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

Text from Pages 1 - 634 of the 1916 volume:

l'l'lu Iu'qrml nj'lllr 17! : m an u Wk .- ; a l W I. ll . 4 Ix x 11 11 x ,. '1' 5y: :7- zzfziimkz ' 'Ix 2 x ' . x I Che 1916 L V 1 E PERTRAYING BY g2; WQRD AND PICTURE THE ESSENCE 311:: LIFE AT - v'tazii; z.',l.$ a r'goreworb I e ' 9?. .Yc Ra 97c 5?. b7. 0?. 9'. .?o 9?. D?! 1-3.: , . 1' 5,1,6? I . :3 .jv '- ., h x. V. '1 WM; W ithin these pages ,- 7, '2; Y I 1 x . . .- . .szgffg xxe has e cndeax 01 1,459L r,. ed to portray t0 the l'eadersomething of'the life at Penn State. We rr-ahze our inability to fully picture the atmosphere of the collegeethe spirit of democracy and good fellowship that is the basis of the love that we have for our Alma Mater. But if the perusal of this volume shall call to the minds Ofthe alumni pleasant memories of hy-gone days, if. to the student it shall serve to replenish the fire of the true devotion he owes to his college, 01' it it shall inspire the friends of the college to a greater realization of its needs and possibilities, the Board will feel more than repaid for its work. - 00 301711 jJrice Hackson Commissioner of.1Labor for the State of 'annsylvania We bcMcatc this. the 1916 Win Vie. in. appreciation of his ability. of his character club of his unselfish anb untiriug service to his mlma mater 633v IIIIIUII' III I III I hang 1916 LAVIE JOHN PRICE JACKSON, M.E., E.E., D.Sc. By Etxrox D. V.'A1.K1:11 obn $rlcg mackson wm hunt in Pllil:1tlciplti:1. iit'tmsyivuniu, Scptt-mht-r '17, 1868. 1110 son of Josiah jucksun and Mary Dctwcih-t' .Pt'icu Jackson. jnsiuh Jackson was nt' nhl Quztkvr SIUCk which C:1111L- from England tn Chcstcr County, IR-nnsylx'nnizt. zthtmt the time of Penn. in his izu'ly manhood he engaged in teaching: .hftLT his 111:11'ri11gt'. ho ht'mmc :1 mcmhcr uf :1 pnhlishing huusc far svvvrul years and 1:1tt-r engaged in mun11f:wturi11gr :1m1 httsint-ss. In 1881! ht- came to The Pennsylvania State Cullt-g'c :15 hcml of thc tlt-luzn'tmt-nt oi tttzttht-nmtics. 'which pnsititm hc hcltl until his The hwc and admiration which hc wtm frtmt his :hSthiIltk'S, hath tl1:1th in kktuhcr. 18 1 faculty and sttttlt-nts. and his murkt-tl success :15 :111 t'tiltt'ultlr hzu't- mmc tluwn In 115 :15 tmc of tho strung inthtcnvcs in thc histnry of tho vnllcgc. Donn Jucksnn's muthvr was xIt-sct-mictl frum :1 1mm linv ut' 1H :lChUYS whn originally came frum tit-rmuny. She w:1s :1vtix't'13' iIItUrcstctl in :trt and humane wnrk and wrote cer- tain tcxt hunks which had :1 rather witlc Circulatinn. Sht- nisn 11:15 :1 Pvnnsyh'uniun. CHIH- ing' fmm Chcstt'r Cunnty. and hit with 1111 mi 115, whn hzui tht- gnntl fnt'tttnu to know hvr, :1 lasting imprwsinn of ilt't' Ch:11'111. tYith this uttcuslry it is nut surprisingr that Dr. Jnckmm shutthl haw dt-vclnpcd alum,r the lines nt't-ng'int-t-t'ing11ml tvzwhittgr with :1 strung ht'nt 1011:1111 the humanities. Ilis curly mhlcntitm was acquired largely in privntc 11ml public schools at Kennett Square. Pcnnsylmniu, uml in Now ank City. Among those was Juscph 'liztylor's well known school in Kctmt-tt Sqnztrtn 1.21101: hc ht-vunw :1 student in thc pt't-tnzu'utntw dcpurtmcnt of The I't-nn- syivaniu State Cullcgc, passing truth that tlt-pztt'tmcttt intu lilt' 011110th prupcr. In 1887 he FCCCiVUti tht- Ct-rtiliczttc Hf cntnplt-tiun ut' tht- cuttrsc in ML-t'hzmic Arts. His undergraduate SIIItiiLN wt'n' Cuntinucti. huwm'cr. 21ml ht- 11:18 grmlttzttt-tl fI'HtH thc Cnttrsu in McChanicnl lin- ginccring' in 1883' with the tlt-grt-c ui incht-lnr nt' Scit-ncu. In 1893 this Cnilug'c Cnttfcrrcd upnn him IiIL' dt-grct- 0f Mwhzmicul linginwt', and in Him the thmtu Hf Iilvctriml linginccr, fm' wurk 110110 in FCSidCHCU. NO :11511 went :1 1111211 0f :thnnt 11111 11ml 0110-hnlf yours nf stmly and TL'SCHI'CiI in tho iiiH'IlFiUS 11ml Izllmrnturit's 11f IilL' L'nit'ct'sity of XYiscnnsin, 21ml in thc Iiht'ury nt' tht- Mnssnchnsvtts Institute ut' 'lit'chnolngy thuugh nut Inzttriculzttul :15 :1 stmh-nt in either cnllcgc. In his wm'k :15 an engineer ht- hns ht-cn CHHHCCIUI with tho XYt-stcrn tingint-cring' Cum- pany in Nt'it'ZlSkil. thc Iiilistm Illuminating Unnpnny uf Philadelphia. the Spruguc liIt-ctricul Company, and thc iitlistm General lilt-ctt'ic Cutnpuny. i11 pnsitinns varying in ticgrt-c nf rc- spnnsihility. including the pnsitinn nf cnnstructiun cnginct-r in Charge of vicctriml cumtrltc- tinn :111t1 utttiptttt-ttt ut' .wx'ct'ul stru-t railways. JIc h:1tl Chzlt'gc of thc npctatinn nt' the rail- way which runs from Rtizuling. Pt-mtsyh'nnin, over the NL-x't-rsink mountain. He has :1150 been cngugml :15 :1 consulting t-ngint'ct' :mtl expert by v:11'itms industrial Cnl'pm'atiuns 11ml municipaliticst in this capacity ho had charge 111' the rwrgnnizutinn of the lighting s.stcm of the city of II:1rrishut'gY Illlti Hf thv t-tttirc L-Icctric plant nt' Mt. Carmcl. Hc has SL'I'VCti :15; I111 officer 111: tlircctnr wt :1 nttmhcr 11f curtittrutimis. including the First Nntinnul Hank and thc 1:111-1111'I'Si 'Iit'ust Company 11f State CullL-gc. Dr. Jnckmnis mrcvr :15 21 tmcht-r hogan in 1885' wht-n ht WES nmmintctl Directm' nt' the Mcchunicnl Dcpztrtmt-nt 0f Fisk Littit'ct'sity. Nushvilh; 'lit-nntw'scu. 111 1891 iK' was called to his :1hn11 m:nt-r :13 Instructnr in Mechanic Arts and :15 such hart charge of shup wnt'k :111t1 drinHK- 'Iiht fnllmving war M 11:15 Htiltit' 1111 assistant prut't-sm- and was plural in charge of thc vlcctricztl vnginwring wmrsu Wlmt tht- Dtpzu'tnwnt nt' lilcctriml Engineering wzts Illnlllll Che 1916; LAVIE established in 1893, he was placed in charge of the department and was made Professor of Electrical Engineering in 1894. In 1907 he was appointed Acting Dean of the School of Mathematics and Physics, aml in the fall of that year was made Dean of the School of .Engineering. As a teacher his aim, as often expressed, was to lmiltl 11p 21 strong bond of sympathetic contact with his students individually, striving; to get their viewpoint, to lead them to an enthusiasm for their work, and to inspire them to think for themselves; and to make the technical course one of broad, 11'ell-1'011ndetl training. including nineh general study, and at the same time providing a tlelinite line of work, based on a thorough foundation of scientilic subjects in direct preparation for the future professional work of the student. He placed eunsitlerahle emphasis, especially during the last years of his administration of the School of Engineering, on the importance of so training the students as to broaden their views 211111 to develop their characters that they might assume later in life positions as leaders and exert 21 strong inHuenec on their surroundings. Chancellor McCormick. 0f the University of Pittsburgh. doubtless had this in mind, when in conferring on him the degree of Doctor of Science he used the words, tlfur eminence in science and engineering and leadership in introducing the teaching of applied humanities to engineering students. Conspicuous among the qualities which have 11121th Dr. Jackson valuahle t0 the college is his power of initiating and nrganizing new lines of work which have pronmted its effi- ciency and have broadened the scope of its service. He had a prominent part in the forma- tion of the Engineering Advisory Board organized to advise 1111011 matters pertaining to the construction and improvement of the buildings and grounds, and in the development of the Engineering Experiment Station. He was also instrumental in establishing the state-wide work 0f engineering extension 21ml the development of local centers of instruction. Among these are the apprentice school CUntlllClCtl at Altonna in eo-operation with the Pennsylvania Railroad, prnhahly one of the best of its type in the United States; the school at XVilliams- port, established in eo-operatiun with the local hoard of education; and those in Erie, Phila- delphia. Jnhnstown and other cities of the state. He was deeply interested in the good roads 111111'Clllt'lll and. in hehalf 0f the college, he developed and personally directed an exhibit and lecture train which traveled over Pennsylvania with the eo-operatinn 0f the Pennsyl- vania Highway Department, the United States Ottice of Public Roads, and the Pennsylvania Railroad Cumpany for the purpose of giving instruction in road making. This enterprise did much to stimulate an interest in the good roads 11101'e1nent throughout the state. He was responsible for the adoption of the unit form of construction of the buildings recently atltletl to the e110inee1inrr group, and it was also during his administration that the thermal l21hnr11t01ie. fountlrx, 21nd 11'i1eless station were constructed. XV hile he 11'. 1s chairman of the Committee 011 Athletics which position he held for many years the 1:121th 0f scl101211 slnp required of all students participating in athletic events 11215 matei 1ally aisetl. In 1.013 Gmernm Trene appointed Dr Jackson Connnissioner of Labor and lntlnstry, and the l320n'tl 0f T1nstees 0f the Cnllee e granted him an indetinite le'11'e of absence. 111 this newly created department he. found 0111101t11n1ty fur the exercise of his prm'en 21hility as an organizer, and the work which the department has accomplished speaks fm' itself as 2111 added evidence of his qualifications along this line. This work in his new held, dealing with industrial problems in their relation to men, is the natural development of the ideas on which he was placing especial emphasis during the later y 1211's of his college work. In January of the current year his resignation as Dean of the School of Engineering was accepted by the Board of Trustees, but his influence in the affairs of the college will re- main with us not only as a result of his past Work, hut also because of his present relation to the institution as a member of its governing board. IIHIHIIIHU His principal society athliations are: Past President of the Engineers Society of Penn- syl'auia. Past President of the Land Grant College Engineering Association, Past Vice- President and Director of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education, Fellow 0f the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Members Of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Honorary Member of the Engineers Society of Northwestern Penn- sylvania, l'tlonomry Member of the Electrical Society of Pennsylvania, Member of the Engineers Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania, Member of the iVestern Society of Engi- neers, member of the Harrisburg Club, the Harrisburg Cmmtry Club, member and past di- rector of the University Club of State College. Member of the Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity. and charter member of the Pennsylvania State College Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi. He is also chairman of the Pennsylvania Industrial Board, and member of the Penns'ylvzmiu Engineers' Commission to investigate the advisability of licensing engineers. He is joint author with his brother. Dngald C. Jackson of Alternating Currents :md Alternating Current Machinery, hAlternating Currents, and Elementary Electricity and Magnetism. The hrst two of these have been adopted by a large number of American Colleges and the third by many technical high schools. He has contributed to 'zirious periodicals and society t-ansactions and has delivered many addresses before engineering and industrial gatherinm He has acted in a consulting capacity in the preparation of sev- 0111 bulletins 0f the Engineering Experiment Station of The Pennsylvania State College and has directed the preparation and puhliezition 0f the Iirst Industrial Directory of Penn- sylvania, a compilation of the Lahor Laws of Pennsylvania, and a monthly Pennsylvania Bulletin 011 Industrial Safety and Health. He was married on December '38, 1890, to Miss Margaret Bedow Jones, of Minersville. Pennsylvania, :1 g'mluzite of this college in 1890. They have one. daughter, Mary Catherine. It is the wish of his many friends among the faculty, the alumni and the student body. that Cmnmissioner Jackson may continue to achieve Success in his present work for which he is so eminently fllliliiiiCii. u-ww'n-w m alt t ' 5. ENGINEERING BUILDING i m i 7:42 040 12 .szHnZ a4 H 2 .r .l..ll ELEinrUL I h 3 l :z' '4 - .. h . . .m $393 A , w bx ' ; II ' a! - eygmd'df- - . opww '. WI L L0 'W S THE $.70ng: ZOHYEm HIE 15 I: .0?MHI!I.IJJ.IA.1.I!.R.I V . i 7.. ....! . : . MZwUm :HBZ Tax aa . 111111.: 742! : l1 N7 - in E Bbe Story of Tiemt State N th- afternoon of the lifteenth tlay 0f ltlehrnary, 1859. a group of snme sixty 01' more young men huartletl sleighs in the little village of Spruce Creel: and were driven through the melting: snows of an early thaw to a point now marked on the map as State College. The low hanging sun, the slush, the mud. the shapeless masses of building material piled here and there it confused h ups, the rnugh, llllllllCtl aml. the west wingr of Old Main standing out against the evening sky manifestly incomplete, all these must have combined to give an impression of tlreariness and desolation t0 the eyes, and a sense of loneliness and discouragement t0 the hearts of that lirst group of State men. Nevertheless, they had come from the utternmst corners of the cmnmonwealth to take advantage nf the opportunities altered by this first state supported in- stitution of higher education: they were prepared to endure hravely, unllinchingly whatever hardships such a venture mitht involve: aml tn their courage and endurance, we of the present generation nwc our Alma Mater. aml the state of Pennsyl 'ania and the natinn, the blessing of the well lived and useful lives of the men whom she has brought forth. It was necessary for a time, heeause 0f the lllllTlllSllCtl condition of Old Main. to use as a dining mum and kitchen a rough hoard shanty so ingeniously constructed that it was im- possible In keep it warm in cold weather or tlry in wet. The period of this privatimt was. however. mercifully short antl quarters were soon remm'etl tn the permanent building where warmth was furnished by stores, and light during study hours by tallow candles, appor- tioned at the rate of six per week for each candlestick, one iron candlestick serving two men. The upper elassmen started work at six in the morning;r and continued until hve in the evening. one hour heing reserved at mitltlay for dinner. The underclassmen heingr of more tender 3' -ars were given the hour from six until seven for tlrecreationf, an opportunity which was tluuhtless used to its fullest extent. Chapel services were heltl twice a day, and the schedules werr ahmit equally divided hetween manual lahor, at this time farm work, aml the regular rnntine of lalnratnry and recitation. So far as locality was CtJIlCCl'IlCtl, the Farmers High School of Pennsylvania, as it was then talletl. came as near perfect isolation as the most ardent advocate of the small town 90119540 leltl tlseire. 'Zellefonte, twelve 01' more miles away was the nearest railway sta- tion, aml thence all mail, students and supplies, were staged over by Ben Beaver, who Figures prominently in the early t'aditinns 0f the school. On December 15, 1801. eleven men of the tifty-nine who almost three years before had TCQiSteretl in the regular course of the school, received their diplomas, and went out into the world as the lirst class to he graduated from State. The lives of these men, all useful and all successful, are the highest and most lilting trilmte lo the spirit which began with them and which has enntinnetl through all the succeeding generations uf State students. The outbreak of the Civil XVar. the subsequent merging of all Other activities in that Strllgt-Elc, and the desperate linaneial neetl of the newly founded school, seriously threatened its life. The founders, however, having seen so much of their itleal realized. were not to OLD CAMPUS VIEWS be damned. :11111 111 1111- f:1c1- 11f 111151301125 which 11 51-1-1111-11 2111111151 111111115511111- 111 1111-1011111; 111-111 the school 111 running 011101 for 1111- 1111111111111: 1110 y1-:1r5. 1111-ir SHCCCSS 111-111:: 11110 i11 ll large measure 111 1111- 1-1111r15 111' 11111' 11151 111'1-51111-111 :11111 11111- 111 1111r 141-31051. Dr. 11317111 Pugh. 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Dr. 111111-1'11111 111-gun 1111- 11ff1-r1111. 11:15 cig111y-51-1'1-11. 1111- 1-11111'1- 111111111 1111111111-11-11 . 5411-111 1:1511' 11f 1'1111511-111-111111. 111 1111111111114 1111 fr11111 1111- 1111111111115 given 111111 :1 541-1111 :11111 1151-f111 11151111111011, 111' 11111114 11111111 1111- 111-5 1.111111111111011 :1ga11151 111:11 11151111111011 111 1111- 11:151. 11 111-1'51511-111 1-11'111115. 111- 11111112111 1111- 11-g151:1111r1- 111 :1 11111111 111-:11111'1111111 111' 115 111-111111; 111 111115 Uf 1337. 185111 :11111 1511111. 1111- 51:111- 11r1111111-11 1111' 111-111-r 1-11111111'1111-111 :11111 111111'1- :1111-11111111- 51111-1- 11187, 1111- 11-:.,r151:11111'1- has 01111511101011 111111 111 :1 large 1111-:15111-c, 111-01 0111 courses 111-r1- 111'1121111-111-11 111111 111-11' 11111-5 111-1'1- :111111-11; 111:111111-11:111c1-: :11111 11111-11 for 1111- 111-1115 111 1111: 111111-341. higher 51:11111:11'115 11f 51:11111:115111p 11'1-1-1- 1111r111l111'1-11 211111 1-1110rC1-11. 11 15 11111105111111 111 111111- :15 :1 Sign of 1110 progressive 5111111 111 1111- :1111111111511':1111111, 111:11 1711-1111 State 11:15 11111- 111 1111- 111-51 19 OLD COLLEGE BUILDINGS ; r t l - ..,.... ...-.. ;. ,,.-..V....h14,.. . A k u.- mllt-gcs to offer :1 course in clcctrical citginccring. . appropriiltiuns came, 110w buildings wcrc crcctctl and the whole :1t111osphcrc of the phicc was changed. 13mm :1 hack woods, Country collt-gc. it tlcwlopcd, under Dr. Athertonk guiding 11:11111 into :1 cullcg't- whusc worth and merit wcrc not to he denied. In 1902, the inmortunt buildings 011 the campus were 0111 Main, th' Engineering Build- ing, the Natural Scicncc Building. the Annury, and the intany Building. The prumrutory school 11:11! hccn discuntinncd. :11111 the clown college cuurscs climllcd :1 1111:11 of four hun- drcd :11111 twcnty-t'our mun, onc hnmlrcd :md thirty-cight of whom were pmspcctivc engi- nccrs, The faculty numbered fnrty-tix'u :11111 0111 Main mutinm-ll to prm'ith' hmm-s fur 21 fcw of them. The pcrimd from that timt- until this, from 1902 111 1511.3, 1K comparatively shun. Yt-t. in thusc thirteen y 1:1rs. 1111- number of 0111' buildings has increased frum tivt' tn :1111111st thirty; the total enrollment of 1.002 has hccn multiplied by live; and thv faculty has incrcuswl pro- portionally from forty-Iivc to over two hundred fifty. XVL- hnvc nmv Sunlc thirly-threc courses loading to Luchclor degrees, with additional short enurws fur lilnsc 11-111. 111111 :1 full college education i111possihlc. This grunt institution :15 it now 511111115. is the outward, thu tangihlc result 111' :1 great struggle. 0111 111' y 111's of hope, of fur, 11f dimourngcnicnt. of 111-111, out of neglect. nppogi- lion, doubt, has come :1 success brighter 111:111 those 1111-11 of sixty years ago even drcmncd of. Penn State stands :15 :1 mnntnncnt to foresight and high stutcsnianship, :15 :111 1-vcrlast- inkr memorial to the lives of great 21nd noble men gladly given that she might prosper; but thc greater 11101111111c11t, the higher memorial is the body of 1111-11 she sends forth into the world, in their veins the rich warm Mom! of youth. tht-ir faces tmmrd tlw S1111 w ZafHHHZ ,HZDOE LUNG, hright. rihhum nf gultl. hlcnding'. graying. into the deep hlue 0f :1 twilight sky. set :ttnp nt' :1 moun- tain line, rugged. irregular; IiIL' ht'cztth mi :1 night wind. suit. uncertain. rustling faintly zternss the hruud ex- pzmsv of tree tttps; :1 thread Hf shining white in the vulh-y just hclnw her. all this Nittnny saw and was thankful. Many were the mmms and lung. since her warrior went nut to hnttle. Many were the Iincks of wihl geese that had tlnwn nm-thwztril ziml muthwztrd :thm't- her. and still, he had nut returned. Mztliitutt. Munitnn the Mighty, wzts cruel. and yt-tr-the smith wind grew lmlder and kissed her hmwn Check. with- t-rul now and old; the dying: light in the west lingered un her face. kimllul answering lights in her eythae :mntht-r day WilS gum: Down in the valley. lived 1m ohl wzn'riur and his xqtiziw, thttk. iu-hlc. smrculy :thle In grind the cum w gather the hurries which were their fnmL they lived mimic, the remnant nf Zl peuple mice great and pnwcr- fut. Frequently it had happened that just when the mnize they had planted with so much hthnr was ready tn i'eztp. then lht' nurth wind hztd Come, bending the uuk trees in his strt'mg lingers, and had wrested it frnm them sn that in the lung winter there was little tn eat. Ami this lmliutl IllZliti. since xthe was 5.10er and kind. hzui cume dnwn frmm her hilltup into the valley when all Wits dark. and had built :1 shield for them :lgztinst tho nnrthwiml, :1 barrier that even his strung iingcrs could not brink. The nhl people saw with wander the thing that she had IIUIIC, and called her Nittztny, which means wind breaker. Then a griztt sickness came upon hr and she died, and the old wzu'riw and his Squaw mourned her. and all whn hzul known her mourned her; called her pious, called her good, And thev built :1 mound tWCI' the place where she lay that her resting place might In: remem- :IVIICH in the night came the tir-ztt Spirit with thnndut'ings zmd lightnings: the -:trth bored. . . Alter :1 time. the shook, grunt trees came crashing down and the penplc were sure afraid. thttnders grc v tillilL 21ml duller, the lightnings tiztshul ltss ltllli less nftcn. and trace, dark. silent. hmoderl m'er the valley. then the tlzlwn Came. the til'st pale light of tnnrning. the people came fut'th zmd marveled: for in the place where they hftd htiilded the mound, how rose a griztt mountain. And they called it Nittztny 1n hnnnr mt hur who was called pious and good. The snows of many winters had 1min on the valley. many summers had come and gone. A new people had cume up from tho southward uml hml taken pusscssion of the hind Men with white faces had come from the cztstwm'rl. There :tmst- :tmtmfl 11119 110W Del'lpie :1 grlztt warrior chief named XVuztp-a-lanne, whom the men with white faces called Halt! Jingle. He lived in this same brand valley. and he extended his httntint.r grounds far tn the north- ward. Brave was 110 and led his warriors to victory. and many were the songs that the singers made in honor of his ht'zlvcry and his daring. W'unp-u-lzume hwed his brothers with Illulll' IIIIII' Ciag'19'16 LAVIEF the pale faces and made ti'lztties with them and bartered with them under a great pine tree which still is standing. And when the time came that he should go to the Happy Hunting Grounds. oven the white men mourned him and in his honor named mountains and valleys and even the creek that flowed thrn his native valley with his name. And again many snmxs and rains came. The people of XVoap-a-lzmne, they of the tribe of Lcnni-Lenape grew fewer and fewer; the white brothers came and took their hunt- ing grounds; and their mountains and valleys saw them 110 more. Then in this broad valley, there rose the Great Mother. not of men but of the minds of men. To her came the young men frum many miles, and she taught them the wisdom of times past, taught them the use of tools. taught them the arts of working. W'ith her teaching was the sweetness, the gentleness, the goodness of Nittany, and into their hearts she instilled the bravery, the cour- age of VVOap-a-lanne. And her Sons went out into the world and worked with the arts she had taught them and brought back to her. honor and glory. The world knew them; for in their minds was the gentleness nt' Nittany, in their hearts. the strength of XVoap-a-lanne. A DISTANT VIEW Erustees 16ministration IL EME Hm ,1 7111 ,, , , ,N,,71,,,1,,-V,1Wu11m..4,,, ,,V. V. . 7 W- ,,1 , anrb of Grustees EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS MARTIN C. hu'nnn'uu 7 7 7 - 7 7 - 7 Harrisburg Governor of 111C Comnu'mwcalt11 EDWIN Ii, SPARKS 7 - - - - 7 7 7 Sum College Prusitlcnt of thc Cullcgc NATHAN C. SCHAICIFHER 7 - 7 7 7 7 7 Harrisburg Superintmdcm of Public Instruction. - Harrisburg N. i. C'RI'I'HIIIHam Sccrclary of tho Smlc Board of Agriculture. . APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR NAME RESIDENCE TERM EXPIRES If. S. liAYMun 7 7 - 7 Pittsburgh - - 7 7 1915 1'21 ka R. Kuass 7 7 7 7 W'illizunspnrt - - 7 7 13115 'l'mmms W. iuumv 7 7 7 Philadelphia 7 - 7 15111: MHJI'UN XV. Luwm' 7 7 7 Scranton 7 - 7 - 111111 .IHIIN Plum; JACKSHN - 7 7 7 lillll'YiSblH'g 7 7 7 7 15117 ELECTED BY THE GENERAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION JAMES L. HAMILL 7 7 7 Columbus, 0. 7 7 7 7 1911 II. XVMJHJN AII'NHELI. - 7 - Pittsburgh 7 7 7 - 151171 jnux 15. Smuuls 7 7 - Philadelphia 7 7 7 7 151171 Uranium .11. Duwxlxu 7 7 7 Philadelphia 7 7 7 7 1915 Al'mwrl's C. Rmcn - - - Mclrosc Park, l'n. - 7 - 1915 JAMES C. 1Ym'rli - 7 - - 43 Exchange Place, New York 7 1915 151.1.15 1.. ORYIS 7 7 7 7 Hollcfontc 7 - 7 7 1916 JA MES 17., QmmJav 7 7 - 7 Pittsburgh 7 7 7 7 1916 WILLIAM H. 1VAI.KICR 7 7 7 Inst. of Tech, llnsmn 7 7 7 15116 ELECTED BY DELEGATES FROM SOCIETIES 1YILIJMI T. Ckmsv 7 - 7 Catawissn - 7 - 7 1.015 GEHRHI'Z G. lll'TCHISUN 7 7 - Warriofs Mark 7 - 7 11115 1.. '11. Kll'lhmucx 7 - - Canton, 11:1. - 7 7 7 15115 CHICS'I'I-IR J. TYSUN 7 7 7 7 1310er Dale 7 7 - 7 15115 ANDREW CARNEGIE 7 7 - 2 E. 9151' SL, Nuu- York City 7 7 1916 R. L. Ml'xt'li 7 - 7 - Canonshurg 7 - - - 1916 J. '11. WALLIS - 7 - - Altoona 7 7 7 7 1916 11. V. WHITE - 7 7 7 Bloomsburg - - - 7 1910' VAxrl-z C. MCCORMICK 7 7 - I'lnx'risburg 7 7 - - 13117 1YH.LIAM 11. var'rmsnx 7 7 7 Clearlicld - - - 7 1917 If. R. 111: H-2Imx1; 7 7 - - D. 6k L. C0.. Scranton 7 - - 1917 CHARLES M. SCHWAB - - - South Bethlehem 7 7 7 1917 Organization OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF TRI'STEES Pittsburgh ch York City Smtc College State Cullcgc State Cnllogc H. XVALTHN MI'H'IHCLL, Prusidvul - . , , JAMES G. WHITE, I'1'n'-l;rm1'a'mI , . . EDWIN E. SPARKS, .S'Mn'Iary - - . . , h D. K. PERT, 'lV't'uxun'r - - . . . . , jnux I. ,IVIIHMI'SUX, lfzm'rilux Trvuxlm'r and Huulglcvrfm' - . . Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees MESSRS, Luzxkn, anm, Mrme-Mlm', 311111115qu Ql'HHJCY, .xxh H. Y. Winn: Advisory Committee to the School of Agriculture and Experiment. Station linixun, Hcl'rrnlrncln. MvCummK, 'lk'sux, AND ll. Y. XX'HI'n-z M I-zssus. Advisory Committee tu the School of Engineering Mrassus. Il.nle1., Ql'mlJ-ZY, REED, SHIELDS, AND J. G. WHITE The Faculty Council of Administration Plugsuucyr SMRKx; lhcxxs Ilumncs, lMNn, Lm'I-zjuv, CRANE. XYA'r'rs, AND YAI.KI :R: IHmlrlassuks RIVXKHC, WILIARII, FATHER, AXII ICslIIaNSIIAIn-z OFFICERS OF THE SCHOOLS School of Agriculture School of the Liberal Arts RALPH l.. VA'I'Ts, IMIH M. S. lehnwcu , .Sl'urulary Amm'u Ilumncs, :11'11'ug Dunn R. Y. Cuxm'lau, Al'rl'vlm'y School of Mines WAL'rLR R. mer:. lhum H. X. ICA'IUX, .S'vm'vlury Institute of Animal Nutrition HENRY P. Almsm'. Dirvrtrr l5, ICLH Human, .Sh'n'lury School of Engineering IC, D. WALKER, lhum HAImLH Ii. Snxr'rl'tk, .S'n'n'lm'y F R ESH MAN School of Natural Science chnmnc G. Poxn. lh'uzz Ii j. KAVFMAN, .Skw'rmry A DVISERS MESSRS. Alums, Rumuni, CIH'm:I1H.I., Clmm'rrr'r, Flinn, IRJS'HQR, Axlwn'lurw. 171uz7.l-:LL, Gm'nsk, GRAVATT, HILL, V. R. James, I'AIJJSTER, l5. 1,. 1Wr'rma, G. K. PA'r'rIaH, Puu'nmn, E. R. SMITH, Tmuuaxue, Wmnuik, WRIGHT, Axn Mus mem: 27 HOMES OF PROFESSORS AD - MINISTRATION THE FACULTY PRESIDENT SPA RKS DEAN XVALK 15R DEAN XVATTS DEAN HOLMES DEAN CRANE DEAN POND Waculty I.-h'rum:L-11 1n Schonls and Dcpnrlmcntsr DR. ARTIIL'R HOLMES, 11A,. 1111.11. Dean of the General Faculty. 10m Cincinnati. 01110, .1872. 11A. 111mm Cnllcgc. 01110. 1899: Pastor nf Sixth Chris- tizm Church, Philaddphiu, 1899-19051; Graduate Student in Scmitica 11v1mwx' Anti- quities, Ethics. Philosuphy. mHl Psychulngy 111 University 01 Pennsylvania. 1899-19111: 13011011' in 19111051119133 Uniwrsily of Pennsylvania. 19111-1993; Pusmr of Mcmnriztl Christian Church, Ann Arhm', Michigan, 19111-191115 .1 11111 11151111111111 and .1111119 tor in 141110501111y. L'Hiwrsily uf Michigan. 19111-19113; Dircctm' uf RL-Iiginus 1Y0rk. 11. R. R. Y. M. C. AH 191111999: 1311.11,. Lvnivorsity of Pennsylvania. 19118; lustructor in Psychology. University of 1'1cnnsylmnizl, 1908-1911; Avisumt Dircclm' uf 11.9511111111541- ml Clinic, University of Pennsylvania, 19118-1912; Assxslzmt pmfcssnr of Psychulngy, University of Pennsylvania. 1911-19113: 11mm 01' Ihc 1919111115. Pvnn State Cu1lcgc, 191291911; Acting 11mm of 11n- School of Liberal Ans, 19111. x .15 School of ?Agriculture and 'Experiment Station RALPH 1.. 11111.9, 11.5.. 31.5., Dean of the Schnul 01' Agricuhure. 110m 1869; 13.5. I'vnn State, 1899; 111.5. Pcnn Slate: 111micnltm'ist. 11111105500 13x- porimcnlul Station. 181111-1899; Secretary '1'vnncssu- 17.xm-rinlcnlzll Station and Hum of thc Farmcrs' lustitnu- 1York, 1895-1899; Cnnmwrcizll I10nicu11urist :11 Jnlmsmu'n. Pa.. 18951-1908; Iix-Prcsidcnf uf Vegetable 1iimwcrs' Association nf Ann-riczl; Head of lhc'Dcpm'lmmt 01 llorliculturc. Penn State CullL-gc, 1998-1912; Acting Dunn Fchrn- :u'y. 1912-1111'lmmry, 191:1; Dunn 1913; Autlmr Vegetable Gnnlcning. nml ng'L-tuhlc 1'1nrciluzfy Department of Agronomy FRANK 11. Gucluaxmc, 11.5.. Prnstur of Agronomy. 1i. 1.. 1VVIRTIIICN, 11.8.. .1 Z, Associate Prufcssnr uf Agrunumy. CHAS. 1:. NULL, 11.5., .1 7:. E E, 111 K 11', Assistant 1111111391111 Hf ExpL-rinu-nlal Agrmmmy. 1V. 11. DARS'I', 11.5., Assistant Professor 111 Amunmny. .1- 1V. XVm'rIa, 31.5.. .hsismnt Pruh-ssnr uf 11lewrimcnlul Agmnmny. R. 1'. BI..stNt;.xmz, 11.8.. 111 E 111. lustrnclnr in Agrnnnmy. R. S. SMITH, 11.9..-X.. A Z. Instruclnr L- .1. 01101.11, 11.8.. Asxislzmt in Agmnomy. n Agmnnmy. I1ARRY P. Yuma. n.5,. Assistant in Agrunmny. H 21.22 2926 LAVIEE Department of Agricultural Education T. 1. MAINS, 11. A2211. 31.5., A Z. Professor of .ngricnlturul Education and Snperintcmlcnt of C2u'wslmmlcncc Cnurscs. 1V. R. 11'111'1'1-1, M.S., lnsn'uctnr in Agricultural litlncnlinn. Department of Agricultural Chemistry CHARLES 1V. STUDIMR'F, 1111.12 11 U 11, A Z. A X 21. Prnfcssor of Agricultural Chemistry. Mnumua'r 11. MAcDuxun, PILD. Associzm- Prufcswr of Agricultural Chemistry. 1 . 11. 1VI-1AVEI2, 11.5.. Instructor in .VXgricullurzll Chemistry. ERNEST 111-1111121212, 13.5., E E. Instructor in Agricultural Chemistry. D. 17.. 11.21.1121 11.93.. Assistant in Agricultural Clmnisu'y. Department of Agricultural Extension :11. S. M2'11MVI-II.I., 31.5.. K 33. A 72' Director uf .ngricnhnrzll Extension. W. R. UUIHIAM, 11.5., A Z, Assistant mecssur uf Agricultural Extensiun. 17.. K. 1llnsnMAN, 11.5.. Assistant Professor of Agricultural Extension. PEARL MAanNALD, M.S.. Assistant mecssnr nf Agricultural Extension 1112mm Economicsl L. C. 'IRMIIIKINS, Assistant in Ilnmc licmmmics. NuImAN S. Gul'nns, 11.5.. ICxtL-nsiun chrcm-mulivc in Allcghcny Cnunty. CHAS. S. Alums, 11.5.. Extension RCDI'L'SCIHZII1VC in Burks County. A. 1'2. Russ, .111. Extension chrcscmutiw in 112221101221 Cnunly. D. K. SUDAN. 11.3.. Extcnsiun chl'cscntulivc in 111112110111 County. R. 11. Dl'NIAl', 11.8.. Extension Roprcscnmlix'c in Blair County. HARVEY S. Mums, 11.. Extension Ropn-scmutivc in Butler County. 51.. 2.8.. lixu-nsinn Representative in Clu-le-r County. CHAS. 1'1. PRICS'IUN, 1:. S. HITIIER. 11.3.. Extensiun Ih-prmcmulix'c in Lancaster County. 11. 11, GILIuiRr, 11.5., Iixtunsiun RL-pruscmativc in Lucknn'zmlm menly. 11. N. Cmm. 11.5.. Extension Rommscmutivc in Luzernc Cunnly. R. 11. HELL, 11.5.. Extensinn Rk'pl'k'SCHtleiVC in Lyunning County. C. 11. Mrlhumc. 11.8.. Extension Representative in Mercer Cuunty. A. K. RUTHICNHEIUZICR, 115.. 15.xtcnsinn chrcwnlzniw in Montgomery County. J. M. MVKH-z, 11.5., Extension Rx-pruscntativc in 1Vushingtun County. E5 Che 191$ L12. WEE Department of Animal Husbandry 11'. 1'1, '1AUMIIM'E. 11.5.1. A Z. I'mfwsm' of Animal Husbandry. 11. O. SEVERSUN, 31.5., A 'l' 52. A U 2'. Assistant Professor nf Animal 11uslulmlry. 11. ll. HAYNER, 11V.AI.. 11, 2 K, .Mxistzmt Prnfcssnr Hf Animal Husbandry. PAH. Gr:m..xl'uu, 11.8.. Inuructur in Animal Husbandry. 31. C. 1x,ll.l'.xTRl1'K, Inslrucmr in 1'nnllry 1'1usbzuulry. 11. E. 11t1l'1illliR'H', 115., Assistant in Animal llnshzuulry. 1.8.. Assistant in lhmltry lluxlmmlry. 1:. B. Ckuuus, A T A, A1. 1:, GNIMES, 11.8.. Avistzmt in Animal 1'1115111111111'3'. Department of Botany FRANK 11. KERN, 1 11.11., E E, A 7.. Prnfussnr ni linluny. J. BEN 11II.I., 1111.11, 3 E. Assistant 1Wufvssnr nf Iinlzmy, C. R. UR'HQN, 11.8.. A Z. Assistant I'rnfL-ssnr nf Huumy. 1R. A. WALIumx, 11.8., A 0 :3. Instrucmr in Huluny. ,1. 1:. Alums. 11.5.. Instrucmr in linlnny. A. R. . irx'u'HiL, 31.5.. 11mlnwtnr in 11:11:1113'. ,1. B. DEMARICE, 11.5.. lnstruclur inA 1101:1113: :X. R. 11AM, A1.S.. 11' K 11'. 1Hslf11fllll' in lintany. A. A. HANSEN, 11.8.,11' A H. A Z. Assistant in Hulzmy. XV. 11. MrKlNMiY, 11.8., Assistant in llntzmy. . 11. Kli1.l.Y,A1.S., lnslrncmr in Rummy. Department of Dairy Husbandry CARI. 1V, LARSHN, A1.S.. A Z. mecssnr uf Dairy llnslmmll'y. 19. S. PVTNI-IY. 31.5.. A Z, H X, Assistant Prufcsmr uf Dairy Husbandry. diliuzmni'rn 11. 31min , 31.8.. Assistant 1'rufcssnr nf 1:1c10rinlugy. 15. L. ANTHan, A1.S.. A '11 3, 1115111110tnr in Dairy Husbandry. S. I. Ihermn-zlu 11.5,. 11' K 112 Instructur in Dairy Husbandry. .1. M. Sm-zmmx. 315.. lnslruCIm- in Huclurit'dugy. H. S. HVLKLICV, 11.5.. Illslruclm' in Dairy Huslulmll'y. 1. J. Hnun'. 11.8., Assistant in Dairy Husbandry. '11. 1.. 1111.1.5, M.S.. Assistant in Bzwu-riulngy. 1:. P. KNOLL, Superimcndcnt 0f Cruzuncry- $011 lcun- of absence. ELJA- V K Department of Experimental Agricultural Chemistry 1VII.I.IAM FREAK, 1111.11,, 111 K 11', .P K 1P. A Z, A X E, Prnfcssm nf Iixpcrimvnlul Agricul- lurn1 Chvmisn'y and Vice Dircclur of thy Experinwnl 511111011. Hilw' C. GIVEN. 11.3.. Assi'stzlm Professnr nf ExpL-rimunml .ngricultm'ul Chemistry. C. S. 1imz, KI.S.. Assistant Clwmisl. 1YA11rIiR 'I'HnMAs, 115,. Assistant Chemist. 15. S. 11UHHCN, 11.5.. H 11 11. A X 3. Assistant Chemist. 11. 11,-11REU'I3 11.5.. Assistant Chemist. R, C. M'rmu'rlc, 11.8.. Assistant Clmnist. 73111. R. KILH'IHLL, 11.5.. 11' K K11, Assistant in Tnhncm Investigminns. 11. 1C. ICImwrnN, Assistant in Experimental Agricnhnml Chcmistry. Department of Experimental Pomology J. 1'. STICWARH, 1111.11,, 1' A, Professor of Experimental 1anlngy. XV. C. GILLESPIE, 11.8.. Assistant in Experimental 1Nmm1ugy. Department of Forestry jnHN A. Mckul'sux, MUN. 111.15.. A 9 3. 111'ufcssnr of Forestry. R. R. CHAFFICIC, .IXJL, M. 13., A H 2, Assistant Professm' of Forestry. G. R. Ulmcx, ILA E A E, Acacia. Assistant 11111105501. nf I?Urcstry. C. R, Axmcusux, M.Su 1nstructnr in Fm'csn'y. Department of Horticulture M. H. KAISS. 11.8.. N.IMX Professor uf llurliculturc. Ak'rm'u XV. Cmnauq 12.5., A Z. Associate l1rnfcssnr nf Lmulscauw Gardening. C. 15. MYERS. K1.S.. E 5. Assistant Prnfcssm' 01 Experimental Vegetable Gardening. 15. N. limAx, 11.5.. Assistant Profcsmr uf llorlicultm'c. 1C. 1. W'Iuni. 11.5.. K 3. Instruclnr in llorticultnru .1. R. h-X'H'HCL, 11.5., 111 K 111, A l1 P, Instructor in Ilurlicnllurc. A. 17. MASUN, 12.8., 'Ilinching 150110w in 111'11'1iculturc. A. 1'1. 111LIIIiIIRANIhT, Gurrlcncr fur Department of Horticulture. Hm Imw uf absence. Unstitute of TAnimal Nutrition I'IENRY PRENTISS ARMSBY, 1111.11, 1.1-11, Director. 1,101'11 Northbridgc. 31:155., 18113. 171.8. 1V11rc1'5101' Pt'11yt1'1'11nic 1llslillllclh'1 1:11.13. Y Illc. 1874: P11.D. Yule, 1'37'1' I 1.11. 1904; Assistant in Chemistry. Rutgers Cullcgc. lhTILTT; Chemist. Cnnnccticut AgricuhurnI 17x111-r11111'11t Station. 1877-81; Vice Principal C1111- 111'1'111'111 Agricultural College. 1881-83; Professor of Agricultural Clwmistrx L'x1i11r- sity of XVisconsin 188'1- 87; Director. 1111' 1'1'1111a.Su11c College 17111911111111! Station, 1887-15111T;D1':111 School of A1-1,i1'1111111'1'18310-111112:17x111'r1i11 X111111111 N1111iti1m,U. S Dcpnrtnmm 0f Agriculmn 511111 111113; l1ilm111111'111stit11tc of Animal Nunitinn, 11107. J. A. 17111125, 31.8., Assistant Director. XV. 1V. BRAMAN, M.S.. Associate. D. C. 01111111ng 13.8 K. K. jancs, 111.5,, Assistant. , Associate. J. XV. 11.11111. 13.5., Assistant. 17. C. 11051-1, 11.5., Assistant. School of'fngineering ELTON DAVID WALKER. 1'. . , of Engineering. 15.. A K19 E E '1' K '1'. Acting 110.111 of 1111' School 1:01'11 Taunton N1:1ss.181$11.13.S. Unsmchnsdls Institute 01 1111111011191, 1890; Civil 17.11gi111'1'r, Q.M.D., U. S. Army, 18111: 1711111 01 112111111 1X Gallagher, Chicago, 1892; Instructor in 17.111111111111111. L'nilm Cullcgc. N. Y., 18114-185111; Assistant Professor of Civil linginccring, Union 01111-111: 18516-151011; Resident Ilytlrogrzlphcr. U. .S. Geologi- cal Survey. 1898-1111111; Msistanl Professor of Civil linginccring, Penn State College, 15100-111112; Professor of Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineering, 111111. 1.0112; Head 01 D11mr11111nt of Civil Engineering 1l1i1l.1!1117; Acting Dean of 1111' School of En- ginccring. 111111 1511'1:A111hu1' of N'nus 1111 Mcchunicsf Savage Disposal 011 the 17, :m11 L $15 of C11111'11H11 1111 1111 1'211'111. Department of Drawing and Architectural Engineering Ruv IRWIN XVHILER, 11.5.. C11. Acacia. T B 11. Associate Prnfcssnr 0f Agricultural EH' ginocring. ALFRED LAWRENCE K111111511. A.I1.. Assistant Prufcssur 1f .-11'cl1it1'c1111':11 History and Design. FRANK MILLER '111111111.:X1'1:1..,S.llAssistant Prufcssm' of 31111111111031 Drawing. kaLs Emu ND P11..111-:,R 11....S -11. 3 X, Instrucmr in .chhitccturnl Drawing. I'REDERICK CHARLES DISQL'E, 11.1.. 111111'111'10r in A1'cl1it1'ctural Drawing. 5:13 39m LAVEE, 111mm SHELLY CUCKLIN. 11.5.. A '1' A, 11 K N. Instructor in Engineering Drzm'ing. CLIN'mN 1.1-:1: HARRIS, 11.5.. Instrndur in Mcchunicnl Drawing. v CHAI'M'HY Rl'Tux'l-zx KIVANIJS, 11.5.. - N. Assistant in Engineering: Drawing. an-zn'r HAY 'IWH'MIH'IJH 11.5.. Assistant in Jingim-L-ring Drawing. Department of Civil Engineering ICLTUN DAVID 1VALmak, 11.5.. A K Ii. 3 E, 11! K 11'. Professor of Hydraulics and Sanitary 111.11ginocring. 11.nmw 1115x115 SHATTI'CK, 11.5,. A A 111. 11' 11 11.1 K 111, Associate Prufcssur 01' Railroad linginwring. Glinluni FREDERICK lin'KHAIm, 11.5.. C111. 23 3. Associate Professnr of Structural Engi- ncuring. 15.1mm: 1.YTTUN XYATIERMAN. 11.5.. CF... 111 A H. Assistant Prufussur Hf 11ydrau1ic and Sanitary Engineering. Jnux STANLEY Ck.xNIn-:I.I., 11.5.. C. nccring. 111 11 A. 1 l3 3. Assistant l'mfcsmr of Civil Engi- RAYMOND O'DUNXELL, 11.5.. Assistant I'rufcssor nf Cix'i1 Engineering. CHESTER ALLEN, 11.5.. Acacia. Assistant Prnfcssnr uf Civil Engineering. Ruulcu'r ANDREW CAFGHEY, 11.5., 111 K 111, Assistant Professor of Civil linginccring. JUHN RAYMOND LAI'HAM, 11.5., Instructor in Civil Engineering. GokImN .Mx'rrr'r 111mm, 11.5.. Instructor in Civil linginccring. anan'r lilm'ARn 311N51m11, 11.5.. Instructnr in Civil Enginccring. CHARLES HENSEUUFF STEEL. 11.5.. Instructor in Civil Engineering. 11ka1 JI'STIX LEWIS, 11.5.. K 21. '11 11 11. i1l K 111. Assistant in Civil Engineering. mmkmc STEPHENSON LUNG, 13.5., 1 11 3. Assistant in Civil Engineering. 1'1mmn-z Rmtmx'EIJ. MAxsnx, 11.5., 'll-aching Fellow in Engineering. Rrssncu. 111:N'H.EY NESIHTT, 11.5.. 23 3. Assistant in Civil Engineering. Department of Electrical Engineering CHARLES 1.. lesmu, 11.5.. 12.13... E X. 11 K N. Professor of E1cc1ricul linginccring. CHARLES 1C. 111mm, 11.5.. Jill, Associate Professor of 'l1clcp1mnc Engineering. Jnux 0. KAMMICRMAN, 11.5.. 111:... 23 '1', 11 K N. :ngistzmt Professnr of Electrical Engi- nccl'ing'. DAVID 1.. MARKLE, 11.5.. 1C.12.. Assistant 11rnfcssur 01' Electrical lilmincvring. Iil'mcxli CX'RL'S XVUUDRI'FF, 31A 1'H.D.. Assistant mecsgnr of Electrical Railway En- ginccring. WAanIAN 31. STEMPLE. 11,A.. Instructnr in Electrical Enginccring. 1115111112111 M. ARMSTRONG, 11.5.. Instructor in Iilcctm-Chcmical Engineering. FRANK 15. FIELD, 13.5.. 12.11;. Instructor in Electrical Engineering. CLARICM'IC G. GRAIKE, 13.5., Instructor in Fluctriml Engineering. n : L n r x, Department of Industrial Engineering Professor Hf Industrial lingimcring. v -: Hum DHiMliR, l3.A., ALE. Acacia. Glinmni HENRY Rusnucx Assistant Professor of Practical Mechanics. lilmxxm; M. hx-nmcmrx. 12.5,, Instructor in Practical Mechanics. PHILLIP RAY HALL, Instructor in l'brgiIIg and Foundry. KYHJJAM 'I'mxm Furlxrz, Assistant in Shnp Cnnstructinn. liARNHST lhu'lcnx hnx'qu, lnslructnr in Industrial litlumtiun. WILLIAM lIINM.xN TAIHIR, Instructor in Muchim Shup. Gummy: ALEXAchR LAW, ILS. 4K K W. Instructor in Mrging. HERBERT RALPH JICNNICY, Instructor in xKYUUdR'HI'kiHQ. Tnmus ll. 'liwuuc, lnslrnclur in Khmdwurk. PERVIYAI. 1K Illaxsnu.l., Assistant in Machint Slum l'rzlclicc. Department of Mechanical Engineering JAMES Ammusrc Munck, MUN, Professor of Mechanical linginccring. Ak'rul'n JI'LHIH KYmm, M.li., Associate Prqu-ssm' of Railway Mechanical Ianim-cring. JAMES ALEXANDER MICASH, M.li.. 1' B H. 2' T, Assuciau- llmfussur nf Machine Design. JAMES P. CALIHCMVHUH, NHL. A T, 1 B 23. Assistant Professor uf Mechanical lingim-vring. hiNJAMIX WILLIAM lhililx'H'K, lnStrucmr in Milling linginwring. JOHN jAvm: an'r. Inslruclur in Mechanical Engineering. Kn Mechanical lingim-L-ring. KVIIJJAM DEAN CAXAX, MIL. W K 42 H K N, lnstrucmr inns. ALE. 'P A 11. Instructor in Rlcclmnicul Enginccring. i. Nxcw'mx Ruv HENXICR 15mm, Alli, M.S., A T. KP K 4n Inslrncmr in Mechanical Engim-cring. MICM'YX PAINTER IIICLMAN, ILS. Instructor in Mechanical linginccring. ALLEN Tum: lhunvx, ILS. Instructor in Mechanical lCngim-cring. NURMAN CHRISTIAN MILLER. 11.31.11, Acacia. Instructor in Mechanical Engim-cring. Junx Flmlncmvn; Myrrlckx. ILF... A T A, 4' K 4k Instrnclur in Mcchunical linginccring. Department of Mechanics and Materials of Construction PAH. Burn: limleixmx, 1:5... CE. 2 A E, d! K 4,, mecssnr uf Mechanics and Mumiuls uf Cnnslrnctiun. CHARLES Iimmun ALIuaR'I', CF... A '1' i3. Instrnclur in Mechanics and Materials of Can- Hrnclinm. 9, 31.12., E N, lnstructur in Mechanics and Mutm'inls lnmns SHAFHCR lWr'rmx-snx. l uf Cbnstructinn. huxK Jusmrn hunk, CI; E E, Instructor in Mcchzmivs :uul Materials of Construction. School of tbe Iiberal TArts AR'rH l'R JIULM 125, 1311.11. Acting Dean of the School of the Liberal .Xrts. Department of English FRED LEWIS lix'r'rrcxa, M..-X., A K E, Professor nf the English Language and Literature. A. HHWRY 'EsmiNSImma, M.A., X Al'. AP B K. Associate Professor uf English and Rhetoric; Registrar uf tho Collcgc; Scerclary of the Goncml Faculty. :iijunx HENRY FRIZZICIL, M.A,, W K Al', Associate Prnfcssm' of English. jnnN TRYUN MARSHMAN. M.A., Associate Professor of Public Speaking. Gmmuc lx'YNl-Z'IA'I' PA'FTEE, M.A.. A T A. Associate Professor of Rhctm'ic. $XVHJJAM DAY Cwn'mc'r'r, M.A., dl B K, Assistant Prnfcssur nf Lzuin and Public Speak- mg. AVILIJAM SHIHHNUER DYE, JIL, M.A., Acacia, Assistant Professor of linglish. ARTHUR LLmVI-ZHXN JZNH, M.A., PILD, Assistant Profcswr Hf English. WILLIAM LEWIS Rnnmrrs, B.A., 'P K 42 Assistant Prufcssm' 0f English. MARTHA CHNNER. Instructor in Eihliogruphy; Assistant Librarian. Rumm'r WARREN CUNHVI'ZR, B.A.. 'P B K, Instructor in English. qulN Iin.l-:Nmalu: HOWELL, 11.8.. X A1,. Instructor in English. JlelJz WILLIAM Sllnl-lezlcmilcmILA, A 9, Instructor in English. HERBERT KIM: KENnm, H.A.. Instructor in English and Latin. ALMICM OGDEN VURSIC. 31.5.. MJC. Instructor in Journalistic W'riting'; Cnllcgc News Editor. Au'rurk DEERINU, Assistant in Public Speaking. Department of Mathematics Jusm'n Momn' XX'ILIJARU, 13..-X., A K 12' d, B K. d: K ID, mecssur nf Matlwmntics; Secre- tary m the CUllllCil. Jnsm'u II. Tl'mm. CE. M.S.. A T. 4' B K, 4, K 4,. Associate Professor of Mulhcnmtics. H. FREEMAN STECKER, MASH Pll.D., E 3, Associate Prnfcssm- 0f Rlcthcnmtics. me'nx RAYMUNI! SMITH. M.A.. Pn.D., A A dl, E E, d, I: K, Assmizuc Professor of Mathematics; Acting Director of the Summer Sessiun. CHARLES GAMBLE SIMPSON, 31A,. Assismm Profcssur of Mathematics. THuMAs 'IC. Gu.w.x'r'r, ILS, AP B K. AP 11, Instructor in Mathcmulics. Ak'rnl'k LLICWlCIJA'N W'Imnrr. PII.H., Instructor in Mathematics. EDMl'ND PARKER DAVIS, M.A.. AP A K. Instructor in Mathematics. 1:On leave of absence. Er? 1 Mulllcmutim. LEWIS Human Almmmxu, PHJL, lnslrnctnr i XVALTER HARULU lhmucu, 13A,, Jnstl'nctnr in Mathematics; Assistant Registrar. JAMES ELMICR DAVIS, M.A., d, B K, Instructor in Mulhcmzuics. Iimxxxkn Jllxxll'nmax' Wumnmrmx. 31A,. Instructor in Mutlmnzltim. Department of German HARRY THOMAS Commas; 1 l! K, PYUfUSSUf of Ucrnmn. Ll'mmu VAX Tl'YL Sumnxs, MA PII.D., Assnciznc Prnfcssm' of German. Vlr'ruk RAY JONES, M.A.. A T 9. Assistant Pruicwu' oi Gcrmzm. $CARI. El'GIiNl-j MARQI'ARIW, M.:X.. 4 H K. Assistant ProfcssUr nf German. JAMES OWEN Kxu'ss, .Xl.A., 4' B K. Instructor in German. JOHN LAIMIniIcn PFA'KHARL M.A.. Instructor in German. PAUL KUNsrmK. 13.A., lnstrnctnr in German. CARI. YIIJ HM HASICK, M.A.. lnsn'uctur in German. Fluilncku'u YHJJAMs PIERCE, PILIL, Instructor in German. Department of Romance Languages IRVING LYSANHICR IMS'HCR, M..X., .1. A H. q, l; K, th K 45 Professor of lhc Romance Lzm- gnngcxx LESLIE M. limumni, MLM.. Assistant Prufcssm' of French. 1051-21-17! Pimsm'r'r LITTLE, RUN. lnstruclur in French. JM'UI: CARPICN'I'ICR HESS. HA 'lk-nching Fcllnw in Frcnch. Department of Latin and Greek CLARENHC OWEN HARRIS, FILM, 4' B K. .Xssnvimc I'rnfcssnr nf 1119 Greek Language and Litcrumrc. HERBERT KINU Kmmu. 11A,. lmlrnclur in Latin lelll English. Department of Psychology 1:.me XVIHJAM Rl'NKHC, MAW Pull, 1 K 42 Prnfvssm' nf Psychology and Ethics; Librarian uf lhc Czu'm-gic Library. Ihluusux LERHY HARLEY. BAH Instl'uclnr in Psyclmlngy. Department of Education LHI'IS WIN RAl'l-ZICR, M..X., I'ILIL meussm' of Education. $011 leave of zlhscncc. n I n a n n u n 11' Department of History and Political Science 0120mm: FREDERICK 200K, M.A.. 1111.11, Assistant Professor of Mcdimval and Modern History. OswnLn FREDERICK ROUCKE, NA 11, H K, Assistant Professor of Economics and Ecu- nmnic History. RAYMOND BI'RTHN .MI'NSON, M.A., Instructor in History and Political Science. Jnnx H. Asuwmvrn, 13171.11. Instructor in Economics and Economic History. I'Lux'n BARZILIA CLARK, M.A., PH.D., Instructor in Political Science. ARTHUR BENSON GILBERT, M.A., Instructor in Cmnmm-cc and Finance. Department of Industrial Art and Design ANNA E. RIEIJIFICR, Enwritns Associate Professor of Industrial Art and Design. RICHARD ERNICS'FI, MPIL, M.K., Associate Professor of Industrial Art and Design. MAImARET B. LAWSING, Instructor in Industrial Art. GICURUINA KA'HIERINE SCOTT, Instructor in Industrial Art Department of Biblical Literature $ROBERT RUSH REED, B.A., Assistant Professor of Biblical Literature; Chaplain of the Cnllcgc. Department of Music CLARENCE C. ROBINSON, Director of Music. LILLIAN Bones ROBINSON, M.A.. Instructor in Music. School of mines XVALTER RICHARD CRANE, M.A., Pull, E E, 1K 1P, Dean of the School of Mines. Born at Grafton, 31:185.. 1870. A13. University of Kansas, 1895; Assistant in Chcm- 1511213 UUiVCTSiU' 11f Kansas, 1891;: MA. University of Kansas. 18913; 1311.11, Colum- hizl University. mm; Assistant Geologist 0f the University Gcolugicnl Survey Of Kansas, 18513-151115; Assistant Professor of Mining, University of Kansas, 10011-1905; Gas Expert for the University Geological Survey of Kansas, and U. 5. Geological Survey, 19113-10115; Member of Faculty of School of Mines, Columbia University. 15105-19118; Penn State College. 1908-1911. Author uf The 'chatisc on Gold and Silvery prepared for the Carnegie: Institute, 1Vashingmn, D. C; An Index to Mining Engineering Literature. and over one hundred papers 011 Mining Engineering Subjects. :chsigned. Department of Geology ICIAmun S. Alumni. 31.:X., 1111.11,, 2 E. Professor Hf Gwlngy 11ml Minernlumx 11mm N. 13mm, M..-X., 1mm, A K E d: n Ixj Assistant l'mfn-ssur chlngy. LYNN 11-3551; YHI'NHS. 11..-X.. M.S.. E E, Assistant Pruhwsur nf Gcnlugy :md Mineralogy. CHARLES Russ Snnun'xck, 11.11., A1.S.. Instructor in Gmlng'y. STANLEY 11. CA'HH'AR'F, 1115., 11' E K, 'Ik-uching Fellmx' in Gcnlugy. Department of Metallurgy CHARLES ELLISON AvaL'luu, 13.31., Acacia, Aswcimc Pruit-ssm- 0f Metallurgy. 1. Nuk'rmu'r, EAL, Acacia. Assistant mecsgnr nf Metallurgy. 1 1 A R R v 51m: Dl'lllJiY, 111., 31.8., Instructor in Metallurgy. Department of Mining 1V.x1.'nik RICHARDS mexz, M.A.. 1111.11 22 E1 11' K 1P, 11rufcssur of Mining. Ill'uu D. PALLISTICR, 3.5.. 11.11.. A A E. 'J' 13 11, Professnr nf Mining. Annual; limmkn Ruumrrs, 11.8.. A T, 41 K 41. Instructor in Mining. School of Natural Science GEORGE GILBERT POND, 31A,, 1111.11, Dean of the School Of Natural Science. inrn llnlliston, Massu lstil. 11A. Amhersh 18M: University of Gnttingcn, 1881- 1882 and 1885; Instrnctnr in Chemistry :11 Amhvl'st, 1883-1888; NA. Amherst, 1884; Professor in Chemistry at Penn State C011ch. 1888; 1111.11. Amherst, 18x11; Dunn of Schuul of Natural Science at Penn State College. ISM. Granted leave of zllxscncc 1n pursue advanced studies in German L'nivwrsilics. 18513-18514 nml 1912-1511211 Department of Chemistry GEORGE GILImR'r POND, M.A.. 1111.111, A T. A X 3, 111101055011 of Chemistry and Director of the Chemical Laboratories. JESSE Elucus Cnmwmu 31.8,, A X 2, Professor of Industrial Chemistry. 1Vu.1.l.w PHILLIPS 1VIN'rER, 31.A., 1111.11,. 111 K 11', A X 13, Associate mecssm- nf Quan- titative Analysis. XVAIJHaR JMtksnx Km'm, 31.:L 1111,11, A X 23. Assistant Prnfcssnr of Organic Clwmistry. 13111911151111: JOHN KAK'FMAX. 31.5.. A X :3. Assistant I'I'ka'SSm' Hf Quantitative Analysis. ELIZABETH 13. anm, 31.5., Kb K 41, Instructor in Chcmistry. THOMAS Flmxrls PUWER, MAW Assistant Professor of Physical Chemistry. 41 GROVER C. CHANDLER, 1111.11, 31.5., d, K 2, Assistant Prufcssm' 0f Qualitative Analysis. Rom-zk'r SAMUEL Pulunun, M.S.. 11' B K, Assistant meL-ssur 0f Qualitative Analysis. FRANK BRINTUN S'rknm-z, 31.5.. K 3, Instructor in Chemistry. Tnmms 1VILLIAM MASUN, R1.S., 1b T. Instructur in Chemistry. LX'TIJE RAYMOND PARKS, 31.8., Instructor in Chcmislry. XVJMJAM Go'r'rmn BINDER, 11.8., A T A. 11, K 4,, 111s1rnctm' in Chemistry. HAROLD BAKER GARDNER. 11.8., 111811112101' in Clmnistry. VINCENT 1V1valm SMITH, 1.8.. 1 K, 11, K 111, 'IRuCIIing Follnw in Chemistry. Department of Physics XVIIJJAM Russ 11AM, 11..X., PILD., A 'J' 51, Professor of Physics. MAIIISUN MuNmn-z CARVER. 11.5., Associate Professor of Physics. LEUPULD josm'n 1..xss.u.l.I-:, 11.5., K E, E 3. Associate Professor of Physics. PAUL IRVING Pucksux, 11.5.. 1P H K, Instructor in Physics. Tnmms XVIMJAM SIIICl-IHAN, 11.91.. A E A; 4. K, 111strnclnr in Physics. Tlnnms S'IImeH-ik Suun, 111., 31.8., Assistant 11rnfcssor of Physics. SAMl'ICI. CLARK Cyrus, 11.5., A T 9, Instructor in Physics. SAMUEL RAYNHLIDS 1'AksuNs, 11.8., 111 K 111, Q.'11.V., 1nslruc1m' in Physics. Department of Zoology MILTHN W'ALKICR ICImY. 31.3.. 3 3. Assistant mecsmr nf Znnlngy. EDWARD HENRY ln'snnx, 11..X., Instructor in Zoology. XVAIJFER Nnk'rux 111555, 11.1., Instructor in Zoology. Department of Home Economics SARA CUTTS LM'l-ZJUY, 11A,, Dean of XVumon and Director of the Department of Home Economics. ELIZAMHTH 1'1. 11mvlik, 31.8., 'lnstructor in Chemistry and Domestic Scicnce. ANNE C. PERRY, 11.5., Instructnr in Dmncstic Science. 31.x!u;.xRET 11x1: Lu'nx, Instructor in Dmnestic Art. HARRIET BARBARA 11Iirlx'I-1R, 111mruclnr in Institutional Munzlgcnwnl. Ebe TAlumni TAssociation Pl'lx'l'USli 015 THE ORGANIZATION We, the graduates of The Pennsylvania State College, desiring to con- ti1111e the associations. of Culleg'e days, to pronwte fraternal feeling. to facili- tate fraternal helpfulness 111111 intercourse with each nther, 111111 to promute the hest interests 01' the College. do unite ourselves under the name 111111 title 111' the Alumni Association 01' the Pennsylvania State College. GENERAL OFFICERS R. W. 11'11.1.1.1.11511N. '93, Prcxz'd'vnf - - - - Huntingdon, P21. L M. DUWNING, 298, 1Y11y11e. tan Firxf 1'11? Pwsidmf, Term Expires, 1915 J CfMoeK, '90, Detroit. Mich. Swami I'ice Pl'tavidvui, Term Expires, 1916 G Melx' 1515, '91, Cleveland. 0.. 'Hzira' I'icu I'trm'dcnl, Term Expires, 1917 - - - State College, Pa. A k . II. SMITH, '05. .Sltci't'ltzrix'-Treasurer F: BOARD OF MANAGERS l. S. MeDmvumq 1'92, State College. P21. - - Term Expires, 1915 J, L. M1N1CK, t99, Altoona, Pa. - - - - Term Expires, 1915 P. L. HRIQNEMAN, '94. State College. J21. - - - Term Expires, 1916 H. A. 1112111121., '04, State College, Pa. - - 4 Term Expires, 1916 J. Plume JACKSON, '89. 11111115111113. Pa. - - - Term Expires. 1917 R. L. XVATTS, '90, State College. 1'11. - - - Term Expires, 1917 V The Alumni Association has made rapid SII'idCS 111 the year 1914-15. The tthooster ez111111z1ig'11 inaugurated 51,1 favorably during the past year and ear- ried 011 m efficiently under th . active direction of the Alumni Secretary, Mr. Ray H. S111itl1.z11111'hyt11e general uftieers of the Association has aided 11111eh tn raise the standard of the XssueiatimL Alumni associations have been fanned in various cities. and 111 some of the I ztther together. 211111 discuss the present status of the associations are those located at Pittsburgh. urger ones weekly dinners are held. at which Penn State 111e11 g college. P1'111111'11e11t 1111111113: these Pl1ilz1deh1hiz1, New York Citv. Cleveland, and Buffalo. l 47 , -r, 1L 5 ' , v A1 33...; M: ww.-......1 , .rx .L x ' :L -4' ,I . 'i - ' : A; r W x x, , 1x 2 4 1 bx , :f c XX ,IIIr, ',' : J V ', r . ll 2' , V K A; 1 - ,, V. THE PENN STATE GIRL 44 73mm State Stubent Gaowmment HlC stiitlent government of the college is vested in two bodies known as the Student Council 21ml the Student Board. The former hotly is composed of representatives from the two upper classes elected at the last class meeting: of the year. The presidents of the classes are also members of the council by virtue of their ot'tiee and the sophomore Class elects one more 1mm :11 large from their class. At the first meeting of the Student Cmmeil :1 committee is chosen which is the real governing body of the college. This committee. known as the student board. is composed of the presidents of the three upper classes. two other men from the senior class and one other man from the junior class. The president of the senior class is president of both stu- tlent lmztrtl aml student council. The student lmzirtl originates all legislation and then presents it in the form of 11 motion to the Student Council. Important legislation is also :tetetl upon by the student body after being passed by the two governing bodies. This legislation deals almost wholly with student traditions and customs, matters of student discipline usually beingy acted upon by the faculty. An important extension of student government was made this year when the llonor System was passed. The student board has taken on, in addition to its other duties, the work of interpreting clauses 0f the Honor System nml trying- cases of violations. I:Rllllll :98 1916 LAVIE Hoehler Love Snuerhoff Ycrgcr Dean Holmes Mnthers Jres. Sparks Welty Ebe Stubent 330mb THE Student 13021111 is e111111105ed of the president of the senior class. two other seniors elected by the senior members of the Council. the presi- dent of the junior class, one other member elected by the junior members of the Council, and the president of the sophomore class. The board discusses questhans rekuing to student g0vern1nent.zu1d n1akes rec0n1n1en1kujons t0 the Student CouncH. 1915 J. R. MATHERS, President F. K. Hmcnmu D. F WELTY 1916 I1.C1.YERGER R.;X.LOVE 1917 G. J. SAL'ERHUFF 46 Che 13936; unnullll Ebe Stubent Council THE Student Council is composed of fifteen seniors elected hv the class ten j11111'01s elected IN the junior Class the president of the sophomore class and one 0111m111e111her eleLteLl hv the sophomole class, and 1the 111eq1de11t .l he Council passes 1111011 all regulations affecting stu- college cnstmns, referring the same to the of the freshman class. Llent government. and originates two upper classes for ratification. 1915 J. R. MATIIERS, President G. V. LUERSSEN R. S. HUMMEL H. S. COMLY A. M. BARRON F. K. 110121111211 8. P. JONES C. F XVILSON W. L. KIRK H. C. PRINCLE D. F 1V1:1.TY H. T. HILL T. C. SANDENSON C. 1V. CLEMMER G. C. KERN 1916 H. C. YERGER R. F.. GEARY 11M BRme R. A. LOVE R. H. OLMSTEAD J. 1V. T 01119er H. P. PICKETT A. R. PALMER F,. P. HAMMITT G. H. DIPPE 1917 G. J SAL'ERHUFF R. 1V. HCMBM: .I.Cl1e 1916 LAVIE' Ebe Stubent Gribunal . Hli Student Tribunal is Ct111111osed of three seniors. four juniors, and live sophmnores, all appointed by the Student Council. The Tribunal tries all cases of infringement of college rules and interprets college customs. 1915 mlllll Ilhlw alumm C. 1?. KENNEDY, Chairman lV. A. BLUME J. K. MCCONEGHY E: 1916 A. A. GAVEY D. 12. HEWITT : C. R. SMITH W. W. WOOD 1917 : H. M. BRAY C. K. HALLAWELL ; J. B. KELLY S. PAGE : H. E. T HOMAS 4-Wmigw 1mm Mun K'lvllmllll'luljlllvllmlllllllllll'Illlll-lllmlll-llelwHm:lll:lullllllllllhlmmMil 1mm1;,wimnl 1 H 1.x him m! .11 m y 1 1 1 w w r w H m 1 1 11 U1 :1 u x tnaunill lllIIIIl the 179m LA VEE; S E: A A .. V . 4,, . ..,. . V 4g: u Mgmz n; W T V JWX -' 3 jll 3 , , y . , W W 3 3 WWW Any; W 4x W fill V3193 E A. .K-VifiQi'; ; Q , ,757QEMYE AQQ: $ 6Q; Q iK '; QOQ Q MPER A 4 , m THE SENIOR GIRL ?FLLJ N r V , 1... , .; 14 x , . TX ., . . . . . ; U 540$. x 11! I t EEMQMWFWNNhM By 01. ohm; R. M. HL'TCIIISON, V. PRES. D. H. STE VART, SECY. J. R. MATIIERS, PRES. B. F. SMITH, TREAS. V. W' VEAVER, HIST. lllullll ItIllIlI Che 1916 LA vm Senior ?mstory CHAPTER IV. IMF. and litiC wait for no 1111111. hour short years have we spent in our quest for learning, and now we enter into the arms of the cruel world well : aware of our ignorance and shortcomings. We have received our education and t'aining and in so doing have formed many true and lustingr friend- ships. From the time we gave 0111' tirst class yell as freshmen t0 the happy moment of graduation, and the receiving of the precious lelti valuable sheepskin, we have honored and respected uur .Umzt Mater. tYe hzlve Cherished and fought lurnestly fur the name of State tmtl now as ahmmi go forth. fervent with the characteristic 1915 pepper, to 'aise the standards and carry this same spirit on through life. Our activities have gradually tlex'ehipetl from elztss tlistiitetiun, scraps and underelass rex'elry 21ml tlevilti'y into the saner and higher view. for the college. Penn State. We have heenme hruzuler in our Views and when we stop and look back. ponderingr over the narrow past we cannot help but wonder at our seeming sehishness and individual desire to attain the distinction and respect of our fellow classmates. We look upon our existence here as a privilege ZHNI by bitter experience have gained the foundations of our future knowledge. XVe realize what a small portion, we as individuals occupy in the existence of this world and at the same time have learned the value of eu-ope'ation and unity. Those of us who have had the fortune of representing the college in ath- letics. in literature. and in the various other activities on and Off the campus. sever our connections as undergraduates with deep regret. U'e hzwe consid- ered it 21 privilege and have exercised on ' ability to the greatest extent in en- deavoring to attain the highest ideal of college welfare. As a body, some at us. never to meet again. stzmd. the latest acquisition to Our alumni. tYe have come. we have tx'orketl and we have eunqueretl, and m the end let us remember, 'twas for thee. t'dem' ohl State. M i n H t i i t t w t t Wil-ithivl'twi it iititiii'ttx - Lecsport 9111.111, 11111112111 1111'1'11121111111. - 1'X1.15RIC12H'I', CLARENCE G11.1:1-'.11 - PhiladeIphiu ALCURN, XVI1.1.1.1.11 13121111111: - - - - Pliila11c1pl1i11 17.11'1'11'11'111 Engineering Sucicly: N. 1?. Club. ALLEN. XX'11.1.1.1M XIHNTICITH - - - - - 1-1111511011'11e Vnrsily 'I'1'11ck 111; 11111'1'-C11155 111'111111' 1'31; IiI1111'11 :Xrts Socielv; 11111111 State Civic Club; 1.1111'1'111 .X1'15 11111.1; CI11ss 'I'1'111'k 111: 11111'1' C1 111 XX'r1sIIi1151. 'ha ANDREWS, 1.1-:11N Ii111;.111 1 - - - II111111111111l1.111'11, N. Civil 151111111111-1'11111; Society, :Xl:111:1., CLIFF 1C111112'1'1' - - - - New Castle 1311111211, .XN11111511' .X. - - - 2 - - - J1'11ki11g1011'11 C1'11I1 Apple C111I1; Ri1I1- C11111; X111111g111111'1'y C11111113' C11111. 13.111131 11.11'1 S11111111, .1 Z, 11. 11' 111 - - - - 1.11111lis1'i111- .Xssislunl .Xlz11111g'1'1' 1111'1 1. .1 X'11'.' .X55111'i1111- I 11111111' 11'1111 5111111C :11'1111'1 1'2. ;F.11i101- i11- LI1i11 111'1111 $11110 I'111 11111'111 X XI. L. X L 111111111 1111: Ci1i1' C11111 1 1'1 :XgricuI- 1111'111 S111'i1'11: 1.:1111'11511'r County CII1I1;I'11111k1i11 111111 .Xl111's111111 .X1'111I1'111y L111I1. BALL, C11.1111.1-:s 11111131111, J11,, '1' K 22, 1' E A, '11 11' 111 - - - . ll111111951111rg C111111111111'1': 1.1111112; Chemical 1XI:1111114'111' '1'1'1111is 11-11111 1211: C1111i1'1112111 S1-11i111' 11:1111'1- 111' ' 111111.11, STANLEY 111311-111 - - - - Laqnin Mechanical Engineering Society. 13111111111, 1X'.11:1'1:11 111131113 '1' A 'I' - - - - - 1'111'1 Allegany XI1'K1'1111 Cunnty Club. BARRON, .'XI.IHCR'I' M., 3 N. A I' P - 7 - - - - I 11i111dc1p11i11 I.i1111's 111111: 1 1'i111'sl: 1'111'111i N11115: Class 1'1'1-51111-111 111; Student L1111111i1 141: Presi- 111-111 .-X111l1-1ic Assncuuinn 1'11: Varsity 171111111111I: Varsity 1'1111'11'; L1111111l .Xl:11111111 Club; 11111111111'11111111 Club; Sirlnin L'11111. BATES, C1.1-'.,111'1-:1. 1'.11'1., 11 K A - - . - - - - 1er11'ick 211111-1 S1'1'1n111 1.11'1111'1111111; Civic C11111; X11'1'l11111i1'111 1511;.1'i111'1-r111g,r Society; Columhin County CI1111. BEAR, SIMHN 1.11:11N - - - Pittsburgh 13115.1'1'1'1'. 11.111115 1.11'1111111I1 1' II - - L11i1111101111 C11111'gc 1'11111l11111 111: Class 1511111111111 1212.Xssist11111 1'11111111111 X11 11111g'cr 131; CI111ir1111111 5111111 C11111111ilt1-1' 111: C1111i1'1111111 1 111g 51'11111 L11111111i1'11-c'1'l1: Class Vice- President 1 '31; C1111111111111 111111111101C1111111111111' 1311: 5111111'1111L1111111c1l 12:11 Suulllcm Board 1351; 111-1111cl11'1r Vcrcin; 11110110 C111111l1 C.11111 :Xss111'11111' 121111111 19111 I. .1 Sphinx; B1:111:1.1., 11111111111: 11111111.,11 1 Z - - 1 - - C11111'1111, X711. 1 X A, 111 K '11 - - - - - Tyrone B151'1211. 1511111115 11.11'111, 11111i1' County CIqu :X1'1'I1i11'1'1111'111 Socicly; RilIc Cluh; - Bernvillc 111111511112, J1111N I 111V1111x - 1 - - - P1'1'ki111111-11 C111l1; Ilrl'ks County C11111; C1'11l1 gprlc Club. Class 131151111111 1L1;111111' L:I1111 qrrrza xn . .r 4 47L 1 I l n ! .J ; :- n: a In. r. . r: Bunny, RUBERT, d, K .1: - - - - - - - - Wyn 312m r Varsity SucCL-r VD; Assistant Snccvr Mznmgcr UH; Electrical lingim-L-ring Sncicty; Elvarn-Chumical Sncicly. jtlACK. LEROY meux - - - - - - - - I'Uttstmvn Class SUCCCF W, M: Class Track; Electrical Engineering Sncwly. BLAVK, Myrml-zxx' YII.sux, I 'l - - PunnzL Day Duna- Cmnmiuce HM l'hrcnsic Cnuncil HM Asmciutp IMilol' 1913 LA VIE; Liberal Arts Sucivly: Mandulin Club H. 9, 1H: leur Cunmy Club. V q. K q; - - - - Altnonn hJ'mc, YIIJ JAM ALHHR'I', 1 1; 1' - - - - - - Conway SlmlL-nt 'IH'ilmnnl HM Class Ilanqm-t Cnmmilm UH: Class luschzlll H, 2. :H; Mg- chzmicul Engineering Sm'irly; Mutin- le'cr Club; licnvcr County Club. Bum. RALPH HEI'L'Y, E N. T H II , - - - - - Amlun Class liaschzlll tit; junior Ormuriml CnntcSI NH. l'imx'MAx. ERNEST LAVERN - - - - - - Clul'iun hn'vli. Y.u.'r1 :k HENRY - - - - - ' - NL'W ank City URlCNNlil'KE. HARHLD chmrmcv - 7 , - - - - - Alumna KRIIJJNHHR. HARRY Iihutxlw, I H, q: A T - - - limigsvillt Urnhchcr Ycrcin; ank Cmmty Clnlx. BRINGHVRST, Glcmx-m-z KICXIHHFK. l B 23 - - - - - Philadelphia From lluurd M, M; Art liditm' FmIll tvh; Cnllcgu Huschall CD: Claw iuskctlmll Squad H, ID; Comm! Manual Clnh; .h'chilcctuml Society; U. T. II Huh; Phila- tlclphiu Club. I'ikulwrmx, DAVID BHRNHARII. B Q - - - - - Reading Blunwx, CHARLES Gmsnx, JR. - - - - lluntingtlnn lect Captain: Ruginu-ntul Quurlvrmzlslur; Ilnnlingdnn Umnly Club; MHlix'c mer Club; Mechanical Engineering Society. Bultx, Uranium: EARL. A 0 2' - - - Lzmcustvr Lichig Chemical Sucit-ty; ericnltnrnl Sncimy; Lancaster Cnnnty Club BRFNHUI'SIC. R'Alxrm ATLAxh A - - 7 - - York BLTHANAN. LHI'IS .Xxmuiw - - - - - - - Hrzulfnrd McKcun Ctmmy Club. 35L'RCH, CONRAD Arm's'r, T l! H. $ K d, - - - - Jumcstmvn. N. Y. Class XVrcstling UH: Class Hzlskcllmll Manager HM Lnuiw Carnegie Scholarship FD; Student Council UH; President Civil Iinginccring Snciety. Burl, FRANKLIN vamx - - - ' ' Lunsduwm- l'rulh Buzu'd: Civil lilminccring Sucit-ty. Cmu.l,, RALPH juxlgs, A T - - - - - - l'hikulclphiu Assistant inskcthull Manager 11H: Class Ezlskctlmll V1, 3. 