boy until the SCC- 111111 scnwstcr l51'csh111z111 1111011 he started in 1111 1111- 1115511154 11110 and HS :1 result is taking- '19111'cstry now. after spending- 11m 111111 1111c-I1111f yours with 8111111111. Greatest failing is sleeping. 8111111-11'1111-s keeps 111111511011 1111111 11111 11111101111111111111111. 1210111 1111111 shark. curd player, :11111 WUl'kCl' 11f slut 111:1 chines. Wl'm pretty 5411111! :11' 111111. Reads 1119 Sunday Nurth Anwriczm 1l1111'n11g'hly every week. C1111 give full pedigree of :1ll the baseball sharks in the cunntry. If soon studying, smnc one is sure to ask. HWhat's 111C 110111110, Weaver, 1110 you 51 15::370 516k? ,7 MCKEESPORT ilwedii Mechanical Engineering Society; Pittsburg Club. A typical Rlelx'eespnrt beauty, and naturally ml :1 mechanical turn nl mind. lllis ability 11:15 been evident ever sinee his experience at run- ning. elimi-ehnns when only 11111 years Oltl. llz1s mixed up Somewhat in State College Society but more recently in llellel'unte where there is :1 very :111171eli11n. llz1s been known 10 lezul strong lihrislizln same night, but it is 11111 marked against him 1 pleasant. blne-eyed ehz1p, lCn1lez11'mteun11 110 ulher things the for others would like to be there, 11111. Is : 11nd loyal tn 1910. MMJ! LEWIS CROSBY WESCOAT STATE COLLEGE uElsie Cadet First Limltunnnt GD; Electrical Engineering Society; Cantor County Club. illelongs tn the msy-eheelx'eil, zlngel-lzleetl elnsse but has been known in lnse his temper when tensed. ls Hinnneenee prosoniliml. One, ml llep llz1yls mm 11ml will tlnnbtless be :1 eupluin in his Senior yezn'. liegnn 1n pi'neliee llnr :111 nllieer's job in his Suph year by appearing un ll:1ll1111'e'en night with :1 lientennnl's nnil'ul'nl :11111 swunl. Lust, his swwwl in some mysterious munnei' :1111l 11115 ennsiilel'ubly lllllSSCll when he linully r1111 llUlHC 10 Mother. One of H'llhe. ilnlly lileu 1riez1ls,H who have ghulrlened lhe hearts of: the A professors by adopting the llnnnr System. e J 1 ; .1 1 I IL'U'TH fa v1 7751'? i 1 xv. ,,,,J e l m . K 1 . 1 . J71 GEORGE BARR WHAREN 41-1Q'J1L133'1-1 WILKES-BARRE Mochaniud Engineering Society; Wilkcs-Burru 011111. 111111011 1115 11111005 1111111 11111' 11110115 111 1110 11111 111' 111115. 110111 11111110 111101' 1100111150 110 01111111 11111 slay 1111'111' 11111111 1115 1101111 111111111. 11y 1111111113111; 111 111110 111 111111 01'01'y 500111111 111111 5110 11111110011 111111 111 01111101111011'111111 111111 111111 111100 11111110. 1111 01110111101 1115 111111111 111 11111'111110111101111118111111 11'1'111 111;; 1011015 111 50111111 111111 1111 11110 11111 $110 01111 1101111. 1111111111 11100, 11111111 1111111110, 14111111 51111115, 140111111 1115111151111111, 11111111111011 111 1111111111 1111111541115 111 1110 111111110. 11 you 1111111 111 111110 anything 1111110. 11511 1111111011 1111111 11. 191111111111 111111101 111 1110 Y. M. L'. .1. 111111 1111011 51111111115011. 111s 111110115 01115 011111013 1110 11111 11110 111' 1115 0111111111115. www CLARE WHITMAN BROOKLYN Whit , Happy Band 11, 21; Wyoming Seminary Club; Civil Engineering Society; Susquehanna County Club. W115 1111111 111111111 111111 110101 111111411011 11. 11115. 111111 1111111114: 1111151111154. 51115411154, 1111101111114, 111111 111111011154: Wl1011 110's 11111. 11111115; 11110 111' 111050 51111115, 110's 01111011 $10k 1111 1111111111154 1111 :1 111110 11111 511111011110. 811111105 1111011 11 111105111 1111011110110 1111111 1115 01111011111111. 3111110 :1 1101111111111111 111 .111'111115101' 1111' 1111115011 11y 1115' 011114. 111111011114. 1711111 01011 110011 1115 1001 51111 111 1'11188. 11 115 11111y 11'111'1'1011 111100 111111 111111 WllS 1111011 110 :11'011101111y 51111111011 1111111 111111011 111 1110 010 trying 111 011111111055 1111101 111 11 1051111110. '111'1011 511011-11'111101111111 V1111g111 1111111112 1110 'WV11111011 111' 511110 1111110540 111 1115 811111111111111'0 101111 1111110 111111 1111 5111111 111111 1100111011 1111 111111-- 1'111'11111 1111011 115 11 1110 11111111. 172 .1 FRANK ERNEST WILLIAMS Q BARNESBORO Beauty Julmstuwn 011111; Mining Elminccring Society. 1111c1111111111101511111111 11:11111y-g11-1111111'1' 111-1511- 1111111. 11111 111111 :111 11111111110111 11'1111 11111111 111 1115 1111111 111111 111111111 1111111111111'11:11. 11115 11111111 arguing 111111: 51111111 1111 1111111111113; 1111111111- 11111 111111111512 11111. 1111-1115 11111111111412 81111111111111g- 111 11 51111111 111111 11 11111111115411 1101111101: 111 11111111111111.1411 111111.111 11111111111'1 11c 11111111111111 111111 11 11115111 111 11 1510511111111115 11111111 111 5411 culling 111111 11111'111111111g'1'1' :41111'1' 1111 11111511111011 111111111111 111111111 traveling 111'11111111 1111c 11116 1111111- 11114: 1111111 1115 111-11 1111 1115 111111111 1111 1111- 1111's 111 :1 151'11511111111115 11111111511111. 1111115 1411-111 111111111 111 1115 11111111111110. 111111111111', 111111 11105 11111'11 111 111111111 11111 1111111115 111'1101'11 111111 11 15 111111111111111111. M 124 J! NEZZA NOVELLA WILLIAMS. JR. DILLSBURG Nez Mcclumicnl Engineuring Society; Harrisburg Club. W115 111111111111' wry 1111111 111 11111111111 111111 111111 111111111 1111v1: 111111111 11 11111- 5111111111. 1111111111 111111111 11.91- 1115 1111111111111: 1111' :1 51111111111 011:4'11. 1111111111 111 :1 1'11111111111'1' 111 1111- 111-1131 gang 11111 111111 111 11111111 11111, 1111c 111 1111 1111111111111 111 11111 51111115. 11111111111'1' 111' 1115111111111154111, 11111115411, 511 111111111 1111111 111111 1111111 1111 11111 W111'k :1g'11111. Always 14'111111-1111111111111. 1111111'1 1'1'1'11 get 1111111 11111111 Rip 11111111111 11111111011 111111 11111 111 1110 111111111 :11111 11c 111111 111 11111111 111 11101 11111 111111511111. 1115 1111111115 1115111151111111 111111115 1101115 111111 1111 1110 34111. 11111-5111 111511 11111111 1111111 1101110011 51111152 chcr 11111111132. 5111-11115 I115 1111111cy 1111' 11115111540 8111111115 1115101111 111 1111111111111. 11111111411111 1'1g'111' a , Q 1511111- 11111 111 11 54111111 11113111115. W 173 fellmvs' furnishings. S. HENRY WINSTEIN WOODVILLE Windy , Hener Mining Enginueling Society; I'ittuhurg Club. ,Dzuhly's big boy hehiml the gun-tti'unsiw. Since leaving the society of the gnmly-guody tiix'ils, Windy has been 1112111113r with the Miner hunch. Hus contracted :1 few 11f their naughty h:1hits. Nuw curries 111:1tehes 11ml smokes other Um make more noise for the size of him thzm :my nther 1111111 in College. .X shm'k but not :1 grind. l'ses :1 box to get up to :1 transit. Spends :1 great deal of his time scrup- ping' at the table. His temper is the greatest thing 211111111 himsexeept his ability to demonstrate math. theorems. Will he 0. K. when he 54111115 1111. 1M $31M HERMAN WORK KERRMOOR Forestry Society. Came from the L'nix'ersity 11f, 'ernnessee :11 the beginning of his Junim' ye:11'. A typical man of the south hoth :15 to sympathy and birth. One of those members of the eluss who eludes his hingmphers in his reserved and quiet mien. 'Is Siliti to put so much vim in his profession that reeently :1 six hmt s21w was hmken by him. 'I Ins distinguished himself :1s quite :1 shzn'k since his arrival :11 State. Laws tn enter into :1 discus- siun with his hmther 1111 the Nurth :11111 Snuth question, but fm'ttmutely the arguments hemme nnthing serinns. He is indeed :1 welcome :md worthy addition to our dear ohl elnss. 174 3115:1- .' X 11 PAUL WORK. A 1'1 3 141 X KERRMOOR P111111 SLIM: 13111111111 1311:1111; Agricultural Society. 11111111111111111 11111111 1he. University 01 '.11e1111essec 111 111117 111111 the degree 111 .1311c11e1111 111 Arts. .ICn- 1e11e11 11111' 1111155 this year. 1111C1111011 111 show the 11 11111313111115 11111111 11111111 11151111115 the 111'1'S11CII1 ways 111 1111111111114; 11111 11111111111 11158111111111111 with this 1111111 111 life 111111 111111111 111 Sl111e 11181111131 11111111111- 111e 11111111111 usage 111 11111111 111' 11155 11 14111111. 1111'e. 111$ specialty 18 811111118. 5111111111 1111111111111 the English language. 15 111111115 51111111 11:1y 111 11c 11 5111111551111 111111111 11111 111111111 have their 111isgiv- 111-QR. 15 1111111, 11111 111 111111-111 111d 1111 1111 11111111111 14111111 1111111111. 11115 11111e1111y 8111111711 11151111111111 111 the. 1111155 111111 we 1ee1 sure 111111 11111 51111111541181 81111111111115 111 111111. 1! 1! 1! 111 the future 11111 be 111111 1:11 JOHN ELDER WRAY, 111 11 2 GREENSBURG Jack Junior Assembly Committee; Electrical Engineering Society: A 1111115111 111111111154 5'1111111 11'1111 pensive, 111111111 eyes, 11111 1110118 111'e 5111111111111es deceiving. .ls s11111ew11111 11111111e 111 1'11112;11-11111151113r 111111 11ee11si1111111- 1y cracks SUHIC pretty 1111111 jokes. Laughter 1111- 1111115 jokes. 111111 the 1111154111111 is indulged in 11y 11111111 1111111e, 11111111411 111111111 11e1'11e1' 11111'11311111111111 11111es pity 111111 1111114115. 11111, At times 21851111108 1111151 winning ways 111111 1111115 his 1111-11115 111 111eir best girls. W'enl 11111 1111 '1'111'5111' 111111111111 11111111 11111 111111111 111111, 11 1111111 1111111 11'111'11 111 $111111i1 work he 11111 11111 111111111, e11115e1111ei111y 11 111111115 1111111, 11 pipe, 111111 1111 Applied 11111111 1111111 11111111 1111111 111111111111 111111111 1111w. Wcstmomlund County Club. IRA THORNTON YARNALL, A 61 E L? SUNBURY Brick , I. T. Class Relay T113111 121; Forostry Snciuty; Agricultural Society; Junior Banquet 00111111111120; Northumberland County 011111. 111100 011101 1'111114'11-1111115011 :11 1110 0111 1511111, 111011 111011 111 1111115411 1111 0111 31:1111 11111 Andy 11211154111 111111 111 1110 :101. 15 111111' :1 1111111 1911105101 :11111 :1 1111111 111' 101101'5-w05110011111y 1111150 111' 11011 011101111105 1111111055011 111 11'11110 1111'. 11111115 01'01'y 1511111 1111:154- 111:11110 111 5001110 111111011115 11'11111 1'11010 511111 1111111- 11111 paying 1111' 1110111. 5:11'5 S111111111'y 15 1110 10:11 11111'11 1111011 11 01111105 111 having :1 111;: 111110. 15.11- .111.05 1110 01111111:111y 111' 1111110 81101110165 15110 11111111- 0115 :11111 1:11105 11:11'1 111 1110 54'1111105 1111115011 1100:1- 51111111111'. 11:11'110111n111'v 01111115 1110 0111111110 111' 511110 111110140 111 511111111011 11111111' 1111511 111111 11011110 .1111110, 15111111 I11111:11:5 211111 15111-1' 1.01115 0x11':1 1111' 1711101111511'1'. Maid! JACOB HERBERT YODER HEGINS Sharky , Dutch Debating Socit1ty; Muclnnicul Engineering Society. 11111101011 1110 011155 111 11111 111111 :1111':1111'011 512111111111; 11111 by hard 1111111 111111011 11111' 01:155 111 1110 1:111 111 111118. 15 1151111111' wry 111151' 5111111111.;r 111' g01111y 1'0111111151111111110; :11111111 111111 11:11'1101 5 D0- 5011111110 :11111 1011:1111111'5 811111115. 15 11111 11111011 11111 1110 1:111' 50x, :11111111154'11 110 1111011511111:111y 10001105 1111111 11111111 :1 11151100111 1110 1101100 1?1 :11 11111101' 111111111: 15 :1 111111 110110101 111 11:11'11111115 theory 111 1110 0111111111111 111 111:111, :11111 511011115 111:1111' 111111115 arguing 1110 111105111111. .11111'111'5 1100111105 111 11111111 any light 011 1110 1111510111 111' 1111: :1111110 111:011:11'11 1111 K 363' 11111111 1011 0111 111' 1110 :1111110 11'0011110 11111111 11114111? 1711 We will drink this toast from mn' hearts my friends. From heart to heart let it run. Here's to 1910 men :111 over the World. Their health. God bless every onc. OUR w? sometime 1910 5 KM: E' 1': ELM WM :MTHICI., VICRNIC WALLAHc 7 7 7 7 7 - New Castle HARKIJCY, WILLIAM HRUYI'ZR CLEVELANH 7 , - Wzlync LHIMGAmwl-zk. JUI'L NELSON 7 7 7 7 Wells 'JEumcry IHCCKIJCY, Llcmrr ALHICRT WALKER - - 7 - 7 llnrrislmrg' JiLan, lsmnm MARIE 7 7 7 7 - 7 7 7 Dzmvillc HUCK, WILLIAM IIMMISHNA'W' 7 7 7 7 7 7 Fleming VALLJCN, RUHICR'I' Si'lcm'lclgix - 7 7 7 7 Shenandoah CARPENTER. VlluwAmn t'HARLlcs - 7 7 - -- 7 Avalon VHAMHICRLAIN, MILTON JMRL, 471K 7 7 7 7 7 Philmlclphiu Coma, WALTER RAY 7 - - 7 7 7 7 chvcr 9:1115 CURTIS, ROLLIN LICRUY,VX - - - 7 -- Cochrnntmvn DAJIL, CHARLES ICMIL 7 - - 7 - 7 7 J',cwist,mvn 1JICNMNHICR, Ross B. - - 7 7 7 7 - 7 Slmsburg DITTMAN. RI-zmrrs 7 - 7 7 7 7 - - Philadelphia JCIS'I'ICR, ALLEN lh-zm'lmm - - 7 - 7 7 Seven Points JiLmuch, HARRY HILTON 7 - -- - 7 Lewislown, Mom. ICNNEY. Gummy: WASHINM'I'UN, JR. 7- 7 7- - 7 Stccltt'm FLUIiRFKIiY. llI-zmniu'r limmm; - 7 7 - 7 1-711i1mlclphin FORNI-zv, HARRY Axnmcwnh K2 7 - - 7 7 - Cllzu'rislnujgr FREAK. FLOYD Cxl'xvlcu. 7 7 7 7 - 7 Oakland, Md. HALLIMHCR, NATHAN Mum's 7 - 7 7 7- - Pittslmrg Ummm, ROY EVANS, 47 K E UlccuusuD 7 7 7 7 Willx'inslmrg GRAY, DUNALH Ilowimhlx'z' 7 - 7 7 - 7 'l yr0nc GRAYMLL, JACUI'. Llcmwr 7 7 - 7 7 7 7 Palmyra HAIR, UICRALD liyij,WI' 7 7 7 7 - 7 lmaring Spring HAYLLAR, CHARLES - 7- - 7 - 7 - Philzulclphiu HELLMAN. M ICRVIN J'AIN'I'JCR 7 7 - -7 7 7 7 'lrvonu HELLMAN, XVHJJAM WILSON - 7 7 - 7 - - Coulpm't 11mm, CHRISTIAN DANIEL chccnqu 7 7 7 7 - 'ILzmcnstcr 17s . 77 ...- .- -..--,.a7-WW-.-W 1... . 7-m.w.m...v.-...-f HILLS, RALPH Wlxrnlcyrlck 7 7 7 lemm, ICARL WILLIAM - 7 7 HUMICH, Gummy: VAL'I'hR 7 - llmxvrlcu CHARLES KICNNI'Z'I'II JUHNSUNJWP 7 JACHMS. HM, ICHWARILE A IC 7 - - lx'lcn'lIlJNI-t. ANNA Wumlau 7 KUSTICNlMl'IHCR, FILHelJ-s FlurMuNT lx'RMHcR, WILLIAM llxNKIcIJ-z 7 7 lx'UHN, JAMES HulumcmwbKE - lx'mms, VIMRLICS G. -- 7 7 - IAl'rIH-IR, WILLIAM. Jlxh,dllx': 7 l.H'HTICNTIl xI.I:I:. Fuuxmx Mlcxm-zn U,l,, K E IAHlx'I'INZH, HIxRLIcs .IUIIN 7 7 1mm, Ilnwum MARSHALL, Hm H Mdlmuc. meucw .IAMICS. .lnmld K Ndhummg HARRY HANIW UIUCL'IISUH MCMVLIMI'HH. t'mmcch .IHSI-il'll MCMIYRRAY. WALI'HR ICXHL, K3 B'ICNWL. IiIcMImANIrr ll.u.l.,EX MARBLE, LINN H. 7 7 - MAR'HN, JOSEPH LELANHADPA 7 MAXWELL. LAWRICM'I-i IHMQHICRIHLEX mecu. UALl-ZX iimx'm 7 Mm'lclc, HARRY VLMTwN'EX 7 NicwruN. linuxu anumrmx thalcmlmxrmam Mun WILLIAM 7 l'INA, IHMRIaN'HxA SI-tH-zlm .IUNA, RAH. ICS'HCHAN 7 PUUJJICSI-Z, JOHN 7 7 - Rlimm. llmvls Exmmmrr, jmxbki RUA'I', XLLICN HICNJAMIN - 7 - RmuxsuN, jm-z I:RYIu'mmbE K RUIMIMI'HII. ltmwll 1' HlH-ZS'I Svnmx'lcu. limmlm Hlmmck SHMIMHL, Hun. 7 7 - - - LJI'AN Sunmcmmlm. WILLIAM HENRY. I SMITH. CHARLES MJ-Acu'r 7 179 Mil'llintmx'n 7 - Alcchnnicslnny 7 - - 7 Mcrccr Union City 7Ynyncslmrg Iicllcfontc Hzmvillc Philmlclphizl 7 7 Pittshurg 7 Mlcnlmm lx'iddlcslmrg' 7 Philipshurgr Punxsntnwmy 7 Sayre Durhy Now Hmlfm'd 7 - Urzlflnn 7 Nt'w 7Yushing'lml 7 Philmlclphin Harrisburg 'Hlinnlc Willu-s-Hzlrrc 7 Mtnonzl 7 v lTl'kzlsic thTuln, N. Y. - l' 1 cdcrile slmrg 7 M:11:1117..'15,C111m 7 Xlulnnzns. Cnlm - Philadelphia 7 81:th Fullcgc 7 Kingslnn 7 7 h'crhrt'mk LexinglmL Nch. 7 Stccllnn l Inrrislmrg l'hilzulclphiu 7 Philadelphia SMITH, f n' LM'I. 4' PA 7- v - - - - Yur1'cn SNYDER. Glimmlc Hlnsux - 7 - - - Sunlmry Smclmm, THUMAH -- - - ,, - - Philadelphia S'rI-zl'chs, LICHN anx - , A ; - Brooklyn S'rmu-zs, CHLIX, jun KS - ,, , 7- - , Cm'ingtnn, V11. S'rlmrunw, mem lCan'xl'E K -- - Shcnzuulnnh SU'I'IIHRN. ORRIN HRYHN x -- ,. - - - chm'u THURNIIILL, WILLIAM HENRY TAYLOR - - - Atlantic City TIN'RSTUN, Nuwmn JAMES - - , - - - Oil City TUI'PICR, Humane MATIHCSUN, 2' A IC . , - - - Hcllcfnntc TRULLINGIER, PARK ROLLAM; - , - - Pcnhrmk VAN Sm'liR. HARRY HLY'HIH - -- - - Philmlclphizl VAN Hmmlc. MMHCH anxnxlz: K - Philadelphia Vxl'mIN, RALPH WILLIAM - - , -- - - Montmsc merck. RALPH SAMUEL - , H - - - New Florence 41 1 Ac1c, Glamuni Hluu'lc, Hm H - - - - Clcm'fnchl WALLACE. RUWAN jJWll - - h - a llunlingdnn WAMNG. lCnMUNn - - - A - - - - 'l yrunc XX'A'rIcRs, LEON jxmes - - - - - - - Athens WICKHML ANTHONY ICMIIJCJDIVA . - - - Philadelphia XV'III'rMnYICR. J'IcImMIe Hl'l'li - - - - , h Steelton WIII'I rAKI :k, Glimmlc ANDREW - - - H - Cnrwcnsvillc Wow, WILLIAM CIVS'HeR - - - w ; L'urwensvillc Wmm, CHESTER C. - - - - - - - - 'Ihrcntum Wmm. WALTER MAN , - , w - - Cnnshnhoclx'cn x 1X; X . ix ' XXV 5m. x waw NW I x ,is x 180 A. --WM Mt,....; ..,. Vh ...-..-....,.m ., M . .. A JANUARY 18,1908 A NEW BEDFORD RoYEVAws aElDER ,DIEDl MARCZHAz'z, 1905 STATE COLLEGE war, CHRISTIAN D. HERR A , cuao w JULY 2.5, 19mg LANOASTEa . '. K; 3': u 735-3555 .h'fy rt. 33 - E 1111': best way 111' describing the successive victories 01 01111 class is by taking 11 kaleidoscope view of the respective contests. The 111st picture which we see is that 01 the t111g1 scrap. After 1111 11111111 111 11011111111 0111' Hug 111115 111111111'111011 111111 we 111111 another victory over 1910. The 111st 11eti1m 01 11111' Freshman year was 1111111ke11 hy giv- ing the h115eh1111 g11111e 111 0111' 111111' 11111111141111 guardians 111111 111111111154 11 large key- stone 1111 the tower of M11111 Building. We returned to College 111 the 11111 111111 although 11 few of 0111' number were missing we were 111 11011111ti1111 to take C1110 01 the 1111111111115; Freshmen 11s quickly 115 they 11111111111. 1Ve 11111y have been green 11111 111 two weeks after 0111' 11111111111 this 11111 it 11:15 5111111 11111110 1111111111 tn the S1111- ro111111i11g c01111111111ity t 11111 the verdant tint 111111 entirely left: 115 111111 that we were well 111110 to t11ke 11111111 111 the. youths 110w 111111011 0111' s11- 110111811111. 0111' dealings with 1912 were even worse than those 01 1010. Soon after their 1111111111 it 11111.: seen that 11 111111111115 1'11511 1111111111 1111 11111111511511'11115 11 $1111'1111' 1111' 11111111 111111 111' 11'111'111111111'11'1111 111' 1111111111115111'11 111'1'1151111111'11111111 1111' 11111 11111.99. W11 111'51 111111 11111' 111111' 1111111111111115 11111111 111115111114 111111111 11115 1111111151 11 11111'11' 1111 1111111111511111 11115111 5111111111111111'11111111111111'115111111115115111514'113111114' 111 115 115 111 11111 11115111111111 11111111111' 111 11111'111'11 1111151111111; 111111114'1111'111111 1111111 11111 111 1111111111 11111115. 11111 1111111 51111111111110 1111x1 111111 11511111111111 11111 1111151111114 1111111111 111 11111111' 11'111's.'111111 151'11s'111111111 1111111111114 11111 1'11114' 111111 11 s1111111 111. 11111 111111 1111 1111111' 111111s 111111 111111111'11,1111'111 1'1111'11111'1111111111111155111 11'111111111 11111111 111 1111111111 111111111 5111111111111 1111 11111111. 1111 11411111 111111 1111-111 1111 111C 141'11111'1111 1111' 11111 111111111111 141111111. 11115 541111111 1 11111111111 11111 111191 111111 1111111151 1111. 1111111 111111 51111111 1111111111114 11111 111111111411. 11111- 11114' 11115 1111111 1111114111 141111111 111111101 511111 111115 1111111 111 $111111. 1110 1'1151111 111' 11115 141111111 11111.9 11111111111 11111111 111111 1111'111' 1111 1111 1'11111'111'111111 111111111511 11 5111111111 111 115 111111 111111'11 11115 11 1111111. 111 11111 1111155 1111111' 1111. 11111 111111111111 541111111 5111111111111 111 1'111'11'11 11111 111111115 111! 11111 15115111111111. 111111 11151 1111111 1111 51111111111111 1111114111111 1111 111111111111 11111111 111 1111111 1111111' 1111111115 111111111. 15.11111 111111114111 111'111'11111'1111' 1111 11111111111 11'115' 111111111 111 111'111'1-111 1111111' 111151114 1111111 1111111 11111111111111 111 14111 111111 1111111111111 111111 1111:4'111-11111114'111 111 1111111' 111111111111' 1111 11111 11111511111 1111111111. 13111111 11111' 111141 111'14'11111211111111 111 11111 .11'111111'1' 11111 1111111 111 11111 11115 11111111 111111111111 11'1111 1'1111111'111s' 1111111 111' :1 11111111111 111111 111IVS11'1'11 11111111'12'1111113 111111114 111'111111111 111111111s1 111111 111111111111 111 11111 1111111'11 11'11 1411'1111111' 111111 1'11111111111'1'11111d- 11111.14-1111111'11! 111111111111-1111111! 11mg! 1111114! 1111111111! 11111111511'11'1111111 81111111 101 1 1 CLASS OFFICERS 11.111111 11151111111111 11111111 - 1 - 1 1 1111211111111! 1111111113 11. M11111NN11211I, - ,1 1 I'I'n' lh'usidvnl 11111111153 11. 1111111115 - 1 -- V , 51111111111131 111111111111111'1'11' 1 - - - A - 'l11'1'u11'11r111' 11:11ARL'ICS11155111111 - - - - - - ll1'.s1l111'1'1111 Class C111111's:1711'1111g11 111111 11111111 Total 15.111111111111111 111 19111317 18-1 II If Him: . 'iltfum R '1'. o-x'hw'zf: Ts 0: 1'1? It, It:- 41:. 317'? wlhnu; a' MA... 0': II: 1:3! mm , imam 3wnm v whom a. q Sh OPHOMORE CLA S TNTICRCIASS SCRAPS .u..nll.l. , FRESHMAN $U ,xlj NJ K :IIthLlC times the HRuh! Rah! yell rolled 11mm Nittnny Vuh ley one Saturday utternnnn hut September. The Freshmen had met in the .Minnry; had organized the eiuss of 101:; hzul l'C'IlSSClHiDiOti in t-rrmt ul' the Armory; 11ml hml given their einss yell better for the tirst time than :my nther eluss. 'lihe Soplimlmres, expecting the campus rush. were wait ing fur 115 in full tnree :15 we mine out 11f mtr tirst 111eetii1g'. hut in that ex- peetzltiun they received their first tlisnpp:iiiitment. thir hmmreti trientlS, the Class of 1910, 112111 :uh'isetl us tn nmit the eustmnury e:1111pns rush. 111111 in spite tit the tzmnts 21ml jeers Hi. the :1sse111hletl Suphmnnres. after giving our yell. We quietly lelti untiinehingly went 11111' wzly. 'Iihns, I91: showed she hut! 11mins ennngh to place eullege welfare :1htwe her nwn seilish interests. 0111' tirst einsh with IQIl was in the xx'restling 111:1teh. Here we sent in tire inexperieneetl men tn meet :1 well trained te:1111. which included several varsity wrestlers. The result of the meet mie can guess. Nevertheless. e:1eh event was hntly euntestetl and the match was, in the fullest sense of the term. :1 tight. to the linish. The next time 1012 met the ttliing-u-luezl fellows was in the cider scrap. In this event, :1lsn. the mltls were against us. We had not even seen :1 enle 103:0 Scrap before, and we had. in numbers, only :1 very slight :ulvuntuge mer om opponents. Nevertheless, we gave them :1 r11y:1l scrap. When the vie- tory was :mnmmeed their elation knew no hounds. They evidently forgot to consider their defeat of the year hefm'e hy practically the same score. in Spite of the fuels that they mitnumheretl their opponents two to one, :mtl that they had :th'emly gained experience in :1 previous scrap. ,, ll:11'e ymi ever nntieed hnw :1 hip; mzm often lungs. about his strength? in .iHSt Such :1 way the Sophmnnres housteti of their football team. Aeenrtl- 111g to them we were to he vanquished by :1 score HF :11 least 30 to 0 in the took 189 ball game which came next in the list of iiltereluss events. After the game they acted like the hit; 1111111 whu 11:15 heen worsted by :1 snutller adversary. The Sophomore team was szully iletieient in everything hut hick. Time :11111 time again their itlt'k saved them from tlet'ezlt, :1an kept the lh'uwn :11111 White from victory. Nut luner after the fnothnll game 1912 again showed her hr21ins in the way she planned the picture scrap. The mmmittee wisely CTIOSC an impor- tune time fur giving the signal. and, :11 the time set, the class trotted 11.1 MeAllister H1111 without 111eeting :my nppnsitinn. The picture was taken from :111 upper window 111. the Chemistry linihling, 111111 was ilet'elnpetl hefm'e the hewihleretl Srtphnmures arrived 1m the seene. The defeat we :1thni11isteretl tn the SOPTIOIUUI'CS in the picture 5011111 seemed to take :1w:1y their former aggressiveness. chen the time for 0111' banquet came. we went tn Williamspnrt, 11nd held the. feast tinniolestetl. Not :1 80111101110111 appeared, :15 they 112111 in further years, to try to kidnap our Speakers. As :1 CIIISS we were the best hehztx'etl :md truest representizltives of State th:1t Willimnsport 11:15 seen for 11 lung time. 1912., the future awaits Its. Keep up rmr same determined lightingr spirit, :11111 mir remrtl will he :1 glnriuus one. Our defeats we have met hruve- ly; in 0111' triumphs we have unturzilly rejnieetl. 0111' past reeurtl is hmim'nhle; let the future he equally hnnorzthle. State's interest: was 0111' first ennsidernu tion from the. start; let it continue tn he lirst in rmr thoughts 111 the lust. Let us continue tn z1et So that we can always look with pride ml the I'CCUHT of 1912. CLASS OFFICERS HARRY A. TVEAVICR e - -- Presidmit l,icRuY 1C. R. ICVANS v - I711? Prexideul STUART ST. CLAIR - Secretary .J. WUR'HI MCNICIL , , 'lirvasurer ROBERT IE. RIIOAHH -- - - Ilixlnritm CLASS YELL Rah! Rah! Rah! Jx'zih! Rah! lx'eh'e! Ik'nnsylvzmiu State! 1912! Class CnIanWHrrm'n and White T111111 ICnrollment of IQI:2-';R r , 1 z win 3. I u. Min: '11 I? !;I .Wi iiWiag. u. w: FRESHMAN Wag $3514.11? QIWQ 1 WW 453 z 11pr 1 Km 1 I W WW 1111;311:2111 513mm $tubent5 SEPTEMBER 1908 111: FURICST HARTIHI 11. 1f. 11I,.-IIII;IIII.I. 12 j. 11RI'IliHl-Z. 11' '1' MISS N.1i. CAMPIHCH. 1.. S. CLARK 11. G. 1-11.111'1'111111 E. R. CYPHl-ZRS - MISS M. J. 11. DILIIIINI; - J. 1.. Dunn. ,1. 1.. ICI.I.III'I', 'II 'I' R. W. 11m MICIJ. Rllks. R. 1.. HILI-IN .VV.12IIAIFI 11 11 V: I: R 11I-: RM xNJ WHIIan Z. O. Huss - 11. I9. 1111.1.ARII C. 17.. 1101'ZRI.IC ll, 11. Hnwm 1V. S. JORDAN 1C. 11. KELLER J. 11. KERR MISS K. H. KICSSHCR MISS M. LUVSIM; G. 11. I.I-:IcIu-: 19. 1'3. LICIINAIIII Ii 16, l.IcsII .1. ll. LYNHI 11. IC. MUHIHN K. 12. MII'AHKIII 1 . M. Alleluucl. 1.. II. leSSNl-ZIL111 K E AII'I'III'II II. MILLER W. I, MILLI-ZR. 11' A U R. W. MI'I'I'IIICIJ. 11. HAI'IZIIICR'I'Y K K 1' , . - - - Milk 1.:IIIC:I$ch' 10w: lll11.'l 11mm Mi1lx ll:IStiIIg.y;s Pittslmrp; Strundshurg Slate 110111151 XanlslIIIrg Marion , , - 7 Ncwvmc IIL'lIInIIy 1,1111ll11t'1l1111ll 7 I'llilzulclphhl , jIIIIIIxIvaI 1III1i:III:I Forka 1,011111'0111x' . . ,. - . .10111151111111 5111:11de - 7 1111-:Irlia-111 11mlIIIiIIRiI-r . . . Kvnwr 1 :1115 ImlmIInII 1111111110111 XVillmV 51W?! 1.111'11510 Springx . 1111 1'in Irwin 1'111N1ml'g , . , - . . Hvrnnlml w 11:1III1IIII'g - , 7 , 1Vi1kinslml'g . MIIIIIIIIIII , .. . I. I 1 1111111111 l'IIIl'1; 110 N. 11111 11. 