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

Text from Pages 1 - 526 of the 1914 volume:

I s - . .3. anreinurh EFORE you is the LAVI 1c of Nineteen Hundred and Fourteen. In it we have tried to portray the life of one year at Penn State in all its various phases and activities. To those who have so enthusiasti .ulll' aided in making; this book a success, we offer our most g'ateful thanks. Mistakes have been made. But if this volume brings back old memories and renews old Penn State spirit in the future we are satisfied. 1110 William 2!. zlbuckhout, $3., iD3c. Who nzbnten both the amnmb of youth am: the fruits of maturity tn tbz glory n6 QDID State Ibis memory as etuutnt. ltachrr ann triznn min ebtr b2 tbuisbtn a baitan of things spiritual Instribzb in aratituhz anti 1an by tbt 4E1a5 of 191-! 1 9141 L mammm 11231 William a. IBuckbuut, 59$, 23.15:. Enembzr 26th. 1846 Dutmhrr 311, 1912 a Eiograpbttal sketch Hy Exwm W. Rt'xxus 1'11i choicest fruits of university and college are the kind of ehxtrzteters they form, tlte type of men they send nut. Nu nthet' ztint will hear the searching light of truth. Public service is nohle. commercial and industrial success is laudable, information and scholarship zu'e praiseworthy. but the forming of character Christian manhood. alone. will perpetuate an institution. Front such 21 vztntztge point. the life and l:thors of Dr. W'illiztm X. Knekhuut nsstnne peculiar interest and import. A Christian gentleman. :1 painstaking scholar. :1n etlieient teacher. :1 faithful friend. such are the sentiments thztt Cl'OH'd the heart fur expression. us we contemplate the lung yeum of service to the college and to the eonnntntity. When Dr. llttekhout enrolled :15 :t sttnlent in the :Xiniettlturnl College at Pennsyl- vania in February, 1866. the 1.:11111-Gr11nt Institutions and the kintl of trainingr for wltieh they Stand were lmtlt in their infancy Our college shares with those Of Michigan and Maryland. the honor of being...r :1 pioneer in the new intlnstriztl training. As early :15 1853, the foundations were lilltl liy the Agricultural Snciety of Pennsylvania. and 21 char- ter wzts granted by the Cnnnnunweztltlt in 1855. Owingr to the intelligent :tntl energetic labors of Dr. Evan Pugh. the lirst President. knmvletlge ml the new experiment wz1s heralded outside of the State. The ClHTCSDUlltlt'tlcc 111 Dr. Pugh still preserved shows that many inquiries were received antl much interest awakened in the new institution 11'0111 Maine to Culifurnin. Thus it cattle that young llttekhnnt. anxious :thtwe :111 things for :1 knowledge of Nature. her forms 11ml laws. feeling snntethinq of the impetus which these institutions were to give to the education of nnr n:nimL eume frnnt :1 neigltlmring State tn this College. which was 10 he the scene 01. his life wm'l;. Dr. Buekhout wzts horn :1t Oswego. New Ym'k, December 26111. 1846. His father Wits :1 successful halter Illltl furrier. :1ntl :1rtlently desired that his sun pursue :1 lmsiness training :1ntl eureert His tastes and purposes. however. srmght other expressinn. Of :1 studious dispmitiun. he curly sltnwetl :1 hent toward nature 11ml science. rather th:1n commerce and trade. After :1 preliminary cnttrse 111 trainingr in his home city. he entered :15 :nt atlxunced student. the Agricultural College of Pennsylvania. He graduated in 1808. receivingr the degree of llztehelot' 11f Science in Agriculture. His record at college is an index 01 his whole life. One rezttls with interest in the Catalogue 11f 1867 tin which the grades are printed for the last timel. that on :1 scale of 10 Dr. Hnekhuut rztnked 0,6 in sehulurship; 10 in conduct; 10 in industry. The two years itttntetlizttely following grzttlttzttinn were spent in practical wnrk. and in gaining heztlth :md vigor fur :1 period 01 grzulnnte xitully :1t Harvard Li'nivet'sity. lle slutlietl with Professor Asa Gray in order to ntnre thm'onghly prepare himself for :1 eureer of teaching. in 1871. he wats :1ppnintetl instrnemr in the Natural Scienceau illltl 7 m l TEEEQALAOVE I J 17$ Inter. 1'rnt'enur nf 'mtztny :tnt1 Hurtieultnre at his Ahnzt Mater. 1301' 41 years Dr. Buck- hunt emitinnetl. with ever inereming; etiieieney, his lztlmrs fur the College. He wit- IILWSL'ti :nnl participated in its gruwth frrnn :1 31112111. mtruggliner institutinn of Iifty-nine w'tnt1ettts tn UHC nf m er two thunsuntl eilltlclllsz from :t faculty 01 ten to ime 0f two hnn- t1rCt1 meniheh He 11:15 given at life 111' 5LTYiCL' and devotion to :t eztnse he 1nt'et1. :mt1 hzls thus heemne One Of the spiritual pillars upnn which the real State Cullege rests. Xth shall say, hnw much the Cu11ege nwes its present unthmk tn the tenueity 0i pnr- ptue IHH1 innrzt1 steutlfztstness of such men as Dr. linekhnut when the very life of the imtitntiun wzts in the huhmee? 111'. 'xnekhnnt served the Cu11ege in Vitl'inth ways. He was its lirst librarian frmn 1874 to 1878. He was Secretary of the Fuenhy t'rmn 1378 to 1889; Aetinganenn of the Sehnul Hf Agriculture from 1003 to 19116. and in substance. Vice President Of the Cu11ege fur a periml of ten yiurs. 1n the council L'11211111JCI' and upon committees. S1UVV :tnd t1C- lihemte in making up hix niintl, Dr. hiekhunt was clear ztntl wise in expres. inn. As pre- siding ut'tieer of college or school faculties. he carried the duties with fairness to his e01- leagues and with hmmr tu himse1f. Hie relutinns with the Ahnnni were pecn1iztr1y intimate. As ehztirmnn Hi the Com- mittee tm Advanced Degrees, his 1:11mrs were nmrketl. He helped to nrgitnize the Alumni Assneiutinn, :tntl us its historian. he edited and published the Alumni Record irunt 1880 to 19061 .13 :1 teacher. Dr. ,xtlckhtitu wzts at his hest. Thuse who knew him hingest. :tppi'w cirite huw deep and vital were his se1m1ur1y huhits. how regular and persistent was his study of his snhjeet and of his pupi1s. A teacher whn eztn say :tfter forty years. of class- rnnm work. that ezteh eiztss is' :1 new study. :1 new grunp uf devehmnient prnh1e1ns. sueh an instructor needs no :trtitieizll stimulus uf methods. whether of pedagogies, new or uhl. In Dr, hiekhnut's ease the method was the mun. and if he wrote 1ess in hooks. he wrute the inure in the lives of his students. Ilis published work inehttles important papers nn .Xn listiniute nt' tienlogicztl 'liime'f' 1Mrnintimt of the Annnzt1 Rings of tVtmtl in Iinrnpeun Lnreh :tntl XVhite Pinez The Chestnut as hood and Fruitz nThe Effect mt. Snmke :tm1 tins 0n Veget:ttinn; linrest hires. etc. He is the :tnthm'. 11150. mi 111111etins. Nnniheiw .33. 36 and 58 in the series at Puhlieatinns 01 The Pennsylvania State Civlleg'e lixperinient Stntiun. He was Secretary 01 the State Forestry Commission in 1888. ztmminted by the Gmernm' of the Cmnnmnw wilth. in which pioneer work was nut1inetl nn the eunservutinn ml the, forests. The report t0 the Legislature in his own hztnil-writinu .xhuws with what enre he had worked nut the Cummissionis recommenda- timu, ninny nf which have heen enacted into law. and heeonie a part of forestry prac- tiee. He wztn' fur many years litutanist :md Horticulturist Hi the State Hoard 0f Agricul- ture. and his reports to that hmly :tlwuys enntninetl helpful suggestions to the Agricul- tt;r:11 interests of the State His characteristic nimlesty prevented him from reaping Some of the puhlic rewards nf his nwn intestig'ntiuns. instances might he cited in which his discoveries in Botany, furmulzttul 11y his own labors. preceded their publication by others. wlm achieved. there- by. reztl distinction. One of his seientilie colleagues writes: nBefore Hellriegel and XXih'nrth puhlixhetl their startlingr discovery of the nitrogen-eztthering bacteria as pur- x'eynrs tn the 1eg'nininnns hnst plant. Professor inekhnnt hzul inllepenllenHy developed 8 61$ L Tm, mmom J the principal facts upon the subject and had formulated the 110w accepted theory; but with his customary caution antl modesty. reserved his announcement until further tests would he carried out. in recognition of his sehularship and of his services to education. he received from hi; Alma Mater in 1904, the Doctorate of Scieneeean honor but twice bestowed by the College throughout its history. As a citizen. D11 lluekhout was interested in the welfare of all. He served upon the lmrnugh council. where he stuml for lurcsight leltl plan in homugh growth. He sought not honor for himself in any place. hut conscientiously performed the tasks laid to his charge. It is given tn few men. to serve so long and sn faithfull; at a post of duty aml nf lmnutz lYith tht- cxccptinn nf ahsences during,r the Summer vacations. and a lnss of a lvw weeks hecanse Ht serious. illness in 1902. he was always at his accustomed work. He gave a half Century nf tlt'votitm to a great cause. The call of the Master Architect of Human liatt- which came so stt'gltlcnly 0n Deccnihcr 3rd. 1012. fmtntl him faithfulin the end. The tlaily duties of his life still lay hefm'o his visinn. his hantls and snnl were still s't atly at their tasks. As late as Nuvemhcr Bfit'tl. llt' was at the intanical P-ttiltling. XVith work complete, yet with work a-tloing. with heart antl soul in daily toil. Dr. Buck- hout has left a rich heritage. a noble example of nnseltish service. The future. with its historical perspective. must estimate the work of the man and his relation to the college. At present, the sense of personal loss, which all feel, Clouds the vision. The measured walk across the campus. the always occupied chapel chair. the friendly tnnch of daily life, faithfulness to each and every duty, gentleness and sweetness Ht. smtl. all entlearetl him to 0111' cmnmnn college cmnmttnity. llis memory will he cherished by students. alumni. and enlleagnes as that of a scholarly gentleman, a Christian gentleman; a man whnse daily recnrtl uf tlnties faithfully performed. wlmsc gentleness nf spirit shining in their perturmantw, impressed and hlessetl all with whmn he came in contavt. I know no tnnre titling clnse to this sketch than smnc thoughts from an ittltlfCSS in which Dr. lluckhmtt summed up his own impressions uf education and life. ln these the finest spirit of the man is enihmlictl: l Commend then to you this thought. the Col- lcge 0f the future is not only to train men for the mnltiform activities of our modern world, far 1 H'lthl'Sllill even in them, hnt it is likewise to furnish the ltavcn, iwltercwith the whole is ltavenmlf I shall not longer trespass upon your time tn elucidate what may he com- prised by that elastic ternt iCIlllthTf' sutlicicnt that it expresses those general and liner Holds of knowledge whivh make not for the spectacular achievements of arts and sciences; which tlo not increase a man's taming power: which have not to do with the hreatl antl lmttei' world; hut 0n the other haml tlu int'rease his usefulness as a member uf unr complex human suciety and do give him a greater satisfaction in lifesnf living in it as the years go by and as the great questions of what it all means force themselves nppertnnst in his ntintl. For cover and suppress them as you may unr superior achieve- ments in every department of human endeavor. those questions of what is the ultimate gnml will rise aml will tlcntaml an answer. In wnnls like these. the man speaks ahnve thy VUiCC uli schnlar, teacher or Scientist. In sentiments like these, one has glimpses of lllC pnct antl the thinker, the soul of the man. greater than his profession, larger than his envirnninent, a prophet to he hnnm'etl inrleetl. 9 DR. BUCKEOUT 175$ 1 7.6.1713: 1W! 1' $11 VEEW 7 1 Why it is the pennsplnania Qate 6011252 1855- 7-11 is the 01113' i11s11111111111 11f 11111111'1'11'111'111111: 111 1111' State which 11'11s orgdn- 11011 111 111C rooms 01 111111 under the patronage of a St11111gc111'y 111011111 111' Agriculture, 18551; of whose Board of Trustees from three 111 11vc S1thC 0111cinls have always been ex 01.111'10 members; 111111 111 111111.41- 111's1 Trustcc meeting. 1111: Governor 111 1111' S11111: 111111- 101'11'1 presided. 1857s11 15 1111' 111113' 111s11111111111 Of higher 11'111'1111151 111 1111' S1111c 11'1111'11 11'11s given 113' 11111 1111' 1111111ch 111 11 111-1'11111111'111 :111pr1111r11111011 111 11c 111:111c 1111111111113' 11'11111 111C 11111115 111 :1 State agencySThc S1111c 1'1g1'11'111111r111 Society 11111. 11111111111101 Laws, 1857. p. 3021. 1862- 3911 1s 1111' 01113 111s11111111111 111' 1115.,1111'r 11'.'1r111115.,r 111 1111 State 11111111 11'. 1s. cs11111- 11s111'11 113 111111 is 111111'111.11111.11111'11 113 1111' 1'11 npc1'11111c 11111011 Of 111C 11111'1'111 :11111 $11111- G111'01'11111C111s 1L 511118.111 1.111111. 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College opened wtth murc students t-urulletl than ever hefnre-the Freshman class in particular went lu-Vnml all expectnions with a memlwrship totalling over six hnntlred, Evidence of our crowded cnnditinn was the fact that it he- came necessary to use the lirst thmr nf Mcr-Ulhlt'r Hall fur class mums and lalwl'atnries. A notable athlition to the 1111114118 was the emnplctcd Mechanic Arts Building, one uf the prnpused Engineering Group, dedicated on I'jennsylvania Day: while the tempor- arin roofed I'lurticultural Building was also ready for 1150. The ever increasing needs of the college made all CSDC- ciully interested in securing an adequate apprnpriation from the Pennsylvania Legslaturc: and :1 vigorous campaign wag started early in the year by the friends of the institutimt Particularly gratifying was the interest shown by the puhlic along this hne-our agriculturai school. its merits. and its needs received special attention from the press of the Statc- while the mining school was vigorously supported by State organizations of mine workers and operators. Other schools had their partisans, and such vigorous action gun hardlv fail to bring results sooner or later. ' On Pennsylvania Day the College was visited by Governor Toner. Senator Pen- rose. aml other State otticials, and this celebration of our annual founder's tlav was very successfully carried out. A new fmturc 0f the occasion was the industrial hztrgttlc in which the work of most of the schools and departments of the college was depicted. by appropriate tloatk. The display was very effective in showing: to the State's repre- sentatives the part played by the college in shaping the careers of the State's younu ment Further inspection of the college was made in 17ehruary 1,3. the Appropriation Committee of the State Senate. h The name of Penn State is becoming more widely known throughout the countrv not only for its excellence as an htstitution of learning. but for college life. social stand: and the success of our athletic teams. musical and other organizations both at home ing, With lllCYCZtSCtl resources and the following imprmvenwms and additions and abroad. Penn State should he second to none, '51 Hg : 1 L '1 VAV F 11mm 4 21mm: of OLruzteess EX OFFICIO MEMBERS Junx K. '1.EN1-;R - 7 - - - - - - - Harrisburg an'crnor of 1110 Cmmnnnwcalth 1'iuw1x 12. SPARKS 7 - - - - - 7 7 7 Stuu- C011ch President nf thc Cullcgc NATHAN C. SCHM-EI'FER - - - - - - - 1 I'lnrrishnl'g Superinu-mlcnt nf Public Instructinn N. B, CRITCHI-WELU - - - - - - - - Harrisburg Secretary of 11m Slaw 1mm of Agriculture. Appointed by the Governor Name Residence Term Expires 111031.15 W. Buunw - - - 1'22 81 'l1hirlccnth Street. Philntlulphia 15113 MlLTux 1V. LUWRY - - - - U111 Clay Awnuc. Scl'zmtml 7 - 15113 J. 11. CALLEHY - 7 7 - Pittsburgh - - - - 1914 CHARLES S. Puma - 7 - jnhnstown - - - - 19171 12. S. anxkn - -- 7 - Pittsburgh - - - - 11115 MARLIN 17.. CMJISTl-ZAD - - - Harrisburg - - - - 1511.3 Elected by the General Alumni Association 19.11.15 L. Duns 7 - - - Bcllcfnnlc - - 7 - M113 JAMES 1i. Ql'nmex' - - - - 4151i Smuh Ix'clwccu Street. Pittsburgh 11113 VYILLIAM 11. XV.u.K1-:u - 7 - Ncwlnnvmc. 311155 - - - 11113 JAMES 141 HAMILI. - 7 - - Culumlms, Ohio - - 7 - 1914 11. 1VALTHX MnqulL 7 - - 1013 Park Building, Pittsburgh - 11114 JUHN 17. SHIELDS - - - WIN 12nd Trust Building. Philmlclphin 15114 Ummni M. Dmvxlxc. 7 - 1420 Chestnut Street. Philzulclphiu 11115 ArutsTl's C. READ - 7 7 7 XVoHnnlun. 31355 7 - - 1915 JAMES H. XYHITIi - - - - .125 Iixclmngc Place. ch York City 1015 Elected by Delegates From Societies Axpum CARNEGIE - - 7 7 J liust $11.71 51.. New York City 7 1913 WILLIAM 1 . HILL 7 7 7 llunlinmlnn 7 - - 111115 FRANKLIN Miaxuus - - 7- York - 7 7 7 - 111131 11. V. 1YHITF. - - v 7 lllnnnhlmrg - - - 7 111111 1. 19. AILMAN - 7 7 - 'I111umpwmmxn - 7 - - 1914 YANl'I-z C. MVCHRMICK 7 Harrisburg: 7 7 7 -- 111171 1YII.I.1.H1 I1. PAT'I'IERSHN 7 7 - C1L'11Fl1t'1t1 - 7 -- 7 1914 CHARLI-h M. Srlm'u; 7 Snmh Hclhlclmn - - - 191171 jnlla: ,1. HICM'I-zu 7 - h-IlL-fnmc - - 7 7 15115 Glcnludi H, llrn mmx - 7 1Vnrrim's Mark 7 - 7 11115 XYILHAM '11. Cmaxrw v 7 7 Culzmixsn 7 7 v - HHS CHICSTFR J. TYsux 7 7 - Hum lmlc 7 7 - - 15113 14 IL We WAVE J V33 EDrgam'sation OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES JAMES A. BEAVER, Prrsidvnl - - H. XVALTUN MITCHELL. I 'I'CC-PI t'xI'dUII.' 7 EDWIN E. Smmgs. Svrrriary - - JOHN I. Tnmwsox, JR TI'UHXHITI' - . . - Ecllcfontc - - Pittsburgh - - State College . - Stau- College Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees MESSRS. hymn, hcnwau. Luwmu McComncu. MITCHELL Qvumex', AND ll. V. XVIIITla. Advisory Committee to the School of Agriculture and Experiment Station Mussks. BAYARIL CRITCIlFlI-ZLD, MCCUMHVK. Tvsnx. AND H. V. XVm'n: Advisory Committee to the School of Engineering MI-zssus. HAMILL, QL'IGLEY. READ, SHIELDS. AND J. C. V1IlTE THE FACULTY COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION PRESIDENT SPARKS: DEANS HULMICS, Poxu. JACKSON. LUYEJOY, CRANE. XYEmcu. AND XYATTS; PRUFESSURS Rl'NKLl-I, XYHLARD, PA'rHCIc, .xxn ESI'ENHHADE OFFICERS OF THE SCHOOLS School of Agriculture RALPH 1.. VAT'rs. Drum. N. S. McDmn-zx.1., 5kcrvtary. Institute of Animal Nutrition HENRY P. .Mmsm', Uz'rvdur. ALICE JONES. .Sl'rrcim'y. School of Engineering JOHN P, JACKSON. Dnm. IIARULD B. SIIA'ITLVCK, varvlary. School of Liberal Arts SAMUEL Ii. YI- m nx', Dam. T. Y. ilu-leanik, b'ccrclary. School of Mines XVAIer-zu R. CRANE. Dam. II. N. FATUX, Svcrclary. School of Natural Science Gummy: H. lkyxn, Ham. 1:. J. KAUFMAN, $Tt1'utm'y, PRESIDENT EXHVIX lCR LIE SPARKS m 1 mmmm J 2 Gg away 0:. attbur ipolmes Drsn Dr. Arthur 1710111105, Dunn 111. 1111 110111-1211 15:1cul1y. 1mm in Cincinnati. Ohio, 1872, 1111.; 1:111thth from 111mm College, the :1111111 111:11131' nf Gnrt'u-ld. 111 185W. He entered the 111111- istry 0f the Disciples Church :11111 hcld pastnrulcs :11 Philadelphia. 11.1.. and Ann Arbor, Michigan. From the latter place he returned 111 1111113111-11111111, 111 1z1kc charge of thc ed11- cmional 211111 rcliginus work deparmwnts nf tho 110111131111111111 Railroad Y, M. C, A. During these years he 111511 pursued graduate work 111 smuitics. philusnphy, and ethics in the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, receiving his doctorate of philosophy from that institution in 15108, 111 the 531116 year he became Assistant Director nf 1110 Psychological Clinic. 111111 i11511'uc10r, and 1:1101', assistant professor. in psychology, in 111v l'nix'vrsily. in which positions he re- 111211111311 four years. coming 10 State College 111 ISH'J. Dr. 110111105 is the author of many articles m1 psychological suhjctts in scicntihc jour- 111115 111111 11115 1111111111 several 1111111111,:rz1phs, includingr The Decay of 11111101111115111.u ' 1111c Conservation of thc ChihL', The Psychology of Churzlclor-Muking, etc. He 3110 ICC- turcs 011 the same themes 211111 frequently appears 1111 imtitutc 1111111011115 in various parts Of the country. 11c is :1 11101111111 of Signm XI and an honorary 111111111111 Of Phi Kappa Phi Fraternities. 13 17$ 1 WEIMW I VIII GIIIIII'IIIIIX ASsIIrIIIIluII HY Alilk'l iI'II; llI-IIIIl of DIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 01 I1 0 1'1 19 II I I u r e Pennsyl- VIIIIiII SIIIII- College. 1908. 1912-. AVHIH! DI-nn Septem- ber, 191.. P In February, 1913: Dean lII-liI-III'IIII. 1913-; IhIII Yew Inhle Gardening IIIIII chel Iahle 1' OILIIIL llll'lll SIIIIinII, 1890-1899180c- I'I-IIII'V mIlL-IIII- L-L- luxpurimem Station and head of 1 mm '1 Ins I IIIL- W III'k. 1897-1899: CIIIIIIIII-IIIIII 11III-I1III1uu1st nt JuhIIsIou-II. l'II.. 1899-1908 EXIIIH'MIMIH of Ve get II III 9 QED: School of agriculture RALPH L. WA'II'Is, Dean lhe IIIIIIk Of the School of Agriculture comprises three distinct lines of IImIk-in- stIIIIcIiOIIIil resealmch and extensional The instructional iIIoIIk includes f011r-V'Z'11 LIUIII'SCS 1e IIlIIIg 11p to the degree of Bachelor of SciLIICL in culture tw v-o yeaI courses and a IIinteII course of three months. 11Ie ourI IIII coursegs CpIIOI Iide optio us in AIvIIiLIIltIIrIIl Chemistrv Agronomy lIiortiLIultIIIIe. liIorestIy, 13airI Husbandry, Animal Husbandn L'Ind- SIIIpe GIIIIdLIIiIIg, and nut Pntlmhwgv IIhile the U10- IICZIY c0 ur s 1he experi rimcntal research IIoIIk is hot ti at the college and elsewhere in the Silllc.IIK1 in both Held and in the 1a1I0IIat01III.11Iev include IIor1L IIith fertilizers, crop rotations orchard ferti1izati0ns p1IIIIt breeding stuck feeding enIIIpIItIItions of energy IIIIIes by means of II respiratorv calorim eter. lhe results of these eVpL-riIIIeIIts have prOI VCd t hco great IIII1IIe not onlv to the producer 0f the state but to the IIIho1e country, IIsC is shLIIIII by 0the inLreIIsing dependence of farmers upon the repo rt As time go es by, the cope of the work broadens stezidilv.1n extension Imrlx. the voliiiiie 0f the correspondences courses fairly CXLCL'dS the meeII 0f the force to handle it. and other COI'I'CSIJIIIIdCHCC is cxceedinIIlv heIII'I'. for instructors of the college and meIIIhcrs of the exerimemIIl staff Grange. County Agricultural Organizations FIIIIIIIeI-s C1IIh. etc, far exceeds the supply, and not enough students are gI III1IIIIteI1 to 1111 the supp1y of the Lountry. From :111 thes se fIILts IIe conclude that the col ege has gained the public confidence. 1n h pII Ist ten ILIIIIS the student body of this school alonL hIIs grmIII from seI'enII'a three in 1904 to nine hIIIIIlIeIl and seventv- siV in 1111 lean increase 1;. I per cent. 1IIIII1 IIhiLIh the college operates has increased 10 one thousand acres and the 1iI'L- stock buildings greenhouses, and general equipment are great. but to meet the demands of Penn- sv1vanin GIe veIIrs hencc.t1IeI IIi11 hIIIe t0 inLYCZlSC 1W pIr cent. more 19 es provide similai nptions lhc I1LIIIIIIII1 tht- meetingx nt' tie Annual Nutrltlno 1 W V .m. Hum Nm'lhhrhlgo, Mussu ISJZL 11.8.. hYuI'clelvr l'nly- lm-Imivlnsnlllle.1871; I'h.B., Yulv, 18H: l'h.l!., Yall'. 1879; I.I..l!.. l'uiwrsily 0r Wiwuw Mn, HIM: .hsisxzml 1n l'hum. lsu'y. Huxgrh t'ulh'gr, lim- 7 , Vhemist. Cnnlloctiuul Au- uI.urnl l'prurimleL Slutinu. ISTHKSI; Vivc Prhu'ipul Hmnm-lh-ul Amh-ullurul VUL hm. lNl-Iwii: l'rnhmwu' u! Agricultural Chvmlxlry, 17m- vorslty 0f thM-nnxln, 13X?- 1887; Dlreotnr. The Pennsyl- mnia State Cullcuc Y. orl- mum r lc rcnm', Institute of Aulmnl Nulrhlnn. 1907. 'dllbe Institutz at animal jautritinn HENRY Ihucx'l'lss Akmsnv. Director Investigatinn in animal nulrilinn has farmed a smncwhut prominent part Of the 1M!- ngm of thc I'cnnsyh'anizl Experiment Station from its foundation in 1887. In 1998 thc Smtiun entered into Co-upcrlllinn Hill! the 11111' 1111 of Animal Industry of the United Slulvs Ih-pnruncm nf Agriculture and 1hr construction of :1 respiration calm'imcu-r for more fun- damental .xtmly of certain nutrition prohlmns was hcgun. This apparatus was completed and the IEINL Series of cxpcrinwnu made in 1W3. it being the hrsk apparatus of the 5an fur experiments on dumcstic animals: thon the agricultural wnrk of thc Collch was rc- nrgnnizul in IHUT, this lint: nf immwtigutiun hzul :1551111ml so much importance that it was erected into :1 separate dqmrtnu-nl. independent Hi the School of Agriculture and Iixln-ri- mcnt Slutinn although closely :lfhlinml xxith it, untlcr the name of the Institute 0f Animal Nutrition. The Institute is :1 purely research institutinn, dl'vmul to investigation of the funda- mental principles of animal nmritinn. In particular. it is studying the t'unsformzltinn Hf 11 ml energy in the body of the animal, seeking to determine what proportion of it is avail- able for the support of the animal and how much of it the animal can store up in farms suitable fur the nutrition of man. so that from this pnim of view, the investigations may .1150 he regarded as a study of tho ccnnnmy ui pruducliun of human fund. 20 1111-11 l'h.li.. Lafuy- 1111111 501111111 Inspm'lur 01 14011151111111 111111 Professor of ungy. University 111 Pennsyl- vania. 1903-19071: Training School Sl1pcr11111-11111-111 $11111 Professor 111 Psyvlmlum- 111111 l-I1luca110n, C11r11n1111$111111 Nur- 111111 801111111, 19071-111115: $111111 1908-1910: Donn 01 Liberal Arm, l'r111'1-..-11r 11 11111111111 111 Summer S1-ss11111s. 1'111111sy11'11ni11 S1a11- 131111110. 151104913. 71120: School at ?Lihztal farts SAMUEL 1121mm 1112111111, 11112111 1111- Sc111111l 111' 11111-1111 .1115 111C111111'S 11111 Dcpurhncnh' 11f 3.1;11111'11121111N. 15111411511. 111v 111111, 3111111111 Languages, 1111111111 1111111111111: 11111115111111 .11'1, 1153'c111'1111gy. :11111 1:211111111111111. 11111111 511-111'5' 11111113115 :11'1' 1111111111 111 1111- Classical 1.;111g11:1g14$. C111111111'1'c1' :11111 1111111111'1-411111114' 1111' 111111111155 111111511115. E1 111111111111 :11111 Psychulngy 111111411111 especially 1111: 1111151- preparing 111 1011611. :11111 0111111808 111'1111111':1111ry 11'1 Law, 111:11111-111n1ics. :11111 11111111111 14:111g1111g'cs, M1111 1'11111151'11':1111:1 51:111' Collogc :15 :111 111511111111111 51111111111011 111111111 11y 1111' 81.1111 111111 N21111111:11 1:111'1'1'1111111111 1111'1'1'3 1111111115111 1111' Sc1111111 111 1411111111 11115. :15 11 5111111111. :111 1-11111 1'11111111 fru- 111' 1111111111 111 1111- 511115 :11111 11:111gl111-1's 111 11111 C111111111'11111'11111111 111111 51111111: 1111111 1110 1111111511'1:11 C1IISSCS :11111 1111111 1119 111111154 1111111811115 11111 11111 1111151 largely 111111111411 11111 111011111111 of 11111 C11111111m11y 11:1111111 171111111111 511111105. 1115111111: :15 11111 11111113211 1111115 11113 11 514711115 11$ 1115111101 111111 11111111113111 :1 1111111111811 :15 11 1111118 111111111411 1111- 1111-11111111 111 any 1'1f 1111: 1111111 schools. 11511 F 111113, 17$M'VEE I 1751 :111'11 IHTEL 11.3..151111'1. 111111 : 1'11 U 1'1111111111, 11101.; Amu- 1'11111' 3111'111111 .11111'1'11'11111'113s- its in 111':11Il1-13ssisl11111 111 1'113 111F1111-111w 1'1111'1-1'5111: 111-1111 01' 11111111111111'111 111 Phys. iu. 1'1'111155'11'1111111 $11111 1'111' Il'lZL' 111111 31111111111111 111' N111 111111111 of various 111111012... 11s l'0111r- 17111111111 11f 11011111011 1111.1'11' Null 311-1111111 1111'3111511111111 111-111111'1- 11111'11711111-1 111 11111111 21-11 llnys. 1-11: 'ZIIIJ: School of juntutal 91111112 3311111111 R. 11.1.11, Acting Dean In the School 01 INatural IScience Dr. C1. 11 Pond 111'1111. 11115 11L'L'11 absent 011 1L'111'L' 11111'- 111 Mm year 1111' '1- 1:.1 D.r 33'. 1111111 1101111,r acting 11L'1m during thist time Ih11'11'0rk in thc Dcp artmcnt of Chemistry 11115 hL'L'u carried on under the 11i1'L'c11m1 0f Irnf.j.11.ChurchiII 111mmr thL' IinL's Of 111'L'vi0115 1mm 11'ith.h11111u'1'. such 01111111135113; 1110 IIICTUISC in numers 111 students 11115 11111111 i111p1'1'1 1liu 3Vithin :1 w11r 1sz 3V 3Vintc1 11115 nplncml 31r.,. 1.1 11.30 rL'siyde, 111111 131111 3.31111'5111111 111111311111rks h111'1' 1111011 1111' 11051110115 fnrmL'rIx 110111111'3Ir.1. IJ 33hL-11111111 111111 Mr .3. I3. 33'L'rhy. respectitclv, Industrial ChL'mixls wiII hL- intorustcd 10 1101 L that 11 CUUI'SL' in the analysis 01' special 111101 le'LI is 111m being: 0111-11-11 111' 11'11f. j. 11. Churchill 111111 .311'. C. C1111111IIL . Thu 1701111111an 0f Ph' $101 is 11111111404 in lerinns kinds of experimental 11011 0111511113 hf its regular r01111111'. Sp1 1'11mL'npiL' 111111 PIIUIUIIICITIC 1101'11 for the PCHnSvIvnnin Rail- 1'01111.IIigh 11'111111'1'11111rL' 111111 IIcssurL' 111'IL'1'1111111111011S IMIishinLr 11ml Ruling: Surface Ex- pL'rimcnts 011 Di 011.1er of IZIL'L't1iL'itx thmugh hams 111111 1111 Osmntic Pressure arc the phases 011 111111'11 111L11 I111VL 1111111111 11111111 1111- 111151 your '1 he DL'111 111111L111 01 Zunhlu'x 11111 quitL atisfnctm'x 1111101'11t01'ies 11nd 1 LL'itzlli011 moms in part of thL'1011111'1'11111111;.,-'-1'00111 :11 . c.31istLr 11:111. Irnf. .31. 33'. Iiddv ix 11011 IIGIHI 111' that 11L'11111'1111L'11t in place 01 311.11. 3V. 1311'C011111'II resigned. 'lihc instr'nLtnrs have 11150 111111g11I. .3I1. I 1 11 110111115 :11111 .311'17.. II. 111151111111 11011 1101111111r IIICSC 110111111115 23 VAV mgmmm A Q .m Burn lSliK. ILS l't-nnsyl- mniu Stult- t'nllvxu': l'rnfos- r 0f lClPCIl'll'nl lilmim'vrillu. Pennsylvania State t'nlh-uv. 1 lnunit-ixlalilios lions. Member of national s0- L'letivs 0f eh-ctrlcal uml me- vhanivzll vnuim-vrs. II Joint Author ur 'uxltrrmninu Ull'n'nl Mut-hlnory, JG t QED: thonl of dEnuinzzring JOHN PRICE JACKSON, Dean . One of the most striking flaturcs relating to the work 0f the School of Enginct'ring thls Year. is the exceptional number of requests for men which have hccn received. This 15 flouhtlcss due in large measure to three causes: First, to tho steadily increasing repu- tation the men of Pcnn State are getting for thoroughness nf preparation. rulizthility. and strOng Character; second. to the rapidly increasing knowledge 0n the part of capitalists and elltplOyers that all cnurnmusly enlarged numhcr of IL'Chllinny ruined men can he uwd to advantage in the various hrltls uf the industries: 21ml. third. tn the rapid rcvivnl of indus- trial activity following the dcprvsscd condition of thc past few yt-urs. his year :1 unit system of buildings was udnptul for the School of Enginccring, The first unit of the series is now complete and in active service. These unit buildings are Carefully designed for the most cR'cctivc service in engineering instructiun and they can be readily and conveniently added to the plant us the needs or Ihmncm 0f the School make desitahlc. The plans show all of the buildings connected tngcthcr by proper puss 1gcways. The arrangement is a chthc grouping of hnildings which xxill prove of very great value as the College grows and it is in accord with 1110 host modern practice of college structural growth. VAV l mg: I'QIIVLL MIME: UH! 1879.15. A.. Univer- slII of TIIrLIIIIII; M A.1bid, l'IIIIT ; I' II .D.. U'IIIveIsIty of I lIiI'II ,er 1909;1PIL-1IILILoIogIsI nr' lill' C IIIIIIIIIIIII Geological HIIIVO. . 1912: Professor of Geology III Pennsylvunln Stale College, 1909; cling Man. 1912 1913 Au lhor LII Vnrinlls nrliclcs aIIIl rcpons 0n Goni- IIIII' auLl Mlnlng 'leibe School of 9113mm ICLII'LILIII S. MLILIILIZ, D'I'III Th0 SLiIu I III MiIIL-s iI IIL-I'IIiIIII IhI- LILIIL- of :IIILItiIL-I' ILIcL'L-IIILII IL:II' iII slIiIc nf IiIL IIILI IlII'II IIL LIIILI-ILLI iII SL'IIIL'IIIIIL'I' IIiIlI IlIL- IIIIIIcS Hf IlIc nld IIIL'IIiII' L'LIIIsiLlL'I'I'IhlI' LiL'lIIClL'Li lII IIIc I'I'III'Ij'Ls LII IIlIL' LIIII lllLlCiIll CLIIIIIIuII' CS II'IILII II'L- iuLkL'Il IIII: HHS III kCClI IlIc IIolf fI'IILII IIIL' door 12 .IIIIIIIILI' IIIIII'L' In lLI'IIL' IIII IICI'C KILISI'I. IFUIIII II L-igci lI'IIIL'c :IIILl LinIiHL',1hc L'IIIcr hL-ing' l'IHk' Irf IIIL- nlIlL'I' I'L-IidL-IIII' Inf IIIL- faculty, Dr. Crane is absent on l'nvc in IlaSka SIIILlIiIIII IiIL L'III'II IiLlLis :IIILl iIIL'iLlLIItzxilI' I'ernillg the art nf sIInIIshociIIg, SiWilSil- ing and subsisting IIme III'ILLIII :IIILl hL'zIIIS. in IIInCL' of those who IIle C gone, IIC II'L'lL'LIIIIL' IIIL'sII'I's. IIL'Huing. 1.;IImI l'thlIL'IIIIIzllLl. GnIIIL-I zIIILl Young's. III sm'IIL- ILIIILL'II' Ihis ILR'U 1111st he IL'uzu'LlLd :Is LIIILI Hf IIIL IIIilLIIIIIIL-s in IlIc IifL' of IN FCIIurIl iIL-L'I'IIII'Q Inr tilt iiISt time in hm IIislIIII :I IIIIIIIIIL-I' Hi LIInl LIpL'I' l'lIOIS and OHiLiI'IIls of 1110 I I iILLl MiIIL' IV'Ika'II ilIlIC fL'lI :I .IIIlIiLiLIItly iI'CCII iIHCIQSl Io COHIC and sec wIII'II Ihe- ing dllIIU and In curry h:ILk 10 their fL'HnII business IIIL'II IIII account full of appI'L-cizition 'llIc iYiL'IHiS of 1110 SLiNHIi .lfL' hoping that .IIIIIiciLIIt iIIIL-rL'sI IIIIII ho I'II's0u Ied to procure the I'chIiILLl IIIrI HICHIHlCC and also L-IIIIIIgII funds to IL'DIHCC 1'10 Iiltl hmIIcStead 0f IIOrILI :IIILI pnIILr UH IIIL- InIIIlIIIL-It corner of the chIIIIII by :I IIIOIc zII'IiinL' strucluic of stone brick and steel NIII' iI this an CIIIirLlI' .IcilislI IIish 0n llIL part tnf IlInIc located mi IhiI CDFHUI' of i110 campus hL-cnusc Ihc cxILIinr of the old building has :IIIII'III mm :1 shI'ILImI UICI IIlH' MI IIiILLIIIrIIl MCI iIIlIlmrs 11ml hCCH lIiIIL'IIIL'II III the IlCStiiUtiC IzII'ILI III UHF l iiIL'rzll IIIII LII!- iL'dellCS. 71 17511 $1.11. 91311.21 mm 1 PAW anlCS '1 Homg 1'7 11103; Nutinunl 1'11111 Semi- nary. 1903-1905: Miss l'or- let's Schuul. 1995-1907: Dean 11111'1111,1uL-n l'LnnsHvuuln stale 1fnllogu,s1uL-c 1 01'. 11 Cnlumhlu Uulwrslly. 1901. 1902.109 '1': Grmlunic Stuily. 1101111111111111'1'15'111'. 1903: X111 111111111Cu11111111111 8111111111, 19015 c dine EDwartmmt of 319mm dtconumics SARA CUTTS I 111'153111' Dean The Department 111' 1101110 Economics 11:15 organized in 1907 with an appropriation from the Suite LL-gislatnrc. During the six 3 'z.11'1' .1'i111'L' 111211 time there 11:15 11L'L'11 :1 .1'1L'a1i3 increase in thc 111111111L'1' 0f suulcms and a L'111'1L1pt11111i11g expansion in tth courses of study. T10 aim of tho 11L'11111'1111L'111 is to 111'L'11:11'L' its .1't111lL'111.1' fur teaching 01' Ior 11thL'r 1'11'111'cs- Sional 1101'k in the L'111111111111it3' the large institution or thL' 11111i1'i1111111 1111mL.1n Domestic Science the 1i1'11ls 1111011 111 51111101111 1'11 prepared include positions as teachers supervising housekeepers. 111' 1'L'51'111Lh wmkci's'; in Domestic At,1' :15 .11111L'r1isor 111' lracle Schools, COS- uime LlL'sig11L'rs.i11tL'ri11r 11111111111113; 111 111'1111iL'1'11 111i11i11L-1'1'111111 Lli'cssmukcrs. The course in 11111110 licononiiLs. L'L11L-1'ing i11ur 3'L'111'.1' is g101111L-11 1111111'1' three general 11ca1ls:SL'iL'nCL'.Ait 111111 lL111111111iL'1' L1111L'L'1'11L'1l with the problems of the application of 111051: subjL'L'ls 111 1111' 11111110 :11111 111 the L'o1111111111i13'. During the 111'. '1 two 3Lz1rs foundation hork is given 1111111 in DonicstiL SciL'nLL' :11111 l111111L'stiL Art. with L111'1'L'latL'L1 sciences and z1rts.D111'i11g the 1:151 11111 0111101'11111i13 is 11111-1111 to $11L'L'iz11i7e either in D0111L'stiL SL ience 'IF A1't.lhc 111111101' inL'111111'.'111'111'11113'. :1 5111113' 11f 1111111 :11111 .1'hL11131': thL 1:111L'1', clothing and house furnishings. More specilicullv the 1111'1111-1'15 Concerned uith :1 st11113 of the SCIL'C- tion. preparation 111111 anhinntion of foods .1LL111'1111L 10 111'1011L dietary standards. with the construction 31111.1:111i1111i1111 11f thL- 1101111'.11i1h 1111501131 :11111 public 113gic11c; and With the economics of L'xpL'1111i1111'e.'th' Domes tic Xrt course 11 ers instruction in the choice and LonstriiLtirm of c1111hing :11111 11111112 furnishinn'x 11ith regard to 11r1'1ctic1112lhics.To supplement the courses in 1:1111c211im1 1'L'qui1L-11 111 these intending to thich opportunity is for practice, 11' 1L11111L. through C11-011L'1'r21ti1111 111111 the township IIigliS L11.001 Like 1111 other 10Lh11i'111 11011:11'11111'1111' 111:1111 111111' 11'11110111iL1' aims to combine sciL'nliiic theory 11i1h practical 1111111 :11111 111 piqmi'c its 1r:111uz11L'.1; iur the business 111 Right 1.'i1i1i'r 35 1912:1913 EDWIN 11111.1: SPARKS, I'n.D.. LI..D., X 4a 4- K 41, Prnu'drnl nf tho Cullvge. ARTHI'R Irlnmuzs, 1111.11. 1 E, 111K111. Dean of lhr Gcm'ml Family. HVILHAM A. 131'1'Knut'1', 31.5,, D.Stt, 41114,. Prnfcxsur of Is'nluuy. 1. THURNTHX Osmnxn, 31.8.. 31.x, linu'rilux Prukaxnr uf lillysics. KVIUJAM FREAK, 1111.11,. 11, K x1', 11' K ib. A Z, A X21. IV'uf'vxxur 0f 15.1'fvm'immlul Agricultural Clzvmixn'y. thxm: GILBERT Puxn, 31.;X., 1111.11 AT, AXE, Profm'xsur uf Clzmuislry, DirctMr of the Chemical IAIIMI'HMI'I'UJ, lh'un of 1111' .S'vluml nf Natural Scimcc. 11Exxn' PRESTISS Aunsnv, PHJL 1.L.D., E N, A 7., Profcxsur of Animal Nutrition, Dirrrlor nf Ilw lnslimtc uf zlm'mul Null'iliuu. junN PRICE JACKSHN. 31,17... 111.17... 111K 3, ll'lx' N, Prufz'sxm' vf 151vrlrirul Ifugfncvring, Dam uf Ilzr Stlxuul Hf Ifuginrrriug, IJiI'm'lm' uf Hm Enginn'ring 1ervcrimcnl Staliou. SARA Cl'TTs LUVHJM', 11..X., 111 K 19, Dirrrtur uf Hump limnmnivx, Dam of IVomm. HYALTER Rnrlnkn CRANE. 31.x. 111111.. Prufvxxw' uf Mining. Dam uf llw Svhrml of Minn. SMH'EI. EDWIN KYl-ZIEER, PILD. 11,1141, Ill'ufvxxm' of lidnvuliun, Dam Hf Ilw Svlmul uf 11w Libcral Arlx, Dil'crlnr 0f Ilu' Sznuim'l' .X'rxsiml fur 'l'wuvilm'x. RALPH 1.. KVATTS. 31.8.. A 9 5. Prullxnwr nf' llorlirullul'c, Duan- uf HIP Svhunl of Agricul- Iurv. Dircrlur Hf H10 .vlgrivullmul E.Mm'inzmt Malian. jnsm'n Munm' VVILIARIJ, 11A,, AK E, 41311, 11,1141. mecsxm' of Jlullu'umlirx, Svrl'ctary t0 111v L'nzmcil. 17mm LEWIS PATTEE, 31A,, A K 1'1, lM'ufuxxw' of HM English Language and Lifcrafm'c. IZRWIN 1V11.L1AM RI'NKLE, 31A,. Pull. I1! K K1,, Prnfvxsur of Ilviwlmlogy and Ethics, Librarian uf Ilu' Carnegie Library. ELTUN DAVID VVALKER. 11.5.. A K 11. 21 E, d1 K 1b, Pruivwm' of llydr-auliv and Sanitary Engi- uvvrmg CARI. DANIEL Flinn, MUM. 11' K 11,, Prnfcswr of barman. 1RVIN1; LYSANDER FOSTER. M.A., KI! A H, KI: B RA, K 11,, Prufcxxnr uf Ilzv Rumours l.uu,qzmgrx. 1:Ht'nERT EVERETT VAN NORMAN, 11.5., A Z. Professur uf Dairy Husbandry. Przkucv 01m xx RAY, M.A.. 1'11.D., 1A9, K1in K, !b K43 qulk'xsnr of Allwriz'un History and GU'I'UI'HHH'HI. M:AIA'A Amen. 31.5.. AT, A Z. l'rufcnxxwr uf .Algl'l'vulluml 15.1'11'1131'1111. Hum 1111mm. 111.17... Acacia, 2 E. l'r'ufvsxur uf lmlnxlrim' linginvvriug. FRANK D. GARDNER, 11.8.. IN'r'fxnxxn ;' uf xlgl'nnmny. Died Dccumhor .1. 1912. N W'LW 1 0n lcuvc n uh L Resigned. 1137 L :;.11s.s.1...7'1:. A 1437 .-71111.7715 S'I'RA'I'THN 71137111311217. 1C1? 1511:41111'1'1'1'11g. 7110.71.75 15.71.711 71.71175; 11. 71:11., 71.8 .. .7 Z. l'mfvxxur 1'1 73711711711177 IMMIIHWI' 17.1.77'111117 S. .71711117-1-2, .71..7.. 1111.11. 2 E i rnfvxxur 11f Gcnlugy 11nd .1I1'117'1'7111UJ3'. 77'II.1.I.771 Russ 11.7.71. 11.7.. 1711.11, 11111112777111 11f 1111.7'311'5. 17.71'1. 117111: 11171ix1271.7x. C11... 1' .7 E. '1' K '1'. 111'111'1'717'111' 11f .1l1'1'1111111'1'5 111111 .111111'1'1'1113 of CW!- 42111112111111 017111.125 771111.771 STUDDART, 1111.11, 37 7.. B 0 II, .7 X2 111.71.77.11- .1f131'1'11111111111 Cllrmislzy. CHARLES LAMBERT lesmn. 12.17... xx. 1117' N. I'I'ufv.7'.7w' 11; 1511'1'11'11'111 1:11.21111'61'111g. JHIIN 11717111: STEWART, 1715.. Amt, 1311.11, 17 .7, E E. l'I'uf.'.7'.7'w' 11f 15.1'r1'1'1'1111'111111 Pumology. 77111117171 I1ENRY 717171117712. 13.5.. .7 Z. Prufrxxnr 41f .1111111111 ll11.7'111111dr.7'. 1110.71.75 11.1.1177E.I 11'51 1.101117'11111'11 LNIh Infantry. Scabbard :11171 11111710. .11171'1111'7' 51'11'111'1' 111111711111117 JHIIX .7111112N 1712.17111'511N. 71.7.. 71.19.. AGE, Prnfrsmr 11f 13111137117: 17.71125 1771111711512. .71717'1117'. .71..7.. I11'1'1f1'.7'.711r 41f .111'1'11711111'111 lfIIgiIu'vl'ing. CARI. 77'. LARSUN, 11.5.. .7 Z. Prull'mnr 11 Dairy 1111.7111111111'7. 1.157715 .7I.I..7x 11.711111x7;, 71.5., 117' E. lU-nfv.7'.7'1u'1'111 l.1'1'1111'1'1' 111 chtlmnzl'ul Enginvvl'iug. 1051:1'11 11. T111011 CF. 71.8.. AT. '1'1117'. K1'17'1'. .155111'1'1111' Prufcssw 11f .1101111'1111111'1'.7'. 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NR7 1111271111.. :71 7., 4117' x1'. .lexuvz'ulv Prufvxxur 11f 15113411511 111111 11111111? .Ylu'akinfl. 77111.1.1771 13111111115 771N'11217.N.A.1711.11. '1' K x1', AXE. . lxsuriulr mevxsm' 11f Qnaufila- 117' 131111177117 171113111X .. 7101111771511. 71.8.. K 21. .7 Z. .'l.7'.7'111'1'ul1' PI'IIf1'.7'.7'111' 11f .-1gl'i1'111l11r111 1311171711111. 17.71125 71.12.77.7'111211 7115,7512. 71.15... '1' H11. .1.?7'111'1'1111' Prufrszvur 11f .1I1Ir111'11c Dmigu. 77'.7I.'11211 17717an 171121111. .717. 1111.11. .7 X2, .I.7.vz'.7l1111! Prnfrxxur of Organic C711'1111'xl1'7'. 11CI.17..71:1:'I'11 11111'27'KICNI7'IINH'Z .71151-117' 71. S. . .71'..7'1'7'I11nl 1, '11f1'7'7w' 1 31717111010503 111271177112. KYNETT 177111212. I71.;7..-3 TA .1VNI711HI! 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Ennl-ZR'I', 31.1. .1.1'.1'i.1'!11111 I1I1Il'c.1'.1'u1' 111. .1I1'1'h1111i1'.1' 11ml .1l11l1'1'11113 11f Couxlrudion. 121'1' Cl'xchTnx GIVEN. 11.5,. .vls.1'1'.1'l1111l l'1'11f1'.1'.1'111' 11f 15.1'p1'1'i1111'11l111 .1541'1'1'111I111'al Cfl11'111islry. 1111111111 SlillllthHiR 1111:. 111., .1111. Acacia. .-1'.1'.1'1'.1'l1111l l'rufcxxur 11f lingh'xh, lukJnnx 111111.111 11111121112, 11.8.. AH 5. .11'31'511111! lh-nfmwr 11f II111'I1'1'11ll111'1'. 212111513141 11'. 1.. 11.11.15, 13.17... .111'11'1'sl1111l l'1'1rf1'.1'.1111' 11f 1511gi111'1'1'111g. 15111211 JUHN KAI'FMAN, M.S.. .lsxixlun! 111'1111'11'1'1'1- 11f 011111111'11111'7'1' .1111111111'. 1111111125 1:11.1N1x'11x NULL. .113. A Z. 23. '1' K '1'. .Ixsixlun! .711'11f1'xx111' 11f 13.1'p1'1'1'1111'11111l xlgr'UIIHHIy. 17.1111. 1.1 1'1'nx 11111151111153 11.5,. 'I'AU. .1121'1'511111! lH'ufrxxur 11f C1111 ! l511g1'111'1'1'1'11g, 131111'Ix 11.11'1111N11 5.111111, .11,.1.. 1'11.l1.. AA '. 33. '1'1111'. .11'1111'11111! I11'nf1'xx111' 11f Hallw- 1111 11:1. '1 1 I115121111 FRANKLIN Jnxus, 11.11.. .lxxislunl 1'1'11f1'xx111' 11f Iinglixll. 111'1;11 11.11'111511x 11.11.1.15'1'1-:11.11.S.. T1111. :151'1'1'111111 1111111421111 11f .1l1'111'11g. 11111.12111' 111511 1111:1141. 11i11c111111 Clmpns C.11111 .1.1'.1'1'sl1111! Prufvssor 11f 1311111111! Lilcra- I1111':CI111N11111 11f 111v C'ulh'g 1' 1111115 0512111 SICVERSUX. 11.3.. . 1T9. A923, l'iunccr Club. .111121'11111! 111'11111'1'1111' of Animal 1111.1111111111'1'. GEURHE 15111211151111'11' 211111;, .11..1.. .-1.1'.1i.1l1111! 111'111'1'51'111'111' .1I1'diu1't'11l 111111' .1l111l1'1'11 llixlnr'y. .1111.T0N 111.11.111211 17.11111; 1115., 3 E. .-!.1'.1'1'.111111I l'1'11fcsx111' 11f Z1111111gy. HARRY NELSHN EATON. 111.1, 1111.11,, .-1s.1'1'srr111l Profcsxnr 11f Geology. CLARENFE OWEN 11.111105, 1111.11. xlxxistunl Pl'uf1'xx111' 11f Ilzv CH'CI: Langmugv 11111! l.1'l1'1'111111'c. 1111111111 11111.1112x 11.11131 11S 1.1111111 ! P1H11f11.'1111 11f 1111111101113- Gmmn: FREDEMCK 131111111111. C17... 1112111111111 Prufcsxm' 11f 5111111111111 1311g1'111'1'1'1'11g, FRANK NELSON FAUAN, 11.5.. A 1'11. .rlxxixfunl Prufmxur 11f ll11111'1'11ll111'1', CHARLES 13.1.1.1an 1111'Q1'11x1, 11.11.. Acacia. .vl.1'.1'1'.1'I1'11lt mevxxur 11f 11171111111112 CLARENCE C. RUIHNSUN, I711'1'1'1111' 11f .1l111'1'1'. :111'1'111'11 1111125111111 C1111'121.1., 11.5., .171, .lexisluul Prufrxsnr 11f 111II'II'1'111I111'1'. CLAYTON ROBERTS 01mm, 11.8.. A Z. 11111511111! 111111111111 01' Irr11111111111'. EDMI'ND Lm'ls 111111111113. 31.5.. A Z. .-I.151'.1l1111l Prnfmsur 11f Agruwnu'. 1111111115 17.. C11.11x1'1 r, 11.3.. 4' BK. 'l'll. 111.111'111'I1I1' 1'11 Jlulhcnmlirs. 1i11111'x11 VERNON 01612, 111.11., 111.1'11'111'1111' 111 Mr 1111111111111? Languagc'x. 31.111111. 11'.11.TF.11 N1151112111111'51i11. $1.11.. 111.111'111'I111' 1'11 .1I111h1'1111111'1'x. mena 1112:1111 RESIDES. 111.1'I1'111'l111' 1'11 I7r111'li1'111 .1l1'1'1111111'1's. Roman 3.1111111. 1111111111111. 31.8,. '1' B K. 111.111'111'1111' 1'11 Q1111lil1111'1'1' 311111112113. .1RTIIl'R 1.1.1-111'ICI.LYN 11'1111;11'I'. 111111.. 111.1l1'111'l111' 1'11 .1I11Ilz1'11111I1'1's. 0511.11.11 131112111111111'11' 11111'1'1u12. 31.1. 11111. 111.111'111'1111' 1'11 151'1111111111'1'5 111111 151'1111111111'1' llislury. 1.111113; 1'11:XJ.1111N 11111., 11.1. I1111'l1'111'l111' 111 li1111111.1-. WW abhcn 11cc 21111:.1i11-11 1111' 15 xthNiun 1111rk :11 1111- 11111151'11'11111'1 Rnih'm 111 Schmul 11111111111, 1'11. stiunm 28 12$ 1 11133, 11111111711111; J 1.151.115 M. 31'111:.11;1-:, .31.1'11., l11.1'll'111'ln1' 1'11 171'1'11111 15111111111 13.11111111- 1111'15. 31.3.. 'I'JK. I11.1'l1'111'l1'1' 111 .1111I111'11111111'x V1111. 1'11'1;1cx1:. MAIUJI'ARIIT, 11.3.. 11111. l11.1'l1'111'l111' 111 61'1'1111111. 1.151115 1C1..111511 AMINI'HUXG. 1'11.13.. 111.1'11'111'1111' 111 .1l11l111'11111l11'x. 3115111'1N 1.1.1113 11111.. MUN. 13011. l11.111'111'l111' 1'11 l511glzl1'11, JUNN 1.11111: 1.111111. l11xl1'111'l11r 111 5111111 1'1111.1'11'111'11'1111. 711.1NK 1131111111111 151-:1.1.. C.1C.. 111.1I1'111'lz11' 1' 1 C1111 1511.31111'1'1'11151. 131-:1'1115N S'HillMAN 1311-1111. 13.5.. l11.1'11'111'l111' 111 1511541111'1'1'11154. 311111111 Cnxxliu. l11xl1'111'l111' '11 111'1111'1'541'1111113'. 19.1111111141111 13112111111 1311111511. 131.5. '1' K '1', 111.111'111'l111' 111 Dm111'1'111' 51'11'111'1' 111111 Chemistry. 113.11'3111x11 11.1111NN1-11.I.. 13.3.. 111.111'111'1111' 11 11711 li11.1:1111'1'1'1115:. 151111111111 .31. 13111111151111'11, 111.111'111'1111' 1'11 l31'111'111'111 .1I1'1'11111111'x. Vn' IUIx 1x31J11NICS 31. .X 'l S? 13111111'1'1' Club. 111.111'111'1111' 111 G1'1'1111111. JUHN 051x111 1x.1.11 MEMMN. 13.5 9 .. l111'11'1111111 111 1511'1'11'1'1'111 1j11g1'111'1'1'111g. 1'11.17..1 1'11 CAMPBELL 31151211111. l11xt1'111'lzi1- 1'11 1111111121116 .7111. 1110.11.15 1511121113 1311111511. MA I11.111'111'I111' 111 Phyxivul Cl11'1111xl1'y. 111.3N1x 13RIN1'11N 8111111115. 13.-1., K :1. 111.1'11'111'I111' 1'11 Cl1c1111xfl'y. 11l-2NJAMIN 331111.111 111211111111. luslruviur 111 Milling 1511g1111'1'1'1'11g. 1110.11.15 33'1111111 .XlAsnx. 31.8.. AT. Inxlrurlur 1'11 1711'1111511'31. 13111.:11131111; W'ILIJAM 131115111121111. 13.;X.. E N. 111.1'l1'111'lt11' 111 English. ALEXANDER 131111211. 31.15.. 1i.15.. 111.111'111'1111' 111 11m! 1511.111111'1'1'111g. JUHN 5121111151 C11.1N11151.1.. C17... l11.1'l1'111l111' 111 C1111 1511g1111'1'1'1'11g. 11.111101: C. An. 11115111101: 11.1mm. 1311111111. 13.5.. l11.1'11'111'l111- 111 1511g1111'1'1'111g. V. 1'. S. .1. 51111111111111 111111 13111111'. I11311'111'1111' 111 .1lilila1'y 51'11'111'0. 13111115111 ANDREW CAUG 11111. 13.5.. '1' K '1'. 111.1l1'111'lr11- 111 1317111 1i11g1'111'1'1-1'11g. :11'1'15111111 Rogixtrar. 13.11111 1.1.0111 MARKLE. 13.5.. '1' K '1'. 111.111'111'1111' 111 1511'1'11'11'111 1511g111cc1'111g. FRANK MILLER 111111113113. 31.13.. lnslrmiur 111 111117111134. 1Y.11.T1:11 17.. 11111111. l11.1'l1'111'l111' 111 11111761111111.1411. 13.11.1'11 :31'111'511'5 3YA1.11R11N. 11.8.. A113. 9.1.33. 111.111'111'1111' 111 15111111131, 111015111101: 13. W'HAMN. 13.5.. l11.111'111'1111' 111 lf11g1'111'1'1'111g. 1111111 111-:11I11c111' Yomik. 13. 9 .l111'111111111' 111 lf11g1111'r1'111g. 1311x1251 LAYERN HMWMAN. 111.111'111'1111' 111 11111111 11 111'11'111g. 11.11125 1313111 131:11111'. 13.5.. l11.1'l1'111'l111' 111 131111311111. REGINALD Rosana C11.11-'11'1:1:. 31.13.. ABE. 111.111'111'1111' 111 171111211112 17.1.311311 JAY BROWN. 1311.11. l11.1'l1'111'lu1' 111 151'11111111111'x 111111 1511111011110 Ilislnl'y. CHESTER ALLEN. 13.5.. 111.111'111'1411' 111 1:11 li11g1111'1'1'1'11g. '1wsignc 1.1 ' Dot :111u11 fux 1111-11111011hw tension 110m 1111110 W illiumspnrt. 13:1. 131111 ml 111' 1'2 1111cutinn V nearinn. 11 81110111. .xtonxinn 11:1rk 1111111 11nnx111'111111 Rnilrnud 80111101. .111111m11. 29 F 9444ng 44244ch3 J 4144 4Vxlrrm4 HAROLD 3Aklllik, ILL qulnu'lur in Jlulln'mulivx. H'HJJAM DEAN CANAN, 23., UK N. lm'II'nrlur in Jlrrlmnirul Ijugfuvcring. ALEXANDER Lxrunmx Junxsmx. RS. T B H, luslrm'lur in lilvvlriral Engim'm'ing. Jnsm'n FRAZII-ZR LEWIS, 13.5.. Insirnrtm' in chrlmnivx und Jlalcrials of szslrm'fiun, PAH. IRVING Plliksnx, 31.5.. 44314. Inslruvlur in Pllyxim. WFHRIHXAXD AMHN VARRICLMAX, RS, luxlrurlur in Zuulugy. VVHJJAM RICNWH'K XVIIITK, 13.5., lustnu'lur in xlgr'irullm'al Iidlu'ation. Tnmms XVIIJJAM SHERMAN, 13.qu A 3 A. 2144.3. lnslz'uvlnl' in Illzyxivs. F. XEWTUN BATES, 11.5,. 4'A ll. lm'lrurlur in Mvz'lmm'ml Iingiuvm'mg. Gluwxck C. CILmeJcr-z, PHJL. 41' K 21, Iusu'urlur in L'llmuixlry MARGARET B. LAwsnxu, lustrm'lur in lnduxlriul zll'f. ALFRED LAWRENCE Km'm-zu, I,l..'x.. lusfruvlur in .vlrrlu'lvdm'ul llz'slul'y and Dcxl'gn. ALHERT Bkmm's NEWMAN, H.CH.E.. EX. '14 A T. luslrwlur in Clu'mislry: Junx XV. XVHITE, MS .warialv I'll .Algr'mmmy. JAMEs FMVLER Alums, n.8,, luslrudnr in Bnluny. RHY BEXNER FEHR, 31.15... AT. 4,K KP. luxlrurlur in .lluvllinc Ih'xign. HARRY HARkIan ll.u'xI-:k. IlV.M., 4,314, llLYHtm'IUI' in Smu'lufiun and I'Iygivuc. 4Y1LLIAM STAMM HUFFMAN. n.5,. AKA, IIIJII'IIFIUI' i114 lelluuiml Drawing. Jnnx RAYMOND LAI-HAM, 5.8., luxlruvlur in Cl't'il liugillvvriug, 4YHJJAM EDWARD Lmns, luxlrm'ltw in Phyximl lia'zu'uliun. lJin't-Iur of 1110 Gymnuximu um! Jlimn' Spurn. CHARLES Emmy MYERS, 31.84. .:l.v.m.r'iulr iu lirpvriuu'ulul llurlivullurc. XVAIIER hm NISSLI'ZY. HS, A'I'A. AHI, Inxll'm'lm' in llul'livullm'c, HARRY IL Xnk'rum'r, 15.31.. luxlrurlm' in Jlrlullm'gy. XYIHJAM A. RUYHi, EAL. Inxlruvrur in Uvnlugy and Jlincrulugy. THOMAS S'mxmruk SLIHH, 7114., M.S., lnxlnu'lur in Phyxim, Juux LEM anmx, MA Invlrm'lur ill Uvrman. mex-uu. Amman; GARNER. B.Su luxlrurlur in Mining. RALPH ELLMr HHmnas. ILL luxtrurlm' in szlugy. Tnmms Ihwnncs, link, d'AH. lua'lrm'lnr in linglixh. MILLJHAN Cmmcxni Ix'thx'rIm'K, Imlruclur in Pnzzllz'y lluxlmmlnv. ERNST CHRISTIAN PAI'L MICTZENTHIN, lnslruviur in Uvrumn. .1154:er FRANKLIN CLEVIcMHiR. M.A., 2' E, Inslrurlur in IJUMIIy. PHILIP RAY HALL, luxll'urlm' in Furgiug tllld Fuzmdry. LARRY 11141445, PH.M.. luslruvlnr 1'11 Iilixlury. RHIIERT 4X'Akmix CUNIWICR, 11A,. luxlruviur in Ifnglish. FRANK ALFRED Ihnmaxwan, RS lnslrmlur in lelullm'gy. CRAVE LA 11km. ILAQ luxfrwlm' in Inxtilnfinnul Jlunuyruu'ul. H. ADAM LAIm. 12A,, A414. luslmu'lur 1'11 Gm'mun, M Ruxignml. 30 ANNE C. 1111mm; 11.5.. luxlrmlw in lhnnmlir 3111111112 1.111le 1101.125 Ruulxsux. ALA. luxirurlur in .1luxir. CHARLES XYHMTHR ST. jnux. MAN lustruvim' in Ucrmun. WALDEMAR MAT'rHAIiL's STICMPH-Z. 11.A.. Inxlrurlnr z'u liltvh'iml Ifugim'cring. Glinkur: REX GREEN. 11A,. 3 A 1'3. Acacia. lnxlrurlm' in liurcxtry. LAWRENCE CHARLES TlexllCK. C1117... 7111'. lnstruvlor in 15111 trim! Iinginrcring. FIAWU-STEINMHTZ 111'cmik, 11.8.. A Z. 411i 4,. Inxfr'uvlm' iu .Igrirulluml Ifxicnxiuu. Flmzxmw HENRY 111'SHAM, 11A,, lnxlruclnr in ZUulugy. 11mm RAYMOND FOSTER 1A'1ARSHAI.L, 11.11., Inslrurlnr in Clu'mz'xlry. 1.x n.r: RAYMOND PARKS, 11.5.. Inxiruvlur in Clu'mz'xlry. 1.x'Nx JESSE Yol'xus. 11.A.. qutruvlur in Gvnlugy um! MincrulUL'y- ERNEST LEE AN'I'HUNY. 11.5., A TE, .-1x.v1'.rf;ml in Dairy Huxlmudry. AVHMAM MARTIN 111:.xkn., PH. 11.. 11911. 11,11K. 'll'arlu'ug l'l'lhm' 1'11 Ilixfwy and Pulilzl'ul Svicm'v. ALBERT REIFF 11an'flcl., 31A,. .-Ix.vixlaul in Bulany. RUNERT HARRY 111111., 11.5., A Z. .lxsixlant in.13.1'pr'rilm'nlul INHIIUIUHZ ALVA HARTLEY 11ICVTON. 11.S.. Tvuvlzing Fclluzu in .-lgrmmmy. ALLAX TODD BRUWN. 11.5.. .-1x.c1'.vluuf in levlumiml Iingilzvvring. PAI'L XVEscmc CLIcM M ER. 11.5., .rlxxixlunl in 15.1'Iwriam'ulul .Ilgrz'vultuml CWCIIlI-SllA-V. JHSEI'H Cox. 11.5.. 2311. zlxxixfnnl in glgl'nnmuy. FREDERICK NORTH CRAWFORD. 11.5.. plxsixlunl Clwmixl. HERBERT PERRY DAVIS. 11.5.. A Z, .lxxixluul I'u 15.1'rz'riluvulu! Dairy I'luslumdry. HARRY D. Emnwmx. Lalmrulury .rlxxislanl. EDWARD S. Elm. 11.5., .lexixluul Clu'mfxl. 1VHJJAM TlMNl-JY 1:011:11. .lesixlaul in Slum t'mmlrurliuu. JAMES DAVIS HARLAN. 11.5.. 11 A E. .stith! in 15.1'l7vl'immllul .Ilgrfmlfm'v. MERVYN PAINTER 1II-:I.MAN. 11.8.. .1I.v.w'.vlunl in Jlrvlmniml lfugim'cring. EDWARD KRAATZ 11111SllMAN, 11.5.. A Z. 111K111. lirln'rf in Farm .1lunugt'llwnf. Hum; P. KNOLL. A Z. .-l.vxixlmll in Iy'uHvr-Jluking. EARL WALTON hlrcuum, 11.8.. .-I.vxi.vmnl' in Civil lingizmvz'ug. CYRNS EHMI'ND PALMER, 11.5.. xlxxisiunt in .-1rvlzi!mluml Ihmving. AVIIJJRD RAYMOND RIIOADS. 11.5.. .-lxxixtanl in Civil lfngimwriug. CLARENCE ALBERT SMITH, 11.8.. xlmislunl in .Alyriulllm'ul Clzcmixlry. AVAIrrlik Tumus. 11.5.. Assislant Clznnixf. lensz 3111.0 'llmxsl'xa, 11.8.. 'l'cavlu'ng Fellow in Physicx. DAVID EDMUND 1YARXER. 11 Q FRIiIHiRlCIx' PA'FTISHN 1VICAHCR. Acacia. A Z, :LW'XIUHI I ! :IW'I'FHHIH'UI U'W'W1'A'- .lxxixluul in Pnulh'y lluxlunulry. HARM: 1M'1NC. XYILIIH. 11.3.. .lmfxluur in I'Iw-Hmllm'r. 111w 1Yuucu 111iRRIXGTON. 11 A 3. .lsxz'xluul in Dairy Iluxiwull'ju. 3.1 Flmzum Y. 11'511, YB - - - - - - - Prmidml ernum Y. XVILHAnsux, '93 , 7 ; - Hm l'irr Pruxidml J. GILIHCRT XVHITE. '82 - 7 , - .Vm'uml I'z'rc Prmidrnf Clemente M. anxlxu, 'KR - - - - Third I'irt' Praxidvnf R.WMHXII ll, SMITH. W5 - - - .ShV'rlur'y-'lV'mxm'm' Local Alumni Associations CHmxcniPrcmlunt. Juscpll '1 110111psn11, WT: Yim- Prcsidcm. V. B. JnckunL '90: Secretary- '1 11':1$111'01.. C. 1. Amxshy. '04. ' NEW XvHRl-iiPH'Sidl'lll. J. M. Valdmn. 'Hf: X'icc Prvsidcnt. M. T. chtschlcr. '04: Secre- tary. IL A. Hey, WU; 'I rcnsnrcr. M. 1.. Gray. PITTsm'm;n Prusile-m. H. D. Mason, MT: Vice President, Dr. H. T. Price, '96: 111115111113 R. F. Hart. 11310; Sccvctnry. James Millmllzmd. NEW ENc;I..xxn IYeridan J. C. Clcndenin. WI: SecrotaryTreasurer. J. R. Mzuldock, W3. PHILADELPHIA PrL-sidcnt, A. S. Hackett, 0x308; Secret:u'y-Trcusurcr, Guy Wise. '01. HARRISlquG PrcSirlcntV 13. D. Knnklc. W7; Vice President. V. M. vacr, '99 Ukcting Presidan: Secrct:11'y51'rmsurcr, S. K. Vnrnos, WE. StuEN12x 'r.xIn' -Prcxident, J. F. Tridc. '04; First Vice President. Y. 17,. Rudor, ,HT; Sec- ond Vice President. H. E. Smhh. ,10: Third Vice President. 1.. n. VVL-hh, y11; SCC- rutnry-Truasnn-r. H. 17. Jncuhs, '06. BELLEHux'rEwPrcsitlcnt. I H. Hunter. 89; Vice PFCWant. J. V. XVugncr. WI: Secretary- Trcnsurcr. G. 0. Gray, '03. Is'ruMl's HI: P.xx.n1.x--President. U. A. Smith. '07; Social Secretary, 1.. Mussina, '07; Socrctnry-Trvusurcr. V. E. Huffman. WW. AimmxA Pn-sidcnt. J. L Minick, W; ViCc President. I. B. Cl'iHy. WU; Sccn-tnry-Trcas- urcr. J. 17. letlcrn. '10. FLEVEIANniPrvsidL-nt. II. 0. XVuy. 'sm; Socrc-tnry-TH-nsurer, R. M. Kilgnrc, cx-WL RVFFAUHIHm-ddent, Dr. H. H. Glnmcr. '96; Vice President. 9, P. Armshy. 10: Secretary, R. R. Dry. W9. DETRHITvPruirlcm-Svcrut:lry. H, K. her, 11. BALTIKHiRE-NPTLWHIUHI. XV l7. Strmmn '87: Vice Pn'sidvm, XV. P. Zx'ycrlk', UH; SL-crcmry- 'l'rmxnrvr. N l3. Clnpp. '11. 121 L mmmvm J 1751 dtbe alumni association N the occasion of its organization in 1874 the Alumni Association set forth its purpose in the Preamble 0f the Constitution in the fol- lmting' terms: To continue the :tssneiation of college days, to promote fraternal feeling. to facilitate fraternal helpfulness and intercourse with each other. and to promote the best possible interests of the college. After thirty-nine years of ex- istence the phraseology of the original constitu- tion needs no revision. However, fur the sake of :1 clear conception the purpose may he paraphrased as follows: Recognizing the Pennsylvania State College :15 a powerful factor in human development the Alumni t-tssaeiutinn aims 113' its direct efforts and EDWARD 1V. BUSH, .92 by its inthtence to contribute to the positive devel- opment of the Penn State mun. past and future. into the widest possible area of usefuhtesx' A full appreciation of this purpose opens a wide field of effort to the Association. Its interests turn to the proper maintenance of the college. the administration of college affairs, educational methods. under graduate :telivities and welfare. and the welfare of graduates and former students. a The college since its establishment has graduated 1961 men and women. Of this number 78 are deceased. A list of former students just compiled by the Alumni Assn- elzttion contains over 5000 names During the first thirty-six years of its existence the Alumni Association was tinzme Ciully unable to attempt the full task imposed by its constitution. Realizing the possi- hilities for good a practical reorganization was effected in 19111. The services of :1 salaried secretary to devote a part of his time to the work. were secured. One of the first efforts was the establishment of the Penn State Alumni Quarterly. a magazine de- VOted to the purpose of the organization and issued to Alumni and former students of the college. After so many years of inactivity the greatest obstacle to the success of the new Work was found to lie in the fact that the graduates and former students were entirely Out of touch with the modern conditions ilt the college. A ezuupaign of education was commenced and to-dzty the Association is enjoying a healthy growth. Individual alumni interest is hcing revivedt Brunch associations were reorganized. and constructive work for the college is being done. In the United States there are thirteen active brunch associations. and one on the Isthmus Of Panama. The active membership of the Association enables the work to he selfdupporting, and to perfect the organization fur greater efforts in the future. 33 ' 41X m I 17531 F 11:25:; 1311 MORE: I If gllrry 1111110111le m 1171111 cull: 1X't glm'y n um' might and mzhlcx'y; W'c glury that within the. sullen ClOLl Our eyes mny rczul the sccrcts of our God: That rmr wmk hnmls muy'gl'npplc xxilh the key. For fcllnwmnn to set tlmsc sccrcts frazw R'v glory nf our mnslury In tull. And it is xu-ll. Not :111 the Muses' dnwcr, :111 ilrc divine, Are in tho 1H'ittcn line. XX'lmcu-r fmds the way From dust and din onc jut In set us frcC. To case 0110 jut the Immmcls of the clay. Our prophet pact, cvcrnmrc shall he. FRED LEWIS PATTEE. 1913 Mass fithicers DEXTER XV. VERY ALBERT A. I'IANSEN HERMAN A. LL'M HENRY R. KRAYIHLI. CHARLES L. CECIL 1 !1'sidvu! - - Vice Prvsidcnt 38 Socrclm-y Treasurer Historian 9mg; 13M; J 1913 ilaiztorp we have sccn here will he hrunco nl our own mistakes uml those of others VIII not fail to broaden ITH lllL' huhliculiun of this hunk :1 pvriml of propurutinn which has loomed lmgc in our h'u-s will u-rminuto In halving our .lea Mater fur :1 wider Iicld. Wu are assured that whatever nf worth we cm- hntly we mu- tn nur career in collcg'c. lX'c hau- scan part of :1 great period Hf evolution in the manners. customs and life Of our Alma Mater. livery Penn Stuu- man knows that great changes have taken plncc in the last four years. Thc student hmly of our Freshman Hays was 11 vastly different hotly from what it is tn-tlzly. To be able to see this slll'ulingr of the old into the new has hccn in itself an education. May policy ncx'cr spoil the manly spirit of independence that has always charac- lcrizod thc men uf Penn State. nor tlip- lomzlcy shrink to 111 um and petty trick- cry. ch hope that the many fmc things an inspiration In our future and the remem- Ihc nnmls 'Of lhnsc whu have eyes and use them. PAW '1 , gm Im' l?,v .3, tip 1.. $$ 5.1553101: 17513 L 7W: 73:73:71.7. . 7:: 3 17511 gmniur mass Roll ALDINGHR. 1'1111.11' 1 1112111-1111'11' - - - - - - - - - - YW'k COHUR'C 311111311 11. '3. 1'11: 311'1'11u11i1'111 1111:1111'1'1'1115; Socicly: York County C1111J. ALLISON, 12, P. 3 - .. - - - - - - C171110r 111111 3'31'5113' SHUNT 1332 1.115111 10111113 133. .71.VC0:1'.1, 1211-211X 31111011211111: - - Reading College 111111111 11:11 1'23: 11111.1 13121.1' 113: 601111311 1'121y; Y. 11'. C. A. '1'1'1'351111'r; 131111151'111-1' V1'1'1-i11;13177112:111 111 S111111111 C1111fc11'11c1'. 1V11ER511.V I1111.V 111111115 - - - - - ' ' 131113015 Elcc11icz11 17.111111111111117 S111 111'. C11-z11'l11'111 County Club. .71V11E11511x, 111111111711 11111111211 - - - - - - - Erie Civil 1C11g1111'1'1'i11g Sucicty: 17.1'11' C11111. ARMSBY, 172. 1171., I N - - . - - - Stntc Collc c Lion's 11:111': Varsity Truck 1'1. 11. 13: Class 13311101111111 11.2.3.43'Cz113mi11 CMSS J1:1811'17111nll 1133: Class 1711111111111 1'21: Class Track 12. 43: Speaker Class Banquet 133; 31111111111111 C11111 141: C1'1111'1' Cnnmy C11111. .7111115'1'111111'1; 11'11.1.1.1M 111:111.1-:111' E 717 .1 - - - - San Juan. Porto Rico P.0r111 I1ic1111 C11111: 11:11'1'171' Cl1111; 3111111'1' Power C11111; Mechanical Engineering So- c11'1y: P111111111151 s C11l1. A11V111..I1 S.'1.111 1:1. - - - - - - C111'11'ens1'illc 13116111131 11117111117-11111; S11ci1711';Ci1'ic Club: Clenrfmld County Club. :111'1'111'11, CHARLES 311111111 .1 l1 P - . - - - 13171101119 Associate 17.111101' 1913 L1 V1172: Civic C11111; Press C11111;Ag1'ic111111ml Smieh , Crab Apple C11111: 15115111111411 C11111. :1'1'11'1Vs11N, D .11'111 11'11'1'1111' 1 7.. 11' 11 d1 - - - - Ne11'1011'11 LA VIE 111111111g'1m11111 1':13 Y. .31. C. -,1 Cahinct 1713: Debating C01111c11 133; Clas-s 13013311131: 1'31 1TL'1NH11' .151111'111111rz11 S11c1'1'11 Civic C111b:Crab Applc C11111: Proln- 111111111 CI1111;1111117 C111112B11c11's C111111ly C.11111 ATKINSON, 11111112111 131111211111, .17. 11711 117 - ' New101111 13117511117111 Y. :11. C. :1. 113:1?1111111'111 Chict 1913 LA V11-.' President Cixic Club 143; 51111117111 Council 143: 1311111111113, C01111ic11' 43:13:11111111'1 Spcakcr1-l3: PC1111 SEW: 1:111'1111'1' Board 13. 41:3..31.C .71 l'1'17;15111 :01 College Debating 113: Clas SSCI 16- 112111115: 131; Prcss C11111 Atrricuhurld Sncich; Crab Apple Club;B11c11's Countx 111 .711'5'1'1V. 11.-111111.11 11.11'1111V11 '17 11 111 - - - - Narberth Louisu Curlncgic Sdnllmxhip;1317111811117 Vorcin; Agr11'111111r211 Socu'ty; Montgomery C1111111v C11 1111 311111.12, 111w 17.1.111211 - - - 3 - - ' ' ' 1331510 311111113: Sucicly: Class 11:1S1'11;111 133: 1.1'1'111111115: 03111113 C11111. - - Clenrtield 131111121211 Gl'Y 111111111 '1' 15 11 '1' K '1' - - ' f 1111111 31 1311111 50110111141111 1 23:111111111' 13131011: 11111111 11. 23 SHCH'IV: L11z11111'111 111111111 C11111: .31. 13. 5. 33. O. : 31111131111111 17.11ginecr111g 41 F 411:: 11314411414143 4 I 11.-111111511 111.11R1H-2AN11RLW, A '1' A - - PittsI1111g11 Class 111111411111 121; AssncizltL'I 111111r Penn State 011ng11111 131;E11:ct1'ical Engineer- 111g SLJL'IL'Iy: Ju11111r 1,1'11111 C11111111i11LL'; Pittsburgh C11111 112C111E1.J1111x 11121111 A.l'P '1' K '1' - - - - - - Roycrsford Louise C.1111Ig1L Sc1111111r511ip 12:11 President C1'2111 Apple Club 141; Agricultural So- ciety; Montgmncry C111111t1' C11111;AA'L'.11 C11L'.1tL'r N111'111z11 C11111; Press Club. BERLIN, AA'.11.1..1L'1: 111111113131 - - - - 1 - - Slatington Electrical Engineering SuciL-ty; LL-111g11 County C11111. BEVAN P.11'1. 11111112, 13911 - - - - - - AVest Pittsmn P111111 N11111: I1r11111111': V;1r.1it1' B111kL'1111111 312111111111'111: Assistant Athletic Manager 3:1 C1115 11111111311 1'21; V11r1it1 'Irz1L'k 111; Class '11':1L'k 111;lAIL'L11:111ic111 Engineer- ing Society. B1211. B12111: AA'111.1.1.11, 11' 23 - - - - - - Patton Associate Ii111111r 15113 I..1 VIE: 1 1'11111 11L1;11';11 GILL- Cl1111; C1111i1 Landscape Gardening SL1L'iL'11:Ag1'ic111111r:11 Society; 1111113 C11111; 10111111111111 C11111 P.IER, ROBERT, '1' 11' '1' - - - - - - - - 81111111113- Crab Apple C11111; Agricultural Society; N11rtl'111111111-1'1111111 County C11111. 1111:11111. 111111112111 1 11111'11', J11, A T - - - - - Carnegie As1i111111t 11:15111311 A1411 1131' 12. - : C1:1.1' s SL'L'1 111 1'21; C1351 Banquet Committee 121: 311111111,r 1.11ginccri11k Society: Press C11111: 15115311111111 C11111. BLANK, JONAS I 11.1N1'1.1:, 8 E - - - - - - - Grecnsbnrg Mechanical Engineering SuciL-ty 141; VVCHH'IIOTClIlIH1 County C11111. BLACK, 8.1111121. 11111112111. A A 3 - - - - - - 1111111111 11131152 Electrical Iinginccring Society; Lancaster County C111l1. 131111111. 1.1;11 11ENRY.:AC:1C1112 11 K N - - - - - Lebanon WM 1. .1 V11:C111L1' Photographcr 13:1 German P1111 1' 2'1; I1L'11tcl'.0 Vcrein; Rif'Ic C11111; 15 IL'L'triL'nI 1 numLL r111 SO111 1V;LL1111111'111 C01111t1' C11111. 311.1111, 1711111111 J11.1'1:1'11. .3 '1' A II 11 V - - - - PhiIaLIeIphia Scz11111z1r11 211111 111' 1:116 C'111mi11 CnrlLt RLgimcm 111: 0:11'1'1-1' C11111; E1L'Ctr16211 Engineer- ing Society; Philadelphia C11111 1111-111. 13.11111 111:.1'111' - - - - - - - - Philadelphia P11i1a1113111111:1 C11111. 21111111113 Amuckr 1:115'1'1211 1 - - - - - - - Philadelphia Student Council 111: Press C11111: Scnim' 111111111101 CmmniltL-L': Ci1'11 Engincel'ing Sn- CiL'ty: Philadelphia C11111. 11111111111 11111-11 P.11'1. - - - - - - - Frederick. Md. Forestry Society: Cr111L'gL' 171111111111 11, '21: C1:1.1.1' 1711111111111 11. '21. 1111111'N1.F.F.. 110111.11 CLARK. I'IUIICCI C11111 - - - AVcst Middlctmvn S11L'L'L'1' 1511111111111; 11111111111111 I1111i11LC1'i11p; S11Li111'; AA':1111111g11111 County C11111. Bl'k'K. R411'1111N11 1 111-111111111'11' - - - - P11i1 adelphizl C1311 A'icc 111'1'81111-11t 111: GIL'L' C11111 1'2,'11'11111111:111 Imnquct C11111n1ittL'c;P11:11 - 51111111111' 1'2. 31: Philadelphia C111112Ci1'11 r11q111LL111'1 SnL 11 42 17511 L 12 11211.1 1pm 1 Bunnlxuuk, junx 1110.11.15. I X . 7 . - - - - 5111111 Shoe 131111155 Junx 111:.1'111-11151111' . - - 1 11112101011 131ect1icz1l Engineering Sncicu: Wilkcs- 11:11'1'1- 01111. 1311111111113 S1111'1-11. 12.1111. - .. - - . - - J11111151011'11 1:.1ec1ricnl Engineering S11ci111';11111115101111 Club. BURGESS, LLm'n 11.111111: - - - - - - - - 1:01'11'31011 131cc1ricz11 Engineering Society: AA'ymning County Lil1111. BL'T'1'1c111'11-2L11, GImRuE BRUCE. '1' K E - 3 - - - - GI'CHIShUI'g Press C11111: Assistant .A1:111:1g:.'1' 1111511111115 113: AA'11511111'11'1'1u1111 County Club. 011111111 BENJAMIN A - - - .. - - - Dushore .A1cc111111ic111 11.115111111111112 Socich CASSIN. 1-01'15, 8 E - - - - - . - - Mcchsport Mechanical 111gi11cc1111g Sucich; Suphunmrc 5111111 C11111111111cc; Cadet Band 1'23; Pittsburgh C1111. CECIL, CHARLES LEE, '1' 11 A. A62: - - - - Connollsville Druids; Assistant Editor 11111 1.1 VIL; 1111i1111'171'11111 C33: '131'1115111135101' Sophomore Banquet: Class Historian: RiHc C11111;I:11ct1c C1111111y Club. CHANG, TIEN A'1'12N - - 1 - - - - - Canton. China Cosmopolitan C11111. CLARK. HEqu-zk'r GRAVES, A T, A H :1 . . - - - - Scranton Varsity Truck 11. 2 ; Forestry Society; I.z11'k:111':11111:1 County C11111. CLARKE. 1111;11 .AICCURMICK K I - - - - - 1 Pitts'lun'gh Parmi Nous: Varsity '11:1c11 .Al:111:1g11 1'1:11 1 Athletic Alanagcr 133 Class 1 11'110111:111 1'23; Class 13215911311 U, Calleqc131m1111111 11'33, '1 110111111115 133:.A11n111g Engineering Society: 1111511111'g11 C1111 C1.11.1'1:, 111111211111 ANDREW - - - - - - ' 1.:111'1'011C1'1'111e Perkimncn C11111. CIOI' 11, 13111'111 1.1.15111 L X . . - - - Kcnncu Square Druids Chester C0111111 C11111 Connx, .A111-2 11.111111' - - - - - - AA1111c -11:111'e Civil Engineering Sneicly: AA'ilkcs- 11:11'rc Club. COHEN. 13151111111 - - - - - - - - Pi11511urgh 132111111101 Spunkcr 1'33: .Alining' Engineering Society; Pittsburgh C11111. CUNDHN, 1'11111111' RL'TII A F P - . - - - - - Philadelplna Associate Editor 1913 LA A'11:.' 15111'1-511'1' Socicty; Philadelphia Club. C0011. RALPH CLAYTUN' E N; 1l1 K 1b - - - - - - AVarrcn Junior Ornmr: AVnrrcn Cunnty Cl1111. COON, 111'Gll AV.11.1'1-:11. Acacia - - . - - . ' - North ItHSt Class 13:151-11:111 133: Civic Li11111: .A11'1'11:111ic:11 Sucirly: 1:110 L11111. 43 474-44 4 .74.. 44:44 :44... . 4444B 4 C4444: 1154' 444 114:4...444444 I N - - - 11444449144444: 114441415: S44441444444444 4 11144444' 0444414411144 C4'1414 .1444414' C14414; 11105144444441; 44441 04444414 Clllb. CI4HN4-:.444-:4'F.44 C4444 114444144444 - 4 - Mclxccsport 1.1444104 '24441 144414444 4144 131:6114444413445 1'2 311; German 11:144'2114'44154144' Vel'cin 1'2, 3, 11: .15.'4ic441144r: 41 Sr44'i4'14': 1:4 Apple C14114' Pittsburgh 414 44.1 1144444544143 114144.444 4x 14444 4 - - - 4 - Harrisburg Harrisburg: C14414; 1'11'44'41'i4'141 Engineering S444'i4'44'. 