'H: Senior lhmcc Cum- lmllcc EH : LihL-ml Arts Sucicty. CALKIX, Kl-zxxmu NATHAN - - - - - - - Scramnn Electanhcmical Snciuly; 1,.uckim':mn.'1 Cnnmy Club: Pruhihilinn Lunguv. C111 .1916 LAVIE lllltllll C.11111111:1.1., 1.1 1'111111 CLYDE, A A 23 - - - - - - - RCHOVO College 15001111111 11, '11; Perkinnwn C11111; Mining Society. C.11111111.1., J1111N 17.1.111511, '1' K - 1 - - - - - 1111111111111 CASSICIJHCRRY, 111'551-21. 11.11'111 - - - - - - XYilliamspnrt 0111' Club: C1'1111 A1111l1' C11111; 1-11.11'i1'111111r111 C111l1; 1Villi11111s11111'1 C11111. 0.1511 111:11, CLARKE 1111511111, A Z - - - ' - P11111111c11111i11 Class Secretary 111: V111'sityrl1 1111 11, '21: C1155 11'111'11'21; P11i1111l1'11111i11 C11111: Northeast 111111111111 C11111; X111'ic1111111111 Society; Crab A111111 C11'111; X11111c judginp lczlm 1'11; 5111110111 C1111111'il 1-1 011551-311, 31155 ANNA JmNXla'r'rF. i - - - - - - 1V11y111-s11111'g 111-11150111'1' V1'1'1'i11; C111'1-C11111; Y. M. C. A. Play 111. C111'1u,1x, 11111115111 CHARLES - - - - - - 1 Muchnnicshnrg Agricultural Sncictyz C1'1111 A11111c Cl1111; C11111111-1'1111111 C1111111y C11111. C111112N, Miss ANNA - 1 - - - - - - Pittsburgh Y. 1V. C. :X. C11111111'1. CHMIA', 111'1'1'111Ns11tx' 5.111111, 13 G 11 - - - - - Edge 11111 191171 1..1 Vlli 31111111; Y. M C A. Slum 111: Liberal Arts Society. C1111N, CHARLES 17111211111111'11 - - - - - - - D1111111mc Civil 11111.1;i111'111'i11g Society: 1:111'11'1111'11111111 County C11111. C1111111211, R1153 15.1:111'11: 1911111115112 - - . 1 - 1 XVi1'1'111isC1'1 C11I'1c. HENRY N1111'I'11N - - - . - - - 11111151111111 Class 111150111111 11. 21; Forestry Socicty. Cnx, A11I1M1 RUNKI.1', '11 A H - . . - - . Cynwyd 11111111111111 C11111; C1'1111 A111111' H1111 1711.1NS'I'11N, HENRY VI111111, '1' K E, '1' K '1', 'A 0 - - - - 11111115111111; President Y. M. C. A. 141: '111'1'1111111'1'1' Y..111.C.A.1315111110111 C111111ci1 1311: 1111cr- collegiate Duhuting T111111 11. 211 1H; szrsny Snccu' 11-;11 Louisv Carnegie Scholarship 1111; 111113; 111111: Skull 1111111 111111115; 15i111's: 1111111111111 Council 121: McAllistor Prize 111; C111ss 111111111111 5110111101 1'21; BZIIIQUCI C111111111111'1- 1211; Class Soccer 11, '21: Har- ris11111'12; C11111. 0111111111111, 1711111111. 1.1 1'111511, '1' K E - - - - - - - Tyrone $111111 111111 1111111'S:V1'11'511y11181111111 1:1, '1, 311; Captain Class 11115110111311 111; Blair C1111111y C11111;.-X111 icult111111 Society. 111111' 1112,11 111111115 J1111N, A A v - - - - - Johnsmwn J111111sl11w11 Cl1111; 311'1'11211111'111 17.11121111'1 1i11g Society 1311111111111. 1111.11.1x 1111111111,, 1 X A - - - - 1 Boston Mass. C11111'1,2, 1 W 1151111111 1 .31:Vz1rsi1y 11'1'1'511i11g 131; P1411111. Dance Day Committee; 111'11151111'1 Vcrci11;11111511'y Socict 1y 1111111'511, 1115:1111. 111111111111 - - - - - - - - York 0111111211., RALPH THOMAS, '1' K '1' - - - - - - Philadelphia CRUSH, 111111111111 MY't'mH'Ls - 7 7 - - - - Dorchestcr, N. J. 11i1'11ig C111mical Society. I I Che 1916 LAVIE w Ilnlllvll CL'ENUT PM I 11 III 5 III R - - . - Harrisburg IIuIrIsImIg' LIIIII; IILIIifr CIIL'IHILHI SIJLiL'lI'. Cl .IIIIINs 'IUIIN Ii IHI .IRII 21 'l' - - - - KL'IHIL'II Square IC-ILctiiLL'II ICIIginLLIingI .SnciL-tI; IIIII'IHHICH LIIIII; LIICSILI LUHHII LIIIII. - IFUHII'II'H N. V. Assismnt Mmmgcr VLLI'sitI' Iu'lCHLSSC 12H; Issislzmt ' L ' . I: CI7NH, quIN IIILLIII'N - - MLIIILIgLI VL'lIsilI I.:lL'rLIssc HI: I ' KInIIngLr IulsitI SLIL'LL-r 13M MnIIzierr Clns s SLILWLLI I'D: Xursny anrnsu VnisitI SLILLLI II, J, H; SL-LLIIILI ViLL- IWL-siLILIII V. RI. C. .I, HI: IIiLII'Lw'lrI SLILiL-II; IIIIiI CIIIII D.II-:'IIIIII'ILII:IL. CILI'IX CIL'IIIYIIZI.I., PinnL-Lr CILIII - - - - L'nIIILIL-II. N. ,I. CLIIIL-gL- Hand 11, '3, ii, I I: Cullcgc UrLIIIL-HIILL II. '3. 35. I I ; L'Iuss SUCCUI' LI. 3. III: Crab AIIpIL- L'IIIII; Agricultural .SLIL'iL-lI'. DAVIS, IIIILIIII CLIVTUN - - - - - - - Wilkinshurg DAVIS XIISS AIIIJIILIJI IVI-:I:IL5 - . 7 - I'IIilL'LLlLIpIIin II'ILsiLlL-II1 IL- LCILIC II'uIILL' Iis L';H Y. XI. LI. A. IIIZII' III; IlUlIl IillIlILI I H DIIIsux XIIINIILII SIIIIII .ILLLLiL'I IInns1L-,r 0 191.3 I I V H; muILI: IILLIIL'IIIILLII Illf'inLLlIllP SHLIUII; IIiIIL LIIIII;XILI1iIL ImIL-r CluIII Ohiu LIIIIIIL DAWSON, 'IilIHMAS L'II.IILI.I-:s, A A 3.II K V - ItiLLIIliL Li1I N. J. ;Issucizilc ICLlilLII IIIII I I V II-: CUIIL'QC Insclmll L2H LIuss IIL'lSLIHlII H.2,Jl'LzIp1:Iin Class Baseball 1 'IJ ' .'-I11zII11iL CitI LlIIb: I ICLIIILIII IC nuinL-L-IiIIgI SLILiLlI; LL-nIILIL Imnczlis. DENI'I'HURNIC, LiI:LIILL;I: SIIIIIwaN I K 1' - - - - - IIIIII1iIIL2'LILIII VnrsiII' Iraclx XI'IIIugLI HI; Iilii'lls: SUPIIUIHOI'C ImmLI; Y. M. C. ;I. Cabinet: LiiI'iI ICIIginLIL-ring .SnLiLlI; IIIIIIliIIgLInII LuumI CIIIII: IILrCL-rshulg CIUIL DEI'HN, N.I'I'IIIxII-zi. IIILI'M .IIHNII. PIIIHCL'F CILIII. III A T - , - - .SIIuer 'liri-CLIIIIILI' CIIIII. . DLIz, JI'IN IELIILLIII - - 7 . - - - - I'LIIILILI, 1'. 1L. DIliFIiNlIlIZIL'l-IIIZIL'. IRA CHRISTIAN ILnLiL'I - - - IVicnnisco IiiL'L'tTICL'lI ICIIgiIIL-L'I'iIILI SHCICII'I KILTL'CFSIHIHJ CILIII DII-2III., MIL'IIIN ;IIIIII II N A - - - - - - - Pi1tshnrg11 'XSSISIIIHI KILIIILIIILI'I IL-IIII .SIuILI IIiL'll'IHLTI Cross CLIIIIIII'I' III; RilIL- CIIIII: DL'IIISCIIUI' VLIrL-in; IIinII LIIIII; ;IngUIIIIIIrLII SLICIL-1I'. DlI-ITRIL'II, CLLIl'MC DAVID, Viking CIIIII - - - . . - RL-zuling I'iCl'kLS CLIIIIIII' CIIIII; DL-IilsLIIILIr IVLII'LIIH. DIIII-zum', J.I.III:s IEIILILIIL - . - - - - - - ank DLIII'II. IEATTI' IIIZNIH-IRS'UN A Z q: K I - - . - - SIIDDL'T'V Ruck Loliisv LLLrIILLIiL- .SLIILIIL'IIsIIip12I;JLIIiLIIOrzimr; Civic CIIIII; ILLII'IIIII; AgricLIItiIruI .Socwty; IIItLrLLIIILIgiLLlLI I' ILIIIiIIilinII I.L'LI;2'IILI; IIIIIL-r CLILIIItI' CIII I. ININL'ASTIIR. RILranLII JIL. - - - - - - RLICIICSIL'I' .SLLLIIIIL'irLl LIIILI IILILIL: UIIILLI s LIIIII; Cz-ILIL1 CLIptLIiII 1-H; LEILILIL I.I0lllUllilllI L5H; Civic Club; .ILIIiLIIIIIIILIl SLILiL-LI; IILLII'LI CLIIIIIII Club. IDORFMAX 1m Is MLIILILIs - - - - - - PIIiIaLILIIIIIIia Class linck III: KILIIHI'uII QULMILL'I; CiIiL CIIIII; IIrLIIIiIIilinII I.L-:I;21IL-. IIIIIIIII Chg IQECI LAVIE n-ullll DIIII'II, C.II.I:I III um 23 I III - - - - - . Reading Druids; Xssistant Manager IIII-slIiIIiIs IIII. IIIIIIININII, IVII.I.I.III JAMES, H K N, I II' III - - - - - TiIIiIImII EICCIFICZII ICIIg'iIILII-IIiIIg' SIIL'iIItI'; IVIIIIIIIIII County CIIIII. lIL'NIIIIII JIIIIN Ii IIII IRII III IIIIIs .I A :3 - - Jersey Shun- CIIIIIIgL- IIIIIItIIIiII II. 'JI; CIIISS IIIUUIIIHII HI; Mining SIIciIIII; IViIIizIIIIsport CIIIII. IIL'XIHIII. S'III-IJIIII-zN ICIIIIIII - - - - - - Lancaster LIIIIIIIIISIIIII CIIIIIIiy CIIIII; I.iIIlIig CIICIIIICHI SHCIC'I'Y: CIVIC CIIIII; CIISIIIUIIIIIIUIII CIIIII; Debuting HI. III'NIIIIIIIC, FRANCIS IVINIIIJCI' - - - - - - Providence. R. I. III'PPSTAIIT CI. .IIIIZNIII: II II. I I. III - - - - - SUIIICFSCI SKIIIIC'ISUI CIIIIIIIy CIIIII; IxitIII CIiIII: IIIOTIIIIIZ IIIiiIIII IlIIsIIIIIIIIIII' CIIIII: .IIgIIiIIulturIII SII- ciIIlI: III'IIIIilIiiiIIII II-I'IgIIII; IIilZIII lrilIIIIIIil HI; CI'HICI SIII'IIIIII Lieutenant MI; Ic- II;11IIIII III1III .I. DLIIIII;.IIIII. 1: WII. I I III IIIIII. I IIIs - - - - - IIIIIIIkIyII. NI. Y. VIusilI SIIIIL'LIr II 'CIHSS SIICCCF H II.C2I1JIIIIH Class SIIIILIIIII HI; Varsity SIIiIIIIiIiIIg; CIIIIII CliiII I'JI; C'I'IIIILI IIIIlIILIIis IIIIIIIstiII SIIciIItI: XIII'iI CIIIIII E '1' - - - - - - IIIIs AIIgIIIIIs, CIII. IIIIIII. EIIVIN ICIIININ, LLIIIIIIIIIII CIIIIIIty CIIIII; CIIIIII .IIIIIIILI CIIIII; Agricultural SIIIIiIIty. ICIIII'IJzII, JIIIIN RII'IIIINII K .J - - XCIY KIIIIsiIIngI CIIIIIIgII UIII'IIIIstIn I1. -. i I;I NILIL'IIIiniCIII I IIg'I'iIIILII'iIIp, SIILIictII IiIIIIIINIIs, WILLIAM MICIIII: .J,II II lI N I II V , - - Ix'IuIL- IZILILIII'iLIIII ICIIgiIIIIIIIIiIIg SIILiIIly; NILIxLIIIII CIIIIIIII CIIIII ICIIII'AIIIIS, WIL'IIIEII MICNIIICNIIIIJ. - - - - v CIICIIIIIIIVIIIII ICII'II1:I.II.I-:III;I:III. 'IIIIIIIIAs CIR! H K I. H K N - - - - - IE I'IIIILItI CaIILIl IIIII IIII I1. 2 LI -1I; CI IIIIIgII Orchestra I3 'I. 'ILI'iLClIICZlI IillI'ilILIClillg' SucictI': I IillIIIIIII IIIIII MI 'IlisIIIIII .IIIIIIIIIIIIIII CIIIII; ILIIIfIIIIII CIIIIIIII CIIIII. III IIENIII: IIII, JIIIIN RI: I NIII IIS - - - II'aItIIII, N. Y. CiIIiI I IIgiIILILIIIiIIg Sociclv; IIUlIliCIICI X LIrIIiII. ICLIJIIT'II, GI: IIII-m: I REIIIZ RII II' AA'I' Pittsburgh ,IlIISIU' lIde II. D; Class IIIIIII II. BI: CII'INS IIIIsIIIIIIIIII I II; MIIIIIIIIIIiLIIII I? IIg'iIIIIIIII- ing' SIIciIIty. ICN'IIiziII INF. GittIIIIII-z DANIEI -N 1U. v -' - SIIIIIIIIIII'iII Sphinx: SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ' IIiIIiIIIIII; Issisumt VIIIHIIV IIIlSL'IIIIIII MIIIIIIIIIIr CII; Mandolin CIuII III ..IgIIiLuIIIIrI11 SIIL'iIItI: NiII'lIIIImIILIrIIIIIII CIIIIIIIII C uII IIIIIIIIIISI1N, .XIIIIZXIINIIIIIR JIIIIN, II' N - . - - - Atlantic City. N. I. LicIIig' CIIIIIIIiIIIII SIIciIIty. II 5111 I: I1 .IN Um Im II JIIIIII CII Am I-: s - - - PIII'IvaillI: EICCIIILIII ICIIIIiIIL'IIriIIgI SIIIiIItI: CIIIICgc IIIIIIIILIstIIII IJII; IIIIIIIscIIIIII VIIrIIiII; Mcrccrs- IIurg CII III. I N.I'IiIIIIs Miss Ix'.IrIIIII N I. - - - State Collcgc IIIIIItscIIIII VIIIILIiII; IIIIIIISCIIIIII VCIIIIiII Play CII. :nlnnrnnr. EA'ERIIART, GIaIIIIIII: AVIIIIIERT - I - - - - - Manchester FAIIIIIs, CHARLES - - - - - - - AAvil-A'HLISIIUYLY FE!!! 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III 'ADIIIL CIIIII; Bucks CIIIIIII3 CIIIII. 59 $1111 1916 LA VlE GARMAN, 11'1111111111' 1311:11'1'1'1', 'l' B 11.1 B E, '1' K '1' - - - - 11:1rrisl1111g Mechanical 17.111.1'i111'1'1'111g1 S111i1't5; President 111C11z111i1'111 1.11gi111'1'1'i11g Socic11; Student Financial RL'IH'CSCIlIIlIiYL; .11111i1'c P111114 C11111;11:11ris11111'51 C1111 GILPIN, 111151121 01.111111 - 1 - - - - - - Ariel 1111111 1111:111;1 11 :11'1111 011111111 C11111. GIPI'I.1:, 0111'1211 111:N11111N, H E - - 11:11'1'isl111rg Sphinx: 511111111111111'1 Haring C11111111i1111'; Class l1':1ck 11'C 1:15.; S11c1'01'11, 21'Dr11111 11211111' L:11111 1.11111 12, 511; 1111151115111'11'11':11:11 111:111ir: C11111. GLEASON 1111111111:11111115111,1'1111111 1 C11111 - - - - Sc1':11111111 Spl1i11x;15111 1 1 VII: 1111:11';1l College Wrestling; 11, -, 511; Class 1'1'1'51'111'111 12111111150 Carnegie Scholzuship 121; 8111110111 11:'11111l 121; S111111'111 Council 1111;111:1111111'1811'1' C111551:1111I111't 121: 11:15.9 111cstli11g .11, 2,1;11a11ug1'1'Clnss 111N1stli11g: 111;;155istz1111 11:111:1-,.111' 1:1rsi11' 11115111113. 1311 C;11:1i1'111:111 Inninr 1'1'11111 C11111111i111'1': S111111 111 11'1111111z11 31; 1.:11'11'1111zl1111z1 C11111111 C11111: C11:1ir111:111 11 11111111111 11:15.1' Scrap Cnmn1i111'1. GUETZ, ALVIN 011111.125, .1 X E - - - - - 1 A111stcr11am. N. Y. Scabbard :11111 111:1111'; Cz11l1'1 1.11'1111'113111 1:11; Cadet C:1111:1i11 1311; Deutschcr Vcrcin. G01.,D 11111.1: 1. 1113111'1.'1:,1I1K 'l' - - - - 11'11111112111'11 1110511i:1115 1'11zCr1111'g1' 151111111z111 1'1, 2, 1'11: Class 111111111:111 11. Class l 11:1511rc1' 111: P1111rs11111111s 111;111':111 1 C1111111y C11111; 1111111511'i:11 1111111111r111U S11Ci1'11'. .111'111:11111::11 E11gin1W11in1x1 Soci1'11': C11111'gc Choir 111; Assistant 11:111:15. 1 1 Y. 111. C. .1 Sl11111131; 1'. 111. C. C:111i111'1. G0111111'1N, 11 .11.'I'1:11 C111111', .1 X 11, ll K N, '11 K 41' - - . . Pittsburgh E10c11'icn1 1611151111'1'1'11154 S111'i1'1y; Pittsburgh C11111. G1'111111:1,1111111:111'1 1:1: - - - - - 15rn1111'1i11 Electrical 17.11;.1i111n'11111f.1 S111i111: 1'011:ll1f.',0 C111111t1 C11111. GRADE. G1'5'1'111' 1111111111, 111 E K - . - - 1 - C11111l1'rsport 011.11'1'11'5, J1111x 1.1'11N - - - - - - - State College GRAHAM, J1111N 151.1115, 0 E, 'l' B H - . - - Jeannette Druids: C1111 C11111 11. 2, 11, 11; 11112111111115 12, 31; 15515111111 Manager Glee Club 131; Pharsnnians 111; Ca1l1'1 11111111 121. GRAHAM. LYMAN 11111.4, '1' K '1' - - - - - - Beaver Falls Civil Engineering S11ci1'1y. GRASS, 8.11111'1111. 11., B Q, 11' K '1' - - - - 1 - Philadelphia 1311'c11'i1':11 Engineering Society; Central Manual C11111; 1111'1101'1'111 Society; N1'111'111ial1 Cl1111: Philadelphia Cl1111. GRAY, 8.1.111'151. 111'1'1'1115'5111', E X - - - - - - Bcllcfnnte GREEN1 111 11.,T G1::111111: 11 15HIN11111N - - - - - Monosscn College 1'110111:111 U1; C121ss 11101112111 11, 21:11111i11g Sncicty. GREGG, 1VII.1.1.111 REESE, A T A - - - - 1 - 111011655611 Varsity Soccer 12, 21,-11;Vz1rsity Soccer 11:11121gcr H1; Vulsi11 Soccer Captam H1; C1355 Baseball 12H;C1uss Soccer 11,; 'Prc- 1101111111 S11ci1'11'; C11ic C11111;Cl1:1i1'111:111 Y. 111. C. A. Mission Study Department;1V:1s11ing1011 County Club. 60 - . 11'11111111111 3111114111 and X111'l112111111t1111 C11111111 11.11.1111. :1111'111'11J1111x D1N11-11. A X A 1'S.11'1'11'11':11 131114'1111'1-1'11154' S111'11'11':1.111111111111 P1011. C11111; 11111. H.111, 1211111. 17111111111 11 K A - - 1 - - .Sl. 1.111115. N10. C1111 Club 1'2, 11: 1131111111111 Club 111: C11111'14'1' C1111i1' 1'3. 311: 1C11-1'11'i1':11 1'111541111'1'1'11134 S111'i1'11': 110111.1'1'111'1'1'111'111:1111151111114'11 C11111. - 01'1':111 C111'. N. T. 11.1N1'111'11 X1'11..111.11 Cum Ci1'11 1.111411111111114 S111'i1'11 C1:11.1' '11';11'11'11.'. :11:111:114'1 1 C1:1.1.1' l1' 1'1'11' 111; H.1t1'N1'11 111.1111'1 1'S.1'I1'1t 111.. '1' 11 11.111 11' '11 - 1 111.111111'111111' Summit 01111-141 Or1'111sl1'u 12.51, '11:11111111111 C111111'2.I1'1.1:1111-1' 11:11111111111 111111 111 S111111'11t Chillml :X. 3.11.11' 1111'1'11:111i1':11 1'S.1154'11111'1'111141'S0C1111':1111111111'i:11 17.111'1111'1'1'111141 S111'i1'11: C1151 11:111111111 S111z111'1-r 12:11 D1111.1'1' 1111 Y 11 1111: '11111'111'111 01111111111 1 1 . IIAXSHN. C1111. 1.111'11' - - - - Oxford C1351 1V11'51111111'1'31: College 11'1'1'1'1111114' 12.31 :C111'511 1C111111t1'C111111C11'11 1i1114111c1'1'- 11114 $111101 1 0112111011 11.1111111'11 1112111.1'.11 1' Xhmm: - 1 - - 1511- 11. .1 V 11'. 11:':111111 C11:1.1'511:11111111'1 S111-:111'111' 1211; 1111111114 S111'i1'11':1.-111:1111111 C11111111 C11111. 111111111211. 1111::1'111' G111x1-111 2 IT - - - - - - - Ashlnml 11'171'1114'C1111111111111'1'21: Manager Class 11211911311 1'21: Cz11l1'1 'Cnptfdn 1H;Sc:11111:11'11 :11111 1'1:-:1111 0111111'5'C11111: Schuylkill Cnunty C11111: C11'11 1311141111'1'r11114 5111'11'11'. H:111'1'.11.1N, N111111.1N 1111111., A X' A - - - - - - Middlotmm C1:11'.1' 1111.1111'111nl1 11 :'C11111111 11 :11'11'1-1111111 141:1.:1111'1C11111z1111 111: 01'111'1'1'1' C11111: Juninr111':11111'i1'z11 C1111'11' 2:1': Mt'1'11z11111'111 17.11111111'11'11114' S111'i1'11':11: 1111111111'11'CC1111. 1'1.-111T11.1x1- 1'. ll1111.11'1:. 1.11'11'1'11x - - - 151'111'1'1'11111' 11.15.1131'1' C1:11111:1-: 1.1111, - - - 1 - 111111'1111511111'14 C1111 CI1111 11:;11 C-11111111 C1111i1 1l , '2. 211'. C.c1111:111 1'1111 12. 511: '111'11151'111'1' Vcrcin; Columbia C11111111 C11111: 11171-11115 CS111'111i11'111'Cx1'11111'1'11z1f1. HAYS. C1..11111:.1'1'1'. MARTIN - - - - . - Senttdnlc - Y111'11' 1'112111111'11'. 171511111;1z 1'S11'.1NI1'I.IN. '11 K 1lr . . . - . :11'1111111111'0 HENI'ERSUN. 11.1111111' 011.11.1X - - 1 - .11gri1'1111111'111 S111'i1-11'; 11:1111' C11111: 1'1'11111111'111111 1.11:114111': 1111liz111:1 C111111l1' C11111. I'IENNIN1',S'I'.1.N11I1' 111.11'1111N11 .1 y - - - N111'111 .111'11111'1pm11' 11115111111 Mn11a14'11 PC1111 Smtc Farmer 141:.151151a111 31'111:1141i1' 11. 3:11 Y. 11.C-1.C:111i- 111'1 121'. 1111111' S111111C1m1111ittc'1 11 1111's 'S'11:11'11' 11 . I'Slz114'S1'r11p C11111111i1- 11 111:114111'1111111'111 S111'11'11': C1':111 1111111 C11111'Ci1'i1'C11111'C11'1'11'11.111111111111111- 11111 01111111 C11111. HENRY 111.111 111.11.11111 1111 - - - - - S11':11'111n1m'1' C111'1s 11:11'111:Y. 11.C.1.C1111f1'1'1'111 1 11011-141110 1'31. IIERUN. 111111111111 11111 1.11 I 11111 11. I1 .. - - 1'1111a11c1phiz1 Cadet. C1111;1111 1:11; S1.11111:11'11 :11111 1S1:11111-: Y. 31.1 8111111 111: 01111111 C11111; 111- 1111str1:1l langlnccring' S11c1111'. C11 1916 LAVEE' 1 E Q : CC.. 1 11.1331? ..mg HERRM'. C1..11112N1'1-: JOHN, '1' K - - - - - - - Pittsburgh 121'1'21'lius C111'111isc111' Gcscllschnft 111111511, 1.121115 1311112111115. 21 X - - - - - - - Allentown Lehigh N111'1l11'1111ptm1 County C11111. 111211-2011. RALPH 1V.11.1m. Acacia. 'l' 11 ll. '1' K '1' - S1111'1l1p111't Mechanical 1511111111'1'1'11113; Society: MCKL'an C0111111' C11111; MU-tivc 11011 c1' C11111. 111:1111'121'111211, 11'11.I.1.1.11 111mm, J11. '1' K - - - - - Kane Electrical Engineering Society; Cz1111'1 111'1111'1111111; OHiccrs' Cluh; McKcan County Club. 1111..,I 111.111'12'1 1 11011.1s.'l' l3 11 - - - - - - 51111111 Lake Lion's P1111; Sphinx: S111C111 :11111 11111105: Class 1311'51111'11t 131; College 1V1'cstling 11. '2:1 Vz11's111 11'1'1'311111g;I 12;11C111ss 111181111111 1'2. 2:31 Student C01111C11 1'2. 3:1 Student 11011111 1211; Class 112111111111 S111'1'1k1'1' 1'21:Assist:111t 111111111111 11'r1's11111g 1211' C111'1'1'I-1'r1111'1 , 1'111 Sc1'1p C111111111111'1'11.21.Ci1'il I11'I111111111'IS11011'111 11111131, Miss 11.11111111121', '1' K '1' - - - - - - - 11111109111110 1'11'1'2121'1'51111'111 Y. 11'. C1 :1. 1211: Dc'hg'uc 10 Kansas City S1111111it V1111111t1'1'1'Cnn- 1'1'1'1'111'1' 1211: 17.111.111.2- .111-r1'Cnnf111'111'1' Dc'logau; 1i'-111 C11111;111'11151'111'r 11'1'0111 Play 131; '. .11. C. A. Play 11. 211; 11'1111 SL110 1:11 '11111 11011r11. 11111511. 11.111111 - - - - - - Philadelphia C111110'1'l1'111'1'1'21; Class Cross Country 11. '2. 511; Philadelphia Club: Cusnmpulimn C11111;C111'111i1':11 S111'i11y; 1'1'1111 511-111 .111'1101'1111. I'IICTHNIZR. 17.1. 111211 11121211. ., A X 1 '1' Ix '1' - - - 1170011511111'11. N. J. College 01'1'111'511'11 11. 2. 111 1; 1.101113; Chemical Society. 1101111125 R 11'1111N11 C1 12VI21. ..1NI1 1 Z '1' K '1' - 1 - - - 501111111111 Louise C111'111'11'i1 S1'l11111'11sl1ip 1 11;C1:1ss S1'1'1'1-11'11'y 1211: Civic Cluh: Lackawannn Cunnty Club; Agricultural S111'11'1 11111211112111'111211 KENNETH, '1 Z - 111111'1111'11111111 1.11111' 5 P1111; Skull 111111 110mm;1'11'1111'5;S1111111x; 1111s111155 111111111101 15115 1..1 VIE; Y. .11. C. X. C2111i11c1 111' 8111111111 11021111 141:5111111'111 Council 141;.15515111111 C11'1'1112111u11 312111111'1'1'111'1111 S11111' 1'1'11'1111'1' 12'. '1. 41:1rcsl1mzm Stunt C01111111111'c 111: Class 1 11111'1Cm11n11111n1 12131111111011 of A'Iricullurul 1'1'111' '11111151'1111'1119 1211;Cl:1ss 11115111111: 121: Class 1.111'1'11551'111; 11195111113; Association;19'o1c51r1'Snci1'1v;Central 31111111111 Club; Philadelphia Club. HURNFR. Jnllx .111'CI1..11'K1:N A 'l. - - - Pittsburgh Lion's 121111;.Sk1111 111111 110111'5' 1'.. 11. C A. C1111i111'1 1 .11 Assistant Varsiu 11105111111: 11311111101 15':11 As. '111111 1111sil1'1s'x Manager 1111111 State C111k ria11 13 'Cass 1'11'115111'H11 1211 Collog'L 111'1':111115I' 1'21; V111 19111 XVI'cstling Manager 141; 1111'1111'55 Mnnagcr Penn Suuc C'nlhg'inn 111;C1':111 Apple C111l1; C1'11'11'. 1'1'11111'1113; Poster 0111111111111 111. 11011211211. W'ILIJAM W1211'rz, E A 11 - - - - - - - Ym-k 11101111111115, CLIFFORD - - - - 2 - - P111u11'111l1iz1 Cosnmpolitan Club; GILT Club 1'2, :21. 41; College Choir 11. '2. :11. HORST. AR'1'111'11 CARL, A 'l' A. '1' K '1' - - - - - - Pittsburgh Junior Oratoricul Contest; Electrical Engineering Society. 1'11'1111F1111'x's121 81 1'1'1. 1111-: '1' 11 11. '1' K '1' - - - - 11111111111'1511'111'11 Lnuisc C:11 111gic Scholarship; Harrisburg Cluh; Civil Engineering Society; Student Council 141. 111'1'1'1115111', R11111-211'1' K111111115. E X. T B II IF1'i111's:SanI :1111I 1711111118; Lionis Paw: Class I1m11111l Cnmmitlec CIII: CIzlss Y II C. A. C1111i1111; Harrisburg CIuh. I117'1'1'111511N, XI'11.1.1.111 MARTIN - 191.3 1.11 VIE: Assuciulc IC1Ii1111' II1 ',111111111.11 - Class Vicc-I'I'csidcnt I-II ; .:1s1'I1:1II IZI: Electrical IC11gi111-1-1'i11g S111'i1111'; Harrisburgr Mining: S111'i1't1'; 31:11121141-1' Class Ilzlskvllilel HI; 7 II:1zI1't011 llnzIL'lwn CIIIIL I'I1iI:1rI1'IpI1i:1 Ci1'iI IC1111i111- 11i11g S111i1t1: C7i1'i1' CInIi; III1iI:1111'111I1i:1 C'I11I1; Ci1-1111'11I KI111111211 C'I11I1. J.11:11s11.'1', Ci1-11111111-1 R111, A X .1 - 7 7 - - 7 - Gii'urd I.i1'I1i,L,1' CI11'111i1'11I Sncivty. J.1.111-:s, A1.1'.111 Il.1.1111.'1'nx - - - 7 Muhunny City JAQI'ISH. Juux ,I. - - - - - - ' - 31:11151'11-I1I C111I1-l I.i1-1111'11:1111 1:11; Oiiiccl's' CInIi; Agricultural S111'i1-I1'; I'i1'i1' Club: I'I'ulliliition League: 'Iiiug'zl Cuumy CI11I1 JI-ZSTICR, II1;x11-1' C1 .11', 111 11' 1I' - - - 7 - Ii1'1'111111111111'11 Linus II:111;Sk11II:1111I R111111S.V:11'sit1' IaskctIiaII III, II; C'nIIugv 'Iir111'k II, 3, ID; S111i111 XI1111111111I Commit ttce. J1111xsux, juux C1..1111-'.N1'1-:, Z 0 - C;:11I1-1 Iz1111l 12, II. II: C1111111y CIIIIIJ. Agricultural -I11N1;s,J.1.111-:s 1131111111111 1 ' ' Class Iiuntlmll 1D; Tennis T011111 CD- Jnan, R111 JONES, 8111.1111111' II.11'1.. I1111'1'7C'11II1'14i1111 CIzlss II:11111111'1 I 1:1:4111; AU - IMImling T111111 MI: 5111-21I1'11'I'II: N 111111111. Summ' II1111'1-11.1. - - - Ix1:.11;1', .1111'1'111'11 11.11'111 - ' C11111'1 8111111111 I.i1'1111-1111111 UH I11:1'.1;,I111111C11111x111.1x - ' Sirluin C111II;KI111111111111111 C111111t1'CI11I1: C11111111ii111- ILI 111-:1-1N1-z1', MARK I IAWKINS Agrivnllurul S111'i1'1y; Dairy Husbandry K121111111, Ci1.11111-:.'1'1'1-: 7.1-:11;1.1-:111. A l' P - CIVIC CI11I1: M11111I11Ii11 CI11I1 12, 3H: C1111111y CIllIJ I11-:1.1.1-:11, 11'111' I1111; 111' -1q1i1'1111111:1I Shciuv IHiniiliitinn I1n11'uc; I11-:N11', C 11 .11.;111s Ii 11111N - Iichijr Chemical S111'i111': Cameron Countv Suriclyi 01111-111111 - - 7 1 8111111111 C. 1 Civil Engineering 111-11151'I11-r V1-r1'i11; CI11I1; lei R111 Imiry Husbandry CiIuIi; IYaininUlun 7 7 7 - III1iIn1I1'Ij11I1ia 811711111111 Sandy 1.:1111- C11111111I III, 41' C111I1 1111I11I11t11111 II1I111ti1111 Ci1' i1' C1111111iI II I: C:1I1i1111 III, II; 111'i1'1111111'nl S111i111'; li'i- Conntv CIuIi Pittsl 111rgI1 ' IX1111115I1111'11 S111'i1-11'; Franklin C11111111 CIuIi. 1'1111511111'11 Hazing 1111111311 I'Iny I'JI: - - 7 1.111'1-1'i1111 Imening' 111111111 CIIIIIL - Yui'k .11111111- C111I1; Agricultural 511111-11: ank 512110 CUIIL'g'C' Ci11c CInIi IC11111111'111111 Club 1311:; LA V115: KI:VV1:',111 C111111111I11V1',I.1' T B 11,1 132 - - - Mincrsville Mechanical 1 .1111111L'L'1111g S11c1L'11': Junior Prom Cm111111111'L' 1'11'Sc111111k111 County C11111' 21111111'L' 13111111 C11111; 5111110111'11'1111111111 1'41. KENNEDY, '1111111.1.V 1' 11.1.V1' 1:1: - - Scranton ChiL'f Artist NH 1. .1 GIL'L' C11111 111' C11'11 1'.111 111LL'111111 S11L'1L'11; Poster C1111111111- mitth 1'31; 1.210111111111111: County Club. IVEVVFYJ1111VAV11111:111,1I' A T - - - Plz1i11110111. N. Y. Class S11L'L'L 1 1'31' , Alanngcr C1' 151' 1.11c1'11ssc- 1-11NL'11' Y111'1L'C.111I1 KERV, 11111111111: C.11.1'1.V, 0 E - - Philadelphia C11'11L1jc 111111011111 11, '31: Class 11215L'111111 11, '3, 31: .AlL'L'huniL'ul 1'.111'111L'L 11111.,' Society; Bucks Cunnty C11111;S11111L'111 Council 1111;1'1'2111111111 111111 1111121111111 C11111 KERR, 1V11.1.1.-1.11 '1'111111115 - - - . - . . lilimhmh, N. J. KESTER. 11.11.110.111 .AI'I'IJCMAN - - - - 1 - I'lnmnshurg Liberal Arts Sacicly; 1.11101'111 Arts Play 1'31 ; Debating Council 13 :111L'L' C11111 11. 3. 31. K1111; AA'AYNE 11111:,11 11 N, I BE - Allpnrt 511111'1111 C111111C11 13,11'Vz11'5111 XVrcstling 1'3. 31,-;11 Cluu AY'wstlinL: 13.111: Chili! - 1111111 C1'1ss 111111111101 CL1111111111L'L' 141:1.1L'L'1r1c111 1'.1111111LL 1111L1; S11L'11'11:C11'11111L'111 County KJELLMAN, 11.111111' ALEV1V111511. A 1' P - - - - 1 1 Junintzl Penn Sth' 11:11'1111'1' 1311:1111 131: Agricultural Socicly: 1111111' C1111111y C11111. KLINGIQR, 11.-111111' 1171111111, '1' A T - - 1 . .. - 131111' 5111111111 KNII'I: S11111V 1111' V1; - - 1 - - North Wales K VLLI. 11111511 N 1111 1:1 7 1 . - 1 11111115111111; 11111.1'11'1 S11L'11'11'; Harrisburg Cl1111. KRESVIJN A111'1111'1: 151115 '1' B 11 111 K 11' . . . . , 11111.65 Barre C1100 C11111 1'31, -. ,11:111L'5111:111s 1'3 31A1'L'11111'c1111'111 S11L'11'11',11'1L51111111 C1H1111 1'. '.' '11; '11'1115111'1'1'1111251111111 C11111 111: 11101111111; Comm C;11111 1'11'11'1'1111111111 111: .'1 1.1 V112 Artist 1'11;S11111L'111 .AIL11111L'1' A111L'1'1L'1111 Society 111 11cu11V Arts A1L'1111L'L'ts 1111. 41. KL'111..11.1V, GL'STH' 1051:1'11 J11, AK :31 - - - - NamiL'okL' 111pr13111: 111; 1110c C11111 11. 41; DL'1115L'11L'1' VL'I'L'111: Agricultural Society: 1:111- L511'y S11L'11'11'; 1.111111; 111L1111L'1112S11c1L'11y; 1111111'5-111111'L' C11111. KULI'. J.1L:1111 R111..1N11, '1' E K - - ., - - - - I'L'rkasic 1.1111111 1A1ISN' J1V111' 1171151151; '1' K '1' - - . - - Bellwood Y. M. C. A. 1'111y111: 1111'15' 111w: C11111 11, :1, 111; 111-11tsc111'1' ch-L-in; Student Council 1'31; Y. W. C A. Cabinet 13, 41. LAMB. 1.1-:1'1 1-111115Vz11. A '1' $2 . - California Lion's 13:111': 131111111 N1111S:Spl1111.V' V11111t111111t112111 1'3, 51. 111; C1111L'11L' 1'110t111'111 111; Class 1111111111111 ':C1 11.: W'IL'stling 111 V111'5111 AVrL'stling 11. -. 11; Czl11t1111111 rL'stling 1-11; '111051111111511'111; C1355 11:1L'k 11. 31' Vnrsih 1r1'1L'11' 11. 3. 31,C1:1ss Banquet Speaker 111:511'111111 C11111; 11'115111111111111 C0111111'C11111: V111'si11C11111 11121111111. Sl1111V S11'1:11.111r - - - - - Lancaster 1 ;0111111 Prohibition League; Civic C11111. 6-1 ullllnllu One 1916 LAVEE, 1411-2111311 , HARRY Enwm E X - - - - . - - Philadelphia Parmi Nous; Class Vicc-Prcsidcnt 1551; College Baseball 111; Vanity Baseball 121; Nortlimst 211211111211 Club. lecuLN, RAY 1511.1xc15 - - - - - - - . Scranton LUCKE, LlaRm' DYICR - - 2 - - . - - 101101111110 1.111;..1x NORM 1x SC11 r1,I B E 2 1 - - - 111111211101 111i21 1 Mechanical Liigiiiccrin' SociL213; .1I11li1'L2 Power Cluh' 13111211191 1l1i21 Club. 1 1 LONG. ALBERT BL'CKINGIIAM - - - - - - 2 Harrisburg Liabig Chemical SociL-ty; Harrisburg Club. LUNG, I1mx 15115111111111, 23 II - - - - - - . SL113-cstm1-n Cadet Captain 141; Scabbard 211111 Iilzule; DeutschL-r 1JL-12L2i11; 11L-121112u1 171211' 1'21: Ril1c Club; Franklin 211111 Marshall Club; Civil Engineering Society: 0111003 C11111;S11111L'r- set County Club. LONG, Miss .111RIUN Sc11111.1., 111 K 211 - - - - - - Philadelphia Deutschcr Verein; Manager Girls' LllL-L- Club 111, -l1; 1 . .11. C. .1. H2132 111: Eagles Mere Conference Delegate 131. LONGENECKER, XVINIFHZLD 51112121, .1 11 P - . - . - - 11111111031012 Agricultural Suciety; Lancaster Club. 1.111111. CIJFFHRH .'1XF11RD, A T A, 2P A T - Camden, N J Friars; 1121r111i Nous: lions P31110255 121sL11111 11, '11; ColngL Choir 11. '11; P11 121r- sonizms 111; Class J122ulant ConniiiltL-c 1231; Assistant 1'21rsitv 11111111311 .11211121gLr 1.1'1; 1121112111L12V2112si1v 1111111112111 111. LLuumqu. 1111125 ENGELHER'I' - 2 2 - - - Hulliduyshurg 12011111311311; 31115151111 LOI'IS - - - - 2 - - - Freeland 1.1111215111', Jnnx CALVIN, J11, E 11 7 - - - - - Sumcrscl Lunussnx, 172121111121: VAxnlalunurr, 23 X. T B 11 111 K 1b - - - Reading Lion's Paw; Skull 211111 11171105;B115111Lss Manager Penn State Mining Quarterly , Student Cuuncil 1 1 41; J. 1V. 11111tL Scholarship 1'2 3, 411: Junior 01.111111L211 C1111thl;CnllL-gc Orclllera 11 21; Chairman SLlliUl 11L11101'i211 Cm11111ittLL;1lining S11ciL13; Berks Countv C1111. LUKENS, 17111211111 CONWAY - - - - - - - Philadelphia Scabbard 211111 11l21dE: 0111CL21'S, Club: C2111L-1 .1121j1u'; 1910111 Artist; Architectm'ul Society: CL-1111'21l 11211111211 Club; Class Basketball 1211; Philadelphia Club. Lyoxs, HARRY NICHOLAS, 21' A T, I B E, '11 K 111 - - - - - Eric Assistant Manager 1915 LA Vila; Eriv Club; Louise Carnegie Scholarship 141. .1IL:C0N1-:G11Y, Junx Kxox, A T S! - - - - CUIHILFSDOI'I: Junior 11111111. CommiIIL-L-z Flagr Sump Committee 121: 1rcsl11112111-S1uphomtm 110p CnmmillL-L- 121; Agricultural Society; Potter County C1111; 11CC111111 Jonx 1131115 E11111 X X - - - - - BorninSdalc 17211'sit3 J1L11ati11g 1.3-11; Class DLhnling 121;Cl1xs linck 1122C111L1 1.2211111L112mt 13211, Apricultuml SOLiLty: 1012;11111 1111111111iti011 1,-L215111L: C1121rliLl1l Cuum3 Club: C121 21 Auditing Committee 1 11 MCCRACKEN. Tnmms 117551.151' ' - - - - - - - Fl1L-11110r11 Class 32150112111 11, '21 ; ElL-ctrical Engineering Society; Fayette County Club. MI'IZI'II.I.A. 1.111'15' 11111111511, K E - - - - 5 5 117111111111511111'1 311'111'1;II. 11311.15 LAWRENCE. '1' K - - - - - 1Vilk1'5-1'1z11'1'1' Civil 17.111411101-11111;r Society; XVilkL's-Bzu'rc C11111. 31111111512, 11111111111111: CLINTON, '1' K '1' - - - - . 11:11'1111151' 1111 NI I IS. 1V 1I '1H R - ' - 5 5 - 5 3111111111 C111'1111-1 li'11111'i1'211 1:11gi111'1'1'i11'r Suci1'1y'. NI11'11111111111'1'1111111 County C1111I. 31111711111111. CI'x' :MJ'ZXANIIER, A '1' O. - - , . - 31011111111111 MAVMINN, 31155 CARUHNE. '1' K '1' 5 . 5 . 5 1Vil1i111115p111't 31.1111151'. .11, 1:111:11 511111151 X A - - - - - P1:1i111'11'111. V J. LI'1155 LIHHIIIII'I 11 ;C1as5 11151101112111 11,' -. 51. '11; C1355 Truck 11.' 21: C1' 155 1.:11'11155'1- . '5111 1'1111'1: 1'21; 1:11'0 C11111 151,11' Mandolin C11111 111; X011 111111 C11111: C1121p1'1 L1inii' 1 '1'1. XIchi11'1'111r111 Sucicly. 111.1115IIAI.I., 1VII.1.I.111 ALBERT 5 - - 5 - 5 5 1111'1i11 MATIIIaIc. XVIIIIAM 11111111: - 5 - 4- - 5 5 - 1101111111 111.1'1'11113115, 11.111125 1111151111111, A Z - - - Emilio 1111115 1':Iw; 1'111'IIIi N11115: SplIiII Ix; Y. 31. -.X C111111101'.C1:155 111'1'5'1111'I11 1'11: 121'1'515 111'111 Slllilk'll'l 11:011'11 111:5111111'111 Council 1.11:11'1'5'1111'111 5111110111 LCuI'IIuil 1-;11 131111111'5 iII-C11i1'f1.115 1.1 VII X5500iC.111' 12111 11111' 1101111 511111 Collurizm 1l.' -. 'C1 1li1nI' 5iII5 C11i1f 101111 511110 CulillcgileiI 111', C1.1.5'.5' 11 1'11111101 5110211101 1'21; C11111'g1' 11.1111 11 '21: 11:111- .1g1 1 C1.1.5'5'11':11'112'1:111 1111111'.511ip CnIIIiIIi111'1 1'2. .11: 11151 C111511'I'N11I'nml Sclmnl Li11111;1111'115 County C1111. 111.1'1'I'I'ZN. THUNIAS CIII-t5'I'I-111. A '1' A 5 - 5 5 5 - Reading Captain C11155' 111150111111 111. MA'I I'I:I1, 1111.151 5 - 5 - - - - 5 5 11111115111111: MA'I'TI'RN 1111'1 GI'X'Im - - - 5 - 1 1111. 1111'11111i.1 Hanugvr L135; I,.1.5'1'11:I111I1;1 1r15111112111 5111111 C11111111i111'1' 111:Li111 1 11 1IILL'1'11L 8111' i111: x1il11'L11111.111111a11111111111 C11111: C1'1111'a1 Manual C11111. MAYER. 11'1'1'11, jk. 5 - 5 - - - - - - 81101110111 111111' Club: 1511111111: 111'11150111'1' V1'1'1'i11: XVuI'reII County C11111. 31151111111 lll'u II Ix 151115 '1'; V K , , - New Cz15111' 1.1115111 1.11111551 1'2. N;1:III'Ig1'I' 1:11'5'111 1.;11'1115'51 1211. ' 3115111115, 111111101: C 11 .1111115 - - . - , . - 131111-1011 :11ENI'ZNI1I'1Z. RAI-'.1I-:I.. '1l X J. '1' 11 '1' - - 5 3111;11:4111'1, P. R. 1.1011154 C111'111i1'111 SUCiL'Iy; CII.5'11111.5'11111i1.111 C11111. MENZHL, 1'.1l'l. 11115111111111: - - 5 - - - 11315111111411111, D. C. Assncimc 17.1111111' 19171 12.1 V112: Civic C11111; .-Xg1'11'1111111';11 511111'11'; 111-rum; Cci'clc 131111112115; SnIIIth'II C11111. 1111711111511, LERm' Ku'mu. A 7. - - 5 5 - AIIIIaI101i5. M11. 811-1111 :11111 11111115:C11111U1' 11351101111111 1'21;L11111'v1'1'1u1111.111 11. '21: 111111211111 Class 11351111111111 111;C1:15.5' 11351101111111 11.i21;C1a.5's 111111111111 11, -1; 8111111111 Tribunal 1311; 511111110111 C11111;V.II'.5i1I'13:15111'111411 1'1 311:1'1211'5 01.111111 1111mm 5 5 5 - - - - Philadelphia 1511 g;' Egg; . - Philadelphia .XIIL'HEVER. 1.111'15 'l'111.V11'1.1-:. E '1', I I1 21 - - - - Skull 111111 Hones; Varsity 'Ir11L'l1' 11. '31: X'1'11's1113' Relay Team 111: Assistant Man- 31:01: Varsity Truck 1511; Class 1111qu 11, '21; Class 1311111111111 01111111111111 1311; Civil 17.111211101111111: Society. 111111111111, JHHN P1711111. J11. A X A - - 1 - 1111111105110 0111ch' 1511111111111 11 '1 :ILILctl'iLnl I.115I111cc'11113I Society: 111111111'5111: C111I1. MILLER. CHARLES P11111111, 111 K 111 - - - - - XV1111'1'I1111, 1111111 MILLER, IIICRMAN 11111311111111 A '1' Q - - - - - - Lancaster Class 11'1'1151111113; 1'21; 1110511111115 1131; 'I'l1L's1111111 C111I1. MILLER, 11.111111 113111115111, A X .1 - - - - - - 1.:1z1cz1stL-r 111171 I..1,V11: 13111111114'1'1111111'1': Agricuhurul SL1L'11'13'; Lancaster C11111113' CI11I1. MILLER, JAL'm: 101111., 1b 11 11 - - - Philadelphia V-zlrs'Ity 1111111111111 'I'L'11111' .-X111L'rtising 311111111411 I'L'Illl 511111 1'r1:1111 XIL-1111111l1 5111'1013 1.11'111g C11L-11111'nl Society; 111'11151'l1L11'VL'1'ci11: C11SI111111111111111 C11111;Sm11111'r11 CI11I1; 11111111- 111'11111111 C11111. 311111211. 8.1111111. H. 11. K 11' - - - - - Mercer 1.11111 5 1'1111'. Skull and 1.1111cs:.IXssistz111t V111 :m 111150111111 M l113'l.gm H: 1; V111'sil3 111150- 111111 311111111111' 141 'l1'i- C111111t3 CI1111: Civil 13111.:111LL-1111g S11'11L MILLER XV11.1.1.1.11 111111 1:111' '1' A 0 - - - - I'hil11tlL'I1111111 11r111113;1'11111 State C1111L-g'11111 Board H1;1 1'111I1 111111111 131. MILLIN, 11111131111 113111111131. - - . - Ridgway 1 .111' C111111t3' C111l1. - - - C01111L'1'511111'11 :XIH..V1:11,C1.1111: ll.1.VV.1 - - EIL-L'triL'nI I .111,I111LL'r1111,.r 51111113; X L111111LI'11 C11111113 CI11I1 - 11111111111'11111111 111111111 C1111. 1'211111 - C1111 15111111111'1'1111: S11L'1L 13; NUFIIlCllHl M; 11111111 C111I1 31111111111 1111' 11111 - -' - - - - Philipsburg .XILL'I111111L'111 Ii 111.11111L1'111g S11L1Lt3':CL'1111'1' County Club. 111111.1N,XVH.1.1.111 1.111.111 - - 1 1311113ch01113 1 - - Sugurgnwe Civic C11111; 1 111'11111: XX'11r1'L'11 C111111t3' Momsnx, ALFRED 11111111115, .-XL'11L'111 - Class 11111111111111 'I'L'11111 1'21; Agricultural Society; Cluh Ml'1...,1'111111 111.1le 11111.V .X l' P - - . - 1'11111111011111111 Cl1iL'f.-X11151 1911 L .1 V11.; 1118511111115; Y. M. .1 C1111111et; C1111'1'L'3' Club: C11'iL' Club; C1'11I1 X11111L- C;111I1 Xgricultural SuciLty: II111111lLI1111111 CIUI1;NUI'1IICHSI .XI111111111 Cl11l1. MI'V11...,111.X1.1'111:11 N1211 E X - . - - - - 1? 11.1111 1'I11. V11'1sl't3 I.111'111551 1'2, 311: Vz1'15113 S111'L'L1'11,2,'C1ass SOL'L'Lr; .Xl1111111,;L-r Class SUCCLr; 1111511111115 11. 21; C1'11I1 X.11111e C111l1; 5111111113111 C111l1. N1:1-:1111.111, 1.1111111 1111111121: - - - - Cuntcsx'illc N1L'11111 s 11.111111 1V11..111.31,:11111, A T A O - - - - X711111Icrg1'1ft SL'11I1I1111'11 111111 1111111IL,V:11'5113' 1111111111112: 1611111 111: Class SL'L'rLt111'3' 1'31 IMIXHIHII Council 121:1.1111'11'11 Arts 1'1111y1'21A5911c1111L 1 111111r 131111 I. .1 VII-:;C111ILI 1.1111tL1111111 13M 01111115 Club; 111111: Club. rnlucnn: tuulnnx- N01111:, STANLEY EUGENE - - XVest Pittston 17.11'1'11'11'1'11 Engineering Society. NYE, 0' 11115 C111 rm Civil Engineering Socic1y' , 1'1n1'1isl1111g C11111. - - l'larrisburg 01.111111'11 F1111. R111112111' - - - - - - - - P1111311'311311111 German Play 1'2, 1:1 11011151'111'1'Vc1'1'111; Senior 11:1111'1' 0111111111111 1-11'. CiYil Engi- 111111111,r Society; Northeast Club. OLE11'1N1:, JAMES 111111115, A T . - - - - Rollefontc 01111111211 EDGAR 13111111151111'11', 4' K '1' - - - - - - York G111; Club 122, 31; l11 111ts1'111' V01c111;31'1'z1'11115 Chemischc Ccscllschaf1; 1111'11' County P111111, JOHN F11.1N11,J11.,'I' K E . - Middletown Skull and Bones; 11r11i1ls:V:1rsi1v C11111;Mcc11anical I11gi11ccring S11ci1'11; 11:11'1'15- 1111314191113; Clas's 13115111111311 111; Varsity Basketball 11,-.11,41;Ca11tai11 Vmsi1v Bas- 101 1:1 PARKINSON, VVII.1.111111 S1-1N1'11:.111, J11. '1' 11 A Class Vice Presi1l1111 111: 1:111111r Collegian 111: S1 11 11:111'1. M. C. A. - . N111'11'ood Xssociate F.1lilm' PC1111 State Calhgian 11.0 -. 3.111Managing C1:1ss Banquet Speaker 121; Student T11111111'11 111; 1'r111rs 131; 1511; Electrical Engineering Soci1'1y; Philadelphia Club. P111111s11N 1111:1113 S11 1111 - Philadelphia Philadelphia C11111;S1111111c111 Manual Club; C11111 1111110 C11111; Agx 10111111111 Society. P511111, SIDNEY 111111-2111 - - - . Neffs 131211111, THOMAS LEE, J11, '1' K E - - - - N111'r15101111 German Play 1'21; 111'11tscl11'1' Vcrcin; Ri11c Cl1111;M111111,,-11mcry County Club P111211. JOHN MONROE - . .. - Swissvalc 1111111111211 17.111311101111113 S11ci1'1y; Pi1tsl1111'gh Club. ' P1111.11'1'1:1.1.1, 171112111 11111111111 - - - - Harrisburg Civil 17.111111101111115 Sr11'i1'1y; Harrisburg Cluh. P11111115, R01.1..1N11 1V11.1.1A.11. T B H - Glee Club H1; 11111111101111 Club 13 41; 11:1111'1' C111111111111'1' 141: County Club; 111110 Club. Scranton Senior 211911111111 G11111111s111111 Inslructor C2,: 111 F11gi1111'ring Soci1'1y; I.11ck:111':1n11z1 11'1'111:111 131:11'1'21; P1111'111-211111111'1211, Mlss 111111112111: J. - - - 1;:11111111 111,Md. 1V. C. A. Play 11, 41; Liberal Arts 111:1,1'1'21;Gir15 Glc1 Cluh 13,-:110111501111 V1'1'1'in. POWELL, RAYMOND KNIHIIT - - - - 11'1'11 Mawr Lithig Chemical Society; Montgomu'ry County Club. P111x1:1.1:, 11.111111 Comm: - - Johnstown Mechanical Fuginccring Society. 11111111111112, R1:1;1N 11.11 1112111211 A Z '1' K 'I' - - - - - Ridgway J11iz1rs: 1111311 V'1Il1'1 Scholarship; Class 11011310 191' ' , Dmnschcr Vorem; Forum; For- c5111 5111'11'11'; 61-111mm Play 1L1; Agricuhuml S1'1c11't1': 11.111 County Club. s a 'run 1 RAllN, N11'11111..3s .11 3.1' 11.11131 - - - 1111121111311 Ci3'1c C11111;1g1'1c1111111:11 5111'11'13; Berks County C11111 11131111211. N11'111..11's 1'1.11'.31.3NN - - - - - - - 1:11'1101'111' College 1V1'c511111g C2, 511; Class Track 111; 1111111111;r S11c11'13'; Pittsburgh C11111. RANN1N, D11N.11.11 - - - - - - - 513111111011 1911 1-1 1711: P1101115'rzl111111'; C1'z111 .71111111' C11111;1.;11'111131'11111111 C11111113' C11111. RANKIN, 1111111111 131111211. 13 0 11. U K 11. '1' K '1' - - - - Pinshurgh F.1c1'11'1cul Engineering Society: J1111111r 11111111. C1111111111tcc. RAI'I' J1sx1 11115511111 - 11111111111'11111111 Class 111111111111 11. '21; 17111'1'511'3' C11111: C1'1111'z11 111111111211 C11111;1111111111011111111 C11111. RAYFI'SE 11 11.1.13.31; '111111111 - - - - - 11'11111111151101'1 .1r1'11111'c1111'211 S11ci1'13'; 11111111111811111'1 L1.1111 R12111211 1'.'311. - - - 7 - - 17r1'111-1'i1ksl1111'g Electrical 1:11g1111'1'111151' S11c1c13'; 111'11151'111'1' 171'1'1'111: 1.1'111'1111111 County Club REED, .'11.1'I11:I1 ROLAND. A 'l' A - 7 - 7 - 7 - 131-11 :13'1111 R1:1N1:I1'1'. 01121111111; 1-1.113'11 - 7 - 7 7 - - 1'1z1r1'1s11111'gr R1:1'N111.11s 1R1NKLIN P11:'1111:,J11. - - - . 1.1111115111131110 111111'3' C11111' N111'1111'z1s1 .11u1111111 C11111; Philadelphia. C111l1: .-1gri1 1111111;11 S11c11'13: C11z111'- 1111111 11117111111501111-1115, .11r111'111111r111 1.111'11112111111111.11113' 1111111'1' C111111111111'c 14 11111113115, ..: 11111111 17.111:11x111.1: 1 A V - 7 - - - 11111119111111,r 151111111 11'1111 S11111'.11111111g 011111101'13' . Mining S111'11'13'. 11111115111111: C11111. R1c1:. 1 11.3N11 R11'11.31111 - - - 7 7 - - .111111r111-11113'11 R1c111:3'. 13.11125 11'11.1.1.3 .31 - - 7 7 - - - - 17.3'1'1'1'11 1111151111, CHARLES 1.1:IN11131'11 - 7 - 7 7 - - 11'1'51 1.1'1'511111'1 111111111115. OWEN 211111113111. 7 - - - - - - S1111111g11111 R11111111.11:2 1 11.1:N10 '1' X A - - - 1111311111102. 11. R. C11s11111p11111a11 C11111; C111'11111'111 S111'11 13: 1's3c1111logical C11111 Ross, 123'111112'1'1' STERLING. 211'111'111 - 7 - - - - 1111110 Varsity Debuting T111111 1'1. '2. 31:111'1111111112; Council 1'2.'1S111111'111 C1111111'11:.S111111'11t 11 11 :111111 Ci3'11'. C11111: 1.1111'1'111 11r1s;1.211'111133'1111111'1 C11111113' C11111 1.11101111.7111s 2113'; 11: C1155 111111111101 Speaker 1'21; 111111111 01'111111'11'111 C111111's1; Cz11111 1.1111111111111 1511; 0111- ccrs Club - - .111115 R055, 12.31.1'11 11111111113111 - - - ' ' Putts C1111111y C11111. ROTH, FRICIIERICK 11111.1.11311. J11. - 7 - ' - ' ' .71111'34111'113' 1.1111'1'1'11 :11'1s S11c11-13'; 1311111111; Ca1l1-1 1.11'1111'1111111' 1511; 1111111111111 :11111111'1111. R11T1111111'K. J1111N ERNEST - - - 7 ' - ' 14'11151'11111 J1111111111 C11111113' C11111. RU131.311:1. J1111N 1113me - - .111. 1'1111111 Collcgc 11:11111;C11111'1.:c Orcllcstrd; 1111111111g11011 C11111113' C11111; 1.11'11134 11111-11111'111 Sncicty. 119 RUSSEL, JIISI-JI'H CLII-Il-IIIIIII I.iIIIIIIIII .XI'III SIIIIiIIly; IIIIIU'SUIIIIHIS III; Liberal RL'SSICII, RIIIIIIR'II IIICIC - - - - RYDER, IIARRY MIIVI-ZII' - - - - SIINIIIcIIIIIN. 'IIIIchIImII-I: CLYDE, A X E - - IIIII'IIisIIIII'g CIIIII. SAUNDERS, JIII'IcI'II - - I - - SCHEPPIIIII, M IXM II I IN ANDREW ICIIIIIIIIiCIII I .IIg'InCU'IIIg Socict3; DI-uIIIIIIII-II I3. CleI III LIIIImsI'c I13 SCIII..I'I III5II. IIIIIIICI. I'Al'l. CIIIII-LI'I- IYI'I-stling; Agricultural Society: CII'IIII SCHOIIK. DIWALII ICMMIINIII, III 21 K - - - SCH I'IIIiII'I', SCHI'I 'I'Z I III-Ipi mg I ';II AI. IIIIIII FIK'I'IIILIII I'M CIIIII; Cix iI NIIIIIIIIIII'! CIIIII. SEAVY, MIIIIIIIN JIHIN, A X E Sunni IIIIIIIII - - SHARP RIII-II ICIUIIS III A H IssiIIIIIII I'D; I I'IIIIII Squad II, '3 II K N SIIIIIIII. RI'I: MILLER, ICIIIIIIIIiIIIII ICIIg'iIIcIIriIIg Society; SHIUIZIIIFLl-ZR, LnIIIIIix GILIIII-ZII'I' .XI'IIIIiIIIIIIuIIIII Society. SIDES. IYINIIIIIIJI MIIIIIAI-H. MHIiVI- IIIm'IIII CIIIII; Harrisburg; CIIIII. SIEGLICR, IIII'IIIcNIa ALFRED, E N GICL' CIIIII I2, :I. II: IIIIIiII CIIIII III. SIMIIIqu, IIIISIA MIN LMIIIII. jII.. IIISII'IIIIIIIII MIIIIIIL'III IIII: V IsiIV I; XIIIIIIIIIIiII CIIIII I2, 3. II: ALEXANDER KINIZIIIIRN. III! K - - IIInII IIIRNELI III E K SIHHI VIII'IIilV IHISUIIHII Manager I IILIiIII-IIrinLI SIIIIiIItvz DI-IIIsIIIIIIr II K A - - IIIIII'I-slry SIIIIiI-Iy; IIIIIiIIIIII County CIUII. SIMPSON, IIIVIIIIII IIIINIJzV, AIIIIIIiII - - - Erie County CIIIII; .I'XITIIIICCIIII'I'II Society. SITTMAN CIIIIIIIII BROWN H Class CI'IIII' CIIIIIIIIV II I IIIIIJIIC ID. .-I I: IIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIII'III SnCiI-Iy; Arts IIIu-V VI-I'cin: IEIIcks County Club: Apple CIHII; MIIIIIL'IIIIIIII3 III J:IIIII'I'IIIIIII MIIIIIILICII III; MIIIIIIIIIIiIIII I'IIIgiIIIIIIIIIIILI SIIIiI-I I3: Harrisburg CIllIl. VCI'CIH ; XIIIIIIILI-r IIICC CIIIII III; IVCSIIHUI'CIIIHII County CIIIII; Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Club. 1, ID : Oxford Lancaster IIIIrrisIIIII'Lr - AIIIIIIIIC City, N. J. New Hope GIII'IIIIIII PIII3I - I llIIIxIIHHHOCk IXynmingI Cnunty Club DIIBois Bmckmn, MIIIs. JI-nkintmvn CIIIIS Ban- PIIIIkiomcn CII'II CIIIII IIII: County CIIIII; Clarendon Eric Coatesvillc Class 'IIIICIISIIIIIIII IOIIV CI Cnnnty Club. - Lykcns Newport Middleton II KII'IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIILIiIIIII-Iling SIII'iII3: CUIIIILIIIIIU II'IILIIIII'IsixIc IIIIIL'IIIII; Philadelphia XIIIIIIIchr MIIII- - IIIIliIIIIII Eric Dick Class S1..111;11, J11111' J11 11511.1' - - - - - - - anmgsx'illc I'.11'1 11ic111 II11L11'111'1'1'i11g 811111111; Class 111151111111 11, L'. :11: Class 1.111'1'11511- 1.11: 111111111 County C1111. 511121211, ANDREW 1111111115, '1' 11' - - - - - - 11111115111111: CiviI 1211gi111'1'1'i11g S111'i1'ty; 11111'1'1511111'14' C11111. 5.111111 111x111111' 11111'115 P11111011 C11111 - - - 311111111111 111111115: C11111'g1'1 511111111111 11, J1:111111'1.;1' 11331-111111 11,'C111Ss. 111111111111 11, '31. C2111- 11I1 C1115; 1111111111111 1'21: C111ss'IH1111111 111; 111111' C111111 1.11111151'11111 1.;11'111'1111114 811111'11: Pittsburgh LI11111; Class '1I1'1'11s111'11'111. 5.111111, 1111111111115'1' AI1121.111:11'1, A T Q - - ' - - ' LI1111111'1'511111'1 5.111111, 111511111 111111111 - - - - - - ' 11-11111'111'111 5.111111, 11.111111 511.121.1'1'5. I B E. 11 K N. '1' K '1' - - 1V111111s'11111'g 1'I.11'1'11'11'111 1'111141111-1'1'11114' Sncicly: 1511'1'1111'111 Engineering 111111111 91' 511'111 L'111111111111'1 5.111111, 1111111132 X - - - - - - - North 17.1151 Class 111105111111: 11 111: Clusx 5111'1'1'1' 111: Varsity 1.111'1'11581' 1'3, 311: 511111111 C11111; -11.1'1'ic11lt111'111 SHCICIX. 5.1211111; 31.11115 111111'11.11' - - - - 1 - - Lancaster 511111;, C1111. .111'01'5'1' .111111'1'111' - - - - - - Ncw 111111111111 5121112, 1111155 :1111'1111111111 - - . - - - - 113111111111: Class 11111111111'1 C111111111111'1' 131: 311'1'11111111'111 17.111111100111111 5111'11'11'; 1.11x1'1'111' C1111111y C11111. SI'ANGL'IZR 11.1113 11'1N,.1 A E - - York 01111-14111 12111111111111 '1-IH C1155 11151111111111 11,1: C11111111111 Class 11111111'1111111 111: C111- 111,1- C1111 . '11 11'1' C11111 1 3'1: Y111'11' C11111111'LI:111111.11111151'11111' 11111111111111u Society: X-1.;1'11'1111111'111151111111. Slaumnxu, 11111125 1111.11;1;, .1 1' P - - - - - 1 N111'f11111', 011111. 51111111. 1'IRIZI11'2I1I1'K 111111.111 - - - . - - - 81110111111111 51151111211 11 .111111' K111511111. - . - - - - - 311. Carmel C11111'1.1'1'I11111111111 111: College XYI'CHIng 12, 31; Class 113115111111: 1'21: Civil Engineer- ing S11c11:11 9111111111. RAYMOND 11112111, I X - . - - . - - .1111'1111'111'11 STEWART, .1111113' LII.11'1-'1111'11 - - - - - - - C11111 Contcr 511211211113 1111'111 111:1'11-1' A Z. '1' K '1' - - - - RWIVUI' Class 1711111111111 11 '21: -Xss111'1:111'1'31111111' 111171 I..1 V11:. 5111;11111 111111111111 11111 Cr1111 :1111111' C11111;1'11'111 11' C11111111 C11111:C111ss Scc1'1'111r1'111zY .C X. LI1111i111'1 1-11. S'1'1-:11'.111'1', WILLHM 11111112111, '1' K '1', 11 K N - - - I11'H1111r S1'111111111'11111111 11111111'; 1311'1' C11111 1'2, 31,11: 11111111111111 C11111 11, '3, 31 41: LI11111'1 31111111'141; Offwcrs' C11111: 11'1111'C111111 C11111'1.;'1' C111111'1'31;II. 11111'11'111 17111.1111'c11111: 811611-11; 111'211'1'1' Cmmty C11111. S'IIUNER. R111' AI.1'11'1-:11, 21 T - - - - - - ' ' 119118111 C11111'g1' 11'1'1'5111111: 1'31: Class 11'1'1's11111g 121: 1'111'1'11'11'111 Engineering 511111-11: York County C11111. 51111217111211, 111111111211 111:111111111' - - - - - - - 11111110510311 Civil Engineering S1'11'i1'1y, Pittsburgh C11111. nrnmnan SrR1L1L'1F.,11 11' 1.1 11:11 11FN111111N A T 12 T B 11,11 Ix N - - Ilcllam College 11111111 11. 2. 31:C11pt11i11 11111111 141:C011egc Orchcsua 11, -1' , Assistant 1111111- agL'r OrL'l1Lstr11 111: 11111111g1r Orchestra 111 Th 1cspi1111 Orchestra 11 -. 11; Yo rk Cunnty Cluh; Electrical P.11gineering Society. S'r111'111121t11'1211, 111211111.pr ADAM, E X - - - - - - Reading Druids. STI'IL'I'EVAN'I',111-:N111111N JOHNSON II 11 N - - - - 1111:1110 Business 11111111gc1'l'r0111 1:11: Civic Club; Echtrical EnginLLring Society; 11111101011 Club. SUTHERLAND. GLEN 1111511211, Viking Club - - - - - 1111111i11 Station Civic Club; 111111'3' 1'1115111111111'3' Club; 11711511111151011 County Club. SWANSUN. RUY 11111111111 - - - - - - - - E11111o1'i11111 1111'1'1111511'1' Scholarship 111; EIL'L'n'n-Chc1nic11l Society; Czuncrnn County C11111. SW .1Ns11N 1111111111 11'11111N A T A - - - Brookston 111051111111 Club; Adu'rtising 1111111211501 '1 11es1111111s 141. 521.1'1'115, KFIS'J'I'TIS - - - . - - - - Scranton 11111111R C1111 3 1111111111 - P11i1111111p11111 1ICLl1aniL111 111gi11LL1'i11g S11L'iLt3: 11111115111111 EnginLL'ring SnciL-tv; Philadelphia Cluh; C1111r11l 11111111111 C11111;T11L-sp11111s 131 T 11111111115 FRANL' Is 17111111 1 - - . B9111 fonte C1 1w 111111111111.r 1111111 111;C1111L't Lieutenant 1:11:0ff1ccrs, Club; Centre County Cluh T11011PSUN 1. .'-:11111N .1111 - - - - 111'111'11' .1ss1st11111 11 115111111111 111111111111 1211; Mechanical Engineering S11LiL't3'; Rumor County Club. THURN. GODFREY 1111'1111111s,A F S? - Jcnkintmvn Track 511111111 111'C11153 1001111111 111111agcr 121'. 11111111101111 C11111 11. .2.11 TINIIALL. 31115121111 111.111.1111: - - - - - - - Trenton. N J. To111N. E1.1;1N 11'11.1.1.u1s. Pinnccr Club. 11 E A 2 - - - Roscoe 1.101115 1'11111'; P1111111 N0115;111'11i115; Sphi11x;C1111L'gL' 1100111111 111: Varsity 130111111111 12.11. 11:17:11'3113'1001111111 Captain 141'17111'5113' Soccer Captain 111:C111$s Soccer 1.21;C11111g1 111150111111 11 .Collcgc 11151101111111 1111Sirloin C11111'111'11sl1111g1011 011111131 L111l1:011111 C111l1;1711r511:'C11111: Student Council 131. T111155 1111111311.111'1'111'11.:1 A v ' - . - - - - Johnstown 101111111111'111 SnL'iLIy; Rit1L Cl1111;101111510w11 Club. '1111111111'1111 11. xx. '1' 1'3 11 - - - - - - Philadelphia Varsity 111111111111: 1:11 C'i1111l11111111 111111 11'111'11isin.n 1111111111111'101111' State Collegian 141;111'111111111 SnL'iLt3': 1.1L111f' C11L1111L111 SnL'iL'Iy' S1111111Lr11 Club;11111111111'11111111 Club. UnLER, 11'11.1.1.1.x1 11.11'1. - - - - - - 111'111'rlow11 - - 11'11511111g1011 VINsuN, JAMES 111111.11- - - - - - - Forum; Deutschcr Vcrcin: C1151111111111111111 Club; 11'11511111131011 C11111113' Club. 0 a 5 r? W 1. cl 5 ' g f n 13 1: I 1 13x. .111 r . 315 i 5 Ky 11; 1' 11:, 1.1. : L I- 1 - Elllpul'illln V001, GI1III111N .ANTIIIINI' Pioneer CliIlI - Dl'llidS;Ple'1111 Nous; Cullcgc 1:001112111 I1. -. 1-21: 011101.10 11:150111111 I11, Varsity insc- 111111 1'2, 3I; Class 1WiIII1II111 I1, '0; Captain Class 11101111111 III; Dairv C11111. 11111111111111 V01I1I1II1211, Roman HUNT, II' :1, 1'... V A - - - - DIII' Druids: Soccer Team 2, 21I. Manager Varsity Soccer I41: CIIaiI'IIII'III 120111111. Dance Committee I41. Brnckmn. .11215N'. 1VIIRI1II'1'IIIII. AIIIIIIIN HARI IIN, E X - - PIn'mi NI1IIs;VIrNIII 11150111111 U. 2. 3I;C1113.N' PIZIHQULt SpcukcrI I31. 11 ;IIIN1211 L-III'Iu-zNCE Rl'ssm - - - - - 11 1111111111111 Pilishurg C11111:Li110rI11 11'1N' SociI-II' Agricultural SuciLty; CrI111 Apple C11111: Ii'Iic C11111;C1111cgc Choir I1. '2I;C1cc C11111I1, 2. III;111I1r,N'I1IIiIIII.N' I'2I; 1i1101 'I11 Arts 1111 1'21; Manager Lihtral Aris PII1,I' I3 . VVAUGAM1N,A'RFHLR RANKIN - - - McI'ulI'illc 1 1kC1116Z11 Engineering SIILiLH; Motive 1'20II01 C11111;C1'I1II'forIl Cniinty C11111. - - BcI111N'I'i11c 11'E;u'1-IR,1IE1I'IS EVERETT 1'111'1N'try SocietI; Washington County Club. 11'EAVl-ZR, 11'A1'NF. 11'ESLE1' 11 K 1 I B... v - ' - - - p111111l1l'11111111 Sk1111 and Bones: Class 11i.N'10ri:111:SccrcII1IAhtlL-iic Association I41; 17.1111111'111- ClIicf PUHI State 1111111 I1I 11'1 Iiditor I31; PC1111 State 11111111 P10 11rd I'2IzP-11111 SIIIII Collcgi 1:111 Board I31; Stnior 15$I1Ciatc 11111101' I412Calr101111iN't 1111. 1 1A VII. I. II: A. Cabimt I41;J111110r PCI'nIn Commiltct II:1I 1:11: Scrap C0111111i1111-I2I; C11 111111.111 Poster Cmnmiticc I'2I;CiI'i1 aniIILcrinI- Suciciv: CiIic C11111' R1111 L11111 DUIISChU' VLrein; th'lllilll 11.131 121' P11i1a111111111a C11111', CLIIII'III 11'1mlllil1-1VL'SI Phila- delphia 1'1ig11 C11111. 11'E1111R 11'11.11I:II 111-1I - - - - - - - III-II'iN'InII'n 111111115, Varsity Baseball ISI. 11'F1N111111I, P1111111 110111: Vikings - Philadelphia Pluirical 1711;51i11001i111.1 SIICiLII; Ccmml 11:11111111 C11111; PlIilIulIIphizl C11111. 11'IZI.N'I:N11 112m: 11'11 F. DIIIN - - - - SI1II111 11011110119111 Associate 111imr191'1 1 I VIE 'ClIISN' 1711111111111 C0111111111LC I1I;CiI'i1 lingincci'ing S11- 0111;; 1411111111 and NI11'111I111111II111 CIIIIntI' C11111. 11'E1ITI', DANIEL 12., B 9 II, 1' A E - , - - - 1 Grccnshurg 1.'itms PIIII Parmi N11119111'iI11N'; CIIllCO'C Football I11 17III'N11I 1711111111111 I2 51. 11; Chairman C1Ilss Banquet C11111111i11u I21:111L'I1t COIIHC11 I51. 4I :SIIIIIIIII 1111:1111 I11: 'JIII-N'piIIIIN' I1 '2 31 II: Pr I-sidcnt l'IIISpizIIIN' I41; Y. 111. C. 1 Cabinet 141:111151- IIII1111I11111 CI1IIIItI C11111;1Iic11ig Chemical SnCiLtI; VIII'NiII C11111. 11'E5'rI1N, 11111111111 H.111. - - - - - 1 - 131-1111111111- CIIllI-gc 15001112111 I1. '2 ; Class 1711111111111 I1, '2I; Centre CIIIIIIIy CIII11. 1V11.II.1:N, Miss 1'11'1NI'111.I FRANCES 17.. - - - - - - - I'Cric 1Ii11I-1'211 Arts Society. 11'I'IE'FS'I'IINE, 11'.II. 1ER 11'I11111:N 111 A 9 - - - - - Philadelphia 'II'IIIk Squad I1:I Colluro 1:011111Il11 I'2I: Assistant Manager 17001111111 I31: Captain SII'imIIiin:1 1mm III; '1111N'1111111IN' I1, '21; RiHc C11111; I'liiIIIdCIpIIiII C11111. 11'111'1'15. .111.N'N' 121111112111 11113 - - 1'1111111151111111 l,ilwrzil I-11'1N' Socicty; Deutsclicr 17II'Li11; 1'. .11. C. :1. Play I'11:1511'1 1 I 1 11: 1111I'.1111 11 11.I.1.1.11$, 1112.1.1', E 11, '1' A T - - - - - - - Ridgway 111-11151'111'1' 1'1'1'1'111: 151k County C11111: Forum. 1111.1. 1.1115 111:11111;1-:111111'1:'-.1 E 3 - - - - - Punxsutmvncy 11 !15111' :1.'.1111RT J.1111'.s' '1' K E T B 11 - - - - - Charlomi 11rni115:Sk1111 111111 11111195;V:11'sity Basketball 1'1'.1 41:ClnssRnsk1111aH 131:1310110' 1'111111' 1.1:1111'1111 C;1u11 111:1511111111011 County Clul1: Civil Ing'in1'11'inn'S11ci1't 111151113 C1..1111:x11: 17.11, 11 K N, T 11 11' .1 T Q - - - - 1.111'11 1'1111'1'11 5111111111 Council 141 ; Electrical Engineering Society. 1111151113 3113's 11.1111;111:111TI'. C111'11T1. 11m, '1' K '1' - - 3 11110119 Cilv 11'. C. .1. 131:11'11 41: Y. M. C. :1. Play 1.11:111'1115ch1'r Vcrcin Plav 1'31: 1111'13 C111' Club 11 11;1$111 L1 V11: P1113111: Dcutschcr Vc1ci11: 1.011150 Carnegie Scholarship:111151111111 Student G111c1111111'111 Y. 11'. C..1.C:111inct 13,1 1171151111, 11111112111 1111.111; '1' :2 11' - 11'11'19101111 Assistant Manager Thcspiuns 1:11; C1111 Engineerino Socictv; 111'111511111'171'r'1111. 1171111111, 11111111 CLEVELAND - - - . - - - Quarryvillc Civic C111l1; Lancaster County Club. 11 111'11' 111151 111-:11'1111:'1'1'.1 '1' K '1' - - - - - 11110111111 1'.11. 1 P1111 1;11 Girls 1.100 Club 113, 41: Student Council 131: 1'. 1V. C. :1. Cabinet 111 1171115111111, 11.111'1121. 1111111., 11 K N 3 - - - - - - 11111311115 Electrical Engineering Society: C11H'1'1r11 County Club. 111111'1'121111111211211. WILLIAM 121111311111 - - - - 3 - - Ym'k Dcutschcr 171'1'1'111; York County C111l1. 1VIN'I'1CRHTIEIN, 111111: .15111'111' - - - . . - - 1111111111111: 1.;11'11'1111'11111111 County Club. 11111111511, 1111x1111 11.11111:1' 13 G 11 112. V A - 1111111511111'g Druids: Skull and B11111's;1ss1s12mt Manager lr:11k 111; Senior 131111111101 C11111111itt1'c ' Harrisburg C11111. 11 111.1-'1-:, S111'1-11' 11.11111. 1 K V - - - - 1.1'111'1111111 5111111111111 :11111 1'1 111111': Cadet Lieutenant 13:1 '15,: Basketball 131; Deutschm' Vcrcin: 11'111'11'11- Cl11'111i1'111 5111'11'11'. 01111 1rs C111l1: L1111C1111111 C1111nt1 Club. 111111.111 1Vn.1.1.1.11 R1153 - - - - - - - Philadelphia Agricultural S111'i1'ty: Crab :1111111' C11111; Civic C11111. 11111.12, 11.11125 1?1'11111-:'I I'. I X '-1 - - - - ' - 11'111'111'51101'11 YAIIN. 11'.11.'11:11 5.1111111, E X - - - - ' ' Pl 1111111111111 Druids: Class 151111111111 11, 21: College Sncccr 1'31: Northcmt 1111111111 C11111 2111.1.1211. 11111115111 111.1121 - - - - - - - - Lititz 211-151111115111. J11sEI'11 111155111511, .1 11 P - '- - - North Girard :1151'11'111111r111 Society, Si1'111i11 Club; Erie County Club. nnxnunnl 6M ,A 4;, $ 2. MI! W i wa c waM xnvmw MW, :9 t J, MW JuNwRS QC PBAWHE W. C. JIMESON, V. PRES. J. H. C. YERGER, PRES. P. WWW am u, ,h me Ii. I:RA NCE, SECY. S. BRAIJJER, HIST. M m Www' - w mm H 1-H: HINT THE J UNIOR GIRL W11 1:11e 1916 LAV11: Elass 3111510112 CHAPTER 111. H11: 11i5101'1' 111' the 1111211 t11'0 162115 111' 2111 1111- 1161g1'2111112116 612155 15 not 21 1660111 111 11'1621t 111011655 in battle Of 111'2116 111111 11111116 d66115 11611'01'111611 in the 111161651 111' the 612155, 1111116161 11111611 the 51111611011111 111 that 612155 0161 2111 0t11615 1112111 51111 116 116- 1161'611 111. 112111161 110 111656 1215t t11'0 162115 111' 111111616121551112111511111 11121111 1116 91011111 211111 1161611111111611t 111' 21 111'11211161211111 111111'0 6161161211 1'1611' 01'6011651'6211'1'21115, 21 12 1'011111 211111 a 116161011111611t which 2116 1111111'11111211 rather than 601166ti1'6. 86111115 211111 2111 the rest 01' the 112112111116111211121 111211' .5611'6 to satisfy 211111 gratify the immature, 1111- 1161612155 11111111, but 215 1'111115. give 115 dig; 11111 01 give 115 11621111. The t1'6111611110115 16511011511111111'1'111'1116 6161161211 11'e1f211'e of 0111' .1111121 M21161 11215 1165661111611 1111011 0111' 5111111111615: 11'6 must 1111111 6211'6f11111' 111111 examine 56111111511 61'61'1' 111111'6111611t 165t it contain 5111116 6161116111 111' 11211111 01 1121116161; 116 111115t 1'e5t1'21in the 1011thf111 6x11111'211166 211111 thought1655ne55 111' tl105e 01' 21 1101111061 5t11116nt 06116121t1011'11'6 must 1156 11111' 11'i116 211111 1111tent 111111161166 with 11116 62116 211111 judgment. It 11215 with 511611 1'Ci1CC11UI1S 21.5 111656 th2tt 11'6 611161'g611 from 11111 12151 6x21111i1121t1011 111 June. 1161111111 115 1211' 112111' 111' 11111 61'1116g'6 life, not 1655 111621521111 1'11 1611'1151166t than it 112111 116611 111 11111511611: 211111 1161016 115' 11215 the future. From the 1161ig'ht5 of 1101116 211111 0111 51111111161 juh. September 112115 01166 111016 62111611 11111'1111611111111; 211111 with the most 11111111115 16511111110115 for the 60111- ing term we 1121611611 1111 211111 111611211611 for 1110111112211'11111 in State College. The 111111011 1110 111611101165 0f the 11111'ht 1161016 the fatal 11211'. 211111 the 1'11'6 111i1111t65 i115t hefoi'e the train 111111611 out 2116 still 111111 115' 1'6t it 11115 1101111 t0 566'10111. Dick, and 11211'11 again 211111 10 511'2111 6x1161'i611665. 111th 511611 21111111111115 211111 1110111E621tio115 215 the 116621511111 566111611 t0 11 2111'2111t. Incidentally t00.Se11t6n11161 brought 115 0111 111.51 611211616 211111 6211'6 1918. Faithfully 11111 116 111121111 211111 611611511 t116111zf211'thf11111' 11111 116 1'115t1'1161 them 111 0111 t121111't10115 211111 in the way that they 511011111 110; 2111111'2111111'11111' in the 11121111 did the freshmen 111161'. '15 for 0111561165116 11211'56 511611t 21 quiet 501161, 211111 i1111115t1'io115 1'6211, 61'611 65611611'111g the 1116' 1.51116 01' 110111111g' the 61215.5 banquet in 21111' other 1112111 this 116 lightful 1112166. 0111 dignity 211111 1162166 11211'6 116611 11111111112111'611 111' 21111' 511611 16- 1'615io11 to 11116 21.5 56121115 if 21 little 11666552111 5111'1'11115111110'11'ith the 1161111 11121116 50111101110165 6211111 111 the term 116 01' 61100k611 811110111111611 1111 our beloved 11001151111111 6611610115 211111 considerate 1110f65501'5,the delights of the 111111165 the 1101111611111 11e2111ti65 with which nature 11215 611111111611 thi5 part 111' V111 th A11161'1621,211111 letters from home 211111 5011160116 6156 what 1111116 11111111 the heart of 1112111 desire? 79 llnlllll' One 1916 LAVIE Ebe 1916 Winancial Clemmittec NIC Hf the most perplexing problems that any class faces is the one nf finances. and that problem has been settled this year by the appointment of :1 linzmeial etmimittee. The work of this come mittce is very wide in scope and comprises the auditing of managers' ac- counts. study of the budget system, the investigating of ways and means of collecting,r Class thtes. etc. It is very probable that other Classes will soon follow the example of the juniors. and appoint a similar committee. Z15 it scents to he the best method of meeting the question of class tinances. The members enmpusing the committee are: JAY WALLACE, Chairman G. G. hVALKlCR H. W'. STAIGICR P. A. FROST J. XV. vastzxY IIIIIIIII JAMES WESLEY ADAMS, 112K111 11J1mmy HORTICULTURE JOHNSTOVVN Scabbard and Blade: Cadet First Lieutenant: nstown Clu b. Objz'd: To build 11 wmuim'ful 111111.11 . Faintly in thc 111151113, 1111111 111111 01111110111 of 21 large 1.91 city. claiming the mining and steel i111111st1ics, Jim111y'til'51 heard the hcsccching 1'011L' of nature c1111- ing him to 1110 111011' Rather reluctantly he 1611 his 11111110 111 51111115 :11111 crucibles, 111111 1'111111' 111 e11j01'1hc 111- t1uc11cc of peaceful Nittz111y3esi110s 11'L'e11111g his 1011' 011 11e'111s, 111111 wielding 11 pitchfurk. 0111 J1111111y'11111'c's great 11c1igh1 111 improving 011 the '111cp's proteges. 118 1161' er 1ircs of telling goyou of 111111 wonderful farm he is going 10 have when he 1111151105 his 1311111512 hero, 211111 of the 11111r1'c10115 house he is going 111 1111i111 011 it. MYRON ALOE, C0 E HORTICULTURE PHILADELPHIA Olrjcvl: lo gm; 1 11 3 111dl1.11'1 applv HShnrty came near going 10 Wisconsin, Purdue, 01' Cornell, 11111 111111111' decided he wanted the best so c11111e t0 511110.1101'0 he is subject 10 Horticulmre 111111 hopes in 11111L to become :1 gentleman f:1r111c1'.11 seems curi- ous 10 think of t'Shorty 115 11 111111ysce11fi but if grades g0 10 indicate anything he will be 11 good one. Myron seems 111 11111 1111 interest in Peaches, XVC wonder if they arc of 1111- 1rcc stone variety. C111. 1916 LAVIE JOHN EUGENE ALLEN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Electrical Engineering Society; Cumberland County Club. Ohjvrl: T11 malcv 11.1 lilllc fun as posxiblr. Gone is 2111 examplc 111' 1111' 1111.1 111111' 1-1116111 11111 11 1'1'ry quiL't 0111'. 111L011e5rL so quieth 111111 110 1111c11'11e11' 111111 hc 1111s rez111y 111-1121111 not think 101 11 111111110111 :15 easy going 115 11c 11m 11's, CARLISLE hfrom farm to engineer- 111 f'1ct, he came 11011 .c11'r 111111 he is 5111116 have 111111111 11111 111111 he has 1111' couragve of his convictions 111111 111111 111' is not 111111111 10 say 1111: 111111 11'0r11 1111011 the mmg's 1111 there. 11' 11111 11115in 1111111011 him 11111111 110 1111011 111111 110 is 11 11i1'1'11-ss tolerrraphy 111111111L 111111 111611915 around with .111 511115 111 11111'1111css 11111131111115. 111111111110 1'x11L'rie111'1- 1111' 1111- 11114 11111111'. 11 15 NH 1111111111 111111111 muu1m HOWARD NELSON ASHMAN, Viking Club t'Stub LANDSCAPE GARDENING Landscape Gardening Society: Viking Club. HJohn D. hails from Philadelphia, but he has eveiy speeihealion which goes toward making :1 Gothamite. This is no wonder because his greater part is in New With his daily. letter practieums and his elabo- rate toilette, he finds time to hit all of his lessons pretty His ability 11ith the colors makes his success in certain. :15 Hell 11s to 121GC him :1 pretty home York. h:1r d L. G, scene. .mns-nnn- Ubjrrl: I11 l1117'1 a 1111'111'1111 and b1: 111111117! up 1111 11111 11'1111'. . 1 111 1M1 11111111111 1 Che 1916 LAVIE ; MANUEL AMADOR HDOCH PRE-MEDICAL Objccl: To f111'111'xl1 a gund 1111711! for some 'luncsc 111111111111 ISABELLA, P. R. Doe is :1 product of e111i1011ment. When he came 11p out of the Carribean sen he 111111 no faith, no hope, no love.B11t due to the eFf'orts of the Y. M. C. A. he has changed his ways, and now is 1111 apostle of Chris- tianity. At present he is parishoner of Centre Fur- nace, and we will no doubt here of his religious re- 1ivz1ls in China Amador is lost in the ttAbsolute, but his ideas :15 well :13 his ideals 11re to give his life to Humanity. PHILADELPHIA LYMAN REID AUSTIN HORTICULTURE ERIE Glee Club O, 21: Crab Apple Club; Sphinx; Erie County Club. Object: 717 unite the 1711111111'1'11' 161'1'1'11gc with pathos. Two lines of poetry, eighteen gestures, twentysseven Changes of fc11t111es :111da half dozen smiles and you hzue Austin The napkin heLloatheLl amazons of the tropics smiled 1111011 him.1he woolly wild western girls l11iLl aw11y their shooting irons so that they might look well in his eyes. The Pittsburgh girls even went so far as to say that he 111215 :1 greater guy thzm Heinz. but all in 111i11. Yep! the only thingr that could ever z1Pfcct Austin was Carbons and he 11eLkeLl them' 111 time. Well, good- bye, old chap. Here 5 hoping that none of the gang get a hold of you and make you recite alibies for them such as: llow can you noble creatures, our ancient crimes re ms 1. iVe only want the offices so we can get the cash. 1.11 111.111, l-nllllll VINCENT LEONARD AYRES Vine, iiBonus MINING GEOLOGY MONROE, N. Y. Glee Club 11. 2 851:: Cadet First Lieutenant; Associate Editor nState Mining Quarter 1y. Objcrl: 70 H'bcwme 1111 1'01111111111dc1-111vcl11'1f 111 110 511111' 00110111 C1'31111 To look at him one would know that Bonus' is a shark, and to conlirm this one need only to look at his grades. Yet s.1ide from being :1 shark he is a singer of no te. He made his debut in the Glee Club alnd 11:13 been it ever since. He is :1 hard 11 orkcr and is will- ing to explain anything asde of h 111.1 After I gradu- ate, you will speak to me :15 Dr. Ayrc Che'1916 LAVm Innilnli HARRY EWING BACKUS uBones HORTICULTURE NORTH EAST Object: To 111' a 111'1'111 fuurlmll 1'0111'11. Although Backus is a go 00d stitt ile he spends most 111' heise time reading the village paper The No rth East Brc He enver fail s to meme a number of A's durcing a semester, but they are not secured with 1213510 like the Greek god Bneehus he has :1 love for the fruits of the vineyard, and 111.1 er fails to expound 011 the wonderful vintage of North East If 3011 want to lind out the best 2115111 easiest methods of obtaining :1 porker :1sk Bone WILLIAM WHITAKER BAER, B0 II Whitey, Wit, Deacon AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY ELIZABETH, N. J. ObJ-i'liff T11 1111'1'111 11 1'2 lciml' 11f 51111101151 T his serious looking chap hails from across the 1 waves of the Delaware, :11111 is a source of volumes 9f rinterosting information concerning that region. 