11. 11100111: Ii G. Mummy H. S. Nmmv RALPH 11'. lHNXIcR R. K. Rlcm, , 11. Rmcvr: - A. 11. Rmxmns W. R. Rllmus C. '11. Ix'n'r: , M. RH'IIII'Z,11' K 11' 11. M, Slams 17.1 A. SM 8. 11, SIMI'sux 1'1. A. SNYMCI: 7 J1 l . SNYDER 1 Miss 12. M. STAMYUN .X.'1'Ilrm.xs w C. 11. 111031115, 1' A E Mlss M. l.'l1nuMI'suN JAMES IQ 'I'muuchla C. A. 'I'RANSI'H C, 1111111511511 - V. N. Wnl'nc, Ii 0 II W. l . Whmc, I! 0 ll HOW WE HAVE GROWN 0 ' 1.11112 Lansdownc - Milruy - Eric Columbia Oscouhl Mi1ls '11mghlwnzum'n - Roaring Frm-k Spring 111111; Huunlx-rslmrg Curry CcnnnnlUMI Philmlchrhin sttvr Springs - Utim 511110 Fullvgo 1.1 .xix'tuu'n - 1h'l'nll Lvmnnl ICxpurt 11vlzmm'c VVzllL-r 1211p Milk 1111151le11; Nl-w York, N. Y. Yenr P. G. Sr. Jr. Soph. Fresh. Suh-Fr. lm-u. Spec. Shun Cuu. Total 1850 00 ................ 53 110 ............ 113 1865 015 7 21 137 I17 40 ........... 132 18757770 7 10 15 22 90 ................. 148 18857780 . 4 4 11 '39 47 16 5 ...... 110 1895 00 1 150 35 :31 87 84 21 ...... 25 337 1000 01 11 521 42 811 140 40 10 3 41 4513 10027703 2 72 70 140 2H 53 8 2 512 002 1003 704 U 71 111 134 290 40 12 5 01 730 1004705 1 02 10-1 104 21111 110 1 I 0 .531 749 1905 416 :1 03 140 1031 21151 4U 13 14 57 800 1906 07 4 1111 135 173 304 02 5 1111 5:2 808 1907 08 :3 130 155 220 55115 81 20 42 88 1151 1008 00 7 144 208 2117 387 511 30 44 Hi! 1205 104 PHI GAMMA DELTA Esluhllshml April -1, INNS FRATERIN FACULTATE W'I LLIAM S. AYARS UNDERGRADUATES SENIORS 'llmmlm B. WAnA WILLIAM C. WAGNER VVALTER 19. Scnumcmak VA1.T0N SunnU'm JUNIORS 15mm V'. VON SENDICN W11.I,IAM W. TWADIHCLL, JR. .SAMUICI. T. PommcK VVALTER W. M UFFIN Dix D. CULVIN FRANK J. DILWOR'HI HARRY I1. NORRIS .'1112$1 1 :1 A. IilcnIiLnIclmnk EDWARD C. LLOYD BOPKOMORES JAMES F. TURRANCIC HERBERT IL .HAIETZ WILLIAM H. NELSON, JR. U. WILL LLOYD THOMAS D. HARMAN LUKE ll. SWANK Mmmlm SMITH FRANK ill. MILES C. DEAN MCWJHNNICY FREEHMEN W. KENNETH MCKNIUHT JOHN F. W. ClmmaMlavlak JAMES K. MACDONALD CHARLES C. FRITZ 197 ,ATm QAA... w-. .Vw r ... p-....s..m4... wuw. BETA THETA PI ENUIIIHNIHHI leulwl' 4. H488 POST GRADUATE W 1 l.I.l A M l5. Ulnar: UNDERGRADUATES SENIORS Llems ,li. LIcher'rH llmmun L. MARSH llmm 'll'. Goummk'r THOMAS R. HAY Llco N. SKJCMP JUNIORS Ii. FRANK HART Iimxcmn MLTLMRY HI RKIC M. IlI-tImANN WILLIAM R. MULLImN SOPHOMORES lilrlcu U. ARTHUR jnsuml W. UWHHHN JHHICI'II ll. Mnssrzn .IUIIN I3. SWIQNSHN NORMAN M. lQAmucch ROWLAND l9. HICMINGWAY K ICNN mu ,l I. HA1 R FRESHMEN WILLIAM I'. IJ'ITIJC Iuvm'lucxw: XV. HHHN MATHEW C. ARNOLD Jmm ll'. KERR SPECIALS HARRY Ii. WIH'rl-t k'LXlu-zx'H-t N. Wnu'rlc IWJ eumrmnmu PHI KAPPA SIGMA llstnhllslml Aprll, 1890 FRATERSIN FACULTATE JOHN PRICE JACKSON Glmwau C. CHANDLER WILLIAM N. GOLDEN FRATERIN URBE ancm' M. 190511421: UNDERGRADUATES r snmons l'xICNNIa'rJI .8. STEVENSON HENRY la. HILLINGTON HERBERT H. A011 l-ISUN . JUNIORS JAMES G. JMNSTON WILLIAM II. ALLIHUN EMIL GERBER. JR. FRED C. CLIFFORD W. HAROLD FOSTER JOHN 17.. WRAY HARRY P. JMMISTRONG . LOPHOMORES HAROLD W. DINKER ALBERT l2. LANFHCLD r FRESHMEN ' . JAMES l. hmumN IIIUMAS t. LARIJN, JR. T. CHARLES JAMES SPENCER C. KING MILLARD F. NULL Euumu, GAUT SPECIAL LAWRENCE W. MESSNIER 201 .wg..m-u--ru SIGMA CHI l'lslullllsm'd May '30, ISM FRATER IN FACULTATE FRATER IN URBE CHARLES KINSLOE HARRY ALLEN LEITZICLL UNDERGRADUATES ENIOR FRANK IthNG Cumzuik VVALTER .lthlcmor l'URST GEORGE JOSEPH PURCELI. SAMUEL SLUCUM SADLER LHARLHS GEORGE YOCUM PICARI. 'livaN THOMAS RANDOLPH H. THOMPSON . JUNIORS . 7 SAMUEL h. GEARIIART HOWARD H. A0151: LAWRENCE IF. VORIIIS chmzva ill. JOHNSON .HOWARD C. 'BRADDOCK REUBEN D. Aumss CHARLES F. BLISS , sornomonEs . WILLIAM H. BARNETT LAWRENCE L. ltliliRLY CHARLES MCC. BRICITINGICR BRUCE Ml. .liA'mN WILLIAM N. Nmmc . FRESHMEN CHARLES WK DUNCAN JOHN W. GOLDY JLDWARD K. CAMPBELL JAMES H. VVATSON GRUVER C. SCIIAICFFER GEORGE 17. SHUTTER EUGENE W. CARSON SPECIALS . ALBERT L. GRAZIER DONALD XV. MITCHELL KAPPA SIGMA HHIuhHslwd Jnnmu'y 8, 18913 FRATERSIN FACULTATE .MILTON S. MCDOWELL CHARLES L. Aumsuv UNDERGRADUATES SENIORS CLARENCE G. REITER W. MAHAFHCY FlemwsuN J?.mmn A. VVILCUX JUNIORS JCLVYN K. MENTZICR JOHN .R. PILLOW CARROLL A. GARNER SAMUEL M. SMITH CHARLES W. KUNKLE WILLIAM 1E. VVALLIS 15mm 17.. Jll'rTENIHCNnICR SOPHOMORES JESSE Gr. HAMILTON Pmcsuav A. HAMIL'I'UN J. FRED FORSYTIHC J. HAYARD Lleui'rmcRS Luwmav L3. ,HAR'FUN liALlc R. MASUN SVJHJAM SIC. TAYLUR FRESHMEN MITCHELL D. MCMULLEN FRANK G. BLYTHIS ALEXIS DUSTER RALPH Ii. lh'MI-szck THOMAS A. SMITH EUGENE V. HISIIUFF 0150mm 1. Slilxrmck FRANK human 1k D M: . 104M, 442:7! Am SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON lGHluhlthcd Mny 13, 1892 FRATERS IN FACULTATE PAUL B. BRENEMAN JOHN I. ROBISON WILLIAM G. CHILD RAYMOND E. CRAUMER FRANCIS W. WALKER FREDERICK L. SCIIAFFER EDGAR B. SUTTON MALCOM D. Ross HARRY H. BUBB FRED B. liIARRINGTON HAL E. JACOBS RICHARD M. SMITH WALTER R. WILSON ALVIN B. BURGESS PAUL S. WORTH FRATERS IN URBE FRED A. ROBISON UNDERGRADUATES SENIORS PRESLEY A. L. MAURIIOFF DONALD S. DEVOR JUNIORS STEPHEN D. AYERS EDMUND C. TURNER RODNEY W. POLACK EDWARD M. FRID BOPHOMORES 1 KARL D. RITTENIIOUSE ' IJERBERT K. BEAR EDWARD E. CIIUBBUCK FREBHMEN EDWARD E. TANGUY JENNER H. DEVOR NELSON A. NEWTON SPECIAL CLARK B. THOMAS 207 PHI SIGMA KAPPA Esluhllshml June 7. 1899 FRATER IN FACULTATE CHARLES N. BAINnIumn: FRATER IN URBE H ARRY C. MC'ILVICICN UNDERGRADUATES SENIORS JAMES A. HOWLAND SPANcmak RICKER LESLIE M . HOLTZ HOMER BU'I PERFIICI.D JUNIORS CARL W. ROBESON HARRY A. Lmnlcu LAWRENCE W. SMITH ABEL K. SIHCARER, JR. HAROLD S. ROBERTS SOPHOMOREB JAMES MILIIOLLAND MAURICE B. STINE HAROLD J. YECKLEY HERMAN IE. LONG FRESHMEN IRWIN 1C. GOTSHALL SAMUEL W. Llwn EUGENE W. FICKES 209 mm , N. .M u - H H- LHHTM M hmv PHI DELTA THETA ldslulullsllwl Muy ltl. 11ml FRATERSIN FACULTATE IRVING L. FOSTER MCRLICY O. RAY REGINALD S. IIMIINGW UNDERGRADUATES SENIORS PRANK B. NuLJaR J. VVALLACIC ALLEN lhuamcmc S. WELSH JUNIORS MARK D. ROWE RAYMOND L. PATTERSON HAROLD C. 1.0mm. SOPHOMORES lanwmw S'Hcmuc JAMES R. BARBER WILLIAM H. :HARIHCR JAMES M. HALL FRESHMEN HOWARD J. LAMADl-Z VJ cm R J in 1: mm lem H. KAUFFMAN FRANK '11. l lUliRIJC STUART S'rCLAl R SPECIAL WILLARD P. MILLER lCvaN A. Co'r'rRI-zlm ICARI. L. WATERMAN A Y FRANK D, Cowman VleAM 1C. FOWLER JAM 1-25 8. MILLER, JR. Josm'u N. CONLnN FRANK KING L. S'FliI-Zl. CLARK KIRBY .B. SLICM'Y FREDERICK XV. JIOWARTJI HARRY A. XVEAVICR VICTOR BALLOU RUSSELL T. GHEEN 11mm: R. GIBSON RAYMOND W. NIITCHELL JAMES P. COLBURN ERN EST K1 TCI'I EN CHARLES L. CHAPMAN PAUL M. SNAVELY MILFORD S. DUBARRY THETA XI chlInIcaI Frmarnllw lislulvllsln'll March 117, 1907 UNDERGRADUATES SENIORS FRANK C. NICHOLSON JUNIORS HARRY A. PEARCE SOYHOMORES KENNETH M. QUICKEL FREBHMEN ALDEN R. M 1:121: DANIEL M. Oman XVILLIAM P. Looms JAMES W. BOUan 'lzIARRY M. PIER EDWARD L. KLEPFER SIDNEY P. ARMSHY FREDERICK F. BECKERT HARRY A. BOLE WILLIAM W. DAVIES HARRY 1:1. ARMSHY ROBERT L. Dlavmmux ALBERT P. Gmcmccmc WALTER II. Ihmmw ROLAND G. BAILEY ROY C. CLARKE SIGMA NU ldslnhllshml lM-m'mln-r 21!. 1908 UNDERGRADUATES SENIORS WILBU u mum; ICCKELS PAUL N. ETTERS EDWARD A. VVALKER JUNIORS 'l lmuw .l'. IIICLTMAN Glankmc O. VVEDDELL SOPHOMORES CHARLES A. LAMBERT CARL XV. MARKHAM R. BRUCE MACDICRMOTT VHAUNCY R. MCANLIS TC. lflmmcnc SEIGLICR FRESHMEN WlLLIAM V. COLLINS HOWARD 17.. GAGE DONALD C. MINICK 215 ALPHA ZETA 111x Gulcnlilic Fmtcmltw IIIIDHHIICH Jununry 21, 1898 FRATERS IN FACULTATE THOMAS F. HUNT Humm'r 'lC. VANNORMAN CHARLES F. NOLL CHARLES 'l9. SHAW MILTON S. M CDmvuu. EDWARD K. HIBSHMAN ANDREW A. BURLAND PAUL '13. hCNNETCII ROBERT SI 1. BELL FLOYD S Bucmm 1111mm l9. HERSHEY HOWARD D. DAVIS DEVON MEADE Roy C. JONES POST GRADUATE S V1 LLl .x M 1?. Cum: UNDERGRADUATES ORLANDO C. SENIORS 'hWICS JUNIORS ImIN M. Mc'lx'mc SOPHOMORES HENRY II ARMSM' THOMAS I. MAINS CLICTUS L. Gonnmm; ALVA M21212 CARI. SV. LARSICN JOHN K. Musvlmvu WILMER LIE. GROSS XVILLIAM C. BYERS Jme .lx'. SLOAN JV. PLUMMER PILLSHURY JOHN A. RUNK MANLICY lC. CnmmUCK SVICBSTICR l1. SILL DELTA THETA SIGMA Ulnnumry Agricultuml l'mlcrnhw ENtllhlthl'd Muroh 30. 1908 FRATERS IN FACULTATE HUGH .P. BAKER RALPH L. WATTS UNDERGRADUATES SENIORS PAUL 1. WRIGLEY RANDOLPH 1.1. THOMPSON LEO N. SKEMP SAMUEL S. SADLER 19111513151210 S. WELSH JUNIORS J'. THORNTON YARNALL WALTER .B. NISSLIiY Lows W. ARNY KARI, B. LmIMANN SAMUEL L. FAUST CHARLES F. BLISS PAUL WORK BOPHOMORES LUKE Irl'. SWANK ROLAND SIR H EMMINGWAY PERRY A. PAGE JAMES M. HALL FRA'HCRN l'l Y C11AWFICR-HUUSES iS '1 Qnmgkh? flmh frlhk Imivm ' , ' . 1m. ism: . 1:51;? W ?9 a; CD . 1 ' Jig 3, .... . Axnmuihwnwt Mifhumhmg HM f MW, MIN. r l JOHN K. BARNES C. NORRIS FLEMING AUSTIN G. FRICK ELLWOOD E. BULLER HOWARD F. CANDOR ROY H. MORLEY WILLIAM S. GLENN JOHN W. OSTERTAG Pl-ZRRY A. PAGE PAUL B. BERRY PETER F. BARR THETA PSI ldntnhllslu'd Mny '3. 1005 UNDERGRADUATES SENIORS FRANK E. HARPER ARTHUR F. POND PRESTON B. POSTLETIIWAITl-Z JUNIORS CHARLES M. OBERLY RAYMOND H. SMITH EUGENE W. STITT BOPHOMOREB .l'mIN W. MILLER JOHN H. WESTERMAN LIMRLES M. WHEELER FRESHMEN CHARLES M. limes CHARLES H. GROVE RVARRICN H. VANKIRK 222 ALBERT L. LAWSINH CLYDE R. ORNJmHIrIr LESTER D. MA-x'r'rlcu ALFRED E. Rcmlm'rs GUY F. SPEJCR Roy B. FEIIR CHARLES '17. SMYTII CHARLES JV. PRESTON ORA X. MCCImLmN GILES 1C. SCIIICNCK WILLIAM H, LAIRD FREDERICK l. HARRISON PHI TAU FRATERIN FACULTATE Lmvn 1:. SMITH UNDERGRADUATES SENIORS HARRY A. lllCY PAUL B. BENNu'rcn i1 RVlN 0. NULL JUNIORS WARREN M. 11mm JOSEPH H. HARRISON KARI. J1. LOHMANN SOPHOMORES M ICRL B. MUEICSIC WILLIAM M. anm: 'ICRNlagr JC. POR'JXICR ALEXANDER 13. Hme FRESHMEN DAVID 1?. HOSKINS W'ILLIAM 12. HUSKINS anm'r E. Ruuxmcs SPECIAL JOHN L. 17.1.1.10'rT PHI KAPPA PHI I'Jsluhllsht-tl MXII'I'II 21!, 1mm OFFICERS J. :P. JACKSON - - llrcshluul .IC. D. VVALKI'IR - 7 w 'lV'msun'r J. M. W'ILLARD , - .Sk'm'lurv lnlllutl-d Junv Hi. Isms ' HONORARY MEMBERS mom THE CLASS or '61 C. ALFRED SMITH FROM THE CLASS OF '68 A. U. HRENHMAN FROM THE FACULTY Tnmms 1' . HUNT Plekmav U. RAY 'me 'P. BAKER FROM CLASS OF 1908 WILLIAM .H. I'LANK 'GI-zo'luna D. HARIHCY WILLIAM ll. POLLUCK, jk. mm L. Biclrmua'r CHARLES R. ,HLANCIIARD jlissn S. RITCHIE HARVEY M. HRAUCIIER XN'ARRHN H. Ross HHIJJAM H. BROWN JOHN T. RYAN DONALD C. Cucmmmz JAMES S. Scu'r'r RAYMOND C. SEVERANCF. VVALLACIE W. SMITH CLARENHC S. SNAVJaLY HARRY S. STANTON EARL M. THOMAS WARREN G. C. THOMPSON WILLIA M F. WENTZEL JOHN H. Dmmmak'rv DAVID :19. EVANS VVILLMM 'l 1. FRY MARK B. Gummkn FREDERICK A. HULL RALPH W. IRWIN JOSEPH S. KNAPPIER, JR. DAVID B. LANDIS GEORGE H. VVION GRAY E. MILLER HARRY C. WOODWARD ALEXANDER MCI. MYERS jusm'n D. WOODWARD 224 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS 1,. K. L. MAPIHIUFIF, ht; - - ; - Pn'siduul G. Ii. UUIIA'HC, '10 - - - - , 17w Prmiduul A. 19. POND, 09 - , - , - .S vL'I vIaI'y M. S. MCDUWHLL 7 - - - 'IV'mxun'r W. N. GOLDEN - - - - Hirvrlnr ALUMNI ADVISORY COMMITTEE .X. C. KICICD, '92 1 . V. STEVENSON, '03 R. H. SMITH, '05 J. II. M. ANDREWS, 98 J. C. Rmcn, '99 COMMITTEE ON COACHES W. N. GOLDEN man. R. leax M. S. MCDUWI-ZLI. C. L. HIRSHMAN, Ho 15.. NUTCLICARY, ' 10 L. ill VURHIS, 10 J. M. MCKEIC, H0 P. Ill. ilMSTIclxruwAI'rIc, 09 l'av tiul.IncN Ii. A. Vlnxox, ,09 ADVISORY COMMITTEE Puma AX. Amer: Hilmirmum PROF. J. P. JACKSON PROV. P. 0. RAY PROF. 'II J. MAINS PROF. J. 'l 1'. 'lhuzznu. 226 . I i. val ,5 p.1 I 3.4Vi,inw l .y .VLS cm 1.?ng US TICK NI FHUTILXLI. VARHTY :wwgm wgmw tww$w w$$w ww$a Jfonthall SEASON 1908 WWW WW WWW , 1ng OFFICERS jl'lmmgvr - - P. Ii. l'US'rLIC'rHWAI'rH, bu fill M. Nclx'ICI-z, '10 glxxixluul Jlrmug'rrx A. :H. JHNHH, I0 1 1 l.. Mdln', 'Iu 'fl'uinvr - - - - W. N. Gnmncx ;Is.wlvlu11! 'lVruim'r ., - - I. C. juvmcm Cupluin - , - Ilmm' Couch - - C. MVCLIHRY. 'm TOM IHCNNICLI. II. C. MCIINICICN, '07 l. C. Uu'rxxxxm. ho Cuurllm - - - 1'3. Ymm Ii. H. YI-X'KLICY. '00 W. 'l . DL'NN, '08 VARSITY TEAM W'. Fl'lls. W l.:'fl liml R. MVC SMITH, Spwiul II. A. WEAVER, y12 lmfl 'lku'lclv 'I'. W. l'mLLIcT, WU 0. X. MrCI.uI.I..xN, 'I l. Imfl Guard 15. NVCHMM, lh , A. l. GRAY. ll - A t'mzlur V. HALLUI', '12 , E. R. H'I-Incns, SIu-vinl , High! Guard V. L. HIRSHMAN, '10 l . V. mels, y10 - Qmu'lvlulmyl; SUBSTITUTES rfr- . M. HERMANN, 10 . ll. Quru'lvr-Lmrlc 1:1!ll-Imrlc llulmet'l: V. II. JOHNSON, WU J. E. XVMSUN, Special W. M. RIDDLE, ll, - Mosman. ,ll HARRINGTUN, yl'l L. D. Micssxlik. l'3 , , 15m! 15.. Hmm'x, 'll - G. UII'PIJZ. '11 15nd P. l9. BARR. ,I'J ' - 229 H pUSTV Right Turlclu High! Em! High! 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'11110 1111151 5011011111011 34111110 11'115' 1111111011 111111 1051 011 $1011- 101111101 19, 111 1110 111151 110011 111 1.1011000. mm 11 1011111 111 11115 11111.5 11141111151 1101101111110 '11'111101111r.'11110 1101111011111 1011111 0.511111115111011 11 11011' 10101115111111 111 11 111011 501111111 1011111 11'111- 1111111 1111111 11 $11110 1011111 1111 11011101 1110111. 111 j115111'0 111 0111' 111011, 1110111511. 11 may 110 511111 1111111110 V111'511111' 111011 11111 1101 201 111111 1110 13111110 1111111 1110 1:151 10w 11111111105 01 1111111, 11111 11110 111 1101101' 1110 50010 01 6-5. 11110 11111110 11111 0'111110,111111'011 1110 11111111111111'110011, brought more 51111.5- 11'111011' 1'0511115. 11110 51111 0 111 11 11 111 11111'1111'301 111111 01'01, w115 11111 115 1111- 1101111111 115 1110 1101'010111110111 01 1110 1111115111 111111011111. 11110 11110,11'111011 111115 511 111110101'1111111110 11011110 11011' 1101:1111 111 1155111110 11 511'111111'01'1111110111'11111'0, 111111 111 111110 5111110 11111111 .111'110111'1' 5 mm 511110 5111111. THE INDIAN GAME '11110 111151 big ' g'111110 01 1110 501151111 11115 1110 1111111111 14111110 111 117111105-13111'1'0. 1111111011011 0111' 1011111 11101 11010111 it 11115 110111101'1111111111011 1101' 1115g 11 '11',011 101' 1110 11111111115 11111011 111 gulin 1111011011 0111' 11110 1111111111g'11111y 111' 11 111111105 1110111101- 1111 1111100-111'0111111'. W0111'01' 11111110 1110 only 10110111101111 111 1110 11111110, when 110 11101011 1111 11 1110011011 kick 111111 1'1111 1111011111-111'0. yards 10 1110 1111111111 110111 11110. 1111111111' .5 0x5 00110111 11111111111; 11': 15 1101101111011 1111 111010 1111111 1115111111,: 1110 111111 1111' 1110 11111111115 11'01'0 1111111111111: 11111115 1'0g'111111'11'.11011115 111511 11111 011011 111011111111, 111111 11 '1111 111011011117.11115111111111 Smith 111111 1 111110r5 11111 501110 11111'11 5111'0111011'1111g. i10111 11011111110 C11111101'5 11': 1.5 111111115 111 01'1110111'0 111111 1111111011 1111 1110111111 1111' '1111- 01-11- 10111 '11111 Aiken. 2311 The game was :1 most spectacular une, with a varied style 11f playefake kicks. end runs, furward passes. and OH-Sitlc kicks. The inexperienced State line held lik 1 a wall when the goal line was in danger, and was a battered wreck at the end ul' the game. It was the Old State spirit working at its best. V THE PENN GAME The score 6-0 does not show on its face the real heartbreaking struggle which took place on Franklin Field :1 week after the Indian game. :It is true that Penn won, but they fought for every inch of gl'tjmltd and won nut by a touchdown on a hlneked kick a pure Nuke at that. As in the Indian game, Ballnu's puntng was a feature, and one of his longr spirals got through Keinath and rolled over the goal line with Weaver right on top of it, hut a touchtluwn was not allowed. Again when the hall was on Penlfs twenty-yard line near the end of the seennd half, Referee 'Iivans 11711111eg accused .Hirshman of hin'tlling, and the subsequent penalty ruhhed State of any further chance to attempt a score. The hne played together exceptionally well, blocking four attempted punts, and tweaking.r up smne 0f Penn's most destructive plays. Their power was demonstrated three times, by holdingr on the two-yard line, the nneward line, and the twenty-yat'd line. Penn was lucky in recovering her hlneked punts, whereas the only punt 0f .l'tallmfs that was blocked fell into Gaston's hands, with disastrous results. The midget ends, Brown and Tl.lipple. in the second half, made some good tackles. The game was a hard one for Penn, and when the whistle hlew for the end of the game the Penn routers, who had been surprised into a state 11f semi- Cmna by such a showing. woke up and yelled joymtsly and loudly over a game hardy snatched from the grasp of defeat. 231 reeted, elean-eut plays, and though the visitors had held .ltenn tn the same score as HHull's, team, they Were no match to 1' the Blue and chite. The middle of the line, Gray; Cyphers ltullnwing the hard games at the twu weeks before. Geneva was the next npprment. ltitty-rme points were piled up, lmt ragged hmthall was very CYillCHt at times. The event that made the game in :my way memnrahle was the disahhng uf Captain Mefleary. by a broken shuuhler-hlmle. At the time there was very little chance, it seemed. that Bull'y would play again fur the rest of the season. Mnsser eprang into the lhne-hg'ht by his good work at full, and Dick Smith's runs brought the stand to its feet several times. Thus with Captain MeCleary mil uf the game, the climax of the hardest season in the college history was reached. 'lhtllmving' were tive stiff gamCs-XVest Virginia, C'urneli, Huck- nell, Navy, and Pittsburg. THE WEST VIRGINIA GAME IN a very spee- ta e 11 l a 1' game, State won from XVest Virginia L'niversity hy the score of 12-0. Both the touch- dmvns were the result of well di- 63 . x ow t: 1 . A and McClellan played steady, reliable foothall, and made possible the brilliant haek-held work. 3allnu made several sensational runs, one for sixty yards through almost the whole West Vir- ginia team. The game showed up the Strength of the team in many ways. and the only thing that dashed the hnpes 0f a victory from Cornell was the possihlt absence of Mefleary and Ilirshman, who had helped so well to make possible the hrilhant victnry of the year before. THE CORNELL GAME State again made good as :1 respected rival of the Iig Red Team, and put up a vahant tight. but met defeat to the tune oi I04. Cornell SCUI'Ctl towartl the eml ml the lirst half on a series of startling forward passes, aml soon after, on a hlneked punt, State recov- ered the hall aml liliarry sent over one 01' his lamnus tll'Op-lx'leS making- the 80er stand 5-4. at the eml 0f the lll'Sl hall. The SCCtllltl hall l.ieg:111 with a strungr snmv-lzulen wind, which hzul aitletl Cornell so well in the first half. all in State's favor. 'lThings lmked bright for a touchdown, but a costly fumhle put. the. hall in Cornellk possession and a series of rushes aml a magnilicent forward pass brought the ball to State's four yard line. Here was a chance to prove that the same obstinate defense that held on the one foot line the year before. was waiting now to hold the lthaeans. l, 01' two downs. there was no gain, aml Cornell with a last mighty effort just got the ball over the line. This ended the scoring: ll'irshman, Ballnu and Dick Smith made some nice runs, while Vm'his played the same line article of football that he tlltl the year helm'c. THE BUCKNELL GAME The lirst game nl' fonthall played with lhicknell since 1000, when ath- letic relations were SCVCYCtl, resulted in a brilliant Victm'y for ltllull MeCleary's team. The score, 33-6, was the largest ever run up by a State team in all of the twelve games that have been played with 'llucknell, and it brought joy to the hearts of hundreds ml alumni whn-had looked fm'ward to the. resumingr ml the old relations with much anticipatiun. 2.15 u. v w... -x 40. ,. b As the result 01 the 11:11'11 games 111 the two weeks preceding, many 01 the 111011 were 1111:11110 10 stand the strain. Suh- st.1t11ti1111s begun 0:11'11', :11111 though the 111011 111111011 11:1 better 111 the :11'g11111011t. N111'11101'1111 put it. 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NAVY GAME 0111' 0101'011 11'011t 111111 the game with the 110- 101'111111z1t11111 to wipe out the 110:11t 1110111111111 110- 10:11 111 :1 1'11111111 but 11 11:15 111111111011 t0 1118111111011111116111. 111 the N1 : 111 11:1111110 As Captain the 1::11110 was the hardest, 0101'111est 11111111:111 50011 1101'0 this 1:111, including the tie 50111'0 with 11:11- 1':11'11. Probably the 1111131 speetncuhu' May was 11:11'1'111g't11111s tackle 11'11111 110- 1111111, 01 Lange, the 11eet little quarter, after :1 pursuit 111 over sixty yards. THANKSGIVING GAME '1111011g'h the 11111 1:11:11 11110 11:13 11111 011185011, the 11:111 11:15 last twice on 111111'115 within the ten 1'211'HI11 11110, :11111 was 110:11' enough 1111' live trials 1111' 110111 14111115. 11:11'1'y V111'11is put the pig-skin squarely 1101110011 the uprights three 1111103 11111 111 his 1110 trials. 1115 111'st 11113 11'11111 the 25 1'1 1111 11110 where 11101101 1'00011'011 11111115:1y,s punt, :11111 he 10110:1te11 this stunt 111 the 1100'1111111154'111 the SCCUINI 11:111 11'11111 the 30 yard 238 1i11e. The last was made 11'11111 the 25 yard line 11e111re Pitt was enmmeneing 111 get int11 the game, and 1111' a whi1e every 1111c thought that there w1111111 be 1111 CH 1ss- ing 111 either g11a1 line. Then Pitt got busy. 211111 11y a series 111 line s111ashes an11 1111'11'111'11 passes. 1111:1111' s11eeee11e11 in get- ting a t11111'h1111w11. Later. when Stex'em sun was 11eteete11 shigging :11111 the heavy penalty exacted, the spirit seemed 11111111111111 11111 111 Pitt. 11111 th1111g'h they t111'e11111' line t1111ieees. when the 1'ritiea1 11111111e11ts came they did 1111t 111111111111 the g'111111s. The much 11is11iite11 11e1eat 111 111117 was 1'e-- Venged. With the 11e1eat o1 .11itts11111'g, the team closed the hardest season 111 many years. With seven games 111. the hardest 1111111, 111111 w11rst defeat was at the hands 111 the Re11-skins, with :1 seven point. margin in their 1111111: The se11re against Curiiell :11111 the sh11wing against Penn, the Indians, and the Navy 111aees Penn State 111 i11111s111ital11e possession 111 third place anumg the 1'1111eg'es 111 Penn- sylvania. A1th1111gh 11111111 MeUeary was 11isa111e11 211111 11i11 1101 play in the tina'i games, his spirit and magnitieent inspiration were 11111 lacking. lle it was who st111111 011 the si11e-lines. sometimes in agony, 111111 1111154111: with his press enee alone 1111' Victory 11111 11111 11111111 State. 111 the games he played. he 1e11 his team with rare judgment. The seas11n was the 111th. and, t0 the sm'r11w 111 :111. the 1ast, 1111' tt'lHnnmy 15e1111e11. Duringr the five years he has heen with us. he has turned out some w11n11e1'1111 teams, 111111 helped make 1111' Penn State the sp1en1li1l name she has won in the athletic world. 01 tifty games p1aye11 1111111114 his e11nti'111, State has won 32, lost 17, and tied I, a record to he. 1111111111 111. A11 in :111, the season can he called s11e1'ess1111. 11111 so much from the. point 111 view 111 scores, as from the k1111w1e11ge 111 54111111, har11, C1Clel e11ntests 1111' the 541111111 111 11111 State. 2119 I ll IIIIII ...... ----- - 4:2 v g ! NWUPLFXNU SCORES IN FOOTBALL 1899 Opp. AIIIIIN-IIII'IIIIII' KNIIFIIIIII - , II M - . - - II III 4 SI IJIIDIIII 'I - - 0 WIISIIIIIL'IIIII A .II-I'I'I'I'sIIII - - 0 I'IHII I-III I-IlIII - . - I2 I - - - - u IIII'IIIIISHII - - . - II IIIII'kIII-ll - - - , F- ' Ill'I - 9 v 1: I IIIII-MIII III' I'I'IIIHI'II'IIIIIII - v I? I. I'. K A. I' - - .1 117 1900 SIIsIIIII'IInIIIIII 9 - - 0 W. II, I'. - - . - II IVI-xi I'IIIIII - - - II I'I'IIII'I'III I :I; IIII'. III' I'l'IIIISIII: IIII:I . - IT IIIIII III' IIIIII' II III . III lIIlIiIIlSHII . - - . ls 1.x . . i. - - - Il' lll'IiIH'II - ' - 0 Nu I'I - - - - -II III-llIsIIIIIg - . - - II III 1901 NIIsIIIIII-IIIIIIIIII - II II. I' II l'IIiI'. III' II-IIIIsIIIuIIIII - :t YIIII- . . , 23 'IIII - Ii IIIlIIIIIleIuII - III? III- II . II IIPII'IIIIINUII II IIII 1902 IIiIIIIIIIsuII SI-IIIIIIIII'I - I' '. l'. '. - - II I'IIIII .VIII':I - - 9 II IIIIII'. III' I'I'IIIIsI'lI'IIIIIII IT Y I - - - II .N'llhlllll'IIIIIIIIII - ' I' NIII'I' . . . , , II HI'IIINIlIII'K - - II IIIIIIIIIISIlIII - . - il NII-I-III - , Ii :H 1903 IIII'IIIIINIIII NI-IIIIIIIIII . . AIII'LZIIUIIY - , 'III III IH-IIIISIIIIIIIiu - . VIIIII- - IIIIIIu ul' I'IIIVIIIIFL'I' , H. . InmhnmnI - 0n N J. . . . - II State. 2N 1904 lIIIII' 0f I'UIIIINIIIHIIIII YIIII' II'I-sl Virginia - . W. 9 - .III'sI'I NIII IHI- IiIlINUII III-IIII . , - II. I I'. NIIIIIII- .I ' IIIIIIIIIIHII I'IIIII - IIIIIII'III'IIIII NIIIIIIIII - NIIVV - . - III-sl III IIIiII - - ' l I'. - - 1906 lI-IIIIIIIIII IIIIII-I IHuvIn-n . IIII H .I I III'IIISIIIIILE IIII- IIi-III I'IIIIII- IIiI-IIIII IIII III-al VIIHIIIIII - i I'. I'. .II-IIIII-IIII 1907 Alumni I A. I II I , IA'IIIIIIIIII YIIIII-I iI N I , l'IIIIu III' I'I-IIIIxIIIuIIiu VIII'I - , I'. I2 - 9 1908 III- IIIII'IIIIII- .IIIIIIII-IIII I: III I - IllItulillII. III'III III I IIIIIxIII 'IIII:: III-III-II WI-sl I'IIgIIIiII I'III'III -II IIIII'IiIIlIII - - NnI'I' - l'IIiI'. III' I'IIIJIIIY: 241 Opp. I; State. II ITII'. ' A $3130 . m, a VIIQH w .4 . 'S I8 i 911 '3 V --Ql til I Q I w :uwrxmvt-w, 1' am wemgswwwwzz INTERCLASS FOOTBALL Nnx'cmhcr 20, 1008 Score 0-0 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ll. Ix. 3101::le 7 ' - Jlunugrr - R, J. FRANW. A. P. Iisrcw - - - Cujvlm'u - . R. C. HARLmV THE TEAMS :, CARRUTIIERS S - - Imfl 15ml - - Ii, A. JAMES W. McCK - - - LvH 'l'm'lclv - SIC. K, CAMPBELL . KELLER - - - l rfl Guard . - Ii, G. Wmuck V. R. leAm-zs - - - C'WHIH' - - C H. HENWUUH . WORKMAN 'I. I3, Fnksvrm: . WHEELER I WELLS .Sulxlwmm'v sr-SV. ll. N1:Ier.J. B Bm-z-zlsr: Ii. L. lirvxh II! r11 - 12. IthI 0mm! quw' 11' rS-lnul. High! 