474'44'4'45', 114444.444: 1'144514'5. E X - - - - - - N444'f44114'. Conn, Druids; C44114-g4- '11:!4'14' 1114:4444 111: N044 1'114g'1z44441 Club: 1'1444'4'xtr'4' C14414. 0444,4430. R444';4:1.444 1:. - 4 . - - - 5441114. .-Xl'.4.:4'44tinc RepubHc CHm14414441i4:444 Club: Agricultural Society: 1-. L', Chib. 144444444441. 14'14'4'44x ALEX 4.444414. K E - - - - Piushurgh 11r41i415111n4'444i Nuux: Senior 11:.44444401 Speaker: 111cspinns 1'2 -1 54444101140443 Ban- 444444 C44m144itt4c; 84414144444444rc Dance Committee; Class 1004142411 111; Mining Engi- 444'4ri41g Sr4cic14w1i44514441'g11 C14414. DEANI'Z. 14.4.4'444441'44 1 .44444'4:4.1., '1' E K - - - - - - Carnegie Industrial Engineering Society. 141:4:4E44. 1'..4444.13444'4'1: A 0.- V - - - - - York Agricultural Society; Ci4ic Club; York County Club. 114144444044, j4444'4'14. 111444.414 - - - - - Unityville Civic C14414j. C1 lxb 11'4'4'5111444. 121; Agricultural Society; 1V1111amsport Club. 114c44'1:4'. G4z4444444-1 1.14.44.44.44, A 11 P - - - - - - West Pittston Civic C14114; Deutschc Vcruin: Agricultural Society; Forestry Society; Wilkcs-Barre C14114. 114E144. 1444441'4144' 31.44414411- 4 - - - - - Marion 114414.44114' 41 124411144414ng St44'i414'117ra44kli44 Cl4414. 1141444412414, 11.414444', 144. - - - Asbury Park, N. .1. Civic C14414;.Xgric441144r:41 S44cic44: Crab Apple Club. 114 444' 44444' JV 44. 4. 4 444 1 .'4444 44444 - .. - - - Columbia Burzclius C144'414iS414c 04441150144414: Lancaster County Club. 134.4.4441'. 140444-2444 1144494444; A 0 3. Pioneer Club Chadd's Ford Class XVrcsding T414144 111' C011cgc W rest1ing -'11,1 -, 31; Dairy Husbandry Club. 1341,45 JUIIV 1114:4144 - - - - - - - Clymer Mining 13 .41gi1444'4144g S44Cic4421144112414a County Club. 17.4.4', 174544444351444544: - 4 - -- - - - Montrose .'X41i144:41 Husbandry C14414. 13.444444: 44'. 41.4'444144 111414444X '1' 14 '1' - - - Carlisle Ilcctricnl Engineering S44ci4-44'; C4144414cr1:44441 County Club. 44 1211 L '11.... 1434414411144 4 ENGLE, 1.11m FRANCIS, A T, A 0 E - 4 - - Elk Lick 1.101115 Pn11;1:11'111i N011szP1'1'si111-111 A11111'1ic Associn1i1m:1'111'Sity F00111a11 Team 1313 11' Va rsity 1Vrc311i1111'lcz;1n19111111111 Cmmc i1 13. 41; Banquet Speaker 191; 51110111 Club President 141; Somersct County Club. ERWIN. R13111AN G. - - York Associate Editor LA 1711: 13121.011191' C:11'111,1:ic S11111111s111p 111 5111110111 Council: Class 13115110111111113'1; I'lcrzcli1is C111'111is1'111' 111301150111111: 1'11111' C011nt1 1L ESIIELMAN, 1111-11. DAVID, '1' K 11' - - - - - - - Paradise 17115111111111 Scholarship; Li1101'111 Ans .91111i1'1y; 111111111-111111i1's Club. ETTFRS. 1111'111 11.11 A V 311' - - - - - - State C0118L'1' C1111 11101111111 121: C1115; 131151111111 121: Class Basketball '21: Center County C11111; .1'g1ic11111ir1'11 Soci1'y1. EVANS 1 1'1'2 1111113; - - - - - York 1511'C11'ic211 Junginccrintr S11ci1'11'; 1' 111'11' C1111111y C 11111. EVANS 110m: 11 111CC1'N1211 E - - - C01111c1151'i1le Lions Paw: E11i1nr-111-C11icf Penn S11111' Calhgizm 111:1111111 State Collegian B03111 13,3 ,;41 Ci1i1 Engineering Soci01y111111 '1111 Cn1111l1 C11111. EVANS RAYMOND 11111111. 4 - 4 - - - - Plymouth 111'1'71'1i115 Chemischc G031'1115c111ft;111'nzi111' Ring: 11'i111'1'a-111'11'1'c Club. 11.415512'1'1'. 1115x1111 17111;.1 7. - . . - - 31151101111611 Class 13:181'111111zCi1ic Club; '1g1'ic1111111'111.9111'11'11'; Cr1'111 1-1111111' C11111;Pm'ki0ni111 Club; 1Vy0111i11g C1111. F1: 11G1' 5 11111111 - - . - - - Elizabeth Cadet I'iist Lieutenant 1 11 Cn1l1'1 Captain 111; 01111'1'1'5 C11111; Ci1ic Club 1':11 Agri- 1'1111111111 Soci1'11';Sirloii1 C11111; 11'1'31111111'1'1111111 C11111. F112111 Roy CE A1.1:1:11T, A A2 - - - - Lebanon Mechanical Engineering S111'i1'11 , 101111111111 County Club. FIN11'1z1. R11'L's ROY - - - - - - - Spring 1111115 Il1c11'ical Engineering S11c11'11; C1-1111'1' C1111111y C11111. FISCHER 4111115121 mex 1ND D11phi - - . - ' York SNlmxz Vnrsitv lrack 11.1.41:St1111011tC011nci1 15,112C1nss CIOSS Countrv 11, 21; Ci111 F.1111'i1111'ring Society; 1 11111' County C11111. F1511S'r1:1N, M1x - - - - - - 4 Philadelphia Cosmopolitan C11111;P11i1a1101phia Club; Civil E11g'i111-1'1'i11g Society. FRY111:111;1:11 111111.111 STiziNER, K E - - - - Philipsburg 911111111111 C011n1i1 141; Senior Banquet Cmnmittcu; '1111'spi11n Electrician 141; RiHc 11:11: E 11'1'11'icz11 Engineerin11 Soci1'1 11'. 17111111111111, KARI. P1511211, Acacia, H K N. T B 11 - ' - ' ' ENC Electrical Engineering Society; Eric C11111; Erie County Club. FULKMAN. JouN A1.1:x1NDF.R. Dc1p1li - New Wllmingtoll Iimis P111111; S111111'11t Co11111'i1:V1'11'si11 11'111'11'1 21:17:11'Sit 1Vrestlmg 13 41 ASSiSt' .1111 Manager 11'r1'st1i11g,1 11'11111; 111 C 1LC111HKHI C1115S Wrestling 13 Cross , Co11111r1; Civil Engineering Socictv; 11'111'1'1 1 11111'y C1111 45 m L 1111:; mmm J 121.1 GAINES 111111211 1211111., v T 11K X 11111 - - - - AltEootla Louise Carnegie Scholarship: Track 1111 11, .1, 341; Class Rc1z1y lcnm 1'21; tricnl Engineering 31111111101 Cn111111ittL'l'UfL Ii'chtrical Engineering Society; Blair Coin:- ty C11111. 01211111111, 11111111211 JAMES - - - - - - Scranton 1.11::11'1111'11111111 Counu C11111 6211111111111. HAROLD BAKER, - - - - - - - - Bcllcfonte llcrzclius Chemixchc GL-sL-Hschaft; Junim' Banquet Committee; Civic C11111; Centre County Club. 01111111 111111; 14111111: 1111 1' - - - Bradford Civic C11111; Elcctrical E'ngincciing SuciLty; Mclxczm County C11111. GERIIART, ARTHUR RICKENBAUGII - - - - - - Lcwisburg Forestry Socicty. GLENN. ANNA M11111 - - - - - - - - State College Centre County C11111. GOLDENBERG, CHARLES CLARENCE - - - - - - 111111111111: City Iilccti'ical Engineering Society; Atlantic City Club. 1 60011121111111, 1111.111: 015111111111, Dclphi - - - - - - - Mumy Lycuming County C11111: Cadet Band 11, '11 6115211111., 11111111111 IiENRY J11, T1311 - - - - Philadelphia ionisc Carnegie Sc1111111rs11i11;Ci1'ic Club; Mining Engineering Society; Philadel- 1111111 C1u1 GRABE, CLARENCE G1's1'.11'12 - - , - - - - Cuudcrsport Electrical Engineering Society; Potter Cunnty Club. 611.111.1111, Josmu 1111.111. '1' KB - - - - - - C11L-st11ut Hill 1.1L'11ig C11L'n1iL'111 Society; Philadelphia County C11111. GRL'mxs. 31.11211 3111111111, A '1' A - - - - Bakerstown Penn State C011Lg'ia11 X1'111:1g01H1;Pc1111 51.1110 LL111L'gi1m Board 13, 41;Cl11ss lreas- mm 121; Class banquet Cm11111i1tcc 1'21; C11'1ir1111111 Flag crap CommittLe U1; Chairman lrcslmmn Stunt C0111111ittce;Clnss 13:15L111111 13;; Civic C11111;PiLMcd1- L':11 SociLty , Pittsburgh Club 6111111115, N11k11.11' S ,11:'.111111 .171 - - - - - lekcrstown Manager GILL '11111 Mandolin C11111s; College 1YrL'stli11g; 1108111111111 Stunt Commit- tee: Chairman CidL-r Scrap 01; 11mg Scrap 0111111111th 1 1; Chairman Banquet Committee 1311:511cc$L-1l;:-11L11n 1'31: Cross- Country Squad 111; Agricuhural Society :Civic C11111. ;Pitts1111rg11 C11111; Y. M. C. A. C1111inLt 111;StL1LlL11t Coun- cil 1412111L111stri111 11111-11H11c Committee 141 G1'11.1..11'111F., 1.1211 1111121101111, 13 A E - - - - - - Brooksidc 1.1111154: Carnegie Senior Sc111:111r511ip: Garvey C11111; Agricultural Club; Cr1111 App1e C11111; Civic C11111; VVillinmsport C11111. 1111111511111, ALBERT AL'GLST AZ 'I'AQ - - PhiladLlplia Vnrsih 111111111111 13. U; 0111ch 1001111111 Ll, '21; Class 1001111111 1L1; , N1. C. 511011121: Class XVrLstling Icam 111;1'11111111Lt Spcaku U1, CL-mrzil Manual ClubA; iL'c PrLSiLant 15111 Class 1 46 11.111.11.111, JOHN 11111.1'11N - - - - - 4 - 11:12161011 Civil Engineering Society. HARRIS. THOMAS 11' 11.1. 11115 11111111, .1 1' - Philadelphia 11551513111 Manager 1111 1 111 17111;.111111z1uer lc1111is Team 131; Assistant Manager 'IL'1111Is J'L- 11:11 121; 1'11 111' 'lL'1111is IL:1111 131. ' 11111'5011ia11s131, Mechanlcal E11- ginccring SociL13' , 11111111 511011: Club; 11111:1LIL111111.1 Club. 1'1ARRISON, FRED J.11IES AT - - Carnegie C1858 Tmck 12 31: 1':1rsit3 '11 :1ck 11 2;1 V. .15113' C1oss- C011111r3 141;.11111i11g E11- ginLHLring SociL13' . Pittsburgh C111b:111'11c C11 111. 1'IARR1111'1-1R D.11111 ELSON - - - 4 4 Sxmrthmore :1851513111'10111115 11:111z1gL1'121; Debating Council 131; Civic C11111 131; Forestry 0c1ety. 111111211111, .111'1'111'11 11'1NT11N - - - - - - 11'illccs-Bz1rre Ril1c Team; 1711rcs11'3' Sncicty; 1Vilkes-Rz11'1'c C111h. 11.11112. BARGE I.1.1-:11'E1.1.1'N, '1'K11' - Lebanon Varsity 11351101112111 1?. 3. 41;Cap1a111 Basketball 141; College BaSLhuH 12 31C1ass 1:151:6111311 1'1. '21; Captain Class BaSkCLbaII; Class BaSleIl;SpL:1ker I'rcshman Banquet; .112111L101111 C11111;10restr3 811010132110112111011 C0111113'C1u11. I'1A11'LE1',E1111'11111 11'..11.111.11, 11cc1csil - - - - - Archbald Garvey C11111;Elcc1ric:11 1111.:111ccri11gr Society; ankaxx'anna County Club. HEATH. HL'nERT GALE - - - - - - - - Tidal EIL'ctrical Engineering Sncicty HEETER.J011N 1711111211111, 2 T 11 K N - - - Altoona Band 11 ,41'01'L11L'sl1a 11.0 1 3.41;Di1'cc10r Orchestra 14k 'lhespians 12, 31; Echtrical Engineering Society; 111:111 County C11111. 111-1111 1111 MOND 11'.:11.1'1R - - - - 1Vi11iamsp0rt Phnrsonians 111; Glee C111b 11, 3,41;C011L'L.re Cl10i1'11. 2, , 1, Y. M. C. A. C:111i11et121;J1111ior Banquet Speaker; Junior Prom Committee; Co-Ed Show Manager; Agricultural Socict3; Crab A11p1e C11111;1V111i:111151101't Club. I-TEINEMANN, .111151111-1111 111.1115, 3 11 - - - - Philadelphia Mandolin Club; MLC11:111ic:11 Engineering SociL13; 1'l1i1adc1pl1ia Club. 111-11.11, REA C..'1111N 1111141 4 - - - - - Steelton Harrisbmg Club; Mining Engineering Soclet3. HENDERSON, REED BENJ AMIN AT, '1' K '1' - - Philadelphia Lion's P111V:Studc11t Boax 'd 141:5111110111 Council 13. 41; 1'arsit3'Basebz111;Class Baseball 121;C011egim1 Board 13. 41' , 11705 tCl1L's1L'r Normal Club; Junior Oratori- c:11 C0111051;L01111isc C:11'11LgiL Scholarship 131; John 1V. 11711116 Scholarship 141; Vice PresidLnt Athletic Association 141. lIENNING L11'01D C. - - - - North Mchoopany Civil EnginL-cring Society; 1Vy0111i11g C01111t3'C111b. 111111111113 CHARLES 111-1111.121; Acacia - - 4 - K11121011n 1:111:11161 Committee 131; Mechanical Engineering Society; Berks County Club. 47 17141 1 11211.11: 1311mm 4 P11111111. 1131111511 110.1111, 22 N - - 1 - 1 1 Pl1i111L1L'11111i11 P11111'sr111i1111s 11, 2, 31; SL11111L1111L11'c Show, 1911; 11211111SC5111U Gardening; Furesh'y; Philadelphia Club. HOFFMAN, EDWIN CHARLES, AK: 1 - - 1 Fort 117asliii1gt0n Class 11151101111111 151, 11; Class 111L'11111L-1'511111 Connnillcc; Lancaster Cnnntv C11111; 151cctrL1-L'11L-111icnl Society. 13,1011me 11L1111111C1L 1x11 11111111 - - 1 Muncy 11LL'111111iL'111 Engineering Sucicly; 11'111i11111511011 C11111. 110111.111. C1.11r1r111111 D1a11'1'1'1', E T - 1 1 1 1 1 1 Harrisburg Iilcctriczll Engineering SnciL-Ly; Harrisburg Club; Vice President, Harrisburg C11111 L11. 11111.1.1', 1111111111 CLARK - 1 - - - - - Shinglchousc 131L'L'1ric111 Engineering: Snciuty. 11L1L1V1-1N 1111111111 '111.111511111.1.. E .1 1'1 - - - 1 PhilzulL-1p11i11 $111111L111H111rL 1J1111LL- CummiIILL:1L'1111sx'11'1111i11 Hay D1111L'L' CUIIHHillCC C11;111C511111115 11., 1',1,Cix'il 1': 11gincu1'ing Sncith;11111111Llc11111iu C11111. 11111131; LAWRENCE 11LIN'1'11N - - - - 1 1 East Munch Chunk HORNER, RICHARD 111mm; .8 A 1': . 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 York 11111111311, an-ikT 111.111'11. GE 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 Metal .11111111gL-1' 111' 1111111'51111111115 111; 1'Z1L'ctriczl1 lingincci'ing SuciL-ly; 1'1'1111111111 1111L1 ,1111r5111'111 C11111; 1511111111111 County Cl1111. 111111131 Junx - - - - - - - 1111111111111 L111ss 1111skLl111111 111111111091' 1'11; Pittsburgh C11111. 1111111, 1311112115111: 1111111511 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1Vi1cox Class Track Team 111; Press Club; 301'1L'1ius C11L'111isc11c GL-scllsclulft; 1L-nzc11c Ring: F.1k County Club. IKELER, KEN N12 1'11 C111,,F. AZ 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 Millville SL111111111'L11111L1 11111L1L';1SSL1Li11tL Editor 111' PCHII S1111C 1:1!1'111LT', Associate Editor of 1511 1.11 11c: C11LlL-L 1L1j11111111;First IiL111L-1111nt' RLgimL-ntal .1L1jut1mt 111; Military C1113; Civic Club; 11'r1 161111111'111 Sociclv; 0111111111111 County C11111; 15100111511111'g Normal 11 . JAMES, 1112111115111 110111111 2' '1' II KN - - - - - Plymouth President of 1111111'511111111151111 C11CL C'1111 L1 2 :1, 11; Choir L2, 31; LuzL-rnc County C11111;1'.1LC1T1C111 11- 11ginLLii11'r SUCiL1y. JARRETT, B11111 1111.01.10 1 - - Montgomery Pioneer C11111z11111111'1gLr 0f Varsity 1V1'leling U1;Cl11ss 11 rLs11i11'r 1021111 1'21; Stu- dL11t Council 11:1 C11 1L C11111 11, 111: 1griLulu'1ra1 Smitty; Crab ApplL C11111;First IiLuthant 13:11 GlL-c C11111 11. ,3,-11;C111ss Secretary L11; Class Banquet Com- mittee LU; 11illi11msport Club JENKS. 1'11761511'15 IIENMLHI - - - 1 1 - 1 Punxsutuwncy Civil Engineering SL1L'iL'ty. JONES. ARTHI'R SCOTT - - - - - 1 1 Philadelphia IVIL'chnnical Engineering Society; Glee Club 2, 31; College Choir 12, 31; P111111d611 phia Club. 48 I L mmemmm JuNLs CLARENCE 11I1LR1L1-L CaLlL't Band II. '2. 3,11; ColIme Orcthlra LL.3 Xssocizltion L31; Chester Comm; C111l1; JONES, EVAN DAVIS Montgonwry CL11111t1 Club Spring City 41; Vi 1cc P1'csiLlL111t Cadet Band 11cm CllLstcr Normal Clu - - - - - Conshohocken Mechanical lingi11L1L11i11tr rouh IL1FRC11LR CHARLES 1:5:1112111111119 JIL AXE,A1'P - - La Vie Photographe'. Class SLCI'L1ta1'1 12:11 Civic Club NorthLLISt M:11111:1I'l1 .1i11i11g Club; Ag1iL1ilt111111 SociLh; K111c111:11 II111111 E1111Ak11 COIILtrc Iootbnll U 21; Class Football 1V1cslli11q L? Cl Philadelphia 13:11 Ehiladclphia Club; LiLbig Chemical Society - - - BclIL11e'ue L21' , Assistant Football Manager L31; Col 31. C111 SS 1V1L18t1i11g I '21; lass Iaskcthall '1 0.1111 L2, L;11I1 Mcchanicul Iinginccrinn Society 1x121 r1: 111011.15 V1L1'1'L111, A Z 1111i 111 Student Council I11; 5 Assistant Vzusih PC1111 Stzltc 1.1r111Lr; KELLOGL. ge 81; Pittsbulrgh lorcstrv SL1L'iL111'; 11'11.1.1.111 1.0111310 Blosslmrg Baschnll M 111L1gcr L31Xssocithc Editor of Gar1'L1yClub; Mmccrslnirg Club 1. - L - - - - - Titusville AgrlCuIturnl Society: Dairy 7111511L111Lh'1 Socicly' Crawford County Club. le'ZPNI'IR, Hp11w11u1 - - - - - . v - Pottstown 1x1 RR VV11.1.1.-1M Cm 11, 4111 L. L - . - v - - Edgmvond Inotlmll Manmmr 141' 1ILL11L'1111LL11 Engineering Somcty. IL11111111, JOHN 1111111, 13.1 2: - - - - - - Northeast XgnLulturLll 511L11L1ty; Crab Apple LInh Erie County Club. Ian ROBERT SLL1'1'1 - - - - - - Lock Haven Dcmsche Velcm C1111 Engineering Society. KINc1111 S.1111'1-:1L C.111L'T11111s', '11 K3 - - - - Class I'oolball L21: Ilav Vice PrusiL'Lnt U1 tec131. KINNm II111111' Tumms Civic CIL1I1 T B II Czldct SLL'LmLI 1iL111tL11:111t L11: CI11I1. Pittsburgh L31; Banquet Commut- 1I1 K d1 - - - - - Harrisburg C11111L'1i11 H1 Civil Engineerin Socich Harrisburg 1x1111L, R.11.1'11 E11L11$L1x TBII - - - K11L1rtm1n Scabbard 11ml P1111110 C:1LIL1 1i1'st ILiLutL111u11tzCz1Llct Captuiii L41;PICsiLIL11t of RiHe C11 II I l1iIL1chL11Lzu1 Dance Cummittcc L31; OffiL'Lrs CIL1I1; I1Ii11i11g Engineering Society Clcmficid Count1 Club ' Y IxIIL1L11.1'rIuCIL'. III 111' ll.11.s121', IA 0 - - - Chatham. IV I KNAUER CARROLL IIUNT, A'I'A - - L chtnor C1ty. N J 91111110111111L Bnnquct CummltlLL 1ILLI11111LL11 F.11g111LL1111u SOC1L11 IxULuER, II 111111' P1711511 1 111111111 ILHginccrintr SL1L1L11 LLlnLli V1111.1:1111111011 Comm Club Allentown 49 F mmmom A KRAYIHI.I., 11EXRY 11121.11. .1 71,111 '1' - - - - - 111111111 Joy 17.1111111-111-C1111'1' 1'1'1111CSI1'111 1'111'1111'1'1-11; 11111151' C111'n1'1'1c Schulm'ship 011; Class 1111111111111.r 1'111111 111; 1,111.15 1111' 1.1111 1'1 111-15515111111 1 111111055 1111111111111 191'3 1.11 V10; Y. M. C. A. C'1111111'1 H1; 11111111115 111111111-1'r Y. M. C, 11.111111111111011 141; Civic C11111z111-r 111-11111111 Ycrcin; Agric1111111111 Society; L11'111g Chemical Society; Lan- CilStL'I' C11111113' L1111. KREBS, LESLIE CONFER. B A E - - - 1 - - - Smtc C1'1111-gc PC1111 $11111 1 1'1r1111'1' Stuff: Ag1'i1'1111111'111 S111'11-t3'; Crab Apple C1011; C1'11t1'r County C11111 KRE1.1., 17111511121011; CARI. 1 1 ' - - 11112101011 1:111'1'1'11'3' 51101113 . K111313111, MAXIMIUJAN A1.1111111'11'1', AXE . - - - - Pine Grove Assistant 1121111111 1'1'1111 St11t1' 011101111111 H1: Orchestra. 1'21, 41; C11'11' C11111: Schuylkill County C11111; 111'1'21'11115 C111'111i.1'1',111' 111'11'1111'11111'1; 121-1121'111' Ring; 111-111111110 Vcrcin. KRIMMEL 111111.131 A11r111'11 - - - 1 Pim- Grove Agr111111111'1 '11 5111'1113'; 5111113111111 C11111113 L11111. KRI'MRINE. 311.15 1111.3 C11111.1 r1:x.3 1 . 1 . - 5111111 C011egc C1'11lr1' County C11111. ' - - 13115101 1.1111111. DANIEL Rum, 311 - - . - - - Civil 1i11g1111'1'r11111: S111'11'13': Bucks C0111113' C11111, 1.1323103: C1..x111:x1'1; 3111.1..1'1n11'm1 - 1 1 - - 31111111110011, N. Y. Philadelphia C11111. 1.1-111.11 ANN, 1713011111: 111N151. - - - - Altoona Rit11' C11111 121; 1.11111151'11111' 11111111111111: 5111'11'13: 1311111' 01111113 C11111. LEUNARD, HARRY 11115111101111 - - - - - ., - Harrisburg C0111'g1' 170111111111 121'. C1111 S111'c1'1' 1111111 112:1 111111111111 Y. .11. 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LINN, T111111.1.1' C111.E - Burgcttstown Pioneer C11111: 111111111111' Class XVrcstling '1111111 121; C11111111' 1Vr1'5111'11g 1'3. 41; 31111- 1111.; 17.11111111'1r1111;1 Soci1'l3; 1V as11111gtm1 C01111t3'C11111 511 12111 1 1 71117; 1:711 2711111711175: J 111 LONGNH 111-:11 11' 1111117211 11. - 1 . - 7 Derry C1111rc11 Electrical 131111111017'111115 Soci1t1'. 11111115111117; 1111111. 1.1211, 1'11-:11.11.1x ARTIII'R - - - - - - Madison. N. J, V111'5111 1111011 1711111 1; L1111111i11 '11'1'11'11' 1 1'1111 111 College Mile Record; Ym'silyc Cross 01111111111111111 14:41 I 1'1'1'1l1' 'I1'11'111 11. '21: Scc1'1'1111'1' Class 141; 1. 11. A. C11111111'1 1.1.1 :17011'511'118111'11'11, 31111111111; J1111N CHWAN - - - . - - - - C1'11fto11 E11'011'117L71117111icz11 811011711: Pilisbmgh C11111. MCCIE.1111'.M.11111' 1.111155 - - Gcr1111111tu11'11 C11111gc 1001111111 121: A5515111111 Football 11:111z177'711' 1:11; 11111111116111.1113 Cub; 111701111111- c11l 1. 11.771111713111111 Socict1 1110117211111; C1721'11. C11.1111.1-:s - - - - - - - Sa1'011:1. N. Y. Class 1711111111111 1'21; Civil Engineering 8711'11-11': $1111'11'11'7Cu1111' C111l1. 1111.:11'111111511'. 121'111211'17'. 1:111'1'11'111' 11711 E - - - 1 - - XYilkinshnrg 011117111- 111151'111111 11.2'111'111'5111' 1131717111111 111. 711: 81111110111an Dm11'1' 07111111111617; Cr1111 Apple Club. .111'11'x17111'1', 113111.111 R1'S51:1.1. - - 131111.1111-1111111'1 A77 1i1'111111r17 511111711; L'i1ic C11111:111-111.721'111'V171'ci11:11111111111711111111 C11111:C111161 Cap- 111111; 01111115 C11111. MCNARNEY 111151 111.1:1' 1.1' .11. - - - 17.1111101111111 Girls 111111 11. 21:1.11101'1'11 Arts P1a1'1111711117111' 1'1'1'17111; Lil1171'111 Arts 511171111. MCM 1'1.1.1-:N, .111'1'1'1117:1.1. 11121111 1 7 - - - - - B1711111'110111 Class 111150111111 111. 11.111121: 11111111111 111.11.111.11 .111 P - - - - 11'11111111151111r1 V111'Sit1 '1111c11' 11 2.11: C11 1' '71111'1'1'1 111; 111111 V111111 110170111; Class 31151101111111 1'2, 5.11; Agricultural Soci1'11: 1111111111151101'1 C11111. 11111111111117, 1111517211111. .13., A Z - - 1 . - - 111111111117. 011111 Pcnn $11110 Farmer Board 151, 41: 1701715111- 817111-11, 111.711.1111, 01:1117211' 11.111.151'. 1117111111 - - 7 - - - 30110101118 Comer Ct1111111' C11111; Mining 17311741111'1'1'11137' S71ci1't1'. 1111111111: 1., 17.1115 11111111 - - - - - - 1'11111117rsb111'g 1911 1111 Vic1117110771111111171'; C1'11l1'1' C11111111' L111111. - - - 1Vilkcs-Barre 11.1 23111 Ax111117111' - - - Enginucrinq 51111111:11'11k1's-B111'1'1' Club. - East 0110. N. Y. 311111125013 11111701117251 .711..1117'.1111.1' - - - - - Class 1117111111115: Team 111: Ca111-1 11:11111 1'21: 1501'1'str1' 507211112 31.111111; 11.11155 1.1551'17111 7172K - - - - - - i 1 FHFOS P1111111 N11113:: Lions P1:1111': 111115111 17111111111111 0 3 1:111111111 17001111 ' Varsity 11151111111111 1'1 41:1:11115 11:1s11171111111 1.11; C111ssl11'151'1111ll 1331; 81111117111 Coun- cil 1311: 1:11111111'1 511011110112, 41. 51 17,131 1 11129415161113 4 MFJXNER, 111111111511: P11 1'111111111 - - - - Philadelphia Socc cor Team 1'3. 3 11: Class Soccer Team 11. '31; Landscape Gardening Society; Philadelphia Club MENDHNHAIL, Josm'u 11 ..1111 .111: - - - - - - Gradyvillc College Track 11 3:1 College XVrcstling 1'3. 3 .41; Y. M C. A. Cabinet 13 41; Manager Pcnn State 1:11'11101' 141; Agriculturn1 Society; Chester County Club. 111111211, JOHN 171112111110; - - - - - - - - Tyrone Blair County Club; Press Club; Junior Prom. Committee. MILLER, JAMES MCDON 11.11 - - - - - - - Mcchsport Chairman 35011110111011 Poster C0111111ittcc; 81111111011101'ciS111nt Committee; Froth Board 13. 3. 41; F.111111r-111-Cl11cf Froth 1411.1'1 1.1a cClucf Artist 131; Sopho- more Banquet S11cz1k1r; Forestry Club; PiltSburg Cl1111. MITC1112..,11 17.111111: E11114: - 4 - - Derry XVCStmoreland County C1ub; Architectnal Society. 11111117111, 1711211: XV11.1.1A11 - - - - - Rixford College Football 11 '31: College W:rcstlix1g 31; Assistant VVrcstHng Manager 131: Clas s Funt1c111ll 1'31 : Glcc C111 11, 3. 1,14;1 Leader Glec Club 141;Ph:1r- snninns 1'3, :11:C i1'ic Clul1:F.1cctric111 Enginccyring Society; McKezm County Club; 1113115110111 Normal Club. MUFFATT, FRANK R.. 11 K N - - Rixford Pinnccr Club; College Track 11 21: ClaSs lrack 111; Class Baskcthall M'mager 111; McKcan County C11111;Flcctrica1 Engineering Societ t.y MHFFATT, EARLE L1N11s1-21 A T A - - - - - - Altoona 1111111 W. White Junior Scl101arship: Class Football 111', C1z1ss Baseball Manager 111; Toastmaster Junior Banquet; Agricultural Society; Dcutschc Verein; Blair Cnmm' Club; Starkey- -Cook Club 11101111151111, 11ARRY - - - - Philadelphia 1': luctro- Chemical Socictv; P111111101p111a Club 111111'1:R.1VA1.T12R A. - - Greenville Band 11,9 ., 3, 41; Dircctm' P1211111 141; O1c11utm 11, 3, 3, 41 31111151 11155111. OSBORNE - - - - - - West Pittston Penn State Farmer Board' Civic Club; Dcutsche Vcrcin; ZXgricultnml Society; For- cstrx Society; XV11kcs-B21rrc C11111. ML'RPHEV, GEORGE PAXON, UK N - - - - 1 - Philadelphia Class Basketball 19. 3, 41; Class Baseball 11, '31; Junior Prom. Committee; Elec- trical Engineering Society. MURRAY, CIIAUNCEY 12111112113 - - - - - - - 011 City 11111111101111 C11111; Mechanical Engineering Society. 3112111111111: S.1:111'F.1, FRANK - v - - - - - Sandy Lake Civil Engineering Snciuty: 1L'I11'cr Vchy C11111. NICIIHIS. GERALD GILBERT - - - - - - - Philadelphia Mechanical 1311:41111'1'1'1111: Society. 11511 L WW2; aamow J W NII'PFs 1111 81111111111 '1' B 11 UK N - - -- - - Black Lick Scabbard 111111 11111111': Junior P111111. C11111111i111'c; Cadet First Lieutenant; Cadet Cap- 1ai11;E1ccl1'ic:11 12'11g'i111'1'1111g Society; Officers Club; Indiana County C11111. N111111Is, DONALD 1711111113 - - - - - - - North East Mcchgnicnl 1 .11gi111'c1'i11g Socicty; Band 11, 2, 31; Cadet Lieutenant 131; Cadet Captzlm 141. NHTTER, JOHN C. - - - - - - - - - DuBois Pioneer C11111; EIL'c11'ic11l 1 .11gi111'1'1'i11g Society. 1'. 11.15. G1:11111.1: 111 1:1:x K E - - - - - Pittsburgh Par r111i Nun: Class Football 11. :31: Varsity Football 13:1 C1353 Baseball 131; 811111111111 5111'11111'1'141 5111110111 C'111111cilzXli11i111,r 17.11gi111'c1i11g' Society; Pittsburgh 111. PARKER. 11111111111. J11, - - - - Duncansville Class Bz1s1'111111 121: Mechanical Engineering Society' , Blair C01111t1 C11111 1111111111111, AUSTIN 1-1111111111'15 - Clark's Summit 1.:11'11'1111'11111111 C0111111' C11111: :Xfrricultnml Society; S11p1101110re Dzmcc Committee. 11.1'1'1'111151121', Tnmus ARTHUR - - - - - - - Meadeville 1311'1'11'11-Cl11'111i1';11 1 .11gin1'1'1'1111: Society; Crawford County C11111. 1'.1'1 1'1:11$11N,11'11111111 111 I'1'11150N J11.,'1'A9 - - - - - Clcm'ficld Speaker 1 -r1sl11111-11 Damn 11't; 1110911111113 13, .11; 7z1rsity Tennis Team 131; Liberal 11'15 511911-11: C11-111 li1'111 C11111111' C11111 P1: N1 15111.x'1', J1111x L11111-2N1' - - - - - - Peckville 17.11'1'11icz11 Engineering Society:1.1161111111111113 C11111111' C11111. 1'1?.11.7.1:11;11r1-'. Junx 17.1111'111111 - - - - - - - Pottsville Civil Engineering Sucicty; Schuylkill County C11111. 1'1111111, J1111N DUNAI 11 1171 111KKI- - - - - 13011119110111 C1110 Major; Choir 11. 2, 311; C11 c Club 1'2 11 Jun 1101' Prom Committee; Officers C11111; Ci1ic C111I1: Cr:111 Apple C11111' Lcl1igr11- V111111 1111111011 Club PLANK, ALFRED Q1'1N'1'1N, K11K 111 - - - - - - Morga11to11'11 Louise Carnegie Junior Schulzu'ship: 11:1111lsc11p1' Gardening Society. 111111111211, P.11'1. 11'111'1'1: - - - - - - - Chmnbcrsburg 1 1'0111 1211:1111 13. 511: 11112011115 C111'111is1'111' G1'51-Ilsc1111f1; 11111201111 Ring; ankhn County Club. R.11:1-:1.1., JOSEPH - - - - - - - - - New York Garvey C11111: Mechanical Engineering Society. 111211111, ALVIN DAVID, E II - - - - - 5 Millersburg 5111111111 Council 1-11; 11111131111711 Engineering Society. 1112151., JAMES 1111111111 - - - - - - - Columbia Class 1351101111111 1311: Class Cross C11111111'1 '1l1'z1m 1'11: 11'1'71'11115 Chemische Gc- 51'118c1111f1: 111'1121'111' Ring: 1.;1111'11111'1' C0111111'C1u 111515511. 0111111111: 11111111111. 5 - - - - - Scranton L11 Vic A11i1't: 3111111111i1r11 Engineering Sucicty; 1.11ckz111'z11111:1 County Club. 53 V WqQQMVE '1 REEVES. 13mg Jnllx. I X, A U E - - - - - - 111113110. N. Y. College Truck 11. '21: Artist 1-3 Vic 111151: 5111111111 C1111111'11 131; Cross Country 1011111 111: I..z1111ls1'1'1111' G111'111'11111p, Society. Rmsrn. CHARLES 31.1mm, UK N - - .. - - 4 Aslllaml 17.11'c1ri1'111 Engineering S111'i1'1y: 51'11111'111'111 C1111111y 1211111. REIST, 1112x11v lesmx', ATA - - - - - - Mount Joy Class 11:151-111111 Mnnngcr 1211; Ag1'i1'1111111'111 Sncicty: 1.:1111':1511'r County Club. REX, SAMI'EI, 11111.1.1211, A A E - - - - - - - Ingram Junior 1'1'11111. C111111111111'1': 17.11'C11'icnl 1311;:1111'1'1'1111: Society: 1311151111rg11 Club. 12111: G Lxxms - - - State College Mechanic: 11 1.111111111011111.r Socichz Cc111r1 01111111 C11111. RITTIZR 31.1mm 1.1 1'111111 - - - - - - - - Allentown Glee C11111 13 41: 1-1'1'21'11115 C111'misc111' 111'51'1151'11111'1; 111111: Club; 1.1-111g11-Nor111- 11111111011 01111111 C11111; All1'1111m'11 Preparahn'y C1111. Rmusox G12.:111111 A. - - - - Harrisburg C1111 I11g'i111'1'11115r 511111'lx: 11:11'r1.:'11111'n 0,1111 Romxsnx. 11111112111 1111121211 1 - - . - - - - Mt. Lebanon Cz1111'1 Second 1.11-1111'1111111; 01111'1 Captain: C11s1111111n1i1z111 Club. RUGERS 61-111mm '1'1111111111. '1'11A - - - - Brookville Sca1111z'1111 :11111 11.1111112111151111'1115 13. 41:1 C11111'1 1'1151 1-111111'1111111 :11111 B11111111o11 Adju- tant 1511;111'1jr11'1112Cluss S111111'11z1n11:31'111111111'121'0111 Commitmc; Miningr Soci1'1y ROSE. 1'1.x11111.11 McNEIJA'. AA: - - - - - - - Rcfton Electrical Engineering Soci1'1y. Rosax. 11.111111' 11111112111 1 - - . - 1 - Pl111n1'101phiz1 Class 111111111111: '11-:1111 1'21; Philadelphia C11111; Agric1111111'1'11 Society; Deutsche Vcrcin. RUSENBERUER Ntuu 11111121, Acacia. '1' K '1' -' - - - Pcrkasie Associn11' 151111111' La Vie: Czulct Captain 141: 01111-1 1:111:111011 Quartcrnmster: 0111c curs C11111' 31111111'1111111135 C11111; Press C11111: 1.1111'1':11 Ar1s Society: Bucks County C1 1.1111 SAYIJJR R n'Muxn 1111115121' AXE - - Harrisburg qurishurg C11111; 1'1'21-1111s Chunischc 11151-1151'111111; Sonim Dance C01111111ttce SCHRK'ERS, RAYMOND 11.1111. - - - - - Oil City Cosmopolitan C11111'. 111'11151'110 Vcrcin: C1'1111 Apple Cl11lr;Ag.:1'ic1111111':11 Society. SCHWARTZ, AHRMIAM - - - - - - - - Philadelphia Cosnmpolitnn Club. SELKREGG. FRED MILLS, '1'11A - - - - - - - North E1181 ColIegc 15001111111 11. '21: Class 1:001111111 1'21; Mining Engineering Sucicty; Eric C011111y Club. SHARP, 1115s 1. .L1ETH JAM: - - - Phoenixvillc Girls Play 111: Y. .C. A. $11011 1'21; 111'11151'111 V '111111; Chester County Club. 54 1211 L TE 91:114TE'1E J Sli11l.l.ENlHiRK;l-Zk, 1115111111 111.11.11.1x 11111111'1'1' Ch1l1 - - - - 111-1111111'111'1111' 5111111111 1111:11'11;Stu11111t Council 13, 41; Vice 111'1'51111'111 111 Class 131; President of C111$S113; Var rSiCtly Wr1'51111111 101111113, , C11111 11.11 1311111111111 131; College 112205111111: 111; Class 11115111111131:1111111111't C11111111itt1'1' 13'1;Bm1q111't Speaker .'1H1'Ss C11111 131:11111111111511111'9 C1111131 111115 1:1 811111115, 11.111111.11 11111151111 '1' K '1' - - - - Gc'rmantmm Varsitx 111151111111111 11. 3. 1'11: C11 111111111 Varsity Basketball 131; loastmustcr Fresh- 1111111 111111111111: J11111111'P1'1.1111 0111111111111:1'1111111111'11111111 C11111; 13111115 12111. Sum'ocx, 1411111111' 1.121: - - - - - - - J01mst01111 German 11111'11. '11: 11111111111111 C11111 11, '31: 111'11151'111- Y1'1'1'i11; Agricultural So- 1'1ely; Cr1111-Xl111102C111l1;1111111511111'11C11111. 511111., JOHN 131111.111, A X E . - - - - - - Harrisburg Harrisburg Club. SINCLAIR, 11.11111111, 2111 . . . . - 4 - - Ridngly Chemical S111'icty. SKINNER, DONALD KREPER, '1' 11A - - - - - - C1111111ber5b11rg D1'111115;.1Xssi511111t Manager 11111511111115; Class 1511111111111 11, '31; Manager Class B115- 111'111:111 111: Banquet Speaker 111; 311111111111111'1' 111111131 Committee; Mining En- gi111 '11111;.1,r S111'11'1y; .111'1'1'1'1'511111'14' Club; 1511111111111 County Club SMILEY, 111011.15 1511111113 - - - - - - - Canonsburg C1'1111 Apple Club, Agricultural Socicly; 11215111111111111 Clumly C11111. SMITH. 151111.111 111011 .15 - Pittsburgh ClassB:1S1'11:111'3;1 11111111111131E11g1111'111ng 51111111; 31111i1'1'l;1111'cr C11111; PittS- burgh C11111. 501.1.15111311, A1.111:11'1' 1.. - - - - - - 4 - 1311111111Sb11rg Civil Engineering Society; C11111t C11111111'1. 51211111511, 131111311111 C11155'1'1'11 '1' K 11' - - - - . - Harrisburg Harrisburg C111b;10r1'st11 81111111; lilSt 1-11:11111111111 of L1111115 13'1, Glee Club 11,0 .., '11 31; thsoninns 11 SI'IEGIJi, 11.11.1111 G1511111;E, '1' K '1' - . - - P1111111l1'111l11:1 1111:11'51111111118 111; 11111111101111 1111111 11. '3 11; Lcndcr 11111111111111 Club 1311. 5112121., C11..11111:s 1112N51H1111 - 4 - - - - - DUBOIS C111l1'1 1'11'31 1.11'1111'1111111; 111111-1411 C11111; Class S111'1'1'1' T111111 131. STEWART, 12.11111. 11111115111 - - - 4 - - 01:11 Center Varsity Soccer T1'11111131:1:1ss S111'111' '111'11111 1'31; 911111111101 Sp1'11k1r 131: 1,1vll Engineering Society; 117115111111111111 C11111111 Club. S'I'leR, 11.111111 me' - w - - - - - 1x01111111 Square 1:1'1'5'111111'11 111'11:11111g T111111; 1C11-1'11'i1'111 J'Z11g1111'1'1'i11g S111'11'13'; Chester County Club. 55 m 1 mg: 11114151301113 4 51111111111111, EDWIN 11111421511.va - - - - - - Carbondale College Choir 1'1, :11; G110 Club 12, 31: College Quancuc 1'31; Agricultural So- ciety; Crab Apple Club; Lackmvannn County Clul1. $1013.1sz, Rm' L,, 41311 - - - , - - Jamestoxm Industrial Engineering Society. STONER C11R1sT1'IRv1NE,BAE . - Forestry Society; Louise Carnegie Schulnrship 121. - - Verona STONEROD C11 1111115 111111'11111, '11.. v K - - Pittsburgh Manager Class 1111511ng 111: College 1V1'cst1i11g 11, J1; Manager Froth 13, 41; Pittsburg C11111; vacr Cl11b;Mccl1:111ical Engineering C1u11: P11111'S1111ia11s 12, 31. STUART, JOSEPH ALEXANDER - - - - - 1 - Carlisle Chemical Society. STUART W'iLIHM B111111 - - - Carlisle Garvey Club; Prc- Medical Society; C111111111'1z11111 Count; Cl1111 SW 113, CHARLES ELI - - - 1 - Elizabethville Civil 17.11121111101ng Society; Harrisburg: C11111;St1111c11t Council 131. Sx111'T,T1m111s 1351.11.11, A1 P - Pittsfield. Mass. Business Manngcr La Vic; Civic C11111: 11111151131 Society; New England Club; Le Ccrclc l1a11cnis. S11'1SHER, 11.1mm PATTERSON, AA: - - Kirk11ood Class Cross Country 111: 1:111cz1st1'r 111111111 C11111;l111l1151ri:11 Engineering Society TELLEYSH, JHHN Delphi - - - 1 - - - Scranton Vnrsitv lmck 1011111 1-1. 111 1; Class 'Ii1':11'k 11, '1, 351; 1'11'11'1-511'1' Society; Lackawanna C01111t1'Clu1. THAYER, PAI'L CI'NNISUN - - - - - Erie Mechanical Engineering Sncicty'. 1i1'i1 111111111' C11111 lonn H 111111! LEON 11111 - - - - Miffiin Press C11111:E11-c1rical 1 11'1i11c01'i11g St11'i111:J11111:11:1 Valley Club. T111111, SAMUEL GUY - - - - 1 1 - - Mimin Civil Engineering Sncicty: J1111i:11:1 Valley Club; Morccrslmrg Club. TOWNSEND, RALPH S1?111i1.1.1N1;1-:11, ATA - - Cape May Court 11111139. N. .1 Civil Engineering Society; Assncizm- 1i1111ur La Vic: Cnllcgc Orchestra; Mandolin Club: Philadelphia Club. TUIIULSKI, ANDREW VVELLINGTUN - . - - - - - Eric Eric County C11111. UNDERWUUD, ALFRED 11111'1N,chcia - 1 - - - - Philadelphia Associate Editor La Vie: C1110 C111l1 1'3. :1. 11: Choir 1'1, 311: Civic C11111; Liberal Arts Sucicty: Philadelphia Club. 56 12631 L W344ML$W J I VER1, ' 141:.1'1'1511 1V. - - - Fairdulc SL11iL1r Class PrL-siLIL-Hil S111L1L-111 1111:11'11 11,. 44-: I;1'L'5111L111 Student 1111:1111 14,4; Stlk L1L11t Council g3343;47:11'sity Football 11 2, L 44' Captain Footha II 134; Varsity XVi'cstling' 11,2144; Varsitv Sacco! 13:14 Class 13:15011'111 11, 34; Class Track 114; Class Soccer 12. 14 Class BIUKIULL S11L111L' 11 3, 44: Y. 41 C. A. Show 1'24; Civil 111:1'111LL'1111LT Society; 44 restlinq C;11111 MLrL'crsburg Club. Vnsm'nu, G12L1111115 1111:1111111'11', '11: K - - - - - - 131113015 Varsity li'zlslutlmll 124: Xssistunl Y '11'5111 1:15L11:1ll 141.111agL1'134: Class 11113110111311 141111.11101' 11 4: Class Baseball 11. -. : C11:111'111.'111 31111110111011 DunL'L' Committee; Varsity 11:15L11:111 Manager 144 4VAGN1511. 4115151111 EDWARD, 21 41A - . 1 . . - Hanover Civil 11111;:i11L'L-1'i11g Society; Garvey Club; YL11'11' CL111111y Club, 111.111.1132. 1i1111'1x S., E 11 - . - - - - - Philadelphia Civil 11.111411111011113r Society; Philadelphia Club. 4V.11LN1:11. Jnnx 141111.115. 1' A V - - - - . - I'L-nnsdulc Horticultural SL1ciL1111':.XSsL1Lialc 1C1111111' 1.1 4711-:; CollL-gc 4V1'L'sili11g 1'3. 3 14'. Class XVI'L'stling 124; Crab Apple Club; LyL'mninL'; County Club; 41'111111111511011 C11111. VVATSHN, 11011211111 17.111111: - - - r - - - Cnchi'unville Civil Engineering C11111. 14111.11'1511, LAMLmT AYERS - - - - - - - 111:11'1'isb111'g Civil Engineering Club; Class Baseball Manager 124; Harrisburg Club. 141121111511, 0512111 14112111211 - - - - - - - 4Villinn1sport Mechanical Engineering Socicly; 4Yilliunispnrl Club. 44711111511, 1,. J. - - - - - . - - 1 Lancaster 11113111115111; 11311111111 111511.1'11111 r - 5 1 - - - Duquesnc Civil EnginL'L'ring' SnciL'ty; 111115111111: C11111. XVFkxm 111111'511 05cm - - - - - 1VL1r11crsvilIL1 11111'11L'1111111'al SL1L'iL11' , Crab ApplL C;11111 11L'1'11's CL1111111 Club. 44711111131155 1I1'.1.1:x - - - - - - Atlantic City. N. ,1. 1.il1L1':11 Xrls Socich: Gi1'1s Play 11. 2. :14; 14L'1115L'11L- Vcrcin. WHITE. 111111111 L1111L113AXP.1111111111sb111'g Cl'l. 110:15111'L1134;IJ1111101' O1':11111 Y.111.C.. X. C1111i11Lt 1514; SL'L'Lle 1-1L-111L'11z1nt 114; C11oi1';G1LL Clu11. 2. 3 44: 11.111L111L11' C11111111111LL;Ci1'ic C11111; Press Club, 11'L17,L'lius Cl1L111iscl1L GLscllsclmft: C011111111izl County C111l1 WHITNEY, RL1111211'1' 111' L 111M: 11.1.11 A T A - - - 111:15111110'1011 D. C. 1'101'tic1111111'211 SL1L'iLt1 . Varsity 1:151'111111 12.1144: C.1 1111:1i11 4 .1rsit1 11:15L11:111 144; Varsity 15001112111 144; Class Baseball 114; Cl'z'1ss 1011111;111 114;P:1r1111 Nous VVICKERSHAM, LUTHER 121.1112x - - 1 - - - 11:11'riSburg Sanitary 17.11g'i110L'1'i11Lr S14C101y: 11:11'1'1511111'g Club; Conway 11:111 Club. '.n SK m 1 mEWm WE J 1V ;C.1Ns, ROBERT CLARK, RAB - - - - - - - Indiana Ilnrticulwral Society; Clzhs Baseball 112, ID; Crab Apple Club; Agricultural Society; Imlizmn County Club. XVHJJAMS, ALEXANDER C1ux1'1-11k11, E N - - - - - New CnStle Press Club; Beaver Valley Club. XV11.1.111315, CHARLES FREDRICK - - - - - - Pittsburgh Mining Enginccring SHCiL-Iy: Pittshurg Club, XVILSUN, ALBERT STANLEY, d'AO - - - - - 1Yillizm1sport CuHL-gc Fornhnll 11. 21; Class Football UM Varsity 100111311 3. 0; Chairman Freshmen Banquet C0111111it1cc; Banquet Spcnkcr 111: Sophonmrc Dance Connnittee; XViIlimnsport Club; 30H1-fu1ltc Aczulmny Club: Mining- Fuginccring SnciLt 1y. 1Y115nx, WALTER REILLY, E A 1'1 1 - - - - - 'IHu'cntum Civil Engineering Society. 1an. 1.1-:11N 1511111251, A A: - - - , - - , Dc Golia Elcctricnl Engineering Sncicty; 1111111 U,'2. 3, J1; Orchestra 1'2. 3, H; McKean Cunmy Club. XVnunmuk. XVHJJAM IRVIN. 11K N - - - - - S VVutcrvillc Electrical Engineering Society. XVnR'rnmnTnx, HHNRY Rl'SSl-ZI.L - - - - - - Philadelphia Louise Carnegie Scholarship 1'45; Varsity Succcr 155, 41; Class Sncccr 2, 31; Y XV. C. A. Show CD; Crab Apple Club. 1VYRuL'Gu, HUGH chnAEL, 2111'; 11' K 1P - - - 1 - - Altoonu Garvey Club; Mechanical Engineering Society: P111111 County Club. Yimxn, HARM PESTANA - - - - South Eaton Associate Editor Penn State Farmer 03, 20; Class Debuting Team CD, Agvicultural Social; . W'ymning County Club 711111111211, PERHVAL - - - - - - - 1 - Lansdale Agricultural Society; Muntgnnmry County Club. ZOLIJXUER. FRED LOt'IS, 11, K 1D, T B H - - - - - - Columbia Lancaster Cnuntv Cluh' Mining Engineering Sociotv. v 7 , . IF mmmwm J- 1914 QEIass SDtticets ROBERT H. CRAIG - - - - - Presidrut JOHN H. QUIRK - - Virc President WILLIAM G. BINDER - - - - SecrcIm-y LAWRENCE B. KEELAN - - - Treasurcr JOSEPH W. DUNNING - - - - Hisloriau 1914 Qtlass ibigtorp is with a great tleal 111' pleasure :llltl delight that we re- euttnt the days of mm hahylmml when we were so 110- lightfully nursed 11y our big brothers the sophomores, antl even mare pleasure and delight is Ours when we re- 1 V1 count the days when we usurped the rights of the nurse and 100k our turn at rearing: the hahy. But now that our tlays of adoleseenu- we are leaving hehiml us. we are eummenetng 10 feel the dignity tletnantletl of us on 0111' passing from the hoyhnml of our college career to the tirst few months at young manhood. An freshmen. we well realized that we must he 11p and doing if our record :15 :1 class of 0111 llenn State was to stand for anything. Now. at this time. :15 we lunk back over the achievements of the class in the past two years. we are very 1111111111 111' mn- reenrdi The members of Nine- teen Fourteen have been prnminent in all departments at college activities. and have kept up the high standard of the class. Early in the present year when it tlawnetl upon US that 0111. days of class scraps were over. we were tilled with tleep regret. lint all 01 0111' scraps 112111 heen well fought and who Slltltl1t1 11e11y 115 the privilege of retiring :15 do :111 hattle-scarretl warriors, only to he wnltmket's. The intense class spirit that was dominant in 1111 our class scraps. was only indicative of the true love and devotion of every member of the class to Old Penn State. However anxintts each man is to tinish the preparation for his life's work. here a more year remains i Time moves only too t .1 State. his anxiety is mingled with deep regret that only one which to enjoy the good fellowship which exists among us. swiftly during our college days and ends too abruptly the associations which we have enjoyed for 10111 years. lhtt in the end itch man will surely feel that all is well that ends well. and forever strive to realize the wortls of mu Alma Mater. May our lives help swell nur fame, Dear 0111 State. Dear Old State 61 $931 1 mmmm A V CHARLES SNYDER ADAMS. A F P AGRONOMY ESTERLY Sunbhud Ind Blade: Associate Editor LA VIE; Treaaur rer Y. ..C A. 131; Sacretary-Treuurer Civic Club 31; Associate Egitor Penn State Farmer 12 . 31; Assistant Editor-elect: Clans Debuting Team 111: Cadet First Lieutenant 131; omcers Club; Agricultural Society; Berks County Club; Perkiomen Club; Crab Apple Club. The 11115111055 man of 51:11:: Co1lcgc approaches. X0. 1 L':111'1 5111113' 10 night 1 have 100 11111113' meet- ings 10 211101111' V1110 would have 111011g111-11? Charlie once saw :1 .5L'110111-tcz1cl1cr leave the train :11 41111 matter where and now he seriously contem- plates taking up pedagogy :15 :1 1'0L'1111011.Ch:1rlie 1.5 101111 of relating 11011 he can 511C111 German ' nicht so gut wie E11gli511'. 11 1111 :111 111.5' rush and 1urr3', Ch:1r1c.5 .51111 1111115 time 10 w1r11c 1115 name in 111.5 1100115 :11111 w111 11y his colors in June, 1914. OLIVER TAYLOR AILES ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DONORA The 11:1111L 01 this 121115 111mm town 5111111115 1 e1'3 Spanish, Mexican, 01' something 111.50 11111 not 51rictl1' Xmerican. One glance 211 1115 thrmghtful :11111 cxprcs5- i1'e countenance quickly11151111111115 0111- 111 this respect for we place 111m :15 :111 Mnericnn of 11m Vintage 01 1850 You will notice 111111 11'L 5:13' '111011g11tfu1 hc- causc, 1111111. never 1'1'ryt:1111'.'11'11c he always 11:15 :111 2111- plroprintc :11111 11111111: rcmzu'k 1'01'11111 11:11'111'111111' 0cm- 5111114csp1cia113' when 1111: 0111151011 i5rz1ilr0:111 5111'- 113111112. GEORGE ALLEN. Pioneer Club MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BRUSH VALLEY College Foott lBall Team 131; College Wrestling Teeam 11 21; Class Wre ling 121; Mechanical Engineering Soc y; Mo 1v b Indiana County 0111 hi Hep hcgzln 111.5 1111' :11 PC1111 State with 1111: 1913 1110115 01111'10 111011 11111 :1 year to 11111 101' 1115 111:1113' fr1111115 111 19141111 .11111 11:1111150111L 11c 1121.5 many 111011115 111101151 the gentle .50 '.H1'Icp 15 rather quiet; so much so that 11c 11c1' er laughs at . 1 joke before 1'15- 11111'5', but usually 11':1its 1111111 the rest of 111C world is 511111111eri11g.1'1e is 5011101111111 01 :111 n11111'1c '11111 111.5 110111 011 the 111:11 :11111 the gridiron 01111101 116 01 c1- 10011011. :111 11:111. 111-11. 62 mmww J WILLIAM FREDERICK ALLEWELT HORTICULTURE SEWICKLEY When nBillT whistles. one would tic1ir1ke some canary bird had broken :11111y from :1 HJagC l1:1s a1111biti011s to be a Baritone Soloist,si11ceeall the girlsl ovc 'Springy Sue at first sight. His Musical Laugh and great abilities as a track man have won envious glances 131' C11 from his e11emies.Does he pick Arbutus? No, 111: 1110115 it. However, he says it is too expensive to keep any more of the family than inst HER, especially in Ne11 Yo rk HARRY EDWARD ANDERSON SANITARY ENGINEERING TIDIOUTE Civil Engineering Society; XVan-en County Club. Nestled among the wooded hills of XX :11'1'611 County is :1 little town which HAndy is proud to 0:111 his home He had f01'111er13'i111011dcd to enter the minis- try. but belie1i11g that he could better serve his 1011' men he entered college with 1914. choosing Sani- 1:11'3' F11gi11ec1'i11g :15 his profLssion. Blo11d3 has a habit of thinking :1 suhjLLt in the hrst semester of ouch 3'L:1r but despite this unhusincss like custom 11'e L-xpLL'I great things of him PAUL TYFFE ANDERSON, 11 X A ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING MERCER Electrical Engineering Society; Beaver Valley Club. Paul Tyffc is 011C 01' those testimonials by which even sleepy people know of Pent m St1lte.He has :1 1'LcorLl all his 01111 of Loming to classes late with only three 111i11utes'11111111 from McAllister St t.1'ect The a- 5011s for his frequent trips to the country are only 1'1 1111111L1'L1f L011jcctio11s 1111110111111 se1era1 theories ha1e hecn :1111'1111L'L1ngii3 110 means :1 grind 3'Lt somewhat of :1 sh:1rl1'.' Andy is :1 good scout '11111 has many friends who are surc- 01 his landing :1 sheep- skin i11 I1111c.1914 Fa10rile 0x111'cssi011: YL111 poor prune 63 IT 11.519141111101113 AI :1' PAUL CECIL APPLE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SMETHPORT Mechanical Engineering Society. The 1111111CHCC 0f :1 quiet 111:111 is 21111'11ys felt.:1t times Pe'te i is no doubt the must quiet fellow in his class. He is the only 1112111 in his 1121ti1c 1011111 who 11:15 not succumbed to the charms of the 1'11-111ge belles, 11110 it is said are far 2111016 the 111L1'11ge in ev ery r-L' speet. 11c 11:15 11 Iemarknhle record here.11e was m'iginn11y :1 19131111111 hut Llecidul to take :1 year's 1':1c2111011:11111 1e1'11'e 11i1h the more 11n111e c1z1ss of 1914. WALTER NEVIN APPLE. CIVIL ENGINEERING SMETHPORT Civil Engineering Society. Another one 11f 1he transit and r1111 brigade. Apple came to 1' mm State 215 21 1913 1111111 but after two years 11LL'iLled that :1 vacation would he 11e11e1ici211. Xiter :1 year with the St: 1te Highway 11L11:11't111e11t he returned to our midst :15 :1 j1111i0r.11e is of :1 genial disposition and :111 2111 :1111111111 good sttule.1V1111er 11:15 21 host of friemlx 11111011,; 1111111 his 0111 111111 new Llassmates. FRANK GETZ ASHBROOK. A A E ANIMAL HUSBANDRY ' YORK College Track cal 21; oPenn Stale Farmer Board 131; Thespinns L31; Y.W;L21 York County Club; Sirloin 0111.11 I'rank 'Get7' Ashhrook into 111 my LlifiicultiLs but his lucky horseshoe 115111111y s211es him He is :1 1011 11;: connected 111: 111 in Lollege society 111111 21 star performer in home 11r01111ctim1s.11e made 1111 excepti011211 hit 111 the Y. M. C A. Show as a calf 211'.Lle Frank is 0116 of the M11111 Building 'r011g1111L-L11'sfi who consequently knows something as to rough housing.11e found r1111- 11ing 011 the truck too stanuous 11nd therefore walked with the :11111'1111r11 squ11d He is :1 mighty good scout who always 11:15 21 kind word and 21 cordial grL-Lting for may 0110. 11.1 L 11153319151112.1113 11.411 ARTHUR LEROY AUMAN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WILKES-BARRE 5113'. f01111w.5. 110 you 11111111 11'11010.111111:111 11105?' 11110 111:11 Junior 11110 1.5 111:11'r1011? This is 1110 :111- 51101 111:11 :1 1'0111111 11015 1111011 inquiring for our friend. .r1 1 S:111 11111 1r110 .1r1 0:111 110 11111;:01' 110 1111111- 1101'011 :111111111: 0111' 11:10110101' C111l1 111011.115 Mr.G1'1:ha111 11fi110 .11rlh :111101'i1':111 says. '1110 11:15 had his 01150- 1111 1'1' is :1 grand 1'11111w 11m 9111101055 :11111 even 1111111211 110 11:15 111:111'i111011i:11 11111i05 10 which 111 :11101111 110 1101'1'r 111r11015 110 0111111'5. .11'.1 11c wish you 1:10:11 511000.55 :11111 10113: 11411111111355 in 3'1111r 111111111i:11 51:111 HAROLD EMERSON BACHMAN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WlLKES-BARRE Electrical Engineering Society; Wilkes-Barre Club. T1115 111:111 11:1011111a11 00111111111113 known a5 P11re 31111111. 1 01111105 from that part 01' 1110 anthracite coal district known :15 11i11' 05-13:1r1'.e P:1. T110 middle name. 1111101'5011511gg0515 11001r3 although 11:10.11 sticks to pr050 :11111 :15 his favorite pastime 10115 stories. G0110r:1113' 1:11105 more trips 11111110 111:111 the 50110111110 02111.5 for. 1'11'110'5 1110 Dame? It 5001115 :15 if some Prof. woke 11:1011 1111 duringr his sophomore year. for 5ii1ce 111011 he 11:15 110011 :1 110rf001 5111110. WILBUR JOHN BAER AGRONOMY NEW CASTLE Press Club; Tri-County Club: New Castle Club. RC1. is :1 1111i501055. 111111111055. g001111at11re11. agron. 111111.51. whn 0:111 rough-honse. 5111113'. 0:11. or 510011 :15 occasninn 110111:111115. 511100 he 11:15 110011 with 115 110 11:15 1:011011 whole lot 111111011t 11110110111111:11 effort. 11:15 110011 known 10 51101111 51111111113125 011 :1 fruit farm near .1511ur3'Pn1'1x 111101'0 he made 1111110 :1 hit with the 11:111115.11111 111i.5' 0x110ri01100 11:15 1101 :1i11e11 him much here :11 S1: 110 College. U 11 1'1:15 011131 11110111111g1nck- ing. :15 5111111 :15 110 0111.5.1' little more 11011'1'01' hr cak- f:1.51 he will 110 :11110 111 511:11011 1110 111'ight f111111'0 which i.5 511'011'11 1101'0r0 him. 11311011 him 1111 i1. 65 EJQLQTLEEVUE J- WILLIS MILES BAKER, A 19 S. FORESTRY WARREN R1110 Club; Foreltry Society; Warren County Club. Ba comes to 11s 1111111 that good 11111 111'1111 0f W'arren. His 111iL-f dissipation is his 1:1l1i1 11f 1:111i11g 11mg hikes o1c1' the surrounding country. He never shouts :1110111 1111.11 he 11'11011's.hut 11511:1113'11s1111gs his instructors for :1 bunch 111 :Vs :11 the end 1:1fc:1ch se111eslcr.3:111'le' attended the 1111'estLrs Camp and took practicum in wood cho 011111111: :15 :1 side issue became adapt in the manipulation 111 his little hatchet that he 5111111 111111111 11:11'L' 11e111111e11 the 1111111115 111 their 111i111c1'.11 11e11111e . 11 Lre it 11111 for th 1e fact that drastic measurLs were speedily taken for the 1110501'1 .1111111 of Nature's handiwork. HOWARD CLYDE BALDWIN FORESTRY , ST. LOUIS. MO. This :1111il:11111e looking L'h:1p 1r11111 St Louis 011cc graced thL hi1 of Che. ster County. hut true 10 the doctrines of 11111101: Grccly3 he went VVest.1111L' 111 no fault of his own 3:11113' is :1 gre'11 believer 111 the home mixture of Olli-ve 011 :11111 011 01' bergramct for the roof garden 011 1is L'rz111iu111.11L- c1: thus it is good for the hair, but whether this is true 111'1101 it 1111s i11- cited in him :1 mania fm' roughing 1111 other fellows r00ms.13'despe111ls his time in acquiring :1 deep and comprehehsixe knowledge 01 forestry and its a11ied subjects;111 cultivating his voice for 11111Lh we ofter 110 :1p010gy;:11111 i11 L'at r3i11g 011 a correspondence course with a member of the St. Louis $311111h1111y Orchest'u. We should Lertninly like to hear her May the violin Clyde. ROBERT EDWIN BALDWIN. A X E CHEMISTRY EMPORIUM First Lieutenant Cadet Regi ment', Garvey Club; Berzelius Ch emische Gene! ac cha ft. 'WX hesw! 1 11011 my soul! ! Jhis 51111113'111111 :1111- 11iti0us specimen 01 Emporium 3'1111111 was born and reared in the rcz11111 of dynamite 211111 it was this that led UBIlidyU to choose Chemistry :1s :1 life profession. His chief 11011 1y is iiboaling with the Sisters 0 1103151311112; 1s :1 11351111 of being fed 011 dynamite in his youthful days he is naturally adapted to making a hit with the 1:1ir 011es.As a physicist 11c ranks eVLn with Gruvey 211111 Sir 15:1:1c Newton :11111 11'L 100k for great things 1r1'1111 him 66 11111 n:nlii I 1. '11 -t 131. CLARENCE RAYMOND BANES ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Freshman Flag Scrap Committee: Electrical Engineering Society; Philadelphia. Club. . 0.111 C. R 1' is our 11 cstinghonsc shark. A111011L Wishing :1113'clcct1'ic111 dope 1111011 around to his room 11113'110111'11ft1r 111i1111ight.11111es is thinking of 11cc0111i11g 1111 clcctl'ici1111.:1t 111651111 he is chief elec- li'ician of the Ni1111113' Tight 111111 Power Company. lurthCI 13111165 is quite 11 hot air 11rtist.1111y011e wish- ingr stL11111 L'a111'1111111111 111 Mai11.50 f11r he 11:15 not quite 111111112 1111 his mind 11'11c111Lr to 110 5111'111111 Edison 0r 1101.11111 we think he i11tL11Lls 111 lrive F11ison 01' 11113' of those 11111 51'1135' 11 111'1111 chase. WILLIAM STEEL BARNHART ANIMAL HUSBANDRY GREENSBURG Pioneer Club; Sirloin Club. 111mm this i111111L'L-nt exile from the Elysian fields was pcrpctiutul on our weary patience 11c madet 1e fatal mist 1116 of raising his standard as champion of the 1Flossiesx'1The disasterous effects due to his success in this chosen profession are enough to 1111111111 the boldest 11 e prophesy that, with 1111 Indiana Nor- malist, he 11111 1111:1113' settle 1101111 to 1isu111ize such dreams of agriculturai splendor that Adam 11'111 groan 11101111 in his je1 llousy PASCHAL WILLIAM BARR. Acacia INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING ALTOONA Manager Class Base 131111 1D; Civic Club; Blair County C1ub. BC 110111 11 1111111 who came 10 Lollcge to work 111111 who 11115 been able t0110 it. HPat seems to thrive 011 work. His 01113'f111ilt is his fondness for cutting classes before 111111 after each 1'11c11ti011.1V11e11 asked to explain,11e usually 51135 that it was business that detained him but 116 think it 11115 11 certain fair maiden of 1111001111. Pat ' is one of those rare combinations; :1 student and :1 fusser. 67 1 WE. M'WE; J BENJAMIN JEROME BASKIN c1111. ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Class Foot Ball 121: Civic Club; Central Manual Club; Philadelphia. Club. If 11'5 1 r1'111'11 ask 111'11. 111' :1111':1y.1' 111:1k1'5 1011 111-1 11:111111 1111111 111 . :1r11111111 1'111 111' .1' :1 rcgul: 1r Gcmgc .11. C1111111 11-11111 i1 1'11111121' 111 1:1'1ggy11111511'. 11' y1111 11:11'1111 111. '1111 111111 1'1111'1c 1:111 :1 Heat 1.01111111r 15 1'01 11r115111:11 terms 111' 1'x11r1'5si1111 111' 1'111111' 1111'111 r1'11 11111; --1111 111' 1011's 1 1 1111' 13:11111'111' XV1'1'11111'5' :11 1'1: 111c'.1' 5111111: 31111010. 11111, 15 116112 D111' L1'w15 :11111 111' 111111 11'1'11111'111 14111-5 with 1111' 1111115. 1011 15 50111111 :111 :11'11111111 :11111 111' 111':1r111y 111.111 111111 11'1'11. RALPH CONRAD BATHGATE AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY LEMONT Lcibig Chemical Society: Centre County Club. 11115 111'11gl11ft11 111111111c 11111'11 :111111111: the rocks of A11.Nitt:111y.1.1 11011111 1r1y known :15 Thu 1.:11'1111'1'0115 11'11101111 r ' 1111' 111111 y1':1r :11 P131111 State 1v:1s .12111'111 1'111111:111111' evading 1110 51111119 and calling 1111 11111' of the fair 11x. O11 :11'1'1111111 111' his knowledge of 1111':11 gcograpln he was 111'. 311'1111-65 right 11:11111 man 1111 111'010g1' 11111.. pr11111151's m 11c1'11111e an :11rr1' 1'111111ra1 1110111151 :11111 1111511111 111e St 111 C11111'g1' 17.x- 1111'111111 Company when 1111 new r11:111 11:15 11e1'11 111'1'- 1'11111:111'11.1V1' 1'x11c1't 111111 111 111:111'1' 14111111. EUGENE KENNETT BAUMAN LANDSCAPE GARDENING NEW, YORK CITY Landscape Gardening Society. 11131111111 :1 1'1'111 sport and j1111y1'1'111111 who claims '1111111511'11111'1'5101'5 1113511111 111.1: Irish 12111: e 1011'5 111 sing On 1110 Banks of 1111' Rattan. 11111 says 111111 Rutgcr5 1.1' 511112111111 11111 11c:1r Broadway. l'ic 51111 111111115 Pk'llll State is located 111 Bellefontc :11111 11:1.1' c51211111511c11 no permanent residence here although 110 may occ:151011:111y 119 10111111 :11 Nittany 11111. He claims 111. '11 1015 of men have 116611 1111'01111 11y :111 unmanage- 111111: pony 15 1.1 demonstrating 111.11 111'11:15 the come back spir11.'111' 1111011111 111 conduct :1 11111'81'1'1'11111-1' 111' grz11111:5.1t1' 68 T1 ? 11111111111711; A RAW MERLE ELESWORTH BEACH C11 1L ENG1NEER1NC CARBONDALE Civil Engineering Society; ankawannn County Club. Merle i.1 111111 01 Lar110111111c1 1011.1 According: to him if 111i.1 .1'1111111 111111 11cm- 11111 011 11111 1111111 111erc would ha 110 U S. :1. 1111i1c studying r111'10ri1' in his freshman your 11c11ch tliscm' cred 1111115 1111' 111111101 111111 11111111: :1 .1'1111' 1111 the 111i11C1.1' 111 1'011'r1'i11gr 10 the ignor- :111t 111i11cr.1 fhis 111113111011 .10 bothered 111111 111111 110 1hrc1'11011c11 10 sue the 1111111. 10111111 11 11 shark in arguing 11.1111 111111111'1 1:915 in the 111.11 1v0r11.Al pres- ent 110 1.1 at 11ork .1'111'1' cying :1 11e11 r11ilr01111 for Parker. G11 10 i1.Sp111'1 CARL CLEMSON BEASOR. d1 K 111 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HARRISBURG 11 is 011111 10111 111111 .1i11111'c i.1 1:0111e11. 1113110111 1116 1 1 V117. reduced 10 11.111r1' in order 10 got :1 write up 1111' 1111.1 product of 51 1e11101' is 1111' personihca- 11011 of si1e11cc.11c11eith1'1' 1001.1 11i1 01111 1101-11 nor does he get 0111cr.1 10 1001 it fur 11im.1Vhi1c quite 101mg he was 1111i111'11 with the desire to become :111 011'11ric111 011;:i11eer.11e hoard 111c c1111 01 0111 PC1111 $11111 11'0111 the Capitol :11 llarrishurg 111111 rushed up here 10 110111 swell 1111' 1111111' 01 0111' 1111111 .11:1tcr. JAMES DALLAS BEBOUT. K E. A 19 E ANIMAL HUSBANDRY PITTSBURGH Druids; Parmi Nous: Sirloin Club; Pittsburgh Club: Varsity Foot Ball1,2 31; College Foot Ba 11 U1. n111111'2111'-1111121.1' .-X11 111111 is 110 donkey- 111:11'.1 01111 Ix '11 101101111 1:111ghi11;:.11ihi1c 1101 the 11:1111110111cst 1111111 in 1111' 1111.1 possesses plenty Of 111111 which 1'0111111 more 1111111 116111111'.11 1.1 11116 to 111.1 11er1c :11111 111'1'11111 111111 he 1111.1 won 11 11111ce 011 the 1001111111 clc1c11.11e 11r01011c1 such :1 great intcre.11 ill hi1 1011r.10 111111 111- 111c11111 one whole summer :15 :1 1. S. 1 e i.1 11111 1'11s anxious to phase 11113 ladies and 011cc :111c111111c11 10 111011' 0111 :111 are light for their :111111161111'111 Also poses as teh eir protector for 111 fears 11:111;:111 11111 11111411 in 11111111111: 69 F mmmm J EDWIN DEMUTH BECKER MINING ENGINEERING COLUMBIA 1100ts.' 11.1 11 1111111111111.11 1,1' 11 111'111 11113'5 0111 he- tore h1- 1'011111 111 11111 Penn Stz-1t1 11'111 better for him 1111111 C11111111I1i1'1.111t when 111-111.11'01'ered the fact that 0111't01111111111c girls were 110111 attractive 111111 1111111111115 to 11101110 he 1111111113 11111111111111'11 tn st111'. llc delights in pulling at his 1115t3' pipe. is ever ready for 21 joke 01' rough- house, 111111 11111'113'1' 111111111: to aid afriel1r1.1 X littic fussing 11011' 11ml 1111-11 11' 1'11 11.111811 113' the best men. 1 GEORGE BELCHIC MINING GEOLOGY PHILADELPHIA Deutscher Verein; Mining Engineering Society; Philadelphia Club. Dont get into an argument with Gemgeeyoull lose. Rezl'n 115? First: 111 rcccivcd credit for Rhetoric. Seconl: He can't see your '1rgu111c11ts. Rut h111 cn1111t'.So111e11'here. same time, not so far off this link 1103' 11111 be holding down 11 berth H11 121 Guggtwnhcinu'rx He's little 11111 011 XI KY! and he has the vertebrae to do 1111111111-3'4111 11111 1'111oke that. JOHN LOUX BENNETT ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING EAST STROUDSBURC Electrical Engineering Society. Si111c John 1111s been here 111 State Coilege he has turned from the 111 '1th of 1111 obedient 1115111111111 to that of a rough- houser. This1 is due to the fact that the 11fth 11001 of Old 3111111 fus111111te11 111111. John has a very jealous disposition cspe1111113' when asked the proceedings of class meetings. Great rivalry exists between John 111111 Ray Br111111111ek 111132 kt1ows,hut John is always th1r1 with the come- back. 11111.1 11.er J CHARLES ALBERT BERND LIBERAL ARTS TURTLE CREEK Liberal Arts Society; Pittsburgh Club. 11er1111ie is small 510111.:11111 neighs 300 1111111111s! Nuf L'e11. Seeing C11111'1es' for the lirst 11111e y1111 11'1111111 11111111 111' is quite :111 innocent 0111111. 11111 he 11 11101 1'1111. 011 :11111111 111 111111 :11111 great 511111 at thL 111111111 he has made 11i11iself quite :1 1111' orite at the I 111111rz111 Chuth. The girls :111 t11i1111'he is the real 11'i11110 O1. 1 e is :1 w1101111e1f111 1111'111 1Xe must admit 111:11 the gills show very good mste At SLhool he 11L'11L1es in pass- ing his suhjeL'ts. 11111 1vi11 not 110 11:1r11 work 11ve 110111 111:1111e 11i1111. If every 1112111 111111111 110 as much 110011 :11111 as 1i111e e1'11 as this one 11005. what :1 1112:111- lif111 world this would be? WILLIAM .COTTLOB BINDER, .1 T .1 CHEMISTRY ROCHESTER N1Y. Class Soccer 121:01353 Secretary 131; Varsity Basket Ball 131; Class Ba as ket Ball 11, 21; Captain Class Basket 3111121. This dear little 1111:1ssu111i11g 1111y was 111:1' er known to fuss :1 girla 1111 at 111C mention of the oppo- site sex he 11'i11 11111511 swing his hands and not be able to utter :1 11'0111. The 211'i11'1 is one 111' 'Swamp's11 sharks and is :1 good connoisseur of those odors that the Chemistrv department calls g:1ses. -Pee- wec is quite :1 basketball player and led his class team to :1 c11an111io11s11ip.He played quarter1111L11' 011 McAllister Hall football team and scored once 111' putting his head through :1 11i1111011' PAUL SIMPSON BINGAMAN. 11 X A AGRONOMY ST. PETERS Deutscher Verein; West Chester Normal Club: Montgomery County Club. 'Shorty, is :111e:1s1'-1r0i11g g0011- 11:11111'611 shunt who takes things as they come and 11110 11:15 11e1' er heeu 1111011111 10 11:11e :1ng0111'11. As :1 1e:11'SL111 of 1111: Soi1 Bi11g' has attained 11 11111e. practical ex- perience. He czum 10 Penn State after studving at various prep schools and alter joining the O1'Ster and Chicken 11riLr:111e.beca111e one 01 11s. He has but one failing in that the fair sex ne1er fails 11im;1111t that we 111-1ie1e 11111 he one of his assets in his pro- ession 11116-153. 11711111111115 J RALPH EMERSON BITNER PHYSICS CENTER HALL 'l.i1 begun 11.x 1111 cl01'11'icz11 hut 1100111110 50 inter- 0111-11 in :1111lr1wsi11g questimis to nature that he signed 1111 11111101'811'1111111. Ralph 1': 1110131111 is fairly reason: able 011 cv11y1hi111,r hut 11'111111111ki1111. '1110'111135ici51 is 11lw11ys 11011110111111r 11101 111i11i1i0s -1110.s'11y 11101'1111-v 111111 1111 pruhlcm 01 1h 11'111111'ti011 of the two b111li1s 011 1100011111 11f 1his 111'0hl1tm Hit 11111l1'0s regular trips 11011155 the li0i1ls t0 C01110r H1111. at 101151 every two 11 .1011'5 11 present Iiilncr spends most of his time teaching algebra 11ml arithmetic 111 1h1 Sophomore ; gr's in the physics 1111101'11101'y THEODORE LINCOLN BITTENBENDER K .1. A 09... V ANIMAL HUSBANDRY PLYMOUTH Sirloin Club; Wilkes-Bane Club. This 51111111 vest 110011131 edition 01' the Schlagci' family 1'0111111011 his brother to State College in 01'1101' 10 admire the 11111 hui111i11gs.llc claims 111111 spelling 111111 punctuatimi give him considerable trouble, but in spite of 111i. he expects to gr111111110. His happiest 111011101115 are spent in solitude. kidding,r himself with his musical 1H 10ice. 01' doting 011 the memories of the 10 01103' hoe. hc 11111 11i1h l 10'. I lump 0' Lightning. HERBERT WILLIAM BLOOMFIELD, JR. V A A .. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY PHILADELPHIA Pharsonians 1D: Manager Class Foot Ball 121', Agricultural Society: Philadelphia Club; Bucks County Club: Northeast Manual Club. Did y011 01'01' hcnr Dr. Cnok 1'011110 1111y stories of 1Yil1l- 11'0011 life' These 11'0111101'1'111 talks of fascinating young 11'01111-11 0ir1'1111111-1l from Snv1lcrs in his fresh- 1111111 year 1'011011011 thcii' 11imax in September. 1912 when he 111111011111e1l that 110 111111 been measured for dotihle harness XX 111111111 gr'm 1111 invisible nmst11ch1 111111 1101'111110 1Iis1011r11gc11 when it tickled his lip. is 1hict' 101111i011.0utsi1lc 0f taking Agriculture. is. chas- ing the 1111011115 0f 1011111111ercly 11111sing them of c1111rse.lv1lh'm 110 trouhlc takingr 11 rank with the 'goml scouts 0 the 011155 111111 11ili he there :11 the tinish with the hest 01' 11s. xI l0 mi 19241121011103 J PHILIP RAY BOSSERMAN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ALTOONA Electrical Engineering Society; Mercersburg Club: Blair County Club. 110.111 1111i11'11 1mm .11cr1'1'1'11111rg. 1111' 11115 reason he required 111111'1' breaking 111 1111111 11111113' Fresh- men X1 1111c 1111111 he 11spi1'c11 111 become 11 11',1'estler 11111 the immediate rcmm111 o1 .1'1'11I1'111 square inches 01 cpi1'11I1'111i1 changed hi1' 11111111 quickly 1' s a10cial 11'111111 I he 1.1' 11 .1111'1'1I1.1'.11111 111' 111101 not let thi.1 inter- 11'1'1I with 1111' 111'1'0111in1: 0111' o 1111' 1103rs 11011' and 111011. 1111' soci1111i1i13' jo1'i111 1111.111111'r 111111 111111113' to .11'g111'. 11111110 him 11 j11113' gnml 1e11m1 :1 friend that 1111111121 life warlh 11111111. JAMES ALLEN BOWMAN. B 10 II FORESTRY CONNELLSVILLE 101 3' came 10 11.1' from 1111' Thonlogiczll College 111 1ctlhany. N0110113'11'01111131'1 11'113'111' gavc up 11 1e 111i11is1r3' 01' 11111 11111 .1'1113'11113' 1011ge1'111 Bctl1;1ny.N0 questiona were 11.111011 why he 11'1'1 11111 we 111'1I g11111 10 have 111111.11131'1'1'111011'11. '.lick1 1111.: pretty eyes. c.111cci11113 just before 1111' 1101i111'13'.1'.11c is fond of 111110111111 111111 has in his poswssion 11 111111111i11ccnt Beth- 11113' 1111i1'01'111.1.z11'1 .1'111111111Ir'Jc1'11'y 11'1'111 to the Sum- mer Camp of thc Julnior 1 orestcrs 111111 obtained quite 11 reputation as .'1 .1'i11g1'r1s1e'1-mnigg1m 1'6 tried 111 1c11st.' J1I'r13 11'ith his 11r3 111111101 31111 1111, S cures the good will of every one. Jerry', 111111 110 :11'1' very often 1111511111911. JOSEPH HUNT BOWMAN. E A E MECHANICAL ENGINEER PITTSBURGH . 1: Bo 1111115 from the wilds of 1sq11i1'r1-1 hollow. '11111 1111 that rcamn c1111111111's the role of that 1111tri- 1i011.1' bcrr31thc 11 1111. ac 11'111' 111 0111- time 11 student at 11 8x 1.. 111'11'11: he 10131115 10 have acquired the use of 11111113' phr111'1-1' 0 111111 11111? g113'.' ctc.Ho1v- cv er. to offset hi1 111111 points. Joe 11' 11 1r11011 industrious 11'01'11'1'1'111111 .1'0mc 1111116 will make :1 whale of chauffeur. V1411 V mwmem J JOHN ROBERT BRACKEN. A 7, LANDSCAPE GARDENING MCKEESPORT Varsity Debating Teamv18;Clnss Debating Team 121' , Associata MnnagerL V;IE ce President 01171 10 Club; College Glee Vi Club; College Choir; Deb: atinz Counci1;Landscnpe Garden- ing Society; Agricultural Society: Pittsburgh Club At 12151. when in his judgment the psychological moment had come, John rushed to 1chL'L'sport and signed the proclzunntion which will make his name 111111101131. In day WC liml him towering t0 heights supreme and only the 611111115 of heaven retain him in 0111' midst lIc honors hirth 211111 a11ccst1y when they :1rL rngmchl :15 incentives to sleep. As 21 Landscape Gardener J:1Lk must he placed in the lirst r1111l1' 11nd 1111' gn111l 11:1111rc is sure 111 win him a place in the 11idc world. LOUIS H. BROWN MINING ENGINEERING YORK 11111111112. thL hL'111'1' .1'1111lL' 01 iiik' R1111gh-11L'L'k Mine1'1.1'1' 111111 from 0111.1111z111' he talks 1111011111 f all sections of1hc L11111111'.y his native town i.1' some- what 111 1l011l11. llc i1 .'1 member 111 the Nichilily 11f .1lai11. 1'111Ll 1.1' 111111' li1'i115r111 the R01z1lS11i1L'. .r1111111L 11' taking :1 L11111'1L in Mining hut hL- i1 111111'1' proli- L'iLnt in C111111'cle Mixing. GEORGE EARL BRUA. Pioneer Club. A G 2 AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY LANCASTER Leibig Chemical Society; Agricultural Society: Lancaster Count lhis i111111L'L'111 111111I1Lz1111L 10 PLnn State from l..'111- casu'r High where he hurl been educated along liter- :11'1' Ii11L'111 5:111 misfortune for him, :15 11c 1111c1'fo1111d 11111 in Ham .1' Mn 11L; Contrary to his f111hL'1 s expec- 1.1110111 :11 11111111111: :1 11111siL'i1111 of l1i111, ,1'11 LlLL'i1lLLl 11; he :1 farmer and 100k 1g1iculture. AftLr 0111- ex- periLnL'L' m1 :1 f111'111 he decided to ch1111'gL to Agricul- 111ral Cl1c111i1'11'y He 11' :1 11l1i1l1c1'lcss 11011dL'1'. shaving 111111'1111L'c .'1 11'L'L'l1' 111 111:1l1'L' hi1 check r1111'.11e wish 1'1111 SUCL'CSS in 1'11111'1'111111'0 11'111'11'. 11111 1101. '4 13:1 4 71-1-11 RAY STANLEY BRUMBACH. 0 E ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING READING 11h! Gcntlcmen' Here we have the perfect example 111' :1 contented 1111111. No 10 011gL'r do the fair dames and fair dreams Of house parties stalk and haunt him and no longer does he 1101111L1' whether she still thinks of 111111. He knows that there is one residing in the Pretzel City whose duty it 11 to think of 111m and his 11'e1f11re.F1'0111 the manner in which Brummy does 111.1 11ork 11011. we have 01' My reason 10 believe that 111 a few years he 11'111 be another one of State 5 successful rcpresentativsc 111 the 11111111011 11'11r d. HARLAN LEFEVRE BUCHANAN. 111 K 111 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HADDONFIELD N1J. Varsity Soccer Team 11:31; C1385 Socceir t'ream 11. 21: Electricnl Engineming Soc Buch' went to so many differem 11110011 111:11 it 11:11 prct13' 1111111 to 111111 olut which one to give :11 111.1 P 'ep 51511101. 