1X hitey spent his hrst tollegc year at Rutgers, but. had aspirations along agrieulunul lines, so he turned his steps toward State. 11e is :111 zulvocatc of :1th- letics :11111 lntllllWLS freely U11 athletics 0f cour.se1 W'i t' is energetic in everything he undertakes, makes lots of friends and keeps them IIulIIII Che11916 LAVIE IIIIIIII LESTER EDWARD BAIRD i'Shorty AGRONOMY STATE COLLEGE Varsity Wrestling 111' . Class Wrestling 11,21; Manager Class Wrestling t21; Center County 0111b. Oijcl: 711 reclaim tlzc furuu'ug land on Bald 'l'up. HShort 01' 3X5 yuu liGC it 0rigi11;1tctl in the wilds of Centre 111111 11c later 111011111 to State College to see the people 111111 to get 1111 01111c11ti011.llis trunk hauling ability 111111 his 11 rcsthng 11:11c 11111110111111 1111110115 105101 11cm to thc Pitt gzunc in his l'reshmun 1ca1.15ut the sight of so 111:111y tall buildings, the smoke the hustle 111111 the 11115111 of such :1 city made him seasick and Since that time 110 11:15 nut ventured outside of thc hm- 0119,11 limi ts. Sophomore attacks. C111, 84 ROBERT FOSTER BAILEY 'iTroxell, i'Bill, Jigger ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Electrical Engineering Society. STATE COLLEGE Object: '1'0 121' the Sultan's chicken inspector. Foster discovered State College in April,1893. As the college grew, so 0111' young friend grew until 110w both have reached wonderful magnitude. E1er since deciding to go across the road to college i'Bill has been suffering from overwork 211111 Bellefontesmizl, but will more than likely get ovc1 both now that he has 10111111 :1 curess 111 '1re11t011.A1tl101gl1 he is not :1 grind Bailey is :1 fai1 student and is pretty sure to be present when 1916 rushes world, each man to conquer out 011 the unsuspecting :1 portion for himself. EDWIN MYRON BAKER t'Bake, 1'Chesty Electro- Chemical Engineering Louise Carnegie Scholarship 121; ms eClyu'b; Southern Club; Else 0- -Chomic'al Societ WASHINGTON, D. C. Object: 10 be a molar bout engihtcvr This genius has gained much rcput1c through his ex- ceptional ability of offering suggestim It is not 1111 uncomnmn sight to see some astonished professm gaz- ing at him 11113111111111 amazcnwnt, as B11ke atte111pts to expound some new devic c for increasing efhciency. lwas no other 1111111 Edwin Myron who suggested starching the class flag to 111'1kc it invincible against csty cast aside '111 possibil- ities of gaining laurcls in the i'Hepis army because it necessitated his shaving too frequently Bake is a goo1letude '11111 the Electm- Chemistry slogann 11115 11111110 l1i111 f;11110115.ii1thn in doubt, 115k C11 iest IIIIIIIII WALTER LEE BAKER Cy, uBaken CHEMISTRY BIRMINGHAM Glee Club a. 2, 31; Viking Club. Blair County Club; T. '1'. Society. Objcrl: To be a primu-plz1'31'1'11111. iiCyli entered college from the 'lyronc High School with a firm idea of becoming 11 chemist 11ml showing the Pennsylvania Railroad 110w 10 make concrete ties for less than nothing. Now he has Changed his idea 111111 some day hopes to he 11 Ll0c10r.lX e think that his 111'st big case will be the consider 111i011 of the southern xen- tric 16 of his own heart llc L'11rLlul i B11110, ' 01' the South Hill get 3011 W' hich 0101 linL he follmxs his good 1111- ture will hling him 11 host 111 tricmls. C111; 1916 'LAVIE CHARLES FLOYD BALLOU, Pioneer Club Shorty, i'Barney, 11Smoke FORESTRY DORRANCETOWN Varsity Lacrosse 121: Class Lacrosse 121; Forestry Society; Wilkes-Ban'e Club. Objm'l: T11 be 11 Lumbcr King. HSl1011y l111ils finm the hard coal regions 111111 has l1L-oc11 11111110111'iatcl; dLSCriletl 11s that little sl1011,f11t 11y thatt allxs 1111 the lime l11 spite of his loquzicity hc' 1s 11 goixl scout. IO prove that. he actually 510011 i11- siLlc 0f :1 six by six 0111 and let some rough boys throw 11 ball snaight at him Names never hurt but solid ruhher halls do. Ranges 11rc Smokc's specialty; his range will have to he 11 widc one. MARTIN DUNLAP BARNDOLLAR ilBarnyJ' ilMart COMMERCE AND FINANCE EVERETT Cadet First Lieutenant: Ofncers Club101ass Basketball GD; Lierb 111 Arts Society; Bedford County Clu b Objc'cl: T0 bc Rockefvllm .r undershtdy. fhis blondc- haired Quixotic youth is often mist: 111011 for a Swede, but he vigorously 1csents this insult 111111 explains the white thatch due to 1111111y sunny hours spent around hrst b11sc.'i1311r11cy is 11 1111111 of 1'oxing disposition and his present 10011 of responrsibility is due to frequent trips to llollidnyslmrg. 11a entered 115 11 Mechanical but seeing calculus 11llc111rlt of him hL quickly changed to Liberal Arts and is now posing 11s 1111 Embryo Financier. lulu. - C11 e 1 9 1 6,, LA. VIE JOSE BARTOLOMEI, 111 X A 1lDon Salomon, 'tCheito MECH. ENGINEERING Cosmopolitan Club; Circle Francais. ni nnllulll CARL ALOYSIUS BARTLE acabbyn ELECTRO-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Northeast Manual Club; Philgdelphiae tGlub; Electro- Chemical Engi meeting 8001 Objz't'f: To appear dIgnificd. First of 2111, Cabby,1 comes from 11111111y11111, and 1111 11110 1111011;j where that is will pity 111111 at once But t, since Carl 5 50 11111111501111: in his new nose- glasses, 110 will 1121111011 him for coming 110m such an ungodly place Secondly, he cannot stand vely much joshing, for he loses his temper i111mediatcly and wants to tight. Thirdly. 11c 11113 111' cd for the last two wars with 11 busi- nus 1111111 from '11 1lsl1mgton C. Add to these the fact that 11C11bby is a hard 171101er and 11 good fellow, 111111 see what we have. So, Judge 1101, lest ye be judged. RENA ST. PONCE, P. R. 311111111111111111.1 1 11m 1 ' 1111111111111111111111 1111' 1 1' '1 111-11211 117111 :1 111: 11 1W1 a 111W 1 1'1 W 1-11 1111 1'1 : Obfa't: Tu furlln'r tlu' gluz'y 11f 171'11111'1'. 'lhc l1u111lsmnest of all the Porto Ricans is 0111' f1ic111l Josc.1c soul of Cl1cito 1'ihr11tes to the tune of 'lllz1ria' . . . .'Love1111'11'i1'1 ... . and all other things are 1111i11111ort1111t. HID011 is a Ftench Porto Riczm from the little Antilla in whiLh Maria is 1'111aitiug him with open arms. Lately, howc1cr, Jose has been 11111111:- ing too much about thew war of the worl1l.Our 0111 y 10:11 , therefore, is that he will grievously disappoint her by hccding his impulse to thtow himself into the European abyss. AGRONOMY cou11ts.Tl1:1ts 1111 Iigh speak louder than words. t0 lxccp to himself his opinions of others. quiet demure chap full of ideas but 3. 1111111 of few 11's.0r1l HPhil s says it is not the number of 11ords :1 1111111 speaks but the weight carried by each one that PHILLIP REUBEN BATES Phil, Rube Agricultural Society; Lackawanna Club. Object: To 111' 1111 avrit'ullm'isl and 1m! 11 fm'mrr. SCRANTON ichold :1 1111111 11isc enough in the ways of the world nRube ,1 is a 1 but remember that actions '1111111-1111111111:1111111 111111111; 11 111 111,111.1111111111? W11 Illllllll Che 1916 LAVIE HOWARD ELSWORTH BAUGHMAN 11Cuz, Leftyf, uBon MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BOSTON, MASS. Varsity Baseball 121: Class Baseball 0:111 E. Society; Mto 1ve Power Cl u;b Le Cercle Frangais Objm'l: T11 541'! rid of 11111! 11115101111111 1111'. 1Cuz 1111115 1111111 1119 1111111 of 111111011 beans 111111 he certainly is 111ijrht3' 11101111 0f the act. C says c1111 01' car 111111 11111111' for bird, and 3011 can .1111ag111e how he says gi11. .0511 5111111015111 30c11ti011 is 131.111., his 11301111i1111 is 11asch1111.T1111t smile of his is 11133121315 good 011 the 1111111101111 until some 1110113 gir1 5113s 11131,3vh11t teeth laxit '11031 A U11011 scout 111111 11 good stude are two big attributes 111 1rivc to 11 1111111 111111 1 city 110- s1r3cs 1110111 110111. of nails 11111 1111n1111y' 150 hc 511351. 1111 111111 take notice. HERBERT SOUDER BEAN 12V. G. P. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Officers Club; Electrical Engineering Society. Objcrl: Tn In'rumc a rlu'1' :L'r 1111131012 hN'. G. P. is 113' fur the best card player in Main building. Although 11 lirm believer in 11033'011'5 rheory 1 .03'9, he does not allow 11113' 0110 to interfere with his co-operative system of passing off shop work. As 11 member of the Pennsylvania National Guards. he was 111111051 made a lieutc1111.11t,1111most. His masterpiece, however. is a theme entltlcd Wiihc Evils 0f Compulsory Chapel. A congenial boy with lots of friends 111111 11 1111111 who stands well in his studies. 87 Objrvl: Tu lu'mmc ml m'alur. 111 his sophomore 3car 11111111113 1111111611011 r1111gh-11cck.that 110 1011111 hitc off 1110 11011115 c 1113511111011 f11ir13 quivcrul in his pres- ence. 111 11150 is strong 11111111111 Suffrage 111111 c1111 gi3e hhccn masons I'm the 111111'11111ti3c of 311131 leave home, r1111c f11111t he is 11 1ittlc too fond of thc 111dics. goinw 10 sec 11195 111110 girl 133160 in succession. 1-1 HARRY CHARLES BAUMGARTNER Bummy, uWifey ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SUNBURY 111c11111c Scimuc. 511111 21 111111 XVifcy 11115 0110 ter- often Thoufrh 11111kc 11lism1 Sit AFRED RAHN BECHTEL Track ELECTRO-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING ROXBOROUGH UlI-IL'L'II' Gladys . Truck LII lift IIc excelled fLIII IIcaIIIcII lIiI socks are, carefully IIIIIIg OICF II IIiLIIIIrL- IIIS IiL-I on the mirror and his ILIII'cI mcII IIIL- IIiIILInII- LIIIrIIIiII I'LILI In IIIII. III he explains it. the chhyrs might IIILIII upon it IIIILI LIry i1. II IIII IIrngIIIICIII IIc LIIIII IIc IICSICII.II1III II wIILIIc IHIZII'IIIIIfT CIIIII IIgIIiIIsI IIiIII IIIILI IIIc ICIICY in his DOLII'CI IIL- .IWL'IIrI IIC IIIIIIII rLLL-iI CLI iI. IIIIILIIIgII lIIi.I puns IIIIc IIIILIIIIiIIIIIIIL. I10 iI II gLILILI- IIIItIIrCLI L'IIII' Hc'LI sooner .IIILIIII himself IIoIIrIL- yL-IIiIILI' III the I rL-IIIIIIeII IIIIIII IIII Ulll for IIIC Glee CIIIII Just the SleIIC IIL- IIIII LILIIIL- IIiI IIIIIrc III uphold the honor LII I . Good IIILk. I rIILk. may you IIILLLCLI in gIIiIIiIIgr Innr LIIIjL-LI RICHARD CREIGHTON BECKETT Dick SANITARY ENGINEERING MILLVILLE, N. .1. Class Basketball I2, SI: College Basketball GD: Junior Banquet mittee:Civi1 Engineering Societ OleLILIl: 'Iiu IIIIIII'L' LI IIiI :L'IIII IIII' ludii'x. WC Inc ngIIcIIII Io NCVI JL-rscI ILII' IIILI rcIIIuIII: she gave us PFCSIIIIIII II iIILIII IIIILI she gave III IICLII'cII. -IIcr ILILIIIIiIIg III IickI' LIIIILI'rL-L LLIIIIIICIIIIIILIL' WC IIoIIILI IILII .IIIrIIIiIL- that his IIILILIIIIiLIII is the .IIIILII LII IIIILIILIILILIII ILILIioILIgI and kindred 'LIILIgicI. IIC i.I III- ready IIIIIILIIII ILIr he starred on LIIIII- LIIaIIIpiIIIIsIIip IIIIs- II'CIIIZIII ICED . IIi.I SIIIIIICS IIIIL III IS M I II'i I.I LIC CI .IurL- lllllkc IIiIII II ICilI'IIL II IIIIIII III IIcII III II IILIIIIIIIL IIIIIilIIrI 01134111ch. HOWARD LOUIS 'BEITER .W FORESTRY WILMORE OIIjI'I'I: Tu h'gIIl IIIII' uf I'IIHII'I'S. X0 IICIIIIIIIIII IIIII III II more IIriIIiIIIII grLLII IIOI III LIIIicI III nLI IIIIL-II IXiIIIIm-LI IIIIILIILIcLI iI.I IIIIIIII IIIILI IIL- IIILLIIIIIIICLI In the IIeLkLIIIiIIg LII SIIIIC IIL WOIILICT iI IViIIIIorc would rCLLILrIIizc its UHSPTIIIg IIoII. Doc iI nLI ILIIIULIr '1 0611 and quiet. XIILIIIIcr LII his qualities iI IIIIII Iou LIuI IILII IIIHICI IIIIy LIiIILIIIIIIIIIIILIcI IOI'LC him IIIIU II IICZIICII IIrgunIL-III: LspeLiIIIIy witII II rIIIIIcIIIIIkc. IIc IILIIIILI IIIHC IniUIC II Lrood limpcror 0f GcrIIIaIII. XVII IIOIIQ that if II IIIIILIrc II IIiLIiIILr IIIIymIe III QOOII III DOL IIIIII it will IIIIILIILI iII IIIImI some more. 88 g 3 :1 HAROLD GILL BELL, AXE INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY PHILLIPSBURG Scabbard and Blade: Cadet First Lieutenant; Ce ntre County 0111 Objccl: To 111' 11 Colonel. 1 Here 1s one of those industrious 1P1 I111111stri1115 that C111 1r1ie 1'111'es 111111111. 11he e11 he is 1101 working chemis- try he is practicing with his sword in order to hecume some 11:11' the Colonel of the lxegi111e11t.1esi11es 111111 - he still tili11s time 10 get 10 the post otiicc for his D11i11' J11111'11111.11e says he comes frnm the hest 1011'11 i11 Pelllls1'111111111 111111 there 15 11111 any one who 11111 dispute hi111 1111' 1e 11 IS :1 s 111rc in ' 11.111ts as we as in everything else. 11011 e1e 1111 one C1111 C1111 him 11 grind 111111' 'Cl111r1ie 1111s gre1 1t hopesf11r11i11111'11111hL gets 11111 in the world. ARCHIBALD VICTOR BENELISHA Benny, Ben DAIRY HUSBANDRY STATE LINE, MASS. New York Citsy Club: Dairy Hush nndry Club; Agricultural Sco i:ety Spanish Scholarship 121. 1 V11.' 111' s11111e other Y. 111111 he 11118 1111 111111iei1ec join the 11r11ss 1111111. JOSEPH RAY BENNETT, AXA heJoe', SANITARY ENGINEERING PITTSBURGH Class Wrestling 111; Track Manager 111: 0011988 1'00th11 121; C. E. Society. OleL't'l: To 111101 the 11'1'111111'1'111' IH'I't'lc. . W 11111 Parkers 110111 pulled in three y'e1rs 111.50 i1 e111- rlcd us one 0 its passengers 11 11i111i11uti1L-i.I 151mm CXCd quick 11'itte11 individual who ste1111e1liofi11110111 lists :11 11 ready 111111 his chin 11'e11 ereLt issuing a L'1111111'111-ZC to meet all e0111ers.1V011',J11e is111 1111111r1111y 1.1 rough- 11eek.a1111 he 11115 quiet just long enough to get his bearings 111111 give the place the once 01'e1'.11011'e1'er 11:1 soon :15 he felt 111111 the Sophs were 11 little 1110 111- tL'111i1'e he was ready to help his classmates 0111 111111 1itL'r11111' fought his 1v 1y 111 the harbor L1111ir. 1 1.1111111- hearted hoy, vith hosts of friends-11'e are 011111 to have you with 115 M iHlleIf TU gel 11 girl. 1L111111'i is 11 violinist with :1 te11111L-r11111L-111 distinctly 111111111111111Se1'1111s of 1'11gti111e 111111 opera profusely dee- 11r111L-11 11i1h phrases from Susie Oh, N11,110ys 1 M.1 . 11'11'111i1e L1111s1itute his usual 1'1 0111111r 1111i1. 1 his 11'11i11'L1'1sLs 11s sL11111115 he 1111115 Besides the 1111111111 lsties 011 the t111111e 11111 delights to walk the 111101' on his 111111115 111' 111 use the bed as 11 wrestling 111111.111s 111st aim is 111 .11'11I111111111111111-11111 ' ' 1 1 IEIIIIIII their fellow crentur es. He uses two kinds of ROBERT BERKOWITZ, B :1 'Bob, iiBerkie AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY WILKES- BARRE Menorah Society; Liobig Chemical Society; Wyoming Va lley Clu b 01111'11: I0 111' 11 li'Ut'llUl'. 21111 L'zime 111 Stlate College with the intention Of lczu'iiinLr things. :111Lll1e 11:15 carried out his intentions. Shortly after his arrival he became one of tl111ssist1111t chief huggage- masters 111111 50011 le11111ed the psychologi- cal L-11L-Lts 0f lmrrying trunks.Bci11g of rather sturdy pl1ysi1111c. l1011'1'1s not Llisl1earte11ed,fo1'ditl he not receixL- thztt lehttcr the next morning? And has he 11111 been rL L'CiVlll one each morning ever since? This shows that he has 1c11r11eLl some more. Therefore, since Bob 11:15. lc:'1111L'Ll such very important things 115 these can he be anything but :1 successful Agricultunil chemist. Objcrl: T0 gr! a If :1 job, Bible will get one him college life is one make a success. 90 C111 1916 LAVIE in 0119. 115 the other. If :11 either you will appretidte our friend 5 11l1ilit1. 1 .1 1 1. 111111111. 1 111 1.1 11111111111 1111111' .111 1 H 1 11111111 11111 11111111111 . IIIIIIII CHARLES EDWARD BERGER Shirt-rats AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY PHILADELPHIA Liebig Chemical Society. Objm't: Tn sui'pritc lllc 'urld in grin'l'ul. leople l1: 11'L e different ways in showing their love for Even this product L11 the City 111 Brotherly Love has 11 way of 10v1v111g '1ll his 011';11 the ofteuex' he hits you the mole he loves you One of his 11L'Lomplishi11ents is pIOIiL'iency in thL manly art of SLlf-ti l.L'fe1ise lhe trouble with most pastmusteis of the Iistic art is that they are pretty f111' from being 111151- lll1l$lCFS of :my other art. Rules could not exist with- out exceptions. Berger is the exception to this one. Be1111 w01'k and is 115 profiLiL'nt have ever seen the results CLYDE MCCORMICK BIBLE, AZ Bibe AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY PHOENIXVILLE Civic Club; Prohiibition Society: Chester County Club; 13 Chemical Society Doclur of 011111in dwgn'c'. good name has anything to do with getting 11 the day 1lftc1'he gr mduates T0 sweet song because the State College High School was only a block away from his room in his sophomore year.Tl1ere are strong attrac- tions at Susquehamn U outside of the course, but llihc came here because his parents said HYou can- not always look on the romantic side of life and still 1'1 11111111111 1:111m11111111111111111111111111111 W MILTON LAFAYETTE BISHOP, ATQ tiBish, iiMilt'i HORTICULTURE CONNELLSVILLE Class Basketball Manager UN Class Basketball t1, 2t; College Basketball t2, 3i; Cmb Apple Club. Objn't: To mun uII cxlalv Iilu' Charlie St'ti'tlll,.Y. Itinllowing the law of nature N0. 642, that all plants growing in darkened places tend to rear hcnvcnwnrd m :1 search for light. Bish. who comes from smoke nhscured Connellsville, has assayed the six foot two Law No. 643 says that admission to Babes is ' mark. be. Questimt: Why does it iishi, drop 10c every time he goes? Icing :m Ag. he 15 keen on fertilizer :thhoug'h he doesn't say much, ROBERT WESLEY BLACK ttBob, Blackie'i SANITARY ENGINEERING HUNTINGDON t'Nu't'rl: 'I'u again mulvr blue tlu- blur Junium. This young man is of a very seemingly quiet nature and very inconspicuous in his ways, but IS an example of thc :ldztgc. appearances are deccimlg.' HHob is some auto shark and in the summer he spends his time in repairing cars and testing them by spinning to the neighboring towns. Hlacktc IS an exponent of the theory that the only way to make haste is to go slowly. An earnest workcrghe has the curmztrks 0t :1 good en- gineer. Go to it t tb. , GORDON GEORGE BLASS, KS upapyn aDeaconn CROSS FORK AGRONOMY 7 Skull and Banes; Associate Business Manager Collegian. Olijt'rt: Tu bt'mmc I'cgixlrur of HM t'nllegt'. iii must get down to work. This is the hDutcmt's' daily war cry, but he is only Mufting. for :1 h'tiunkii to him is an unknown quantity. ' Nevertheless he is A hard y one who carries in addition to 1119 regular 77 worker. . , Studies, the prepondcrous duties and heavy respotlslhth- 7 ties of the sub-assistant registrar Will never qualify or f the idlor's club. Most fellows prefer to go abroad fqr their summer vacation, but HPup says, ttThe teachers summer session is good enough for me. th wonder hVI ' Ht W i N? W rti'irwtU'11zWIi5kmhL'HIMHIjnwHm H w H i i m u n .i wiiiiiwiigliwltmuiimzf 91 Hm; t th- i'mi IIIIIIIII C119; 1916 LA VIE MERLE WILLIAM BOGERT Duke, Blondy ANIMAL HUSBANDRY TYLER HILL OleL't'l: '1'11 I'L'LIlIy Icarn In 111' a farmer. Blondy came to us from Ursinus. 1Ve immedi- ately welcomed him because he had :1 studious appear- :111ee and we need REAL STUDIES in our class, 111111'1 we now, Maggie? Bogert is never 1'L'ryt tillkatiVL ' outside of class. but gets revenge 011 the dear profes- 1111's when he gets to class.ML1ny :1 time 0111' hezuts 11:11e been touched by the useless endczuors of some scrub prof. tryin'r 10 convince our classmate upon :1 point in animal 111:111111ge111ent.1Ve know that Iiogcrt is always right, 1111' Lef 11 in love and says he 1145 her 11'L'1i11c11 2111'z.e1dy 111111111111 1'011 HTC surely L1 1112111 111111 y1111r 1L1te L1L'L0111111ishmenl 11L1.1 mzulL 111' L111 ClHiOllS. J OHN FRANKLIN BONNER Boner, J. F. AGRONOMY PHILADELPHIA OlijL'L'l: 'I'u xlnm' flml girlx full for a uniform. This breezy 1:111 111011 into college and cast his 101 with 1111: 1ng. '100 1L1te he lreL11ized his mistL111'e.A1as! 1'1'L11111'1i11 wanted the course in 11.13., 110-, not High- 11'L11' 1 . 11gi11ee1'111g,1110111e 1'c01111111ics. To correct this grim 011s blunder he now L1e1t1tcs his time between his US 11011.1e :1nd the ottage. 17rL111k1i11 is said to he L1 111.1'se1' Lmd tales are 10111 of his stationery heing perfude with hair t011ic 11011er is a soldier of note, :1111111L 111111 11110115 of him L15 :1 dapper lieutenant say- i111g 11L1rL11'011 to 'HER, :11 she weeps 1111011 his coat 1 em 0 LESTER CALVIN BOOKS Less, L. C., Elsie AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY MIDDLETOWN Harrisburg Club: Liebig Chemical Society; Agricultural Society Object: Tn 141'! a palm! 1111111111110 grmm'l'. This 1le 101'e1 short hair Luts and frequent trips home 1115 determination was demonstiated 11y the fL1et th 1t he received L111 exemption in chemistry after get- ting L1 very poor start. 15 :1 f1esl1111a11 he despised the 1 lep's army and satisfied himself 11y making the track squad. He 11 e1' er 11CLL1me L1 ci'L1L11'y runner, hut he always stuck to it and 1111ishcd'L1t leas t.' Elsie says that he 111111111 1L1ther r1111 410111111 the trL1L11' than wear a 11ch suit. '1 hey are 100M111: for you at XN'est Point, Icss.' ' Ilulllll VINCENT SAMUEL BORDER ttBilP AGRONOMY NEW FREEDOM 9n uijcl: T0 br Bl'vnucnuuw pc'uuy dug. All who have met him consider themselves most fortunate. Morphologically speaking, he is the counter- part of that great warrior, Napoleon; hut suftice it to say that he is us tranquil as the calm that follows the storm. He is not noted for verbosity. but :1 volume could not contain his great deeds. He is a student of the tirst rank who knows not the sad word. think. Although not renowned as a lady's man. lot it be known that he does not flinch when the inevitable arises. HOME ECONOMICS shows her loyalty hy HARVEY RICHARD BOWES ttDickf Cripple HORTICULTURE STATE COLLEGE Centre County Club; Agricultural Society: Crab Apple Club: Class Beasggatball t1, 2t; Captain Class Basketball CO; Class Lacrosse K . . 01,1137: TH Int where a La Cl'nxm' ball ix 1101. it wiil do you goml just to look at 'Dick. One 9f the chict results of his athletic training at S. C. II. 5. IS the. smile which even the 1915 Class cuuld not rub off. 'chk's two chief hobbies arc to referee :1 basketball tlzlmc and not to keep in training. llis summers are spent trilVCling thrmtgh such states as New York, on- nqcttcnt and Virginia looking for radishcs. You have USSUI your calling. tt tick, its Peaches of new vzu'i- 01105 that we need at P. S. C. and not rutlishcs. 93 the 1916 LAVIE iretzcls. Since her arrival learned that vec-i-l docs not spell becoming acquainted with tie linglish language. you ever hear an indescribable giggle trace it to iraz- zles. She has starred frequently energetic worker with lots of pop, put in practice her I'. IS. HELEN SHANER BORNEMAN ttBornie, ttFrazzles BOYERTOtVN Y. W. C. A. Conference Delegate GD: Girls Basketball t1. 2t. Objcvl: Tu misc a trap of rurly lmilcx. itBornic is it true daughter of Hel'k's County and for cider and Slilll: she has well and is rapidly in basketball. is 1m and Sumo day sheill lllilllll GOTTFRIED EDUARD BRAUN 5lsy!9 DAIRY HUSBANDRY Object: To find llzc combiualion for his drill suit. XVay hack somewhere near the time that the Rosetta Stone was found, a warrior came out of the forest near the smoky city and lifting up his sword, cried, tl1 Christen this spot Beaver Iiallsllezmd Beaver Falls it was. The discoverer and tirst inhabitant was Syfl After this discovery was made Sy came to State and sate. 1916 LAVIE III'IIII PAUL SWIGART BRALLIER P. S. CHEMISTRY ALTOONA Special Writer 1916 LA VIE; Collegian Board: Class Historian. Objccl: Rwaurvh 'ZUUI'IC Ull tirordtlgCIz,,. No body of men is complete unless they have all the arts represented in their midst and for our literary star we otter Brullier, he is an ardent student and ad- mirer 0f Macaulay and like that worthy gentleman he is capable of unfathomless thought. He handles the English language with the ease and grace of a past muster. Besides, Paul also makes great headway in other branches of learning. and linds time to bask in the lime-light of State's society. He has taken under his wing an 'lAndrew Carnegie protege and we wish him suceess in the outcome. BEAVER FALLS spent two years defending the School Of Agriculture and trynig to 11nd the end for the hcnzine ring. Some- where about this time HSy got into his drill suit and lost. the combination. He did not manage to get out nntll the year was almost over. h'Sy, tell us why iczn'cr Falls? CHARLES SIEBER BRENISER, APP ttBrenny, ttBruisert, AGRICULTURE BLAIRSVILLE Assistant Manager Varsity Wrestling; College Wrestling 0.. 2t; Sirloin Club; Agricultural Society. Object: Tu ailmupt to false the ill out of Blairxtvillu. tVell, here we have the original and only original athlete from lillztirsville. Do not think front this state- ment that Bluirsville does not raise athletes by the score, but infer instead that here we have the only original. Yes, he is some wrestler, and when he is not wrestling he is managing and worsei' wiser. He is going to go lmck to the simple life when he graduates and raise pumpkins, cabbage and kids. Well, we wi now proceed to the rest of the exhibit. nIIIIIll Zita wits LAVIE -u LA ..: s$$.m..m-!.sw,wwgmmdw Hlulnllll JOHN ARDEN BRENNEMAN uBz'enny,' AGRONOMY SIDDONSBURG Objcds To raise Cain in a quicl boarding house. This big husky boy started to teach school, but found that to be too common. He wanted something real and the result is a 'Hayscetlh .1 myll is :1 good student, but among his many hobbies is the automobile. He claims that he can tell the make of an automobile by the houk 0f the horn. He has a natural tendency for the sea, but he is afraid that he would then become a veritable uEnoch Arden. GEORGE KEHOE BRENNEN, A T Q llAbe, nBrennyn MINING ENGINEERING SCOTTDALE ,' Object: To invent a cigar, tt'lzirlt mu bc smoked Hz a gawous pH. In order to appreciate this chap it is necessary to get behind his veil of reserve. After this everything is easy and you wouldn't wau't a better friend or a better sport. He is always heralded by a cloud of smoke, for no matter where or when you see him :1 Wheeling stogie will he found protruding from his mouth. Hav- intr inherited the mining engineer's instincts and being industrious by nature, George is goingr to get there with :1 rush. EDWARD CARPENTER BRIGHAM MINING ENGINEERING POTTSVILLE LA VIE Board: Mining Engineering Society; Schuylkill County Club. Obft'vl: T0 plzqugraplz a fowfball xiguul. '1 1e title. liliugiueer of Mines, sounded mighty line of his fr tlowu 1n the hard coal. region: but at the end Chemistreysnnan 7Year we find him tossmg up between down :1 gr aid le'fimlhALrtSt But. lol the cont slipped u :rigls f 30 and Eng stuck to mining. Xthucver au forlnntzlgc takes 011 the appearance of Ill lower slluri- matic gig 1n 3E0u. Fly prepare for that rippllllg ziehro- of note angde 0 1115 111 A maJOf. Yes, hels also a sluger Oh, Well w no slouch at teums, but those puns of Inse- ton ', 'e all llm'e our faults. Quite a photographer. . Lre s to you, n grigg. BESSIE MAE BROADBENT 118essie HORTICULT URE Bessic across the way. down. 011,111: A 1.10011 s11111L-111 1101:1111 her life here :15 111C 011131 1:11'11101' She has :1 g1'L-:11 love f01 the country and hopes in 1110 IICHT 11111110 to 111m ho111culturc upside 11111 by 110 means a grind, shL As :1 1m L'r of athchiLs she 211311135 11:15 time 101' :1 Lha1. 11:15 110 L'1111:11. 1LL111rL' 1111 1111:155111111111- 113' She 11:15 cv L-11 heLn known 10 tzlkL 1.1010 :11 :1 10111111111 gmm- 01 :11 the FCIUTIIS 111111 111L-11 give :1 them 111 111L'IL'3L11i11L1.Although quiet and 11:11L1rL,i 195511; spirit 111111 is proud nf 'l'u ho a IiIIL'I' of NW .1011. 1916 LAVIE THOMAS BRIGHT nEnic, uIngenhoutz, uTom AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY i HAMBURG Obja'l: Tu bval 011! Scull and Fairlamb. 1165131111211 and he admits it 11111 despite this handi- 131,111 he says he is going 10 :1111011111 10 something and 1001 :111 1119 dear professors. 111ge11110111z has already distinguished himself :15 1'111111L'1'- up in the gold watch Lontcst 0f the Agricultural Chemistry SL110 0.1 011cc made :1 famous. speech 011 M:1i1 Pouch :15 :1 Pain 1xc1111Le. As :1 real Lhcmist, :1 RH? lx:1u1'111:111 under- 5111113' 211111 :1 defender 01' 11:111111111'1: and onions, he takes his seat with 11111 1'1111511'10111; 111011 of the Class 01 1916. TUNKHANNOCK 11:18 1015 of Icnn 51:110 WILLIAM GEORGE BROSIOUS htBill ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SUNBURY Electrlcal Engineering Society; Northumberlnnd County Club. Oijz'l: Tn be llu- 1111.15 111' a .cvrliuu gang. The knowledge which 1111i11 has :111501'11911 during his three years :11 State, 11:15 L:111s L11 Sllkh :111 intense pressurp inside his head 111111 110 is rapidly 105111;; his 11:111'.1111 i1 1s :111 1101'111 3111110 101' 11 11:15 111:1110 him 1'1'L1rr3 21110111 something JhcrL i511 long standing grim- 11.1110 hetxxan 11i11 211111 1110 1:1L'11113:1:1'1i5111tr from the 1:1Lt that 110 L011111 1101 111'an 10'1110 illiSfIlLiiOn 01 11w Dca11,1h:11 i1 31:15 hotter 101 :1 5111116111 to. stay in bed 111:111 1.1010 Lh:1pc1.1V c 1111151. 11013'61 L-1'. ghe 11 111 credit 101' 1115' Lomc- hack spiri1 whiLh 1121s 511033011 115011 011 wx cr:11 OLL'asions Illllllll ARTHUR ELLIS BROWN, AAE uSocial Whale, Brownie AGRONOMY NOTTINGHAM Class Wnrestling ciald 2 31: College Wrestling 11,21; Varsity Wrestling 13i- F- my 0111 11: than. er Varsity Wrestling 13? . Agricultural 0Society; Lancastelr tCounty Clu b. 011th1: Tu brt'cd a BI'O'wll polatu Hm! can't be baked. Brownie is quiet by nature, choice and iltllclinatiou. He listens to others tell of their escapades fine imitation of the 111'01erhi111 clam. when it comeos his turn to 111111 1r01111ie' is :1 Soci:1 the 11'11ct1e1'1r a hseou party is held but he nevertheless maintinus his i'VV11tch Your Step policy in order to avoid a breach of promise suit. i'el ' and another wise boy 01166 011101- mined 1'1 youut.r lady for 2111 entire 61' eniug I11 kidding each other about who was the more l1z1shf11. C111 1916 11A 1111111 DONALD MCKENZIE BROWN, 31 N Crow? Doodle Li he i'al Arts Society; Ohio Club. 11.1 frequent references to things down in share of Cr111's affections. hut he is that fact to interfere with his pleasure. COMMERCE AND FINANCE HOYDENVILLE, 0. Class Track t1. 2J: Varsity Track t2i: Student Council GD: Objcct: '10 have Hoydcnvillc put on 1111' map. C1'o1v is studying OJ to be a gr11t'tcr, but 01' eryoue who knows him thinks that he should be either 11 lawyer or a town constable. iiDoodles vision of ilezn' 011 is a place where e1ery0ne argues and he hopes to get in some of his arguments when he gets 111.cre suspect that one of the fair V:'s111e1ite hnhls 1'1 large HYLTON ROLLER BROWN MILLING ENGINEERING WILLIAMSBURG Oliver Evan' 5 Prize: Millers Association Pri ze: M. E. Society; Mot tiv e Power Club; Blair County 0111b. Objc't'l: To keep up the honor of NM 11116 Jilillt'z'x. Iiylton has the honor of being the only one in his class and us a result wins 1111 the milling cotlu'se pri7es. which buy the gasoline for his 1110t0rc1'cle.iiy looking t Brow11ie you would not think that he was :1 ladies 18111111, hut just the same he was caught with the goods in his freshumu year 'Iud suffered the loss of his c1'2111i1'1l adornment. NCH'rthicss 3r01vl1ie is :1 go 011 student and 111 years to come you will find him grinding Uiout'i in the city of XVilliamshurtr. 0.1, 191601111: WILLIAM WALKER BRYSON Chick, Doe AGRONOMY UNIONTOWN Agricultural Society; Prohibition League; Civic Club; yette County 0111 b. Object: To 1111111 a dairy barn .1111111111' 111 HM 0116' at 1111' cu cg: XVhile yet in the puhny days of youth Chicks firm intentions were to become 11 doctor but his knowledge of classical names failed to lodge in that part of the body which rests upon the shoulders. But he was well acquainted with farm life so that he knew that its a giowing husiness.Rez11izing that a common education 11ith 11 few pr11ctieums was not sutticicnt for modern agiiculture. he came to 11m: Here in spite 0 S'wamp he is making good 111111 presents a smiling HAROLD FOLLMER BUCHER Buch CIVIL ENGINEERING WATSONTOWN College FootbalEl 11 2 31: Glee Club 111; F. and M. Academy Club; 0. Society; Northumberland County Cl lub. Obj1'1't:'111 111 111111 gr! 1111' 11.5.10 11.11? 11111111 115 11 .1111111111'r 1101110 fm tllc 111011110111. 1 or two 1011;: years have I roomed in the dorms' 1101111 applausei, 111111 I am proud of it 1applause 111111 11111111111111 I e01111 from the city of VVat'sontown 111111111110 chucklesi. I am taking civil and I think that it is the 11151 10111'50 in college 1groans and sounds of fallingr pins1. 1 11111 going to he 11 great 1112111 111111 1111 A1 11111 Mater is going to be prolud of me just as it says 111 e1 e1y otlur 11ritc- 1111iy 15110 ' he lievc in 11011- 1011111ulsm'y 1h2111 1101111 applausei Well, that is 1111 1111' t11-11ight. 0001141ny SAMUEL LEE BURDICK, AAE Joe, Mike, uYatkon MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SCRANTON Class Track 11 2, 31:Mechanica1 Engmeering Society; Motive. Power Cl 1.1;b R1116 Club; Lackawanna County Club;Philly Lou Object: 111 11111111 11 110101111 1?. 6.16. R. and 141! 111111131 1111111 1! Joe is a product of Scranton, in 11hich place he probably cultivated his hardness, 11hich was so much in evidence during his sophomore y1111.F.1ery time the familiar hHep, 11e11 w11s sounded. it was Mike voice which could be heard above all others, yelling. '1 0111161 L011 Besides this, 'Joc has great abil- ity in pole vaulting and in it we predict 11 bright career. Some day he exp ects to run :1 11111101111 between Scran- ton and Buff1110,the latter place having 11 peculiar fasci- nation for him. 98 .. IIIIIIIID EMMET EARL BURGER Emi! ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ERIE 0111111: 'I'u manipulate 1101' 111110 all file Iimc. behold. another electrical e11gi11eer,at least he hopes to he. and judging from his ability in running down into the country in :111 automobile which belongs to her 1'. we can 11IC1iiCl success for Emmet lie 11' as one of those 1':1li:111t 111L11 111 0111' L'l:155 who. in our Freshman year. Lli5:1greed with 50111e 0thL-1'5 0f the college, and was duly 111110L'1'e. C11; .1916jLAVIE VINCENT GODFREY BURNS, A Z ,i, $5Vinc BOTANY BROOKLYN N. Y. Louise Carnegie Scholarship 12;: Chief LA VIE Artist; College Base- ba 11 11, 21; 013 SS Baseball 11. 21; German Play 11. 2, 31; Doutscher Verein; Botany Society; Anvi . Obj: 1'I' I a surm'c'd 1.13m; Hill. Bobby 5t:11'5 in three things: 5I1:15Lh:1ll 01' the art of throwing; Llrawi11g,or the art of 1101 11Ling pushed; and acting, 01' the :1rt of being what you me not Naturally e110ugh.:1 man from New HY:1wk l1:15 :1 rather good Opinion of New Y:1w11' :11111 New n1 awk- L1'5. Granted that they like to climb more 51 1115 01' ri5k falling further in an elevator 1111111 1110.51 Xmericuns, lmt do you think it 1.5 probable that 111 1950 :1 111:111 named John Smith could 111111 another Anglo- Saxon in our cosmopolitan city? FRANK EDWARD L. BUSCH Bushy CHEMIST GREENVILLE Cadet Band 11. 2, 31: Dautscher Verein; Try-County Club; T. T. Society. Objl'z'l: Tu thc' Swmnp . i'r'11111 is one of 0111' i11115tri0115 students from Green- xillL the garden 51101 of the earth 1ncc0rding to him1. Ihe first thing 1' rank did when he arri1ed in State C01- 1011c, was to hunt Swamp and his Lrops 0f assistants. since then Irank has been one of the Doctors most ardLnt 111111115 and bids fair to make the National So- F'CU 0f Chemists sit up and take notice. He is 1'1 quiet. industrious L11:111 with the eXCLption of W ednesday and Sunday nights when5w,ell we might 5 :1' he is quiet and 111111151110115 in another way. 99 politan. IIei5a'Ro1111y ScotLh the B'0wcr1, '1Goils, 1'111L1 Cone1 Island. 1' ca C111 1916 LAle nlnnnllll FAY MORRIS BUTLER But ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING OSCEOLA Objl't'l: Not 10 0.100011 any slm'd limil. 11'111101 got his start in Major Brown 5 1111110113 com- pany 111111 11c is going yet. Xhhough 51111111 in st11t111',c his hoarding mistress does not count 1111 any profit from his trade due mainly, to the cost of high 1i1i11g. 1115 c11h11111c111111cc 11cspc11ks the joy and contentment 111111 reigns supreme in his 11c:1r1.He is always 011 deck 101' 11 good joke and his room is the harbor into which 1111 work 111'1111 51111165 111111 safety while the storm blows over WILLIAM GRAHAM CALDWELL, E N ' t'Pete CIVIL ENGINEERING PITTSBURGH Assistant Manager Basketball 13i1;yPl1ilIy Lous; CW 11 Engineering Soc Objm'l: Maximum 1'1'11ztllx with minimum 1'11'1'1'12'011. '1Pctc hailed from MerL'c1'.s1111rg Just 11 here he acquired the taste for cider 1s 11ey01111 us but he 11115 it. c has already fought 11 1111111 11g111 111111 the K11ise1 111111, unfortunately, he was defeated in the ilrst engagement. 111 1 1c crowd is 011 Penis side for the second round. Although 11111 :1 heavy fusscr he usually makes those big cyLs 11 his 1111.110 1'1111i111y 111111 in 1111 1li1'cctio11s,whc11 there is :1 girl in the Lr0w1l. FLOYD RAYMOND CAMPBELL 1'Cammie CHEMISTRY YORK York County Club; T. T. Society. Ol1j1'1'l: Tu 13111111 111' inches I1III1'I'. Beh 0111 111C brainy wonder This f'1ir-hz1irc11 pigmy from the little D111C111011'11 01 York, bids fair 10 make 1111 cx1vi1'1l111 scholarship rcc01'11,tha11ks 10 the aid of his fellow chemists. . Dora is 11111. Floyd 15 51111111. 81111 takes his 11111111, so he doesn't 1:111. XVith 1111 these.11111111icz1ps, 11C1'1111mic was a barrel 1112111 in 110111 0111'C11101'51'1'11ps.Even though he 511111115 011 a tripod to read a burcttc 111111 1111511011 himself with 11 hose 11111'1' spi11i11g a drop 01 acid 011 his tro11scrs,wc 1111 wish this little fuser success. 100 $330, Te; 1916 LA VIE t 'g be MAMA... ROY ELLSWORTH CAMPBELL ttCmnmyt' MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BLACKLICK Obft'ri: To minglci, with the fair .n'x. flhcy say that :1 camel can go eight days without :1 drmk, but nzho wants to he :1 camel? But tlis is a per- $0nal question. However, if one wants it explained, lust call at 135 S. Atherton St. after the tirst show at Babes, 11ml, Let Roy do it. Cummy hits the en- vnthle record of being able to talk longer and say 1055 than any man in college. Although Occasionally late for classes, Roy makes up for lost time and surely gets there. Stztte College looks like It pmhahlc place of resnlenee tor Clunmy. RICHARD DEAN CANAN mick DAIRY HUSBANDRY ALTOONA Agricultural Society; Dairy Club: Blair County Club. Objt'vls To buy the mrtt'it'x nu uirla'l installments. When ttDiekh :trrivcd in State College he was the 11nd obedient freshman that ever hap- pened. There was nothing the dear Sophmnnres :tsket that he wouldn't doeBnt, ' i It I' 5 Look at him now. The nickels that he cnntrihntes to iuhe's and Gillilzlnd's would keep zt whole village of lzuindrynien 'rom starvation duringr a Chinese famine. lle 1:15 a laugh that is guaranteed to produce insanity in ten min- utes. ln company he is the craziest specimen that the squirrels haven't found. Some day he will settle down on a nice big farmemeztnwhile we should manifest most modest COHCCFH. CHARLES HENRY CARAVEDO ttGusf, ttCzu-x'ie ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LIMA, PERU A. P. S. Club; Electrical Engineering Society. Object: To be a .Voruingstar . To look at this kind-hearted South American one Would expect him to be indisposed When it came to fussnig. 'l'lowevcr, one trip to his room convinces you that he 15 the king Of hearts. His Specialty seems to be the Allentown variety, but he also has shone in State COHCgc society. That big heart and broad smile of his are stire to win him a happy home with that little senorita down south. 101 IIIIIIIII Che 1916 LAVIE CHARLES DICKSON CAREY Charlie HORTICULTURE LANCASTER Agricultural Society; Crab Apple Clubl; Prohibition League; L11 ncaster County lub. Object: To be a Lamasicr fIm-ish asxixtanl. In this fz1ir-511'i1111e11 11101111 11c have the combination of :1 good felllow :11111 :1 student in just about the right proportion. C111'11lieh 11'15 1161' er been known to use :1 cuss word, to use the weed in any form or to go in search of 11110111111ge-011 the Sabhath.11e does not look like :1 h1'01114111-11011se1'. but for some mysterious reason he suddenly changed quarters Lluyring his sopho- more year. We wonder 11111' Charlie :1111r1ys 110r115 with the same Florist dming Christm: 1s 121c:11i0n? Ii11 110t Dutch even if I 11111 frmn Lancaster County. CALIXTO CARRERA CIVIL ENGINEERING SABANA GRANDE, P. R. College Orchestra; Cosmopolitan Cl11b;Civil Engineering Soc ,Ri tie 0111 Objcrt: To make 11 hi! with NIL? girls. Chance and his colleague Arturo Grunt, brought this spechnen from Drexel Institute to Penn St1'1te.The L11;1111,'e from McLhunie Arts to Civil Engineering 11:15 11111 :1 gm t cffe ct 011 C111ixt0. lhe change in environ- man 11:15 also had its effect. '1 his silent but easy-going :11d 111m used to enjoy Philadelrhia in all her splendor, is 11011' 11 fer1ent student, 1111110 eof Am ador s 1111' orite L1i5LipIL-s C'11rer11 does not show his true 5e11, for his motto seems to be usilenLL CHARLES HOWE CARROLL Sketer ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DENNISVILLE, N. J. Object 10 110 I110 lugh tlmf 11111111110 of 12111 IIlIsfcr Hall NC Gor rgo, have you got the latest Ixed Book? That's 511' etch tailki11g.He has the largest collection of best sellers in the country, 21nd is generally seen with his 1105c buried a foot in one Of them. Skete says I 11111 goingr to keep reading those stories until I 111111 one in whiLh the heroine marries the 1illz1i11 I ha1e been trying to find this peculiar condition for the last three years and so far I have heen 1111311CLCSSfll1 ,1Vell good 11ight,I1'c got :1 new P11111 130011 11nd 1111 off to my room. WILLIAM JOSEPH CARROLL eKBiIIVV CIVIL ENGINEERING VVILKES-BARRE Civil Engineering Society; Wyoming Valley Club. Olljt'vt: 'liu bu r'ily a'ngincvr uf Hiillavs-Bm'rc. hBillf hegnh his worldly tight in the heart of the anthracite rcgmn. W'hen he entered in iis Freshman year he was as green as the rest of us. but before the year was up he tr1etl to teach the Sophs'i the rudi- ments of the thug scrap, his remuneration being :1 free s hair cut. Hill a real student, even though he is an inmate of. Main, and when he graduates we feel sure that 'he will he able to show iVilkes-lerre a few things In ClYli ltngmecring. the 1916 LAVIE LLOYD LEWIS CHAMBERS, 9 E nLewn AGRONOMY ISLAND College Wrestling u, 2i; Class Wrestling 0, 2L Object: To try and full .wmv rcsl in wrestling. Do you remember that fellow who throws every- thing he gets up against at the wrestling meets? H'ell, thntis Chambers. Yep! He is some wrestler. and he admits it himself. Chambers made a great mistake in his freshman and sophomore year and momed with Bottenhorn and after breaking 21 few hed sats was kindly requested by that worthy to leave his house and home. Oh, yes. Chambers is quite :1 shot :It cuts and added three to his string duringr his sophomore year. SAMUEL CLARK hSamJ' iiChamp INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION PITTSBURGH Mechanical Engineering Society. Obj't'rf: To have Ilm Flag Strap rules changed. . Sam, 0r hChampiy as he is sometimes called from 1115 remarkable LU ability in public speaking, after Slmlldlglg a wandering prep school career, came into pur midst to enjoy a quiet life in the mountains. l'Ie ls preparing to be a professor along industrial lines; but we hope that, if he continues his study of history. DSS'Chology. and shop methods. he may some day be honored with :1 doetor's degree. He is particularly in 10V? With the 1917 class and at one time was thinking Seriously of waiting :1 year in Order to become a mem- er of the Orange and Blue 2 traction. WILBUR LAWRENCE CLOSE Close, ltCIoser, thlosest HORTICULTURE LAWRENCEVILLE Crap Apple Club: Tiogn County Club; Pexkiomen Club; omcm Club. Objccl: To train it Kaiser slylc. Without doubt Lawrenceville will grow to he :1 large metropolis, the very name of the place Indicates that. Close has been able to do two things that would scemem indicate that he can't help but be successful. The first is that he has obtained a distinguished posi- tion in the harmeks 0f the Penn State Army located at State. The seemnl and most important is that he has been zlhle to rzuse the most luxurious growth of human hair on his upper lip. Don't Inintl the kitltlers. Close. they are jealous. Somet Gabriel blows his horn. 104 the 1916 LAVIE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING College Football GD; Class Footpall Le ' 01' e Francais; M. E. FREDERICK MARTIN CLECKNER Husky, Freddie SANITARY ENGINEERING HARRISBURG Object: Tu clerk in hit fallwrls hardware slorc'. ttFreddie, as he is called at home, has great expec- tations of some day securing a lucrative position with the government. His aims are not easily perverted as has been shown during his stay at Penn State and for this reason, if no other, he deserves the height of his ambition. However, it is quite sure that the spacious thoroughfare in front of Cleckneris Hardware Store, Harrisburg, Pm, will always be his chief center of at- HAIMAN HENRY COLBUS, iDEII ALTOONA Blair County Club; Society; Motive Power Club; Menorah Object: To be a P. R. R. magnate. tllleimy is well known to every one whonvatehes the development of our football team in the tall. He is one of the most regular, most consistent scrubs that State has ever hntl. In college and Class zitbfairs he takes an active interest, and he keeps up a running tire on his studies. In his own home town I'leimy alternates be- tween :1 steel plant and :1 shoe store. hnt this does not imply that he steals shoes. tO-it-iveness wins then lleimy will be there when turd work and stick- WILLIAM HOWARD COLEGROVE, A T Q iiShrimp, ttToad, Bill ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SMETHPORT Electrical Engineering Society; McKean County Club. Objec'l: In mulm II11 Splmu' sound 11111 a I 11101 Tallcing 1111111111111 MSIHimp came to us th irce yems ago :1 pure simple 11111 from 11 place called '111e Garden of 111101111 111.- 11:15 11111113' 01igi11111 songs 111111 poems 11 h1Lh have helped to win for him 11 place in our hearts regardless of his 111:11111110111 size.1'1e c1111t help but think that he is one 0 the men the world will have to look up to when he g1'111111:1tes.11e is 111101111 to he 11 good bluffer 111111 with 1111 his knowledge of e1eet1ieit3' it is 1111 assured fact that his 111111111 is 111111 011 its 1111y to the cngrz'ncrs TIRSO COLON, 'tFlaco, t'Grandetf' SANITARY ENGINEERING SAN JUAN, P. R. Objm't: To fight M51, Iaxleull 1111' limv. n'Grnndet is the least representative 111.111 the Latin Americans. He does not possess thzit idealism 11111r11e- terizing that race. On the contrary he is metiLul, fond of pull 111111 infhienm, 211111 jealous of his 1111111irc- 111e1its.11is careful expe1iments 1111 1'1101111- 111111111113 111111 would seem to stamp him 115 11 great linzuuiL-r of HOWARD LUSK CONKLIN Conks MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SCRANTON Mechanical Engineering Society: Deutscher Verein; New York Club; Anvil 01111161: To combine 1111. 13.11 and Inuiriumuy. A soft 11r1'111'1 announced the fact that Conks 111111 become one of 115.1111 tarted out 115 11 11e1'113' 5111110. 111111 naturally a hunLh 0f X'sn came 1131111.: his way, but after 11 while he came to the 10111111151011 that it would ne1' cr 110 to let his studies i11te1 efe1 with his c01- ege education, 111111 from his 11511111 L1L11111R' occupation one might think he 11115 takings,r :1 COI'FCSPOndC'WC course es Ilatbush is 011 the 1111111 but 111: 1111111 t know it till he told 11511110111 it. , .1 $1 G' 111111, 111111t 11' y 11101111. 105 the future r111he11111111 1111 enginoL r 111 C11C'71916 LA VIE IIIIIIIII niI-iii J OHN DARRAGH COONER lARed,i MINING ENGINEERING WATSONTOWN Mining Engineering Society. Object: To 11541 no safety lamps. HRed can always be recognized :1 long way off, for not only 11:15 he :1 distinctively individual laugh, but the Simple Simon effect of his class hat is without 1111plic:1te.Lest this seem to reflect 011 his mental ca- pacities, howeve1, let us rememhel that he is one of the few straight miners 111110 is not in eolleg c.li This John D s we 11th lies in his host of friends Influential in acquiring these, perhaps has been his willingness to share his frequent boxes f10111 l1101 111c MARIO CORDERO, 1D X A iiChiseIf HEpicurus SANITARY ENGINEERING MARICAO, P. R. Civil Engineering Society; Cosmopolitan Club. Object: To be 01' not to be. Whenever we see a fat girl, :1 green overcoat, a sec- ond- handed tl11te.or :1 dc1rl11 hat, we immediately think Vthn he came here from Porto Rico, his experiences in the line of girls, business, fashion and art was small indeed. Consequently his college life has offered him numerous funny experiences, which he will 11e1e1' forget. Good in his class work though he may he. he is :11 his best :15 an artist, as an astronomer, and as a socialist. TAYLOR LARUE COURSEN, ATQ llJake, hTigieth Le Lurie INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY TIVOLI Objccl: To INTI? 111's Guat from Ditfcndcrfer. The only man that lmew more than Swamp, came to our midst after a short course :11 Indiana Normal During his junior ye :1r his one ambition was to look ike a French Count but in this he failed miserably. .After this he determined to gain 2111 M. S by trying to prme to the American Society of Chemists that twen- ty-live new compounds which he disco1ered in his freshman year. really existed. He is :1 good studc though small in stature, and great things may be ex- pected from him in the future. 1 111 11'11111 106 ALEXANDER THOMPSON COWLEY, B e H uAlec,u uscutu FORESTRY PITTSBURGH Objm't: To be a lumber king. Cowley, the impeccable. the dehonair, the imper- turbahle; words fail to describe his calm assurance of manner and his infallible faultlessness in dress. When he tirst appeared among the H'hard foresters, they pro- fanely inquired, t'W'ho is the swell? but a summer's experience in the woods showed them that ttAlecil con- cealed all the craft and skill of a thorough woodsman beneath his Klcity dude'y exterior and that no more con- genial companion, in camp or on the trail, could be de- sired. No situation can he imagined in which this self- possessed. cool-headed theardlcssl youth would not feel, or at least, act perfectly at ease. ; Che; 1916,;LAVIE IIIIIIII EUGENE MILLER CRAIGHEAD ttEgghead, Gene't BIOLOGY HARRISBURG Object: To become a bird interpreter. ttEggheaUl is some ll Bugologist and some day we expect him to Find a new kind of bug. As a true lover, he delights in roaming through tield and wood in quest of bugs. ttGenell never becomes lonesome in the woods, for he has learned the language of the birds, in fact. he can talk intelligently with the crows. Often on a sunny day, should one be near the woods, he may hear the lusty call of a crow; but on further investigation. he will find that it is not a crow, but only Egghcad pen fecting his vocabulary. ANDREW RALPH CRAVEN, tDKxII ttWaldoJl llSpooks, Cabby CIVIL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Object: m. Verily a man of wide experience, a traveler, having wandered extensively throughout England. Ireland, Paris, Bar Harbor and Manayunk before settling calmly and peacefully within the narrow confines of tate ol- Cge. Hampered and hindered in life insomnch that a steamboat having run over the foretinger of his right hand, severing that digit from all connection with Cym'en. A student of such earnestness that, dissatisfied w1th.classes merely from eight in the morning till live at night, he takes additional work at seven :1. 1n. and Stx'lx'111.. Through his unfailing good nature and op- timistic View of the vicissitudes of life, ltWaldo has won a wide circle of friends. HCab? lady, cab? cab? Cab here? 107 C111 1916 LA vm IIIIIIIII n'I-IIIII CHARLES STREEPER CRESSMAN Cress ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING POTTSTOWN Electrical Enginetgieng Society; Chester County Club' scher Verei Object .' T0 sleep. C11111'1ie c11111e to State with the intention of be- coming 11 chemist, but learning 0 11c terrors of Swa11111y 1111d the mighty ordeals which he would have to go t11r011gl1,he quietly changed his course to Electrical Engineering. One this abilities is sleep, and we believe he has not: completely recovered from that which he iost the night of the 1111giscr1111.ile 1e111- 1y belimes in study, but not when it interfcrs with of his success in that line. GEORGE RIGHTER CRESSMAN Goige, iiCressie BOTANY SPRING CITY Trusteesm tFreshmen Scholarship; College Orchestra; Chester Cov. y;Club Prohibition Le a:ague Botanic 11.1 Society Ohjccl: Io be a mes Cole. He is :1 1111111 who shows great taste. George ratherr fancied 1916.111111 though he was a hfteL-ner he pinposely took sick and waited until we came by. Quite 11111155'1111111111r is this chap with the blonde top, yes Luntil 111i1h1ight. 111e11 you hear some agonizing tulle SZIWCti out 1111 11 violin. 13011111113 these are intended f01 serenadcs nr illii1'li1ys but we always show our appre- ciation 11y discharging 1'1 volley of shoes in the general direLtinn of his he11d.VVhe11 the noise is finally abated, the rising sun is fast in his course and the tinkle 0f :1 distant 11111'111 clmk 51111115 it is rising time. AGRONOMY diana County Club; R1119 his dormitory mates 111' 108 tion; Agricultural Cl11b;0thcer 0121111: To form a purl: Irusf. There have been lieutenants none that Lould kcepo 11t Ji vcn at that he has the0 ideal build 0f :1 modern Grunt, inasmuch as he is sho1t,sq11at, he hesitates to become 11 military hero because it is hard to serve two mastc1 '5 sleep. liis L'hief hobby is wirL eless 11nd we feel cert 11in PAUL STEVENS CROSSMAN, AZ iiPaul, Porky SMICKSBURG Scatbbnrd and 131 11118; Civic Club: Inter- Collegiate Prohibition Associa- rs Club; Cadet First Lieutenant;1n- lieutenants but 1 MP111 11 11nd 11111L11-h1'1ired. But 7: and Venus Mavbe 11 little 11re1iot1s but we think that it is well to start suing for 111esents 11C11'. MIIRIIIII the 149m; LAVIE CARLISLE MORTON CROWELL llRedll CIVIL ENGINEERING HAMMONTON, N. J. Civic Club; Civil Engineering Society. Obfccl: To mrry a B..lI. from New York to Dublin. Crowcll's caustic comment comes freely and naturaL 1y. Before he cast his lot with us he was, for two years, a really truly sailor boy and has six times crossed the equator. Since coming here he has developed 21 won- derful liking for the hdarned Teutons and spends much of his time reading German newspapers both backwards and forward. His wit and geniality have made for him :1 host of friends who unite in wishing him luck whether It he on Mother Earth or on the hriny deep. HORTICULTURE BYRON JACOB CULP, 11 KA ttLord Byron MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Objerf: Tn find that 'L'Uivc. YORK It is generally considered poor form to mnlce 2111?: reference to the girls when giving a man his nwrite-ulp. hut we really cannot resist it with 0111' York Imperial. Just now it is ilLizzic. hut who will it he a month from now? He has another strong pointh-York turkey. Nccd we say more? lyron, you're a spike ace and welll Stay With you till the cows come home. GEORGE RUTCHLER CRUZE, m E ltCrusty, Dean DALLAS Objm'l: Tu dismz'er u xztbjt't't on which lu' mmml falls. If Dean Holmes ever takes a notion to quit his job without working out a ten days notice, the difficulty will be overcome by giving his job to Cruzc. save their real hard stickers for ttCrustyfl but as yet, they have not succeeded in catching him napping. there ever was anything like :1 walking encyclopedia then George stands a good ChanCc for immortality. All the prof's If Illl!llll Che 1916 LA-V'IEF S...- BRINTON SMITH CUMMINGS, Cuheco Club Willie, nB. 8. AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY PHILADELPHIA Editor of the Co omio Section, 1916 LA A:VIE Froth Board: Liebi 1g Chemi- cal Soc1e$y.bAgr1cu1tuml Society; Northimst High School Club; Phila- de 1 11' Object To stop IValt lVlzifmau. l?'XVhen itVVillie is graduated, he will write his name S Cummings, B.S. He ms already lived up to tliut standard evidenced by his frequent orations in Freshman rhetoric when he had never looked at the lesson. When hearts are trump W111 e plays the joker, and he made his best bid when he run away with number, Duke! JOHN MITCHELL DALE, BGII Jack CIVIL ENGINEERING BELLEFONTE Druids; Assistant Manager Varsity Wrestling GD; College Wrestling 21: Ola 1135 Wrestling 12, Sl; Class Football 01; Civil Engineering Society. Object: T0 11in some one to the mat. Smiling Jack Dale is really quite 2111 authority 011 wmstling, and if you doubt our word ask him about it and he will tell you just how it was he failed to pin his 1111111 to the 111111. In kc is 11 friend of everybody 3,111111 e1c11 the fact that he is always taking extra work, 11L1er seems to make him lose his smiling countenance. W'e admin your stick- to it- i-ve11ess, iiJackX' '111d we know you 11il1 he a success, if you apply the same spirit to life itself his room- -n1ate 5 girl. lie 5 a h'1ppy 1ies.B11tw11y should he? he's building one of those air castles. 11y who never wor- When he smiles you know We got cher WALTER SCOTT DALZELL tlDazweLl AGRONOMY UNIONTOWN Object: To get mmy from 1111' ma! miucx. This fair-haired specimen of manhood came to 115 from the soft coal region of Fayette. He has hopes of fooling fate by bidding good-hye to the coke smoke and becoming :1 true 5011 of the soil. A quite unassum- ing fellow. Bish is the type that makes and retains friends. He is :1 student and has demonstrated his abil- ity by using the soil augur i11 agronomy 17. 110 IIIIIIII ALFRED PARSHULL DAVIDSON, E N llDavy, Skunk, liFairies HORTICULTURE BEAVER FALLS Varsity Basketball t1, 2M Class Basketball t1. m: Glee 003?; Crab Apple Club; Agricultural Society; Beaver County 1 Objm't: T0 Zn: lu'rfcrlly fair, allllaugh UPartial . Upon his arrival at State, Wle became a l'hull's eye for Sophomore paddles, because he insisted on wearing a brilliant orange sweater. one of his prep trophies. Davyu is a loyal Horticulturist, and has shown great interest in apple growing. He is npartial t0 Baldwins and often declares she is a ilpippin. Alfred is a basketball shark. and ill the big game that is before him, we are rooting for :1 highescore. Go to it, uDavy. ESTHER MARGARET DAVIS HOME ECONOMICS PHILADELPHIA Le Cercle Francais; Girls Basketball t1. 90. Objl'Cl: To be a malron of an orphan uxylum. A junior hat, a few pounds of giggles. and u never empty box of candy is the best description of Esther. By the way, liMy name has an h in it. I can't be saponis lied.H As a champion candymakcr 0f the Cottage she has no equal. Her theory that candy is an energy pro- ducer accounts for the great enthusiasm she puts in everything she does. Every day she vows that she will stop eating between meals. hut we know of one time in the year when it will he, Girls, ills Dad's birth- of Estherls feec s. RAYMON D LEONARD DAVIS uRayn AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION PHILADELPHIA Oijct: Tu by a big 13.5. somvtvlzcrc. Did you ever here of a molasses feed with coh- wchs instead of feathers? It is reported that WRaly gave himself one. The privacy of his bath was dis- turlwd by some rude 'Sophs and he hid in u very coh- WChhy cuhby-hole. h'Rayll must he a rather unstable mom-nulte; it seems that way as his tiroomyll run 01f and was married at the end of his Freshman year. As HRay is :1 city boy he has not had much experience on :1 farm, but one summer's farm life has served to deepen his conviction that this is the life for me. 111 Come up and celebratcf, ThcneAll out for one C111,- 1916 LAVIE IIIIIIIII FCHTZJ'VulkT hi ' ' Nu RICHARD STANLEY DAVIS, SA ulsy'u Hunk, uStann AGRONOMY POTTSVILLE ClasMsIan Track 1D: Varsity Cross Country 111; Assistant Varsity Foothill 11 user 13?; Va arsity Football Manager Elect.141; Schuylkill County 0111 Obj'.ul' To be a farmer in lhc cily limilx. Iffy up to date 11115 not found out why he came to college At the end of each semester he has debated with himself if 11c should change his course to com- 111e1'ce 11nd 1111a11ce,but agiiculture has always won out. He may love 'thc co 11's and chickens. 11111 it is doubt- 1111.111 trae11 shoes he is 11 'wizzard but did not make the diseov ery until entering the P. S. C. T11 1e changing styles bother him 11 giezlt deal, 11nd it keeps him busy stepping with them X prediction that he will be 1111 111110 salesman will not be far from wronrr. because as 11 f111'111ere-we11 huff 511111 ROY MILFORD DECKER 11Deck, 11Rector AGRONOMY STATE COLLEGE New Student Committee Y. M. C. A. 12. 31; Civic Club: Prohibition eague; Agricultural Society; Centre County Club; Sirloin Club. Object: To make Ct'nlrc Cmmly dry. Roy used to teach school somewhere in the wilds of Pennsylvania, but gave up the training of the youth for the ti11i11 gof t1 1e soi1.Roy 11115 always been 1111 earnest Agriegulturist, and has 1111111ys taken 1111 active part in anything that has to do with farm lie 5 not narrow in his desires and you find him as n promi- nent member of the Prohibition league, and many of the inhabitants of Centre Furnace have had the honor of hearing him 111e11c11 that famous booze ser111on.As the steeretnry of the Civic Club Deck has also gained repu 11' you 1110111 know HDee11 w1'1tch for the lad with ttche smile 111111 the l111111111y 1111g.D11ts him! CLIFTON REEL DENNY, AY ilClif, Pup, Reel COMMERCE AND FINANCE HARRISBURG College Track 111:011133 Track 11 , 21: Assistant Track Manager 12:1 Liberal Arts Society; Harrisburg 0111 b. Obfccl: Tu xitbslilulc a P. for D.-pmmy, llzal's if. lDe1'il -uNo11' we have it. One look into those lIliSClliCVOuS. twinkling eyes and 111 those inviting lips would convince anyone that he is 11 l'ady- l1i11er 1'. His history like himself is slim but interesting He is tak- ing Liberal Arts, but is kept busy trying to arrange the letters A. N. N. over his desk. Cliff plays the piano to the tune of a modern ti11 shop and C1111 511 1;; like :1 spairow especially when surrounded by 11 bunch of pretty girls. 112 Hllllllll JOHN TENNER DEUTSCH Dutch, J. T. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DANVILLE Mechanical Engineering Society: Motive Power Club; Mont tour County 0111 11. 0111111: To 1171' 111171111 the fat! 111111 he came from Dam '1111'. An armful of books and a perpetual smile 111:11 breaks into :1 ready laugh -111L combination-Joh11. N0 the books 110 not mean g1'i1111,0111y a stude with a hezu' 1' schedule. D1111'h ;1111'11ys 11:15 a tltting story, well 111111. for every occasion. J. '1 ' is a thorough 11c1i1'1'e1'i11 sleep. 111111 1111its the r111'L'11'11 slcc1c of cure. :11111 woe 1111- 10 the 1111111 11110 enters 1111111 5 room After 9161' e11 1. anyone ever 10rgot 1111 M;1it1-.111'.-Xllistcr game. RAYMOND PRESTON DIEHL, Acacia Inky, Increment AGRONOMY GREENSBURG Liebig Chemical Society. Ubjn'f: '1'11 111111' 1111' Piano. ili-Y Xi- Xi 10-1110rr011' is another 1111y. N1'c1111't 101111 around its only 1111' n '11is 1111111 1locs11t 5111' much while he's :1w11ke. but 111111165 up for 10st time while 011111's try 10 sleep 111111 111-11 g01s so far :15 to mix in 501110 German.1111'r1'1111111 1locs11't si11g.which is :1 r01111111ing feature 11111 he persists in Musing the piano. 1115 grczlusl 11215111116 is in reading 1110 Indies Home Journal .1011 1111 DLlincutor If he 1locs11,t 1111111'L good 111 1115 1'01'11ti1111 111' will give the 11101111 51011111101115r new in ticti0n 11111111011 11hile he sleeps ALFRED DIEFENDERFER, '11 A Y Dutch, uDiefie INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY SHARON Tri-County Club. Oijvl: To maintain Illc diguilv of 0111 11111111 . G1r1111111y' s fighting filter paper '5 sc111'1'e, 111111 Chen:- istry fees high. 511ch is hails 11'0111 Sharon, 211111 spends 11111111 time 111111 energy trying to prmc that Pittsburgh is in rc:11ity :1 suburb of 511111-011 Diehic ', is fat 111111 good 11: 1111rL'd 111111 thinks that 10 111' :111 upperc11'1ssm1'1n 1e 11'1'0 r111 1110 years 01' plug- gi11g. tDu C11 is well 111101111 115 11 gri1li10n 1111151. C1111 hDiche s c0111pl1'1111t. tL'Du 'Spil11 110115011 11ftl1e1111111011s $31111 1916 LAVIE Mullen HARRY CURTIS DIENER Red Eye, Suds AGRONOMY BROOKVILLE Objm'l: In 1111 T11! 