'l'm'lclr High! End - l J! llulflmrl: l'ulllm I. lu'gltr llulfbmlc SUBSTITUTES 0. CLARK, Ak'rn l'R. . Asm.l N , P. 12. YUST, S. XV. CHIVML 242 17.. J. LYNCH. D. C. MantK - - - A. IMSWR - - , C. IlAlumv MP S. Du BARRY J. l . RIN'I'ON KLI-ZPFI'ZR DUNCAN - - ILL. S , C. F. M. S. CnmucTT, K. H. SLI-zH-Y, 'M. onnq .3... THE GAME ACT I 1Beaver Field1 111-1:11 11111-1-1'11114'. 1C1111-1- 1111111 11111115. 1 1-1-1111111-11 51-1-111 111 11:11'1- 1111- 111-111-1 111 1111- 1-111-1-1'11114, '1'1-11111s 111111 111111111111 5111111- 511:11'11 111111-1111. S1111l111111111'1-s :111 51-1-111 511111-1-1111-11' 1-111111111-111 111111 1111- 111111111521 111 Victory 11111 111-1111 11111111 1111-1111-1111111- 11111115111111.11. A111-1' 1111- 11'1115111- 111111.15, 111111'1-v1-1', 1111- 111-1111: 1-11-1111-111 111 1-11:1111-1- 51-1-1115 1111:11111- 111 51-1- 1111- 11111111111111: Suns 111 1111s1111'111111- :11111 11111115 :1 1111-1-11 11:111 11'11111 111-r 1.1111111. $111111 li1'1-l1' 111:11-11134' 1-111111-s, 1111111-1' 11111111111: 111$ 11-:1111 11111- :1 111:11-111111-. Y1-1-11'11-y 111118 :1111-1: his mum 11111- :1 1111111111112 1111511-1- gruqm 1111- 11:111 1111111-1' 111,1 :11'111 :11111 111112111124 :1 1111111 11111111 1111- li1-l1l 111111 1111- 11111111- 511111111111111'1- 11-11111 111 11151111511-11 11111'11111. Quickly 1111- 1:11111-1 1111-11 :11111 Y1-1111'l1-y 1-11111-:11'111-s 111 111-$111111 511111111115 111-11' l111il1li111: 11y 1'1-111-:111-1l 211111111111111115 111 11114 1111- 111 1111- 11:111. 1111- 1111'111111-s 111 11111111:1ll 111111111:111- 111 :11111 1111 11111-1111,r 1111- 111-31 :11'1 111111-11. 111111-1-1'1-1'. 111115 1111111111- 151-1-5111111111 51:11' 111 1111-:111'1-111111111.11111111111111 1111- 111111111 51-111'1- 11111-011:1s 111111111:1111:1-11. ACT II 1Same Scenerw 1N1-wsisi'u1-ci1'01l1111111111: 50111151111111:111011111101111111111111111 111111.101 111-111'1-11111111111m11111110111, 1111.- 11r1-1-11d1n1: 111155 5111111121 1115511 11111 1111 1111- 111-111 11111-11:1r1-1l 111 1111 1111- 11111111 111111 81111111. 81-11111111 11111 51:11'15 111111 :1 1115111 11:11:11111' 111-:11'111 kills 51-11-1111 1111111111115. 111 1111- 8111111 11111- 11'11111- 18511-11 is 1111111111 111 111:1811111111111111111111':111111111111111-111-1-11, Y1-1-1111-y 111016 1115 1111- 111 1111- 11111111111. 1511-5111-:11:I'y1-1'k'l'3'1 1111111,- l11'111r1- 1111-111; 1111111111 111111111111: 81111115 11111 111 :1 11151 11111111. 11115111 1111-5 1111- :1 111-111 1:11:11 11111 is 1110111011. 111-1111111111 :11111 11111131105 111511l:1y 111:1111'1-11 :11111111151115 1:015 111 11111111111111: 11115111 1111-3 1111' :111111111-1' 111-111 1111111 11111 1111-115 11111 11'1111-. 1111- 11111115 1111111111 :1111111111 1111- 111-111 111111 1111' 11111111055 19111111113 llys i11111 1111- 8111111 11111111: 1111' 1111111 1111- 1-11-1111-111 1-1111111-1- 111-111 1111- 1111-511 11111111 51'111111135- 111111 511 1111- 11111110 11111111 0-11 :1111-1' 11111- 111 1111- 111-1-1111-51 1::11111-s 1-1-1-1' 51-1-11 1111 111-:11'1-1'1111111. ,11151 as 1111- 1;:11111- 1-11111-11, :1 8111111 run 1111 111 1111- 1'11111-141- 1:11:11 111 111-111 51-1-1'1-11- 1111- 111111-1111 t'111'11-14'1- :11111 :13 11- 11:1ss1-1 111 111-11111 111111 1:11111-11111111' in 5111111111111language: 1'111111' 11:11'1- 1111- 1111g111y 1:1111-11 1 1-11-. 2111 ES H? 017R IH H?ESS H S II B1l igagehall SEASON 1908 WW WWW. !1ALJ$::ii??L!M E? 3. $1 4 OFFICERS C. U. lx'lcl'l'lak, 'm; I9. l3. MILLER, '09 19. .X. W'JLCOX, In; S. RICKER, N09 NY. N GmJH-jx Almulgrr zlxxislanl Jllmmgwrx Truinvr - - C'upluin, , , - NV. F. Culclc, '08 Cowl: , - II'. C. MCIIA'ICHN. M7 VARSITY TEAM - S'Imrl-Slup IC. ll. MAW W. F. Cluclc. '08 ll. IIN IIM'I-m5'rntu, '08 'l'lu'nl Buxv NV. M. Flam: A. T. KELLY, ll - Strum! Iftm' H. V. V. I4. IIIRSIHIAN. lU 7 Fin! Haw R. H. Vmu L. .15. VURIHS. yN Culrllvr Ii. ,l. R. J. Un'mnx, yl1 - vat Fivld 1.. N. Slum SUBSTITUTES 1'. IC. TIIHMAS. 'UH SEASON 1909 Mmmgr'r - Captain Mrrmncu. Spwinl IA'Nt'II, '11 'IC. D. WmuuumN, MJI'IH' RMH-zn H'ler I'Nll'lrl lx'iglzl I'it'lxl l,ilrhn' Piffllt'l' Pilrlm' I'ih'ln'r mm; '11! l'SUN, WW HS, Special p' 'un '11 15.. A. NVIHTUX, WM I..H1k.x'nzx1Atx','10 C 2511132111111 iRem'zm-IQOS 1111 11111 1w11 1111511111115 1111011, 1110 1111151101115 1111' 1111- 501151111 111 10118 W010 very bright. The 501'1'1005 111 111111. 11111151111 111111 1111110111051 wcrc 11151, 11111 11111'01'5111111 111111 Kclly 1111011 111050 1111511111115 111 17111111 511110. The11110111111:51111111115 115 51111111411511 1101111 811110 111110 111111111 0101111111151 1111. 31111111101. 14111011 111111 V111'hi5 wcrc 1110 111:111151113'5 111 1110 1111x, 0111111 111111111111: 111'0 541111105. '11110 111151 0111110 1051111011 111 11 2.1-1 1'11'1111'1' 01'01' 111111105410 7111-1111. .11101' 1110 11'1111111115111111 11010111, 1110 811111111111 11111 was 11 0101111 5110011 111111 wa5 1110 11054111111111: 111 11 51111111; 111. 0115111 51100055110 1101111105. '11110 11151 11111110 1111 1110 11111 was 11g111115t 11101111151111 111111 wc 11010 1111111111110 111 11111 11111. 11111y1111111g5111111011 11111'10011 11111111015111 1111150 11111 0x17111113r 11111111111. 111 1110 11111111 with 1w11 1111w11 111111 0111151111 1111 1111111, 1x'011y 1111011 11110 through 51111111 111111 u1111111131 501111-11, tying: 11111 1.4111110 111 8-8. 1111541111 1111115 w01'0 01111111011 1111 111 1110 1111110011111 giving 115 1110 14111110 111 1118, 1110 111111011 54111110 wa5 1110 1111111 1111111111 1111 1110 N11111h0r11 '111'111. Sy1'1101150 111111 11111011115101 111511 having 110011 11010111011. 1X1 111111011 11111 1011111 111111011 11110 111 1110 11051 541111105111 1110 501151111, 11'11111111g1111t 111'01' 1110 uliig 11011 '11011111 11y 41-2. Sung 1111111 1110. 1111111 111 1110 11110111110r 11111111341 1111011 111111110 111155011 1110 1111110 1111 1111'5111111111'5 51111110. 1111115 wcrc 111111011 111 1110 1111111111, 51x1h 111111 11111111, 011011 111-1115; 0111111011. 1111111011 5111111011 11110 111 1110 1111111111 111111 111111111011 111 1111- 011511111. 11111115 inning 11W 31111111501 5111011 1110 g111110 1111. 811110. ,1 1111111 5111541011. 11101101 111111111011, 111111.1' 511131111: 1111 11111111. 11111151111 5111111111 11111 111111 1111111' 501111011 1111 1111 01'1'1117. 111111 1w11 111011 1111 1111505, 11110 11111, 111111 1110 11011111110 110111111111 1111, 1111;! 111155011 111111, 11111115; 1110 5111-115. 1311111011 011001011 111 1110 001111, 11111 1111 0x00110111 011111100 111 win 1110 gaunt wa5 111 11111111. 11111101111011 51111011 11111. 1111111 1111111 1115 111110 1111 1110 next: 11111101 111111 with 11111 51111105 111111 111100 1111115 1111 him, lih01111g 1111011 11110 11111. 111 n150132110 wh1111111 1111 01111 1111110 0V01101110111. From April 29111 111 May 231111, 51x g'1111105 110110 11111011 1111 1111 11001111111 111 111111, 111111 with 11m 1111y5 111 111111111100. w0 11'0111 down 111 111101111011. 111100 111 11111111111: 10115 1110 51111'y. D110 01101111 5111111111 110 givcn 111111111011, 01011 111111111111 11111' 1011111 11111 11111: play 1111 111 811110 5111111111111. 1Vc 111111011 11111111101' victory :11 1111110011111, 11111111111141 11 1111111 110101115 in 11110. 1101115 1111' 1110 1111g'111y 11:41:15. As 11115 54111110 wa5 141111-11 1111131 1111 01111111111111 that 248 1l1c. 1l1i1'1l gmnc was 11111 1100111111 in tho l1:111:11'1l-l11110011111 scrim we were 11nw 111nm 111:111 :111xiu11s 11' 11111110 guml. Huh Yurhis sinned 111 1111' 81:110 11111 hml 111 retire 111 the wvcnlh hwunsc 111 1111: cxccssixc 110:11 111. 1110111111. He kept the 'I igcr hits wcH scullcrcrl, allowing l111l 1111111 111 six 1111111134'51111411110 1'1111. Lynch 81:1111011 111T 111 lhc seventh with 11m slrikc-Huts. X11 1111115 wove :1111111'1'11 111 the seventh111'0154'11111111111 lml 11111111 1hc111'111h. 511110511111'011111111 111111011111'11111111 11111111 111 the sixth. Hzlrk pitched fur I'1'i11ccln11 1111 111 the sixtlL when Heind igvr was 511115111111011. The 111;; Icfl-hnndcr. generally :10kl1n11'lwlgc11 the host wllcgc11111111011 slurlwl 111T with :1 wild 1h1'11w :1111l :llluwml llirsh111:111 whn was 1111 11151 to lake wwnul. qu'crslick 8111341011. llirsl1111:111 gning 111 lhinl. Kelly 111011 11111 :1111l Stivksh look sucnnd 1111 :111 01111111 Larry walked. and :1 11011 117155 111 Mitingm' I'nl'cwl 1111511 0101' the 111:110. .111 111111111 1111 Wurlmunfs 111101' 1l11'n11ggh hrsl gnu- 115 11m 111115 111111 the g'11111c. Hclzlwzlrc 111110-1411 1111110011011, m the 1c:1111 was 111111 next tlny: X11111 Nova 1111111 1111111 115. 11ml 1111111 1110111111111 1110 Lafayette 341111110. The n11111111111111'11111111 :1111'111'1111115 wcrc Western lV11i1'crsil'v of Pennsyl- 1':111i;1 :11111 the Alumni. Hulh wcl'o 1'111111'11'5' fur 111111 varsity. The Alumni 1511111: 111111111011 :1 now I1-z11111'c which we hope 111:1y hc 0111111111011 111 the 11111111: 1111111111 men :11111 unly 11111 willing 111 131111111 hack :11 this pleasant 01111511111 111111 11111011 111111 2111011101 1111111051. .111 5111111111113; 1111. 1110;5111'1'1'851111 50.151111 was. 111111105 111111 .......... . 12 Ruin 11:1111L-s 111.91 ........... 3 Cnnu-Hml ............ 1 249 APRIL 11 M A Y JUNIC BASEBALL RECORD-1908 AI Slulv Uzllcgc Vi11imnslmrl Chnrlnllcsvillv, Mvrccrslmrg Curlis'lt- . CnrliJv Slnlr Cullcgc Syrncnw. N. Y. Vzl. RHCIM'SIL'I', N. Y. llhnm, N, Y, Sum: Hillvgc Slnlc Cullugc Piltslmrg Pillslmrg Slzllc Cnlh-gc lmwislmrg - Prinu'lun. N. J. Villa vau - 'linslnn Stillv Urlh'gv Sliltv Cullvgt: Tntnl Runsw-Slntc, RR; Ummnmns, 1 - Smut, 51:110. Sum: Slztlt'. Stale. Slutv. Stung Slillk'. Slaw, State. State. Slzltv. $11110, Slutc, Slate, Stztlv, Stnlv. Slate, Slzllv. Slutt'. 811110, 01 1 U Cnrm-giv TCCII Vi1limns1mrl 'l rihSlnlv Unin-I'Sily of Virginia Mcru-rilmrg .Xcmlcmy Cnrlislc hulizmx , Hivkinsnn . Snwm-hnnnn Univm'sily Syrun'uw University University of lx'nclwx'tvr Cornell - 'luckncll Dickinsun W. U, IK Curnn-giv Tech Villzl Nm'u Huckm'll l'rinn'lnn Villa Nnvn Lufnyvtlv V. 1'. 1'. Alumni Games won, 13: Games Inst. 51, 250 mum UhlilH Hx'nim Hhim HCIiIO HhixH , U 1 21 11311310111 of 21511132131111 at 19121111 QIatc 1:11C 111150111111 11151111'1' 11 11111' 1111110340 110141111 111 1110 101111 18811. 11111111' 111 May '89 11111111 11011101 1510111. 1110 111130111111 511115 111 11111 1101111 511110 1011 11y 111111111111 0. 1,7. M11011. 8111165 111151 Varsity 111150111111 101111012 0110111541111 111 11111' 111111111 111101'v1111110g'11110 011111051. 01111 1111151 1111010111 111117113, 1110 1111011110111103, w0rc thc 01111111101115 01 111111111111 3111011111111 1119 111011, 111111 1'11111111111' 1111111011011 1110 1111110 111111 111110's 11101111111115 11111111111111 1115111111 11y winning with 11 5111110 111 111111. 15111111 111111 11:11' 111 this 1110 1111111111111: 11111111 11115 541111111 1111 31111195 w111w 1101's 111' 1110 11111111111111. 1110 1101111115410 111 11111011, grit. 111111 811110 5111111 11111111011 down 1111111 811011 511111111 11111 1111315 115 1110, M11011, 11111111 1110101111, 1111111110 A1111. 111111 111111cxi0 111110111111, 11115 11111 110011 1111541111011 11y 111011 111 1111110 1000111 101118 wh11 111110 1111154111 1111 1110 11111111111111 1111' 11111. .1111111 11111101: 111 1111150 54111111 11111 111115 111 1111110 11111' Varsity 10111115 1111'111'1111111' 111111011 111111 111115; 111111, 11111 111011' 3111101111105 wcr0 11111 0x101111011 01111111411 111 111111111 1'1111111111'151111 with 1110 1011111111: 11111000 1111108. 811011 115 11:15 110011 1110 CIISC 111 1111110 11000111 1101115. 3111111111411 1110 1111101105 1110 11111111111711 111 1110 541111105 111111 111 110 111113'011 with 10111115 1111111 1101101111110. 1111011 11111011. 11'1111111115111111, 01' 11111111111 111111 1110. 110111'11y 11111- 1054081 511011 115 111101111011 111111 11101111131111. 0111' 15111111011 111011111111 11111110 1110 1111- 1'1111g'01110111 111 :1 11111.50 50110111110 1111111151 111111113511110. 1111111114 1110 501151111 111' 1881; 11111 541111103 11010 111111011 with 111101111011. 511110 111111 1111- 11151 1111 11011101 1510111, 111-11, 1111111111011 1110 3011111111 :11 11011151111154, 5-2. 0110 54111110 was 11151 111 1.11011 11111011 111111 111111111011 111111 1111111 01111111101011 1110 11011511113 11111111. 101101111110 which '11110110xt 501151111, 111111111111 11. 11. 1110110111134 111110 mm 0111111 341111105 wilhnltt 10001111111; 11 51115410 11010111, 1110 1111111 1111110540 1111131011 110111341 11101111151111. '11110 1051 01 1110 5511111105 11010, with 1101101111110, .11111111111. 1111011 11111'011 111111 1111101' 11111115. 13111111 '91 111 '05, 111111110 .11111 111111 '11110xi0 .X1h0111111 011011 01111111111011 succcsk 1111 1111105 1111' 11111 301115, 111111111011 11.11 111111111011 0x00111111111111y 11110 1111 111111111111 11111- 1ct0, 11171111111111.011111', 81111111. 111 18113, 11111'0x10 :111101'11111111111 his 1011111 11110511011 two 1'1111111'105 11'11111 111101111011, winning 1111111 :11 11111110111111 111 1'1011'13111111g'. Hug , .lnhnsun's wzti'rinrs tlltl the same thing in Du and also wUke tip the Princeton 'liiget's with :1 4-3 vietm'y, Hllilly Jltit'ns twirling for State. Captains ttinnt Xl'nlker. lltlztp'l llztyes. llllmi Miller. llntl Sharp, ulloh Hither, :lml 'lielly Rnhi'uhueh all had gmnl nines :mtl mzule winningr lmsehztll history lm' our Cullege. 'llhe fume 0f llenn State's tllllllltmtl achieve- ments was grmlnnlly heginning tn spi'ezul thrmtghnnt the lCztst. and with jack liltler's '04 team there hogan live years of the most consistently ht'illiztnt. linse- lmll VlClHYlCS ever IlClllCVCtl by :my enllege tezmi. During this wonderful live year's campaign ml seventyseven victories and nineteen defeats, l'Ohl Stztte'is'l SUNS continually CillTlCtl the lmttle into the enemy's ermnti'y, making lung. tire- sumo, inm'neys nm- after :mnthel' with ttnmrying success. Here are mine ml the college opponents vanquished during this splendid em ul' victm'y: .lfrinceton, live. games: Cornell, twn games; Virginia, four games; liztl'uyette, two gmnes; Lehigh, twu games; Diekinsnn, seven games; Citrlisle lmliuns, lnur games: .Mmztpnlis, three games; West llnint, four gmnes; Villzi Not'u, six games; lfnrtlhnm, two games: West. Virginia, three games; Gettysburg, twn games; Mt. St. Mary's, litmr games; lh'unklin uml lllzti'shztll, three games: Susquehanna, three g'znites; lllnmnslnti'g Normal, live games; H'ushing'tmi leltl Lee. two games; tienrge Wushinglun, two games; Ulmegie 'l'eeh., Wnsliington zmtl Jell'ersnn, llelzthu'e, St. John's College, Virginia Military lnstitttte, lhlk'lllllilllfln, llehznmn Valley, and mzmy others. Ont ml the nineteen games lust. nnly three, were lost on llezlver :ltiieltl. The many State men who hme witnessed some of these contests will never lui'g'et the scores, the thrillingr incidents. Illltl plays that so often helped mit' Alma filuter to victory. 'L'mluuhtetlly the grumlest achievement of this: entire periml was the spirit, grit, 21ml skill ul' Ulll' guild Ultl ltlrish Mellveen, l07, in guing' tlUWll to .l'rineetun three successive years and munling the 'Jligeers in their own lzlii'. Sevres ol' uther stirring events we will reserve fur State's future historians. lhit the linest thingr ul' llenn State's twu thCllthS ul lxtsehnll history is that staunch old State spirit. 'llhis never-suy-die spirit of true sportsman- ship :md leynlty to our Alma Mater has characterized every Varsity team from eigllty-nine tn the present. How often when an important game seemed lost, has this State spirit burst furth in thundering cheers from the anxious undergrads 011 the sitle lines tn stir their Varsity men into that tmennqttei'zlhle activity that brought, Victory. The memory of these stirring days on Denver l'ieltl grows dearer to all State men as the years puss. 252 A Letter From Captain Mock, State's First Varsity Baseball Captain. 11 i5 11101 11101111' 0:11'5 511100 I 51111011 in :11 11'1111 $11110 :15 11 l11p'i11 1110 Spr'ing 111 18811 11 1.5 111110111 '11 in 111-111110111 111' 11'115'1101' 11'1111 11'115 11111111111' 1' 1111011 111111'111' 1110 11111.5, 111111 11:15 01111- 111111 111 11111111111 1111111 1111011 111' 111111011 111111 1:10:11 ri1':115, '11'1111111114' 1'11 C1'111111'11'y 11111101' luffy 111.511 1111111111011 1111, in 11i5 111111111111. :15 :1 11101111101' 111 11111' 111150111111 1011111 111111 1 111111011 51111115511111, 111111 l11'- 0111110 01111111111 in INST 111111 1111' 1110 111-x1 111'11 1'0111'5' .1150. 111 '89 11'0 111111011 11111' 111251 011110;. 1' 1. :111110. il 11'115 111111 11101111011. 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N111 Itnterclags mazchall .lunc I6, 1908 Score, 191070: 191172 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN W. II. Ihim 7 7 7 Muluigt'r 7 7 7 7 D. C. HMVMAN II. A. l,iatmvn 7 7 tlijvltiizi 7 7 7 7 W. S. GLENN THE TEAMS J, M. Mt'lx'I-Iic 7 7 7 - t'ulrlu'r 7 7 -- C, A, liltitm'r'r IQ. t1 'lil'ltNl-ZR 7 7 7 lv'irxl lluxu 7 II. II. 11mm R. A. lilmit'N - 7 - .S'i'mml lhm' 7 IC, D. l'rl'TZ In I,. Huum 7 - Shari Slur 7 - 7 tV. S. GLHNN A. H. HHI'II -7 - 7 Third lfnxv 7 7 15. IX tVuItKMW ti. W. KUNKLI: 7 - -7 lmfl Ii't't'ld 7 7 IV. 'lit MtilCN'Hmr. V. .17 DHNN 7 7 - tivuivr Iiit'itl 7 E. R. Pult'rmt 1i W. S'H'I'T - - Right Iii'vltl 7 7 J. Ii. WA't'suN IL A. lacimt'n 7 7 7 ltilt'lm' 7 7 7 7 Ti. 15. Mt'tlxlN SUBSTITUTES .S'tmliuillun'x7 ti. IC. Hull. 8. M. Smith. H. P. Ariwtrnng', W'. H. Jiustm'. l'il't'.YllIIIUll7i-h. R. itiasun, j :X Minich. THE GAME hear llillrm- tincss ,i tnhl ymi in my last that tho intorclass haschall game was SUHH tn hc played. You know. ltm, that wc hatl the whole scmh team to select: our squad from, while the SUIHIS had mtly mic man mi the scrub. Think I also tnhl you that m: hatl ttm pitchers in 0111' class that muhhi't he touched. W'cll, I take that. hack, they were huth IHIICthi, or rather, let me say they wore turn to pieces. Stippusc you know hmy 'l lust thc twcnty-tiyc. Yes? thH, the night hctbrc the game sumc I'nxy hmkitlg Snph. 'I don't know his name and what's mnrc l tltm't want, tn know it, came le'Htltlti 100kng for .Iircshman money. Ynn knnw my weak puiiit-777casy mnncy-7am1 'l was tickled 10 death 10 let him have twcnty-tiw own up. It, hmkcti like a shame to take his money hut we matlc the, hct Illlti shank hands on il. .l lad dreams all that night how il, mmhl celebrate 011 the winnings, and 'I might. say here that the nearest I ever came tn ever getting his mmicy was in my dreams. But the game. it was a Clairlx'cr-7frnin tho Sophis standpoint. Our tcam hiltl s01 Ilmntitlcncc while the. Sophs sccmml to have grim determination. The Sliphs wore the tirst at hat. 'Iihcy touched up ntir pitcher for two hits 211111 one rnn. That didn't huther me :1 hit, 1111110115411 ,1 was HHIHCWtht surprised when 0111' team didn't connect very rezulily with l.ei11ieh's hemlers, Again my eyes were opened when the Suphs :1t1110t1 nne mnre in the second with good e1enn hitting and neat huse running, while our team unee mnre failed to connect. Visinns 01' easy money were passing out 01 my mind. These fears passed away, however, when the .ltl'eshics scored :1 run. 11313 mnre thzm pleased when. in the next inning, after the Suphs hzul g'nne nut in nrder, the Freshies added another run. This tied the score and the game. looked good to me. 'J1hing's passed 101' the next few innings withuut ztny men scoring. Jint in the eighthmhnw 1 hate that nnmhermthnsc 11:18 Suphs sent one 01' our pitchers to the lteneh and put 21 big crimp in the. aspirations of the other. Talk :lhnnt dark horses. Guess the Suphs sprung the surprise of the 80115011. .111 pitchers looked alike to them. 'I'wn sing1es sandwiched by two triples and decorated by 21 couple of ermrs8thnt's about 2111, 21ml it was :1 perfect snttieienqr. Just to rub it in they mmle :tnnther run in the ninth. 11111. Lurd huw those Snphs yelled. 1 can hear it yet. W'ell. 11'111inm. 0111 smut that's the histm'y 01' my Inst twenty-lh'e and i1 ynn will send me twtmt'xuhx'e 11. D. 13. and dun't tell the tim'ernur nhnnt my speculations. You'll oblige, Your 0111 friend, 1C.7.szlrk. 111. OUR BASEBALL RECORD Year Cnulnin Games Won Gnmes Lost Gumes Tied Percent 1880 .1. C. Muck 2 2 .500 1800 11. B McLean 8 0 1.000 1801 Charlie A1111 4 11 .500 180:! Charlie A1111 0 11 000 180:1 11Itcxic1' Athertnn 11 l .800 1801 HPrexie Athertnn 31 7 1 5100 1805 11111 Stuart 51 5 5175 1806 HGmlt Walker 11 21 007 1807 HCap Haws L' 10 107 1808 111,111 Hayes 2 8 200 1800 HHng Johnson 10 11 1 715 1000 Dan Miller 8 3 .727 1001 H 1111111' Sharp 10 I: .700 100 131111 Huhcl 7 7 .5011 1003 HTe11y Rohmlmeh 8 0 .-171 1001 Jack Elder 1:1 5 .72'1 1005 HHarmony Ray 17: '1 .8321 1000 leish Mcllvccn 1-1 5 7217 1007 uJuc Mason 23 :1 1 8.3 1008 BirdieH Cree 1'1 11 .800 1130 1-10 I; 250 EEMMM QMMMJJ www EQMM Magkcthall SEASON 1909 MMM MM . MMM WWW OFFICERS Almmgcr - - - L. Li. LINJHCMUTH, b9 F. 17,. HITTICNliIiNDICR, 10 zlmixlunx Jlmmgm's M L. XV. SMITH, M10 KY. C. SFMMICR, '10 Cupmiu - a - - j. G. FUNSTUN, '10 VARSITY TEAM .l- G. I'UNS'MN, 'm - - A H. 11, WCuIA, '00 - '. I. REED, Ho B. M. HERMANN, M10 1?. li. HARRINGTON. J5. lhmrmc, M12 - W. D. EARNICTT, 'l I 'II - - 2 59 Lmnv Guard - C cnlcr - I onward 170mm rd - Guard - Guard - Guard mashethall iRebieIn-JQOSAQOQ lllCN the CleltlltllltCS reported for basketball in Noveinher, the prospeets for a championship team were never brighter. There were live 8 men on the squad who had played together for two years, and several prep school players of the highest rank. Captain Dultari'y of last year's team was the only one of that team who had left college. .ln the tint game of the season, however, the most unfortunate IlCClthllt HCCllth'tl when Captain liniistoii tllS- located his knee. The injury was so had that it kept him out of the game until llneknell was met in january. In this game the same HCClthllt oeeuri'ml to him again. and he was compelled to give up haskethall for the remainder of: the season, leaving XYalla to aet: as captain. 0n the lirst trip three games were played, with llniversity ol Pennsylvzmia. Georgetown, aml Harrisburg, :tlltl all were lost. Following this trip, the team won the games at home giving the strong Allegheny team its tirst tleleat in two years. ln the last contest at: home. Swai'tlnnore thlCIltCtl State in one ol' the fastest and best played games on our tloor. The season elosetl with the next trip which lllt'ltlthtl ll'est l loint. Manhattan. antl Swartlnnoi'e, the Manhattan game being the only game won. The last game at Swarthmore was a repetition of the game with them on our own floor, there being but one point difference in the score. XVhile the loss of linnston Illltl Barnett was a very serious one, the new men who tilletl their places, Harrington, captain of last year's Freshman team and Blythe, the Central llipth School man of Philadelphia, played a remark- ably good game. This y iar only one man is lost liy graduation, ex-eaptain tVaha. He has playetl on the team for four years leltl in his Sophomore year was captain. For three years he has played, every minute of every game and when Captain Funston was forced to give up his team Waha was again called upon to lead them thn'mg'h the remainder of the season. From the very beginning of the season State had an uphill tight and tak- in;r into consideration all of the tlillienlties which arose, we can sav that the work of the team was very successful. i 260 . . -q'-m-. .. Hm: her. hut. Dec. Jan. Date Jun, 130 FOIL 9! J'I'b. 3 Frh. I7; 'l'X-h. W Ft'h. 33 FOIL '33! livlt. fl Smu- . Slnlv L3 Smh- BASKETBALL RECORD FOR 1908-1909 Shm- 9 ' Stzm- : Slate ' Stulv Smu- Smu- Slnlv '. Smu- Slzttv L; Smu- Opponenls Harrisburg A. C. lt Hf l'. 9 Gmrgctnwn 9 llnrrislmrg A. C, Wymning Seminary Hurkncll .Xllcglu-ny IV. K' M. Piltshlu'g UnlIx-ginns Sxxnrthllmn- 91M lMinI Manhattan Sxx :Irtlnnm'v Umm-s wnn, 7; 1051, U. 261 1 G 05 Pluycd m Stale CUHCRO l'llilmlvlphiu 9Vnsl1inglnn. Harrisburg; State Cullma- Slnlv College Stiltv CnHt-gt' Slillk' anlvgx' Sinh- anlcgc Slnlt' Cullk'gt' 9X95! Puinl Nl'W Yurk Sxx'urllnnnn' v . , : .I I473 . 114.1 90411.14 ,2 kfli! JA.II::l 51V: . Zlnterclazs lbashcthall March 6, 1909 8mm, 10ll--JO; lt;I2--24A SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN L, A. Flt'rlllnantl' , - Jlmmger l . R. NIOFFATT h. 17.. leix'rnnc ' - t'uplm'u - E. A. JAMES THE TEAMS ll 1C. leix'rnn-z , - l-Un'mn'd . e N. Almsm' 1!. It. Dwns - , lfurmml , , Ii. W. Lovnmmna C A. Axlnmx 7 t'rnh'r - , - E. A. JAMES H. J, Ynelum ,, Guard - , , - ti. C. SHELDON tie H. Mlc'rxmcu , . Guard - 7 ., R. tV. HARRINGTON SUBSTITUTES NItNIHlllnr'vxveh. 1'. O'Neill. The Game as Told by a Small Town ttMuckerP ttCee, tellers, you should hev heard them students yell when the umpire mine on the ttoor 21nd whistle lander thnn Bill l'iekle ever thought of, whistling. Then thing's started nt't', one moment the green cups wnnhl make one think of lust. Saint .lrtutriek's ii Myw-then thnse Snftynmresvithe way they did yell. The funniest thing nt. 1111 was to see at hrst the Wily the umpire seemed tn tHSCiVCl' the touts, eighteen 0n the Freshmen and twenty two on the other tellers. T0 ZISIIUFC mesetf of who was plztyin I asked smnelwly neurhy when the thing had started and they said with gruff tones, twhy kid, 'ltneknell and State. Of CUttl'Sd. There was enough noise and enthusiasm fer them to he playin'w-hnt' ,I recognized that: ttrzlh,r:1h yelt,:1nd :ttso thet thnl :1 1:1ekn w:1r whnup. They certainly got the Hmh. ruh in the first of the three huh'esW -I guess they only hml two halves. The black hnzml said 1.: tn 7 in favor nt' the Frishnnn. ttThc sieond half was anon unethe senre was in no time 30 tn 14. when what do ye think happened, Jake? Them pliggin Snt'tylnnres :tlZlC. Charlie. and Yeekley, hronght the score up to :t tie and then I hzul tn put my tingers in my ears to preteet me el'tlrnms. 