111111'1'1' is 11 quiet 1111:15111111111g and 1:0011- looking 1ittle 0111111. 111111 to 1001' :11 111111 011C 11011111 har1111' imagine 1111111 10 he the rclal 11111111111 the '1'1151- 1111:11111'. 11ce'z11 111c1 re 11 :1 six 1'c:1r J11111'1 some- where 111 Nc11 E11q1111111 and half :1 1102111 or .10 111 Camden Town. Now. B11011. 11'e 110111 want to seem personal 11111 110111 1'1111 11111111 it 11'011111 11111 11:ir1'r 111;:11'e some other 11111011 :1 chance. WILLIAM H. BULLOCK HORTICULTURE NEW YORK CITY C1355 Debating Team 1D; College Debating Te eam 121; Civic Club; ew York City Club;Horticu1tum1 Society 11911r111-1'LribL-11 :1.1 11 student' .1 LeliL'Iion:11'3: 11 ge 11f orato 11 111131 r 111 1lisg11is:11111e11ger orf 1111111r.:111r11 :1 111111111 01' possibilities.11cI 1.1 :1 great 111111111' :11111 111.1 ncqt1:11111:1111'c1 among 1111- opposite sex 11111 1111 11110 11x Egurcs. He has 11 tendency to 111111g1 :11 111C Upsychnlrwicnl moment c'11j03's :111 argu- 1110111. 11:11 111110 preference :11 to a .11111jL-L't. and 1.1 :11- 11'113'1 p1cp:11'L-d to epostulutc free of 1'11: lrge. To 11cz1 111111 t'11k gives you the idea that 111- 1.1' from nNe11 Y10 '1'111' 11' 101111 01 the water and 111105 to tell tales of camp and c111101'1'11e is 1'1 qgood 1111110 and his grin 110111 bLhiml 1111' 11115421111 11 perpetual 11c 11ke1 them 1111. 11111 1111121 1101112 0! 'JI 17$ 1 mmmom J. KENT WALLACE BURDICK ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING STATE COLLEGE This bird was. game :15 a ft'cshmun and :15 :1 sopho- mnrc he believed in feathers. Hc always w:1s :111 nd- vucutc of uFreshman Sufferugc just for the fun of it. mid spent mzmy :1 night practicing what he preached. This avocaliun did not retard his work in the least. It took him quite :1 while to tind out what road to take. but tinully landed on that one which takes you hack to the mines. We know that it is :1 dark and gloomy OHC to travel, but with the aid of his wings, I'yirdic 11:15 cm'cred three-fourths of the same and we predict that :1ftcr the other fourth is covered, he 1e :1 shining light to aid those who have not hcun so fortunate. IRA ALVIN BUSH. d1 K 111. A X E CHEMISTRY VANDERGRIFT Berzelius Chemische Geselschaft: Westmoreland County Club. After spending one year :11 Gettysburg, uPtarreVy rolled into Penn State :15 0116 of Swamp'si' dope mix- :1 pleasant and unassuming nature. Rush 11:15 aiways stnml wcl in t1C cstinmtion of hoth class- mates and instructors. His one great wish, :15 ex- pressed in his own words. is Oh. for :1 million cents. GERALD ROBISON BUTZ, q, 11 A ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING STATE COLLEGE Electrical Engineering Society; Cadet First Lieutenant; Omcers Club. This sm'cmccn year old prmiigy is very well read in the sciences as portrayed in Popular Mechanics. If you don't believe it ask him. He is somewhat of :1 gymnast and he Ittight some day become a mere mu- sician. His principle huhhy is H ing kites and he zupircs to hc :111 aviator isky-pilott. Although young this neophyte 11:19. already succumbed to the wiles 0 our old friend Dan. his interest centering around Dickinson College. Notwithstanding these accom- plishments. if scientific methods win, HBoots,' will iavc :1 successful career. 76 11111 L mmmem 11211 EDWARD MARION BYERS. d1 K 11! AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY MT. PLEASANT Assistant General Athletic Manager: First Lieutenant Cadet egiment;Leib1g Chemical Society Commonly known 11.5 051111111 01' C011. 11c hails 1'111111 .'1101111t 1310111511111 Pe111111.. 1111t spends 1110.51 of his time in Gree1151111rg.11hy' 11'e 5111111056 1110 Quecn is the 1111111 attraction t11ere.1111ether 51113 11115 fallen 1111' the 111.5tre in his eye.5 115 11'11'e others. we are not 111 1111 positive.1r01n the pictures of the fair sex which 11110r11 his i11111131111 we have been led t1: the conclusion that it O511'111.l eye that se- 1.111'e11 them HARRY LEROY CALLENDER, Pioneer Club AGRONOMY SWEET VALLEY Varsity Wrestling 121: Class Wrestling 121. 1 1111i1t.1111115511111i11g 13111111 11111 110 11111 he 11eeei1e11 by his pleasant 51 1i1e. Shortv i5 11 11e111't-brc1'1kc1' 111111 at pre5ent is trying to 11eci11e which one he 10115 best with 1111tr111111111111 it1tcnt.11'hen Off 111111 C111 may he found 111 the vicinity of 111111111151111rgi '1Vhy, .111'. C11111'111ler! 110 came 1111 the 111'1y trom Sweet Valley for torestry, but 1111.5 since gotten the idec' he 11'011111r111her111111111ge D111'5 11111.11 lie distin- guished himself as 11 11115k1'11'1'e5tlcr i11 hi.5' sophomore 1'e111'. 115' cheerful youth 11:15 11111'111'5 believed in re- sults with least amount 111 time 10.5t 11.5 he requires the rest for sleep. J115'tthe 511111e. we know one of 1115 practical turn of mind will he there when it comes to the dividing 0f the 51111115. HENRY WITT CAMPBELL, Delphi ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING SCOTTDALE LA VIE Board. You. fe110w5. but You ought 111 51-1: the one we 11111e in Sc.'ottd1110' 11155 C11111phel1 11rr11ycd in her inimitable 1' 111311511 suit. 11ith her well greased 1101111111- 1lor,bru.5h1'1l 1'01'te11l 111i1111te51101' face permeated with the tinest .J1'551111'. i5 1'1 lit 51111jcct for the more mature 51'x. Pele-wee'5 chief delight i5 in teaching the i11t1'ic11eie5 of tipping the light f11111115tie to the freshmen. 1111f11ct.fe1111w5 he is 11 pr111'1'r111111 5111115011. 77 PERCIVAL HOWE CAPEWELL DAIRY HUSBANDRY COLLINGSWOOD, N. J. Agricultural Society; Dairy Hulbnndry Club: ?hilndelphin Club. Be ore you is pictured the eighth wonder of the world. Cnrlislc has Thorpc. l111t State has nPerm. Capcwell is :111 authority rm Ocean City Bells' and 'Belles. I'Ii1,:otto is: Rw11ge is sweet.' This mild tempered good looking chap will some day 1'c form the 11'1.01'll He is an excellent story icller and can entertain :1 crowd for :1 whole evening with his wit and humor Vtht cant this 11iz:1r1 We predict for him :1 bright f111111'1' :11111 :1 l1 1ppy Phome. Here's In the Daily I1l:1i1. l JAMES DONALD CARPENTER CIVIL ENGINEERING HARRISBURG Mnndolin Club; Civil Engineering Society; Harrisburg Club. UDon' came to Penn State with the reputation of hein 11g sl1ccp11t 11c soon overcame the same by lighting 5th of the paddle and at the same time mak- ing :1 name for himself :15 a student. 2D0 11,. most notable characteristics are his scissors walk his fair rosy kliCCixS and his broad smile. He once aspire toward honors 011 the track. but the life was too strenuous. 15 an engineer he has proved himself :1 student :111l 111:1rcs'1111 this life will not be 100 strenuous for him when he 11:11'1's cullegc . JAMES WHEATON CARPENTER, H K N ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SCRANTON Louise Carnegie Scholarship U 21: Assistant Business Manager LA VIE; Clans mBase Ba 11 12' Class Debating 121: Varsity Debating rOrator: College Foot Bull 131; Student Coun- 0:31; Civic Club; Electrical Engines rin ciety: Lacka wanna County Cl . uJalu 2111c big s11mk1 from Scranton was once :1 meek ircsli111:111-X 711' BIC llOl l c, is famous for his interpretations of '1':1hcs 1i101'ies. 'c is .1 prominent business 111111 for all 01'1:1simis and is suc- Lessful 111 all his undertakings Jake will llllllxi' :1 great success in the 11.1.1.1 nf cl1'1'11'i1i1v and 110:111'. .1t present he always runts fur 8111151111 Vassar. VAV L WWEA'W J 1211 RAY KING CHALFANT CIVIL ENGINEERING PERRYAPOLIS Civil Engineering Society; Fayette County Club. Chuily is one of the few real students of the clztss-a hard working: 11e1' er tiunk Civil. Sleeps from sev e11 till nine every night and then goes to work in eamest. The i'Cottuge 011 the C:1mpus fi11ds him a frequent 1'isitor,hut her letters come weekly from Peiryapolis so he must he still undecided Ray was one of the main factors in building the C. E.Ho:1t for the Industri. '1l Parade and from the looks 1Osf the bridge we can see success in his future.A':1111shappy and eong'.e11i:11 he is the kind of :1 friend :1 ni:111 needs HARRY AUGUST CHAMBERLAIN, A A 2 FORESTRY JOHNSTOWN Varsity Track Team t1, 2, 31; Glass Truck Team 01; Class Relay Team L11; Class Footbdl 021; Forestry Society; Johnltown Clu b. Mos se is one of those who nev er lets studies i11- terfcre with athletics; if sucl is the ease, drop the studies. Although he is 110 VI J.Bry:111 111 fore1 11sics. he is some German sh:1rk.111d011e 0f Swampis greatest admirers. tPoor old Mose L:1n scarcely be cln ssed among the iifussers'i yet his tiI'll defend myself' episode would never place him among the Hwoman haters. By persistent reading of magazines and ex- alted dreams of the forestry, H,,M05e manages to slide :11011g.Nevertl1e1ess 11c shall see this quiet unassum- ing clussm 1te wearing the varsity Si' before 1914 lczles Penn State as :1 reward for his hard work 011 the Cinder path. HERBERT TOWNSLEY CHURCH ANIMAL HUSBANDRY MOUNT HOLLY SPRINGS Officers Club Q1; First Lieutenant Cadet: Regiment t81: Y. M10. A. She t21:Sitloin Club;Rit1e Club; Cumberland County Club. Hcrhert is an inhabitant of Mount Holly Springs 11 hL1e1Lr th:1ti As 1'1 mz'lttct 0f Lourse he is studv- in;: Animal Hulsh1'u1dt'.1' Io look at this most iDread- ful knight of the leipper hrig:1dc or better known 11s lieutenant Commodore 20 Church of the Hep's :11111y, one would think him i11noce11t,but believe us he's 1101. He is some stude if he must 5211 it himself. Cheer up! ii1'. :11'en the ehxatnr hovs have their 1111 L mmmcom J. DANIEL ARTHUR CLAPP. Delphi MECHANICAL ENGINEERlNG MUNCY Cadet Band 0, 2, 31; Orchestra 0, 2. 31: Thespian Orchestra 13M Williamsport Club. llis 11511111 expression is: A 110L 01101 for you 110 cures very little for the fair sex. although in I.his sophomore year 110 recciv 011 :1 picture from a famo 0115 Vcnmian 1102111112 110 is :1 11'121'1r11 11i1h thc chuting dish and 1101:1111 00011' anything from boiled chestnuts 10 Stereo 1' 011i11011 C11bcs.110 made :1 trip out West in 0rde 1' to 1101 1111111 enough to qualify for ill 1101- 10111111011 5 f001-111'111 aggregation. L 11101'1111111013' he did not stay 0111 11051 1011;; 0110111111. JOHN B. CLARKE. JR.. 2: A 2 METALLURGY PITTSBURGH Skull 13nd Boneii; Druids; College Foot Ball 111; Varsity Foot Ball 12 31; 0111 imam Juni or Prom. Commi ttee. Big John' came her010t1111y unknown was :11- 111051 kicked off the squad 11001111110 0f supposed ineffi- L'iL-ncy, and soon after dev 11011011 into :1 gre eat center- rush. 'llt'm cy is never happier than when he is sprL-ad 01'01' 1110 pigskin. 111111 is never 11'11 own to miss a sig1111100r 11 11103.1 powerful magnet pulls him 1011'111'11 Bclicfontc 111111 :1 111111111011116, built for 111'0 11.1111 run by 1110 fair one Eig 0111 101'50 1101150 p11r- s is 51101111 by his 111'01111 smi1L'.Other than get- ting1 away on 1001111111 trips he 1101' or 0111505 the f111111ty 0r coaches 1'111y tr 0111110, 111111 110 bids fair to 110001110 a prominent Iigure 1111011 he leaves Penn $11110 J. HOWARD CLIFFE AGRONOMY PHILADELPHIA This studious looking 11111.11'110 claims the quaint Dutch suburb of P11in for his 1101110 first thrust him- se upon Penn State society with the class 0 His hrst ambition was to 110001110 '1 chemist.1t took him just 0110 year to decide that life 011 :1 farm was the thing for him Xthn not in silent meditation over his 1100 11's he is 11guring 011t ho 1' he 0:111 hoard himself on f0rty- -11i110 cents 11 week zliul save 110 0x- tra change to buy change for his Hchug-chug'i so that 10 can run it out 011 the inlet next summer. 17511 L WEEMMWEE 1. HERBERT NELSON COBB AGRONOMY FACTORYVILLE Louise Carnegie Scholarship 121; Civic Club; Agricultural Society: Wyoming County 0111 Ty not of haschall fume although 111:0 is quite :1 fan. is more intercstcd in the' game of t11thz111 in :1111' 0111cr.Hcis thinkinLr of completing his course at Rutgers 1.31. 1th'1t is Ll11'i 111g 1':1L':11i011 time.1Vith :111 thi r. Ty is an optomistic 111111 bright fellow and 11i11 s11r1'11' make his mark snmc 11:11'. ALLEN BUKOMAN COFFMAN. 's ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WAYNESBORO Franklin County Club; Electrical Engineering Society. Yen! Here c0111c. Rip!1-01 that 1. E. 111011- 10111. Rip? No, of ammo 110t!' 11011'c1er. ask this promising 111611111131 111' 1914 111111111 tcnnis and he'll make any kind of 110111110111 heating 1011. 11 is quite possible. 11e1erthe1L-ss. that some 11:11'110 will be :111 1'.1eLtric:11 Engineer . particularly after his s11h-stz11ion cxpcrhnce 1:151 s11111n1er.Gct him 111 11-11 1011 about it. It was really 1111111: shocking. HARRY EDGAR CORL MECHANICAL ENGINEERING STATE COLLEGE Cadet BandL1.2 311College Orchestra 0. 2, 31; Thespinn Orchestra. 121' Mechanical Engineering Society; Centre County 0111 b. '111 is p.1rtic111111' attractive looking youth hails from StntL Co llcg From the peculiar pensive 100k 011 his faLL 1111c L:111 1011 that he is very 111111110111. 01101: he got out of bed :11 four A. M. to play :1 new piece. 110 is :1150 some math shark i11 DiHcrcntial C111- 1111115 he attained the LlistinLtiLm of being L':111cd pro- lessor 11' 115 instluctor.'11L'1L'1'L'111'11z1s :1 111cm friend of Swump's ; practically 1i1 ed at the Chemistry building: for two 1 01115. 111; :111 expat him to make 1:00.11 11'11C11 he gen 11111 in 1111' 11i11e.11i11e 11'0r1 81 1511 F mmlew J 1211 LOUIS CORSON CIVIL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Treasurer Philadelphia. Club; La Cercle Fruncaia. Who 111111ts to know. 'L ' is 11 civil engineer 111111 11 sutngette. He e11111e to 511-111 College for the iirst attainment, but his conversion 111 the other, it is rumored, has been accomplished by one of the fairer sex.M11ny a night 11:15 he sadly spent in thoughtful 1111e1lit11tion concern- ing this fair distant one But 140111115 many other 1'1L'e0111p1ish111ents he can play thle harmonica and quote quite treelv 1111111 Shakespeare; but more than unto his He Xllister 111111 neighhms have sworn 1enge- mum at his peuls of thunder 111111 splashes of soft mu . PAUL LANGDON COX CIVIL ENGINEERING OXFORD Civil Engineering Society. 1;1crvl10111'11'111111s that C'oxey 111111 1 111111 11 barber shop. Guess he wouldnt 11111110 11 11111111y pole too. Paul does serve 11 purpose thouwh when out 011 11 surveying Lorps.cspeeia11y in cool weatherennd its not holding 1'1 rod up either. And may be he 1106511 t like this letter joh. contrary though it may he to his 11ther 1111bits.f11r P11111 is 11 Lonseientions 110r11'er.11e shm15 11p 11'111 in class which 1111 goes to show that L-1 do more th 111 most pLople imagine ROBERT HALL CRAIG. E AE SANITARY ENGINEERING CAMP HILL Parmi Nous; 01111111e aPresidant L31; Student Board; Student Council; Vanity Ti'ack'l' ma. 1; Vanity Basket Ball tl. 2, 31; Varsit Base Ball t1, 2, 31: Mercersburg Cl 11b ; L'Alliunce Francais. Robert 111111 Craig W115 horn in Middletown at 1111 e1111y age. Even at this tender period of his ex- istence he was unduly loquncious and his fond par- ents were sure he was predestined for the 111111 of 111me--hencc his middle name, 111111.1-111ving been attended in his infancy by the height of female love- liness in the shape of mirscmaids, it is only natural that the girl question should have remained predomi- nant. in our Robertis make- -11p. He leaves 11 trail 0 broken hearts behind but. remember. Robert. the taller they are the harder they 11111. 82 17511 L miggailelffkm J FRANK WILSON CRAMER. A A E, E K N ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING JOHNSTOWN Associate Editor LA VIE; Electrical Engineering Society; Johnstown Club. Dutc'h' is 1111' leading exponent of Mr. S1e1'en Brodie. Ilis particular rodic act is applied 10 chances 1111 house party girls-n11d he hasn't lost out yet. Xside from a horrible crop of hair 111111 :1 strong 1010 for :1 p 1n11',1 corncob pipe 211111 chewin u hes :1 r611 111035111111u boy. He came here from the 110011 city to take Electrical Engineering. but 110 is c1'cr1asti11g1y 111153' with financial affairs.1101ve1'er. he is a shark without study and Wm easily 11111116 his 11:1111e in the structural business. GEORGE WASHINGTON CRAWFORD Delphi MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MUNCY Cadet Band:z 11, 2, 31: College Orchestra 1.11 2, 31; Thespinn Orches- 3.11. 31; Pharsoniun Orcl aura, 21; College Glee Cl ub x.11 21: Mechanical Engineering Society: Williamsport Club. Art. what'id 1 110? Ath is 0110 of 1110511 111111115 who h11111111'ed her 11:11, boys! Nc1'cr11111css he 11$11:111y pulls through with :1 high gr111le.11c ' most reliable young musicians 111111 is often known to have 10111 up 1111: whole 11:1111J The worries 211111 cares of 11 true love have caused the usual sign of 0111 age 10 come 11111111 1111 otherwise youthful person. He is :1 good student and when the roll is called June, 1914. 111' 11'i11 110 there strong. EDWARD DARLINGTON ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WEST CHESTER This is one of the productions whom Chester County 11i11 some day be proud to claim :15 its 011'.11 Eddie is one of these quiet unobstrusi1e ch'1ps who always gets 111crc.111 5011111 11':11's Eddie is deceiving for,q11ict :15 he may be. he is 'some fusscr. HEddie Dai'lin'r. :15 he is 1111111111 10 some of the opimsite sex. is 130111111 to succeed in his chosen profession if good, honest 1v0111' :11111 plugg 1115; 110111 for Eddie is ccrtai111y of this type. 83 17$ 1 WEEQ'gM'W J MARTHA LOUISE DAVEY HOME ECONOMICS CLEVELAND. 011110 Secretary Y. W. C. A. 131: Liberal Arts Society; Y. W. C. A. Play 01; Conference Delegate L21. Xthn Martha camL' 111 115. we 1VCI'C all impressed by her lzu'gc inquiring,r eyes 211111 her innocent actions 111111 expressions. Although she has made tremendous progress intellectually and other11isc. she has 111;t lost her traits which 111'st brought her to 0111' Oticc. M. '1rthz1 hopes to go to China. 111111 she 11111111un'l1tedl3 will inspire her sisters across the sea to 'cep muse hct tter and to smile 11H Lures 111111'3'. ere's 11i.1hi11g her success, in 1111' 11111111. GEORGE VOSBURG DAVIES ACRONOMY ' MESHOPPEN Agricultural Society; Wyoming County Club. .This 11'1'11 disposed youth who hails from XVyom- i111,r County. :1 point not rCL'01'1de d 011 the 11111119. of the civilized world is often observed strolling about the campus h'mtls in pocket and wearing a 1ILiul CX- pression 11f contentment which is 1113'111111 L'IitiL'ism. tall timcs . except when asleep. hc mustigutcs gum :11t thc 211111r111c1l forty hits 11cr111i11111L'.DL'.1'11itc his shm'tcmnings D'11'1Ls is an excellent student. and some day will 1111111111058 l1cc0111c :1 11111111 f111'111L'1'. EDWARD JAMES DAVIS ACRONOMY LEROYSVILLE Rifle Club; Agricultural Society. If this youngster is 1'1 ty11iL11l New Y'mk f1'1r111 111'111luct.it speaks. well 0 New Y'mk farms IlL tl111r11ugl1l3'1113'111 t11 0111' st:'1tc :111d 0111' f111'111.' lie is believed to he 21 facile correspondent, hut infurma- tion 1111 this 110th is 11if1'1L11lt to SCLUrC Certainly he is 11rL'111l3' salesman 1csi11c l1Li11g 11 highly111'11:1111L11t1'11 member 11 0111' C 11.1.1 1c is 11. Llul 111.111, supplying pcmils :11111 11 1pcr 111 the 11cc1l3 with guilt genuinsity. 11 L' count 1111 l 11 10 111:1kc the 111mm of Penn State 11111111111 in XL'11'Y111'1 L WWEA'W 1 SARA SIBYL DAVIS HOME ECONOMICS STREET, MD. Deutscher Verein; Y. W. C. A. Play 01; Deutscher Verein Play 121. Sib' s. 1 red on 1111 '3'0111111 remind 115 of the fact that she is fm11l'1 Han 1211111 and shes proud of it but iust the same she has :1 11111111 spot in her heart for Penn State. She is one of those :111 :1r111111d sort of girls who can turn her 11111111 to most anything. 11'-11L11101' it he st1111iL-5.f1111 111111111111r 11r s111111'thi11g prac- tical. such :11 college peppermints. 111 11:15 1111- 111110 111 111; with us for our Junior 1' '11r but it 1111.1 not because she was not strong for 1914. NEWELL BRYANT DAY CIVIL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Surely of Hank we mm 5111'. :1 111.111 is :1 1111111 for 1111 thzlt. Gcnial t0 hi.1' classmates sincere in his 1101'11' 111111 true to his host of 1:1111'f1'ie111ls, 11rc 1111116 of his c1111r1'1L'1eriJ1'tiL's.11c11e1er 1:1L'11.1' friends when 1111i7z periods are 1'11 1131111 nor 11005 he 1ef1ise help to :1111' fC11011 1101 :11 forl1111111c111 hi111.1eh 1110111: int 1- lectual 1i111.1'.11e'1.1' :1 11:11.1 extend 11'i.1hL1 10' '11111111' 111111 111211 11111155 11c 111.1. JOHN NORTON DEVOE, d1 E K ANIMAL HUSBANDRY 111113015 Skull and Bones: sis rant General Athletic Manager; Agricultural Society; Sirloin 0111 Little Norty, the A. 11. shark, '1 11:r0L- 0f the Animal Husbandry 110:1t i.1' 1'1 11'11111Lr'01' 11 11111Lher. John thinks the Main Building clock is '1 11111111110: :111L1 would be greatly henchttcd by its removal. tor 1112 511111110 reason 111111 it keeps him and 1111 the '1t111lcs 111'211'c 11f1hc time for Llas.1L'.' . 111111 1111'1'i111L-1'1'Lre sumo- thi'nq licrLc 11ith L0118g6 lite. '11le h11s 111:111y 14111111 points 100 1111111610111 111 1111ntio11 1101'6 31111 11116 01 his greatest beliefs is 111111 :1 111111 11111.11 begin :11 111131101- tom of thL 1111111111 111 c1i111h Ergo. :111 the 11'11111' J11h11 i1 11111111. I731 F mammom 4- WILLIAM R. DEVORE AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY UPPER STRASBURG Leibig Chemical Society. i'Bill' is :1 special of the specialties who has come to the fold of 1914. Being a graduate of the school of experience in applied chemistry. he came here for a purpose. Viz, more knowledge. He cannot be called :1 grind, but swcrves in that direction. Socially, his sphere is limited to one, who obscures all others on the horizon. We predict :1 successful future for him in Agricultural Chemistry. FREDERICK CHARLES DOSE. B 6 II. A X 2 AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY BROOKLYN, N. Y. Skull nnd Bones, Friars, Scabbard and Blade: Varsity Debating Team m; Asaociute 'Editor Penn State Collegian GD; Debuting Council m; Fint Lieutenant Cadet Regiment; McAllister Prize WM Louisa Carnegie Scholarship 0i; Flsg Scrap Committta 0M Auditing Committee i2. 3H Deutscher Verein 0. 2M Le Cercle Francuine; German Play 0. 2i; New York Club; Laibig Chemical Society. Fred will tell you that his home is in New York City, but we know that he lives in Brooklyn. If a stiff white shirt and a digniticd appearance mean any- thing Fred is certainly there with it in a hundred dif- ferent ways. He is without :1 doubt one of the busiest men in his class, although he always finds time to make i ' his subjects. His numerous trips to Waddles stamp him as a social whale of thc lirst Lle- grge. In fact, Fred can do most anything but keep qulet. LYNN ROBERT DOUGHERTY. E T ANIMAL HUSBANDRY STATE COLLEGE Centre County Club. uDoc is :1 prodigy of State College, but he can not be blamed for thatwthc calamity was forced up- on him. His original sunny disposition, smiling coun- tenance and light hair make, :1 combination which is hard to hem. In spite of the fact that Doc is the favorite of :111 the managers to find time to attend classes now and Hen. .ynn cannot fail to shine in his chosen profession. 86 PETER EARL DOUGHERTY ANIMAL HUSBANDRY LEMONT Sirloin Club; Centre County Club. This husk; 5011 of 1Ould 1r01111111'cz1111c 11110 promi- nence 1:1r1y in his freshman 3'1111 :15 a barrel 111:111 111 the cider sc1'21p,:111d in his sophomore year he achieved the same honor 0D 0c is intensely inter- ested in thc ' 1. 11. '1 course and in 011101' to become bet tter acquainted 11ith that line of work he Hchaper- oncdh the college stock exhibit to Chica a.go ttPatcr always likes to setth an argument b3' 11'hy down at 1131110111 11c 1110', Doc is '1111'11ys 111111111;r to give :1 fc11011 :1 lift in time of trouhle JOSEPH WILLIAM DUNNING, 11: A 61 INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY MORGANTOWN, w. VA. Scabbard and Blade; Class Historian: Student Co11nc1l:2Glee Club 1 , 21; Mandolin Club 11. 2, 31; Pharsonian ns 11, ieutenant and Adjutant Cadet Regiment. Although 11eran11pzl at present lives in 1Vest Vir- ginia, his heart is back at his 0111 home, Buffalo, :15 his frequent trips to the P. 0. will readily show. We hope she 11111 appreciate 0111 Joe 5 longing for North- e111 Beauties in preference to the Southern Belles, 211111 we wish he would realize that there are but two mails n 1113101315 11 good studc. a hard workcr and :1 true 11'101111. :1111 11c predict that he 11111 make goo in the near future Hcres 11ishi11g Pa luck in his C1111 1Var strife. GEORGE EDWARD EATON DAIRY HUSBANDRY WELLSBORO MG. E. Ef they are some cows. 10,000 pounds each. ' 1Ve hope that 111311. can say these words c011- ce1'11i11g his pure bred stock in later 3c:.1rs He was kept busy in his freshman year dodging 1111111 from 11Swnmpy's deuartment1usua11y 5110111119; his 11ck of experience 111 11011gi11g. E11.11 is 11111 1ys in the same happy and congenial 1110011 111111 never known to worry about anything. 87 if mmmom J HARRY CARL EBERT ELECTRICAL CHEMISTRY HOLMESBURG Phnuonians WM Der Deutsche Verein: German Play GD: Electro- Chemical Society; Philadelphia Club. This dignified product of old Philadelphia's suh- urhs is now one of the Shining lights of Millersville and Bellefonte society. So far Harry has been con- sidcred a fine student, but this year his brain seems to be busy with other things which distress him sore- 1y. One Of his chief ambitions is to become a good singer and for three years McAllistere Hall has re- sounded with his rich baritone voice. However, when June, 1914, rolls around ltDutch will he with us and will go out into the world. as he was in college. a true friend and :1 good fellow. WILLIAM HOWARD EBY, jR. ELECTRICAL.ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA nly rmee has this loyal son of Mercershurg failed to uphold his old school. This memorable occasion oeelliretl duringr his freshman days when. before an audience of sophomores. his trusty tongue failed to giw such particulars us the yells and songs of his Alma Mater. Although Bill is known as Biny. we all have hopes of his becoming :1 second Edison. Many of his friends fear lilliert Huhhzird has so much claim on him that he might he called upon to accept editorship of the Fm, from which he receives much malerinl for his daily wit. While his attempts in society. both in town 11nd at the 'tCottage. have not been fruitless. he might be more successful if they could hear him sing: especially one of his early morn- ing ballads. WILLIAM G. EDWARDS FORESTRY BEAVER FALLS This 121d of good natured :md amiable disposition recently arrived from Geneva College. Coming to us. :15 he does, at the beginning of mu- Junior year we know little regarding his past life. However. from the numernus photographs of the fair ones'l which :ulorn his room we would infer that he has several home ties, lie is one uf those fellows who says lit- tle to commit himself Sn fur 1H hiogmpliers are con- eerned. but is :m 2111 around tlgoml seniit.' nee Sum needs Edward mi his forest reserves in the lYen. 88 1211 L 11133, 191-41 1191017113 1 WALTER MENDENHALL EDWARDS AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY COCKRANVILLE 111111131' tmnes to 11s from Cockmnvillc 11hcre he 11115 p111i0usl1 occupied 011 the f11r111.11e is destined to become 1111 1g.Ch1mist 111111 if grades count any- 111i11g. 11c w 1i11 he :1 good 1111c He is one 0 Old Main 5 'promincnt'r1111gl1-111'1kers 111111 11he11 it comes to .111 111g11111cnt he is :1111111'5 rc11111' The authority for his arguments ix. 1' on talk Him a 1111111 111111 tree WILLIAM ENTREKIN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HARRISBURG Assistant Munster of Foot Bull 181: Banquet Committee 121; Elec- ricnl Engineering Society: Harrishur 31101 b: Bellefonte Academy b Bing! Bang! 3011111! Ol1.110.itsnot11c111111011, 111113 N0is1'Bill lintrckin hails from Harrisburg 111111 11ft1r spuuling three glorious 1121115 at Bellefonte 1c111lc111y. decided in try the arts of 'Bluff 011 the State College Professors. Bill is an exceptionally good fusscr 11 great hut air artist. 111111 an expert at saying. 1101111 Centralz 11111 for 1111 that you can't help liking him. ELSIE HERMINA ERNST HOME ECONOMICS RUTLEDGE Y. W. C. A. Play 1D; Deutscher Verein Play 12 81; Deutscher Verei 1.n erc we have 11 little dark E from down Phila- delphia way. She joined us in the middle of our freshman year. 111111 1V1- welcome her with 11 wilL Her specialties are horti1ulture. art and 11111sic.1Vhen she starts r'1gtimc 11c- 1111 111111 our feet tapping the fioor Elsie has 11111: Penn State spirit and 11i11 stick up for 11131 Alma Mater through thick 11nd thi11.She is little. but 5111 is wise likc 111cc WILLIAM EDWARD EVANS MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PITTSBURGH HCahbie, the man who driv es the wagon. iiEd is a veiy important 11111111101111, thin, good looking, etc For I110 past three years UEd has inhabited Old Main' and 11:15 made a great name for himself. He has often boasted of his ability as a wrestler, but now relies upon argumentation as his strong point. Besides purusing through his mechanicsi, he sp ends lconsiderable time 111edimting 011 matrimonial prob- ems. WILLJAM DANIEL EYNON. 2 X MINING ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Quiet, unassuming. delicate Will hails from the celebrated halls of Central High School of Philadel- phia A good worker, a good student, 1iWill should prove a credit to the Mining Department after his graduation As an aspirant to the College Glee Club WilV gives voice 10 the best that is in him and a few know the qualities of his voice JOSEPH F INE CHEMISTRY PHILADELPHIA German Play 131; Deutscher Verein; Berzeliu: Chemische Gesellschlft; otnr tnl High Club, Philadelphia. C1u n 11 Wt all depends upon the molecular wclight. Joe 11:15 wonderful selling abilities. he can sell a five- foot mans 11111itz1ry uniform to a six- footer with ease. Some actor, but :1 'r0111:11 si11ger.11e is an authority on :111 subjects and can readily talk C91 on 2111 events past. present nr f11tu1'e.He likes physics and is there- fore 11 close friend of Gravy. He had a gre 1t 101C for the HUexican Athlete. i'Yep. hes some chem- is1.:111d he 11 make good 11cc'1use if he doesn t 1111111176 he'll sell. Heres 111c11'. 90 L Whgm1m 1 PAW FRANK FISHER . ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING W1LLIAMSPORT A man who 1111011.: men. .hc does not hurt them 1qt he always throws 1110111013111 when it comes to a choice hctw e011 11rest1i11g. dancing or staying out nights. I'ish strong1y leans 1011:1111 the latter He has become thoroughlv acquainted with the damcs of the surrounding suburbs of State College He is an engineer of 110 mean :111i1it1' and expects to make his 11'111'11'ith the d111'11110 :15 well as with the 1115111. DONALD ROBERTSON FISKE. d1 A 0 LANDSCAPE GARDENING PHILADELPHIA Froth Board 13, 41; Cadet L10utenant;Thespi-ns: Assistant Manager Musical Club 681; Rifle Club; Landscape Gardening Sociot t.y This guy aint had 110 bringing up; he just gro11'.cd hiske entered college :15 :1 forester and after trying several other courses finally decided upo 11 Lands sca ape Gardening :15 his vocation. Since early childhood this social whale 11:15 swallowed several Jonahs in the shape of feminine hearts. but still roams the social sea 111111:1rpoox1ed.11'1Don is famous for two things; his dancing and his :111i1it1' to get by. He is of a happv disposition 211111 11:19 many 11:11'111 friends We :111 11ish him the greatest of succe . FRANK THOMAS FLANNELLY, E CD A CIVIL ENGINEERING DUNMORE ankawnnnu County Club. A typical u11:11'11 from the word 11110.1' Roared and 11drug up in the Prosperous city of Dunmore, he en- tered thc ch15 s of '14 :11111 by his steady pulling he has remained with 115 thus far. We concede him his clalm that hei 15 the best looking chap in State College and that by the end of his 5111101' vear he 11i11 have his descriptive genmetrvo off. Often favors large audiences 'ith :1 sad little 111111'cntitltm11 11111 going home to mother' to the tune of 011C 1i11ger accompaniment on the piano. Is :1 firm 1101101'1'1' in Dcnmcracy :11111 :1 square de:11 to everyone. 91 IT mmmom g1 BRUCE LEON FLEMING, A Y AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY PICTURE ROCKS Class Treasurer LU; Assistant Manager 1914 LA VIE:Phs.tIon11ms 121; Glee Club 131'. College Choir 12, 31:01v1c Club 131; Williamsport ub; 131 61113 Chemical Socie'ty; West Chester Normal Club 13.1 '11:15 :111 accurate supply Of knowledge c011- L'Lr11111g 110111111 connectiom between Snowshoe and 1 1111:111u11111iz1, 1'i:1 Reading. :1 101111 111101111 10 :111 Iiders 111' 111C 011L11 2111 P1111mz111.11L 31111':1ys wished to L11:111ge 111$ Loursc from 51111111111 HC11L111. 11111 did not 11:1rc 1111 811:111111' 1111111 1115 Sophomore 1'L':11'.U11L1L'1' 0111111z11'y L011111111111s Bruce is quite 31 $11: 1111' and always 111:111:1gLs 10 LsL3111c 111111112: NEIL MACINTYRE FLEMING. K E. A 0 2 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY WILLIAMSPORT Parmi Nous:F1'iars:College Foot BAH U. 21: Class Foot Ball 121; Auiunmt Ma huge r Foo Ball 131'. Foo t B1111 Manager- 1;;141 Sirloin Club;Lycom1ng County Club. How 1111 I 101111' in 1111's? Upon hearing this, look for 15161111111.r and expect 10 I111L1 111111 1ry111g something 11L11' 011 111 111C 1111c of cranial CI1111C111511111011tS keeps 1111 1115 111111r0kLn rLLanl 111 1111: Mo vies. Quiet, rL-sLn U11. 111111 unassuming.11'1111 21 kind 1110111 101 every- 1111e.Nc11 11:15 11'011 31 11111111111116 of friends. and we are sum 111:1: those 011211111L'S 11'111 11'111 111111 1118 success 111 111L 11111L'11 11L 3111 str11L 1111 CHARLES SCHWAB FLUKE PRE-LEGAL WILLIAMSBURG 11 is past 15 shrouded 111 0115L'11r111'. :15 11L spent his boyhood 11:11; 111 XV1111:111151111rg 1SLL large map of 1' 1:11r C0. ,1 and 11rL11pL'11 :11 Masszmnughton. He 1011115 :1 SCL11111LL1 life :15 you L:11115L'L from 1111 10110111111: schedule: Recit:111011s,810 ; sleep. 1 10 4'11r111111111g, 10 8: L'011r1111g.8 10 1.91:1 5111111'. 121 10 3 111 3. I11 spitL- 111 1115 110L1111'11:11 11:111its 1' 110011 15 :1 student 110r111y of 111C 1311-1015115. :11111 11; an artist at drawing cxe11111110y11s'. We expLLt 111$. face 1:1111111111' :11 the 131'. N -1 a :2 A :7 21' ?q 92 MECHAN .Alu 111111. 1111111 l11C 51111' 131111111: 1 15 :1 101111311. 1:31 11 1 V1 51;. 11 '11.5'111-1' 5,.1I ' VB ADOLPH LOUIS FOELL 1cm. ENGINEERING BUFFALO. N. Y. LA VIE Artist;J eMechanical Engineering Society: Motive Power Club; rDeutsche Verein; Cosmopolitan 011111. 1111105 1115' 111111: 11111 gets there j115'1 1110 5111116. 111: could .511 1111 1111y 1115c1155111g 1111.- marriage ques- i5 11 c1111511'1111 11111111re1' 111 1111'1 1111r 11116.5 from 1111125311111 1111.5 11c-1c1' 1111111111111 1111 11111 11e111. 110 111151 5111111111'12111' 55111111911 11111111 :1 rupu11111011 1?1.11111 1111.5 11'111'112110111111011.511'118- 111' export great 111111215 111 11. ELMER RAY FORD, A 1' P FORESTRY Class Foot B11111 11, 21; rCollege Foot Bal1: estry Soci FALCONER. N Class Base B1111 111: 11 11111 1101'1' 111111111r 110re51r1' 5 11111115r 01 111e11Ff11ess 01 his course 111111 111 1111- 1111115 when he played 111150111111 111111 1110 great 1'111g11 1101110111. 111111 1 great success 111111 1118 11111' 1111111125 nf 1:1'l1C1'111611. 11111 solemnly swears off while 111 1115' studies. 11Y011'11 study. 1110. 111'1'1'1' 111'1'5' 111 HAROLD DUBOIS FOSTER, B 10 II ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING STATE COLLEGE Class Foot 131111 11 21: College Foot Ball 1311011133 Track 11. 21; Chai rman of Ban nquet Committee 121: Assistant Treasurer of Y .A1C1vic Cl uh 111; 11111115 1'11111154'. 11111 111' 15 older 1111111 110 11111115. He seems 10 have 5111'1'1111 111111111'1110111: 111-11c11c1'11 11110.5 such 115 1101151111: 51111115 111111 111111111g111g' 111111111'1111 1111110111111- 11111511111. 01' 1'0111'5'121115 15 11.2601111111511011 only by 'lp- 111111111011 111 511111111 1110111'120111' 11'011111 111 first think 111111 1111111111 11011111 11111111: 11 11ctte1'511c1c55' 111 Thespizm 21c111'1111-5.1111111 111 chasing the 11111-511111. 11111 1111:11111111011 1.5 11111111051141 111 111011111cr11111usc111c111.1111111165 11101- 111111; he likes 10 560 1111- 5ccncry around the country; 111111 110 likes 1116 11111' sex. L mmmom 11111 4N .1 3.1111511: :2; JOHN HUTTON FOTHERINCHAM. 1 .1 LANDSCAPE GARDENING TITUSVILLE Hoot Mon! Dear 0111 11011113' latlLliL'. who hails 1mm tho 1211111 01' Glen 111111 Dale. the 1111111 11111111: fam- 0111' 113' Sir 11'2111L'r Scott and Andrew Carnegicf' Shrcwd 1'11111 L'1'111113' :11 his 1:01.1ntr3'111L'11. 113' dint of much perseverance 211111 11111115113 hL' threatens to make Skiho Castle 211111 its surroundings appear insignifi- 011111 11 hL11 he 11111.1th1 his course 111 1121111 scape Garden- ing 11'. to his :mitmlc tmutrd 111L' fair ones of the 111111 crcL he is cool 211111 1L'tii'i11g1hut. irresistible. RAYMOND FOULKROD ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LONGPORT. N. J. 1701111L'ic'hni11 1'1'11111111111111iL' City 1111411 :11111 that distinguished place 1121.1 110011110 011311 more noted by 1112 achievements Of this classmate 01' 11111.5 High in quality but slight in stuturL' 11113111111111 is an individual 1101'thy of notice on the basketball 11001' :11111 in the class room 211' 11L11Q11iL'1.111cek 111111 101113 in spirit but pobscssing fair 1111111111 and an excellent 1'L'nse 0 11111110r. I'0ulkic i,1' 11L-11 liked 11110111 1hL college and is LlcstinL'Ll in the 1111111'0 111 brim: 1111111: to college, 1:13.15 and sc GEORGE CLARE FREED INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY YORK 111i1' pm1eruus lonkinlr c21rL' 1'1'Lc young 1112111 1:11- 1c1L11 collL'LrL. with thL Ci1ils hut 11110 111 the f1lCt that he 11211' .10 intellectual ho. enlisted again with the 111- 1111.11ri111 ChL'111i111 11h111L'1'rL' hi 1.1 calling may be '11 LLLliL-'11i11 11L1'L'r 1L't i1 interfere 11i1h hi1 sleep llLL'lz1i111stoh1'11L' 11001111 111111iL'i1'111 111 the 113'- -g011c days 111111 10 have 111:11L'11 in 11 um hand. 11111 that art i1' 111.1110 him 11011'C11ar'i111111 L'spLL'i: 1113 10111101 work 11111 we prL-L't him 111'119 1111 the inh in June of 191 .17 1 mammom I V11 I'i JOHN EDWARD FREEMAN, A T A HORTICULTURE WAYNE Glee 011nm 11. 2. 31; Thespiuns 121: Phusoninm 121; Choir 12. 31; quet Committee G! 1: Assi stunt Mann agar Glee Clu b G! 1' rah Apple Club; Philadelphia 0111.11 Here we have the original Mutt from 11'110111 B1111 Fisher got his inspiration and like 111' 11tt in the pictmes 12111113 is strong for the 11'11111e11.111 hi1 Sophomore 1'e:1r he did not see the 11.11: of learn- 1111.r Curhons but is more tz1k1n 11itl1 it this year. lli.1' strong points are travelling and singing. 111111 1111 1'I1;11'h:1ri11me can 111' heard :1IJO1 e1111 tie on ers in the Glee Club. He is .11111' at seeing the point of :1 joke1111:11'i11ghri111re and getting dressed for :1 party. 111111 'Ii1l1lic 11'ill he there when the Re1all 101111111. CLARENCE HENRY FRICK SANITARY ENGINEERING DANVILLE Civil Engineering Society; Montour C;unty Club. 'IPinkie 1.1 11111' of the few 111011 11'111'1c 11:11'c t111- none 111 11r11111ll1'1'all theii home Dunvi . e 111 the liflh 1111111111 Xlz1i11 :11 soon :15 he :1rri1' ed and 11111 1l11'e1111'e11 into :1 t11'.1teI:1.1'.1'1'1'11111111101111-r e 11:11 1111 111'1'11'iIIi11g. 11'1-II reeo111111e111lc1l errand I101 of 111C .1011l10111111'1's during I1i.1 fr1'1hma11 year. and 1'l:1i111.1 he 111:1111- 11101'1' 11i111 down 101111 for 1 :1111' 01I11'1'I9I411.111, Muygood fortune smile often 11111111 1'1111.1I:1:1s :1 sanitary engineer :15 lo 11g :11 11111 are :11111- 111.1111-1' 1'le. 11 of 1111- Damille :111'111111 authorities. FREDERICK WHARTON FULLER DAIRY HUSBANDRY MOUNT UNION Soccer Team 1U; Glee Club 131; Agricu! 111ml Society; DAiry Club; Hun tingdon Count y Club. 1 student in the r1:1I sense of the word 111 what he thinks to 11 ' 1111' 111111'1'0111'11' 111 college- Xgricul- t111'e 1 rank knows the difference het111'cn butter. cheese and 1'. ng 11111 is .1'0111ewh:1t 11:171' 11111'11 it cOmC1 t1; picking his l1e1.l 0111211 in 1:11: 1r:1cte1' lacking in ':'111it1. and quiet in speech. he heliev es in the world t111'I111111:111it1 .1:111'1' :11111 11011'1' 11111.1 10 Ieml :1 helping It: 11111 1111011 cnll1'1l 11111111 10 110 .111. 0 U1 13.211531141101113 J WILLIAM DANIEL FULLER ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING MOUNT UNION Press Club 111; Glee Club 131; Huntingdon County Club;E1ect1-ical Engi neer1ng Soci c1te 11'1111c. the r1111g11-11cc11'. hails fmm the city of Mount U1111111'011 the M UN 1 11. L he will tell you 11111111113411 1t 11 not 1111 the map at .111. ' V1111L- tried r111111i11g.1111t g'11L 1t 1111 after the 1910 cross L111111t1'y. 110 11:15 101111: 11mg :11111011'111 111' 11L1' er 111L'11t10111' 111.1- tnry 01' Pl1ysi1'1.11c L'L'rt:111111 1111.1 some prnspccts tor :1 beard :11111 110 is right 111111111 of the fact. too. 1 1111 1.1 a 11:11'11 worker 211111 we hope 111- 11111 make the right connections through life. MILES EVANS FULTZ ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WASHINGTON, D. C. Electrical Engineering Saciety. 17111t7. drifted into Penn State at tho 11011111111111: 0f the second sc111cstL-1' of 0111' fre.111111:111 year. One of 1111' 111.11 11Lc11t11p1i111111e11t1 11115 to .10:er 11011 Fry 11110 cxcusim: 111111 r0111 :1 .1L'1111'1tc1' .1 11r111.11c earned the name 01'1QUL'CI'CF', 111 111.1 11111110111orc year when 11L put the j111: to 116 apparatus 111 t11 11111.11L1 1:11101':1tur1.11L- 11.1.1 queer ideas of 1111211 Lonstitutc1 summerpr:1L'tiL11111.1111t 11e11'1'thc1e1111c gets 11111111: 111111 :111 the pmt's 11'1'L- 1.1 :1 g1C'1t future 111 1.1011- for 111111 111 spite of the 1:111 thztt 11c 1.1 :1 111111i1tL1 .1 .1011 GEORGE RAYMOND GAGE. '21 N BOTANY ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Druids; Class Football LU: 011153 Banquet Committee 12. 31, 81112111 111 stature but :1 1111111 for 2111 that and 111ml 10 photograph to 111.1. 1:1.1tL'. egc 1'1L11v1ties have not lucked for 111.1 suppo 0.rt 017001111111 basketball truck. 11:1.1011:.111 .1wi111m111g ocu1siot1a1 banquets. and 11's 1:111 111 1'1-lute. :1lso fussing have 11111 1115 11111dcd :1tte1111011.:Xs an incidental to college life he studies. concentrating n11 botany 11cc:111.1'L he 1:1y1 he likes it :11111 1131111 111 he :1 botanist. 011. George! 96 11111:: 111111 1111011113 J I ALBERT JOHNSTON GALLAGER. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING MOORE Friars; Class Soccer 11. 21. horn in 1111' village 111' 11101119. P1'1111s311'.1111i.'1 011 1110 27111 01' December. 1801. 1i1111- Bert 1111111 became the 111-1111 .111 those who 11'111'11'11im.Uctlingr 11is 1'111'1y c1111c111i011 111 Swartlnnnrc P1'61111r111013' School 1111 11'211111cr11151 101111 gm its i111111e111'1- over 111111 111111 11c 1011111011 1111: 11'il11.1 01' 119.11 1'11i11111e1phi11. Strangvc 111 .1';13' 11i1'11 11'c1s 01111911 11e1'1'111111 t11i1'1' :1 week rcg'n- 1:1r 3' 111' pols 1111' 111'11'1' 1111111 1111' 1'1'.0111 WILLIAM JORDAN GAUTHIER, A T A ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WILLIAMSPORT Assistant Manager Varsity Base Ball 131: Glee Cllub 11.2.31: Thespians 12 31: Choir 12 31; Class Soccer 121:011155 Banquet Speaker 131; Pharsonians 121: El 00 tricnl lEngineeri rmg y; Williamsport Clu C11113 111'11' 11isli11g11i1'11111 11i1111'1'lf as 1111 entertainer 011 .11'1'1'1 1'111 occasions. 111111 11' 11111101111111 0f 11 111111ici:111. B 11 is 1111:113'. 11r0111111 11'11e11 c1011: 1111r1110113' is 1160111311. 111' is a 1'0111111i1suer 111' 110111111 for he 1115 11 sweetheart it. every part 111111 11c increased his fair 111'111111i11111111'11 9x11-111i11'13'111sl summer 113' taking 11 trip 111111.15 the continent.1303111111 his 0110 failing. 1111 11115111811911 101'e 101' 111111111. Jordon i.1 1111 :111 round good f1'11011'1'1n11 1i11'1'11 113' 1'1'1'1'3'1111113'. GEORGE P. GERFIN ELECTRO-CHEMICAL COLUMBIA 1121 111 i.1 :1 congenial. 1ig111 111'z1r11'11 Pct. famous for 1111' 1111.1pi1:11i13' 111111 c1111113'11'i111 1111i1'11 111' i.1 1111111113' 11611 supplied. 111- i1 0111' of 1111- grmtcst of fussers 1111 11016111115 11101'1' 1111111 three fmnincth going :11 any one time. 111' receives more 111111 bigger letters 1112111 1101'511113' 01111'1' f1'11011' 111'1'1'. XYe 11r1'11i1't fame 101' Si. 11111 1111 f:r1r1111' west 1111111 1011'11. CHARLES RICHARD CERTH, 111 E AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY NEW YORK CITY Track Squad 11, 21: Class Track Team 121'. Drum Major 11. 21: ermun Play 121; Liebig Chemical Society: New ork City Club. This 11ig11i11c11.111011111- gentleman 11:11in1r 111-111111e 1101'1'11 113' the monotony 111 Broadway. snught excite- ment in the mountain f'13ti11'331'30.t:1t1'. C1111ege XVithm :1 3111111 time 111' 11i:ti11g11i3he1l 11i11131'1f :13 .'m artl3t. 11111 :13 :1 31111;:31c1'- Oft 111 the .31i113' night you 1':111 hear his humming 11:13.30 vending 1111- other with 1111' ravishing 31r:1i11.3 111' Love Never 11ie3'. 1n the pursuit 11f k11111111'1lg1' he 11:13 Ch031'11 the 11:1111 be tween the continued 1:1'11111 111111 the indifferent 310111- the 111'.11111': 11 11:1111 1111i111 i111:11'i:11113' 10:1113 111 3111:1'1'33 CLARENCE DENTON GIBBS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HUNTINGTON College Track Squad 111. 11111113.:11311 1111111111 :13 Varsity. 112111 great 21.311i1':1- tions toward 11:11'11' 11111-11 he entered PC1111 Saute. Dur- ing his frc3l1111:111 your 111' w 1'0:y 0 P01'3 1111'11- ti011.3. but :13 :1 31111110111011 1102110111111 1113 life 11111 strenu- 11113 :.1111 :11'1'1'111lingl3' gave it 1111.111- 01 his gicz1tc3t achievements :11 111111141- wns the winningr of the 11c- 11:1te 11et11'1'1'11 1111113111 :11111 :1 cert:1in'.'1111111:1113' 011 the 1111e3ti011 re 31111111113 g1'11111'n11'11?'. .3' :1 student. C1:1r1'nc1' 111113 111' c:1111' 11 :l 31.1r11.' nothingr except 11011113; T:11:ti1'3' 11:13 1'1'1'1' 1111121011 him WILBUR CARROLL GILLESPIE. B A '2' HORTICULTURE TARENTUM Sphinx; Deutscher Verein: Rifle Club; CCivic Cl11b;Cr1b Apple Club; Pitt ttsburgh Clbt Carroll 1:13 111- 13' never 1':111e111. i.3' :1 composite of the 1101'113-ha11111'11 31111 of 11111. the 1101i3hc11 fusser of the fai1'11111-3' 211111 1111- 11r1111:1nt 3t11111'11t.11is1'.i1'tuc :11'e 111:1113': 11101111113 111111111'3ti11n1'11.1cr:11'i11u3 even 111 :1 fault. 211111 of 1111' 1111111131 purity in thought. 11'11r11. 211111 111'e11. 11c 13 :1 1'ig111'11113 exponent of the large 1:1111i13'. :11111 hi3 ambition is; 111 111'c11111e the 01111111' 11f .1 two hundred :11'rc fruit t':1r111 :11111 1111 e111er in the 1'1'11111'11 C will succeed. C0 111 it. Roger! 921.11 mmmm 'j I MARTIN GILLET FORESTRY BALTIMORE. MD. Martin is 11 1111111 son of the Sunny South-at 11-11st he spent 0111' in 11 North Carolina lumber camp 111111 since then hc- 11115 :1111'111's talked 11ith 111111 South- ern 111'1'e11t. 111' 11111 111s prefened the vacation of :1 11111111'1'1111111 111' r1'1111 some of Stewart Edward V1111te S 11111-1 . 111111 11111116 is gninrr 10 11c 11 f0rest1'111n his fresh1111'111 1'1111'. Martin 11115 111111 busy 1111115111152: the 1111111111111111- 111111 111i11r1 not to have to 111111 11 new 11.11 Since then 111' 11115 11e1' elnped into 11 good stu- dent. Martin is :1 real 111111 5 1111111. 11 r111111 e111ter11i111'r 111111 :1 prince of good f1'11011's. RALPH IRWIN GILLILAND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CLEARFIELD Perkiomen Club; Clearaeld County Club. C111 1111' 111111111.11'111111'53'1 Choke the r111'111 choir! D111'.Y. M. C. A. shark. won his fame in his freshman year when he wanted to talk Y. 1 . C. :1 I11 1914. Doc 11111'1'11's mentions that he 11115 traveled 111' 11115 111511 attorney 111 11111' for freshmen, c11111e11i1'111. 111111 101er of country 11111i11e11s.M1111y many are the times he 1111s deluged 01rd 1111111 11'ith sermons. 111g11111e11ts. 11111:; 01'0'10 andt 13211111eret111k 111111 11'l11111r. 11'111'111 111' is not touring the remote corners C11'11rti11111 Cm11111'he may he found 111 584 Main. C1111 111'011111 EDWIN CHARLES GLASER C1V1L ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Civil Engineering Society; Philadelphia Club. 112111110 came to us from that beautiful city 01' 11'01111'1'11' 1.111'e. 111' is quite 1111 athlete. espeeizlliy :1t truck. making: 11 ree'md in the 11111f- 111i1e from 11i$ room to e1111111'1 11ft1'1' 111'11131'51'11te111'e11 111' the Hep. F111 is 111511 :1 1111t1'1l 111111'i11e1'havingr 111111 501' 91'111 t1: 11:5 with his little 11111-110111 in the yacht race 111 Ocean City. 11her1- he spends his s11111111er.1le is 11 fusser of some 110t1'. being acquainted with 1111 the 311115 :11011111,r the. main line. A 3101111 1111011 11'ht1 11'i11 face the world with his 11115511111105 in June. 101 . 99 WJQWMEVEE J W EDGAR ALLEN CLASSMIRE AGRONOMY WOMELSDORF Berks County Club; Allentown Prep. Club. XVec1l5. 11'111' 1111' 11311111? A glance 1'11 hi5 ll111vi111,1 lock5 will he 511Hi1'i1'111 111 5l11111' why he i5 511 11:11111-11. Dutch', 11:15 :1 very poor 11:1r1 :11'1'111'1111111 111 D111'1111' Sallmlc 11'h11 111:1th :1 5111'- 1'i:1l trip 1r11111 111111111511111f 111 examine i1.Y1111 1101'11 11111 offer him your sympathy l1c1'211151' 111' will he :1ll right when l11'l'111dsth1' girl. llis 1111111' h1-:1rt l1:11l :1 1013' sc1'1'1'c 51111111 0111' 1l:1y when 111' received the 111'11'5 11f hcr 1'1'11::1111-111c111 111 :1 1i1 1'21. 11 say the l1':151 5111111111'5'15 :1 :1'11011 follow in 1'1'1'1'1 5111150 11f 1hc term. ALVIN STOY GLESSNER DAIRY HUSBANDRY SOMERSET Dairy Husbandry Society: Rifle Club: Agricultural Society: meraot County Club. Sl1'i115' 1'1111111 111'1'1' with the intention of taking engineering, hut 11111111011 hi5 mind :1111l is 111111' 51111ly- ing the change from grain i11111 l111111'r 1'hcc51'. etc lhis hright-1'11'1l gentleman resembles the Eifcl Fow- 1'1 , 111111 was :15 11i1:111r1'51lu1' :13 :1 l'r1'5h with :1 5l1:11'1'1l '11::111. 1' 5 21801111 Slim hccumc the terror in his lair 1'11 538 Muili. where many were 1111 acts of Jus- tice. XVc give Sli111 1'rc1li1 on his ability :15 :1 c:1r1l- player and r1111gh-h111151'r 1'xpcrt.:1111l :11'11 :1551111'11 of hi5 .5111'1'1'55 :15 :1 11:1iry111:111. PIUS JOSEPH CLESSNER ANIMAL HUSBANDRY SOMERSET This 1l:11l1 haired 1'1111111 hails from the counly of Somerset. :1 :1111 of vineyards and '1r 1 :11 cy:1 1r115. 1.5: f1'c5l1111:111 lli115 11:15 :1 511':11lf:1st friend of i11tcllc1tual pur'511i15 1'i:1 Sir P:11l1.111 15 :1 Sophomore 110 l1cl1111l :1 1ig11r11115 condemniutioii of exuberance among f1'1'5h- men and 11:1s5c1l judgment upon 111:111y :1 law breaker in his l:1r famed 111111g6011.538 Main. As an upper cl: 1551111111 he suffers cnuii from continued 11011rc.11111mi- call1'11r:'111i11'1l :155111'i:11i1111 11i1h the f11i1'51'x. hut l11' 11'ill 11111111111-55 1111r1'11m1 1hi5. 100 m 1 1 I111.1 '1 - 11110351. mwom 1 ROY REDCAY GOCKLEY AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY REAMESTOWN Druids: Class Soccer CD, Class Base Ball 121: Class Basket Ball 131. All -Star Team 18 1. 1103 1111.1 :11.v:13'1 111111 :1 10:11 11 111' in 1111111011115 athletics. .11111 511-11 110113 with it in regular big league .1'13'.11' 111111115; :1 wind- 1111 111111 would put 10 .1'11'1111c 0111 C111'ist3 M 1'1111'11'5011 h1111.1'elf.111- is 0110 of 1111 113111111115r ligl111' 01 Mc Ulister 11 '111 and 1111.1 11 few deplorable rough-neck habits like 1111 hi1 111'ig111101'sl1c11s quite 11 c011x'1r111tio11111111-.1'0mc would 5113' 1101: 11ir 11111111 111111 1.1' 1grc c:11 1111111131'111 :1 friendly 11113' He will never 11111161101111 his 116111111 113' 11111134111: JOSEPH WILFORD GOHL. Delphi SANITARY ENGINEERING WILLIAMSPORT Assistant Track Manager 131: Civil Engineering Society: Williamsport Club. 1111.1 11:111' faced i1111ixi1luz11 whose picture you 1'1-e hcforc 3,011 i1' 11 w 1111' with 1111 f11ir 01113.1 111111 11011111 1'111111'1'1111111'0 1116 13011011 Dip th11n cat. Sli:111011 'i.1' 111110 a yrre1'11 1111119. 1'1pe1'iz1lly in French 119 1111.1 11 1'e11111r11'11hlc 11111.1 voice 111111.101'01 10 rem 61' Casey .10111'1'1'1111'1 1V1mt 10 Be in Dixie. to the 111'11'11111'111 01' those around him. P111113 is interested in 1111011 :15 1111 X11111: 1111 Vanager 1'. 111111 1111101 1111 excr- 1:111 in hustling 11111'1111'1' 1110111111 the muck. MORRIS GOLDEN ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Class Base ABall 11.2110011631: Base Ball 12M Wrestling Club; rchitecturnl Society: Philadelphia Club. Ask 1111' 101111 ki1l1' 11110111 Mike. 11163' 1111 know him. His popularity up in 111- 111111 staricd with Verily xeri13'.1 1113' 111110 3011. Now it i.1' kept 1111 by 113111 $11111 Cheese. 1103'5' fliere is 01113' 0111'1'1'1'1- .1011 for the existence 01 1110 91111110 club where 111' gc11 his 1111: 9.. he went for brc:111'f'1.11 about twicc this your. 1 10we1'.cr Mike is there in 101'13' 01111'1' 1111 5. 11111 a 10011 :11 the garage 111' .1111ezllr1'1l 11p- y 3011 can hear the 11101111'111uggi11g.T1111 11;:11i11 there 1' 110111i11gv he 110'11111111 110 10r 3.011 101 F 7111:17Wm17113 J CLIFFORD CAMERON GORSUCH Pioneer Club MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BRADDOCK Clan Soccer 121; Mechanical Engineering Society: Pittsburgh Club. 11011 camc to PC1111 Stau- 011 11 four years leave 11f :1111c111'c. 1:1 1'211111'11 r1111c11111111' 111' 1111' litt1c 1111cs 111 111':1111111ck.11i.1 111111111111'111' :11110111: 1111' ui1'1.1 :11 home 1.1 .1111110111i111: 11'c111c11111111s.111.1 1111rcz111 i1 :1 miniature :11'1 1:'1111'r1' 111 11112 111'21111101'11 1':1ir11111'1 1111 1'111111111110111 c11rrc.p111111c11cc :11111 1111- 1191' cr ceasing i11110w 11f 111111:c 111111 111111'1'fc111111i11c 11:11111ic.1 .1111111'111111 1111 genial 11is- position and general 1411011 11:11111'c 11:1.1 111191711011 1111101115r 111c 01111111111- .11-x in 1111.- 111111c 11'1'1y 21.1 111c1' 11 '11'1' 111110111: his 111:1111' 1'1'i1'111ls :11 81111111' cxpcu 1'1111 to give 11.1 :111 :1 1r111111 j1111 111111' 111 11113.11- 11:11.1. t HAROLD GOSSER DAlRY HUSBANDRY AVALON Socialists Society; Agricultura1 Society: Pittsburgh Club. 11110 1111111111 think that 1111.1 1111111111 111111i0111 11111111 1111: y1111111. 11:1111111: 11'0111 1110 111111111 111 111C Ohio, 11 :111 :111111ir1'1' 111' the Mir .11'x.11 seems 111 be his 11i 1113.11 3111111111111 111 11111' - :1 fair 11:1r111cr :1 cow and :111 mere 111 Pithburgh 1 011111. :111 111r 11i.1 nw11.Ame11. 1'Gooser i1 :1 c111111'ic111i11111 .111111. 111 in 1111: 111ctifc1'011s counc- 11111 11111.11 01111.1 61' 6111111:.1 arc 1110111 in attending 1011:11- i.11ic 111cc11111:.1. 111:11'111g frie11111y 1::111111 of 111 er m 111'111111: j1111'11r1'1111'r letters 111 01c:111.P0rt M:11i1111'1 111111 way 11:11111111 FRANK RUSSELL GOULD. 61 E MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MOUNT CARMEL Assiatnnt Manager Phnrsoninns 12. 31. Mechanical Engineering Society; Mo tive Power Club; Northumberlnnd County 0111.13 '11c 11111111 1:11'1- 1111- 0111- 1i111c r011 11:11. A11 here c0111c1 511111111130. 011C 11 1111' Mechanical Harmonizcrs 111111 11111-11cc111:11 11111118111118 111.1811 haired youth of 111111'kc11 :1l1i1i1'1' 1.1 :111 export in 11i.1 line and :1 12111111 111:111 10 11:'111' :15 :1 fri r11e1 . The 1111111 world 1101311 11111 11:111 111111'11 111115.:1'r fur 1'1 1:611i111. 110W .1 111 Spamme. 102 1151 L 1:13.11; 1131ng J FRANK HOWARD GRAHAM. 11 K N ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LANDISBURG Friars; La Carole Francais: Freshman Trustee Scholarship 031: Louise magic Scholarship 121'. Class Busa Ball 0 1; 001112383 1121; Electrical Engineering 8001 11a 1'1-111111 i.1 1111 eml1r3011i1' electrical engineer 11'0111 l.:11111i.1h111'1,.:'. ll1' i.1 1':1.1'il3' 11111115011 111111 with .11 yard 01' wiru 111111 :1 pair 01 pliers 111- will hc 111111113 1111' 11111111. His 01l11'1 11'creziti011 i.1 11:1.11'hzill 1111111 he can tell you just 11111111 breakfast l'001l Douin 1:11.1 lie 11'11.1 ple- 11111011 for ceollc1.r :11 chrccrshurg :15 11113'011e 11110 11111 11111ch hi.1 111'1luai11111111'1' i.1 sure 10 111111.0w 11'1111' i.1 :1 great 1111.1c1' hut 11'1feel 111111 1hi1 will 1101 11111r 1l11' 1.1;1'1'111 1'111111'1' 1hat i.1 in .110r1: 1'01'l1im. WALTER FRANKLIN GRAHAM MLTALLURGICAL ENGINEERING GRAHAM. VA. This is 111111. 'l'n 11113'0111' knowing him 111i.1' i.1 .11111i1'i1'nt. but we .1'h:1ll elucidate. XVhen 111111 i.1 in :1 gentle and pl1'11111111 111111' 111' mind he h:1il.1' 1'111111 lliila1l1lphi11 but when 2110115111 he claims the 11'il1l1.11 :1111l 1'112zi1'1'1 111111 01 Virginia 11.1 his 110016.11 11 lingo :1r1i1'1 in 1h1 refutation of 11:1111r211 spec cch 01 01h1'1'1 he has them 11H sittim.r hack iilixillL' 1101i1'.1' 0111' 111'1l11 chief anihilions 01' W1111'1' 1'11'r1-e1' is to raise 11 11111.1- 1111l11' 1l1111 11ill 1'111'1 :11 the ends. llc i.1 :1 .11111l1'111 111' Metallurgy. 11 scholar 01' l're111h.:m1l :1 disciple 01' 5111111111111 111 l'l1'1 11-111'ing1'. 111111 :11 present i.1 going 10 1r1'1111' :1 breeze in 1111' 110'111. l c .1113'1P1111 c0111111. MANSELL FARGULAR CRIMES, K 2 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY BROWNSVILLE Associate Manager 1914 LA VIE; Agricultural Society; Animal usba andry Society; Fayette Count 1y Clu Il011 .1' 1hat? I can't hear you. l'hi.1'1111.1 hi.1 1 01'11l1111a13' in the fall 01' 1910 lmt 'kolledgc' l111.1 1101111 wonders for the hoy-he i.1 11011' .1l1lc 10 retaliate 10 :my quaint rcpzirtee 0301' ml :1 l10y 111111 i.1111 .1110 :1 11'h011- 101. 11:11 little 10 1113'. hut always knows 11l1111 i.1 going 011.15 1111 11110r 111' 111-11101111r1111'1l to perform 113' 11111111111.r :1 part in 11110 01' the Y. .l C. A 111011 s-hc 11':1.1 1'1111'1 10 the 15:111.;1110 l1:11l :1 11111111 1121113 with 0111' 01' the 1'0- 911.1 111.11 fell 1h1'1111gh'1ince 1hen'J11.1'li li:11 111111 110 11111111111011 10 p 11'111'1111116 in 01h1'1' .1110r1 01'1'11 though agricultule 1.1l1i.1 l10hh3'. 103 17511 1 mmmom 1 JAY SMITH GRUMBLING. A 1' P, E 'l' ACRONOMY BLAIRSVILLE Druids: nSplhinx: Co11ege Wrestling 11, 2. 31: Ass istant Manager of 11y Wrestling Team 131: Class Wrestling 1:1. 21 Wresxling Associati on; Agricultural Society We 11111111113111.1111 County Club 11 11111 .- 1':111'1 1111 111111 j11sti1'1.s11:11'e 11'1111111111 permit 11 if 1111'3'1'1111111:11111 1111 X. 11. C. 11011111111 11:15.4 1111' 11111'115. 11111.11111 111111111114.'J:13 . ' :1 1111, r 1111111 11111111'111111' 11'111'111. 111111 1111 111':11'11 111 111 1111c11 till 111' 211111111011 11'11111 1111 '1111: 11 :111': 1y hack in 1111- Paleozoic with 111: 11 141'1'111 11'11111':1 11:11 11:1111-11131' 111'1'1' 111113 ear to 111'11c1'111s- 111:13'1111151- 8:1111511111311 1rcsses?Jay attributes his :11111i13 :15 :1 11'11's1lc1' 111 111051' 1'11r1s. 1'11111 si111'c 11113 '11 make him :15. um; cssivc i11 1if1' :15 they 11111 111 0111' 51'1'21115. XH111111111 11i11 have to publish :1 511111111- 1110111 111 1111 111111 justice. EDWARD FRANZ GRUNDHOEFFER. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MONONGAHELA Collegyf Orchestra 1! 2. 31', Phursonians 121. Thespian Orchestra 131: anod 1111 Club 131. First Lieutenant C'adet Regimentb z13;: nMechanical Engineering Society; Mot 've Power C 1111 Del 1tschcr Verein; Washington County . 'Y1':1.111'11111111111'ff1'1'. 1'. 5111:1311! 1:11111'. 'Gr111111y' 4' in :1gz1i11. G1'111111y p11:15 111c'r111'of1:1111'- i111; more :11111 saying; loss 111:111 21113! other llftccn 1111111 1'011111i1121ti1111 i11 1'0111'111'.1115 wonderful. violin playing 11. 1111111 i11111'r11p11'11 113' sweet voices singing '111 1111' Juvening 113 1111 111111111ig111. X11110111111 111' is 01' 'r- 11'111'11111'11 111111 :1 110:11'3'icl1c111111' 110112111: 111111111 11'1114 111eg 31111 :1 1'011r51 i11 1.11is 11121111 :111111'11101115 11 5:111 111111 111C 1011r:111i:1 1i1r11 Cunard 1i11e1.11111111g11 the sea of 1111'. HARRY GEORGE HALL MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MILL HALL Mechanical Engineering Society; Motive Power Club. 500 111111' I 1111111'111'11 111211 11:11:! Addie 1'1111'1'1'11 Penn State from 1.111'11' 11:11'e11 N111'111:11 111 111'gi11 his career with the Mechaniculs. 11 11:15 1101 1111111 :111e1 111' had entered when 111' became the 111051 popular member of his section :11111 :11 1111' 52111113 111111- proved to 1c11nl1011 that his 111101111211111' 111 1111' 17.11g1i511 Language is 113' 110 means inconsider- :11111'.111'1r1'y is 1111 11011111 :1 11:11'11.e111'rg1'1ic worker. and as :1 r1'51111.11:1.4 31121111011 1111: most 11111101'111111' 111'- grec of 11S, 1'1'11111'r11'11 1111011 111111 113 e:11'11 211111 1'1'1'1'3 member 111 his 5111111111 104 17L mmgm 1V CLARK HALLMAN ANIMAL HUSBANDRY EMEIGH Class Base Ball 121. Pc1lr1i' entered State :1 very 101111istieatc11 youth from Bethlehem Pi'c.p By his thiem use of the but and 11:1111110 hc .1111111'e11 111:11 he did not alter this c011- 11it1011 11111 i11g hi1 Sophomore ye:1r.His 1111111 111111 111e1011i0111' voice attracts the attention of many friends every night :11 th1- .11101'ie.1' eschially 1111011 aided by :1 shower of 11111111111. Dutch 11'i11 make good :11 :1 f:11'111er.lle 11:11 11101111 hi1 :11111111' :11 :1 1111.1111101e digger :11111 ex111'e11111 his intention 11f 111:111111:11turi11g :1 11e11'st11c11' f1101l 11'11111 :110111. ROBERT LINCOLN HAMILL. JR. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SUMMIT. N. J. 1111111111r the fe11'1-re:1t 111111 Philadelphia 11:11 pro- duced we 111111 the name 111 11011' standing out promi- 11el1tly.0111er'11'i.1'e known :11 Robert He 10 111111 the held of 11110111e11ge :1t Summit to be restricted 211111 111 1::111: 1111 1111 eh:11e for learning :11 Summit Xeudemv 111111 emered 1110 11:1111' 01 11:1111'e11ee1ille.1fter c0111- 111et111g four 1'ez1r1 there he e11t11'e11 Penn State where 1111' one 1011;: ymr 11c 11 :11 1111;1111e 10 be 101111 11. N0 01' 1111 courage i.1 returningr and he i.1 aspirin for honors 1111 the s11c11'r 1101 THEODORE DENTON HAMILTON HORTICULTURE PLAINFIELD, N. J. New York Club. Ted hails from the land of .111'eetcr1 but de- spite this fz1e1 is 0111- 0 the 1110.11 131' e11 tempered men 11f the 01:11.1 11f 1914.11011:1.1' the r:1re ability of being able to laugh 11ith1111t 1111111111: 111.1 pipe serv es :15 his gov ernor 0r 1afe1y1:1'11e to keep him from worrying. 110 was Bullock s 1111e partner and 1111111: in this com- 11i11:11i011 broke all records for changing 1111:1rtcrs.ha1'- ing roamed i11 e1ery quarter of the town :11 1111111: time 111' 0111a 105 mmwem A HENRY STUART HAMMOND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BERL1N1MD. llL-nrly St11111't 11'111' horn i11ierlin,M;1ryl11n11.011 June 8189 1. AW :1 fL-11' 1'1'11r1' .1'11elitnt11111 ' he went to the S111r1hm11r1' P111111r11t111'1' Schnnl 111111r hC spent four 1'c:1r.1;.Lpo11 11x111111111ti11g in 1910 he decided to come to th111n1'1111cgc 1'111t'11'111' up in the hills of Pennsylvania l11111t played on the baseball team 111,11 1'1'11r. 11111111111111 struck by 1111 auto early in his junior year 111' is still with us. LYNN HILEMAN HARNISH ANIMAL HUSBANDRY WATERSTREET Huntingdon Cbunty Club: Civic Club: Agricultural Society: Sirloin Club. Lynn. 0111' of thc Sir111i11.1'.' is a quiet and 111111.1- 1111111111511'111111' who 11' :1111'11y1 runLly to lend his 11111 to 11 gmul 1'11111'121Ii1' 111nhitim1 is such that he may some 11111' In: 111111- to 511111111 1111' market with.1we11. 115k him 111111111 it 11'1111 111101 not show the slightest signs 01 11111111151 tn L'111ti1.1tc 11111' acquaintance with nur 'faircr element 11111 111110 .111L'11 is the state 0 affairs. 11'1- 1'11111111t come 111 11111 CUIICiUSiUn other than that some mu: in thc 1'i1i11it1'11t Juniuta i,1' 1111ti1'nt11 1111iti11g.1111xi11111'l1' 111111111U 1111111151 thc 511-11115 fur him RUSSEL EDWIN HARTMAN HORTICULTURE LEBANON Zack 111111'1'11 fnntlmll in 1111' junim 1'c111 111111 rc- 1'111L'11 111111111'1'11111- 111141111111 in :1 1'it1 111li11' 0111' 11111' 11 1'1'1'111t 111- 111111 11 1101111111411 111111 1111111t know hi1: fricn1l1' 1111' three 11:11'111- i1 11'-Lil known in 11-11011111t0 SO- Licty 111111 1111011111 1111 the 1x1'1111'i1'1 functiollls gi1cn 111' 1110 0 1111'r1- 111 I111 9.411111111111111 1'0111'D11t1'h 1v111 1116' 1111111 hL'hi1111 thL- 1111111111 111111 the 11161111JCFS of 1915 111111 him much in rL-1111'11 1111' their L'z1r11'1'0111'1zL C1111- 11111011. 111,1 1 111'2'11'1'11'1'11' 111'1'1i11i11 1'1t 11.1ih'01111 Cnilrts 111111 1' 1211 106 L mammowg l VA? RALPH WALDO HARVEY. A F P FORESTRY JUNIATA Class Blaket Ball 0.. 2, 3i; Blnir County Club; Forestry Society. This young chap came as :1 star basketball player from Juniata High. but his feet proved too heavy for the varsity at State and the hest he could do was to earn his numerals. 'a do is a forester by his pro- fcssion. and while at summer camp hcltl the most exalted position of Chief Fce-Bird Chaser. Ralph was the most fumed suitor 0f the Fair Widow of En- deavor until Albert. King of the XYoodchoppers. beat his time. Ralph. howevcr. is one who will to tiiugs after he leaves State and will h- a credit to his pro- fcssion. CARLETON LEON HATCH ClVlL ENGINEERING UNION CITY Erie County Club; Civil Engineering Society. ll'cll. I'll he tlnrnetlf A quiet, demure young man from the grape coun- try. A good student. especially of the Saturday Even- ing Post. llis one ambition is to become a great Civi Engineer and tn get into W'ho's XVhO and Why. Since casting his lirst hallot. his mind has lightly turned to thoughts of love and has even wen seen with uher ut the movies. Should he he unable to at- tnin success in this line. he will always have some- thing: for which to lit- thnnklu FRED NEGLEY HAYES MINING GEOLOGY PITTSBURGH Fred will never make a fortune by hard work, but is sure to mztkc one by Chance. He has aspirations to the world's pole vault record and also expects to discover :1 gold or platinum mine :18 soon as he leaves rullugc. He is always optimistic aml has won the hearts of all by his good nature. and lovable disposi- tinn. Crow always has a good time on trips; never has :my money: and is the hcst trnincr mi the track team - 52$ 1 mmmw LOWELL KIRK HAYS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CURWENSVILLE Pioneer Club; Electrical Engineering Society. Sum is :1 quiet reserved gentleman who Springs irmn lhv mountains of Clenrlichl. Since coming to State Cnllcgc he has acquired the reputation of heing snmt- sludc. especially in the German department. He is :11s0 an ardent advocate of cumpulsory chapel. For further pzurticulurs consult Lock Haven Normal. Dismal will make his mark some day. JOSEPH SHAVER HEFFT. B 10 II CIVIL ENGINEERING DALLAS Civil Ehgineering Society: Luzerne County Club. you soc 1m :u'islncmtic looking fellow Coming out of the Engineering milding. who carries himse wull. and who has :1 determined 100k on his face. you may h1- snrc that his name is 0e Hcffti Joe is :1 strong supporter of the Engineering Schonl. and in the Ag. versus Civil arguments. ie is :1 factor to be thillt with. He has other good 1111:1li1icntiuns which are two numerous to mcntinn: hut it may he said that he always get? along well with the fair scxo-m' rather he is :1lwz1ys successful when diplomacy :11111 tact is :1 requisite. LOUIS HENDLER CHEMISTRY PHILADELPHIA Berzelius Chemische Gezellschaft; Deutscher Verein; Philadelphia Club: Southern High Club. Lou is one m the Philadelphia entries in the Chemistry line and we expect to see him among the leaders at the finish, Ho tinds his chief pleasure while in college in hrushing hcnutiful wool and in massag- ing his complexion. He has the cnvizlhlc record of not having missed :1 Sunday hrczlkfnst since his fresh- man ycma ,zltcly he has shown signs of having stood in the way of one uf Cupid's darts and seems likely to succumb in the near future. 