11 pair 11f 1'1'1'-.L,'I111'1'11' H111! will 1111x1111; 11'.d Stop. The danger Qinn 11 is in sig111.1Ey L s i11tcres1 lies not in his 0111i011 11111 in the suh'stitution of 11' s in the Benzine ring which he 1111'.c111L'11 Dicncr's Lhief delight is in walking. 119 11:15 1111011 walked to Hear Meadows 111111 L'1e11 11L-y01111 111111 111 11 111111 day just fur the sake of exercise. This 111511111L'c is greater 1111111 111111 10 Bellefontc Jhis 1111i1i11'11f yours 11111 11111116 21 Lnldicr of you some 11111', 111111 the military 11cp11r1111c11t will give you 1111 111111111111111L'111 HOWARD GERY DIMMIG, IDAY Dim, Dutch INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY EAST GREENVILLE Objcrl: 'l'u 1'11! 111' lillIL' as possible. The 111'11111'1111'0 111' Dimmig from East Greenville 11C- CIlS1UHCI1 the loss of the greatest social whale of 111111 111011'111111115.X1111 111111 city contains some queens. too. aCCUl'dillQ 111'Di111111ic's own story. Outside of being 11 51111111 wh111L. 'Dutch 11150 is somewhat of :1 Shark 111 Chemistry, 111111 is certainly 11 heat 011 literary activ- i1iL's. Night after 1110111 we see Din1 p101111i11g toward 111L'1i111'11ry.clge110 absorb IBSEN, SHAKESP EAR 1:. ROSSICAU. 111111 01111015. Good natured. industrious, and always 11'L- L' with 11 111'111111 smile. Dim is certainly 11 1111'L-11111L' 1L'111111' GUSTAVE GrHERMANN DIPPE, A 1' P s, HDip, 7, uDippy ANIMAL HUSBANDRSY VVILKES-BARRE Parmi Nous; Friars; Varsity Football 131; Class Football 121; Class Soccer 11, 31; College Wrestling 11. 2. 31: Co lleg eTrack U 21; St tudeentClCouncil 131; Agricultural! Society; Sirloi 1n gClub; Wyoming Vall Object 10 Irv and 1'! 1111' hall 1m! 11f fouIImll D11' the 11111111111355, 1111ri11g,1111shi11g demon from 1Vi111'esl-Bm'1'e came here 11ith high aspirations 115 11 for- Lster: 11111 since the girl 1111s 111:111c l1erappe11r11nLL' Dip has decided to stick to civilization 3.1111 A11i111111 11115111111111' 111 111L beginning of his Sophomore yL'111' h Dip' 111311111 the L1111 01' 1 e pig skin and distinguished himself 011 the c1135 team. Since he 11115 such 11 good reputation 11s 11 student 11c 11111'e11o fear in predicting a b1igl1t futurL 1'01' l1i1 1.11 1H IVE? Che 1916 LA VIE? I 11 1 11 JOHN FRANKLIN DODGE, APP iSJack, Y, KCMikeY! ANIMAL HUSBANDRY H AZL Ass iatant Businesso Manager 11916 LA VIE; Agricultural 23w; Sirloi 11 Club . OWM' i 70 .150! NH III 1111 Ilmw follows 71'1111 aI'v 111711113 fIIIllIIIg III!!! and J1'f7 1, ?L'ilfll he walks 1111:1'11 ll11' sII1'1'I TUI'HI luv gI'I'. Once upon :1 time thci' 1c was :1 tL-IIow '11'110 was tired Of going to high school. He decided to go west uni 11:1LIL'cLI his tooth brush 111111 started off. After many and various experiences he lit on :1 11hL'1t farm and nearly Starved 1111011in thL ensuing IIIFCC months 1111 IL' s:1itI I will pL'1Ne1L'rL' I will hccomc :1 farmer if it kills me I will go to State ' 'Ihcn he came to State and after three 11' ecks of hoarding house grub he said some 11101'L. I 11m 90in hack to tIlCi farm. 1 ncarIy sturxcd th're but I am entirely and in fact persistLutIy starv- i111,r here. We h1'11'L now followed mu IILTO through his triuIs and tribulations nml now sinLc he has found :1 home and is happy ICI us 111:111' :1 curtain over the peace- I'UI SLCH LETON DONALD LAMAR DOLBIN, A 1' P Don, Venus HORTICULTURE MINERSVILLE Varsity Traclk L2. 3 'Class Track L1.2I: Varsity C1ub:Agricultural Soc ety; Crab Appl 6 Club; Schuylkill County Club Obj'c ' In 1'11111I1'1111' lllL'SL' ignuluul 111's 11I'1IIII111' li1'1'c' ll111l.Iliu1 I.1'111'Ilc 1.1 really on 1111' I11 up. 111 there you :1rc,111011.111Ll hnw :tr- r r you 10- Llay? Do you know 111011 that I 1--r roIIcLI 1120 this mor- r- 111011 :11 thL bowling :111eyY.L .i11dem.Oh, you know 111011 I 11111 quite :1 bowle'r. .1111 I :15 3.11111 :1 bowler as I am a runner?y you :1le mc. 1YeIl to tell the truth I :1111 not, for I 211101in :111 :11' ei'agc howi'Ie, 111011, and you know about my ruimin XV CII, I must go now. You know 1111: Duke of Man'- nesia? Well heb 111111 I have an engagement pl'L'SLutly 111111 I must not disappoint him GuLI- hyc, OILI L'I1:111.C0mc 1111 and see me some time ALBERT LEONARD DORWART, '11 K E uAb'u Len, nFoggieu ANIMAL HUSBANDRY NEWPORT Skugfgcnd Bones: Friars; Class Numeral Committee; Student Council L21' , TS Club: Freshm man Se cretary Y. Cabine 1: L2 51:01ass soon are u , 2 31; Maxiager Class Socc'er LZI: 3L Many $0005? GU; ass Lacrosse L2, Objm'l: 7'11 111' JUTUII'S 101'1'1'1111'1'. cy you poorbooh,h:11'e you got that sixty cents?U 81 W35 I'Oggic's question 10 mm of the fair sex 01109; but do 1101 form :1 false opinion of him from that. II came from Yezlth School with 11 big voice and :1 gold medal for good I1L'h111 101' His misfortune in C' lrbous 15 hard to explain juLlnriug'1 from his faculty for t'1king note: after lectures tvia The Coit1ch Ahbic '5 the type of follow P0111 State can well be proud of for he stands for high ideals and when I1c.entcrs into a ll1iug pep goes with him and success is certain. 115 LAWRENCE D. DUNN Dunnyn FORESTRY Olrjt'rl: '10 1117711111? Chief Fmrstcr of 1110 csurn 1'07 cs! XVurren is the name of the town fiom which 1111 the metty girls 112111; says HD111111y.1 e is so loyal to the female of the species that he Llccmates his bureau with pictures of dolls 111111 declares that they are VVzu- rens queens His taste for the 11e- sthetic is szltisitied only by visits to C11111'rte 01111 1.11111 111111 he is now working to est11b1ish himself in 11 fnrcsters cabin 111th 11 Warren belle and 11 trusty hre- piec c- JOHN PAUL DOWNS $6Tiny'i, liJ. P'!, SANITARY ENGINEERING GREENVILLE Object: To be a black face comedian just once moah! . Gentlemen: We have with us the class baby! Bless h1s dimpled knees! Mliny represents two hundred and 11fty pounds of good humor. The Sophs picked 011 .j P, H Tiny 50011 became proficient 115 1'1 u111111y Garden. XVhen you locate a frown upon his evei- r1111i1111t eou11te111111ce,one guess is sufficient to determine the source of his g'ricf. 'Tis the absence of that fle- quent sw-ect smelling letter disproving the statement, HNobody loves 11 1111 111a11.Ifgood nature measures 1 success, 110 can see 11 11111111301 11 future for T11 WARREN 1115 other afhnity is 11 HAROLD ELWOOD EARP Buck, The Farmern AGRONOMY HARRISBURG College Lacrosse 1.31:Agrilcultural Society: Ha rris burg Objcvl: '1 0 boss his own farm. The chief ambition of Harold Elwoode life is to be 11 farmer and settle down It might have better been put, 'settle down and then be 11 r6111 farmer. Bucl1 has just two hobbies and one side- line The first hobby is that of amusing his friends hith stories of V d XVest life as he 511w it 011 1111 01111111011111 ranch when :1 boy. The other hobby is that Of taking frequent trips to Ilarrishu1g-the reason seems to be pretty goo judging from the frequency of the ttips. I11 hetneeu times he Studicsethat 5 his side line. 116 MA the 1916 LAVIE JOHN NEWLIN EASBY, ATQ lSJack CIVIL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Oijrt: Girl's m'sf, laxl, and always. This whale with the women comes from a small place called Philadelphia, and he thinks that Baltimore IS the only other town in its class. ttJackli has many iavorite expressions, but the ones we hear the most are: Pshaw! No maul from Northampton to-day, 0r liGood, a letter from Poughkeepsicfl In State College he is known as hThe Queen of the Movies, or HThe Baby Doll. Jack is :1 good student and doubtless will make a good engineer, lmt from present indications he may change and make a fortune revising our Stand- :ml Dictionary. ,...4.A... .- .i -. WL-rMV LEO ROBERT EICK, TBH iiIkef, nLeou CIVIL ENGINEERING Louise Carnegie Scholarship Cl. 2t; Civil Engineering Society; nga County Club; Civxc Club. OWENS Crisp, tourist: romputuh'oux, calmly ralrulalcd. U ver L190: comes to us from VVcsttield. This is not a he go 11g1-soundmgunztme for a town. but it must truly t is mlevplacehfor Leo IS the star of the whole clqss. XVith zilxxays lllSlnilnle that heads the scholarship list. Suhjectsm Crltceptirm that he always pulls A s in all 1115 Dl'et'lels 113M hyals. an abnormal appetite for peanuts and thatlhe, 400. is miich like the rest of us. ' It IS true must be Smlietimes rises early 1n the morning, but it tim . '5th In his fztvor that when he found out what 6 it was, he invariably bed, returned to CHARLES AUSTIN EDER uDutch, ilRed, Pete CIVIL ENGINEERING NANTICOKE Wyoming Valley Club; Civil Engineering Society. Object: T0 lake 11w ruled on! of Namicokc. When one asks HDutch where he hails from, he says lVilkcs-linrrc, but 011 further investigation he will lllltl out that 'tRedl, comes from the thriving Hburg 0f Nnnticoke. After spending his Freshman year 011 the outskirts of town he found the solitude unbearable, so he decided to cast his lot with the Rough-neeks of Old Main. Charliels genial disposition, good scholar- ship and the smile that won't wear off served there to increase the number of his friends to legions. G0 to it, Pete, every one of them wish you success. VVESTFIELD 117 C111 1916 LAVIE; WALTER THOMAS ELDER, II K A Walt, Tuba MATHEMATICS DAYTON Cadet Band tl. 2. 31; Liberal Arts Society; Wilkinsburg Club. Objm'l: To be 11 math shark. XYhen it comes to 111athcn1atics u112111 surely is some shark, and strange to say. he is as 62110 free as though he was not in the school of fresh air courses. He is quite :1 hot air :11'tist,h:11'ing tooted his own horn in the hand for two years. He says he intends keeping it up till he gets :1 medal. Ask uT111111 about that girl in 111' unkford. '1D011,t get yourself in 1111 uproar, there's 111Lnty of time HARRY GARWOOD ELDRIDGE, A A S uAich,n i1Malted Milk ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Electrical Engineering Society. Oijvt: Tn 51'11 an vlcrlrir mntur tu Hm'll't'ki: Mallvd Milk CUIIIpany. Here is another Jersey Sandsnipc. 1211ch came to college with an abundance of high school pr'epmation and he is 11011'1111711115r slowly but surely through college. Iherc is :1 worltl of good humor and funny 1:1111 hottlcd up in this 11111ltcLl-n1ilk-1aised baby, but he seems rather bashful 11nd only cuts loose when in the presence of f1ie nds. Xsa student itAich 1111s 11e1' er been 11. shining light but when June 1916, rolls around we predict that he 11' 1ill be able to 1'C his way throug1. EMMETT PRAY ELLENBERGER, 111 AY Eilie, Pete INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY CLEARFIELD Obfvvl: In 71111111 mmmm' do llt1't1un'lc whirl! he uuglll 111111 'BCg 11:11.11011 but what did you say? UNO, this is not the iStiliLL cop it is only luete looking for :1 good time? Most of the time h1'. iliL' tinds it too lle is rather quiet of disposition and inclined to he :1 stude. mt he ne1er lets his studies interfere with his good times His gentle CO smile has helped many :1 way- ward stnde drive away the blues 1' etes only f'1ult is that be 111115 in love with 01' cry gitl who :1CLiLIC11tz111y happens to look at him. 118 lnnlnllll BENJAMIN HOMER ENGLE,1I1E 1 Bennie AGRONOMY HARRISBURG Thespians 121; Class Lacrosse 12, 31: Harrisburg Club. Oijrt: Tu maln' 11 111111'1'11171'1' 1111 an Nlah of I 1'-111.1'11111.1'71111l1 lmmt' It is said that the Sabbath school lost :1 member 111 its cradle r1111 11116111101111y left home 1i 113.116 thought that with :1 battingr av cmge at 013, in the Social Bush 1911141ch 111 could win :1 place 1111 the 'V111' 1'sity. 11111, 110.111: lacked the ipep. 1'16 got :1 'Llrag in soil 1111111- 11111;: by the efticient 11513.1 of the :111gL-.r Soil 1111111- pinLr would 111: 2111 right if thL'IL' WL'I'L' moie fa1'111hlo11scs 111 sight when they h111'e th1'11 pic 1111 cold days.' THOMAS LEE ENTWISLE, AY Tommy, Twiddle, Tinwhistle AGRONOMY PHILADELPHIA 01111111.- Ta'yiug In 11111! Hill In flu- :m'll . 1131111111! 1 L'111'1y-hL'z1dc11.11LL'tf110tL'11 1'L111th with :1 laugh of his own. 1111'11111'L'st11 L'hunt'L'1D111r- 1.111111: the luck she is on campus 31111 I 111111111t go 1111 this after- 1111011.. 111115 11'C11111'e the bright 111111 the dark si1lL' 11f 'liL1111111y'has nnny 11111111110 notions and 111th1111-rh thL' spL'LihL' gnuity of milk is but 11 simplL 11111ttL',r 3'11 111 h111L :1 51111111 farm :1t 11 est ChCStLF is 1111itL 11 tliitLr- L'nt thing a1111L1'1115L's thet tittL'ring y11111h 1111'1111 11 519-111- 113's night. RUSSELL POSTLETHWAITE EWING Possum ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LEWISTOWN College Track 11. 2. 31. 0111'1'1'1: Ram .1'uztf1 fur dimn'r. 11L' stuortcd 11'11111'i111rh11mc um 11: 1y 1'11111 hit 1111- mountainS 11111: 11: 11111 1111 the mad he took 11 slccp. right in the midst of 0H 515 119911, SO 11hL'11 hc woke and looked :11',0111111 his 110111131111r11 1111th 0011111 not he f1111111,l 10 1115c ymn head is 112111 L-,nough to lose 1011fsc1f is rather tough. 1111' r?.m this CXLiting i11Li1lcnt 1111111: hrst concei1e1l 1110 N 0 PrmluLlinQ the 1111110115 1111111111. Ofticcr! Bring On the 11111111L11 Le 11!' 119 M time 1916 LAVIE PHILLIP MUMMA FAIRLAMB Phil, nFlop,n Fat, ttFairy, uTamworth Red, ttJowP, AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY HARRISBURG Object: To be mamma'x Day. This short, fat boy was wished upon the village of Harrisburg. I-lis ambitions run along a graduated scztlezePenn StatceU. of P.-a soldier at summer camp and fmally an agricultural chemist. He buys all his text books at Gorgols in the shape of Cosmds and La- diesi Home Journals. Ivlis motto is, Why graduate, for then I must work. Congratulate yourself, Phi . Not every one can combine Hction and lessons and still he :1 student. A. RAY FALLON, E H $lA. mi! leayii COMMERCE AND FINANCE MERCERSBURG College Track t1, SD; Franklin County Club. Objccl: T0 finance 1ch whale world. In the description of Ray even superlatives fail for he must be known to be appreciated. The most generous man in college, the best hearted, and the man with the worst luck in respect to injuries, Ray has earned the respect and friendship of students and in- structors alike. Nothing is too hard for him to do where a friend is involved, and he would part with his last cent to help a fellow. nRay had a hard time find- ing his calling. but he has llnally settled down in the course of Commerce and Finance. where he says that money is biggest. WALTER SHOEMAKER FARLEY . swim ANIMAL HUSBANDRY SWARTHMORE Object: Tu bc a sauna! Jim Tlmrpc. After surviving the indignities of a Freshman at the lthtzllcer,l college we i alt in our midst. f many ideas that he brought with him Ln CI'OSSC was the most outstanding one and he has grafted that branch of athletics upon our vigorous tree of sports. One thing only has been a stumbling block to Walt and that is German. Things ttGerman seem to have a natural prepotency to be stumbling blocks. Congratu- lations, HWalt, there are some monarchs in your class. 120 Che 1916' LAVIEilW CLARENCE W. FAUST uAnnn ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AUBURN Objccl: Why do work when you mu have someone else do it for you? This little embryo electrical engineer is hailed as lithe pride of Pottsville. He is famed as being the only modern competitor of Rip Van Winkle, which honor 00 has gained for him a very intimate acquaint- ance with Dean Holmes. Although Ann never studies, the case with which he passes is truly amazing. His main argument is for the ideal life in college, sung to the tune of nNever let classes interfere with your sleep? Pretty soon some one will wake him up, and thenomzly the Lord help us. GUY COCKILL FAUST HFish, George MINING ENGINEERING POTTSVILLE Penn State Mining Quarterly: Mining Engineering Society; F. and M. Academy Club; Schuylkill County Club. Object: To be a mining engineer in m'cry sense of the word. ltFishll prepped at F. and M. and then worked for a ' few winters on the mountains around Pottsville with the thermometer registering 30 degrees below. He tired of this cold job and decided to get a higher edu- cation which would procure for him .1 warm job in the i e of some mining company. HGeorge is :1 hard worker and a regular Nick Carter when it comes t solving the mysteries set forth in his course. He is quiet and unobtrusive, but always has a quick retort at the end of his tongue if you attempt to hamlll him anything. He was quite a whale in prep school, but since he arrived in college he has kept his eye mi the studies. I guess you are right at that. HGeorgc. LUCIEN CORNELIUS FICKES Fick ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING YORK Objccl: To establish Clnsrr wumwtionx twill! Nc'zuport, J'a. tho would ever recognize this well-fed. prosperous looking individual as the puny lad of one hundred and fifteen pounds who arrived in State College in the full 0. m In fact, the climate evidently so much agrees With Hluck that after considering the matter at home for some time he decided to stay another year and graduate .with 2111 even-numbered class. llFickll has a great antipathy for mathematics, however, he never Dulled a single Hunk ticket. 0 pi ha lWWWHVWWWMNiH tit Ht thA Hiawgutwwme Wt LHin 111:5:u1lll 1:111 191111 LAVm HOME ECONOMICS sweet chocolate 01' IGNACIO F IOL Cabeza de Pepino MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SAN JUAN, P. R. Motive Power Club; Le Carole Francais; Cosmopolitan Club; M. E. Society. Obj1'1'1: 'l'n bm'nmc President of Porto Rica. .00k at him. Behold his 1.11111gnetic presence His ample forehead. llc is theo 1'1t1 of the Porto Riezm cause. llis speech 1111s the0 fo10cre of conviction and resolution, whiLh he claims to he the natural outcome of 1111 intense 101C for his country. We sympathize with his ideas of independenLc and hope to hear of his polit- iL111 suceess, eun if he has to 1111111111011 the realm of Lnginecring. Objm'l .' of the class Appo os 122 Behold 11 l111ppy- -go- -l11elcy catching and cant be Llcscriyhcd 01' ca1111n.c11 anything and everything from telling fortunes. sellingr C weelox days only he111'1111yonc you 111? 1y he sure that Although she is 011 eof the l-al zel claims that comforting homesick freshmen say hwhat's wrong with you. this rough- houscr is near. few 11110 6211116 without being sent the SLllOOlI'OOlN is not her Him in life. HAZEL ARCHBALD FINLEY WARREN Objcvt: T0 11111.1!01' 1111' x'lrl of a Vcntriloqm'xt. girl with 11 laugh that is She C1111 Llo ARTHUR FREDRICK FISCHER, ATQ llFish,,9 eiArtl! INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY YORK Arthur gained quite 11 reputation during his sopho- more year as the only 1111111 who WlH Swamp , at least he said he 1111511'1, 111111 the trouble 1111s that the Doctor l1e1 1rd him say it. say that Mt is still with 115, howe1e1', so we suppose he was right. Periodically 11c ohser1e 011 per lip, the resemblance. quite 11 marked one in fact, of '1 full grown soup strainer; that it is only periodically. not afraid of e are glad to 'tArt's 11p- e happy to say Wuhout it. he is really one E31123 191131 EAVEE 21 N nlnllnnli HARVEY WALTER FISHER Butch CHEMISTRY WERNERSVILLE Class Lacrosse 12. T31' . Berks County Cluybl; Perkiomen 0111b; T. Ch emical 80010 0111111: '1'11 mm 11 Sauilm'ium. 11115 l1011'lcgg1'1l 1:111. :15 indicated a110v.c hails from 1111' 111-51 saniturium 1listri1t of 1111' s tnte. He is atotal 1111511111111 fm111 cosmetic applications. which meaty ac- count 101' his corpulent form. llis frequent sojourns 10 1111' 111101 1'00111 111-e the only contrary indications to frugality 111111'11' has the best 11ishes of 1111' class for :1 111'e1'11rso1'3' position which will 11121116 him emiablc in the eyes 01' Dr. P110 11.1 RALPH DeHAVEN FISHER. A z Ardee, Bobbie, R. F. D. AGRONOMY CHESTNUT HILL Varsity Lacrosse 11, 21: Class Lacrosse 12. 31:M11unager 011155 Lacrosso 131; As sos ociate Editor 1916 LA VIE; Agricultural Society; Crab Apple Objcvl: Tu road 11 1117111 . l'ishcr is 1111111111 10 115 as the L111r0wc 111a11.XVill11w Grove is his natural 11110111: 11111 he 1211111: :111'11y from 1111' ci13' 10 sec Mt. Nit11'.1113 After he graduates; 111' cxpcc1s 0 move 011 11 farm where he can raise 11111'51'5 cows and cl1i1'11'ens.The chickens are for soup; the l10rscs111'c 111 be used in taking the bologna. to 1111' 111211'11'131.1'I . D. 11011 '1 prize 41110111111111: 10 1110110111113 111 1'1 1:1111'i11g111z11111 in which speed 01' volume of words were 1101 requisites GEORGE VAN TINE FLECK, AY CIVIL ENGINEERING ROSEMONT Varsity Football 131. Class Football 121; C.E.Club:P11illy Lou 1111j1'1'l: 7'11 1'1'11111111'1 1111' B1'll1'fanl1' C1'1111'111. Geo Orgc comes 10 us from near the gre eat City Of Brotherly Iove 11l1crc once upon :1 time they had 21 great 111151411111 101111. '1111'11 5 why 0111' 11:155111ate joined 1111' Ph 1illy 10115913111 for all his mistaken ideas of 1111' great 11111101111 pastime he will always be with us when we need 11 fric111l.l11 the classes 111111 011 the grid- irion 1151111115 11'1'11 0111-11011 1110 best 111511135 we are able to 1e 1 1916 LAVIE MAXWELL HARRY FLEMING, ATA uMax, Flemmins AGRONOMY HAVERFORD Friars; Freshman Class Secretary; Thespian Show GD; Thespian Club; Assistant Manager Baseball an. Object: To be a 0116 man clzrering section at Slate. Through the fog of the night, there comes to us from that aristocratic fire-depzu'tmcnt suburb of Phila- delphia, Haverford, our ltFlcmmins. HVIax, us he is called by his friends and creditors, is continually and eternally expoundng on the many points of merit of the Athletics, and the world hears him. too. He came to State to study 'VAgfl but in this he missed his calling; he should either have traveled as an advertisement for the Kluxon people, or should train for the Oneuman rooting section. There would have been no competi- tion. FLORENCE MAY FOGLE Flulfytl HOME ECONOMICS HAZLETON Objcz'l: The future alone can rvvrul lllc myslt'ry. llAw-g0ewanl Have you ever heard this com- mand? Then you donlt know Fluff f for it is as characteristic of her as her red hair ribbon is. If you can't hear her talk you can see her, for shels known as the girl who talks with her hands. W'hen she gets serious just remind her of her ever ready smile, and it will immediately become audible. As a friend 'tFluff is t'right there. READ RETURN FORSTER, Viking Club COMMERCE AND FINANCE GREENVILLE Glee Club tn; Liberal Arts Society; Officers Club. Object: To gel 10 chapel. Read did not want to be a Chemist when Dr. Pond returned from his leave of absence. and he decided that to be a Financier would be more fitting for one of such great abilities. He is quite happy in his present course and his only troubles in life seem to be his presence at chapel three days a week, and that Philadelphia is such a long distance from State College. Notwithstanding the 200 odd miles, however, he manages to get there at least three times during the semester. J OHN EDWARD FRANCE, 111 A 6 Johnny INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Druids; LA VIE Board; Manage 1' Glass Baseball 01: Secretary of Class G! 1: Assistant Mann erV t B Nor'theaat 0111 b g arsi y asketball 181; College Track 12, 31; Objcvl: Sticnlific Managcnwn! Xc1c often heard of many schemes for refreshing fond 111c111ories-1l:1ily letters, life- sized photographs, and such thingsehut Johnny 11:15 them :111 pl 1yed tn a fare- -y011- -well Did you ever try having some of her perfume around and when the 111011161115 drag or you are down in spirits cheer yourself with a big long whiff. H Johnny started out to be :1 Chemist. but in the early part of the voyage hit :1 snug in Swamp :11111 110w is :1 full Hedged 111dustrial.Notl1i11g like versa- tility after all. The future seems to lie in emciency c11r1es.'11111 labor 111st high 11:11:15,010 crutches! What C'm 1Vho hit Ted 110w tagc Da11ce.Yes, 0111' PERRY MARCY FREAR, B G H Skeets LANDSCAPE GARDENING CLEVELAND, 0. LA VIE Board; C1der Scrap Committee; 011511111l Football 121; 0111 oClub; Landscape Gardening Soc Object: .21 good word for you. 111-11113 1L! it' 5 this 11:1y, ' so says the man from Clevcl:111d.1t must he 50 for who would dare to dis- Plitc :1 111:111 with such :1 city to fall back 011 USkeets has :1 heart nearly :15 big :15 l1i1115elf,ezl1ltl1ough we used to wonder from the number of 11:1511c rec ceived, if it had not 116011 1051 5L1crdl times a'1t111 itn div crs places. A hustler. and ZliWilVS in t1 hurry, Slxee s will certain- ly get there if he only 101110111bers to 1'c11t1se111ber himself. Che 1916 LAVIE 1.1.1.; W ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Class Football 121; Class Basket Ball 13?:0111113 Banquet Colmmittee 131; El lectrical Engineering Society Obj:cct To be as fumn' 11s a a 1m 11. Scene No. l. Limpety limp! b L... :;:....F.. 4:...z..::zj FREDERICK STRASSNER FRANT , EA 11,11 KN LEBANON ;Lebanon County Here comes wlied 011 e the matter now! 0, he just twisted his leg playing football. Scene No. 2. Slippery slip! leg so stiff? O, didnt you hear about it. He 5111.1i11c11 his ankle in a basketball game this afternoon. Scene N0 3. Bumpety bump! Here he c11111cs:1gz1111. O, Frantz 111111011 :1 101111011 this afternoon doing the Yiddish Cowslip :11 the l :11lics' CotV mFed 11:15 had l1.1r11 111C11.1IC'S always being hurt, and we all feel that he would 11:11e become some real atl11etc 11.111 11:1t11le 111.1111 11i111 11:11'-'.11L1 What makes H'1e11'5 C1112: 1916 LAVIE DONALD ALEXANDER FREDERICK Don, 'tFred ANIMAL HUSBANDRY PLYMOUTH Obfvcl: Tn Ir! Ilu' dmd r1111! qu'v 11.1 dvud. X' weeks course 111 1111 undertaking 111111 011111111111- 111g school 111 Philadelphia would have been 011sl101't 11111'11t1011 fo1 this 1111111 Besides 111111, the rct11r1105011011111 have been too 51111111 for one of his e11lil1re.'liime 111111 money are 1115 only needs 111111 to 011111111 these ends he had thounln 111 one time Of being 11 loresler. 11'11Lre time is 1101 at 11 premium 111111 where the 'eliips 11011111 111. CLAUDE RAYMOND FREED Claudius AGRONOMY NEW FREEDOM Objn'l: '10 I'nitc a gnulcc. Claudius is 11 giant in stature and formidable in 1111- 1101111111ce hut 1ery docile 111 nature. ie 111 '15 the making of 11 r11101111e11 11111lete,1111t unfortunatlely his latent pow- 015 111 this. direction were never 1leve10pe11.Asastu- 1IL-111,1110 much cannot be 311111 Not s11tistie1l with 11 smattering of a subject he seizes e1ery opportunity with 110 51111111 1ngree 0f sueLess to schedule subjects 01er 111111 over 111311111. Perhaps his greatest ability lies in the lield 11f 11rg11111e11t1111011 101 here 11150 his only need is 1111 unlimited supply of sodium phosphate. RAY JEROME FRIANT liRayii AGRONOMY SCRANTON Object: To propagate a HL'Ual-dHSI-IU'UOfU T'FgL'IaliUll. Nature decreed that Friant should he of the 1101111 pole type. It 11115 inevitable t1111 1R1y 511011111 1leL11le against the mines where so many Scranton boys get their start. The 111i11es,y011k110w.111'e 1111111 mom for the toad- 51001 type of litu111111ity.1fter much 11elihe1'11- tion Ray decided that his height would help 111111 suc- ceed better in the position 011 hay l1011ler. VVh'ilL he doesn't expect to pitch hay 1111 his life. he is goin 1: 10 be the 1111111 011111111ager that can show the 111111115 11011. lnllllull JOSEPH OSWALD FROMMEYER Joe, nOs, t'Frommef Tate, uFarmer AGRONOMY CHAMBERSBURG Objm'l: 'I'u 611d 111.1 1'11'1'111. , Horn .111111 reared 111 111C wilds of the C1111111L'1'1211111 X:111cy.' '11' 0111111L- 1211116 10 us :15 21 M11111 011111111 of humanity 11111 of pep To see him play 1001112111 01' 11:1:- 111111112111. 11110 rL'L'L'i1es the i111p1'cssiu11 that he is rather rough, but let him get with the right person 2111:1L1 he is 111L'L'k as :1 1:111111. lf ; 1111c11L' Kcllei'mzm. Keystone, 01' 1x:11'11121 are 011 the screen you will l111L1 05 :11 the movies yelling: Stari the sl1011',1:111e. At other 1111195 1 m is 1111' 1'2111110r 1121:; 21 way 01 his own 111211 is sure 10 1.11111 111111 at the 1011 111111 the rest of 6. C111 19m LA V11: 1 PRESTON ALEXANDER FROST Jack, uP- A. BIOLOGY FORDDSVILLE 0111111: 10 b1 W161 vlmdv fl'und This specinmn of 1116 1101110 cums came 10 us from where the silvery Allegheny 11111 Cl's the classic shades. Translated that is chghcny Collcic.1111c so 111:1111' of our 1101116 111e11,1hc erudite DFCL1IIC1S 01 the Chem. course tirst :11ttractetl his infantile 1001510115. One glance, 110wc1cr, Of Swamp L1L'11101ishi111,r Chcmistrv theories shO11cd him the wisdom of changing his LoursL- to Natural Science. ThL1c in the shzulcs of night he hunts the elusive paramesium 111111 L'11snz1ics the agile protozoa with great Llcligl . ETHEL RUTH GANTT CLASSICAL BELLEVERNON Liberal Arts; Girls Glee Club 131. 0111111: Tn 111' a mililanl 11179511311118. The title Susie 11:15 followed Ethel from O11io,1111t her liking 10' '1111111 :11111051 11111 not quite has 1111611 her a now 011C. As :1 jiener of our L'1ass from Iliriam she $110115 21 great 1916 for our sports yet is partial to te Iorcign variety. This fact is not outshown by her natural 111111-111 fur music 101' 1111L11 we hear Dream Days floating 1101111 the way we lmow 111:1t Susie is thinking of days gonc--but not forgotten. 1.1 l. sl Che 1916 LA VIE HAROLD SAMUEL GARNER, APP 'tMinervaf Sam ANIMAL HUSBANDRY Scabbard 11ndi Blade: Cadet First Lieutenant; Dairy Husbandry Soc iety; Agricultural Society; Ofncer rs CI 11111. Object: To be real rough once 1'11 0 while. 11i11er1111i1f the fair face and silken hair is such a social lion that he tinds it extremely difficu It to study. His g1e11test desire in life is to make some one believe ount to som eth ing. His argu- ments are that he has wonderful 1?; mental and argus 111e11t11tive abilities, which he is constantly displaying Although he intends to he 11 f'11'111er he has1 11ev er raised anything but 11 1rdistuihance, so we feel unsafe' 111 prophe- th11t he is going to 1111 sying his fut .wf . NORMAN EBY GARBER, AZ Norm, itGarb AGRONOMY ELIZABETHTOWN Penn St ate Farmer Board 12.311I1A VIE Board, Civic Club; Pro- hibition Club; Agricultural Society; Lancaster County 01 1ib. Objt'vf: Io invent 0 1111111111 silvm'cr fur 111's Iypt'wrztcr. The soil of Lancaster County is supposed to be the best in the state. It is noted for bumper cropsa 111111i11cl111le11. Lastsummert'Nor111, tired of the t0- b11cco fields of his native haunts, visited the HGolden llzuvest of Kansas. His experiences in the West were of 11 1aried nature; from ascending Pikeis Peak with the help of two tiDenver Dears. t0 sleeping beneath the starry canopy. HNorm's principle is WORK. His idle moments are few and the grass does not grow under his feet. That may have smuething to do with the poor hay crop around Elizabethtown when uCurb is 101116. HAZLETON ANTHONY ALOYSIUS GAVEY, Q E J J,ack Gabby AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY GLEN LYON Student Tnbunal 131; Agricultural Society; big Chemical Society Object: To be versatile. i'Sis, b00111. 11h, coos Ah, come 011, fellows, why 110111 you yell? Here is the only original cheer loader. G111 cy s 11ceds are few and his 11'1111ts 111.111y He wanted to be 11 globe trottcr and he went to C: 11if0rni11; to wear the green cap and 11 hair cut was the res111t;to be 11 student but he became 1111 Ag.Che111ist. His ability to go through 11 whole night without sleep shown by flag scrap 1igils and soot packing escapades makes him quite capable 115 1111 Ag Chemist as 11911 115 11 man pro- 1iding f01 his family in the vicinity of the German K111i Works. ROBERT EMMET GEARY, A T A, A 0 Irish, Bob. R. E. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING EMPORIUM Parmi No 0113; Sp hin nx; Edit tor- in- -Chief LA VIE: De hating Council 13H Junior Orator; sciuldannt Council H131 Associate Edit tor Fe 1111 600 1- legia an 12, 31: gign Editor 141 IEiectl: Varsity sDebatiing Team 12. 31: College aBiamd 11, 31; Liberal Arts Society 111:1! Club 12, 32;: Mechanical Engineering Society 12, 81; Motive Power Club131;C eron Count y b. 0bj1'1't'10 main flu: 1916 LA VIE 1111' I11'sf cvct. I'is true that 11 certain well 111101111 product h:1s made MilwztukL-c famous. Some author itics diszlglcc and say 1611111115 3111 Irish has :1L'c0111111ishe1l both feats. He has 111:111c Emporium 1311110113 and Dzmiel XYL'hstcr jeah1115.l'ictureif you can an 1111g13' 111011 of excited strikers holding,re :1 street corner indignation 1111-L'ti11g'. I11 their midst there is :1 1111111 who steps 1111011 :1 11111111 box, and with :1 t'cw calm. well directed words he hushcs the disordered multitude. l'is Silvertongnc j111l1 :11111 he's :11 it :1gz1i11. A good student and a like- nhlc fellow with plenty of :1hi1it3'. LLOYD C. GIBSON, 2' N Gibby, Big Un CIVIL ENGINEERING WASHINGTON Civil Engineering Society. Objccl: 111 I 'Zt '1'1'1 1111 dr'vamag 1yxl1'm of 1111' U. S. Gibby came to 115 this your I1'11m the U11i1' crsity of 'X est Virginia and aside from his size 111111 disposition. which are hoth' $1111 wc 1111: not 511 well acquainted with bib 115 we wiin 10 I1L'.O110 thing we know he is :1 great rL'11dct' , :11111 11113'1111c who wishes a source 0 i11f01'1111lti011L ':111 safely go to Rig U11. In fact he got his ins11i111ti1111 to be a Civil from 1c111Ii11g LCS Miser- il I CS. ROBERT HENRY GOLD u111111 G IIORTICULTURE 0 die NEW BRIGHTON Agriculturala Society; Crab Apple Club; or County Club. Ohfvvl: 7'11 1'11111'1'111'1: ulhw'x 11111! limp 1'.1';ruldc'u Here we have 1111 cmhryn I11rmc1. 1'1 Dntthmnn. 111111 11 shark L31 Ilc 11:15 1111011tc11 011 his :1rri1ul :15 111 mate of the F11i11g' house. 111101L hc SiHLC 11:15 learned to become a great 11i110chl1- 51111111.:1 11ic' cuter 111111 :1 st111lc. G011lic 11:15 :1 smile that wins 01 113110113. even the professors such :15 Ilcrr Metzcnthin 1'11111 Ierl' Jones. Bob' has 111101'1d3' 1111111111311 out his 1111011: career after leaving St: 11c in 1916. The l11'st ye11r he expects to touch Dutch in :1 high school. After that he cx- 11ccts to he the boss of his own f11r111. orchard, 211111 1'hiL'ke11 yard. - CARLOS GUY GONDER, AA: 1113111111 AGRONOMY BOSWELL Cadet First Lieutenant: Agricultural Society: F. and M. cnde emy Glub180n1erset County C111 11 Objmil: Ta 120 a sure cmmrrlz suldu'r some day. U unlly this chap is wide 111111111: and energetic, but he has been lxno11 11 to fall asleep at the most i11011110r- 11111e ti111L-s-for instance, while calling 011 the f11ir sex He is a good looking fellow, but you should l1111e seen him when he l11111 those l111nlxy'11'l1iske1's A most im- 110rt11nt personage-he has even been known to hire a hell 11011 to 11111.10 l1i111i11 the 1elle111e-St1'11lford. In spite of 1111 this Blink ought to 1111le 11 peach 0f 11 l'1'11111er some Ll11y. FRED ALVIN GOOD, 2 T i'Stump ANIMAL HUSBANDRY ELDORADO Agricultural Society; Sirloin Club; Blair County Club. ObjL't'l: Tu try lo 120 proud 11f 111': hump Imun. i'ieLl started his college career at BuLknell, Lliseov- L-1'eLl his horrihle mistake and brought his belonginzrs 10 Penn Stuet. 511111111'y hails from ElLl0r11LlL1,l1ut let it he umlerstoiul that there is nothing the matter 11ith 1h 11 10wn.Xltl10111:h not conceited he is resolute in his 011i11im1s,ln1t always willing; to have you present your side in 1111 11111111110111 lie 1111s :1 very quiet Q1 Llis- position. 11 sti'mi 111; will 111111 11 sterlinw el1111'aetc1',11'11iel1 will bring him s11eeess.As 1111 Larnest student 111111 11 genial fellow 111- have to hand it 10 you, 'i51111n11, old lmv. WILLIAM AMOS GOOD 1113111 HORTICULTURE CAMP HILL 011-1611: To gl'wtu Guud apples. liill came to 11s as 11 11l11i11, e1 e1y- -Ll:1y, Ordinary l' ill. '10 he ordinary Llid not appeal to him 11011- evc1, and soon after his arrival he parted with his era- 11i111 0r1111111ent'111i011. '1 hat means of distinguishing him- self from 0the1' liills was not sufficient. ln his Sopho- 11101'c y161r he attained distinction 115 the 1111111 11itl10ut 11 tie-1e11listie of course. His friends took 11p t1e 111atte1'1'111111l 110w he is 11r011e1ly clothed when exhibited in 11ul11iL.1Vl1c11 Bill receix es l1isl1.S. degree he will he 11 hnisheLl Llel111ter.In the meantime he is 11r11etie- i111r 011 11s at sundry times: i. e., a class meeting would not be complete without 11 speech 1'10111 til 11 IIIIIIIII DONALD EARLE GOODLING, Viking Club llDon, Goodie MECHANICAL ENGINEERING YORK Mechanical Engineering Society; York County Club. Olvl'm't: Tu wnrl: around Ilzarltimv'y. 1,3 ngm to fix mnh motahcycle tlis :lftnhnomi. AS long as you are attentive. Don will explain to you the intricacies and fourth dimensional mechanics of In- dum motorcycles and six cylinder Buicks. Despite thcsc distractions Goodic', linds time to be :1 fairly good studc. Isle thCSllit know whether he wants to he a pho- tographer 01' an engineer after finishing,r his college Cfmrsc. VA Taylor will no doubt help him decide this i'ilnl question. Whatever the decision. we predict suc- toss for this team. Che 1916 LA VIE? IIIIIIII WILLIAM GEORGE GOODWIN, E II uGoirge AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY BAYONNE, N. J. Civic Club; New York Club; Rifle Club. Obfm'l: Tu llrlp umiuluin . 'r'zu Jvrxvy'x rrpimxliun. George spent three days in dtleuh old Lunnon,Y one summer, and the dialect which he acquired there, coupled with his natural New Joiscy accent, make it extremely difticult for the telephone girlssaml others --to understand him. On tirst appearance, serious and sedate, he is liable to startle thc listan-r with his rare fund of humor, hut even if you do laugh hc mmmgcs to prescrvc ll sohcr face lUltl refrain from laughing himself. This is only one at his goml traits. W'c pre- dict that in time he will take from rank among the Ag. Chems. by his ability to stick to it. and refusal to he discouraged, GEORGE WASHINGTON GRAFF uGeorgie, Graft, thoughneck SANITARY ENGINEERING YORK Civic Club; Civil Engineering Club; York County Club. Objn'l: Tu alzt'ays lmm' a girl. At the lust of the ten bells who could be this eluted Sophomore stealing away from the Cottage every Sat- urday and Sunday night. But now. although Elsie is cingaged, Georgia is just as Ernst, the extensive ar- rival of mail continues. and his curly hirsute embellish- ment still affords :m alluring charm. Notwithstanding the r'cfuszil of 2m exmnption in Mechanics he is an in- dustrious student and professes to know water puriti- cntmn. Go to it, George, the earth is thrcc-fourths 131 C11e 1916 LA VIE w lllulnlll IIIIIIII THOMAS DARIUS GRAY Tom AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY CHOWCHILLA, CAL'. Leibig Chemical Society. Object: To IIIUICL' trimh'ium phosphate 11711111111110 as plan! food Tom' is :1 mighty industrious boysa thing which he has 111'1'111e1 for instzme ' 111 the chemistry of Swzunp's Tom has never clived 011 :1 fz11'111. but is n'etty certain that he can wade through 11 1011. d Xt't tre 1916 he expects to 11 ve in California, 11nd fi'om his actions we get the itlezt that he 1111'13 choose 21 com- punion for the journey, :15 he 11: IS 110 wife at Sun this year and repLutedly s21ys: Gec, 1 wish 1 were with 11 1311Bois girl t0111ight. CHARLES KARL GRIMM Dutch, Heine CIVIL ENGlNEERING STATE COLLEGE Class Footlsnall 111' 011th Second Lieutenant: Civil Engineering Society; Centre County Club; Officers Clu b. Obja'l: 'l'u sav tlu' last word. This stolid Te11t011i2111 entered 0111' ranks determined to main 21 Civil I111g111Le10f 11i1111self. :1111111'c wish him success .111'021113' he has become 1'e1'y adept in the use Of :1 L1111i11 11vith 110 111111 011 10. I 311tch's'speci1'111y is arguing,r 011 the Other side of any suhjL'Lt at any time. One might preLt him to he 11 1101ist considering his interLst in 1111e1'ica11 Bez111ties,1111t he intends to be merely L'i1'i1 to them. llei11iL is 11 hard worker 211111 will surely 11121110 good when we :111 go hence. HUGH HAMILTON GRONINGER Reds AGRONOMY PORT ROYAL Object: Not 10 full in Iowa. E11 e1y age is characterized by so111ethi11g It is said that this is the age when lc11ders11i11,0r, the ability to buss Lounts A gang without 21 boss is 21110111 115 much wood as 11 hound d'og that isnt chained W11 iel Reds is 21 11055 still he is 1101 1111 01' erhearing one. At 62151 when he 11'1s Lharge of 11 partv th 1t is 0111 11121111111112; soils he 11'ili not make you hore more than the length of the soil a11gcr. Reds is 111s0 t':1t.110t 21s f11t t, as John Bunny 01 Ti11y D011'11s,h11t he's let neverthe- less, 21 fact 1Vhich Nobody C2111 13e111'.' 132 HORACE JACOB GRUBB Grubby PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION KENNETT SQUARE Ul1j'1'1'l: 7111 111'1'111111' 111'1111111'1111'1! with 1111' Library. 1'11' 011 you 500 it is this way. 110rncc 011111010 PC1111 511110 with 1111 1110 aspirations 11111111101115 111 11 0110111131 11110 would turn 1110 world upsi110 11011'11 111111 11111 01' ery- 111111;.1 011 11 011011110111 1111515; 1111111ft01111'y10111's11f 11111'11 1111111 111111 Dr. P111111 111111 1110 11111 boy himself, 115 he 01111111 Pr11f0ss111' C11111'0 11111, 110 got sick of 1110 11111105 of 11.8 111111 1100111011 to 011101'1110 111111'0 111101'111 1111151111 of 11111111101100.0115 'y1'1111lr11,.11' 111111 11111011111111. Now it is 1101 1111 11111'01111111111 11111111111 see 110r1100 1111 his way home with 11 1111111111111011111'111'y 11111101'11is 1'11'111. 1V0 exptct 501110 day 111 $10 111111 100111111011 1111111119, 1110 g1'0111 1101111- 1111111105 111 11101 111110 HARRY W. GUNDEL Jack, mutch MECHANICAL ENGINEERING COLUMBIA MeChanical Engineering Society; Moti we Power Club1Deutscber rain; Rifle Club; Lancaster County Club. 0111111: To .1'111111' day 11117'1' 11 1111111111113 all 111.1 11:011. 1'Ja011' 1111115 from Columbia. 1111110115111 County. 11011 1111110, my boy. He took up 11 11115111055 1'1111r50 111'- 101' having 11111511011 111 1110 C1111111111111 High 501111111 111111 111011 11'11111'011 f111'tl10 1301111531 111 :1.1111111111 11111 Dutch 11111'11ys 111111 11 110511'0 111 go to 511110 so 110 11111111y 011101011 1110 Claxs of 1916.10 1001: 111 111111. 0110 11'1111111 think that 111031 811011111 111110 11111110 1111 211111010 11111 of 111111.11111 Jacl1 11111'111's 01111111011 111111 1101110011 111'1111111' 111101'5 111111 1111101'1111s1111'ss 110 11111 1101 11111'0 11111 111111 ' REBECCA JANE GUTHRIE 11011113 ECONOMICS BROOKVILLE W- C- A. Pla 51111: Girls Glee Club 12. 31; Girls Basketball 11.211Vico President Deutscher Verein 1131:1111 VIE Bo Ma 1'111 0111.011: T11 .1'111j1 follutuing 1111' 11111' of 1011.11 11111111111112 Various 111111 sundry 11110 110011 1110 11101111111110511111 1111011 111 1101110011 51110 10 her 111' 1'111'211 two y 1111s 111111.11111 1110.40 111110 glmluully dropped off 1111111 now 110 01110r is suhstitutcd 1111 h0r0w11. Hc1' 0011101'511111111111 111111'01'5 are 111' no 111011115 1111111011 to 11101111sy111111105. 111111 1111110 9110 would 1101'01' 0011111111 311011 11 111011011 11f 01111110110 :15 to 1111113.11 out 1111111 we are Often 00115010115 111111 s110 .1 011 the V0110 llcr SI1CC1ZX1 1110:1115 of 11'1' making 101' 011g0 1111- 011 a 'rirl is 10 11111110 1101' 1191011 1111110 5110 11111ys 1'1 1101'1'C 11101111111 11'111' 11111100 011 1110 11111.110 1 115 fa11ll.11011'01 .01 is 0215in 1101111111i201l by other 111111111105 which '1r0 $1110 to 1111111'0 her 1111111011 bright 0111 133 llllllllll 1916 LAVIE AGRONOMY our Xl1' 111 f:111111115.X11l ALFRED LESLIE HAIG Red ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA College Track AID: Class Track him: Class Football 1821: nGlee Club In; Y1M. C. A. Ca. inet : f'hce esr 11 ; Ca at 88011 Lieute nant: Southern High School Club: Philadelphia Club; Prohibition League: Elcc ric cal Engi meeting cioty. UIJf'HuI. In mind I11'11' mm 1111111710511. I1 101111 this lit1Ic Ured- head just :1 little more than :1year11111c1'011113fz1111mis. One 11igh1 Izlst 1'L:1r he helped 1:1kc some freshmen 11111 or an excursion 10 inc Grove Mills. 011 the 11:11'11111.11c1vs was brought 111 the approach of :111 enc'm1,X1hc State Constuhuhuy. XX hen 1111- party 11:15 quite near the 1011111110 50111111 OI :1 s11'i11l1' approaching :11111imohilc was heard R1111 for the 11011115. L':1111e the shout from lI:1ig. '11 iii. L1'1' 5:11' C11 1110 niu'h1 from humming: a disastrous 0111', land 111:11ILr IxL'1I' rcnouncd.IIL111'L1'cr,1e is :1 sL riuus mimIL-d 1112111 :11111 knows 111:11 hL- is here for :1 purpose. 134 ALVIN LELAND HACKER Hack, IIIIassion, HShtoszeuthere EPHRATA OIvavl: 'Iin IzidL' Iwhind Iln' 11111111611. 0f the innocents who spurned :1 1011ch L:11'cL'1 :11 I ranIinn and Marshall to obtain an cduLzltion Des spite the apparent inc011tr1'uit1',thcrc lurks thcznh his parabolic cranium :1 mind which Lzmnnt help but make Oh! his phy siquic It is truly 1'1 111:11'1'01. SOmCW'hL'iL- he inherited :1 11:1i1'111 1 c1s:11ile knees and 11011'11c have him dispm'ting,1 himscit 1111011 the c1111 es of his logs. with seeming 111111c11:11:1111'e.Ile heIiL'1' es in Pcnmsc IL1 1':1 Tan'ruuy the Ix:1isc1'. 111111 Billy 5111111211, :11111 is still explaining why All in :111 hL is :111 :1L1111isi1i011' of which P111111 512110 may be proud Xsk him.1- 1 '3 011 know me. CLARENCE KOSER HALL METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING HARRISBURG 0111117: To IrL'va out a; 1111' limt'liylil. IIall hails from Harrisburg, 1110 only perfL'Lt town in the universesat least he is still trying 10 m 1kL us hclime so. He is :1 modest ch:1p.heing ewr 011 the verge of thinking 0111 of college and 1101791 understand- ing why his instructors persist in givingr him :X' s i11- s1e:111 of F5 C therwisc Hall is quite honest with him- helf His integrity is 11011 illustrated hy his slartled ex- pression 011 Lli'oppiiu,r some minor piece of '1pp:1ratus in the mineralogy laboratory. Its my fault, Mr. Xoungs; 1011s l1'c broken it' . III pay fori One 1916 Leweztw - pl QM JOHN FREESE HALTEMAN ttJohnnie, ttBull ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING POTTSTOlVN Electrical Engineering Society; Montgomery Club. Objt'vl: Tu int'vn! an rlvctl'itsal allm'lmblc bed. . Behold John. terror of even the h'Krumrine Brick! Give John a pair of boxing gloves and he will behave like a steam plow 0r :1 windmill 0n :1 March day. Tu convince his rnom-mute that he was :1 man with push. l hill made numerous holes in the plaster hoards with his husky paws. Johnniel' divides his affection hes twuen the writer of a pink letter and his downy couch lf gnml nature makes an engineer, John should be :1 hear of an electrical. FRANCIS LINCOLN HAMILL, E X liPerry MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SUMMIT, N. J. Mechanical Engineering Society. Objrvt: To In? a t'sludt' . Listen very closely and you may hear i.ller1'3 l say something. as his record is half :1 tlnzcn words per day. At the hridgc tzlhle, however, he waxes quite lluent. lim' three long years he has held the distinction for foxiness, and the well earned title. of Perry W'inkle, which he gained early in his freshman year duringfl Naval engagement. Although his studies are not his chief delight, we believe that llPerry will quietly reach the top in the future. EUGENE PARNEY HAMMITT, tb F A Cooler, Parney METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING APOLLO Varsity Track t1, 2, 3i; Captain-Elect Varsity Track an. Object: To make a IM'I and win just onvv. nqu'ney came to us from Mereersburg with a Hrep and :1 determination to make good in track. 7e l. he Still has the rep and there is no tlouht that he is mak- ingr good. Eugene's greatest failing is his good looks and the girls simply HezlwIVt resist his hewitehing ways. It is rumored that State and Bucknell may resume ath- letie relations due to Cooter's endeavors. He has ar- rayed himself along with the hard guys in college for he is a miner. although one has to stretch his imagina- tion to the limit to picture him delving into the bowels of the earth. But aside from all this, he is a tifty-tifty kitl and we wish him the best of luck. 135 file 1916 LAVIE . - -, w-w74- FRANCIS FRITCHER HARDER llFritz, llScoopl' CIVIL ENGINEERING LOCK HAVEN Civil Engineering Society. Oijcl: Tu marry young. This optimistic youth usually answers to the name of Fritz 0r Scoop? The last has no reference to the size Of his shoes. The women hold no secrets when he is around for in the line of fussing llScoop has no peer. llis :unhitions fnllow two lines; the tirst brought him zinmng 115 am is the worthy endeavor to become a good engineer. 1 c Stl 1' has hopes of realizing this nmhition. llis scmml ambition is to marry a gem looking young,r heiress. so look out. girls. WILBUR STEPHEN HARDING Steve CIVIL ENGINEERING CLARION Objm'l: 'Iln make rml a svlu'dlllc In plump IVillmr. Gentlemen, there is :L sage in our midst. Let us be quiet and hear him tell how hazing was carried on when illl wcrc freshmen. The story told now let us say that the speaker is none other than 21 member of the 16 class having spent four years out in the turhu- lent world. He is noteworthy because he an handle his mitts 11ml a gun, but principally because he can grow the thickest, hluckest. and quickest crop on his upper lip of any 1mm in college. JESSE RAY HARRIS llJess, llProfJ, PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION UNIONTOWN President of Liberal Arts Society; Liberal Arts Play 00; Forum Literary Society; Rifle Club; Fayette County Club; 1916 LA VIE Board. Objrrl: To In'l'lllllf' an rminvu! profvxxur of frsyrlmlugy SUHH' day. HJcss came from Uniontown for the sole purpose of studying psychology. Ask him what kind of schedule he has and he will say: lUK dandy, four hours a week; I work in the summer. then come up here for my vaca- tion. His chief dcight is reciting Riley 01' Kipling when someone vnnts to study. hJess is also some- 1hing of an athlete, being of the Mexican variety chief- ly, but also a baseball finger of sonic ability. ?F-nxtnnll CLIFFORD OLIN HARVEY Shadow, tiSlats, iiSpider HORTICULTURE WILKENSBURG Wilkinsburg Club:i Civic Club: Crab Apple Club; Agr cultural Soci ety Obft'vl: 'liu maln' 11 3110110711 Sluts L-ntL'IeLl State :15 a ' Soph after serving a ASCIHCIILU of one year at Pi.tt The real college iiie at State seems 111 11:11e i111111esseLl him L1ee11ly. Spi'Licr is the happiest 111:111 L 111 the 111.:111' W1'11e11 he sits before his tiressL'I: 11111 to see what is in his 111i11'0r hut wh: 1t is 011 it. Referring to his 11'0101 ed professors' in letter writings,r hL- quite often is heard 111:1ki111r :1 110 ise that sounds like. You Are the ideal of My 1310111115 and Love the Ladies. Never 111i11ti.Si:1ts. 11e are 1111 in the sumo I101'1t. ROBERT McCUTCHEN HARVEY 'tBob, uCaruso, iiRobbie HORTICULTURE PHILADELPHIA Objct'l: T11 rmvh high G. XYhen the hOld W'omzuf, left Philadelphia and e11- teicd here we 1111 thought he had :1 line Log or was acquainted with :1 big,T politicia11.bec:mse he 'Ilways talked about his Teddy. 1mm Forestry to Horticul- 1111'0. Ixoi1l1ie has shown :111ctii1ii111itc51y capacity for music and other things.XYe1 :111 1e sorry to see NCHIUSO leave us so s11LiLle11Iv.crAii good things come hack. 1V e hope this 'liogzm 111 0L111Lt:111 repezl JOHN FRED HARVEY SeFred, 6tD0cH COMMERCE AND FINANCE Associate Business Manager Penn State Collegian:De1bnscl1cr Veroin; Liber 111 Arts Society; Centre County Club Objcrl: To run a lmf air fm'uru'c. lhis attractive looking;r Cildp hails flom 511m Col- lege irom the 11Leuliz1r pe11si1e 100k on his tnce one C2111 tell that he is 21 1111111 st: 111011 with the I11Liust1ia1 Chemists he 50011 decided to cast his lot wit th the iilianL'iL 111.1 1 he is :1 success especially 111 Bellefonte. 11e1':111d ability to argue make him :1 juiiy gooti tellow -:1 friend that makes life 11'01111 living. m 3 m 1916 LAVIE DONALD STEVENSON HAVEN, ATA 1 ilDon!, AGRONOMY College Football 11. 21: Class Football 11, 21; Captain Class Football 121. 0111'1'11: 11;, 11m 111 jmi 0111' more dame at 0.1 111110: C 111m A 1111111 tnckler 11nd 1L persistent 1i111ycr both in foot- 111111 111111 in the game 01 life One Of 0111' class who 111111 the 11111101 01 lighting against. and 111 the same time for, the famous 1912 1V11rsity.SO111e day we expect to 111111 him on his 111;; southern f11r111 5011111 Penn State spirit 1110111101151111111 applying Penn State principles 11111Lh we are 5111C 11111 L111 1111c him. along with his personal 11hilily to reap 11 successful 11111'05 MILO AGNEW HASSINGER '1Hass, 1'Shorty, Doc ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING MIDDLEBURG Electrical Engineering Society. Object: biilm' Ia 11:111'11' 1111' world or himsclf. A 1111111 small in s11iti1i'e but large in inventive genius 11i5 achievements to date are already 110teworthy.A1- though his aeroplane tiight was 11 failure in spite of the fact that he was hurt in his attempt to raise himself to nobler heights he 11115 not detercd from entering other heids 0f scientilic research. During the Mexican hostili- ties he made regular 1isits t0 the P. S. C. 11 1ire1css sta- tion 1111Lre. it is 111111011311 he gmc Prof.Strel11ble a few hints 011 11ire1L-ss 1VILKINSBURG CURT EUGENE HECKEL Heck, t'Whiskers'i MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BUFFALO, N. Y. Cosmopolitan Club: Class Lacrosse GD; Officers Club; Cadet First Lieutenant. Object: To get a job a! Cryslal erh. Now passing to 0111' next exhibit, we come to the greatest and most awe- inspiring mustache grower 011 the tgrounds. He is a '1Mec111111iL111 11ith brains tstrange, isnt itJ Pinch him gentlemen. 111111 hear him pipe out hGot any smoking? Give him 11 T square and 11 pencil and watch him draw pretty gears and things.S1'1y rystal Beach and watch him smile. Gentlemen. in this man lies the hope of the country should war spread 01er the land.I-111ve you seen enough gentlemen? Is this not worth the price of admission alone? 138 ... .1 - VNLA ltlllll Che 1916 LAVIE IIIIIIIII WILLIAM LAINER HEINZ 11111, Pickle HORTICULTURE PITTSBURGH Crab Apple Club. ObjL'L't: 710 blow 1110 smulct' 0111 of Pillsburyll. Pittshurgh smoke is Often seen blowing 11110111 0111 Mai11.N0 he isnt 57, but he is 011g111111 11111111 11111 again be mentioned in history th11 PiL'11'1e gets 011 the 11111116 f211'111 11e1'11'11ake 131'1ic 111' 1111216 stands for 1V11shi11g1011 which means 111111 11c is hound to 110 some- thing for his c011111r1' provided he continues 10 C1101 - rish' 111111 girl 111 the smoky city Do you like sweet L11 sour piL'1' C ' ABRAHAM HELLER, B a Abe ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING FOREST CITY Electrical Engineering Society: Civic Clubb: Menorah Society; 511 squehanna County 0111b OIJjL'L'l: Tn 0171113111 111' xl IIL'IIL'I'. .11 Holler 1s 1111 111111 his name impliLs. .111L' L'L1111cs 1mm way hack in the 110011s111L' 11111111: 01' his 11111111111 i11L11L11tcs, although then is 110:10111L1' i11L11L1111011 Of rustic- 11y. Until recently he 1111s 1101 stiLL'11111hL-Ll 10 the 115110 L11 the fair sex 11111 1111L'ly 110 has 11LCII showing sinus Hf 11 L111111ess Ne1e1'1helcss, Abe's 11111111 of 11111111111 cx- 111111110115 5110115 that this 11161111111119; LlL1L-s 1101 i111Lric1'e with his 11L1r11'. A 10 is 11 musician Of 110 11101111 1111i1i1y. X1i1h his Padcrwiskizm style. he brings an'Ih such :1 L011L'0rL1 0 s11eLt 501111L1s so 11s 10 L'IllrllllCC 1hL 111051 indifferent listher. GRAHAM LEE HEMMINGER Sing, Demostanes JOURNALISM HAZLETON LA VIE Board1Froth Board; Wyoming County Club; espian51PhillyLo1 ObjL'L'f: 10 find 1110 JLAyl-Ilydi' 60111121110110 . ,Tis Sing, one of the only and original nuts. You see he comes from 11111191011, and the squirrels followed him :111 the way. 1110 ther words hes a 11211710111111.111 this cur'11 haired artist we have indeed a genius, 111111 he 1111s 1111e11L11'11'011 fame as :1 Miss F11ref11cts on the Penn State COIOmiL'. SiI1g has a had fai111.He loses ev ery- thing he 011'115.1md has recently confessed his heart has followed the example. 011. 111111 101Le. ing prac- tices for ten years he might be 111116 to yel1, Coal 11p :1 L1111'11 2111L'y.11is f111 'orite 111111101'5 axre King Brady. Thomas Jackson and 111111110111 01'1'N. fame. He 11115 already published a hook c1111ed '1 he Mystery of 1110 Can or Who Put the Ooze i11 Booze. 139 cm i x 7 .Au- L-... -.4 .. ... A WILLIAM WALTER HEROLD, H KN Bill? ttWillie, ttSweetheart ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 013:3 Track tn: Collage Track OJ; Varsity Track tm; Class Gross untry t2, 3t; Electrical Engineering Society; Deutscher Verein. Ubjm'l: 'I'u mm: 111v Union .S'witrlz e? ,S'z'gllul Cu. 0 lh'llxbm'gh. iVell. here is little V'Villie, fresh from the green pas- tures of MeKeesport, an example of energy and good sense unexeelled. Hill came to us as green 21 fresh- 1111111 :15 any, but now one scarcely knows him, he is so changed. Ladies. athletics or studies, Bill is quite an authority. in the latter though not valedietorinn or anything like that. hBill is a hard worker, and we feel no qualms for his future as an electrical engineer, W1 Cite ' 1916 LAVIE JOHN WILLIAM HENNEBERGER ssHennyn SANITARY ENGINEERING GREENCASTLE OMEN: Ta ubiaiu tln' mulrucl fur I'cul'gaufsing Gret'umxllv. Between his course in wrestling and sanitary this promising young aspirant for a space in HVVIIO'S tho expects to be able to clean up for most anything in the country. Truth will out and so IVlenneberger. though lost for a 1011;,r time in the obscurity of a small nook in the Cumberland valley has at last emerged from the darkness to take his place among the world's famous men. A quiet, swzlrthy gentleman with a thoughtful mien and intelligent brow. Not necessarily a shark but he delivers the gOOt s. McKEESPORT JOHN CAMPBELL HERR, AY uJake, tsJouy METALLURGY BUTLER Manager Class Wrestling tn: Mining Engineering Society; Butler County Club. Objrrl: Trying to rmwiucr his friends that 1 lt'l' is E? Butler is a comer, wotft you come along; and then 1165 087. If the loss of hair is a sign of brains. Hake is fast becoming an educated man. As for being indus- trious he can be found in the wee hours of the morning at his desk and with the tick of an alarm clock he is up with the chickenssnot. Thus endeth his tale of woe- a Metallurgist and Iogacious Butlerist. 140 Hiiiiiw 1 u . . am $MRHxAW-u .. db: 5 - . E. E5 5 1111i.' 1 - a E759; f M ,- - -... , W EARL HERTZ, B Q Earl AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY WILKES-BARRE Liebig Chemical .Society: Menorah Society; Wyo mmg Valley 0111 b. Object: T1; invent 1111' only pure fund in captivity. Her res :1 chap with ideas of the future which have a hr111,solid f01111le1tio11.A glance at his pedal extremi- ties will hear out the foregoing statement. If Earl 61' cr gets loose. Ii11rv'y M. W'iley had better get 11 good st11lt 11.11rl has vlery beautiful teeth, and enjoys show- ing thc111'lhc1 ef01c he starts to y11w11 :11 many meet- ings which he attends. 1111 110 one minds th1 GEORGE EDWARD HESSELBACHER, 111 V Ix H,essel ', Fensty, Bisho CIVIL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Parmi N01151Friars; Sp 11nx Class President 121:0 llege Blaseball LU: Va rsity Baseball t21; Student Board t21; Stl ulent 0t.':'c.11mcl L21: Toast- master lass Bangue rt Ev - culation Mn 11:118. er Froth GD; Class Scoc H3 NV siSty r131: CW 11 Engineering Club: Northeast: High eSchool Gli1bs;Philadelphia Club. Objcvl: Big 3 11' Clloztr1re' is without doubt one of the most 11011111' 11' men in 0111' class h1u'inU proved himself. 11s CzL' 1'1 'Csi dent during 0111' sophomore your 'Jhis 1111piL-1L'11tinus indixiduztl has some real Ability 115 11 twirlcr . 111111 w c feel w1 ithout 1'1 d011ht that J1e11sty' will some day be 111010 famous thuh the Big Six himself proxidctl the lcd- L'1'111 1 0111110 does not 1rLt hi111. ChL101111'eig: has turned his attention to soccer 11150, just to whilL 1111' '11 the time till 111150111111 season stmts. 111111 from all accounts he is lust hecoming 11 rezl soccer player . m1! A: hm v PAMELA ELEANOR HEUER Slim HOME ECONOMICS BEL AIR, MD. Student Council LU: W. C. A. Play LD; 01 ass Basketball 11,21. Objz'z'f: '1'0 11111111 11 couplt' of wars and 11161114 It is not nuesmry to talk long to Eleanor t0 rmlizc that she comes from south of the Mason and Dixie line, but I reckon shc L11nt h p it. W'ch C11 you meet her in the morning her tirst query is ' Hmi' 5 my 11 111 '1 hls seems to he the 011C and 01111 trial of her ifc Ti 1011 want to walk. she' 11 walk with you if you Hant to talk sh e'll t111k 11ithymi, if you 11:111t to do anything c.lsc she's right with you. 'I Zliixil'lfT IS 01100 ofhcr fmc 111ts, in which she needs 110 111rther dcx eloping. 1-11 C111 1916 LAVIE llllllll' DOWNS EDMUNDS HEWITT, Cuheco Club 1111111, mew 1 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Var raityo Lacrosse 121: Class Lacrosse 11. 21; Class Soccer 121: Associate Edit 11916 LA VIE; St1dent Tribune. 1 '131; Mo chanical E'ngineering ociety; Moti 1V8 Pow'er Club; Deutscliet Verein; R1 fie 0111 b. Objt'vl: T0 1111islu'uc Cup .S'lriuncr. Veisatility is not appropriate ci11111g11t0 11c5e1'il1c 1'11 He is 11111'11-1'ersat11e. Y11t has always been 11 1111te11 1110110101ri5t! 111111 50 11c 11esi1e11 t0 t111in himself in the proper 111111, in other words he liked to dance be- fore the 11ir1lie, '1 e c11111' in 11111te ducks and 1111111611115. H.011 .5 ' alleged summer 11101111 is for the . ., it is new 111 115 that this c0111pany s gas lines extend to Cape May. This noted cheer leader 151 another of tho5e 1916 satellites who has made 1111i11 1 11i111i11g the livcst place in to11'11 1111d the 110111e1 1f the near U'reats. ELMER GEORGE HIBBS, A 11 P Buck HORTICULTURE UNIONTOWN College Lacrosse 1211011155 Lacrosse 121; College Wrestlmg 111: Agricultural Society; Crab Apple Club; Fayette County Club Ul1j1'1'l: '1'11 III1II1'1' up for 7111111! 111' 1111111111? 11111113 '1'1111'11' 11'1'15 brought up among the 5hr11l1l1e1'y 111111 c0111 1l1151.11f Uni11nt1111'11 211111 in spite of this handicap still 1et 11115 hi5 individuality Even a stranger 1'101111 tell by a glance :1t 1115' eagle eye that George 11'115 a horn 11'001l5'111an and 11111;; made his livelihood at this occu- pation among hi5 111'i'rhl101's. Since he has 1111 i111101111 111'1'1111 111' the vellow 51ip5 ' Buck decided to 111110 11011- ti1'1111111'1'. Go 5101 hin1. R11e11', 11c kicked your 111m RALPH FRANKLIN HIBNER, H KN Skib, Hib, nShorty ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING YORK Electrical Engineering Society; York County Club. 0111111: 7'0 but! Edison I11 1'1. Ralph. although 111i1le'1't 111 111.5 1'1 15.51 15' 1101140111115: :1 11o1111ert1111 1111110 cir1' 111111fer1'111'e around the 11'11i5t; it 5110111510 11011 clap 111 direct pinportion t0 the time 111111'- 01011. Skih 11c1ie1e5 in 111111ty 11f exerei5e and this. 11c- lief has caused him much 1-1111111rr1iss111c111; for he has broken 50 111111'11 f11111it11r1' since he entered college that at 111 1lri0115 time5' it was thought he would 110 into 11211111- 1'1111tey.'Shorty i5 the bureau of information for the Juninr I 1ectri1'als. .50 much of his time is taken up 1111 1'0115111tati0n5 111111 hi5 f1-1101111'1a55mates that he 1115 111111'est1111li5'he1l regular 1111111: 111111 1r.5. J42 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 i . C111. 1916 LAVIE LLOYD DANIEL HILDEBRAND 1'Hi1die DAIRY HUSBANDRY YORK Obfcc'l: To mulcc icc 1'I'L'am in Paradixc. Here is one of those celebrated York County Dutch- 111011 11110 11'11111161'1311 to State to become 11ioiiciel1t in the 111'1 of ice L'IL'mn 111111111111cture 11c 111w11ys goes to church 1111011 they Sing 01 J1'111'11disc. because of the 1111'111'11111 111c1110ric1' that5 it rec11ll.. 1 c is 111111 s11111L' 1111.1011'111 11113Lr 111111 delights the ladies with his short stops 1.1 :11111 home runs 10111117, 11111 1101 always timclyJ Go to ,11'111. JOHN UHL HOFFMAN, .1 PP Dutch AGRONOMY VVILLIAMSPORT OMEN: Tn 541'! lnu'lc 1211 1111' 1111 Farm. 1111111 hails 11'0111 1111111111111111rt 111111 111111 11'11111L' L'it1' 1'1'j01c1'si11 the fact. 