'lthem tellers ml hnth sides thlttCCtl. 11nd hel- lered :tnd yelpetl until--Armslw, the ltrishmnn. shot the hnth from the held. Thnt' settled it, the 1511'shlnen wnnwannl tellers tjnst then the enrt'ew SttltllttCtl in Ohl Main and the. youngsters begun to disentangle themselves tmm enm- fm'tzlhle lmsitinns uml prepared 10 move nlungt the Snt'tylnnres Inst tn the score of 20 tn 2.1, kn lung'. COLLEGE BASKETBALL - Furfmm' ARMSTRONG, '10, Captain 150 I'TWU'II C011 1 01' C11 ard Guard TEAM AC K VAR SITY TR LII W XIII? Quark WJNX SEASON 1908 OFFICERS A'III'HIIQI'r ,, , v w II. II. IICNNICTIIH, ,OIJ III. II. 'LINIHCMUTH, '09 .It'lxxixlunl Managua II. P. KICKS, RM .9. S. SADLICR, I09 TIII'III'HI'I' - - 9 - - W. N. IIIHJHCN .v-lxxllvlunl TlImfm'r .. - - J. C. J .ICIFFICRY CIvaluin, - , V 1- W. W. SMITH, I08 BHNNIa'rcn VARSITY TEAM W. XV. SMITH, I08 IV. II. CHILD, '08 H. A. ZINK. I08 IV. T. DUNN, I019 II. A. L. MAURIIOFF, 09 .9. II. Almsm', 09 9. S. SAI'H'JELR, I09 C. ' .VIZIIRSIIMAN, '10 F. II. 31.;1I1ucn11415, I10 II. C. IIRAHHUCK, 10 IV. W. IIIAY, I10 II. . 11131111, 11 F. IIUWARTH, I11 J. IIV. MILLER, '11 II. L. ng'rmcus, I11 IC. II. ICLHIIIen, yII B. lIr.lS'A11111, 511 O. I,. J'. GRAHAM, y11 . OINICILL, I11 II. M. SInINanc, 11 II. III. PORTER, H IKWII. IIERRY, ,12 R. SMITH, ,12 If. R. CYPIIICRS, Special 267 attack meniem-awos llIC 'llraek season of 1908 was, aeeurtling to ,ltup Gtiltlcll, the most untrn'ttmate one we have erer had. ltlli l'lenry took lire gnarl men out with him, aml Vllrepn Smith had a lnt of new material on his hamls to break in. Almust withnut ex- ception, all of the Ultl Varsity men were laid up with sickness. off aml mi, thrnughout the season. Nevertheless. ttllrepll and his men tlitl good consistent work and deserve much credit for the spirit with which they fought. all mltls. No relay team was sent tn llenn, owing to the fact that we were placed in too fast a class. Three men of the 01d team graduated in 1907, aml the new material had not been developed enough at the time Of the races. limir traelc meets, hesitles the Jnterenllegiate Meet at Harrisburg on l lee- Oratinn Day, were SCllCtllthtl for the season. Owing to the wet emulititm 0f the track aml the tllSleilCtl condition of the team, the meet with Carlisle was cancelled. Aeeonlingly, the first contest was with Syracuse 0n the semml of May in their new stadium. Despite the tlrizzling rain aml heavy track, fairly good time was inatle, antl almost all Of the events were. Closely contested. Syracuse won, however, with a score of 72 to 53. lVe were more evenly matched with Lafayette whom we met at liaston 0n the sixteenth 0f the same mmith. The nuteume of this meet was in the balance until the tinish 0f the last event. The closeness of the enntest is evi- dent from the score, and also from the fact that two records were broken; theirs in the 220 hurdles, aml ours in the hammer throw. The final score was, Lafayette 53, State 5r. The failure to make a better showing at the Intercollegiate Meet at .llar- fishing was tltlc tn the poor physical condition at the team, and the absence of men in the hurdles and weight events. However, the men who were there tlltl tine work and captured fourth place with a score of 16y; paints. The meet with the University of Jlittslmrg on Monday of Commence- ment Week ended the season. This was run off on a very heavy track and the time was, therefore, slow. One of the features of the meet was the win- ning of the Varsity ttS by Miller and :lrlt'nvilrtll. The outcome was an easy victory for State with a score of 83 to 32. The regular interelass meet was held on lleaver Field VVethiesday after- noon the third of June. ttPrepll Smith, HSitlll Armshy, and several other Varsity men were unable to participate, but the Freshmen WOIIltl have won 268 111:1'1-1'111131115s. 1111: 111111115 51711111111 were :15 1111111115: 19118-111: 1111111711; 1010-730:1911-11J;1013-w0. 11111101: new 1111111 were awarded 1111-11' Varsity 11S 11115 301151111, 11111111. 1 31111111, 111111 :1 11111111111. 1111111111 11111111 11101111 11111 111111' 1017111111, :11111 111111 was 111 :1 11111 1111111111111 111111111 :11 1.11111111-111'. An 111111111111111'1' 111' 11111111151115; 111:111'111711 was 1 11111, 1111111101: :11111 11111 11111 15110119 1116 very 14111111 11111 :1 strungr 111:1111 11111 11111 1111111- 1119; 1111112 '1 ' Tm n 41, s w ., 1. g :1 A 1 1 ii ,1 X ' 1 J :3 1011 Yard Duxlz 7 11 :15 H'Hnl11x 7 V. 1.. 11151111131117 7 1311 Yard llurdlm , w 15 seconds 11. S. 1911111111111, 105 . . 1,1 '19.. 111111111111111111, 1115 3311 1 11111 Ilum'lvx 211 51171111115 1W. 11. 171111.11, 1118 230 Yard Duxlz - 213 1-5 5111111115 11'. A. KAISER, '98 , P 1 11'. 11. ARN11111, '1111 H11 11ml Huxll 1- T11 2'71 5111111115 - 1 V. 1., 1111N1n', 1117 1 Half .1I1'l1' Run - 2 11111111105 1 31-5 swondx .1 ,1. 111151-111, '06 1 0111' MW Run 7 11 111111111129 21H 1H1 sec1111'1u 7 W. 11. 1111111125. 1111 7171111 11Iil1' Run 7 111 111111111115 17 .15 SCCU'W'n W. 11. 1111111115, 1111 111-11111! Jump - 2'1 1111-1 -1 5-H inches - v v- 172. A. 111111'1111'1111'1'11, 111-1 ' High Jump , 7 5 111-1 8 1111711175 - 15. .1. 3111511115115, 1115 111711' 1'1111Il 11 1111-1 1 1-2 111111105 G. 14. S'l'RAYl-ZR, ex 110 llumuu'r TIII'mc' -- 1515 1111-1 2 1111711113 - - W. '11. 111'NN. ,013' 1; 511171 11111 7 , 7 111 11-11 2 9: 1111'111'5 -- , 11. 11. 11111115. ,113 51 1. 21111 Interclasg attack 91mm FHM lil'mz, ,ll HARRISUN, 'm Ilmxxw'm, 'I MILLER, 'I BERRY, ,12 M Ic'rzmcu, 'H HAY, '10 1 I M .vrll 1-: RS, '1 I Bums, HI v Khummlrlr, '09 HIRSHAIAN, 10 DUNN, '08 illlmnnth, N,vrmvzus, 'H B'ICCLHI.1.AX, 'H J 1908-16 BEAVER FIELD, JUNE 3, 1908. Second Thhd mo Yard l hull SPANmHJC. 'II Iimmv, I2 Guwck, Hickmanluc, 'm IiLmuan, 0,NEII.L, ,1 l SHIEJ N, HJCRRY, GRAHAM, DUNN, 508 Rl'ntmcv, '08 SAHLER, s09 DL'NN, '0 I20 J'urd l'lunllm' ,H HICAR, ,II Um' Milv Run H0 Yard Hash SMITH, WI 711w fllilv Run II MAINE, 211 Half Milt Nun lMIcI.. ,II 320 Mm! ll'm'dlcs Ho HAY, ,1'2 , l 5 :20 Yard 011le 2 SPANOGIJC, Ll I Pulp I 'uull I 1' Suomek'r, ,IT 5710! PH! MADDOCK, 10 Thne In 3-5 seconds 17 3-5 seconds 4. minutes 40 2-5 sec. 53 seconds I! minutes 9 seconds 2 minutes 6 2-5 see. 28 seconds 22 2-5 seconds ll'cig'ht', 10 feet MtFIJCILAN, ,ll Distance, 36 ft. 1M in. llummvr Till'UTU HAND, '08 Disluncc, 121 ft. 2' .x in. High Jump FURST, ,09 Height, 5 feet 5 inches Hrmul Jump HRADDUCK, H0 PORTER, 511 Distzlncc,20f1. 1V; in. 011mm Throw K'. Kl'nzmcv, J08 Distance, 100 feet POINTS SCORED 1910-30 :91 1-132 I912-9 1909-9 270 iDuaI Athletic SIBeet First HANIH'RY. NW 1111115111; 151 HUWARTII. 1S1 MILLER, 1.91 8111111, 181 1YN1511411, 1S4 ,HANHURY, MU 11111111, 134 MAURHUFF. 1S1 X11511. 1P4 limmmm, 1.84 HIRSHMAN, 15.4 7.111;, MU P01111211, 184 State vs. University of Pittsburg BEAVER FIELD, JUNE 15, 1908. Second Time I011 Yum! Huxh l311111, 1S4 10.1-5 seconds I.?O Yard lluru'lcs Z1N1;, 184 181-10 scmnds U111, Jlilv 11'1111 lx'Nn'rTS, NU 4 11111111109 43 sccnmls 4 40 Yard Hush 1111111111; 1S4 55 seconds . T'ZUU Milv Nun 1914111111211. 184 10 11111111113 3114-10 sucmuls Ilulf Jlflv NIH! HAY, 18:1 2 minutes 04-10 seconds 2311 Yard ll111'1ll1'x XRMSIW. 181 28 2-10 scwnds :30 Yard lhmh SPANOGIJC. 181 :3 seconds Pole l'uztll' GRAHAM. 184 Height, 10 feet Disvus 771111711 Distance, 1053-10 1001 High Jump 8111141511. 151 ,Il'cight, 5 fact 3 inches .8710! I411! 8111111, 181 Distance, 38 feet 4. 3-4 inches ll111111111'1' 771111711 DUNN, 181 Distance. 137 feet 3 1-10 inches Broad Jump Disluncc, 211 feet 4 111111105 SCORE Stntc-hig University of l,ittshurg-gz 271 J. 111. 11191111: 1C. 1111111'N S. J. 1111'NAI11' R. 111. C11.111M1:I1 11. W. BELL, '011 R. 15. 0111111131, 'W I . 11111111711, '01! C. M. 0111:1111. '10 W. R. 1.ANl1l-ZS, '10 J. M. 111111.121: '10 5:1. 1111'NA11Y '111 M. 5.111111, '10 111C. 811111111111 1; 1.. A..1118'11N 'Il 1.11111111'11' 11 11.11.. CRUUSE, 'll 1'.1l11'.:1'1118' '11 S. 11.1111:111., '11 11. R. 1121mm, '11 G. C.ENN18,'11 FIRST TEAM . 11.G11ANV11.1.:1 1 . 11.1111'111 - 2. BROWN - - M. SMH'H - R 11.. CI1.1111111:11 - J. M 11A 1.1. - .R C1':11111118' - fem; C. W. K1111'1'z, WRESTLIN G CLUB OFFICERS MEMBERS W. N. N1:1111G, '11 R. 11. GRANVILLE, '11 R. 1'3. GI11:1:NWA1.'1', R. 1; 13111111111: '11 I 11.111111, II 71 O. 111:8 ' '11 11111N80N '11 1:. '11 1.':,I111Y 11 11.. 1111:1'.NI'1111:.'11 l11-:V111:1111:AI11:.'11 .M. Rx':11111, '11 1 ,; G.Sz1111',11 11 1'.. . -SI1 : ,1N11111111 11.11.. VAN 111::111111'11, J.JWA1811N,'11 1., W. W1:1111, '11 - Weight 111 1118. Weight 1251115. - Weight 135 1118. Weight 145 lbs. - Weight 158 lbs. Weight 1.75 1118. - 11cavywc1ght 272 C. 11. 1111111111811N, . 11110:,111 1 :wzc;c8. tn $3.1 '-. - S. C 11 STONINOD '111 l '1111rl1ul 111111111111 ! 111111.8'1111WI11111 I1'u.'1'1111 '1' 1 'uplul'u 11 '10 CA111111:1., '12 '. 11'. FISHER, '1'2 .1. 1211.-111.11111,'1'2 GRAY, '12 H. 11.111'1'1111111. '1',! A. J.:1111111 ,r '1'2 .C.1'xN11.11'1.'12' C, 1111188111 '12 S 11:11: ..J N11111111111 '1? W. PARK, '12 .1.. W01.1'1:, '12 .R. CY1'11Y1:118', Special 111101111128, Spocizn SECOND TEAM W. C. 8111111111111 - .C. B. 1V10RRISON 11'. 1'01 1 0C1: :1 . x .4 11 1X M I u w. 1 f 11011 QWW'; x V J . H. CRAY, Football F. F. H. HARRINGTON, Basketball IJOWARTII, Track MLLUU, Football I Hm'rmc, Basketball . R. CYI'IIICRS, Football, Truck . T. KELLY, Buschull 1908 W. I5. qu-Llc. insolmll II. II. HAYICIx'HTIFIx', mschzlll 1909 S. 1.. ARMSHY, 'IR'uvk P. B. lilaNNIc'n'u, Mnnngm' HimL Athj W. U. CHILD, Truck XV. M. FlaunmnN, msobzlll I., H, LINmaMU'HI. Manager Uh'n. Athj l1. A. l.. Aluminum. 'ank 1'. li. ,lMS'rHc'HIWAl'm, Mzmzmcr Football 1?. H. Rlcl'rlcu, lVInnugcr me-lmll H. H. 1VAHA, linskt'llmll 1910 J. G. FUNSTHN, lkhkcllmll W. XV. HAY, 'ITuck H, M. HICRMANN, ,llelmll. HIIHkCIbilH C. 1.. IIIRSIIMAN, .I'lmllmll, linschnll. 'Huck IC. MVCIJCARY, Funtlmll, Baseball G. Omlxnc, Truck H. A. l'liARlIJ-I, Husclmll T. W'. PIOLIJ'TI'. Football 1V. I. Knew, Huskctlmll In 19. VURIIIS, JhmllmH. Ensvlmll 1911 1V. D. HARNET'I', Huntlmll, llaskcllmll C, BRAY, Ihm-lmll II, II. Hmm, 'Huck 15. J. LYNCH, hmclmll 0. X. NvCLIcLLAN, Football J. XV. MILLER. Truck M. D. Russ, Basketball 1912 R. N. SMITH. IlelmH. 'ITuvk H. A. XVICAVEIL Football SPECIALS 'II, C. MI'HMHER. Busclmll R. Vuums, Baseball Munugcrx: S, D. AYERS B. M. HERMANN C. L. HIRSIIMAN 19. ll. Jmman A. II. JONES Ii. H. MrClJemn' L. .l, XVA'HERS Mmmgm'x .' J. G. FUNSTUN B. M. HICRMANN R. BUKA C.1,.Ilmsn.x1AN 1?. M. SMITH J5. ,ll. Ihemucnmc II. C. BRADINKTK J. R. BRHHAKICR M, J5. CIIAMIHCRMIN H. P. Anms'runm: L. L. immxl R. A. BRAWN C. 15, BUTT FOOTBALL 1 . M. SMITH, L. T. S'HcI-m-st 1,. J . MAXWELL A. G. IWONTGOMI-ZRV G. If. Omwnc J. F. RunlenN D. K. SLMN J. L. SMITH BASKETBALL J. Ji. SliIJJVAN W, IC. TAYLOR 1.. J9. Vnmns H. VUIYUHT 19. W. VVALKICR, JR. R J'. VA1J Anc j. 11. XVul'anm G. JCA OMLVIIC, I4. 1C. STRAUUHN G, V. Humzs XV. I. REED M. H, Ross WRESTLING G, W. HUMES H. II. MvFHaAkY J. L. TRACK J. R. HARRISON W. XV. HAY C. L. HIRSHMAN N. D, NIADHUCIC J'. 11. NIAR'HN BASEBALL W, M. HliIM, Munugvr A. D. Donn C. J. DUNN W. 11. FOSTER C. W. KUNKIJa II. A. Llanm'u 274 J. H. VVHITMUYICR A. E. WIUKIIAM .l. M. lex'lclc A. C. Mnx'rnmnilw SMITH G, 1C. Omwnc A. SCIIICIN G. B. VVAI.LM15 1. T. YARNA1.L .l. M. Mltlx'mc S. M. SMITH fli. W. STITT 15. C. TURNER w..w -.... FAN , - 1A? IIQHAHVH f7 JUNIOR ASSEMBLY Armory, June 17, 1908 COMMITTEE 14150 NHRMAN SKICMI' , - ICImAR A. WILCUX 'limvmm PITCAIRN, - - Clmirumn CIHcS'rJCR A. HUGEN'HHELICR JR. PRESLEY A. ll. Murmmw W'Alxrlck IE. FURST HHLIJAM A. Ru'lllav Music, Oppcnllcim 27G THANKSGIVING HOP rmory COMMITTEE HUGH 'llAlmL'l'UN Gonmmk'r - - Clmirumn AUSTIN G. chx SAMSON H'. SMI'HI RICHARD M. PENNUCK CLARENCE G. REITIER Music. College Orchestra 277 TERPSICHOREAN DANCE McAllister Hall, February 1, 1909 COMMITTEE CLARENCE G. RICI'rm - . - - 01111111111111l 17115111115111 ll. ACIIESUN 1.1125111: M. llmxrz JIUuARD J. XI Akh WALTER B. 11171151 JAMES S. MILLER mesmv A 1.. MAURIIOFF VVAL'mN 811111111111 Music. College Orchestra SENIOR DANCE McAllistcr Hall, January 28, 1909 COMMITTEE . SIDNEY P. Amusm - - - Chammm WALLACE CIAY Wn..11A1u 11111-01 WALTER BI J l 1151' HARRY M. VAN Coumm Music. College Orchestra 278 '7; :11??? V t WW I' ' ; 1 WM ?;?;v' X ' I 4? ' ,I' W Ax: , SOPHOMORE-FRESHMAN DANCE McAllister Hall, June 17, 1908 COMMITTEE 7- , Cluu'rmuu CnLIN S'mluas. JR. 191m Mls W. WALKER. JR. Hun. W. ROIH-ZSHN IIUWARU C. le'AlmUCK SAMUEL T. PnLLm'K H. FRANK 1AM ICMIL Glcunlcn, JR. MARK D. Home Music, Ix'vtlcring PHILOCHOREAN CLUB DANCE McAllister Hall, June 15, 1908 COMMITTEE 1. G. S'mu. - - - - 1.1-:12 19. ADAMS - - Chairman RICHARD V. PIiNNoCK IluwAIm I. SMITH Music, Lewislmrg Imperial Orchestraf 279 . ijnn$tatv 7 FROM THE con CORNER MILITARY LIFE TS AT WORK EN STUD ESTRY FOR JUNIOR CLASS SECTIONS i 1 ; Hut 3 1i '1 hum SS CLA TH F. 1008 GRADL'ATING 1111;111:1111; 11111111111 11111111111 thmmncumnt 11111111 1111111111, 111111111 . , , . 11111111111 11111111121 jfthEngbtb 521111111111 11150111111mtcnwnt 4111111111 ' 111.11 nml llw Mug 11w 11? 11111111111111111'011 nt Hilfiugj QEnlutu 111311: 9111111113. iDMD. 111411 1 '5': 111 11.111. 11111111111111 111 1111110. 11 1111y 511011 11515 50011111111 111.111110. 11111011 01011110 101111315 1111151101 11111111101 1110 1011105, 1111011 1111115 511101. 111011 111.15 111 51111-1111511011 1111111105, 11511015 111 1110 111110 11111011 1111 111511 111111 1111110 1111 1110 111.51...41111111111111111111111 W001; 115111115 1110 11101. 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I 0111111111 1111 1101101' 011 11115 0001151011. 511', 111011111015 1.111110 5111110111 11111111. 01. 1110 11111111111 A55001'1111'1111, 01 1110 1110111111, 111111 1110 11011111 01 7111151005 1111111 to 1111010 1111111 :1 101101' 11111100 111 31011, N111'0m1101' 16, 19117: 0111111112150112111112N'1' 111w 287 11 1 8111111111 enme tn the Pennsylvania State t'ullege, I pledge to the institution my 11111 time 111111 strength 111111 thought; to the 111111111 111 Trus- tees my unwavering: loyalty In their 11111iey 1'11111 111115111111 fidelity to the trust they put in me: 111 the Faculty the sy111111'1thetie en-nperntinn 111 long standing friendship: 211111 to the students my high- est sense 111 sympathy. help, 111111 i111111'11'ti1'11 justice. After the playing 111' :111 11ve1't111'e by the 1'11111'11'1' Orchestra, the President rend his inaugural address which 211511 served us the 11111111111 address 111 the 541711111- ztt'ing' C1ZISS, having :15 his theme 11'1'111' lieunomie t'1111ig'1'1t111ns of Public 1'211111'11tit111. lle 111:1111tz1i11etl that the graduate 1111111 the 112155 01 institutions to which 1 1e1111 Stnte 111111111345. owe 1111 especial 1111111111111: nhlig'zuinn t11w1'11'11 the national 111111 State 1'esm1reeh. 111111111511 they are direct beneficiaries 111' :111 institu- tion 11111111111111 11111111 the 111'111'eetls 01 111111111' taxation. The various phases 111 American industry in which greater eeunomy must sooner 111' 1:1te1' he exercised 1111112311111 .xN Srl-lvar was discussed at snme length. He concluded: 1'It is the duty 01 every ztgi'ienlttn'ist. chemist, 111' enpineet' to szue 115 1'1'11111 0111' wasteful fullies, to become :1 benefactor instead 111. :1 destructinnist 1111' 0111' welfare, to :lCCOlanSh much but regard the future. to watch the waste 111111 111 save smnethingf' 01 the enstmnzu'y 111'1'1ti1111s. the vnletliettn'y 11y VViHizun Francis 11. 1Ventze1 W215 alone given to voice the se11ti111ents 111 the senior Class. After bidding farewell to the 111en101'ies, the unfailing trust 111111 the unselfish devo- tion 111' 0111' deceased leader, Dr. Atherton, tender and fitting Words of parting were spoken to Di'.. 1.1111111111011t Deun Welsh the 111121111 of 'l'i'tistees the1'111e111- ty, t1e11e1'211 liez11er111'esi11e11t Sl1z1i'lxs,the Student 13111117211111 1111:111y his 111135- nuttes. After the reading 111' the President's 21111111111 st:1te111e11t,z111 address 1111 H'lhe 1 11ni11ec1'11s :1 Lnltuied Specialistu 11y Di'.A1ex;11111e1'L111111111111eys 01'Jhe Ste1e11s Institute 01 1e1111111111gy, followed by another, 1'11111111111istie Studies in the 1eehni1'111 Schools by 111'. 1111111 Shorey of the University of Chicago ended the scheduled exercises 11f the afternoon. 'Jhe climax of thL week was reached in the Junior 1'.111n1 1111 the eve 111 1.11111111t111n I'11y.lhe A111101 v 1111 this 11inl1t 111111e111's 11ee111'11te11 :13 never before, the 11111511 1111111: suothing 111111 inspiting than that 111' any previous l'e- ception. .11 marks the Clltl 111 this eventful week, 111111 morning sees Old Main empty 111111 silent with the close 111 :1 year's work lingering only in memory. Monday Evening, June 15, 1908 Ml'SH I5mn'7in7l lzxml 7 7 7 7 7- er'mm ORNHUN - 7 7 7 Thu Em nf Cnnw'cncc ANIm-I-zw A, lhnu..wn ORNHUN 7 7 - 7 Anwrim; Thcir 'Lzlml m- 0111x- Illclmlcu'l ll. Amncsuy ORXTH W 7 7- 7 -- - 7 liurinqncn'x !'l'-.'1 Dummm I'ANAINI Ml'SIU 7 'l l1o'l wltly Hears Pimic - 7 7 7 7 Ih'ullan ORA'HUN 7 7 - - A Square Dml fur Hu- 'my WARREN 17.. HUFFMAN ORA'HUN 7 7 7 7 - 7 liduczllium and the Nvg'rn Prnhlcm W'HLIAM C. 7VI-1AVICR ORA'HON 7 7 7 7 - 7 7 The Chullcngc of Socialism KARL ll. MARSH MUSIthKnights' and Ladies? Xantzcs - 7 - - 7 SI. Flul'rv ALTERNATE ORATORS D. LLOYD MARKLI: HARRY A. lll-ZY lileMmrn 11, Human PRIZES 'l'hc Barlow Orntm'iml Prizo $50 7 - 7 KARI. H. MARSH The College Ul'uturicnl Prize $25 - 7 7 7 - IMMINtm 'l'ANMNI JUDGES PROFESSOR WILLIAM C. TIIAYICR 7 - 7 Imhigh University, Bethlehem, I'n. melessnk F. J. POND 7 7 7 Stevens Institulc 0f 'll'clmnulgy. Ilnhnkcn. N. J. DR. l. V STANLEY S'I'ANISLAI'S 7 7 RIedictrChirnrm'cnl College, Philmlclphin. Pa. 28!! Thursday, February 25, 1909 McALLISTER HALL TOASTS '1'12111'1111111'V1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 11. 17. V11111115 1111 1111111113311 01 1111' 111115 1 1 - - - - '11. K. SLUAN H111- '11 s 111 1111' 11av1'1111'1'115, 1111' 1111-1110115, 111111 1111: 11'111y-111'1'H. 511111 1111711113 - 1 -- 1 1 1 1 1 1C. 13. 1111111'11 1 1111 iliis mp 111 11111- 11111111- 1111, 111' 1111'1111css 111111112 111111111111 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1T. 1.. 1111181111111: 1111 joy, 1111' 11111111111 111111 1111- 11111 11111111115. 'lix 1xcrcis1', 111111 111'111111. 111111 11'1111'111 11f 11111w.' 'l'lu' 111111.111! Grinds 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .11. W. PARSONS 111111 1111 1111 1111'. 1111111. 1111111 111111 111111115, 111' 1111' 1111111 111w11ys11s 0111' 11111105 5111111 111111111111 1111's 111 11111111; Aml 1111-111111'3' 1.11111 1111: 111181. 11111111 M11111 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - S. J. 1V1CNARY 1'111'1 11101111511111 110111115 1111' .111 -1111 11111111, 111 '11 11'11111i11g 11111119 1111 111111111'11 10:111. Song 1 -- 1 1 - - - - - 1 1910 91111111171 COMMITTEE .1. I1. 11ARRISUN, 13111111111311 D. Amuss W. P. 1111111111111 1. '11. YARNALL C. 11. 1211'111511111211111211 290 State College, Pa., March 15, 1909 McALLISTER HALL I l 1 Williamsport, Pa., February 19, 1909 PARK HOTEL 291 , .L Ownfmawmmyrq: wuwgaw ..;.L;n THE OLD WILLOW OLD and f :11lcss tho old lrec Htumls B 111 loneliness sublime, With snltlim hunt it meets the vows VVl1iL'l1 1112111: 111C flight of li111L Xthn lVintcr sends its icy ln'L-zlth muss the hills and ilCiIlS its branches llClltl with stately gruec, J11 courtesy it yiL-lLls Its gmL-n 21nd sl1in1111L-1'i11g 1011c of leans Which 5111:1111: from gLntlc winds, And drops from oil its roughened hark, Tilt Summer's clinging vines. And though to VVintcl 5 king; it how, Awllispcrinp; hope 11 gives, lhnt deep 11ithi11 its rugged frame 10:11't of 11:1r111tl1 still lives. That 51111111101' days will come again 11Lll 1:11111y 11i11ds blow SWLLl, 'Jlmt leaves and vines, and grasses fresh, . As ricmls once more will 111001.1- C. S 292 A FAVORITE YIIHV MCALLISTER, ENGINEERING AND AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS .. 11171 1 ff fl'llup, 1? llli. IIIIr 1x115 SOME OF UUR SHOPS MAIN, LIBRARY, AUDITORIUM, ARMORY CAMPUS VIEWS LIBRARY AND AUDITORIUM C1 YFTAGI LADI ES AT TH E SEEN ON TH E CA M PUS . muymap... .-, . .7 , h M...- -:.-.-.. Wswr'i ganxu u . vmu-v H II WIMII' f HILL? le'Hp . I I SOME INTERIOR VIEWS FA M I LIA R SIG I l TS 3w Mam? 75011 I llhf..I CONNECTED MORE OR L ass WITH Nun MAIN , XX X 1711 ' THE CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT, I'AS'I', PRESENT AND FUTURE v. , A MATTER OF HISTORY 3m I a w l; n. n v' r m. 1:5, : N ??$lmav3K3M ' o4 lr'tg'r. 1. am. In, , - .,.. K r K I l 7 m ;,x . ' mmwv ? $1 6 NH 5' -'4w II n 9 ijiaghimii Vin I KM w WW M J, MEETING FTER A XYEDNESDAY MASS l' 7219153 w x . :11 ? ON THE INSIDE OF 1' 01 3111 0RY LIFE SOME NATURAL SCENERY THE STUDENT COUNCIL III Student hmnvil is cmnpnscd nl' hvcnty-lh'c members. liftvcn seniors and ten lumm's, whn are elected by lhcir classes :13 representatives of the dlifcrcnt courses nf Icnrning. Meetings are held 011cc :1 month to discuss matters of interest tn the stmlcnl hotly which could not hc properly consid- ered 111 mass meetings. The Student liuzml confers dircctlv with the Presi- dent In the interests of tho stmlcnl hmly and student council. MEMBERS SENIORS II. II. AmncsoN II. F, h'mx'umm-zk K. ll MARSH S. P. Almsnv W, 15mm R. M. PICNNUCK P. H. Hl-ZNNIC'H'H J. U. ULASUIHY IE IL I,USTLHTHVVAITE II. J. HzNNI-z'I'T l5. A. GLHASUN I9 I . SIMUN .X. Ihmmxn J. W. hum: L. N. Slump JUNIORS . 1mm W. R. LAMS .I. Ii. I'LA'r'r ,: . W. FISHER J. M. Ml'KH-Z C. :X. SrIlNIcIm 1; 1. M, FISHER H. IC, OHIIA'II'I D. K. SLUAN , IC. W. S'rx'r'r THE STUDENT BOARD l1: . H, Avmcmx Ix. ll. MARSH . W. R. LAMS P. H. Pns'rua'rnWAI'H; G, If. Oulu'nc W. G. KNAm-Iau Wnphnmm'w 309 THE STATE COLLEGIAN Published On 'l-hursduy of 15nd! Wn-ck During; the Cullcgc Year by the Slntlonls of The Pennsylvania State College in the Interests of Hu- Slmlcnls, Faculty, Alumni, and Friends of the College. OFFICERS C. N. FLEMING, 09 - - - - - - Editor-iu-Clzicf j. K. Mimics, 09 - - - - - - - .tlaxwlvlanl Editor N. 13. HIGGINS, '00 - - - - - Busi-Izvss Manager ASSOCIATE EDITORS 12 It. HJCNNJC'I'CH, '09 A. W. 1515111219 ,IO K. '11. melxxN, ' 0 J'. F. NAT'HCRN, :10 D. R. MASUN, H p.- BUSINESS STAFF 19. II. HliRKlilllLl-Z, ,10 C. F. PRESTON, II P. L. X' ! :'rz1 :r., ,II THE PENN STATE FARMER Published Monthly by the Agricultural Sucicly of The Pennsylvania State Collcg'c- OFFICERS J. A. RUNK, H0 - - - - - - - - lidilazziu-Clzirf 19. S. BUCII'IER, Ho - - - - - S - glxsz'xlmzl Editor C. E. MYERS, R38 - - - - - - - Ahmuu'. Editor 0. C. Bowus, 09 - - - - a - - Huxiucss Nungvr EDITORS 'J . l. WRIGLM', by PAUL WORK, ,10 R. H. THOMPSON, S09 W. H. PICLTUN, '11 K. 1;. LmIMANN, S10 G. C. Mdhumz, ,II R. 11. 11mm, ,10 15. 1:1. SnacLER, ,II C. F. Buss, S10 BUSINESS STAFF ! E. K. HIBSHMAN, S09 H. F. linusnny, 10 I D. IIARMAN, J.R., S11 M. E. Cmmnucu, 'II S x- 311 PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE PRESS CLUB W. L. MCCOY D. R. MASON - K. B. LOHMANN J. K. BARNES, ,09 H. W. Bun, 09 P. B. BENNETCII. '09 C. N. FLEMING, ,09 II. A. HEY, Wm W. J. MADDEN, 09 J. W. BARnEY, ,10 J. G. lhz'rwnxu, '10 L. M. FISHER, '10 OFFICERS - - Presidmt - Vice Prrsidcn! - Srcrciury and Treasurer EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE W. L. MCCOY K. B. LUHMANN H. L. Bow M AN MEMBERS J. B. GILL, 10 S. J. KANN, '10 K. B. LmIMANN, ,10 W. L. MCCOY, 10 J. E. PLATT, 10 M. G. BARRICK, ,11 11. L. BOWMAN, ,11 V. Emmu'r, 'Jl Ii. R. NIASUN, 'll 19. R. MUFFAT, '11 312 D. R. MASON G. 17.. SCHENCK C. F. PRESTON, ,11 G. E. SCIIENCK, Hl L. H. SWANK, 11 H. L. VAN KUREN, 11 A. 13. 212mm, 11 W. S. KRIEUEI., Hi! 1!. P. REDDING, W: R. 1.. Rmmns, 12 A. L. SULLIDER, T: PENN STATE CHOIR Miss HELEN Ilox'r'r ercme - - - - - - - Lc'aa'cr FIRST TENOR C. E. FAmaR, 10 A. E. MILLER, '12 W. Y. PAYNE, ,13 S. WmmaN, H3 SECOND TENOR H. K. BEAR,T11 C. II. LUND, '12 J. II. R0013 ,11 J. 11. WATSON, ,12 R. W. PULACK, 10 FIRST BASS II. P. ARMSTRONG, 10 P. Fuusy'rms. ,12 W. 0. KANTNER, '10 E. BROWN, 11 R. 12. C. llJCKMAN, HO A. P. KITCHEN, 12 J. P. CULHURN, W L. 11. JAMES, WI R. F. Pmmak, 11 D. J. NEUMJI.LER, 12 A. P. GRAY, 1'2 SECOND BASS R. D. CLAPI', ,11 I3. II. JOHNSON, HO W. L. MCCOY, 10 W. E. HOFFMAN, 09 J. IL VVA'rsoN, Wm 11. E Mnmua, '11 T. W. P101.1.E'r, 10 R. K. WANNl-zu, '10 Y. M. C. A. OFFICERS FOR 1909-1910 H. Ii. Omwm, ,10 7 - 7 7 - Prmirlml L. M. FISHER, '10 7 - 7 - - 7 7 Vin Iwmmn Ii. BRUWN, hll 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 lx'wm'diug lSY'rI't'lm'y W. R. Rmmns, hll 7 7 7 -- - 7 - - 'lhn'axm'vr H. S. ADAMS, hl'l 7 7 - - - - 7 xlsixllthl Tlhrmxm'rr ADVISORY COMMITTEE l'ImF. J. M. WILLARD 7 7 - - - - 7 - flmirmml Puma l. 1.. hos'nau - 7 7 - 7 7 7 - .S'rrrvlury Mk. hV. C. PATTERSON - 7 - - - - 7 - 'l'rmxun'r NON-RESIDENT MEMBERS GENERAL JAMES A. BEAVER 7 7 7 - Hvllcfontc Mk. H. W. MI'rHHCLL, '90 7 - - - 7 7 - l'itlshurg Mk G120. R. Mum, ,UO - 7 - 7 7 - h-llcfuntc DR. II T. I'lm'lc, W5 - 7 - - 7 7 7 - Allegheny MR. W 1:. hVIllTIC, '87 7 - - 7 - 7 - New York HE organization of thc Pcnnsylvunizl Slate Collch Assncinlinn is due to the efforts of T a few men who, feeling the mod 01' some element to take the place of thc inlhxcncc 0f :1 Christian homo, mct once :1 wcck in the office of the President. Dr. Cnhlcr, to join in a shnrt prayer meeting. The attendance at these meetings was small, consisting snmctimcs of only hm or three men. This fact led to :1 desire 0n the part of those engaged in the work 10 interest more of the. students in the movement. In March, 1875, Mr. S. A. 