108 mag, 1111:41mo1mg A CHARLES FREDERICK HENNEY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING WILKES-BARRE Track Squad 11 2 315:0 Luzerne County Club; Mechanical Engineering ciety: Motive Power C 11 '11111' 1111111 1011 read 11110111! 111-11' 11' :1 greu 5111- 110111 and some 11111101 1,0 his .1'1101'1:11ty.1.1' 1110 11r0adj1111111. 110 11:11 111511 10111111011 1111.1 .11101'1 0111.11111' of college :11'1111111'511211'111g .1'111'111 1110 111.111 .1'1111111101'j11111pil1g from 1111' 11'1- 111 111:11'1' 111' or 1111' 111.111 111 P1'111151'11':111121 11 wa 1111111' 011 11115 1ri11 that 111' 0111111111011 1110 art of' heart 111':1'1k111g :111 an that 1.1' 11011'1111' 111111.r .11111. Hi1 21111111- 0:1111111 to C11110gc work 1.1' 1111' 11111r1 1'1'111:11'11'a1110 since 111' 54115 r0111111'. 01 1'1'1111111111;r 111110 1011' 11111115 we all 111111 111111 :1 111:11111' 1101111 .1'1'0111 CLAYTON BENDER HERSHEY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HUMMELSTOWN Harrisburg 011111; Electrical Engineering Society. 1 111110 1111.2'111'1'11'1011 1111111111,.111111111 D111ch111:111 111111 :1 fondness 1111' 1111-11 :11111:1.1'1 ' 1 1111' 1011dcrz1ge Of sixteen 111' 1':-11111 11111.1 f1'0111 11111111111'111011'11 High 501111111 but 1v:1.1' bright c11l011g11 10 110 111.1' work with- 0111 1101111.: '1 'grr11111.'110h:1.1' :1 1:1r1z1' store of 11110111- 011ge. cspeciulh 11'111'1'1' girls are 1'01111'r111'11. :11111 has .1 111111: 11111112111011 :1.1' :1 1115 .1'.1.-1' 8111110 11110 111111 111111 111111 1111' 511121111: 1'1'1'1'1111111'11 :1 111112 1:111' 111 1111' :11111' which was :1 11111111 1111:111'1'11' 111.1 111:111y 11'1011111' hear tCStImony 111 111.1' 11111111131'111' CHARLES EDWARD HESS CIVIL ENGINEERING LANCASTER Class Track 121; Class Cross-Country Team 12. 31; Lancnster My Club. Dago 111- ':111 111.1' 1'11110111' education with :1 free 11:111'- 1111 1.711111'1111111'11. 110 1.1' .1'1111 here :11111 a most 011- 1111111115111' 1'111111'111. 111111111,1r 11:11'11' 1'1'01'y :1 to 111101111 special 01215101. 1111 111111 111:1111' 1111 111110111111; oratorir 1':11 r0111z1r11'1' :11 :1 1'1:11'.1' 11101311111.r V1 ' intends 111 1111 :111111' 111111 1111' 1 1:11: Scr:111,11'1s 1111110 1110 Freshmen 11111. 11111 1111 their 111.11: 5'11'1- 1110111 11o11110r p11Ffs,:11111 servo 1111111 11':1. 111' 1111.1 116011 1r.111sfor111e11 from :1 1K11'0111:111-11:lt1'1 , 111 :1 12-11'111'r1- a- 11 111 11010106211110 is 11mm 111:11 decrys tho 1111111011110 111 C11-1'111101'111011? 109 1:. 111241 .1120me J VA? DERL HESS. A Z BOTANY BENTON Associne Editor Penn State Collegian 12. 31; Assistant Varsity Wrestling Manager 131'. Associate Editor LA VIE; College Foot Ball 11. 21; Class Base Ball 121; Glee Club 11, 2, ; College Choir 11 , 2, 31; Civic Club1Agricultural Society; Columbia County Club: Bloom urg Norma '10 111' engaged is :111 right with Mustachio; i1 is so 111111'11 more blensant since the institution of 1111' Panel Post for the letters from Sonestown can now 1'111111' i11 :111y size so 1011;: as they 110 not exceed 9101' 011 pounds This man has .'1 smile. but for :1 101115r time it was concealed by a 111isplacc1l eyebrow. He :1 112ml 11111rk1'r:11111 :1 good student :11111 is 1101112 111111'11 fur 11111'1'011cg1' :11111 class WILLIAM HENRY HILE. B A E FORESTRY GERMANTOWN 51161111111.r 1if 11'1111111-1'ss1v1' have 0111' 111 this gentle, smiling. elnsc- cropped youth.1Vhat Pete does not know 111' 111'1'11'1111 to know is not 11'0 01-111 mentioningr Proof or 110 proof he most always manages to win his zurgunmnls. 110 also has the nHrcp 0 beingr :1 past master in the an As :1 class scrappcr 111' is harrl 111 heat cider scraps being his s11eci:1111 11i11 1111y :1150 be classed among the st111lcs;' 1.:1 111rrz1g1- :11111 hSwamp' are his onlv 1ir:1wh:1111s. When W'illium 11. receives his B. S in 1914 111' will have :1 must htting addition to his name. for 111' is :1 great 1:1111'1'11VVe wish Bill every success as :1 forester but wonder how the life of :1 fares: 1':'111g1r will suit him. RUSSEL WHEATON HILL LANDSCAPE GARDENING PITTSBURGH 'iRuss was :1 very 1111101111111 secluded fieshman. living s11111c11111'1'1' 111 the outskirts of town. At 11 01111 of his sophomore ye :11' 111' decided to give up t01111 life, :11111 1111' in 311' 1llister whcre he now carries on his 1'es1'1111h work. His great love for .'1 moustache is very noticeable and by man he receive 116 title Of 131111111 :1111011111111' 31c1llistcr Nobility. 111' 111111 in 'Russ :111 cx1cll1'111 character, :1 11'111 believer in 1111: high 1111115 of life. .1 zealous worker with a hip; honest 111-:11't 11'1' feel 5111' 1- that he will later he numbered :111141111r 1111' nobility 111 Penn St 111' 111011 in the outside 11411' 1. 110 12111 1 1 tin. mg? 113113.ch 1 MARGUERITE STEWART HINCHMAN HOME ECONOMICS JOHNSTOWN Y. W. C. A. Play 10; Y. WIC. A. Conference Delegate 121. Peg 11:11'1911 11111' 111g11cr e11uca11011 at S11':1r111- more. 11111 11e:1r111111 of Penn State and liking the sound 11111tter. .1111: 111111111011 10 My life 11erc,1'111d she 51:13'61. Wl1er'e1 111' 1110111 1.1 :1 chance for fun we can look for Pen 111111 1101' 111111131 :11111 111111p es. 11 0 her 112110riti.1111.1 1.1 :1 1111111 11' :1111' 111 the fresh :11r'11cfore 1'1:1.1.1. S110 1.1 111'0113' 1111pi1l-1'0 .1119 111115111111 .1110 gets through 11'1111 the r611 111111 11111 11:11'crc:1.1011.1 10 believe .1110 will 00111111110 10 110 .10 PAUL MAXWELL HITTNER, B 69 II AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY PITTSBURGH Parmi Nous: Friars: Liebig Chemical Society; College Foot 8111121; 00116: 13 36811313 Ba 11 12 . 31: Ass iatnnt Var: 1ty Base Ball H131 Class Foot Ball 1! 21:01:35 Base 3 11 11. 21; Captain of Class Base Ball 121 The 11100121111111 :11 our 01:11.1 g11111e1 have 111111111311 :1 111:111 who although 1111:111 111 11:11111c. was yet extreme- ly active in securing 16111111. 111.1 man is 51101131 ', 111110113111 Pug 111111111 011 :1 110x 10 read 111.1 burette, he is 11011111111011 :1 good 11111111111 :11111 rcc01er0r of 1011 11:1115.P:1111 11110.1 10 express 111.1 disinterest 111 the fair 10.x, but this 1.1 probably 11110 10 :111 interest '11re 1111 111:1111fcstc11. 1111111111 111101111 110 00111110111011. He seems to :111 0111.111101' :11 :111 :11111e1e. 11111 111- 1.1 :1 1111110111. P111111 1.1 small. but 110 1.11 active 111111 reliable. LAURENCE JUDSON HODGINS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING UNION CITY Cadet Band 0. 2. 31; Erie County. Club: Electrical Engineering Soc ciet Take :1 1111111 :11 the 1.100 11re50111e11 111 1111.1 Cut and 11111 me if 1 110 11111 1213' 1110 11'11111 1111e11 I 0:111 111111 1.311011 100111110. 110 11 another one of the 10111111310 11110.1 111111 11111cr11'11111'11 :111 1116 stonogs in town 111 111.1 freshman 1'c:11' 111111 110111 the 5011111 to 11.100k111g 11:11'11 111'11r 1111.'0.1'.1' 110m 110. 1:111 10 111111 1110 :1111'ac11011 11'111c11 0111;111:11lz1113 curries 111111 111 the direction of a 0011:1111 1:111' 11111 .1 home. All we have been able tO 111111 1:1 111C 1111111 111111111. 11c 1.1 :1 good 1111110111 and 11111.11'111111111111 111 111.1 11111111111 1Y0 :111 11'1111 him well 111 111.1 futurc 11 11111'. 111 111 F mammom J HARRY JACOB HOFFMAN INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY SWISSVALE 1101 is 0110 of 51111111113 protogcs. 11111 11:15 51111 retained his quiet manner even after tlrec years 111 the Chemistry Dcpartmcnt 11c 11 1101 011:: of those fellows who 1111 11111011 for their class 111 athletics but 1100.1 1111 111111111 111 11111101111111; 111C .1L'110111111L' standing 11 9 He 11111113 believes 111 the course 01 Indus- tri: 11 C11L-111ist13'1111t1 1111.1 1:1L'r111L'L-11 1111 the more 1101'1111y 1110:1111rc1 Of 11111111: 111 r1r11c1'tr1 11111'111c 1111.1' 11ck11: subject. JOHN DONALD HOGARTH. A Y PRE-LEGAL SMETHPORT Sku 11 and Bon851Scabba1'd and Blade; Assistant Editor LA VIE Associate Editor Penn bstate Collegian; iEsditor- -1n- -Ch1ef 1E1ect1: Thespians: Glee Clu 1Choir; Cadet? tLieute nunt; Press 0111;11 Liberal Arts Society; MoKeasn Countyn Club. McKL-an C01111t3'111113'11'911 11L 11r1111L1 111 1111.1 1111111. 111111 1101121 111 110cc 0111c :1 lawyer 11111 his VOC3l1 pow 015 506111 11CIILF adapted to the 11111.11L111 art of :1 Caruso 1111111 10 the 111'g11111C11tati1'L c cffor11 0111117 011.11cr. Phyl- 1111s :1 L111111i11cd 11c11r1011g 111111 1100.1 1111111111 to 11 111Lc13' 1111011 111 111C LL1111p11113' 711ir 11111.1c . .X chap with 11111113 1111c111.1 111111 1111 c11r11est 11111111116 11:1LkL-11 by 11 keen .1'L11.1'c 111 1111111or.11L 1.1 sure to 11c :1 credit 10 1111 111111'1 11:111'1'111 1'0 1r 10 Lomc th-111c1' 111cr 111C 1001- 111r1111 01' 111 11111111111Ir 111111'11 11L1L'11i11111 1r11111 111L- 11c11Lh r11 justice. JOHN JAY HORNBERGER. Acacia CIVIL ENGINEERING MOHNTON Berks County Club; Civil Engineering 611111. John 11111119 11 111101111111 record 11'1111c 111 Pro 11111101 111 11111311111r 111111111111111 111111 tried for 111.1 c111ss team 11'. Lnllcgc. 11111 1101111 dechlcd 111111 1116 game 1111.1 1011 111111110111 '01'110V'w111 very fortunate in 111.1 1105111111111 year in 11:1v1111: very 11111111111Lfric11d1 111 the 1cnior Llnss.111.1' 1 :1Lc of 11110110 111 prcwnt 11' with Dugn' 11f Jhuir mum seems to he :1 general 111111 1113'1111rc 1111CL- at 1111 11011111 111' the day 0110 c1111 5ch 1o111c person entLring the room 10 horrow 50111011111111: John' .1' one dislike seems to he 11111101 receiving let- ters 11'11111 111.1 Dc:111.1Vhilc 111 L011L-gc. 101111 1111.1 111:1L11' 111:1111'1'1'1011dsz11111 they 1111 wish 111111 11L11 111 11'1111te1'c1 he does. 1911.4 MOW 1 MILES HORST. A 7. AGRONOMY SCHAEFFERSTOWN Friars; Scull and Bones; Sphinx;Ed1tor1nChief 1914 LA AVIE: Assa- mte Editor Penn St net Farmer 11. 2 31: Editohin- Chief 1151900: Inter- C-ollegiate Debating 12. 31; Class Debuting 111: Class Track 0- 21; Glass Cross Country Telm 11111 2 31', YVarsity toss ACountry Team 131; Class Soccer 1211M. C A. C11 binet; Studa n1: Council .131; John YW. White Junior Scholars ship; Juni mor Orator: Agricultural Society; Press Club; Civic 1111; Lebanon County 0111 1 11 51111111.: for 11111.11 111111 hustle, two sy1111113'1110us 1101115 10 :111 who know 111111.11: 15 the permnitication of good humor and 11'11r11.Hc is generally .111 b1153' that 1111' c1111efre course interferes with his 11115111651 His 1:111111151'111'111 for 1111 he undertakes makes him 11 good 11'1'11ler111111 much of the credit for the succes1 111 1111.1: 11'01'11 1.1 due 10 111.1 untiring eff0rts to pr011111'e 1111' 111-.1! 1111011 11115111110 ALBERT MURRAY HOUSER. LIBERAL ARTS PENNSYLVANIA FURNACE 1 111111113 is 11 1111111 11f 11111113'tit1es 111111 11.1 11111113 turns 01 1111111 1.1 He i111111'1'101111tcs t11e11eepc1'0fbaske1- ball uniforms while :11 Juniatzl College. anole011ic conquests are not to 111' compared with the tr 11e11' 011 1111 Great 11111165 1 11'1:1t 1e rcl:.ltc1 111 fre1hme11 have one ounce of truth.hAhh1c 1161' came an adept at billiards. 11111 111 the c1111111pio111hip meet 111111 Helle- fonte he 1111.1 defeated 113' the score of 119.11211113' 1.1 :1 .11111 c111. 1111 11.1 111.11 for 11110111011136 0111' 111113 .11'e 111111 delving through 11110111 111 the Carnegie 11111'11r3'. usually 11111'11 he expects 11 phone call f1'0111 home. 111- c01111111ts :1 1 0.11 111111 10111111 1111102111. 1111e11e1'e1' any of his 1'1cq111'1111ta111'1's 11:11'e '1111'1' anything '1 11111ic 0:111 pr011111'e tho.- ,1'0111 WILLIAM BREWSTER HUBBERT SANITARY ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Civil Engineering Society; Philadelphia Club; Rina Club; nqu uet Spenker131. '1 Did you ever hear Red sing, 0r'cra11.0r study? N11, but he 1111111121 :1 11015c.greets you as it you wen: 111.1 lifc-long friend :11111 starts to tell you all 211111111 his experiences. XVhen 110t asleep in c111.1'11's, 3'011 1'1'111 111111 him at Harvey's C011fectioner3' Store or e11e reading Di1i11101111 D111. or worse to his 1'00111- -111ate 11 .1 true friend :11111 11.1 11 1113'1'11 Penn State 1111111 Red 1.1 hard 111 110111.111'1'011 1.1 1111111111 to 1'11111e 111.1 11113 when he leaves 1'0111'gc. 113 T1383 MOVE A KENNETH GRAY HUBER ELECTRO-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING BURGETTSTOWN Pioneer Club: Electro- Chemical Socieiy; Electrical Engineering Society; asinh ngton County Club P1111341 cz111111 tn Stale hating spent :1 checkered L'11rL'Lr i11 iY cstcln Pennsylvania and Ohio. He spent 11:111 of his li1111-11s :1 conLrL'tc mixer. :111t01110bilc en- gineer 111:1L'hi11isL 110g fancier, :111d bunker. 1 excr :1ssoL'i21tL11 with the real 11:11-11 guys. West College has bCkli quiet sinLL- Keg mov L-Ll nearer L'L1llcgc.lle iiiOUf'ilt 01' quinq to C111 11111 this summer. but no- shc called him home. le-11 at one time was thought to he :1 iNHlU-hCiHi, but not now. H c has argued the boys away from that idea HOMER LITTLEFIELD HUGHES, 2 3L MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BEAVER FALLS Mechanical Engineering Society; Beaver County Club; Motive Power Club. lhis little chcruh is generally segn with a lung duster between his lips. Vthn not in classes he is usually 1isiti11g 11nd his visits frequently extend through sexual hours. In doing this he has become very well acquainted. 1 s :1 conversationulist he has 110 cquzll. He loves :1 good time and ever keeps the ivlcn in 111i11d th11t wc puss throng 11 life only once. A college hay in reality. JOHN RAYMOND HUGHES, A XA HORTICULTURE WlLKES-BARRE College Choir LU: Glee Club 01. Civic Chub Cosmopolitan Club. sClub; 'Wielk e-s -eBarr Club; Agricultural Socie ty 01111311111111 Society; Crab Apple Cl 11b Rosebud started his college Lurccr :15 a rough- houser i11 Krumrine Brick. His fondness for rough- housing and for loud hosiery' meureLl for him :11! the inilizitm'y degrees to which 11 Freshman is liable. ?RL' 1 it seems 11:15 chosen t11L wrong course forl is so commercially inclined that WL are convinced he should have chosen :1 course in CommcrLC and liinz111ce.lle is known to have frILquent pressing 1:11- 1:11gL-111ents and can fit you out sync and span in a gymnasium costume 0f 1hc latest style direct from I: iris. 114 Egg 1 mammom 1121 :1 v1 LAWRENCE D. HUMES, Q1 K 11: ANIMAL HUSBANDRY UNION CITY Cadet Band t1. 2 31; College Orchestmb .0 2, 31', Sirloin Club: rie Count. ty Clu Tuba is :1 night owl and :1 clever scout. lie is :1 strong believer in the theory of the conservation of e110rgy.11cxe1 allowing anything to interfere with his sleep. Next to sleep. he loves cats and the fair m1cs.Pl13'sics 11:15 011cc his fax' orite study, and he 1111s lookul upon us :1 Hshar k. Once in his freshman 3'c:11, he 11:15 1111111111 to go to chap cl. '1 111m a133':13's expresses the upiniun that the inhabitants of Renoi'o are the most charming. and :1re mighty 01:15:53. hi et me t'flt or die HARRY CLARKE HUTCHISON MECHANICAL ENGINEERING HARRISBURG Harrisburg Club; Mechanical Engineering Society. 11:11'1'3' hails from 11:11'1'isl1111g 111111 is proud of it. Just :11 present l1m3 c11r.he is 1113' much interested in Pittsburgh; whether 01' not lie will be interested theie 11e1'111z111c11tl3 is :1 momentous question with 11:11'r3 Hllutch' is :1 good fellow 111111 stands well in his classes. He is a fellow who will make 1111- 1111cst sense of the word 111111 111110 13ill take with him the best wishes of his class in all his future suc- kU55011 ANDREW HUTTON FORESTRY WILSON Allegheny County Club; Forestry Society: Pittsburgh Club. W'hat's it to 3011 211111 Gwan, stop your kiddin'. are among: the foremost in his vocabulary. l'Ie hails 110111 Cl:11iton High. where he learned the art of retuinin0r the smiles o 11 1c f11irsex.l e tirst tried. Cnrrevic 'lech. lmt found 1' 11g111ee1111g too contining and consequently decided to come here and become :1 forester. Here he :1chie1' e11 his greatest success by hccmning '11 Rough-neck. Aside from these heart rentling qualities t'llnt is :1 prett3 good b0 0y or for- ester. XVC are sure th'tt he will he xxith 11s in 1914 111d 11c can also predict :111 0:11'13' henetlixtinn'. 115 V1 $141163me J 171911 HOWARD GEORGE INCERSON. A F P HORTICULTURE JAMESTOWN. N. Y. Penn State Farmer Stuff 131; Crab Apple Club. inmost 111111 energetic is 111'. '111111 0101' ready 10 11c- 1111111d of 111C 111110111111111c 11P1'0, 1' 11 111151111 for 1111 c011- clusious 111111111 or statemwnts 1111111c.1Vc know 111111. 3011 are c:1r11cst.111r so keep 111101' 111111. 115 011 1' to be 111111 for 1110 115111111: ' 5111111: 111131 we 5111111 sec these 1101' r115: 11. C0.. S11cccssf111 Growers of 51111111 Fr11i1s 111111 1' ch1 1:11111-5. MARY KATHRYN JACKSON LlBERAL ARTS STATE COLLEGE Liberal Arts Play 131: Liberal Arts Society. After two 31-21121 1111311111 wc 111111111 have here 11'1111 115 1111113 K:111113'11 111111 111-r 11111111111 110g. 11121111110. .1111r3 1x111111y11 11:13 1111-1111113 C11 11110111 :15 1111 111711655 111111 is 11 1.111011 S11111L'l11 111'si11cs.Sl1c 11115 :1 111c11511111 sn1i1v 1111' 1:1 113110113 111111 11 1111111111111115111111111. icing 111 11 f1'ce111111 1111111131 11151105111011. 1101' 111113 care, 111 the 11'111'111 is C1111cc111i11g 1111' 11111111101' 01 c111111c1 cuts 5111' 11115 1011. She 1111s 1111111011 111111 1111111 S111tc is 111151 111101' 1111 111111 expects 111 31r111111111v with 1914. JAY THOMAS JAMIESON INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING NEW WATERFORD. o. Thespian Olachestr I11. 131; Cadet Band 11. 2. 31: Secretary Cadet Bind: Ind ustrial Engineering Society; Motive Power 11 . 11'l1c11 J113 11cttcr known 115 Happy. set out 101' Penn 511111111is imprcsxion was 111111 111: was 011101- ing mm of tl1cc11stcln Co- c1111cntio11111 C011cgcs.Sz111 111 rc1111e.11J:1111ic 1111s 111111 11 hard time 111111114111511111115 11f fussing 11r111'1ic11111. 1 111113 obstacles in 115 college czuccr 11111e 11cc11 1111'1111111'0 5 11151013, 111111111r3 Science. 111111 111 1011111101112 11111'11'3' 111111 0191'11c1r11 diargcs are not charged 10 Pram 111111 Loss. 1119:0111 111- 1101115 111c i1111-1' 111111'gi111c record 101 1110 111111111 min. 116 RAYMOND RHYS JENKINS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING BELLEFONTE Centre County Club; Glee Club 12, 31; Electrical Engineering Society. Junks i.1' 11 quiet 11111111: 11111 hi.1' quiet manner conceals 11 mighty bright 1111111. He excels 115 :1 11111111. but is not 11 grind. Thinks he is 11 musician 111111 111' all suffer accordingly. Has 1111 1111'f111 time composing letters 10 11011111111'11111rg. but he gets them written after hours of 11'1'1111'.R:11'111111111 11' 11111 11 fresi :1ir 1111111 111111 to 1:111 him 1111rte11. j11.1't open his win- 111111 fui him. HOWARD D. ELTON JENKNER CIVIL ENGINEERING TURTLE CREEK 11111111 in Prep school 'tLovcly' 111111 :1 longing 111-1119 to become 11 SI y- 11111 as he grew older 111i.1' 111111 left him 111111 11c l11i11191111t P. . to 11ec111111- 11 Ci1i1-1-zc11. 111 ?1101itic1 11011'11v is 11 standqmttcr Pinhihition F . X1 11 fu.1:.cr' among the fair 11110.1 Pctc is 11 1y1:111 111 1110 111111 1111111111111 we can- not help 11111 r0111i21 111111 some day 111111'11rd 111111 Board 11011. HAROLD GALBRAITH JENNINGS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING MOUNT CARMEL Electricd Engineering Society. N11 1111111 in c011cgc 111111c11r5 to be a 1111 re 11111'11'1- 11p s1'1rt 11f fello11 than is Pec11 j1111gi11g from the rate 211 which he 11111161 his pins up 111111 111111'11 C01- loge Ave. Of 1:01111'c he must do this in order to get there on time 1'i11ce his 11odyi1' 1111i11 .10 close '.11 Mother curth Some fusscr. too. believe 1116.;11- though he i.1' a native of the c0111 fields. 111-11clie1'1'c 111111 electricity will some day make the coal 11121115 1111111 sick' 111111 for that reason he is an clectricmn 01' rather 10 mum0 to become 011e. Pec11i, 11'ill 111 there 1111611 1111 11111 i11'1.1111'11 1 Mammom J GEORGE DOWNER JOHNSON. K S ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING UNIONTOWN College Base Ball 11. 21: C1. ass Base 31111: Class Foot:t y;Ba11 Fayette Cou nty Club;Electrica1 Engineering Soci After 111C dam of 1910. Uniontown Ciiigh Schoul 11i111155c1l.Gc0rgc was found at the R. L Sta- tion State College, 1111.. with 21 burlap suck contam- ing 1111 11ss111'1111c11t of 1111sc111111 paraphernalia. Since then Big'ric 11:15 womlcrcd how 11 tirst 111156 1i11CI passed him s11 111ystc1'i011sly 111111 stopped so promi- nently in front of three pretty school Hmmrms; but more e11si1y answered is the query, iiUow old was Ann? Since spcmliiw the summer of 1912 at State 115 general tourist 11110111 hcorgc has decided that he isgui'crruhu' 11111111111r 111111 will graduate with the rest in 1 1 LESLIE EDWIN JOHNSON, B A h FORESTRY ' FALCONER. N. Y. Class Wrestling 1D: Forestry Society. 1L1 this 1191111111111r youth 11115 1101211 credited the cause :11 the 11ctiL111111kL'11 11y nur l'aculty in 10111ti011 t0 1111senccs 11L'ft11'L'11n11 after vacations Itver car1y 21nd 111111375 11110 w:1 s his motto until the departments un- 1111'tli011 the true cause of his unnecessary absences. 1s a 1914 forester ttRutq has always upheld their 1'Lput1'1tion cspeL'i11113' at summer school; but since his 1:1L'11t11111 :111L 111: 13' hL-11r him 1111in 01 1ti11g for VVom- cn Suff1'11gc.ch11rLllcss of :111 these facts nPete is 11 103 211 good fc11011 111111 1111s helped 115 nut in our inter- Lluss wrestling! 111ccts GEORGE HOMER JOHNSTON. LANDSCAPE GARDENING WILKINSBURG Phnnonians 121; R1113 Club; Pittsburgh Club; Landscape Ga red ening Society. veprL'SL-ntntixc of HM iron city. 'eGCL11g Homer L10111L111str'11011 his imn 11L1've when his famous Steve c11is11L1L 'z1s pulled off. As 1111 authority on horses he is 11 11mlde1'.As champion 0 exact 111111 tidy rooms he takes :1 prizc.P1ut 115 an arguer he is a failu1':e 111111'1ys being 011 the opposite side. His love for nature p111Lc11 him in the Landscape depart- ment and we 11m safe in saying that some day he vi1'1 turn out to 11c 11 First class landscape 111'Lhitcct nSteve. we like your hays. 118 17411 1 mmmm 1 1A1 OWEN ROBERT JONES c1v11. ENGlNEERlNG SLATINGTON 1.1 there 11m 011 111L.1'L 111111111? 11'61. are you 2111 instructor? 11e i1 :1 1cr3' d1g11111ed 11'elshm:111, and c:11r1c.1 111111.1c11' 11'1111 1'111 :111'1111'11 11 rcpre1ented by :1 Ci1'11 Engineer and :111 111.11r11L'111r 101110111110111L'i11g 1111512111011 for the 1attcr.S:111 to relate 11011 'L'1Lr. 1111.1 11111111 111131111111 him from ruciving once upon :1 111110 :1 11011111 111 1rec 11 :11111 111':111'111g.111.1 freshman 3L':1r was spent :11 1 11f113 L11L 11111 111:11 was 100 near S1:1ting- 1011, .10 he decided to Lama 11ch :md .1111L13'am1 dream DLIICCflIHy 111 1111 11:11' 1111L'n he will he :1 1:11:11 c011- 111111111: engineer. THOMAS ALBERT JONES. Pioneer Club ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING RENOVO Varsity Wrestling 12 31:01:55 Wrestling 11.21; Electrical Eng nearing Society; Perkiomen Cl uh Tom hails from chm'o, and his maneuvering 10 1111111 1111: Social Twenty-hvc of that town :11 bay :11'1' m:n've11 of diplomacy. 11V101et 50011 decided that he 11ce11c11 :1 larger 110111 for his activities and .10 :1f1cr :1 1111111 your :11 Pcrkimncn came 10 Penn State and STUCK. 116 sonwtinws thinks himself very much abused 211111 then 111:13'111 heard humming softly, 'Thcv 11wa3'1 11w:13's Pick On 110. .1101'eo.ften 11011L1'Lr he 1.1 1119 instigator 01 some rough- house. MALCOLM PIERSON JUNKIN AGRICULTURE. PHILADELPHIA Junkn 5:11 011 :1 corner of the fence trying to choose between PC1111 :11111 117051 Point. but 1111:111y came 10 51.116. 1111s 111:111 likes to wear a race track .11111 adornLd 111111 an abundance of prep school in- sig111:1.11L' claims 10 have the easiest schedule in 1c11001 11111 1111' Hum 15 11911 1:1kLn up in writing arti- 1.105 for one of the leading magazines in the interest of the Boy Scout 11101911111111.1'10 is :1 man of fault- less instinLts and plenty of business ability and 11111 1101111111311 make '1 successful Rural Fugimer 119 V511 T mmmem J HERBERT JOHN KAESTNER. A Z FORESTRY PHILADELPHlA Associate Editor Penn State Farmer 131: Forestry Society. 5113'. 11111101113. 11111111111. 1 really believe you are 011g11g011! '11y p.051! 1 110 icvc you 1110 rig11. t 110 is one of the natives 01' Philadelphia. whence 0111110111 1111113'11111'11111105 of 11 .1'11'001 1111111 10111101' 11111111'.c 1713' par- 1'01 1111.11. 110 :11'111111'1-1' 11111i05'111111..1'11110.1', candy. and 1'111011111101' 111' 511011 111111101110 size 111111 it 0011505 111 110 11 joke 111 curry 1110111. 1115 .1'11'1110 5111110115 11101'0 11f 1110115111'11111111 than of 111111111gL-111cnt.' Earnest 111 1111111g111. .1'i11L'L'1'0 in 11111111150. .1'1r:110:111 foruard in 111311- 110r. cour1c11us 113' 11i1'111 111- is 11 11'101111 01' 1151111 111111 a 1'1'01111 10 1111' 01115.1. LAWRENCE BERNARD KEELAN. r A T A. A 1'1 5. HORTICULTURE PITTSBURGH Skul1 and Bones; Friars' Class Treasurer 131; Associate Business Man neg er Penn States Collegian: Sophomore Hop Committee: Auxstant Mann; rof Y. M. C. A. She W121; Agx'i cul- tural Society; Crrab Apple Club;Pittsburgl1 Club. 11111 310111101111111 with 1110 011g111J111L11 11f 301'11111'11 1111:; g1'L-1'11 11111111111:r pners 111111is 11110.11 0rea1i1111 11' giving 111L 011110 10111.1 01 11 series 111' 011111111icz1mt011 111111- 1101111 11:11111g 110011111115 10 1110 111111 1111100. 11111111; 1.1 11111 :111 111111 11 11'1'01111r with 1110 XV 11116-1101111011 11'1111'1'1'111131 11'11111 P11151111rg11, 111' 110 1111.1 1'11'111'11 1101'cr 10 1e mixed up in 1110 .11111111111'111111111 although he corres111111111' regularly wit11 his 1101er one Of 0111' Normal S0110011.1Vc 111130 1111 11'111'111' 11 111110 .1' 11111 1111111111: :1 mark 111 1110 13' MM. HENRY HARRISON KEENY ANIMAL HUSBANDRY PINE GROVE $01110 Iiid TpartiL111111'13' with 1110 women 01 S1111i1ri11 11113011. 1'111 '1'11'3' knows every 0110 of 1110111 in State College 113' their middle 11:11110.Heils 11150 11110 01 1111' 1011111111.: lights 111 1301101301110 1001013' and 11' 111'11113'1' 011 11111111 far the 11111100. 1'1111'1'3' is 11 100111 from 01'01'3 1111111111111'111 111111 always has 5111110 thing 11111113' 111' 01110r3111'0 111 1011 31111.1Xe 110110 to 800111111 111110 11117.01 :11 1110 111101'1111111111111 mum of 111010 1111321. 120 L mmmom J STEPHEN JAMES KEISTER. B G H LANDSCAPE GARDENING IRWIN Skull and Bones; Friars; Theapians 121: Glee Club 11, 2, 31: lege Quartett Jo's 11 1111111111' 111111 11'1- will present the charming J 1'11i 1.1' Jimmie is one of those cver-ncconnnodating 1'1'11011swi1h 11 grcuth he111't: however. he tends to be 11111'1i111-t0 the Iris s 1111 actress and singer. he is 11 11011111:r 111111111115 sung his 11113' 10 many good things, L'spL-1'i11113' 111 1111- 901111 fountains. Ste1c1s 50111 ambition is 10 1101111110 11 great 11111115111110 gairdlencr 111111 gather in the rocks. Jimmie is 11 S Vhale 1111111 a PC rfect De:11' :11 1111' house 1111r1ies. 31Since his fres1111111n year he 11:15 111111 10 get n1011g without Bad or Pop 111111 c1111 111111051 1'1111111 his 01111 11101113 111111: CLARENCE ALBERT KEYSER. A 1' P. Cb F A LANDSCAPE GARDENING PHILADELPHIA Druiids; Skull and Bones; Sphinx: Business Manager 1914 LA VIE: President 0111 ass t121; Varsity Tuck Tenm1l.2. 3:1 Captain Varsity Cross Coun try Team 131; Secretarym Philadelphia Club 121:Vico President Central Manual Club 11121: Pores ide at Philadelphia. Club 131:8ecre1nry Y. M. A. 131: Forestry Societyc: Landscape Gardening Socie ety: Y. C. A. Cabinet A131: President- eiect Y. 1 11 1s 111111'1'111 11c f11i1111111 1112111 l1ctf111111111s. ' 1111' is :1 1111111 11'1111 11i11 1101 heliL'1L' 111111 1111- 11'111r11 1111s 1161111- ti1u1 enough 111111 so he 111111114911 his course 10 1111111- scape 1:111'111'111111: Xsk him if hL- 1'111'1s 1111' the 111111119115 fai1 111111 111' 11i11 reply, I 1'011111 live in the ' 11111 1111L'11t 11i1110111 c1L-1'se1'ing 11 11111111'111-11.' .- 11110 11i111 1011s 11s 111111 he possesses 11 legion of 1111111es.J11s1 try to count 11011 often 0111- 11111111' appeqrs in his diary and you will 111' L'11111i111'1'11 111111 Cupid is 011 thej . 11i11 11L111',' ' 3'011 surL1y have made 11 suuess of your collch 1'111'L'L'1' 111111 30u1' s1iL'k-10-i1- ti1'c ness 111111 111- truism 11i11 gain 1111 army of true friends for 31111. CLARENCE NAAMAN KEYSER, B A 2 HORTICULTURE PHILADELPHIA Associate Editor LA VIE; Northeast Manual Club: Agricultural Society; Civic Club. 0111' f1'iL'1111. Doc, came to Penn State with a large 111111c1it1' 101' blue green 111111 hearings. 111111 a 111111111113 101111111111 for the mighty S0111101110rcs.-Xfter 111.11113' midnight c1111s 11nd reprimands from the knights 01 1 '1111111L 11c 11'111'11e11 10 1101101' if 1101 to obey Doc 1111s 11 gc111111.sunny. 111111 affable dispositioh 1'1'0111 his muiling 111111 c1111i011g list he must he very prominent 11i111 the FairO nes C is 11111'113's 11e- L'ryim;r his hard luck with the onef 11111 regurdIt-ss we 1111 12111th 10 see him happily 111'11'riL-11 smm utter June. 1914. 1 WWM'W J 111i? ' . 11111111133- WALTER CAMERON KLINGENSMITH AGRICULTURAL CHEMlSTRY ASPINWALF 1x1i11g ' entered the Suphomorc year from Carnegie 1111111 11111 11:1s s11 taken with the freshmen caps that 1111 1111111 11111 in one let s not say :my more about it. 1y the 111111 01 his hrst your here he had completed his goographiud studies 01' Centre County. but has recently added Mileshurg. An authority 011 2111 point: military and equestiian- The Colonel IS 11' rong theie. '111c 111:1111011 horse was asleep. too t111.172.0011 11:1t11re is :llmost :1 1111 cct ' FRANCIS BERNARD KNEPPER. A A E INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING ALTOONA Rina Club; Blair County Club: Industrial Engineering Society. we consider th11 extensive traveling Of this 1112111 with 1111: 17111111511 suit 111111 the Ixinp: Edwmd c01- :11', we cannot 11c1p but think he is an inhuential rail- r0111 man. This 110 owever is a 111istakc; he is only a former 1t. 1:. st111111 who associated with the 1. Es Recently 1111 has taken an active interest in Home 131'011011111's Kt present 11111 census takers are in doubt whether tn register him in Altomm or Jo1111sto1111. 1111 has 11111111 :1 hilliui'dist' an athlete. :1 singm :111 Iusscr. Thcsc. with his 1111011'11111g11. should bring him 1:111111 after 4. JESSE. EARL KOHLER. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HAGERSTOWN, MD. Deutscher Verein: Franklin County 0111b: Ley Cercla Francais; E10 ctrical Engineering Soc 1.:1r1 is one of thc fimvcrs of the 0111 southern aris- 10111111152 11011'1111 1113113511111 to 11rit so far north to 311111111 is :1 mystery to us :111.1i:1r1 is cspeciallv dis- tinguished 11y his :1hilit1'10 consume s1ccp. 11c has :1 record of never having 11:111111 :1 breakfast during our :1c1111:1i111:1111'1 with 111111.011r 11:1ssmnte uses :1 t1rr1b111 expression when 1111 wishes to emphasize :1 remark. 1V0 111111111111 to mention this word. hut 111111 it 0111' duty. Ymi'rc 11m: gone tutinf' Earl does everything 11'e11. :11111 111- :11'1- sure his future 11'111 1111 most pruspcruus. 171 WE 110mg: 1- RAYMOND MILTON KOON. 8 E HORTICULTURE GREENSBURG Druids; Phursoninns 121; Glee Club 0, 2. 81; Westmoralund C011 0 ub. Ah! Little bright eyes; musical 1101' 111th the catchy 11i1 and ready w.it uDe1'11'ie is there 11ith the student line 11nd c1111 always be 01111011 011 for work when he's needed He is an advocate of good- fellow- ship 111111 01' er ready to lend a helping 11111111. lets boost boys, the wnrhl is full of 11110 cks. For weeks before 1'11cati011 nIxoonic is pro me to expound 011 the attractiveness of the Queen hack home XVe 110111 111111116 1101' for liking 11:11: ALBERT WARREN KRAMLICH CIVIL ENGINEERING ALLENTOWN Civil Engineering Society; Lehigh-Northnmpton County Club. Thisquiet,unassu11li11g spleci111e11 of Allentown 1111111110011 c11111e into our midst 111 our Sophomore year 1 1 occasionally. but holds the record for talk- i11g less 1111111 any other 1111111 in CO 0.11ege kramlich is 'studc' ' 111111 seems to be in love with his books. expects to put 11 C. lter his 11111116 some day and if he keeps going like he has st11rlted we expect to see a 1011 more 1ettcrs 11ftcr the C1 .. CHARLES STANLEY KULP, T B H MINING ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Mining Engineering Society. u .1 'St1111 c1111't 511111 the visitors. they disturb his 510011. 1111011 his sleep is disturbed. he cannot dream 11f the letters 011 the 11' 111' to him. h'Stal 1i' 11115 a sched- ule 0f arri 1115 for his letters. 111111 if one is behind time he sends 11 special to hi111s1'11. St1111 is 11 miner 110w. 11nd perhaps 110 is 1011dy to rough it because he can sleep standingr 011 his feet. Question him while he is asleep and You get 1111 1111s110r 1111111ys.Al:1r111 clocks 110101' 1111110 him.XVon1e11 concern hi111.There1s Me. . -s. smnc nurse. one in C111111tl11. and the girl who caused him to stop attending chapel. His friend gov: 111 church in the town. so 1100s Stan' 11011'. 123 T111: 19114017103 J W CHARLES HENRY KUNSMAN PHYSICS STONE CHURCH F'Gee. 3'1111 'hcmhl have been here 1:151 summer. Lots of girls.' This explains why the physicist spends his summer: :11 Penn Sta te. Of co urse he considers the climate 1'c1'3' invigorating and stays here for his health. I11111-.e11 he 1111'1'r missul :1 single dance dur- ing the entire scwinn for teachers 1101' :111 0p1101'11111i1y in exploiting,, the 1'111111lr3'. 50111 speak XS 3 11113 Slclst he is 011 the job. :11111 1111' Thunies of Cr: 11'y 'i are :15 unthing to him. EDWARD HAROLD LANG. K 2. ELECTRICAL'ENGINEERINC PITTSBURGH Electrical Engineering Society; Pittsburgh Club. Ftldie' ix :1 1':111i1:1lis1 hy 11':1de.b111 hopes 111 11111111' 3.5111111 :15 :111 I'l'111 11'i1:11 Engineer. He 11:15 to give up athletics 1.111 :11'1'1111111 11f 11in increasing ::10r1111r11i011. D1x1l 111101111 w1'15 :1 11:1r 011E11.Iewis'gym.1e:m1 until the 1'1 '11111i111.r horse kicked him 011 the 1111se.i i' 11:1i13 schedule ts 111'1'1113'- two murs sleep--11nc hour 11101i1-s-11111'ht-11r 5111113' He has traveled fortuitously, 11111 111-11r gues 11i1h11111 his sn1chc 1. :.Oh why do 1he3 1':1il 1111- De x11:1111n11:?1 hi 1' Sniff JAY PAUL LAWRENCE. A X E CHEMISTRY GROVE CITY 1113' by 11.0511 I'll get you v11 Cnxy is the 111111111 posseasor of the supple tongue. indecd,lif1y 11'111'115 per 511011111111 1111irc 3 11111 511111'1'111' his Ordi- 11:1r3' c0111ers:11i1111. Jr13 0f li1i11g would be complete 111r Cox x'3 i1 111 11111111 111111 :1 1':111 :11i:1p11'1l 10 his 113'si0g1101113. Dupite this handicap. howcv,er he is much admirul h3'1he fair sex. He h:1s already ex- 11211111111 51-11-r:11 11111 thurries 111111 his ability :19 :1 chem- ist 11iH swine 11:13 111 reumnized b3 :1 m1 Mammms 1 JOHN SAMUEL LEFFLER. K E HORTICULTURE IRWIN Friars; Skulsl and Bones: Class Foot Ball Manager 111: Chairman 811111111 more Dance Committee: Froth Board. 1i1110 11111 1101111 :11 1110 11001. DickPi: This young LthtcriiL-ld 11: 1ils 110111 1110 soft 00:11 regions of 1K 051- 111111'01111111 County 110 is the prime fusscr of the 0:155. 111111 :15 :1 socicty 1111111 1111.1 no equal 110 is in 10:11 demand among 1110 girls. 11111'ticular1yz11 1'11011- ti011 times, when 110 doubles his list of 110L111 1111111110L1 1-2151 10 hailed from lxentucky: this year he hears from Virgi11i11HJ111His :1 very energetic worker 11nd takes hold of 01013111111Q1Vc 110110 10 11:11'0MJ1'111 with us in June 1914, 111111 predict a 11ri11i:1111 future for him in 1110 business worhl 111 110rticul1ur0. JOSIAH WILSON LEINBACH MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MOUNT PENN Mechanical Engineering Society; Burks County Club. 1101 1111115 of 1111'! 110:11'0115. 11711011 this beaming and robust specimen is con- fronted with anything beyond his comprehension 211111 ifliiS to catch the signilicnnce 0f the question 110 0r1110r1L1113 places his 01150 before the unsuspecting 1r0f.. 111111 0:11'1105113' requests him to elucidate 011 1110 511bjcct.Besides being :1 good studc hc greatly admires the fair sex Semi- weekly letters. which re- mind one of :1 111:1,111'1zi110 take more than :1 little of his ti1110,11by h 0k MELCHINGER JOHN LEWIS. A A E ELECTRO-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING YORK Srhinx; L1111111 Club;Frot11 Board; Varsity Track Team 121: College T111 1101', Clas s-oCrossC ountry Team 121: Mannger Class cBusket 8:11 121; Class Track Team ork Ccunty Club; Electro- Chemical Society. 1f1'011 0101' 50 :1 long 001111001011 11111111L111a1 walk- ing otit of 51011 with cvm'ylhody, you 0:111 be sure it is 110110 other than Egg-l v11 has had 1101111iquc record :11 Penn1 State; his greatest obstacles 0mg 1Doc Steckeri, :11111 511111111111 He has :1 variety of horseshoe luck 111111 1101' 01' 10:1105 him at :1113 time. 110 used to he :1 bass singer and can still sing base. 110 also claims that 110 01111 produce evidence of his 11ncest01'y 13'le to AL1'1111. C011e-g0 life 11:15 1101 sep- arated his heart from 1110 leo Que 011,1 11011'010r, for his letters are always 110111 to the oeriginzil 51.11111. 125 175$ T mmM'W A I JAMES ALEXANDER LEYDEN. B G1 11 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SPRINGFIELD. MASS. Druids: Pnrmi Nous; Vanity Track 0 2 31: Relay Team 11. 21; Thespians 121: Phnnoniam 11 21; Choir 11. 2, 31; Glee Club 1, 2, 31', Colleg e Quartet 11, 2, 31: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 31 . : che Proud Y. . . 131, Class Secre- tary 111; Class Bssket Ball 0. 2, 31. Ann ant 00 C eer ader 31. 011:; Banquet Speaker 12. 31; Y.M1 C. A. Show 0. 21; Mechanical Engineering Society. 'Jimmic 11:15 1:1rim11' 11u:11i11c:1ti0115.but generally speaking his trend is deviated 10w 1r119 zies1l1ctic and athletic c111'11111c1s :1'1111e1'tl1z111 toward the 50:1 0f studi- 011111055.1X11e11 you see 111111 swinging :11011g, you can apprehend that :111 he needs is some one to chase him in order to break :1 record. He 1ikes to sit 1110:1111in 111 an arm- -ch:111' and p111y the tenor 10 beau- tiful songs on :1 1111111110 1111 If you can awaken him from 011C 01' these rc1crics 1'011 are doing well.11e al- .10 11:1r1 es LEWIS ISRESTON LINDSAY. 2 x.11 e 2 ACRONOMY ANDOVER, MASS. Friars; Pnrmi Nous; M. C. A. Cabinet; Clnss Treasurer 121; Class Banque t Speaker 121: Cu aptain Class Foot Ball 121: 011111: Foot B11 11 111;Captnin Class Soccer Team 21; Class Soccer 01. 1-011 111111.1' fi'mn Punchzird High. Amlovcr. Muss He is of athletic 111m of 111i11l with :1 particular 101111- 11css for tennis. hut '1101115 himself even with i1 from 1111: 1111c0111'1i11tics of chance. He came 10 512111: :1 5110115.: supporter of New 1:11g111111a1111 during 1111' 11:13' here 111.1 Hloyalty to :111 :11111115 down cast 1:15 grown c1'c11 .1'11'r cr. .011 is :1 nlr11 311110113111 11c cannot .1'11'11111Hki1111i11g. WILLARD MYRL LINDSEY METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING CORRY Mining Engineering Society; Erie County Club: Louise Carnegie 501101nrs11ip 131. T11mig11 J11:11:c' 1111115 straight from the wilds of Cur rry. :1 11 11111 1:111 :11 111;11,11c wanted to get 1111 in thc 11'11r111 1111 1'0111C111i11g. perhaps 11111111 c:11tle.1'. 1111' :0 1101 11111'111 1 summers stay in Canada appm1c11 to the 1'11111'1i1-11110115 young man 111111 1111: 0 Canadian 11c:11113'111 some snrt 0' :1 liking 10111115111111: 1111' whee1- 111'11m11'. 111-11cci111'11 to take 1111'! :11111rgy. 11- .11101ve11 111.1 11111 1:11 1111 various 1'1ccasi0111,cspcci:111v m1 forag- ing trips into 1111- neighborin'r 1'0111111'3'.f0r 111' was 211119 in 1111cct CY 011 :1 trace 01 :1111111'1'.W'c predict a good j1111.11c11 11111311. 211111 a little 11'ifc.11c1111'01'1111v11i1c. 126 L mmmom J MARTIN WILLIAM LISSE AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY HARRISBURG John W. White Scholarship 1D; Louise Carnegie Scholarship 121; obi: Chemische Society: Harrisburg Club This 103'111 son of Penn State hrst saw the light of day in the anthracite c0111 region. Xfter spending a few years in 151151 Scranton, however, he induced his father to emigrate to Harrisburg. 11here he since has learned to hold his o11'.11 His slogan has been and is ',Well I must make 11 little coin. Surely, when he takes his little bug to canvas town, things move nevertheless. Milxell 11115 the ability to make good and success will be his WILLIAM ROSS LITTLE. S. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LOYSBURG Mechanical Engineering Society; Bradford County Club. 0111' Oswald 111atricul1ited at 1V esleyan, but soon discovered his error and 111igr1'1led to Penn State in his sophomore ye11r. Though HI ittle by name and little in stature this buxom l1ul1lie 1111s :1 big he111't 11 form like the prov erbial loaf of hreadz 11 staturesquc and stately carriage. In reality Bill' is 11 thorough- going gentleman from the 10p of his smiling, goo natured lace 10 the 110110111 of his No 10 shoes. A scholar of the first order. 11 Hfusscr 0f unbounded ability, and famous for his ndroitness and skill in cidel practicum. GEORGE STEVENSON LONG SANITARY ENGINEERING WAYNE Civil Engineering Society: Philadelphia Club. i'Shorly' is another of those martyrs to Hygiene 11 ho are known among us :15 Sanitary I1 nqnieers He is 110 ifus srse but despite this handicap is one of the best authorities 111'0111111 colleg e 011 the question of college stenowr when He is 1111 habitual smoker and his f111'01ite method of greeting is 5113' got any toh 1LL0 Ilis stock of fabulous yarns is nothing short of 1118:11'1'clo11s 11nd he has long since earned his quree ofB S. His idea of 111111011 is 11 little house with 11 New York girl and 11 pipe for company. 127 12$ 1 WEWMsVEE J FRED HALL LUCAS CIVIL ENGINEERING BROOKVILLE 0111' c1115511111tc.1111111:' 1'111111'5 from the 11111.: 511111011 11131001111110.1111. 1111- 1111111-5 g111he1'11r0und 111111 11-11rs 111 111c1r cyes wh1-n 111 departs. 11nd are 111- 111115 111crj0yc11 011 1113 1e1ur11.1'1c reminds one some- 11'11111 of 11 p11r111' f1111c11c11 111111611 stem 11'111 11 1191111 11'1111'111'1111 only 1112 11m 1111c11 011 curtain thingsfpirc- 101111111 11 1111111111111: young 111111'. 1-1111'1- is enticing 111 11 11111 dress uniform 11nd can give lessons in 1111' 11111115 01 1111 111a new 1111111'15 A5 1111 engineer 110 111111 111- :1 success because 11'111-rc 1:1 1'1111111g is 11 necessity 111.5 number 111111: shoes will come in very 111111111111: 1.111111 Lu 'c to settle down shortly after he gradu- 1111-5 111 some 1106 begotten 51101 Where he can 11111111 111c1' his past mistakes with 1101111111: 11111 11 1111r101 10 keep him compan y EDWARD LEWIS LUCKING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING YORK Motive Power Club; York County Club; Mechanical Engineering You 111111'11111111'5 know 11'111-11 1.01110 is present 111' 1115 1111111'cr1'of'g11511 1111101115. 1111111'1 1 get any 1111111.'1c 15' 1101 0111-11 1115.111111111111'11. for he 1111s 11 111111; 11111'1'11 back home who 51- 1-11115 5111'11 111cc 111111: let- 11'1 11f 11110111 f11r11-1'1g111 11:11:15 1'1'.1111 which always 111-11115 111111 111 11 happy 1110011. 1' 11 15 11 rough- houscr of 111111161111 111111111'. 11nd is often 10111 10 511115111e.He likes 111 1c11 the fellows wh111 11 161111 i 111111 5111cc 1112 is 111k- 1111: .11. 17... 111' vxplnins 11 exccvdingly 111' JOHN NICHOLAS LUDWIG. JR.. A X E INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY PITTSBURGH Cadet Second Lieutenant; Pittsburgh Club: Civic Club: 1' 1911113 Chemische Gesellschaft. 101111 1111115 Pickles.1111as 1111ron V011 1'ler711g' 211110 10 115 11 gr111111111c 01 11111112' 5 11ftV-scvc11 varieties Xf111r 11 1111'1011 of '11 11'11'1110111115 in the Agric1111111111 111'11111'111112111. he decided 111111 the girl would not agree 111 1110 5111111111 1110.50 11c changed to Industr1a1 Chem- istry. Since then life for John 11:15 bccn smooth 51111- 11111: A big heart 111111 11 jolly 11151105111011 have 11111111: him many fast fri1'n115.11e 11115 been marked as 11 grind but 1111s time for p111 . He loves to kid Silver 111111 never tires of telling about ther shore and the girls. 1'1cy.Joc.11'a1ch me get Slv 128 wemmm W I CHARLES EDWARD LYON AGRONOMY COUDERSPORT Fed 1i1cs somewhen up in the hemlock forests of Pottc1 Countyeno one 111101115 just 1111Lre11u1d 11:15 reached his J1111i01 19:11' in good collegiate standing. e is :1 bright. alert young 1mm and is always 011 the job, especially with the l:111ies.He took 1111 ex- tensive trip West last summer 1'11e1'e11 mind 110w1 :11111 now he 11:1s a11111i1e1s in ev ery town from here to DL111L1111'e hope the 11'1'11111er1ust will leave him be- me it is time 101' him 10 sett1e down to practice agronmny. SAMUEL JAY MCCARTNEY. 151 E ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING INDIANA Electrical Engineering Society; Indiana. County Club. 11:18 is 11 bright shining star in the realm of stu- dent ability 111eie11t history tells us that once he became so dehcieut in his work as to drawa B. ' but the record is traditional and not generally be. 1ie1'eLl.I'1L' has :1 very loving nature as is hetmv ed from his budget of correspondence and his absences for the week- end 11 times when extremely annoy ed he is known to 1211 press his sentiment in unkindt terms but 011 the whole he usually overlooks the pet ty 0c- currenL'es 0f1ife. The electrical 110r1d 11i11 feel his presence in the near futur re. CHARLES LOWNDES STEEL ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TYRONE 1t times 11LL1111L' make sad mistakes in choosing their 111111111 Mater 111111 oft 111 these mistakes are not found 0111 until :1 year or so has passed. Such seemed to have been the case with St tee. 116 en'tered Penn State 11151 1.2111 ' I ' 115 21 llLbillll 111 cand junior 11111 :11 the C1111 0f the tirst semester 11c hacd re- 111011311 all conditions by hand 1111101 and now he is en- 1'011ed ns :1 full tiedgedx member of the distinguished class 0 1 e a 1'e come him 10 our class and 111511 him every success EUGENE JEFFERSON MCCLEARY MINING ENGINEERING HARRISBURG Mining Engineering Society. As 11111i11c1' 11c 15 11s rough 11s 1111- rest of thc 1'1'1111'11. H111111 111155011 11111111111 under John 1111111. 111111 current events 11111le1' '1311111' . 001. '1. 116' was 1111111151 1111'111 to D11111'i11c 11min his sophomon yc:11. hut he didn't think quickly 911011141110 was always 11c111111111c1l :15 ti1111'kccpc1' 101' intcr- class 11115keth1'111 gamts He says he Iiek s the 11'i1111r11css of Penn State 1111 right. 11111 1111 you city life! If Mufting will rc511lt in industrial pr11grc55. 10r1-'s 0111- 1103' who will tear 1111 1111- 11110. HARRY CLEAVER MCCONNELL. G1 5 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ASHLAND Electrical Engine'ering Society; Schuylkill County Club: Thespiuns. Get 1111 the rough estuffl kid 3'11111'0 113'i11g 10 111111 5011ictl1i11g 01' cr 011 .1 111'. 3 starting :1 11115111685 11c111.C01111 011, boys. lct5 11c 511mg 1f the twin hasn't tried to 51' you 51.1111111hi111r it's 11cc1'1115e 11c ha511't met 3'011.1111'i11e1111111y hell take more c1111111s 1111111 Steve 11'11' dreamed 111' in addition to 110111;; 11 5111110 111111 11 1'1 11111111c 111111 c111rg1t11 11115111155 1111111. 11111' is 11 social lion 110'11 rather 1111110: 1111111 ;at. 111111 '11: hinted that Hhe's the guy who put the in party.' were inclined to think ti5 tr11c. .1Iac 15 11 1111011 s1mlt and will he t1111'e 11111111 t111 11111 rings. GAIL DEAN McDOWELL, A 1' P FORESTRY ALTOONA Forestry Society. u111'0111'1 Scatchcwl B1'--1'1 15-5-51! llcllnw oper- 11t01' give me 13011ef1111tc! 1181111111! the 1111111111i1111 5111- 11611t' of the institution, one Of the original members of the Midnight Crew 111111 the Purity Club: a re- doubtable forester. 11 Hockclary 111111 11 Nutzmeier, 11 f11551r of 110 1111-1111 dimensions. who was intimately 1111111ain1111wi1111hc famous hSir llomcr DePuc. .11i1'e11113'1111 e5ti111nl1lc fellow.11115 11 h 051 of friends 111111 is f111111-11 for his 11111gc11i111 smile generous hospitality, 111111 5i111erity. 130 V7531 L WM'VIDE A JOSEPH JAMES MCCARRIGLE CIVIL ENGINEERING ALLENPORT Civil Engineering Society; Philadelphia. Club. A 11111-111110111'11 Irishman 11'i1h :111 the Hpcp Of :1 Scotc11111z111.A.1 :1 11155 er 111' has 1111111 :111 110:1.1 1115 :1v01':111m1 1.1 10111111: 1'111115 :15 111111: :11' you are courteous enough 10 11.11011 10 11111111. 111.1 :11111111' along this 11116 15 p101' 011 111' the fact 111:11 111:1111'1111105 he talks his r00111-111z1lc 111 511-011 during 5111111 11011r.Some day he 111:11'111':11110 10 make some 0011 111111 cash :11 11. 1701' :111 111:11 111' 1.1 11 good 1111111111 :11111 :1 101':11 1'1:1.1.1'- mate. CLARENCE BRANDON MCELRATH. 111 K 11! CIVIL ENGINEERING MERCER Beaver Valley Club; Civil Engineering Society. 11:11: 1.1 11111011 111 college :15 elsewhere :13 being :1 111:111-11'111111-1'.11111 111'11'1' is 1111111c11 111111se1f.He goes to Rellcfontc occasionally? :1111 from all appearances 11101'1- 11111.11 11c :1 spec1:11 :11trz11'11011 Jae ' says 111'011 never can to 11 111 11111111 occasion to spend some 01111.1 111110111 State College and 111a11agcs to keep 11p 111 1111' studies. BERNARD JOHN MCGURVEY HORTICULTURE INGRAM Trusteds Scholarship 1D. This 1111111111 Freshman came to us from Pittsburgh Ilig11,1111t 011 attempt to eradicate :1 501111 1111111 :1 thrust 111s good right :1r111,w:1s compel1ed to suffer the iognomy of :1 511:11011 pate 1111011 taking notes 111 any subje11 M:1c s1111stitutes pictures of the speaker: but despite the fact he is :111 11 A 81111161112. In his 1cad- 111g e1cr11hing from Peoples Magazine to 1V0r1d,s 1' 15 1'01'erc11.111111 11 1.1' an authority on inter- national 1111:1irs.:131:1c is 11011111,;' 10 graduate 11y his fourteenth 111r11111:11',11'hc11 his .1111'1'1g1's :11 an orchardist is 1101 1101111161 131 11131 1 71131: 11141111011111; 1 1211 WILLIAM HENRY MCKINNEY AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY HARRISBURG 3111c 1111115 110111 111111 5111111111 01 1111' 1119; Noise 1011110111111 1111 Jersey 511111'1' namely Ncwz11'11 111111117. is :1 01111 10111 111 11nt111'1'. 111111 :111'11115 111051 01 his 9.1111r1: 111111 i11 1111' ideal 11.11111115. 1 1111s 111'1111111111' Thursday 1113.1 111 11cvclop111 11 likingr 101'10wls.c11i1'11c11 111111 1111'11cy prcf1rre11 1111110111111 111:1'1'1' c11111'11 11 51111111 01' gri1111'111111' is 11 g111111 student 111111 11111111114135 10 slec1'c11-1Ir 01 1111 11111111 1'01'11's. ' 111' 111r11ishcsz111 cx- 1111111112 111 1111 1111111 1'01111111111111111: 11111;:1-1111'11111' 111111 scholarship, KIRKE ALLEN MCLAIN c1v11. ENGINEERING ALLENPORT HMach 11111125 things as they 10111111111 1syve1'y glad 10 111111 that 111' 1'cc civcs but one n11c11ct. 111 his earlier college career he was more often seen study- 111 1iiagazines 1111111 hooks but since he 1101:1111 10 take physics 1113 find him writin 11g 11p expo orimcnts quite often 111' is 11'1'11 acquainted wi1h 1111' 11c11110111e girls but we hardly 11111111 11 little thing 11110 111111 11'i11 keep him l1mm his 1100115 11 you 0111. FREDERICK W. MCLEAN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING WESTFIELD Here we have 0116 01 the 10111 sharks 111111 51111105 01 1110 11111111115 Mcchanicals. 3111c 111'11113' believes 111 111C cx1'1'111'ncc 01 his course. 111111 takes advantage 111 this 011i111011.m11c11 10 1111' 511115111cti011 01 501110 01 his class1111111's 11 10 are 1101 s11 studiouslv in11i11c11.11e is 1'1 rath1r quiet. 111111 11'1'11111111' g0011-11at11r1'11 fellow who 1leser11s 110p11111ri1y, '111d 11110 11i11 110 11011111 make 20011 111 his chosen prnfcssion. r 11 Egg 1914 MOVIE 1 HOWARD LAFAYETTE BANES MCLEES ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WINBURNE Ages :1g01M1'1L' 1L-t't thL 101111 01' 1 UCk 11.11 011 and settled down at State to acquire :111 ethic. '1ti011 in 1'0111 1L':'s11 110 has 111:1Lle two hits 11ith thL- f:1L11111 sinCL 11L has been here One 11'ith1 C11:1r1ie 11'11L11 lie gave him his string of initials and again 11ith John 1111111311 he tried to impim'e the R. C 11. Ix sehe-.L1111L Mac is a hard 11mker and there is 1111 11011111 that he will 1111'111C good. ASHTON THOMPSON MCNEILE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Pioneer Club; Class Base Ball 01; Student CounciI 131: Electrical Engineering Socie Notice the j:111'-hut 'tis :1 ClNClylenn 111:111 wi11 hang 111131111115: 011 it. Ashie came to us after a varied career at PeLlLlic :11111 Ursinns. where he has the rcc01'L1 101' demerits :11111 1011;:1'1'1c1'11i0ns. The Penn State ntnmsphere 11:1s 5011111113111 changed 1sht0n that three had hahits are left to hin1.to wit: :1 faculty for losing mi11-L01'1ts.e11e11'i11g 11111L1105.1'1nd $ 1111:1L 1 uses his athletic :111i1it1'.111:1i11l:1i111111.1r his seat 011 the sprinkler especialh' :irmind the tr'iLk1 L11r1'es twixt State and Beliefont to. 1m tn it Mac were with you, j:111':11111 1'111. JAMES DUNHAM McVEAN, A z AGRONOMY BROADALBIN, N Y Friars; Varsity Wrestling LU; Class Foot. Ball L11; 10011630 F001: 3111 1, 2,1511; Y.M 01 .Cabinet LSMC nck L21; Civic Club LS1. HMac is :1 big whole-souled. 11'1101L- 11e:1rtL11 Y :mkce 11110 believ es in aLtion 1101 words . His stangth and grit have not 01111'11r01e11 :1 1':1111:1111L asset in athletics but also in stOLk judging where he held the 11111- mined benst' for the rest to j11L1gL'.XVe are sure his indiffelcnce t0 ithe f11i1 sex is 01'113 115511111011 he has triends in the Old 11:11' State', 1'11111' LeL1. X loval supporter of 1914 :11111 01 Old Penn StntL 11L is.a11d the 11iL1e.11'iLle 11'011d 11'111 111111111L1' hi111 :mmngr its suc- cessful tillers 0f the sni 17511 T mmmom J HARRY GEORGE MARSHALL HORTICULTURE YORK 1 :115 1111.1 been quite. :1 11'21111111'1'111'r 1111y.11cin- tended :15 :1 rL'111111111 111 1c :1 i1'i1. hut 1100111011 that building railroads, 11:1111s 111111 bridges was 1101 in 111.1 1111c.11e decided fruit raising 11:15 more to his 1i11'i11g.After :1 yc:1r 111111 :1 11:11! t,of this he decided thL-ic 11':1.1' some artists 11111011 in him and 1112111111211 to landscape gardening 110 11:15 quite :1 rough hny in 31:1111 i11 1is freshman year. He spent the f01111wi11g summer in Eastern Maryland where he learned 1101 0111y peach tree growing: hut how to wait at :1 512:1- shore hotel 11:111c1c1', thi.1' training 11111 him 110 h. '1rm 11111 helped to make 11i1i1 11LttL-r 1111111111 1111101151 hi1 11'111c Cii'c1c 11f fricn 15: RUSH PORTER MARSHALL. B A 2 HORTICULTURE GERMANTOWN Crab Apple Club; Northeast Manual Club. 11115 11. mdsomc. .1111i1i11g hruncttc. sometimes 1port- ing :1 misplaced c1011row came ottstatc from :1 quaint 11.11111L't 11L'st1c11 away in the heart of Ph 111y ' :15 111.1 1161 irc t0 thnmc 11 Forester hut :11' tyhc faixr 011cs hcc:1mc added to his attraction his thoughts 111:1'L turned to Horticulture He now intends to show them Jersey heckcrs ho to raise tomats. apples, and peachL .1'.' R sh 1101ights in his acc0111111i1h- 1111:11ts :15 .'1 Look spending,r ec1'1n.1i11c'r:1hlc time in pre- liming his own n1.1:r11h wi11 Lcrminlv he :1 help hei smnc 11:11'. V111y- y 1'1-1'tai11-11' ERIC LINDEN MARTZ ACRONOMY STATE COLLEGE Agriculture Society; Cenhe County C111b. Commonly 111101111 :15 hNodulc. ' Eric tir1t 1:111ch11 with the 1'1:1.1s 0f 13 hut 1111111 11i1c01c1'L'11 his 111i.11:111'1' and so joined the c111.1's 111 14. 'ric is :1 quiet :11111 patient sort of :1 chap and 1111.1 done a lot of rcsc1rch work for S11a111py. 11 10 latest report has it that 111: has fallen :1 victim to the leap venr cr111111c So far :15 we are :11116 to discmcr , it is :1 1itt1c .1L'hOo1 H111:11'111 in the vicinity. Good luck to 1'011, Eric 134 L TEE 11141111017113 1 DEAN GRAHAM MECHLING INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY CLARINGTON 'Rip' is the 011111 11:11i1e 01' Claringtun 11110 is civil- izcd 0110111111 to come to collc 1.10.511 we are justly proud him. W 0 110111 know 11011 110 happens to bet taking ?.Chem for his inclinations r1111 to1111rL Torestrv and he even 1i1L's. in :1 I'ror L'st. But we :10 1111011't11at :11 11 hri11i1'111t 111:1thL'111atiL'11111 he has no 131111111. and under the dircctio 011 of Doc hL' c1' 011 110111 011t to infinity to see 1111ch 1110 11111111161 lines meet. Mech used to ho. M10111 prouf. but since he 1111.1 returned from 1011' 111: 1111.1 changed 11011derfn11y. 011. Mr. 110111111121! 1 1 ANNA MEERIS LIBERAL ARTS HITES Y. W. C. A. Play 01; Deutschor Verein Play 121. 011 111111 acquaintance. our 11111111 from Dc11tsch1111111 impresses 011L' 115 hcing quiet 111111 resencd hut when you 11'1'1011 hL'1. Cill11 ideas 1'1111ish.'1'hL' more science 11111111 11:15 on her schedule 1110 11111111101 .1he is. and reek. too is 0110 Of her s11cci:111i1'.. 111'r e1e1' 1'ez1d1' 10c111111111ry 11:15 been :1 110116111 111 G11'1111111 students 1111c11 in :1 pi11L'h. I11 s11011i111.; hL'r 1 .1L'111tility 110 must not 01' crlook 111111111 musical 1191111. and the 1111m- her of times .1110 11:15 1'11 orcd 111 111'th '111L' Burning 01' Rome. 1111111 11 conscicntious :11111 is sure 10 win. HERBERT HERMAN METZ ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING YORK Electrical Engineering Society; New York City Club. '11L'1'h 1111i1.1 from York 1111.111. coming.r to us with thc mp. 01' bring the best cheer leader 0161'. lle 11:1 :15 gone into the clothing business 111111 1111diL-1' Electrical 1111g11icc1'1111. between customers.1h1111's11h11t it is to 111 Wight 16101111 115. 10011L'i1 not distracted by thL' 111'111' gixls for wifey 11 011t 1L't him. so he pay.1 strict attention to husincgs and 1.1 hL'COming :1 11:1111i111: 1111 for :111 the latest 11y1L'.1. F mm1om J ROBERT WILLIAM MEYER. E A E AGRICULTURE REHERSBURG XVill some one 1011 11s who this fair 11111 is? He 1111i11s from the 1111111 of 1111: Dutch 111111 came 10 Old 1'L'1111 S1111c 10 1mm 10 1w :1 farmer, Of his 111151 and present we 1111011 1101111111: 111111 L1111 1,1'1113 111'LL-Li M for his f11111re1115 0110 ambition is :15 we SOL it 111111 $0111L-111'13' he may reign suprcmc UVCl a 11111c f111'111 of his 01111 11ssistedl h19 who is 11L111'fui111111113'w w11i1i11g. 131' wish 111C1113'11C11 OLIVER WARREN MEYERS FORESTRY PHILADELPHIA Early in iifc.ML-3'c1's was so impressui 11i1h the possibilities of improving 51111011111110 i11 1111i1'111n1111t 1'1lrk 111111 11c 1111;:1'111011 10 State in pursuit of the nee cssnry experiL-ncc 101 511 large 2111 undertaking 1112 1111.4 1101 11Lc11 111111 113 this yL111 having decided to 111d 11 New 11111111181111'0 1.1'11111110 Company 111 01'1g111izi11g 11 fL-11' 11L-11 camps .111 11'L expect him to he 1111L'k hcrc 11i1h 115 mm 11111 11'hL11 we will hL111' 11111113'stur11i11g 111105 of ZlLiXLIlllll'C in the wilds of the lumbering rc- gion A hard worker a good scout 111111 a friend 110r111 Inning. JOSEPH KOHLER MICKLEY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PLYMOUTH Mechanical Engineering Society; Lehigh-Northampton County Club. Oh. D11111icrwcttL1'! Gi1e me :1 pencil. Mick seemed to 11111c hard luck on several occasions. His lirst 5L1-l111L'k 0Lc111red 011 his initial trip 10 Hrs. Klinc-s fcs1i1L- hoard Joe was quietly munching two potatoes and a 11iCLL- of meat 11he11 the waiter. without the slightest 11 :1r111111;r poured :1 bowl of gravy 1101111 his 1111ck.11he11 the classes are over around mail 11111L-3011 311011111 sec Mick' 11111'r1ing to the post 011iL'L 10 got 011C 01 111051.. inspiring letters from 3111 R7110 is 1111111111: suppliLd with :1 stack of 1i111L- 111111L-s 1011;: before vacations. 136 mmmm J W ALBERT GAMBLE MIDDLETON ANIMAL HUSBANDRY STEELTON Sirloin Club. Middie is noted for his eloquent powers .Of con- versation. 111111 always stands in with the scrub Profs. N0111iths11111di11g the fact th1'1t 'Al 1111s always been able to StiCb to one place during the wl101e col- lege ye 11r he has 111:111ged his place of residence three times within two months. Neverthehss he continues to be 11 great fusser' 111111 always delights in taking the queen for 11 Ll1ive in the c01111tr3nHowever, Middie is 11 1111111 11nd e'u'nest worker at tall times, 111111 if he gets 11 11e10w in -X11i111111 Husbandry it won't be his 1111111. EUGENE ELLSWORTH MILLER. 2' A E. A G E ANIMAL HUSBANDRY HARRISBURG Parmi Nous: Friars; Sphinx; Sirloin Club; Varsity Foot Ball 11 2. 31: Captain tElect1;Varsity Base 81111 Sq : nod 11, 31; Class Basket 1111:85tudent Council 1311Y . A. 2011111116 sVice President 01; Banquet Speaker '21. Honest 10 goodness. Shorty, the artful dodger. the midget quartex- back who has no equal is one of the most popular men in college. When praise. c0111pli111e11t 01' jest comes his 11'113','Sl10rt3 dOLs his L1111r11cteristic sidestepping dodge, with its wing movement smiles 11nd proceeds to kick it off his heel 1' As :1 freshman. he was strong for a ' 0113' but now is :1 little hear at Lenlont. although he is careful lest he fm-get'- someone e se GLENN DAROLD MILLER MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LEHMAN Mechanical Engineering Club: Motive Power Club; Luzerne yuCl b. 11 hen this curly- headed farmer of 'Lemon Centre came to Penn State, he bro ought among other things 1111 insatiable desire for rough-housing.11c111so has a hobby for Sched111es, both scholastic and other- 11156. If asked 11111ch is the best day in the week he i111z1riab13' replies F11111v As '1 product of Bot- tenhorns School of Decorum. Glenn is the bane of Antie,s existence. Nevertheless. he is 11 hard worker and has won 11 wide circle of friends by his genial disposition. 137 JAMES ROY MILLER. K 2 AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY PITTSBURGH Allegheny County Club; Rina Club; Liebig Chemische Society. Jimmy never liked the number WSW so when hL decided that he w:1s enrolled umlcr that class. he i111- mcLlintely began to prove the w 1y for his graduation n 1914. :11111 he was i111meLli:1tcly successfu. e1er. 'llerc is :1 very good stude besides being :1 ver3 good hu11ter.lle h:1s heLn known to hunt the cnuntr1' bet11ee11 Pitic Grove and Prunis C:111 without scaring a thing James has 11e1c1' been known to get :1 1111- day breakfast. Some ti111e'Jin1111ie 11'ill he :1 great AL: Chemist and then the 1l:1y nf barren holds and waste places will he p:.15t RAYMOND JEREMIAH MILLER AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY READING Associate Editor of 1914 LA VIE; Liebig Chemical Society: Der Deu sche Verein; Agricultural Society; Berks County 11. Some say that Aristntle has arisen from his gr :11'e. thether 01' not this is thL case is not knnw11.bt1t :1 likeness of him is found in the form of lxuymoml . This man is continually tlclxillg' in some science, and 111111111111: from i! iology thImugh Genlogy t0 Chem- istry greatly interests hin1.le hO pcs in the future to synthesi7e :1 men method Inf 110i11n11le1t11re for the Miller family in Order 10 f:1Lilit:1te an easy distinc- tion of thc11'1rious memhers in our class. Although it is not generally known, erhztps due to his quiet disposition Xlilur is not entirely unknown among the mics. LEONARD LEO MILLER AGRONOMY TITUSVILLE Agriculture Society; Deutscher Verein L2, 31; Crawford County Club. Ico is H he 1303' 11 mule ' 11110 has lately l1z1fllL'1l the professors with his full-of- nothi11g-vet-11isdom- seekin interrogations. I1 is :1 sure thing that :1 111:111 11ith such :111 111511t11l1le desire for spL'L'iliL' knowledge will Income :1 111 '111 of note in the near f11111re.i has been l11101111 to carry his k11m1le1lgc to the fair ones of 0111' Lutlies Cottage. it is claimed th:1t he has not been :1hle to timl any bacteria either :1e10bie 111' 1111:1emli lle 1111s great claims for tht- luturc: s 1 little wifL. :1 little cnttnge. :1 little farm ' 138 mmmom 1 JAMES BRIGGS MINFORD FORESTRY LARGE Clans Base Ball 121; Forestry Society. thi111ie! aspires to be a great fnrestc1 some day. but we fear that he could never get up in ti1ne.Ile is 1111 adept at handling 2111 auto and tells 1'1 tale of having run so near a chicken :15 to take its feathers 05 without killing the chicken, and he is :1 truth- ful lad! A modest retiring sort of a fellow. he has only one fault. e'he is an easy victim for match mak- ing 11 iLlo11s 111th one or two children. 1L-11':11e James. lest she blind thine eye. RICHARD JOSEPH MOORE CIVIL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Bobbie got his ea11y education in the city by the sea He then decided to become President Of :1 large construction company and accordingly. he is study- ing Civil Engineering He spends his sumers i11 1lt. Vernon Ne11 Yorlx. and is quite an attraction whercve1 he goes. He is quite :1 singer and whiles away the tedious hours with his melodious 1'0iL'e.His greatest ambition is to learn to play the 111011111-01'f'1111 so that he will be able tn seanaLle the queen. Robbie will be there strong in Tune 1914 WILLIAM RALPH MOORE. A 1 ELECTRO-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING SALTSBURG Class Soccer Team 121; Class Basketball 0 2. 31:.11111101' Banquet ommittee; Electro- Chemical Society Pinlxy is :1 leading 111111101'113 011 the lqueens 0f Sultsburg and their rel:11i0u to :1 stnLles 1i fcfi He is tr1113 :1 real heart breukLr. and we believe that he re- CLives more sentimental poetry in the letters Lompnsed by his viLtims. 111:111 :1113' other two men in ceollegr '1 1115 young man is a 101101111011 111:11 .13r 10 or he gave up :111 the comforts Of homL ln serVL the system 011 the nThousand Island stLumlmnts 0f theSt.l1z111'- rence Ri1'er.B11t his misfortunes have not detracted from his manliness and he e11j03s deserved popularity. 139 1 mmmow 4 JOHN BAILEY MORAN c1v11. ENClNEERlNG PHILADELPHIA J11w1'1 is 1111c Of the 11111'111'111cs 111' dormitory life in Main 111111 can be heard singing 1?1 grand oper'1 1mm morning till 11ig111,1111s 11 11111'1iL'11111r failing for le'L-pin'r Oxcr classes but ncvcrthdcss 1111111111105 10 pull through Always 11101111 delight in HC111'11'c1 cys chemistry and 1111111 1111- suhjLLI 511 11111 111111 111' spent 111L- su1111nLr under his care 111111 prntLL'tion. An L'11gil1CLr 111 1111 lit1lc pmminanL' 111111, 1111 11011111. will 11L 11c'1r1l mi 111 1111111'1' years. STANLEY DAVID MORGAN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PLYMOUTH Mechanical Engineering Society; Wilkes-Barre Club. Uthough 11511111 is studying 111L1'h1'111ic111 engineer- inLr 111 011011 asserts in his moments of wildest despair 111111 he would rather 11L 1111111111111: 1111151111111 than 1'1 1111'L1111niL'111 0111111113012ch is especiallg 11Lvote11 to the cause of XVoman Suffrage 11nd is 1111 1111v ocntc of pro- grcs sive policies :11 1111 1111115. 