'lhcy. 111' he 1.1 .1'111111' Insscr. Observe his 1101111111111 c0111111cx1011.11'hiLh L'h111'111s 1111 thef 11ir 01165 he 111L'L'15.111 his 80111101111111: 10111' Dutch 1111s 11110 111 the 0111 Main rough HCL'11J1'51'11111 1111 1'11'11L'nt th'L'lcr 111 the 111.1111110 11111 11111 11'ithst111111i110 the above mentioned facts John '1150 1111s his 14111111 points 11111 the 101151 1111111111.,, which is thL 11111 that 111' i1 11 1111' 111 f1iL'111l 111 1111 :1 g'i'cat .1'111111:111.C11L'L'1' 1111. John 1916 11'i11 111011 111' 11L'rL. 111111 then it's 1111C11 111 1111- 11111 1111111 111111 1111 111111 it means. RAY THOMPSON HOFFMAN, :1 A E Pete. The Sink, Petie ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HARRISBURG 0111'1'1'1' To put I'lal'ris'lrm'r' 1m 1111' map. Polo who controls 1111 ri1rhts of publication 111 111L 111111' 11111111111 L'xpres 31011 hWonf woof 1111 11 110111'; ' cn- tL-rL'Ll with 1915 111111 expects 111 1,11'1111111111: 1111110 time 11111- in11 the twentieth L'L-11t111'1'.1 L-L'11111c to college 111111 11 r91111111111111 11.1 11 1111111111L'r 1111'1111'1'1', 11111 1111.1 since 111111111011 the ward hammer to H111111.NT11L SiniW 11:19 some 1111151L111 but much gre11tcr,1110cstive :111ilily. He is 111,111 1111 authorative speaker 011 many s1111j1'ct1 1111110111111 thi:1' 1111c111 is 1:01101'11111' used 111' his associates to keep their rooms warm in 11i11tcr1'1i1' t11111ritc 1111111501119111 is put- tingr sz11rL' 111 1'111 1i1' 111111111115 111111 affecting wicrd perfumes. Xn 1118011111'111110 companion of hi1 11011 111111 :1 113111 to- 11111'1'0 1111111111L1'. nun - Illlllll 1:111 11.11111 LA WE, .1 1.. .1 ....1.. .. .. .. .5.......-..... WILLIAM PHAON HOLBEN Vilbur ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ALLENTOWN Electrical Engineering Society: F. and M. Academy Club; Lehigh Northampton Club; Deutscher Verein: Prohibition Club. Objccl: To do tllingx 1'11 11 .s'm'inus manner. nVVi11i11.111 P1121011 hails from-well it's near Xllen- town He1s very quiet, in f:1ct,is never noisy 1xeept when he is under the intiuenee of cider 111111 f1retzc1s. HVi111ur 1's so timid that he did 1101 even look 111 11 1'0- ed until his sophomore year.11e is 11 1e1'3: 111'11ct1L 11 1111111. 115 is evident from the fact 111111 he carries 1111 umbrella 1111e11 the snow 110111'ishes.' Under the int111e11L'L' of living in 0111 M11111 for three years. he 11115 11ev110pe1l into a model student, in fact, 11 credit to his 1'1; 15s. WILLIAM LATIMER HOLTER, tb K2 Oklahoma Bill, Jersey l'RE-MEDICAL CHINO, CAL. Objct'l: '11; 1m: NC 1110 nudicnl wmld wzth 0111' of l11'.1 1111111111 Iful 1111101111103. Good 0111 01111111011111 Bill in his freshman year 1i1 1'11 11p to the reputation of 11 wild 111111 w0011y VVesternL'r. In his sophomore year he is known 10 11111'et1111'e11 11 trip to 11 girls school 111 111111e1'1'i11e, M11, which he 10011 by s111r111,the entire student body falling 111 his feet, 11110 to his manly L'11111'111s'. JLI'SLy 1lotes 011 eats 111111 is 11e1' er 50 111111113' 115 when 111 is in pursuit Of one with his .48C Co 11. His 510111111 is H101'w111'd to C111'ti11. 111111 we hope 111111 he will become 11 prominent phy sici1111 in 111111 great western metropolis some 11111. HOWARD HARBISON HOPWOOD, B 10 II , Toady, Hoppie AGRONOMY UNIONTOWN Agricultural Society; Fayette County Club. 01,71'1'1'1: To be of 1111' p115! offivc in lime far 1111' hunk, 'Ihis s111i1ing, dark complexioncd vouth 1111115 1'1'11111 U11iontow11,the 110 me of the original coke 111151 atmos- phere. hence the s11'111'thy c0111plexion.111is e1111r1111e1'- istic feature. 111111 also the daily book 110111 11 CIL'I'Ulin someone ser1es to keep his little home village in the limelight of his 111emory. 1111 y says 111111 111111: in the hi'rh school 1113's 111' was 1111 athlete 11111 the only ' 111111etiL abilities 11is11111y C11 here 11111L' been of the Mexi- 11111 1'111'iety, 111111 wrestling 11ith Spanish 115 a side line Faking him all in 1111 Hoppie' is a good stude 111111 11 mighty trustworthy friend. 144 Che 191$ LAWEE NORMAN CONARD HORNER $5Norm, UN. 0., HNimsn CIVIL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Freshman Stunt Committee: Manager Glass Soccer 131; Nort beast High School Club:Civi1 Engineering Soc1ety; Philadelphia Club. Oijrl: 111 became a professional railroadcr. N. C? hails from the City of Brotherly Love, but 11011 erthclcss is :1 110011 seiapper. lle 11:15 always in the fight being :1 11'11 rlean in the cider scrap. He thinks freightiug1 trips are essential to the education of :1 ci1i1 and therefore. tilixCS 0110 occasi011z1liy.He gained c011- sidemhle notoriety in the class for his prompmess in placing the nameplates on the z111dit01ium 1ights.One of his fzuorite pastimes is holding1 guessing contests on the ngcs of his many fair ones pictured in his room WILLIAM LEMON HORNER, Bin, Skunk ANIMAL HUSBANDRY JOHNSTOWN Assistant Manager Varsity Soccer 1312;Agricu1tural Society: Jo hnst own Clu Object: T0 bc a lrappcr 1'11 the Canadian fnrcxlx. iiBilY'c came to State with two ambitions. lhc one 11:15 10 be :1 mighty Iiimrod like '1 eddy 01' 11111: lhis ambition 111.115 blasted while on :1 trip 10 t A'1uly s when slight Ci mistake as to the nature of the game caused a precipitate retreat on his part. '1 hL othL-r ambition which was to be an agronomist went up in smoke after he had spent five days 011 a real fzum near uWhite 1e1'es. He then decided that raising 1110 and 11m half ton steers was more profitable The 1'cs11h:.1 H course. Did you met go fishing 11ith :1 pick and shmd Hill JOSEPH MORRIS HORST i'Dutch HORTICULTURE SCHAEFFERSTOVVN Class Wrestling Squad 12 31; College Wrestling 12.3i;Forum Society; P11 ohibiti on Leaa1gue Deutscher Verein; Civic Club: Class Debating gleam b mm i; Agricultural Society; Grab Apple Club; Lebanun County ll 1 Objcrl: T0 111111731 a rich. wife. Behold, :1 typical representathe of the Pennsylvanlia DutLh contingency. Take a 10011 and wonder that he was not captured before coming to State. Dutch had quite :1 lot of experience during his Freshman year. but it Only 51311611 to make him a good Sophomore. Al- though quite :1 shark, accmding t0 Grabe, Joe is :1 dangerous 1111111 in Physics Lab. -SO beware. '1 $1111 1916 LAVIE 11111.0...1... HARRY BENJAMIN HOSTETTER Hostie LANDSCAPE GARDENING LANCASTER Objm'l: Tu find on! 111111111 1.111111111117011. 1101' shirt rat 5 sake here 5 '11051101' Why 110'sz1ll dressed up; I didn't recognize 111111 211 11151.10 11: 11 the 11'11111 21110111 1110 matter we 're 1111 .10 11.1011 111 .100111g 11111 11111 3011111 whirling 11011111 1110 1,3111 1100r 1111111 :1 basket- 111111 in his mitt s that we 11111111 1111011! 110 11011111 10011 11111112111. Our Harry l1011ja111i11 1.11 a r0211, qcnuine :11'licle when it comes to shooting the slippery .1111101'0 through 1110 11'011 1'111g.11ut 11110 2111 11011111105, 111 1 is 1100111011131 1101110. A511 :111y pr011y girl from Philadelphia 10 51111 1r.11icisco 211111 theyl :111 1011 you his life 11i.110ry.VV0 111011'1 1011 you here its 111111g01' 1'110 1.1'. He 01101 10111 11 10 Mike Dorisaz :11111 0111' 11'11'1111 1110 Greek 1311111011 011 1110 11101. S11 1101'1 just 5:131 110 5 5111110 111131! WILI IAM QECHLER HOWER 1111111 AGRONOMY BLOOMSBURG Ol1j1'11l: 'l'.1 11111115411 11111 .1I11'ylum Farm . 11111 17131.1 1110 110.11 thing 110 1111.1 1.1' 1115 11'ife.111i.11 11rm'1.1 11111 110 11:15 more courage 1111111 1110 rest of 11.1. 1.1- 1105111111111 :11111 Sophomore years 11'01'0 5111111 111 1111114111151 1111' 1111 2111111111011 11'111111 111 11311112011 111 11i.1 111111111'3'11'11'. 11111 was 111101111 111 .1'011 1100111 1111 5111111 10r111.1 111111 111 11111110 11111-110 1101111r.1 01011r 111011013' 011 11111- 10011 111111111 111111011 50111 101' 0110 110111'11' 011011.110211511111'1: 11001111 11101'1 1101 111110.1101'1111111 1.1' 111.1 110111131 and it 11:11' gi11-111 111111 .1'111'11:111 11111101111 111111 111- is 12.101111:- 10 11113 :1 l:'11111 111 1 1111':111111 1111111111111113'. 101' 1' 1.5.0 1.1 CHARLES STONER HULTON u uke CIVIL ENG1NEERING ARNOLD Civil Engineering Society; Philly Lous. Objl'vl: 7'11 111' mayor 11f .-lI'1mlu'. 1101'0. ladies 111111 5:,011110111011 110110111 :1 311111111: 1111111 111110 is 111 10110; 1311110 110111511110 world's 1'0001'11 for writing 1011011; 10 111110111? ' . 11711111-11111111 1111' 111111113'. we 11111110501111011 t11c'Dul1'0 011111'01l P. . C. 11i.1 1111.1'i11011-1111'0 1111110111'2111120 imprcsscd 01 01y011e. Since 111111 110 1111.1 lived up 10 his 1'111110'11'11111'0 :11111 11115 1111ly 111111111 111.11 11115111035 5:11:110113'. A hard worker in 111.1 111111105. 11 1311111110 5111110111 Of 11111110gTapliy 1110' Duke is 1111111315 busy. 110 ,1111'01' 10 111'011111 of 1110 11113 1111111 110 111111 110 a '1111, g1111 111 1110 municipal 1111311121 of 5011113 0113'. 111011, 110r0 110111111; your dreams 001110 true 1111110. llllllllll WW? BENJAMIN GRAHAM HUNTER uBug-juice, Ben, B. G. STRIAL ENGINEERING Mechanical Engineering Society; Centre County Club. 0111.131?! 111111111111 c111111's 1111111 1111' 1':11111111s 101111 111 INDU BELLEFONTE 'l'u sol! 111.1'111'11111'1' p11lf1'i1's 19111'1'111111' 111111-11 1111' its 11r1 113 girls. 1in 111: f pleasure is arguing 111111 in 111'111'1' 111 111'1'111111' 111111'1' 11r11li1'ic111 111111111 this 1101' he 11:15 j11i111'11 1111' Debating St11'i1'13'.11111.;1-juice is 11111' C111 1910 1.1111111; 11f 1111'1Iis1'11111s111 1'1'01'.Di1'1111'r 1i111' 111111111111'1111'111 111 1'1eI'y111i1111 $1111 111111 111-111111'11'111111'5 11il11s1'11 1011 1011111113' :11111 11011111 11111 111111 111' will s111'11'1'1l. JOHN ANDREW IRWIN Johnny CIVIL ENGINEERING Class Succer Sc 11001 Club. Uhjz'rl: '1'1111 'I1'flnulx'fdv . 11111r11 :11111111 i1 1111111 Hugo knows 11x111'1'tst11111kc 1'11111'1411'111 111C 1101101111110 1'1111 11 1111 :1 s1'i1-11tili1' basis. 1'11111 1111'11' is 1111 12. 31: Assistant Soccer Manag Club: Civil Engineering Society; '11111 11'i1's 11121111113' sci1'11- 111' 1101's. with 1111' 1'1- SAMUEL REED HURSH, Pioneer Club Doc, Sammy, Reed CIVIL ENGINEERING MIFFLINBURG Glee Club E111: R1110 Club: Class Lacrosse 11, 21; Civil ineering Society: Phily L011 113. Objm'l: '1'11 111' 1:1'11111111'111111 1111' 'M'Il 11.1 11.1'1'1'111. Doc 1:1me 10 us from 31111111111111'11 nilh 1111' s1-ri1111s 1111911111111 01 11ec11111il11.: :1 1'ixil 1'1111i111'e1'. 111111 111' has 11111 1111111111'11 his mind 11111111111111L 111' 1111s 1111' satisl111li11n 111 1111111111111 111:11 111- is :1 lirst :1ss 11111'111r :11 1111' present 111111'. lhis 111311111's-111111' 3111111111 Civil is 1111' 111111111 1111s- scssm' 111' a c11111'111i11g'1111'111111'1111s 111119 :11111 11111111 his s1111111111'1's rests 1111' 1'1's111111si11111'13' 111 11'1'1111111' s111111's 1111' hisl1r111h1'1'Cixi1s. Y 1'11.1'11.'1111s11111s1'11s1'11 113' 1111151111- 1.11'3' Q11111'11'1. PHILADELPHIA er 1311Northeast High Philadelphia Club; Rifle 8'111'1'1'1'1'13' 11111119111 X11! '11'1111111111 1111' shades 011.:21111131'1111: 111.111 13'1' S1111'1'1' discern the 111.,1'111'1' 01 11 youth s1'1111'11 1101011' 11r1'1111111' 101111111111 his 11111111 1111'1'11 1.111j01i11e.1 13.111j111'in1-1s 11111 1111' 1.111'1' s 11'11111'; i1 is 11 111usi1'111 1? 511'111111'.11t 11110 is this 11e1's1111.11rc xxilh wc.1k111'ss 1011's1111 music. 111111s'1' 1ilCC shows .1 1:11' :111'13' c1111 1111' list! 1i11- 111V 1011. T18 1111111 1r11i11 1111' 1'11'1111111' 111'1'01'e Christm' lS 1'.1c.11i1111. 1111i11- 11111 011111111011 111 111'1':1111i111.1;, JC1' 1111113 :lSixtccncr 111111 is taking two courses, 111ml 111111 147 1: 2111 ZlCtlY C :11111 Che 1916 LAVIE ALICE MARGUERITE IRWIN HOME ECONOMICS BELLWOOD Y. W. C. A. Conference Delegate 01: Girls 610861 Club 12, 31; 0111. as: Basketball t1, 21; LAV Object: To oblain T110 Goal of Lifcii. In St because she is a Junior Marge is not all dig- 11ity.Wl111e1fun is called for she is always ready with a hand and often two of them Beneath her smile lie the expressions of si11cerity.IIer aim is high and the courage of her conviction is some day to lead her to foreign fields. ith others Marge believes that marks are not essential to an education, and that success may be had from other sources than books. We have enjoyed her sojourn with us these thrLe years, and when she leaves it will be with our wishes that 1101' 1unbition may be- come a reality J OSEPH MAURICE J ACKSON, E T llJack'i MECHANICAL ENGINEERING KENNET SQUARE Golircgleb Track t11:Class Track 111: Class Cross Country M, 21: Student nal 121.0 ester County Club; Motive Power Club; Mechanical Tagbineering Socieet Objccl: To do all things well. Behold the pride of Ixennet Square. In this cute, ch111 111111 child, we have a gentleman of ability along many lines of college activities. I11 f1c this deeds are entirely out of proportion to his size. Ile abhorcs Miss Nicotine, 111111 cla aims to be 110 fusser, but of this we have gr axe 11011l1ts.I'J:1ck is :1 good studc as is evi- denced by his love fox 3? and Applied A hustler, and :1 good sco11t,we are proud that he belongs to 11s. 'tliclicxc 111e, boys SAMUEL McCOY JACOBS ' usam,n Jake LIBERAL ARTS DANVILLE Class Baskeiball 131:1.iberal Arts Society; ntour County Clu b. Objccl: To become a polilicmn. Sam, alias Jake, comes f10111 that dot 011 the 111.111 called Danville Thank l1ez1ve11,tl1ough, that his birthplace 11115 nothing to do with his personality He takes great pleasure in relating stories to any one who will listen to hi111.As a freshman, iiSam intended to become :1 111i11e1',but changed his mind and is now regular student in thc scho 01 of Liberal Arts. His one Sambition in life IS to become a great consul for the some foreign c01111try.Better be an ambassa- ,S'iJakc, better money. 1711111711 EA 1111, W '1. 11 Che191$LViE 3: 1251'? 1:. 1 CARL THEODORE WILLIAM JACOBSON Jake, itSevenik LANDSCAPE GARDENING BRADFORD College Football 111; RLandglane Gardening Society; Object: To find a fourth duncnsiomi to mcasmc 111': mm . As the vikings of old wielded their swords in 111011111 combat, this Swedish descendant swings the anchor in the 1KOil metropolis. Uak e's attention is di1:ided between pinochle and his three letters per wee k ',Oh you Allierti 11.e The iiSevenik started in as a for- este1, but the lure of The Great White Way was more 1111111 he could resist, so he decided in favor of HLRIKL scape. It is an assured thing that this Big Swede will add much to 1116 scenic grandeur of the landscape in the future. SAMUEL AARON JAFFE uSam, iiShark ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HAZLETON Objmsl: To lame lhc lightning. One of Hazeltons best representatives, our friend, W has shown us that everyone from the coal re- gions doesnt 111110 to 1111 :1 minor position 1111 his life. Many have been the times when you have come to our aid in time of trouble as we, hard pressed by Profs. 011 one side and ignorance 011 the other, seemed to he fuc- 111g destruction. The11,too, in the life of Old Main you 11:11' e been one 010111 best compatliots. Tr11ly,11l1e11 the 1111;11 curtain rings down in 191611 will he with deep r'eg1et that we say good- by e. DONALD RAY J AMES, A Y 11Don, Jimmie'i CIVIL ENGINEERING LORAINE, O. Friars: Skull and Bones' Class Football 111; College Football 1211; Var- :ity 1311011111111t 131; 011153 Baseball 11. 21; Phllly Lous; C1v11 Engi- eering Socie Objccl: T0 lalcc a high ball and get away with 1'1. While the peerless Sl1orty Miller was working his way into the hearts of the All- American foot :11 cials, an embryo from Ohio was developing.Thz1t little sawed off man commonly known as Jimmie is the self- same c.111l1ryoBesidcsbeing I111 adept at heaving a pass he is no slouch with the ladies. In the latter game he is :1 regular uToreador. At some future time Jimmie will be spoken of as the senator from 011103 f you doubt this, ask him 149 GREENEVILLE JEFFREY, d: K it! MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MT. VERNON, N. Y. Friars; Glee Club GD: Chairman Class Banquet Committee tm: Assist- ant Track Manager tSi: College Trftck CU: Class Football tzt; C1ass Basketball t1, 2M Mechanical Engineering Society. Ubjt't'l: le'illiiv t'irt'uil. This young noted Primu Donna Hi the male sex- hztils front the suburbs of tlezn' ohl New York He dropped in upon Penn State nnhnnm'ed :nnl unsung. hut snun being struck by :1 brilliant itleur he joined the Glee Club 21ml won the profound :uhnit'ntiun Hf Prof. Robinson and kindred mcmhers of the club by his silvery voiced rendition of When the sands of the desert grow cold. A 1mm of marked business :thility, :1 favorite of the fair sex, and a g'UUti scout through and through. WILBUR CARDON JIMESON, cIJKE. ttJimmie, uCurdman PRE LEGAL CHARLEROI Parmi Nous: Druids: Class Vice President t3t: Class Football Manager tU: Assistant Varsity Football Manager 3 ; Banquet Speaker t2t: Class Football t2i; Class Basketball GD: Thespian Club; Thespians t1, 2i; Pruthgal Society; Liberal Arts Society; Washington County Club. Objrrl: 'I'n be u ngd fellow. Hey, there! 1.1l0k nut! Come on, now! Lttuk 0111. wh:1tch:t tloin'! linr cripcs sake don't ynn see 1 guttu' study? Do not worry this is only jinnnie ttSillg one uf his defensive methntls when :1 rough-hunse is on. Not that he dislikes rmtgh-huusing. but this is just mle Hi the times he tlitl not want to take purl. Jimmie hzts always been connected with football ever since playing; on the Mei'ceitshtn'gr scrub. Hesitles managing intrthall teinns. Jiininie', hns tnzttle a great hit :11 taking :1 girl's ptn't in the Thespinn shows. HAROLD CHESTER JOHNS, Pioneer Club Jonnie, itHal FORESTRY CARNEGIE Class Football t1. 2h College Football t1, 2i; Forestry Society. Olrjrrl: 'liu' elt'vlz'ify Illt' milit't'x 11f 5'01le .vlnwrim :ulu'n lie grin inlu Ilmxt' real: wuud fUI't'NIA', ttjuhnniemis known as the hard hick forestry cripple. Ilul alwayshizmztges tn get 1111 hrnken up no mat- ter where he goes or what he dues, whether he wants m or not. Of the two hundred and tnrty-sei'en lmnes in his body. Hal has had two hundred and t'nrty-six hmken. In Other words, t'Johnnie. through these ull- tm'ttniate incidents. 11:1s hecmne :1 Mexican athlete. is :1 hne tellow. well liked by :tll, and is :1 great m:nt tn lend :1 hand when it is needed. EMORY THEODORE JOHNSON Fuzzy, Deacon ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LAFAYETTE Electrical Engineering Society: McKean County Club. Ohjt'rl: 111 1111111 11111111 a $73 11'1 : 11111 n noises as those 111:1110. 1111 your mind th:11 'uzzy is within 111':1rin14' 111st:1111'c.llc will try 111 1111111c 111 you 11ith tears in his 01' es 111111 he is 1111 engincu 1111t :1s 111' looks so much Mk :1 1111111it orator you will 11c1'e1 111'- 111-11' him. 111-21011 1111s 111111 the 1110;1s11rc 01' hearing 5111111111 11'1't11111' 01'011 11111 1111' 11011011 01 1111 i1111i1'i1111:11 11110- -z11111 his respect 111111 reverence for the rent 1101- Pow 1V01v1 Santi 111111111' ' XVhen you hear s111h 1 11111 has 111'011:1l11y increased 11111 11ercc.111 1'111.2y, is :1 111-111' 11111111 1121t111'c11 0111111 1111'1'1'1111'1'.111 11:11'1' hopes for him LAURENCE MATHEW JOHNSON, E N 1'Deacon CIVIL ENGINEERING BEAVER FALLS Oijvl: 'l'u .1111111' 111' 111' 11 1111111 11f 11'111171'1 11nd 1111.1'1'. DCHCOIIN1 came to 115 from Geneva. where he 1111111 ,- 1111111551311 somt' cngincming credits 1: is 1111' 11:111113' c1111111i11:1ti1111 11f 511111111 1'11111 studc. s11 11'c 111111 1111111 11111111; 110111 Civil 111111 91111111ry 11'1111121.:11111c11cc 1s :1 11:11111y 1:11:11; as any of his girl friends will 11'11 ymi. 111' 1s said to h1'11c the 1110111151 1111sc 111 111111'11'1' 1111' 1111- 1011i11g 1111Iic1e 1111s Clipped from 1111 Beaver Falls Hunglcz There was :1 111:1i11.1'01111cttish. f.'1i11. Wit 11 bright 111110 eyes :11111 chestnut 1111i1' 0111 Done. c11111L' 111' in his machine $111 liked his nose; he 111011 1111- Omen MYRON JONES Yellow. Zephyr ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SHARON Tri-County Club; Electrical Engineering Society. 011j1'1'l .' 7'11 111' 11 hard guy. Yellowis chief 111'11111z11i1111 is trying 111 suhtluc 1111' 1111110rc111ss1111'11. '11111 sh1111'thc111 the mud the1' s111111111 $10. :11111111111111 Y c1111111' s mean is 511:1111111 most of his vacations .11'1' 5110111 with the Mir s1x in 1 011' Castle. 01' YCS' 71'11111'1' 1011's th111 11:1sch:111 nine on his llI'Der 1111. :11111 says he will 11011-111 cut it 1111' 111N111 is some s111111.1111t 11011'1' 1111it1' reaches 1111 110:111 of thc 1111ss' 1111111'1'11'1. 111:1111'11f his friends 111111 him 1'c11'1':1111- 1111101. :11111 111w:11's 11111i111' to 116111 11111111 111 er the ruts 111 111 11 OLIVER CROMWELL JONES uPopen AGRONOMY PRINCESS ANNE, MD. Object: To be marsa' nf civilly 111g gm 011 a southern plantation. Pope dwells back of the woods in a good natured sort of way He always takes things as they come and has never been lxnown to have :1 grouch. Interminglcd with his other work he has the honor of being in sole charge of the precious bob- tailed horse. Pope loves to sit in his big armchair and float, just like most smokers do. llis dreams dilTer from the average though because there is 11 dzlrky background. JOHN GODFREY JOSEFSON, 111K111 Gus, uReds, Joe PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION DAGUS MINES Friars; Skull and Bones; Class Secretary 1211Class Baseball 1D; Varsity Baseball 121. 011,121: 10 be a Psyclmlogimlly educated ball player. ttRetlsll is one of the shining lights of the 16 class. :15 long as he has his hat off.E111ergi11g from the 0b- scurities 0f Dagos Mines, it was not until late in his f1eshmz111 ye 1r that we awoke to the fact that Connie Mack, Ilughie Jennings, and Mugsie McGi'aw were all endemoring to secure the services of our erstwhile hero to aid in the winning of the wor lds series. He does everything 011 the quiet and men if he doesnt want to stay in the big leagues he can go back home and 11111 for sheriFf. u Joe is noted for heinrr :1 re'tl lixc sport for once he breaks 11 11ileel it doesnt last long. RAYMOND CAMERON KASE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ELYSBURG Electrical Engineering Society; Northumberland County Club. Object: T0 tranxlate Hmncrk Illiad 11110 1110 ebrcw language. Ah-ha, here we have a curly haired gentleman. Well, what do you know about that. But no person need be alarmed about a cyclone striking them when Kase comes around, because he is :1 quiet fellow. and we give him much credit for that. Kase is a Y. M. C. A. shark who never works on Sunday, and he always wishes that there would be seven Sundays in a week. But just the same, there will he currents of trouble in the electrical world when he gets started. 152 JAMES WILLIAM KAUFFMAN 1111112, Jim AGRONOMY LITITZ Agricultural Society; Crab Apple Club1Deutscher Verein; La ncaster Club; Lebanon County Club Oijrl: To learn how to grow prctscls on trees. Eveiy 1112111 has a 1ight to his own 11obhy.t Jimis hobby is to go home and see mother. May be like Postum, there 5 a reason. He was 11 very good fresh- man, always doing what he should. This was because he feared the sophomores and the penalties, such as molasses feeds and hair cuts. He says he prefers to have a real barber cut his hair. Lititz s says yout can- not he a ladyys 1112111 and a student. I 21111 n studcn CHARLES OTTO KAUPP iiJack ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING VVILLIAMSPORT Deutscher EVerein: Rifle Cl11:b Willinemsport Club; ectz'ical Engineering Soc et.y Object: To be al'lc Io hunt and fish 1'1'rl'v day. 'lh1s dark- eyed young man came from 3Viilinmsport with the intention of beco 0111 ing :1 famous electrical e11- ginecr. Due to his gentle manners and loud neckties, ANDREW THOMAS KEARNEY KIA. '11.,3! tsAndy,, '11; 121' his mun mule. came to State 11ith :1 reputation 11s :1 typical 1':111d far 11er lie ccidcd to take 'h11t we think he has missed his calling XI agree 111 11 he should have been a preacher. His per- suasion has 01011 moved iSwum 1113'. A T. has not :1 hit 11i111 the HPest-hohsc he became better known as :1 ladies 111:.111 lie is marlnhle 011 account of his being a shark card 111113 cr, 11 great hunter and hshcrman LU, 11nd especially 101' his glent aversion to tobacco, compelling everyone to leave his pipe outside the door when entering his room. Jack has become well acquainted with the mail man of Main building hcecause of his flequcnt receipt of that letter from XVclleSl LANES MILLS he11rt- rcnding dissertation: but we all know he made nurses. 153 nunnnn u ELLA LALVEEL MELVIN PAUL KEISTER, A X E !lhlell! INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY MOUNT JElVETT Obj1'1'l: Q1111Iilulit'1' Clu'misn'y. Mel really held that object before him for quite some time. but we are glad to say that his dreams. Lire 110w realized and the terrors of QuLllitL ltivc are left far behind. llc 11L15 L1 111c111ber1'1f IllC Gasoline Cluh. during l1i.1'. 51111110111111'e year. but he is quite modest about it, L1111l he will tell you that he did not seek the honor in the least. Cute us 110 131111 he and he can be cute, too, for he makes the girls! hearts palpitLitc t0 ecstatic pros- trL11i011. When in his presence. Underneath this cute- ness, however, you will liuLl plenty 11f L'harLiL'tL'l' 211111 lots of practical 11111111'lL-Ll11'1'. LL 111;:1 ' CORNELIUS JESSE KELL Connie AGRICULTURE EDUCATION BLAINE Agricultural Society; Cumberland County Club. Objm'l: T11 111' L1-1'I'iuux. ' 'IZL1l1'1- L: 111-111 :11 this 11'1-1111111- 1'11 11.1111111-1'5 't 111- 1111'1'3 L11 111I1ic came to us f1'0111'C111111'L1y Hull, hut l11.1; 11111111- 1111111 i1; l1lL11111- :1 1111111 111 366 inhabitants 1whcn 1111 is 111111111. A shark? v-1'csAi11 tennis, L15 strL-L-t L-L'11 1:111111111't111'. L1111l 115 L1 proprietor of thc llluc Goose. just in 11L1s5111rr-A 111 is L111 11111101' student and L1 good fcll1111'.ll V1111 want to thc L1 good laugh and L1 1.111011 time get acquainted with Connie. EDWIN JOHN KEPLER NATURAL SCIENCE ERIE Olijm-l: 111 find 1111 p.1111li11111q1'1'111 1'111131-111' ll11' i11.1'1111il1' 11; the Qunu 11151-1111 uS1111139111'AS1'1111-L1lx': Ye Gods, fellows, ch's loose again. Yep, he's a violinist. Ask him if you 11011t 111-- li1'1'c it.Kepscl1i1-f delight is to sit hv the hour and tell you of the absurdity of lme and then 11101-111111 to put Hllcr last letter under the pillow to 51111-11 01'01. Kep dour swear, hut just ask him 1111th he thinks of the Chemistry dcpr'unueut L1111l hear him stutter A 90111! chemist. :1 great psycholorrist 1.31 131111 L1 11111 fol- 011'. l c is going: to make L11111therDeLu1 l-sl11l1111' of himself if 511111L'l1111ly doesnt 511111 him. 154 Om unsalnlll WILLIAM LEROY KESTER, 11 K A Kess ELECTRO-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Objcvls Tu ruuul 1111' 11:11.? in 1111 1'11'1'Ir111ylit' xnluliun. K1155 1311101011 1111: Chemistry course, 11111 1111011 S11'21111sl1' :1111'11'11 changed his 111111111 conipmindinjr 111111'11'11-1'111'111ists. During. his sopho- 1111111- 1'6'1 rRo 11111 1116 1.1;1'1':11 distinction of 111'1'111111111: 21 1111111111111' of 1111' Gasoline Club. 1111110111111 he 11111 11111 sock 11111 11111101' in 11111 1111:1'1. 111:111111111'1'111 11111111'11'011'6 110111 101' 1111' 1:1ir scx1h1'1s 11111111 11'hisp111'1-11 :1110111 111111 he is 111 1111.11 11111111 1111111t' 111'111'1'5 1111' 21110111 rumor PAUL BYARD KILLIAN MKilly, HP! B. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Mechanical Engineering So ociet La ncaster County Cl11b;Ritle Olul'vl: Ta gt't 1111 111' 1'11 011! 11f Clim'z'h. .il 51' to 1111' while I tell you of 1111' 1111111 11110 knows all :1110111 Mechanics This brilliant 111111'111'111i1'izm is 1111' living 12111111111: 0f '1 QUCSiiOH Box :1111i 1c is :1s in- 1111isi1i1'c 1111 1hmugh his 11111 .15. he is in c111111re 1111111 1111'rc is only 01111 111i111r 11111. the maxim silenc er. 11 c is :1 1.511011 11111111111 111111 :1 1111s111'1' 211111 :111110111111 111' still hangs 1111 10 his high school 1111111101 119 helievc he 111111 111' 21 1r1m11 sprczulcr 11f PCIHI St' 111' principles :1. $31? 1116.11 11;? 1111:111i1111 111 111111 111 1111' His 11111111 1112111 111111 his 1111 i111i111ihlc :1111111'11011 MARION GEORGE KEYSER 1llged!f ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DUQUESNE Objc'z't: Tu .1111'f11'i.1'1' Ilium 11H. 1 V1111 is 111111 11111111501110 5111111'11111'1'1 111p 11'111111. s1.1y- 1111' with 11111 D111'? is what .'111 1111' 11ir1s in 11111'11 111111 l1'c1'11 11sk1111' e1'1'1s1111'1' R1111 1'1111111 111 51'111' C11111'111'. 1mm 1111- 1111111111'r 111 letters 111111 111: 11111s :1 11'1'111' 111' stronglv suspect 111111 1hlis 11111'11 is 11111 1111.1 1111111111:'-111 where 111' is 11iscuss1'1l.lle is 1'111111'1' 1111i1'1,l11lt 2111 11111 111.111'i1y 1111 almost any subject, :15 11mg 11s i1 is 11111 11cc- 1r11'it1 MARIETTA y: Motive Power Club: Club 155 Cine E93$ LAVIE HOWARD MILTON KISTLER, AT A 'Kiss, Hiram CIVIL ENGINEERING STEELTON Friars; Associate Editor 1916 LA VIE; Class Tteasurer 1D; Banquet Commit tte an 121: St udent Tribunal. 1:21 Civil Engineering Society; Harrisbur :5 0111 Object: To gradualc in both Civil and Sanilal'y. HKiss came to State from Steclton, Pittsburglfs only rival fi101 the steel industry Ihis proved to be in his fa 11v,or r'tlIiram was put on his 111131111 duri11'y 1' reshmdn year, trying to collect pennies to pay for the :1g sc rap committee's banquet :1t Bellefonte Yes, lloward spent many sleepless nights trying to dope out some way to pay the class bills out of nothing and still have :1 1111111 Mice. As :1 ladies man he's there. but who wouldnt be with such an attractive nickname. HENRY CLAYTON KLINGBEIL 6lclayt,!! 1501101,, PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION PHILADELPHIA Liberal Arts Society: Deutscher Verein180utl1er11 Hi 5h School Club Objr'cl: 70 Inn 01110 a 117101011611 insnuclor 'u psychology. :'Clayt came to college to become :1 farmer, but seeing :1 chance for something deeper he changed to psychology 11nd education and converses only on deep sulijocts us' The Occ:111. His favorite pastime is drum- ming 011 :1 table top meanwhile relating tales of Cooper s Iiz1ttnli011.Although Opol is not an editor we have reason to bclicxe that lby his dry humor and keen wit he would make goodo ithe comic section. He is also :1 buglist 11ml cornetist 'of some repute Ml. JOSIAH M. KLINGENSMITH, zo Klingie HORTICULTURE PITTSBURGH College Wrestling 1D:Varsity Wrestling 12M Class yWrestling 12. 31: Crab Apple Club; Agricultural Soc Objcci: To own a gram 11011.10. Hleingie first kicked iout of his cradlci in the smokiest city in the world, and has been kicking ever since If you do not belic've it just meet him 011 the wrestling mat some time. He is also quite :1 success- ful hunter and it is stated authoritatively that he has :11- readv hunted out the ilovcliest spot in the worlde-in his estimation However, Klingie is a sincere c011- sclientious 1ad,a 11:11d worker and bound to be success; fu - 1 . i ' 1 i . 156 Arm. $11 C111 1916 LAVIE CHARLES LE ROY KNOTTS Charlie ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CLAYTON, DEL. Objn'l. ' :1 IWays a xcl'z'ous one. One might think that Charles is a knot 01' :1 bunch of knots, but he is 11ot.O11 the contrary, he is quite :1 positive sort of fellow. 111: is straight- forward and sin- cere, :11111 :1 good student if there ever was one. Our friend came all the way from Delaware to take Electri- cal 11110111ecr111g at State presumably because his native state was too small to conhne such a c0111i11ggenius. KRIKOR GARABED KOLTUKIAN iiKol, iiKrikor ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING EFKERE, TURKEY Objcct: To 121' an idvulist. erikor is not an engineer, he is an :1rtist.11e1:1h11 not been here long before his room became :1 temple of art and his visitors were 1111111er011s.llis specialty is drawing girls-tall girls, short girls, stout girls, thin girls-, but he is mortally afraid of them. He fe :1rs that they will materialize his idealis1n.ile is :1 hard worker -11ot in engineering Got that is but a side li11e1. but in his beloved 2111-, often staying up nights to complete :1 picture which 11: 1s attracted his attention. No 111: 11101 what he will do, he will do it conscientiously JACOB KOMINARS, 111 E II Hake CIVIL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Varsity Baseball 11, 2:1 Class Baseball 111; Menorah Society; No rtheast Club; Civil Engineering 8001 ety Objcct: 7 u Iakc things as they come, 1111111011! any fun. uJz1l1c is one of those fortunate 01 individuals who become successful in one profession because theya specialists in :1110ther.1iis specialty is l1aseb'1ll a111 ad1litio11,he is :1 singer of 110 mean repute. On his own esti111111i0111.111:111y a night has he kept some poor wretch of :1 stude from his rightful slumbcrs on that no- cou11t.Ask him to cease his lamentations and you will probably get this replysiil realize your point of view b11t-. Poor HJakc, if he could only hear himself sing. B111. with :111 these faults Hake is a good fel- low :11111 has a goodly bunch of true friends. C111: 1916 LAVIE MWW.LML PAUL PATERSON KORB Dutch, Sorg ANIMAL H USBANDRY PUNXSUTAWNEY Objcrl: Tu .1'1'1' 110111 muz'h a basket will hold. t'You'rc right, Sir Rodger1 0111' God-gifted organ voice 01' 0111 Main hails from 111L'f111'-f:1111L'11 ground- hog town. This. 11r0111111y accounts 1'01 his 11'L'11 grounded :11'g11111ents.U11lil1'e 0111' little frie11Ll.1he weather 11I'L11111e1,11e is 1101 afraid of his shadow, and is seldom seen in his hole i11OIL1 31:1i11.Rain or shine 11L'1'L'1' SL'L'1115 to effect his Lure erL', 11111 industrious hie.- D111L'h ls one of the hi1: steers 011 Ag. 11111 :111L1 21150 15 :111 :1th1etc. Sickness, 11011'01'01', has blasted 1111. :11111L'11L' hopes 101' this your. SL111, 5113's 111051 girls are hL'11'1L',11111 110111 3'011 helieve it. 'IIVO 11011111 :1 true one will :11111L':11 11L'1'0rc 10115.1. MAUDE LENORE KRUMRINE Tom, 'tMaudie, Pickles MODERN LANGUAGES STATE COLLEGE Liberal Arts Society. 01131'1'1'1: 7'11 7'1'd1' 11 111111311 and slum! a gun. 11'110'. that coming 111 :15 the hell stops ringinn? 11'113' it' 5 MJ 0111 our Dutchm: 111 3'10 1! W'i th htel' 51111113' smile :11111 suit VuiLL' she is irresistible.11c1't1cory is 111111 :1 girl 111 11L 110111L'siL'11' must he 11111111r3' :111Ll he1 11inc- the is 10 fL'L'Ll' e111. Although Prt 11'. 200k and history 111113' he too much t'11r her.1101hi11g else i' 1e 61111 May annis walk 10 11:1111 1011, 111111 still sing :1 5010 111 e1'L1'3'1hinLr L'XLL'pt hL'i favorite L1L'liL'11L3' pic11'1es, she is :111 111111111151 :11111 11111 111:111'L sunshine 11'hL'1'L'1L1 she goes. EARL LYTER KUNKLE iiKu nk91 MECH ANICALT ENGINEERING AXTANG Cslas rack 11,21: McAllister Scholarship L11; TrMe c1anical Engine eering Soc 0M1 :zl In 1'1 1111'1 ln'L'II 1f'7i1'1'1 '3.1111' L':11 guns. 111111 :11'L y011 fellows L'r11l1hing 11110111? X1113. 11L111.111L 1e was nothing to 111:11 110111111' intLeral 111111110111. 111111111L' 11':1s the shark L1f 'JLI13' Simp- 511115 L':11L'11111s L111ss' he sure had somL L1r1'1g.N01hin:r L1111e1'1h:111 the 51001 10111112111105 of 11:1r1'isht1rg' can 111 11CL'01111111111L' 101' 1111-: 111:1115 horsepowet and efficiency; honestly he will work 011 the football 110111 three hours :1 11:13' 211111 still he :1111L' to climb 10111' Hoors of Old 31:1i11.' lrztck 11L'L'0111L's his pastime when 100111311 is 0111 01' SLuson, Then he 1101.1 his 111111111cl'tc1i's speeding :11 :111 R. P M. 11111 this does not satisfy him; his only wish is that tlie product 01' feet 111111 111ei1'111:1ss 121111111 1e10cit3'. Y 011 11111 make 1111 engineL'nI 1x111111', 11e11'11011 it by the way you shm elcd sand :11 the foundry:L CL. 19111 LAVIE ARLINGTON KUNSMAN Arlie AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY STONE CHURCH Liebig Chomlcal Society; Lehigli 11nd Northampton Club. 0!;1'1'1'1: 'I'u f?lul'xunu'nnv Iu 1111M. Ya. life 111 this 111111111 isI'L'H 11111 boy 1111, 1101'. 1111011 1 9'01 1111011 111 that 1itl1e 5111110 Church '1LI11 1'11111111's11111111111ch1 11000111115 of his conquests of the fair 111105 :11 1110 11L1te111111.111 his 11011 in 0111 Main 1111s product 111' 511'1111115111111r N01'111111 is 110c111i11r1y 11ttz1011011 111 111L 11011 11'111'C11 11L stoullv 11550115 is the host 1111100 in Penn 511110 Arlic' also has s11111L re1 '15 :1 51m 111111 is 1111111111 to I10 heard from when hLI 1:1L'1L'1es the hicu' things 111' his 1110fessiL111. FREDERICK PAUL KUNTZ Freddie, Dutch MECHANICAL ENGINEERING EAST MAUCH CHUNK 0111111: To 111' 11111110 11111! In 171' 101'! 11111111'. DutLh 11eve1'sayszmy 111111'0 1111111 110 11' 1s 111 111111 for 111111 1' 11s1111 11'0 migI'ht 01111 hi 1111 1 1'01'10r111L'. 1'110 Silent. 110 111110 110011 10111 111:1t he is 1111i1L :1 11:1s1L'LI1111111 111111'1'.0 1111111110 11111110111 011c1'n'y 11c 1111s 11111 11111 1111111 11111' 011111'15 11111111,;r athletic 111105 whiILI with 11s.110 1111s'0sscs :111 111- 11111'11 1411111110 against the 11111'111101s 111' 1110 11111111silL sex, 111111 110 1'1111'1 110111 1'111'11110 minute 111011 11ilL-s 111'1'1111LiLs. But we 11011010 1111 his 1110111111005 11'i11 11isL'111111-111 when his 01111 111110 Eve 111111011rs 1111 1111- 11111121111 JOSEPH ALONZO LAING Ginger, Big Horse CIVIL ENGINEERING UNIONTOW'N 01111117; 711 111' Inu'uugh cnginvur 11f Uninutntun. 0110 of 1110sc 1111111'1111ri1110 1111111 110 1111111105 11 1s L101111ir011 by 100 t111'11111rh his 11'11111101'1'11111' 110111101'1' 11is- 1111siti11n. here are two 110011111111is111110111s whiLh Joe is must 1111xious1y courting: 31111 they are 11111S1L 111111 tennis. 111111111031 :my 1111,111'1'1110 day or night you can 111111 him wringing 11oa1 '1111r1111111y from some musical instrument. or if 1101 111 111111 he will he found rccitling 1111ki11L. studying. or 11111yi11g 101111is 11011c' c1'Lr, J001111s 11 1101's011111i1y which we 11011111 not like to have missing from our roster. Innnlnll! Che 1916 LAVIE Iwmlnlll CLASSICAL Vice Presidentl Student Council 131;YC.A.Conference DI ;Libera.1 Arts Society. 111 by 11 1.11111; l1'11clicir; the rat shc ICGUEX 001F115 UAt S'l 1y1 qeits really an important town, says Mary 11he11 asked where she lives this room I M- U- S- T study Greeki is heard three times MARY KNOCHE LAWS Mary K GEORGE NORWOOD LARER, V II Reds MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CHESTNUT HILL Glass Track Sat; 21; College Track OJ: Mechanical Engineering iety; Motive Power Club; Rifle Olu b. Objccl: 111 be quiet. Norwood, better known :15 iiReds, is quite 1111 excep- tional student of Old State. His ambitions lie in sev- eral different directions. Having been endowed with considerable athletic ability he has proven 111is to us on several occasions. However, Reds is not so ex- ceptional as not to he ambitious about matters which concern the fair sex, and has never been known to Shirk his duty where they are i11v01ved.HRCds is full of ideas, having some of the Edison inventive genius 211111 it is pretty cert'1i11 that when the time comes he wil reach the pinnacle of success. SAYRE 11, get out of 11 week. But after sending her friends 211v11y she de- sides to wait and study early in the morning when she knows 111111 neither a Big Beni, 01' '1 persevering wife is able to arouse her. Oh, how stupid,' for the cooks, to make such a p'u'adise of her room when her course is so 11e1p? ? ? So heres to our Mary, may she stu1l3 Greek, entertain her friends and sleep to her he11rt 5 111111011 perfecting the Ag. Bna 11d. kicked only once. 160 working student and claims to have perience. In breaking colts his ability seems to he 1111- equaled in Northeastern i i JOHN WALTER LEARN i Jawnfi Walt i AGRONOMY BARTONSVILLE ; Object: 1 VVaIter entered Penn State with 1915, but being dis- satisfied, rested 11 year and recently asked to share his 3 fate with us. As a leader of a Sunday School he 11115 i attdined fame and iBs exerting his Uttermost efforts in 5 W 1 1111 e11rnest,hz11'11-- 11 vast practical 1x- h111i11g been ng: 1- :'.-'34 IIIRRNIII 91w EDWARD NICHOLS LEIBACHER, E 11 thed!! CIVIL ENGINEERING DAGUS MINES Sophomore Baseball Manager; Thes sipans 121: Thespian Club101vil Engmee 111g iSociet ty; Assistant Varsity Baseball Managei; Elk County Club Obja't: Tu bccomc an L'J'fu'rl dancm' and sinner. Julizm Eitinlglc 111111 better 111ace his inurels in 5111c deposit 1111011 e111 1c111cs State, for since his season with the 'lhcspiztns he 1111s become quite 11 female 11111 perso111110r.1s 11 civil eligineci' le1l is 11 great suc- cess but 011 the stage; Jioly jumpin J011y,g0011- natured, 111111 11 deep thinker Tetl' ' has won 11 multitude of friends 111111 no matter 11 herL he goes after g1'111111'ltio11 he is 110111111 to be 11 credit to his college and 1ommnnit1'. FRANK BAER LEIDIG hiRedl, AGRONOMY CHAMBERSBURG Agricultural Society: Franklin County Club. Obja'l: To manage a farm and cut Hn'm' big mcalx a day. The fn'st thing that you will notice about Red is 111'11 he combs his hair teddy ibeari style He never 111111 anything.r to do with the fair sex 1111111 last summer. but 11he11 he fell he fell 1111r11.11r11re is 11 rumor that he has her picture, but as yet 11c 1111111: not seen it It is iiRctls intentions to own 11 1111'111 111111111 in thc Cums 111111111111 Valley and show the 0111 farmers down there how to far111.XVc11,iiRe11 we hope that you sinceed in proving to them that it takes 11 cnllcgrc education in Order to he 11 successful f:'111111r. HARRY RUSSEL LENKER, IXA HPODS AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING MILLERSBURG College Band; Harrisburg Club; yArchitectural En 'ne ering Soc Object: Tu Imild a bungalow wlu'rc 1111' I'z'd, I'cd roxcx hr 'utu. ii1111111 ji111miny'pats. N0, this is no war cry. It1 . merely 1 enkcr 14111111: nut to his feelings, which if not let out of his system might be injurious to him. Being brought up in a rural atmosphere, early in his college days he acquired the 11.111t of weekly inspecting the 11111111111 beauties and points of interest around State Col- lege. With his eye for beauty well 1101e0pc11 1110111,: feminine and architectural lines we see before him 11 bright if not brilliant future in his chosen profession. 1 153411111 1': .1 11.1.1111 rial11,511I111111m 161 CIVIL ENGINEERING him. You 110v er C1111 1011 JOHN LOCKE LEWIS, 111K111 uSpeedy, 11Dynamitei, CIVIL ENGINEERING CARLISLE Assistant Manager 1916 LA VIE; Class Soccer 11, 2. 31; Sophomore Banquet; Speaker; Cumberland County Club. Ubjt'rts Tn mulcc a 111'! Willi 1111f laziivx. 'Jhi 5 little runt hails from 11 1101111111111 little spot in 11m C1111111011111111 V1111L'3' known as C11r1islc, :11 least that is what he tells us 111 has been nicknamed Speedy, because he always starts to Class an hour 111101111 of time and is 1151111113' 1111 hour 1111c.Tl1e studcs 1111 1:111 for his smile ;1hc gi1ls for those cute, L1'11'1i11g little dimples ISADORE SIDNEY LEVINE, B c: Islssyu ALTOONA Civil Engineering Society; Blair County Club; Men orah Soci ety Olrjr'ct: To do what 710 one else wants to do. Issy will never rest satisfied until he ihas been to South America 011 :1 working tour acknowledged and inimitable 11111111161 of etcllling 11 joke baclxuurds is a constant source of amusement to his friends His 1101se laugh runse :1 close second. There- tore we 111113! venture to L111'L'Lr 101' 1353'. , Maybe Altonha 11111 301 recognize 1-1is self- handsome stage GEORGE BOAL LEYDEN, BGII Jig, 11Jigger ELECTRO-CHEMISTRY SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Object: Tu bc a brala'mau on a fl'viglll 1min. 'Jhis quiet and determined looking young man com- i11ur from a village with 11 notorious tire whistle spends much of his time smging popular songs to the tune of this whistle.1 5; received his early truck training while counting ties and jumping freights 011 many of the A1110ric11111'L1111r01'11s. 11 :1 summer trip to C111111di1111 mines JigH found 111111 wages were high the cost of living 11ig11er,111111 that too many close fiicnds are 11 bother. Canada is the only thing 111111 has ever gotten the better of Uig'i and if his stermination to overcome 0:1.stnclcs remains, 11c are bound to hear great things 0 him CLARENCE HERMAN LIEB fiPeteYD CIVIL ENGINEERING WILLIAMSPORT Associate Editor 1916 LA VIE: Wiilliya'msport Club; Civ 11 Engineering 800 Objccl: To 111111111 all 1111: warlcy in sight 111111 01'111 f0111'110 There is not 21 more even teinpercd, self- controlled youth numbered 111110111; our midst tha11 Pete1111e meets 1111 the vicissitudes of college life with undis- turbed cqu1111i111ity.111 moments of great emotional st1',ess when less sclf-contained persons would tear their 111111', 11c rem1rks, nMy,ee,11111 111ea115ure11 accent 111111 dismisses the event from his thoughts.A1though Pete is 1ery modest and unassuming he is hy 110 means bash- ful, but is at case under any ei1'c11111sla11ce511'1e has 11 g1L111 fund of energy 111111 is 11L1 LT happy unless he has 501110111111,U to 110 CIVIL ENGINEERING 11eLt the 1110 episodes :1111'eship. J AY WALLACE LINDSAY uJudgen CHEMISTRY CONSHOHOCKEN Object: T0 1:00p 1115 Goat fmm 111111111131 . Yes, we must admit that the Judge has a good deal to work agai11st,h1lilil1g from 11 town with 11 11111111: like that but we L1111 hardly blame the Judge. XV e be- 1ie1e that Do cto r Pond saw the name Conshohocken, and thus the attempt for the 1'Judges ' goat during his sophomore ye:11'.11e po ossesses the Sre111 L'ome- haek' spi1',it however, 111111 is determined to graduate :15 11 chemist, so we are wishing 111111 all kinds of luck. 111'11'111,111,1111'um1 1 ;, , ,1 1 C111 1916 'LAVIE you wish 11 true friend RALPH NICKESON. LINCOLN, '11: K WASHINGTON Assistant eManager Thespians 131: Ci v11 Engineering Society; err rangais; Washington County Ch 111. Objcrt: 111 be 11011 10 11111'1'1'1'11 Bzgvluw 1111' 1110111111131 L 01111111111101101' 'Xhe h11ils from the same town as that in which 111.111111 J is 10e:1ted,though he possesses nothing but animosity touard the latter num'ishes :1 strong inteICst in the secondary schools of his t01 11, and if you have seen him hustling toward the post 0111c after the 111'1'11111 of ey cry 1111 '111, you may C011- 1x11111h is 11 tine fellow, and if his acquaint- 110weve1',hc 111111111 lllllllll 1916 LA VIE CLAUDE KENNETH LING iiAl, Ching-A-Ling HORTICULTURE Obr't'cf: To be a prosprl'uus nlunxmn farmrl'. J OHN STOWN iiC. KP hails from the town of much prohibitionfi 211111 is forever talking of her past history, her present greatness and her future prospects. But. despite his we akness for his home town iiAl has some stored-up affections for a certain Pittsburghleapartment. 111111 many studes will relate tales of devi clams, chicken sandwiches, stufTed olives 11111! other1 ccdible State Col- lege luxuries that used to sail 1110111111 Clauds room at periodical intervals. You can always tell this gentle- 1112111 11y his aristorcrzltic walk and his tortoise shell gog- gles. Iicre s lookim,r at you guy. CHARLES MILLER LOGAN, 21 N Loge MECHANICAL ENGINEERING WARREN Glee Club Cl 2, 31; Assistant Manager Glee Club GD; Mechanical Engineering Society Object: T11 xlc'cp. ?Loge seems to have one ambition; to lie in bed. It is almost impossible to get him. 10 bed, but once he gets there, Oh. my Iiis motto is mz111y are called but few get 1111.1 oge has :1 hard time trying to comince people that he can sing, but :1 111'1111111-t is not without honor except in his 111111 country. NCVLrthelcss Loge ixill be in at the imish :11111 we expect to see him come out with a big piece of prosperity. 11m: 111-11.111111111111111131111111 HIM 1111111111111111:11:11,1m 11111111111111111111111111111-111111111111111 11-111 11111 11 111111 1111111-11111111'111'1111111111 1: 1 1 1 w HERMAN MILLER LONG iiShortyii ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LEBANON Varsity Wrestling, Captain-Elect 141. Objt'z'l: To manage that power plant. Here we 1111vel a shining example of what persever- ance can 111111 wil 0-i11 w1est1i11g Herman W115 ouyt at the hrst call for the mat artists and he has been 011 ever si11ce.Now he is the private property of the iVar- sity VVrestIing Tea111.iiShmtyis sense of politeness generally overcomes his natural inclination to say uYes to his instructors, for the word Sir can be heard faintly issuing from his lips 11 few seconds l:1ter.Let us remember that he is tShor t y 'Long 1: 1.111111 11-1111111111111111.1111111111T 1.11.171 ;A..1..1 ..1 -. VALENTINE DANIEL LONGO Hv. D'H MECHANICAL ENGINEERING HAZLETON Mechanical Plingineering Society; Glass Soccer 12, 81: Varsity Soccer 8.111131111 Scrap Committee; Hazleton Club; Motive Power Object: To move Stale College 10 Milcsbm'g. 11c re we have one of the Old Main rough- necks. After coming 110111 the anthracite regions, V111 has finally succeeded 111 getting most of the coal dust washed from in hack of his ears .V D. ' is certainly some boy Imitators of this illustrious gentleman have coined that phrase 13. V.D. 11111111111 1111 his faults uVal is 011C 0f the best engineers of the class of 1916 and ranks just as high outside of L1: 1ss :15 in class, and 116 are all glad Che 1916 LAVEE 10 have him :15 a frien MARCIA GOLD DARLINGTON LOVETT 'iMarcinnna HOME ECONOMICS Liberal A1111 So Object: T0 Mint air castle: in Spain. ' For the love of Mike Marcia, why not say Pc1e for a change.Sl1e never lives hair except when all other lights '1re out. Her speci: 11- ties are chocolate pz1ste,Spani and to have her picture taken in '1 shzulyit g.e11 One of the things we can not understand is herg i11te1est 111 South A111erica.VVell,1dont 1ve11,I merely like the ,c1i1n11te, ROBERT ADAMS LOVE, Pioneer Club i'Lm 1e, Bob' CIVIL ENGINEERING TYRONE Skull and Bones; Associate Editor 1916 LA VIE: McAllistar Prize 111: John W VVihtce lScholarship 11, 21: Studen t Boa Id 131; St udent Clouncil 131:0011936 Tennis 0.. 21: Assistant Man nager Var- sity Ten 5:121 Ri fie Club; Civil Engineering Society; Blair County ll . Object: To be 0111' of tho t'llic'f gasabos 111 South Ann'rica some day. A 10 001' :11 11301315 list of accomplishments shows him to be '111 awful shark, but we will forgive him for this. He came and showed the boys 11011 to he :1 real s11r1' ey 01'. hLovie 11115 '1 strong 'pCISOIiZluty which has gained him many friends The pietme doesn't show it, but he has red hair and is slightly 11'ish;y011 1110111 the L0111binatio11,zmd when he goes After something In gen- er rally brings it 110111e. B0b is love and 10ve1y is 13 17111111, hope '11111 charity, hut the greatest of these is Love PHOENIXVILLE ciety. u up to the color of her sh, :1 great deal of art, see why you girls-Oh, is her dee1 use y 165 iii Che 1916 LAVIEi WALTER NYE LOWRY Bubll ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DEWART Assistant Editor Penn Stat e Farmer; Agricultural Society; P1- oihbition League; 0' vic Clu b Oijrt: Dawn 11'1'111 1111111112 lcrc is :1 1112111 who is 21 my slery m cvcr.y011c Ev en the host detectives 0f the L'1 Vie board 01111111 not 1111' earth 11 511111 10 11110111, in 1'1 L'onhding 1110011 he 111111 1:11- trusted any of his life scc1'1:ts.W'Ll 1h li11 111111 out, though 111111 his gullible points are 111101L'ollcgizlte Prohibition 111111 3. XV. C. A. 111 f11Lt, his L'nnfL'rLrs 10011' to him as the source of thL-ii spiriiuzil :ulviLc 211111 moral up1ift. Seriously speaking Lowry is :1 sinL'LrL, 11:11'11 working boy, who 11:15 the respect of his class- mates JAMES McNEAL LOY Mack ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CARLISLE Electrical Engineering Society; Motive Power Club; Cum bcrland County Club. Objm'l: 10 1111116 11 book 1111 crhuqm' 'M1'1111' Llclig11ts i11 tormenting his instructors with hair splitting arguments hut they do not 11111111 him any 111011.111; L'l'l lims 10 be able to derive any formula ever 1111L111c1l by any 111311.11313c11'315 a gicat croquet play er His L1111111si1 15111 for that game 111111115 him go out 10 play by 1111111111ight. Now he claims to 11L the featherweight Cinquet Lhumpimi of C11r1isle.1Xe 110 not doubt his w1'111 1.1 WILBUR HASTINGS LUCKING i1Luckie CHEMISTRY YORK Olrjwl: I12 applv rhcmiclw m Molliiug 11nd gt?! sumclhmig. HWell, did I get any letters 10-day? It is funny to see how 'mxious Bill is to get those letters which are, he says, from the Hfellows at home. te of his fondness for letters, Wilbur E11115 time to be some studc, 211111 is 0111: of Swamp s brightest angels. Some of these 1111ys L11c11'ie wi11be the inventor of a new process for making H 0 out of KCIO1-at least 11c says he 11111 if he keeps on learning more chemistry. 11 11111 166 unnu- KARL DORING LUDWIG, G E HLudyD AGRONOMY JOHNSTOWN Objm'l: '11; ml aflvr 11101113. Late in the nineteenth century Johnstown became the proud possessor 11 one who was to bee 0111c her valiant L'l11111111i011. After 111115111111;r high school l'uLly traveled to far off 1Visconsi11.lle 5111111 1111.11 of west- ern life. l11111'e'1 CI', and journeyed to Stzt1tc llis Huck ability is equaled only by his 111'0111c115ity for Lle1 111111111;r Doc Gillilantls famous 1111.1111 11111'111'13 great hopes of Incoming :1 f11r111c1'.a1111 l1clicv es that his B. S. 111111 his ability to 101111 serious 11'hL'11 111L occasions Llc- 111111111 will he :1 great zlssm 111 him. C111. .1916, LAVIE MERILL BLY LUPOLD Loop, Satan, Slupas, Beelzebub ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINtG SUNBURY Electrical Engineeriung' Soc 016 'Junior Prom. Committee; No meb rlandy Coun 171101 b. 0bj1 '1l. 101111 the nmu 111gh11y11p 111 flu P 11.11. Here is 1'1 gLntlemzm 12111 Llarlx complexioneLl, and possessed of 11 heart which e1crlastingly yLmns f01'L'0111- 111111i1111sl1111; preferably with 1hL iz1irL'1sexNa111r1111y 111e11,o11c 11f MLr i'lls pet hobhiLs are the lz11liL5' his othei' hobby is 011Lr-slcepi11g his 110111' 111'1ily. .ctween limes 11L goes to college. Merill is pursuing 1slow1y 11111 51L1111i1y1 the railroad option of the cleLt1 iL11l LL1111'5c, -i11 whiLh 111: 11115 111111 quite 2111 elaborate exeriLnL'e in that busy 1'11ilr01'111 center, Sunhuu 11 181 11111' 0111111351 hope. 1'15 well as Me1ill s, that in 1920 hL shall 110 111111: to visit 1he L'11llege in his 1923 7 111111Ll 1'1'1LlL'1ir1l 111 111C L111111L'ity of 11i1isi011 s11pcrintcn11L-111 111' 1110 P. R, 11. with the view 01 thending their lian 111 81:111' Cullcm'. ELSIE MAY LYONS Budge, Dandy HOME ECONOMICS MINERSVILLE Student Council 1D; Girls Basketball 11, 21; itsl GleeClub1as1. Objwal 10 01111111151. 101'011111'5 a! Pm Staff. Budgc' is neither '15 wild :15 her name signilies 1101' as angelic as 11e1 11iLture is, but given a little of 110111 a dimple plus some mischief and the result is llLlsic. She hus' 11101151111115 ' of friends. even though she is an eternal P to 110111 sexes.1thn you want someone to beat you in tennis, to scold you for yo111 wickedness, rough you up, 01' cure you of the 11111135 go to Elsie. The folloning co11ve1satio11 is a much dre'uled daily 01;- currence: 1C lsie 111111111111; from lienr slumhers, in lifeless 101112511- Marion 11'111'11 timeis i1? M11ri011- Oh. Elsie it S only 29 minutes '1ftc-r 6' 1 1.5113 111101111ing off 11gai111- Call me when it s half past 167 HAROLD GRAFT McCARTNEY, 11 K A tiMack, ttMcSwat FORESTRY CONNELSVILLE Object: Tu sing make 142W, and spend munry. Y 011 have all seen that hiomle head tioating around the campus 111111 heard that shiiek ring out at Old Main :11 two- thirty in the 1110r11i11g-. As a freshman, ML Swat Llid two things hroug ht himself twice to the notice of the hazing L0111mittLe,a11d made the coast to Lozlst tlip with the Glee C111h.Si11ce then he has been living 011 his reputation. Ilis chief occupation is fuss- ing, hut the big ambition of his life 1s to become a for- BENJAMIN HARRIS McCRACKIN HB '11 eeMac! ELECTRICAL ENGINEERnING EDENBORN Cadet. Band 11 2, 31; Glee Club 0310; lsgudent Tribunal L21; yette CountyC Olvjml' In I711 an uttllwrz'ml' on cwryllung. lhc entire population of Edenborn gathered at the station one bright morning to see 0111 young hero off to the 111ml of Inight hopes and knowledge. The hills re- echoed with the cheers of the three of them. With thes sc eheLrs ringing in his ears Ben started in college with the determination to live up to the highest expec- tations of his fellow- townsmen. He has done this 11nd morL for not hLing S'ltished with a good scholastic standing he blew his way into the band teornet player1, 111111 was one of the elect who passed judgment upon the guilclcss freshmen. WEBB PARSONS MCCRAY ttMac, tTammi, ttDuck AGRONOMY CORRY Object: Tu make hay while llzc sun shines. XVebb is 0110 of the few who are making Corry fa- mous. As centre of their great football eleven, he made 1111 enviable record for hi111self,for father mother, sistLr 11nd Aunt Pauline But unfortunately for Pemi State, he did not exercise his gridiron 'Ihility, being content to mingle with the Hhas bee11s e1er since Cap- tain Parker landed him at this forsaken burg. A sto is told of Webb falling for the Cupid stuff when he was home the last ti111e.We take this to be authentic, since he has been known to carry her picture around in his wallet He says he does this because he believes in keeping all his treasures together 168 .. .wmmw-w.y nw,..m...'.... .1. mW' 1....1...W... 931 E 5 i539 111:1th L111 19m 1.1411111; 4:11 :.::; ;:.: - 1,... Wwwzm' .1 . L 1.1.7.1.. 7W W'F'H -Mt' WILLIAM WADE McCRAY isMac CIVIL ENGINEERING CORRY Oijvl: 191! lcasl in be civil. Talk 1111011! your placid people, 9'M11c has them all stopped He W'IS 11e1e1' known to be excited or even f11sseLl.If he ever has any troubles he does not permit the 11'011Ll to be in 011 them,110rto 11110111 his countenance 10 bL-speuk anything but contentment 111111 happiness. lie has political pull enough to get 11 job 011 the State Highways, and if steadiness 111111 pleasant smiles make 11 stICLessfnl e111ri11eer. her'es 11 comer. CECIL CLARE MCDOWELL, A F P Mac, 9tCecil, 9iCec ANIMAL HUSBANDRY LIGONIER Obfvrl: To try and 1'! fat 1111 Truck 111111.10 grub. Behold 11c have here 11 produLt 0f Iigonicr High and G1'01e City College llL is 11 1'e111 St: 111: 1111111. being intimately connected with the Y C. A.. 11 good stude 111111 11 dependable football player. M1 '1c 11115 11 quite pleasing way with the fair sex whiLh .ths good results eCL ' fonLlest desire in life is 10 mt the lmwling C11lf.Llri1e the ththS to 1111.t131' 101111 t1e hens to their 11L ate and to calm the b111v1i11g L'nlt'1 Ti ; world 11'11its 1111011 your L'mninL,r with anxiety, Cecil WILLIAM ADAMS McENTEE Willfi Mac CIVIL ENGINEERING WARREN Object: ??.7 WX 111 spent several years te11Lhi11g sc11001,b11t de- ciding that he wanted to do something more instru- mentfll for mankind he entered State 115 11 c1111 As 11 result of his pedagogical1 training he acquired a digni- fied appearance, which has led ma 11y 11 Freshman to mistake him for a scrub prof However, out of re- spect to McEntee, his friends f0rgi1 ve this error. He spends his vacations in the middle West trying to i11- veigle the merchants to buy a certain brand of seeds. 11:: says that he also has a good time there and we must believe him 169 IIIIIIIII CIVIL ENGINEERING JOSEPH MICHAEL McGURL 'Uimmie, Mac ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING MINERSVILLE Ohjccl: T11 Icvlun' ml flu? .mbjm'l: .111 pcoplc from Jiliuw'sz'illc m'm'l 1111116111 . h Jimmie mice had 1101195 0f pleading before the 11:11' 111'1111; 11111 he 11:15 persuaded that re C11 11'1 '1i1' 111111 Ir is 11 1110011 produced 1110 wxong combination for :1 lawyer, 50 he 111011 decided 1111011 I'ICctrical 1111011110e1111g, prohv ahly t0 hotter equip himself for the shocking testimony 1110 111111'1 1'00111. 11c is :1 sharl1' :111d always 111:111- Sues 10 be among the chosen few, known :15 st1111es. Oh! Y15'.Ji111111ie'is :1 whale among women 211111 the girl 111'1'111 11:15 who didn't 511111111111 10 his artful g12111cc5. HORTICULTURE Parmi Nous: Friars; Coll Stunt Committee 1D; Asaoci 170 1916, LAVIE CHARLES LAVERN McGRANAHAN Mac, Ma Grandmother Tri- County Clubi: vCivil Enzciil'iegring Society: 1 Objm't: 7'1; 1:110:11 11.1 much as 1111' law will allow. Just :15 51110 :15 Billy Bryan made grape juice popu- 1211' 11:11: 15 going 10 11111 barrel 011 1110 map. 11i11'1 1:1111' 111111 jabber would 111: 1110 you 11111111 that he will accomplish this 50011. Formerly he belonged to '15, but he 10111111 21 mm of 1111:151cs and thought that ample ex- cuse for dropping hack :1 yc:11'.' ' degree in 110111 Civil and Sanitary. and may his 11'01111115 be little ones. DAVID McKAY, JR. 1 X Dave 121Chai udent Ed ito r Collegian .121; Sporting Edii- tor Colleg ian 131;Editor-in-Chief IE1 ect cLou' Scholarship 1D; Crab App 19 0.11011: 10 became cditour of llze Nmth :lmcrimu Philadelphia, the home of great men has at last pro- 11111c11 its sec 011d Benjamin hrnught tip 011 printer's ink and bindcr' s paste, and it 11111.5 even rumored that he cut his teeth 011 type metal. Imagine :1 pair of red checks, :1 pair of very wise looking eycs, coupled with these a pleasing personality in which directness 11:15 crowded out arrogance and left T11ct destitute and shivering, and you have :1.F111e pic- ture of this man of affairs i111:1gine such :1 111:111 cultivating potatoes Dave swcars-that Agriculturp should be his life's 1',1'0rk we would far rather imagine him in future ye ears contributing his fertile intellect to literature 111:111 scat- tering it broadcast over the land. Ilu!llli JOHN WILSON McNABB ttMack, Mick CHEMISTRY BELLEVILLE lbj I: To maintain hilt local drag. th-tle uh. tu-tle-uh, a whistle, a cat call, and Manhh enters the room. He amuses his roomie with three steps of an ancient clog, barking at him at the same time. lley, kid, I just got a date with the swellest K. M. She's a dream, and just think, she only scours pots two doors from here. It just moved in-towu. Another clog, another hawl and still another whistle. Then the voice of the irritated landlady comes from be- lnw. Mr. Mchtbb, try to he more quiet.n ' Maek takes 1111 his hook tsingulzlr nnmherl, and carefully ex- amines two lines of ttBunny Keitlfs Carbons. Then- he sees the face of his divinity in a dust cup :15 she industriously scrapes thc grime off the front porch. tore is a dive for the door, a whistle growing fainter and fuinler.--we refuse to tell you anything more about him. It isn't brotherly. 11 Hjltney from Mac. if he stays long enough. ARTHUR ELLWOOD MACK HMac, 6A. E. AGRONOMY FLICKSVILLE Northampton County Club; Agricultural Society. Object: To be lizvrc wlwu l,ialx are served. ttA. E? is one of the nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine unfortunates who must wear the nick- name of 'Mac. But he does have an appetite all his own. My, how that hey can eat! Why, eating is just his little old strong forte. Despite this tthis is really deem, despite this, we repeat, he is very popular with the ladies. All of that when he is such a scandalous stower away of Belgian relief commodities. ., Che; 1916 LAVIE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Harrisburg Club; Electrical Engineering Society. Object: T0 lmw Eli. I, the clcclriral cu Frank hails from the Capital City, but that tloes not necessarily niczm that he has :1 very large capital. you wish a rigid proof of this t1 FRANK JACOB MACKLAN, G E HARRISBURG 3 J. . . .n taken on! of teorem, try to borrow one Of the real rough- necks of Old Main and coupled with the fact that he is 2111 E. E. may perhaps make :1 lincsman out of him yet, WW Chums LAVIE JOHN PATRICK MACKIN Jack, llJ. Pierpont HORTICULTURE RETREAT Wyoming Valley Club; Crab Apple Club; A ty. gncultuml Socxe Objrrl: To fvrm'c l'm'vc CuIluI'c-Horlicultm'c. As a musician and composer of note l'Jack made his debut w1th the famous melody, ' Ihe Most Wonderful 1.7 111d. Pray, tell us, Jack, who she is. Besulcs these other accomplishments he elm also impersonate. Let him hear :1 song, :1 recitation. or anything by Edison or Columbia and he will outdo even the costliest vie- troln, both in gesture and in volume. At first he habi- tutcd midst the comforts of Old Main, from thence he i 5 going to v hled t0 the city and now we hear that he Retreat. WILLIAM ALFRED MAHAFFEY Bill HORTICULTURE RETREAT Object .' T0 sleep. Some say that they donlt know the meaning of that little word Retrezltf hut n'Bill certainly thinks a lot of it. Last summer way out west in Kansas. Uiansas is zl Stutel, 'l lill made a fortune for himself, but spent it long before he got hack to us in the Nittany Valley. Some day tlllill will probably start to make another fortune for himself and then if a good foundation counts for anything he ought to have an easy time of it. CARL EDWARD MAIER, AXA ttDutch ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING lvVHITE HAVEN Class Wrestling UN Class Football w: College Football 60: Cadet Band t1, 2, SJ; Electrical Engineering Society; Allentown Prepara- tory Club. Objccl: Ta be a .wcomt' Sousa. Behold this advertisement for Mullinls Baby Food. Carl is subject to little mustachios, Allentown and the habit of keeping everybody awake with the unseemly noises of his comet. Even if he does walk like a ton of bricks and has a laugh like a forced draft he may make good. But he must consider the shocking career ahead of him. If he survives the juice and doesn't join ' a hand we may hear of his works. Remember, Carl, even Dutchmen sometimes make good. Illullll 17-1 C111 1916 LA VIE 1 W; ALBERT HAROLD MAINWARING Chap CIVIL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Glee Club 11.2 . 