'lhaggcrt, that old friend of college men and for a time editor of the Y. M. C. A. VVntchmzm, was invited to conduct :1 series of meetings. Success attended his efforts and a large proportion of the men hccmnc intcrcslcd. In April, :1 meet- ing of the student body was called and thc hChristizm Association was organized with hVil- 314 Ii:1111 Calder as President. A1 :1 later 11101-1- inp; the 11:11110 was changed 111 Young Men's Christian Assncinlion, :1111l applica- tion was 111:1th tn 1l11- State Executive Cum- 111i11cc for admission :15 :1 college ussndn- lion. The interest in tho. wnrk cnn1i1111cd and 111C 111ctt1hcrship incrvusml 111 twt'nty- scvcn hoforc the 011d :11 1110 your. From the Iirst, the Association has realizad tho 111ccssity nf hcing' represented in. and thc hcnchts tn ho tlct'ix'mt f1'nn1 tho districl. the state, and 1111' 11:11im1:1l 1-1111- fcrcm'os. G. A. 1.:111111'5. 11nw 111is'4iu11nt'y in South America. was 0111' lirst rcprcscnl:1- 1ivc tn :1 CUHVt'lllitm which wax; hchl i11 Altomtu in 11475, 111 1111' 1:181 cnllugu your 111107-1181 eighteen 111011 wcrc 51-111 :1; 1lch- units 10 dichrvnl conventions 1111111 :11 NnrthFu-hl, Ni:1p;:1r:1:1111.1hwl.ukc, 1i1111111-llsu villv, Curlish'. :md iVnshington, D. C. NUR'l'lllFI ICLD CHNFICRIENL'E 111 the 1:111 111' 151113 1110 11151 1201111111 Secretary, Mr. J. R. 1V11111lmck. was secured. llc was i111hlc111i:11 in starting :111 0111c1'1:1i111111'111 course, which was :1 5111101155, and similar courses have horn cmtductml every year since. Thu Assucintinn organizes lilC Christian 111011 in Cnilcgc. Its nhjvct is 111 help every man to stand 1111 :11111 10 113:111 :1 strong, consistent, Christian life. One interesting fcnlnn- of thc ASSOCiHIiOH work is the :1111111:1l rcccptimt givvn to tho lh'cshthcn :11 the beginning :11 the college your :11 which practically lhv uhulc 5111110111 hotly is present. Iiihlc Study ciussvs, led by students and faculty 1111'111l1crs. :11'1- c11111htctvd lht'nnghnut the war. This ycnr m'cr 1'11111' hundred 111011 :1rc culiStwl in 1111- work. The inlhicncc of thc Assuciulinn 11:15 grown to such an extent that nnw lhc Y. M. 1'. A. is rccngnixwl :15 nm- 111 tlu- i11111111:1:1111 fuvtors in thc cullcgu life :11 51:110. 21.12111112'1111 11. Bmvm, 109 - - ALVERNA MARTIN, '10 - - - - 1'11? 1'1'1'51'111' ! M. C. 1911-1115, 112 - ' - - - Prt'xidt'uf - - varclary MARGARET B. LAwsmG, Spccia - - 'I 71va11 rcr 315 INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATE Carlisle, Pa., April 10, 1908 FINAL DEBATE 1907-1908 Presiding Omccr - - DR. J. 11. MORGAN, Dean, Dickinson College SWARTHMORE VS. STATE Resolved, that in Pennsylvania :1 connnission form of municipal government based on the Des Moines System, is preferable to a Mayor and Council System. Affirmativchwarthmore Nrgaliw-Slate SIMEON V. T. JESTER, 108 WILLIAM F. H. WENTZEL, '08 LOUIS F. COFFIN, '09 MORRELL SMITH, 111 GEORGE F. DILWORTH, 108 ANDREW A. BURLAND, 109 WILLIAM L. JENKINS, 111 1Alternat0 WILLIAM R. LAMS, 110 1Alternate1 JUDGES HON. HENRY HOUCK - - - Secretary of Internal Affairs, l-iarrisburg PROFESSOR LEWEI.LYN PHILIPS - - - - - Bucknell University DR. M. H. REASER - - - - - - President Wilson College Won by State0Dccision, 3-0. 316 1'11 . 1m 1.1.1 ; 2 1 . r p-UI. .JII'I I... II 11.1... INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATE Swarthmore, Pa., December 11, 1908 SEMI- FINAL DEBATE 1908-1909 PI'tks'idiug 0f7i1f1'1' 1 - 1111. 111x121'11 S11',A1N 1111151111111 Sw:11'1l11111111.C11ll1-1:11 SWARTHMORE VS. STATE I11' 3,11117'1'11 111'111111 1:1 11p1111111111s 1111111141111 in 111111 2111111: 11111111111111 411111111 111' 1'1'111111'1'11 10 1111111 11111 '1 111111111 1 111111111 111 511111 1111115 :15 C1111g1'1'Ss may by 11111 111'1151'1'1111113111111111011 that such 10141512111011 111111111 111 1111151111111011111. .vlermal1'1'11'11115111111 N1'g1111'1mMS11111111111010 11111111111. $111111, 111 W. 1111551111 111.1111, 112 81111111121, J. MCNARY, 110 1111111111111 11.111N1as,'111 121211111111: W. C111:1111.1N, 12 1.111115 1:. 17111111111, 110 HARVEY 8. 111111115, '12 1.111111111111111 JUDGES DR. M. 11. REASER - 1 - 1 - - 11111511111111. Wilson 01111-151. 11111111011: M. 111111.11'5 - - - - 1 Principal, West C111-sl1-1' Normal 111m. JouN C. 11111111151 1V1111 11y S11111111111011111111111111, 51111. 317 INTERCLASS DEBATE Auditorium, State College, Pa., May 6, 1908 SOPHOMORES VS. FRESHMEN Prvsidiug Umrvr - - - - FRED LEWIS PA'rTEE, MA. I?Umlwd, that ilmnig'rnliml into tln- United States should he further restricted by an educational test. . Imrmatiz'v l010 A't'galim' 1911 L. M. FISHER G. WASSER S. J. McNAlw J . KERSIIAW W. R. LAMS W. R. anm-zs S. L. 1 'AUS'l' Altvrnat0 M. D. Mlclxma CXlwrnnta JUDGES G. K. PATTEE, NA. MADISON M. CARVER, BS. GEORGE A. WIIITFICA'IORE, B.A. Wlon by 1511-511mcn-Jk'cisinn, 3-0. 318 ICLILHHJI'H PENN STATE LITERARY l 11 1111-11: L. XL 151511151: V. H. lelmm-z Alxrzerzx MARTIN S. J. NCNARY G. 1V. Curmmx ll. Hlil-ZIH'Z Ime-zxui XL HI-ZNICIIIVI' ICLIZAIHC'HI H. Ihm 1-:11 l3. ll. Hmuu-iIuIJa 81 L. 15.11'51' L. M. 151511151: W. 0. KANTNI-ZR J. R, Il1-11'11151: L'. U. lehmnc II. S. ADAMS 1!. 101-111 M 1-: G. 1V. BREW G. XV, Cumnmx lelauxx L, HILI'IN OFFICERS MEMBERS SENIORS W. M. SM 1cm JUNIORS W. R. LAMS Lul'IM-z M. LARRAIHCIC K. It. Lulnmxx S. J. MrNuu' .XIA'ICRNA MARTIN .l. Ii, l'1..x'1 r SOPHOMORES M1 l1. MI-211u1-1 8. ll. PAINTER 1-1. .1. S'rlcmlrl'k'rl1 FRESHMEN NHJ. CAMPBELL 1111;111:121: I11: CHARMS H. Al. ICRM'KHUN H. F. llumuxs H. ll. SMITH SPECIALS 1:11.111: KI. STAx'mx 319 CLUB 1 - Prmidvut - I'in' lU'rxirlvut Nrmrdiug .Yuz'l'vlu;'.v furn'xpm1ding Swrclury - l r1'uxm'1'r .Yx'l'gmnl-uI-. Il'ms HHRIAXH 1. 1111055 F. A. Srnmcm: X, S. SILVIClun-tm: t', R. SH . H j. 1V1x'rsnx .l1 ll. Yumcu W. R. RHIHIIICS l. A. SHAW II. M12111xu1-1N A. Ii. MlLIJ-zu H. C. lx'I-namc R. 1.. anm-zs MAmmu-rl' I'l. l..m'51xu 1 OFFICERS PRUH'N'SUR 1. 1'.. 1 111'1'1'11211 ., .. - -- 7 - 11111111551111 J. II. .I 1117.7.1:1.1. . - 1 , 1 11; 11111111 1.11 11111111 . - - . - .Ix'. II11s15' ':111111 1 - - 1 - . BOARD OF TRUSTEES I 111111551111 1.1.. 1711311211 111:.NN J. 11. 1111:1511 11111: 11111 J 1111111211 1'1. A. VV111'1 1'1:11111111: I 111111351111 'I'I.I1.W.11.111-:11 1'111111'11351111 J. I. J1'1117.x1:1.1. ' .Ix'. JI11s'r1:'1 1'1:11 MEMBERS 1'. I111N1'AN, 11.11 III1N1 'I'. 1 1 .51'1:N511A111:, A. II. 1.11 11s11N l J1 I 1:111;1'.N'11N, J. A. J11N115, I1. 1, I 11s11:11, I. 1.. 111111111 AN. I . J. 111111x11x II. 111111.11 JI. I 111-'..111, W. 111Nsl.1:11,1 1.. 111111131 '1: C. 11 19111155, J. A. I ARNIIN, 1' 1.1111115. W'1V. I 111m1:1.1., J. II. 1111111N111111111 1.111111'N,11. C .I 111.'1'11N, II. 11. 1.111;,11 V. l. C..1111.N' J,VV.1;.11111N1:11,I . l1. 1111:1'11NN1:..11 V'l II1. 1'1'11 111' 1111.11. J. 11. 1i.1111'1:.11 1XIII.I111IN'1Y111:,I1V. 11.111112, 1'. 1111. 11111112 11. I'. I111:':.1111 J. 1'111'1111.1N1-:,'I1.1'. 1.11'1'. N 1'1. '. 1111..11:11,I'.'1'. 1 11'1 1'111:1.1., IC. A 11111115111111, I1. II. NY,C.1 . 1'111'11111, M. I.. 1'11111:111:'1 1', W. 11. 1111AVAI'1' I. Ii. N111.1., 1 I1AYIIIM1N,11. I. II..111:, J W. I.. PJNNY, C I.. 1111: 111:11 11. IIARI'I , A.1'. I'LANK VY. .11. 1111,1 1 S. W. 11115'1'1' 1'1-:11, S. K. I11N11,1. 117111111, A. J.' 1111111111. I. 320 1.1111111.1N1;, C I.. 1N111111111.11'.s'1:11 5.1V. WI111:11'1', . 1 11'11'111111 17111? I 11.11111 Ht , '11'115111'11' . 5- .81'11'11111'31 I 111111'ax1111 J. II. J.11:11's11 1'11111'111551111 11'. K I A'I'TII 1'11'1'1'1-111. 1'. l1. 1111111. I11: N'1s1 111.1:11, S'M' J. I111111:1.s', 1.. 11011.1 1.1.1.1, 1C. SIIA'I':7.11,1 J. 11. A. 811.11131'. I . 8111111115, 1 . IC. '.1111', J. P. S'I'INARD, J. ,1 . VANNHRMAN, II. 1'.. VVALKI-IR, IC. I1 11711115, 11. I.. 1V1:1.s'11, J. I'. VVJ11'I'I:, J. 1V. XV111'1'M11111; J. 11. N 51111J, I1 811:1VA11I' WIII1 1'1:11111111:, 11. A. 11111.1..11111. J. M. A. I.. ,,.... m ! rm ...Yt1 Pm IIIII PM I II: MEMBERS IIII. Ii. Ii. SPARKS S. K. I. IVCIIIII-SIII IIZl-ZI'. .IIII- IIIIII'IIN I IIIII-S. Ii. I5. SPARKS II. II. . IIAI I II. II .IIIIII .IN .I. II II I'l'Tl-IIIIUII'IC IIIISS SI 'IRIIS II. I II llIl NIII II I: R SI'III'IIII II. l.uII:JIII II. I II KSUN II. IIII: III: R J. I' IIIILI SH II. Mus. J. I' JAIII'SIIN III . S III I'. I I'IIHISIII IIIIS'S III II'SUN ,I V. 'II. SIMIIIIINS' III.II'IIIII1I II II. D IVIILIIHI II. III III IWIIII' II, 1., SI II IIIIII IIIZIilIIIZlI ,1 MIIS. Ii. II. IVAIIKICR II .S'IIz'II .IRI III D. 'I' III I II. IIIIIIII II II' I. I. IJIIIIIIIIIN IT II. III-:N. IIIIRRUII'ICS III.R II. I. SIIIIIIIII I . lHHN I N IIIINIIIIIqu-z III. II I: I2. Ii. IIIIUII'N 1 II II. IIISIIIIIIIIN R ,I' I. I'. II III'rIIIINIi II. II. IIzIkI'I-ZR I. I. RUIIINSUN I I'. I III III IIIII - II. III. MICI'ICR II. III. I IIIIIIII'SIIN I I-I;NI.SS III. IIIIF. III II. IIIrII'rIcII II. III. SIIIIII I. II, IINNI . V. II I IIIIH I III, IIIIUIII II'. II'. IIIIINII ,4 IC. 1. IVIHIIIZ RM IN IIIIIS'. W , 'I Il-Z. II II. JI'INS'IIII: Ii: 1. II. IUSIIR IIIII. III. III IIIII- I-1IIII-2L II. IIIII-zl-z 5. III. I III IIII II. II. IIUIJISMIIII II. IV. S'I'I-zIIII'ItII- -L I IIIIINIIUl-Z I. I'. .III'IIS'III' 'IIIII- CIIIII-IIUIISI', tennis CHUI'IS. llllII IIiIII-SIIIIIL- gulf links zIrI- IIII'IIIIIII m1 IIII' IIIiIrIII-II farm. OFFICERS IFFSSUR II. II. SIIIIT'III'IIII' WI Sun I. II'. IIIIaI'I-zk lFI SIIR IC. II. VVALKl-ZR . - .IN I. II. JAI'KSON 7 ,, I'I'm'idrul .I'I'I'I'L'Iul'y w . - IIIITIIJHIII'I' IIIII'IIIIN'I' III lfJ'l'FIIIII'IIL' IIUIIIIIIIIHI'I' II. l.. NIARKH-z 7 - 7 7 - 7 - 7 P11211113 ! II. II. II115'1'1.1-:'1'1111'A1'I'1: - 7 7 7 - 7 Hm I 1'1 11'1l1 11! IV. II II1-11'1:111.1-: 7 - , - 7 -- 7 7 7 . S1u1!111y II. I9. III'111I1111I.111:11 7 - 7 7 -- 7 7 7 .l11111'111'11' J. I . II1'1.AN111-:11 7 - - 7 - 7 - -.Ilm'.1'l111ll MEMBERS IN FACULTY 1'11111'. J. II. J.11'11$11A' I.1-'.12 J'.:.11II111J.III I.. 1111111111: I9. .IIUNIIHI-Z 1'11.1111.1:x I Iilxsnm 1. 11H111111511'ZI:l111111'11-211 MEMBERS SENIORS lI IX. A..-:IIIN C. N. I51.1:111x1: II. I. .II.111111.1: II, II.1111:11 II 11111211 II. II. GLHNN J. I'.. .I.11'11N II. II1'1'1'111-11' IV. II. I'1A1111111' I9. IC IIARI'I'ZII H. .II .II1'111x111.-1' J. W. RI'IHIV III. II. II1-21'1-21111: 'II. II. IAI' . II II'-:I11-:1I J. I., II1'1.ANI11 11 C. V. II111:1111 III. 11' II111-'1'.11Ax II. IV. III1'1'1'11121.1. II. C 81111111 II. I' I1'111111111.111-:11 I.. .II. II111.1z .I. .III'1.1.11,11'1-'1' J M S ';1u11 1111.111 W. I.. CLAY II. II K111111.11 I3. J. NHARY l'. I'.. I.1111.111w IV, G. 0111.11 J.I.I.1-:ssl1: F. C. N11:11111.511N II. iII. V.-1N1;1111111-:11 II. S. III-z1'1111 I. IV. 1111151. I. U. N111.1. II', C. II'1-:A1'1-:11 II. .II, Ii'r'1'1-211s II. I. 1II.:111111N II. R. I'115'1'1.1-:'1'111121111: If. A. II'111'11X I9 I. II'111.'1'7. II. IV111'1'1-2 JUNIORS II. II.A1;1:1: I . S. ICN1:1.1-: II. II. II11.1.121. Ass II. S. .II11111. II. II. A11MS'11111N1; C. l'.. 1'.-1111211 II 1111' O. I 5111;11:1N1-12111 I.. II. P11515111: .-I. IV I'I1511111 1;. IV. J11N1:s II. 11 S111 G. W. lI11w1-111 .vI. I.. III11-1'17. IV P I1111M1s 12.128111511111 A. 'II. II111111'N $.12, I112AI1111'111' S. J. III1:NA111' I.. '1 S111 111: NS 'II. I. P1111711 J. II. 0111111111 I..1?. II'II'ZISSNI'ZR 17. II. 81111111 Ii. 17.. II111.1.1-11 W, K. 011111-1151? II. C.II'-:-: 11111111111 I'V. SII 111111511 C. If. II1 1 1' 'II. II. II.1I1;11 IV P IIIIIRI'III J I 8111111115115 IV II. CAN 1N IV. I. N. IIA11 II I.. IV. PARSONS I. D.IA11.1111 A. II. II111111 III. III. IIIIM II. S. IIA 1 11.I1511N I'.. L. It 15111111111 D C I'.1.1.1N1;1-:11 A I'..II111511M.-1N J 1,11'W111 II.Ix.II71NN1-:11 W. II. II'.11.1.1s I. IIISIUMI J. Ii. II'11AY u m r; K. II. MARSH - - - - XV. 'lC. MARTIN - - - - - A. F. S'rmuwc - - - - - MEMBERS IN FACULTY I'Imlr. llwm UIEMICR l'. H. hueNICAMN Ak'rm'u J. thn W. 9. .' YARS MEMBERS SENIORS J. P. Annual. H. H, Guan-wr l . 19. hutmcu'r IL A. HY II. A. Home l. l5. HINES II. lilV'rrlcmrncLD .l. KAncn V. F. hnnsuN L. H. LAans l5. D. DURNMLASER x'. H. MARSH V. chus W. 1C. MARTIN JUNIORS R. H. Amuss Ii. Huluuak 1'. IC. lhuaNImAN H. W. JAcmas V A. h'sll H. W. Kmm M A'l l'l-1R N JIM. DIAZ '1' l R. ll. MI-zmem'rn R. Ii. Menu 15. M. Hun J. G. Jilvxme ll. MummN, JR. W. W. MUFFIN ll. H. Nomus 323 J. P. GILL H. V. limuck'r R. 1, lemsuN M. 1.. Conan - in'tlml Iv'yllm' IU'NMFIH - .S'n'n'lury um! 'I'rmxurm- J. S. MILLER R. M. Plixxm'u .1. JV. RUIMHAUHII 1'. 19. SIMUN .X, 19. S'rlml'su II. S. STl'FKl-ZMAN V. Summrn H. 15. Oulu'm 15. W. S'rrrr .l. R. TAYLUH l . W. VVAIJUCR A. Um'Nli H. U. Wielmlau. H. II. VIIAIuax J 11li1' .lllnlh - II. M. PNAHUN ' C. R. SII-:I-:I.I-: - J. R. SHANK - Pkur. 15. D. VVAIIxER ..L WA'IIZRMAN ll 11. ACIIESUN J G. BIiCll'J'UIJI 11. W. BELL 11 J. BENNETT .W. CANTER W. J. CARLSUN 11. B. WAHA h. J. M. ANGIJZ J. 11. A'rHIIIcIIIIIN W. J. BIIAER A. F. BLESSING ll. C. BRAImth 1.. L. HLIIIIM R. A. BIIAIIN H. D. BUCKWALTER 11. 1?. CANDI'IR C. D. CLARK MEMBERS IN FACULTY B. G. Faun ll. 15. SHATTUCK MEMBERS SENIORS 15. D. CUUNHR I. H. CRILLY A. DIIIIIY W. E. FOWLER XV. FUIIs 15. 1C. Gluzniu XV.WIIIIII1VA1:II R. V. GOSSARII N. B. HIGGINS C. A. 1'1UIEEN'HKZIJCR D. 'II. LEES I1 I: MMII'PIII I. MAI RIIUII A. JUNIORS J. P. COLIII'RN R. E. DISQUE D. 1.. DAVIS C. J. DUNN C. E. FERRIS 1:. M. FISHER S CHU-ZHSPHZ J ll. HARRISON W. W. 111W 1:. ll. JOHNSON 324 A. 11. James H. L. KRINICR C. W. KL'NKLIC N. A. NLHIKINTUSII M. D. MAIIIIIICK E. W. KIEI'KIJEY 1i. MnluusuN D. M. 0mm 11. M. PATTUN J. M. RAMSEY III'I'xI'dmII I I'rr' PI'csidvnt .SY'IV'I'IIII'y 'I'I'mxm'cr R. 1. VVI-zIIIIIaII D. P. GILMORE R. UDIINNEI, D. PANAINI 19. K. 111.1va . 11. SCHUCH W M. Swan .19. SHAKER MI DIINAI II M. RURMIAUIEH l RUMSICY G. J. VVA'rsuN C. WIIIIIIIAN ..PIIII LI: I J. L. SI:' IIII F. A. GIJCASUN F. E. Hrr'rl-tNmaNm-m - E. C. LLOYD - A. L. BARNETT DR. XV. ll. CRANE R. II. ALLPURT T. R. BUTLER Prmidml Prvxfdmt .S'rvrclary 'IV'mxm'vr MEMBERS IN FACULTY C. P. LINvac WILLIAM PLANK MEMBERS SENIORS 1.. D. LINDEMUTH G. J. PVRCELL R. G. W. Anmm'r R. E. CRAUMER J. .H. LYNCH C. G. RHITER A. L. BARNETT S. L. Cwm-zus F. R. MILLER S. RK'Kl-IR 17. IC. BmmJ-z 15. A. G'IJaAsuN C. R. ORNDORF J. P. RYAN . A. KLEIIACK JUNIORS J. W. iwm-zv W. W. DAVIES H. A. Llanucu XV. I. RUSSELL B. F. RAM 15. J. DImec'm E. C. LLOYD A. S. SILVERBERG l . H. HIERIx'lilHLI'I W. H. FOSTER P. LmN S. M. SMITH L. E. HERIu-znnJe V. M. CALLINUER 17.. II. MCCIJMM' E. H. SUTTON .. Brr'nechchu H. F. BRENNAN R. HUM H. R. CRUMWELI. 1?. 1. IE. VVARNICR C. A. GARNER R. 17.. C. HIVKMAN C. L. HIRHHMAN KING V. L. IWCCUY W. 17.. TAYLOR J. L. NICHOLS 11. V. VON SENDICN V. I. REED L. F. VURIIIS A, 15. Rmncu'rs R. 'H. Vouml'r 15. 12. WHJJAMS H. WlNS'n-HN 325 A. G'. Muck J. G. GLASGOW W. P. Em-l-zk W. R. LAMS T. J. ANTHONY S. P. ARMSBY F. H. BEYER 'II A. C001: J. G. GLASGOW W. A. HAVEN j. A. IIUWLAND 1'. 15. IJilSS XV. P. Ell'l'ljk jA M ES menmm 1'. B. JACOBS J. S. IIuwm-z W. R. LAMS C. P. Mlissmsm'ru OFFICERS MEMBERS SENIORS JUNIORS II. LORENZ 326 Prvsidcuf - Viu' President Sccretury - - Trraxurvr H. L. MARSH C. H. I'lsNMau. E. B. PHILIPS 17. S. I'mmck A. Jr. POND W. I5. SCURUEDIER S. H. Sm'm H. I STOCK W R, LAchs V. RANSOM C. A. SCIINl-ERR 15. Sl-znn-zu'r W . J. SAN'm: J. L. SlH-ZRRICK .14 :u- - OFFICERS 1C. 11'. IIIII1'IIMAN - PI-vaiIleII W. 11. SILI. 1 . 'I'I'I'IIsIu'm- 11. 11. 111I1NNIII'H'II - l'I'm I1I'I'1'III'mII S. 1.. 11.11151 - 7 .1'I'NTIGI'3' MEMBERS IN FACULTY 11R. '1'. 1:. 11l'IN'1' I111. 1VIII.I1.1I 1I'III:1k 1'11'111-1 'l'. l. 111.1II11' W. R. McCuNNIaLI. 11k. 11. 1'.;1II.1I.1'II1' 1'11111-.11.11.1V.I1I IS 11'. 11'. WHITE 1. 1'. 1'II.I..1IIIIII1' C. 1. 11'1':1III.1' MEMBERS SENIORS 11 .1'. 111153115 11,C.1II11'I'..1I 11' 12. 1.10.111; 11.1.I1NI; 1'. 11. 11I-1NNI5'I'I'II :1. :1. 11III1I.1NU'I'1 11'.JIIII.1II.1I.1Nl11. 1..1..1'11.11NI. ,1. 11'. 11I11I.II.'-:11I 11'. 11.1IIII1III10N I . .11'Rl1.l.li'1 JUNI ons .ll.11I:II 11'.11.GII.I. 1 11.111I111'I:5I 11.11.8I.0AN 1I. S. 1111CIIIZR II. 12111-211811121' II. ..11151117'1'11151111 1'.1III. 1'VIIIII1' S. 1.. II.1II.1'I 1'.11 1.011111ANN 1.1 11'IINI1' 11II2RMAN Wmuc 111.11. NISSHCY I. 'I'. YARNAIJ. SOPHOMORES 1I'. Al'l' ll. 11 1111111: 1. '1 111I-. IZGLR C.1'RIZS'IUN S. 1.1111C11111I1H. 1.11 1111111116.11'112111111112117.111121'1'7. 1. 11'1. 11Uk2l1'.111 .11' 1.7.11II'II'nN II. 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SMITH I 'l'. YARNMJ. OFFICERS Plum. IHWJ'UN 1m. Ii I5, SPARKS HONORARY MEMBERS - IU'MMVIII I 1'4'1' I'H'XMNHI - .VA'H'I'IHIN 'I'I'uussmn'r I'Hnlr. R'. R. Mvaxl-zu. lm WILLIAM HITKIIHI'T Im. 'l'mmm HI'N'I' ACTIVE MEMBERS H4 AMHmN C. Hlx'I-ZHM Mun-z Ill'ml Ihmil: R linss I . I:RVNYA'l'l-Z W. U. Ihem'MJ-zv Il IC. HICAR l'. lhilun' V. I5, fummx PRHI'. .lnnx lil-zluzl'mx Ii. I'leucNWAlxr J. J. FRITZ l'. IHMSYTII W. IL I .xl'x1'I-; II. C. Hul'm J. R. HI'YI-zk XI. M. Hmnn'lim AA C. HIHXIICR W. II. HILLARY ,l. M. ll.u.l. IL J HliLTMAN ,l. Ii, I Mum M A. ,l. JAchmna .X. T. lx'I-1LLY F. S, lx'I-zl'rn I' . KRI-jnnlliAh l. B. Ii. ll. KlaLLIcu K, H. LUIIMANN II II. Mu'r'r K. M. MANIHN 'I . Ml'l.I.II.H'l l' N. K. Mdilclamu W. Nlcmum; W. t'. l'lalxmx W C, Wmmcl: x2 U HCuxl'ux S. ll. JHIN'rI-zk S. PULLUHQ IL J, HI-tunin WATSON S. S, SAImcR I9. M. SMITH H U SMITH W. H. SILL Ii, ll. Slalnlm Il M. Slams R. I . TIIUMI'SHN J. T, I'tmI:.xM 1.: W. W. 'I'xxaumlclm Ii, Wmuumx H. W'nHK H. WILLIAMS N. M. WRIMH' m ,f 7 Ar 7' ' W ? ykaiJM 5 . 7 4 kl ' M ,mA- ,7 Wm m J 7 v , .4an . $1345 1L; 4, . I ' OFFICERS l. K. MINmAx'I-t 7 7 7 7 - - 7 - - lU'm'ileuI J i, ersnx 7 - 7 7 7 v 7 l'im' lU'wxhlrul j. 1. HILL 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 - M'rrrlm'y J. A. RI'NK 7 - 7 - 7 7 7 'l'lk'uxulm'r DIRECTORS W. R. KIFCHXXICLIW 118. W. R. WHITE, HS 7V I'L UmwS HONORARY MEMBERS W1 A. UN mmr'r. M.S . lLSc, MISS IC. I1. Mulch. ILS 7V 7V. lhunmx, HS MEMBERS W. N. Mrfnxxrzu. I13, '01; Mun X, 'I . MARIIN, 'W Vlmm 1725 Nm 1., IK.S.,'1H; 1 , U, Mrlhclme, 'll l4, IL SMITH. l'..S.. '07 H. Sl'uxucu, 'll LI Ii. MICYICNH. 115.. '08 .l. R lll-ZPI'HCK, 'll ,I IL Mrsunu'l-z. IS! W, W. Rlcl'l'x. 11 J. 11. W,x'1'sux. HE! Mus M. IL I..msIM;. 'll XV li. h'unm. '05! 1. ti. VANHUI'SICN, l;' Miss I-'. M. lhcxlcmwr. 'W l5m'nek Wilma, 'I'J W. l1. NISSLICY. '10 I-' V. Hmlmncxh, '1': ,1, .N RI'NK. WU .R. V. llmlmx'. 'l2 'l. 1. GILL, 'IH Ii R. Vx'l'nmx's. Spu'inl W ll, Nmmm. 'lll mlmeu'r I'. PHND, Spvcinl ICED Commandant of Cadets CAPTAIN WILLIAM H. HAY, Tenth United Slates Cuvnh'y Assistant to the Commandant MM'mcnc L'. ALLEN, Ordnance ln'pnrtnu-m, U. S. A. Hx't'liruU CADET REGIMENT Field, Staff and Non- Commissioned Staff H. H. Arm-NJN N N l,iculrmml fulrmvl, Uuumuuding Nrgimcu! ill Ji. HARPER 7 Mujur. t'uummmliug l ir.xl 13111141111711 J. W'. Loom; Major, Uumuumling Swami Ballalinn t'. N. l'NLI-zmmu , ,, . Cupluiu, lx'rgimmlul Adfulaut IV. V. SIMHN , - . - - Capluin, lx'z'yimmlul an'lm'maslt'r J N. McKI-ilc 171m! 1.1sz. and Ifallulirm xlrljultml, Firs! Bullaliun J H. HARRISON l'n'xl 1.10111. um! Bullalimz Adjulunl, Srcmxd Battalion II. N. SUMMER - - -- , Chief 'IV'mnlmlcr Cadet Band R. II. ALLI'URT Firs! Lind, and lfumlumslm' 'L. Ii. Mielssmcu .S'm'mul lipid. and Cnmumndrml W. C. VVICAVICR Huff Jluxiriml Ii l. VVUIXI'Z IU'I'HrI'fuII .iluxiriun C NV. MARKHAM - Drum Major SERGEANTS CORPORALS J. F. Rmmnm'an A. W. FISHER E. M. Hun H. A. PliARHi T. J. AN'HmNY T. G. Hmmn C. M. MAk'rsuLF H. 17. Pl'km' .130 H. H. Nmuus II. M. IWH'UN J. W. Lvmm-zv xN B. CLAW Company Officers and Non-Commissioned OHicers CAPTAINS 1111, I 1'11. ,1. 1.11. 1. 1111. II A. .11, II1-111..1.x'11 Ix' II. .1l.111.s'11 'I'. R, II.11' .11. 12, I51111'11' 1111. If 1'11. l9 1'11. 11' 111. ll 11'. IC. II1111'.11.1N IC. .11. 111'11.1'11x II. II. III'RKIIHIJIICN Ii. Ix'. IIIIKHIIMAN FIRST LIEUTENANTS 1.11. .'I F41. ,1, 1.11. C. 1.1'. II I12. 11, 11'11:.x 1'1'11.1'1' Ii. 11. I.1.111'11 1', II. 11l1:.x's1'.11.s.111'1'11 :I. V. M.1'I'I'I1'.RN I'M. I11 111. I 1111. U 1111, II M. I1. R111111: .I. .1. 81'11111-:11s Ix'. IC. I115111'1: .1. IC. R111111.11'1's SECOND LIEUTENANTS 1117. .I 1.11. l; C121. :1. I.: I9111-1'1'z 'I. I'. 1111.111'11N 1.1!. II 1.11. If 11'. I: 0. I12. I5.11111:11 8. .I: .1I1'N1111' R. 11'. II111..11'I1 I II tII'. I, I1'. I1. M1-211111111'1'11 1', .1. I11's11 SERGEANTS 1.1'. .I 111 H IIU. C R. 11. I1I1'-:'l1111111111 1' II. II. 1111115111 .11 II1. 1111111111151 J. C. 1.11.1 1.x! 11'. 1'. M, 11112'11'1N1;11:11 I 1111111151111: Ii. ' 1 1 I1. I1V. I1'11111 I ll11' :I. ' '5 II I. 1251111111111 l I I1. I1I111'1' 1 11 JC. M.1V1:1111111 1;. W. 115111111211; I.1111111111..1 1N11 1'. II 1111. If 11!. I' C. II. 11 111'1'11: N. :11. I..111'Rl1'.N1'l-I I1 'II 8'1'.1111.1-: .8. II. 8.111111 I.. II. 8111le' II.1 RRINH'I'UN 11. K. I11-:1'11:11s .I. II. II:1.11II.'I'11N ,I. .11 8N1'1111111 ,I.11'.1,'111'1;111.1.x' II. .1, II111'1'1'. I. 1.Ix'.1x111.x' 'I'. I1. II.111.11.1N K. II. 81.1111-1'1' IC. I'.I1.11'18 1.11. U . II 12. IC. 81'111-1x1 11' .1I. 8.111111 11'. I5. ,II111-15'1'11x 11'. II. 8111. I'. A. IIAMIIJI'HN .1. 1'. 1111111115 II. I.. VAN Ix'1'111-:N I. I1'. 8'1'1111'11111 I5. I11 11I1tl'ix'1'1111-1 II. .11. 8'1'111-'11'1.1-:'1' CORPORALS 1111. .'I K41. If 11!. C III'- N .I. .1I. 8121.1111111 I1'. I5. II1-:.111.x'1;11'.11' I1'. I. Ix'lx'rllxu Ii. 11'. II1'1;1111'.5. :'1. II. 11015111121111: I IL11I1: 17.1.1-'.11 11. .1. I..1.111'.1-'.11'1' R. M Ix'AHN C. I.. Il1'.1:111;11.11.1N I1. 1 I.1.1 11. R. 81'1511'111'1' II; I. 111111-1111 Ixi. N. II.1111.11'.1' R, IV. I 1NN11211 1V. I. 11111111111111; 11. :I- IVER 1. 8. 11111111111115 I5. 11. I11111211.11 I1. I.. 1V11'.'I'7.1-:1. I.: 5. L1..11111 141.13 IFN. 1 11:11.1; I -II 1.7. II. I1I1: 11111111111 11'. I1I1' I1I.111. .1N 11. C. N1111'11:1.1. .l. II.I1IIIII- 1H1 .8. II. Ix'111'11:s .1l. II, I - 11'. I2. II1'.11:11'.1. R. In. I1111111s 1V. N.N11.11111. 1 1'. I ' ,I. M. III'1'11'.11.1-'.11' II. If. N'11I1'I'UN R, I1. 811:11'1'1111 I'I. Ix'lal1xll111 I1 I I1I1N11'11 .I. L. 1111111111: R Ii. 111111' 51'. 8 8'1' 11.1111 11' R. Ix. 81'11'1'1' 'II. 1'. 11l1'1I11NN11111. mamummbo 4 ..H Zm:AHUu.A Q72.$ Hmajfu m:.z.hm szm CADET BAND OFFICERS R. 11. .1111'1111'1'. 'W 7 - lHnwlur 1.. 11'. 1111-:Issx1a11, '10 . .lxxixluul Din'rlur 1'. G. 1:l'I.Nlil'KY. '11 - - - Librarian 1'. W. MAMIIAM. '11 1711211 317741111111 11ml Drum Major MEMBERS 511111 1.1111191 8111 1.1011111 '12. 311111 11111111 15.. 11. I-'11111, 11H. 11. .11. 1'1..1111;.'1'J. W. .1. Munch. 1.. I1. 11. .11. 1,.1'1 I'HN. 'IH. 5011111111 Cnrnrl A. 11. 7.11111113'11. 11. lKuucNutmn. '12. 1111111 111111111 8111111111 1111111111 R. 1!. 1'1..x1'1'. '11, 1511st 1111111 1., 17.. MAN'IHHJP. '1111, 51'0111111 Horn 11. 1.. 11111'111111111'I1Y, '11. '1'11ir11 1111111 11.11. 1111111111112. 11;. 3111111., '12. 151111111111111111 '11. 1511111111 1111111 .1. W. 1715111511, '10. 1 irx1 11111111101111 1'. .11. SNM'I-zm'. '12. ,1. l . 1511M 11111111111111- Rumnu'ml. '09. 1 R. GRIiI-ZNA1VAIXF, A. 111nm. 'W. '1'1111'11 '1'1'111111111111- '1'. 11. 111111, '10, IC 151:11 11.1151 1.. :1. SMITH. '11. 1 . 151:11 111155 1.. 1?. Mumsm-iu. '10. 1111 151111 Haw 11. A. 11111.1111'1-1, .1. 1V. 11.111111111'. '10. 1511111' 1V. 11. L'ANAN, 1111. 011110 11. R. XVIII'HZ, '12. 1C 151:11 Clzlrim-t 11. 15. 111mm, '10. 811111 11 151.111 11:111an '111. 811111 11 1'1le Harim-l . 11. Nnmus. '11. 511111111 '1'11111111111111' '111. 1'111011111 '1'. 11'. 11.xl'1;ll, 11. M. .hxsrlll.151:,'l'l. 151131 1'. 11:11 11:11'111111 1'. 11. 5115511513 '1'.'. First 11 151.11 1'1111'111111 lx'. 1C. 1'. IllVKMAN. 'IH. Sccmul 11 171111 Clarinet 1'. 11HIHIHN, '13. 151151 1111111111 First '1'1'111111111111- '10. 8111111111 11111111111111- W. C. WEAVER, '09. 811111111 11 191111 Clurim-l II M. 11.11'1-1115'1'11111.111. 1111111 11 Flat L'lxn'invl X. 11. 11111151; '11. Third I: 151111 11.1:11'111111 1'. 15,111N1'1-1. '111. '1'1111'11 11 1 1:11 Harinct 17.. U. ARTHUR. '11. 511111111111 Suxuphum- 1 . 1. Wolxrz, '1111. Altn Snxuphnnc W. 1'. 51'11111-211, 'lH, 'I'chr Snxnphnnc '1'. .1. AN'rnuxY. '1131. 8111111 11111111 C. 1.. C11.xl-.x1.xN.'11. 11:1,xs 111111111 1;. 151'I.Nl1it'lx'V, '11. 13111111115 GLEE CLUB OFFICERS 11. P. ARMSTRONG - - - - - - Laulvr H. B. VVAHA - - - - - Manager and Trmmwn'r FIRST TENOR S. H'mmICN, Hz L. L. BLOOM, yIO A. 17.. MUJJER, H: L. 1?. DODSON, ,09 S. S. SADLICR, 09 SECOND TENOR II. B. XYAIIA, '00 IE. V. VON SICNDIZN, ,IO j ll. Romp, '11 C. II. 1.1mm. H: J. 11. WATSON, 12 C. Ii. iliruucu, Ho FIRST BASS 11. P. ARMSTRONG. 10 J. P. COLBURN, Ho 11, J, 'HICLTMAN, le A. P. KITCHEN, H2 SECOND BASS W. 12. HUFFMAN, '09 1?. H. JOHNSON, ,10 S. T. PULLHCK, ,10 T. C. MCCONNELL, ,II 330 m...- WA .rThW-.mN- A V . F. Iinucm - , - FIRST MANDOLINS H. l.. VAN KICURICN. S. P. Mmsmg '09 I5 . IV. S'rlml'su, '09 . HARRISON, Ho SECOND MANDOLINS .N. HAY, 'II '11 I C. A. lIHGICN'HHRLICR, W; Ii. 1C. Pnk'nek. R. R. NI-chIA', 'I; GUITARS W. 19. Humans, Rm L G. SMITH, 'Il G. F. SPICI'ZR, Ho I5. I. WHLTZ, '00 N. ll. limmx. 'l CELLO 1C. 0. Mwmslg 1'57 1 l L. A. Curnmcln'. R. G. Glt'rulme, W. V. SUM M l-JR, L. V. ARMY, 'm C. W. MAMIMM. v '11 '10 lA'uu't'r l . I l 23-92-371. MWMHWMMHUMC FZHUZOU MP4..Hm ZZMQ R. 1h IL PENN 11.7XIJJN1RT,1OQ 11 S. NIHIHSNLHL PR1VH,'10 . 1:, MEISSNICR, '10 '1 15mm. '111 ,. Hummx. 