1111111 11111 absorbed in the discussion of one Of these topics he manages to 111111 time to 110 :1 little studying. 1V 11c11 11c lem' CS 0111 1111i11 he expects to 111111: 11p marine engineering 3.1111 his many friends feel 601111110111 111111 110 will make :1 51111035 MERLIN EDGAR MORRISON ELECTRO-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DANVILLE HMm'riL,1hL 1111111 111111 made D1111ville 1111110115; left his 111116111111 Ioof some years 111:0 with the desire 10 be a 51111cnt 11Lis1hc 1111111 who in 1111: the vast f11r1u11c from the 11111111 nineteLn fourlccn 11:11. UMerrie. from close examination. should he an authority on the C0-1:115. 11s he 1111110 frequently visits 111L'ir 1111L11111g. llc 51-1-1115 10 he 111'1'1111'11 to 116 one Queen Of Qucc11s i11 D111n'.ille :11111 for this reason sex Lr11l assistants have hecn here in the State College p051 oHico. 140 1753111 WWMW 1W EDGAR BOYD MOYER, K : DAIRY HUSBANDRY CLARK'S SUMMIT Associate LManager of Penn Stasteo Collegian 181; Assistant Editor of V;IE Y. M. C. A. 1111:21 Rifle Club: Lackuwanna County Club; Dsairy Husbandry lub. 1111111111115 qay 3011111 11111115 1116 611116116 1'1-60rd i11 :11'g1111161115. 110111 pr'iultc 211111 p11hlic 1161'6r 11:11'111g 1051 :1 110111 511166116 111-51 :111ght1'11 from John Gur'ners '11115 :11 1116 0-011 6111'111'1'111165' other 511661 1:111165 :1rc Dairy 11115, 1111g1111116 practicum and hunting. 111 1116 1'01'11161' 116 maintains :1 161'1' high :1113rz1gc 011 :166011111 01 115 p6r5'61'6m1166. .' .5' :1 goml 5111116111, :1 good fellow. and :1 hard 11'01'1161'. T116 C1111111'5' tune 511011111 110111 many 1.101111 111111115 in 51111-6. EUGENE MOYER MECHANICAL ENGINEERING FLEETWOOD Mechanical Engineering Club; Berks County Club. 116 um :11 :1 11155 to 11'1'it6 up this highly I'CDTC- 5611111111'6 511661111611 of 1914. 11'y01111 the fact that he 1156.5 .51: 1111: 511611 :15 C111 11 '1r11 it. 1 et' 5 get 1111.5y, :111011 Get 1116 116.5 :111 :111 :11'11111111 good f611011. 1115' - 11161110115 1'.1'1'66r 1111'11 11'111 116 116511116 11.5 11r6.5 611t ap- 116:11'a1161'511cgz111 1111611 111' 611t61'611:111611t1111'11 Pre1- arzltory $611001. There 116 11':1.5 the football 11101 and made :111 11111111116 reputation on 1116 1'11111'011. .1'1ft6 this he entered St:116 :11111 111611 1166111116 :1 6111111 .511111611t. paving Strict attUitimt 10 11115111655 HAROLD LUCAS MOYER CHEMISTRY BLOOMSBURG How is 1116 111:111 11110 11016101114311 the art of boiling 11 '1161' into :1 5616111616 1:1.5' gn 611 1116 subject much study 111 the last three years :111 n11 1.5' 111111 ready to ex- pound the theo 0.1'y 116 hails. from 111001115511u1'g5ville -5m' t0w11.11l16r6 116 1.5 in gr6:1 11 116111:11111 :15 :1 6011111011 16:11161'. Short1'1:15 :1111z1y5 116611 :111 6:1r1165t student 211111 in thc 61:15.5 room 15 11616r :1t 3.11.55 1'01 wo 0rd5. 6 is :1 diplomat 111' 1111 1116:111 :111ilit1' although he 11661113' 1'661'615 111.5 0116 1-fT111't to pacify 6:156. Al '1 :111'1116 1111111'15' .1 j01i:11 11111111 :11111 116 11:15110 56:11'1ity Of r1611115 11110 11'1511 111111 1116 116.5t of 51166655 111101112115 out 1111'. 141 V511 L mmmom J JOHN NEVIN MOYER. E X c1v11. ENGINEERING PERKASIE Irish 1111115 f1 0111 Perkasic. Pennsylvania. :1 1111111- 1ct outside of PhiladLlphia. Ir1511 511y5if :111yo11e ever traveled they surely know where Pcrkasie 15. A11 ardent enthusiast of the pool game, he 1111115 it 1111111 to keep from perspiring at the hands in the face of defeat Franklin 111111 Marshall Academy 100k for Trish 10 110 0110 of 11.5 distinguished 11111111111. PAUL IMBODER MOYER. A A5 HORTICULTURE CAMBELTOWN '111i5 goo111111tu1ed Dutchman hails f10111 Cumbcil- town, in thc Iebannn W211e . n7 1111111y, as he called in his 1111ti1e 1.111d,e11j0y5 l11tchi11g up his horse in the 111'1'1011 111111 Wight 11w11y quick he beats it down the 111111 for 11 r11ce.P. . h'1 '15 been engaged only twice during 1115 young life. HIt wonders me that Paul still r01101111115 unmarried. A511 110110 in the Y. M. C. A.5 111151111111 was there with the 5tu1f llc expectsl 1tow r1111 11 farm some day, 011 which he will grow that 1110.51 111liLim1s fruit of thc 111511.01110115. SAMUEL TYSON MOYER ACRONOMY LANSDALE Perkiomen Club; Deutscher Verein; Civic Club. Samuel 11.15 two major ambitions in lifc5111'5t to 111ve some day 21 farm 0 his own 111111 second. to share its bounties with 11 member o'f the fairer sex. Since perseverance is one of his attainments, we have no doubt but that 11c will realize both of these laud- 11111c de5ircs. Woet t0 the person who makes 11 state- 111L11t in 1115 presenLe wh1ch admits of 1111 :11'.g11mc11t for 'Snm' will at once pounce upon the unfortunate 1111c 111th 1111 of his oratoricnl skill. 111111 simply over- whelm 111111 with 11 stream of arguments. .1111 will .5ure1y l'111ish among the 10.111ch in thc 1111.11 heat of 1ifc5 lace. TEEWILA'VEE J 171211 FRANK JOHN MULVIHILL, A F P LANDSCAPE GARDENING PHILADELPHIA Chief Artist LA VIE; Thespinm;Y. M. 01A. Cnhinet; Garvey Club; Civic club; Crab A pGple C;1ub Agricultunl Soc Philadelphia Club; Northeut Manual 0111 b. He 11: 1111 :1 heart as sound as :1 be11a1111u1v1is tongue is the clapper. Anvthing you want to 1M 11' 11:15 it.11e's the man who can sell yo11u$5000 for $1. 00 and make you feel perfect1y happy with your purchase For :1 full line of nhot air consult 111111. His mild and woolly yarns are 11:1i1'- -raisers and Hair- breudth Harry dimly 11111111105 in comparison with 1i111. A 0011 scout is he and always ready to lend :1 11 11111111: 1011111111 and a chaser 0f the 11111esS11ccess is sure to come his way. FRANK THOMAS MURPHY FORESTRY PARKESBURG Forestry Society; Chester County Club. Among the for'esters 111 this class of ours, we can- not help but 111111 this 1:111 Si11L cc 0111' arrival here in 0111' freshman ye 11', he has gradually developed from :1 somewhat modest boy into :1 rather bright one and he is still progressing.11e is still making headway in his studies though there is another with which he is still experimenting. It is claimed that he has :11- ready met his fate in the 11:111dsof a fair 11:1111e.VVe :111 wish that Frank will 11:11e 0:111:11 success in his new study and 111 that way can his collegiate 11nr11'. REXFORD LEROY MYERS, A T A ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CARBONDALE Assistznt sznager Glee Club 181; Band 121; Orchestra 1211; Civic b131; 2Thespians 12, 31, Pharsonians 121: 11, ,8131:i011oir11,21;ElectricalEngineeringe ety; Lackuwanna Count. y Au acknowledged cxpclrt 1111 the 11111110 i511 this little- hut- 011- my won ndL 1'. 1Vhe1he starts to he tthe box, Georgc Cohan :11111 11:11ler111'is11'i get 11p to pasts the 11:11. His 11111sic:11 ability dates back 10 his High School days 1111011 he attempted to compose :1 Turkey '11',ot and then t1ied it 0111 011 the 11111105 in thL Carbondale 111i11es.11e 11:15 :11s0 been known to sing first bass and :11sn 10 study 111:11hi11e design during 1110:11 hours Never 111i1111,1Tc:11', :1 13:1111'11111111 is waiting for 1'1111.CT1111.se pink 1L11c'1s 11:111 :1 1111111011 111e:111i111:,r sonn- mmmom J EUGENE FRANCIS NAGLE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING RIDGWAY Mechnnical Engineering Society: Elk County C111b: Varsity Base Ball 11-, 011:: Base 3311 U. 21: Class Base Ball Captain 131; otive Power Club; Garvey Club. 111113' 11 C01111t.111xt day X11-11L'L'111111t. The i1101 11f Ridch 113' 51111111 111135 for :1 111151411111 1.1' the reward of 1111: 51111111 1103' who 111011'5 hi5 1:111'11 111- 11151 :1 box of i11L'rL'111L'nl5' in 1115 511111101110rc 3'L'11r 111111 111111 half the er'5111111'11 c111.1'5 11111111115: for 1111-111 111- r1111111c110rig- ina113' at ' 1c 1111. but IHOVCtl 111'11155 thc .111'e1't from the 1711'rinL-L'r1111,r Building 511 111- 111111111 111- 1'111'1' to get to c11111c5 011 111111- 111.1' 11311ri11 1111-11r3' i1'. X1111 can't grow 111111' 1111 wfoml 111111 5111111'1' 11.1 prunf his own 51111pc13' 1101111. WALTER WILSON NEILLY. A A E ANIMAL HUSBANDRY BRADFORD McKenn County Club; Agricultural Society: Dairy Club. Who would think 11111111 looking 111 this quiet CllSy- going L'111.1'51111'1tL- of ours 111111 110 1.1' ranked high 111110111; thc c11ri05it1c5 01' 11-1111 State? 11V at still 11211111: 5c. '11'.1' 111' 111L ' 11211111 111 the attack 11y the Cosmo- politnn C11111 1111L' 11ight.11c went to Chicago in his Junior year 111 51'1 111L- L'1'1w.1' but was disappointed in the 111-511-111 girls J011111t11w11 for 111i11L-. Always 11rim1ningf1111 111' 51111101 of 11 mdford history that have 1 '0y 1 ML' 11i115' lectures 11111911 11 milL Some time 115k 11r1111111r11' 111 11-11 111111 1111c 111111111 drowning 1111121115 in the 111111 WILLIAM ALEXANDER NOEL MECHANICAL ENGINEERING NEW GERMANTOWN '1'1115 3'01111g-0111 1111111. seeing I11C 111111111'1111111gcs of a 1ifc 115 11 country .11'1111111 111111'111 1012511111 111L- 51111511gc 111111 scrupple of the farm 1111 t11C 1-1111'1111-11'11 delights 111' State C011cgc.11i5 1111c griL'lt failing is his 0111: grc1t 111111111055 mr girls 1111 hL- delights sitting 113' the hour 11'11i11g 50111L' unsuspecting victim Of his p.151 111'L5cnt 111111 f11t111L- 1111111110515.111111'L-1'cr. when the r11cc i5 1'1111,1i11' will not he 11101111011011 among the 1111150 runs. 111-1 L' 1 t0 1'15i11 w 10 i5 11 1'1111 11111111 scout. 144 17! 11130411110111: 1 LLOYD JOSEPH OBOLD AGRONOMY LEMOYNE LA VIE Photographer; Cumberland County Club; Penn State Farmer 111:31 Deutscher Vere ein. '1 J. -:1 jolly :11111 deserving 1'0111111.-11111011g11 he 11:15 acquired the hahit 0f exemptions he is 1101 :1 grind :15 some may 11e111111s think him 10 he. does 1101 behave in l1it1'hi11p,-'11p 1'111 life. nit least 111 '11 is 111131; he 11011111 have 115 think. :11111 1'ct1l1:1s hecn 11isco1' cred that 1111 has laid aside :1 51'1 111 :1111111i1111m 1111-1 1511.: 211111 11'e c011c1u1le--for 110 Other purpose than for future 115121111011 11c 0111111116105 his college career he 11:111ts 11-11 1'cz1rs in which to decide 1111 his Chaim of :1 profession. THOMAS LAWRENCE O'SHEA. E 111 A CHEMISTRY DEEP RIVER, CONN. Berzelius Chemische Gesellschuft. Here you 501- thc 11111 :11111 111111'11011'1'51111112 11111 1111 11':11's- exempt 11:11'11 11'11111 the wilds 111' Deep 11i1'.c1' C01111.Ilcssc11 111111 :111 1'X1'c111i1111z1111 sweet 1111111 111111: 111111 111111110110 11:15 11111115 310011 high with Swamp' He is 101'c1c1' si111ri11rr. :11111. in 1'111'1.1i1'1 1111' him 15 011C 01111111 1':1:11i111c.111- is 1'1 1111-1111111 of C11: 1rlc1's famous slop- 1:1h' 1111:1r10111-. 11111 despite 11115 fact 11:15 :111 i11- 1111c1'111 :11111 childlike expression 1111 his 1'11111111'111'1111'12 CLARENCE R. PAINTER DAIRY HUSBANDRY AVELIA 111' 11:11c before us. 1:111ics :11111 11011110111011. :1 11111: specimen of :1 college roughneck. Being :1 great be- 11c1cr in the saying.T 0 111110 others :13 others have 111111e 111110 1011 he 11' :1s :1 might1 tcrl 111' 10 Freshmen. 10 1 ecei1c11 his prc1i111i11z1r1' training :1s :1 sheep herdcr in the immediate 1ici11i11'01' 111111 11101' Main. 11. 1111-.11z111111'1'ecli11g those sofa feelings 1111112111111 i1 :1i111' is some 5111110 and we expect 111111 111 he :1 1111'1'1'55 with his :111i111:1 s. 12111 mmmom J. LEON ALBERT PARKER. E N FORESTRY ATLANT1C CITY. N. J Forestry Society. In this product of the Jersey suil we 111110 the orig- inal farn1cr.111t11 the gift 0 g111 lHee11y :11ways 1110111'115 the loss of :111 audie11cc.At sumer camp he alw'ays knew the shortest path 10 the c0111111issary, an never fe11 L1011'11 01111n11111ignn' ' some day prects t0 11Lco111c a uni 1'01'cste1z11111t remember, kid, forests are 1:1r from the 110::11rdw1k.f01- lower of Babes Pecnyn hast them :111 stopped and never misses :1 mm t1L11111 A good fel101v. and 11c 1'111 bow to the king,r of RLnLlczums mos 1. PERICLES KYPRIANOS PAVLIDES, A B AGRONOMY ALATCHAM. TURKEY Glee Club; Agricultural Society. 111is young,r 111:111L':1111e 10 us from the Anatolia College in Asia Minor and joined 0111' class in the fall of 1912 as :1 junior Before he came to 0111' shores he won sc1L1z11 prizes 111 athletic contests Somehow 11c 11:15 fai1cd 111 show his athletic prowess here at State One 1111111: 1101vcvcr.he 11:15 brought with him, namely his love for music. He taught music in his native land and is now o11L of our choir wnrhlers. '16 will do great things for his country in the future :111d in this we wish him well. ELMER FRANKLIN PEFFER, S T CIVIL ENGINEERING CARLISLE Behold the straw thatched aboriginee from the Cumberland Va Ly. This unique specimen Hainit much 011 11'i111c11' but he is :1 famous 111111te1',1111tiri11g in his p111s11it 0f the festive chicken. XVhen it comLs to absorbing i111e11igc11Le 0111' 111111a1' is :1 veritable sponge uPcff is 1'1 loyal and typical member of the Junior Ci1ils and combines :1 generous and impulsive heart with the astutcness of :1 high financier 146 V L mongom A THOMAS JOSEPH PESCATORE CHEMISTRY PHILADELPHIA Borzelius Chemische Gesellschaft; Philadelphia. County CIub;Southe1-n 011 1b; G11 new Club 11115 111ini-.111ne, hnsky1oiced Chemist- 10- he came 10 Penn Stan, to learn 1hL art of farming. but soon found that his back 11.15 100 short to 11'ic1d the shovel. Little but 011 my, how he can 1.1111! No matter what the subject may be. To1111113 :1111113s has something 0 111111. 111011gh he 15 111051 11110111 011 the topic ?An- gelinaf He is :1 good sc0111.a111'113s having: :1 11'01'11 of welcome f01 his friends 111111 enthusiastica113 :11- 1ending 1111 eol1eqe and c1: lss :11111'ities WALLACE VERNON PETERS. A Y AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY GUERNSEY Class Basket Ball 11, 2. 31; Civic Club; West Chester Normal 01111:. 11Fe1eis', best streak of luck is that he found a perfectly good religions excuse to escape drill in his Sophomore 3'L 11 1 houg'h the idea did not occur to him in the green period of his college life. 11711011 absolutely 11CL155'11y 11c can do wonders :13 a ladies man, though we know that down deep in his heart he despises them, as he has never succumbed to the Lharms of any particular one. He has surprised us :11 by being :1111et to 11Lep away from 111111115. andw hope he 110111 11111111 when he tackles Domestic 1116.53 HAROLD KAUFFMAN PLANK HORTICULTURE MORGANTOWN Chief Photogravher LA VIE;Horticu1tuml Society; West Chester No mal 0111b; Scabbard and B11011. at Second Lieutenant; cretary and Treasurer omcers Club. 1111:1111: Heaven the last one is heree-sHarold being 1111 sixth one of the family to cast his lot at Penn 81:111. Morpanlmvn is his native home. You may 1101 1111011'1111L11hat is, but if you could only see 111111 11111111 penn: 1111s and p1etze1s disappear you would 5113 111111 he Lonles from the v1cm1tv of Reading. Surely enough so he does.11is one bad fault is 111111 he hates himself just a littleeI repeat- just :1 little.VVl1at- 11 L-1 3011 111' 13 do-whatever it may bee-Agriculture, Photography. Army life or thef lite of easeeYou have 1110 best wishes of the class 0f14. 147 HUGH FREDERICK PORTER CIVIL ENGINEERING TYRONE Civil Engineering Society; Blair County Club. Hughie' started with 1913. but because of cer- 1:1i11 feminine ch 11'1111 here in town. he returned the next year. only to begin all 0101 again and 1111:1lly join 1 t is altogether possible that he will linish with 1914 but 1114:1111 everybody knows what too much Belle- fmitc will 110. especially if it is some one 01 the ,opprr .1'i1c sex who offers the attraction MDingle first stmtcil :15 :1 momcr in the well known Smith 11011.16. hut for reasons best known to himself he left for more agreeable quarters. JOHN HENRY QUIRK LANDSCAPE C6RDENING OIL CITY Druids; Skull and Bones: Class Basket Ball 11. 21: Class Base Ball 0D; College Foot Ball Ll, 21; Class Vice President GD 11 scape Gardening Society Ilie1 i c' is :1 thi11.1lclic:1tL youth :11 11 result of his LliftiLnlencc in the IH'CSLllCl of food. He has 112111101 to suit all 111:,L':1.1'11111.1 he Ling; v :1rir111sly 111101111 :11 Ili'L11ic. ' 1111111111111. Judgcf' :11111 Fink. '11'lic11ic .1l.11 1'y.1 lows :1 fanning hue and is :1 splendid authority 1'31 m1 :111 111Hl1jcc11' llL begins :1ll arguants thus: Now my opinioln n11 thi.1 1'11hjcct is-- and then look 011t' llrmL1 or it tnkLs :1 good inmginzltion to 111 11x6 :1 good 11.1111111L:111.L 1::11'1lL-110r.:1nd with these indica- lions v10 11rL11iL't 101'hi111 Lri'Lat s11LL'es1' SAMUEL REDSECKER. E T ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING STATE COLLEGE ' 11111 is 0111: of thL 1110 students who entered PL1111 State in 1910 from the Columbia High School. He entered with :1 tlLterminution to stick for he adopted SL110 Collch .15 his home town. Vthn just :1 little tut,Rca111 enjoyed himself for hours by beating on the Llriun. .10 that now he has the art down to .1 MY . :11111 i.1 sngcmsfully beating his way through collch. 8:1111' is strong on fussing. and in outing and sleeping hL kchs right in line with the nthcr .1'1111101' 0f the lesecker household. 148 L mimlwm 1V3 ROBERT DAVIDSON REEDER MINING ENGINEERING SHAMOKIN Secretary of Class t9: Choir t1. 2. 3M Glee Club: Northumbetlnnd C ty. ounty Club; Mining Engineering Socie Bob comes to us from Shamokin. the center of the anthracite regions. so he naturally took Mining. lle spent last summer in Kentucky. and reports that he was engaged as a mining engineer. hut indications appear as though the Kentucky belles were more 0 an attraction than the coal mines. Hob'i has such an intelligent appearance that in his freshman year 1e was UIICC mistaken for a Senior. He is musical. quite so. for often in classes and other gatherings. hc entertains us with selections which we highly appre- mate. ALFRED REINEMAN LANDSCAPE GARDENING jOHNSTOWN Johnstown Club. n'Hey. guy. have you got that L. G. 7?'i This studious lad, tyes he really was a student in our freshman ycari. comes from the regions of the Flood City. As a farmer he can raise nothingr but a higer noise and a small, very small. mustache, On other hand, he can make things lively and make a good time for the best of them. HReilley is fund of his work in Landscape Gardening and will he sure to do credit to us :11 PAUL EDWARD REINHART, ID K 2 CIVIL ENGINEERING ALTOONA Druids; Skull and Bones; Class President m; Manager Glass Basket Ba. tn; Student Board t2i; Student Council tsn Varsity Relay Team t2i; Class Truck tn. Reinyh entered Penn State along with the rest of us as a freshman. But it was not long until he proved himself a student. a tighter. and a leader. These qualities won for him the presidency of his class. In this position he lead his class to victory again and again. and even when in defeat his good old 1914 pep put new spirit into every member 01' his class. Not only is he a leader among his eIaSs- mates, but rumors tell us that hosts of friendships among the fair ones proves his magnetism in that line. too. 149 17531 F WMM'W A EMERY CLYDE RESCH, A Y AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY LAFARGEVILLE. N. Y. College Foot Ball L31- Class Soccer 121; Clan Banquet Committee L21. 1abi Ig Chemical Society HDrifty has been Out for nmrc 10111115 1111111 11113' other 111311 in college and 1111'1111 reason is well 1L'11ow.11 He entered college this yczu' very appropri- 11tc1y 113' 11111i11g off Parker s t1'11i11. 11ml in fact he 11'1s stumbled through three 3'c111y. 0f fcnllctrc in 11 credita- hlc 11'113. 0110 of his C111Lf assets is his good- natured disposition on account of whiLh he shines' at 1111 social functions. He has claimed in he :1 111111101211111 we know that he has roamed the wiltls for 11: 13's with- out discharging 11 shell. His 11111-51 s11LLi11lty is 1hL 111111-11ight cross- Lountry. ARTHUR STEVENS RHOADS FORESTRY PHILADELPHIA LA VIE Photogmpher; Forestry Society; I'hiladelphin Club; heast Manna Ci 1.b lhis shimmy; light with 111'111i11111 1L'l1111'tec 111111 L-x- ccl1e11t in1119111111i011L'11111c 1011s mm the city of Brotherly 1.. 01'c c is 11 5111110 0. 11 Romeo. 111111 11 devotee of 111C c21111er11.HDusty c1111 understand any complex pmhicm under the sun 11111 he claims he does not 1L'11011 11th he 11'. 1s pinchLd in 1V est Hickory. 1111116 111 SUHHHCI' camp 1J11L'1L'1s bath was his head- quarters Sox L11111101 hL-lp making good when he gets into the serviLc with the help of his camera 111111 his origin111 11111111. STEWARD NATHAN RHUE. Delphi AGRICULTURAL CHEMlSTRY ALLENTOWN Lehigh 11nd Northampton County Club: Liebig Chemical Society. 8.111111y' is 1111111sici1111 of 110 11101111 1111i1it3' U1 :111i1d enjoy ys tickling the ivorics from morning ti11 g1.1t He claims descent from English ancestors 111 one glance at his nhysiog'nomy will prove that he 1111iis from Allentow 11 11015 .'1 SOL1H1 whale among the ladies 11nd spends every Sunday evening writing: to Jersey Shore and elsewhere HSt111111iL. pulls 11 fcw H11L101'1'S, 110w 111111 then just 10 he in the S11i111,' but always 1111ishvs up strong hAh. Come 011-aa'c whizzswill y11 Iv 150 L 11111391411110va 1114311 1 '1 WW? ' m1 1:: 11' -- OEM'v-V. MILDRED EMMA RIDE HOME ECONOMICS MCKEESPORT Associate Editor 1914 LA VIE;Secreta1'y Y. C.A.121: Vice President Y. C. A. 131; Louise Carnegie Scholarship 131; W. .Plny 11, 21; Y. M. C. A Piny121;DeutscherVetein.Y 'Its 11 pcncctly good laugh Thats what she always says when 115'de about 111111; noise which is so often c111ittcd.1 cr1 frequently from unknown regions. Mildred is :1111'111'5111ug11i11g 111111 thats why she is such 11 j0111' go 0011 fc1101v.Shc can do anything from sowing: ILft 11111111611 t0 puzzling Profs with deep and learned questions. If that thinker of hers keeps in 510011 110r11111g order 1111111011 will he :1 1101111111 of some worth in this 110r111. PAUL WESLEY RISHELL. A Y MINING ENGINEERING MONTOURSVILLE Class Wrestling Manager 121; 00110330 eVV1'estling 181; Sophomore ommit Here we 111110 nSpchL whose chief :1L'L0111plish- 111L11ts 111'e fussing, quotingY passages Irom the Bible 111111 singing 1?1.110 is unfortunate in that he falls 101' every good looking girl th'1t he meets.A1011g with Hemin:v 111 was 11 participant in that famous 1151101131100 10 Phi111dclphi11 expedition but should not be judng 100 harshlv by his record in Reading Paul will some day he :1 famous 11icta11u1'gist and can already tLll thrilling tales of :1111cnt11rLs in the Michi- g'an mines. THOMAS NATHAN ROBBINS. B A E HORTICULTURE CREENWICH, N. Y. Crap Apple Club; Cosmopolitan Club. 1V6 have here, 11111105 11nd gcntleen one of PL1111 States 5L1f-11111dc 111611.1 1i0111c11111e 10 11s with the intention of learning 1111 111L10 was to learn in agri- culture, in t11o 1c11rs mm. but later found 1110 com- pany so congenial 111111 111L suhcht so broad that J61 611 four years seemed too short for him uRohyb has high ideas of beLoming editor of the Pennsylvania 1'1111'11101' some 111112111: claims that he never calls 011 any particular young lady more 1111111 011ce.11 must 11ccp him 111151'1111111111: enough 11c11' acquaintzmces ac- cording to the long 1ist 01' Lngngzunents he always seems to have. 1 JOSEPH B. ROGERS CHEMISTRY HARRISBURG Berzelius Chemische Gesellschnft; Harrisburg Club. lhis is the 11111 from Harrisburg who believes that his salvation rests in becoming 11 ehcmi st. lie is :1 1111'1'e 111111 frequentcr 0ft he Mo ovies in fact. Joe 111111111 rather 11111111' 1111111 miss a show Pcsk ' is 11 .11111'110 '1'. 1' .. 11111 his other 11111115 are so many 111111 this little one slips 11y 111111oticc11.Vthn fussing gills is 111e11111111e11, Joe sits 1111 111111 takes notice. for he is 11 1111.11 111.1111'1r1f this art. RALPH REDDING ROOT ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING REAMSTOWN The 81'1111111' 1111s cast his 1111 with the 11'01111111 11:111-111. 21th C1111id,y011 are .111 1111' fu 1. says Ixitter 0'1er one thinks you will 11111111. but 110 we will fool 1111'111.'C1111i11 is the Pl'te' xel 31111511111: of State C111- 11;:1'. 111-populates Penn State 11y compelling the 51111115 111 1111111 nC111111011111.11 cig.'11's.1111111h11 in- 11'1'1'111'11 111 1111' 11'111'11' 111 such 111111'x1e111 that he take: ext111 work in Mechanics 111 7: 001 M. 1i111e ILVil i 11'111141A'1': G11e ' 10 11c 11 111 2:001'. 31.. 111111 risc's 111 10:00 .1. 11.111' plays solitaire 1'1'ery11i'1111.1'1is 11111;;1111'11'1'111 1'0iee 141'11111' 1115111 1111' 0 '111 111i1'1er 1111 111 1111 hours 10 the 1101ight 1?1 of e1ery11ne. EVERETT STERLING ROSS. Acacia PRE-LEGAL DALTON Varsity Debating Team 11,31; Debating Council 12 31; Student Councinl; Student 3:011:11 Civic Cl11b;Liberal Arts Lackawanna y:Club Liberal Arts ?lay 12. 31; Banquet Spozker 121; Junior Orator; Cadet Lieutenant; Ofncers Club. 11e110111 the De11111sthenes 111 the class. 11 is said 111 1111.11y 111111 1111c 11111'11'hile pushing the 111011' through the cabbage patch :11 D11111111, U. S. .1. 111111 11 11.111111 111111e11re11 before him in which he stood 1111011 11 pedestal 111111 5111111111011 11111ysy111111ie 11111111 111111 5e11- te'snte 1111011 11 spellbound 11'01'111. Immediately 11c 11:1c11'c11 his trusty c11r11e1111112; shook 11112111151 0f the f111'111 110111 1115 jeans 111111 11 few wce's 1:111:1' Parker 11111 him off the 110111 111 State College If 11111 ever becomes 1110 111'111111111' he 11i11 110 111111' 10 make his fm- 111111: either 11.1 1111 11et11r or 11.1 11 u1111r11'e1 for 11 dime 11111.1e11m. ... :11 113 IL mwtbm JV EDWARD ARTHUR ROTH ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA C0111111111113' 1111111111 115 111'111111' r1r 'Jnh11113 Cona crctc. 1111110111111 11 great admirer of the Opposite sex. he can 111-1111113011 in their 1.10011 gvr11ces due to his contrarintss. He is 11 grout friend and confident of K111 1i'1101'.l1is c11ston1111'3'11'113' 11f drowning his sor- 1'011s is in juggling 111111 thus he 1111s become :1 capital 11c1'1'0r111c1. He is s11'111e11hz11 0f 11 111usici1111.his specialv 13' being the 11011111111110 1111311112 he is so carried 1111 113 111111 ho furgcts to keep time 111111 111115 burdens lhc 111111-1' 111cn1111'1's 01 the house. HENRY LAWRENCE ROTH FORESTRY CHESTNUT HILL Rifle Club; Northeast Club; Forestry Society. 1 I11111ic' is 11111 111 the 311111111111 111c111hc1's 111 the 1111'cstr3' l111111l1 11ml 1111 ardent 101' er of the wilds Oi He gets 11 grouch s11111cti111cs , which is probably due 111 over- 51111l3 ' 01 C'111110g1ic:1111d 11111gazi11cs. 110 sub- scribes 101' 11110111 1i1'c different ones. 1111 of which treat of hunting, Ilshingr and trapping and he often neglects his studies to 1101'e'01'cr 1111 i11c0111i11gissuc.l'1e speaks 1'c111ii1iscc11tl3' :1t ti111es.whcn 11110111 111111 dozing off in H1155 015011111 f11i1 unknown whom he 11191 somewhere 11111 We 11.11 1' never learned 1111ythi11;.1 dennitcly eithei 1111c 11'113 01 the 011101'. RAYMOND BRUCE RUDY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING HUNTINGTON Mechanical Engineering Society: Manager of Class Soccer 0. 21: ntington County Club; Motive Power Club. The 1111111. 11111111: 111111 there are more pretty girls in Huntington per square inch 1111111 1111y oticr town 111111 is not content until he has taken you there and 11101'ed it. llc 1111s ne1cr missed :1 Penn Trip. 111- though on 111 least one occasion. he has been known to miss the returning special. For the reason that he is 11r0h11l113' the smallest 1111111 in point of $111 turc at Penn 511110.116 is withmit 11011111 1111 best known and easily 1110101 that much c-ncrg3'11111 be stored in 51111111 spate. 153 WILLIAM JACOB RUSH. .1 x A ARCHITECTURE POTTSTOWN Say, that would be 501110 swell. Irish is always ready for 1111 adventure whether borrowing oysters or running the gaunt Ct He is frequently found Hrushing the Fair Dames. 1113111 11:15 bright hopes 0f :1 beautiful country estate de- signed and populated by his own gc11ius.VVc will 50011 111111 111111 :1 country 1:111tlc111z111 on his fertile U1 1111'111 near Pottstown HARRY LEE. RUSTERHOLTZ HORTICULTL1RE. ERIE ACOClx'-1'1-1-l-00111t L10, No its 1101 Ch:11111clcc1. Its :1 uRoost 1cr from Erie '111111 110 is :1 line bird. 1 ike the famous 111151c1'110117. Cookies ho is :1 genuine home- made article and is made of good stuff too. Just talk 10 111111 1111 vcgetari: 11115111. 1110 value of sleeping 011 porch rools 2111 winter or 111111'11111L'h water 10 imbibe Llaily.Y011 wlill receive startling inlornmtion 11Rusty, 11'L take 0111' 111: 1.' off 111 y 011, Y 011 are not only read 011 :111 the latest 111:11111 theories 11111 you 11111 1111111 111- to practice. GEORGE JOSEPH SALMON MINING ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA 'Beef 111:1r11011 111C 1 511011111 say Gcnrgid 11:15 :1 hard wo1king student 1111111 11L 10111111 some very 111- tcrcsting things 111 the 111'0511c1'011s 101111 of Sl1:1111r1k111 Since that 111111 11c 1111s 511L111 his span 1110111L1115 111 college whilL 111L- 1:1'01'11L1' part 01 his 111110 111 spends 111spCLting 1119:111111racite 10:11 rLLrir111s.1f 110 11:13 :111y- Hing tn 5:11' 1hL 11St:119 1111111rs 11'111 take thLir 511111- 111L1 Schnol :11 51111111011111 1,11,11LI' 11115 is over we expect 111111 10 501119 Llnwn :11111 111ilGC 1'1 111:111111111111sclf. 154 L mammom J JOHN MURDOCK SANDEL. A A S. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING DANVILLE Montour 12001111111: Club; Industrial Engineering Society: Cadet: First e113tenant Battalion Adjutant GM omcera Club: allege Choir 11,1 XVho would think that this quiet looking persnn is the best examp 1e of :1 11111111111 dictionary. hureau of information or telephone directory 111 c0111 ' p;e If 1'0n wish to 1111011' any facts. except those concerning Studies. 1151 HH:111dsome.1-ie is :1 great friend of Uncle 511111 5 post office :11111 11150 of the girls. At one time he ev en thought of giving up his college career to he nearer P1y.1nonth So wel did HS111'1'1n1p 111111 Le11is like 111111 111111 he was encored in both places. After his graduation and marriage 11c predict John will revolutionize the mills with his engineering and his information. EDGAR EUGENE SANDERS INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING ALLENTOWN Class Basket Ball G1; Industrial lfngineering Society; Le high Countyc uBib came to us from 11111110111101'5; where he gained :1 reputation as :1 stnde. Has 11 great tendency toward politics and favors Free Thought. Sandy is quite :1 logician and philosopher in embryo and :1 111-111 helie1'c1 in the saying, 1Vl1at is home without :111 argument. ' 1 7e fear that if elections came often Bib? would forsake Industrial Engineering for the stump; but in spite of this Edgar is a good student, and combines the essential characteristics of New.t0n Lord Chesterfield, and Re 6:111 Rrummel. WALTER HERBERT SAVERY, 1p K E ANIMAL HUSBANDRY WEST CHESTER Skull and Bones; Friars: Student Council 181: Varsity Truck 0.. 21; Varsity Soccer t1, 2, 31; Class Bu sket Bull :1 81: Associate Business Mann aget Collegian 131: LA VIE Board: Cross-Country u, 21; Varsity Cros: Country $1: 31 rman Banquet Cummi 650 1- Why, here is our old denr 11e11 11 m111h1t think 1101 :1 Quaker to 10011 at her. would yo 0n? Nev less. tis :1 fact, and from the moment 'Curly entered the institution things at once took 011 :1 turn for the better. Undoubtedly one of the tmest felhms in 0111 class. :1 elczm cut and 111:11111' chap the sort. of charm- tcr Penn State is proud of; always active in college 111111 class life. a sterling: athlete and :1 good student. His only faults are :111 01'e1'11'helming fondness for the Indies and four favorite cuss words. 155 119111 11131211121111.1171: J RALPH JENNINGS SAYRE, A 1' P ANIMAL HUSBANDRY BRIDGE HAMPTON. N. Y. Clan Wrestling 121; Class Foot Ball 121: Varsity Wrestling 131; Col lege Foot Ball 12, 31- 0111115 Soccer 1 1 11115 young 1112111 with the high pitL'hL11 voice 111111- 11e1'ed 11110 our midst from the stmnping ground of the Cyclone C11lts 111 Eastern 1111111 151211111. This '1C01t aggregation was 11 11:1511ethz111 team of great 11r011ess1?1. 'CLf hrsttr1ed C0r11011.1111t soondecided that PC1111 State was the Name for 111111. so he came here to 111113' with t11e1111i111a15. X10111: 111111 his studies 111111111 1L111'11L-11 to cut 111'etze1s 111111 111'11111' c111011v1111e 11c rLzlLls the' SLa 111 11 is prominent in '1t11- ctics 111111 other L0111g011eti1'1tiL-s W'e 1101113 to see 111111 011 Walter C:1111ps A11 Americanh before 111: grad- 11:11cs.StiL'11 10 it Rz11ph.11'e have :1 het 011 you. RALPH HAMMER SCHARF ELECTRICAL ENClNEERlNG SELINSGROVE College Wrestling 0, 2, 31; Class Saccer OJ. Gaze ml the junior who must needs 11511 111s 1001113'. 111111 11 fresh1111111 111 1111.11 H110w you go about it, rc- fering to fuss111g.ttSL'1111rf is :1 quiet sort of :1 chap 111111 a goml st1111L11t.X11110ug11 1111011111101 be accused of being 11 111113' fusser he is looked 11p to by 1111 1115 letssmntes as 11 good scout 111111 :1 friend to he 11L- 11L-1111e11 upon. 111s 11111111110115 r1111 high 111 the eleLtri- L111 wo1'111. 111111 11'c :11'e c011h11c11t 111111 his work 11111 11c 01 the highest 01'11e1 when he gets 0111 11110 the busy wor111.011r 11ishes for 11 successful 1111111'e go with 111111. JOHN BONIFACE SCHERRER, 0 .-. HORTICULTURE GREENSBURG W'honpief 1ch, that's 111111. No use to 111116 the feed for that guy can detect the presence of cats within :1 radius of ten 1111165 W'hy does 110 try to walk through your door rather 1111111 011111 it :11111 pass 111 5011111116513?1:111'11111 douhtlcsslv go down 111 1110 1111111115 111' the c1111egc 115 one Of the 11115011'611 mys- tLrics Spends his spare time scquhing tor material for his wreat 1101'11'J 1110 31011115 111111 Cupriccs of C11- comelanous Femininity' Never 100 111153'10 give :1 fellow :1 12001 time The ersnnihLdtion of good 11111111e and good scoutism. 156 111311 1 11:1mmo11113 j DELL LEAN SCHOENFELD ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING BRUIN Electrical Engineering Society. XVhL-n 111 the course 111' 11111111111 events 11 1lCCOInCS necessary. 011: ..-10 1111111111 1111' 111r111111'111t spirits of A1110 81111117.. 111L' 111111 it necessary 10 c1111 011 1111- 51111- 110111 of the Juniorr Electricnls. 111115 is f1115-z1bout 1111 we can .1'11y 1011111. 111 through his course he 1111.1 L'xcollL-1l 111 .1110'1'1 1111111: 1111' mighty 111'111 1111.1 heaved 1111; 510111.10 111111111111 111111 the .1'1'1111. Since 11111 heginning 111 111.1 111111111' 3'1. cur 11011' 01' or 11' have noticed 11 marked L111111g1: 111 111.1' c1111.1' 100111 111111'k. or 111 111.1t 111'11111 dc- 1'1'1011111L'111. n11110 1.1 1'011r r11111113' 0111 SCOU STEELE ROBERT SELLERS, '2; T, T A II. B K N ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PITTSBURGH Electrical Engineering Society. uPL'IL came to P1'1111 511111: 111111 1111. 111611 of mak- 111g 11 rL'L'111'11 1'01' 11111111311111: 11111 this 111 two ways: 111 his 111-1111111111 yczu 111' 11111110 11Lc11'1y trips to the L11111L5 Cottage 111111111111 1101111.:r L 11111111 by the Sop1 15 1111111 11110111 1011 11111'5 hcfnrc 10111111011ccme111: furthr, 1 ho $10011 high 1111 011 111L 111111111'1'0 e. 0 two ox - 1rcn1L's11rL' 11111 011L'11 1011111131111111 111 handl. but the 1111- 6x11011011 11111111911011 111 11111'ISC. .111ce his freshman ye 6111' 1111 1111.111111'1111'11 111.1' 11111110.: with a 1'ecng e1111L'c '0111y 1111411113; 11111:: 11111 10111: c11011g 11 10 111110 1111in pori- 0111c111.'111 11 L-r111111 seminarv 1111110:11.t.11e brief let 115 51111 111111 M1111 is 11 real live studc 1111 6x10119111 10111:,11-11011161'. :1 111516101 sterling qualities 111111 :1 mighty 1111c scout ERNEST REUBEN SEYBERT MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BERWICK Varsity Track 11. 21; Class Track 11. 21;b01ass Cross-Country 1D: olumbia County 0111 1'C3' IICYI'C could he 01111111011 11.1 11 5111110 but he 11115 11111110 111.1' 1111111 1111 1111.- 1r11Lk '1 111 1.1' 1111111011 train- ing 1121.1 given 111111 it 1L'L'111.1'. 50-1'1111C11 wind in telling 101111 11011111 11b011t 1111111111111'111111 incidents Lpon c11- tc1'111g 111.1 room 0111' 1.1' 111' crcnmc Lomplctcly by the 1111111113' 01 .1rt 1111010gr11ph1 0 gir s. 11'111 all his 11111115 111111 1'11111111Lc 1'.01111111m1.1 we feel 111111 Ernest 11'111 11111111' 1111011 111 the 0111.1111L- 11'01'111. May his num- 11131 01 11111111511101 he ever increasing. 157 L mmmm J.- ABRAHAM LINCOLN SHERMAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY HARRISBURG Liebig Chemical Society; Harrisburg Club; Deutscher Verein. WbL possesses no mean ability 11s :1 chemist, as his Apatitc will show. 'Ynu 1111dcrstn111l.As :1 con- 1L-rsalionnlis1 and humorist he has attained some fame, especially 11i1h the f:1i1cr sex, 11'hL'1L hc shines in a his glory. WILLIAM EDGAR SHETRONE. B A E ANIMAL HUSBANDRY YORK College Track L1, 21; Class Cross Country L21' Sirloin Club; York County 0111 b. HShctty is in love :11111 for that mason we must pardon his f1'1r-1'1w:1y i ' 100k, which invmiahly 1'Lsts on his :11111'clic 1011111011z111ce.ilis one :1111hiti0i1 is to buy :111 1 :11110 and spend his time showing ullcr the sights HB m1! is :1 quiet chap if you Llont know him. but his :11111L'1'11'1111L'Ls :1rL- LlL-LLi1i111: Ilcrc is a wish for his good in 1111 MAURICE AARON SHNEIDMAN CIVIL ENGINEERING HARRISBURG HMoe has made his reputation :11 the Harrisburg 'l'cchnicnl School whcrc he W115 lxnown 1'15 :1 shark Acconlingly, with the jewels in his men still gliy toning, hc hogan t0 t:1kL lifL easy, studying;r little aml 111M111: grLat L1'1rc that the Sophs who 11L'rc after his 11: 1ir would not be successful It LliLln t take him 10111:. however, 10 find out Hint hard. conscientious sturly was necessary 10 get through Penn State, accordingly llMoeii secluded himself and made friends with his books to good effect 175311 I 1133111141movma 1 11311 CHARLES SHIREY SHOEMAKER. 61 E AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY GREENSBURG Druids; Liebig Chemische Society. Shircy is a robust specimen of congeniality 111111 j011i11055.Due to the frziihiess of his 11113' 5111110 110 is k1101111 113' the 111i'1.1'1.1' Delicate 111111 Q11ee11i0. 110 argues with his 111111115 111111 if you 01111 control 11i.1' 111111115 1'011 111'1 1 sure to 11in the argument. His career 11111 101111 hi111 Under the 001. yet at the present 11'1'iti111r 11.0 is t1111'i111r 1111111'i11g Geoiiiqy to reduce his 1101 :l1t IIis 5101:1110 is the 0ft-1'0pe11t011 Back to the Soil. 11111'1 here's hoping 110 11111 he a great .111c0ess in his chosen line. ADIE DOWNING SHULTZ. h. '1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ALTOONA Electrical Engineering Society; Blair County Club. .111 hour 011,1103'111 little 510011, 111111 A11i0 re- tires for his t1v0nty-ti1110.1 -1'1-11113' 1111p.R11111110r.1' exist that Tull7 11115 01100 in 10111 ' but linding 1111' 11111111011 111111'01'1113 of his 111100110111. he turned his 1111011ti0111 aside to higher things and to 011' to smoking 11 h10a. 11011' 0101'. 301' 1'1'111 times during his college course that 1101110 1111' 101111110 companionship 01'110ame these 111-- tc1'111i1111lio11.1111111 111- is credited with se1er11 trips to 11 001111111 111111101' 11011.10 011 the campus. Schlitz 11p- 1101115 11111.11 strongly the theory 111111 11'01'11' 1111.1 1101'01' 11111110 for 11 college 1111111. HARRY GLEN SHUPE, B 1-1 II, A 1-1 2 AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY SCOTTDALE Pumi Nous: Druids; College Foot Bull 12.81;!3115: Foot Ball 0, 21; Class Socce 1' .0511; Assistant. albums at Thespians 131; Y. M C10w 121;L big Chemilche Society I11 September. 1910. this tall dark- haired youth 11121111: his way 111111 Center County 111 search of knowl- edge in 1i10ctro-C110111i1tr3'. A11 went well for nearly 11 3'0111'.1111t one 11:13' 110 111111 hS1'11111p 11i5'1g1'eed 0011- ccr11i111r the ingredients of 11 011111111 compound. N111 1'01. Since that day hi1 ambition 1111s tur1111 to 5111'- 0051 111011;: Agricultui'al 11110.. Not 01113'11115 110 pr01 111 to he 11 good student. but 110 1111.1' 111.10 qualitied 11.1 1111 11F1i1'11'11 11'11111e 1111111111: 1110 11111101. ARTHUR HENRY SIEBERT c1v11. ENGINEERING PITTSBURGH Yes. this is the 11:1111'i115: advertisement 1'01 Arrow Coliais.exe11 though :1 Ci1i1 Engineer has 110 right 10 21 111111e coll:11.NL-1crthelcss this budding C. E has :1 1ight to anything particularly sweet little Humes from Pittsburgh. f Artie can keep up his present high standing without doing any more work 1112111 :11 present he will surely take his place with the rest 01 then1.1111i1 :11111 11e:1rt1 -hes 0111' Atir j0113' as can he. JOSEPH ROBINSON SILVER, JR. INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY WAYNE Mandolin Club 12. 31'. Track Team 121; Civic Club 131:'Assoc1nte dit or of Penn State Fmth 131;LPhilade1phiu Club as ocin 9 Editor 0 IE J R. comes to us fr11m 1Y11311e. Although he hrst cast his 101 111th the Electricals he 50011 deserted them for the Industrial Chemists Silver is :1 goo true son of 0111 Penn State and :1 11inner of many lusting friendships.11e is 1'1 frequent guest of the 1111s dies' Cottage and openly declares longing for a HRide from McKees spo 011. His worst fault is cutting and he has been known 10 cut classes drink ginger ale. and hme a 111111 of :1 time. :111 in the same day, but he still retains his place among the first7 -5 per cent. ALEXANDER KINGHORN SIMPSON, B A E FORESTRY INDIANA Forestry Society; Indiana County Club. 11115 spec1men was born and rieared in the wilds of the Central Hardwoods Reg 1, where fenCL- posts were his youthful toys. Heg likes to work with logs hut nut with 10g:1ritl1111s.T11is chap made Fresh- 1111111 Chemist1y his pzuticuhn' hobby. We are sorry to 5113' he could not continue his hg1y1t with nCarbons' for he 11:1s completelv knocked out of the Benzene Ring' by 'S11r1111ps superior knowledge along th 1t line. Simp was once found with :1 cat:11n:r11e check- ing' off the subjects he had passed but he did not have to shmpe'n his pencil. Nevertheless despite the 11eighty questiions that present themse11 es for con- sideration 11c 3 A man of cheerful yesterdays 111111 confident to- 111'nr1101xs. 160 .171 11139411101115 1. :31 L11.- NORRIS HARLAN SLACK. E T MECHANICAL ENGINEERING WEST CHESTER Mechanical Engineering Society; Motive Power Club; Chester County 111 b; College Band 01. VVood1ow 1Vilson owes his election in great pa1t 111 the untiring energy of 0111' Harlan, who distributed 1111 111111css supply of campaign buttons about the col- 1c111.He became famous in 0111' junior year as Rit- 1c1' s Iiilancial agent. nSlag although having 1111 en- 111111cc condition 111 history would 11111c been graduated hy 11011 if nDoc Stecl1'er were HPrcx i Harlan i11- 11'1ri11hly starts the day by opening the iiWest Chester Gr11111 111th the exclamation i'Now for :1 little knowl- edwc He started in 115 an Electrical but fin ding 111 111111 100 big a cinch he joined the Mechanicals. CHARLES ROGER SMITH, A Z ANIMAL HUSBANDRY HARTVILLE, OHIO Sirloin Club. .1 er '-11 product of the Buckeye State. In his adventg he decided to cast his lot with the Penn State Animal Husbandry studcs. 111111 his sole ambition is to be the 0w11e1 111111 proprietor of 11 dog far 1'.m Hi name, which is One 01 the commonest, is a misnomer 115 he is 1111 uncommon specie 0f the genus. Homo. llis ancestry dates back 10 the famous C'1pt John S111i1h.who raised Plymouth Ixocks. This, however cannot be held against him because he is a good fei- low and his cheery 1oicc and kindly smile are promi- nent parts of his phvsiogomy. DAWSON WOLVERTON SMITH MINING ENGINEERING SUNBURY Sphinx; Student NCouncil 131; Ofncars Club; First Lieutenant; orthumberland County 01 11b. A member of the N. G. P. 15 Dawson 111111 11 valiant one 111 that. He 1111s fought at Gettysburg year after year and, like :1 regular soldier, never knows when he is shot. lie is 111111115 ready to Shawn torn 11nd 1111- tcred union suit to the curious to prove that he has fought 111 Getty 511111;: No. 11111111011 clear, he di not light under Giant: these battles ale shmii battles 111111 11 Union Suit is merely 11 form of underwear. Besides this. iFnts'i 1111s the good humor of all the fat men and the persistence 111111 Spells success. 161 1A1 W mammom J EVERETT WHITNEY SMITH. 111 P A METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING STEELTON Cadet First Lieutenant; Class Foot 39,11 U1. 1V 6 1131c here :1 genuine Nut, the boy who would 1111c head Iirst Off Main Building to he laughed at He owns :1 miners shirt 1111611 with shot holes and 11150 :1 room 11111 of junk worth ten cents 21 load to cart 1111'11y. '111'L-L'Ly'L'rnr ics SCH-1knty -11i11e hours :1 11cle in his own L'sti111z1tio11 which 111ez111.1' 11011c plus tx1'ct1ty-1l11'cL 11011r11'. 1'1L' 11'15 :1 most dignified and distinguished cxtLrinr, enclosingr the only original clown that ever :11111L111'L11 111 0111' simple little Lom- 1111111ity. '1I. 11.' has. the genuine 11:11 foot, army stride 111111 Innks L-'-'1Lr1 inch :1 soldier. ' FRANK SMITH LIBERAL ARTS MCKEES ROCKS 121115111 Arts Society; Dautscher Verein; Le Cercle Francain; Pittsburgh Club. Behold 111L 1'1'ide 01 the PIC- 1 eguls. i 11 1111111 0f prodigious capacity for learning '11111 the like c. He was nutcd for his 111.111an5 early in his college c11reL1' but 1111; 50011 turned from this folly.1'1'1111k had 1111 1111- fortunate habit of ugettinrr in wrong 11ith his Profs , hut 1i111L 111111 the 111111111111 attainment of Prc- Leg111 hot air 11211L- 111.10 rL111LLliL'L1 this LlctL-Lt. 1Vl1ile he does not Lx' 1Ltly 1L.1'L-111111L l 1' 1cksto11c 01'11L'l1stct'r, 110 L1011ht he will some day he :1 great statesman. FOSTER WILLIAM SMITH AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY BETHLEHEM arsity arrived here from LL'high University and entered the class of 1914 :15 :1 freshman. He made :1 grc cat hit with the Sophomores and was honored with :1 delightful 1111i1' cutfi 1f hot :1ir counted for 11111Lh Varsity 11011111 11c onL of the 1111: men of his L'111ss 11111 his line of talk does not SCLm to please us all. i'Fostcr 111111le' is quite 11 favorite with the f11ir SLX of Sth College and is generally seen with :1 Q11eL1L 1-1'1c re 1 hoping that V11r.1'ity 1111ke5 as big :1 hit in thc r111t1'itlL 1101'111 11s 11L did in basketball at 162 111 L mmmom 1 11111 HARRY JASON SMITH MECHANICAL ENGINEERING KNOXVILLE Mechanical Engineering Society. 11111111y Joyfulw 11Doc. Smilhie. This 1111101 g0011-111011'i111r 1611011'111111111 11110x1'1111' 1105.111 C11111111',1h1' town with two r11ilr01111s 111111 two 11'.'1111.1 111'1 11111'.1111'11111111g 1111' 11111k- t1'11i11. 3.1 his 11111111: 1111111 I c is 11 1111'111111r 01 Dusters' 11'11111 1'1'1'11' 111111 .1'11011111 3111110 11:11' 111' 11 second Hurr11111111.111' i.1 c011- .1'1111'r1'11 .1 .111111'11 111' the .111'1'11111111'1111' 1'sp1'1'i11111'111 the s1'ic111'1 of sitting 111 11 111111115 Morris 111111 .1116 1111' 11r.11 .111011'111 1111 110'1111 he 11111 111111111119 101111611 111 home with his 111111.111110r11111g 1111011'1111g1' fr0111 1111 011011 11001'. VINCENT WEAVER SMITH CHEMISTRY McSHERRYSTOWN 5.1111111' 1111s 11'011 his .1011111'111111'1 01 1 D1'111'011' by 11i.1'. 11111111 111'111e1111111'111111 11i.1' 1111111 sober 111511111i1i011. 111'11111 111'111 111'111'11 111 11111'1' 111111 11'01'111 01'1':11i1111.111y 11'111'11 111'11'110111 .1 111111'1111111111011 111 '111111111 1111.1 111- 11'11ys 1111111c 1'xpi11ti011 11y giving,r up his 1r111 10 Be Font 111111 111111.116 1.1 11 111'- 11r1111111'1 11 11c 1011111'1'0 111111 1:1111r11r11111 111111is1r1 11f 111'5111r1'1'm5101111 11111 despite 111i.1' 111' 1.1 :1 1111171111 01111 .1'111111'. 111111 11 110011 friend. JULIUS SOLO ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA LA VIE Board Artist;Architec1ural Society; Deutschcr Verein; hiladelphia. 0111 11. 1111111 1111111011115 10 113111. D111 1111s the 111111111 10111'1'10rs 110111 10 :1 11112210 1111' 111.10 1111.1 everybody else heat when 11 1'01111'1 10 51100111151110 calls Mike 10 brez111111st.th1'11 1'01111'1 11111'11' 111111 1111.1 the 11111' himself. Ne verthchss 111's s111111' 11rc11i11'1't 111111 11'111. 1'1. 11 1' 011 want 11 1111111111111 criticized 11'1 111111 110 11.11 it 11.1.1111 any 11'1'11k 11011115 111'11 make 101116 01' 11' 1111111. 11101 1:11 111' 1111.1 1'1'111 111111111' 111 his 11111' 111111 11111 enough G0 10 make it 511011 163 MICHAEL ANGELO SPATOLA CHEMISTRY PHILADELPHIA HP1'L'tt3' 11001' 111L113 poor. This youngster comes 11'0111 the city 0 1r0thcr1y 1031: but shows no signs 011.1 Although 011cc spurned in love he is 110 330111311-1111101'. I10 tries 10 1155111110 :111 independent ail hut meets with little or no success 11 11115 11r11113r becn L'StilbliShLd that the scarlet tinge often seen 011 11i3 110.111, is 1101 11110 to alcoholic 1011111011'111101115. 1113 often 111viscs 1111111113 c0111c1'11i111: IC21f11l1HS.H 111111 is e3'c1- lastingly consulting: Dr 33111101'5. On the whole, '31i1L'ei, is :1 pretty good istudc' 111111 needless to 5113', he 11 make good. ECZRA CLARK STILES, A Z LANDSCAPE GARDENING TOWANDA Froth Board; Class Debating 121; Deutschar Verein', German Play 131. There are styles 111111 511105, but whether it be the former 01' the 1111101 33'c 111111 110th sought 101' by the women. A1111 who can wonder after 0110 lingering 10011. Sanhow 111 other Mark Smith 111111 C1111'1L'c must 11:13L 11111111' 1111 111:1'CLn1cnt to stick together for 330 11111111 this 11111 of hnw both won. strung Hfm c111- 1'3'i111: c1111L-s.1.111t'1ts Stiles 15331051. 1103303'L1'. Newr- 111clcss, 12. C. is 11 1111111 worker 111111 his cartoons 11113L 11111th 1'1'0t11 1':1111011s.So111c 11 '1y we will hear Of him in his prnILssion :15 :1 1:11111sc11pc G 11'111'110 JOHN MICHAEL STOUDT ACRONOMY DERRY CHURCH Penn State Farmer Board; Claus Soccer Team; Civic Club. Known by 1111 115 J01111113' hut 113'50111L :15 1137011 um. No lie is not 1rish but 11 PL111153'131111i11 Dutch 1103', 111111 111 the 11151 3vatcr.11c has 21 way 11110111 himself 111111 03 '01y1m113 likes 11nd is true to the core He has 11 smile 111: it 313011't wear 011, 111111 110 one ever s:133 111111 ill natured. Johnny is not :1 1:111y's 1111111. but he is quitL popular with tho 3'0'1111gc1 generation. 3311011 it comes to studiLs he is 111:11t there. As 11 1211111er hc shines 111111 33i11 without 11011ht 33111 1111110 111 the world. L mmlsom J WILFRED J. STRIEBY. A T A ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ARDMORE Electrical Engineering Society. 11011 :1 jolly good sailor 11111 I, Sail Ho! Strieh used 10 he 11 1111111131 sailor boy, but later decided to come 10 Penn Sltate 11nd see if the 01d place 111111 changed :1113'. lie to :1 short course at Lehigh 111111 then 11 short course home again Drexel was his next choice 111111 then 1101111 01d $11111: to put the finish- ing touches 011 1'1 longc career. T1110 things puzzle his professors. how to pronounce his name and 110w to read his writing. He usually gets ahead of his class- mates by spri11gin1.: some of the ustuff learned While in the 11111y. C5111 some one tell us 11 thher Strieby is a fusser 011101 PAUL PRENTISS SUITER CIVIL ENGINEERING YORK Civil Engineering Society; York County Club. This young 1111111 is of :1 seemingly quiet nature 11nd very inconspicous in his ways but is 1111 example of the adage, 111111L11111ces 1111cdecci1'i11 acquiring 11 11Ceput111io11 115 11 fussLi 111111 takes an inter- est in the Lo-cd 11911111111111011t He is, despite this hindrance. 1111 c111'11Ls'1 110111111 111111 has 1111 the cnr- -m11rks of a good enginch. He has 111:1dc many friends, who expect 11111Lh from him after he persuades WVeary to pass him EDWARD NIXON SULLIVAN. E. N ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CYNWYD Scabbard and Blade; Maandolin Club Ll 2, 31; Leader Mudnedolrin rsClub L31; Glee Club Ll 13; ..C A. CabinetO121;C Lieutenant; Asso oci ate YEdMitor LA VIE 3.1111d 03:05am Club; Rme Club; Electrical Engineering aiSocia Although his nickname does not suggest it, 1- Mike is of :1 1101131 dignilicd disposition He invariably writes his signature in f1111,e111phasizcd by 11 beautiful puLker of his lips. At one time he was :1 confirmed woman 11111011 hut aiasi-1iiis hcartstrings are now f1111t11y en- ta11g1c1l.T0 111L111ti011 such :1 thing to him 110u1d re- sult in 11 11011i111.11'hichis 1c111' 11111111 when one obscn es the hem c1113 hlush which snffuscs his chubby features. uHike is :111 0:1111cst student 111111 frequently goes to seel ep over his books He is 11 hustler, and by his genial and generous 1111111110 has 11011 many friends. 165 17111 L mmmow 11711 LESLIE SULLIVAN MINING ENGINEERING PITTSBURGH HSully came from the Smoky City Shortly after his arrival he lost his hair after 11 brief trial by the indiscrimlnating sophomowrcs. llis chief dimculty these l:1tc1 digs as :1 Junior, is in getting to chapel, 11nd after laboriously reaching that goal, in finding his seat. B111 such is college life 111111 by his growing serious- ness we know Lester will make :1 success in life. GEORGE LEWIS SUMNER CHEMISTRY NEW ALBANY Three years ago there blew into 0111' 12111ks a young 1112111 from St Johns Military Academy. and 10-day this same young man aspires to hL-Lomc a second lnvossier among chemists. His latest discovery is :1 new method of proving carbon dioxide in starch lie is good natured and his feelings are seldom hurt. George is 11150 :1 great musician 11ml is :11 present try- ing to decide whether it is het tet 01' to hccome 3 Chem- ist 111111 marry, or to be :1 wandering minstrel. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SWARTZ METALLURGY HUBLERSBURG Alternate Clan Debuting Team 121; Centre County Club. Here is one Of the prize specimens 11ml 01'11tors 0f the le1ss.11111l when it comes to soaring t0 heights 11n- lxnown Bemw is there. lie used to he one of Q16 Krumrine Brick gan gof i Rough- necks As 21 soc1a1 fz'u orite he is 1 whalgc at 1111 of the surrounding coun- try festivities especiallv at lemont. Much to the re- gret of all who know him, iiBenny' is the wieltler of a hickory stick in his native t0w11,h11t will return 10 us next year. 166 VA? 1 TEEQQLm'VmE A VAV HARLEY LEANDER SWIFT MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 91115131111011 Manager Class Base Ball 121; Mechanical Engineering Society; Cadet Second Lieutenant; Washington County Club; omcers Club. 11111'1e3' entered St11tL' 11s 0111: of the youngest of 0111' studes. th' f11L't 111111 three years Of grinding and '1 1101ic practicum' have failed to relieve this youth- t'11111ess. 1111s 11'011 him the 11111110 0f B1'ainst0rm. He is 0110 11110 11L'1'Lr 1Lt.1' studies interfere with his educa- tion 111111 keeps the professors aware of his presence in 11sscs.VL' are sure t1111t he will he with us in 1914. NEWELL EASTMAN TAYLOR CIVIL ENGINEERING HADDONFIELD, N. J. Zuck' 1111611115 college not 1'01 the purpose of 11111 education. hut just to pas s the time away 6 s, 11011'0'1'11: , 11 g'1c'1t speaker 111111 pulled a high D in hi1' 10r01isics 11111 he never allows studies to interfere with his shop. 111: 10011 such a fancy to drill the hrst sL'111L'stL'1' of his 11111101' yc:11'.He i.1 some pugilist '11111 11111'011L 11'110'1111s .1'LL'11 him in action says that he is 11 scc01111'Bz1t NL'1.1'011 11L keeps shy of the fair 19.111111 11110 11110111 his 11here11hnut1' 1111911 in Haddon- tield. 1111. Zack, 11'1111t 1'011 got 011 1'011r upper lip JOHN THOMAS, 1b A 19 HORTICULTURE JOHNSTOWN Johnnie from J0h11stown is 1'1 fL11011' with 11 win- ning 11111'111111 tvn 1110115111111 questions 11 1111y.'Gr1'111d- 111:1 0011111 never ch much in the place but he still 11:11s.I '01111111 t11011g11t his time 111111 come when he i1111111 1e1t111t1y killed Sw11111pys dog. but weathered the storm successfully. He will 11L'er forgett A in Trig. 111111 reports it every year at home. He has 11 deep aversion for 1111 girls but one. Don't you think? 1Vl1c11cvcr-- idnt 11161111 to shoot so hard. To be 11 successful horticu1turist some day is '1'01111113 s ambiti 101.1 167 mmmows J CHARLES R. TIGHE, Vikings FORESTRY SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Charles is :1 man of moods; somewhat of a student -though by 110 means :1 grind. When it comes to telling stories he has no superior. One can sit and listen till the small hours of the morning-to those venturcsome tales and then feel sorry when they are finished After spending a year in the forest reserves of the great southwest he came back and again joineld our circles relating 11111111 new experie11ces.Thcya conic 111c11'. THOMAS ALBERT TRAPPE, A F P FORESTRY 1 CAMDEN, N. J. College Choirs 11, 21; Glee.01ub 11. 2 th'soninnsl 1:1. 21; Forestry Society; Civlic Club; Manager Clns B111 11:31 Class Soccer 121. 11111011211 Tom hails from the dead city of Cum- 11c11, he IS wry 11111011 .11i1'c :11111 has all kinds of paprika. However. he is not very good at handling automobiles 1d apes, sime he attempts to knock ovc rthe former aiid 111ni111 himseif with the 1ntter.Mcrc11li'y 11:15 110th- i115: 011 our 101111111' :15 he can cross :1 hundred yard Midge in nothing 11111; being handicapped with 111111:- 11055 and :1 scvcrcd toe at that. WILLIAM LYTLE TREAGER, B A E ACRONOMY MAMMOTH Penn State Farmer Board; Civic Clv'b', Agricultural kSooiaty; West- morehmd County CI11b;Y.M.C. A. Hand-cboB ktS ahf It's just like this, fellows. This studious. 111110- ccnt looking blondc, hails from some small hamlet nestled away among the coke furnaces of Western Pennsylvania, goodness knows where. Tre11g C'1111e here with the intention of roughing 11p everythi11g in sight, and :15 :1 result he became the terror of his landlady. iiBillisi, high ambition is to grow cilia 011 his upper lip long enough to be noticcd.Be1ieve 11s, hes some 11re111'111. He has a very poor idea of the 1:111:1city of steam boilers. 168 1211 ;' 19.141111511511113 1 F1111 FRED MATLACK TRIMBLE. 2 II FORESTRY NORTHBROOK Class Track Squad 121; Class Basket Ball 181. Trim' is :1 go .011, Ste: .1113? quiet chap 111111 is a stude :11111 :1 consistent 1v0r11c111is brother 111rosters zlre 1.0011i11g for11z1r11 10 the time when 111- 111'comes mur- e11. 1111i10 111 511111111c1 1311111 he received 2111 aggre- gate of 801' 911 letters a 11:13' 11111 is 11011 .'1 sclf-con- fesscd 11'0111:111 11.110121111 111:1k1's :1 110011 11: 11 and is always 1c:1113' to help :1 111.111 111 1r011hle.11ere 5 wish- 11w him :111011 luck when he 10:1185 11s AUGUSTUS MORLEY UNDERHILL ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Electricala Engineering Society; Glee Club 131; Cadet Second Lieu- ;romce rs Club; Philadelphia, Club; Associate Editor L VIE; CivicClub;Ri11e lub. lhis fair. electrical engineering, 111111-1'3'1-11 youth, ca11111 A. 111.. hails from Pennington Sc111i11ary.11c s :1 1111111111 soldier, 1111 ardent c11111'ch111a11.:11111 sings an ethe1ial 1e110r.11'hi1e his 1110110 is 1 11'c110111 G011 and my Voice: Hearts are always trump 11i1h this dapper lic11tc11a11t.11ho has :1 fon1111css1'or collecting photos of the f'lir sex. Bei 111g :1 higher critic, he has :1 voluminous bookcase filled with Dick Merriwel Lit the Miss Figleaf :15 well as othe1 English classiCs FELIPE CESARIO VAILLANT, 111 X A MECHANICAL ENGINEER PONCE. PORTO RICO Cosmopolitan 0111b; Porto Rican Club; Mechanical Engineering Society. Vaillnnt, with his good nature and gentle disposi- tion came to Penn $1 1te from the 1nr South. He is no doubt of great value 10 the College Weather Bureau as far :15 advertising the condition of the weather 113'1'11e appearance of his fair c111111te11z111cc goes M '111 times Vaillant is acquainting,r himself with his st1111ics.11'hich.:1s he believes. Hconsumtly inter: force; with his 511' ect dreams. There 1s no question but that his knowledge, ingenuity, :11111 good character enables him to 11i11 :1 hiyh place in 111is world 169 F mmmom J CLYDE S. VANREED. S. A E INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING READING College Band 0, 21; Orchenm t1, 2, 31; Assistant Manager Thespinns 181. 17:1111ili:1r13' known as iSpots' 0r V:. 111 Born 1111110111 his consent and has been kicking ev cr since. It is 511111 that music 11:1111 charms to soothe the 531'- agc; 11111 the weird noises: that hSpots has extracted r0111 1:1rious 11111sic:11 instruments has caused most of the early trihemen to depart for places u11k1101v11.111 apilc 1111111 this coupled with the fact that he is Dutch and 1i1ts in the HPretze1 City. C1yde is :1 very like- :1111e 011:111. :1 student of rare ability. and one whom we are 111111111 to c2111 :1 classmate. FRANK WINGER VARDEN. E II CIVIL ENGINEERING MERCERSBURG Civil Engineering Society; Civic Club; Deutscher Verein; Mercersburg Club; Franklin ICounty Club. Y'uui doggone tooting. When we hear these 1101115 we know that Dnly' is somewhere in our 1111115110110, of his 1112111: points was his lack of Athn- it310r 811111111 5 chemistry in his freshman year The molecules of chemistry stayed in his brain about as 1111;: :15 11:1ter would on :1 door knob and :15 :1 result Mr.V:1r11011 is 11011 deeply engrossed in tho pursuits 111 1 cmmmic Iiisto '3'. 11011 c1er Dolly is t 11:11111y- g0- 111ck3' :111111:1kcs great pleasure in collegL life and his studies. RAFAEL ADOLPHO VEVE AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY FAJARDS, PORTO RICO 1i1'1'0111 the land where the 51111 and moon :11w11ys shine th:1ts Porto Rico In his yo 011th HVe w:1s gifted with the genial habit of taking things easy. Since in his life work became necessary-once dur- ing the f1111rth term at Hercu'shurg :11111 again in an attempt to count coeoanut trces.iiVe s:1ys. e older 1 get, the more of :1 student 1 :1111. It is time, so keep an eye 011 this shark. 170 EDWIN PHILIP VOGEL AGRONOMY BUTLER College Foot Ball t1, 2t; Class Foot Ball QM Tri-County Club; Ag 1 ricu tutal Society. Some people say that great minds run in the same channel. Others think that great bodies run in the same family. This. hnwevcr, is not necessarily true. For a time Vogel remained as one of the Track House Twins, but after his lireshmzm Year. he lost this dis- tinction. He is really a man of an ingenious inclina- tion. At various places he has showed himself to be Usome worker, and up to the time of residence in the Musser House, a good stude. OLIVER JOHN VOGEL CHEMISTRY BUTLER Sphinx; College Foot Ball t1. 2. 10: Class Foot Ball 0, 2t; Class Wrestling t1, 2i; Y. M. C. A. Show t1, 2i: Class Truck U; Deutscher Verein; Tri-County C ub. This huge specimen of humanity has an unknown origin, but no matter where he has sprung from we are glad to be associated with this big good-natured fellow. He is :1 line example of the theory that the pleasant odors 0f ttSwampis laboratory are of much hcnelit t0 the health. for ttBolliver is living in hope of being a chemist some day. He is noted for his eloquent gestures when making a spout. but complains that they are not appreciated. HARRY OSCAR WARNER ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING STEELTON Electrical Engineering Society; Deutscher Verein; Dauphin C unty t'Shortyi' started his career in the school with our predecessors. 1913, but he heard of our good qualities and accordingly gave us time to catch up with him. Like Mozart, Mendelssohn. and :111 the other higher class musicians, ttShorty has a super-abumlant sup- ply 0f curly hair and a marked ability to provide suit- able accompaniments M Jr. Forrestis Popular Thcas tcr. As a student Shortyi' is an Electriculshenee enough said in regard to high standing. 171 LAWRENCE. RUSSELL WARNER HORTICULTURE WILKINSBURG Pittsburgh Club: Liberal Arts Society; Agricultural Society; Crab pple Club; Civic Club: College Choir t1. 2t; Glee Cl 1: O, 2. 3L Pharsonians GD; Liberal Arts Flay WM Manager Liberal Arts Play tm Xqu'horse, the boy with the smile which wotft come. off. He has the rep. of being the greatest l'usser in college. and has often been heard to remark that he once held Ut'nur queens. He doesn't come from the country. Still he had to ask the bell boy how to turn out the light at Elmira. He is continually housting 01' his conquests among the fair sex. especial- ly :11 the library. He backs up his statement with let- ters :15 proofs. But tiSlide is :1 hail fellow well met, and will he :1 farmer in 1914. r JOHN REYNOLDS WARR, A T A. A G E ANIMAL HUSBANDRY ABINCTON Clan Basket Ball t2. 8M Captain Class Basket Ball can Class Soccer t1, 2M Choir t1. 2i- Juck gave first battle to the world at the little hamlet of hurhurg. He has been making a noise ever since. but this noise is often :1 word of good cheer to One of his numerous friends. He is :1 noted basket- ball player. having made one held goal during a whole season. Nevertheless. itJaeky is there when it comes to accomplishing whatever he sets out to do. Here's hoping he makes good at Glenside. ALAN GUERNSEY WEBB HORTICULTURE WELLSBORO He h:111 :1 hard time ehoosim;r :1 prep school that was to h:1Ve the hmmr nt' graduating him. Upon en- tering State he joined the ttLime Kiln Club, and sev- eral other HOwl', societies. Between these and fre- quent trips to Lock Haven his studies suftered. Re- exnms became his lirm friends. for he depended on these for passing his subjects, Early in 1912 he dis- tinguished himself by becoming: the second married man in his class. He now appears :15 :1 real student. ... x1 Iv WILLIAM WEBER, 1112 K CHEMISTRY 1 LEWISTOWN After 111:111'i11g :1 circuit of various high 50110115 :11111 111'1-11 5111111115. Four Hits entered the Great Dismal Swamp. After :1 year and :1 half he 10111111 that the 51111111113 climate 11111 1101 agree with him. so he 11'.1-11 to Gettysburg t0 lccupcratc in health :11111.i111'i11cnt:1113'. to get '11:1c11' 11 baseball reputation. After gaining for himeclf the name 11Thc Hi tless 11'0111101' 1' bold y came back to State and entered the Ili11.11'11ere he 1.1111 11011le011 111' :1113' 'S11z1111 111s. Billis 111111' weak- ness is 1111 11'0111cn.1.1':111 :111 111'0111111 student 111- mm- 1101 be 110111 and his future 10011.1 1111:1111. HAROLD THEODORE WEBNER HORTICULTURE STATE COLLEGE Liberal Arts Society; BCentra County Club: Crab Apple 0111b: hRitle 11111; 01110015 Club' alion Adjutant: Glee 0th 11121 1 31:? sonians 121: Collegea Choir 11 21; Leader Freshman Choir 13hr Anyone mm 1611 1'11 :1 glance that 1111'eb is a soldier from the soles of his 11111111 to the 11111 of his feet. 111111 111.11 3'1'111'111' was taken frequently for Captain Fry by the 1 1'csl11111'11.His greatest boast is that he is :1 Son 111 111C 11C1'11111ti011f :11111 he swears :111 honor 11:111ge to .1111111' it. 11 elb1er is more fortunate than the rest of 11s 1101'111151- he brought his home right along with him when he came to college. This 11:11 been the scene 0 11111113' enjoyable nsmgs', :11111 50111131111185 girls were them. 1110 HENRY WELLING. 111 P A ACRONOMY TRENTON, N. J. Friars; College Foot Ball 11, 2, 31: Class Foot Ball 11. 