81: Class Soccer 11. 2. 31; Varsity Soccer 111:31 Nort h tHigh School Club; 01v 11 Engineering 800 ciety 3011 111. Oljjtmcl. In 111111.: things lilac Hwy 111 : 111 England. Although Chap 11115 spent part of his youth in Eng- land he stands always ready to 11111111 us that the Amer- ican Beauty has something on 1111 0ft The English in H Chap comes to thne 8surface 011 the soccer 1ied.e1'o, 1111 one can see is 11 scramble in which every player seems to be kicking the ot11e1',hut which tinully resolves itself into Chap with the ball; or rthe soccer ball 5 instinct seems to recognize his kick. F11rt11er1110re,C111111 can sing high C xxith the great- est of e11se.111 spite of these accomplishments, he is 11 good fellow and 11 true sport like they are 111 England CHARLES FREDERICK MAKIBBIN Dutch, Mac FORESTRY HARRISBURG Harrisburg Club: Forestry Society. Objcct: T0 May away from 1111' Dzm'h. I you want a drag with 1111c don't c1111 him Dutch. This quiet,5111ili11g forester is 11 Scoteh- Irish- 1111111 and he is proud of it. As a fusser he s 1111 artist, and you ought to see him dance Rumor 11115 it that he gets heavy mail from Lewistown and that there is the girls home. But, ju ust for instance, mention Nor- xxich Talk about the dance and he is always ready to reminiscence. Nevertheless. Mac will make 11 for- ester 1'01- 11' tiat FREDERICO MALDONADO, 41 X A Colorao, I'Italiano MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CAGUAS, P. R. Cosmopolitan Club; La Carole Frangais; Mechanical En ineering Socie Objr'rl: 'l'o fiy 7111111011! wings. Color 0' is not 1111 Italian as is commonly be- 1ieved,h11t :1 worthy descendant of the most noble house errata de D0ria.' 1111121110 is a romantic youth of the kind who weep at the distless of 11 heroine of the 11101ies.11is presence at church runs a close sec- ond to his '1tte11111111ce at b' in the air is his ideal. May the beautiful Mercedes save this hot- hended amateur from such an undertaking. 1111:.11:111H1..11.1w... ., . 11 1 1 . 1 111.111.11.111 1 q .i .' '.;.. 11...... 11....11....1 .WIH11:.111111111111IIU1H1.1. 1111....1. . N11 'I1.' ... .. 11..1.11111311111111Ii.11.1111111211i111l111 Illllllll Glee Clu b 11, CLARKE MARION, 2 b. Fusser BOTANY BAYONNE, N. J. Scabbard and Blade; Agricultural Society. Oijrl: Tu W! nutrricd and live in a catlage for two . Clarke came 10 us from Bayonne and insists that he is really from 1 ew or1. 115 good looks and sunny LliSpOsition have w von for him a place as an Out and out good fellow. 1V e do not k110wjust what line he expects to follow, but judging from appeaiances he will be a l1ot1'111ist.Si11ce Cl1'1rl1e a good night- -worl1'er we heliexe he will go high in whatever field he chooses, and we certainly expect the best results f10111 him. HORTICULTURE Object: we not rigl1t,Fdw 141,11; 11111 1111 111 1111 174 EDWARD DICKSON MALTBY, B60 11 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Druids: Skull and2 Bones: Chairman Junior Prom. Committee; 'College ociety; Assistant3 Manager Vairsity gasketballs ODjL'Cl: To get that 711cclla111'cs. lEdii seems to have two troubles, it the fact that he comes from Jamestown. cannot blame it all 011 JamLstowu chanical engineering did not 1eqt1ire enough real hard wor rk Ed11t11r11ed his attention to something mote dif- 11cult i11 thet shape of Industrial E11gi11eeri11g,and we have no doubt that some day he will rank with such men 115 T1 1onr, Deimc1. known f01 their contributions to SLientilic Management. EDWARD LAWRENCE MARLIN To hail from the Iismokey city is really an asset. Are Just think 110w you appreciate other places. ttEdgT however. deserves a great medit 011 account of the fact that he has helped to make State f0 otball teams, in the capacity as end on the scrub team. He has worked hard and faithfully at that end position and a varsity man will tell you that Ediii 's one of the hardest scrappers 011 the scrubs. sme that he will apply the same spirit to life itself,z111d we will be proud to claim him as a friend IIIIIII' PAUL N ELSON MARSH P. Nah iiMarsh HORTICULTURE HARVEYS Crab Apple Club; Agricultural Society; Civic Club. Objccl: To write a new Carbon book. Upon reviewing the HLife of Paul? after studying Nelsoxfs great histor and reviving memories of uSwampy we find the following facts: In 1912 Paul turned away from his home and his friends to join their rivals, the Centre County Farmers. With others of his class he safely passed the perilous trigonometric and carboniferous stages and ventured into more spen cialized work on the hill. This last peril was too great and he was tempted to take an elective course in Hchick- ens. This option requires at least two evening practi- cums a week. Now he is happy and says that the Ag. Course is O. 7. JOHN ALVIN MARTIN, :2 II eAbe AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY PITTSBURGH Classinaikggpau 02. 3t: Pittsburgh Club; e1 15 Chemical Soctoty. Object: Dawn tt'illz lalmr. John Alvin Martin, known in college life as thef comes from the smoky region of Pennsylvania. Bemg an extra ambitious lat ltAbe decided to go farming. and so we find him in our midst. XVhen Alvin arrived he expressed extreme neutrality as to the fair sex. but the invigorating climate here has so enthralled him that he is now an ardent fusser and as such meets with varied success. He is known about college as a tenor singer LU. baseball fan. Alvin also has a slight knowledge of duck pins and billiards. In spite of this nAhe is a good sport and will be an Ag. Chemist some day. J WARREN LEE MARTIN, cit K q; Featherweight CIVIL ENGINEERING ALTOONA Manager Class Basketball m.- Blair County Club: Civil Engineer- ing Society; Deutscher Verein; Philly Lous. Object: To make a complete gt'adt'liv xur'z'vy of 1111' United Stan's. XVarren Lee, while of scanty wortliness, early dem- onstrated his prowess by hurling a husky truck man down a flight of stairs through a kitchen door, and half- way to the end of a back yard. Hence the name HFeuth- erweight? A stude to the core, he would rather miss four good meals than cut a class. He wants to he a Civil Eng. because as he says a good bit of the work is on the level. 175 ,iullllwmu - i mathematics With him at all last year, lnillllltll mm. mm LA VIE ARTHUR WARD MATTERN Art, ttRoughneckll ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Ohjz'd .' liver hear of Altoona? entered this vale of tears. stories 01 those early clays and in the light of present conditions: we can almost believe some of them. Higher Metzenthinls German didnlt agree . but hes still optomistic. He has a culleetion .Of descriptive terms beside which Webster looks quite pale, and he is like sandpaper all over, but there's not :1 better fellow anywhere. and Tu xpcalc a new English language. Thatls where our little HArt 1'16 tells some wonderful H minlwih :lil-liliiilllllllnlllm Hillilullwmhqlhllltlnlthlllllltllmuliu'll 'xtjw l WALTER RAYMON D MASON ltMase ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HAZLETON Class Track t1, 2h Varsity Track w; Electrical Engineering Society; Hazleton Club. Objccl: Tu bcal 111a! guy Jllul'allmn, if it has lu bu dune in Heaven. This very dangerous looking specimun of humanity hails from somewhere down in the hard coal region. In spite of appearances, llMase is the best ever, as many friends and the handwriting on his letters from Hazle- ton will testify. His favorite studies are Mechanics and Calculus, but he can do some roughing up 011 OC- casion; and if you want to start something, go down to the Co-op corner on :1 Saturday night and ask W. R. whols the best runner in State College. ALTOONA FRED EDWIN MATTHEWS CHEMISTRY SUSQUEHANNA Obji'z'l: T0 .viudy mzlil ltt't'lm' tftlorlc. This studious young man from the Northern Penn- sylvania wilds came here determined to become a chem- ist, and has remained in the same mind notwithstanding his Gasoline Clubll experience. e must, in justice, say of HFreddie that he finds time to slide around the corner once in :1 while. with all his student activities. If application means study and study spells success, we have it here. 176 l 'l WlllulIIlll:llllllllliltllllllllllil IIIIIIIII WILLIAM HORNISH MATTHEWS Bill AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY LEBANON Class Lacrosse 12. 31: Varsity Lacrosse 121; A331 stunt Lacrosse ex- 131; Leibig Chemical Society; Lebanon County 01 11. Obja'l: 70 be a 3.8. tBig BIIU. Mo st of us attempt to look c1ig11ified,'1Bill,1 succeeds. Just what adds that 100 k of dignity to him it would be hard to say. Clothes do not make the 111: 111. We hate to admit it, but it must he his moustache. A moustache ought to make a college chap look 1ike'1 a 11511 out of water. Fins havle never been found 011 1'Bi11. Th fact that 113i11 pl ays La Crosse can he taken either against or for him; against him if the1swz11s11 received to those givtn is in loss ratio than 1: C111; .1916 LA VIE IIIIIIII WALTER AMPHION MAYES Baldy11 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING RED LION Glee Club g0. 2. 81; Mandolin Club O, 2. 31: Electrical neering Society; York County Club Objccl: 70 became an aflm' dmucr xpmlcvr. Bang! B00111! Rah! '1111'1t sounds like 11Baldy Mayes c0111i11g. Yep, thats i111. 1'l3a1dy'1 is always hearhd before he is seen. 1B 11 y's most valuable pos- sessions are the hfty mm: 11 ms covering his master 11111111. He watches day after clay, but the sixtieth won't grow. 1113:1111y's next best friend 15 his 111andoli11.Af- ter he has been in his room for tivc minutes. the neigh- borhood for 111ilesBarou11tl is 111csn1e1'izcd with the rap- turous melodies But f0 01' 1111 his noise and baldness his you Ba ROBERT PETERS MEILY, Pioneer Club Bobf' 1'Smiles, Fat' ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TYRONE Cadet First Liieutenant: LA VIE Board; Motive Power Club; Electrical ieering Society; Blair County Club; Ri 116 01 lub. Objcrl: '10 make a machine 10171 efficient. This smiling, hustling Electrical has one hobby, and that is machinery. His 11:1t111a1 inclination towards 111e- chanics may be partly accounted for by his initials .R P 1., which stand for that well known mechanical ter111,revolntions per m1u. te Smiles11 has already invented scv er111 labor saving devices, sucsh as automatic window closers,e1ect1'ic alarm ciocks that go off at three A. M., and otlier ingenious though somewhat devilish contraptions.1Vith his hustling manner, winning smile and inventive spirit,11 is going to make them all step some when he comes out. 177 1:1 11'ge circle of friends is one to he 01111011 Here's to ldy 1111th CHEMISTRY ful tumor 01' 1:111'y er. JOSEPH PROUT MESSINGER IlJoe91 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING HARRISBURG Mechanical Engineering Society; Harrisburg Club. 0111?va To It'll Prinrc Jllbcrt 101111! 11 1110mm! really is. Here we have One of the original charter members of the course in Industrial E11gi11eeri11g.XVntch him punch :1 ti1111e- c. 1rd and you will see just how :1 WI obtai work 15. A OthiI t of Old Main HJoe just 11:11111:1lly likes to r:1iser:1 racket Maybe that is why he is :1lw:51y 50 successfiil whei1 it comes to playing tennis. G0 to it, Joe. i this old life is :1 deuce 0f :1 game anyway, but u we :111 1111151 fall for :1 ttlm'c scm'c some day. M ANUAL TRAINING w: 1it and see. 178 JOHN MERION, Viking Club Objm'l: T0 full: lmzdm' 11nd fHXfl'l' than 5101111111 Pond. HWhoop! Bang! Clash Just Jack's quiet way of entering upon the scene John was :1 model of quietness and good behavior when :1 Freshman and had to ring :1 bell to let you know that he had a1rived-hut never 110 more expect to hear him talk he is closely associated with the Bull Pei 11. Hack is full of 1:111: Opinion that he will e1e11t112111y he eit1e STEPHEN JEFFREY MILLARD Glee Club 111; College Otcliestra 12.31'College Band CD; Industr ial Engineering Society Objcrl: To play Ilic vialm 11.1 good as Ix'ubc'lzk. Jeftm came into our midst from Scranton Where he received his pIepamtion for is to teac11.Besides his regular college w01'11,, uJeff' interested :11011-1; musical lines. wood he s sawing 011 his violili. which we 11:11' e, and from hrst hand e1ide11ce. we know that he has :111 intc1est in the I. 1111:111cia1 0r feminine inteiest we wont say, but just Che 191$ 111111211171? IIHMIIII BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MILLER iiBen HORTICULTURE PENCOYD Objt'rt: To graduate in the I-Iorticullm'al course in ,16. Ben has just recently adopted Horticulture as his hope in 1ife.He was :1 lo yal forester until early in his Junior year when he conceived the idea that he was in the wrong course for his possibilities. Miller 15 a good student at times, and is also a S S teacher of some note During the summer camp he was strong 011 spending the week ends at the college. Summer school was in session hBen is always happy and has :1 good wonl for you 11here1'er you a'ei EARL DEWEES MILLER Dewey CIVIL ENGINEERING McKEESPORT Objt't'l: I don? Imuzu llow Sllt' did il but she did. McKeesport, and I am proud of it. These words come from Our good itiend Lari quite often, so ofteiu in fact, that we really think he means it. Dc11'ey a conscientious worker and we are certain that if lie conducts himself as well out of school as 11l111e :1 111cm- hcr of th 1e class, his success is assured. E1111 is :1 lme fellow and a good friend, 0110 of the few 11110 110 not let their college life lead them from the stiaight 11nd nar- 1011' 11at1. JOHN RANDALL MILLER HRanH COMMERCE AND FINANCE STATE COLLEGE 00119 9 Football 0. 21: Varsity Football 61; Class Basketball 3 112:1 Captain Class Baseball 121; Philly Lous. Object: 10 mulct' ll'ullcr Camp 3 AlI-Anmrimn. 'Ran was always one of the so-called rough-neclgs and many a freshman knows well the.st1ng of his paddle. But hR1111 soon put this potc11t1al energy to good use and heard the call of liBill hollenbach 211111 the pigskin and donned the warriors uniform. Durlug his stay at State, Ran has proved to us all that he is one Of the best guaids that has 01' er represented the Blue and White 011 the gridiron, and was mentioned by sev eral critics for the All-A111e1'ic1111. Arough and ready fellow is R1111 with lots of the pep and fight. Good luck, boy, lets see you go J79 C111e 1916 LAVIE J OHN S. MILLER CHEMISTRY YORK Object: To be a Sricnn'sf LO This Sphinx 1111e individual from York decided to takeI Chemist try because there was not much talking in it. 111 the meantime he has mastered the gentle art 0 fussing on account of his Rhetoric courses and his musical ability. In fact those luesday night orchestra practices are becoming so popular with Johnnie, that he is neglecting his Che111istry.Solve the 1110b1em of how to isolate girls from chemistry and you will have learned a great lesson, Johnnie. PARKER GILES MILLER 11P. 61.;, ttAmpere ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING FRIEDENS Electrical Engineering Society; Somerset County Club. Obfvrl: Tn make Hm R-I Drop. Coming from that noble town of Friedens, which translated literally into the United States language means HPCHLC, t G. has set the example of univer- s:1l peace for 1111 1916. But in thOSL class scraps of long 211:0; ye Gods 11111 110w that boy could rough things up. '1 hen it was that he proved that Fliedens would some day he on thL 111: 1p or give someone 1111 awful shock CHARLES PHILLIP MILLS Rips, c. P., 111111111111 CIVIL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Philadelphian Club; Northeast IClub; Civil ngineering Soci 1tye Object: To bid Six Yaw in 1700 lumdrai. Here we have :1 promising Ci1i1 who devotes him- self to three divinitics: sleepinge eating, and selling you something you dont w1mt.He is :1 diplomat of the finest calibre, and in proof of this we state that he calls 011 three sisters. tRip s 'originality 11:15 won him fame, 111111 he once astounded us by the st11te111eutf1fhdic- tion11ry is 110 authori ty. He is a good stude and his initials prove he is 1iChemically Pure. Good luck, kid, lets see you go! 180 EARL THOMPSON MITCHELL, LP 2 K iiShorty, iiRunti, itPooda LANDSCAPE GARDENING BROCKTON, MASS. Objm'l: Gradualiml. After :1 migratory preparatory school education iShorty decided he 111111 collected enough credits; 111111 was ready to enter college. We are imchd fortunate 11111311 we think that he selected Penn State 115 the insti- tution upon which to confer the honor of his presence he Rum had heard of the PC1111 State l'orestcrs 111111 111111 hopes of becoming one of them. but losing his 11111- hition along that 1i11e.he Llccided 10 take Landscape G111'11e11i11g.Ilc is built 100 Llose to the g1 Ound to he 11 fo1ester.1111y11'11y; but 111111 ti111e-11L11'11 saying. good goods i1i little packages. applies quite well to HPooda.H n C111 1916 'LAVIE PALMER SCOTT MOCK, JOHN THOMAS MONAHAN, tbK Him, uSwako, 'iMonogramii CIVIL ENGINEERING 'iScottyf iiSnnscrit ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ROARING SPRING Electrical Engineering Society; Blair County Club. Objt't'l: To xlvcp on ruurizm 1711111 Old chop ye know this 110111'1op came fiom Roaring Spring. and he never wcuries in telling you 11 its prowess. He walks around college with his head in the aii like Rahc 1V 0011, as much 11s to say. '1 own the movies I L1o. S1111sc1it hz1s two hobbies. singing praises of Cosine 1Vright 111111 reciting Liittics i11 pl'HISC of his 11111111 bumr 111ere .611 Ls off again Just 1istc111 1' 111 in love with Roaring 511.1r111gs hound this spot fond mem ry Llihgs. eOIle hrick-one Calculuseonc tle11d P111111e1' ALTOONA Associate Editor 1916 LA VIE: Track Squad 11. 2i; Civil Engineering Society; Blair County Club Objcrt' Hoch dcr Kazsci !-VO T 'Jim was originally a mechanical, but after :1 sum- mer's social SL11so11 in the mines around Uniontown he concluded that there were other places beside 11c111e11 111111 the face 01' the earth so he changed to civil in order to get' 111 the anatomy of coal veins He 11m er forgets to remind you that he is from Altoona. the home of pretty gi1'1s. and he always produces a few 011 Inter- scholastic Day.11is favorite diversion is exercising his vocal cords Which reminds you of an accident ward in :1 city hospital. He is a stude of 110 mean ability 111111 has 11 personality which commands the respcd of 01 ery one. 181 IIIIIIIII 59 mm 1916 LAVIE RUSSEL MOORE, A X E leRussn CHEMISTRY PHILADELPHIA Glee Club O, 21; Cadet Second Lieutenant; T. T. Chemical ety; Officers Clu b. - Objccl: T0 calcli up wilh a good nightly sleep. This remmkable specimen of State College youth hails from the land where snails do not form :1 portion of the tdismaD di e.t During his stay with 115 he has rendered himself conspicuous by his vocal ability, avoir- dupois, and lack of coifTure. Though engaged in the study of Chemistry, he expec cts to earn a UV elihood up- on his graduation through his musical ability. To be ex:1ct,11e expects to join out with the Uerpicide Musical To rtme Company in which he will pose 113 the horrible example. JOHN EMMET MORROW, A XE Louse CHEMISTRY MERCER Cnde. Band JV 2. 3;: College Orchestra. 0. 2, 81; sity Debating GD Object: T0 in mince mmiml lanes f1 um Lllcmu 111 mph 31011.1 The Louse is 1111111ys willing to leave his test tube washing while twatiing his trombone 011 the kerosene circuit. ask I' 1111110t Department. ranks of the scrub profs 11t11rc. If you need help in any questions in physics y now control the Physics In spite of the fact that he has entered the we still have hope for his GORDON VORHEES MOY C2Mayer,91 ISMoiII PRE-LEGAL PLAINFIELD, N. J. Objm't: To open a May 11nd May Mic and Pal aw 0 cc. There IS not much in common between an Industrial Chemist and a awyc r. otiinp: except the industlrial' part Nevc1theless it took just two days for to Lh 111ge to the honored profession of 'iprLsenting the 110111 and woe of the poverty Stricken for :1 pittance UMoi isnt 11 101 er of exerciso,l1ut e1e1y summer he pushes a motor- boat on the Shrcushui'y River. It has been reported that mWayer became unduly excited dur- ing the Main- McAllistcr football game No doubt the cause was justifiable 182 .1 :1 WLHLVm - I 1 us - d n n : ghe E g? Li t, gfaimzrg xtu:.vu:suuu HOWARD ROLLIN MOYER ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ALLENTOWN Oijct: To move his home lawn to Stale College. Howard hails from the city of cider and pretzels. and he is proud of it. To some he is known as l'ltml Guy -zm appelation thrust upon him because of his ap- parent desire to appear other than what his goocl nu- tured countenance reveals him to be. He is very de- sirous of getting back to Allentown, where usome one will be waiting for me. He is some Hstude, but still he has plenty of time for his friends. RUSSEL ALLEBACK MOYER, S X Russy ttAlleback, uPop HORTICULTURE PHILADELPHIA Objcct: lexurc. The one regret of Alleliackls life is that Philadel- phia is so far from State College, as the higi cost of postage combined with the increased cost of livmgr 15 continually keeping him broke. He is keenly interested in the recent war, and one frequently sees him either going to, or coming from. the llHepis house. where he holds hot discussions. The saying that large ears de- note generosity certainly holds true in the case llAllelmckli and a bigger hearted fellow would be hard to lind. HARRY PAUL MUFFLY, E II Pickles AGRONOMY HOWARD Agricultural Society; Centre County Club. Object: Tn vxlablislz a m'tc' menu for the cool: shacks in 11w Kansnx wheat ficl 3. If ltPiclx-les accomplishes no more than putting his little city on the map he will be doing it a great honor. Being born in Chicago. he has since become the pro- verbial globe trotter. He states with pride that he was in almost every state in the Union. To break the mo- notony of school life he worked in the Kansas Wheat fields last summer. This gave you a real start. Mullly. and you are showing the real tlstuiTn for a farmer, so keep going. 183 1.5;: CM 1916 LA VIE ?;TL-rs-s- i-s g $'w;.s 2-22.. ALFRED BIERLY MUIR, GE Abe, Alfie HORTICULTURE DETROIT, MICH. Objcrl: To be 111 Michigan, down 011 1111' farnfi 'Iira-lzt-la-Ia! By ji11ks!, said HAbe. til 11 fool the Ag. Cl1en1.:1ml tilixe Hort Well, we agree with you, Allie. lruclx seems to be your li11e.HStick-to-it is WXifie's middle 11ame,a11d he has surely hecn instru- mental in helping to produce :1 good Collegi:u1.Let us hope when he gets to growing truck he can find as many subscribers to it as he has for the paper JOHN RUSSEL MULL itRuss?! CIVIL ENGINEERING GREENSBURG Louise Carnegie Scholarship tn: Civil Engineering Society; Rina Club. Objevf: 111 gct 3011190119 lo 110 I115 studymg while 16 1911111 lo 111: 011101 111111 chc, ice, :my ice to-day? Yes, this modest re- scrvul quid indivdual spends his 1acation periods in juggling ice, and he takes great pride in exhibiting the physique Llcxcloped by that occupatio11.uRu is a good student but strange to say he iinds time5 to 1111- swcr six letters :1 day from Jeanette lie is usually so busy that his college work interferes with his other duties He is rtally liked because he does his work uithnm the semblance of grinding. HARRY LEROY MUMMERT iiProf, ltKidn MECHANICAL ENGINEERING YORK Mechanical Engineennx Society: Motive Power Club; Yo rk County 0111 b. Object: To get the guy that p111 the mum 1'11M1m111zert. Having spent the allotted time as an apprentice, Hurry came to us as a full- Hedged nuchinist Perhaps it was for this reason that he spent his underclass days to the best advantage and scarcely lost an opportunity to better his mental c011diti011.But being studious did not deter his entering into the joys and pleasures of college life, he is well known to many of the fairer sex, both in this town and in those within a radius of fifteen miles. 184 JOHN FOSTER MUSSER, 9E 1Cutie AGRON OM Y Agricultural rSociety: Cadet Second Lieutenant; 011109 s;Clu11 Centre County Ch 111. Objz'z'l: 10 make $5000 from tc'n arm's. After 1111ishi11g his course at the little red school 0111916 LAV1E EIIIIIII STATE COLLEGE house.gr11d11ating at Pine Grove Mills and State College High Sci 10015, lioster wished to continue his good rec- ord. Accordingly he joined the 1916 Ags. 11nd Lontinucd to 1101111511 until he hit German. This peroxide blonde deceives one by his looks and is 11 professional f11sse1'.Also :1 singe1 of some 11016.1?1 10 15 1111110115 f01 10nd socks moonlight strolls and 111111- tnry ahilily Cutie kno ws Agriculture from Z and can Llyisting'nish hctwecn a ChiLken 111111 :1 hen a block away. GEORGE RIDER MUTH ttMutf Smutzi, CIVIL ENGINEERING HUMMELSTOWN Philly Lous. Object: To love and by lowed. One bright afternoon when the sun had resigned the world to sadness 11nd the sighing south wind was mourning over the lost sentiant 0f :1 materialistic age, ca111e118n1utzf1 From the 111ml of high- hails c11111e 11c from the land of love and 11111g11ter 1Vith him he b1011ght the hearts of 111 my 1111'1irlens 1151111112 is stil the mighty conqueror, but now he 11115 inusted all his hopes and happiness in just one chu11ce.1f we can keep him out of the funny house until she 11'1s him 11011 under control :1 hue and 1'0s1 future is his. CLARENCE S. MYERS 11Doc'1 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BLOOMING GLEN Objcrl: To find out all of tho 11111133 and ?t'hi'l'CfOl't'S. '1D0c1s . 11'11dcst job is explaining just where Bloom- ing Glen is 10cated.However. no matter where the blooming place is, the people there must he origin'll because when 11D0c c21111e amongst us 11c had some ideas of his own to which he clung with the tenacity of :1 111111-1101; and where with he got in wrong with a few of those higher 11p.1-1e shows that the original German 510th is there in large quantities, and when he becomes allgry there is a constellation in the immediate vicinity. The lxaiser 11011111 do well to 100k him up. ; . aa-m-Ill HORTICULTURE his upper valve casing. J SARA MAY NEFF 11Sally HOME ECONOMICS CENTER HALL Y. W. c. A. Play 131. ObjUN: To lwrsrmify pw'fu'mal muliun. Optimistic, fc1'1r1ess,h11bbling over with laughter $11111 goes along-evcn 5111111111 was a 's1112111 matter 10 1er. Sz1rz1s room is the mecca for :111 studes who 111111 relief fiom their hunger in doughnuts 111111 apples, 111111 11 solace from their 1101ct'111 woes in her care dispelling,y 11211111'C.SOC101:y 11.15 little charm for her but she s quite noted for dragging her friends 011 long hilxes.VVl1cther for the 511111: of walking 01'111ere1y to take pictures is 51111 2111 open question. 211101111. 186 PAUL JAMES NEFF, Q E moon 1 mean Shakespeare though nothingr 111111 happened says. 11161111 tale, you'll have to see the 1111111 yourself. RIDGELY, MD. College Football 121; College Track 121; Agricultural Society; tab Appl 9 Club: Southern 0111.11 0111111: To look big, lmld, bad 01' 11111151'1'1'111. Well, it came near being Paul Jones. 11i11111t it? That is Lngnonmnully speaking, it did 2111 right at 111:1t.f11c11 w1.w1111111 have 111111 an obtrucling point in the 11111115 personality upon which to hang :1 write- -11p. must have recourse to that fuzzy artiLle of disguiSL on As it is we 11 1 And thereto hangs 1'1 t1116,as go right 011 reading as A5 for the tail, GEORGE LESLIE NEELY, Cuheco Club 61Bill, eKPeEII ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Oijcl: To read 11115 1111111111! bcing shocked. LEHMAN 111 the 11111 of nineteen twelve, there came :1 1112111 to us from that renowned metropolis Bill believ cs, tIf it isnt electric, it isnt 111011er11.z11111 so 111: 111111 him up. to date 011 1111 ttcurre11t topiLs. nPeg' is quite a H1ive wi1e :1111011g the 1a11ies,we understand; house pzlrtv 1111ce11s 11aving the upper 11111111. George is 21 hard 110rker 211111 '1 conscientious 12111, 211111 with this combination as a foundation 11c can see only SULCCSS 011 Centre. ....... , 1... 0.1.... . , 1-.W.Ww-w1mvw nuns ! C11e mm 11 WE? Li W AMMON DANIEL NEIN Hsg, iCA. D. CIVIL ENGINEERING MOUNT PENN 01ch ' I 0 5111110311111 11111101110 I'amiiimlimzscof the litadiug sleam plvlzt'lx and plot the cm: Ach, Gntness, nein, ncin. This young man was born :1 long, long time :1g0,to be exact, A. D. 9. If anyone wishes to gaze upon silence pcrsonihed then behold this modern incaination 0f the Sphinx. If any distinc- tion attaches to being the quietest man in college then X certainly merits this designation However, beneath his calm and undisturbed exterior, 0110 linLls 11111 abounding good nature and :1 spirit of good fellow- s 11p. RAYMOND ALOYSIUS O BRIEN, 111 K Obief Ray, iiObre' 0n ANIMAL HUSBANDRY 1VILKES- BARRE College Orchest m 11,,31: Mandolin Club U. 21: College Band LS1: ghesp pian 0.1'11111351311.2 L1, 21; Thespian Club1Agricultural Society; 1111 Lou Obj1 rt: 7 a be a farmer without 71'01'11'1'11 011 a farm. HRay hailed from that gnstv city of XVi1k05- lunre f101n which city he came hloning into State with his unusually placid hron much towsled lle intended to liddle his way through leaving studies and general college work undisturbed. Obi C says he's off the chicks :111v 11101.0 01 There are no :uitlientiL rl'COFdS of his having made the twelve mile migratory mid but it has been inferred that he, has been hushed from the 131'0Lke1'hotf league. Rays' :1 1111111 for :1- this. and hcrc' s best wishes for the materialization of his meti'y estate dreams. WILLIAM REANEY OEHRLE, 11113.61 min AGRONOMY PHILADELPHIA LA VIE Board, Froth L2 31:01aas Banquet Committee 131; gricultural Society; Philadelphia. Club. ObjL't't: T0 rullitvalc a dignitird bearing. Here is :1 man who is studying farming to he :1 manu- facturer. However when Fish comes around for old clothes iiDili surely displays his conLealed talents. XVe would predict :1 brilliant future for him in that diiec- ti011.As the original slang dispenser he can give Scwell Ford about as much cause to brag as in mouse that has hLen eaten by :1 cat. 1.1111, 111 111 1111111111111 11 1.11111 . , ,, . 187 hChe 1916 LAVIE ROBERT HERMAN OLMSTEAD, AY itGrummyJ' nReuben, Appetite, 1180b ANIMAL HUSBANDRY FAIRDALE Friars: Scabbard and Blade: Student Council: Class Lacrosse t2, 31: up ain Class 111101053 36 t2 1; Varsity Laura 0356 11b 21; Cadet First Lieutenant; Susque hanna Calunty Club; Si rloin Club Objstrt lu luv if on rlzirk. It docs 1101 :11 :1ys take :1 City to produce big men Such a community as Fairdale cannot be sneezed 111. 1111005 seem strange, however, that Grummy selected agriculture and cob culture rather than entering the 111inistry. 111th that heavenly air and c111'l in his hair 10 could no doubt get away with it. As it is he expects to be a farmer 21111101111011 it comes to feeding stock and otherwise, we11,he has already put several grocers out of l111si11ess.111tcr his rather delicate Q1 appetite the next essential detail in his makc- up is his military trai11ing.At lxe eystone Academy liRcuben always 11111GC11 to the beat of 1111111'1e1l drums-this accounts for his 1111 car. 1113. success 01' failure will be shown 011 :1 new reel every week. 1V11tcl1 the Ag. bulletin. HARRISON MARTIN OLP 13111 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING . RED LION Mechanical Engineering Society; Motive Power Club; York County Club. .1..g-u1M....-.-. -m. nw-e Objm'ls To appear busy all the lime. hBill escaped from York County, the home of the Pe1111syl11111i11 D111c11.1-1e is one of the busiest men 01 in college L, and sticlxs in his room like :1 fly in :1 1110- 111sscs h1uTL 1. When it comes to English Economic Ilistory Bill is '11 whale One of the ornaments th'1t :1110r11s'11is houdoir enclosures is a blue book upon which there is 1111 exemption gradc.Bi11 intends to pass this valuable 11111111iscript to succeeding generations to show them his deeds done in Lollegc. It has been whispered about that' Bill is the only social lion in junglc- town FRANK OVERFIELD Ovey'1 HORTICULTURE TUNKHANNOCK College Track 111; Member Flag Scrap Committee 01; Wyoming County 0111 Object: Globc-M'otter. Overfield? 011, yes. That guy from out west some- where. Utah 01' Idaho, or some one of those western counties. 1V11y, he was here once before, wasn't he? 1915 Mechanical-I mean Electrical-e-Liberal Arts, 1'11: '1e1'. 011, well, what is the difference. He took them :111. It is the word of the Rumor Committee that Con- nie Mack is after him, but he hasnt much chance for landing Ovey. No, not much. You know Ovey always puts business before pleasure. Whats his business? You ask him yourself. 188 IIIIIIIII ALLISON RAYMOND PALMER Rayn ELECTRO-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING MALDEN, MASS. Varsity Track in: College Track m: Class Track a. 2i; Student Council iSi: Anvil Club; Eleotro-Chemical Engineering Society; Deutscher Verem. OIIth: 'I'u jump and to paddle. This youth believes in paddling his own canoe, and has certainly proven himself :1 master llt this rather difficult art. A complete list of the fair ones whom he 'had on the moonlight waters last summer would look like the telephone directory of his own town. Always rather quiet, a good stude, and :1 broad juniper of some Enerit. we are glad to have him for a class mute and rlen . CIVIL ENGINEERING Che 1916 LAVIF, One night last June when the streak of rust to Lewxsbnrg were GRANVILLE P. PATTERSON ASHLAND Objcrl: To get an cducaliuu at a rval rollvgc. acoustics along the never better. :1 long, lean youth on the Bucknell field of turnips hennl strains of Old Penn State was Old Penn State, he immedi- ately resolved that he was to expand and enter ihe col- lege of note across the hills. By such means this prod- net of the backwoods was brought to our doors for trimming. He had been well trimmed. but ere long we w111 show a respectable WILLIAM CARSON PEOPLES, BQII liPeeps, Bill HORTICULTURE GREENSBURG Olzjcvl: To do Ilzc fair, square thing by all. iiPecps is all wrapped up in Horticulture and has dreams of a big fruit ranch in the Golden West, where apples grow to the size of pumpkins and money is counted by the bushel. Our Greensbnrg citizen is a harmony dispenser of rare ability and can generally be found in a group of singers handling the tenor varia- tions like a veteran. In his three years at State liPeeps has formed many friendships which will never be se- vered; for gaining the respect of his acquaintances and securing the permanent friendship of his companions are his specialties. 189 predict that neither the telephone booth nor the den tjgjtly $31653 1915i L VEE W-u ENOS J. PERRY Enoch ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DALLASTOWN Agricultural Society; Civic Club; Prohibition League; Dairy Cattle Club; York County Club. Object: T0 sec Prohibition from Tampa t0 Spokam'. Enos hails from York County and claims that there are more farms and girls per square mile there than in any other part of the state. By the first glance at this young man it is readily seen that he has taught school. His favorite pastime is printing pictures, and he may he found any evening in his room mixing solu- tions. Singing, piano playing and a little music on the banjorinc fill in between times. With these accomplish- ments and a working knowledge of farming Perry is sure to make good. ADA BERTHA PFEIL aPime HOME ECONOMICS ERIE Objm'ls Tu bu an uplimisl 0f the firs! rank. XVhen our demure little Ada hrst came to us she tried to convince us that Lake Erie was the honly place in the world, but now she knows that there are a few uthcrs. llcr habit of curling up in one corner of her chair and humming as she sews or tttats indicates her good disposition. As a freshman she talked Ger- man unccasingly, but now she gets along quite well with an occasional tthsundheit. Ada takes things as they come and never appears to worry about anything -Carhons not excepted. WENDELL PHILLIPS ttWendy ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING FRACKVILLE Electrical Engineering Society; Schuylkill County Club. Object: To mulcc a ngd imlvrmxion. Frackville, Pa., is noted for its Hoisting Plane. and WVendyW Poor XVently is one of those fortunate CO ones who have free entrance to the Ladies Cot- tage. He never talks about his visits, but we know thats. iVendy does not find much time in which to stun his professors with unusual knowledge, but he has become notorious for his musical abilities. His opin- ion of himself is-. Let him have it 190 iaxsuuara HORACE BOLTON PHINNEY Phin LANDSCAPE GARDENING Glee Club 11,21; Officers Cl11b:I1nndscape Gardening Society; .1 1 0011 11110 we have here; :1 man who :11 11151 was :1 '11111 now we can claim him as :1 111011? Horace enrolled :11 the beginniLug 0f the t11'11 1'ez1r ; 15.. her of 1916. secmnl semester Of his freshman vear :ls :1L:111ds':1pc J:'1rtl1111e1L-. 111111 1115 taste for the 11e11111f111 COIIIS1C11 with his c11tt:11.,1e practicum 11:11e resulted in :1 gm 0 1' in the s11hjeL'1. hating squad. :1111111'e will he always ghul 10 say that he was :1 class- 111:110. GILBERT PALMER POND, AY uswampn ean ngo County Object: Argumcul. His love of an argument and his per- sunsive :1hility have won for him :1 1111100 0111ehde- As :1 true friend we recommend 111111111 PRE-MEDICAL Object: To pz'm'lirc in rompemtiun with 1111 zuzdt'rlulcc'r. 11114.41 11:11111'c created graduates with his class. of HSIICZlhilIg-llp 011 11'. 1111: :1 1111131111 c111 1'11go. another 111111.1 1:1i11111e111 for his friends. iiSwnmp she produced her masterpiece 150 they saw. A rolling stone gathers 110 moss; he takes four 111 three, one year :1hr0:11g1. and still By :1 carefully 1111 1'1111cd course he came within :111 ZICC of mis- 11C.B11t she didnt like tifzip, pr rest 0 His ability 011 the cello and his soft met t:1llie touch 011 the ivories affords muLh enter- OIL CITY Club HOWARD RICHARD PICKETT, A T12 11Abne1', Pick AGRONOMY PITTSBURGH Vazwsity Track 11. 21: Class Track 11. 21: Class Wrestling 6211i: College estli mg 12. 31; Stu dent Co11nci1 131: M C. A. net 131: Xiaseistant 31151 3: Manager Penn St ate Farmer 12.3110 Fllag Scr rap Commi ttce: Agricultural Societ y. 0111111: 10 111: a lillli' fc'm'fnq. This eonser'111ti1e youth came 10 11s in the 1:111 01 1912. and although11es1dc11tof Pittsburgh. he has spent the annler part of his life in :1 littlL town of Ohio known as 11:1rnes1ille 1or 81311101011111. which is 1101011 for its 111'e11y girls. As :1 student 11L is :1 man of abil- ity and great concentration, and he specializes in strong 1111ishes. Mme 1' takes :1 great interest in college activ- ities and he excites :1 good i111111e11ce upon those around him. STATE COLLEGE Socioet y. in the future ' ALBERT WENTZEL POTT 25Ali, INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING JERSEY SHORE Ohjvvl: Tu lry and 1:11! 1111' pin boy tollclz lzc bowlx. Well, here is gentle111c11,the third from the right Note the 0211111111111 ge1l1t1e smile play over his featmcs. He is 1111111111111. Of what is he thinking? He is think- imp,r of the 1:111 in Jersey Shore Look carefully, gentlev me11,fm- you are now gazing 011 the features of the champion bowler of Jersey Shore. That is, he was the champion 1111111 :1110111er fellow came along and bowled 100 111111 that beat Pott's record by 15. 11 ell, good- bye, Pntt, he gool. HORTICULTURE Cadet Band 11'11.'1e.131; western Pennsylvania. 192 1916 LA VIE Popkyj' or 111Lre Popky, ObjLTl.1 a blow I115 071111 horn sparsely settled and thickIy CHARLES HERBERT POPKY upopkyu ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Deutscher1 Verein; Deutscher Verein Plays 12 Wyo g Valiey Club; Men orah WILKES- BARRE . 31; Cosmopolitan Club; Electrical Engineering Object' Tu bcmmc a chess player. is both wise and psycholo- wise. He is a remarkable actor-his trump card 111 that line being his superior qualities of adaptability For instance, for :111 erudite, 111111ti110-:111Ll-z1bysma11y convolu- ted,a1'tistic :11111 mistocmtic brain to create :1 furore in the role of :1 hootblack in :1 Ge11111111 play, takes some inherentf adaptability. Is it necessary to state that be- cause of his personal magnetism ' powels 0f eICLtrifying :1 feeling, organic nudiet1cc,hc 11i11 be able to dectrify the unfeeling, inorganic world because of 1115 past WALTER GRANT POWELL, A T Q i1Willie RIDGWAY College Orchestra t1, 2. 31; Thespx 'an Orchestra t1 , 2. This studious looking individual comes from the wooded section of Nor th- In the catalogue he is listeda :1 Hort. ,but his course is rea11y 1tBand. 1 lights in arousing his neighbors about 7 A. M. with his morning concert He is strong,r for Swamp 5 Chemistry, Thespian trips, and Pittsburgh tobies. he hopes to own :1 fruit farm, peaches and apples 011 the same tree. him justice we must say that he is an earnest student, and :1 congenial fe110w,a11d if these two qualities pre- sage success, watch for H1Villie o11 the top of the heap. WVi lie de- At some time where he can grow In Older to do 1 1....--e- ,VV...M,.-..V.,.M-.1, w.1 11,-. -1- 1.. C111 1916 LAVEE RUSH CARL PRATHER, IXA ' uSii, ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING CHAMBERSBURG LA VIE Art 513.11,;Architec1um1 Engineering Society; anikl n County Clu b 01111171: '1'1; g0 fixlzing1 ' 1 l1111 11 '11 pursiblc. Si always takes time to tell his friends of the 011- 1101'11111i1i15 111111 11w11it them in Chunibershurg. Occu- 5101111113' he tries 10 1011 11 joke, but it always turns on him. During the summer he directs C.1 11 contractinKr 11rm,so 111111 011 rainy days he can go iishiing. 11c c1111 111'11'1'1 11 fish 11 mile 1111'11y 111111 c1111 recognize its hrcctl 113'113021101At 01111r 1imc Si 11i1's 10 play 11 1111111110- 1i11 VVlth 11101.0 Ur iCSS SUCL'L'SS. ECKLEY WOODS QUIGGLE, E T Eek ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PINE STATION Electrical Engineering Society. 0121'1'1'1: T17 121' 1111 uulhm'ily 1111 111I111'l1'1'11'. 111 this good-looking,51111110113,1110111113 gemhmcn, we 111110 the M111hem1111c111 Pr0111g3'. As 1111 111111101'i1y 011 athletics 111' 11115 110 e11u111.Li1111' is known 01' his 1111'13' hi5101',3' but 111111 115 11 child 111 51101111111 1:1'1'111 101'1' f0r electricily lhis is proved by 1111'1'111'1 111111 111' could induce 11 1'111'rc111 through the business end 01' 11 milk 1101110 110 is 11 13:00 011 consistent wurkcr, 11111 1101 11 grind, 111111 makes 11 11111110 01' 11 clussniatc. WILLIAM VINCENT QUINN Bill, Quinny LANDSCAPE GARDENING MINERSVILLE 01111113711 murl Charm, Pm 111111111 1111' flip of 11 1.11111 1!! fl11'1'111 11f II11' 1 111111' I11 111'1'1111' 11 'l11'11111 if 111' 1111 111' D1'111I1. ixnmvn gcncr11113'11s 1111. 1101 gas hill hecuusc Quinn is rather 111111'1.11c received most of 111:; 01111- 1'111i011 111 Mincrsvillc excepting 11 few days wh1ch 111' 5111111 111 11 medical 51'11001. where the pcrsonncl W115 r111111'1' 1101.111 much 10 his 11i51i11'e.T111'11 after 11 years traveling 111'111'1-1'11 Mincrsxillc 111111 Pottsville hc c111111' 10 State and deciding to do justice 10 his artistic abil- ity 100k 1111 1.111111511111e hardeninrr 11'11' has 1111 1111- 11s11111 1111111'11' 01' telling 1110 most impiOhthc stories in the 111051 convincing 1111111111'r111111 this 11115 gained for him the 1111c of Mark Txuiin's11111101'.study '11'y'mil11hmi11'111111111'1,11111131111114111 1 1. 111111111 1 11 1 'H 1 11'1'11 11, , , , , 1 ,11 11 m 111 1; ,111, ,1 111 1 1 1 1 11.1 1.; 11 1 1 ; 1 11 1 . . .1 111,111 1 C111 1916 LAVIEE , 1W ....-... LEICESTER SEYMOUR RAYNOR. CI'AQ 45Red7! AGRONOMY WINCHESTER, MASS. Thespians 11. 211 Thespian Club; College Football 121; Class Fa otball 121; Class Banquet Speaker r11 0111171: To 111' 111'111'11' 111mm? 11 :vlzixfu'z'. t is 11 wonderful thing 111 have some distinguishing 1111111-111111'11' in your physiognmny N0 0111 1111115 to he introduced 10 our distinguished 111681111511 111' '111111 peer- lessco111c1lial1-111r.1111y11or.chisjust'xlul' to every l11111y.A1111 who would think that 11011011111 it 1111 he is h11111111'apcpc11 with 11 1111111110 11110 1 ciccstcr Seymour. W 1111 enjoyed 111111, 1111 1111 1111111115 111111 011, 111111 11111111 his friendship 11110 of 0111 distinct 1155015 gath- 1'1'1'11 at 1'1'1111 $11111. DAVID SIMPSON REED Davie AGRONOM Y CLAYSVILLE Ul2j1'1'l: 'l'n gi'z'v i11.1'l1'1u'fz'011 I1: l'hysllzv' l'ruft'xsw's. Davie is 1'1 c111'111istry shark who came to 113 111101' graduating :11 11'. 11 J. He has the uncanny f111'1111y of getting results in physics with 1111111111111 instruments. 111$ shy disposition makes him 11111'11 10 he 1111scrve11. 110 may often 111' f11111111 wanderingr 11111111111 the college farms. Davie 5113's that he expects to put his 1'110111i511'y 111 work 1111 the farm 1'11111 therefore 11511 less horses. GLENN ALLAN REID Speedy CIVIL ENGINEERING TITUSVILLE College Football 11, 21: Crawford County Cl11b1De11tscl1er erein: Civil Engineering Socie Obj1'1'l: 'I'u bc a Irind-hz'urh'd :1'11111'11' . The original 1111111'y 0111111'111'5 1111110rst1111y. in 21 111'11w111g-1'.111m1 Giv 0 him 11 sight of 11 111i111'e11 111111 1110 11111111111111 of 1111 introduction 111111 the race is 115 1100113 '15 111'1 for he will run away with the 110111.A111011g his 11:15s 11111103'Spec11y is 115 popular 11.: a warm stove 011 11 10111 night. 111111 110 is known 10 he a good scout 111111 1111 1111 1110111111 good follow. Just who will be out tof 11 job when he leceives his sheepskin is 11 question, but we would 5111rgest that 1111 ci1i15 take not C. 194 ,1- .-m.mwmw-ww,qw.w.;m-.mm11 . .' 1 Che 1916 LAVIE THOMAS FRANCIS REIMER Tommy ELECTRICAL ENGIN 'EERING POTTSTO1VN Obji't'l: 'l'o .101111' lime kill a barber. 7 1111011 '1'01111113' l1r51 0111110 here 110 was 11 1111111'0 01 C1115101' C011111y,but 1'0111izi111,r the 1011y 01 his ways in 11 511011 1i1110 110 moved to 110115101111. :15 1111 111111101in 011 11111101110111115 ' 111111'110011'5 T01111113 ' 11115 110 01111111. 110 11150 11115 1111i10 11 10111111111011 1.1 115 11 111101 11111 is 115 '01 i11110 danger of crowding '10111135011. '1'0111111y i5 1110 111111 01' 1111 1110 L 15 jokes 3'01 110 5001115 10 1hri1'0 011 thcm 101- 110 is continually 0111111110 in weight. 11'110 don't 1111011' 101111113 11115505 501111110110. LESTER KIRCAFIR REISCH gD00, Lest CHEMISTRY ASHLAND 0111'1'1'l.'ln p11! 11 110'1131'111 1111U 011 111'; film ; 1141011 1ll11l 111-1 112111 110110. 511'001110111'1.11011' 11r0 301111115 1111111111113. 101110 100111111,-r 11'011 111111 111111113'. O.y011 111111011 3'0111' 0x- 0111111i011.11i11 3011?1 guess you re still 11 1110111110101 1111- 1x31111111 11110 15'a111111's.1y 1110 ' 11'113', 'Doc. 111110 you 01001011 11113'11011'111011111015. O' 1 500,1110r0 111'0 j115t 1110 111100 01111110r 11101110r5'. 1 05'1 15 11 D1111- 11'110 11111'113'5 11'0111'5 11 smile but never $001115 10 110 1111111113'. 0100111150 11'0 110111 expect you 10 11011015111011 this 3'1111 11'011111 11111'0 10 111011 D00 111151. Thcy 5113' our 011155- 1111110 11111110 11 hit 011 11101101111111'11111 11151 .51111111101'51111ging 5011115 1111 1110 111111'111i111r 01110110115 cheerful 101111101111111'05 5'11 110 - 111111011 him 111111 11111110 his mind 111111110 11110 1110 01011119: 1'15i0115 01 51'11r1'3'11ig1115. 111111 .5'1111r111i11tr 03' 05' . 111111 1101' ' 011011 mixed the 11111'1015. AGNES GERTRUDE REYNOLDS HOME ECONOMICS BETHEL, V'l'. Y. W. C. A. Play 131; Girls Glee Club 12. 311 0111011: '1'0 111' 11111110. The 1101'501111'10111i011 of 00011 111111110 111111 1110 11'111i11u- 1105.5 10 1151011 10 1111 1110111105 01 11'00 111'0 1110 10110510110 which 111110 111'1111'11 10 13110.511111113'1r10111l5'. She 1011 1101' 111111113 1101110'11'113'11011'11 liast' 101' 11101 '111'11101' 01i5 1111110 01 511110 Collcgc when 5110 is. 11011'1011r11i11g 1110 11110 11r1 01 110115011011111113'. :1111101111'11 h1r .5'11111i05 00011113' 1111' 11111j111'ity of 110r 111110 5110 511011'5 h0r Ncw 131101111111 1m51111111113'111 1101' 1111110115 1011 11111'1105.;11111 11'0 11'011- 101' 1 we 11111 111110 1101'1'.11rrli5h 11111515 10 1110 5111110 5011r00. C111 1916 LA VIE? IIIKIIIII CHARLES EDWARD RHODES iiDusty INLUSTRIAL ENGINEERING PITTSBURGH Pittsburghs Club Mandolin Club 121; sMechanical Engineering 0111 'ety; R1118 Club; P. 0.5.1110 Object: T11 appcur intelligvuf. itDusty comes to us from the Smoky City Ilis flcqucnt absences from his room leads us to hclie1c that he is somewhat of a sh111'k.'11is chief sources of pleasure are practicing 1111 his mandolin. playing pinochlc calling and 11111111111r 1111111c3'. Charles is 11 tiucnt H' ', which aids him greatly in his 11111111'3'- 1111111'i11p,r schemes. lie is somewhat of 11 traveler, 111111 you ought to hear him tell of the 1161 1rts he has 111111 111111 show the pi1t111'es Of his f11i1 victims. HARRY ELWOOD RICHARDS 5$lial!'7 $lHel,7, FORESTRY ALTOONA Forestry Society: Rifle Club; Blair County Club. 0111111: liu I10 11 fItH-firdgml mvmbcr Of 1111' N.G.P. W'hcn Hal left his tirst Alma Mater 111111 c11mL' 111 State his 11111l1i1i1111 1'1111 t11lcaf3' howers, grassy dL'lls. th1 haunts of thc pheasant 111111 the ham in short, 111 l11icstry. Since that happy time his purpose in lifL- 1111s ioniziincd unchanng. Judging from his smile his l1:1n11sh:1kc.11n11 the stories he tLlls, 301111 naturally con- 1111111: that there 5 uniy OHC Colusc in college 111111 there 5 1111 111istalxinU which 011c.1Vhat with living in 0111 U 1111. 11ttL'1111111, 111 matters military, 111111 chasing :1ftL-1 1111', 1'11i11 thing's 11f this life in the form of hugs 1t11'e11t3' spL'L'imL-nsi. his liist two years have been busy enough. I ut HH. '11 5113's he s having,1 the time of his life, 111111 he knows. EARL WILSON RIDDELL Reddy FORESTRY BLOOMSBURG Agricultural Society. Forestry. Society: Co lumbia Count ty Club Objm'l: To 1111' f111' 11:11 in 1:111'1'11'11'11, Slow but sure is the motto of this 111'0111ising; 11'1'11111 ch111'.1111L' i'Rc1 1113' is sum to SUCCCLd in his voca- tion if11 movies is located11'ithi1111'111ki11g distance of the L11111p.HC is 111511 adept at playing the piano. another mistortunc for 11 forester. A strmw point in favor of his future calling is his aversion to thL f11ir sex 111111 tio Church. 1 3 is 11g001l stude thcforL cxzmisi, 1r1101i-11111111'C1l, CllSy- Oillg 111111 11 f1'11111'itL' 111110111: 11H hi: Mich 115. 196 w.-...-.1-.1..- . E . a : GEORGE LABAR RISHELL Bald Topn ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING EMPORIUM Rifle Club1Elactrical Engineering Society: Officer rs Club; Prohi bition Leagu810adet Sc cond Lieute nant. 0111'1'1'1: 7'11 lu'rumv lifglu'r UaIIcU Hum 1511151211. 111.1111'11 1.1 :1 111-151 11111511-1' 111 the art 01' 111111111; because he can 0111 11:15 101111 111 1110r1- time 1112111 1'1 L'11 C11:1.1'.l. 111'1L'111'r 11111111'11'. 111' 11:15 21150 1113611 known 10 0011- 1crsc 1111' hours 1111 u'l 11L Possibilities 111 :1 11111 11111111. without saying any 1110101111111 1110 average man would in 111'c 1111111111'S.1111111 we want 10 1111011' 1.1'. 11'11'r1' 111105 11111111111 go when he 1ea1' 1'5 101' .1'1'1'1'1' 1':1l 11'1ys with- 11111 telling1 111111 11111'? 11111'51'111111111: r1'1111'111l11'1' 1111- 121- 11111111 11111111111; 11'1'151 :11 Llemmcrs. AGRONOMY Class Banquet Committee 121; 11s :1 111'1111111'1'r 1111'11'1111111'. JOHN KENNEY ROBISON,1AE Tubby, 1111 ats MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MIFFLINTO1VN Mechanical Engineering Socie e:ty Motive Power 01 1113; F. and M. Acmdemy Club;J11n1ata County Club:P11illy Lous. Ulrjm'l: 7'11 H'Uigh mun? 1111111 John Bunny. If you 51-0 '1 great big. fat smile come strolling 11111 011111-3121 11131111111111;1111111111,;r 1111115 Tubby. 11' you 111'111' :1 1101.111 111 1111' movies like 11 c11t,tl1z1t's Tubby 111411111. 1'1'1'11 though 1 115'11' from 1'. 1' 111.11611111'1111' still he is :1 1101111 11th 11101111111 of 1116 Phi11v 110115. 111111 he is 51111 1111111111ng 111111'11' 1.1' ever going 111 111155 111'1'1111111 1111. 1111 don't worry. 111111113 111-cause Gcrmun 11' 11 1l1-'111 language :mywny. WILLIAM HAVARD ROBERTS, 3:111: Cuff, Happy and Blade; Cadet Lieutenant 13; Ulu'm'l: 'I'u l1'1u'11 1111' 1 GC1111CIHCH 11c110111 1111' 0x111111111t 111 Child 1111- 111 11111' 11:11.1 A 11'111' $1111 01 me soil. 11 111'111 1'11111 :11'111'111 111.1'1'11111' 111 the 111111'11'1111111'11 :1111111111111-1111111'1'11 011111111'1 1111' 111195 1111' 11111111rv 11111111511 11'11111' 11'1111 1110 .1'1111111'11 c1111'1'1' 1'11111 1:1111111' 111 111.1' 111'1'1r1'1 1'01111'111 111-1'11' goes 111r :1 11111- 3Kl1'1h111'c11111f11'c Muse 11 only 111'1'111151' 1116 11111-111 :1r1' 1'11y 1111' :1111111111'. 111' 1111'1111' 01111.1 111111 1'1111'111'111' 1'11'1'1' 111110. 111.1' .1'111111y .1'111i1c 11111 111' 111155911 11'111'11 11c 10:111-1 the campus 111111 111- 111.111 111111 11:111111111'1'1' 111 1115 1'111'-'11r 3Iik 3ilkc. 1. c 5110 to be something raises him to 11 higher plane. 'Ihough he is in 1111 engineering course 'PL-Iiculzl 11115 11111111111011 to C111Lc1tl1lc in 111111 I'1i111tc pr1I11ng' C111, 1916 LAVIE MIGUEL RODRIGUEZ, 11, X A Mike, Pelicula MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Cosmopolitan Club' Mes hanicalcEngineering Society; Mot tiv To study 1'1'1'11 hours a day. is one of those Iatin Americans whose dC- Economics. His devoted friendliness to thc stmILnts desk g11L-s him 11 peculiar singularity, and his ability to get 111111155r with some people speaks for itself. I ct us hope that the 11'01'ILI will 110111 gently with WILLIAM CLIFFORD ROCK 11111, Rocky MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA College iWrestding Ll 2i: Motive Power Club: Mechanical Engineer- gSociety; Central Manual Club;P11iladelphia, Clu Objn'f: la malm 111111 In IIF'Z'O llmll 111 11' from 3 c: v I'uzk 111xlz'anl1m 33'eIII1-I Bill is 111 his best when at the movies or in the midst of 11 pack of dogs. Ilailing from Central 31111111111 his 0116 ambition is to he 11 prolicient neck twistcn both 011 the 1111115 111111 in the social 11'hirI.l11L'i- LIL1111'1II1' hL studies 11 littIL Mechanical Ii ngincel'ing. 11nd hopes to rL1olution1xc his tieid by some epoch making invention. II illy is prolicicnt not only in the aforL- mentioned lines of cndezuor but he attains his highest clliL'iL'nL'y when handling embellishments of rhetoric. JUANA DIAZ, P. R. n n Phntogt 11111l1y' WILLIAM ELWOOD RODGERS, ST 13111 LANDSCAPE GARDENING CONNELSVILLE Class Track 11 21; Cross Count try 11,21; Class Football 1113' Civic C 11:: Landscape Gardening Society; Agricultural Society; fayet te Count ty b. 0111111: 1 n sludy I110 barks 111111 buughs nf 1nd dogs. 'Oh! I 1111011 that fellow. Tho maniac for knowing people 111111 for owning dogs superceded only by his natural ability 115 an artist makLs :1 familiar person- ality known :15 Bill Jokc.' Th1 Iis lad attempted the solving of the engineering problem, but Iatcr,- 1'Il tell you boys, Ag. is the only course. Bill is the inevitable 111111111 clock of the community with his early 1110r11ing melodious melody T11'cc-I1v11. Or rigina- 101 of synonymous expressio'ns and clucidatm of gar- rnlons loquacity-that s Iii II.' 198 wuttt t IIIIIIIII WALLACE FEEFER ROHRBACH sSy, eWauie CIVIL ENGINEERING PARINOS Objt'ur: God and H'ullit' um'c Km'zt' Illis, 1m! lllallic has forgutlcn. How snne he seems. nothing disturbs his eqninimily: the serene cmnplucity 0f :1 clear conscience is his prices less asset. Though time and trouble drive the aver- age sttttle to despair and deepest despomlency. Sy only shows anxiety when the postman is late. Antl if the last mail hrings no word of cheer, encouragement. 0r affection our hero mttkes llllahe's most tragic ones look like it burlesque. Then time is mm of joint. and . i ztllie exists only to hope for another day. AGRONOMY you just the same. FRANK NATHANIEL ROSEMAN ltRosery, Deacon ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING RED LION Electrical Engineering Society: York County Club; Rifle Club. Objcvt: Tn lil himxclf fur a life of raw. .lYe feel sure that h'Rosery'i will accomplish his Object. for he has told us many times that he has gone tllngll college thus far wit 1 Ts. Judging him from 1115 poetical n:nne one would think that he is of a gentle 21ml mild disposition. but the truth is that his greatest d'Chght is to rough some one up. hRosery is con- tmually experimenting with electricity Erunning up his land 13dy.5 light hilllewith the hope of some day mztk- mg a great invention. Take your hat OH to the future would-he Thomas A. Edison. Che 1916 EgAEfEEE BAKER ROYER ttBake 0bjrvl: Tu mold 300 on Dov. A hnhl explorer from Lancaster County th. eni'ly one morning, left 21 tearful little hunch 0f fcmnmnt packed a pair of Arctic socks and :1 toque in his tlnttlc hug and thrust himself upon us. . F. 8: M. we may assume its being highly tearful since UBake. sttccnmhetl to an acute attack of melztnc which dampened his wild Spirits for a long time. - then. however, he has descended into the region ot the Swamp. :mtl henrdetl that lion his very den: assailed the llellcfonte Central. and revoltttiox Then :1 fortunate thing happened on excess flesh, and the reign of termr died .3 natural death. He is quite docile nnw. hut :tn :twtul rascal when otiC eet. Vc know ymt, ll The departure from iizetl military tactics. NBake begun to take jlake, hnt here's to MIGUEL ROSICH, 111XA 0Bah0' CIVH1ENGINEERING STATECOLLEGE Civil Engineering Society; Cosmopolitan Club. Ohjm't: T11 111111111'1'f11!i:1' I'nucv. Hearing 1 don't 11011010 1 111111. 1015 115' know 111111 1111110 is 11'3'1111,1 10 bluff 111.5' 111011115110 15' 1110 young- 051 Of :111 1110 Porto 1110:1115 1111111 111 years :11111 111 11':13'5, 111111 11005 11111 1105111110 10 0111 1110111 '1.1 1115 0111111-1111'0 51111111101131 1021115 111111 11110 important talk about 1115' Ger- 111:1111L' 11110051131 :11111 11011101 1'1'11111131; 1101 1115 3111111111111 1111:154- 111:111011 11r0111115' great 11111114511 11L ' 11111' 1100.5 1101 50:11'0 111111 111110 :11111 111:11'1100 only can 1111011011 1115' 1'101'3' 5111111. FRANK PLUMMER ROSS, 1111' Trixie, Blutfer' INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING WII LIAMSBURG AVIE Board: Meclgnic? Enuggneering Society; oun 1' Jl1j11l. 1'11 111' 11 plummw'. 800 11010. 101111111 51111101115 111111'1'1'1'5 211111 111:110r5, 11010 15' Frank 1'111111111L'r R1155. T 1'ix10' used 10 11:11'L :15'1111'1'1- 1111115 111 110001110 :1 111m! 1112111 111 1110 west, 101111 1110 130- 1101111:111 1111-, 511111110 17:111 Mulls :11111 511 with 111.5: 1001 011011011 1111 1111 111:11110 11111110 5111110 1111115111110 511:1111511 11:11111-r 11111.5 1101' 11105 111111 11111111105 :1 1:'1111110111111c.1'1'101 111011 1111 111:111g0 11'11011 1011c 0111cr5 111111' 111'0'! N011. 101111' :11 111111, 111011 111 1101111 511110! 110 15 :111x10115' 10 110- 001110 :1 50101111 1111131 5111111:131:1111l 11 may 110 111' i1110r051 10 111110 111111 0111' 11101111 5:11 011 1110 from 5011 111 011:11101 :11111 101111 110105 011 1110 111011 1:1111111'11g11. We have tried 10 0111 11111:1;.1,'0 111111 111 11115 :111111110 11:15 r000111131 :15- .511111011, :11111 if 31111 11111100 0:11'0111113' 3011 11111 111111 111111 111 110111 1111111101 11111'1'1'110111115 501111111. 1111.5 110111131 :111 1111'1' 111 11'1x10 '. 11111111111 101? JOHN M. RUGH Jack CHEMISTRY SALTSBURG : Objcz'l: '10 111171 1111' l1'111'1'1' from slzulsmg :11111'lc 11' 111' 2 1'11111111. Jack. :11'101' :1 11111111110115 year :11 1115111 :11111 111111:111:1 1'111110 10 51:110 to muster 1110 11111'101'1010501' 0110111151r3'. 111311115 10 1110 1:101 that 1110 Doctor 111115 1111102111 Jack 111031110er 1115 11'0511111z111 3'0111' 50 111:11 111111'110 is :111 :1115101' 10, 5111111011.5 Junior.11J:1L'k j0i11011 1110 HHeart 111'0111101'5 101111110 11111011 110. 0:151 1115 lot 1111111 1110 VX7051- 01'11 Icnnsylvnnizl Chautauqua 211111115 r1111i111y 001111111: 111 1110 110111 :15 :11:11110.' 111'111. 10 0110 110 11'111 11:110 :15 1,:111111 111011' 111 1115 01105011 11110 :15 110 11:15 11:111 with 1115 111:1113'11111111r01'5. 200 . --MWw.-.w1va1q.1M.vu-wmuW, .. .1. .9959 ,. .-... . -111! --.- 11.1.1. ..... .- .1 11... . 1hr--I.....- .1 -.- I I I I I I I C112; 11916 LAVIE IIIIIIIII BENJAMIN SAETA Sadief, Ben, unercu AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION PHILADELPHIA Objm'l: 'l'u xlu'rm'u' 1111171111. 116110111 0111: 111' the 11L'wly 21L'11uirL'11 512115 of the class of 1916. 11611' 51211'1L'11 215 21 two year 1112111 but 211 the C1111 of two years 1c was 50 in 10v L'-with his work.-w 11f L'011rsc-1h2lt he decided 111 spend two years mom in pursuit of 11110111131111? 211111 121111L'. llL'rL' 5, suite of rooms in L'AllistL 121 is 21 1211110115 10111102111115 101' lovers of 1111: 011c1'21r2i111l Dr2111121. S.111iL melodious tenor is I1113213's i11 110r11'i11g 01 1101 211111 he always has 21 11L'11 51111'3 211111011 to his stri11g.Xs 21L'L'111111111111I1tio115 211'c li111i1L'11 211111 standing room cannot he purchased 211 21113' p1',iL'L' most 01 '11 en's admirers will 112110 to wnit for his 2111110211'211110 011 .1'11211131'213'. HAROLD ERNEST SALLADE Doc AGRONOMY WOMEIISDORF Uhjm'l: Tn 341'! Ilu'n' juxl IIII' Ix'uuu'. State 211111 the class 111 1916 were 2111111151 1111f11rt11112ltL'. D116 LliLl 11111 L'lL'L't Penn State 21.4 his 21111121 mater 1111-111 he 10111111 Lullegc life 211 the U. 111 P. 11111 1lL-11L'1'1113' 111$- 11'211'1ing. Then one r211113' 5111111-111111'1' 21111111111111 1111111: 1111111'1'21111011 he descended 211111111 115 1101111111 his SCFL'IIL' 211111 111:1L'i11 countenance 11L- 1111le 21 1111111119111 history 10 11c 21150 hclungs thL 11isti111'1i1111 11f keeping 0111; of things 11101'0 SllCCZSSiUlly 1112111 21113' 11th1'r 1112111 in 1:01- lL-LtL'. chcrthL-lcss, he is 1111111111 10 have 2111 2111111i1i011 111' two of his own 111w211'11 thL' 11lti1112111- 1'L'I'1lizI'11i1111 11f uhiL'h he shows the LlL'2111cst 1121i1'111 111-015 i1112iqi11'1hlL'. RILEY CLOVER SAMPSON, 20 Sam AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY TUNKHANNOCK Wyoming County Club; Agricultural Society. OM1'1'I: To 1121' 111mm 11101 11111116. GL11t1L rc211lL'1'. c2151 3 0111 1 11115 21 few lines 11011111121111 211111 gc1I1Lqu1111tL'Ll 311111 the awful l12111111c 11hi1'l1 this 1th' 11 1'11211'2'1'11tc lugs around with him wherever hL' 11005111103' Clover! 110! 110! 11 i5 10121111411 D11 3'011 1112mm any little modern Dcliah for taking 21 full 0111 of 3H Ammllo such, as this. lh 211 cngnomcn 501111115 like rye I1111l c1111 01 1111.1111': 1111' 0111 12'11111 rich 2111 01 c1'1 1Vhich.01c0111'se. H11 es 115 21 lo: 111 1011121110 some slighting 211111si011 to the 'TCIIIlCIHHH S course 111 L'Olnge. 11011 'c1e1 310 shall 1L1r21i11 f10m 211131111111: whiL'h miuht cause 11111- 1i113' in 111017111115 211111 01050 with I1 111'ri01 sir. 201 IIIIFIIII One 1916 LAVIE IIIIIIII HORTICULTURE Cr ab Apple 0171117: neither the mi11-11'i11te1 1. 11 501 'ious side 111 1111 been collected. ELMER RUSSEL SAYLOR uEl, Blondy DAIRY HUSBANDRY SPRING CITY Objm't: To Dr 11 carbuu shal'le'l. Elmer left that artistic l1urg, Sp1ing City, to in- vestigate the mysteries 11f Bald 1011, and W115 FCW21N1L'11 in his ieseurch 11y sporting,r 11 personal 1111111 1011 511011 after his 111'ri1'111.11e511ite the f11ct that he was 511 mis- tre1,1ted 131011111' seLtn'L-d 11 summer job lugging bricks. t11 L11111111L'e the Suphomorcs he 11'11511121r11.After n1'1 11115 given his L'r1111i111 11110r11ment, hc dodged the 51111115 SUCLLSSquy. 111111. 