'll . SNAVIch, '12 , RUIHNSHN. '12 1C. 15. DAVIS, '11 7 1'1. V. 11:115'11111111111111. '13 ll. 11.011171111233113 11. M. 11. IMRSV'HI, '12 111 1'. l'UNn. Sp. 1?. S. 1111:1111; 'IH .111. :1101'1..'1'J U. ARTHUR, '11 IC. ancu'rs. '10 11. 1. 1111111111. '11 1C. llAVI-st'rHK, ,11 1111111111; '141 l'I-anui. '10 111111111; '11! 1;. 11Al'lill,.111. A. ,1. W. 11. A, 11. 1'1. '11. W. 11. A1 19. CANAN,'1H 1111.111CIIIMN11'I' R. 11. CLAW, '11 15. 1V1AR'I'SUI.F. 11111 C. 11. M. HANK. '11 7 1 W. 41. 1111111611, '1': A. W. 1515111511. 111' J. AN'rlmxy, 11111 1Q IC. 1.1'1m'n'1x', 'll '10 STYKTWE CC3PJCIER1?1DIQCIJIEST12A. OFFICERS 7 7 Clnnhn1ur 1Vnuuwlnuixhw 7 - - 77 Alunugvr MEMBERS 7 7 7 1911'71 Vin1in 7 First Violin 7 First Vin1in 7 7 7 7 7 First Violin 7 7 First Violin 311101111 Viulin 7 7 7 Second Vinlin 7 7 St'cmul VioIin 7 Svcnnd VinIin 7 SL-cnml 17101111 7 7 . Svcnnd Viulin . . -7 First Vinlu 7 7 . 7 7 Second Vin1u 7 7. 7 7 7 1.1'110 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 RUNSC 7 - - 7 7 7 - 3:160 7 7 7 7 1511111- 7 7 7 7 7 1511110 7 7 7 7 First Clarinvt 7 . 7 7 7 Svcnnd CIurim-l . 7 7 7 7 - 7 0111111 7 7 7 7. 1111601111 7 . 7 7 1511151 11111'11 7 7 7 7 Sccuml 11111111 First Cnrnvl 7 . 7 7 - Second Cm'lu't 7 - 11111111101111 7 . 7 7 Traps . 7 7 7 7 7 Piano 1139 PENN STATE QUARTETTE L. L. BLOOM, 'm -- - - - Firs! 'I'mmr ll. 13. VVAIIA, '09 - - - - Swami 7l'c1mr II. P. Alum'rmmu. '10 - - . - lifrxl Hun 19. H. JOHNSON. I0 - - - Svmud Hum 310 THE THESPIANS T111: Dramatic Organization of the Pennsylvania State College EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 1111011. FRED 1.1-ZWIS 11.1'1'1'121-1 171.1111-211'1'1-2 HENRY, '09 11111111. :1. 1111111111' 11151'1-211'511.-1111c 151111511111 .1. 1l111:1-:N'1'111:1.1-:11, '09 11111111. 1111111: 1'11'7NRY 1 1111z1-:1.1. JOHN K. 111111123. '09 OFFICERS Prvxidvul - - 1 - - - - - C1..1111-:N1'1-: 1115x1115 '09 511171411111 - - - -- - 1'111-13'1'1-111 .1. 11111:1-:N'1'111:1.1-:11. '09 'l'rvusurvr - - - - - - 11111119. 1111111: HENRY 15111121511 Illanugur - - - - 1 1 - - 101111 K. MRNICS, '09 .-1.1'.1'1'.1'I1111f Manager - - - - - SAMUEL '1'. l'111.1.111'11. '10 Ilrufvrly 111111111541'1' - - - - - - 19111-211 1C. 111-111.11.1-:. '00 POPOCATERPILLAR VII Dramatis Personae and Cast King P11pr1u111-111illz11 V11 1 - 1 - 1 W11.1.1.1111 1; C1111..11 0E1 M111111-,1'1'i1111- 11111115111- 1 - - - CI..-1111-:N1'1-: 111-111'111, '11!1 0111311 1.0111 High Cl'1m11111'11111'11 - - - - 1 JAMES W. 1.1111512. '01! 1111115 A German Sci1-11'1s1 1 1 - - 1 1051-21-11 A. 11.15.91.131. '11 1111'11'A 11111111111111 111 1111- U. S. Navy - 1 - 1110.11.15 W. 1'11:1.1.1-:'1'. '111 11111, A Young A1111'1'11'1111 1 - 1 1 - 1'11..11.1.11 11. 15115111311 111 Q1111-11 - - 1 -1 - - - A..11.1N 1111;111' 1111 11111111111, 11111111153 - - 1 1 - 1 - 1.1 1' :111115111113'11. 111 Gretchen - - - - 1 - - - l':1-1111 1C. '11-11111.15. '1151 CHORUS C. A 11111;1-:N'1'111q;1.1-:11, '00 11. l . 11111111111111111'1151 11.11 111115 1'11 W. 1.. C1.A1 11. A. 1111111111.. '1111 1'1C l'IRNl-1.R 10 11. 11 11110111111111 09 A. C. 1711.17.11.11. 1111 .K.111-:-1.11 '11 A. 1 .S'1'11111151-:.'11E1 R. W. P111..11'11', '111 1'. 111: 1111111111 .11'. '11 1 D. C111.1'1N. '10 '1'. C. 11110151111211 '11 I141 W. 1617111915, '00 v F. I. XVOLTZ, 00 F. C. 17701.11r1101111, 11 H. P. ARMSTImNu, Pkorlcssuu P. 0. l Inlcrlwulm' uml .S'lugv jllauugvr PHARSONIAN MINSTRELS Season of 1908 and 1909 0 110 MY 1V. 15. HOFFMAN, '09 F. H.J011N50N, '10 If. C111S0N, 112 S. S. SADLER, 100 H. H. WMIA, R10 H. B. WAIIA, ,00 J. F. LICSSIG, 100 DEVma MEAmc, 011 OFFICERS THE COMPANY CIRCLE H. P. ARMSTRONG, 110 1:. V. V0N SENIHCN, 010 C. END MEN 111C. NICHOLSON, '09 W. H. 190311511, '10 SPECIALTIES W. H. P00311111, '10 II. P. ARMSTRONG, ll. L. 3111111112113. ,11 '10 342 M'vsirlml Manager .rlxxislunl Jl'lmmgvr - SUUTHUZV 'IV'vmurrr - H. .l. '1 11514111101, 110 L. L. 1110011. '10 A. H. IWCDERMO'I'T, ' LUNH, 1' H. 12 110 V11 1V. M. I.. MCCOY, 13. 13111315515, H. M. 01:14:11, ,10 C. L. CHAPMAN. P. M. SNAVELY, ,11 12 .Vx. xxxkxx $:$ Sb $$m..wswxx Q vvv 5 i5. r . .. 1 Z24 Z$CA x o . :N . .5 z . . . b . D. u , ' .g . Vvixx$x $ awn? 8 UV 9V 6n Wu 3 l' w! I11 WIN 111'??? M 1315191 11111111 11 QEIuhg at 392nm 51am WEE; 91111111 1111111 ALLENTOWN PREP. SCHOOL CLUB N. I 11111111. '10, 111115.: H. II. 81111111, '10, 11111-11115: H. N. L1'11tz, '11, 51'11;R. H. l1'1'lI11'1'1, '11. 111115. BEAVER VALLEY CLUB II. M. 121111111 '10 111115.18. M. Smith, '10. 1'1'1'115111'1-53'I. l5. I 111'5yll111, '11. 51-12; I.H.Ix11g111'5.'11,11'11215. BRADFORD COUNTY CLUB H. M. Van G111'1lc1', '09, 11115.: R. H. Vung'ht, '10, 11110-11115; W'. H. R:111511m, '10. 501'. 111111 trons. CENTER COUNTY CLUB ll. 11'. I1111'kl111111111', '09. 11115.: 'I', R. lluy. '09. vicc-prcs.: I. .X. Rankin. '11, 501'. 11111! 111115. CHESTER COUNTY CLUB R. M. l'e111101tk. '09, 111115.; 'I. Ii. Hill, '10, 1'11'11-111'1-5; R. C. H'ultnn, '1 1, 5111'. 111111 trczts. CLARION COUNTY CLUB I M M1lx'cc 10 111m :D. 1 . Rnwnnm, '11. 501'. :11111 1111115. COLUMBIA COUNTY CLUB D. Ix. Sloan. 111, 111115.: R. i . H1u11i11ngly, '11, 11100-11115; 1.. R. V0115, '11. 5111'. 111111 trcus. ERIE COUNTY CLUB IV. IC. Hululc, '09, 111115.; If. I. qu151-1', '11. vicc-prcsg 11. H. W'uhu, '09. 1111115.: L . Henry, '09, 5111'. FRANKLIN COUNTY CLUB D. 5. Devon '09, 111115.: .I. ll'. .Ml1e1'11111, '10, 11111-11115; 11. 13. Kohler, '09, sec. 111111 111115. HARRISBURG CLUB C. R. U1'111l111'f, '09 111'1'5. ' l.. V. R'111'111111111. '09, 1111111115.: Ix. IC. 01101111112111, '11. 5111' ' .l'. R1110. '11. 1111115. INDIANA lCOUNTY CLUB .XV21151111L '119 11115.1 ' If. H'. Still, '10, 1'icc-111'c5.; IC. 1'. Yancy. '11, 51112; W'. .R11hcy. '09. 111115. LANCASTER COUNTY CLUB E. K. Ilil1511111zl11, '09. 1111's.: I . S. linglc, '09, 1411111135.; W'. H. Niss- lcy. '10. 51-1.: H. S. Amer, '09, 111115. 352 LATIN CLUB I5. 11. tlc 911011-1111. '10. 1111's.; M. Murgnrixln, 11. 1111011115.: P. H. 11131111, 11. sec. and 111115: LEBANON COUNTY CLUB . G. HCCIIIHM, '1111. 111115.; 'I . .l. Hlmsickcr. '110. 1111011195.: .1. l'. KNIHT- 111:111. '11. sun; 1'. H. 1511111911111, '1111, trons. LEHIGH AND NORTHAMPTON COUNTY CLUB l9. l1. 11011111111501, '00, 11I'CS.; R. Williams, 13, vicc-pros.: II. N. 1.011111 '11, 501'. :11111 1111115. MCKEAN COUNTY CLUB 1,. ll. 1101-110, '10, I1I'Ci.: 1?. l5. $111101. '10. 5311 111111 Irons. MANSFIELD CLUB I1. I5. Mvissncr, '10, 1111134.: II. S. Privy. '10. 1'icc-11rcs.: H. H. Kinney. 12, sou; Ii. ti. 11111115111: 10, Irons. MONTGOMERY COUNTY CLUB J- IQ. I'111111 '10. 11105.; W. R. 141111115. '10. 1'icc-p1'cs.: .l. H. Dclwilcr, '10, war: U. C. Ennis, '11. 111K181. NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY CLUB 11'. M. Ilcim. '10, puma: l1. D, 11111111, '10, 1-1110-1111-5; W. H. Druckc- miller, '11. 501:; C. I1. Clark, 10. truns. OIL CITY CLUB LuRnc Marsh, '00, 11105.: N. X. 1111101111110le '10, viccqn'cs.; .1. D. 01111111111, 111, 501'. 111111 trons. PERKIOMEN CLUB J. .1. SIHHIHCI'S. '10, 111115.: 11'. H. Hcycrlc, '00, vicc-prcs.; H. H. llillcguss, '10, sec. 211111 111115. PHILADELPHIA CLUB H. A. Ilcy, '09, 11109.; l5. Korshnw, '11. sec: H. L. Bowman. '11, trans. PITTSBURG CLUB W. A. Haven, '09, pres; R. D. Ahhiss. '10. vice-prcs.; S. H. Winstcin, 10 scan: R. Dean, '11, 111-118. READING CLUB XV. -l. Madden, '00. 111115.: W. ll. Hcycrlc. '00, 1'icc-p1'cs.: .l. W. Hur- l1ey, '10. sec. and trcus. SCRANTON CLUB 15. .l. chu'y, '00. 111115.; L. H. junws. '1 1. secs, 1:. .1. Glcusnn, '09, 111-115. SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY CLUB ll. hlttcrlicld, '00, 11165.: L. T. Stephens, '10, vicc-pl'cs.: R. M. jzlmw sun. '10. sec. 111111 1116115. WARREN COUNTY CLUB K. H. Marsh, '09, pres; Ii. H. licycrs, '09. vico-prcs.: IC. l3, Philips. '09. sec. and 1111115. WASHINGTON COUNTY CLUB Ii. M. Mcflczu'y, 'm, mun; P. Lynn. 'Io. vicwprcsg .l. W. Hzmlicld. 'I l, sou: S. J. Manry, '10, trons. WAYNE COUNTY CLUB V. II. l'cnncll, '00, punk; XV. P. Murphy. '10. vicc-pn-s.: ll. l,. Van Ix'cnrcn, 1 l, sec. and II'CEIS. WEST CHESTER NORMAL CLUB I5. A. chusnn, '09, pres; .I. II', Yntlcr, 'I l. ViCC-PI'CS.; H, l'nnzlini. '00, sec; H. L. Mutllcrs, I I. 111115.; H. T, Hwillizun, le. 'I I, rcpm'lcl'. WESTMORELAND COUNTY CLUB H. l icnnctt, '09, prcs. ; J L. Rylumlcr. '00 x'icc-pt'cs.: W, R. Mulli- snn. ,IO, sec. and trans. WILLIAMSPORT CLUB W. I.. Clay, Rm, pres; G, Mm'risnn, '10. viccqn'csq F. D. 'lhylor, m. sea; A. 19. Huningtnn, Ill, II'CIIS. WILKES-BARRE CLUB K. 11. Lulmmnn, HO, prcs.; Ii. H. llollislcr, 'I I, set; E. Iirmvn, l I, ircus. WYOMING SEMINARY CLUB C. Whilmzm, H0, pres; G. 19.. Schcnck. 'I l , x'icc-prcs.: M. 11. Ilirccsc, :11, sec. and trcus. YORK COUNTY CLUB S. H. Smith. 00, prcs.; D. D. Lung; '00, vicc-prcs. ; V. II. Stuhlc, I I. sou: P. K. Dcvcrs, ,I I, tYCHS. VVJ'ZST CHESTER NORMAL CLUB - 1 . - .Q5: 7-. .. , AZI-i: I I! V .Vl 4 '1. M . 1 427..., $ '17 4'; V? WM: .. 4 $252; Iimon 71mg; 15c+wgep Naluci am the Engine HIC Suphmnnrc show com- T mittoc was appointed 1-:1rly in 1111- swmnl 501111-5101: 10 write :1 show and present it Iw- fun- the public. They gut lnuy i111111c11i:1lcly and owing 111 1111: smltlcn rise in 1111- Home Noun- mnics Cunrsc decided that tlH' 01-1-11 department xlmnld 111- made 1111-, goal. Then came. the big 11:11:! 111' lllL' slmwnvlhc writing of it, Thu cmnmiltcc rcmlvml itsvlf into :1 c11111111itlcc 11f 111:1y-x1'1'ighls which Incl nightly in Have Sloan's lmx stall 011 the fourth Hour. front, McAllistur. After many wucks 11f 11:11'1l l:1lmr which mnsislcd 111:1i111y of listeningr 111 Dutch vnn Scnchs 1111111 jukcs, 1111' production was r1-:11ly 111 111- placed in the hands of 1111- stzlgt- 111:111:1;1'1-1w711411icl1 slam 111:111z1gcr12 wcrc the same mm- millcc. Next, 1111: itnrs 11nd lllc chorus 11'1-11- roundml up and 11511111 the middle 01' May the faculty clmngml its usual place of 1111-0111112; 111 NW Y, M. C. A. mum and mot lllt'l't' every oven- ing' I111! Sunday. The business transacted was sunn-whzlt r1111- lino. 211ml, :15 :1 cunrcqllcllcc it was necessary to 50ml nut at times :1 provost 1411:1111 1n 111111111 1111-111 1111, T111: 111vcli11g's mn- tinm-tl in mum 7129 till u1Villic Conch arrived. and :1f11-1' 111111 they continued in lhc Amlilm'imn :11 such ml1l tinws 1l1:1l 1111- thu'snnizms wore 11111 trying their vnicos. uWilliu slnrlctl in 111 show 1111- lmys just hmv 1111111' they wcrc :15 actors and IlCIrUESt'S. but nevertheless, s0 numngcd :15 10 111111111 1110 thingr intn :1 pretty fair show by 11:11111111'1:i11g.,r at it day and night. 3y 1111- time the Glu- Club 11115 singing its last mng 0n ll1:1t Saturday owning. Juno thirtccnth, the Auditorium 11115 w w . 14 lwing crowded in tho dnors. Standing mom Only was the EVER K CKSA'QOST word, when Fred Jlrunyntck curtain was ruuly 10 make its ', 6;;K$?x7?m;1 appearance and by the time, the shmv was over. :111 attendance 1? 147d 6 A Wg records :11 the Auditorium had 111-011 broken. 4 'lihc rcal show, howcvvr, was on tho nthcr side of the foot-lights. The faculty hatl mnvcnml and lICltl their mccting with h'llhc Puntliasilu,r Agent in the chair. Swamp anrl his big stick tried to Changt- uvurything t'mm summer lmschall tn the use of mhacco. 'lihc climax came when he moved the almlishmont of the Home Jicunmnics course on the grounds that tht-y know ulunlululy Hulliing ahout Clu'uu'xtry. Miasvs tVaug'h and Lnchny put in m'ntcsts aml thc mL-t-ting' adjourned aftt-t' the ap- pointment hy the Chair of a committee nf visitors lnt' thv llnim- Iitnnnmics Coancvllccny, lchahml, llaltly. Kliaty, aml Swamp. The next act shuwul the arrival of tlic Commit- tee, llCCUllllelllt'tl by Miss lVangh aml Miss Lovcjuy, at the wurkshnp of thc iilll' tfuruls. After an in- wstigatiun hy Swamp lit the t'nmnc-ywrmsuming Clt't'll':C slows. samples ul wrunght iron pics, an- nt-alul hiscuits, aml RCSM'HWF stccl doughnuts were served, lmt 110 ill cll't-cts wt-rc nntivml t-xwpt that Ajax, Grandma's only friend, tllCtl from an internal wound produced lty a fragment of biscuit which lmlgvll in his wimlpipc. Evidently the report ml the cmmnittcc was satisfactory, fur, ten years: latcr we 50c thc cnllcg'c with hut UIW MAN rcmaining. The principal courses ml study arc llrimping and llnmc Managmncnt, aml thc stmlcnt lmtly consists cntiroly ul ymmg ladies nf all the fifty- seven vanictics, aml thcn sumo. Of Course. this was as it might have. hccn hcfot'c tho Sfmrlcx hcgan tn tly. 'lilic cluso was a grand lmrst Hf sung, a mullt-y mnunwctl tor lllt' uccasimi, aml liy twt-lvc u'clock Sunday mnrning thing's were all nvcr aml thc Cl'tHYtl went home full of the fact that ltlltl had 1': histm'y. 'Ctl the standard of thc Snphmiim'c show and had thct't-hy matlc llcfurc the 1910 show, the Sophnnmrt- stunt had lm-n a crmlc knnck at the faculty. The thing was staged with little preparation aml was cunsulut-ntly pour in wow way. The attcmlancc varied directly with the weather, tlllC to the fact that it was prmlucwl in the 0pm air. lflltl's shuw was given in the Auditorium aml cvcrymic was mmlortahly scatwl aml l't'iltly to enjoy a liigh-clms shuw lung hc- fm'c lllt' curtain ruse. lit the future, Snphunmrv shows will, no doubt. follow lllC lead of 1910. and will consulucntly hc placul on the same basis as uur dramatics, thc l'harsonians aml the 'lihospians. are now. ilihrcc cheers for thc Sopho- mnrc show of 1.010. A MOLECULE OF STATE COLLEGE AIR MAGNIFIED 2,000 DlAMli'H-ZRS gt 4 - .91 girt'ri'i . 4: Meyer tln llczlll- lelmt is the difference lwtwccn mass and weight? Mnrphy:llll'luss is thv quantity of matter, :md weight is the amount of matter. l ' I hich tln W'nvo Motionl-JlProfcssm'. whzlt arc thaw thing's that :1 follow sees in the dark ?'l I i ' Mumfmnh- A rat hit me on the car while I was sleeping last night and then zitc hull my cake of soap. Mclx'cc:ltllml to take the taste out of his mouth, I guess. h i I Oct. 7--li:1licr tells Professor Fowler in Steam Engines, gx ahmit his one your and fourth monthsy experience. I h h l'rnfcssm' Frizzoll 111115 mlt signrw-tll will not be able to meet my classes toqlny. llntcr-agtmlc sees it and strikes out the c in clussvx. I.:1tcrw-llrnf. sees it and strikes out the l in 135505. I I Murphy asks Gorgon fur :1 hair cut. but Gorgon say: ln- czm't cut hair on :1 11111ch 1111111. Well, I cum have it shinglcd, can't l? h h . Prof. Runk tin lintnnyLi'Which :m- more destructive, sparrows 0r worms?y 'l ilun't know. l ncvvr hail the sparrows? Bi'unyutc . Stmlc says to lchahod- lWolcssor, allow me to congratulate you, I heard 1 you were married. ,'y;lwll ' 'ull llrofcssorw'tlt is entirely uncalled 'u-w, 1 : lbsftji ,w 41,: for. l am still living in expectancy, ' i i . t w . . W? x 1 gji'l iii and ll might be :1 thousand yours 1 , f , h ' l l, c hvncc. 'x: , ' G G . sz'V;I'X - .. . . i AHA Ichabod hkcs to do three tl'nngs '? Mn . . ,xAl: hotter thzm anything else 111 all the '.' wnrhl. 'lihc lirst is: To travel in AIX F: 651' 1 l 7 Europe during sumnwr vacations; SCCOIHl, to lillx'C 'llnrkish hnths; and third, to lie in lied illumings and read. 355! SUMMER. WHEN THEY TOLD NE 'IIII'I' sIIIIIII Ill'llI'llIIl II Nllli'llllillz Irnc E, IiIIl lIIlkI'Ii IIs IIII' IH NIIII IIIIII. IWOULD MAKE A HIT AIIII lill'll III KI-III IIII IIILHIIlI'IIIII IIe CIII .IIIIIIII on IIIII III SOME. BODY LIED .u mum NIIII' IIIII-II' III I'IIIIII IIII-I IIIIIII IIIIII- HlI'II3'.oII UIIO IIIII IIII-I IIII IIIII I-Il III IIII-I- AIIII IIII-II IIIIII IIII 11' Ill!' III-IIIIIIIIII: IIIIIIII, CIII' CIIIIIHU on the slr-ICI I Meyer GII llcnO- Mr. Butt, what does lOKg. 0f ICIIII IIIcnII? BIIIt--mJiI-n kegs 0f II'IIII. I I I Hot Air IiII IIisInI'yI- WII:II QIIOII ,iIIIS CIIIIIIVH'H IIIIIII: for IE ng- 1: Mid ljiJCl'iy, ll-nilc fertilized it. Miss LIIIIIIlIcc- X college lIch is 1101 a fIIIII' yI-zII's' III:.I I . I Imf IxiiIII'-JII I:III do it in my IIIIIIIiS cyc i IIIIIII III, I I IIIIIII II.IIIt III. I :2 Dr. NI'yI'I'-- IVCH. II'CS apply some of IiII'll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII thing called COIIIIIIUII scnsc IIIII iiiingth-JiWiIQII II IIIIIII guts ix'iiiCIi by :I IinlszII IIII' Inst IiIIII III doc is III snc fIII IIIIIIIIIgm- II II All IVORK IIVIIIIICCIIIIICS SUMIT JVORCE W. iiSiICI ilH-J'l rsan- sm II'I'iIII fIIICI: is OVCIUIIIII by tho, IIIIIk IiOIIC in studying I? IcmcnIzIIy Mechanics? P rIIf. I.glICII- lhc II'OI'k of rising; from ignorance III kIIIIII'lCIIgI- IIII'IIIIglI IIII- lIiilIII' of Mechanics! I l IIIIIIII Iin IIIIIIIIIIsI- I IIIIII't deserve :1 zero m:nk, .PIIII'css An I IIIf. lIIIlIIIm' I know it but that is as km :15 I am :IIIIIIII-Il III IIIIIII; yIIII WI l ICN VVIC I OIle ELECTRICITY PIIII' C I'IIII-JNIIII. if Ihmc is anthing' vnu II: IIII III is'IIUIV about I it iCllitIIy :IkII' 1110,01 somebody IIIIII knows. J IIIIIJ I guess IH' 11 :IsII smIIcIIOIIy IlIzIt kIIOII'.S h I W PIIIIUIl-1-uiylOII'SSIII', what is the relation between an IIlIIII ZIIIIi :III 011:. ICCiIlIIiIi IIII'IIIIIicO-JIIIII'ing 011 the liUIIOI Sys- 101111 IiUlI I-IIIIiI-Ic in signing these pledges. VVL . :III IZIiIC mIIIc Hr loss scinIIIs pledges in UIII liver? 1am Coma: LISA: II I I . INDEX 01 RICFR ACTION XVIly c1'1111 511111 11.51: 11111.50. 1011.505 111 1111 0111'1'11 111.15 Doc 111'c5c1-- 111'c1111.51' 5'1111 111111111 soc 111C 011111115 g111.5 11p- sidc down. .112 131111'1-1'01'111'11 1111' 1'1111.1.'111 .5'1111'15' 111 1111'. 11111'11111f:'1 sec, 1'1'1111'55111',111111 y1111 1111' 111 1111' .5'111111' 11x 111111 I 11:15 111. 1'1'111111 1 111111'1'-- C11111'gc 11'111'11' 111'1'1'1' 11'115' 1111111 for 1115' 17111117 '1110111'1' M1111.11111.11111 111 111.5' S11115 N11 he got 111111111411 t'1'1'1y1111111.,' 1111111 ; N I D111: 1111'5'1'1'5'31111111151: 11 1111111 11':11 1 111 11.11111 51111 5111110 1'1'111111111111115 111111 .511111 111111 11115 wcrc 1'. :11111'11 1111111' 111111'111 1101'1111111 111111'1' 1111111 '1'1111111 y1111 .5'1.5' 111-1111--- I 11'1111111 11'11 111111 111111 111' 11'115' 11 11111'.' .1 1111'C111'11111'11' 1111 101111111111 11110 111111 11151 11111111011 111m 111 5111111151-5-311, 51111 1111111. 1'1111'.111'-1111'11111'111Hm1111'.111-1'1111111,11'11.'11 1.5 II' 01111111 111? 111111'11u- 'II' 51111: I1111g1.5'1 111 111111'1'. 1111111 1111' 111'111'1-51 11111111 111 1111' .1x15 11111611 111.1111'1'11 1 '11111111111.-' 1'1115'5' 11111-5. 111-111.5 1111' 11111111111114: 1 11111 ' -51 111111'11'1 11115 1111111055 1111111115 11110 51111111: 1111' 11111-1:1-11111 11111115111111, I 01111111111 111151 1111: small 1111111 11111'. I'. J11111-.5'-- I11111'I1, I 11111 .511 1111111 I 1'111111111'1 I1115v 11'1,r1.-1111.-,.5 1111'11 111111'115' 1111'11. 01115-9 I 11111'1'11111111 1111' price 111 1.111 111 11 111'-.1 1111550115411 5'1111 11'1111111 11111 5111111 11111111 111 1115'1 11111'11'1'1 5'1111 111111111 11111 111 111111. 41 1Q 1111111111 111111 J1111y 1:111 1'11115'1'11 by 11 1111'1111'1'5'1411111' 11111, J111I5', 111' will .5111'1'11111111 11.5.' I' 5? JI1111'k 1111 5111111151---- 'I'111' 1111111 11115 1111 111. 111' 11111111 111' was 11111111 111111 11111. .151'1'1154'1111 5'1111 1'1'1111 111111 c111'1'1'111 1111111 11 1'11111111'11'1'? .. '1111111'111 W 1N 11111 1'1 1111' 1.5' 111.11 311:11'1'115'? J111'k-w-' 111111 151110 lI5'511'1'11'5' c111 .'11' '11 5V 1.1111H1'1H N111111' '1 1'1-'11 11111115 111' 111-11111.5 111111111 Sl11111- 111- 811111111' I1111111.5',111111111'1 '11 111111115 111111 51111110111115. C'1z1111'1' 111111111113; 111.1 11 .511111' 1'1111'1wu I 1111 111111 111'11 1.5111111111-w11-7111111111 I..I11 K H' 1'1111'1'11111.','I1.5 .. 111' 111010 11115 11111551111115? 11.15 I' 11111 1'05, 11111'1'1' 15' 1111- 111x1 1125251111? 111115'55 S1-'1 11'111'1' .5'1'1' 1 .11'11' 1111'. 51111111, y1111 1'1111 111' 11 11'1'511111'111 11111111111 111-1111. 11 11'-1.511 1111111. 111'111 ' 11v- I'1111' 11'11'11 1.5'11'1'? 1'111'1'5' 11:11'111'1 1111' .11-11.51 111011 111111 11 is.' C1'H1111'15'M1 51111111101: 1'1111 5'1111 1111.5111'1' 111111?' X171111I5$ I 111111'1 1111111: 11 1111. 1.1 '11111' 5-- 1111111 11'y 1111'11, 1111' 1.5' 11111 5111111 111 11511-11 111 5'1111 11'y 111111151101 3111 ilanm'ble, Eisclosurm Qtonccrm'ng 1910 CLIORDING 111 Pop? 0111' :1v1'1'11gL' age is '21 y1::11's,f1 1110111115 and some d:1ys;0111' c0111- 11111e11 wcigh1 is 134,120 1101111115; if 121111 0111' c1111 10 end, we would cover 10881111 of space. 1111 oldest member of the class is A. E Roberts, 111111 the youngest is 11011 May About 12 per cc11t.11f 1110 class 1150 tobacco, but Jake Sl1c1'1'ic11' and Prep Seibcrt 0011- 5111110 11. 0111' c1111111111c1l st1'c11g111,1vhcn 11105111111111, was :1 force equal 10 154,151 11011111111909 still leslil'ms 111 111L 11:11'11c 11 11:15 1110111411. VVIHCFS, 111111 1115 .181 1101111115 was the heaviest man, and C.A.Sn11111,11itl1 his 98,113'15 111C fca11111'11'11g111 About 00 1111 c.0111 have dark hair, dark cycs,bc:1utif111 complexion and are slow 11.1 :111gL'r.Nc:11'1y 411 I1L1'L'-1111.11'1:1r 111.5111 11:111',11:1ve light colored eyes and anger q111c11'1y.DL':111 Oman 5 hair 15 1101 1111 11111 :111l111r11;J:1kL' Sherrick defies 11050111111011, and Judy Parsons :11111 Brick Y:11'11:111 are 1111 1 11111. 011111,1111511'1'11110115 are :13 11111111 Biggest Drug Hunter 7 7 7 7 - 7 7 7 - 1051111 Close Second 7 - 7 7 -- 7 7 7 11111111511 King 1 11551-1' 7 - 7 7 - 7 - 7 7 BILL WA11.1s First Assist 1111 7 7 7 7 7 7 - - G'. W JACOBS 1'11sscr S11111L'11111Ls 7 - 7 7 7 7 7 l 1111:12 1111414151 Drug :11 1111- Collage - -- 7 7 7 J11 '11:11 VOIN SI: N111: N 111111115 11 11'. 1:13 7 - 7 - - 7 7 111.:11'111111 1.11111 1111.111 111117:111'11'1111 7 7 7 7 7 I 1111111N Biggest 111-1117 7 - - 7 7 JUNMI M111N I1.'011115111' Almost :15 big 7 7 7 - 7 7 7 13- .1111111 Also run 7 7 - 7 - 111511111; 15 011111115 Most M:11'1'1L11 111:111 7 7 - - 7 - - 7 H. C. M151115111'1'11 Docs Least Studying - 7 7 7 7 7 Q1'1a1'121111 11.13.M151115111'1'11 5:131:1th 11111-5 7 7 - 7 -- - 7 81511115111 R11111 7 - - 7 -- - l 1111' MORGAN M.1 1 11511N Best 1. 00111119; 1 cllo11 - 7 - - 7 7 - 1.11s Says 11L1s 7 - 7 7 7 7 7 RIP WARNER Most Conscientious 1V111'kers 7 7 - 7 7 BlT'l'l-INBENDER, 5151111311 Biggest B111ch1- 7 - - 7 7 W. C. 511111111511 Big enough 7 7 7 - 7 7 7 - 7 7 11 11111'111' 1.:115 1110510 - 7 - . 7 7 - 7 - 111111511155 lose Sec 1111 7 7 - 7 7 7 - 1101' Bought M0051 111111111 111111-13 . 7 - 7 -- C11.1111j115El 511111111 xt 7 - 7 7 7 - - 7 A1.'1 1' Biggest Ro11g11-11011sc1'7 7 7 - - 7 7 C1: SMI'H: Almos t as 111 r -7 - -: 7 7 7 77 JA11'15 511151111113: Burns 1111: most 1011:11'L11 7 7 7 7 URPIIY Close SLco1111-7 7 - 7 - . W. JONES .4 D1113? HIGH 11'! WQRK 15112 familiar QEmrmsioms The LA VIE Inquired for the Characteristic Expressions of the Mem- bers of the Junior Class and Received the Following Replies: CnlchWiivc nu- llw makingsKy StcphcnsihNothing ventured, nothing gained. MntlcrthCripvs, Holy Cal, or most :my old thing: 11mddnclx'k111h, Ncrcy ! CUHHIHP-Allxny mail for luv? Ccrlwr-hmrhc hell you say! 3111:111777-111'X1111 1110 fzu'mcr feeds them :111. Guy Jnmhst'mfll have 10 hurryf' Smith, J. 1..WJ11101y Cow! 11011-41113' 11mm, Gad SUCH i1. 11uclIhHBn-lu-ls. Dzn'ivsw'WA-t me put you wise to sunu-thing. Ogilvic-Winsh. 11:111g11--3'11y thumlvr! Roberts, A. I'LW-Un Wuhl. SuntccmuYnu dun't say! Sclmfl'crv3111:1111 gzlzzlho. 5011011th1lmx'WKid. Shcrrickvv-HCU nn. ytm $11;11x'V.U Cy SminJHiw 1m: :1 cln-w, Arch. 1501111 1- By G'nsh! h Cnnfmlml it! lfnlu-rmhj11dus Priest 1', 177:11111117711011, I 10111 1 11rmlynlovf'Clm-r up, the mml' is yet In cumc. 1Vlm'plL-w-Wint any tobacco, Judy?1 ans -Hl?nr instance. VVllillnillhWHAH'S wcll that ends well. 1Vnmcr J'Nulhing succeeds like success. Jnncs. I1. XVs-Wthl do you think this 1.5 ?'1 111:1C1x'intt151h411 Icy, 1103' ! McCuy - Whu wants; to knmx' ? I163 Kantncr Lct's misc nmgh-lumsu'iAwllu' court will now convene. Minskcr Ol1, for a lmlgc in some fut widow's. m'k't. 3lcsscrmnith- VVlm wants tllcir mull? Anglc N01hing lnzt profanity. lerhcy Cnmc, come. Borkcbilc, F, ll. llllccl:, hIllzm, dealt'l Pultnn l'llnly Mnkii! Croat halls of tar. Palm, 5:;in- ns mnm-lhing In 0:11. llillcguss-l'lly llurn ! Jnnwsun l loly lu-iffcr-dnsl ! llcrslwy le darn Dutchman. DEDICATION OF HOT AIR'S NEW HISTORY Tu Hi llxi lCNClC My Secretary of Stale fur llumc Alluirs Cnmmissinnctl fur Lila DAILY OCCURRENCES lclmln'ul-JMCM me in tln- upon. 'lllilly Aynrs llXVl1cn I was un tllc St. Paul. nDully lVlm said ll1ul rwllo Sillll damn? lljulccy lI's all in thv lumk, l'l-llmvs. nBaldwhnllc! llc! lNlllt'L'll. Mchnm-ll -lYt-ll. l gm-x's l'll 510p. l dtm'l want to flunk too many. nPl'iu- -WVlmP JUSlL'UHHJlk'lllllIu Dicmcr lll law! llnwl l law 3', .ll1THUllllllthTllllI will lu- all today. ATlr:w-x l-- Xley tht'S n rlng' mu: his tuilW LinvillchHva, fcllmvs', please dun'L . , l'lngaluucl 05' a dbem'hf KNOCKERS Intchzu'gc 0f the Pile, Drivcr - - - iVicldt-r 0f the Sh-dgc - 1 Club Iixpcrt - 1 - - - h - P. LYON 1 - 7 C. E. h'ltICURMICK - - - 1V. 1'. 1.0011115 HAMMER THROWERS H. 1. 01.115 'I'. B. l'h'vu II. M. PATTUN W. R. 13111111511 II. R. Ciumwim. 15. M. Smumw Mullu: Down with everything. I WONDER HOW THEY WOULD LOOK ul'i'icc Jnclcmn with his hair parted 1m tht- sitlc. Linvilh- with his hair purtcd at :my 11111 place. ttSwnmp in the pulpit. Ulchnhml without an miihrt-llzl. MistiN hum: in :1 gym suit. Dilt'itisnll withnul his nutcs. htimvy hi :1 Imliy curriagc. Pnttt't- :1ft1-r ht- gets thv hhzn'c. n :Zlil'y Pnttm- with wings. 