21; Sirloin Club. A 13111111. steady football 111211111110 11'i11 make good if '11 571-1 1101csigr111 11$. a11'11c1'er 111i 151105 :1 1116211 111111 11' :1111:13s hungry 11c 11011-1' yields 11 joint in arguing. his 11111 1i1i11rr conclusion 11cii1g UNo 11111 3'1111 11011111 111111111111 3'01 A11 icien 11t 11:11.1 are much prized :11111 :1 1111t 111.11 i.1 11i011111111 :15 '1 11111 friend 11'11111' 11:15 varied experiences-nttending f:1ir maidens at :15- 1111r3' Park one 111111111111: :11111 attending fair steers :1t 1 1.ric. 116111'3' likes the water 211111 11111.11 have :1 111i11iu11 11111115 173 L mammw J JOHN PATTERSON WEST MINING ENGINEERING DANVILLE Mining Engineering Society; Montour County Club. John says that D:1111i11c is the 111:1ce for tho U151g 1111511 115 0 t11crc1. 0111: of his failings is rough- housing, :111111111g11 he :111v:1ys :lcts i1111L1cc11t.llc 11e1' er 11Llie1es in burning the 111i11111'ght 011. :11111 usually goes 10 ha c:1r y. c 1:15 :1 reputation of heing a 1:111ics 111:111 :11111 11:11 1111rl1i11g 01' crtimc :1t fussing this summer 11L 5:111 his start with Sam Nicdcrhouscr, :1c1cu1us c111.1.1. '111c11 came the girl next 1100r i11 Danville. 211111 1111:111y the grand wi1111up with the Shamokin 111111135. 1.1111k :1t his feet and you can tell he is :1 minL-r. HARRY B. WESTON, 111 A G c1v11. ENGINEERING ARDMORE Druids; Civil Engineering Society, Class Foot Bull 121; College Foot Ball 131; Philadelphia 0111.11 This chL-ruhic littlc 'tlx'cwpie was discovered in :1 dark b1:1Lk 0:11 hole 11y the fairies.111 order not to 1'cn101e him 111 the surfnLe of the earth, the Dcstinics L11rollcd him in the mining Loursc. '110111'01'0 that :1 good man L:11111L1t 11L 11L-111 down 1'111i11 111111011 thc Dcstinics :11111 is now :11111 forever :1 C1111 Bill is k11ov111 11.1 :1 1.1511011 student and meVLr gets below :111 '5A in 1'0111:111Lcs. At 11rLsent he is carrying about 48 hours in this subject. H1'11 get that, Freddie. HARRY HERMAN WETZEL. 111 3. K INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING TAMAQUA Banquet Speaker L31. Herc. ShL comes stiff .1hirt red necktie :11111 1:1.tc again. 11:11 111'1L-1' gets Hum 011 time 1111t--hc tried at least. Wilhuut :1 doubt he is the busiest 111111 in college. 111.1 timL is taken up in playing cards. sleep- ing 211111 selling somethmg to everyone Who Will f:111 for his linL 111' gab 119 is :1 550011 business man, closing :1 11i11Lty-110111'11' deal not 10119: :1g0 in which he rc:11ize11:1 11L1 11r11t1t 0f 87 cen nst . 111110111111 11L :111 11:11c 5111110 13111115 1L'XLL111 V1 L1L1 his sinL'Lrity :11111 industry 11111 111 1110 of him 511111 :1 man that cannot be kept 110w11. 1' 1 mmmem J, 11.11 X7113.- A 11111111. 4151' ,. JEROME JULIUS WHEELER FORESTRY WELLSBORO 111110115 10 his coming to State HJcrry was a notorious tire Nghter 111 the forests of Pe1111s3'111111i11. He is now a loyal junior forester. a Mexican athlete 111111 1111 expert photographer lie is an illustrious stu- dent. hcforc exams. hctwLen them he takes pictures 111111 1isits Bellefonto He is 1111 artist 11ith cue and 11115 111'1111111113' paid for se1'L-1111 01 C11r1ey's,1t.1'1bles 11111111111 1111 his 11111115 11'e 101'c him still and his big heart and pleasant smile wins for him 11 warm spot 111 11111113' 11 student's 111111'1. SAMUEL NISLEY WHITMAN CIVIL ENGINEERING STEELTON 'Whit. 131111111 to us from Steelton High with a re- 11111111e1l reputation f11r 110110111111: apples 111111 other edih1es from farms in his vicinity So we allowed him 10 11'1111st'c1'his abilities to 0111' local districts and .11: 1111-. 11111110 1111 11hle leader 011 foraging expeditions. N. 5111111 the greater part of his Sophomore vacu- tion in the 13.e1'011t 1'Iospi1111,but we know he does not regret it.111 f',1L't he 11115 to make Ircpeated trips 1111011 there to set that the placet still exists. Beware of the 103 1v113s of nurses, 1Vh1 HOWARD CHARLES WIENER, 2 1b A FORESTRY WILKES-BARRE Forestry Society; Wilkes-Bnrre Club; Deutscher Verein. Oh, You Beautiful D011! With this becoming air pcllzltinn 11'L' intr01111L'1 the pretty 1103' of the foresters '1L- 1111:1i11e11 this tilting title from 11 charming 11111111 111 1111 1i111herlnst, Wearc 11111111110 say that 1'1'011111'11 lost his 11 0011-hick11 hut during the holidays but 111 111'1 1i1'iiw i11 1L 1r 111111 it 11111 have the fate o the 111111 Penny 111111 turn 11p ng11i11. VVienie is 5111111- fusser hut 1113 he :1 forester 1'1011'111'd.as girls 110 11111 g1'1111'011 trLes ,'11tl1011gh they 110 1e'111L. 175 EUNICE SWITZER WILLIAMS HOME ECONOMICS BRISTOL Y. W.C. A.P1ay 11. 2, 31; Y. M. C. A. Play 121; Dautscher Verein. 15111111'0 1111'1-13' 11:11 131151111111: 1'3'1'1 :11111 curling 11:1ir, :11111 in fact has 1111' 1'11:'11:1ctcri.1'1i1's 11 :111 :111 111111111 girl. 1 fri'cshnmn 11: 11's 11'1'11: 11111 111' tears and dis- content 11111 .1110 11:1.1 111.1111: 1111 1111 that since 113' 111 1c1- oping :1 truc 1111' 1' 1111' 1101111 51'111'. 1.11111 1101115 :1. 111111111111 rccnrtl 111 1101' work 1i11 1111' 1111'1'15 her 11 :11cr- 1110 trving 111j1111111 1111.- 11111 1111r1c i11 the g111111.11111111 1i'-1111 h1rc .1111.- 11111 11111 acknowledge 111'1'c:.1t 11111 is willing 111 11'3':1g:1i11. 1.1111icc 11:15 11r111'1-11 her 1111':111'i- 1':1l :1hi1i13' in 1111-1111 111:11'1. 5111' 11:11 heaps of fr11'1111s. CHARLES DOUGLAS WINTER. .1 Y c1v11. ENGINEERING JERMYN Mandolin Club 11, 2. 31; Pharsonians 121; Civil Engineering Society; ncak wanna, County Club. 11115 spherical gc11it1c111n11. :1 J1'1'111y11 by birth, is noted for his :1111111 1111.1 511111 111.1 1135.103, where he explains to :111 his :111i1111'1r1' that :1111 1 . 1110 :111s 17.x- cc111'111. 11c 1s :1 daring and youthful warrior. for some time ago he attempted 10 111111111 :1 1'11ight engine off the track with :111 :111111111110111113. 211111 it is said 111 1t 11c succee11c11. 11i1'l'111c1'11 :1 married man for some time, but 1111111i11111:11111i11g this he is :1 real humorist and can :1F1'11r11 hours 111 c1111'r1:1i111111'11t 1111' his friends LESTER BONBRAKE ZUG LIBERAL ARTS CHAMBERSBURG McAllister Scholarship 11;: Deutscher Verein: Franklin County Club; Lieb ta! Arts Society. D111 :1 11H-1111'C11 31111111 from Chum1101111111114,r 1'1'01 come up to you with 1111' 11111111115 tucked in tho :11'111- holes of his waistcoat :11111 6XC1211111, .112111 0.11:111 Judas Priest! 1 11:111 .1'11111c time 1: 1.11 11ight. 1hat was 2115;. 0111' 11cm 11cci11c11 engineering 11'. '11 100 strenuous for him :11111 is 111111 in 1110111111115 of philosophy. Lester 11:15 a warm 111'11r1 11111 111113'1'11r 1111'1:11111'.1.1111t :11.10 for :11! 01' 1111 1'1'111111'111111121115 111' is :1 1.1011111 fcllmv :11111 :1 11'11. H1ri11inn :11111 takes :1 11r111 .1'11'1111 fm- 1111:11- c1'cr is good. 176 , 7 .' . . Mg. m g ' MW! . I WM ,, , I . ' ' MW I V? M MIEMOPWMQk x . W DAVID JHoemmcs. M k MADTIH BJOEPG. 11w x .wmoummrw MHZ. ll! '1. L E L4 Sharp Bcutty Gieasnn Nichols Weaver 1915 Qtlass Qfoicets Grammy: II. GLEASON - - - - Prvsiduuf JAMES L. BEATTY - - - -- l'ivc President HARRY V. NICHOLS -- - - - Secretary RALPH E. SHARP - - - - - Trmsurer XVM'NE XV. XVEAVER n - - - Hixlorian 180 17511 1 iEWELAOVIDE 1 VA eupbnmure ibistatg 1TH pleasant visions of the Summer Girl fresh in Our minds and the joyous thought that Swampy was now in Europe. we returned to take up 0111' duties as Sophomores The posters were pasted up in grand style and the dear little ones were there- by entrusted to 0111. tender care. The l'lx'nights 0f the Paddle having disappeared. the hazing ques- tion took 1111011 itself :1 new phase. namely the com- 111ittee systen1.Tl1e freshest 01' the fresh were sub- 111itted for correction to this 11111: htv htmrtl and due penalties were thereby inl1icted. The annual Push Ball Scrap 11:15 the ii1st net 011 the progrmn in which the metal of the greenies ' could be tested. We entered the scrap with count- less numbers against us. but from the very start. that same old llpep which has always character- ized 1915 asserted itself and we simply walked all over them. By sheer grit and the everlasting deter- mination to win, we were able to he 011 the large side of the 12-1 score. The Cider Scrap. we gave to the freshmen as mere encouragement and thus displayed the kind spirit, of our class. This generous act was soon forgotten and our first class banquet became the topic of the day. This magnificent celebration was held at the Hotel W'alton in Phila- delphia 011 the eve of the Penn game. and proved to he a grand success. The good fellowship which prevailed during the entire trip was typical ttPenn State spirit and only goes to show the calibre of our class. No sooner had we returned from the trip than the Inter- Class V1restling Meet took place Again the stamina, the power and the ability of the athletes of our class was shown, for we won this event easily, gaining four falls and a decision 0101' our Opponents. Drill. Movies. and various activities in and about town attracted our attention until Pennsylvania Day. On that memorable day. our football team outplayed the strong freshmen eleven and, only by the hardest kind of hard luck, were deprived from winning :1 well earned victory. The Enal score of 6-6. however. prohibited the green- lids from needlessly asserting themselves at chapel the following Sunday as proud possessors 0f canes. -Xt present the outlook for basketball is good. Track 111d soccer are yet Young while baseball is a topic of the future However. the class of 1915 will be there when the 11 hlstle blows and will be able to produce the goods. Thus time goes on one event following another but 11c are all here striving for the Same goal- Success. 1 Therefore let this be our slogan 'Alwaxs 011 the job. 181 MHLLISTER HALL Goctz Survcr Kistlcr Brallier 1916 Mags EDttims WILLIAM J. SARVER - - - - President M. E. GOETZ - - - - Vice President M. H. FLEMING - - - - Scn-ciary H. M. KISTLER - - - - - Treasurer P. S. BRALLIER - -- - - - Historian 184 tie? L WE m $on3 1 freshman ipistury w!;;!.tg;:- HOUT the tnithlle of Septetnher, 1912. six hundred sturdy :Q'F:- n V 7 sons of Pennsy1vania eat them up. girded their Initts. and ,.v . hetonk themselves intn u tar country. presumably to worship there at that great shrine to Minerva called State College. The tirst nights there. were warm and balmy. and ever and anon through the sultry darkness came the Hep! 11011! of some hapless brethren who were so unfortunate nr so indisereet as to fan into the hands nf the terrible Sulihumores. First nights. how- ever. passed. ntueh tn the satisfaction of the bewildered freshmen: antl ahnost before he knew it, the young hopent was we11 under way on his college career. lilowever. his tender sensibilities received still an- nther rnde shock in the fnrm of the tirst class meeting The hunting and yellingr and breaking ul' glass. the frequent showers. both from the gray Clouds m'erhead and from Old Main. the pushing. the squeezing, the hot. Sweaty Scrambling. the dim lights scattered here and there among the grayness. 2111 left with the newly-ntade college hay the impression that he hall just gone through the seventh 1n sorrow and in solitude. he scraped the mud from his circle of Danteis 1nfernn. shoes and trousers: nor was it without vague misgivings that he sallietl forth some little while later to hattle fur the possewinn 01 the Push 1:111. In this case. hard as the valiant greeneaps fought. and well as their good friends, the Juniors. coached them, it was only in the last few minutes that they showed any signs of aggressiveness. For the freshmen the scrap was apparent1y a most hopeless failure: but as they faced the Sophomores across the cider barrel some few weeks later. the joy of battle gleatned in every eye. and in every heart. htn'netl the hope that '16 might redeem herself. 1Yhen the fateful twenty minutes were passed. forty-nne freshmen hands put to shame the twentynsct'en of their opponents. ttRiek rack rickety steen, Pennsy State, 1916! rang in wild eestaey across the campus. and the greentops, hot. tired. but very happy. raced for their respective houses. Neither time nor space permits its to describe the football game. The score of 06 tells of clean. hard lighting from start to linish. Likewise. let it be enough to say that every wrestling hunt was a battle. and every battle was fought. XYith the score of the cross-eonntry in mind, moreover. no one can accuse us of slowness or say that we are in any wise nnt Hf the race. In all things. we have tried to come up to the mark; in but few have we failed, and with all the respect in the world for the other classes. there can he nu greater. better. or more perfect class than that Of 1916. 185 l mmmom A Sztnnn year mmowac 918m in agricultutz OFFICERS Prcsidcnt - - - - - WC H. JONES Vice Presiu'vn! - - - - - E. L. ELY Secretary - - - - N. S. GOTTSHALL Trvaxurcr - - , - - J. L. SHORES Ilixlurimz - - - - - G. II. BEDELL 186 :1 it Q VL Qtlazg ilaiztnry PICCIALIS'IS: 'l'wn years of agriculture. and agt'ieulturists frum the ground up. liver since the elass of 1911-1915; entered Penn State in Septemher of 1911, we have been mt the jnh assimilating agricultural lure at the rate of ninety knnts per hour. Sinee we are only here for comparatively a short period, we realize the necessity uf emttinual aetinn. W's are here only twn y'ars because we feel we cannot afford the time to pursue one Hf the four-year courses. aml vet we are anxinus to better tit ourselves for our life work. Thus we came to this institution In realize this ambition. and we have indeed found it a gontlly two ywtrs. Our work has been a pl 'asure. and we feel that we can depart to our humes better able 10 take up lites duties. tYe mtly hope this schnoling will enable us to lend a helping hand in the uphnilding' of agricultural ennditions of this great Comnmnwealth. The class, though small. has been active. XVe have engaged in all college life, and our members have taken part in all college activities. tYe feel nursclves loyal sons of Penn State in every sense of the word. chile we cannot tlireet the forces, we are always glad to lentl our support to every wm'thy object that arises at State. chile as a class we eannnt lmast of a cider 0r Hag scrap m' nf any splendid athletic victories, we do feel that some of our men have taken their place in these purts. When it comes to CillSS standingr our men can he rated equally as high as any other in the School Of Agriculture. As an illustration of this the Dairy Judging Team which represented the Pennsylvania State College in the Students Judging: Contest at the Natitmal Dairy Show in Chicago. was emnpnsetl altogether 0f twn-year men. chy did we cmne here? FirsteTo ohtain instruction alnng both practical and them'etic lines of agriculture. Second--'lio return to the farm and put into practice the things that we have nhtained here, thereby giving our aid tn the advancement of seientilic agrieullure. 187 .jfitgt year illuminate: glam in agritultutz OFFICERS President - - - - - M, B, FINGER VIC? Praxiden! - - - H. B. PHINNEY Treasurer - - P. G. ARMSTRONG Scrrclary - S. P. CHASE C1 WE; 9:924 mama J I athletic association OFFICERS Prmidmt - - - - - L. F. ENGLE I'z'rc Prmidunt , - - - - - B. R. HENDERSON Smrulary - - A - - - - J. F. BLANK Trmsm'm' - - - - M. S. MCDOWELL Cmduatc Jlunugm - , ' - - R. H. SMITH Physiml Dirm'lnr - - - - - V. E. LI-zwxs Alumni Advisory Commiuee G. R. Mum, $0 A. C. READ, '92 R L. W'ATTS, K00 J. F. QUIGLEY, ,94 J. H. M. ANDREWS, TN Facuky Committee on Athletics J. P. JACKSON R. H, SMITH P. O. RAY M. S. MCDOWELL H. D. PALLISTIZR M. M. CARVER a .mm... ... - -.- Dmyrgg-mg- x .- W. Mv-vgu W $.qu M..- tp football Gram 1'51 9a Burmn Punch Ilurlmv Cuuch Hulh'nbuch ?, 'J x r Burryman Wilvxn Hunwn V v r y Capt. Mzmthc Miller linxi Whimcv .3 Right Iiml - Right 'lhclx'lc Right Cnnnl Conlcr Left Guunl 1.ch 'll'lcklc Left liml anrlcr Huck Right Half Huck Left Half Huck Full Huck Penn Stn'tc - . Pcml Stcltc - Penn State Penn State - Penn State Penn State - Penn State PCIIH Stale - - '7 33 3331 mm J football ILimzup, 1912 3 - D. W. VERY - L. L. LAMB J. D. 131-11-4er J. 13. CLARK, JR. - A. A. HANSEN - L. 17. ENGLE A. S. XVILsox - F. E. MILLER R. N. Zizum'MAN - - D. E. W'Iclsry J. 1.. MM'THE, FCapm R. B. XVIIITNICY, E. XV, TUBIN SCORES - - 41 Carnegie Tech. - - - 30 FVashington and Jefferson - 29 Cornell - - - - 2:3 Gettysburg - - - - 14 University of Pennsylvania - 3 7 Villa Xm'u - - 37 Ohio State - - - - - 38 L'niwrsity uf Pittsburgh 1 FAQ 00600900 VAV V mammm A football meniem 1TH the defeat of the L'niversity nt- Pittsburgh on Fm'hes Field on 'Iihzmksgiving Day Came a lilting ending tn the history of the must successful team that has ever repre- sented the Blue and W'hite on the gridiron. Undefeated. scored on hut UIICC, aml having rolled up a score nf 285 points against their ommnentsi ti. Captain Mauthe's team wilt ever he rememhei'ul at Penn State. uFootball at State has always meant uClean. hal'tl play. and this team was no exeeptiun t0 the rule. The hard. sure tackling and the eluse fnllowing 0f the hall were nut only murees nf tel'rnr tn nplumenta. hut alsn fac- tors in the unanimous tlt'CiSilllt nt football critics when this team was made second unly tn Harvard. T0 the individual playen and to the never-tiring coaches Um much credit cannot be given, but it was the wunderful team work of this mm- hinatinn of brains and muscle that was the main factor in its success. Team work charac- terized the play. and strengthened by the presence nf individual stars, it enabled us to again defeat two uf the t'iligz; Six and other teams of note. With the heaviest schedule of several seasons confronting them. the coaches wasted no time in calling for candidates as soon as eullege reopened. tVith men such as Harlow, Her- mann, Gmlecke. King. and Harry gone. it was impurtant that new material he tlevelnpetl. llulienhack. Harlow. Reed, and Ltihy fnrmed a euaching staff seenml to none. and it was evident that a strong eleven would again represent State. The tirst game Hf the season with Carnegie Tech gave the enaehes an excellent nplmr- tunity to try nut new material. but even with a team of substitutes playing against them, Tech had to how tn defeat by the score of 41-0 Mauthe. Miller and Very demunstrated that they were still ahle to make large gains, and 'iShm'ty's 78-yard run fur a touchdown was the wnsatimt of the game. Captain Crawford's team was light and shnwetl snme good work, but were hopelessly outclassed by our team. The second game was the mie that Showed Penn State's trtte mettle. tVashingtmt and Jefferson came tn State with the reputatimt of having hehl Cnrnell In a 3-0 score. and hav- ing tied the Tmhnns. Fulwell had develped a Strong team and they were eunlident of squ cesa htt contrary tn expectatimis. Manthe led his men in an exhibition of football that dazed everyune. and when the whistle blew the senre was ilU-U in States favor. Of all the games witnessed 4m New Beaver Field this was the hardest and cleanest fought for XV. and J.'$ men were 1m weaklings. It was Mauthe's ability tn kick goals from held that first tank away the CHIHithItCC 0f KY. and J He kicked three tiehl guitls in the tirst half, and lhex'e were the unly scores made during that period. Mauthe and Very again proved to he terrors to Ft'ulweli's haektield, and in Order to keep up his reputatiun. Shorty made one lung: run for a tonehtluwn. Still elated by the vietnry 0f the previous Saturday. the team traveled to Ithaca On Octohcr 19, and trounced Cornell 29-6. It was only in the til'st few minutes of play that 194 VAV l mmmmm l. IQ Cornell was dangerous, when, due to a fumble and good work on the part of their backfield. Cornell pushed the ball over for a touch down, After that the game was ours. Mauthe scored first with :1 held goal, but shortly afterward, Berryman, with a good interference. ran 75 yards for a touch- down from kickoff. Very next took a for- ward pass out of the air while standing back of the line, and Mauthe. not to be outdone. took the ball over for a third touchdown. 'Ilhe linal scoring came. when Wilson duplicated Very's work and caught a pass back of the line. The next game, with Gettysburg, was a rest for State. and as the tiehl was wet and slippery, the score was but 25-0. As Miller had gone to watch the I'leIm-lmfayette game. Langdon played at quarter, and though lacking in experience, he showed up well, Manthe and Very kept up their usual good work. while Clark raged around the. center of the line so successfully that few gains were made through the line. Gettysburg was best represented by Hoar and Pottinberger. but hopelessly outclassed. On October 31, rested from their last hard game. the team went to Philadelphia, and after a few days' rest at the XYhite Marsh Valley Country Club. they lined up against Penn on Franklin Field on Nov. '1. The day was an ideal football day, but' the field was a little Slippery. Penn had been beaten by Swarthmore. Brown and Lafayette. and State had not been defeated once, so it was expected that llenn would be trounced again. Penn, however, had braced wonderfully in the previous week, and for the hrst time in the season put up :1 good light. They were outclassed by a team that was in better condition and that hml been working together all season. so they bowed down to State to the tune of 14-0. Engle led the way toward the first score, when he recovered a block kick, and shortly afterward Mauthe took the ball over. The second touchdown came as a result of Mercer merely touching one of Mauthek long spirals. and 1Vilson. who had been waitingr to tackle him. recovered the ball and took it to Pennls 12-yard line. Then Miller shot a pass over the line to Very and Mauthe kicked the goal. Very caught another forward pass and ran 57 yards for number touchdown. but on account of a technicality the score was not allowed. Not once did Penn kick of? directly to State. In every case they used the short. fake kiek-ntT. and in every case but one the; rteoxuul the ball. The next game. with Villa Nova, was ' characterized by the number of plays used by the State team. Villa Nova, outweighed and outclassed. fought a plucky battle. but were lost in the maze of plays which hShorty directed at their line. The ground was wet and Slippery, but Manthe's men. fresh from a rest after the Penn game. were not to be stopped. and the seore of 71-0 shows how few times they were stopped. Manthe gave a fine exhibition of tield goal kicking that astoniShetl everyone. beingr suc- cessful in each of eight attempts. Their 195 L TEE QMMME 1 last game at home, the team followed their captain's splendid leadership antl gave an exhibi- tion of mmlcrn foothall that will not soon he forgotten. 0n thc following Saturday Pcnn State tackled Ohio State, at Cnlnmhus. and scored 217 points to Ohiois 0 hcforc Coach Richards of Ohio State took his men 0th the held for alleged roughness. That the assertinn was a false one was proved by all the officials, aml it is a regretted fact that such an act should haw hcun committed. The Penn State team cmnplctcly outclassed the champions of Ohio in every department of the game. Never had those champions witnessed the like of Miller's upon Iicld running. and Mauthc was a source of wnmlcr aml tcrrm'. Very had their hacklicltl men nervous when a punt came their way, for he was always there ahead of the hall. and when Dex missed him Wilson didn't. The lierccncss of the attack and the. rapidity with which Shorty ran off his plays nettletl the Ohio team, aml it is a question how many more tmiclulmvns Penn State would have secured in the nine minutes left if Ohio had not quit. After a two week's rest, the team journeyed to Pittsburgh fur the linal game of the sea- son with the University of Pittsburgh. That the game was a lilting climax to the greatest football season State has ever had is an acknowledged fact. Captain Mauthc, in his last game. played the star game of his career, and his splendid leadership was a large factor in the 35-0 score. It was in this game he kicked a ticld goal from the 51-yard line, and to PENN GAM E this score hc :ltlthtl 3 goals from tuuchdowns, and thc lii'st two tnuchtlnwns of thc gamc. The tcam played a game that,was a revelatinn to the inhabitants of Pittshurgh, aml tht- trio 196 W L Tm 4444mm 4 of stars gave their last performance together so successfully thut Pitt gave thanks when the show was over. As an example of the power .oflthe offense and defense which Conch PITT GA ME IIollenhaek and his assistants hurl perfected, that game will always he remembered. Pitt fought pluekily, and XVagner was a tower of strength for them. hut it was a useless attempt to stop Mautheis team. Outelzlssed in all branches of the game. Pitt's scalp was hung along- side of those of Carnegie, XV. and J., Cornell, Gettysburg, Penn, Ohio State, and Villa Nova, To the coaches who worked tirelessly toward the perfectimi of the wonderful machine which brought Penn State so prominently before the public eye, too much credit cannot be given. and to Captain-cleet Miller, who has proved himself worthy of the position, we ex- tend our best wishes for a successful season in 1913. XVIHJAM 1101.1.rzxngwu On 'lihtulksgiving day Big Billi' Hollenbach com- pleted his most successml year as head coach of the Blue and XVhite gridirnnists. Iior three years he has coached an undefeated team and as a result Penn State has gained a place among the foremost Colleges of the East in foothulldom. Bill has developed a system all his own, one which. due to his phenomenal SUCCCSS, bids fair to heemne as widely known as the Pennsyl- vania or Yale. 01' Hm' 'ard system. Putt his success is not wholly due to his system of ermching, for back of the system there is :1 personality which inspires men with a love for hard work and do or die spirit. The outcome is an attack which is irresistible in the endY and a defense which is impregnuhle. Penn State realizes her debt tn this euzleh Hf enztehes and nothing is 100 gnml for U Hg Hill, the fUFnle Red and Blue Star and All American fullback of 1908. IIILL 197 DICK ROIH-le'l' lhzt-zn 'Iihis All American fuuthztll machine of 1912!. the title of Chaplain Hf the college. tVe may term fOUIhIIii coaching hi5 avocation. hotly. not Only for his nhility :15 :1 player nr prlnchcr but also fur his clean. fair and upright mcthmk nf dcnling with men and things. he makes an ideal much. tackle and fnt'mcr Princeton Star is :mnthcr member of tilL' tirm that produced the great Penn State mmmom A Iilmmlm C. Hmumw It's an ill wind that blows nohody good? This appiics t0 uur relations with Dick. Xthn we lost him by graduation we lost one of the best tackles that ever fought for State. but his uhility as a line coach fully equals his ability as a player. Dick is a tighter from the ring of the hell, who does not know the meaning of the word loaf, :1 man with nerve and courage which docs nut quail at :my odds. His coaching of the line was :1 big factor in tho success of the 1913 team. Hy profession he is :1 minister under Ltn'ctl and respected hy the student DANIEL Iit'm' The greatest complement to the cunthing 0f :1 football tuzun Is the necessity fur proper conditions uf health in the individual players. This part of the programme fell to Doc Luhy. We need only cnnsult the record of the individual men on the team us a whnlc tn rczul his success as :1 trainer or conditioner of athletes. Less time was in every instance taken out hy the Blue :mtl White than by her opponents, injuries on the Penn State squad hcing few and far hctwccn. He not only looked after the physical welfare of the men but also couthcd the fresh- mcn tczmi, thus aiding th' development of future Penn State defenders. 198 1 mmmom 19mm; 111mm 11111111111111 GIVEN Kizlut, 0111111111910 To Manager Kerr 11c L'11111111t Ui1'e 1110 much credit for the business- like 11111' in which he 1111111111111 the best team that has ever represented Penn St tat e. Jlis 1111i1it1' 1111s som1n111de 11111ni- fest to the team and coaches s, and t0 Manager- elect Fleming we hold forth 115 1111 example the work 111' this years manager. BILLY 1111111115 11139111111 M.-11 1'111:, 1Captui111 Pete proved himself 1111rth1' 111' 1111 the honors that could he bestowed 1111011 him, 11he11 he led the 1912 team through 11 season such as State has new had hcfore.1Vlent1011e11 111' DHIC- tiL'11111' 1111 football critics 115 one of the best fullhzlcks 0f the sea- son 111111 named frequently as the best fullback in the country, Penn State may 11' ell he proud of her 1511' leader on the gridiron. Ohio 11ill 1101 soon forget his snmshing rushes, 1101' Pitt his 11'011- Llerful f01'1111111 11115565111111 1'ecnrd-11111ki11g field goal which traveled 1'11 1'11rds.11l111e Penn 111111 Cornell are glad he has paid his last 1isit. But at Penn State his niche in the H 1111 Of Fame is tilled and his prowess will he the subject 0f fa1111it1g bees 111110111: Penn State men for 1 e1115 to can 1 ' 1'? TE 19111111111; 11111511011111 MILLER 1Cnptz1in-eleet1 .1L'L111'1li11g to Ohio 1 epnrts the little hig e111este11.111011-1eggcd. kiddintr quarterhaek is the best to ever put his c1e11i11 Olin 1ield. .-t Penns111111li11 he: 11 Second Stephensmitli a star of the 111'st 11111g11i11111e' or the 11i111innti1'e quarterback immune front injury ubiquitous in presence wnndeiful in 1111 open tield sure 115 111-11111 in catching punts. 11 demon 011 defense, 111111 11 gen- Uni of the Napoleonic type in driv'ing his tea '1111. y 1 i ers gen- 01711511111 1111.1 unquestionable he did nut make one 'tactic111 1111111- 1111. At 1t1111c11 he 111'011'11 the most dangerous hack seen 011 :1 Cornell held in many 11 day. and 111 Pittsburgh. YS.e Miller 11115 then He raised e1' er1 promissnn note issued in his behalf He 111 '15 the particular object 111 attention hv Pitt pla1ers. but he would not he 1101111L11 t0 sta1'3 SHORTY 199 12111 1 mmmom DEXTER 1V. Y1: Mex earned :1 name 1111' himself State and 10-day ranks as one 111 the hem 11f 111:1113'PL'11111111L- victuries. 1111t giv on credit for being 113' 1111' the passes of the year llis 1:1L'111i11g 11:1s analysis 111 the opposing teams attack 1111.1 I 111111 1'1111N1'1s ENLH 1.: 111111 has always been :1 man 111111 e1111111 he relied 11111111 :11111 1'1 11115 as 11110 of the best tacklers that State has e1' er 11:11. Vhen. in 1.111. he lost his running mate. 11:11'1011'. he 1111111 11111111 himseli the task 01' 11111L'11'i11g kicks and the Penn game shows that he 11111 not over- -estin1ate his ahility 1f 31111 ask a113'111e111her of the 1511'. team 111111 was the fastht lineman 1111 the te1'1111,he will 1111- 1101111te111y tell y1111 Why 1111111 Engle' He 11: sheen mentioned 13' se veral critiL s as possessing A11 Americzin qualities to :1 more or leSs degree while he 15 1105 ignated as one of the v 013' best taLklers that played 1111 the 1 ranklin Iield during 1011.1 11 the offense he opened gr at holes in the line 1111' X1a11t101e 111' 3err3'111a11 111 go thruugh. while 1111 the defense 10 a to re- q11et1113'. 111 suit 0111' opponents. broke through and nai1c11 the runner before he 1 :1113' started His 1055 11i11 he 11'L'L1113' fCh in 15 one of the surest tacklers that ever pl by his reLmery 11f Mercer's fumble. as :1 whule. hL must he 1:11111'111 :11111111g't AL 200 41' when he lirst came to best ends in foothall A 1111111 hard to 111111. :1 wonder in catching 1111'11111'11 11:1sse.'.11L has 11'e11-ar11e11 his place 1111 the .111 .1111L-1ica11 f11r the past 111 111 3 :1rs, He has been :1 terr 111 the hack 1101115 111 our opponents, and it is 11ith 0111' rLgl'ets that we shall see 11: m leave our 1':s11111' 111 June. Ihis universal choice 1'111' .111 A111erica11 e1111 is thL At Pennsylvania 11L 11:15 Wme star looming 11111 111 :1 e1111111i11ati11n 111 excellent 1111r11' as the hem of 1111c 111' 1he most 1111t:1111L Lxhihitinns 111 end play ever seen 1111 the 111c:11 11L'111 lhe 111111111e 1ig'ht end 11i11 e1'L'r3,thi11U 1111t 113'1 1115 1111111 1111 the 1111'e11se 11'ls L111111113' 1111tah1L uith his defense He is classed 1111 1re11e' :11 lines with Homeisler of 3 ale hest receiver of forward sure and hard, while his 11 11s quiLlL :11111 astonish- 11115113' aceurate.111 him Penn 51: 11c Innses one 111 the greatest 11111- sthat has e1er worn the B1111: and XVhitc. A1 111-:11'1' S'1'1s'1 11:1 1V111s11x Playing beside :1113' other end in the country than Very, the subject of this 511' etLh 11011111 11:11:: been called the star that 11L :1L'1111'111y 11.115 He 11:15 often Lalled 11111111 t11eatL'h 1'01'11' a1'11 passes, 211111 his 11'0111' in this respect was far ahm'e the ave' a're. 11:1s fast in gettin down the l1e11l.1111iL'11' in analyzing :1 play. and :13'L-11 1111 :1 Blue 211111 1Vhi1e tcam.A1'1 was more the direct cause 01 11e1111's1101v11fall th 1:111 :1113' other man: he 11111L11'e11 the 11'iL11' that 11111 his tam in a p1151t11111 to score the 111st 1011C1111UW11. llis alertness 1s s11m1'11 when XYilsnn was 1111 the 111111 like a cat SLizing a 1111111se.'1ihese 1110 plays :111111e make him famous in the '11111111 of his Alma Mater. 11111 in his work he leading: ends of the 30:11. WAV L 'szrlmQ-QEL B 3113 11.030 V J m A 1.111.211'1' 11151101 HANSEN 11hen 0111' opponents aimed :1 111211' at right 1:11:11'1L in nine cases out Of 1011 the Same thing 11:111pe11e11411101e11:15 :1 crash 1111c11 the two lines met and the 11:1 was found SOIIIC11110TC near the place from which it had been snapped 111 the CC.111.1'C Lnder the heap 11':1s Hansen. His 1:1ck 0f the spectacular 111:11 11:15 made 11p by his dependability. Ho :1111:11s 11111 his . hare tmvards 111111111- ing out one of the strongest and 111051 :Iqrressivc set 111 for- wards in the country. 1 1119 1101111111 BH'K 1N1: 11.1.11 11111 l'l'N 1111' BobU came 0111 in his se11i01'1'e:11'10 try to 1111 the vacancy left by 11311011. and the fact that he won his S shows in part 110 011 he $11CCLLL 01 7111111 11:15 111:1: e :1 name for himself in baseball and leads the team 011 the diamond this 1'L'ar.1111t he 11:15 also t1e1' e 11he11ho 11:111 :1 e11111ce 10 line 1111 111ith the Blue and White 011 the giidil011.A big husky fellow VVhiW had the weight for his position. and considering it his tn'st ap- pearance 011 D1110 f00111a11 held, he eLl'tainIy made good. 11111! 111-1.111125 DALLAS B1411101 1' Red' is an immense red- haired hot- headed 1111011. 11110 has causesd more than one hacl'ti lots of trouble 1111ei1i1La111cl1is way. He another 111e111he1' 11110 wasI placed 011 1 :11i01is All 1111e1'icz111 tenniss 111' different critics 501 made him hrst choice some scc01111,:11111 some third but 11hether11 AnwriLan 01' 1101, he 11:15 :1 Star' 011 the Blue and XVhite ew0111bi11a1i011. At Penn, hurly Behout was through like :1 11:1. lle is 01118 of the hardest players that ever 1101111611 a 1111if0r111' his red thatch is :1111':11's to he found in the thickest 0f the ray. He could Open :1 11010 111 the 01111111101115 line stop an 0pp011e11t's111:11;0r break through to hurry 0r 1110ek :1 kick with equal faeilit e :11- 11'111'5 played :1 hard. aggressive gamL 201 111211 1 11113914111510va JV JOHN B. CLARK, J11. 0111: 111111111111 critic in 11111111111; 111C great L'L'111e1'5 111 11112. 5113's, 3C1 rk 111:1yL'11 11'1113' 33 111111L'11'111 111111111111 1'01 PC1111 State. 1111111: another S'13'.5' hClark is 1113311325 11111311 the held 11111101' 11111115 331111 11'1151111 1111'11 VL'r3'. 1115 1111111111.: 111 the open 110111 is 11 1 L'3 L'111- 111111. Still others c1111 111111'111113 L'11'111 111111 hard to 1.1113v1 01 .L'1 '1 .111111111111111111 11 11 '1133' 1111111 1'111'111L' place, his six feet 111 height 15 made 1111 111' 1111111' 111111 111115L'1L'. 111111 his 51112011 accuracy 1'11 analyzing 11 111113' when hacking 1111 the line his hard tackling- :11111 1115' 1'ers11111i1y5111111LL' him 11111' 111 Penn St'ate s 111051 311111111110 1111'11.'111L' few fumbles by the 1'11110 '11111 White 11acklIL'111 111111 the absence of blocked kicks 111'1- 1111 '1.:113 explained 11y thL- 11L'L'111'11ey 111' this 5111111111'1- -1111Lk. 11111112111 Numux 11111111111115 'l'his Blue 111111 White 1111L1L'I1L'111 1111111 111115 1'11ir 111 make 11 1.11'1L'1t record 1111 the gridiron. At th11L'11 1111 thL next kick-nt'f. 1e1'1'y- 1111111 51111111011 Cornell 113' running 75 yards 1111' 11 11111L'11111131'11. At PC1111 the f111'111L'1' Northeast 31111111111 P111311 W was 11 t1133'L'1' 11f 5111111111113y 111111 IiL'rry1111111 the hL'1',13y fast 111111e1'i11g-1 mm 0f the Blue 111111 XVhitL 1111L'1L'11e111 received the 111111 1111 111111'L'L't 1111.55 At Pittsburgh 11L intL'rL'L'11tL'11 :1 forward 111155 111111 scored 11 t1111L'h111111'11 with ri1lic11111115'1'151'.' 111'11111111L'rL'1itiL' 11111ces Punk 1111111111.; 1110 111113111111 linL- plungers 111 the 5e1151111. PUNK 111-:3'1 1.1111 1-1xz11 LA .3111 '1'1511 six feet or more 111' 111'1131'11 and muscle c11111111L'1L'5' the wonderful line 111' the 1111- 1 I 1110 111111 White team.11e lacks only experience to become one 111' 111L' 1.:1L'111L'5't tackles in the game '1hi.5' was shown 11y1hL' 33 111111L-11111 i11111r1111'111e11t in the 1111,51,,111111'5 1113311111 I1L- C1111 11 111: .5L'1511111. 1e he came more 111111 1110 1' 111e1111L'L' to th 1e 111111111101115 111111 11L-1111L'11113 11111111: through 10 111111 the 1111111L'1' before the 111113' 31115 111111L'r 11cad31'.11y oget 111L'r 131111 his 517.1: 111111 strength he L'011111111L'5 wonderful speed 0110 of th L'55L1111111 1155015 of the 51111 t11L'1L'1L'. Sti11 greater things are ex- pected of him in the succeeding 3 11r5 1111111 he 11er1111'1111'11 with the 11112 eleven LEVI 202 1 THEMEA'VIOE '1117411 DAN I 1111. '1. 1V 11:1:1'1' D1111 is 11110111L'1'11f 1110 110w 1'111'1'111' 111011. 11111 01' 011 1'0. at 011111 he 1111s 110511.:11111011111' 11110111 115 good 11 11111f-11110k 115 has .101 1001 1111 011109 110111 111.1 1'011r.' 1111110 111 Pittsburgh 110 was 011155011 115 11 gr11111'111111'1 of 1110 110111'1051 011111110 ' 111111 1VL'1t1'.th:1t d 5- 11110111111011 011-0111111111: 01111011. shot 1101110011 1011 11101110 111111 01111 f1'11 11 .1-1'111'11 1.11111 Although 1111111110'11111011 111'1110k111g th0 0x- 1101'101100 of 111.1 1011111 11111101. 110 11111'01 11 Strong. CONSiSICHI gamc. 111111 was 1111 51111111 factor 111 1111111411111 111111111 11 50115011 of 110019110 1101111105. 19.1.1111: 1V11.1.1.1.111 Tomx hYL'g'g' 11115 11 1'0rv 11111101'11111t 1111100111 1110 progrannnc of 1110 111110 and VVhit0 1001111111 1011111. 110 1.1' 1110 1111 11y 1111111 of 1110 1111011110111. substituting 111 any of 1110 111151110113 1101111111 the 11110. 1115 11111110111111 v111110 110.1' 111 111.1 ability to make 5115000351110 gains 1111011 rushed into 1110 g111110 111 cr1110111 1111105.1'0151r111y tcrmed t110p111L11111tt001 1110.111101111111 sq111111.110 was so1110111111t 1111111110111111011 this 110111 by 1111111'105 0111'11' 111 the 50115011 hut prov 0d '1 gm 1'011t 1101p 10 the 1111011l10111 1101' 0rth01011. 111111 110 15 111011011 1111011 11.1 having the 111111111101 to 11111110 11 01'0111 ground g111110r for the 131110 '111L1 XVhitc 111 t110 0111111111: 101111111. 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V.vamvELL, LIEBERT - - - - - BIEN - - - EHERIJ-ZIN, Cz1th . - - - BLYTHE - - - - CARSON - - - - - CRAWFORD - - ' - - CRAIG - - - MCKIBBEN SCORES 7 University of South Carolina - 8 University of South Carolina 14 A. and M. of South Carolina - 3 Vashingt0n and Lee - - - - 6 Vas hingtnn and Lee - - - - 4 Carnegie Tech. - - - - - '20 Susquehanna - - - - - - 4 Princeton - - - - - - 10 Dickinson - - - - - - '7 Dickinson - - - - - l Notrc Dame - - - - - - 0 Cornell - - - - - - 1 Holy Cross - - - - - - 5 ufcst Point - - - - - 8 Franklin and Marshall - - - - 11 University of Pittsburgh - - 7 Lchigh - - - - 209 H 5- I MODHNCDIOOQOOHowlOOQM-d W F mmmom J leaseball 13mm HEN the spring of 1912 rolled around. hasehztll was opened under very favor- ahle circumstances. There remained in college from the preceding team, Captain Jack Eherlcin for first base, ttSpyh Blythe 011 sec- and, Jay Bien at short, Gene Carson at third, Bob Craig in center, and Bob Whitney as pitcher. 1Vith these men as a nucleus, Coach Walter Manning built up a team which made an enviable record among the college teams of the east, winning all but hve games played. Among the men who made the team, Hender- son, McKibben and Miller had been seen in base- ball tugs before, and 111 1Va1't1we11, Crawford, Vogt and Liehert. the Freshman C1355 contributed four good men to help things along. Southern Erin Having had no opportunity to get outdoors for practice, and having been confined to the Hgym CAPT. EBERmaIx for the practice that they had been able to get, the team left for Columbia, S. C., a day hefore sched- uled time. A practice game was scheduled with the Columbia team of the South Atlantic League and the leaguers were defeated. The first sched- uled gmnes were two with the University of South Carolina. and State lost 7-11 and won 8-7. After an all night trip. the team lined up against the A. and M. College of North Carolina, and in one Of the best games of the season. defeated them 7-2. The game at Stzmnton was a farce. and a complete rout for the Southerners to the tune of 14-2. The team spent Easter Sunday in Staunton. when Gench Miller joined them to help out, as Mc- Kihhen was suffering from a bad carhuncle. Eher- lein next led his men to Lexington, Va., where Penn State lost and won from 1Vashi11gt011 and Lee. 3-6. and 6-2. The team then returned to open the season at home. having prohted hy the chance to get into shape. and full of conm1endation for the treatment which they had received from the student body of the various Southern colleges. 210 HAT'I'ERY 6m mrintztnn grip On April 24, the team jumped to Princeton, where they surprised the Princetonians hy handing them a druhhing. 4-1, and by this game becoming one of the few teams that could claim the honor of defeating the team which finally won the Champion- ship of the i ' 5' ' t' F ' had been a ttjinx for two years. but State landed on him for a number of timely wallops. while his; Bah XVhitney held the Tiger safe. Dithinson Grip On May 4. the team took a hurried trip to Biddle Field. Cnrlisle. and stayed just long enough to hand out :1 little 7-0 defeat to Dickinson. The feature of the game was the home run of chitney who Inst the hull over the left tield fence. mm QEnglann am: A drizzling ruin accmnpzmied the team all through its New England trip zmd seriously hindered State playing its usual game of hall. The game at Cor- COACH MANNING nell was delayed for an hour, and then in :1 tive- inning game they defeated 115 12-0. Hoping for better luck the team left for Burlington, Vt., hut the rain had traveled with them, and the game with the University of Vermont was called 0ft. From there they traveled to VVot'eester, Mass... and Holy Crass, in an excellent game of ball. handed Eherleitfs men a drubbing, 3-1. Journeying down the Hudson, the team landed at West Point, and finally managed to put on its hatting' clothes. Getting in the game once more, they won the only game of the Northern trip by e1 -ztning up the Army 5-2. Stagnn at 19nt The season at home was, on the whole. successful. Carnegie Tech were the tirst to appear on New Beaver Field against us, and they gave us a scare hy the score 4-3. Next the Susquehanna team came up. and to even matters up. they were handed a trmmeing. 220-0. Dickinson showed up with hopes of even- ing up their defeat at hnme, hut went on their way with a 10-0 licking looking them in the face. Then their old friend Rain'i showed up again, and the game with the University of South Carolina, University of Maryland. and Gettyshurg were called uff nn account of had weather. On May 11. the University of Notre Dame camped down on Beaver Field. and after :1 game wurthy of professionals, they claimed :1 Well earned victory, tiel. Franklin and Marshall were the lust victims nn Stilteis 211 L mamewg JVAV list before the emnmeneemem games, and they were beaten 8-1. The usual large crowds attended the two games during cmmneneement week. and saw Penn State defeat me University of Pitts- burgh 11-3. :1an after a close Struggle, they also trimmed Lchigh 7-3. Unfortunately, in his last game for State, Captain Eherlein broke his wrist. and this smnewhnt marred the victory over Lehigh. The system of having :1 professional enneh worked out well, and much credit must he given Coach Manning for his work. Bob W'hitney was elected Captain for the 1913 team. and though losing hy graduation, Eber- lein, Carson, Bicn and Blythe, he has :1 strong nucleus left tn develup :1 good team, and we wish him the best of luck. HENDERSON EBERLINE 212 Fatwa: 0035? 1:370: :9va 32;, 51,31 3:5 5: Es: .255: 3235 1.5. A 15:: 25:; uEBu 5.2L 75:3 :owucmv .13an 51:5 55102555 55:55 :22 .Bmsina 625501 2333 .520: 53$ .36 5.35 mmmom J .V 'letatk 1112mm Jlanagcr-J A M ES GORDON Cupluiu-B. D. WATTS M GR. GORDON 100 Yards - - - - J. A. FIXER, C. G. anm :20 Yurdx - - - - - J. A. FIXER, G. F. ELonTT .140 Yards - - - - - J, A. LEYDUN. L. T. Mlcmzxm $80 Yurdx - - . - - J. A. LEYDEN, J. A. FULKMAN Ono Milv - - H. A. LUMM, XV. H. SAVERY, B. D. XVATTS Tm; .1Ii1c - - - - C. A. KEYSER, B. D. WATTS High Jump - - - C. F. ELLIOTT. E. M. ARMSBY Pulu I'aull , - - - R. M. MAHEE, D. F. HHSKINS, 17. N. HAYES Broad Jump , - - - C. G. BINDER, C. W'. CLEMMI-ZR 130 llm-dlm H. M. PIER, II. A. CHAMBERLAIN, J. R. SILVER 220 lvlm-dlm - v , - - H. M. PIER, II. A. CHAMBERLAIN, J. R. SILVER Shot Put . - L. L. LAMB, K, E. EWING llammm' - L. L. LAMB, K. E. EWING Dimrs - - - L. L. LAMB, K. E. EWING Regults Penn Rclnys-Third place. Penn State. 635: Colgutc. 49V: Harrisburg Intcr-cnllcgimes-Pcnn State, 5255;; Cnrlislc. 29; Swnrlhnmrc. 22. Penn State, W03; Dickinson, 2205. Penn State. 99; Carnegie Tech, 13 215 17$ r WWLAOVEE J 1E1 attack iRehiem HE track season of 1912 was the hest year for this sport that Penn State has ever seen, From the first day 011 which the candidates were called out until the tinal meet with Carnegie Tech, enthusiasm in track work ran higher than ever before, and never had hard work and able cnaehing produced a better team than that which represented State in the spring of 1912. It was tPODiT Golden's last year as coach, and it is to his credit that, though :1 enaeh of this sport for many years. he was able to turn out such a team in his last days as Coach at Penn State. '1 he first meet 0f the VCZH' in which we were represented 1121s the Penn Relays at Philadelphia on April'27.1iP0p picked out a qnartette 0f quaiter milers from the dozen or so who were running this distance, and Piner, Mitehner, Rhein- hardt and Leyden were the men who flnally toed the mark for the Blue and White. Chamberlain was taken as a reserve force in case of any accidents. but was not needed. Though the men were in good shape, they were handicapped by a wet track which was especially hard on State, as the team was exceptionally light. Virginia and Carlisle managed to CAPT. WATTS nose out ahead of Leyden, our last runner, and we secured third place in our class. Swartlnnnre, MeGill and Lafayette tinished behind us in order named. The second meet at the year was Our tirst 1111:11 meet and one in which was centered much interest. The year before Colgate had hiaten 11s before a eunnneneement crowd, and our team was Out looking for revenge. They traveled to Hamilton, N. Y., on May 11, and se- cured their desired revenge to the score of trw points to Colgates 40e. Piner started things going when he broke the tape 5 yards ahead of Colgate's man in the loo-xard dash, and after that State had a little the advantage of them in every event. anm, in the mile run, seemed to have things his own way. but in the last stretch, Gould of C01- gate, passed him. finishing in the record time Of 431325. HaV's surprised himself as well as every- body else when he 11011 the pole vault for State at 11 feet and 1 inch. Lamh starred 111 the 11 L1ghts and Piner had it his own way in the dashes. The following week Captain 1Vatts led sixteen mm to the Harrisburg Collegiates, and brought them back winners of the meet and trophy. Penn State scored in all SEA points while Carlisle was next with '39, followed in succession hy Swarths more. W. and J., Gettysburg. and Lafayette, MABEE VAULTING 216 L mmmom JVAV With the exception of Finer, every man was in fine shape, and all but one qualified for the finals. In the distance runs State had it all their own way, and out of a possible 2'2 points total in the mile and two mile, VVattsl men captured 18 points. In the lialfmiile race. Leyclen, liy a plucky spurt at the tape, heat lVeleh 0f Carlislc by one yard. and in the weights, big Levi Lanih threw things around in grand style, making a new record in the hammer throw for that field. The first home meet of the year was with Dickinson on May '25. For our team it resolved itself into a mere prac- tice meet, although there were one or two interesting raceS. Piner was back in good shape and ran the dashes in hne style. doing the 100 in 10 flat, and making a new record for State of 22 at in the 220. The most exciting races were the two hurdle races, in which Rue of Dickinson, and Pier Of State, ran two dead heats. Mahee broke the old record for the pole vault and set the new one at 11 feet and 6 inches, Coaches W'right and Golden selected five men to repre- sent us in the Intereollegintes at Philadelphia 011 June 1. CAPTV-ELECT LUM M Although none secured places, all ran well in such fast company and credit is due them all. Keyser ran a line race in the two mile, and though his: back gave in on him. he finished fifth. Piner qualitled in the ltNl-yard dash, but failed to place in the finals, Penn won the meet with Cornell, Michigan and Harvard following in order named. The last meet of the year was held on Monday, PINER XVINNING 100 YARD June 10, before the usual commencement crowd. It was an easy victory for us and closed a very successful season. anm broke his former record in the mile run, but no other reeurds were smashed in this meet. The team had as much success as any track team has ever had. but it was the griat amount of in- terest that was shown in general that was especially pleasing to the enaehes and captain. T0 Captain- elect Lumm we extend our best wishes and hope that this interest will not lag, but will he the means of enabling him to l'ad a successful team in 1913. Uulden Cnuchl Binder Elliot Hays Gordon 01ng ' Pincr Lewis Fulknmn mlvcr bzu'cry ,nmb Lum Mabce I'Inskins ths Lcydcn Pier Kuyscr 218 WAVL mammow: J t'mp ltW-and Dash, 9-K; svmmls - - - l'lO-qu'tl llnrtllcs, 15 seconds - - 220-Yzml Low iltti'illcs,25;3 st-cuntls - 220-Yurd Dash, 22 sccumls - - 440-33111! Dash, 5.135 seconds - , 880-thth1 Dash, '3 min. 1.5g soc. - - Onc-Milc Run, 4 min. 31 sec. - - - Two-Milc Rim, 5! min. 412.4, 500. - - Broad Jump, 2:! ft. UV; inches - - High Jump, 5 ft. 8 inches - - - Pole Vault. .11 ft. 6 inches - - llnmmcvf Throw, 173 ft. ti inches - - Shot Put. 45 ft. 9 inches - - Discus Throw, 130 ft. 4- inchcq - - 219 w. 312215011 dBulImI 0 Pop Penn State owes much of E the success of the 1912 track sea- son, and it was with regret that We learned of his rcxignutinn. itPoph has done much for Stutc; he is htrgcly responsible for the growth of athletics in the last few years. and we shall not soon forget him. But we look hack with pleasure to the rec- 0rd of the last track team developed under his tntorugc. and to nPop wc express our appreciation of his good work. ' g - V. L. HENRY, yUT - - -- C. S. FURKUM, W5 - - - 11. L. MA'rlucks, ill - .. - J, A. PINER, 15 t B. B. ARNOLD, W5 i V. L. HENRY, t - - - J. J. KAISER, W5 - -- - H. A. LUMM. ,13 - h - B. D. WATTS, 12 - - -- H. L. MATm-gks. ill S F. J. SAUNDERS. i ' - ? E. M. ARMSIIY, , 2 O q 5 G. F. ELLIOTT, t15 ' - R. M. MAIHEE, J. L. TALBOT, ,11 ' J. L. TALBOT, '11 J. 1.. TALBOT, ill h-: US 17$ L wE249444.54:er52 J W A. juNl-zs M. HURXHR T. 115-pmmd c1355 - - - - - - 5 J 8 L. E. BAIRD J. H. MHNDENHALL 125-pound class - - - - - T. A. JONES A. E. BROWN . . S . A. FULKMAN .r - L s - 4 , . - . 134 DOUHd C 'IKS l X . Ih 'IRK 145-p0und class - , - - J. H. SIIOIJENHERGER, 401th 4 S D. XV. VERY ; 8- 411 4, 4 4 ' ' - I 14 pound k 1:5 4 I. II. SHOIJJ-INBERGl-ZR 175-p0und class : - - R. J'. SAYRE I'Ieavyxx'cight - - ,, : - - L. L. LAMB SCORES Penn State - - - - - 4 McGill University - - - - 2 Penn State - - - 4 - - 6 Toronto University .4 - - 1 Penn State 5 Corncll University - - 2 Penn State - - - 4 - - 5 Indiana University -- - , - 0 Penn State - : 4 - - 410 Lehigh University - - 4 - 2!! N IV Iv I73 I 11413:: 394-21 LIN I 1?; J Punch Button IIzIIIIb 80hr CIIHCII III-wiv. 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'l'hc Ithacans 0011111011 1111 Vic- Collcgimc Ch:111111i1111s. tm'y but were 1l1111111011 t11 disappointnwnt, for J11110' and Lamb fast 1111511114.; 1110 111ml score resultcd in :1 13 10 1 1'ict111y. COACH LE1VIS mammom A 11'111'11'0r was found 111 1110 110rs1111 111' Kid 11111011, f11r11101' coach of the University Of 'l'11r1111tn 111111 :11111 111111111111 Champion of F11g'1:1111l. 'l'hcir 1101'yr-ti1'i11g 011111'1s 511011011 succcss fur the 151110 111111 W'hitc. Manager Jarrett 111111011 :1 1101'01'-1i1'ing 11'111'1101' for 1110 11111111 of 1110 1011111 and thc 1110:1Si11g 11f 1111'0115 111' 1110 111:11 game at 111-1111 State. Confrontcd by all kinds 11f ditiicuhics in arranging 1 schedule. 110 neverthclcss armngcd :1 1.5111111 11110, 11110 that sntislicd the most critical followers of 1111- s11111't. llc 11111 only 111:1110 thc 50115011 :1 succcss from 1110 spcctutnrs point 111 1'i011'. 11111 110 111:1dc i1 :1 111131101111 success :15 110 The 1351111111 11111 10:151 factm' in 1110 succcss 11f 1110 tczun 11:15 the lendcrship 0xI1il1i101l by Captain Sh1111011110rg0r. N11 mm'c conscientious 111:111 1101' mm 1111011 :1 111110 :11111 VVhi10 team. and 1111 0110 01'01' had his 0H11r15 0r11111101 111' :1 more 11rilliz1111 reward 11f suc- 00512110 inspircd his 111011 with 1h0 01-'0r-gi10 1111 s11irit,:11111 1111011 1110111 anadian Champions 111-r0 11101 ncxt 11f 1111s 111001 was the bout 1101110011 :1111 Sh11l1011l10r1'11g0 Arflc nine min- 1110 '111ro11to Captain was :111':1rd011 M GR. JARRET'P sccurcd falls for P01111 State while 1711111111311, Shollcnhcrgcr r, and Vcry 11'1111 1111 decisions. The last two 11:1111011 111111 111011' lmuts in extra period each. Following thc C111'11011 victory Indiana Univcrsity visited 1101111 51:110. 'l'hc 11'0s10r1101's 111111 11111 11'1-51- 0m 11110rc11110gi1'110 Champions. but this availed thcm nothing so far as winning was 1:111100r11011. 'I'hcy, h1111'01'1-1'. 11111 1111 1110 110st light 111 any of 1110 11111110 111001s. 1111111,,r 051100iz111y strong 1111 1110 :lcfcnsivc work. 111 111'011'0 six-111il1ut1- 11111115 only three falls 11'1'1'0 scorcdSthcsc going 111 1 11lkm:111. Sl11111011110rg01'. and Very, 1'0- 51100111'011'. Penn St:110 11'1111 11y :1 1'1 111 1' score. 1110 1111:11 111001 11f 1110 50:151111 was 11'1'0st1011 :11 South 1011110- 110111 against Lehigh Univcrsily. 111-high 11:111 scm'cd victorics 0V0r Cm'ncll, Navy, 1'0111151'1':111i:1, :11111 Columbia. :11111 wcl'c counting on 11 0101111 slatc for thc 5-:15011, 11111 Captain 511011011- 110rg0r and his 111011 11r111'011 1110 11111111le11 111 Lchigh's 11111105 by winning :1 4V; to 2V; victory. Sh1111011110rg0r, Very, and Lamb scorcd falls, 1111110 Sayre 111111 :1 111-cisi1111, :md 1 11111'111an's 1111111 224 L WMOW resulted in :1 draw. The victory over Lehigh ended a season of victories over the strongest representatives of three litter- Collegiate LlZlgltCS. namely, the Canadian, the Western United States. and the Eastern United States. The tinnl victory of the 1913 season marks the passing of three Penn State stars on the mat. Captain Shollenherger, in the 145-ponml class: Very, in the 158-p0und class. and Fullt- mzui, lilS-pountl class. All have been mainstays and all have great records. The tirst two have been 011 the team for three years and have never been thrown. while liulkman. in two years of ,vursity wrestling. has never been defeated. Their places will be hard to till in lmiltliiu,r a champion team ilLllll-l. Lamh had the distinction of xx'restling in every meet and winning all of his houts. four of which resulted in falls. Jones and Sayre were other dependable men. who won :1 majority of their bouts. COACH BATTEN SHOLLENBERGER lN ACTION Penn Penn Penn Perm Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Right Forward Left Forward Center - Right Guard Left Guard State - - State - State - - State - - - State - - State - -- - State - - State - - - State State - State - W M. G. h xmzu J. 17mm; PARK. JR. B. 1.. HARTZ. Cnth - J. L. MAL'THE - - R. C. HAY R. H. CRAIG SCORES - 48 Pittsburgh Collegians - - 46 W'estinghouse Club - - 30 University of Pittsburgh - - - 34 Carnegie Tech. - - 29 Lehigh University - - - 43 Carnegie Tech. - - 21 Alicgheny College - - '38 Lehigh University - 26 Swarthmore College - w - 23 Franklin and Marshall - - - 31 Universigv of Pittsburgh 226 I 'L TEERQE5EWE J w llnddow tCnacm Walton Be 'an UILIX'J Huy Muuthc I-Iztrt'l. tCath Cr V Binder masketball mehiem Ill: Blue and White basketball season for 1912-1913 proved to he a very successful one. For the first time basketball was run under the Minor Sports Department and the experiment proved the advisability of the plan The schedule included eleven games. six of which were played on foreign Hoors. All the home games resulted in victories for Penn State, while one-half of the games away from home were won. making a total of eight games won and three lost. Much of the playing success of the team was due to the efficient coaching of Messrs. Lewis and Haddow, while the busi- ness cm! of the season was well looked after by Manager Bevan and Assistant Manager Flagg. The season was opened with a victory over Pittsburgh Collegians in the Armory on the evening of January 9th. Penn State took the lead at the start and was never headed, although the foul shooting of Kummer for the visitors kept the score from becoming very one- sided. Park and Hartz starred in this game for the Blue and XVhite. while Campbell and Eisler were the mainstays for the visitors. The W'estern trip was ntvcry successful one for the Penn State team. Three teams were met and defeated, and western Pennsylvania basketball followers reported that our team put up some of the fastest basketball ever seen in that section. 227 171$ l WWMDW J The tVestinghnuse Club was the hrst to go down to de- feat. This game was especially fast and well played, and the Blue and chite won easily with a score of 40' to 16. Einder starred fur the Blue and chite in this gmne. On the fol- lowing evening the teznn met the L'niversity of Pittsburgh quintet at Tree's Gymnasium before :1 large crowd. Pitt assumed the lead at the start of the game, but team work tnhl in the final period and Penn State marked up another victory: genre. 30 to '25. The thml nn the trip was played against Carnegie Tech at the Tech Iiiehl House. Tesh was clearly outplayed and Penn State won handily hy a score of 34 to H. tinder was again the individual star. securing seven goals from the held. . In the next gznne Penn State showed some of the best huskethnll nf the season by defeatingr Lehigh University on the Armnry thmr, Lehigh Came here with one of the best teams and records 0f the East. but was outplayed hy the Blue and XVhite from the very start. lIer guards were un- ahle tn stop Bihder and Park, while on the other hand, her CAPT. llORTZ forwards could not consistently hreztk down the Penn State defense put up by Hay and Mauthe. The first half ended with the score 17 to R in favor of Captain llurtz. and the second half likewise showed a hahmee in favor of Penn State. Final score, 21! to 15. Carnegie Tech next went down to defeat on the Armory Hour by the nne-sirled score of 43 to 1G. Hurty. played one of his lwest games, while practically the whole mm and XVhite temn Figured in the scoring. In her next game Penn State met one of the hardest propositions of the y-ztr in the Allegheny College quintet. This team came with her record of only one defeat and put up a great game in trying to add another victory to their long list. But the passing of the Blue and White tunn, together with the accurate shooting of Binder proved too much Of a hzn'rier and Penn State won :1 hard vietm'y hy :1 wonderful spurt of speed and shooting just hefore time was called, when Manthe and Binder dropped baskets in quick succession. Score. '21 tn 1? The Eastern trip proved tlisztstrnns tn the Penn State record. :15 games were lost to Lehigh, Swarthmnre, and Franklin and Marshall. The team was somewhat handicapped by the ahsenee 0f Mnuthe and Craig, and the small foreign Hours. Nevertheless the games were 1111 guml ones and were lost by only narrow margins. The thtztl game 01' the season resulted in a second Penn State victory over the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. The gznne was one of the best ever played in the Armory. the score being tied several times. Pitt led at the end of the tirst half, but could not withstand the attack of the Blue and W'hite in the second half, when goals by Hay, Binder, Hartz, and Craig in quick succession put Penn State in the lead. Binder continued his accurate shooting znnl the game ended with a 31 t0 '20 local victory, a fitting Climax fur a successful $035011. I0 Iv W V3 1 mmmem Captain Hurlz made a must rcliahle leader. Must of the ex- cellent team work centered around him, his Hour work and pHSS- ittg hcing accurate and brilliant. Mattthc, thc othcr senior of the team. was hard to score against. while his cxpcricncc made him a vahtahlc asset to the team work. Bimlcr proved tn ho tho find of the season. The little forward played a fast Hour game. while his shooting was one of the biggest factors in Pmm State's Success. Hay was a guml running matc for Mauthc. He played a good defensive game and frequently scorcd from the field. Park was a good man to work with Kinder. He was cspccialty strong on shots under the haskct and follow up shots. Craig was another rcliahlc man who played hath at guard and forward positions durinj,r the season. tValton. Metzgcr. and XVilIard were other men who participated in 'Varsity games. The success was largely due to the presence of a strong reserve ttam that made the tVat'sity men work hard to hold their places on the team. These men were VViIson. Davidson. Ungcr, Gocklcy. Savory, wVilliard. Metzgcr. tValton. and Quirk. 229 MGR. BEVAN VAV V iLineup, 1912:1913 Goal - h - - ' - - H. M. BLACK Right Full Buck - - - - H. R. XVuk'rHan'mN Left Full Rack - - , , - S L. SMEDLEY Center Half Back , - - E. W. TomN Right Half Back -- - - - . XV, B. ME1XNER Left Half Back - - - - W. P. DUTEMPU: Right Wing - - - - - W. H. SAVERY Right Inside -- - - - - E. R. STEWART Center Forward - - - - - L. F. VALENTOUR Left Inside - -- - .. - - V. R. GREGG Left XVing .. - -. - - - A. N. .MUNIIALL J.B.CUN0,H.L.BUCHANAN SCORES Penn State - - - - - - 4 Franklin and Marshall - - - 1 Penn State - - - - 1 Haverford College - - - - - 1 Penn State - - - - - 2 XVesttown School -- - - - 0 Penn State . - - - - 2 Dnnlevy - - . - - - - 7 230 JVAV M unhull 'Fnhin Vulcntour Dntcmple Grog h mu Bishop Mcixm-r Buchanan anmcr Stewart vadley Worthington Savory gamer mcbiem ONSIDERING the location of Penn State and thc recent introduction of Soccer into our athletics, txc may conclude that Penn State had a successful season. Owing to a lack of financial backing, four gnmcs only could be played, all of which were staged on foreign liolds. Of thusc four games, two werc won, one tied, and the other 1051. The first game was played at Lancaster against Franklin and Marshall College on Mon- day, December 16. The held xms wet and muddy, making it difficult for the men to keep to their feet and to play :1 fast passing gamc. The Blw and White showed superiority in speed and knowledge of the game from the very start of the game. The hall was kept in the visitor's territory most of the time. One goal was scored during the first half. During the second half the Blue and thite came hack strong: and through the excellent kicking 231 m f maammovios J MGR. SA VERY t'A PT. H'I'E tV A RT The Lancastriaus could make but one goal against Hf Valentnur made three inure goals. Score, 4-1. the Rhu- :111d chite defense. $11 that Penn State vas returned :1 victor: 'l'he sucnml game of the trip was played against lluverford College at l'lzu'erford. The Haverford succeeded in making the only score 3:111111' was rather slnw duringr tht- tirst halt. During the second half they retained their one of the periml 0n :1 well placed corner kick. puint lend until two minutes before time fur the hunt whistle, when the Blue and XVhitc An extra period of tive minutes forwards. hy folhrwing the hull elusely. tied the scum. was pinycd. hut neither team could senre :11111 the tinnl result remained :1 tie. Superior aggressiveness mnihined with faultless defense, won the tinal game of the linstcrn trip fur the Blue :11111 tYhite against the XVesttnwn School by :1 score of '2-1. The game proved to he fast from the start. hut W'csttnwn was kept on the defensive during most of the time. the work of her goal keeper saving her from :1 worse defeat. The thial game of the season was played at Chnlcroi against the fast Dunlcvy team. The greater experience and superior team work of the Dunlevy team proved too much for the Blue and W'hitc. and the only defeat Hi the season resulted by :1 final score of 7-2 The season :15 :1 whole may rightly he termed :1 success and with more experience, increased interest, and :1 longer schedule to look forward to in the future there is no doubt that Penn State will snrm attain :15 high rank in the soccer world :15 she does in other sports, 232 VAV L mmmm Eatstty muss ctEountry meant C1 Harrison Stuizcr Suvery XVright Kcyse Lum H orst ark Shmcdcr 6:055 QLountry On the morning of the dzty txhcn Penn State clashed 0n the football tield. cross muntry runners from the same institution met in :1 dual meet in Fairmotmt Park. The course was over the roads of Fairmmtnt Park and when the last runner had passed the tape, State had won hy the score of 25-30. Of the tirst Jive men, three were wearers 0f the Blue and XVhitc, and Captain Keyser of State broke the tape and came within 20 seconds of equal- ing the record for the course. The order 01' men finishing is as follows: State - - - - l 2 5 R 9 25 Penn - - - - 3 -l 0 T 10 30 T0 Coach inight too much credit cannot he given fur his work in training the men for this meet. and Captain Keyscr is largely responsible for the interest shmt'n in this spart. VAW ENNJS SEASON 1912 llli Penn State tcnnis tczun 11:15 hantlicuppcrl during the curly season 1,9. muse 11f unfnx'nrnhh- 12c11thcr and the Inn! cunrlitiuns of the local courts. Vcry little practice cnnhl he had provinus tn the tirst meets. Neverthe- hw's, thc rcprcscntutix'cs 0f the P11111- zlml XVhitc put up :1 good right and snmc inturvatillg nmtchcs xxt-rt- played. even if viclul'y did my to 11111. nppmwntx Tho wnsnn opened 0n the lucul courts with the L'nivcrsity of Pittsburgh. The visitnrs displayed good form for so curly in IIIL' 511151111 and mm handily by :1 score of Eve tn 0110. Patterson tum thc rmly Blue and chitc victory by defeating Ehy in straight sets. 7-71. 