5111011211 himself 11 good nskip- 1191' 11s 11' e11 115 11 good 11. i10r Hat strictions of the winner 110 with it 202 Druids; Class President 1D: College Football 111: Co oelleg Trac 111 111; Stu dent Council 111; Class Banquet Speaker 121; 131m since reading1 Robinson Crusoe 1111 innate desire to live 11 111'in111111'e life waters of Shingletou'n 11111' the darts 0f the e1e1 111e1't 51111 of Venus WILLIAM JOHN SARVER, KS1 PITTSBURGH Class Football 1D 1 1111 1111s had 1'1011'61'61'1 11:15 1e11r11e11 to appreciate the value 111 time 111111 consequently never 11111810511111! of it in study. e1111111,for11 month in the greenhouse business 111 111C him 511111 extensi1e 111711115 that so far they have not 11111111L'ie1' ROBERTt DEUGENE SCHEFFER Deb, Roughneck ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Electrical Engineering riSoniatyEngmral Arts Society; HARRISBURG 0111111: '111 ha 111111' a ngulm' Guy. Economy is of itsel mutton in mind Deh, after working a y '111'. decided to become 11 '11111tive fame in the world so he L'1lme to college. Mathematically speaking. he 11chie1eL1 g1e1tt- ness under Dr StCCler not because he was 11 genius, but because he was so quiet that the Doctor never even noticed his prosenLe Liternrily speaking. he 11115 gone down to the bottomless 11it.11ec11use he lacks the power of Interpretive 1111agi1111tion. lL-te. but his phi1os11phiL mimll rebelled against the re- l'1.s' mai11 argument is en- titlc11, N0w,th1'1t you have it, what are you going to He W115 011 cf: 11 hne 11th- lllllllll FRANCIS XAVIER SCHLEGELMILCH Red, Schleggy CIVIL ENGINEERING MARIETTA Civil Engineering Society; Rifle Club; Lancaster 0011 unty Club Ulet'vl: 'l'u ILLIILIII ' 1111' naifuml 1'1'11111'1111' of gum 1 11110111101115? Aha! '1is'SL'11lL'ggy. This Ii'is111011k- 11134 11111 Dutch youth wi11 1101'1'1' 541111 anyone 11a1pi1utit111 of the 111':1r1 11y his L'yL'11111iL' entrance into 11 100111. 211111 if he i1111111Is g11i111r through litL' with this same 1111101 111'1111-1111111' 11'L- 111111111 suggest 111111 hL L111 :1 job in :1 1111s- pital. 111111'L'1L'1zt11c 5111111111' gait is more 1111111 111:11lc 1111 by the glowing COIIIHLHZIHCC 111111 11 pair 01 111'i1111'i11;..r eyes. 11' hiLh sLL'm 111 mu 01:1 11L'111't 11111L'k full 11f 301111 1111011511111 111 1111' near future 11L'i111L'111ls to slip into the ser'1'iL'Ls 111 the P. R. R. :11111 11y dint of hard work to force his way 10 thL front Che 1916 LAVIE FINN SCHNELLE ANIMAL HUSBANDRY PHOENIXVILLE OI1j1'1'I: 'l'u Im'rd .1111111'N11'ug In'xidt'x Iruulwlr. This 1:111 0111111: 111 State College with 111C 0111' itlL'u 10 11L' :1 ti1161' Of the 51111. 11111 11c either 111111 it taste 01 the 1111111 or he f01'111L'11 :1 dislike f0r the Agronnmy Depart- 111L'111 11L-cause hc 50011 L'hzmgul to 1.11. 111st what part 111' this course he i1111'1111s 10 follow up is in 11011111 11111 it is r111110r1'11111a1 111 1111s his L'yL L' 011 the S. 1' 111 his sL'I'i1111s 1110111e111s 111 is 11 15111111 11111111 111 111111' 111 111111 he will never refuse to help :1 friend who is in need. ABRAHAM HARRY SCHNITZER, cPEII Abe, uHoney, uSnitz CHEMISTRY PITTSBURGH Menorah Society; Civic 011111; T. T. Society. OIu'L'L'I: 111 aux'txw 6011.11'1'11117'1111 two of Gurtry's 11111115 11111'11'11'11111'. 1011111111gc1itlc111en one 01 Charlie s 11i5Li11lcs is 11ith 11s. NotL the high and intellectual forchsead a1111 thL lips 111111 1011011 liquor ex111Lssi1111. T11111 111: s 11 Chemist 111011 is some 11110 fussL'l. EXsk him what Normal PL'1'1111111g1111ate is 211111 111: will in 1111 probability answer I 110111 know Normal 11111 1 think that I 111011 her sister. B 1 Snitz is a good fellow 111111 he is the guy that is going to put the Abe in 21110. lllllllll C111; 1916 LAVIE IIIIIIII WALTER CHARLES SCHROEDER $1Iiiggyri wuss HORTICULTURE PHILADELPHIA Druids; Sphinx: Parmi Nous: Varsity Cross Counctry 11, 2, 31; Captain Crossv Countr v13 1; Class Crosss Co untry 111:0 ptain Cross Country 1111V 111's ity Track U. 01:15 Track 121' Class Vice Presxdent L21; No rtl1east Manual Club:2 Philadelphia. Cl ub. Objm: In ml, 11'1'111l: and 111' 111:1'. When we hear Yen Milton waiting 011 the hreezcs, Piggie is somewhere in the vicinity. This 111d eamed 11 reputation and 1'150111e title of Pi 1g1rie the 111111L'h 1101' 11151 511111mer,1'ci111i11g 11111tchless 111111ehes.0 success- 1111 was his 1i'0r1L', that he 15 seriously considering 11CL'Lpt- 1111' 21 big enterprise in G1'ce11l1111d,selling silk SOL'IL'S to SAMUEL STEWART SCOTT 11NapoleonJ' San Sigma Sigma MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Objn'l: 10 1'111111'1' 1111'111111111' 0f 11111111 In 11f11'1'11 111111111101 11 11111 This 1101011 mechanical enjoys much fume in the Ni1111111'V2111e1. 11111 was a prosperous 111L'L'l111niL in Philadelphia 11hL'11 he 1101111110 enthused 11ith the 1111'11 01 11111L111L21 livelihood less 1111101'1011511'. He came to S111tL 11ml i111111811i1'1101y stepped into thL 1111101111111 115 11 Cfuss 10111111'1' 111111 11'11L'1L' 511111Nex1 1L' took 1111 1001111111 11ml will 101ifr be rL'111L-11111e1'ed 115 the dashing end 01 our Snphomore tcam.111 the Junim'1ezir 51:1'1'1111 Sig- 111:1 11101'1311 10 1111i111111i1di11rr.11ei11n :1 past master in the culinary art he gnxe 11p athletics and feastt'd hi111- sell an Lnntinuously that he contracted the gout. Me 11111 L- lots 01 s1 1111111111 S'1m. 111111 we heliex'e that 1011 stmtk it right 11 hL11 1'011 LIL'LidLLl 011 Rest C111'e.' th- esquimaux. Schroeder is :1 1111111 who seldom wor- ries 110 has 11 great fondness for contradicting pro- 1955015. HVVihs ' 11' is been 11 great help 10 State 011 the truck, 111111 we know he'll linish strong. WALTER THOMAS SCOTT uScotty, 11Stude DAIRY HUSBANDRY . PHILADELPHIA Objrvl: 111 171111 11 1111111 111 1'1111 111ll1'ln, 1111 1111' law! Here is 11 111-0111101111111 Wong in the high 111111 narrow in the wide. Scotti ' has ambitions 1110111r the Dziirv 11110111111 is looking 101' the cow that 1111 ex hutter- milk. Personally we think this must he 11 g0111.1'V1'111er w0111d make a good Milling; 1'3 nvincer 1'01 'he certainly is fond of grinding. 1V. T. 11115 lived in every house in town but claims he is 1101 :1 1'011gh-11011$L11'. lie C0 1'- relates his 'keep 111011110 policy with his inability to secure a bed suthciently long enough 10 rest his 110111'1' 1101165. 204 Illllllll ROBERT SCHROEDER SCULL, ATA Bob AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY READING Ul1j1'1't: 111 Ica1l1 tllc 11111111l1-1111, I11 mummmc Weulnlzu I 1 '11i11 . Ihe famous town of Reading, 111' hotter 1111111111 115 the City that made Milwaukee jealous. 111111 in which 01011 the buildings resemble pretzels 11215 sent her most serious 111111 philosophical 5011 m 115 Ixnhert SL'hi'11etlL-1 Sen '1' feel sure that ' '0h :15 he is 1'1-1'1'1'1'11113' hut rcspL-Lttully C1 'llletl by his L'lztss- nuttes has read e1e1y deep 11ml heavy work of art, 1111111111, 11ml science 1mm the time of Sonata; 1111 to the present 11113' of 0' Jlemy. '10l1 1'1'111 talk thiently 1111 any suhject from the numer of h: tirs 1m 11 mosquito s h1th tn 111111 to make I'1r115- sols Sprmitx without using water. Iiston to the man: HERBERT HENRY SHAVER, Herb, Shave MINING ENGINEERING SHAVERTOWN Associate Editor Mining Quarterly; Mining Engineering Society 0121117; 7'11 151! I11 BHL'A'IU'H. Herb comes to 115 from the anthracite regions. from Sh111e1'tmvn to he ex x111t. As might he ex x'pectcd he took up mining cln'rineei'ing 111111 h: IS 1101i1le1l to he a miner tminori for e. e1'3' quiet t111111 reserved one would not think thnltl this unassuming: hoy could show 11 r111h hut just try to awaken him mi Sunday mmning in time for L'h11chV e are sure the way his affections i11c1inc.hut 110 one has the tcmerity to predict a h11chel- 01's life for HShave. for how could the none at Buck- neil let 11 chance like that pass hy. C111 ' 1916 LA 1113 IIIIIII' GARRETT LINDEMAN SEALY George, Seal ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SAINT CLAI R Schuylkill County Club' Electrical iEngineering- Society: Del scher Ver Ohjcrl: 7'11 111' 11 .1'1'1'111111 Spike 14111101111111. Here we have one who comes trom the Loul regions of Saint C111i1'11'ith the inspired 11mhiti1m to hecomc 1111 electrical. Jlis ambition in this llii'tctiun came from his 11hilit3' 115 1111 elcv atm' hoy. 111111 the inthlenLc 0f the queen. nmthemutics 111111 is 11 1.10011 stude but 113' the 11111111111 11111111115 to see othL-Is perform. hL is 11 steady 111'1t11m of the' movies Nothing: 1-1'111' worries him. 111111 110 Llif- ticulty ever 106115 too hig' for him to attack. lie 1111s latent 11hilitie in Che 1916 LAVIE CHARLES LIONEL Shibe INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Wyoming County Club. 01111111: 'l'n 1'1111'1'1'111'1' llu' mzllwritit'x lu 'I'cnm'r'v 517111111111 out 11f .1'1rrlll 0f 11 1ll1'c11-Bm'l'c. ShihL-r is some g11y.so 10 51111111 Vthn he hit e01- 1ege tirst,evcry011e especially the co- eds,g'aze11 111 him in awe and inquired, 1'Vho is this who 11115 come 10 $0- j011r11 amongst us? S11L11 attention did not 511L111 111111, 11011e1' or, 111111 he proved by his consistent 11eh11vi01 111111 11'i111es-1'111r1'e 11115 111 least succeeded in producing 011C modest young 1111111.11'11L11 he returns to his native L'ity 111111 applies efficient methods to the coal mines He may L'xpeLt the 011111111 111 be 111 HERBERT VICTOR SHELLEY uenP rose. SheHbark MECHANICAL ENGINI'EEI UNI G RICHFIELD Class Basketba ll 11, 21: Captain Class Basketball 111; Mechanical ine eir mg Socie;tyoit1ve Powe er 11b: uniata Coixnty Club. Ol1j 111. 111 I11 l'11'1'ufy-um' and 711118. From the garden spot L11 the 1'111'111' comes this noted 1101itiL'i1111.As 11 staunch 111111 true Rc1111b1ic1111, She111111r11 11115 always e1111111pi1111e11 the Lzluse of his party, 111111 has shown 1111 ex1r1101'11i111113' k11011'ledgc of the e111111111ig11 text 1100115.11is 5101:1111, prosperity, pro- tection, 111111 Pe11rose,' is 115 1111110115 115 his 0111 brown hat. 15 :1 L'1111r1L-r111en111e1'nf the 51111111131 Cluh. he 11115 110111: much to advance its prestige 113' his 1111ske1111111 ability, 111111 high standing i11'111L11iL- 111'11e1ie11111s. et11'ee11 making 1101itiL'111 spLL'L'hL-s , 111111 declining invitations to the 12111105COII1WCH'1CIHOSC'1IZIS heen 11 very busy 111:111.11he11 women vole his 11111111111rity with thet tair sex assures us 111111 the elL-Llinn 1L'111r11s will always he in his favor SHIBER, WILKES-BARRE 101151 1101111191. PAUL EDGAR SHIPE, IXA uShippyu ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING HERNDON Northumberland County Club; Civlic CIub;Arcl1itectu1-al E ineering Soc ObJ'L'L'I: 'l'u .L'Ll an II. C.1'11 Ilu' yNL'w York Bcuun' 1 .1111' vunlpclilmn. This protege 0f ller11L1011, 11 1'11111ge111011e, the banks of the Susquehanna, came here with the 11111 intentions 111' delving into t1e 111yste1'ics 11f eleL'triL'it3',1111t soon woke up to 111111 111111 1112 111111 111ise111L111111e1111i1L1 that his re111 possibilities 1113' in architecture 1'1L'r since he has been faithful to the c:11150.11eis :1 great f1111LiLr 0f the 1111' sex 11111 C1111 11e11'1'ex111'ess his feelings for them unless 111e3'1'1re 1'11r 1111'113'. 111111 then he pens i 206 Illullll m 1916 LAvm-i GEORGE BURTON SHIVERY, ZG AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION CLEARFIELD Clearfield County Club; Agricultural Society. Oijt'l: Tn 1i7't' lumpy t't't'l' aflcr. Three y iat's of Penn State life has not Changed this tair representative from Clcurtichl one hit. He is still the same quiet. pczlcc-luving chap who czmic hcrc prin- cipally to obey the college customs. and incidentally to get an education. If he intends to take up teaching, we know his studcs will holtl him in great awe and respect tor it is impossihlc to see past the cxprcssionlcss musk which he always wears over his facc. JAMES EDGAR SHREFFLER, A T A, H K N Jim ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING COSHOCTON, 0. Glee Club tn; Electrical Engineering Society; Ohio Club. Olijcrl: Tu hr Mayor of .Silmmalcin. iJilt is certainly an awful cnmc-tlmvn zittcr hctngr sprinkled with the above aristocratic mime. Although his home is in Coshoctmt. Jim chtims that it would he an act of Providence if his people moved to Shnmo- kin. He had the time of his life there last summer sell- ing t'Surc-to-wcnr-out aluminum. It seems that the Red has not worn 0H the town yet. and the tircj dc- purtmcnt is still cooling the streets. lint more serious- ly, Jimii claims :1 wonderful tichl in Ii. 1C., and who knows hut some day we may sue him :1 gang hugs 011 the electriticzttion ml the U. C. t. R. BLANCHE SHULTZ PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION BENTON Secretary Y. W. G. A. OD; Vice President Y. W. C. A. t3t; Liberal Arts Society: Girls Glee Club GD: Eagles Mere Conference Dele- ate . Olijvt't: 'I'n hr u grc'at cdumlur uf Hm land. Blanche started her college course with the Hcooks. but in her second yeztr decided that this was too nar- row and changed to the Liberal Arts School. However. she has not altogether forsaken her former choice, httt in Off hours is busy on some Other homey task called Hone of my electives. She has shown a marked prefer- ctice for, and ability in Y. W. C. VVOI'x'. Jolly at times, serious at others, sincere and lnyal. seemingly quiet and :m unrnmcd temperithzlt's Blanche. Elnllllll CHARLES EMERSON SIMPSON, AZ Si ,1, i'Hle FORESTRY Objn'l: TL; put llzc lag in 1111? lug-lmulcx. A hzltcr of women A 101 cr 111 511:1'510 llut 11:11111501119 enough To cause many heartachcs mm 1111 uncommon sight :11 forestry camp to see with his pockets full L1fr:1ttlc1's. 110:1 constrictors 11 A'Simp' 6:111 1916 LA VIE DONALD W. SIMLER, KS uSimn MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PHILLIPSBURG Glee Club 11.2, 31; Mechanical Engineering Society; Mto ive Pownr Cl ub; Centre County Club Obju'f: '10 bvmmc a Mann! Carma. This noble looking youth will some day become fa- mous :15 one 01' the great products. 01'Pc1111 St tatc. llis L'l:1ss-1111th 112110 recognized his ability as :1 leader to $11th :1 great extent that ithcy l1:1vc elected him vice i1rcsiLlL-nt of that great society The Pc1111syl1 1111121 State 011ch Motive Powct Club. G0 to it, 81111, :101110 day you will he :1l1lc to induce thL l1cllLl'n11tc Central to run 111,1111:11' t1'.:1i11s VVILLIAMSPORT 1 :11111 Other reptiles It is :1 foregone Conclusion that he is harm to single hlcsscL 111055 for having: his mind made up the 111051 L'LlltxinLing :lnLl L':1j01i11g :1r1rumcnts in the world C0111t1 11111 convince him otherwise. A real shalk in school his 11:1t11r:1l :1hili1y :111Ll aptitude in reading: 1'itl1111ctiL L1 'msc him to 11L looked 1111011 111' v '1iti111,r and :111 who know him. CHARLES ALLEN SIPE, Charlie, Chuck, uSipsie INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING WELLS TANNERY From Board 12. 31: Man nager Froth LS1: Mana agar LA VIE 131: echanical Engineering Society; Moti 1ve Power Club;Deutscl1ex rein. ObjL'z'f: 10 I21 lmxim'ts 1111111111101 of NIB '1 mnm'y Bladt 111115 Tannery! XV hL'1L1. 111:11111111'03 anley lmmu lmt Ch:1rlic, and 11L won't tcll.'ll1is almost Llisgmccd him 10 start with, hut after :1 hard uphill light hL- 11:15 1111111113 convinLeLl us that good can even Lmne from unheard of 1'i111'1L, Ls. Y ca verily Sipsic is some lmsincss 1111111 and :uting :15 Lhief ttichl suntLhL'r for 1710111 he won much 121111015 :11111 We 1111111L'Lliately 2111- pointed him to watch the treasure Lhest of the La Vie XV hcncv 01' you see '1Cl111clx ymt sac that s1nilc.X1 c me sure that he 11:15 something 10 11121110 him happy Oh. that s it. is it? You say 110 11:15 just receivedD :1 lcltCI from Llrmn the 1' 10:1111iful Cumberland Valley . P 7 20s C111 1916 LAEQE :3- 1311;, WILLIAM ROWLAND SKILLMAN, AZ uSkilly, Speed AGRONOMY PHILADELPHIA Skull and Bones: College I: oot1m.ll2 fl, 21: Class Football 11. 21: 001113865 Tra ck 11. 21: Class Track 11. :Glee Club 1D: Class Debating 1D: Varsity 1111111111113 2. 3 . Ai2 i'nt Tre surer Y. M. C 12 1 Agricultural Society: Crab Aeppl Clu 11; Forum; Civic Club; Prohibi- nLeague; Philadelphia Club; Southern High Sch ool Clu b. Ohjvvl: lu llut'v fl11' 111.1! word in 1'1'1'1'3' ardumvnt. 1110110 1imc 11i11i5 reported 10 Big Bill 115 11 11101- 111111 c111111i111.11c c is 11150 1111'11c11' 11.511ir11111 As 1111c- 11111011'11111 11r11101'. 111- 11150 11111110 good 111 f11c1, 115 11 1011;: 11'11111c11 1111111 111' 11'1111 credit im1ne11i111c13'. 11c is 0110 of the few f11110w1 01's of 111C eugcnic 1111'01'y 111111 11115 111151011 11111113' 1111 110111'11'3'ing 1o 11in C11111' 0115. '1'111115 1111 right 11111151101 may one 11110115 111111' 11111113' 3'011 w11ntc11 to 1:11 home 111111111110 guise 01 1110 Icliigh 11i.11 SAMUEL LIGHTFOOT SMEDLEY, 111 K S. B1111, uQuaker, 1101111110111 HORTICULTURE BALA Varsit Tennis 1D; Varsity Tennis Squad 11 2. :Manager Varsity Teii'nis131: Varsity Soccer 11. 31' Captain Class Soccer 11. 2, 31: Agticultuml Society; Crab Apple Clu b. Objcct: 10 bc a Iwgular Farmer. 111 1311111' We 111110 11 1111111 11110 is 11 0111111c1' from 1118 word G11.11i5 c1'1r13111135 were spent 111 110511111111 1111111cmy 111 which institution 110 111111 the 11111111111101111115 of soccer 1111111111C11 i1110 111111 Since coming 111 811110 1w 11115 11cc11 pounding i1 i1110 51'1'rc r111 19110115 11105113'11001' innocent 17111511111011. u131111 21150 1111.5 111111115. 115 he was 11 51111' 011 1110 V111'5i1y Tennis 11'1111.11 1:5 1'11111111'011 111111 Sum' .5 1111111111355 Inr 1 cache: was 11111 1101cr111111i11g 11111111'111 his election 01 1111r1ic1111111'.c ARTHUR MATHIAS SMITH Jigger AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY BERWICK Mandolin Club 11,2113. Glee Club 131; Columbia County Club: eiib1g Chemical Soci et Obj1'1'I: Tu pul Bvrtuick on. tho 1111111. Anyone who visited the 1111111101 01 Berwick tsomc years ago 11011111 1111171: noticed just 11110116: the coun ter of 1116 grocery store '1 round 1ig111 c010rc11 51101. Jiggc1' was under 111111 51101.1iri11g of the confinement of the grocery business he sought the pure air of the Ni1111ny Valley. 11c ere he found pence rest 111111 contentment both on the fourth iinor of 0111 Main 111111 in the 1g. Clicm.11c1111r1111ent T 11111 1111151 have 116611 cery 51111'Jigger' 11111711y551'1ys'10011r'never H1. -- Sindicating 11 deep 5ig111; we 1111 cxpcct it to be some 1113'. 209 x5 : 'u :71 unuallll CHARLES REICHARD SMITH, B3 II Chad, ttSmitty AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY LATROBE Objmrt: Tn be slow but sure. llChadys doings in Latrobe are always fully posted in the home papers, so we will not mention them here. ll011ever,it might be said that he is looked upon, and is received by, the fair sex with gleat f11vo1. He is lirm believer in the future of the Agricultural Chemistry Course and has already taken 11 degree as 11 profession- al ice cream maker. In both speech and actions he is tleliher rate, 11nd always takes his time, which shows that we need not worry about his signing up with any of the 11f01'e- mentioned sex without giving it carqul considel- 11tion. uCha I will make his mark 11nd it will he 11 good, straight one. HENRY McGINIEY SMITH, B8 H uHen AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY LATROBE Friars; Assistant Track Manager GD. Oijrl: T0 apprecialc Iz'lllc things; she fuxt tomes la 111's 11111111110: lien is the rather elongated individual who may he seen nearly any time getting the 1111eki11t0 condi- tio11.l1zitr0he holds hrst place in his list of w'orlds Cities. and he is in his element 11 th the relutixe qualis ties of the neighboring town of Lyreenshurg 11nd L11- t1ohe are being Lliseussetl.llen1y would have made 11 good lawyei although he is strong fm the Agricultural Chemistry Lonrse now. Mllen admits he is not 11 singei, hut is 11111113.: found where there is 11nygoi11g 011. llc is 11 great ohservrc ol Lletzlils,z111d 11 hard worktr at any- thin he undertakes. LAWRENCE HUBBARD SMITH Smittyl' AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION OLYPHANT Object: To be a model hubby. hBack in the dear dead days beyond recalln when Penn State was still under the one thousand mark, Smitty came and went. Having,r been gone for some time he came hack, but not alone. This time he hagl with him a dnlling little wife and lots of the old pe p. 13'joi11ing the Class of ,16 he showed that he could 11p- preLizlte 11 good thing. and the 1i111 with 1111icl1 he at- taLde his work shonctl that he has not forgotten how to play student. In a cozy domicile 011 the hack campus t'Smitty is getting more and more proof that two can live cheaper than one 210 anlnnnnl ix 1?? .. if . 19,1. 1 Che 1916 LA LEEK Illullll HARRY SMOLENS, Lb E II aRedsn ELECTRO-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA LA VIE Boats: ril?hil11delphia. Club:Electro-Cyhemica1 Engi- mg Soci 1ety; Menorah Soci Obfa'f: To isolaIL' an atom. Reds comes from Philadelphia. the best city mi the map. 11c prepped at Central lligh SL'11001.thL' greatest prep SC11001 in the country, :11 1ezlst Reds' thinks 50.15111 no matter where he came from, 'l1eLls' is :1 shark in his class and one of the tht 111ixe1s of 1916.11 ReL1s keLps going 111te1graL1uu1i0n the way he has been going in CO11ege he need 11L1'e1'1e11r about the top of the 111L111L1' idea. NICHOLAS GEORGE SMOLEY uShortyJ' Nick CIVIL ENGINEERING SCRANTON Civil Engineering Society; Lackawanna County Club. Obje't't: Tu lake t'lmrgv 11f 11 1101111111! nu'rliug. Physically, Shorty is an i11lini1esimn1; socially, :1 nice fe111111',:1fr11i11 of girls yet greatly interested in 1111c and its i11t1'ie11L'iLs; mentally.:1L0nseie11tious though rather c11relessstm1ent.1'1e is :111 admirer 111 good things and :1 l'aLlic111,hut conventional 50C1111151.N1C1x Lxcels 1111 others in the 1111 01' gettinw along with 11e0ple.11is 1iews :11'e f111'1'm111 the 11' unsit and chain. Most 1110111111113 he will go into sOLizll ser1'iL'L work to extend the theories of Marx. or perhaps he may spend 1111 his time musing L111 1111111 he might have done RICHARD TRITLE SNIVELY Dick MECHANICAL ENGINEERING WAYNESBORO ObjL'L'I: Iu 1'11'1I11 mumxpriuy in tlic 11111611 0f a-llm 'Dick, a hy-prodnet 0f the fertile Cumberland Va1- ley, joined us after having spent several years 01' his eventful career :11 Mt St. Mary's College. As a fresh- man, one 01 his Lhief characteiisyties was his extreme pessimism, but due to 1110 years careful coaching he has developed :1 1'L1'y optimistic point of 1 ie11. He has been quite aLtive in college w vork and in the near fu- ture intends publishing his new Gen 111111 Gra1n1n'u. When in the need of :1 friend 11Dick wiil help out. 211 Ubft'i'l 1' :521 hlizttsl' 1111': y pctilm's 11101'10 1111' Che 1916 LA VIE MILES ORRIN SNYDER Fats, 11John Bunnyh INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY Tn 341'! a burl't'l 11f 'Zt'lllt'l' Ulll 0f 11 gram of 3111!. is so well known in Lock Haven 111111 he stays if he did not have to 1:0 to classes he would 111 all probability 11150 stay away 110111 State Col lege, too. mg11l111'c11st0111e1 111 11111113 5 l 1'1111113 11115 110 com- At 1111 time is he so happy as when 11c 15 Chew- ing peanuts 11ml WllICllillg the 1e111 John 111111113' do his '1'lo11t give :1 111111;; is sure to 1011111111 L'oiitented 11111'113'5. 111111 111 peace with world. stunts EARL OHMAN SNYDER 1tSquirrely CHEMISTRY YORK Object: Tu gal 11110 1111 ul'gumcnl and lcll my upiniunii. h'Squitrcly entered State with 1914. but after taking hhetoric he decided to 1:0 to Wlashington 111111 1tlte1c111e with the President. l'intling his igood offices IejectCLl. he decided to come hack and jo iSw11111ps Angels. but not before he had given Valparaiso University his undivided attention for se1' 131211 days A1111 so he is with rind Squirrely' some one to argue with 111111 he is perfectly s11tislied; in fact many think that it is useless for him to get 11 11egree.See him in 11 L'hL-1 111- istry 11111011 01 11113 white 11111teii111 111111 1'011 can tell that he is 11 chemist. RENOVO u wzty h1111s PAUL SNYDER Pauline MECHANICAL ENGINEERING READING Ohja'l: To In'mmc .1lavnr 11f Reading. Our noted f1ie1111 from the 1111111 of 111011015 111th the liquid aLLonipnnnnent 1111s the soul of an artist, at least that is what 1111 the girls say who have danced with him. 1111111 15 ce1t1ti111y :1 winner with the fair sex. 111111 his pop- ularity is 1'1 splendid advertisement 101 showing what DLutscher Vercin 11111 do for 11 1111111 One 110111d rarely think that such 11 quiet gentle 111113 . ' 1111111 would be given to debating 11111 Paul is so proficie11t in the art that he 11115 L11115L1l 110 less 1111111 two 10011141111th 10 3'ic1d,even m the point of giving up their halfo the Hoor space. No doubt this forensiL art will aid 1911111 th11 he runs 1011 Mayor of Reading. Undex the eftiLient tutelage of .V. Shelly he should prove 11 surt winner C111; 1916 .LAVIE IIIIIIII. LOUIS S. SOFIANOS AGRONOMY READING Berks County Club; Cosmopolitan Cluh;Ag1-icu1tural Society; rah Apple 0111 b. Objt't'l.' Ta gu lmmc and fight for 11111 munlry. Behold the classic countenance 0f the 1111111 li1c11 the most casual glance wilxl Orcv cal the humcric L'01111tc mince 0f 11 true Greek he 0. llailing originally from the balmy shores 0ftl1c Ax1rez111 .1'L'1'1, Sopl1y c0111cs to us with 1111 the red blond 0f the Spartan heroes in hi1 1ci1ls Iottis will always be the 1111111 011 top men :1.1 he was in the Flag Scrap. AUGUSTO RAFAEL SOLTERO, 111 X A Saltyi' LIBERAL ARTS PORTO RICO John W. White Latin Americal Scholarship 131. Le Cercle Francais; Liberal Arts Society; The Forum; Cosmopohtan 011 1.11 Object: Tu maln' 1m Ilulvlulvvs. KS: lltyU is a little bov lmt, 011 1111'! He 11111.1 shipped 11'0111 Porto Rico 11ml started in witli the Civils but the work in that L0111'.1'c was Lmulucivc only to mental strnilb-L'schially thc 111'11LtiL'11111.1'1111l Salty changed to .1111. night Math. lliis aspiring 1:11L'hliLl 11:15 a great way of getting 11 '1lr11g with all his pi'ots lry L'tcrnullv discussing the matter in h' 111d 11ith 111cm. 11ml wc thinlL that it 111110111115 in the end 10 1'1 gt'Lzlt dClll of friction. l Ct 111' suggest that Doc StLthc1'11'11tL'h his l11111'cls. GEORGE EMERSON SPANGLER METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING LEBANON Objcrl: Tu n'a'm'v 1111' high ruxl nf frlmtogl'aplty. George cattle to 11.1' from the home of that f111110111 delicacy, 11411111011 l111l11g11'1.l71'c1111ts 11 h11lv hc l1'11l artistic i11.1'ti11Lt.1 lmt he just LoulLlnt make lii.1 h11111l.1' follow the lines lzli1l nut hv lii.1 l1r1'1i111. .111 he Llitl the next best thing and took up photom 1111111 15 1111 after- thought he rc1gi1toi'CLl11s 11 111ct1'11111rgithl c111-i11ecr so that when his studio 1100.1 011 the l111n1.Gcor1rc will 110 011 the road. Ilc 11:15 11 raft of ideas and it he would 011111 011111 1111 we 11' 011lLl S1'lV that he was idea. I 1 .1: 1 1 111 1.1111 '11 1, 1.111111 1 1 1 l 1113 PAUL RAY SPAYD, 11K,A 11 KN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Thespians 131: Glass Soccer 111; nty Club; Electrical Engineering Society T0 151'! a IUHN'. 0011 110111 the lMcrkian'nitL' hie 1111111 :111 :111111113' for c1. icky R. 1. Lhop. 1 1916 LAVIE anusnllllu land of sauerkt' :1ut 111111 wienerwut'st we have the smiling. dancing, lisping. and loving creature; and a true f1'ic11L1.1Vhile 11 freshman. 'B:11L1 10111, and belonged to the His ability :15 11 salesman is unsurpassed. 111111 11'L-he1ic1'c that he L0111L1 SL11 Dean 1101111Ls :1 ch: 1pcl SL1I1.;X natural born shark, 11L is right there with the ETHEL COTTON SPARKS ttEthelinda, t'PrexalineB LANDSCAPE GARDENING STATE COLLEGE Y. M. C. A. Play 121: Girls Glee Club 131. Objm'l: 'l'u In'mnnr Dam 11f 11'111111'11 a! Slam Now. may be this isnt Ethel's goal hut she 5 Prep ies Llauwrhter 1', :11111 with this :15 0111' 11111j0r premise 11c deduce that she's :11 11'1L1111g over with surplus execu- tixe ability. After she has completed the course of :1Lsthctic 11:111Li111,r for the girls the May Da ay Pageant will erresent :1 11111111121111: visit from the 013' mpic Llictics 1th11 1916 was tirst enrolled :11 State Ethel 5 name was not there 11111 Mn tl1e1' Nature and home proved too 511011;: for the L1:1ssiLs at Smith and she now expeLts to Stan. , 11L 111111111e1'LL1 111111 thL :111111111i L0- L15 0 WEST LEESPORT Perkiomen Club:Be1-ks GEORGE F. SPENCER moo PRE-MEDICAL SPRINGVILLE 0111'1'1'1: Posf-morlcms Xs :1 L011L'Lto1' of dead dogs and cats for :111at0111ic111 purposes HDOL' is noted around colegc 11 fact. it doesnt make so 11111Lh difference 1whether they are dead or 11ot-just so long :15 11ohod3'1,:11ys c1ai111 to it before he ths it under L,'.mer 1' looks are those of :1 110Lt0r. Some L:111 it a professional air. It looks more :15 though they are giving you the once over and men- 1:111y taking note 01' your numerous personal defects with whiLh you are already quite well acq11ai11ted.13ar- 11Lrs have that same sort of air about them Ever notice it? in spite of it :111 the class owes 1' ocii a debt of g111t1t11de for the 1 cr3 i111preg11ahle store-house he 511p- plieLl for 0111' soot in thc Sophomore year. Thanks, ' 01:11 214 Illullll JOHN FISHEL SPRENKEL Sprenk', MECHANICAL ENGINEERING YORK Louise Carnegie Scholarship 1331: Mechanical Engineering Society; Civic Club; Motive Power Club; Rifle Club; York County Club. Oijt'l: .1, mos! all 1111' Hum: B, 31111181111103; C, xcldum ,' D, 116061: One 01' the 111:1t11611111tie111 geniuses 0f the '16 class. Born 111111 bred in 1116 1111111 of beer pretzels 1'111L1 sauer- kraut John s11r'111ise11 the boys by his onslaught of cor- rect English 111111 his 1'111ti-D11tch ideas. Gi1e him :1 slide- r111e, a differential c1111:11i011,a11d 1'1 HKe ntsf 111111 the world is 11is.11e always 11:s1 :1 cheery 5111116 and is 11i11- ing to help :1 fellow student in distress, these qualities have won 1'01'11i111 111:1111'friL-11ds.1f1he does revise :1 Calculus 111' write :1 treatise 011 the Fourth Dimen- sion, then the dope is :111 11'r0 11g. HENRY WILLIAM STAIGER Hen, Staig HORTICULTURE VCOATESVILLE Varsitys Track 111: Varsity Cross Country 11. 21: sity Socce er 131: 013 T tack 111; Class Soccer 12, 31: Ma anager aClass A. Cabinet 131: Class Financial Committ ttee 131; Prohibitigri Leag11610rab Apple Club; Chester County 0111 b. ObjFCI. '10 do something for 5011100110 clst'. 111'y is one of those fellows who does a great deal without making :1 fuss about it. 111 his Freshman year he made :1 great success at cross country. 111 that year he helped bring 1'iL't0ry to his Alma Mater 111 :1 meet with Penn As to studies 11en is always going to fhi11k, l1ut that day 11:15 not turned up and is 1101 lia111e I to The 121 dies are :11:0111 16n' program :15 may 10111 11y the foot- prints which leszul from Pugh Street the Ladies, Cottage. 11011 has three great ide'11215 :oeial 110r11',511111y and his prinLiplcs s, 1111 of 1111ic11 he 111 es 11p to 0. DURBIN HARNISH STEINER uDerby. Varnish, Stein CIVIL ENGINEERING BEDFORD Civil Engineering Society; Bedford County Club. Object: '11; mulct' u hydraulit' ram Illa! quill 171ml! him In tlu' lap of 1111' ladder. XVhen Steiner L' :1111e into this hurg he had t110 11:111111- capsehis tirst name and his home town Yes, his 11011 is his 1101110 :11111 D.11 is looking forward to the day when he can stay 111 111311 at Bedford Steiner is some 111:1thcmz111ci1'111 and we can recall Doc Stecker talking of his abilities in those 1i11es.11e iss s0 quie et '11111 1111:1s- suming that 11c expect to hear of him 1111i1L1i11g :1 111211111 road to 11ea1e11 some 215 C111 1916. LA VIE lllullil lilIIIIII OSCAR RICHMOND STEPHENS itSteve HORTICULTURE BROOKLYN Crab Apple Club; Class Lacrosse L31; Susquehanna County Club. Ubjt'rl: Tu In'mmc chief in Ilzc mailing mum 0f the Limtcuxon Dufuzrlmcut. lhis lad hLlongs t0 the Stephen Bros.e0rporati011, 11l11Lh has sent men to this college f01 the lust genera- tim1. Ste1c g0es about the town with his hands thrust deep in his pockets, with :1 Llignilied yet democratic air in the hope that he will l1L111ist1'1ken for :1 politieiz.111 He is n er-sterl of 110 mean ability and possesses enough English hlooLl to play soccer. He never goes to heLl lillcr than 1:30 A. M. and he says Cut the noise, I 1mm 10 sleep. - SHIRELY BENJAMIN STEPHENS, Z69 $5Steve,!i HS! B. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY BROOKLYN College Wrestling L1, 2, 31: Agricultural Society; Susquehanna. County 011 1b Objm'ls 71: 11111131 Ammal Umbandlv by moans of u iL'IIlIfic GUI 1mm bunii. Here is the other member of the Stephens corpora- tion. It ynu see someone hunting,r Ll0w11 street with a short, snappy. stride 11nd an occasional hello you may he sure that it is the woulLl-he-A. l'l. Prof. llis ideals are high. He looks so much like his hrother and speaks so much like him that they are often called the nSiamese Twins and to avoid 111isl11lx'es. both are called l'Steve. WILLIAM COOPER STERRETT emu ANIMAL HUSBANDRY BRACKVVAYVILLE Objm'l: Ta master I113 German ILnlgzmgv. lhis long, 11111lc ' 111e111l1L1 11f our clan 11:15 the 11111 pe1111111ee of 2111 athlete, hut lilLL some of the ancient ltheniuns he Llexntes most ui his time to 111L11t111 pur- suits Si is 21 hrm l1eliL1Lr i11 eo- education, he is L1'e11lhro11Ll minded enough to considel the boys co- eds. liill'1s 11 rewnl 1r hear at any lxind 0f 11L11IL, hut he is. 11L1L1100 husv to lend 11 helping 111111Ll.cspeei1'1lly when Lli111hi11u llald lxnoh with one of the fair sex e1c.L-,te. eter- 216 .1. w-nd -4-uh.ntg-WMALLL IIIIJIIII ARNOLD JAMES STEVENS, IDS K Steve, Jim ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WESTFIELD Tioga County Club; Electrical Engineering Society. 0111'1'1'1: To run a f'I'I'T'LHC Zinc to Los Angeles. ll omlerful :11 will power,1qttiet, retiring, devo ted to his studies 0 singleness of purpose 111111 with 11 craving: for lxnowle'dge he has never yet been able to figure out just why they built Los Angeles 11w1'13' out there hy the P11cillc.1'1e never worries over this fact. for by :1 new theory of his own he has ligured that the distance 1111ies directly 115 the time which passes. : Steve claims that the clectricals have theo 1113' cours c in college since it covers so many lines 11111101 his slttperh store of lxnowle1 lge would seem to bear out his C1 11i111s 0111916 LAVIE WILBUR HARLAN STEVENSON, Cuheco Club Steve, '1W.H. AGRONOMY VVAYNESBORO Crab Apple Club; Agricultural Society. Object: To be 1111' 0111' 1'11 .S'lalc College .1111'1'1'13'. nSteve won great renown 115 11 two year Aggie. and determined to extend his fame 111111 influence 01 e1 two 111111'eye111's, so he became 11 proud Junior 011 the thirtl 111p lhis 1111s rather l1 111L116 11111011 0111 reporters, but we have recently lt'11r11LLl naughty thing's 11110111 him. S'texe says he ietttrned to college with the idea Of learning more 1111011t crops 11111111 zllso-wcll. it woultlnt be quite right to expose him in public. lch '11 leave the unwritten part to your Ii11111gil111ti011. 1V. 11. is 11 1111111 11f great resources. th e11 he wntLr supply 111 college was 11111'Ste xe was not vi'm'riul at 1111 1111' he had 11 case right here in this prohibition 1011 11. DANIEL SHERMAN STEWART, uDannyn HORTICULTURE HOUTZDALE Class Track t1. 21'1, eVarsity Track 01: bCrap Apple Club; artield County Club Obj.1'1'l' 6111 111' a 01111115011 farmer. Yes, hD;111113 's1'13's he is from 1101117Ll111e,1111t he have not yet been 1il1le to discover its exact location 011 the 1111111 Still Pennsylutnizt is l111'ge.so we will h111L to take his w'11111 for the fact that it is 50.11e came here 1mm Mei'Lershurg where he 11115 somewhat zletix'e in truck but here he continued his athletic activities only while he was under the jurisdiction of the llep 111111113 is quite expert in handling 110th i11ter11:1113 111111 externally the wee L1.'l Anyone who has heard him sing. knoxu that he 15 gifted with 11 marv 010115 t?1 tenm 111ice.11e1s 1e1'3' proud of it C 11111116.: are even in this case. w 1 111;1'1.1 j',. 1:33BV? $13.33 I :43 1?: :nnntnulu 3 133333313 L$V3E InnuIIl HELEN ADEL STRODE 11Dotl, HOME ECONOMICS Girls Basketball 31, 21; Girls Glee Club 32, 31. 0111'3'3'1: T31 wlzisllc away llze lcu'iuux 113111123. Once D3'1tty'11as at the he 131 01' the Honor 11011 30f the list of gigglers1,1mt 11:15 lately assumed the dig- nity behtting a J1111i01. It cannot 11esz1i3l for sure, but from 3111 appearances 5113 is not afraid of deep wzltm. fm she frequents the well regularly. She is naturally 3111iet,but get her stz'11tc3l 211131 thene-watch out! Opin- ions will be slightly c11a11ge3l,for Dot has the faculty of laughing at exactly the wrong time. Her ability to 11111511 is quite pronounced, and it is the one bane of her existence Ol1,gi1'ls, I hate itlll is the true expression of her feelings BERT STRAW 35Hayv! ANIMAL HUSBANDRY Clearfield 0I1j3'1'l: I31 3'311lz'i1113' 11mph Ilia! 1113'1'1: 3113' 1131 1131113930313 111 Ins 113111' Bert comes from :1 country where deer 111131 bears are so plentiful that they stand around 111131 watch the farmers husk corn. He says 31150 that 2111 great men have never 112131 :1 middle name and from this he is wont to draw conclusions. His one ideal is to get a deci- sion 011 the mat from lchvi. He hopes to coach the ,Vursity wrestling team in his prep school 111 1917. WEST CHESTER CLAIRE STROHECKER ttClaire CIVIL ENGINEERING STATE COLLEGE Obj3'3't: To be a rml vitril cngiuvvr. hClaire before he entered State 211131 took up his residence in town, lived in Lewisburg and attended Mr. Bucknellls school. There he was noted for his abilities as :1 stude and for his everlastingly slowness. How- ever, since he has taken up State as his llsure huff Alma Mater he has retained the good student qualities and lost most of his slowness 211131 shyness. 218 HAROLD FRANCIS SULLIVAN Sume CLASSICAL BROCKTON, MASS. 0111'1'11: 'I'o 11111116 111': 11111110 as f111110113 1'11 lilt'lal'y 11 1111'111111' 11 1111.1 1'11 NM 11111111! 111' xporl Big Tim, vou all know him; John 1.. .. you know him wc11;1hL-rc never 1':15 :1 111:111 named Sullivan who wasn't :1 dzirn 1111c Irishman. This is the type Of 111:111 that made 1rc1 :11111 fa1110115.11e comes from :1 classical state. is taki11g'1 classical course. 111111 11:15 :1 classical name. 1'cri13'.hc is :1 classic 1103's he is :1 hustler 911111 11c 11115 shown that he is :1 business 111:111 from the word go. There 11111.51 11c snnuthing in :1 name. HAROLD IRA SWICK, APP SARA WILSON SWEETON Sally, Sweetie HOME ECONOMICS PHILADELPHIA Y. W .A. Conference Delegat e 01: 01A. Cabinet 131: Student goggiggnent Delega 1:6 131; Student; Cmincii 12. 31: Gir ls Basket:- 0111'1'1'1. 1'11 111' 11 .8'1'1'1'111'v Prof. No, 1 can't go to the game! 1'1'1' 111C rL-L'itutiuns 1111 .11011L1:1y. 11111 it isn't :15 5L-1'iO115 :15 it 511111115. ' 5 though 5111': 11:15 1c:11'11ed 111 L'011L'e11tr:11L-111111 1.5 110,111 the head 01' the honor roll Sweetie 11115 :1 1c11' frivolous moments in which she 111'1'105 letters. 11111325 tennis. 111111 c11110c5 011 1111 available 51111111151191 1010 for thL prac- tical side of cookery crochetin. 211111 the medical pro- I'L-ssion 1611115 115 10 hclimc 111111 Sweetie 11'111 11c1L1 1111:1111 he 110111e5'ick :15 in 11L'1'frc511111cn 11113' .5. Swicker ANIMAL HUSBANDRY NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. Agricultural Society: Sirloin Club: College F0 001; tball Squad GD. Objm'l: To be 111' 11111 111 111'. 111111111111 111111113' 110 not handle 1111 cx11ihit5 Yes, this 0110 gave up 1111 ctluL11tion for :1 1'0 ege L'11reLr. Left the 1110-3'L'11r A.g5 and joined the best c1115: in collegL 111111ch C11L'e1'5'1. 011 we were very 1111111 11:11c hi111' lhrec 1101.1:1rs ducs plcase.1Vc'1l let the 0111111110rd L10 the worrying come on :11111 1111'13' 111:11 L':11'd;t11is business 511011 1111111ri1'e 111C 111:1L1511elic1'c 1110.1'11 11ie 11:1rL1. 'Somc tuymhle! 117215531 Niagara 1121115. 1 219 C111 1916, LAVIE' IIIIJIIII CLARENCE ELLSWORTH TAYLOR C. E., Tayl ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HAZLETON Objccl: T0 1'111'1'111 11 1111114053 screen door. During his first semester :11 leollege. an instructor asked C. E. whether he 11:111 c0me to college, 01' had been sent. Clarence replied that he 11:1d1'eo1ne of his 0w11:1ceorrL1. l ort the last two ye :1r5 he 11:13 shown that he had told the tr11t11.11e believes that his chosen profession 15 the best one in the world lihcrefore, dur- ing acation, he lays bricks SWLeps the streets of 11:17.11: ton, and does any other such electrical 1101'11'.i 1 1:y1 is 11150 :1 great football 111:1yer,hut he is so tender hearted that he cannot bear to see any one get hurt. Unless he 1L'ts Socialism get the best of him. C. 1.. 11111 do things. LIVINGSTON PIERSON TEAS 13111, Gunny MINING ENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA College Football 51201;e 013-356 Football 121.- Mining Engineering Cercle Franc ais 011,111: To know Mother Earth inside 1211!. 111th is :1 wonderful man with a mania 1'01 hikes 11et:1kesy1ittle pleasure jaunts down home and back L- '1L'13 1:1L:11ion.ShOrt trips of 75 miles 01' so in the mountains are but mere child s 111:1y. 13111 got such :1 rep for hikLs that people heard of him way up in the vihls 01 Northern New York at :1 place called Camp W11 1V:1y:111L1:1.11e was invited to go there and teach the dear young Y. M. C. A. er s :111 about 11:1ture.The in - t111'e generation 11i11 as :1 result be able to tell g1:1Li:11 HLIIliLiiL'S when they see them. CLYDE MELVIN THOMPSON Tom, Poetry BOTANY PORT ALLEGANY OIH'L'L'I: Tu Inumtfm'lurt' rubber lively. 1 If you hear someone Coming down the street. not making any noise. rest assured it is T110111psotn.C1ydc is :1 Chap whose middle 11:11ne shon1d he Quiet lie is :1 111:111 11110 5:115 little and :1111:1ys gets there. 'lhey 5:11 Wlom is not 11111th 111 :1 fusser. but you Lant :1111'1135 sometimes teii. There was :111 011'1 sat on :1 tree, The more he heard, the less spoke he. The less he spoke, the more he 110:11'11. :Xnd C131Lle is like this wise 0111 hiril. 1100 Illllllll J OHN CARL THOMPSON AGRONOMY OXFORD Chester County Club; Crab Apple Club. Ohjcri: To join 1111' 110.11 6111.11 in tollcgv. 1V 111.111ere is one guy with brains in our e111ss any- 1 're are just about 11111f1'11112011 reasons for thinking 111111 he has 11r11ins.First.he stopped going to c111101-e11t 1 incnln 111'11e1'e1L-r th1tt 61.111111151111111: to State. Secm111.11he11 he did come to StatL he joined the Class Of 1916 lhii'1',ll3 when he 111111 t111ishL'11 refristering. 1111- isl1e11j1'1ining 0111 Class he 1111111 for 11 room in ML: Xllister. 1Vh 1y go any further with the evidence? Ihe prisoner :5 g11i111211 1111s heen unanimously 11eci11L11 '11e 1111s 1r11ins Che'1916 LAVIE FRANK WESLEY TORREY 11Pesky ANIMAL HUSBANDRY TOLEDO. o. Objcvt: Tn 171' 11 SPI'OHd Clmrlvx 1111111111. 111'211111' originated in '1111e110 111111 when 111 111111 L11 111 State with his distinguished smile. he 511011 1111111L 1111111y triL-s.1111 His strong points are work 111111 511111, 111111 in 0r11e1 10 loner the high 1051 of 1i1i11g, he 111111'11s 1111C $11111 Hill 1111 day to keep from sletping 111111 then sleeps all night to keep from e11ti11g.PL.-.11'y is very modest 111111 111v11r11111y shies at the 11111 sL'x.Si11LL'1'L- in 1111 his work. he can be relied 11111111 111 111 with us when we hear. 3.011111;r men the 11'.or111 etc JAMES WILBUR TOWSEN, 111 AG HTow'n 6KJim,,9 uBiliH INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY HARRISBURG Assistant Managers Varsity Baseball 131: Scabbard and Blade; Class Treasurer 121:3 tudent Council 131' Cade 1: First Lieute 11am Exe F1 mance Committee 131:17 .A. Gabi net: 131; Harrisburg 0111111: To keep 1113' goat from Oehrlc. 11 van 11'11111 anything?T done, ask 11 husy 1111111. This saying,r 1101115 true with 01v One of the busiest men in 0111' class yet he 1111115 the time or he has the ability. good looks 01' just plain 111111 to secure h. 15 in most of his subjects. Ilis virtues are many, his f1111115 are fe11'.1111t we must not forget to mention his beautiful tenor 1oiLe. which. when the occasion arises mounts to high altitudes resembling.r very Closely the 11111stle of the I?CIIefonte CLntr111. 1 11int whini11,Joe. V011 111e 111111111 111 go 1111'111 into ,1- 3-. V; g. 1nri'wnunn 11'1'1y. JOHN LEONIDAS UBAN Johnnie, UB AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION ARIEL 011-1011: 7112 111' 11 10111 guy, 1'11 511111111111 11'1I1'I'1'ly. Though J11h11 comes from :1 :'11y 10w11,he 11118 111- 1111ys 11cc11 11 1111101 11111. 5111, 1111! XVhat :1 ch'mgc 11115 111111-11 place within his 11111121111051 $0111. was al- ways 1111 :11111-11111112111151 1111111 1:151s11111111cr,11'11c11Cupid crept up behind him 211111 shov C11 111111 inm 50c L116 y. Since that fateful 111111116111 Jo111111c 11115 116111 1115 011'11 111111 the 11-111111c of the species 11115 developed :1 11211111 111111111115; lengthy letters. 111111111, and his romnic 011011 11111'111c5. G0511! 111111111111; have 11- -ha11 11'1'1111111? HOME ECONOMICS Y . C. A. Gabi net 12MY 111111 household 1111a11ce? till the eleventh hour. IO 10 10 f 11521 2 1A 1.21:3 LEE TURNER Slim. uLegs SANITARY ENGINEERING Oijcf: To 111' 11 fuml shark and a dunving mastr'l'. Lee is noted for 11 1011 things 1115t his long narrow pedal extrc111ities.wl11ch he uses to L1c111011strzltc new steps 111 1111: Maxixc; second inability to pass Off German I. SL'm111011.1 e is 1151111111111'1 . W W. C 121; m48511111031111; Manager Girls 1,2 pose! 1115 Laura at 110011. She is the 11111111 representative Her success 111 the White Mouse place of leading lady in The Faraway Princess? ulics are 1101 10 her liking 115 she never sees 11 JO'C But thcn- XVhy 511011111 1? Her invariable answer to undesirable requests consists in two words Good-night. 1VILKES-BARRE VVL might mention But cv C11 these 111111111- L'11ps 1511111101 keep this g11y young blade from Igctting everything he c1111 out 0 he comes from 11111105- l11rre is 11 1111111 111011' 10 the rest 0118,1th61: s11'c111s there isn't 11 plthc 011 the 111L globe that has 1111 my prettier girls 1111111 the rival of good 111le. 4113'- LAURA ISABELLA UNGER Laurie BOYERTOWN . Play 12. 31; Girls Glee Club ' Class 3 Objn'l: In 1111111111 iudt'wduul jplwncs fur lhz' H'hy is Laura so devoted to the study 01 cookery Perhaps for 11 pr11L'1iL'111 pur- at tive. 211111 111 11i11c-tifteen. 011 the stage. for her the HAROLD PIERSON VAIL uHurse-power MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ERIE Class Lacroseemtagl; Erie City Club:3Glee Club O, 2, 8M Varsity Quqrtet t1. . . agar Glee Club t l; Mechanical Engineering Somety; Freshman Choir Director tin; Assistant Manager Glee Club m. Object: To be a bassol' Camxo. The old saying that little boys should be seen and not heard does not apply to H. P.. neither in respect to size nor noise, because when Vail is around there is always something doing. He is a charter member of the Sammy club, and by a good combination of hard work and salve he has helped to uphold the honor of the club. llis chief hobby is women. and although a daughter of the prairies down in Texas awaits his coming. we are led to believe that he is not :111 infre- quent visitor at The Cottage. GAIL JOSEPH VEDER tlJoe ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING PITTSBURGH Objm: Tu In: a Irrirlc salesman. This mini is known :is one of the gang of Sopho- more i'ough-necks, hut clzums to be in another class. il- HOMER LANSING VANAKEN uvann CHEMISTRY AMSTFRDAM. N. Y. Cadet First Lieutenant: Omcers Club; Deutscher Verein: Rifle Club; T. '1'. Chemical Society. Objm'l: Tu Iulcc tliingx mxy. This ensy-going Dutchman from Old Amsterdam left his father's stove with great reluctance to come 10 State to take up Chemistry us his profession. It is quite pos- sihle that due to his record :15 :1 henrt-hrezlker he will not return alone. Notwithstandingr his mzmy social duties. and his Oflicrship in the 'army Van l hmls time to pull good marks in his classes. Many are trying to follow out his System of education. but only a few are succeeding. Van.U you have snlvetl the pruhlem of life; we wish you success. If he isn't :1 rough-neck, at least he does make a great deal of noise fur he beats the drum in the college hand. He tries to correlate his summer work with his archi- tectural course and therefore landed a job :15 time keep- er on :1 hnusc construction gang in Pittsburgh. Ask him why there is an intimate relation between Babe's Movies building and himself. He knows. 223 Che 1916 LAVIE RAYMOND EARL WAKELY, Z19 63Ray ANIMAL HUSBANDRY SACEYVILLE McAllisterl iScholarship: College Wrestling 12, 31: Interb Class :12, 33; Sirloin Club;Wyom1ng County 0111 0111177: To .1'1'1'111'1' 11 small l'lnmhv 11nd ruixc 1'111'1'11'1'1111'. 130511105 subjecting himself to :1 course 111 Animal Husbandry this full 517.011 011111011 01' humani1y from the wild 211111 fuzzy regions near Saceyvillc 1U. S. 11.1, goes over 10 the Armory occasionally 31111 11121110511 11111112111 11001' mzlt of himself 111 the interests of 0111' 11'r05t1111g 1021111 11010 :11 8121103111101 Wz1l1'e,111a1' your 31'1111 1'fl'01ls 1101 110 111 1'1'1111. JWe 1111110rst11111 that you have 110011 1:11'011 0101 to fits 01' worrying 1:1101y.W 11rry you know. has 11111011 11101'0 111011 1111111 11:11'11 11'or11'.3!u3 :1 111- 110 sign God 111055 our 1101110, and off the worry stuff 101'g0011. FRED WILLIAM WAGNER, A XA l'iney, John, Honus, Wag CHEMISTRY COALPORT Clearfield County Club; T. '1'. Society. Objwl: 7'11 be 110111! 11f tlzc tllt'llu'xlry 11011111110111. 111110 his 111'0110005501311011115 XVagqu Pi1103! 11'111 11c r01101111111 5111110 11:13'.1lis 11111111 1111111111011 is to beat 5111111111 0111 01 his j0h 211111 111m Coalport 011 1110 1111111. P111 y 1111105 1101105111 111 writing to girls 110 has 1101'01 51011, 111111 111 buying the R011 Book to 100k :11 thc 1301111- 111111 XVomcn of 1110 St 111g0. 111 this way 110 1101105 some day to 111111 :1 wife but 110 is thinking scrious1y of 101- 10111110; 111 1110 traits of James E11115 11011'0. 111110 your 0110 0110 '1'11103'. but we 11011111 11110 to 500 you choose 1111 0111111111111 1110 GEORGE GOULD WALKER, uwearyn MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BEAVER FALLS 0hj1'1'l: I0 0111111111111 11 11111110 fUI 1111111111.: 111 l111!md 1'11 This modern Rip V1111 Wrinkle early 111 his college career 110101011011 :1 propensity for hurling 11'0011011 balls 111 the 0111511'0 1111011' pin, 111111 110 is 11011' a steady 111111011 of the 110w 111103's.111 his own 1101110 town 3311113! is a devil. and 111 11111 11 01111101 110 01111 110 found 011 1110 V11- lage green 11riv1ng zmd putting with 1110 1110105- 510111115. Long before '3Vear3' matriculated to 0111 fair institution 1115 11111110 was well known 10 1111 1110 1110111- 11015 of the faculty 211111 11111101' 1110 01r1'u1115t11111'05 110 has succeeded 111:11'1'01011513! WC . 004 E-fISIIEI , . .32 :6 $ 1'1 ; .2 1. '1'1-11M 11 . '17:: .1131 :.- HARRY JAY WALLACE Baby. Wullie LANDSCAPE GARDENING PENCOYD 01111111 Cross Country 111: Financial Committee 131: Landscape Garde 0111115 Committee; Agricultural Society; Civic 0111b. UI-ji'vl: 'l'u turn lln' Inn'n'ux inlu u 11'111'111'11 11f 15111'11 . 7.011'11-1 11111115 111:11 111111111th 1':1111'1-1 :11 11115 hum of 1111- night? 1111 11111111111; 1 :11111-'5 j1151 11'1'1111'1111,r 111 111.5 511-1-111'1111'1111 llyillp, 111511111111151 1111l11 11111-111111-111 lx1-lh-rmu11 111 1111- 111-11 111' 0111 111:1111. 1Vh1-1h1-1' 11115 15 1'111151-11 by 115 11'1-111'y 1'111'111 1'11111-:11'111'111L-; 10 111111111 1115 hrnin 111 11.5 11'1'1111111111L-5 111 1'1-111'11y,11 111 1111- 1410115 01 11151111111114 111111.51- Lri'uh 1111 11111- 1':111 111-1111111-13' 1lc11-1'1111111'. 1111 51111'1-111-111113' :511111111- :11'11r'1 h1-11:151 11'11-11'1'11:111-1'1:1111 11-1111'. 11'1-1':111j111lL-c 1111 came. 11:1111 i5 :1 hard 11'111'11- 1-1, :1 good 51'11111. :1 1411-111 :111111111'1'111' 1'111'1- John. 1'1-115.5 111111111'1', :11111 111h1-1'1'- 1ll1111 5 :111'15' HAROLD EDMUND WALTER, ll 11' A Abe. Harmony ElJCC'l'RO-CIII'IMICALENGINEERING PHILADELPHIA Glen Club 12. 3,1; Southern Cl11b:yElectro Chemical 131181111113 So 01 111111-11: 'l'u lmm' umm' 1I1u'11' 11111 1I1'I1'I'miu1' fumv. 1111111111 1111- 111:111 11'111151- 11111111-1':1111'1- 111' 1115 5111'11111111- 111.51111'1-11 him 111 11 111'1-1115 :1111'1-51ry had: 111 J1-1'115:11c111 111111 :11111111 1111- 11111- 111' .'1111':1h:1111. .1110'5 11:155 voice :11111 1115 :11111111' 111 11'111 1111- 1114111 f:1111:15111 y have made 1111111:1'l11'-:11 ' 111 5111'.11-1y 0111-. 11111111 1111- 111-111 111 .511- 1111-. 0111-1-11 111111 1111111 with 111111 1111- :111' 111' :1 111111 15111.55 1111- :11111 :1 lmx 11f 111111111:1115 1:15 S11- 11':15 11111. .511 11:11'11111 511'1-1-11'111-11 111.5 1115111151111111'l1y 111-1'1111111114' 1111- 1':11111y. 11'1: 11111111' you, guy IRVIN ELMER WALTON, E N Ike FORESTRY ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Druids; Varsity ankotbnll 11. 2, 31; Cnptnin-Eloot for 19113. Uhjrrl: 'l'u 11'1'l 1m! 11 71111111! 11:! along llu' In'm'li. 111-'.5' 0111' 1111111 1111.: 111111- 1'1'1-11 Huhy. 1111'15, 111-11':11'1- 1111111151' 1-y1-5. 1111- 1-1111'11-11 111111 1111- 1111.55 111' 1915.11111 1111-, 11111125 :11111 1511'5 111' 1111111111101in 111-111 him from 115 for one your. 11:111- hourly and happy 111'5111111-5' 111111 111-1'f1r1'11y. 111.5 1'iL-hl 11:1111I i5 1-1'1-1' 11111111: 101111 111 give 11'h:11 he hath 111'111 1 1'11-11'1- what 111: 11:11111 11111 1115 51:11111'c w:15 curly 1'1-111141112011 hv 1111- '1 :15 111-111L- 51111:1hl1- 1'111'11111111'113' 111111111505 1'1'1111 1115 1::111':1111 5111111-7 110ml 11:1111, 11111-1-5 1111--11'l11-11 11:155111L' 111 review 11:15 1111: 1111-:111105-11'111. :11 l1-:151 11111'12 225 Illullll 1:593 ' LAVIE l'IIIIIII WILLIAM BURCHFIELD WALTON, KS Bill, Blondy INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY PHILIPSBURG IJmidsT eTlriespian Club; Thespian Orchestra: Assistant sgeMana rt;21 Centre County Clu b. Object: 1'0 produce rulaumms 1pm 1111111.; for C 1154110 69 Compun Since Bill came to us from the weste111 metro- polis of Centre County he has been the busiest 1112111 in college, never being known to carry less than Horty- eight hours on his schedule. His ability as a pianist places him high 111 the graces of Enterpe, but his base voice has been known to disorganize the harmonious endeavors of various intonated eo111hinz1ti0ns.13i'11 is also an actor of note, having spent the last summer 11ith l 1111in and Company. 1113 winning personality has gained for 111111 a host of friends HAROLD STIVER WARD Rebel, uReb AGRONOMY BELLEFONTE Objcrl: 7'0 Climb H10 ladder 11f a 11.111sz- lure cxltzblislzmmt Dining his Freshman 111111 Sop 101110re years Reh spent 111051 of his time dodging beltms in l'rench and 111'itin,L;1 themes 011 the merits of the Bellefonte lligh SLhnnL The best way to judge the 1111112 of a tre e is by its 1r11it.lf Re1 1 realized that he wouhlnt have 10 expnuml :11 such length 011 the subject No doubt Bellefonte is :1 mighty nice place if you live there, but you 110nt it's a nice place to leave. Rel, we all sympathize with you when you take that rzlilioad ride home. DANIEL LEVI WARNER Dan ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING TAMAQUA Object: To let Hit? ollzcr follow worry. One time Dan had to make a speech He took a position in front of the class, raised both eyes heaven- 1121111 placed his hands,p111m to 11211111, 111 front of him, took 011 a Llowncast appearance 211111 began his talk on The Raising 0 Alfalfa. After he had finished, the instructor said 'Mr. 1Vz11'ner when you 10011 that posi- tion in front of 115,1 thought that you were about to lead us in prm er. That 5 just like Dan llis appear- ance is deceitful, but he will show up with the best of them 11hen the time comes. 226 PHILIP WILLIAM WARNKE Pete, n13111 AGRONOMY SCRANTON Civic Club: Agricultural Society; Lackawanna County Club. Objcrl: Scranton, mm, Mum! and to come. Scranton is beautifu1;Scra11to11 is :1 very fine place; SL'1',:1111011 Pennsylvania is the seat of all learning, the hub of tlie 1111iverse;without Scranton the earth wouId be black c11:10s.Peteis experiences thus far in his college career have been numerous :111d1':1riegatetl, ranging anywhere from disagreenmnts with the Sopho- males 01' times past and the Chemistiy Department to some one in Bell efonte. Nev e1't11elcss hes having the time Of his life 311:1 is still able to argue, and the f11tu1e holds 110 fears. SEYMOUR WASKOWITZ uWaskie ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING PERTH AMBOY, N. J. LA VIE Art Staff: Architectural Engineering Society; Cosmo politan Clu b. 0bj1'1'l: Tu bermm' 11 general 111 1111' Russian army. H1V:1s11'ie is 111011111113,r hard for fame and fortune. 11111Lh he intends to 111 11c :11 the feet of his inspiration in lxussin whom he visited during the summer Of his freshnmn y.e:1r So great was the attraction she had for him that he 1'etu111ed to college six weeks late. The f:1Lt thz1t 11c made up the w'mk with iiE' s speaks well 1111 his studiousness. n11 1'1511'ie's fondest recollection of State 11i11:'1111:1vs be his 0r:1t01ie:11 efforts with HIc1111- hacker. TOM BERG WATKIN S i'Teebyf 'tBinnyfi tWVatty , FORESTRY MUNHALL Forestry Society: Prohibition League;Pittsbu1-gh Club; Int 6-: -Class 1.110103 3.30 Objwl: To become a srmnd Gifford Piurhul. i1111nshucks. Holy shinnystieks, 11nd Whats tough one, you know, may be heard from this illus- trious W'elshman at any time :15 soon :15 he is out of bed 111 the 1110r11i11g.11W:1tty hails from the celebrated town of Munhall somewhere in the heart of the soft coal regi011.1ic Is :1 fine fellow and has the finest quali- ties of :1 11111- Hedged forester.111s only had trait is that he likes to get up in the mowing. 227 :1 C33 1; .113: 1.11.4 1551 JAMES ALVA WATSON, Pioneer Club 11Shorty. Watsy, 11Alvo CIVIL ENGINEERING KELLETTVILLE Friars: Sphinx: Class Banquet Speaker 121: Class Football 11. 21: Col- lege Footba 11 131: Class Baseba 11 11.21; Cadet Ba nd 11, 2, 31; P111 1y Lous: Civil Engineering Society 0111111: 711 p111 Kr'IIvtlc'illt' nu Hzc map. 11 11110 11:15 11e1c1'l1cc11 1111 0111'111 111 11'11'.r1y 10r rt '5 great 11111111111 pmc'li1i1ics 111111111 111111 one of Metzy s fz'11or- itcs so 11111111 511 111111 he is :11 present taking Spanish. 111111150' is :1 1111:1113 011 the football held and if nature 11:111 only seen 111 111 CllthVV him with a little more cx- tcnsivc physique. 111111'1' aspirants would really worry. Behold! 1110 short. fat 1'01y puly, goml natured Chap S THOMAS WILSON WEAVER, 01 : Bill Weaver LANDSCAPE GARDENING LATROBE Landscape Gardeningt Society; Westmoreland 0011 my Clu b. 011.1117: '2-1111'1glli. llorc we have VVea1'c1','y thc 111:111 with 1111' hip; voice 111111 the 121111411 that is all his own; 116 press 111116111 of the landscape architects. l1l1ill came 10 Stutc with the desire for thc wihl life of thc forester strong: in his veins, However. he fell in love with 110 11. G. course early in his college career. and c1111 since 11:15 111:1th lhc wcllxin 1i11g with its 111 1ises.111ir weather permit- ting t1l1ill will he graduated in 1916 0111- of the most enthusiastic 1. GK 5 l 111111 6101' curried 1111113111 diploma from 51311201in among: his 1111111110115 1101111165 :11'1' arguing organizing 13111111111,1 bees. 111111 tripping the light fantastic. ALBERT FISHER WEBER, ,H K N 11Von, 11Bridgie ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CARLISLE Objt'vl: 'lln vullit'ufr 1111111112111 ax a t'I'I'lzu'. Count V1111 H'cher of Carlislc. is :1 frequent. you might say 1'11111111111'1115, visitor :11 Aslmry Park :11111 sev- '.':11 other s11111111c1' resorts. 111: does not associate. with 1110 Carlisle trihc 11111 he is great 1111 this :111jf'1i11i11p,r town stuff. 119 111' 11:: 10 go swimming without going near the water and for this reason we believe that electricity is the only juice that he handles. Britlgie is :1 good fellow and 1111- 1101's 111'c 11111z1ys lrl:ul to hear of his sum- 111cr 111111165. 228 quull C111; 1916 LAVEE CLIFFORD PAUL WEBER Bridgie, Dean MECHANICAL ENGINEERING WILLIAMSPORT Mechanical Engineering Society: Deutschet Verein: Motive Pow r;Club W111iamsport Clu b. Obf1'1'l: 1 '11 1'1 ll11' 1'1111fi11'1111'1 11f II11' p111f'l1', 11nd II11'11 1'11'111gies stern executive 1'1111111'113' tirsl 0111110 111111 111'111111111'111'1' 11'111'11 he was appointed 1'111111'111:111 in 1511-511- 1111111 Argunicntznion. If he 11'1111111 111111: 110011 11is1 111'1'11-1l 500111'1'1110 1'1111111'1'5 arc 111111 pressure would have been 11101111111 to 11mm in 01'111'r 111 11:11'1- him change 111 1111'- legal $11 that in the near future 111' 11111111 111' 11111- 111 11111' Chicfjustices.11011'011'r.111- 511111 111 .111'1'11:11111'111.111111 if 111' 1101115 011 :1111'11111'11111 111i1rin:11 1119115 111' is 15111112; 111 hit 1111 somethinu some 11:13'. SOLOMON WEINBERG CHEMISTRY Menorah Society; Southern Club Deutscher Verein; T. T. Society. Oijrl: T11 run 111.1 1171' 111'1154-111111111f111'l111'1'11g Nulll. S111 hails from the 1'113' 111 111'111111'r13' 11110 with its rather 10511101111111111 i11c:1s.. c1 1'1th1'less 111- 11:15 it in him 111 11c 11 chemist 11'111111'11'r setbacks he may have 111111 Personally, we think 111111 S111 would be still more successful if he di1111t have 10 11112210 01'1'1' l11t1is11'1'1'i11g so many letters Irom 1111111ing11111.5111'k 111 111' are 1'01111111111 0n 3'1111 to make good. with Charl 133'. V1 cinic. 11117813, uBiuu 11! !111 1111111111121. fur 11 1'11 11'11111111' 1111111110 111111119. trouhlc 11'11111111'5 31111. PHILADELPHIA 000 FLOYD WILLIAM WEBSTER HORTICL'LTURE - 1VELLSBORO Ul11'1'1'l: 111 11111'11 I11 1 .1111'1' 111'1111' 1 1111;1' tl11111 111.1 1111': 11:1m1 11141111115 111 11 family tree which has its 1'111115 firmly embedded in 11 truck 11111011.1Y1' 1'er 5111'1'1' , 11111c1'1'r. 1111' he seems 111 111'111' checkers 1111 his 11111111 1'11111i111111113. :11111 is 1110111111111: away 1111111 1111- 1111- 11511111 1111'. 1 1 11111'k 1'1':1s1-s 11111-11 11 new 11uimm11 1111' 1111' 1'-111'1'k11' 111c11111 113111c11rs. 111' stays 1111'113'1'1'11111 the truck patch .15 1111115 111' 1':111. 1111- 111- 5113's 'N1'11'r the 1916 LAVIE - n s I n I I - I1 ROBERT BROWN WEINMAN, A A E Bump, Weinie, ttShylock,' LIBERAL ARTS MONACA Beaver County Club. Object: To be Illc 111's! buwlvr 1'11 Ccntcr County. Bump is one of the kind that upholds the reputa- tion 01' the 51111111 town of whiL e1 he is 11 very liv ve 111'011- net Although he does not believe in correspondence schoo15 he seems to he acquiring somewhat of 2111 11111- cation through the 11111ils. VVeinie has some very tine pictures adorning the walls of his retreat. and although some Of his friends seem a little bit backward 1111011t their pietmes1i131111111 11id not seem to understand that this 111011111 the cold shoulder. But WBump is great 011 house parties, so 1'110 knows what the gods have in store for 111111. GEORGE WILLIAM WELLER, H K N 11W7ezl'17 0S13illV, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING VVILKINSBURG Objn'I: 7.11 11111116 Ihv world bcltcr. Here is the type 111 1111111 that the world COU111 not get t111011g 1ery well without. lie is always 011 the job and Opportunity will not 11'110e11 011 his door without hearing Con ei11.' 110 keeps 011 speaking acquaint- ance with his estutlies 111111 with quite1 11 number of the fairer sex,he11ee it is rumored th11t1 1e is somewhat of 11 ladies 1111111. Howeven if e1erythin'r turns Out 1111 1'i;.,rht he is destined to 110 something hetr1re he dies WILLIAM THOMAS WELSH Bill? Mount Nittanyt' CHEMISTRY EMPORIUM Object: Tu always 1'11! hrmkfaxl in bed. HRill holds one intercollegiate record. 