'tlinc Stcckt'r with :1 smih: 1. ., m.thly 'Iimlnr with his hum! nut of his lmckct. Mt'UnnHJI withuut th:1t snrcusticnl grin. tirzn'yim .l:m1115, what is inertia? jz1cnl15773Why, why, incrtiu is tht- nmtimi of :1 hmly when it is standing stillt i . i JcliuhmlerXt times I fccl that :1 Stutt- mun can raise tht- 1111111. . . . Dt-twilcr t'nftt-r tirzu'y nmkcs :111 trlulmmtc cxplnnntinniSWYt-ll. 1 dun't we any sense in that. Gravy appears 5:111. Professor it'lihc cxnminntinn questions :u'c now in thc humls of 1111- printer, :my ques- tions tn ht- 112411011.w Chums: chu's the printer? ll. 13. tin ticnlogyi-Wtht is :1 joint? LulTyh- A pool-rnmn. 14 it .Q Howcr tin hVuvc MntioM-witlHstortimi of tho Iivhl is cnri't-clt-il by using an aperture with :1 hole in it. 365 Kline 00 Miss MnrthD-JW half come three lmmlrerl miles to teach you, and you don't appreciate it. Q . I Gravy 00 :1 large sectionIgIIDctwilc-r, if nothing comes into this room, and nothing goes out, what then? JimmyehIIuh, why then there is nothing in the roomfl 0.. Doc Lams tsighing in Freshman flag scrapI- A tshcep among wolvosfl OUR CO-ED She writes sonomns Latin verso, She knows Creek mots erratic, She quickly solves equations, too Both simple and quadratic. Aml she can read with greatest case, VVlmle lines hieroglyphic, In fact, her miml is quite :1 store Of all things scientific. She talks on topics most ahstrnsc VVilh :tplomh quite dumb-fonmling, Ilcr fnml 0f esoteric lore Is really most astounding. lint when she makes a birthday cake ch'rc mournfttlly confessnnt, Her friends who elmnccrl to eat of it, Are not yet convalescent. FRESHMAN CREED I believe in Baldy Tudor, Ichabod, and Peony Parker, and will never take Rcls until I have paid for my flunk tickets. I will cling to my corduroy trousers and green cap forever, because I fear Swamp. I will do nothing if possible and if impossible, will do sonmthing. I will spit upon the Sophomores, heard; I swear it by my Analytics. I will save myself for future usefulness, by doing less work. I will he introduced Ill Corgnn's, VVarlcyls, 11nd Kniscly's and remain in touch with them forever. I will consider the dumscls of the vil- lage and carefully follow the warmth, I hereby solemnly promise to be asked to the hest Frat. and to he the President of my class for five years. To the nhnvc I swear by the heard of Jmlsnn P. 366 21 mail in the $bn0m ARLY one Saturday aftermmn in the spring of 1909, :t violent snow- sturm swept nver State College. The storm raged unabated until six o'clock, then tliCtl away to the. east. As '1 came up the walk from the Pres- hytel'izm Church, J saw 21 single. line of footprints breaking the smooth sur- face of the snow. As 1 traveled up the walk, that curious longing to follow the trail to the end, that is Often attributed to the American Indian, came over me. I followed it and when passing the Main, I saw two other lines of fmtsteps tleseemling the East steps and joining those of the man whom I was following. This circumstance further excited my curiosity and where the walk from MeAIlister tn the Avenue crossed the path, 1 saw the ft'tot'prints of three men tantl the size of each print was Worthy of It m:nO leading towards the Library. Suddenly, and much to my disgust. the emnhined trail turned into the walk lending to the Ilpzuliest Cottage. Overcoming my disgust, .1: determined to fol- low the trail to the bitter end, and as I came to the porch, I noticed two sets of gigantic footprints coming: from the Truck lhmse across country. Much excited, I peered through the window and stupihedly snwze Doe Lams Karon Von Senden Sister Kantner Doctor Runk Vltt'exie Sloan trieorge Ogilvie Ilet't' Hirshmzm and Tom Piollet 367 Doc Meyer 10 K111111'10 i11 Elect1'1cit511'1Try to look i111011igc111 11'11011101' 511111 know anything ' not. K N N 1x11111111r 1111 Biologw- Thc i1111g1 1110 gel in 1110 1:511: is upsi110 11111111 11111 we are 511 115011 111 it 111111 11'0 1111111 11111110 i1 S i 11 Dr. S1111111: 170111i,101'11i1111'1 511111 111151 $3.50 1111' 11111 1100,11? 05, .i1' . W011, you are 11111 gating 510111' 1110111515 111111'111 0111 of i1. H1111' 1111111151 110111 c1111 51011 1011 111111101111 11111111111110 from 1110 1'0111 article. 111105111 111111 :11111 seeds in. Gr11v11' C101101111111:J:S1l 1111110 110isc1 10r- riblc 1'110k01 S11':111111-'.111'.1 111'1117 11'11111 1'11111100 is C 111'- 111111? Shorty; 0110. S1v1111111w::N11 .10 m'g 1 11'11 S11'1111111! N11. S11111'11S11'111111:0. NO JOKE Sw1111ipA- 111 1'11150 511111 0110. Sl1111'1yw 111 0.1 . . 1111111 SI111111101'SJ Wl1011 1111: 101111101'111111'1: 111' :1 1101111 is 1011'01'011, 11 expands in 11 110;:1'1111'0 11110011011 11 I V1 . 11111111 151111111111: 1110 1.11 VH-I 1111111111111S'1J 11111'0 :1 111111111151 11p 1101'0 1 would like 111 show you. Dr. I 111111 1111111 1111si11111 111 1110 11100111111101 11011'111'110111 11'11011101' 11111111 111011111 1110 111'1110 11111111 1111111 110 said 110 111111 .1 1111111111y 1111 111-01' STATEMENT Mr. 11.15. lfi1l1'ulu'nu'cr.' $11111 C0110g0 1 1.1, .. .. .. 111 Account with STATE C011 111 GP. SU PPI Y C1111111XNY 0111ch in Gcn11.11 11111011111111150 1 Cursct - - - - - : - - .511 l 111'. 111150 - - 1 - 1 - - .15 1 Col'sct - 5 - - - - - - .50 $1.15 101111111111 1111 3111111151S1'Your 111111115 5111111111 111111151' 11111111055 :11 your sides. 1110:4511'1111 111111111111W1101111 vcsscl c11111.1i11i11,g11 liquid is 10111111111 1110 5111'1'111'1 110- 0011105 011111.111v0. i Kline 1111 S111111S1H11V1111011 I 1111s 111 01111000 1 1111111 1'11111'011111'505 .1111! 111155011 1111111 1111 but 0110.' 111'011'11-- VVI1111 111115 111111, Klinc? Physics F, C1'11vy-S1'1V11111 is :1 11'11110, Mr. 1.:11111is? W11110- I 111111'1 1101i01'0 I can put it i11 :111y 11110111110111 5111101110111. 11211'11101' 1111 I1':11 11101s W00k, 1110111111.: at 1301111115 1101110111V1111,I1c11, 111111 looks just like Cooper 5 11111',11 only the barn 111111 got so 111111151 115111110111. 368 A HAND CAR EPISODE EGmWRCo H7 10 0 atknnmlebgemmtz lx'A'l'lCli'L'll ackntnx'ledgement is herehy made to the following persons Wiln hzu'e generously cuntrihnted material 10 this hook. '1'0 them and 10 um advertisers we are under special ohhg'utinns. T0 the former for their efforts represented in the furegning pages, and tn the latter without whnsc patronage this h00k mmhl not have hcen pussihle. FOR DRAWINGS W. W. HAY, 'I0 iX. S. HUFFMAN. 'II t. F. i'JNNl-ZR, 'll V. linmcu'r, '12 IxZ D. RI'I I'ICNHUI'SIC. 'II Miss LUICIJA llmrmmx M. S. Q. meu'r'r, '11 MISS Mum. 1515mm ALEXIS DUSTER, '12 FOR PHOTOGRAPHS C. G. lx'lil'l'lCR. '00 K. H. MARSH, '09 K. tY. Swm'lc. '11 S. I MCNARY, '10 MR. 15. N. HOOD l1. I9. ClituS'rY, 'JI W. C. H'icn'icu, '00 Tina l'l'l l'SlHTRt; tjAZI-rr'rlc 'l'lMI-ZS FOR MANUSCRIPT MR. J. C. Now, '90 MK. .II. D. MASON, '07 C. U. lx'lcl'rlcu, '00 L. .B. l,iNmCMU'riI, '00 HR. W! LLLxM linmu 371 APRIL 2, l908-4iittcnbcmlcr :1an Scilwrt do good work clmning numerals MT lhc sidc-wnl L VICTOR M. WEAVER, '99 JAMES L. STEWART. '99 P. V, STEVENSON, 03 VlTH WEAVER STEWART Morse Chain Company BUILDERS AND 'T'mCA'N-Y- High Speed Flexlhlc Gcnrlnu lor CONTRACTORS POWER TRANSMISSION HARRISBURG, PA. Westinghouse Building PITTSBURG. PA. ARMSTRONG CORK CO. 9 JAMES E. QUIGLEY, '94 BAUM S LIVERY . Everything the Best. Try Us. Manager Insulatlon Department BELLEFONTE. - - PENNA. PITTSBURG, PA. h. PJI'I. Fuu'rNI-zv luvm 1'. Fmrrxxzv Columbia Contracting Co. Fortney 8c Fortney A. C. READ, ,92, Manager ATTORNEYS'AT-LAW PITTSBURG. PA. Ouice : North 0! Court House HELLEFONITS. PA. J. D. HUNTER, '89 JOHN C. REED, 99 uTHE INDEX ELECTRICAL ENGINEER . Books and Statnonery 620 N. Second St..STEELTON. PA. BELLEFONTE. PENNA. M. S. MCDOWELL, '92 R. H. SMITH, '05 WITH A. W. Wycoff Company Agricultural Experiment COMMERICIAL Station ENGINEERS ' , PITTSBURG. PA. STA I E COLLEGE. l'A. John F. Gray 8: Son The Leading Insurance Agency in Centre County G. O. GRAY, '03. Munuger BELLEFONTE. PA. JAS. J. CONNELLY, ex-'97 PITTSBURG. PA. Cridcr's Smne Building APRIL 6, liHDSV-Spring drill CUIIHHCIICOS Mmt inspiring sight is HML-sscr m Llculcnunt's chevrom. :3 m A1-1111. 8, 111118-1'21'111111111u VVilsnn C I'i11CS 111:4 1111'3'1'11'. 111'1'1' 11011 c01'1111 Ajux's 1:1il :11 1111' BUILDINGS AN 1 .1'1'1' :11111 1111-, 51:111- 111 11s 111'1'11y coincide? promise $11111 Now buildings and i111. 1111111'1- how :1 111:1cc's 11111111111145 111113- 111'111'1'1111'1113 111-1101c progress and :1 1:11111 111 11:4 1111111'1' 11y 1111151: whose 11111111' 11 is. The 1:111: 111 111050 show :1 falling hack, and :1 dying i1111'1'1'sl :11111 111'111'11:11111-111-ss. 1'31'1'11 111-c1101; 111111', 1111' 1y111' 11f build- 11115. 1111', :11'1'11i11'1'1111'1'. 111111 1111- 111:111-1'i:11 1151'11. Suitability :11111 11111':111ilily. slrcnglh :11111 111-:1111y, 1':111 01' 1':11'1-. 51:111. 1111111'511' :11111 :1 111111111 know-limv 1111 1111' 11:11'1 111 11111511 concerned in carrying 11111 1110 111:1115. C1'111c1' County has its 511:11'11 111' 111'- Hir:11111: building's, 1111111 Standing :11111 in INDEX 111M011-ss. 1 11111'5 here can 1:1'1 1111i111111g 111:111'1'i'11 111. :1 clussA-zmy 1':11ss-111s11it 1111i1 1'i11'11111sl:111c1's. '1'111'11' :1111 1111 i111, 111115, 111' two 511105 :11111111 11 :71111- 11. 1.. 1711., 1's1i111:110 :11w:1ys 31:111115 1'111 :11111111' 1111' 111151-51 11111:1i11:111lc 111111115 011 just 1x:11'11y 1111'. 1111111 111 111:111'1'i:11 1111' 111:11 11:11 :'1i111111 j1111 :11111 1151'. A1111 1111'11' esti- 111:'111 1111'115 1'111'1'1111111: 1'1'11111 11111111111111111 111 1111191111111; 1111111 111011111: 111 11111110011111; i11si111' :11111 11111. 11' 111111- is 11111' 1111111: 11111si1l1m1111 111 111111'1: i11111111'1:1111'1' 111:111 :111111111'1' . i1 is 11115: 111:11 QUXXI. 111' is 1111: 11111- :111511111112 111-1'1-55113' 1'111' 111-1'111.'1111'111 $11111sz 1111111 111 1111-11' 1111'11 11113111155 :11111 111 111111 111' 1-1'1-1'y 1'111'111. BELLEFONTE LUMBER CO. E. M. HUYETT. Presldent D. BUCK. Secretary and Treasurer .1. C. SMITH, S1uwrinlend1'nl D. KLEIN 8: BRO. 1111111111: 111' S11'11'1ly 111'51 01113.4 Uniforms and Equipments 8110111111 1111011111111 1:11'1-11 10 1111- uuumfuclul'c of Cadet Uniforms 1411111111115 111111 l'1'11:1-s 11'111'11111111-11 1111 1111111101111011 927 Market Street - PHILADELPHIA WRIGHT 81 DITSON M 11n11121ct11rcrs 111111 Dealers 111 High Grade Athletic Supplies Lawn Tennis, Foot Ball. Base Ball, Basket Ball, Hockey and Golf Goods 1n Ben S1y1es and Qualmcs ArhIeIic Uniforms 11 Spec ci all 1y It 15 me .1 Di'l'so ing. best! 1111 int, and 11105111111111 ner ally conceded 111111 the V RIG in The Wright ca. Ditson Sweater .ue easily the linest Made 111 1:1 1.cd well: a per- N111 thing like one 111 11urbwcutcrs Cutulogue Free WRIGHT 8: DITSON .Hl W11s111ug11111 Street 18 11 011 '101111 Street 1111S'1'.0N M ASS.NI'1VV K 711 W1v1111:4111 81 W111111:101 1111-11119 PROVIDE VF I1 1'1'111 11.1. 11111'1H11111S11111111- CARIIHUINJI, '11'1S. '. S1111111 1.1. APRIL 11 11108 Co- 0115 run 1111 :1 0:1111' :11111 1. '111111' 5:111' in 1111' 1111111 1111 111111111: 3711 APRII 13,10081-01101111-91111-5 musical comedy, Just Out of College, furnishes n11111sc111c111 01' the 11011111: 111' in the Auditorium F01 1111' bcncflt 0f the 101111 fnc 11111n1'tn1cnt. COMPLIMENTS OF MEEKS DRUG STORE NITTANY INN BLOCK APRIL 24, 1908-F:1c11lty 111:1cc 1111 111111 11H all 1111- 1.111115 i11 cl1.'-1111l. 131115111 10 get 1111 night lights in thc 1l1111111111111s 374 APRIL 25, 1908 -100 Conlelfs dog wukqs the cchocs of thc Burg with a tin can on 115 mi. The Pennsylvania State Collegg Cli.ASSJ.CAl ., SCIEN'JTIFIC, LITERARY, and 'HCCTI- N.ICAJ. courses are maintained; also, a course in HOME ECONOMICS forXVOMEN. EXCEPTIONAL ADVAN- 'IXMIICS are offered in all departments. Tuition is Free to All Students Women are Admitted to All Courses The next COLLEGE YEAR will open 'lfhursdny, Sep- tember 16th, 1909, at 8 ohclock A. M. Exzuninutions, at the College, for admission and advanced standing, 'Jhucsdzly :md XVcdncsdzly. September mth and 15111. at Q ohclock A. M. For Catalog Giving Full Information Respecting Courses Of Study. Expenses, Em, Address THE REGISTRAR Centre County STATE COLLEGE, PA. APRIL 27, 1908-1th Hep begins to exercise his soldiers before hcnk fns 375 APRIL 99, 1908 13um1rc by the Devil's Dell to cclcln'ntc victory over brnc Bloomsburg . State Normal School New Scicnm Hull costing $75,000, Laboratory MctllOdS, Goml Gymnasium zmd Athletic Vicki, Fine l,iIn-zlryANcll Organized Model School. Trained Dircclm's in charge of Gylmmsium, Laboratories, Mmlcl School, and Library. Free tuition to prospective teachers. Healthful 11ml hczmtifnl location. Accessible by tho Dvlmvuro. ankuwunnzl :md XVx-stcrn, the Phil- :HlL-lplliu :lml Rowling, and thc l'R-nnsylvzmin Railroads. and by two trolley lines. Thirly-lln'n- pnsscngcr trains daily. For catalogue address, D. J. WALLER, Jr., Principal BLOOMSBURG, PA. WYOMING CENTRAL STATE SEMINARY NORMAL SCHOOL LOCK HAVEN, PA. Established in 1844. Full outfit of noble buildings. Trained specialists for teachers. Students 0 n t c r the lending colleges of the J. R FLICKINGER country without condition. ' Co-ctlucntionzll. Intellectual PRINCIPAL and spiritual influences the very best. Ample provision for athletics. For catalogue address L. L. SPRAGUE, D. D., LL. D., President Address the Principal KINGSTON. pAq for Illustrated Catalog. MAY 2, 1908le1e popular ditty, I'onxwlc-do-dc, is sprung upon the natives 't the Pharsoninns show. 376 MAY 3, IWSWScniurs come out to chupcl in cups and J . J . SNYDER First Class Livery, Feed and Sale Stable 3k Bmh Telephones STATE COLLEGE, PA. Chas. A. Womer Tonsorial Artist Solicits Your Patronage. First Class Work Guaranteed. Basement of Nittany Inn Building H. C. YEAGER AGENT FOR Walk-Over Shoes $s BELLEFONTE, PA. J . M. KEICHLINE Attorney at Law Commercial Law and Collections. Pmmpt Attentiun to all Legal Business placed in my hzmds. No Cmmnission Unless Collection is Made. BELLEFONTE. Centre County. Pa. MAY 8, IHW-Doc Stokes imports a dancing manager and Liz retires l0 1 1c bcncl MAY 11, JSJORsDutch Mntturn gets up with :1 kink in his neck and is sour- bullcd 1111 day. SAFETY Simply place the cup ovur have scaled the ink in the lmrrcl. the gold pen 011d, svrcw properly to place, and you Jinch your has emphasized the ncccssity of a fountain pen that thc college m:ni, ladies, and the traveling public may carry in tiny position. in the the trunk. hnnd hug 11ml in Mink- in two lengths, vest pocket and regular, and in four sizes. Vest Pocket-Gold Mounted N0. 202. No. 2 nvn. . . . ..:.'..':tlt l'rli-I- Listashnl't nr Lung. IV Nu. L'Ut. No. -l nvn ..... 5L0 No. 203. N0. :5 pcn..... . .00! 'lnln tfusl- t No. 205. NH. 5 non ..... 5.00 No. 202A. N0. 2 111' . . .$I!.50i l'rlw Listashurl nr Lung, t No. 20m. N0. 4 110 . ..$5.00 Nu. 201M. No. 1! pun... 4J0! Gnltl Mmlnlml t'nst- tNu. '1th. Nu. 5 lwn... 6.00 There is .1. success and izllhn'c. s much ditt'crt-nco hutwvcn :1 good and pour fountain pen :is hotwccn A trial Will cnnvmcc you 01 the mcrlts 0f our limintnms. PAUL E. WIRT FOUNTAIN PEN Office and Factory, Bloomsburg, Pa. F. Weber 8: Company Mnnufucturcrs Importers Dt-nlvrs Engineers and Draughtmen's Supplies Snip Am-nts l'nr llIlGFLIGIL'S IHKAWING INS'I'IHJMIGNTS. Vill'llpt'l' Hrmh-s Drawing nml nlnl Ilruwil HmllVIN. IKUIJ'ND SYSTEM Lnl'm-st Vni'lt'ty 01' Tracing l'upt-rs, Truchu: Clothi nlm' l'i'im? I'nlwr. Druwlng 'l'th's um! Filing tYiIluiill-ls. vtv. 1125 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia. Pa. Brunch Houses: St. Louis. Mo.. Baltimore. Md. The Students of IR-nnsylvuniu Stutc Cuh lt-gc insist upun having thc This the pruportiun uf iVillinmsw ht'st. is vvidcnu-tl in port l'upcr L'mmmny crou- timis used :it this ith-ul insti- tution. Uur qunlitics arc in, sistwl upon. :iml we. are grateful to the students for cndm'smm-nt. iVi- this :u'c with much respect. Williamsport Paper Company Williamsport. Pu. MAY 13, 1908-4livcryhody knocks off :1 half tiny and parades in hmmr of r. Sparks. .178 MAY 2'2. lHHHwMililury inspector arrivcs. The Hop runs MT :1 311011 service in the ram. European, $1.00 per day :llltl 11p. American, $2.50 per day and up. WINDSOR HOTEL The Only Moderate Priced Hotel 01' Reputation and Conscqmyncc in Philadelphia Midway hclwcvn Hmml Street Station and Reading 'lX-rminnl PHILADELPHIA DINNER :55 CENTS SIYI'PICII 25 t'l'IN'l'S IUCMEMIHGIK TI 1 1'1 WINDSOR CAFE HAS MOVED TO ELKS TEMPLE Pine Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. LlINt'll A'l' ALL HOURS FUMH IN AND REST W. T. TWITMIRE Stoves and Tinware Roofing and Spouting Hot-Air Heaters West High Street BELLEFONTE, PA. Pl'vs. A. ll. WIII'IWI. 'lVI'l'ns. M. I'1HVIH.L. Sw'l'y. THE WHITE MILLING COMPANY IL V. XVIIITH. White Seal Keystone Silver Leaf Rye and Buckwheat Flour; Com Meal, Feed and Grain. BLOOMSBURG. PA. ESTAIILISHED 1885. INCORPORATED 1900. MAY 510, 1908 31anry turns the. hose on the. crcmnlory lmck of Cl islor. XII 379 MAY 511, JEIUHh-llnp 11iV1111111111ls 1111111111111 111 Main 11y giving; them in- w1111im1 1115111111 of 1111. 111111. THE STANDARD . of high grade, present day writ- . 1 . , 1111; instruments. - U, Tl1e1e IS :1 style for every pur- pose. A tingcr s end convenicme that is 11111 :1ys useful in student life. CI, N0 spilling of 111k ; 110 skipping 111' blotting; no scratchy points. ASK YOUR DEALER L. E. WATERMAN CO., 173 Bromlwuy. N. Y. Look for Ilw Glulw Trude Murk 12.11. sumsu 11211111111117.1111. Frank H. Stewart SHEASLY 81 GENTZEL Electric Co, Nos. 200. 204 and 206 E. College Avenue State College. Pa. 0. College Souvenirs, Fur- EleCtrical niture, Carpets, Rugs, Cur- Supplies tains, Linoleums, Dry ?oods, Notions, Groceries, House Furnishings. 35 North Seventh Street Philadelphia Bom Phone: jl'M; 13, 10081121150115 indulges in :1 11:1i1' cut 111111 380 JI'NV. :4, Hmsw$mmp :lml lllc 1 1 05111m-n run lhc l'nmls in the THE TOGGERY SHOP Spalding's Athletic Goods Imperial Hats Heid Caps Made to Measure Clothing Men s Furnishing Goods EVENING DRESS CLOTHES A SPECIALTY C. W. SMITH STATE COLLEGE, PA. State College Clyde E. Shuey Supply Company Jeweler and Optician Walk-Over and Repairing a Specialty Douglas Shoes FOR MEN SEE Queen Quality and Julia Marlowe FOR WOMEN Merfs Furnishings Dry Goods, Notions and Groceries Spalding's Athletic Goods Gym Slmm, Running: Slums. lhm- Bull Slums. 'l'cnnlu lluuln-ls. Tennis NOIN. 'lV-nnls Hulls, qr ' . - . . .. ltunninh lunls uud Juan n. The Place 0 Buy R. M. FOSTER, Manager Your State Pins and Post Cards jum-z 9, 190871 hlc Lama tries tn run :1 MW and take the History exam, with- out having dnnc :my CIIISS wurk. Hot Air doesn't see it that way. 381 JUNE 11, JitttS-aScninrg colh-ct and hunt the last edition of tho xmnn. Every Desirable Feature in its Most Practical Form The New Model L. C. SMIT H 8: BROS. Typewriter Illustrates the Modern Writing Machine Curried Ncnrcr to thy Point of Ahso- hltc Pcrt'cction Than Any Other 'J'ypcwritcr in lixistrncc. HAll the writing ulwnys in sight Some Important Features GARDNER IiALL-IHCARING TYPJEBAR JOIN'tll-Ynu know the superinrily Of n. bzlllthczlring' over the common friction bearing. Our typebnr hcnt'ings :tt'c made of stvcl :13 hard and as smooth as glass. Run perfectly free, without play and without friction. lNS'lhANTANICOUS AUTUMA'JTJC RIBBON RICVICRSI'LaWurhs in the fruc- IiUll 0f 21 st'coml, without an mince 0f rihhon strain or :my :uldcd key tension. The tirst. satisfactory rihhon rcvcx'sing device. 'lhllli NICVV LIGHTNING ICSCAPJCMENT for cnsc and speed, and thc ncw SILICNT SHIFT, with many other valuable new features, combine to prmhlcc thc hrst example of :1 modern writingr machine complete in every detail. Illustrated Cntqugm- 0f Ncw Models free. L. C. Smith 81 Bros. Typewriter C0. 1323 Walnut St. Philadelphia. Pa. JUNE 12, lHOs-Thc Fair Ones arrive. Freshmen crcmntc t 1011' green cups. 382 JUNE III, IIIOSATIIM mammoth prmlnctinn. IIOn the Inside, rendered i I ma Andilonum Iyy the Sophmnorus. VERY man wants to be as well dressed as his means will allow; it pays; no telling how much ifs worth to be well dressed. We can add more to your value to yourself with these Sim Clothes than you,ll get in any other way. SIM, THE CLOTHIER, Bellefonte The Lochiel Hotel Harrisburg, Pa. CHALES DUFFY. Proprietor Ilvmlxlnnrlvrs fur I'ullvm- nn'n. Iulh- UInIm. II, II. Ulnlm. vim; I'llll'lI Imx'vl In IInI'rIsInn'u: Inrgl-sl Imlvl in llnrrlslnn'u. nml HH' only one con- Illll'twl on ImlII tlu- AIIH-I'It'nn unII Enrn'n-nn nlnns: lInc Grill rnnlll. 01w nII Ilny nnIII nfll-r mIIInIgIII: IIIOIIIH nml val'lnl llISIIt'N. nwrylhing In M-mmn ut II hours In snIl Iln' I'nsl'IlllnnH, nnd ln'lm's tn plcnh'o tho nmsl H'nnnmlonl; HClub In'l-nkt'nsl from 35 cents nlnl np; nnnn Ilny IIIIIIIIII'S in III'III room from 12 102:30 I'. M.. from no m-nls ulnl up. Long DIHIIIIII'I' 'I'I-II'IIImnl-s In vvt-ry mum. and Vllllogv Alh- anI, vl-nll'nIIy Io- lInn hnnunvl rooms: lnnsl European plnn. Rooms $I.00 per day Illld up SpchnI Rule mudc for two nr more In :1 room. American plnn. $2.50 per day and up Special Rule for two or more In It room. A Special rate furnished to Clubs on application. SmithIs New Studio Photographic Work and Materials A No. fur Interior 01' eMI-rlor Work. 1 vnlnrging plnnl. A I-uIanq-lv I-qnlpnn-nt A l'nnlklhonmml cunt dlu power UII'CII'II' llghl. TIID now sysII-xn m- Innk dwelnpnn-nt for luInIn-s nnd IIIms. SnIc Agent for Iinsl'lnun's gumls: unnn'rns. IIIIIIL'H. IIIInm etc. Your pnlmnnuo SUHI'III'II. We wIIl mnn'c nu pnIns In plonsc ynn. Cull und ldnslnmn rxllulngs In xlock. got nun. 3'0 cnlnvrn IIIIIIIIH. W. W. SMITH. Photographer College Avenue STATE COLLEG E SI-ir'rlmnlcn 17, ISNkaScImnI npt'ns with 'Ibnnny Grnvnlt, Misty Foggy Freddy Beale. Fairy I'nlu-c, Pups qulling, Cntu'cll. :nnl McConnell joined in the happy hands of wedlock. 383 SI-zv'ncmuen, 18 IHMA-Y, M C. A. reception fun IstlnnLn in the Xnnory. lIL-p lugins to 1113ch 5mm: mom wldiL-r. Harry W. Sauers Gen tsL Ou tfitter Custom Made Clothing Pressing and Cleaning 130 East College Avenue State College, Pa. THE SCENIC Pctriken Hall, West High Street Bcllefonte, P21. Motion Pictures and Illustrated Songs G, Our aim is to exhibit none but the best in every partic- ular-L'lczm, up-to-datc, posi- tively new and changed daily 5c T. CLAVmN BROWN, Mgr. nnd Prop. Do You Know that you can always get the linest Fruits, Nuts and Confectionery m Sechler 8: Company Bush House Bellefonte, Pa. For a Lunch, Go To SHEFFLER,S Restaurant $3: Opposite Hotel Slil'Tl-ZMlll-ZR 21, ISIORiIlelmd tries 10 brmk the ten Lxcdxs drought by carrying his umlmllu 10 CIHSSCS 03. HlUN-Musl Hf tlu- faculty take advantage of Dr. Spnrks' SEPTHM min :llm-ncc and cut Clmpc. MCALLISTER HALL LUNCH AND DINING ROOM DUNN 81 WOOD, CATERERS OCTHIKICR l, lilOK-thch' VunScndcn's latest prml-ucliun, :1 special fur the In- dian gzunc, 15 mod nut in lllc Muss mm-lnlg and makes a llil 385 Oc'mm-zk 2,190L'H1c football team and a crowd of rootcrs leave for Ilch-Rnrrc. JAMES H. l'U'l'THR, l'l'vsldvnt FRANK M. UIKA VI OHD. 'Fl'unsul'q-r DONALD S. POTTER. Secrvhll'y The Potter-Hoy Hardware Co. Dvulvrn 111 Hardware of Every Description Guns, Ammunition and Fishing Tackle We Carry a Complete Line of Kitchen Utensils THE POTTER-HOY HARDWARE CO. Incorporated 1901 Corner High and Water Streets BELLEFONTE, PA. Ilcnry Parker, President Edgar A. Murphy, Secy- T reas. M URPH Y- PARKER CO. Edition Book Binders N. W. Cor. Seventh and Arch Sts. Philadelphia, Pa. Ournnl-zk ii, Wlwk-lmliun game is given by plays in the 01d Chapel fur liftwn cents only. .186 Ut'THItl-IR 1'2. 191mlgRt-puhlienn x'nlers urgnnixe in the Ultl Chapel and tlix trlhute :1 lute nf Tilfl lmttons :lml Hleruture. YOU PAY YOUR MONEY So Take Your Choice of the Two Best Valves Made for Steam and Other Fluids mqm4tn A; The lilRS'l on the list our WYHI'HC STAR with a special enmpnsition disk which is regrimlzthle on both faces. chen one face is worn. hringr the other in use, when hath are worn renew the disk, nut the Valve. Virtually 3 Valves in I :11 the eost M I. t Or, it' you are prejudiced in favor of VL'LCAN- IZICD COMPOSITION DISK VALVES, then you need our LVNION DISK VALVE. H'e claim fnr it superior ennstrnetion in the method of hold- ing the trimmings to the hmly with :1 large Swivel 'Lhninn Nut, illSU the ease and convenience in re- placing disks. Our honklet fully explains lmtheyunrs for the asking. THE WM. POWELL CO. Cincinnati, Ohio. And Jobbing Supply Houses OUqu-ZR ll, HMS Jake lhn'hey reads the Repuhliczul platform. 1187 OCTKIIHCR JG, IIOOEfvThc new Izulit-s' cuttugo is tlmlimlml. The Hop springs 115 In'st dross parade fur the lu-nciil 0f 111v visitors. Just a Reminder of Things Photographic and Frames Made by The MALLORY STUDIO BELLEFONTE, - - - PENNA. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER TO THE CLASS OF IQIO OcTnnER 17, 1908-Parkcfs boat jumps the track lycur Strublcs, nobody iillcd, 0m- crock of zllmlc-lmttcr spilled. 388 0011111131 '34, 11HWuSuphmnurCs 11111111 lhc 1911311111011 and capture the barrel Lcr. J. G. WHITE 8: COMPANY INCORPORATED ENGINEERS, CONTRACTORS 43-49 Exchange Place NEW YORK, N. Y. NGINEERING DLPARTMI1 NT-Repnrts made on E lectric Railways. E leclric l ight and Power Propert t.ies Steam! Huilwuy .Irrigut 1011i Sy stems 0112.. cc! .. for Trust C ommmius, Bunk ers 11m.ll11vcstors Scpnrleu eMuclmn ic ill. 11 ieLtrlLul LivilundllydmulicEngincming Dcpnrt tments Acts 1111 Consulting or Suervishu: Engineers iorw vor rkenibruced in unyn i i department OPERATING DEPARTMENT-Elcctric Railways. Electric Light and Power P1111115. Gas Works. Water Works 010.. operated. eCONSTRUCTION D11 PARTMTNTHI' lectric Railways. IC ieetric I ight and Power! 