7-51 Thc host match Hf illt' mcct chnmpinn ut' XVt-stcrn Punnsylmnizt :11111 Irish. sets, 0-1, 6-H, and 6-3. was that between Mnckay. The farmer man wun in three fast Penn defeated Penn State in thc ncxt lntftt 11y :1 4-H victory. Thc Red and Blue men had an easy timu in thc qinglcs. hut hzul :1 hard time downing Allison and Rt'ht'r in thc douhh'sx Png'c and Jones mm in twn fast sets. 13-4. 13-3. Away frum hmm- thc Hhu- :md XYhitc 11:15 murc successful. The tlrst foreign mcct resulted in :1 I; m It defeat at the hands nf IltC University of Pittsburgh, but the next two meets rcsultcd in vicmrics nvcr Dickins'm nnrl C'ettyShm'g Colleges, respectively, Irish and Rt-hcr showed :hmnpinnship form in these 11101-15 by winning all thvir nuttchcs. Dickinsnn Cunht take hut nm- match in thc singles, whilc Cet- tyshurg's pnhtts likcwisc l't'StthU'. frmm victnrics 111 Singles. 234 Allison Harris Ghoen Reber Irish Hay Patterson dreams iLineup, 1912 R. T. GREEN. Managcr W. H. PATTERSON, JR. XV. L. IRISH T. EV. HARRIS, JR. I PAUL REBER R. C. HAY E. P. ALLISON SCORES Penn State - Penn State - Penn State - University of Pittsburgh - University of Pittsburgh - University of Pennsylvania - .3..UIOOH H-RQUI Penn State - Dickinson College - - Penn State - Gettysburg College - - 2 235 L,L.LAme JALEYDEH mums CAKE'YSEKZ GEELLIOTT $2.01.an BE: av. WATTS JIGozDen M62. BASEBALL MW 7. EW. CAczson AHHARDWELL ff MCKIBBEN EHBLYTH E EBWHITHEY EHCEAIG B.EHL-noezsom Q A - BASKETBALL weBmocnz cm. HAY RH ezme JLMAUTHE Jf PARK J 2. B.L.HA:2Tz CAPT. BEVAH r162. FOOTBALL A.5.WI Lson JD. Beaour L.L.LAMB EW Toam PW. Vcw J.B.CLm2K J.L MAUTHE TEAMS . W.L. Imsu 0.5.?!th EPALLISOH R. C. HAY J. 8. 2585-2 W. H. VATTEESOH F?.T. GH EE'H M62. WGKEBB M52 LE ENGLE' AAHAnsom EEMILLEB RB. WH l TH EY Weesnme H.?.Berzrzvmnd T.A.JOHE$ ?.J. 3mm: L.L LAma JAFULKMQH 17w. VEEY BAJAEQET r r162. J. H. SHOLLEHBEBGEZ IVAV L mamgow :J I Sophomore football meant Thorn ngrJ Rnpp Dunbar Page Uitmcm A. C. Stewart D. H. Stewart Grccmlwult Grysczka Yzlhn XVestnn Hold Smith Vogt Hay freabman football 1112mm -;- 1:- 3r, 1,7 . m L mmmm t w Smtmlass football Giants Nt-zw RHM'ER FIELD, Nm'EMm-tk '22, 1012 Ih-feree-M.x1 r11 E L'mpire-VERY. I'lezul IeinesmztneENGJJ-z. Day, when the two lnwer classes met in their lirst athletic euntest, The day was ideal for football, and the visitors, among whom were Gnvernnr Tenor, Senator Pen- rnse and Mnjnr General Stuart, were given 1m example of a good game 0? intercluss hall. 611E stands on New h-nver Field were tilled to their utmnst capacity on Pennsylvania Both teams were ready and anxious fur the fray. and there was lots of pep', in both teams when they lined up against each other. Each had an advantage over the other; 1915 had a years' experience, and 1916 had just cnmpieted their schedule of several games with other schools. From the kican' the I'Treshmen started with a rush. and it looked as though the game would be easy for the lower class. Craig: soon carried the hall to the three-yard line for the Freshman, and then Tevlin went ever for a touchdown, The Freshman stands went wild and it looked as though the Sophs were in for a heating. The second quarter brought on :1 change of conditions. and 1915 took the aggressive. On a fumble by James, Stewart recovered the hall and took it to the hvc-yard line, from where 1915 took it over fur their only senre in the game. The third and fourth quarters were marked by Spectacular end runs and line plunges, but neither team had the push to put the hull over and the game ended a tie. G-G. LINEUPS 1915-6 1916-6 DUNHAR - - - Lei! liud - - - DEVINE Gm; NAWALT - - lmf'l Tarlelr - - MCDOWELL Gm'sczxtx - - - 1.ch Guard - - - GRIM M D. STEWART - - Center - - - TVATSON GOLD - - , High! Guard - - - TAYLOR RAPP - - - Left Tarlele - - XVHEELER STEWART - - - Left 13nd - - - HAVEN SMITH, tCuth - Quarterback - - MALONEY MACDUXALD - - Left llulflmrlc - - TEVLIN VOGT - - - Right Halfbarl: - - - JAMES XVESTUN - - - Fulllmvlc - - - CRAIG SUBSTITUTES 1915eYAHN and HAY. Inlti-Mm'. Wmm, KELLEY and SKILLMAN. 239 Stoner Gleason Hill Steeker Miller Kirk Frantz jfrwhman mtmtling meant XViIlinms Brown Herr UIHrJ Goctz Bennett Maycr Chambers Clark 240 V531 L mag mgom j PAW Intetclass Wrestling glam 1915 1916 MILLER - - - 1151110111111 class - - XVILIJAMS KIRK - - - 125-pound class - - BENNETT FRANTZ 1 - - 135-pound class - 1 - BROWN HILL - - - 145-pound class - - GOETZ GLEASON - - 158-pound class - - CHAMBERS SToNx-zk - - - 175-pound class - 1 CLARK STECKER 1 Heavyweight - - - MAYER SUMMARY 115-pound class. Miller, '15, won on decision from 1Villiams, 116; 1'2 minutes. 125-pound class. Kirk, '15, won on a fall from Bennett, ,10; '3 minutes, 26 seconds. 135-p0und class. Brown, y10', won on :1 fall from Frantz, 115; 4 minutes, 4 seconds. 145-pound class. 11iH, y15, won on :1 fall from Goctz, ,113; 6 minutes, 1-1 seconds. 158-pound Class. Gleason, ,15, won on a fall from Chambers, ,10'; 1 minute, 21 seconds, 175-pound class. Clark, 116, won on a fall from Smncr, '15; 3 minutes, 38 seconds. Heavyweight. Stockcr, 115, mm on :1 fall from Mayer, 116: 1 minute. 18 seconds. vacrrc-aLmvxs JIIdgFSrJARRliTT AND PARK Tinwrs-1Vmcu'r AND LIGHT, 113 241 l mimom I Stator Eagketball 'dLeam Rcul Murphy Hoffman Irwin Kurchcr Uhptj 311mm: Basketball 'thzam Champions of League - 'Fruppu. Mgr. l'ctcrs Hucklcy Sm'L-ry ICuth Quirk Harvey 'Frimblc Lg dc. n 242 VAVL WWOVE J W Sophomore Easketball 'szam Winners of Sophomorc-Frcshman Game Metzgcr Hurncr MacDonald Hutchisnn nglxl Spunlecr Cum. Ilzlrtmzm Miller freshman ?Basakzthall 1111mm Port Ungcr JcITr , Buwes Bishop Beckett Shelley thlj Willard McCoy Dm'idsnn 243 m r 35; mmm J rm 1914 25mm! mzam Hammond Name Swift Olng Freed Minford Quirk Gocklcy Hullmun Mayer Golden Ilittncr mapm Hess 1915 1511932111111 Gleam HcssOIng Blumc Zinuncrmzm Walton McCrackin Cope Slater '5. Crouw VI: ttcn Buczko Lord 244 m L mmmm JVAE Interclass dBasebaIl wants LTIIOUGH 1511.3 landed the thug in the interehtss league by beieztting 15114 in the post- H season game, they were unable tn duplicate the perfornmnee in the regular inlerelnss scrap. The Sophomores started to win from the very beginning. and as :1 result, Hurts- wiek received so warm :1 reception that he retired in the second inning in favor of Cope. A base on balls to Hittner, followed hy :t sneritiee, an error and four hits netted five runs in the first inning. A repetition seemed imminent in the second inning, hnt with two men 011 bases and one out. Cope came to the rescue. and only one run resulted. hX'ith six runs against them the Freshmen settled down to overcome the lead of their opponents. They picked up two runs in the third. one in the tifth and another in the seventh, due partly to the loose fielding hehnnl Nagle, and to the hitting of Crouse, 1antnn and Zimmerman. hit Nngle was stingy with both hits and passes and pulled himself out of several had places hy retiring men on strikes 0r ezlnsing them to pop up easy Flies. Six runs were enough to win. but to make sure, 1914 added three more hy a hitting rally in the eighth. hVith two down Hess singled, Moyer tlnnhled, and Hallmzm. batting for Minfnrd. tripled. Hittner's single seared Hallmnn with the last run of the game. The hitting 0f Crnnse for 1.015. and of Hess, Hitt- ner and Hallninn for 1911, featured the contest. LINEUPS 1014-9 1915-4 17.. 13. NAGLE - - - - Pilcltm' - - - J, M. 11Ak'rsw1cx , H. N. COPE J. H, QLtIRk - - - Caitlin - - - - G C. KERN P. I. MOYER - - - - Firs! Ruse , - - T. C. MATTEN. Capt. Mnkms GOLDEN - - - Srrmzd Base - - - R. H. CROUSE H. S. HAMMOND - - - Third Baxc - , - T. 1V. MCCRACKIN P. M. HITTNER, Capt. - - Shurlstop - - 1V. G. ZIMMERMAN J. B. MINmRD - - - Left Field - - - - J. M. BUCZKO R. R. GOCKLEY - - - Cantor Field - - - C. B. WALTON Dem. HESS - - - - Right Field - - - T. C. DAWSON CLARK HALLMAN G. C. MEIKLE H. L. Swnw, Mgr. S. M. 111555, Mgr. Interclass Baseball League Results VVOII Lost 1915 - - - - - - 5 2 15114 - - - - - 4 3 1913 - - - - - - 1 5 245 f WOW 4 1914 burnt mzam 'l'mppc Hallagcr Lindsay Rudy Vnrr Horst Huuthicr Stoudt unkin Hindu Buchanan M ouro Savory 1915 Qatar meant Cuno bbin Dactwylcr Dutcmplc Crnnsmn Munhull Musn Smith Vollmer Corbin t'uipplc Gregg 246 12$ L mmmwvm 11141 1916 1111:0955 Glountty mzam Snyder Austin Stnizer Wallace Shrnedcr Intztclass dEt055:dEnuntty First Fifteen Men 10 Finish Order Handicap Actual Time 1 H. S. 1VAI.L.xCE, 110 - - . - - - 4:30 33:15 2 1V. C. SCIIROEDER, '10 - - - - - - 1:00 20:51 3 R. G. ANDERSON, '15 - - - - - - 4 :30 33:28 1 MILES HORST. 111 - - - - , - 1:00. 30:05 .3 L. R. Am'rIN. 110 - - 2 - - - - 3:00 32:09 0 F. J. HARRISON, '13 - - - - - - 1 10 30 :41 T F. XV. SNX'IIEIL'IU - - - - - - - 2 00 31 10 R L. T. MICIIENER. '15 - - - - - - 1.00 32-8 0 H. S'PAIGER. 116 - - - - - - . 1:00 30:35 10 1V. S. FARLEY, 116 - - - - - - 3:30 33:28 11 C. A. KEYSER, 114 - 2 - - - - Scratch 20:59 12 C. E. 111559., 114 - - - - - - 2:00 32:00 13 J. MERION. 15 - 2 - - - - - 4:00 34:12 H S. R. HENN1NG, 115 - - 2- - - - 1:30 31:46 15 SKILLMAN, '15 - - - - - - - 4:00 34 :26 9291 L mmmem J lice $cranz 1117. morning of April 15, 1912, witnessed the last class scrap 0f the class of nineteen fourteen, when. in accordance with the traditions of Penn State. it endeavored to tear down the 11:13.: of 1915. The fresh- men. however, were fighting to win their last freshman scrap and to win the privilege of having a 11:15.: and were not to he easily heaten. Massed around the pule on which tiew the little piece of hunting they prized so dearly. they defeated :111 the efforts nf the snphnnmres to get near the Hag pole. and after an hour and a half 01' tiehtiner 191 1 mm the prixilee'e of thing its 11? g with those of the former ChtSSeS of Old State. 1Vith the opening.r 0f the college in the fall a new class was created. which had hefore it many scraps 'ere it would he reengnized as worthy the name of The Freshman Class of Penn State. 1915 were now sophomores, and it was with them that the class nt' 1916 must fight. On September 2'9. 1912, the freshmen lined up before the suphmnores on Old Beaver Field, and with the crack of the referees gun. the pnshhall scrap was on. The freshmen, although in greater ntnnhers. were inexperienced in the tricks of the scrap. and handicapped by the fact that they did not know their own men. The sophomores had a yeafs experience to rely upon, and made a more systetnatized attack than the freshmen. 1916 seemed to lack aggressiveness and to be unable to resist the rushes nf the snphs. At the end of the lirst period the seure was 7-9, in the snphomoreis favor. During the next two periods the freshmen showed a stuhhorn resistance to the sophs'i and at the end of the last period scored one point. The tinal score was 12-1, hut though heaten hy a 1arge sem'c. 1916 had protited hy the experience, and toward the end denmnstrated that it would make gmnF' in the future. The freshmen were still smarting from the former defeat. when, on Octoher '30, 1912, they assembled on the Armory field to face the 'sophs', for the second time. The Cider Scrap was to he the scene of a good light. for 1916 was determined to avenge the former defeat or die in the attempt. livery man was there. and with the crack of the gun, the freshmen showed their ahility by heatng the sophomores t0 the harre1. This time there was no lack of aggressiveness. and it could he easily seen that the fresh were out for blood. Slowly but surely they pushed the snphs back. threw them 011' the barrel. or pulled them out from the center. 1916 had found itself, and when the scrap was over, it had accomplished a feat unprecedented since the class of 1919, and had defeated the class of 1915 by the over- whehningr score of11-27. Thus far. 1915 has won two more scraps than 1919. having defeated the hFresh in wrestling and basketball, but we look to 1916 to avenge these defeats in the four scraps yet to Come. 249 C. D. Juuxsnx P. M. HITTNER 1.. P. LINDSAY F.. R. Form 0. J. Vonm. J. D. MCVEAN P. M. UITTNER M. Gnumx H7. XVEImR A. F. MCNEIL E. F. XAGH: J. H. LEYDON P. F. REINHARDT II. A. CHAMBERLAIN T. A. JONES F. FISHER L. F.. Junxmx XV. U. SAVERY R. W. HARVEY F.. F., MILLER J. H. LEYDICN 1.. PF LINDSAY H. L. II'CHAXAN J, B. CLARK T. A. TRAPPE FOOTBALL F.. W'. SM 1TH N. M. FLEMING BASEBALL W. F. GRAHAM P. FY. BARR Fllng J. H. QUIRK R. R. GOCKLEY H. S. HAMMOND TRACK M. J. LEWIS MILES HORST H7. F SIIETRONE WRESTLING O. J. VUGEL J. S. FiRl'MHLINC H. L, CALLnNm-zk BASKETBALL P. E. Rmmmkm, GINA XV. C. BINDER G. JL'NMN F. XV. SMxTII SOCCER F. W. FULLER MILES HORST A. J. GALLAGER C. C. szsucn FV. R, MOORE 250 TI. WELLING B. J, BASKIN 11. W'. BLUUMFIEIJI, FMng J. S. LEFFLER, Ulgrj G, R. GAGE C. IIALLMAN D. HESS J. B. MINFORD H. L. Swn- r, Q'Igrj C. F.. HESS W. 11. SAVERY E. R. SEYBERT G. E. ALLEN R. J. SAYRE P. FV. RISIIICI.I., MIng J. R. XVARR R. R, GUCKIJZY T. A. TRAPPE, Olng W. G. BINDER XV. GAUTIIIER I TEEWMW J W 19ch TIEm State Grandstand, afternoon, Hear the band playing a tune. Girls in plenty everywhere. Cheers and music 1311 the air. Here they come, Varsity Boys. Ilenr that: cheer. Gee! What :1 noise. Theer the whistle. the hule in play, Whmder what we'll score to-tlzly. Co rm, Go m1, Now hnhl ycm State; Beat it Shorty, strike your gait, There never was a n10t11et s son Could run the way that boy can run. And when the score is fnrty-two Just put the subs in for :1 few. Penn State, Penn State hVe have :1 team that is simply great. Old CorneIl; twentymine, six, L', Of P., fourteen nix. Pittsburgh, thirty-eight to zip; chy do we take that Pittshurgh trip? WK e J. faded away. Villa Nova? Oh, well. say. Gettysburg by txx'enty-th'e. H'nnder if Carnegie Techs alive. ' --PRmf. J. S. Ck.me-:I.I.. 252 Law: . .r. 1 Van VL PHI GAMMA DELTA Fauntled u! 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J GAMMA PHI CHAPTER Ifxlrlblixlu'd April 4, 1888 FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors DONALD K. SKINNER DONALD G. NORRIS Cmmnc T. Ronmms Joux V. 1.5101101: Juniors HENRY XVELIJXU Iivxamc'r'r XV. SMITH Sophomores PHILIP V. FRALICIUII VVILLIAM S. PARKINSUN, JR. Freshmen FRANK P. Ross CALVIN RM'nURN, JR. Enwxx ll. KISTLER IIARRY E. BACCHUS Special ARTHUR DEERING Pledged RUSSELL M. WILLARD 257 1 man M. SELKREGG CHARLES L. CECIL JOHN E. VII.anC Gmmm R. BUTZ CLARENCE A. KEYSER Iimncu P. SHOEMAKER 17.. ALLEN MARTIN EDWARD A. WHLLSON WILLIAM K. NEGLEY Erm-lei P. 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W. STUDIMRT M. J. L'L'm. R'. I!12.xk1l FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors PAL'I. T. imam Auuau'r R. Ix'L'scuKE Y1Lunl P. 'I'Imxlcu. HARRY R. LEONARD Juniors HARRY G. SIII'I-r-z PAH, AI. HIT'I'NER STEPHEN J. KHIS'II-zu HARHLD D. lMsn-zx JAMES A, LEYDI-ZN jAMES A. l'mwxux I:REDliRll'K 0. Dust: jnslcl'n S. IlIiIfr'r Sophomores DANIEL Ii. Wl-zlxrv Ihmmn II. X'I'mm 11UTUHINSUN S. CUMIX leun-m-T II. RANKIN VVILLIAM N. RIVKXIUHT lx'muck'l' R. ALBERT Freshmen JOHN M. DALI-z VVILIAHM C. Ichl'Hcs PERRY M. IHu-Lxu ALEXANDER 'l'. CUWHZY CHARLES R. SMITH Iimvmn H, Muxrlzy CICURtll-I B. LEYDEN Ilmx'uw II. HOPWUUD HENRY M, SMITH 'iI. .nm;Ic S. YlisT a pr! $3 ,Q PHI KAPPA SIGMA Exluhlixhe'd ul L'uivt'ra'ity 0! Pennsylvania. 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ELFEZE :mm 3:25:52 $5523: 7.3.55.1. buzz; tax :3: 5 04:5 591:... 1,5: .29,in PSI CHAPTER Eulablixhrd April, 1 890 FRATRES IN FACULTATE junx 17mm: JACKSON GImH-zk CLEVELA ND C11 .x x DLICE FRATER IN URBE Rmnax'r MCCAY FOSTER FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors EDWARD l'.u;1: ALLIsux GEORGE hurl: hUr'rlamrlEm XYannx Kl-ZNXHDY CAUMAX JOSEPH BEALE GRA HA M XVIIJJAM GIVEN KERR SAMUEL CAROTIIERS KXXCAID El'GENE FRAN KLIN MCKmBEN Juniors FRED NEUIJaY HAYS PAUL EDWARD REXXIIARDT W ALTER HERBERT SAVERY Sophomores CHARLES DODSON BALL, JR. HENRY VIGOR CRANSTON GEORGE STEPHENSON DENITHORNE Freshmen PAUL AUGUSTUS BUYER HENRY MAms BLACK ALBERT LEONHARD DOWART Specials SA MUEL PARKER CHASE GORDON JOSEPH FRED HERON JOHN FRANK PARK, JR. ALBERT JAMES XVILSOX WILLIAM LATIMER HOLTER VVJLBUR CARBON JIMESON SAMUEL LIGHTFOOT SMEDIJEY VIRGIL LUTH ER CRAWFORD JOHN ORLAND LAWRENCE 265 m L 76394; $14 1A0 VIBE; SIGMA CHI lhlabliuhod at Miami U'niwrxily, 1855 ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL Miami University Ohio Vcsloyan University Indiana L'niversity Danuw University Dickinson College University of Virginia Pennsylvania College Bucknell University Ccnrgc XVashington University Butler College Vushingmn and Lcc L'nivcrsity Lafayette College Dcnison College Northwestern University Hanover College University of Georgia Vooster University Purdue University University of Pennsylvania Central University University of Michigan University of Illinois University 01' Cincinnati University of Iowa . Massachusetts Institute of 'l cchno1ugy Ohio State University Beloit College University of Nebraska Illinois XVcslcyan University University of ViScnnsin University of Kansas l0 xl l'nix'crsily of Texas Tulzmc University Albion College University of California Lchigh Fnivcrsity University of Minnesota L'nivcrsity of Southern California Cornell L'nix'crsity Pennsylvania State College Vanderbilt University Hobart College Dartmouth College Kcntucky State College Columbia University University of W'cst Virginia University of Missouri University of Chicago University of Maine Vashingt0n University University of XYashington Syracuse University Colorado College University of Arkansas University of Montana University of Utah University of North Dakota Case and Western Reserve L'nivcrsity University of Pittsburgh Univcrsity of Oregon University of Oklahoma Trinity College H.323: .712: .x , Caz, :..i:,$ .::::Zx 1:20 . mmmtsu 123:: :::.A: .2..1.:5 :2: .22... 15:; 5.37. A. 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HART Iggy J IQ KAPPA SIGMA Fuumle'd ul L'nivm'xiiy 0f Virginim 186.0 ACTIVE CHAPTER University of Virginia University Of Alabama XVashing'ton and Lee University L'nivcrsity 01' Maryland Mercer University Vamlcrhill University University of Tennessee Lake Forest Univchity Snutlm'cstcrn Presbyterian University L'nin-rsily 0f the South II:unptlcn-Sydncy Cnllcge University of Texas Purdue L'nivcrsity University of Maine Snullnwstcrn l'nivt'rsily Luuisizum Smu- L'nivcrsity University of Indiana Cumberland University quu'thnmrc College Ramlolph-Mncnn Cnllcgc Tulane University VillinmS and Mary College Univcrsity of Arkansas Davidson College University Hf Illinois Pennsylvania State Cnllegc University of lTnnsyh'nnin University of Michigan George Vnshingmn University Cornell University University of Vermont University of North Carolina Rhlmsh Collcgc anlnin College Ohio State University Georgia School of Technology Millsups College Bnckncll L'nivvrsity L'niversity 0f ROLL L'nivcrsily of Nebraska Vil1inm Jewell College Brown I'Hix'crsily Richmond College University of Missouri VzlShing1un :md ch'crsnn Cnllcgc University of W'isconsin Stanford University Alabama Polytechnic Institute Lulligh University New Hampshire Collcgc L'nivcrsity 0f Gcnrgia L'nivcrsity of Minnesota University of Kentucky University Of California Denver University Dickinson College Yn$hinglnn University. MO. mkcr L'nivcrsity Nm'th Carolina A. gV Kl. Culk'gc Cusc School of Applied Science Missouri School nf Mines University of W'ushingmn Colorado School of Mines Colormln College l'nivcvsily 0f Urcgtm L'nivcrsily of Chicago Massachusetts Agriculmrnl College Dartmouth College Tcw York l'niversily Harvard University l'nivcrsity of Idaho Syracuse University L'nivcrsily of Oklahoma Iowa State College Yushing1on Slate CHHQQC XVashlmrn College Dcnisnn University Kansas ?:?.E: ::::,$ TEES .575; 55:5? .45: 53.13.; :azzzu? :nEb..: 51:92:923 3:34 3:5 5:1.de :12: 1.1.32 pablm :a: ALPHA DELTA CHAPTER lu'xfulrlixhl'd January 8, 1892 FRATRES IN FACULTATE Mnxmx S. KICUHWELL FAME I. GARNER CARULL A. GARNER FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors G. R. PAGE B. W. hm. H. A. DARRAGII R. M. EVANS H. M. CLARKE M. D. MCMUI.LEN P. S. 15mnlawnzu Juniors J. D. Hmmur J. S. Llilrlmsu JC. 11. LANG T. L. BITTENBENDER J. R. MILLER G. D. JOHNSON M. M. FLEMJXG M. 13. CRIMES E. B. Monsk Sophomores J. M. FOWLER R. ll.Vm.1.1mzu .. V. BLAIR J. R. lCHuJiY 1.. R. MCEVIHA Freshmen H'HJJAM J. Sumau J. R. KESSLER XVILLIAM B. V.x1.'rox Gnmmx B. BLASS Specials C. M. MASOX P. L. CONRAD. JR. XV. B. BRUSH 273 . . a v'mum 44' 3 w L mg; EATLNM'L j SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON li'uluulr'tl Ill Ifnivalus'ity of Alabama, 1850' ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL L'nivcrsily of Maine 'msmn University Massachusetts Institute of 'licchnulogy Harvard Univcrsily iYi'irccslcr Poiytcchnic institute Dartmouth College Cornell University Columbia Univrrsity gt. Stephens Syracnsc University Allegheny College Dickinson College Pennsylvania State College ankncil L'nivcrsity chyslmrg College LYIIiVCFSin of Pennsylvania Gwrgc H'ashington University L'nivci'sity of Virginia iYnshington and Leo L'niversity L'nivcrsity of North Carolina Davidson College University of Michigan Adrian College Mount Union College Ohio XVcsicyan College University of Cincinnati Ohio State University Case School of Applied Science Franklin College Purdue University University of Indiana Nnrtlm'cstcm University University of Illinois University of Chicago Millikan University University of Minnesota linivchit-v 0f iVisconSin University of Georgia Mcrccr University Emory College Ccorgia School of Smithcm University l'nix'crsity of Alabama Alabama Polytechnic Institute L'Hii'crsity uf Missnuri XYushingmn University L'nix'crsity of Nebraska L'nivcrsity of Arkansas University of Kansas L'nivcrsity nf Iowa Iowa State College University of Colorado l'nivorsity nf Denver Colorado Sclmol of Mines l'nivcrsitv of South Dakota 1 nuisi: ma Slate L niversity lulzmc Universitx L 1m visit; of chas lvnivcrsily of Oklahoma Central University h-thcl College Kentucky State University Southwestern Presbyterian University Cumberland University Vanderbilt University University of Tennessee University of the South Union University Leland Stanford University University of California University of VVaShington 3 Kansas State College I vclmnlogy 35: 5:2; 13:: 57:5 hairs; 535:; a:acpnm 159$ UTE: :91: 5.1.3222 5:03: 2:12.; 945:5sz .5225: 35:. act; .3352 5F:.: 75:: :: 5 CuozENz 3 52:33; 51923:. E: 3.3: .EEc: ?ESZ L 4143;443:4144ng 1 4123 ALPHA ZETA CHAPTER Ifxlablishrd May 13, 1892 FRATRES IN FACULTATE G. REX GREEN PAH. ll. BRENEMAN FRATER IN URBE DR. FREDERICK A. Rumxan FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors 4VAI.TER R. WILSON ALIHLRT M. HOUVEN RICHARD PI. HORNER EDWARD L, RINKENBACII, JR. IRA S. Hl'HER Juniors JnuN B. CLARK JOHN l . HAIIDUW CLYDE S, VAN REED Romam II. CRAIG Jnsm-u H. BOWMAN Frrncxpa E. .MILLI-ZR Sophomores GEORGE H. XVILIJAMS CEURGl-l K. Em: WILLIAM XV. HORNER CALE H. Down LAL'Iu-zx 'l nmwsnx Freshmen WILLIAM A. Woon JOHN J. WILHELM R. STANLEY DAVIS Gamma G. WALKER JAMES A. CRAIG J. SHARP XVII.50N FREDERICK S. FRANTZ Specials IIOWARD BERlx'U-ZY YINFHELD S. 4VJL50N RICHARD SPRAGUE 277 PHI SIGMA KAPPA l'uuntlml III Jlusmurllusclls Agricultural Collage, 1878 ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL Massachusetts Agricultural College LVnirm LVnivcrsity Curncll University University of Whit Virginia Yale University Cullcgc City of Now York University of Maryland Columbia University Stevens Institulv 0f 'll'clmnlogy Pennsylvania State College Gmrgc Ynshingmn University University of Pennsylvania Lchigh University 279 St. Lim'rcncc University Massaclum-tls Institute of Technnlngy Franklin and Marshall College St. John's College Dzu'tnmnlh College Brmx'n University Swarthmorc College ViHi11ms Collt'go linivcrsity Hf Virginia L'nivcrsity nf California University of Illinois University of Minnesota Iowa State College 13:: :uzuxi 23:: 5:th 915:3 :m.:,502 .3329: 23: : BEE: 2:3: 55: : 54.55;? 23:53 1.25:. 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HESSELnArm-tu PHI DELTA THETA Founded at Miami University, 1848 ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL L'nivcrsity of Alabama Alabama Polytechnic Institute University of California Leland Stanford IVHiYCl'Sity L'nivcrsny of Colm'ndn Culumdu College University of Gcnrgiu Iinlm'y CnIIch Mercer LVnix'crsity Georgia Institute of 'lbchnology L'nivcrsity of Idaho Nol'tlnwstcrn University l'nivcrsity of Chicago Knox College Lumhm'd College L'nivcrsity of Illinois University of Indiana H'ulmsh College Iiullcr Cnllcgc Franklin College llnnm'cr Cnllcgc lx-szw University Purdue I'nivcrsity 1mm Vcs1cynn College University of 1mm Iowa Slate Cnllcgu University of Kansas Vashburn College Central University Kentucky State College Tulane University Colby College ViHiams College Amherst College l'nivcrsity University University University of Michigan of Minnesota 0f MiSsissimui of Missouri ZQS Vcstminis1rr College XVzlshington College Unix'orsily of Nebraska Dartmouth Collcgc Cumcll University L'Ilinn College Syracuse University Columbia University Fnivcrsity of North Carolina University of North Dakota Miami University Ohio Vc.s 1cyzm L'nivcrsity Ohio University Ohio State L'niver5i1y Case School of Applied Science 1711ivcrsily of Cincinnati l'nivcrsity nf Torontn Lafayette College Ik-nnsylvzmin College H'nshingtun and Jefferson COHcgc Allegheny College Dickinson College University of Pennsylvania Lchigh L'nivorsity Pennsylvania State Collvgc McCiIl L'niversity Brown University L'nivcrsity of South Dakota Vanderbilt University Vnivcrsity of the South University of Texas Soutlm'cstcrn L'nivcrsily University of Vermont University Of Virginia Rzuulolph-Mucon College XVnshington and Lee University University of Vasl1ingt0n l'nix'cl'Sity 0f XVisconSin III I I .llulllull - ll .Illulllll, F7539 .24: 23:5: 9:07.053 ?,mmubnuti 52:1. :.;:.i 372.? 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PERRY 285 W l W: SLMMVDE J VAV THETA XI Fomuh'rl uc anxxrlmrr Polytechnic Illslilule. 1564 ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL Renssclzlcr lmlytcclmic Institute XVnshington University Shcmcld Scientiiic School of Yale Univcx'sity Ruse Polytechnic Institute Stevens Institute of Technology l'wnnsylvzmiu State Collcge Massachusetts Institute of 'lbchnulogy Iowa State College Columbia University University of California Cornell University State University of Iowa Lehigh University University of Pennsylvania Purdue University Carnegie Technical Institute L'niu-I'Sity of Texas Alumni Associations New York City Harrisburg. Pa. anton, Mass. St. Louis, MO. Chicago, Ill. Cleveland, Ohio 1 Pittsburgh, P11, Brooklyn. N. Y. 1 Baltimore. Md. Philadelphia, Pa. San Francisco. Cal. I'nnamzl Canal Zone 287 :75wa 5:31 a E; 5,3: m:..E:: 2.55:3: .1711 FE? Lani 5:54 Ti . x355. unfifH; 393., . .7: 7:7 LAMBDA CHAPTER AUSTIN L. PATRICK JnNAs 15. BLANK RAY S. lummtu Estublixhnl Jlaroh Seniors ROBERT ll. IloRNth; Juniors HARRY C. MCCUXNEIJ. JOHN H. SHERRER FRANK R. GOULD JonN 13. GRAHAM CHARLES R. Sl'l'TMAN Glcnkms R. CRUZE THOMAS W. WEAVER ALFRED H. Ml'lk Sophomores Freshmen N K9 Lows stsm Cu ARLl-ZS K. KVRTZ CHARLES R. GERTII SAMlVl-Il. J. MCCARTXEY RAY MILTUN KUUN CHARLES S. S meM A KER OLIVER B. Gu'rua VIIJJAM T. KERR thz0 LEON XV. KELLY FREDERICK J. BAAB MYRON ALOE I WE; m4 McDVEE: SIGMA NU lv'umulrd III Virginia Jlililru'y lustilulr. 186.0 ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL Virginia Military Institute University of Virginia Y:1shington and LCC University North Carolina Agricultural College Duluwnrc State College Vanderbilt University State University of Kentucky L'nix'crsity 0f chrgizl University of Aluhzmm Howard College Gcm-giu Agricultural College Mcrccr L'nivcrsily Emory College .Unhmnn Polytechnic Institute Gn'nrgizl School nf lR-clmolngy Slutsnn L'nivcrshy Bethany College Ohin Stale Uniwrsity Mt. Union-Scin College University of cht Virginia Cnsc School of Applied Science chlcm Reserve University Nm'llm'cstcrn Univcrsity Albion Cnllogu L'nivcrsity 0f XViscnnsin University of Illinois University of Michigan University of Chicago Lombard University Iowa State L'nivcrsily Iowa State Collcgc University Of Minnesota L'nivcrsily of Nebraska Kansas State University Missouri State University ViIlinm Jewell College Missouri School of Mines XVnshingmn l'niu-rsily Oklahoma University University of Texas Louisiana State I'nin-rsity Tulanc University L'nivcl'sity of Arkansas Colorado School Of Minus University of Colorado University Of Vushing'tnn University of Oregon University nf Montana W'ushingtnn State Cnllcgc Leland Slnnfnnl Junior University Vniversity of C'nlifnrnin Lchig'h L'nivcrsity University of Pennsylvania Lafayette Cullum- Corncll l'nivn-rsily Syracuse University Pennsylvania Stale College DoPunw L'nivcrsity Purduc University University nf Indiana Rose Polytcclmic Institute L'nivcrsity of Vermont Stevens Institute of 'II-chnology Dartmouth College Cnlnmhin Univcrsily ll'nwn University .2135: c :7. L E; Iii : 5:. E::v:Cb..::L 1:35.; 3:235. L947. 5 :c::.$ DELTA DELTA CHAPTER Iz'NlrlHisIIr-tl Dw'mulu'r '32, 1903 FRATRES IN FACULTATE I:RICIHCIUVK XV. IIRHMEIER HENRY 1'. .Mmsny FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors Iimvuun M, .lesm' DAVID ll. li'r'rlcks anxn G. 3;.HLEY Tumms Y. HARRIS. JR Rum C. Cum; WALTER II. HILLARY 05mm M. CuI-I-z Emu ,l- REEVES ALEXANDER C. X'1I.I I.x 31$ Juniors jnnx ll. IWFHERINUIIAM Gummy: R. GAm-z ICImxmn Ii Glu'xnllnlamilm Lan A. PARKER Iilmzum N. SYLIJYAN Sophomores ALm-zu'r M. hkmm .X. Ilmxxum NmeLY RALPH D. 101.12 Iil'mlea A. SEIGIJZR JACOB R. :RHSSMAX LEROY SMITH G. DANIEL Iix'rlamel-z Ilmx F. WALTON Freshmen XVM. GRAHAM CALDWELL H, Hrn'h lI.xmzs'rY, JR. mm. H. TAYLOR CLARK MARION Cranium I7. UNm-tk Specials FRANK R. Mlcnnu, HENRY I7. MICHELL ULn'lck G. XVHJJTS 293 l uumlrrl III ACACIA I'Hit'r'lwify 0f Jll'r'llijltln. 1904 ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL L'nix'L-rsily uf Michigan Slunfunl University L'nix'vrsity nf lx'unsm L'nivcrsity of Xcln-zlskn L'nix'ursily nt' Czllifnrnizl Uhin Slulc Unixwrsily Harvard University University 0f Illinois Unix'm'sity of Pennsylvania L'nivcrx'ity of Minnesota University Hf R'isconsin L'nivcrsily Hf Mismm'i 295 Cumcll L'nix'crsily Purrlnc L'nivcrsily University of Chicago Yule University Columbia University 1mm State Cnllcg'o L'nivcrsily 0f Imle Pennsylvania Stulc Cnllcgc L'nix'vrsity uf Yashingmn Northwcslcrn L'nivcrsily L'nivcrsily 0f Colnrmln Syracuse rnivcnily Empuscumcx 1.235;: 53327. :71: 5.79:3.C. E59 3:1pr :22: Lozzm: .7529? fine?! Es: ta: 55:225.; JLEVEZ tuna: .3165: 1:95:29 LE5? VAV L TILE; m 2, x! M: 1 Pg c SHIN CHAPTER l'VquuIrtl Juno 4. 190.0 FRATER IN HONORARIUS REY. Jon x HEWITT FRATER IN URBE HR. PETER HUFFER DALE FRATRES IN FACULTATE HUGO Dncmau FREDERICK P. WEAVER C. E. Mchm Rm' 1. WEBER G'Icnwn; R. GREEN Seniors N. BRYAN RUSENIH'TRHICR KARI. P. FL'HRMAN Gamma C. LINIbEY ALFRED l. UNDERWOOD CHARLES W. HlLliERT BENJAMIN J. CROTSLEY ann Y. Cnnx SAMl'HL I7. NEWKIRK Juniors PASCAL W. BARR KENT W. BL'Rmc JuuN J. HURNIHERGER Hmmm B. THOMPSON MAYNARD C. REYNOLDS EVERETT S. Ross Sophomores R. H. Guam 'Wuxn-tu G. ILES Freshmen CHARLES H. Smn'uzx' RAYMOND P. DIEHL CHARLES L. YUDER 297 L LEAE J W J1 IL DELTA UPSILON anquI M Williams Colleyn. 1834 ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL Williams Cnlloge L'nion Univcrsity Hamilton Cnllcg'c Amherst Cnllcho sztcm Rcwl'vc Cniwrsily Colby College L'nivvrsity of Rncllcslur Middlebury College Emwloin College Rulgurs College Culgnlc Universiky New York L'nivt'hily Miami LVnix'crsily Ilrmx'n Unix'vrsity Cnmcll University Mariam. Cullcgc Syracuse University University of Michigan Northwestern Univunily Harvard University University of Viwn1hin Lafayette College Colnmhin University Lchig'h University Tufts Cnllcg'v Dcl'nmx fniwl'sity University of Pcnnxylmniu University nf Minnesota Massachusetts Institute of TCCIIHHIMQ-V Sxx'urlhmnrc Cnllcgc Stanford L'nix'crsity l'nivcrsily of Culifurnizt McGill L'nix'L-rxity L'Hivcnily uf Nchrxuku University of anumo University of Cllicngn Ohio State L'Ilivcrsily Cnivcrsity Hf Illinui: Univmxity of Vnshin qt0n Pennsylvania State Cnllcge . uuzmcd 7:35,th t . 3 z 4 3775:; . y , 4 .2531 95:74:. ECLL . : . . ,S 5257. .274; .17.:qu . . J5; 5.:de L; .r J u... n 3:5th 1?: Z A . , 5534:; LQET? :01, x . . . . . :r. A . 4 ms: ad r UriiEC 5F .22.; 51525: 2.5:; .193 u; : 2 a ,II I. l' 94 nu H, r a I..., . EquE' 1 $.er- X 45; A PENN STATE CHAPTER lfA-Irlblislu'rl lhm'mlu'r SK 1911 FRATRES IN FACULTATE G. C. POND I. H. TL'ImR R. F. HHIIIAM. jk, II. C. CLARK L. F. Exam B. R. lllcxmiksnx B. L, FLEMING J. D. IquAR'ru XV. R. Momma R. J. CAIIALL a 12. ENSTICE T. L. ENTWISLE 0-4 A J. E. BASSE'IT R7. A. CRAIG G. V. FLIZCK J. P. CMJH-ZIHYUHD Seniors Juniors Y. V. Pli'nins Sophomores R. MCDHNALD Freshmen Special XV, D. TOWNSEND 301 R. R. Flam: T. W. M.me FRATRES IN COLLEGIO II, J. HAImImN ,l. R'. LEWIS J. F. MILLER H. XV. VERY i. V. RIN'H P. W. RISHELL f. D. WINTER A C. D. MILLER . Y. NICHOLS . II. OLEWINE .4- R. 11. OLMSTEAD T. C. HERR 17. L. KELLAR PHI KAPPA PSI FUTIIHIHI n! erfnrsnn College, 1852 AC fl v'c. CHAP ILR ROLL Washington and Juffcrmn College Allcgllvny Cnllcgc Xucknoll L'nix'crsily Pennsylvania Cnllvgc Dickinmn Cullcgu Franklin :md Mahlmll Lnleycllc Cullcgc University of Pmmsylvunin Sxxnrlhmnn- College Pcnnsylx'nlliu Stale Culln-gc Hurtmnmh Cnllcg'c Amhcrsl Cnllcgc Brawn L'nix'crsity Cumcll Fuivcrsily Syracuse L'nivcrsily Columbia University Culg'ntc L'nivcrsity jnlms Ilupkins L'Hin-rsily University of Virginia XYashing'mn :md LL'L' University University Hf XX'CsI Virginia L'nix'crsity nf California X'zlmlvrlrill L'niu-rsily L'nix'crsily of Texas Ohin Yulcyan L'nix'crsily XVitlvnlmrg L'niVL-rsily Ohio Sum- University Case Sclnu'nl of Applied Sciencu lh-qum' l'nivcrsily l'niwrsity of Indiana Ptmluc University Nurthstkcrn University LVnin-rsily Of Chicago University nf Illinois University of Michigan University Of Vi5cmein y:clnil Cullcgu University of Minm-sum LHIix'm'sity of lmm lvnix'L-rsily 0f Missnm'i L'nivcrsily 0f Kansas l'nivcl'Sily 0f Xt'lll'fhkll Lcluml Stanford L'nivcrsity ::5 :u; E. V 52.3.4... quE: 1.55.. . Eicu: 12:5: Jumii: .7514 LAMBDA CHAPTER Established Oclaber 11, 1912 DR. VVILLIAM FREAK ALFRED H. EMRICK BARGE L. HARTZ HERMANN A. LUM CARI. C. BEASUR HARLAN L. BI'CHAXAN hm A. RUSH Gamma N. FISHER Glcukma 19. HEDRICK HARRY C. JESTER GRENVILLE Jarrmw j. ALTUN GILMAN V. R. WINTER Seniors RALPH G. SPIEGLE Juniors EDGA R M . BYERS Sophomores Freshmen J. G. JOSEFSON FRATRES IN FACULTATE Jon N HENRY szzrzu. FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Justl'u H. MI-txmaquLL HAROLD E. SImRE IE. CHESTER SPARVER LAWRENCE D. HUMES CLARENCE B. MCELRATH NEWEL E. TAYLOR. SAMUEL H. MlLLER WARD M. SMILEY LAWRENCE H. SMITH xx. RALPH CRAVEN JOHN L. 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RAY FALmN 309 m? i , w ' ' 1 14m 1 m W ,4: XJRWJM L mmlawg J LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Founded a! Massachusetts Agricultural Collrge ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL jmston University Massachusetts Agricultural College University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State College Brown University K'Iassachnsetts Institute of Technology 311 55:55.; :mux 365952 7:73? 52::ng 5:55.: o,;;5: 55:2. :oCoicx. 17:: Ex 38.32.: L32, m. 6 .f ,INJ 21751 1 W 1 111 a .3371 -J $14., ZETA ZETA CHAPTER 1fAl11hlfxlu'11 .Vuz't'mbn' 8, 1919 FRATER IN FACULTATE 11'1111A .11 S. 1 101-1111111111: FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Juniors 11.111 1'. Axmeusnx 111111.131 O. RICHARDS 1'.le1. S1 Ihxmqu W11.1.Lm .1. RUSH JOHN R. 111'11111-25 Sophomores GILMAX K. CRUCKHTT 111111. '1. MVCURIJ 11. RAYMOND MILLER CHARLES 17. 211:er NURMAN E. 1111111111th Freshmen ALLEN 11. 1151111111: 11121: TI'RNIZR Special 011111.125 H. LONG 313 l mfg: 995341!ch J DELTA TAU DELTA Foululrwl 1:! 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SC KRII-llllil. r'2 T. II II. M '. C. Llanxmx . T. Llasn ' . C. Md'nxxrzm. 7, XI. wax .II. Mn lll'NI- H . 15. MILLER . H , lHuI; 1913 lx'.Ul'H.lAl'MI-1 . R. Hxxs Y. HARRIS, JR. .C. I IICIM R. HliNlHiRNlN llm'yllncmncu . IL HHRNI . V'. Kmirl: , 'l . KINNICX' R KRAYIIILI, ISS j, L. MtXAkxf-m' 346 JV .W'I'IH'R U. MvKt-LI- R. R. Nl II-1l,Y 'l . Ii, NISIAICY JHSIC OSIVNA H, M. Pm: S. Sr. CLAIR II. M. Slams J. P. SMITH XY. 1'. S'I'AMM If. H, S'Izm-tm T. Y. S'I'Iil'maxs II. M. S'I'mfliLlc'I' P. H, 'l I RN1-.l'LL I9. A. XYICR'I'Z XV. 17. XYIH'H: S. L. WnLH; C. II. Zlmm'r H. II. ZIMMICRIA; D. A. MA'rrIasux J PFAIZMRAEFF J. D. PHARU A. Q. PLANI; N. H. RHSICNl'l-llx'hlik T. 19. SMILEY P. G. THAYER .l. Y. WARNER 1LM. VYImL'mI 19. L. ZULHNhliR M LWY liiixu r Mch mczhy Clupp Smith gquC CHIC 11-ilcy.xh feud; lhmdcntm- mu Lamb Pickutt Sumner Wundcrly Muiin Cu mnbcll Fulkmzm hum Fischer Robinson Rhuc C mwmrni uurwvn Hrcnncn ALBERT F. FISCHER JUHN A. FULKMAN HENRY V CAMPBELL D. ARTHL'R CLAPP GEORGE XV. Ck.-uv1:oun 1.1-:v1 L. LAMB GUY A. MCWREA'm JOHN K. MCCUNEGIIY MILTON L. BISHOP GEORGE K. BRENNEN DELPHI Fu'undnl Jlm'ch, 1909 Seniors Jnnx TELLEYSH J uniors Sophomores Freshmen XVIIJJA M H. CULEGROVE ALEX S. EDGAR PAUL T. WU N DERLY Specials Pledged HAROLD F. PORT, 1916 349 XVIIJJS G. Gnmmxuw Oumax B. MALIN JOSEPH V. GOIIL STEWARD X. Rum: Gammg 1.. SUMNER 11mm AN G. MILLER DELbRREST A. SMITH Gumrm-zv R. THORN T. LARUE COURSON ARTHUR F. FISCHER HOWARD R. PICKETT J. ALVA GILL 3:9: $.an :n:.:;..5 .m .. CQCMm..v EEuEZ :obau V rims; : 5:3,, 5:3szqu $95.2 563.5 ?cuckz can: 5 nude??? .7. .E hovfznm ENEW FEWC Lorri. 5:125? 2:0ccai 523...; :cEmI.O poxumnxamm 51cm carving W L DEEWLLIFVIDE J7 PAW SIGMA PHI DELTA Organizrd March 80, 1910 FRATRES IN HONORARIUS REV. B. A. O. HANLON THOMAS W. SIIEEHAN FRATER IN URBE JA M 155 R. GI LLIGAN FRATRES IN COLLEGIO 1913 VILLMM H. ARMSTRONG EDWARD XV. HMVLEY EENJAMIN A. CARROLL . .IUSEPII E. VAGNER HUGH M. VYR01:G1I 1914 FRANK T. FLANNELLY V. VE.wI :R SMITH THOMAS L, OSHEA HOWARD C. WIENER 1915 PAUL J. CUNEOT VVILLIAM H. HETZNECKER EDWARD R. DAVIS CLARENCE J. HERRLY ALEXANDER J. ERICIISEN JAMES L. Mcl-IUGH ANDREW M. SLITZER 1916 JnuN I7. MCLAUGHLIN PAUL E. TAYLOR JAMES L. MONOHAN CLEMENT J. WYROUGH RAYMOND A. O'BRIEN HOWARD C. YERGER, JR. Special GERALD J. WERDER 351 $655. 3x85 5x .7. .r. soot. 385:3 EEEoSm 55:02:55 5355 3737. 39; b.3592 402m uogmmzw komanmnw :oumznoh. .5399; nonamuz .1... xAux .H. .Q 3th EEEU 20E :mnuEnu $.50; Eccmw guano: ALPHA DELTA SIGMA February, 1911 HONORARY MEMBER PROF. C. P. LINVILIJ: Seniors S. R. BLACK H. P. SWISHER H. M. ROSE S. M. REx R. A. FIELD L. F. VO0D Juniors F. G. Asummmx' E. J. MCCLEARY F. W. CRAMER J. M. SANDEL M. J. LEWIS H. A. CHAMBERLAIN XV. XV. NIELLY F. B. KNEPI'ER H. XV. BLOOMFll-ZLD P. I. MOYER G. H. Jouxsrox J. XV. CARPENTER Sophomores L. C. CAMPBELL R. A. Taoss J. I. SPANGIJZR J, E. DUNBAR T. J. CROCKER T. C. DAWSON Freshmen W. W. ALEXANDER C. G. GONDER D. J. REX P. R. VVEIISTER A. E. BROWN B. 17. NICHOLAS W. L. HOMER. JR. Pledged A. J. STEVENS 353 33:53 zuuucm comxuma 353. .8323 32:: :35237. 1225 HECC uoxuomvmx p93: .Em 55m onv. 3:07. wean: x055 hymn; SIGMA TAU Eslablixlu-d November 17, 1911 Seniors W. EARL GAINES JOHN E. NEETER Juniors ADIE D. SHULTZ ELMER T. PEFFER WILLIAM R. LITTLE GAIL D. NICDUWELL SAMUEL REDSECKER Sophomores MATHEW W. BLACK ALFRED W. IVIOYER, JR. Roy A. STONER Freshmen HOWARD J. WILLIAMS ECKLEY XV. QUJGGLE Special LLOYD G. CASSEL Pledged J. MORRIS JACKSON, '16 355 HERBERT M. JAMES C. DEWJTT HOLLER N. IIARLAN SLACK STEELE R. SELLERS LYNN K. DAL'GHERTY JAY S. GRUMBLING ROBERT W. Goon Emwx E. Euv FRED A. GOOD YVILLIAM E. ROGERS ALBERT F. WEBER EDWIN S. LADLY, '16 232.5. zsoum mEuu...$ .0 .Z EomQ zomhacnru comets: 1:33,? 35 .4 9:: 5.5.5 .955; 32 noumcmtam mcmnaoz 57.51:. 5:21 uEsiznu 25.227. comaszm 225:? uuzcgm uuuzofr 5:91 9333: 523.57. EMEESMEE BETA ALPHA SIGMA la'xlaldishml Frhrum'y, 1.012 FRATRES IN FACULTATE ROY XV. HICRRINGTON IA MES D. 11 ARLAN FRATRES IN COLLEGIO 1913 JAMES P. BROWN L120 R. CL'II.I.AUME JOHN H, KIDDER LESLIE C. KREns 1914 XVJIJJAM ll. I'IILE CLARENCE N. KEYSER WALTER C. KLINGENSMITH LESLIE F.. JOHNSON XVILmaR C. GILLESPIE 1915 R.mex n G. ANDERSON Specials 81121szch M. TRIMBLE FREDERICK C. FVINTERS Pledged WAYNE W. WEAVER, ,15 357 DEFHREST A. RIATTESUN CHRISTY F. STONER JOHN W. WARNER ROBERT C. WIGGINS RUSH P. MARSHALL THOMAS N. ROBBINS XVILLIAM F SIIETRUXE WILLIAM L. TREAGER ALEXANDER K. SIMPSON MILTOX A. DIEHL ARTHUR W. WIGGINS I73 F mmmom J m Evans Vnsburg Engle Shollcnbergcr Armsby Fulkman Shore Harlow Henderson Mauthc Very LIONS PAW Honorary Senior Society FRATRES IN URBE R. C. HARLOW B, REED HENDERSON J. A. FULKMAN J. L. MAUTHE G. F. Vosaunc D. W. VERY H. E. SHORE L. H. ENGLE E. M. ARMSBY J. H. SHOLLENBERGER R. EVANS 358 IL Mayer Cope Smi Stetlcr Keyscr Vollmer WMOVEE; Clarke Reinhardt XVilson th Grumbling XVarLlwell Tobin urtiss Cloud Skinner Ceml Stroheckur Miller Ynhn and DRUIDS Sophomore Honorary Society Eafablishnl, 1907 Seniors P. T. BEVAN C. L. CECIL . E. CLOUD O. M. COPE . P. Cnmss ma Juniors D. BEBOUT B. CLARK, JR. R GAGE . R. GOCKLEY N. MOYER H. QUIRK . E. REINHARDT . C. RESCH VF? 73 03H F1 Sophomores C. B. Down J, E. GRAHAM W. R. MILLER 1. E. WALTON W. S. YAHN 359 XVebcr Resch Shoemaker xgh Weston Shupe Graham Witmer Bevan 'ngt Par ' Lcydcn B. A. DARRAGH A. R. KL'SCHKE D. K. SKINNER XV. P. TROXEIJ. G. F. Vosnrku J. S. GRL'MnleG C. A. KEYSER R. M. KOON J. A. LEYDEN C. S. SHOEMAKER H. G. SHUPE W'M. VEnEx H. B. WESTON A. H. WARMVELL B. F. SMITH R. B. STETLER .H. A. STRUHECKER E. W. TOBIN A. J. WILSON D. H. WXTMER Walton Gage Kuschke Troxell Koon Miller Clur ' Harlow Hittncr Fleming WILLIAM TROXELL J. L, MAUTHE B. A, DARRAUGH L. F. ENGLE KI. E. SHORE P. T. Bmuxx D. W. VERY J. D. Bmmur L. P. LINDSAY J. A. LEYDEN P. M. I'IITTNER Skinner Bcbo t Shore Whitney Durmugh Englc 'mecll Mauthc cry Watson Lindsay Shupc Kuschkc Be PARMI NOUS Upperclam Society Seniors G. R. PAGE G. F. VOSBURG HERMAN VVATSON R. H. WHITNEY H. A. CLARK A. R. KUSCHKE D. K. SKINNER Juniors W. M. FLEMING E. E. MILLER R. H. CRAIG H. G. SHUPE m Parkinson L WWMoW Crnnsmn Neely McVean Suvery Welling Barron Fleming Mom oso Dcnithorn Bcrryman orst Graham Gallagher Miller I'Iitmcr VVelty Lerner chlnn Kicster Lindsay Hutchinson Hoehler Munhall Lord Langdnn Radcliffe Campvlitive Socit'ly 1914 L. P. LINDSAY N. M. FLEMING L. E. KEELAN J. S. LEFFLER P. M. HITTNER J. D. MCVEAN R. J. SAYRE S. I KIESTER W. H. SAVERY F. H. GRAHAM E. E. MILLER 1915 W. S. PARKINSON D. E. WELTY A. M. BARRON R. M. HUTCHINSON H. F. MOFFIT R. H. RADCLIFFE H. V. CRANSTON 361 F. F. D051: MILES HORST H. WELLING A. J. GALLAGER U. S. DENITIIURNE R. L. LANGDON R. N. BERRYMAN A. N. MUNHALL H. A NEELEY C. A. LORD F. K. HOEHLER WAV T mmmom J Quirk Savory Reinhardt Clarke Dose Horst DcVoe eFHer Keclan Kicstcr Kcyser Hogarth SKULL AND BONES Honorary Uppercluu Society F. C. DOSE MILES Hoasr P. E. REINHART J. N. DEVOE J. D. HOGARTH M. B. CLARK J. S. LEFFLER W. H. SAVERY C. A. KEYSER L. B. KEEIAN S. J. KIESTER J. H. QUIRK 362 ill Enterline Ema, mmom ewis Gillespie Gipple Mathcrs Grum ing e lagg 1- m- ow Tobin Fisher Smith Vogcl Gleason Nippcs Hochler Keyscr SPHINX Established December, 1912 GRADUATE MEMBER R. C. HARLOW Seniors A. F. FISCHER I. S. NIPPES E. R. STEWART J. H. SCHOLLENBERGER R. VVHITNEY C. E. SWAB Juniors M. J. LEWIS R. J. SAYRE D. W. SMITH E. E. MILLER O. J. VOGLE J. S. GRUMBLING W. C. GILLESPIE M. HORST H. FLAGG C. A. KEYSER Sophomores L. L, LAMB D. E. SCHOCK J. R. MATHERs E. W. TOBIN J. S. BEATTY O. B. GIPPLE G. H. GLEASON H. HILL G. D. ENTERLINE 363 F. K. HOEHLER Lamb Shollcnberger 025,95 Hue? 38.5 a :35 E 56:2ch :oamhoo :8qu .8502 ECEEm cs: 35:. 58:23? cozugom toEM 2675: $9 : 339.5 5E5 tabogw :Em .m .m .2537. 53.50wa 19:2. .3 .5 game? :anax Lops: :meum: uowumnco:c:m ctEEcm :22 comaof .557. m T mgzmmom J THE PIONEER CLUB Established February 22. 1912 FACULTY MEMBERS B. O. SEYERSON V. R. JONES Seniors JOHN HOWELL L. F. VALENTOUR H. C. BROWNLEE J C NOTTER J. H. SHOLLENBERGER F, R. MOFFATT G. W. MOFFATT R. H. ELLIOTT JOSEPH RABELL T. C LINN B. A. JARRETT A. L. SOLLEDER Juniors H. L. CALLENDER A. T. MCNEILE G. E. ALLEN C. C. Gonsacn L. K. HAYS T. A. JONES K. G. HUBER G E. BRUA W. S. BARNHART Sophomores C. C. DAETWYLER B. F. SMITH D. Z. MILLER G. H. GLEASON G. A. VOGT Freshmen S, R. HURSH LUDWIG HEEREN F. B. SUMNER Specials E. F. DICKSON .W. H. WEIGEL 11 IL IL 11 Il ,3 3 K 3- . , - , 'Q '4 .1, .I w w YIRELESS TO V F. R l, , .51 l I S 16'? M. I 5; V'- , ,. 154 1'3 :1 I r' 1 a 31' h: m n we 1,. W n I Mu t I i K A V ,0 . 1 J ' keg, . 19 ..r.. I! 41.31 , f 1 11'. Omaha 44.3.71. '. W! 'n 3 mgmgwm J ...u-,w.A' u --q? . ' Ross Craig Gleason Henderson Shollcnberger Pres. Sparks Very TED: Stuumt 250m Nineteen Thirteen D. W. VERY, President J. H. SHOLLENBERGER B. R. HENDERSON Nineteen Fourteen R. H. CRAIG E. S. Ross N ineteen Fifteen G. H. GLEASON 368 IL mmmom Gleason Miller Craig Smith Ross Savory McNeile Brownlee Rebcr Frybcrger Henderson Brown Very Shollenbergcr Irwin Atkinson Grubbs Carpenter Jnrrctt Horst Dunning Swab Kacrcher Eb: btnuznt cmounctl Nineteen Thirteen D. Y. VERY. Proxidrn! R. E. ATKINSON 13. A. JARRETT A. F. Bkuwx C. F. KAERCHHR V. C. BROWNLEE U. R. PAGE R. G. Elm'IN A. D. REBER P. S. FRYBERGER J. H. SunLLl-lezlamnil: N. S. GRL'BBS H. E. Snow: B. R. HENDERSHN C. E. SWAB Nineteen Fourteen J. V. CARPENTER A. T. MCNEIL R. H. CRAIG P. E. REINHARDT J. W'. DL'NXING E. 5. Russ MILES Hoksr XV. H. SAVERY 1?. E. MILLER D. XV SMITH Nineteen Fifteen C. H. GLEASUN II. T. HILL 369 YIEVV VlCST FROM TOXVER YMMV EAST FROM '1 0 VER VAV y WWMOW 4 FE ipome Economics There went some girls to Old Penn State In handwork class they all made rugs, To get an education, And baskets made galore, They worked and played and learned, indeed, And in their gardens they did work A grunt conglomcmtion. Until their arms were sore. In chemistry. they worked awhile, Zoology tortured them by day, Broke test tubes hy the score, Psychology by night; Then out they went with brush and broom Thc Y. W. C. A. soon gave a play To scrub tlu- parlor Hoor. y thich put thcsc out of sight. They learned to cook, they learned to sew, When you are feeling down and out; They dabbled in argumentation; Just come to Old Penn State, They learned the speech and history And then our junior nursing class 0f many :1 grand old nation. W'ill fix you up all right. They did all this and much besides, So much we cmft relate, Int listen now mul hear us give A chL-vr fur 01d Penn State. bopbumote 7Ba5ketball 'szam Henry Winn Laird Vilsnn Davis Clossor Forcsmun lCupM mm: freshman Basketball Exam Davis Strode llcuor Unuer Irwin Bnrncmun Guthrie Cath Lyons Boyle I , I 451w: athlettcss More interest in athletics has been shown by the girls this year than during any pre- vious time. For the first time the gymnasium classes have been held in the armory. and there. under the direction of Mr. Lexxis, the girls have been able tn do more organized wm'k than before. In the fall considerable enthusiasm for tennis was amused, and plans are being made for interecluss matches in the Spring. RaSketball also has been developed, and teams have been urgnnized in the Freshman and Sophomore classes. Ve are very much encouraged with the progress made this year and we are in hopes that this is but the beginning of fnturx athletic activities among the girls. ru- 35$: Ill tiln 0H3 F mammows J Laird Cross Heucr Hinchmun Boyle Vi1liams Vhitc Henry 'thbz Stuunt Szlt aobetnmmt association OFFICERS Prcsidm! - - - - - - HELEN WHHTE, 13 Five Prmidvni - - . Etrmuc S. WILLIAMS, 14 varvlury-'IU'mxm'cr - - - MARGARET M. HENRY, 15 EXECUTIVE BOARD HELEN XVIIITE, ,13 ANNA Cums. '13 EUMCE S. WILLIAMS, 'H JANET LAIRD, ,15 MARGARET M. HENRY, 515 ALICE BOYLE, ,16 ELI-ZANHR HIEI'ER, '16 Since the spring of 1910 a slmlcnt sclf-govcrnmcnt association has been in vogue among the girls who live in the college building's. Regular umccrs and an executive board m'c chosen each year. These persons. under the direction of Miss Lovcjoy, lllC Dean, make and enforce such laws as seem necessary. The purpose of this organization is to put the girls more on their own responsibility, to make college lichmurc pleasant, and to broaden the characters of those in the association. 376 Foresman Sharp Hitler Wilson Ancona Ride Davey 1?. Mi. GE. 91. OFFICERS President - - - - EVELYN M. ANCONA, 113 Vice Prcszdt 11! - - - - - MILDRED E. RIDE, 114 Sceretmy - - - - 1 MARTHA L.DAVE1', ,14 Treasurer - - - - M ARGHERITF WILSON 115 Chairman of Committees Rclz'gioux - - - - - CAROLINE 17011125111121, 115 1 - - - - - - LUCETTA SHARP, ,13 SZCi'al Scrwrc - - - - MARGARET HILLER, 115 From the time of its organization in 1906,11'1111 se1' e11 1116111bers,the Young XVomens Christian Association 11:15 aimed at bringing about a deepening of the spiritual fee1i11gs,al1d abroadening of the moral and social life of the 110111011 stude11ts.N011' with a membership of many times that number those ambitions are able to he more nearly realized. This is shown by the interest taken in the various activitiese-the six- --forty five Sunday 61' ening meetings, the 11' eekly Bible and Missionary t'hlsses, the Thursday night Prayer Meet- ings :11111 the social se1'1ice 110111 A Christmas party is gi ven each ye :11' t0 the children Of the vicinitv. Also the girls present :1 p1:11':1111111:1111' through the proceeds of 1111ieh delegates are sent to the Young Women 5 Christian Association summer conferences and 511 pport is g11e11 to the Canton C111isti1111 College :11111 to summer camps for 110111'i11g gir rls T16 Y01 1mg Women 9 Christian Association 1101115 111 co- operation 11ith the Young Men 5 Christian Association It represents :1 delimite f'1ct0r in the college girYs life and makes for her :1 1:11'gL-11L-ss of character 211111 interes t9. 377 52$ 119mm $tate MYC'rc Lunnging 0n the 01d Slnnc SlcpsL All hail to thee, our dczu' Penn State, Our hearts to 111cc are true. Furuvcr on the highest tower H'u'll wave the Vhi1c and Blue. Forever on her hill top high Our Alma Mater stands, Tn hcr we cunsccmtc the work of heads :mH hearts and hands. H'c lnvc hcr trees; hcr wind swept hills, Ilcr 01d gray towers tall, Her lu'mul grccn Holds, her mountains high, Thu lulno sky over all; Yu love her for her winter snows Hm' sunscfs rose and gold, llcr memory. a vision fair, Deep in our hearts we hold. All hail to thee, mlr llCIH' Pmm Slate, W'c-ll lnvc thcc 2111 through life, In jny 0r sorrow, come what may, In calmness or in strife. Let fortune mlilc or turn away, VUrc masters of our fatc And ever, as our Mother dczu', XVc turn to thee, Penn State. JEAN L. MCNARNHY, 13. 378 J. CUUKING LABORATORY Ozmoqnsm w.Zm20.$ w 1 mmwm A w Frizzel Roscn Ross Atkinson XVhL-clcr Nichols Bracken Hbchating council OFFICERS President - - - - - R. E ATKINSON, 13 Secretary-Trmmrcr - - - PROFESSOR J. H. FRIzsz. MEMBERS H. R. ROSEN, '14 J. R. BRACKEN, 14 E. 5. Ross, 14 H. XV. NICHOLS, 15 J. T. XVnHELER, ,1? 382 12$ TEMLAOVE J Intercollegiate Debating iLeague of pennsylbania Thc colleges rcprcscntcd in this league are Swarthmorc. Dickinson, Franklin 8; Marshall, and Penn State. A series of contests extending uvcr three years closed with the debates of 111is your. Thc results of this series so far as Penn State was rcprcscntcd arc: 1910-1911 QI'ESTIOX: chult'vd, That nur legislation shnuhl be shaped toward the gradual aband- onment 0f the protective taritT. Dickinson-Penn State Debate Swarthmore-Penn State Debate State College Swarthmore Denied for Penn State by AfTIrmed fur Penn State by 11'31. D. IHElKLl-l F. C. Dust; 17.. S. RUSS F H. SIEULER Jose OSUNA J. A. KINNEY J. P. ROSSITER CUtcx-nzlm H. M. NEEIHJCR 1Altcrnute1 Decision: Dickinsnn, '2: Pcnn State 1. Decision: Sxx'nrthnmrc. 3: Penn State, 0. 1911-1912 QFESTION: Rcwln'd, That the United States is j11511118d in fortifying the Panama Canal. Franklin and Marshall-Penn State Debate Franklin and Marshall-Penn State Debate Lancaster State College Amrnwd for Penn State by Denied for Penn State hy If. S. Ross M. HORST H. V. CRANS'mN H. XV. N1cum.s J. A. KINNEY S. S. LEVISEE XVM. H.BUL1.ucK txlternatw XVM. D. MHIKH: L-Xltcrnate1 Decision: Three for Franklin Qt Marshall. Penn State, '2: Franklin Ck Marshall, 1. 1912-1913 QI'ESTION: RCJUI'E'l'd, That the judiciary should be subject to recall by their electorate, constitutionality conceded. Dickinson-Penn State Debate Swarthmore-Penn State Debate Carlisle State College Aftirnml for Penn State by Denied for Penn State by J. 1V. CARPENTER DEF. BARTOO F. C. ESSICK M. HORST C. W. DUPI'STADT E. S. Ross XV. A. GOOD UXltcrnatQ J. R. BRACKEN FAItcrnntd Decision: Three for Dickinson. Three for Penn State. 0: CD 03 mwgmmcw J m Good Essick Duppstzult Carpenter Eitkinsnn-Eenn Stat: iDzbate AT CARLISLE, MARCH 7. 1913. QUESTION Rcsolz'cd, That the judiciary should be subject to recall by their electorate, constitution- ality conceded. Ncgativc- Dickinso10 L. V. AUMAN A. F. BUBECK C. C. Com: Amrmativc- Pcnn Statd J. W. CARPENTER F. C. ESSICK C. W. DUPPSTADT XV. A. GOOD LAItcrnatQ Decision: Dickinson, 3; Penn State, 0. 384 Burton H nrst Ross Bracken smattbmnrz-Eznn State Hbchate ality conceded AlHrmzltive Sxx'urthmm'M R. W. BYE C. C. SMITH V. G. RUSSELL Dccxsion: 385 AT STATE COLLEGE, MARCH 8, 1.013. RFSUI'Z'Fd, That the judiciary should be subject to recall by thcir electorate. constitution- Ncgutich Ponn Statw I EIi M. hm m HORST E. S. Ross J. R. BRACKEN Lkltcrnatw Penn Stntc, 3; Swarthnmrc. 0. VA? ditt-au: m MWE i Stiles Carpcntvr Hrmkvn Intttclagg EDebate May 17, 1912 Ramlt-mi, That the mlnplinn nf the wal of judicial dwhimls. :15 :ulvncntul by Mr. Ruuxm'clL wnulrl prumutv thy general xwlfnrc, Aftirmutivvw4 IHIM Negative 4' IHIH 1?. li. 'l'umms j. R. HRM'KHN .X. j. Hl-Zl.rkl-X'H'f Ii, C. VmFx' U. ANDREWS J. XV, ?,iMhTI-ZN'IWCR IL W. VANHHRN thtcrnzmd . szm'rz LMu-rnntm Dccisiun: Ncgntivv, 3; Anirnmtivc, 0. Hrlfrochf 'Hmmus Andrews 386 HENDERSON ATKINSON 31mm ilDratnticals Forticth Contest The Auditorium, Monday,Ju11e 10, 1912 311 5117;11111sic 1V i111 My Meals . - - - - - College Orchestra LLRXT10N - - - - - uAmerica and the Seven Seas GUY W. BARUl-ZR ORATION - - - - - - - - iiOnr Patriotisuf, hVIIJJAM L. XVHITE ORATION - -- - - - - - . hCorruption in Politics RALPH C C0111; hiUSlCeiiIlcalt to Hunt Melody - - - - - Robcris ORATION - - - - A XVord for the Prisoner B. REED I'lExmaksuN ORATION - - - - - - - - Your Duty and Mine'i ROBERT F ATK 1 x SON ORATION - - - - - - - - - HARRY L. SH RYOCK MUSIC-hMiss Dudlesack - - - - - - - - Nelson Presentation of the Certificates Issued by the Board of Jrustces to the Ie 11 bers of the Intercollegiate Debating Teams Let Us Live JAMES A. KINNEY, T2 3111.115 HORST, i14 HENRY V. CRANSTON, ,15 SCOTT S. LEVJSEE, i112 EVERETT 5. Ross, 14 HARRY W. NICHOLS, F15 MILLARD L. BROWN, Alternate Orator THE PRIZES The Barloxx Oratmical Prize, $50 - - - - - B. REED HENDERSON The College Omtoricnl P1ize, $25 - - - - ROBERT E. ATKINSON THE JUDGES DR. ARTHUR HOLMES - - - - - University of Pennsylvania PRESIDENT I. HARVEY BRUMBAUGH - - - - uniata College COLONEL THOMAS P. ROBERTS, ,6'3 - - - - - - Pittsburgh Pa 387 WAV V TV- 1111 11$?ng 4 F551 hcbolambip 99m Awards for the Year 1912-1913 McAllistcr Scholarship Cmncrnn County - - - -. - Centre County - - - .. - - Dauphin County - - - - - Mihhn L'nunty - - . - - - 11211111111113; County - - - - - The Charles 1:. Barclay Scholarship for Cz1111cm11 County Stmc College High School Scholarship . - - - The John 1V. XVhitc Fellowship, 1354001 - - The john 1V. XYhilc Medal - - - The John 1V. 1Vhitu Senior Schoiarship, $2010 - The John 1V. TVhitc Junior Scholarship, $1.5m - - The John XV. XVhite Sophomore Scholarship. $10M - Louise Carnegie Scholarships, $1010 eacl0 - GEORGE L. 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Edilm' - - - - - - FRANK MULVHHLL Clu'rf lelngmplm- V - - HAROLD K. PLANK Qsanciatc QEnitnm C. N. Klzysm limux A. Munak 'A. Mtnmgv L'chmuu. RAYMOND J. MILLER 17.. N. SULLIVAN XYALTER II, SAVERY assistant artist; ADULMI L. FUELI. HENRY H'. CAMPBELL JULIUS $01.0 assistant managrm JAMES W'. CARPENTER Junx R. I'lmcxux Ihu'cr: FLEMING HANSEN. F. CRIMES assistant mbntograpbem Lump J. OBULD ARTHUR Rnruns Ak'nwu L. AHMAN 391 THE, MOVE J Parkinson Savory Mathers F Grubbs Barker Henderson R an Dose Krimmel wnns Hogarth CSS 19211:! Stat: m:nllegian Published on Thursday of each week during the college year by the students of the Pennsylvania State College in the interests of the Students, Faculty, Alumni and Friends of the College. Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief - - - - - R. M. EVANS, 13 Assislant Edilor - - M. A. KRIMMEL, 13 Associate Editors D. Hess, '14 J. R. MATHERS, ,15 XV. S. PARKINSON, JR, ,15 G. A. BARKER, ,13 J. D. HOGARTH, 14 F. C. D055, '14 Business Staff M. M. GRUIms, '13 - B. R. HENDERSON, ,13 Business Managrr - Assistant Manager - Associates L. B. KEELAN, 14 W. H. SAVERY, 14 E. B. MOYER, 14 392 Young Stoddard l Stomt Ilnehler Edimr-in-CIH'rf Assistant Editor - R. E. ATKINSON, K. C. IRELER, 13 E. F. STODDARD. 13 R, F. MACHAMIZR, 13 13 Buxinvss Jluuugvr .-'l.v.vixlaui Buxiurm Jlunugm's Ciruzlatinn Mmmgm' L. C. KREHS, ,13 R. O. ML'LKEY, 13 Henning Krebs Fisher Kaestner Mulkuy Trouszcr Kmybill Inzcrson Atkinson Ikclcr Horst Ubold Buker Adams Bran Btate farmer 750mb Editorial Staff - - H. R. KRAYIHLL V13 - - - - T. V. KEEFE, 13 Associate Editors H. P. YOFNG, ,13 C. S. An.ms, 14 Mlms HORST. 14 11. J. KAESTNER, 14 L. J. OBOLD, 14 P. S. BAKER, 15 J. M. STOL'DT, 1+1 A. E. FISHER, 15 Business Staff - - - - - W. 1.. TREMn-ZR, ' 14 - - j R. I SAYRE, 1 1 IS. R. HENNING, 15 Circulation Staff IL G. INGERSON 14 Assistants F. G. AsunROOK, :14 F. K. IIOEHLER, 14 m r mmmom A WAS? Miller Cecil Silver Lewis Stiles Fiskc 192ml Stat: jfrntb Published Quarterly by the Students of the Pcnnsyh-zmizz Slutc Cnllcgu m Portruy the Humorous Phase of College and Everyday Life. Editorial Staff Edi!m--in-Clxicf - - - - JAMES XILD MIIIER, 13 - - J. S. Lmnm JR.4,,1 Business Manager - Associates C L. CECIL, 13 E. C. STILEs, 14 P. D. PRATHER, '13 M. J. LEWIS, '14 D R. FISKE, 13 BRUCE BELL, '14 J R. SILVER, IR, ,14 B. J. STURTIVANT, 15 C. E. KEFFEL, ,16 394 'I. 15.1 Lieutenant 28m Inf: Intry Commandant of Cadets H. LOVVIL Cadet, Field Colonel Commanding Regiment 01mm ngiment Major Commanding First Battalion Major Commanding Second Battalion Major Commanding Third Battaiion Regimental Adjutant Regimental Quartermaster Regimental Commissarv Battalion Adjutant First Battalion Battalion Adjutant Second Bmtalion Battalion Adjutant Third Battalion Regimental Sergeant Major U. S. M. C. ALLEN A. Retired Adjutant to Commandant of Cadets and Staff Officers Non-Commissioned Staff Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant Regimental Commissary Sergeant Sergeant Major First Battalion Sergeant Major Second Battalion - Sergeant Major Third Battalion Regimental Color Sergeant Regimental Color Sergeant Chief Musician Drum Major 396 A. L. SOLLEDER - - G. T, ROGERS K. C. IKELER - H. T. KINNEY W. A. MOYER - E. J. DUNNING H. T. XVEBNER J, M. SANDEL - - R. 11 RxDCLIFFE C. B. D0111: F. K. HOEIILER - 1V. R. STEWART F. J. MULVImLL - - - B. C. LUKENS G. H. WILLIAMS C. D, BALL - - L. F. XVoon - O. B. GIPPLE P. J. BRADY F. C. DOSCH H. FERGUS K. C. IKELER H. T. KINNEY W. R. MCKNIGHT V. A. MOYER .CHURCH .Gonsucu .G RUNDHOEI I LR dtumpany QDtticzts Captains First Lieutenants Second Licutenants 397 I. S. NIPPES D. S. NORRIS R. R. ROBINSON N. B. ROSENBERGER R C SPIEGEL C. M. JONES J. M. SANDEL D. XV. SMITH E. N. SULLIVAN H. T. VVEBNER J. J. WHEELER J J MCGARRIGIE E. 5. R0 055 E. W. SMITH H. A. M. LyNDERHILL magnum .35 .559 5?; 3:5. .57. 5:an .mp7. 395w; 535w Etoazuz 5!.::z Eran hmcmrr mi; 62552 .3 gm 5:: 83:6 .38 355?ng VAVK mammowa 4 w the Robitussin: XVith the growth uf the cullege, the increased interest in athletics and the advancement of 1111 hrzmehes of activities there is bound to he an ex- pansion along the lines of music if Penn State is to depart heynnd the present prescribed circle. Professor Clarence C. Robinson and Mrs. Robinson have been chosen the pioneers of this forward step in music here at college. Professor Ruhinson is :1 leader of exceptional ability in the art of music. He has been before the public in professional work for ten years and is thoroughly familiar with classes of music, possessing the talents 6f :1 composer, singer, and director. His amhition is far reaching, and his being called to Penn State means a great deal to the students as well as to 1111 alumni and friends of the college; PROF. ROBINSON It is difficult to estimate the value of a good name. Mrs. Robinson has acquired not Only the reputation of being an emcient pianist, but has proven her ability as an accompanist of marked efheiency. In general, it may he said that Penn State is exceedingly fortunate in having Pro- fessor and Mrs. Robinson here to introduce into the student life one of the greatest of all nrtsW the art of music. MRS. ROBINSON 400 i . L mmlaom CLOSE Y'U Ems UP HONEY. ,EN 1 DONE TELL You A STORY.,' 19mm? muartette First Tenor - - R. W. HEIM Second Tenor . - - - - S. J. KEISTER First Baxs - - - - - J. A. LEYDON Second Bass . , - - - - H. P. VAIL QEDB Q6128 QLlub Dirvr'lor - Buxinvxx Jluuugcl' Trvaxul'm' - Lcadvr - - Arcompum'xl - :hxisi 1111f Jlu u agvl'x R. F. BUCK. '13 H. M, JAMES, ,13 R. 1V. HEIM, '13 H. C. BALDWIN, '1-1 A. M. UNDERIIIIL, '11 1V. T. KERR, 113 E. N. SULLIVAN, '11 R. M, Ktmx, 114 J. D. 11001111111, '14 XV. D. FULLER, '14 W'. J. GAUTHIER. '14 S. J. anmm, 1111 J. H. 1VAT50N, '14 J. 11', LEWIS, '13 G. Molrlrl'r'r, '13 J. D. PIIARO, '13 A. I. UNDERWOOD, '13 M. E. Km551.12v,'13 M. S. RITTER, '13 11. A. JARRET, V13 17.. W'. SMITH, 11-1 11 C. BAILEY, '14 B. 1V. BELL, '14 R. L. MYERS, 'H W, L. 1Vul'nz, '13 R. R. JENKINS, '14 J. R, BRACKHN, '11 G. L. HAssukT. '15 G. N. FISHER. '15 XV. R. KUHLMAN, '15 XV. R. DUTlsm-LE, '15 71183: 1944 LA: a W 1 615m Qtluh OFFICERS CLARENCE C. Romxsnx - - - N. S. Guunns, '13 - - 13mm. J. P. C.u.m:1m'onn GLENN XV. MUFFITT. '13 MRS. C. C. Romxmx - J, 13. FREEMAN .xxn R. L. MYERS, '11 First Tenors C. HURROCKS. ,15 C. J. KI'HLMANN, '15 C. E. TAYLOR, '16 1V. L. BAKER, '16 A H. MAIMVARIXG, Second Tenors D. HESS, '14 W. D. EYNUN, '15 I3. 12. THOMAS, '15 II. A. NEEIA', '15 1. M. HARVEV. '16 A. L. GILLESHE. '16 V. L. AYERS, '16 S. D. HILDl-ZHRANT, '16 First Bass 3. L. FLEMING, '14 J. E. FREEMAN, '14 D. R. REEDER, '14 J. A. LEYDEN. y14 W'. R. STEWART. '15 J. 17.. GRAHAM, '15 J. 1. Smmmzk, '15 R. FRETZ, '16 1. M. BROWN. '16 i 12. NIATIIEWS. '16 S. J. MILLARD, '16 Second Bass 13. T . O'r'mn-IR. 1.5 17.. G. HALL. '15 D. XV. SIMLER, '1 R. L. STALEY, '16 II, 1?. Ercmau, '16 1. C. JUNIES,'1U II. P. V.m., '16 5 403 '11 i R. MOORE, 116 11'. 11. JONES, '16 W. L. KESTER. '16 P. G. ARMSTRONG. Special H. LENKER. '16 R. FORESTER, '16 H. G. MCCARTNEY, '16 1V. R. .MASON, '16 XV. D. SWOPE, Special E. L. BOWMAN, Special 5. R. HILDEBRAND'I', 116 J. E. SHREFFLER, '16 A. B. Mum, '16 F. J. BAAB, '16 C. YoDER, '16 1:. B. SUMMER. '16 E. S. 1VARNER, '16 R. M. XVILLARIJ, '16 J. M. HURXER, G. A. GILLESHE, Special II. R. l'IllNNl-ZY, '16 C. 31. LOGAN, '16 G. L. NEELY, '16 1:. 1'1. LUCAS, '16 E. P. MALTm', '16 R. R. ALBERT. '16 W. R. SKILLMAN, '16 II. A. 511-101le16 F 111:;1MM01115 J dtbe anst to Qtuast min of 11:11: 11921111 em: 6122 mun T12 :50 A M., March 15 the Penn State Glee Club left to take one of the most extensive and important trips e1' er afforded to any similar organization at Penn State. For months prc1'ions,tl1e prospects of this trip were :111 important topic of discussion. But it 11:15 not until after Christmas vacation that it 11:15 defi- nitely learned that the trip would be taken and that real preparation for it be eag 11 The possibility of such :1 trip was made real hy the Szmte Fe Railroad. For several years past this company 11:15 111:1i111:tined reading rooms for its employees at :111 its division points. Through these entertainment is fur- nished for the empIOyees and their families. This year the Penn State Glee Club was selected to give :1 series of concerts at vari- ous points along the road. It was, however, largely through the efforts of E. H. Hol- Iister, Ex. ill, in the employment of the Sante Fe Railroad, President Sparks, Prof. C. C Robinson, and Manager N. S. Grubhs, that the selection was secured and that the high degree of succesg was attained After :1 hearty farewell by their fellow students. the Glee Club set out full of en- thusiasm and Penn State spirit, for the Pacitic eu:1st.'liheir first stop was Pittsburgh, where :1 concert 11:15 given in the Allegheny High School after a light supper served by the domestic science department of that school.Sui1d:1y evening at 6' .30 the Club left for Chicago. But few hours could he spent in that city. After a few Hying visits to various parts of it, the men assembled and the trip proper began. 1Vith everyone enthusiastic and making as much noise as pos- sible, trying to locate himself in his particular part of the private car, the afternoon passed very quickly Mareeline, Missouri, was reached at 10 :45 that evening. After breakfast the following morning, everyone was out inspecting the town. The day passed rather slowly. But nevertheless, the concert given in the evening before :111 appreciatiw audience 11:15 declared thL host ev er given in thL tn11n. lhe following evwening the sec- 0nd concert 11:15 given in Ne w- tnn, Kansas. This flourishing little town was progressive and dLmonstrated the same by being in possession of :1 Ired Harvey eating house, and 2111 overtinwing audience which shoxxed thLir ap- prLLintion after the concert in the form of a real dance, where the ladies and girls prov ed to the boys that Newton was 011 the map. The next stop was Arkansas City. Kansas. Upon exploring the 404 I mmkom town, the boys spied the High c11001. and without invitation, en- tered and soon concentrated them- selves 111 a arge asse1111y room before an audience of several 111111- dred young, eager-looking pupils. song was sung, :111 applause; a 5010, :111 applause; a selection by the quarte,t an applause; a selected selection from our friend Austin, :111 applause, and 1111:1113! evening concert the boys 11111 theior best to show their appreciutim the girls who so faithfully entertained them the previous afternoon. :11' 1i1g this southern 101111, the C11111 1'1011ged 011 to Dodge City, Kansas. gave cert and left for Colorado 11 11:15 :1 living trip, for breakfast was serv ed in Kansas din- 11cri11 Oklahoma, and 5111111111 in C0 10r:1110 111 La Junta :1 thrilling e111ert:1i11111e111 11as given befo ore an audience ofn1eh 111:1g11it1111e :111d 111te11ge111'eh1' 1:11:11 the cravings of a college than, :11111 :1ec11r11i1'i'g'1y had prepared for a receptioii :11111 :i dance. 'tster Sunday followed. Everyone 11:15 be11'ai1i11g the fact that the train 11011111 not reach the next 1111111 in time for c1111re11.B11t worse than this, the much anticipated Easter 1i1111er came to grie or 0111' tr 1111 was late Eve at that, upon our arrival, nothing could 1.1ee found but a small 1101 1:1 to :1ee01111110date 11s Ea r11' the next morning we O'a110ke to End 0111'- selves in Los Vegas New Mex 111c Here th iere were 50 111:1111' attractions that the boys divided into 51112111 exploring panics taking in the various amusements etc. of the t01111.011r director made quite a hit 1111e11 he dove into :1 511:111011'511'imming pool, 01' as he rose: :1 111111111 011 his head 11:15 oing likewise. A special i111 tation :11'1 ter the concert found all the boys gathered at 1111 21111111111 11:111. Everybody was 1:1'1ki11g :1 hit. 13 11:11 '1rt1' H1111ister hit the hi gh places that 1:1' 1:11i11g 11I1e11 entering the Pullman c:1r.11'itl1011t seeing tl1e:'11111re1i:1te11 car door openi1 1g Going 11081 the c:1r10:111 of musicians visited the peculiar 111111: 101111 of 5:111 Marcial 11here the houses are 11it 0 name n1111. heir :111101110 hiles 11L re of similar structure too, as experienced by several of the fellows 11'110 ventured :1 trip to the mountains and were c0111pe111'11 to assist the hand car home. A number of 1 1e boys never saw :1 western badger tight after n1id11ight.So most of them 11it11essed :1 very interesting 011e,:111d, as to the result. ask Log At A11111querq11e, 11c were met :11 the station apparently by the whole 101111. After supper we were ushered 11y the girls to :1 111:1g11it'1ce11t dance hall where the re- 111ai1111er 11ft11e owning was spei The followingl morning, the girls brougiitI their cars 10 he 11111111 :111110 the Indizins the Vexiczu'i buildings; and the magniticent 11101111111111 SLener1. 405 17511 F mi, 1114 1mm 1. 1111- 110111110 111 11'i11511111'111111 151311512111, Arizona, grcctcd us 111 the 11951 1111111111-1' pussihlc. Large appreciative :1111111-111'1-5 uncuuragul 11s :11 to 1111 11111' 111-51, 111111111111 evening, 1111111111-1' x'cx'cH arrived :11 Needles, C111if111'111z1, 111rcc 11111115 1:110 and $111110 of us cxpuclcd 111 111.- stuck altogether. 11111 111C 1111151 suffering 11:15 1111111: by the :111111- c11cc.1111ic11 :111 11111. 111110 111111 1101-11 waning: pz11ic1111y 11:11 1110 .11'1'i1' 11 11f111cGlccC11111 111C 111111r1111c, in singing Is 11 11111 Enough? 111.111c the 11ig'rc51 11i1,:1511v1'1s very 2111111'1111111110. considering 1111- 11-111pcr21tu1'c. California. with its 11111111 and deciduous 111-0., was quite a contrast to 11:11'1'c11 Arizona and New Mexico. 1105 Angclcs, the terminus 11:15 111cclim11x of 211. Icrc lavish entertain- ments fol1r1wcd 0111: after :11111111-r. rips tn 111111-11 111:1C1-al1z11111111-1e, informal concerts, 11'crc 11111 few 0f the treats in stnrc for 11s. The rcturn trip, :111111111g11 11111 50 ex- citing. was nevertliclcss i1110rcs1ing 111 all. A day at 1114.- Gmml Canyon, :1111111101' 211 the ruins of 1118 cliff c111c11crs 111111 '1 11211f 11111' 111 Chicago preventedl any 11111111110111' 1 111111- 11'. 1'11 3.00 P. 31.. lucsnlm' A1111 11 $1,111- 1111'1- Once more 111 State College. One of the grandest trips 01' 01' cnjovcd 11V 11 group of 1 c1111 Smtc students 11:15 0vc1'. 11 afforded 311111111101't11nity 1111' the college. represented 111'11 - 1100 C11111 111111'111'c its true 11'11r111 11cvm1c1 1111.- 1imits of its own 51111:,01' su'tinn 11 1119 countrv: 1'111 opportunitv 10 bring back 01d PC1111 51:111- spirit to all alumni sc2111c1'c11 through the 11'cst'1md 1111 oppolrtunity of education and pleasure 111 those 11110 were fortunate enough 10 take 2111 active part in it. wantolin club Jllanagm' - - - Lcadcr - - - - - .455 t. Managvr - - - - Treasurrr - - - - - First Mandolins E. M. ARMSBY, :13 R. G. BAILEY, ,13 R. S. Towxssxn, ,13 J. D. CARPENTER, 14 Second Mandolins J. W. DUNNING, 14 A. L. HEINEMANN, 13 J. R. SILVER, JR, 14 C. Z. KELLER, 15 Guitars V. R. STEWART, 15 C. D. WINTER, 14 A. L. GILLESPIE, y16 Violins E. F. GRUNDHOEFFER. ,14 R. A. OIIRIEN, 14 407 Banjo R. G. SPIEGLE, U3 - N. S. Gkunns, 13 E. N. SULLIVAN. 14 C. R. MURRAY, ,13 PROF. J. P. CALDERWOOD E. A. SIEGI.ER, ,15 H. J. WILLIAMS, :16 A. R. Cox, E. N. SULLTVAN, '14 A. BL SMITH. ,16 C. R. MURRAY, 13 F. BALLOU, 11i S. N. VanTMAN, 14 II. L. SIIRYOCK. 13 Cello R. R. RmuxsoN, ,13 atbe QIaDet 75am: w L Qtahet 215mm lJircvlur Prcsidml Vice Prvsidmf Firm Ijvummul - Secretary 'I'rmxurrr Priuu'fvul Jllwiria H - Comets W. G. POWELL, ,16 L, W. BURNS, 15 C. M. JONES, ,13 D. B. Bkonsnalx, 17. Trombones G. W. CRAWFORD, yH V. H. XVEIGIJa. Special C. C. DAETWYLER, HS J. D. MORRow, y16 A. D. CLAPP, 14 Baritone R. E. GEARY, y16 Saxophones J. A. WATSON, 16 L. H. Jlumilxs. H Tubas L. D. HUMES, 14 XV. T. ELDER, 16 H. E. BACKUS, Special Piccolo D. A. MATTESON, 13 Property J. E. GRAHAM, 1:3 409 . F. XVOOD, ,13 . EICHEIBERGER, 15 w l J - CAPTAIN V. A. MOYER, '1'2 SMH'EL REDSECKER, 14 - G. V. CRAWFORD, ?14 C. M. JONES, 13 J T. Jnnsox. ,14 PRtH . J. S. CRANDELI. 1-. F. W'oon. 13 Altos J. K. RUMMEI., '15: F. E. BUSCH, 16 Clarinets G. A. SUMMER, '14 W. B. STRICKLER, '15 J. T. JAMISON, 14 II. E. CURL, 14 J. C. JOHNSON, ,15 Drums REDSECKER. '14 S. J. G. VEDER, ,16 Drum Major 0. B. GIPPEL, 15 m F mmwm J 'lelbe 'ZILszpiana OFFICERS Prvsidcut - - - - - ALHERT M. HUUVIEN, ,13 Vice Pr'midcu! - - - - - S. JAMES KII'ZSTER, ,14 Trcusm'cz' - - - - - BURTON A. DARRAGH, 43 Manager - - - - - - DONALD K. SKINNER, 13 .Aldz'vr'lismg Manager - - - G. BRUCE BUTTERFIELD, 13 Assislunl Mmmgrr - - - CLYDE S. VAN REED, 914 Assixlaut Managm' - - - - HARRY G. SIIUPE, ,14 Elvrlrician - - - - PHILIP S. FRYHERGER, ,13 Honorary Members PROF, FRED L. PATTEE PROF. JOHN S. CRANDEIL PROF. JOHN H. FRIZZEIJ. Du. C. XV, S'mmmxn Active Members E. F. JAMES, ,13 J. D. HOGARTH, y1-1 D, K. SKINNER, ,13 R. L. MYERS, 14 G. R. Bl'TFERl-VIELD, '13 C. E. CRONEMEYER, 13 H. M. CLARKE, 13 J. A. LEYDEN, '14 J. E, FREEMAN, '14 W. H. PATTERSON, U3 W'. J. GAI'THIER. '14 W'. XV. V1IE'I sTONE. 15 H. C. MCCUNNHL. 13 XV. S. xVILSUN, Spccial G, T. ROGERS, WIS A. N. ernAu, 15 D. E. XVELTY, '15 410 111191: 1911111122 mrigann dtbe Ebespians Violettn, :1 Gypsy. The King, :111 Outlnwcd Nohlcman The Coloncl, an Outluwcd Nohlcman Jack Iicnshm1, :111 Enterprising Young Produced by CAST 111C Mascot 0f the 13:11111 - - Amer man Tom Brooks, 1111 Entcxprising; Y'nung American - Mrs. L111111.,s1011-C01cs, 21 Cl1:11'111ing XVidou Chapcroning Dorothy. Ilcr Dnughtcr - Gwendolyn, Her Daughter - Di111it1'y, :1 Shepherd - - - 01111.3 D. P. 1111111211, ,13 XV. S. 11711150111, Special G. T. ROGERS, ,13 1V. D. TOWNSEND, Special N. C. LI-lell-ZNSIH-ZRGER, 45 1V. 1V. 1V111:TS'1'0NE, 15 E. F. JAMES, ,13 1?. N. MVNHALL, '1-3 CHORUS 411 - - M. - - XV. - H. G. MEN ALBERT M. HOOVEN, U3 H. M. CLARKE, '13 J. E. GRAHAM, 1.5 B. A. DARRAGH, i123 JORDAN GxUTnIER il-l R F. DE-XNE '13 1V. IT. PATTERSON, ,13 F. G. AsuanK, B. BRUSH, Special - H. M. BLACK. D. E. VVELTY, L. S. RAYNOR, L. H. SCHULTZ, M1LLER, - - XV. C. JIMESON, E. KRESSLEY, ,1-1 16 ,15 ilG ,15 ,15 '16 '15 QEbe Rivals Produced by the Libetal arts $ociet2 CAST Sir Anthony Absolute - - - - - - MR. EVERETT S. Ross, ,14 Captain Jack Absolute - - - - - MR. HARRY W. NICHOLS, ,15 Faulkland - - - - - - MR. JOSEPH C. RUSSELL, 15 Bob Acres - . - - - - MR. ANDREW W. TUHOLSKI, 13 Sir Lucius OTriggcr - - - - - MR. RAYMOND A. KESTER, 15 Mrs. Malaprop - - - - - Mlss JEAN L. MCNARNEY, '13 Lydia Languish - - - - - - Miss HELEN WHITE, , ulia - - - - - - - - MISS MARY K. JACKSON, '14 Lucy - - - - - - - sts FLORENCE POWDERMAKER, '15 ag - - - - - - - - MR. WILLIAM M. ALLEN, '15 David - - - - - - MR. LAWRENCE R. WARNER, ,14 Boy - - - - - - - - MR. CLIFFORD HORROCKS, '15 Synopsis Place-England. Time-1750. Time of Plot-Fivc hours. ACT I-Scene l. a dressing room in Mrs. Malaprop's lodgings. ACT II Scene 1, Captain Absolutefs lodgings. Scene 2, the North Parade. ACT III-Sccne 1, the North Parade. Scene 2, Mrs. Malapropk lodgings. Scene 3, Acrds lodgings. 412 19. w. 01:. 2t. 191a? c1120 usin Rate A Comedy in Three Acts CAST Heath Desmond, an Artist - - - - MR. DEERING Rev. James Bartlett - - . MR. HUGHES Bobby Spencer, 21 School Bm - ' - - MR. LXNCOLN Mrs. Spencer, :1 Widow - - Mlss VVILLIAMS Amey Spencer - - , v - sts I-IEUER Jane, :1 Servant - - - Mlss GUTHRIE Cousin Kate - - -- . - Mlss ANCONA Synopsis Place-A rural district of England. Time-The present. ACT I Mrs. Spencer's living room. ACT II-The empty house. ACT III Mrs. Spencefs living room. 413 ausgefuehrt bum EDwtscbe 19min Hierman Play? alt ipeiuelhetg In Fun! Akten CAST Karl Heinrich. lirhpriny. v. Suchscn Karlsburg A. J. HELFRIZCIIT Sumtsminis'tcr vml I'Imlgk. 6x0 - - E. R. OHBRICII Ilofmzn'slmll Frcihcrr vrm Pusm-rgc. cxc. - - E. C. KECK Knmmcrhcrr Rnron vnn Mowing: - - F. P, SCIILATTHR Knmnmrhorr Bnrnn vrm Ih'citcnbnch - - R. XV. PHILIPS Du Phil. Jucttncr - - - - - H, L. SHRYOCK Lutz, Kmnmcwlicncr - - - - K. SZI.UPPAS Dctlcr Gmf vrm Astcrlwrg - - - M. A. SIIEPPACII Karl BiIz - - - - - - G. G. WEAVER Kurt Engelbrccht - - - Dram: XVILLIAMS chr letztc drci vnm Cnrps SaxonLG Von VVcdcll, Snxo-lmrussc - - - - H. C. EBERT Rucder, Gastwirt - - - - - - T. FINE Frau Rueder - - - - - MISS E. II. ERNST Frau Docrffcl. rlcx'cn Tame - -- - MISS M. HILLER Kcllcrmann - - - - .. V. G. BURNS Kathie - - - - - - MISS M. C. WILSON UiIcrzng'I. Bcdientd Schoelcrmnnn - - - - - - R. S. SCULL Glzmz - - - - x - - I. E. LONG Renter - - - ' - - T. L. PEROT, JR. ankni - -- - - - - J. R. EICIIENIEERG 414 1N Ml5 K H, -m: .u -.A;.W-dk wum-M, .. q...- .14? J. . . . .J 219.3. S... .HHF-wah 5310.! .N ...u $2? Hui... .. ;;551. 9. 9 iv. .. iii: .35 u .724. 5779mm; m: ., ' :1 TQ-F-VN,+ m wan; . . L K... . 4:2? WAV mmmem A 3 8 a.- h. OQODH o 0- u-t 5m 1IOHO oomsx 3 b-A O '3 .- lOt-n wmwm 9 10 2 5 R Gtalanar for QEommzncemznt mm FRIDAY, JUNE 7 :00 p. m. BasclmlL-Sophomorc vs. Frcshmz111 Bcaver Field. :00 p. m.-Thc Pharsonians- -Amlitorium. SATURDAY, JUNE 8 :00 a. m.-Annual Concert C0lIcgc Cadet Band-Front Campus. :00 a. m.-Rcview of the Regiment of College Cadets by General James A. Beaver. Bello- fonte, Pa.-Beaven Field. :00 p. m.-Interclass Track Mcct-Beaver Field. :00 p. m.-Baseball-University of Pittsburgh vs. State Bcavcr Field. :45 p. m.-Concert Co11ege Musical Clubs-Auditorium. :00 p. mr-Campus Singing Scnior Class-Scnior Benches. SUNDAY, JUNE 9 :30 a. m.-leccalaureatc Scrmon-Dr. Arthur Holmes. University of Pennsylvania, Phila- delphia, Dean-elcct 0f the General'Faculty-Auditorium. :00 p. m.-Sacrcd Concert-Collcge Cadet Band Fr0nt Campus, :30 p. m.-Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. Meetinngront Campus. :00 p. m.-Sacred Conccrt-Auditorium. MONDAY, JUNE 10 :00 a. 111. C1ass Day Exercises of the Class of 1912 -1' ront Campus. :30 p. m.--Socccr Football-Sophomore vs. Frcshman-Bcnvcr Ficld. :00 p. nh-Track Meet-Carncgie Technical Schools vs. Statc-Bcavcr Field. :80 p. m. Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees Carncgic Library. :00 p. m-Junior Oratorical Contest-A-.xditorium. :30 p. m. Phi10chorean Recepti0n -R'IcA11istcr Hull. TUESDAY, JUNE 11 :00-10:30 a. nL-Alumni Business Mecting-Old Chapel. :30 a. 111. Annu:1l Busincss Meeting of the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Fraternity-mAuditorium Foyer. :00 a. m. Puinc XVclcomc lo the Class of 732 Gee Alumni postcry-Auditorium. :00 p. m. Trustee Elections-Delcgates, Old Chapel: Alumni, Room 114 Main. :00 p. m.-Alumni Paradc-Old Main to Beaver Field. :30 p. nL-BaschaIl Lchigh University vs. Smtc-Bcaver Field. :00 p. m.-J ic Commandant hy the Thespians A11dit0rium. :00 p. nL-Alumni RCCCption-McAleter Hall. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12 :45 a. 111. Commcnccment Procession-Camcgic Library. :00 a. m. C0mmcnccmcnt ExCrciscs-Auditorium. Address-Dr, Newcll Dwight Hillis, Brooklyn, N. Y., hThe Republic and the Leader- ship of Its Educated Men. :00 p. 111. Y. M. C. A. Bcnclit-J Tl1e College Boyk Wedding -Auditorium. :00-GNU p. m.-Rccepti0n to Commencement Gucsts-Prcsident's Lawn, West Campus. :00 p. nL-Jnninr Farewell Reception t0 Seniors Armory. 416 dtummencemmt, 1912 1912's Cnmnwneetnent festivities began on Friday. June 7, a day marked lty the arrival of hundreds of fair and other guests. who in the afternmm witnessed the defeat of the Freshman baseball team at the hands of 191-1. The event of that evening,r was the Phar- sonian Minstrel Show in the Antlitoritnnl On Saturday the annual Cadet Band Concert was followed by the review of the Catht Regiment by Gen. James A. Beaver, 0f Bellefonte, After the holding; of the inter-Class track meet the Penn State varsity won a decisive victory over Pitt's baseball team On New Beaver Field. The evening was devoted to the College Musical Clnlfs Concert and to the custom of Seniur campus singing. The usual Baccalaureate Sermon was preached on Sunday by Dr, Arthur Holmes, Dean-elect 0f the General liaenlty. Two sacred concerts were held on Sunday, one in the afternoon by the hand, the other by combined musical organizations in the evening. The Class Day exercises of 19113, held Monday morning at the Punch Bowl. were both entertaining and impressive. The Junior Oratorical Cnntest, an important literary event, occupied a part of Monday evening, the rest of which was taken up by numerous dances and receptions in all parts 01' the town. In the afternoon Penn State easily defeated Car- negie Tech in a tlnal track meet, while the Sophomore-Freshman Soccer game resulted in a victory for neither side. Monday was also the date of the annual meeting of the Board of College Trustees. Tuesday, June 11, was Alumni Day, and visiting alumni held a business meetingr in the Oltl Chapel at 5'21 ! a. m. Other important meetings were that of Phi Kappa Phi and that held for the election of trustees. A feature of the day was the presence of most Of the living members of the Class of 1862, who were given a pnhlic welcome in the Audi- torium. After attending the Thespian performance, The Commandant, the alumni were tendered a reception in McAllister llall. In the afternoon the varsity nine defeated Lehigh in one of the most exciting games of the year. Dr. N. D. Hillis. of Brooklyn, spoke at the Cmnmencement exercises tVetlnesday on The Republic and the Leadership of Its Educated Men. At this time each of the Seniors was presented with that certificate of toil, the Diploma. President Sparks received the Commencement guests at his home in the afternoon. The Y. M. C. A. show, The College Boy's W'etltling, furnished pleasant entertainment, and in the evening the Junior Prom and the Sophomore Ball finished Commencement hVeek with a blaze of glory. 418 m t WELMMOVEE J wenngplbania Elba? MORE successful Pennsylvania Day than the one celebrated this year has not been known for :1 number of years. Never before have so many features of interest to us and to our guests been enjoyed on Pennsylvania Day and the few days following it, when we cele- brate one 01' 0111' most important occasions at Penn State. The pleasantness of the weather contrib- uted largely to the success of the week. The Pennsylvania Day celebration began Novem- ber 22. with the great inter-depzlrtment in- dustrial parade. mntle up of carefully planned Hoats designed to show just what the college is doing along the line of preparing her stu- dents for the various activities of life. The parade was reviewed by President Sparks, Governor and Mrst Tener. Senator Penrose, General Stewart. Congressman Olmsteutl. Attorney General Powell. Hon. H. E. Alter. Hon. J. D. Callet'y. and many members of our legislature, who were guests of Penn State. The formal dedication of the new Engineering Building by Governor 'liener was fol- lowed by what proved to be the most distinctive feature of the day-the mass meeting in the Auditorium. At this time entertaining talks were given by Governnr Tenor, Mr. Bell, and Senator Penrose. Songs by the Geo Club. college yells, and the Alma Materii closed the program. The Cadet regiment was reviewed in the afternoon by General Stewart, Lieutenant Lowe and Colonel Solleder, and the scene was very impressive. Innnediately afterward came the exciting Sophomore-Freshman football game, which resulted in a tie score. The big social feature of the day was the animal Pennsylvania Day dance. held in the Armory in the evening. The decorations were beautiful, costumes brilliant. and the anair was enjoyed by all. Governor and Mrs. Tener received infornmlly at the Ladies, Cottage on Saturday after- noon. and many took the opportunity of becoming acquainted with the state's chief executive. On Saturday evening the Pennsylvania Day guests attended Mlihe Rivals. produced by members of the Liberal Arts Society. A great deal of satisfaction may be felt by everyone from the events which took place. Our visitors were enabled to see and hear a large part of what we have to offer, and. we hope, were favorably impressed. To the students, faculty, trustees and friends of the college it was a source of great pleasure to entertain our guests: and we may at least feel that nothing within our power was left undone in the celebration of our recent Penn- sylvania Day. 419 m 1 mrggmgm Q V3 NC ES Junior asgemblg .Xmmuv, JUNE 1'3, 191'3 Committee 17.. R. STEWART, Chairman . l. H. Pumm I. F. MILLER G. '1'. RODGERS R. W. IIEIM H. E. SHORE G. P. MURPHY I. S. NIPPES S. M. REX Ezanzglhania EBay mam: ARMORY, NOVEMBER 2'2, 1912 Committee H. K. SKINNER, Chairman 12, R. STEWART A. M. HOOVEN R. M. MABEE E. B. DEETER Bopbnmm 190p .XerIJJSTI-zk HALL, JUNE 1'2, 1912 Comminee J S. LEFFLER. Chairman P. 11'. Rlsuliu, L. 13. KEELAN football EDance ARMORY, FEBRUARY 1'2, 1913 Committee J. 1.. MAUTHE, Chairman R. B. WHITNEY J. D. BEBOUT E. E. MILLER 420 TEE: mimom L $31 Quailttaty 390p ARMORY, MAY 2, 1913 Committee MAJOR J. D. PHAno, Chairm an LIEUTENANT J. D. HOGARTH LIEUTENANT F. C. DOSE senior dtotilliuns ARMORY Comminee . H. 1:. WATSON. Chairman J. HOWELL DEAN R. F. H. P. SWISHER R. B. SAYLOR 421 juniot manquet COLONNADE HOTEL PHILADELPHIA November 1, 1912 Toasts R. H. CRAIG, Toastmaster Vocal Solo - - - - - - - , J. 'Our La Vie - . - - .. - . Athlctics - - - . - - . C. Quality and Quantity - - . . Three Hits - - - . .. , A. LEYDON M. HORST A. KEYSER R. B. RUDY W . WEBER Smoky - - - - - - - - - M. W. LISSE Hen Jensen - . ' - - - - H. H. XVETZEL Bush Wm? - - - - - - - P. E. REINHARDT hBlack Clouds - , - - - - W. J. GAUTHIER Beautiful San , - - .. - - - W. B. HUBBERT Committee XV. H. SAVERY, Chairman J. E. FREEMAN J. N. MOYER W. R. MOORE M. GILLETTE G. R. GAGE H. H. WETZEL 422 92$ L m2 ELM maxing Senior 2Banquet FORT PITT HOTEL, PITTSBURGH, November 29, Toas ls B. R. HENDERSON. Toastmaster J. 1913. - - J. L. MAUTHE - - B. A. DARRAGH 1 R. E. ATKINSON - - G. R. PAGE - - D. W. VERY 11. G. CLARK , 1912 - - PARKI N SON - - HILL . - M ATH ERS 1 - 1VA RDW ELL - - - FRA NTZ - - C A M PRELL Gladiators - - - - . - - 11Chicken1, - -- - - . - - Alumni'y - - w - - . - - Bobos - - - - - - . .1Auf wicder seth - - . - - - Committee H. P. KOCHER, Chuirnmn A. F. BROWN P. T, BEVAN P. S. FRYHERGER bopbomotz IBanquet HOTEL WALTON, PHILADELMHA, November 1 Toasts G. H. GLEASON, Toastmaster 11VVomen'1 - - - - - - - nScraps - - - - - - - . 101111 Future 1 - - - - 1 , uAthletics - - - - - - - - Faculty - - - - - - - Old State - - - - 1 - - Committee D. E. XVELTY, Chairman .73 F F. K. HOEHLER C. A. LORD 0 .71 LANGDON MILLER MINING MUSEK'M INTERIOR OF LIBRARY 11911 mmmem A FRANK N. D. 1317111111121 111 1902 Mr.B11chm:1n completed his theological course and accepted :1 ca to He 1'b,r00k 11he1'ehe stayed four years.D11ri11g that time he visited. Europe to study meth- ads of City Mission Work, and in the Fall of 1906 he began in Philadelphia the Luther Hospice work which has since been extended to many other large cities After serving three years the1c and spending another year in travel abroad 111121311chn1an returned to this country and 100k charge of the Y. M C. A work here at PC1111 State. Under his i11fi11e11ce the work 11:15 de1e10ped since then to :1 p0511i011 today whom it Challenges the attention of Chris- tian workers throughout the country. SEC. BUCH MAN 11011141111 R. 1114211111 Robert R. Reed 11:15 horn in D11Bois, Pa, in 1882. 110 11.15 graduated from the DuBois High School 111 1898, and after spending two years at Mercersburg Academy he en- tered Princeton University, where he 1v :15 graduated in 1904. T11 1'0 years were spent in teaching in the D11Bois High School. lhe next three years 11cre spent in the W'estcrn Theological Seminary, at Pittsburgh. Here 1V.1r Reed won :1 SILhOlzn'ship 11hich was taken abroad in the L ni1ersity 0fILi11siL.GL-r111:1111'. Three semesters USHW 111 11 UL spent there studying theological and philosophical Slli1jCLtS.iiL rL111111LL1 t0 Am nerica and was called in October 1011 to act :15 chaplain at Penn State during the illness of the late Dr. Gill. Last year at commencement he 11:15 appointul Chaplain 11f the Lollcge and assistant of Biblical literature. CHAPLAIN REED JOSEPH E. PLA'm' E.P1att after 1110 ycms of the telephone busicncss Lntered PC1111 State in 1906 with the intention of 10 cm- ing' an electrical L-11gi11ce1'.1Vhile in college his activities 11ere chiefiy 111 the various class st1111ts,LA VIE :111 M, s 110:1: 111111 the Christian Associa- tion led him to SLc the great need for mm in Christian Scr1iee and 011 the Foreign Mission held and he 11:1st- cided to devote his life to work in these more needy places.1Vith the experience of two years 111 11'1mk :1t Iehigh :111d :1 ye :11' 01' t11o back at 1iState'1 he 11iA11 hL read1 to join hands with those 11110 are already repre- senting Ple StntL 011 the other side of the 110r1d. 1155111. 5111'. 11111111111 426 VF mmlA'W J. Lindsay Fulkman Reinhardt Grubb McVean Cranston chning s11Atki Lum Atkinson Buc man Keyser Adams Stoddurt Miller Watson Mendenhall Kruyblll Horst Alwrcnce y. SIB. GE. 91. dtabmet P1'cs1'd111! - - - - - - - R. E AATllleSON, '13 First Via? 1'1631111'111 Second 1111' c P1 1511111111 Seu'cfary Treasu1'11 Assislant TTFHSIH'U' Asxistaut T1easu11'1' General Sccrvtm'y Asxociafc Scc1'clmy Bible Study - New Student - Me111bcrsl11'p - Religious IV01'k - issz'ons C01n11111111'ty Sen 161 orml Service Boyx' IV01 - Churrh Rclaf1'o11s usic - Adz 1'1'1'1'51'11g - P11bl1r1'1y - - 3115111121: - Iland Books - Prcxl'duzt - - GENERAL JAS I HOS PROF. J. M. WILL ARD .X. T ER IV. BSIR101P1LESQ. Advisory Committee II; XV ALTON MITCHELL ESQ .F.VV111TE ESQ, '87 427 J LEY,DEN '14 T. AD. SM1TH, '13 C. A KEYSER, '14 C. S. ADAMS, '14 H. D. FOSTER, '14 S. R. HENNING. '15 I . N. D. BUCHMAN - J. E. PLATT N. S. GRUBBS, '13 H. V. CRANSTON, '15 H. R. KRAYBII.I., '13 - H. A. LUM,'13 P E REINHARDT, '14 MI Hons T '14 J. H WATSON, '13 E.E.MI1LER '14 J. D. MchN '14 E. F. STODDA I,KD ' A.FUIM1xN '13 3 J- J. IV. LAWRENCE Special Set 1'1 1111' 3'-T1'ca.1111'c1' J.H D ENDENH M 1 '13 ATKINSON. '13 PROF. I L. FOSTER DR. ARTHL IR Hm. MES .I.. i Wemlerw J ipismry tor the peat OR the past year the emphasis in the work of the Christian Association has been placed on the idea of service, both while in college and after graduation. The Eagles Mere Conference of 1912 was one of the first important factors in the development of this theme, a full account of which can be found in this volume. Another early outstanding event was Professor Richardsons departure. 1Vhi1e at Eagles Mere he became much interested in the scientific work carried on by the Y. M. C. A. in its Forei 1g11 Department and in September he accepted :1 call to take charge of :1 very important situation in China. The leaving 0 Pr ofessor Richardson 11ith his 11ife and child in response to this urgent call to service, made a profound impression on many of the faculty and the student body. One of the new features this year 11:15 the deputation team work, a thing that has proven very popular and fruitful in many of the Western colleges. The plan briefly, is to have five or six men go from the college into a small town and spend three or four days work- ing among the boys of the community, to interest them in the positive Christian life A meeting is held each night at which two or three of the fellows speak. During the day the time is spent visiting the boys playing games and getting acquainted with them in other v1'.ays Two teams went out during the Christmas vacation and since then three or four others for shorter or longer periods. These v1ere so helpful and enjoyable that much more will probably be done next year. During the first half of the year the work was 'planned to prepare the field for the therviee hCampaign held in February. 111 this campaign, the first of its kind ever held in any oft he American Colleges it was pointed out h0w college men were needed to help solve the pressing social c111c and religious problems of the day. 511 ch questions as social service w.0rk industrial 11eifare 110rk rural needs. the call of the ministry, the Y. M. C. CA M PAJGN LEADERS 428 DEPUTATION TEA M 5 secretaryship, and the needs 011 the Foreign Misxinn Fields were discussed in meetings and group conferences by experts on the ditterent lines, and many men availed themselves of the opportunity for personal interviews with these leaders. It is inmossihle to determine the extent of the inHuence 0f the campaign. Some of the i111111ediz11e evident results were the decisions on the part of men from both faculty and student body to devote their lives to Christian service, either in the ministry or the associa- tion seeretztryship. 1701' many men it means a change in the emphasis in their lives in order that they 111ight go out and count more largely for somethingr in the progress of humanitv. The i11111erati1'e need for men 011 the Foreign Mission Field so gripped some others that they have made it their purpose to prepare and go. At this writing there are eight who have dehnitely made this decision. while a number of others are giving it very serious consideration. We have been especially fortunate this year in having this idea of service hrought to 115 in the concrete form 113' men and women who are at present in the very thick of the fight. Frank Higgins. from the Minnesota Lumber Camps; Charles M. Sheldon, author of In His Stepsz Chaplain Miller, from the XVestcrn Penitentiary; Miss Jane Addams and Graham Taylor. from Clhieugo Settlement Houses: Clifford G. Roe, who is hghting the XVhite Slave Jrade; E. . Colton; Isaac T. Headland; Dr. Searly. 0f the Springtield Train- ing School and many otlhers 11110 are giving their lives to the solution of these problems have each brought us a vision of work to be done. There has been :1 good response 011 the part of the felloxxs toward this xiork. This year will probably see more men graduate and enter fieldd of dehuite Christian service than any previous one lhe grmxing number of men 11110 are thus giving their lives to the extension of the Kingdom is the best testimony of the deepening of the Christian infinenee in the student body. The recent ones now in the service are Daddyi, GroFf and Professor Richardson in China, Jim Watson and Kebler in Brazil, Joe Platt here at State College, Armstrong with an evangelist, Jinksit Lawsing, Blair Buck, and Joe Caughlin at Hampton, T0111 McConnell i111 Brooklyn, l-luse in New Hampshire, Nesbith in Chicago. and Austin here in Centre County. These are all out and at work, and there is :1 growing group of those still in college who are preparing to foilow and help extend the infiuence of Penn State all over the world. 429 W M O V fa - ; EAGLES M ERIC VIEWS L 111:3: mom 4 4113b: 111511ng 913m 1E0ntrt211tz 1i Cthe Middle tAtlnntiL' Student Confer- nee held tEagles Mere, Pa., ast June Penna State was 1e11resented 113' some sixty men 111i.9 11119 a 110t11111e increase over the attendance of the previous 1e11r at Pocono Pines 11ise011fer- ence has become one of the 11111110rt11nt cphases of activity of the student Y. C. A. At such 11 student conferehlce one has the opportunity of coming into close contact 11ith the student 1e1111ers11f the 11'01';111 such men :15 101111 11.11111tt, 51101110011 EL1111' Professor Jenks R011ertSpee1gRe1' I'osidek,Dr.H01111es,eta1.,ofsin1i1ar caliber.Acqu11intances can he made 11ith men representing 11111111' different kinds of Christian service at home and in foreign countries One can obtain :1 0f the great tields open to all kinds of Christian ser1'1 ce Again. one 111'et9 a111111111kes aequaintanees with some of the best 11' pe of fe110 011's representing other colleges and universities.T11ese are broadening features of the confere The programme of the conference is well planned and carried out. The first half of the day is divided into one- -110111' periods for Bible study ' Mission 9t 1dv Conferences and 1ectures.These sessions and groups are led by the leaders of the c011fei'e11c.e 1e fte1 noon is entirely given 11p to recr cation and athletic contests. Each institution representui will or 1111126 teams for the various athletic sports and :1 1 eg1111111y arranged sch edule the conference is f011011'e 11 out. E1 1eh afternoon one of the conference leaders conducts :1 11ikei101'er the mountains. and those 11110 do not care to take part in held or aquatic sports can go out with the ' kers. 1:11' rge and clear 1:1ke,11or11ered by 11 fine beach affords exLe11ent opportunities for :1q1111tic sports. Although 11c :11'e handsica pped so111e1111at at Penn St tzlte so 111' 11.9 our oppor- tunit es for carrying 011 aquati e sport are e011cer11ed,thL State 1101's held their own in :111 aquatic contests Inst J1me. In 1111 theS fieldc Ontests 115 11e11 Penn State ranked 1'er1' high After dinner at su11d1111',11 ser1iees are held in the 011011 air 011 the 9110 ore of 1t'lC 11110. At these meetings splendid :11111re esses are 1111'111e 11y prominent 1ea11e1'sCo11fe1'e11Le groups in 1111ic11 111:11'131l different phases of Christian work are 1119C119S ed, f01l1i11' this open air 111eeting At'3001ck :111 conferences close and the delegates from each college come together in some cnttngle 111111 collect about 1111 open fireplace, 1111 t1 1ere haw he 11't to heart talks 11ith some of the 11109t prominent leaders of the e011fere11ce..1t 9 :43 o'Llock 1111 delegation meet- ings 11re 1k 11p 11'ithe11Le1'ing and singing. After 11 oclock quiet is to he preserve. hurstlziy night of the 11 0911 1.9 stunt 11ig11tW011ser1'011 in the 111111it01'.i11111 111e delegation from each college is gi1' C11 11 few minutes in 1111ie11 t0 exeLute some comical 111111 111e stunt. This is the big night of the conference and e1Lr1one is expeLted to join in the fun. .1tt ttne 1111115: :1 conference of this kind is worth the while of :1113' and CV cry fe11011'. Every college 1111111 911011111 arrange to attend at least one such a conference during his college days. STUDENT VOLUNTEERS 31 iBtot. ann gnaw. ages ?Lzabing It was with deep regret that the student body gathered at the ttCo-op', cor- ner last November to bid Professor and Mrs. Alva Agee farewell as members of our number. The profound respect that these two people have commanded from all students at Penn State, was evidenced in the presentation to them of a large silver loving cup by the entire student body, a beautiful gold watch by the students of the Agricultural School, and other tokens of respect and ap- preciation by various groups. The real spirit of their lives can best be summed up in the few words, true lovers of their kind.,' The characters of these two lives have been indelibly impressed upon us and shall always be fresh in our minds whenever we hear or see the name uAgee. Surely no one ever received a more royal send-OE from this place than did this couple and with them went our most hearty wishes for great successes in their new field of work. 432 Pun'n'm Vice Prcsidmt - - - - Qtthic dEIub OFFICERS Scrzcrmy and T'JICGSHHI - - - - DR. P. O. RAY C. M. ARTHUR SAML'EL ARNOLD H. XV. COOK! H. DUFFIELD N. S. Gaumss B. G. JARRETT C. 5. AIM M s M. HORST H. J. KAESTNER J. D. MCVEAN XV. V. PETERS MEMBERS Faculty DR. S. E.- WEBER PROF. J. M. WILLARD Nineteen Thirteen H. R. LEONARD H. R. KRAYBIIJ. D. XV. ATKINSON R. O. MULKEY R. M. PEOPLES H R. meDoN R. E. ATKINSON H FERGUS RS BIER W. H GOSNELL E. B. DEETER Nineteen Fourteen J. R. SILVER 'S l Mmak W. C. TREAGER E. S. RossD P. W. BARR J. M. STO A. M. UNIJEZRHIIL L. R WARNER J. BRACKEN H. CAPEWELL H. D. FOSTER J. JV. CARPENTER B. L. FLEMING L. I'IARNISH J. R. HUGHES C. N. KEYSER 434 - R. E. ATlx'IN:tI;N, J13 J.C R. BRAL ..S ADAMS, 14 '14 PROF. G. F, 200K H. B. GARDNER K. C. IKELER M. A. KRIMMELL W. R. MCKNIGHT A. I. UNDERWOOD D. HESS H. G. INGERSON J, N, LUDWJG F, J. MULVIHHJ. H. G. SHUI'E T. A. TRAI-PE F. JV. VARDEN Ginsmnpnlitan a:luh iCorda Fratresi OFFICERS Presidm! - - - - - - MAX FISHSTEIN. '13 Vice Prosidm! - - - - .. A. SCHWARTZ. ,13 Scrrctary - - - - - - E. RODRIQUEZ Treaxurcr - - - - - - - PROF. I. L. FOSTER Assistant Treasurer - - - - -- T. Y. CHANG, iII! Student Rrprrscnlali'z'c - - - - R. MENENDEY, 45 Board of Directors PROFESSOR I. T. FOSTER PROFESSOR G, F. Zoox The Cosmopolitan Club of the Pennsylvania State College was founded in the early part of 1910 by a group of American and foreign students. The main object of the organi- zation as embodied in its constitution is, ui0 promote a better understanding of the political, economic and literary phases of the different countries. The club belongs to the Associa- tion of Cosmopolitan Clubs, which is a branch of the itCorda Fratres? the International Federation of Students. whose object it is to encourage friendship and mutual understand- ing among the students of the world. What Cosmopolitanism stands for can well be summed up in its motto: Above all nations is Humanity? 435 ma. -.,4-J,.4.. . . M... EDet iDeutstbe 19min OFFICERS Prcsidcul - 7- - - - - II. R, Rnsux, WI! Vim Prrm'dvul - -I - - M155 E. M. AxmxA, 13 Svtrctary - - - - - C. TC. CRUNICMIZYER, 115$ Trcnsun'r - - - 1 - - 11. R. ZL'G, 715 Among the 1:151 of the dcpurtnwnml Sucictics fnumlcd 11:15 the Dcmscho Verein. March 5. 10W. At that time the increased number of students interested in 1111 thing's, Gerv man, together with the splendid activity of :1 few 111c111lwrs 0f the Gcrmzm department. caused the fmmdatinn of such an organization to occur naturally. Each your since the Vcrcin 11:19 organized its activities have consisted of :1 series of 111cctings and a dramatic prescnmthm in the fnrm of a German play. 17,:1cl1 ycur snccuss 11:15 111-1111 more 111:11'kc1l and greater interest is hcing shown. 436 anvidru! - - I 'im' .Pl'midrul - SM'I'vlur-v - . PROFESSOR I. L, FOSTER M. FISIISTEIX R. H. CRAIG F. C. D051: H. C BALDWIN 1?. II. GRAHAM Y. F. GRAHAM R. G. lh'Tz A. M. MI'NIIAH S. R. HICNNING J. M. HORNER XV. P. DL'TEMPLH Tl'mmu'cr - - OFFICERS - - - - PROF. I. L, FOSTER - - M155 M. XV. DAVIS, '15 - - - K. II. MI'SA, WE - - - A. N. MI'NHM.L. W3 MEMBERS PRHHESSUR M. L. BL'RRAGE Nineteen Thirteen T. D. Swn- r Nineteen Fourteen I F. KOHLER L. H. RUSTICRIIOLTZ R. 1x. JENKINS V. C. GAGE R. T. HOFFMAN 1?. SMITH Nineteen Fifteen C. Furms K. H. MUM M. R. HAY C. F. HURRACKS IR T. szxzm. 437 . mmmm J iibzral arts Society OFFICERS President - - - - - N. B. ROSENBERGER, ,13 Vice President - - - EVERETT S. Ross, 14 - Miss HELEN WHITE, 13 Asxislaul Secretary - - - - Mlss L. J. SHARP, 13 Secrclary - - - - Treasurer - - PROFESSOR W. D. CROCKETT 438 Presiden! Vice President Serrclary Trvasurcr H. R. CONDON T. D. SWIFT F. T. MURPHY H. C. BALDWIN W. P. DUTEM PLE TEE 413441 LQEKWDE: MEMBERS N ineteen Thirteen J. MCD. MILLER G. D. DICKEY Nineteen Fourteen A. S. RHOAns E. R. FORD H, J. KAESTNER F. M. TRIMBLE J. B. MINFORD W. G. EDWARDS Nineteen Fifteen D. B. HARRIS Nineteen Sixteen R. DAVIS 439 - T. A. TRAPPE, 'H W. N. BAKER, L14 - R. XV. HARVEY, 14 E. R. FORD, ,141 J. J. WHEELER L. A. PARKER R. W. HARVEY J. W. KNULL Pl'vxidcnl I'l'n' IJI'UJ'I'LI'RHI .Yt'rl'vlmy 'lV'uuxm'cI' D. W. A'rmxsnx H. RF AXI'STIN l. R. BECIITEL C, S. ADAMS C, 17.. BRUA II. N Com: P. S. BAKER C. XV. CLEMMER MISS A. COHEN C, FY. DL'st'mn'r AX. l-L FISHER H. F.. FARP C.1I.Ihmzs MEMBERS Nineteen Thirteen R. Hum II. FERGUS T. Y Cimxn R. XV. IIEIM C. F. CImxrcm-zw-zu FY. L. KELLHUU H. P. YM'NG Ii. In MUFFHT Nineteen Fourteen R. R. GOCKLEY R. J. MCGERVHY D. HESS H. R, MILLEB C. N. KEYSER J. M. STOI'nT Nineteen Fifteen S. R. UENNING C. Z. KELLER J. J. JAQL'ISII R. F. KELLER m . F. Jnxxas H. KARR M. H. KliI-ZNICY F L. SMITH ya S. Y. KNIFE J. N. KXULL J. FY. LEARX f. MCCURIJ Nineteen Sixteen FV N, anm' N. R. OLMSTEAD 1LM. SMITH 440 '. AUSTIN, ' I; . M. 'IFRICMIHR, l-l . 11. Dlaumrx, n C. N. KEYSICR, 'H H. L. SIIRYUCK R. C. Wlmuxs P. chuuau W. L. 'hummm S. M. TRIMRLE L. R, XVl-zuxrzk D. L. MI-z'rzmzn R. H. RAUCLIFFE F. P. .. MISS H. F. 12. W'HALI-tx H. F. STRAUB H. S. W'ARD Pr'midmzf . - Vin: Prcxzdvni - Secrvim-y - - Trcasurvr - Pmnrlissnu R. L. VATTs C. M. ARTHUR R. E. ATKINSON R. BIER L. R. GUILLAUME L. C. KREns R, C. Wmcxxs J. H. CLIFFE H. G. INGERSON . P. MARSHALL H. K. PLANK A. J. VVEBB J. T. BEYERLE L. W. GUERNSEY E, R. SAYLOR D. MCKAY, JR. 1:. H L'DNUT H. O. MCENTIRE Gtrah apple dEIuh OFFICERS MEMBERS Faculty Nineteen Thirteen R. W'. IIEIM H. R. AUSTIIx C. E. CRONEMEYER N. 5. Claims N. R. LEVI J. V. XVARXER H. R. XVORTHINUTUN Nineteen Fourteen W. C. GILLESPIE C. N. KEYSER J. M. Kuxmcxsan J. B. SCHERRER L, R. XVARNER Nineteen Fifteen A. M. MUSSER Nineteen Sixteen R. H. GOLD C. G. HIan Tun GRAY Specials 441 '-4 PROFESSOR me . R. BECl-ITEI., '13 N. R. LEVI, '13 ll. 0, WERNER. '13 . G. JNm-zksnx, 14 J. KmpER . B. BECHTEL J1. DUFFIELD D. XV. ATKINSON E. F. STODDARD H. O. XVERNEK M. HORST B. J. MtGERVEY F. ML'INIHILL J. THOMAS H. J. XVEBNER C. Z. KELLER P, N. MARSH H. D. ZIMMERMAN R. WERTMAN HK C. MCNARY mm: m mom 4 gaining GEnginzeting Qotiety OFFICERS Prmidml - - - - - - R. E. KIRK, y13 Firs! Vice President A- - - - R. F. annr, 14 Srmnd Vim Prcsidrnl - - - XV. F. GRAHAM, F14 varvlaz'y-Treasurer - - - - FY. M. LINDSAY. ,H MEMBERS B. Cmnix II, M. CLARKE W. II. GONELL R. 12. KIRK M S. W'Imnx F, 1.. Zmuxuak G, T. ROGERS D. K. SKINNER F. 11 BECKER K. M. ilikmm; C. XV. KI'sz L. HF RRHWN G. J. SALMUN C. S. KL'LI' R. D. Rlclcmck R. F.. CASTILLE 1.. C. CAMPBELL I. ll. D, Drxmk J. 17.. DHNEIMN G. K. FRI: XV. ll. FINKH-znn' L. XV. Four. Nineteen Thirteen C. F. FVILLIAMS J.'H. ELLIS F. M. SELKREGG R. PAGE R. F. imHAM F. J. IIARRIan R, F BACHLE H. R. LEONARD Q Nineteen Fourteen J. P. FVEST H. B. 'lFumwsox F. M. HAYS G. BELCIIIC F. McCH-ARY L. G. SULLIVAN XV. D. FA'NON, JR. P. FV. RISHEIJ. Nineteen Fifteen R. E. Gm'xE G. XV. GRIZl-ZNWALT L. S. GOODMAN XV. BACIILE R, M. 11 UTCIIINSUX R. C. HAY G, V. LI'ERssux H. P. KUCHER B. A. DARRAGII L. J. MAL'THE F. C. LINN J. HOWELL 0. R. MALIN C. F. VUSHL'RG R. C, HELM II, V. FLAGC J. B. CLARK FV. 1:.GRAHAM F, B. JOHNSTON F.. FV. SMITH XV. M. LINDSEY J. HADDUW J. C, I.UL'RY L'. R. Ix'lilih N. H. RAIIHCR A. 15. anns 0. FV. RmuiuTS J. J. K. Umcn H. M. HARHACII mmow J V ECWAN 1cm; Emammme SQCIETY OFFICERS Prvxialcn! - V - - - - JoxAxs BLANK,'13 Vim Prmhicu! - - - - XV. Ii. EVANS, l-1 Scurclm'y - - - - - G. W. Lhm:r:k,'l3 Tramurvr - - - - - - G. R. RliliSl-1,'13 MEMBERS Nineteen Thirteen P. F. AHnMu-zn R. A. FIELD ll. 12. KAlx'CHl-ZR A. D. REHER W'. H. ARMSTRHXG 12. F. GL'IIJURIJ W. G. KERR G R, REESE G. Y. hmnik T. Y. HARRIS C. H. KNAFICR G. L. RICE 1'. T. Bumx A. 1.. HEIXEMANX M. j, McCIJaAM 12. T. SMITH H. 15. BLANK C. V. HILIHiR'l' C. R. Mummy E. 11. STUNERUD B. A. CARROLL 17. R. HUFFMAN G. G. NICHOLS ll. IE. SHORE L. CASSIN A. S. JAMES D. G. Xukms J. H. Sunchxm-mum 11. W. Coox 12. D. jams V. PARKER P. G. THM'ER R. M. DlEliL A. S. JONES J. RAHELL II. M. xYYRUL'C-II Nineteen Fourteen G. E. ALLEN C. C. Unusrcn J. M. Llalxmcu 13. F. NAGLE 1', C. AWLE F. R. GUL'LD J. A. Lm'hnx W. A. NULL. J II. BUWMAN H, C. HALL XV. R. LITTLE R. 11. RUDY D. A. CLAI'P R. HAMIL E. 1,, Lycmxc. J. A. Smumv ll. 15. Cum. 11. S, llnmnxn 17. XY. ML'Ll-ZAN X. H. SLACK C. W. CRAWFHRD C. 19. HISNNICY J. K. MICKLM H. J. SMITH W. E. EVANS II. 1.. llL'umcs S. D. Momux H, M. TASKER A. 1.. 141mm. H. C llr'rrmsox E. 31mm 15. C.VA1L1..-xxT J. M. XVALTHR 443 lU'vxidvn! JEWMOW A I'iu' Prnsidvnl - Scrrvlary Tl'mxm'cr S'vrgmnl-at-. Irms F J. H. Axnaksox SF ARNOLD, 3rd W'. G. BERLIN L. H. BLHL'CH P. J. BRADY J, H. BL'mmss L. P. BURGESS F. BURKHART 1. J. CROTSLEY A. B. EMERICK P. F. ANDERSON A. L. AUMAN H. F BACHMAN C. R. BANKS C. C. BEASUR J. L. BENNETT S R. BLACK R. 130551-3thng S. BkL'Mmcu H. L. BUCHANAN R. BL'TZ J. XV. CARPENTER - 7 - J. II. - XV. I, FVUUDLTUCKU - SAM '1. ARNOLD, 3rd.'13 MEMBERS Nineteen Thirteen 13. J. EVANS R. R. FINKEL P. S. Flu'mcktmk K. P. Fl'ulmxxx W, E. GAINES F. L. GM'TuN C. C. GULDENHERG C. G. GRADE 12. XV. HAWLEY H. G. HEATH J. E. IIIar-z'ncu C. D. HOHLER H. C. HOLLY R, B. HURNING XV. H. LUNGNECKICR E. W. MARKLE F. R. MUFFATT G. XV, Mulrlu'r'l' XV. I. W unncoc K Nineteen Fourteen A. B. CUFFMAN F. XV. CRAMER F.DARL1Nu'mN I7. FISCHER H. D. FOSTER R. FOULKROD W. D. FULLER M. E. FULTZ J. GAL'THIER C, D. Gums R, I. GII.LJI.AND F. H. GRAHAM L. K. HAYS C. B. HERSHEY L. J. HUIIGINS K. G. HL'BER R. R. JENKINS H. G. JENNINGS G, D. JOHNSON T. A. JONES JF E KOHLER E. H. LANG S. J. MCCARTNEY H. C. MCCUNNHLL H. L. B. MCLEES A. T, MVNEIH: , - l. S. 53 Nwm-zs,' . H. J. Cmrrsx.1;v.' BITRGI'ZSS,. ' A LnO'fW-Hd H. II. II. . F. Woon b? '. P. ML'RI'IH-zv S. Nu-ms C. NOTTER C. PENTECOST M. REISCII M. REX M. ROSE ' WC STINER 1.. TODD . ll. METZ L. MYERS R lihSEC K l-ZR R ROOT . H. SCHARF SCIIUENFELD SELLERS D. Snumz J. STRIEHY N. SULLIVAN M. UNDERHJLL FF . O. WARNER wntibz 190mm QL'Iub OFFICERS Prwidml - - - - W. H. ARMSTRONG, ,13 Vice Prvstdcul - - - - EDWARD LUCKING,'14 SecrclargkTreasurcr - - - - G. E. ALLEN, ,14 MEMBERS Faculty PROFESSOR A. J. XVOOD Mk. J. A. KINNEY Nineteen Thirteen B. A. CARROLL E. D, JONES J RABEu. Nineteen Fourteen E. L. LUCKING H. J. SMITH C. R. BARNES N. H. SLACK E. NIOYER E. NAGLE F. FISCHER G. E. ALLEN W. E. EVANS J. T. JAMIESON Nineteen Fifteen C. G, BROWN G. V. Fourz M. S. DAWSON A. B. SNAVELY A. D. KAEGY A. R. WAUGAMAN M. D. ARTHUR Nineteen Sixteen G. S. WEST G. N. LARER E. T. JOHNSON J. T, MONAIIAN F. P. KUNTZ J. F. SPRINKEL H. L. MUMMERT E. L. JOHNSON C. J. WYROUGH '. M. BUTLER 445 Vgg F MOVES; :J allentomn 19m: dElub M L. RITTER, '13 Presxlm E. B.MOY1-:R '14 Svcreluru J. IIUNES. '15. Via President R. ..-GLstlR1-:,'1-1,Truasurer Beahet dtounty dEIub L. THOMPSON Presidnct A. W SWAN, '16, Sprn-tnru W. R. EDWARDS,1 '14 Vice Presidenc.H1mu.s 14. Trwmurrr 15mm dtnuntg dtlub J. XV, Rn'ln-IY. '15. Prminlrnt G. H. MILLER. Nt'l'l'v'llll'flle'o'lell'l'i' L mmmom J E3 152tk5 cIEnunty dtluh C. W. HILBERT, '13, President C. D. DIETRICH, '15, Treasurer J. J. HORNBERGER, '14, Secretary otolumhia dLnunty 011mb L. R. SULLI-IDICR, '13. President H. L. MOYER, 14, Vice Prnsident C. P. BATES, 15. SrL'relary-Treasurer QEIR orountg 413mb E. F. NAGIJ'I, '14, Prmidont R. WEIDERT. '16, SvcrrlaIVI-Trl'uxurrr W. G. POWELL. 16. Vice President D. WmLL-xms, 15, Press Reprl'srntatiz'e r PJBIETH: 91722141- ijniWE; l VAE fawn GEmmtp Qtlub H. H Junwa. '14. Pruidcnt J. BOWMAN, '14, Viva l'I'l'sith'ILt .J. L. HIIZAT'IW, 15. Nrrrvmry-Trenaurcr P 1?. 61 913. satantmg dEIuh 0. FAImT, 'lli. Svmwury I'. 1.. Movlm, 'l-l. I'waidvnl G. .I, W. anmv, '15, Treaaurrr jfranklin Qtountg Qtlub P. W, PILu-nme, '13. l'rmirlmt F. W. Ygucmzx, '14, Sw'rrlm'y VAW L mauwi J W kattishurg dtlub E. L. RINKENBACH, '13, President 11;. ll. Wynn EL: '15 Secrnla aru . . HOLLER, '13, Vice President 0. H u'rcmx SON '14 Treasurer iauntingnon dtounty atluh W. D. FOLLET, 114, President 0. GIBBS, '14, Vice President R. B. RUDY,114,Sccrctary TreDas-urcr gobnstomn 612mb H. L. SIIRYOCK, '13 President 1 1h mxxmx 14, Ticc President I ..L'kxMI-;.R '14 StHcrolmy-Inamner m L mmom A I iatkamanna Glounty CECIL!!! G. REESE, '13, I'rrmidcnt R. W. 111111.11'5, '15, Sl'CTPtIITII R. L. LANGDON, Truaaurt-r ?Lebigb-jmttbumherlanu 411mb 3,1 I. RITTHR '1'I, Irurilrnt S. RH 11 S'Iveyrlar, J MI'HI , '-,ll I'l'c Irrxizlenl D. P1111m'1'l,TrtMuxmrr 91913321111 dtuuntn dIJIub I.1. Wm ',1.'$ Irosidcnt I A. BU111MA1'15,Sccrelmy .,W N1:.1111',14,Trca.vurcr Ir TEE 11324.1LA'VE J 1141 5mm york dEIuh W. A :DAMS 13 I'rmidem T D. llemnn ',14 Spcralan, .I.Kl'5 '15,1I'11'- l'I'I'kil: nt .1. .1. 15,1 'II1wIII1'r iButtbeazt 9131mm! dtluh J J.M1Gmmm.z,1'14,I'r-.vI1lpnI C. S lx'11'4. St't'll I11 H.E.1122,1151RT '.'l',1l'1i1'1' I'I't'xid1n! C N. KWYlS1.R,14. 1 'I1u.v! 'Inu 1 . RA. '1:,111 1' raw JupI'IstIIIIHI'I' Berkinmen cIElub H. A. CLOSE, '13 Pnsl'dcn! C. CAMPBELL, '15, Scorctanl R 1. GII.L.1LAND 14, Trcaem're E WOW 1 iBittshutgb 412mb C. M, ARTHUR, '13. President N. S. Gnunus, '13, Scerulary-Trcusurer bcbuylkhl 6110mm; dtlub M A. Kn1x1.n1131, '13 Pre siend H. H. W121ZEL, '14 Secretary J.E.Pl-ALZGRXSS,'15,1f'icePTesidt'ut. H.N.TASKG,1R ',14 1r reasurer 'ZIllioga m:nunty dEluh G.E.EA'1'0N '14 Pursizle etn W111: .1. .R ',16 Mmehzry Treasurer J. J.J..u:1'1311,1'5,'1irc Prl'm'denl 1'. W.MCI.1:Ax 1'4 Pr 33 Representative 124$ ; 17$ L MMEDVJE J'V TILti-atounty dEIub A. C.WILLRIA511s '13 Presidznt C. E. .m max '.15 Swretary VV.J.BA.ViceP1Ls1'dent J.K.1AULKMAN'.13 Treasurer Warren dtountg dtluh .M BAI REL! '14 Prem'dent N. J. SEAVY. '15, Secretary W J. DOWNING '15 1'11ce President H. E. ANDERSON, '14, Treasurer ' Washington otounty atlub H. C. BROWNLEE. '13. President E. W. TOBIN '15,1'ice President 0. T. AILES, '14 Secretary- Treasure 1' F TEEMMVB J Wyoming arountp QEIub L. HENNINH. V13, Prrm'dent 11. G. FASSHTT, '13, Secrelury-Trvnxurrr H. P. YOUNG, '13. Prtws Representative Qotk dtounty dtlub P. F. .hmlanR. '13. Prmidunl W. E. Snmnnxn, '14. Svrrrlury E, 1.. l.l't'lx'lNG. '14. View Praxidmzt 0. Z. KELLER. '15, 'I'rmmurwr dLumberanu atuunty 412mb F. GORMAN. '13, Prrm'dwnl W. B. STUART, '13. Secretary 17911 L mgmlarom IVAW Qtnllege Qtalenhar 1913 5111161111111 11-13. Thu1'511113'15111111111111' - - - Entrance Iixguninzuinns 50111111111101- 15-113. M0111111y-'11111-s1lz1y11-Rcgislration Days. Advanced Standing lixzuninations 5011101111111 17, 11'011111'511113' - First Semcswr 11cgi11s. 10 :1. 111. Opening Chapel service Novmnhcr 1-1, Friday 1 1 1 - 1 1 Pennsylvania Day November :27, Thursday 1 - 1 1 1 - '1111a11ksgivi11g Day December 3, Wednesday 1 - 1 - 11'1111011 Courses in Agriculture begin December 19. Friday - - 1 1 - Christmas recess begins 11.10 a. 111. December 29. Monday - - - - 1'l7z1r1110rs' 1Vcek'y Lectures begin 1914 .1;11111z1ry3, Saturday - - 1 1 1 1111111111111'5' 1Vcck Lectures end January 5. Monday 1 1 1 1 1 - Christmas recess ends 1.20 p. 111. January 310. Friday - - - - 1 - 1 First Semester ends 11'1'111'11z1ry 2. Monday 1 Second Scnmstcr begins. 10 :1. 111., Opening Chapel service 13011111111131 1'2. Thursday 1 - - - - 1 1 - Lincoln Day February '27. Friday - 1 1 - W'intcr Courses 111 Agriculture and April 8. 11'01111csday - 1 1 1 1 31511-1 recess begins 11.10 21. 111. April 15. 1Vcdncsdz1y - - 1 - - Easter recess ends 120 p. 111. May 311. Saturday 1 - 1 - 1 - - Memorial Day Juno 6. Saturday 1 - 1 1 1 - - Second Semester ends E 111110 7. Sunday - 1 1 - 1 Baccalaureate Sermon S June 8. Monday - 1 Senior Class Day. Annual Meeting of Trustees E June 9. Tuesday - 1 - Alumni Day. Delegate Election of Trustees g June 10. XVcdnL-Sdny - - 1 1 1 - C0111111cncc1110111 Day June. 11-12, Th111'sdz1y-1111i11ny - - - 1Zxa111111ntions :11 the college for 11111111851011 111110 22. Monday 1 - - 1 - Summer Session for Teachers 11cgins July 31. Friday - - - - - - 1 Summer Session ends 91111111111011 lII-l'l. Tl111rsdny-Snttwdny - - - - Entrance 12xz1111i11z111m1s September 11-15. Mn1111:13.1'1111051111'1'11-11cgistrm1011 Days. Advanced Standing 17.x:m1i111111m1s 91-1111-11111111' 113. 11'611110911111' - 1 1 - -- - First Smncslcr 110511115 455 rig F mmmom 4 Fig? throniclw 1.012 April Hich take a hard one from Carnegie Tech. Henderson out. April ltiihhrcshicsh get busy and earn their Hug. April ?tiu-Cruig keeps Princeton outhcldcrs chasing: all over the Int. Score, +1. April 2HWDickinson czm't connect with thitncy's inst ones. 104i. May liliitt proves good with the mcqucts and we lose. 5-1. May iiChiudc Smith gets a car load of tennis halls. May iiiAthIctic cnntcst in Inter-scholzutic meet. May JBiNntrc Dame hits hard. W's lose 6-1. May ITiW'c pass one up to Holy Cross. May lNii'chih throws the naihdrivcr 14: : feet and then some. May iftitiPrcxy returns. May 23liExams. June TiPhursnnians make a mighty effort. June RiCnmhincd musical organizations get away with something good. June lfittThc Coilcgc Boy's thtldingKi foliowcd and preceded by all sorts of com- mcnccnwnt joy and sorrow. June. July. AugustiSummcr vacation. September lR-Studcs again Scptcmhcr ?liiiircshmen get acquainted. John much in evidence. Music. etc. Octohcr liAll anfs'i and iiDrS. consider higher salaries. Octohcr 5-Carncgic Tech goes down before our rapid fire. Octohcr lOiCorncll entertains our eleven at a pink tea. October QG-Gcttyshurg falls. Nm'cmhcr ?fitiBig Bill and his team nproduce Penn State. 14: Penn, 0. November 16-Ohio State meets us. Novcmhcr Eli'lihc Governor and his rctinnc uhrcczc inf, November Bf-Pcnnsylvania Day. Many queens, governors, senators. and other monarchs. November ?RiPitt scuppcrcd? Large celebrations. Nnvcmhcr Sit'tiRcluxation and reaction. DL-cmnhcr JiDt-an Agcc suyS, Furmvclifi Dccumhcr lT-Iiavcrford shows hcr English inclination. Sncccr spoils divided. 1-1. 456 F 1 18881889811888 4 December IRihYCNIOH'Il proves fast, but 2-0. Dccmnhcr 2 71888811ging for Christmas turkey uml chiclx'on.H Let's go. 1913 January iiYuczuiun 011115. Tm: stmlcs and a shm'lrhorn nrrivc. exams tO-nmrroxx: January 2138-Mi1111ight oil and black cuich TWXICGiH mat-mcn call :md puss one over 10 Sholly and his cnnfmlsf 21-17. Fchrnnry Fchruzlry 3-:Ulogzhcny hx'c prmw fast but nut quite February lJ-Pcnn State, 6; Toronto. 1. February 20-SCIInm1's look us over. March laCOmcll tries some new holds, but more bacon for State. March 15-14915 uf jealousy bctwccn Glee Club and Balboa. The former lczu'cs for the Pacific. Lchigh duwncd 0n the mats. March 18-Cunch Manning: takes his nine south. Prospects for :1 good Dam. 457 m 1 ME 39A EAEOW J Acknomlwgmmtz 0 the following pcrmm wlm hnx'c cuntributwl to this LA VIE, 21ml whosc efforts huvc :uldml considerably to Aizzf xx .,lx,x,x Mxv the success of it, th 1914 I..x Ync whhcs to express its thanks and appreciation. . Swanusctipt DR. 1i. XV. RUNKLE Jusmm PLATT PRES. E. 17.. SPARKS RAY SMITH Ebramingg 1?.qu REEVES 3115's ANNA AV. KIZICIILINE XV. H. HILLARY MISS IiLsn-z II. ERNST XV. XV. AVEAVER 3L C LllzliNSlil-ZRGER PA? jig!!! Vuvuxfsuwuaaj urnr .. ?.Lrih r: w w M .w M x ADViRTivzwe v . I! -K Ln. HR... 2 , W the Pennsylvania State gollcgc EDWIN ERLE SPARKS. Ph.D.. LL.D.. President lixlzlblhhml IllHl maintained by the jnint action of tho L'nitml Status Gmx-rnnwnl nml the Commonwealth HI. Pennsylvania iiFiw Great Schools F offering 36 courses of 4 years each SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE L'nurscs in Agricultural Chemistry. Agronomy. Animal Husbandry, Dairy Husbandry. Forestry, Horticulture. and Ilotzmy. ' SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Courses in Industrial Engineering. Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engi- neering. Electrical Iinginccring. Elec- lro Chemical Engineering, Sanitary Engineering. Highway Engineering, Millingr lingim-cring and M anunl Training. SCHOOL OF THE LIBERAL Courses in the Classics. History and Political Science. Mathematics, Mod- crn Languages. and Philosophy and Education. SCHOOL OF MINES Cnurscs in Mining Engineering. Met- allurgical Engineering, and Mining Geology. SCHOOL OF NATURAL SCIENCE Cnurscs in Biology. Chemistry, Phys- ics. 11ml Prc-Mcdicul Course. COURSES in Home Economics. In- dustrial Arts, and Physical Education. SHORT COURSES in Agriculture, Domestic Scicncc and Manual Train- ing. SUMMER SESSION Offering courses in Agriculture. Forestry. Domestic Science, Manual Training, Chemistry, Physics. 016.. six weeks, beginning about the middle of June: no tuition charges to Pennsylvania teachers. INSTITUTE OF ANIMAL NUTRITION Cuursc in principles of Stock Feeding. Tuition free to both scxcs; incidcntzll churgcs moderate. First semester lwgins middle of Scptvmlwr 41ml svcnml scmvstcr the first of February nf each your. Fur catalogue, buHL-tim, :mnnuncmm-n1.x, L-lc., address, the Registrar, State $cllcgc, Pa. AGRONOMY Bush House D. Klein 8: Bro. Makers of Strictly First-Class w. L. DAGGETT Uniforms and Proprietor Equipments Special Attention Given to the Manufac- Rat Per D $2 50 ture of CADET UNIFORMS es ay . Rooms With Bath $3.00 Samples and Prices Furnished on Application 927 Market Street BELLEFONTE, PENNA. Philadelphia 461 No Ambitious Young: Man Can Afford to bc Vilhout tho InHucncc 0f Correct Clothes You'll Find That Sort Ilcrc Agency Stein-Bloch Clothes, Regal Shoes LEOPOLD Cd BIGLEY, 1123 Eleventh Ave., Altoona, Pa. George B. J ackson Cigars, Tobacco and Standard Quality FI'GSh Roasted Tennis There is no quickszmd Golf mm'c unstitblc than pov- Peanuts 21:35: crty in quality and we FoolBull :wnid this quicksund by BasketBnll - Ammo standard qunllty. Equiument A. G. Spalding 8: Bros. 126-130 Nassau Street Catalogue 25 Vcst 42d Sweet Allen Street Free NEW YORK 608 Wood Street. PITTSBURGH. PA. State College, Pennsylvania 1210 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA. PA. ALBERT DEAL U, Sanitary Plumbing Steam, Hot Water and Vapor Heating 462 CIVIL ENGINEERING E. R. Bittner The One Place in State College to Buy the Latest Popular Music We Frame Pictures in 24 Hours Above Pastime Theatre, Allen Street G0 to S. E. KIMPORT For Choice Beef, Veal, Lamb, Pork, Sausage, Etc. Both Thones Market on Frazier Street State College Pennsylvania J. C. Smith 8i Son Dealers in General Hardware Builders Material, Oils, Paints. Glass, Cement, Stoves. Roofing. Spouting. Etc. State College, Pennsylvania Clyde E. Shuey J eweler and Optician REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Full Line of College Jewelry East College Avenue L. D. FYE The Right Place to Buy Dry Goods, Groceries Notions and Shoes When in need call on us EAST COLLEGE AVENUE 464 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING the First national ' , - Bank Smlth s Studlo 'Agcncy for Enstmmfs OF STATE COLLEGE Cameras. Films. Papers and things Photographic. 'Qchncy for X'ehstcr.s Star Typewriter Ribbons E and Multi-Carhon Carbon Papers. Also for Columbia Double Disc and Cylinder J' I ' MCCOkM IL k Graphophones, Recor d3. Etc. President D. 1 . KAPP W. W. Smith Qzlslncr 212 East College Avenue For the Idle Hour Uisit the State College Billiard Parlors UP - T O - DATE COURTEOUS TREATMENT Basement of Robison Building Harry W. Sauers Merfs Furnishings We Solicit Your Patronage S. Allen Street STATE COLLEGE, PA. I Hamllc only The Best Fruits Obtainable Peanuts Roasted to Suit YOU The Exclusive Agency for Sealshipt Oysters for State College Fresh, Smoked and Canned Fish J. B. Martin Opposite Post Office 466 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING For a Lunch Sbciilers Restaurant Cigars and Tobacco Opposite Hotel Always Handy Courteous Service Open Fill Midnight Restaurant Ice Cream, Confectionery and Quick Lunch SODAS and SUNDAES A. C. LONGEE East College Avenue Joseph 81 Co. 77w Enterprise Clothing Carpets Store Rugs Linoleums Blinds Matting Draperies and Upholstery Materials The Leading Store for Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings M. HURWITZ, Prop'r. BELLEFONTE, PENNA. 125Allen Street 468 M E'I'ALLURGY White Grotto Cafe HOLMES BLOCK. ALLEN STREET THE PLACE TO GET YOUR FILL DROP IN AND SEE US If we please you tell othcrs. If not tell us. Shell Oysters Other Delicacies Open 6 A. M. to 12 P. M. 469 The Athletic Store INCORPORA TEID Special Outfitters T0 Students of P wnwlmmiu Stair Collvgv: Student Stationery a Specialty XVC carry J. C. Blair xV Cu. and Eaton Ilurlbut Papers. Post Cards and Novelties Fountain Pens, Cnllgge Pins and chvlry. Drafting Instruments and Materials XYc can furnish any make you wish. Text Books and Fiction XYc will order specially zmy book we dn not have in xluck. Spaulding Athletic Goods XVc also furnish XYright x Ditsnn, Roach and Victor goods. Gent's Furnishings and Clothing Yc make 21 special effort to have, our clothing depart- mvnt excel, Cadet Uniforms and Equipment Vc mnkc you 21 uniform that fits or no charge. The Athletic Store State College, Pa. 470 A School that Prepares for COLLEGE and BUSINESS Work wvoming Seminary Kingston, Penna. John Middleron Importer .v' Mounler l9 WALNUTST- 771E , VAPAA'IIID QED PI PES BOWLS MADEIN FRANCE Pipes Repaired , hrmlmch; LASS . PIPES .. a h White Seal The Flour of the Family There are many Flours 0f the Family Some have been tried for years But the Flour that is Best Having proven the test Is the one that has no peers. That's White Seal The White Milling Co. Merchant Millers BLOOMSBURG PENNSYLVANIA H. E. Fenlon General I nsurance Accident, Sickness, Burglary and Casualty Insurance Largest and Strongest Fire Insurance Agency in Centre C0. Agency over Fifty Years Old ROTH 'PHONES OFFICE TEMPLE COURT BELLEFONTE, PA. Baker House T. 1:. KROUSE Prop! r. First Class in all its appointments LEWISBURG, PENNA. The Tog'g'ery Shep C. W. SMITH The Best of GentlemenTs Furnishings Jporting Goods Q The Heidcep The Imperial Hat TTInterwovenT Sox 3 We Have What You Have Been Looking For Both Telephones Opposite Post Office 472 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS The Students 01' Pennsylvania State College 11L This is evidenced in the proportion of sist upon having the heat. XVilliamsport Paper C 0 m p a n y creations used at this ideal insti- tution. Our qualities are insisted upon. and we are grateful to the this cndm'svmcnt. students for 1Y1: arc with much res 1CC1. 1 Williamsport Paper Co. Williamsport, Pa. G ra s s e 1 1i i s Chemically Pure Acids Ammonia 11b solicit your correspnmlencc The Grasselli Chemical Co. Cleveland, Ohio Sales Offices Ni: w Yum; ,Y. 60 W 1.111 Street BOSTON, 31;st . . 655 Summer Street PATH RSON N. J. CHIC. mo In. 2235Un10n Court C1NLANAH.Omu Sr Lox IS. Mo 112 Ferry Street BIXIMAUKI: H Wls ST. PAFL. MINN. DETROIT. Mien. BuuuNt. 11AM ALA. NI: w 0R1. ,IA mdchaliix Building Morse Methods are justified by MORSE TOOLS : 'I'hc but high grade scluctml stock is put in the hands of workmen whn arc capable, reliable i and have hzul years Of , cxpcricncc. Thoyzlpply skillcd labor t0 that material and prmlucr Fast Clean Cutting- Accurater Economical Tools All MORSE Quality . Carbon and High Speed Steel Twist Drills, Reamers, Cutters, Taps, Dies, Chucks, Gauges, Etc. Scml for an illustrated Catalog it contains much to interest you and is free for the asking. Morse Twist Drill 8K Machine Co. New Bedford, Mass., U. S. A. Har vey Bros. Choice Confectioners and Bakers Vc can supply you with FULLER-GREEN C H 0C0 LATES CIGARS CIGARETTES ICE CREAM AND FRUIT SODAS at the ALLEN STREET STORE Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc. at our EAST COLLEGE STORE AVENUE 474 FORESTRY A. H. F ETTING 213 1'. Liberty St. Baltimore, Maryland Manufacturers of Greek Letter Fraternity J ewelry Factory, 212 Little Sharp Street Memorandum package sent to any fraternity member through the secre- tary of the chapter. Special designs and estimates furnished on class pins, rings, medals for athletic meet, etc. iaotel QEagIm mm ERNEST VON INGHAM On Mountain Top 2200 Feet Above Sea Near the Lake No better managed Hotel in the Lake Region write for Booklet EAGLES MERE, PENNSYLVANIA Studes: Get the Very Latest Styles and Modes in' Crawford Walk-Over and Bannister SHOES Anything at all in the shoe line and guaranteed to please Pumps 3 Specialty C. N. F I S H ER Allen Street 476 MINERS Sheasley 63 Hubler Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries, Carpets, Furnishings, Curtains Drapings 200-206 E. College Avenue Lilley Uniforms Are the acknowledg- ed standard for Mili- tary schools and are worn at all the leading colleges everywhere- . They are more at- tractive in appear- ance and give better service than any other make of college uni- form. Write for catalog. Address The M. C. Lilley 8: Co. Columbus, Ohio 477 John H. McSuley WALL PAPER, SIGN WRITING HOUSE PAINTING GRAINING and DECORATING Petrekin Hall BELLEFONTE, PA. Henry Grimm Bellefonte Merchant Lumber Company Tailor Dealers in All Kinds of Rough and Finished FULL DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY LUM BER Glass, Brick Etc. Ja- Planing Mill Work a Specialty 206 East College Avenue BELLEFONTE, PA. Che First national Bank BELLEFONTE, PENNA. is prepared for the transaction of any business connected with banking. 478 ARCHITECTURE State College Steam Laundry MILLER x? CANDY Proprietors First Class Laundry 25 ; discount to those who call for their own laundry and pay cash. WEST BEAVER AVENUE STATE COLLEGE, PA. 479 Our Soda Fountain is always up to date and we try to serve the best in that line RAY D. GILLILAND DRUGGIST ' Drugs Sundries Toilet Articles Students Supplies and State Jewelry Nittany Inn Block State College, Pa. 430 CHEMISTRY Potter-Hoy Hardware Co. '1 11ep1z1Cc1nhuy Everything in tho I Hardware Llne Distributors for tho Peninsular Paint 8: Varnish Co. Cmnplotc line of ASPHALT ROOFINGS Our Specialty BELLEFONTE, PA. To the Students of Penn State Q. XVc wish to vxprcss our sinccrc appreciation 0f the patronzlgc cx- tcndcd to us duringr the year just closed. Che mallorv Studio Photography BELLEFONTE, PENNA. Bellefonte Fuel and Supply Company Forwarding and Commission Merchants High Grade Gasoline Refined and Lubricating Oil Anthracite and Bituminous Coal Baled Hay and Straw Office and Warehouse, Dunlap St. F . P. Blair 8: Co. J EWELERS BELLEFONTE, PA. H. P. Schaeffer OF BELLEFONTE Has the best of everything in the Hardware Line Wistar, Underhill 81 Nixon PHILADELPHIA, PA. We Solicit Your Wants LUMBER We give particular attention to student trade and solicit your patronage City Steam Laundry F. T. KERN, Prop. BELLEFONTE, PA. Moerschbachefs Restaurant and Pool Room A150 M nnufacturer of Soft Drinks House 33, mm Bellefonte, Pa. 482 AN I MAI. IIUSBANDRY J. P. HAGMAN Strictly First Class T ailoring Fine Dress Suits a Specialty Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Give Us a Trial 127 SOUTH ALLEN STREET 483 FORT PITT HOTEL C. A. BLANC H A RD MANAGER Pl-zxx AVIcXI'Ic AND TENTH S'I'Iu :I :'I' PITTSBURGH, PA. AGRH'UIIPURA I. CHEMISTRY SIM, The Clothier TIEvery man wants to he as well dressed as his means will allow; it pays. no telling: how much it's worth 10 be well dressed. 'JVVe can add more to your value to yourself with these Sim Clothes than you'll get in any other way. STATE COLLEGE, PA. BELLEFONTE, PENNA. M inglelv Jhoe Store BELLEFONTE, PA. .19lways Up:t0:Date ESTABLISHED 1864 E. KEELER CO. Manufacturers of BOILERS Heating and Ventilating Contractors XVe have a record of over 500 residences in Central Pennsylvania, in which we have installed Steam or Hot XVuter Heat. XVhy not be cmnfortable in zero Wreather? Ask for our special offer. Estimates free. Boiler Catalog on Applica'tion WILLIAMSPORT, PA. eBABEeS MOVIES The Real and Original All the Big Features Daily 6 to 10:15 P. M. The Pastime-5c. 486 ELECTRO CHEMISTRY Sebring's Fireproof Garage Automobiles Supplies Accessories If you want a car for any purpose call on us Day and Night Service BELLEFONTE, PENNA. A11 agreements made subject to strikes. tire, accidents or causes beyond our con- trol. No claims allowed unless presented in five days after receipt of lumber. etc. P. B. CRIDER 8L SON Manufacturers and dealers in All Kind: of LUMBER Shingles, Lath, Paling, Etc. Confectioners' Taffy Sticks Butchers' Skewers, Box Shocks, Etc. Office. Yard and Mill at Lamb Street Bridge BELLEFONTE, PA. Dives, Pomeroy 81 Stewart READING, PENNA. iBbutngrapb $tuhiu 0 YOU want a Photographer to make that Group Photo for you 6 Our photogrzqghers are the best in their line that money can get. Either fiushlight 0r portrait work. Let us submit price and quality 01' work. Our Amateur Photo department will be pleased to do finishing for you. Develop- ing film any size 10 cents each. Prints from 3 t0 0 cents each. Post Cards 5 cents each. get our low price in 100 to 1000 lots. assorted if wanted. th'k finished in twcnty-tbur hours. Kg Dives, Pomeroy 8: Stewart Studio Kindly Mention LuVic. ltEA lthhL PENNA. HORTICULTURE J ENKINS BROS. 133 N. Seventh Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. Manufacturers of Valves and Packing Brnss Gale Valve. New smndurd for 125 pounds working steam plessure This is the latest addition to our line and is constructed along the lines of our medium pressure and extra heavy patterns. 489 Scranton Eiic Insurance mmpanv JAS. S. McANI'LTY, President SCRANTON PENNSYLVANIA Offers Unusually Remunerative Contracts For Sale 6f Life Insurance POLICIES STANDARD AND LIBERAL OF CONDITION RATES MODERATE WRITE THE HOME OFFICE WM. E. NAPIER, Secretary 490 LANDSCAPE GARDENING T. A. SHOEMAKER, President JAMES HARRIS, Vice President JOHN M. SHUGERT, Cashier ctzntrz county manning company Corner of High and Spring Streets A General Banking Business Transacted DIRECTORS T. A. SHOEMAKER GEORGE R. MEEK JAMES HARRIS JOHN M. SHUGERT JOHN BLANCHARD 491 B. 6:3 B. Frank Bros. True Values 'Pmm 51:110. this stm'c, and Pittsburgh in gvncml has .'I hourly welcome I'nr ynu :11- M ' Sh 'This slnrcAlikc Vnur cnllcg'v en S oes . f 715 :1 state wulc mstimtmn N l x asclling Quad Ury Unmlx. Clnlhin;r fur Men and X nmon and kindred lines in every The Kind That Last cm'ncr uf thc sum. 'Shipping Chuvgcs l'rcpuitl. .Xsk fur :1 cupy nf our Catalog. Pittsburgh, Penna. NEW YORK CITY l Boggs 6 BUhl Fifth Avenue Henry Parker, President Edgar A. Murphy, Secy-Treas. Murphy-Parker Co. EDITION BOOK BINDERS N. W. Cor. Seventh and Arch Sts. Philadelphia. Pa. 492 DAIRY HUSBANDRY The Nittany Printing 8: Publishing Co. Publisher of State College Times 0. An establishment devoted to the production of good printing. We produce par- ticular printing for particu- lar patrons. Let us figure on your office stationery, and art calendars for 1914. Samples ready. Nittany lnn Block. East College Ave. STATE COLLEGE, PENNA. l3 1914 Eanc Mailed to any address in the United States FOR $2.75 Address C. A. KEYSER Business Manager Box 411 STATE COLLEGE, PA. ALLEN K. XVAL'H N. l'rcsixll-nl mnl Twas, RI HHCRT J. WAL'H LV, Superintomlvnt Established NW by Allen Yu1ton Hummelstown Brownstone Company Waltonville, Pa. Uum'rvlnvn :Iml Mnnllfzu'mn-rs of BUILDING STONE, Rough, Sawed, Dressed. BROWNSTONE BRICK, F a c i n g, Backing. SAND. All Building Purposes. CRUSHED STONE. Concrete, Etc. Contractors for All Kinds of Cut Stone Work 'Fclvcmph, Express and Freight Atarlross BROW'NSTONE. PA. Che nittanv Inn James P. Aikens, PrOprietor Rates $2.00 Per Day Special Rates to Students Excellent Cuisine and Service State College, Pa. Goes 8: Young C0. Menis Shoes Quality Unexcelled 20 School Street Boston, Mass. Why take chances on the things you eat? GO TO I. C. HOLMES where all Groceries and produce are selected with the greatest care possible Geo. T. Graham Q A straw vote among tlu- studvnt body decides by :1 large majority in favor of Graham's Candies 21ml Tobaccos as bving the most popular con- fvctions in State Collcgc. Graham on the Corner The individual photographs of this book were dnnc by G. J . HENSEL 490 Bellefonte Central R. R. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER 30, 1912 Bcllcfontc Central trains arrive. and leave Pcnns 'lvzmia Railroad station 3 at Bcllcfontc. Time of connecting trains shown only for thc convenience of patrons. Trains from State College Trains to State College Lv. ew York. P. R. R 9 0013111 1 00M EASTWARD I 2 4 6 Philadelphia ........ 11 as 4 18 LV. Pine :nirovc Mills ............ 3 7 35AM ........ I 3 25PM xvq himrmn :0 SOP + ........ 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