1 nuts. W 'OWLr eDvoel opment.Ste1un RiIiiro ads W1ItL1orks.MW1rks.lrrigutionSystcms.etc.. 010.0C0111plete Contractors' Plant 111 11 1ilablc for .1111 khidws of wo1k. FINANCE DILPAR'I MENT-Assismnce given in financing meritorious enterprises. London Correspondents J. G. WHITE 81 COMPANY, LTD., 9 Cloak Lane. Cannon Street. London. E. L Graflex Cameras Reasons why the Graflex gives better results than any other Camera : 1. It IS equipped witioif11119uc111nl;lunc Shutter work- ing from limcl o 1 -000 2.1! IS so constructL-Lolf thtil the l11i11urc am be seen full size of 11cgutivc. up to thL instant of exposure, right sitL p. 3. it may 111-. used with Film, Pluth 0r Film Pucks. 4 MW il11 nukc pcrfut pitturL-s unilcrm conditions that would result in fuiiurc with 11ter 5. It la 11 hand LumL-m instantly ndjustimmlc for the must exacting kinds of Photographic w11.rk 01111ch 1111:1101; fun :11 311111 11min 1.. 11r Folmer 8: Schwing Division Enumnn Kodak Co. Rochelter, N. Y. OCTmmR 26, lilORme'nntncr goes to Bcllcfonte as substitute for assistant 1igh M11001 principal for One whole wcci 389 1111111111511 5111, 1.1118;12211111.111 C111'1' 12111' 11'11111111- is 1111-1113501, y1111 1111113 11111111- x1111111 1111111 1111 hiking 111111111. o1 Theo 2?;tcgwaqy 01:512.;1 ifscgi 5? MP W e02 ?:002: g em. 2990912 t .111 6::2W ?:Swm oi maaweo 19 01111111111 11 1111mm!11111111101111. 171'115111111'11 111111 S111111o111111'cs 1111111111131 111111111 1110 11111111115 11111111 1111111111 511115 :1 51110. Nnvlmmik 2. 1mm Many follows fuel the duties of CilixcnSlnp mung on mum wry heavily and Imvc fur 11w pnlcs. Nnvlcmnlcn -l, ISMHHJukc Burhcy Iqus the vlvclinn hard. Doc Gmhvr gives Fred Hrunyutc lcssons in adding on the slide rnlc. NOVEMBER 7, ISIOH-DIIC 1.1mm IIIIIl UHSIT Schncrr strike out into the social world III Center IIIIII. $3; 8 0 QQJ 108 w. College Ave. $6 State College, Penna. Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Groceries, Wooden, Willow and Queensware. To buy right you should have our prices on all general merchandise. We solicit a share of your patronage. The Park Hotel D. Kavanaugh. Manager Williamsport, Pa. The Leading Hotel of the City I WEBSTER' S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY Rates $2.50 and up per day A . .. 5.. In Every lluluv, IN'Ialmnl, und Olllme. Separate M65115, 750 U cuI I If IzIII: I..I AI II II-Iivu. I 'IIIIIIKJIIIIIIIIIc, I'npuIIIr, I I-IIIIpIIIc SC'ILIIIIIIL ,Up'I'IIIIIIIcIIIIII AIIIIII r I . UI'I I ., I 5IxxIlllmu IIIIIII IIIIIIrIIII IIILHV I ll um, IIh IL. I Imnr. III I. III 0! 0w II llu- Int: rlmtlmml? HluulldyI'I'll IV'IIIE'I MIISI III,.'.IIIIIAI 1I IIII IIIINAIU Use Of Bath, Free. I. :II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII. I I- I.IIIr :llHI IIIIIII .IIII I'IIII I5! Hm IIIIIgI IIIIIII.IIII lIIIll IrIIlII IVrilc fur II IIII IIIIIH .Iry II rinklcs' I ru N0 Extra Charge for Heat G. 860. MERRL'LM 00., Springfield. Muss in Rooms. Now: 'IHII R l',I IIIIIRIBilly Wallis COIIICIS all the III 115 in tho prliul sccliun IIIIII lIIIous them mi II'If IIIc Ixindow Civils, under XV1ItI-'1,IIIIIII IIIIvI l'outfull pr IIIliIc IIlIiIc IIc IIIIIk'cs observations on IIIL sun. 392 N111'1:.11115111 111,111118-111511111c11 s111'1'11 snow 011' 131-:11'1'1 111111. 1111501 Sc1111c1'1' 5.11 105 111'11'1111111111gn1111 blings back :1 1'1'1111' The Nittany Printing and Publishing Co. Publisher of State College Times An establishment 1101101011 to 111C pro- duction of good printing. WC 1110- 1111cc particular printing 1111' 11:11'111'111:11' 11:111'11115. Let us 11g111'c 1111 your 011100 stationery, :11111 :11't calendars 1111' 1910. 5:11111111'5 11211112 ' Nittany Inn Block East College Ave. State College, Pa. MOERSCHBACHERS J. C. MARKLE All Kinds Choice Meats Restaurant and Pool Room Fish in Season Soft Drinks and Peanuts 3J5 A 11311 11111115 Abe pcnnw1mn1n 51 1:1, BELLEFONTE, PA. Both 'l'clcphdncs 138 College Avenue NU1'-1:1111111 19,1908 811111111111111'1' :11111 1'1'1'x11111.111 f:10111:111 11'. 11115 111111 1111:115111151 1111 V:11'S111 1'01 111:11111'1'. Sp1ci:11 11.1111 11f 11'111 1x1'1:1111i11's :11'1111' 11111111111111111 101111111'11'111011111'1 IHIH ancmnlau 20, 11108gl1c1111syh.1111:1 I111y1 by tho. p111ili1i; 1115 x1-111is1s in 1110 A111111111111111. Spicls The Skill and Care used in the 111111111facture of 11MORSE TOOLS 1m lke them 11115111111155911 fm qu ality. Drills Reamers Cutters Chucks Taps Dies Arbors, Counterbores, Countersinks, Gauges, Mandrels, Mills, Screw Plates, Sleeves, Sockets, Taper Pins and Wrenches A fine catalog of 11Morse Tools sent to any address Morse Twist Drill 81 Machine 00., New lledford. Mass. U. S. A. The H. D. Meek Hardware Co. Prompt furnishers of Reliable Goods Satisfaction guaranteed or money refu 11 11e11 . 117 S. Allen St. State College, Pa. LECTRIC LIGHT Ea Nittany Light, Heat 81 Power Company State College. Pa. NOVI: 11111111 21 1511114411101l11111ks 111111 111111111115 tlght it 11111 1111 111-11111 He 11 N1111-z11111111 2'3, 151118 N'1111l1 A1111I'11' '111 gins 113 54111111 illustl' 111011 111111 1111 011 1111' f1111111'11l s1'. '11.1s11 HARVEY BROTHERS Bakers and Confectioners A full line of LOWNEY'S, STACEY'S and FULLER- GREENE CHOCOLATES always fresh Ice Cream and Sodas in Seasonable Flavors GIVE US A TRIAL AND WE WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT HENRY GRIMM Merchant T ailor FULL DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY 206 E. College Avenue, STATE COLLEGE, PENNA. N1111-z1111l:11 L'ti 191181111111111nll vi1l1113 111-11 W. U l'. 00-11111'1-11111 11itl1 111111 l11'1-. 11118111115 1111111 11111111 f111 5111110 11011 1'1'1111'I1t 1111 395 Ntn'lcxlmcn 5W, ISNJR-Dml Rnrulmugh is mistaken for :1 Buttermilk. PHIL. D. FOSTER Coal and Wood 354. State College, Pa. Both Phones. Edward L. Graham 8: C0. General Merchandise State College, Pa. Announcement EDWARD I.. GRAHAM l? COMPANY wish In an- nonncc that they have opened :1 general store :11 110 East Culll-gu :lvcnuc. XVL- czm llSSlll'C mn' patrons of courteous lrvzllmcnt uml zusk :1 shun- nl your pulmn- ago. 'lfclcplmnc onlcrs will receive 01111-le :lml prmnpt :lllvntinn H. H. ,FRYlS Reliable LIVERY AND FEED STABLE State College, Pa. Good Horses, Nobby Rigs, Good Service, Prices Right E THANK YOU for your patron- age in the past and we hope our honest efforts will merit it in the fu- ture. 313A GEORGE T. GRAHAM On The Corner DECEMBER 1, WW Wlml; tinldcn pushes ergc Ugllvic lllruugll llu: L'u-op wimlmv. DECEMBER 3, 1908--Unscr Schncrr twists his neck kicking :1 football. Davidson begins to show signs of asserting authority in Machine Design. FORT PITT HOTEL C. A. BLANCHARD, Manager PENN AVENUE 8: 10th STREET PITTSBURGH, PENNA. Jhcummau Al, IEDOS-Prnfwsur Klinc mismkcs Duo. Lulns for an instruclnr :md mos to work up a drug mlh 111m. 397 DICHCMMHR 7, 1mm Jillclcn Prvx inmum :1 trump Hf upcrn sillgcl's uml we hour some fmc musu'. Cmml IM'UVUL'II Mum and McAlllslt-r UIJL'H fur truthc. T. A. SHUICMAKICR, PrL-sitlL-nl JAXMICS HARRIS. Vin' PI'L'Hillle .IOIIN M. SIIUGICRT. Cashier CENTRE COUNTY BANKING COMPANY CORNER OF HIGH AND SPRING STREETS A General Banking Business Transacted DIRECTORS T, A. SIIUICMAKICR GEORGE R. MICICK JAMES HARRIS jUIIN M. SIIUGIQRT JOHN ULAXCHARD W. H l'A'lvl'IsIltNUN, l'I'rwhlt-nl CHARLES M. Mt'UlVIlUY, HMO. I . HARRIS, DAVID W. KAI'P. UHNMPI' lH'vshII-nl. VII-t'rlH'mhh-III, .IANs K. ILHKXIIAHT. Avllng Unsllh'lz The First National The First Bank Of State National Bank College BELLEFONTE, PA. Capital $50,000. Capital $100,000. Surplus $17,000. Surplus $100,000. STATE COLLEGE, PENNA. INTEREST mm 0N 'mm mcmsrrs. DI-jclmmik SJ, IHW NPTiCC Jnclwm spouts in IC. 15. Sncicly, and incidentally knocks m1 moo smeulu. I198 11151161111111: IU. lWh lr-1xl11111-11 111111 1111 111111110 s11:111111 '11 111 511:111111'5 1'11'1111: S111:11111 1i ilwh :11111: 111-,1l IF YOU WANT A SWELL TURNOUT SEE H. A. EVEY Hotel Livery and Boarding Stables BOTH PHONES NEXT TO POWER PLANT H. E. FENLON A. H. FETTING General 213 N. Liberty 51., BALTIMORE, MD. Insurance MANUFACTURER OF Greek Letter Fratermty l.:1'3 51 :111l 3111111211 l5i:'1-M I115111':11111'1- 1;;1-111'3' Jewelry 111 C1'1111'1' 1111. Agency 0111' Fifty y1-:11's 11111. Accident, Sickness, Burglary and Casualty Insurance Factory, 212 Linle Sharp St. HUTII 'I'IIONICS M11111111'11111l11111 111101111140 31-111 111 11111 f1'11ll'1'11l11' 11101117 OFFICE, TEMPLE COU RT 111-1' through 1l11' Hvrl'ulul'y 11I' 1111- 1-l1111ul1-1'. 8111-01111 designs 111111 1-51111111l1's 1'111'11lx'hI-1l 1111 class 1111px. BELLEFONTE, pA. Hum, 1110111115 1111' 111l1l1-1I1' 11111-15. 1-I1-. DECEMBER 1'1. 190147771111th1 l151111 and Jake 11:111113'g01 :1 speech from D1:S11:11'ks 011 :1 1111111111141 1:11l1 11111111 1111 1151 :11 :1 11111111111' 'Club 5111011012 399 DECEMBER 11, 111118 N11. 11111111 111111115 .'1 1'1111 111 11 -111111'11111 is 1151-11 1111 1110 11111:--'1111111111111 1.1'1' 111' 1111 1'.11. 11. EIMER 81 AMEND NEW YORK Silica Ware R Glass Calorimeters and Pyrometers TP Chemicals 1analysed1 Glass Blowing 1largest shop in U. 8.1 Most Complete Collection of Chemical Apparatus Ever Assembled in America J. L DILLON ENGINEERING The Florist STUDENTS Bloomsburg Pa 811011111 post themselves 0011001111111r , . Graphlte and its adaptability as a Lubricant, as :1 Paint Pigment, etc. Cuplus 111' 11111- 111111011 1'1111111'111'11111 1vlll 110 pluced 1-111311 1111111111 in 1111' 311111111111: 111111111 111' 1110 Englncurlng 111111111113. JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO. Cut Flower orders given prompt Factory and Main Offices. Jersey City. N. .1. attention. TRY US. l'hilmk-Iphiu Branch. 1020 Arch Street DECEMBER 1:1, 111118111111 1' .119. 11111 '11sz11r111 c1111c111 11111.11'1 1111 111vils Don fol 111C 110-111111 111 111C 111110r111 131111 4011 HHCIEAIIHCR 1.0, 1!N.b8--Prcxic has lhc Juniors :u his house to meet the Faculty. Rage asks JlL-rky m loll him 11h name in English. Charlottesville Woolen Mills CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA MANUFACTURERS 0F High Grade Uniform Cloth For Army, Navy, Police and R. R Purposes THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT AND BEST QUALITY OF CADET GRAYS . Including: 11mm: usvd :11 11w United States Military Academy at VVCSI Point, and other leading military schools of the country. Prescribed zlml usrd hy the cmlvts of 'lR-nnsyh'unizl State College. Wholesale and Retail Both 'Phones Lumber and State College Meat Building Material Market For all kinds of C. E. DECKER, Proprietor At Lowest Prices Consistent With Quality Go To Choice Meats a Specialty P. B. CRIDER 8L SON BELLEFONTE, PA. Yurd nl Lumb Strm-l lh'ldgt'. Established 1861:. Caterers t0 Fraternities and Boarding Clubs DECEMBER. :31, IEWR-ulilcming rclicvcs llclcn Prcx in chapel; fwc rcprc- scntzltlvcs of tho chmr present. 401 JAxl'Aln' T, lvlmraSchmil upcus. l'urkL-r's bout jumps llu- truck bringing up :1 10ml from Hullufnntc. MONTGOMERY 8: COMPANY EXCLUSIVE RETAILERS 01: T1112 HIGHEST GRADES mT Ready-to-Wear-Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods We have cztlcrcd lo the 1mm- of State Cullcgc men for mm'c than thirty years. ESTABLISHED 1837 BELLEFONTE, PA. O. F. SHAW Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of Harness, Whips, Robes, Horse Blankets, Flynets, Shoe Findings, etc. J . B. MINGLE Fine Shoe Repairing Next to Hotel Building STATE COLLEGE, PA. CHINA HALL The Most Artistic and Complete Line of China, Glassware and Lamps can always be found at H. S. LINN S Elegant Goods Suitable for Wedding Gifts. BELLEFONTE, - PENNSYLVANIA MINGLES SHOE STORE 'Pry 'em all and then come here Banister, Regals, and Douglas Cousins and Queen Quality Evening Shoes A Specialty BELLEFONTE, PA. JANUARY 8, IHWHDL-twilcr dreams that hc- sucriHCL-s his life I'm llu- CHUSU 0 science and wakes up very much oxcm-t. 402 JANUARY 12, ISJUX-wlhlwr er-stlcs 'u'ith :1 wulcv lmrrcl rhcosmt in olcctric lab. and Mums up the 110m: GEORGE B. JACKSON Cigars, Tobacco and Fresh Roasted Peanuts A Full Line of Smokers' Fancy Articles Allen Street STATE COLLEGE, PA. Hartswickk Shoe Store Crawford and Bannister Shoes for Men Patrician Shoes for Ladies Educator Shoes for Children A Style for Every Taste GO TO S. E. KIMPORT FOR CHOICE Beef, Veal, Lamb, Pork, Sausage, Etc. $5 Both Phones Market on Frazier SL. STATE COLLEGE. PA. 5; JANl'ARY IR, liltm74mllnn wnkvns cwrylmdy in McAllistcr :11 6 A, M. to put out the Hrc in Balm Vnm1's npnrlmcnls. Mn nry mkl's: picture nf student lmdy. 4015 JAMmky 1.5, 1908 801110 one loses a pole cut in Kant- ncr's room. ALLEN K. V.H.'l 0N. l'roshh-nl nml Trans. ROBERT J. WALTON. Snm-I'ilm-mh-nl. lhlnhlislu'll 1867 by Allt'u Wultnn, Hummelstown Brownstone Company Waltonville, Pa. Quarrymcn and Manufacturers of BU ILDING STONE, Rough, Snwcd, J rcsscd HROVVNS'ITONF, B R I C K , Facing, Hacking SAND, A11 Building Purposes CRUSI l JED S'H HVIi, Concrete, Etc. Contractors for All Kinds of Cut Stunc Work. Telegraph. Express and Freight Address BROWNSTONE. PA. GOOD TENNIS Depends chiefly on THE RACKET PERFECTION in Racket Making is uttnincd in the HORSMAN Model A-X Hx'ew for 190w Don't buy until you see it. If your dealer lms'ntit write to us. We are Sole agents in the United States for the Ayres Championship Lawn Tennis Balls. Send for 1901! Catalogue. E. l. Horsman Co. 365 Broadway. New York THE BIG STORE m'k spmuxrms Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, and Pie- ture Framing IL HEBERLING 8c REARICK 323 Beaver Avenue The Old Reliable Grocer I. C. HOLMES Always has a full line of Up-to-dute Groceries Q Phone Orders Have Prompt Attention JANUARY 22, 1908-16xzuns cmnmcncc. Freshmen visit JAM'ARY 25, JSMRWMWrisnn fnrgcls what the spccif'lc Ilcnt of wntcr is in tho lu-ut exam. The CHAS. H. ELLIOT COMPANY The Largest College Engraving House in the world COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS CLASS DAY PROGRAMS AND CLASS PINS Darice Programs Fraternity and ' and Invitations Class Inserts Menus For Annuals Leather Dance 0 Fraternity Cases and and Class Covers Stationery Wedding Invitations and Calling Cards WORKS-17th STREET and LEHIGH AVENUE PHILADELPHIA, PA. JANUARY 21$, ISNLN'WSnmv mu- drops an overly ripe egg m'cr Johnny ms u-1 s lmnsmn. 405 JANI'ARY 27, I!mH---IIig lIcrky has :1 IIiglIt-IIIIII'I- fI'IIIII tIIII much ngIIIIiIIg. IINO Trusts IINo Catalogue HousesII DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATORS First-Always Besta-Cheapest FOR THIRTY YEARS The WorldIs Standard As much better than other separators as other separators are better than gravity creamers. Send for catalogue of 1908 Latest Improved Machines THE DE LAVAL SEPARATOR COMPANY I: H. .III IllsI II 3111- M V; : :V ; I IT I'I'I WIIIIIIIII NI'u-I -I I IIII .III GLNI'RAL 0' HI Eb MUN I III: II I'.' I l'. ' I-IIIII II 51.165-167 BROADWAY II I II: mm vs SII'P I-I IlIIIIIIIII'In.IIIIII III IIILII' IIIIIIIIIII I HII IIII IMI. NEW YORK IIIT I'm I NIII-I t s.I x I-IK.IIN '1 ISI II IHIIIIIIIANII, UIIIGII. I.le III 'M IIIIIH I-II-II :IIIII JC'WI IIII SlIIIIlb IIiIII llIc gIIIIIs in II IIII IIIIIlL-II .s' g'I'III leIIlIIl JIIII 1 1-111111'11111'4, 1111mm 111 81111111 1 1111111111 1x11111i11 1111y :1 115.111 11'11-1 11111 111 11:111'1 11111111111'1 111 11111111' 11111'11 :1 11511 11' :15 11111 111111 11. Brockerhoff House H. S. RAY, Proprietor Rates $2.00 per day 321 BELLEFONTE,PA. Bush House W. L. DAGGETT, Prop. BELLEFONTE, PA. $ Rates per day $2.50 Rooms with Bath $3.00 Ceader's Bakery Home Made Bread, Pics and Cakes Dcllcioux Swm'tx Good In Ear Prompt attenuon given 111 all orders BELLEFONTE, PA. CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. PENNSYLVANIA 1N FUNNIIK'TIUN Wl'l'll NEW YORK CENTRAL AND PHILADELPHIA 81 READING RY. 'I'llltUl'Hll PASSENGER SERVICE lll1l'l'11'l'll'1N BELLEFONTE and WILLIAMSPORT, PA.. PHILADELPHIA, PA., NEW YORK, N. Y. ANII U'l'lllili 111.15'1'1'1113' I'HIN'I'S. PARLOR AND SLEEPER SERVICE 1:RANK WARI '51 MD. G. F. A. ' '11111111011111. Pa 11. 1 1-111111'11111' 1 111118 811111111111 111111.; 8111:1111115 111511111011 '11111 .111111H' 11111l .lips. :11111 :11 '1'1115 :111 1111 11111111,: in 1111 11111111 1111il111111:. FEBRUARY 9, 1908-VVcstc1'11 Union 'lhclcgrnpl1 Co. opens up :111 othcc a Shncyk. A F AIR OFFER If ynu will put :1 jICNKINS BROS. VALVE 1111 1110 WORST PLACE YOU 0:111 111111, where you CANNOT KEEP other vnlvcs tight, :11111 if it is 1101 PIER- 1715C! I Y 1 IO 111,01' 11005 11111 hnhl steam, oils, acids, wntcr, or 011101' fluids, longer 1111111 :111y othm' vulvv. you may return it, 111111 your 11111110y will he 1'0f1111110d. Catalogue Sent on Request J ENKINS BROTHERS EEE12'3JELP'231W NEYOESEE BELLEFONTE STEAM LAUNDRY JOHN HALL, Prop. Cleaning and Dyeing a Specialty We Solicit Your Patronage South Water St, BELLEFONTE, PA. BELLEFONTE TRUST COMPANY CAPITAL $125,000 $5 .l. L. SIMNGLMIL 0114111111 RUSS A. IIIOKUK V111 Pushlt 111 .11 MIN 1'. HARRIS Tlcnsnru' ISA 1.11 MIW Hill I I1 Asslsl11111l - 111lslu01 11nd Svcr'otnly 1511:1111UARY 11,1908--R111111 01101115 1111 his 1102111111111 1lisl1ihulcs 1111111 S1 llL '1111.1111 free 111 front of lei1 408 FJ-zmumm'13,15NDS-So111cuuvm ducks thc C1Ln11l mulching; the dance thAllistLI. Stop Soiling Your Clothes With Sloppy Old Fashioned Pens Try a MOORE'S Non-Leakable The Pe rfect Pen for Particular P e o p l e Q Can be carried hori- zontally in lower vest pocket or ladica' shopping bag with abso- lute safety. CI, When not in uac pen point rests in ink, hence will write instantly without shaking. Q The Moore Non-Lcnkablc is years ahead in novel construction, excellence of material and4 workmanship. Not a cheap experi- ment. but the best for men and women now on the mar- ket. Uses all kinds of ink. Returnabl: if not satisfactory. AMERICAN FOUNTAIN PEN 00., 168 Devonshlre Street, Boston, Mass. MS. CUSHING 8r. FOSTER, Selling Agent- THE RESULT 77 7' OF NOT US'NG MOOHPS Q Send for illustra- ted catalog. price list and testimonials of enthusiastic 1 users. Archibald Allison Bellefonte Plumbing, Steam Heating, Fuel and Supply CO. Gas and Steam Fitting Forwarding and Commission Merchants Terra Cotta Pipe, Gas High Grade Gasoline and Electrical Fixtures Refined and Lubrlcatmg 011 and Mill Supplies. Anthracite and Bituminous Coal Baled Hay and Straw West High St., BELLEFONTE, PA. Offxce and Warehouse, Dunlap Street FEBRUARY 15, ISN'Nannitors got :1 new job ringing curfew for town klds. 40E! Manuumw IN, 1! !8 171'9511111 41 lmvo fur lumqucl via Ln-mnnt. Johnny Minskcr and Henry h'lnrgzm venture into sovicty lngclhcr. UNCORPORATEIM SPECIAL OUTFITTERS To Students of the Pennsylvania State College S'H'DICNT STATIONERY A SPICCIXIXIW' We carry J C. 'letir x' Cu. and linton llurllmt Zllepcrs, POST CARDS AND NOVICIIHICS Iinnnluin Pens, Cnllcgc Pins :1an Jewelry. Dlx'Al 'l ,lNG 'INSTRUMICN'JB AND MATERIJMIS XVc Cllll furnish zmy make you wish. 'l lCXT1KX H S XND FIVHON HT will unlcl' specially zmy hunk we do not have in stovk, SPALUING NHHJC'HLI GOODS Vc :Ilm fnrniah Yrig'hl kKV 'Ditsml. Reach and Viclm' gumls. GICNT'S lsL'RNISl I INNS AND Hi YFI HNH W c make :1 special cITurl 10 have unr clnthing' rlcpm'hncnt cxccl CADET UNIFORMS AND ICQlTI PM liN'l We make you :1 uniform that His ur nu charge. R'W'L-VL SHOES AND FINDINGS Vc think the name Regal speaks fur itself, THE ATHLETIC STORE, State College, Pa. lilamuwxm 22, ISMHM-Strnngc pup spoils cfl'cct nf Clmlwl son'm 410 1111111121111 271, 111118'J1111i111'5 11:11'1' 51:11:, 111111 banquet in McAllistcr. 141113 115 11135111111510. Bellefonte Central R. R. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 25, 1909 Bcllcfcmtc Central 11111115 :11'1'11'c 111111 Iczwe Pennsylvania 1111111112111 5111111111 at l?cllcfontc. Time 111 connecting 11111115 511111111 1111111 1111' 1111' 1'11111'1'1111'111'1: of patrons. Trains F tom State College Trams to State College EAS'IWVARD 2 4 l1 Lv.N1:w York P.R.R ......... , 4' 1 55PM112 1111M P11111w1111'lpl1i11 ................ 11 35 4 25 141'.11111-111'1'111-111111s f $231M. Washington llllllllllllllll 10 45PM . f 7 4. 1111111I110rc .......... ....... 11 55 4 40AM f 21:? 11.11H1151111ru. 1131iu Dix l'.11.11. ------ ' I111511M'1' 7 SUAM ,. 8 20 Williumspnrt ................ 7 113 ll 10 r- 1 :21 111111 11111'1'11. 11 I' 1'3'. R. 11'. ..... 1 8 20AM 112 109M 121 :11 Ar. 11011001 0m 1' --------- 1115 1 00 1331; I.v.N-v'1111'11 ............. ,. .. '755111112111111 Colcviilt' ..... 5 40 11111.11iolx1l1la .. . . . . 11 35 4 .35 Ar. 11111101111111: 8 50 Washington ........ ,. .. 1:? gm 1111111 11111 .......... . . 411111114 Lv. 1111111111111. 11. 1121.1, 11. 11,1 111511111 1ODPM ....... ' w Ax'..vr11m 10-10 210 11111115111111;....,... 35111111 1111mm 11111111111. 1'. 11. 11 ...... 11 00111 2 489M iiiiiiii 1'111511111vv ...................... 1 :1 1111111 1- 11 1111111 Pinghnrg..........,... ZIOPM 552 ....... ' 1'3'11'0nc 11.1' '3'. R R. 1- H 151M 112 25PM Harrisburg . 2 40PM 6 20PM Ar. 111410me9 . . 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B 23PM 7 50PM .1 41th 14100111511011 1 7 311 ....... No Y or rk 1.11.11 ......... 9 30 1D 30 7 1111 P111131 1r1nc Milis- 7 35 ------- 3 40 1 Daiiy. 1 Daily, except Sunday. '1 Stops 1111 Hag. 151511111111111' 1313. WM 111111011111111111 1111111111111'1' visits 1111' 11lz11'1'. liverybudy 1'5 10 c1111111' 411 I'IZIIRI IIII 27,1908I'lhc130n Glee! Company plays Shnlxupcnn in the :IflI-r- noon llIId evening. Everybody bLchIIILs IlIllIIL'IllC ATTEND THE STATE NORMAL Slippery Rock, Butler 00., Pa. Fall Term Sept. 1, 1909 A Successful School for the Preparation of Teachers Write for catalogue Address ALBERT E. MALTBY, Principal J. I. YARNELL Foreign Fruits Confectionery Oysters In season Fresh Roasted Peanuts 116 College Avenue Both Phones WE GIVE HOSTERMAN 8L MINGLE'S Restaurant THE LARGEST MEAL FOR 25c Confectionery. Ice Cream Tobacco and Cigars II. S. HOSTERMAN and W. C. MINOLE. Proprietors ST AT E COLLEGE, PA. City Comforts for the Country Home. Colleges Laboratories. Churches. Hotels, Etc. 'Illl IIII WHIll .IOIII' IIIIIII'OIIN Illlll l'tllllt'c 'JIII 'III-IIII IICQIIH IZ N . I I IIIIIHHI I . AND TIME IIIIS'I'. Z 1' null IImIIIII II'IIUN l'OI' IIIHIZIII' I. 'I'I II: It III S I'NII'IIM A'I'II' grounds. A an I I-IIIIIIII'I' IIIIIIIII now. as W H Ir m' Imslnl Wlll III ng ml IIII'OIIIIIIU on. WI ItIOVIID Lnbor'utmv IIIIIINI- II IIIII'IIII IN. TIRRILIL GAS MACHINE LIGHTING CO. 75 Fulton SL. New York City. Enuhllshed HIM MARCH I IDOSINot- -Any 15 lcctric Co. talus :1 much IIIUICII ILSL Oil lamps :11 IC put to W'Olk :Ig: IiI,I 412 Muu'n 31, Isms, TMHiph. jmly. 11ml Whicy 141-1 1111 and walk In 1111- slnnc quarry lwfnrc lm-uklest. Full Weight! Full Measure! Full Count! A triple of reasons why you should buy your Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions, White Goods and Embroideries from L.D.FYE, - - State College, Pa. 1CODLING MOTD'H ARSENATE 0F LEADzPASTE LIME AND SULPHUR SOLUTION AND OTHER INSECTICIDES CHEMICALLY PURE ACIDS AND AMMONIA Manufactured by THE GRASSELLI CHEMICAL C0. MAIN OFFICE - CLEVELAND, 0. Branch omces NEW YORK, N. Y. Sixty Wall. St. BOSTON, MASS. - - 90 Commercial Wharf CINCINNATI,O. CHICAGO, ILL. ST. PAUL.MINN. KNISELY'S Pool Room A. ll. KNISELY. Prop. 9A When your mind gets :1 little clogged 11p and refuses to work, that is the lime ym1 need :1 little recreation. When you feel that way, go down to the Billiard Parlor and play 11 15111110 11f puul or bill- izmls, 0r bowl :1 game. Then you can go home and grind as all students should. Just try this the next 1in1c you feel :1 little blue. MAMH 1!. 1908 lh'1111ynlc gels rucklvss :mdfk-vps till 110011. Squaw Lumll drops 111 011 n v1S1t. 413 MARCH 10, 1908-17Oiilt'k joins the choir in get another daily chapel cut per week. DO YOU LIKE IT? We Mean the Workmanship in the 1910 LaVie! All of the Engraving and Printing Was Executed in These Buildings and by These People Gnn's BUILDINGS AND 'rma GRIT FAMILV Have you :my Engrnvings or Priming you wish done in the same manner in which this book was executed. Then why not let us figure with you ? Engravers and Printers GRIT PUBLISHING 00., WILLIAMSPORT, PA. COLLEGE WORK A SPECIALTY .MARCH 11,19Ii8himms and Jacobs actually make Sxxnmpy smile by giving :1 wrestling stunt In the lab. 414 MARCH 111, 1'1118r1x111'1 11111115 11111111 1111111 11111151311111.111111' 1111115 11 11111;r 111111 11111115 it .1'11i y 1111 The Bellefonte Academy BELLEFONTE, PA. Located in the Picturesque, Invigorating, and Refining Environ- ment. IN THE HEART OF THE ALLEGHENIES. Twelve Miles Distant from State College. M11111 01 115 11051 51111101115 11111111111111 0111011 110111111. 811110 11011000 011011 1'0111' 1100111150 1110.1' 111110 110011 011150 0115011015 111. 1110 111011115 111' 11115 1111110210 1111110 1111011111111: 1110 1101111011111, 111111 11y 101151111 01 1110 111011511111 51101111 111111 1111110110110111110115 0x151i11g1110111'0011 1110 51111101115111'1110111'1111151111111011.511101' 111110 1100111110 HCRSUNALIN 1111011051011 111 1110 1111110340. 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NNFL'RXI, .1'11'1111111111111178 8171111111111. 1111 11111101105 111111011 1110 11110011011 1111111 11110110110011 01 111011. 1110 111'111101111' 11'111 110 11111110 111. 11 111'0111111110111' 501111111 11111 511110 1111 10140 111 1110 11111110 1111111 0101' 11010110 511100 1110 81111-11'05111111111 011155 111 11811110 1100111110511 111111;: 01' 1110111151 in 111110. '11110. 1115111 1111111 11'1'110 1111' 01111111114110. 111105. 111111 11111011 11101101111115 111 JAMES R. HUGHES, A. 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