11611115 never been known to go to breakfast during his college e1 1reer. 11' not 1111 1111L0111111011 sight to see this elongated gen- tleman tearing for L'hape1,c0111bing his hair 111th One 11111111 111111 111eing his shoes with the other. Alas! We have 11 tale to tell.' Bi11n lost his heart to a ttPhiludel- 1111111 Quee11 durii1g the Penn- State game 1'15t year The fair one and our hero were waiting for a e11r.See- ing the impossibility of obtaining a seat for the damsel, Bill re11111r11'ed,Do you think we can squeeze 0111 thi 15 e111? The chicken winked her eye and replied, Wait until we get 1101110 230 WILBUR ERNEST WEST Westie, Kid AGRONOMY FRANKFORD Object: To alzvuyx smile and 1111131 I1'1't'l1' 1111 1111' Here we have one of the class 111i11gets.11e starred duringr the tuft few nights of his I'rcshmun year in the role of Jef1, fo1'thc editication of the naughtv 5011115 1115 fondness for hot 110 gs 'is due to home environ- ment, for he is :1 little' 'iilrunhfurtter. WV cstic is :1 11:111111' g11y, :1 soccer tiend :11111 :111 :1111'01111111ist: :1 link- 1111111 who accomplishes big things G11 to it 1x111 ' 11c 11 11 1tch you grow! ROBERT PARKER WETHERALD, A Z uBig Bob, Bob, Cutey HORTICULTURE SANDY SPRING, 111D. Class Soccer 1011;131:155 Baseball 121; Agricultural Society; tab App le Club: Southern 011 1.b Ohjt't'l: To 111' a .11'1'111111 Billy Sunday. Big 13011 with his Maryland drawl and his love of s1ce11 is :1 student of 1'1111'ticulture :11111 :15 such 11:15 made good. He 11:15 :11511 11:111 some success in practical work for he pruned one or two ancient apple trees 1111iL11 me still living. He can play 11356112111. but it is probable that professional 1111111111341 ':1ther t11:1n protL ss111n111 busc- 11:111 11i11 e11 '1i111 his abilit; ' He does not admire the city with its lights and 1:11e1111nrs hut rather desires the open 1e1cl c011nt11' :11111 farm surroundings 11here 1:1tL 1101115 are the exception rztter than the 1'Lt1 JOHN FRANKLIN WHITBY Whit HORTICULTURE PHOENIXVILLE Chester County Club; Crab Apple Club; Agricultural Society Object: T0 mum! Hurlm well cnmlgll 10 be 111110 agraft 011 the 01'1zcl1r.d V1711itby L0111Cs to us :15 :1 true daughter of the soil and contrary to :111 precedents set 11y his country breth- ren is following hard and fast in the well trodden paths of his ancestors 11iefcrring :1 peaceful life 111 the country rather than the turmoil of the city. That he is fond o :1 3112111 is shown by the fact that he :11w:115 11:15 :1 camera has been amused and justly. we thing, of visiting the abode of the fair Co- eds A 1:111 handsomm chap who does not swear, but enjoys hearing it. 231 WILLIAM HOWARD WHITE Bill. thitie, Hootmonn AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY MOUNT CARMEL Oijvf: To 111' 11 l'axll' mun. From the hard coal regions of Mount Carmel came llllill, bringing with him some of the hardness. Thts 0111110 to the surface during1r Sophomore year and mani- t'cstctl itself in a stout hickory paddle. Early in the game llW'hitie showed himself to 1e :1 H ercury and 11:15 brought home quite :1 few points for the 13111? .and ll'hitc, by his ability on the cinder path. H111' 1s :1 111ml worker. :1 mighty good scout. 111111 is as white as his 11111116. May he have great succcss as :1 dope mixer. CARL ALLEN WHITEMAN llCaul. thhitey ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CLEARFIELD Ul1j1'vl: 7.1, 111111111541, Illa Clvul'fivld bank. Here we have one of those plutocrztts you rczul almut -:1 great l1:111kL-1 s son. Did you ever see :1 1:1 1 perfect- ly grmuuwl young 1111111 starting for his tlrst class at 8:301'11 lllL' 11101'111'1114'? chll. that was our Curl. the hero of this narrative. He was never known to tlunk-much. 11ml 111:11121gcs to keep 111 the swim with the rest of thc Iilcctriculs. XYc tluu't know l 'l1itcy's ohjcct exactly but we suppose it is to introduce L-lectric currcuttcyl in tho Clcnrllohl hunk. 1 JOHN JOSEPH WILHELM, E A E uLightning, Burly, ttSchnazel ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING POTTSVILLE Schuylkill County Club: Electrical Engineering Society; Track Squad t1. 2t; Assistant Manager Thespians. Objm'l: Tn 1211 thv lmdcr 0f :1 band. This big hurly hrutc was born in the small hamlet of Pottsvillc about . lis nicknzunes indicate, as you may suppose, :1 tlne physique. and :1 dashing way of doing things. He donned :1 track uniform during his freshman and sophomore years. and by his wonderful form was able to keep out of drill. This, however, is not gaiusaying the fact that he would not have made an ideal soldier, for should he stand sidcwise he would present :1 more fraction of a target, and would be prac- tically immune from ritlc tlrc. 0-10 -11... 9112.11. .11 -99-.- Q91 1:1 :11 1919 1.291711 .. ,rx IIIIIII Awhkig9:1$wwwwm9w. .11, M RUSSEL MURRAY WILLARD, CI: FA hBunk, nDimplets COMMERCE AND FINANCE APOLLO Glee 01111101138: College Basketball 111:01ass Basketball .11. 2. 31: Track Man H131 1.1 bar 111 Arts Soc 0111111: To 1112111311 11101: lilac 1111111115. Coming from :1 village like 15111111111, 1' 1111111 would naturally turn to agriculture;11'hi1'h cnurse he pursued diligently his lirst year. As 9111111 119' the hay souls wore combed 0111 of his hair he 11i91'111'1'1'1'd that the soil 111111 1101111 of the charms of city 1111'. .911 he 111-ci111'11 to become :1 financier. 11111159 wonderful 1'111111111-xi0n 1113' 1111- usc of 11111119 CTCEH111. wavy hair 111111 multitude of dimples won the admiring g11111c1's of 11111113' of 1111' C11- e119.11is 1'hicHt-t1'11ul111'191111':l1'1'111ingt1'111'11'11f hi9 111111119, 111111 hi9 qucc BLAKE EARLE WILLIAMS 11Duckie CIVIL ENGINEERING PORT MATILDA 0111111: TU 1W 11H NIB 11'7'1'1. 1Xilliz1ms 1111.9 11111'113'9' 1'ht-rishcd '1 110.9'i1'1' 111 111' ml the level, which 1109i11', l11'1111ght him into the Civil 1:11- :1inc1'1'ili1,r 1'11111'9'1' 1'11 1tz11't . quiet unassuming youth 111th hazel 11r1111'n 1'3'1'9 1i1' 911011 realized that thc 1'1'- lurdinrr form 01 Si1c1i1c 1111.9 more than 1'111111t1-rl11'1lz1111'cd 113' hi9 11111111 looks, 1'111191'11111'11tl3' 11'1' Iiml his room 111'- sorted 1111t 0111'1',11ut full 11111113' 1'11'11i111.,r.9 ouch week. The smooth contours of hi9 tace arc 1'1fti1111'9 hrokcn 113' 9111111'99-911109'1' 1'.1rL i1111'1ti11119 9111i11'911'hich 111110 31111 111 9111116 111111 him .1111l it 9' :1 91111: I161 th.'1t 'Dmkic will 111' .111 smiles 11 hen 19111 9119 him free in th1 11'111'111. DONALD WILLIAMS iiliug.', 5$D0n, tl117ill'! ANIMAL HUSH ANDRY STATE COLLEGE Objc'ct: TU 11. '11 11.'1!U1I. farm 111111 lumdrrdx 11f 1 ,11Il11 111' 11nd, and 111' CIiCIL'LCI Behold :1 11111111101 of Centre C111111t3n11111i1'9'11111 gon- tlemcn.E1'cn though he 1111.9 1i1'1111 11111.91 of hi 91110 in State C011cgc.h1' is almost 11111111111. Dons ' principle pastime in his lr1-9'hman year 11 19 getting in wrong with the Sophomores. then trying: to Oct nut Note cur-L' 11111311, h was 911111 netimes 9111'11'sst111. hut hone9tl3. 11ar11er,hc 11111 not steal 11111.91 1109t1-19 11:1 11:19 pi'm' ed c0111'hisi1'1'l3'that he can talk IHUTC and 9:13 10.99 than the dc.ln at his 11cst.G0ing' 911nm! Although 1m ardent admirer of thL fair sex in encr r111. 13011411 acquired an especial f0ndnes9 f111'91h111'11 teachers 111111 h'1.9' often been found with his chin in 1119' 11111111 gazing pensively into the wc9t. 233 HOWARD JONES WILLIAMS, 3 T ANIMAL HUSBANDRY PLYMOUTH Class Soccer 11, 21; Virsityne Soccer 12. 311:1bMandolin Club 11 2, 31' , uzc Ulljm l: he 11 11' inner. nlllnlll In Amp 1111' '15111 1:11! 0f Infunmh'. The original 111011 when Fatsh father was a funeral director was that little Jlurohl should take Agriculture so that he could help his 111111 plant 13111 1114311 when his father got 10 be postmaster, How111'11 refused 10 1'11: Inge 111111 so another prominent stock breeder 15 111'0111- iscd to the 1111tion. at is 11 1111111y-si11121l genius. He plays the 1111111- 1101i11,we111's 11 1101111111110re 111111 11 number 10 shoe, 111111 11115 :1 11111111 like Harry L11u11e1'.11e masters his course 1111110111 any apparent effort 111111 is 1111 excellent shot with 1111001 111'11i11i11r11 cue. 1t any of these lines 11.1.5110111d Move ox'e' , will your Che 1916 LAVIE gwhityln tsWindyn 1ety106ntre Conn Objccl: '1 11 1'11! 11!! 11c 1211111111. Xrts school 111111 11115 no time for spo piano 1b11111y1 111111 sings 11111'ito11e 1worse1 0f tih1s he is 11 friend worth h1'1ving.XVc C1111 him Professor. Fats, uDago County uHickey ELECTRO-CHEM lCAL ENGINEERING yClu.b 111111'111'111' mnmuuy. XVI e. 2314 This white haired 1111ti1e 0f the hamlet to our notice as the freshman lightweight Since that 111111 1101111111., he has enrttesred the Liberal uWindy ex- HAROLD BRISBIN WILLIAMS PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION STATE COLLEGE Class Wrestlingo c811; College Wrestl1ngl121Liberal Arts pects to teach when 111' leax es State rtPossibly because of this fact he is extremely interested in teachers. 01' rather 11 teacher .va 11 musician Harold hut in spite hope 10 50011 NABOTH OSBORNE WILLIAMS Electro- Chemical Enginetering Society; Lackawanna 0011 Object: T1; 111' 1111' 1111011! fvul'fucr 1'11 11 Iallring Seriously speaking n11ic11y is the Modern 11111111t1011 0f the Sphinx? 111 appearance he resembles the cave 1111111 When it comes to t111101i11g, he is never to be heard What he knows, he 1111 ws, 1111 111 no one knows what he knows for he himself xxo'ill not tell. those who have entered into the inner shrine of this sphinx, say that it contains 11 fund of select knowledge. So let us not be so cruel as to wish 011 him a sehrcwish EDWARD ACHESON WILLSON, diI'A 1'Doomie, ttWoodrowi' COMMERCE AND FINANCE SHARON Tri-County Club: Track Squad 12,.31. Objt'CI.' Tu 1'11! 611111161. Doomie' st111te11 in with the Ag. Course, hut after working 011 the 1111111 for OIIC st1111111e1' he found that he 111111 111isse11 his calling and changed to the Liberal Arts rse.'1W 0011r0ws hardest subject is his Iroth 1:1'11L'ticum. 11c ponders for hours over the j011'es1'11111 'the time the next issue is ready he has them solved. His other 11 011'y,11esi11es not hnding enough time to sleep is his account 110011 which he can 11e1'Lr keep 11111- 1111L'ed. Nevertheless 'D1111111ic 1111s the hirhtinsr s11i1'it 111111 is sure to come Out 011 top. C111. 1916 LAVIE GLENN BUSS WINNER 'tGlenn, t'Knock-out AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY NESCOPECK Objn'f: TU be 11 twhilt' hnpt'ii When 11G1e1111 110115 the mitts. 11C is 1x.O. VVi1111er, 1thz1t is when 111- c111111ectst.1111t when he 11011s his s11eL'11's, he is HO.1 11111111011 1111111gh quiet and 1111- 11ssu111i11g. this 11111 1111115 time to write to other 1111011 5 1ri1'ls for in his own terms. he is still 1001111113101' her.' 111s musical talents :11e e1ide11L'L-11 by his 11e1er Ltasing 11111111 solos, 111111 he 511 he is :1111hitious t0 111'L0111e 11 30101111 Mischa 1C 11111111. G0011 1111'11'. Glenn. 111111 though you saw strings 01' 11'0011,y11111'-L 1111111111 to 11L :1 11i11- .. 110T. J AMES PATRICK WINSLOW Jim AGRONOMY BENEZETTE Sirloin Club. Objcvt: Dct'ilmt'nl C0 llege certainly has 11111110 some change in Jun Vhen he tirst hit State, he was so green that the grass 11115 pale 111 Lomparison, 111111 with 11 complexion like this. Jm desired to become an electrical engineer Ilnw ever, he has 11 head and recognized that it was the farm for him.1y his t11st Christmas he had learned 11011 to manage a derhy 111111 110w Jim is Sone of the sports of the college. With tiJim 11 dayi 11 failure. unless he 11:15 laid 1'1 brick in the 111111 for thes landlady s toe. hIled his roomys bed with water or buried his soeks in his roomys 11i11011 so that pleasant dreams might be 111- duced. 'Jim's tricks are g0011,1111t they go too fur and 111111111311 too often. l0 L: 5;! PAUL THOMAS WUNDERLY, A T Q Socks, ttPeteh CIVIL ENGINEERING Class Basketball Manager t2 After spending ll year at Nazareth Hull Seeks was suddenly seized with the mad desire to become :1 civil Apparently his only great ambition is to get a joh with the Reading R. R. Co. Vt'e have Our doubts though, since he has shown such wonderful the hay scout movement lately, uud as far v . as elected corporal by his trusty biiicc his prep. school days SOCV developed into an all zirnuml engineer. almut this. interest 111 us can he learned. w followers. tent. So for him. lllllllll , m + 1916LAVIE we feel safe in prophesying a great future i: Leliigh and Northampton . P. . Club. To be a soldicr. WILLIAM WALLACE WOOD, 2 AE l6Bill,l! !swoody,l AGRONOMY WILLIAMSPORT Parmi Nous; Friars; Sphinx; Varsity Football t2. 3i; Captain-Elect for 1915; Student Tribunal; Class Football tn; Varsity Lacrosse mi; Schuylkill County Club; Varsity Club. Objovf: To say tuliul 1w tuuuls I0 saytc'illwul ally noixc. Having hPopularity for your middle mum: and be- ing naturally modest would seem to make an iucongrous situation with the ordinary man, but not so with VVoode Up to the present time Bill'i has succeeded in keeping the full blooming smile which made him such a cute baby, and the modest innocent blush which made him such :1 favorite with the ladies on football trips. As 11 student Woody stands high and on his football ability, Big Bill places much contidence. W'oody's heart is almost too big for his body and his friendship is as strong and lasting us the hardest steel. We drink to you, l'XVomly. NAZARETH S hzls athlete us well :is a slu- HAROLD J. WYLIE, ZQ mow HORTICULTURE WILKINSBURG Class Basketball t2, 3t; Wilkinsburc Club; Crap Apple Club. Objcrl: To support a large family an a .tmall arm in tllc suburbs. Ask Doc where he lives and he says Pittsburgh, but he really means XVilkinshurg. He does this because he knows that the next question would inevitably be Where is that? His best trait is his laugh which can he seen at a distance of several blocks. Besides his laugh, ttDoc makes friends by his fellowship on the campus and sportsmanship on the basketball Hoor. Harold took chemistry long. enough to learn the nature of hair tonic and then swung t0 Horticulture, where he intends to make things grow. IluaullI Che 1916 LAVEE Illunlll CLEMENT JAMES WYROUGH, :11 K Clem, ttEnoc MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ALTOONA Mechanical Engineering Society: Motive Powet Club; 31111 rCounty Clu b. Obj1'1'f: To be good and slill have a Neimanf time. One of Duster XVOOLI'S devoted disciples 110m in the city 01 the 10c011101ive industry, he cut his buhy teeth 011 :1 piston rod. As an authority on the economic condition among apprentices of the P. R. R. he 11:15 110 L-1111a1.tC1L-m:1irly revels in the reeking 01101' of :1 penny smoke :11111 he 1111115 much solace in the fumes from his 11011 If 111 the future you are in need 01' :1 friend 11f :1 job 11011't 0v erlook this 1111111- mannered vouth. FRANK WILLIAM YEAGER l6Yeag,!9 uslimi! CHEMISTRY PHILADELPHIA Objm'ls I11 111101111 hem! of 1111' Dem 1r radium 11111011110111 1 Siim' 11:15 from his very infancy shown an Iznnzlzing :15 well :15 :1 precocious interest in radium :11111 in 1:11 10- :1L'ti1e suhst:1nces.11e 11:15 carlied his interest with him to sucha ' c11111pletedeglee th.'1t tie fear that he 11:15 gix e11 up an important side issue. viz: t'e111i110-activity. V1111 e 11c 110 not exactly hclime that these are the right meth- 0115 of procedure for :1 true scientihe 111:111 we must :111- mit that they are the 5:111 facts Got to it Slim. 0H 10 11e11ve1'. HOWARD CHARLES YERGER, 111K 'tYerg, uchuck . AGRONOMY PATTON Druids; Sphin Parmi 0115: Class President 131: College Football 12. 31; Clasxs Football 1111; Wrestling 12, 31,1.acrosse L21: tudent Council 131; Student 0er d 13; Chairman Flag Sct tap Committee 121; Fresh man Clas Organizer Olij1'1'l: '1! 8all 11mm 11m! in all Ilimgs to do 111' 17101 'xlbt' , Yergcr is the man whose :1rrixal at State College was mistaken for :1 short horn running ahead of sche 11- 111011 time 3.1111 w110,1:1ter xxhen purchasing :1 straw 11:11 inquired, HXVill it shrink over wi11ter.1111 soon learned to wink his eye and 110 a few other stunts that made him somewhat of a wh:11e. 1Hs 11111111 hecame fairly settled 011 one question 11111 she fell for:1110t11er.C11uck is an athlete of rare a11i1ity.:111 honor student and :1 pos- sessor of sterling' charaLter, :1 111111 who will always 110 honor to Penn State 3411111111 1' , 1 ' , , , m 1 1 11. 1 1.1, 1. 1.,1 11111111 .11 1.11111, 11,1 .111' 237 1 m1 1111- ,1 , 11. .11 the 1916 LAVIE n I l I I I I I I CHAUNCEY LEROY YODER Chauncey HORTICULTURE READING Berks County Club: Crap Apple Club; Agricultural Society. Objt'vf: 711 1:1! Ugh! info 1'1 luytlzing and Hun get out again eday everyone noticed that Chauncey had lost something; you could tell it by a mere passing glance at his face. You know 110w a man looks when his moustache has been shaved off? Thats the way 'Chu uncey looked. The chief feature of Reading is the Schuylkill River and the chief feature of that stream is C11z111ncecy,s 11.1oe Oh,y011 moonlight nights! Have you ever heard that story about three men in a hoat? Its dull reading compared to that one about two people in :1 canoe PHILLIP W. ZIEGLER, AX A ilPhil, 5IPink,V,!, i6Red'V, uZiegn INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING READING Berks County Club; Mechanical Engineering Society. Object: To gel 011 A 111 celery subject. Listen! IIear that laugh? Something like the hrz1y of :111 Afiican zebra Distinctivcly individual It is Phil the billiard shark with thet inted hair like the epidermis of Cleopatra and the smooth complexion 0f :1 11111 110111 babe caused by an overdose of buttermilk in his youth. His music speaks for itself when he plays I love the ladies. and You made me love you It is trt1e,too,because Phil gets long distance calls. His ambitions are singular we know them, Phil, go ahead and get married VVe1 vill let the world know, how- e1 Cftf' thzlt Phil is proctor to many in 111ath.a11d other st11 HOMER DAVID ZIMMERMAN, ZG Zimmie, Dave HORTICULTURE BELLEFONTE College Baseball 111: Inter-Class Baseball t1, 2McAgricultura1 Soci 1st y; Crab Apple Club; Centre County01111b Object: To make the varszty. Homer is a man who says little and plugs along. He has de10ted his life work to the cause of Horticul- 1111C. and spends his summers 011 the farm at the State Pen giving the convicts lessons in grafti11g1 . D'11e upon his arri1al into this great world was christened neHom 1', so he seeks his fame 111 the wiles 0f the great national p'lstime. We hope he makes a hit. HZimmie has recently fallen for tennis, and we learn that his fair one is a thirty Ulove de1otee. XVe 11'11e11 there 1111s a reason. DIEHIIII Che logo Mme llllnllll LEON COLUMBUS ZIMMERMAN ttElsie, eZimm MECHANICAL ENGINEERING HARRISBURG Mechanical Engineering Society; Motive Power Club: Harrisburg Club. Object: T0 rediscover A mcrira. The accompanying illustration demonstrates the de- gree of perfection to which a railroad man may rise if properly cared for in early youth and receiving a tinal polish at the hands of Duster XVood. On the spur of the moment tlElsie is able to explain the manufacture of anything from a cranberry to a eotter-pin, and woe unto the mortal who disagrees therewith. During the recent elections IMiin's pct slogan was nHoch tler Vance McCormickf RUSSELL ZIMMERMAN Heinie MECHANICAL ENGINEERING KINGSTON Wyoming Valley Club: Mechanical Engineering Society; Motive Power Object: To be Klng of Kingslnu. Greetings! Yes, here he is as big as life. Isn't it :1 splendid likeness? thy. he just seems to step right out of the page to meet you, doesn't he? XVellyou innst understand that photography has made. tapid strides since you had your last picture taken thirty years ago. Aw! Don't go away angry. What has tl'llS to do With Russell? Don't you get the point? Oh, my! XVcll, it is :1 little deep. You see he is from Kingstonv-iycs. Kingston, U. S. A. Hee! Hee! See it now?' Goo joke, isn't it? Successful? Sure. Nothing will ever stop him. . JOHN DAVID ZINK, AZ Johnnyl, HORTICULTURE ROCHESTER Penn State Farmer Board; Agricultural Society; Crab Apple Club; Civic Club; Beaver County Club. Objt't't: To do his buy! to malcc the last of 1916 the best. Did you ever know that sheep have calves? Well, they have, at least llJohnny says so, and the word of one who stands so high in scholarship can hardly be tlonhted. John became famous in his Sophomore year when he attempted to stop a horse from kicking by moral persuasion. The results were poor and JohnnyU immediately lost all love for the A. H. course and Switched to Hortf, specializing 011 peaches. especially on one of the genius Homo. Without doubt, this little frtlittnan, with his capacity for work and his store of good humor will make as many friends when he moves to California as he has here. T I I E SOP 1 10M ORE GIRL 240 P. P. BURNS, V. PRES. R. E. HOFFER, TREAS. R. S. DUNKLE, SECY. G. J. SAUERHOFF, PRES. V. E. KROLL, HIST. 242 ' 0.1916 LAVIE SOpbomore 'Mistory CHAPTER II. N the quiet of a memorable June evening one might have seen us in funeral-like procession moving slowly across the cam- pus toward a huge hontire. On our heads we bore the green crowns of insigniti- eance; and it was fur the incineration of these that we silently gathered together. XYith due solenmity these hits of green fahrie were quietly laid away amid the Hames of the tire. and the lamentations of those present. Yet this grim ceremony symbolized that transition SO dear to us all: The passing of .lireshman days, and the inception of our Sophomore year. tVith the lingering memories of Sum- mer's vacation, we returned in September to assume our varied and important responsibilities as Sophomores. Before us lay the tinal round of class scraps: and all about us were countless numbers of those unfortunate creatures whom Fate had consigned to this hostile re- gion. During the opening days tand nightst we endeavored to adjust these strangers to their surroundings. By careful training and frequent rehearsals thelr talents were soon displayed; and when Poster Night loomed up they performed their part in the evenings play in a creditable inanner. At length we met them in the interclass battles. The foremost of these fell to us in an ovenvhelming victory; and cider Howed profusely. In the Pushball scrap our adversaries were again obliged to nurse defeat. while we-e- nursed ttseven tlollars' worth of broken noses. Likewise in later eonHicts, by Inarglns which showed well our superiority, we further claimed the laurels of Vlctory. But then. we began to perceive a lack of varietx': and when the fray 0n the gridiron took place our magnanimous nature was sn manifested that the Freshmen were later permitted to appear with canes. Antl now the most cherished of our college days are fast merging with the Past: tonsoon we shall put on the robe and dignity of the upper Classman. Once agaln we tarry for a moment to glance back over our course. tVe find that we have gone far and achieved much: and as we turn now to plod 011- Want we feel that all we have accomplished or hope to attain, we owe to the guuhng care and the great fostering spirit of our Alma Mater. to .p cu 4m;-... 4:... 1.. . a . .5 v, JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE 244 1 . 31k . . 1. SOPI-IOMORES 6-FRESI-IMEN I 245 7 1qu, ' .1er THE FRESIIMAN GI RL 246 - ., nu . I ix! ,JJ 551. z... ' ,, k unfunnunAWMwa; .9 agkzva HEKSguerSla Q 056$Fa l l , 2g! .QO r! L. I IWVIV Q A9,? , muunnn-utgg. 1'! II. X 2-17 R. S. PI'I I'ICR, XX PRES. R. S. CLARK, PRES. IL AL IIUIHCR, TREAS. AL 'h-u p 248 s. n. mlm'rm-zus, sndv. R. H. THRONE, HIST, m. --m- mg- ..... . - ... em; 1th LAVEE .JFresbmm Tl't'istory CHAPTER I. if came swiftly up the muttntains. aml. after a rapid regis- tration, we made our entrance into State Culleg'e life and donned the official, verdant cap. The first weeks passed as a tTl'Clell.-Il rarehit dream, and the Sophs came in the night time, day time, and any other time there might have heen. lhitt during those early days of frolic. the embryu 0f the State spirit was slowly maturing in our breasts. The manner in which we swallowed mm glass of humilia- tion, and our subsequent actions in upholding college customs showed us tn he deserving- of full recognition as students of Penn State. Aml who can say that i143 was not represented in a manner hetitting any class on that Night of Paddles aml lluthlles called lluster Night? Our first class meeting was practically undisttirhed. A few eggs and rege- t'ahles hmke some of the windows ml Ohl Chapel. in which we were assemhletl. After atljuurning. we gathered Sulitlly hefnre Ohl Main and. for the tirst time. gave our class yell in ptihlie. And nuw comes the lllllot nn the lisetiteheun. The ClthI' scrap, which is the hardest scrap of them all, was hehl unusually early because the pushhall needed repairs. '18 men were practically strangers to each Other. and al- though we fought, hard. tultimes, unknowingly. with a classmatel, we lust by a senre which we will allow our huastful opponents tu record. The pushhall scrap which followed a few weeks later, showed that nur green emitained mtieh true blue and hut very little yellow. They called 115 green. aml we clung like the green saplingr which hemls hut will not hreak. The tinal score was 6-1. Nothing eouhl, nor can Stop 0111' growth and development. for we are not t'g'reen , that is, full 01' life, sap, rignr? lit the very next class meet eleven ehOsen ClitSSlHEllCS defeated the Snphomores in a football game by the de- cisive score of 12-0. Many lireslmien carried canes t0 chapel the following Sunday morning. partly heeause ut' the coolness ut- the weather. and partly fur another reason: hut the Suphomores kept silent. During the festivities attendent upon Pennsylvania Day. a wrestling meet was hehl hetween '17 aml 'IS. llelnre the assembled multitude 0f students. guests. :1an queens. mir inexperienced men fought the Smiths to a standstill in almost every hout. A word of thanks is tlllC here to the junior Class whose memhers guided anrl aidetl us in all instances, yet never torgnt that sellereliant men were to he developed. Our men took their high place immediately in college activities. H3 are making ourselves felt in every college organization, and already have 5', and other honor men. lie :40 on with the full CtllllthHCC that we shall hring much more fame to our elasa and honors to Penn State. 249 .J .5: J SOPH S DRINK THE CIDER 250 1916-1917 FLAG SCRAP SECOND YEAR TVVO-YEAR AGRICULTURAL CLASS Illllllll CL; 1916 LAVIE'i I'IIIIII Lnngcncckor. V. i'ros. lluesttm. 590. Rice. Pres. Pcursnm Twas. Hurley. Hist. Glass Tl'fistory ICIVliIiMHliR liftccntht nineteen hundred and fmtrtccn t'miml nnc huntlrml :tml fmu' mcn hack in Stzttc Cullcgc rczuly fur wnrk. Men who know the 'ulut- uf trainingr which might ho ohtuinctl in this institutiun: men who hc- lit'x'ctl in Agriculture and its future; and men whn hclicvcd thztt Agriculture OiTCTCd tn them great pnssihilitics. This year marks :1 great advance in the histnry HI. 1110 TWO YNU'TS Am-icllh tttrztl Classes. Imssihly thc greatest achievement that has het-n :tccmnplishcti 1s WIH'CSUHUIIiHH Hit the Student Futmcil. This cnnccssiun hns nut nnly created :1 IHIH'C friendly fouling hctwccn tht- regular students :lml thc Twu chr Ag's . hut has also given the Tim: Your Agricultural sttttlt'nts :t hrnzulct' x'it-u' nli their duties :tmI nhligutimis to their Colicgc. This class hzttl :t rclu'cscntutivc mt thc Studcnt Judging: Team which repre- sented tho Cullcgc :11 the Nzttimml Dairy Show and hzts this year, the first time 111 many years. hccn represented Hit the Intercollegiate I'h-huting Squad. This class has not hctrnyctl thc trusts committal tn it hy the preceding Clilii. The Athletic Association. tht- Literary Society. and thc Bible Class under the snpcrt'isinn 0f the members nf thc Swoml Y iztr .Xg. class 21ml with the support of the First Your Ags. have reached .1 higher tlcgrcc tit ctiicicticy thtm at any time in their history. The activities which have hccn mentioned might hc cnlat'gwl UpUlt withmtt exaggeration and many 0thcs achievements might be I'CCOHICIT. hut thc predomi- Hating characteristic of this class has been conservatism in speech HINT progressive- ncss in action, and in keeping with those prinviplcs this histury hzts hccn Wl'tlIUH. x A L CLASS AGRICULTL'I -YF.AR FIRST Y EA R TXYO lllllliii Hailey. Trans. Heck. Pres. Rowland. Sec. Thompson, V. PWS- TITistory of tbe 'JFirst year Glass '14 -'16 Ewe year 'Agricultural CCourse N the line of struggling young men who thronged the registrar's ofticc i11 Septem- ber there were one hundred and forty-six who were admitted to the two year course. XYe were almost as green and quite as unacquaintcd with the ropes as the boys enteringr the regular four year courses; consequently we were considered legitimate prey by those higher class men who had second hand goods to sell. Right at the start we were made to feel welcome here by the cordial reception ten- dered us by 0111' seniors, the Two Year men, and by the very kind remarks made at that time by the dean and other faculty members of the School of Agriculture They as- sured 11s that men who have linished this course are now representing the college well, and expressed conhdcnce that we would do so Our brief history is important from the fact that during our lirst semester. when practically all were taking the same subjects, was the time to develop class unity and lOyz.1lty ln athletics we have had to lead an independent existence. but our fellows have taken an interest in running. wrestling, and basketball, and the unity athletes have no stauneher followers cheeringr them to win victories for our Penn State. 'llhose of 11s who desire practice in debate or other public speaking: Find ample time in literary society meetings and class meetings. It is to be hoped that these two things will be better attended in the future. as we have been lacking there. Of course our Chief reason for being here is to prepare to be more useful citizens later on than would be possible for us without this special training in the science of i-tgriculture, onr chosen life work; and the studious habits of our men give assurance of success. Thus far all who have started with us in September are still living:bnt some me no longer lixin1r in State Collerre. Our esteemed class president. A. M. Ker- rigan. bade us good-bye before Chiistnias, having decided to resume the line of busi- ness in which he was engaged before he heard the back to the land call. The 11131 - tied in 111 of our class, ll. E. King. has also departed. He was a good Student and we missed him, but we can see that a married man would he lonesome here. Perhaps it were best not to go into details concerningr those who did not return for the second semester, lest some of us be among the missing next year. W'e 're here; we like it; and we 1e learning as fast as we can the things we need to know. 1 1 -. l 256 A VIEW ON THE CAMPUS , x k A I I . L 4. National ?Fmtemities PHI GAMMA DELTA BETA THETA PI PHI KAPPA SIGMA SIGMA CHI KAPPA SIGMA SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON PHI SIGMA KAPPA PHI DELTA THETA THETA XI SIGMA N U ACACIA PHI CH1 DELTA DELTA UPSILON PHI KAPPA PSI SIGMA Pl LAMDA CHI ALPHA DELTA TAU DELTA PI KAPPA ALPHA PHI KAPPA ALPHA TAU OMEGA ALPHA ZETA ETA KAPPA N U ALPHA GAMMA RHo ALPHA CHI SIGMA SCABBARD AND BLADE TAU BETA PI PHI EPSILON P1 BETA SAMACH PHI LAMBDA UPSILON PHI KAPPA PHI Chejlgm 1151:1311: - - 11. V . CRANS'I'UN - R. 11. VULIAIER - 13. RANKIN Pl'vxidcm - - - Scrrt'lal'y-'lVTuxm'cr 1 Ix'm'fwr Hf Baum - . Sigma Nu 17.. A. Smuuak 1. 15. Wuxmx Kappa Sigma R. 11. VOLLMER W11.1.1.xM SARVER Delta Upsilon R. J. CAHALI. R. 11. ULMSTEAD Phi Gamma Delta XV. S. PARKINSON 1'3. 11 51111111111511 Beta Theta Pi DR. S'romuk'r 1131111211 RANKIN C. R. 5.1111111 Phi Kappa Sigma G. C. CHANDLER H. V. CRANSTUN Phi kappa 173i 7X. 15. 1111111111111 DR. U. P. 1VIX'rlzk G. N. 1515111511 URISNVILLIC JEFFREY Sigma Chi Sigma Pi PROF. CHARLES Kmsuuc 1x'. 13. 81111111211 , 1 . A. J. 1.111311511 I. 1:. LUNG DAVID Mclxn', '11. 17 V 1 FIIWCHH' Sigma Alpha Epsilon Delta Tau Delta PROF. BRl-INNEMAN G. 11. 1YHJJAMS G. K. pnTEE A. C. HORST 11. M. 1x11511121: Lambda Chi Alpha 0. G. 1VALKER Phi Sigma Kappa J. R KL'IJ' G E HICSSHJLH'HICR C E.GI1VIER E.S.A1CCHRD P. XV. leiGlJiR Phi Delta Theta l 1' K1 h I. L. 17031121 R. 12. S 1 .. 1 X301!!! 2 P a ' . x 1 1 15 1711mm: 'HM W, GILLESI'IIC W. XX. 11 1:111:11 .. 1 1 I 11. R. SI'AYD Theta Xi Alpha Tau Omega DR. A. HOLMES L. 1?, GRAHAM y. R. JUNES j. MrOmXHmIY K. 11, 1.1 1111'11; 11. R. 11111111121111 The inter fraternity council was organized in the your 1912-1913 for the purpose Of pro- 11101i11g the interests of the cullcgc and 0f the fraternities, and to insure co-opcration bc- twccn the fraternities and 1110 13011115411 authorities. Each general national fraternity is repre- sented in the conference by :111 2111111111113 in the faculty. :1 scninr and :1 junior. Meetings are held monthly in the chapter 111111503. Since its orgnnixnlinn, 1110 cnnfcrcncc 11:15 put into effect :1 card system, by which all monthly grades 0f the 11111101'613551111311 are secured. Along 1110 same line. a hcautiful silver CUP W113 purchased. 10 be awarded at the Close 0f each scnwstcr to 111C fraternilg attaining the highest average 11f schuhu'ship. During the present year 1110 chief topics of discussion have been 1110 postponemwnt 111' the initiation of frcshnwn until 111C second scumstcr, and the honor system. 259 1:0 0 Kiqm: UL? FD Che 1916 LAVEE '1le 6amma .IDelta Fnumlwl nt Wushiugtnn and Jefferson Culluuv, ISIR ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL Vashingmn and Jeffersun Cullcge University of Alabama Dcpuuw University Bcthcl College Columbia University Pennsylvania College University of Virginia Allegheny College Hanover College W'abnsh College Illinois XVcsleyan University Knox College XVashington and Lee University Ohio Vcleyan University Indiana University Yale University Western Reserve University Ohio State University University Of California University of Pennsylvania University of Kansas Bucknell University Vtmslcr University Lafayette College Universitv of Texas Vittcnherq College University of Michigan Dennison University William Jewell College Lehigh University Colgate University Pcnnsylvania State College Cornell University Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Minnesota Wbrcestcr Polytechnic Institute Richmond College University of Tennessee Johns Hopkins University New York University Amherst College Trinity College Union University 0V. Y3 University of Visc0nsin Stanford University University of Illinois University of Nehraska University of Maine University of Missouri XVashingmn State University Dartmouth College Syracuse University Purdue University Brown University University of Chicago Iowa State College Colorado College University of Oregon Universitv of Colorado Williams College EmmEucnw .0 3582 couam 5000 note EEU E32 maxowm 55:75 uomessow .m uatovD comcmimm :ocumurd :uEHmuh mmoi hatch. 5926 22:3 5E5. snags: uEEB 55m Exam: mamgox EEEmE 360A .mo534 nemhvcuom nomquuam 3:30 N300 262 CLe 1916LAVIE LDFA Gamma Tiji ghapter Established April 4. 1898 FRATRES IN FACULTATE JnnN S. memau. Ak'rm'k I'Maxaluxu FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors XVJIJJAM S. PARKINSON PJIIIJI' W. I:RAlJ-ZIGH .EROY D. LOCKI: Juniors FRANK P. Ross EUGENE P. UAMMITT EDWARD A. XVII.1.50N RUSSELL M. LVILMRD HARRY E. BACKUS ELMER P. SHOEMAKER Sophomores EDWARD D. CIIAPIN A. Fosnzn SMITH 1-1 ERBERT L. HENDERSON J. GEORGE LINDEMAN '1 Roam W. ROWLAND Mowuv E. GOETZ Freshmen WILLIAM N. GIVEN WILLIAM A. DEAN A. HARDEN KOON HENRY H P. FORKER RALPH N. EATON CHARLES A. BUTZ XVILLIAM A. CLARK DONALD L. MCKAY HUGH XV. CRAIG DANIEL S. WELLING LVJIJJAM H. HOWARD Specials HENRY ACKOFF G. FRAILY IIUTCHINSON CHARLES S. SHOEMAKER 263 3JJHHIWH EwHt'wW H UHHW'MW'W l .A A nuns Che 1916 LAVIE WW wH 1HUHMHIWWJn n . . - - HM ; . M M mpui! v'liyllwiwHaw;1 WHHNIWW H j MW 5 7 ' . - - 5 $994 One 1916 LAVIE 3h; 55m Gbeta 713i Fuunllwl ut Miami I'nivvrsity. 1831i ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL Amherst College. Kenyon College University of Utah Ohio chlcyun University Bmvdoin Collcgc W'cstcrn Reserve L'nivvrsity Brown University W'Oostcr University Dartmouth College DePauw University University of Maine Hanover College Columbia University University of Indiana Rutgers College Purdue University Stevens Institute W'abasln College Vesk'yan University Beloit College Yale University University of Chicago Colgate University University of Illinois Cornell University Knox College St. Lawrence Uniwrsily Colorado College Syracusc University Nortlm'ostcm University Toronto College Wisconsin University Union University University of 1mm Dickinson College Iowa State College Johns Hopkins University Iowa XVcslcyzm University Lehigh University University of Minnesota University of Pennsylvania University of Nebraska Davidson College University of South Dakota University of North Carolina 1'11iversitv of Kansas University of Virginia I'niversity of Missouri Bethany College Vanderbilt Vnivcrsity Pennsylvania State College Vnshington University W'nshington and Jefferson Cnllogc W'cstminster College University of W'cst Virginia University of Oklahoma Ccmral University University of Texas Cincinnati University Tulane University Miami University University of Colorado Ohio State University Colorado School of Mines Ohio University University of Denver VVittcnbcrg Collcgc University of California Case School Of Applied Science University of Oregon ; Dennison University Leland Stanford University ? VVaShington State College University of South Dakota :; VViIlizlms College Kansas State College :352 5.2;: .3::7. 35:3. 52:91.3 ROEOU 5me .2 $09,352 .m bunt . 2:: .Sn tmvcoum g2 5mm 5me .U Ema moEcmm $.23: 609,503 .2 $52 EEEQ xugu $3.0m mummy: ncuoam E: .23 ,5 .8??? h mthEoE monitum n:nusmu :984. 266 Iullllll Che? .1916LAV1E B811 IIIIIIII ?Alpba Epsilon Chapter listuhlislu-d October 4. 1888 FRATRES 1N FACU LTATE C. XV. STODDART FREDERICK C. D051; FRATRES 1N URBE G. M. SELLERS FRATRES 1N COLLEGIO Seniors DANIEL E. XVELTY HUTCHINSON S. COMLY Juniors JOHN M. DALE WHLLIAM C. PEOPLES PERRY M. FREAR ALEXANDER T. COWLEY CHARLES R. SMITH ROBERT R. ALBERT Sophomores PAUL M. RICHARDS HEISTER C. PAINTER JOHN A. SUCCOP Freshmen HARVEY R. BOWMAN VVILL BROWN Rm: A. PURVIANCE HALE S. CAUGHIJN 267 F. J. HOLBEN J. P. LITTLE IIAROLD D. FOSTER DONALD H. XVITMER ROBERT E.RANK1N EDWARD D. MALTHY GEORGE B. LEYDEN HOWARD M. I-Iomvoon HENRY M. SMITH WILLIAM W. BAER HAROLD A. CLARK GEORGE C. MORRIS CRAIG C. HILL ROBERT A. HIGGINS DAVID J. Hovwoon WWW Mmmv mwwuzhiH ' N 1WMrin31:lmv ir:u!!r m u w Wm 268 ,. ;; ;:- 1mm . m ,. Tbi Kappa Sigma I'Istnlllithl ul l'lliw-rsity of Pvnnsxlvnnin. 187.0 ACT I VE CHAPTER ROLL L'nix'ursily nf IR-nnsylvzmin l'nix'crsily Hf X'n-st Virginia Ynshing1un and Jefferson Vnivcrsily uf Hzlinc Hitkinsnn Collcgc Armwur lnslitmc 0f 'll-clmnlngy Franklin and M: 11:111 College l'niwrsily Hf Maryland Ynivchity 111' Virginia Univm'sitv of XVisconsin Culumhiu University Vanderbilt University ' l'nivcrsilv Hf Unhamn Tulzlnc Universliy lvlliVL'lNiH' Hf Cnlifnmin l'nix'k-rsily 0f Illinois lx'nmhniph-Mamn Cullcgv KIussnclum-Ils lnnitntu of ,ILL'Clmulugy anllnwslcrn L'niwrsily Huvrgc Schnnl Hf TL'CIIHHIHgy Riclmmml CollL-gc Purdm- L'niwrsity Pvnnsylwmiu State College University Hf Michigan W'ushinglm: and Loo University Unix'L-rsity nf Chicago Cornell University 2119 Uwox nr achmEmU worm neme: .2 :250 SEE .3 3:23.: EEEEU 9:3:an acumnsu vBGaEc neg? .4 3.3L E23, A. warm :Ome: .U .AECQEW umwz .4 025007. 3.3: 3:52 hwknm aouzmru tabs: .98; :0m54. :mm 33C $sz .3 Eton MEEMQ :ctw: 270 dIKS 3351 Chapter Iistuhlishl-d April, 1890 FRATER IN FACULTATE GRUVER C. CHANDLER FRATER IN URBE ROBERT M. FOSTER Seniors CHARLES D. BALI. H. VIGOR CR'ANSTUN Vuum. L. memun GEORGE S, DENITIIORNE Juniors PAUL A. Bmwau ALBERT L. DORWART SAMUEL L. SMEDIM'. JR. Sophomores DON D. BLYTlIl-Z CHARLES Cmymx, JR. ALEXANDER C. REED Freshmen BYRON J. Cnmzu. Rmuzu'r M. Jnnasnx THOMAS M. Rmcn LAWRENCE IZUWER E. ERNST DAMIELY Specials WILLIAM R. DIVER 271 GORDON J. 17. HERON J. FRANK PARK T. LEA PERUT ALBERT J. WILSON WILLIAM L. HOLTER Vn.nL'R C. JIMESON WILLIAM H. MCCANCE ROBERT M. FOSTER, 3RD HENRY KELLER, JR. DUNCAN IAI. CAMERON ELLIS O. KELLER FRANK F. ALLISON F. hus SITES JOSEPH H. W'ILSUN J . ORLAN n LAWRENCE 72 0 Che mm MW? IIIIIIIII Sigma CCbi ICsInhlislu-ll n! 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E00: 5me $:t:oU 5:; cemcEQEI immumu 73$ 523w 52:57. 3.37. stop; 3 tmkoum 55m: :winzmvz ummuonotw 5::ka 38x nomuuzxa xuoEzbo? .3192 v.32 333.5 MES tones 74 U uuum E EX 11pm Gibi Glbapter Hstuhlishwl 1801 FRATER IN FACULTATE CHARLES E. Jimswlz FRATRES IN URBE HARRY A. LEIZFZIEIL DR. XVILIJMI C. KELLEY FRATRES 1N COLLEGIO Seniors ALBION H. W..xmm'1.:l.l. RAYMHND B. STETLER LEWIS E. HERSII HERMAN A. STRUIIECKER ROBERT M. l-IU'rCHINSON 13mm X. MIYNHMJ. SAMlVl-u. H. GRAY ROBERT N. PIERRYMAN WALTER S. YAIIN HARRY E. Lllimik'r 6120mm V. LL'I-zksslax Juniors Rl'ssm. A. Mm'lak GRANVILLE P. PATTERSON FRANCIS L. HAMILL DAVID MCKAY, JR. Sophomores WILLIAM H. EVAL'HCRS CHARLES E. DISSINGER ALAN XL'TT C. GARDNIER LLOYD 'leth J. HAWURTH Rum l'lOliFmAN EMMIT McCLIx'rucx D VANCE STEWART Freshmen CHARLES 1?. CARNER HERBERT N. REED DOI'ULAS 1.. SMITH EV. STEWART DINNER EDWARD PRICE Emmxu L. Momma HAROLD D. MON'mtmmw FRANCIS E. COURTNEY Special FRED R. CLARK Ix: q GI mmm n W m m H mm uumuw H IMJWIM Hilllii Kappa Sigma Fullmlwl ut I'nivvrsity 01 Virginia. 1509 ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL University of Virginia University Of Alabama Vzlshingtnn and Lee University University of Maryland Mercer University Vanderbilt University. University of '1 0111105500 Lake Forest University Southwestern Presbyterian University University of the South I'Ianmdcn-Sidncy College University of Texas Purdue University University of Maine Sontlm'csturn Univcrsity Louisiana State University University of Indiana Cumberland University Swarthmnrc College Rumlnlph-Macnn Cullcgc Tulane University William and Mary College University of Arkansas Davidson College University of Illinois Pennsylvania State College University of Pennsylvania University Of Michigan Gcnrge Vushingt0n University Cornell University University of Vermont University of North Carnlinzl VVahash College 30wdoin College Ohio State University George School of '1 ccl1nn10gy Millsaps College hwkncll University University of Kansas 277 University of Nebraska Vi1liam Jewell College Brown University Richmond College University of Missouri Vnshing10n and Jefferson College University of XVisconsin Stanford University Alabama Polytechnic Institute Lchigh University New Hampshire College University of Georgia University of Minnesota University of Kentucky University of California Denver University Dickinson Collcgc XVzlshington University Baker University North Carolina A. 6Q N. College Case School of Applied Science Missouri School of Mines University Of R'Iichigan Colorado School of Mines Colorado College University of Oregon University of Chicago Massachusetts Agricultural College Dartmouth College New York University Harvard University University of Idaho Syracuse University University of Oklahoma Iowa State College Washington State College XVashburn College Dennison University Massachusetts Institute of Technology mci uazoona 558.32 onmunuou zoEom MERE quuonoE vcucmzow uvnumm mExBUE 55.53: 50:43; $.me c8893; hoEZOyr 8,255 51:5 ward mmim :manw gmom muupEmao uotoucm 27S dH'LnHIW'WM-V' wm mm TAlpba .EDelto. Gbapter I-Ismblishvd January 8, 1892 FRATRES IN FACULTATE 77 MILTUN S. McDmvliLL RAY H. SMITH 5 EARLE L Winn: MANSELL F. Gulmzs mem J. LASALLE CLAYTON R. 01mm NEH. M. FLEMING T. L. I'IILI.S F. J. LEWIS J. M. SHERMAN FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors J. RAYMOND IZCKLEV JOSEPH L. FII-zmamu-zu ROGER H. VULLMI-zu Lows MCEVILM Juniors , XVIILIAM J. SARVER DONALD XV. Smuau , V1LLIAM B, VALT0N GORDON G. BLASS , Sophomores 7 ELHERT G. BARRIER, JR. Tnmms XV. MCCUNNHH. SILAS PAGE Roman 11. Emuckmx HERMAN G. SCJIAXCHE, JR. CLARE B. PATTERSON ALEX L. CIIA M mst Freshmen STANLY R'. EWING XYIIJJMI WILES Iimmuns CHARLES F. POST ROBERT S CLARKE. JR. ROBERT K. CUCHRANE JAMES A. SEAMAN GEORGE 17. XVIIHELING ARCH V. RITTS ,1 - :,;!. ;,; ;5 W : v ; .. Hm .. , w WW 1G? ' 1 15.1, : 4;: m wi: Mmm- ,,; 1i v 1 :m. WIMIWJUWWW!x3513 . 23$ 16 LA VIE 280 FJ i: ingunnnncl lqmag K2 Sigma TAlpba 'Epsilon Founded ut Ullivvrsily of Alnluuml. 1851i ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL University of Maine Boston University lX'lassaclmsctts Institute of Technology I'lill'VIle University Worcester Polytechnic Institute Dartmouth Cnllegc Cornell University Columbia University St. Stephens Collcgc Syracuse University Allegheny College Dickinson College Pennsylvania State College Bucknell University Gettysburg College University of Pennsylvania George Washington University University of Virginia Vashingt0n and Lee University University of North Carolina Davidson College University of Michigan Adrian College Mount Union College Ohio Ves1cyan College University of Cincinnati Ohio State University Case School of Applied Science Franklin College Purdue University University of Indiana Northwestern University University of Illinois University of Chicago Millikan University University of Minnesota Oregon Agricultural College Washington Stats College University of Georgia University of Wisconsin Mercer University Emory College Gcnrgc School of Technology Southern University University of Albama Alabama Polytechnic Institute University of Missouri VuS11ingt0n University University of Nebraska University of Arkansas University of Kansas University Of Iowa Iowa State College University of Colorado University of Denver Colorado School of Mines Louisiana State University Tulane University University of Texas University of Oklahoma Central University Bcthel College Kentucky State University Southwestern Presbyterian University Cumberland University Vanderbilt University University of South Dakota University of Tennessee University of the South Union University Leland Stanford University University of California University of XVashington Kansas State College University of Florida. Eco; 02m 20mm? mEEEVw :025 EC newaEcFr .m .h uoimg 7.55;? mtonox awaken Gem??? cemEncM EBSU 83335 223:3?va mEuEEM Q .w 69on tmkmaw 52:5, 1.er 600.5 .533 0:25:51 .w .9 .550: nemQEOFP 4... wnmw :macmcm 552:; vs: 282 LAL'Rl-ZN 'llmnrsox Cum: 13. Down WILLIAM XV. XVonn R. STANLEY DAVIS CHARLES A. SJI'E Glaumzx: G. WALKER HUBER G. WILan JAMES O. NEWPIIER CARI. J. LUND Vn.LI,ul R. PENTZ FRANCIS C. GREEK ROBERT N. BOWMAN EARL E. 1.12m N PA L'l. H. RREN 12.x: A N DR. FREDERICK A. ROBINSON ?Alpba Zeta Gibapter I-Ismhlishml Mny IS, 1802 FRATRES IN FACULTATE Gliuluzlc R. GREEN FRATRES IN URBE DR. SIDNEY KRUMRINE Post-Graduntes A. FREl-m AN MASON F RATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors WILLIAM W. lluuxlsu Glamor: ll. WILLIAMS Junx B. CLARK Juniors Frmnnmm S. FMNTZ JMIN J. WILHELM JAMES A. CRAIG DANIEL S. STEWART RA Y M 0ND T. HUFFM .x N Sophomores FRANKLIN H. 'hmnvsux, . WARREN S. WILKINS RAYMOND .VX. GERWH; Freshmen RI'SSEI. D. BLAKESLEE CHARLES S. KRl'MRINl-Z SPENCER M. FREE ROBERT R. 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ISIS ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL University of Alabama chtmins1L-r Cullcgc Alu'lmmzl Pulytcclmic College XVushington College University of California University of Nebraska Leland Stanford University Dartmouth Cnllcgc University uf Culumdn Cnrnull University Colorado College l'niun College University of Georgia Syracuse L'nn'crsily Emory College Columbia College Mercer L'nivcrsity L'nivcrsily of Nnrth Carolina Georgia Institute of 'll-chnnlngy University of Xurtll Dakota University of Idaho Miami University Northwestern University Ohiu Vcs1cyun L'nivcrsity University uf Chicago Ohiu University Knox Cullcgc Ohio Stzllc University Lombard College Case Sclnml ml Applied Science University of Illinois University of Cincinnati Univursily of Indiana L'nivcrsity 0f 'l'urnnlu XVzllmsh College Lafayette Collcgc Butler College Pcnnsylx'zmia Cnllvgc Franklin College Vushingtnn :md Jcthrmn College Hanover College Allegheny Cnllcgc Dcpzmw University Dickinson College Purdue University l'nivcrsity of Pmmylvunia Iowa chlcyan College LL-high University University uf Imx'a Pennsylvania Stuu- Cnllcge Iowa State Cullcgc McGill University University of Kansas Hmwn L'nivcrsily Vashhurn Cullcgc 'L'nix'crsity 0f Snuth Dakota Central Umvcrsity Vanderbilt University Kentucky State College University of 1110 South Tulane University l'nivcrsity of 'll-xus Colby College Snutlm'cstcrn University XVillizuns College L'niwrsily of Vermont Amherst Cullcg'e Ix'zmrlnlph-Mamm College University of Minnesota Vashing'tnn and Lu- University University of Mississippi University of Vnshing10n University Of Missouri University of VN'ismnsin 289 525$ 5:2, .4 257.35.? .x hmcx4. $35050 :oimuuzu uouEE 2335;. ac; .535 SE: US 2.55555 VF 8:th 2563 SFEX com : :otcHEE :uEEUuE macaw 3:: 5.5.4 :8! 1:3:025 :aEcw 1:3 290 llllllgq k Illlllllll l'IIIIIIl q, A G jJennsylvania Ebeta Chapter lismhlisllml May 1 . 19H 9 FRATRES IN FACULTATE ; IRVING 1.. FOSTER EARLE WATERMAN ' ARTHUR L. ENU ALBERT A. HANSEN FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors 7 VVILLIAM R. MILLER WALTER B. VVHETSTONl-Z RALPH E SHARP hszAmN 11. thmw' 7 Juniors LEICIis'rl-zk S. R.quk J. W'IuwR TOWSEN JOHN E. FRANCE XVIHJMI R. 05mm: Aan R. Cox Sophomores 7 RAYMOND P. BURNS 051mm: L. ELLIS '? HARVEY B. JORDAN J. PAUL MCCULI.UCII CHARLES K. HALLUWELL XVIHJAM E. Kkou. RICHARD C. GREENLAND RAYMOND W. WILKINsnx Freshmen SAMUEL II. CAROTIIERS DONALD MCC. CRICSSWELL D. MARK Humak GEORGE L. Buss ARTHUR P. MILLER A. QUINTEN ARNER RnnERT P. V H ETbTON E Special XVIIJJAM CURRY 291 IIIIIIII' 292 1 umh'HM: IllHH1HininliHW m Elie EQEQ ulnlnlln Ebeta Xi Fuumll-Il :lt lh-nsm-lm-r I'olytm-huit- Instituto, 1804 ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Washington University Sllcmcld Scientilic School of Yale Rose Polytechnic Institute Stevens Institute of Technology Pennsylvania State College MassachusL'tts Institute of Technology ' Iowa State Collcgc Columbia University University of California Cornell University State Universtiy of Iowa Lehigh University University of Pennsylvania Purdue University Carnegie Technical Institute University of Texas University of Michigan Leland Stanford, Jr. University hoxcim .mm .mULCdeJ EBICEUU f 5:05;, 3,5634 12:33 .LD :ndLNHmv LSQESQ 30oz :EFA no? 39:: :mEEw tau unukzgu?! CED: umEum: uwmmom ChOrm :52 szuErr :94 llnullll m, . m r- um -' :m-ww u : HM TV 4 the 1916 LAVEE Tambba CCbapter Eslnhlislnul March 27. FRATER IN FACULTATE DR. ARTHL'R HOLMES FRATER IN URBE FRANK R. GOULD Seniors JOHN E. GRAHAM OLIVER B. Gm'u: VILL1AM T. KERR Zet;0 Juniors GEORGE R. CRUZE ALFRED B. MUIR KARL D. Lumvu; Sophomores ALBERT S. ALOE EARL F. GARLAND THOMAS F. ELLIFFE MERLE DUNBAR LEONARD E. McQumVN Freshmen J'AMES D. SHEA JOHN D. LAUGHREY ROBERT GROFF vahHuy HUM! w w p . ;1 . u m: M mp H mm um mum HM 295 GEORGE E. THACKRAY, JR. m M 296 Q L x F l i I 1 :1 i Egbe 193$: LEkVEEf; ... .W.h. manna!!! Sigma 3111 Founded nt Virginin Military lustium-, mun ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL University of Virginia Washington and Lee University Universityof North Carolina North Carolina A. LK' M. Delaware State College Vanderbilt Univcrsity University of Kentucky University 01' Georgia University of :Xlzllmnm Howard College North Georgia Agricultural College Mercer University Emory College Stetson University Georgia School of Technology Bethany College Ohio State University Mt. 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Ct: stock? 2:: :ctm: mocs. .SmEhau QC Eta? u.:c4.om: uoyummw :zEw .A ouzuounm c:cm Eczcb :35.in pokmsw nemmz :32me ,mwcmosom? r5257. quCFH .Smwcam Fizm 232.5 .A :otF? coin? nmuod 98 0 unnu- Che 1.1916LAAVIE Welta .EDelta Chapter Estuhlislu-Il Ihlw-mhor 22. 1908 FRATRES IN FACULTATE I-hzxm' P. ARMSIW WILLIAM MAR'HN Tnmms H. PATTERSON K. K. JUNl-ZS CIIAI'Nu-zv R. McANLIs FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors GEORGE D. ENTERLINE Et'mlei A. SIEGLI-zk LERm' SMITH Juniors CLARKE MARmN IVlI-JRIIER'I' M. SHAVER 1-1.m'n C. GIBSON DoNALn M. Bkowx Sophomo'res JOHN W. HADESTY WILLIAM C. THOMAS RICHARD A. BOHN CHARLES R. MASON Freshmen XVILBUR R. WEINMAN GEORGE S. BARKER Aunm'r E. WOERTZ RICHARD P. Com: Special PAI'L SMITH RALPH D. Bum: ALm-m'r M. 1.ququ CHARLES M. LOGAN ALFRED P. DAVIDSON WHJJAM G. CALDWELL IRVIN E. WALTON Jnnx ML'LLEN, 2ND A. STELLE MACHESNEY HARRY V. Cn'r'roxl JUIIN M. xVASIIBURN jAM 155 II. JEFFRIES JOEL B. GIBSON junx E DEVEREAUX IIIIIIIII HVHCWIS 111 !! 11' i?wvH?- Hm w- mw mm H u - . ux Km i m; Mi? Hm r nurn. rr.n. mcacio l-melwl :Il anin-rsity ul' Mit-higun, 12ml AC' '1 YE CHAPTER ROLL L'nivcrsity 01' Michigan Slunfm'd University L'niwrsily of Kansas L'nivu'sity of Nchrzlsku University 0f Cnlifm'niu Ulliu State University Harvard University University 121' Illinois University uf Pennsylvania University of Minnesota University of Visc0nsin University of Missouri Kansas State Agricultural 301 Cornell L'nivrrsiu Purdue L'nivclwity University Hf Chicago Yule L'nivcrsity Cnhnnhia L'niu-rsity 1mm Slaw Cnllcgc University nf 1mm IR-nnsylvanizl Sum- Cullcgc L'niwrsily of Vzlshingmn Nurlhwcslcm Unix'crsity L'nim'sity 0f Cnlnrmln Syrncmc University College 222 5.5.5:: PC. Exam :CTQEWU mUGOa 22.5 .35 SEW? mmcx 5.13:5 .woli :3..qu .Ch noEtoV. gen; hwtmccufxa mess: auEOo? gem :3...qu 30.3.9 .mwcusl gala 3:2,. .295 cotaw Eounw I502 IIIIII :' Acacia Sb'm Gibapter :: Fulllllll'll Jan 4. 19le ? FRATER 1N HONORARIUS ; REV. Juux HEWITT 7f : FRATER IN URBE , ; DR. PETER HOFFER DALE ; : FRATRES IN FACULTATE I'IL'GO DIEMER CHARLES E. MCQUIUG FREDERIC P. WEAVER Roy 1. Wmuik CHESTER AIIJ-zx GEORGE R; GREEN E J- V. WHITE C. V. PL'TNl-IY :: H. W. NURTHRUI' N. C. MILLER : YIU IAM S. DYE : FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors ; MAYNARD C. REYNOLDS EVERETT C. Ross A. A. BAKER ALFRED T. Momsox T BYARD I7. SIMPSON MAYNARD S. DAWSON 9 IRA C. DIEFENDERFER FREDERICK V. SPECIIT 7 PAUL K. TREMEOWER Rl'ssm. XVARNER 3: RALPH W. HERZOG Junior RAYMOND P. Du-zuL Sophomores DONALD S. CRYDIER J. MARTIN 171w :; Freshmen : XVARREN II. JONES J. J. SUTTON z, w M 2mm ; ' - :;:; 1 1,m: 303 :u:::' m vr'L'utnzuzl. umwh :1 .!n'.l'.1' 304 jibi Gbi .EDelm Lutin AmL-rivun h'uu-rnily Foundml at Louisiana State I'uivvrsiu', 11M!!! ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL Lousinna State University College of Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore Tulane Uniwrsity Pennsylvania State Collcgc Chicago University Michigan University Hallimurc Medical College Vashingmn University Virginia Medical College Syracuse University Jefferson Medical Cnllcgo Alumni of Porto Rico, San Juan, Porto Rico EmEn? .h Ezou .5 sovco:o7. .2 .szotam 4. sosutcox .3 SEE: .zu 555nm .E E256? .9 law Vir'1 0.5300 .F. zemex .2 oumzogm: .m c8650 5 NoENcoa AA smnutucx .2 306 l a , 533: 13 d .1 '1 4X 71 A u d, X A 10am Gibapter I'lstuhlisln-Ll Ht'lulwl'. 1911 FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors FELIPE C, VAILLAXT RAFAEL MENENDEZ ELrGENIO RODRIGUEZ Juniors MARIO CURDERO MIGUEL RODRIGUEZ VIRGIIJU CORDl-IRO MIGUEL Rnsmn Tmsn COLON Framamco MALnoNADo Jnsrz C. BARTOLOMEI Sophomore A M A DOR GANDIA Freshman EDUARDO GONZALES Specials VICENTE VELUTINI CARLOS ESTRADA PALMA 307 HMtlmihltimwwm ' 1 iX1W MXiillLENIllltlimlilillllllllHMhm Wm W'H AM WW :xliv:l? klFHIWHNIIIWHIII 303 W WW1 WW wwwu 7921M Epsilon 1831 I-mumlml m Williams Culll'gv, ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL VViIliams College Union College Hamilton College Vcstcrn Reserve University Colby College University of Rochester Middlebury College Bowdoin College Rutgers College Colgate University New York University Miami University Brown University Cornell University Marietta College Syracuse University University of Michigan Northwestern University Harvard University 10sz State College 309 Mi Hmeh'wW ' University of XVisconsin Lafayette College Columbia University Lehigh University Tufts College University of Pennsylvania University of Minnesota R'Iassnchusctts Institute of 'J ccl1nology Swarthmorc College Stanford University University of California McGill University University of Nebraska University Of Toronto University of Chicago Ohio State University University of Illinois University of thhington Pennsylvania State College Purdue University . :1an 1 .. - ;. ; 3E3 328.5 Ezmnow mxooq moEE. .Cm fownaw Buzz voo.EoEsU comm: d .w .caom 03.520 Eon mtmnom 5:30 :52 :ESED Emrsgnm 2520 .m .G 695 835mm .EEVQ 3mm x85 35M tom ammtmm 02mm umoumnzo 310 m h? uww H 33mm State Gbapter Established Dacember B. 1911 FRATRES IN FACULTATE Tnmms V. MASUN JAMES P. CALDEMVUOD ALFRED E. Romans GEORGE G. POND JOSEPH H. TUDOR ROY B. FEHR FRATRES IN COLLEGIO u Wm H n WW M w v w JAMES H. OLWEINE ROBERT I-I. OLMSTEAD JOHN C. HERR CLIFTON R. DENNY IUSIEPII S. On1:1u.1-: THOMAS E. KRH-IHEL VVJLLMM ll. Loom: ARTHUR G. SIIAUTZ FLOYD G. PARRISH C. HAROLD FAST wwmwwwwwwwwmwwwmwww m Seniors RALPH J. CABALL J uniors Sophomores VVIIJJAM N. SANDERS Freshmen Special GEORGE D. WHITE, JR. GILBERT P. POND L THOMAS L. ENTWISLE GEORGE V. FLECK 3, DONALD R. JAMES r: ARTIH'R B. UNHERIHLI. FRANKLIN 'II Aan'r ALBERT A. SlMl'lJ-JR Gmmuc E. KRA'I'T ;; Ewclucr'r W. FARM; Gunner: 17. PM w w W M: w .Hi vw'W:li w NWEKHIIimltmiIEL NH n w mm m Hm mm mm m m 311 w u MH H H. mm H m m M m Ch 7e' 1916 LAVIE 33m Kappa 335i Fluundvd :H .h-lfvrsnu t'ullogv, 13.12 ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL Vz1shing mn and Jefferson College Allegheny Cnllcg'c Bucknell University Pennsylvania Cnllcgc Dickinson Cullcgc Franklin and Marshall College Lafayette College University of Pennsylvania Swarlhmnrc College Pennsylvania State College Dartmouth College Amherst College hmm University Cornell University Syracusc University Columbia University Colgate University Johns Hopkins University University of Virginia Washington and Lee University Unix'crsily of XV081 Virginia University Of California Vanderbilt University I'niversity of Texas Ohio W'cslcynn University XVittcnberg University Ohio State l'nivcrsity Case School of Applied Science DcPauw University University of Indiana Purdue Univcrsity Nortlm'ostcm University University of Chicago University of Illinois University Of Michigan University Of XVisconsin Beloit College University of Minnesota University of Iowa University of Missouri University of Kansas University of Nebraska Leland Stanford University Iowa State College .5395 SE? m :n Eta: nopmuu thBw. :oiowow JCPcE. 2m: .uchm Eamon mtonox gem 9564 $58G Locwtmc utoD :ouuou aim? uonmmk omameU 535 Sec :23; automm mENUf .Esncwum .3qu MESEK 314 Illllllll Che; 1916LAVIE .Eambba Gbapter lismllhslwd Ortnbor 11. 1912 wwmh FRATRES 1N FACULTATE mu Wm . m MW W. P. WINTER JOHN HENRY FRIZZEIJ. V. L. ROBERTS G. A. LAW WILLIAM FREAK FRATRES IN COLLEGIO GEURGH N. FISHER GEORGE F, HEDRICK JOHN D. GOLD GRENVIIJJZ JEFFERY JOHN G. JOSEPHSON JAMES W. ADAMS E. FAmaR GILLESPIE R. C. BRADBL'RY CIJFFFURD R. TEXTER C. CARLETUN GARDNER JAMES V. MILLS mex XV. KELLY WhWWWwamnWL lWH Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen WILIJA M H. DEN N IS 315 SAMUEL H. MILLER HARRY C. JESTER WILLIAM R. STEWART A. RALPH CRAVEN JOHN L. LEWIS WARREN L. MARTIN PAUL C. KIN'rmxr; WALTER M. DuTTs HummN T. MALAN RAYMOND CUNNEH. llmu D. LARGEY Jmlx PATTUN ; w HMWHWMWHLIEEW H-m H! mm m 64-13 g n- .f4 mg . 4h NHHNEIV'JW h m w d N' WW :' w.w: wm y Iwnmuwwruwu1wwm x1mwun1wuumm:wmmwmm wagulvmld: Hw ;: W nmmw1 m 316 7 9 Che 1916 LAVIQ w Sigma .131 medwl :It Yim-t-nm-s I'niwrsity, 1597 ACT! VE CHA PTER ROLL University of lllinnis Ohin State University Temple University L'nix'vrsily of Pennsylvania Ohio University Purdue I'HiVL-rsity Ohio Northern University Pennsylvania State College L'nivcrsity Hf Cnlifnrniu 317 55$.qu mnEooUoz 530w nemutmno .U . hounEtm Muod :otmmEU :2ng 303m 552$ mtmkw BEFESC bums? mtonox Eta? 3.3 amEEob Eiuoom. 552m awash! 28me mEmECI .ntwox .3255 $5553 0985 .3504 cOmxumC .; momubuw 5.336:th 318 mm; 1w W my wmw mm w v A Uth th Huuymm w w J mm Av Illu III I Ebeta Chapter I'lstuhlislu-ll Ut-tulu-l' 213, 1912 .f.C-5LA;19'16$ LA VIEX IIIIIIII FRATER IN FACULTATE CYRUS E. PALMER FRATER IN HONORARIUS RALPH L. XVATTS FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors DEAN W'ILLIAMS HARRY E. BRILLINGER V. MERLE Exmlixns KARI. A. Fust'rz Juniors A. RAY FALLON WILLIAM G. Goumvm G. NORWOOD 14mm Sophomores NEH. C. BEAU. Akcmmw C. anux I'IARRY T. COLEMAN Freshmen XVIIJJS MUG. PIERCE Fl-ZDl-ZRICK A. Siasuzu Snecials PA UL R. GA nu: HARRY G. HARPER JRVIN E. LONG JOHN C. LOWRY JAMES L. BEATTY EDWARD N. LEHMCHER G. ALVIN MARTIN HARRY P. MUFFLY ROBERT N. CRESSWELL CLAI'DE S. Cmnxsox EDWARD T. Dmnmanms meL A. BLACK VILIJAM II. DERUYSHIRE Che 1916 LAVIE Tambba Gbi TAlpba Funnilml u! hostnn l'nivvrsity, 1mm ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL Huston L'nivcrsity Mussuclmsctm Agricultural Cnllcgu University of Pennsylvania lwnnsylvuniu State College Purim 11 L'nivt'rsity Massachusetts lnstium- of ClI-chnnlugy Univvrsity of Maine L'nivL-l'sily uf Michigan Rutgers Cullcgc Bucknell University CVnrccstvr lhlytcclmicnl Institute Cnrncll University L'niu-rsily nf Califnrniu Dartmouth Collcgc CYashingmn Slate Collugc Rhodc Island Statc College Louisiana State University 321 Cuctz: .3 giving. 2 .6 came: 525:3; .x .Z hoaomx .5 .L .SEQCZ . A 2:5 .m E937. .m A 3.55 .3 Q m i coining .E SE? .w .3 52.52 .2 3375.5 .3 .3 sOmTCQHn .nm .E:N.5 .mw .w zmnnom .2 .n mmEmm .H. 4. 5.533 Q .3 hozhnyr .4 3:5. m .2 $53: .: Zia? u: m 1.0.; n..- 011916 LAVIE Zeta Zeta. CCbapter listablishod Nun-mlwr 2, 1912 FRATER IN FACULTATE CHARLES 15, Gm'nau FRATRES 1N COLLEGIO Seniors GILMAN K. Ckmjlua'rT VVALTER C. Gnumle H. RAYMOND MILLER GL'STAV J. KL'HLMANN Juniors ARTHUR J. D. HAINES LEE TURNER HORACE B. PHINNY PHILIP W'. ZIEGLER Sophomores FRANKLIN 11. KOEIILER HOWARD A. HURNER HARRY PETERSUN Freshman ELMER L. LEHCH Pled ged JAMES E. POTTER 323 NORMAN E. H ARTMAN EARL J. MCann GEORGE R. JACKSON JOSEPH R. BENNETT CARL E. MMER FRED V. WAGNER PAUL H. MORRISON STANLEY A. XVMJER GRIER J. H mtmun IIIIIIII HVHHHW W M A l ; 1 1. ' w H HAT? $$?1 ,1?. w H W W.1vaerI! HIUIINMIHIMM MWH MHWWWmMWWlHisWH : 324 lllllllll Che '1916LAVIE; .Delta Gnu 7.13am anlulml n! lh-thulu' 01:111-149. 18.19 ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL Vanderbilt Univcrsity XVashingmn and Leo L'nivcrsiu' University of Gwrgin Emory College University of tho Suulh University of Virginia Tulane University George XVnshinglnn L'niversity University of Texas University of Iowa University of Visc0nsin University of Minncsota University of Colorado Nortlm'cstcrn University Leland Slunfurd Jr. University. University of Nebraska University of Illinois University of California University of Chicagn Armmn' lnstitulc of 'Il-chnulugy Baker University University Of Misstmri University of XVushingmn Iowa State Cnllcg'c Ohio University University of Michigan Albion College Vcstcrn Reserve University Hillsdzlle College Ohio XVcslcyan University Kenyon College Indiana University Danuw University University of Indianapolis Ohio State L'nivcrsity Yabash College XVcsl Virginia University Purdue University University of Cincinnati Allegheny College Washington and Jefferson College Lafayette College Stevens Institute of 'Vlbchnolog'y Ronssulacr Polytechnic Institute University of Pennsylvania Lehigll University Tufts College Massachusetts Institmc uf 'l ch111o10gy Cnrncll University hown University Dartmouth Collcgc Columbia University XVcslcyan University University of Maine Syracuse University , Pennsylvania State College University of Oregon University of Pittsburg Buox mEmeE .I .3304 CensoyaQ :um Ego; uEEEm mike? :Omxom; 982$ 33000 55: .Q .uAMBmA :25m :2; mxotuuwm ESE? EWPQWH acmcmtw NNEO aoshwumw M.EnEHoE ES 5558:: :2on mocon nuts? 52mg 326 III ... I Ch e 1916.. LA VIE Ia,- y I ., gI meT ? h I I Baa CCbapter I'Isluhlishml 1872: Ile-estublislu-Il Nm'mnlwx' 21!, 1M2 FRATRES IN FACULTATE G. K. PAT'HCE F. D. CRIxIKs IVIIJJAM G. BINDER H, S. CUCKIJN 12. J. HALL J. 15. MATTERS FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors Amman R. REED WILLIAM F. Sxmxsox ARTHI'R C. IIHRST WILLI .x M R. Gmcm; Juniors MAXWELL ll. JVLICM lNG ROBERT S. SCL'IJ. ROBERT Ii. GEARV Sophomores IVARNER K. MORRIS G. JARRETT SAUERIIOUF JAY ALLEN JACKSON CENTRE IV. HULMRERG ARTIII'R C. HAWKINS Freshmen THIiUDURl-I N. P. Kl-ZELAN HORACE H. DAVID 1.. 3L'REI.I. LEWIS CLII 13mm A. Lnkn THOMAS C. MA'rTl-zx G. lI'IuinI-zklle' ELLIIrr'r JAMES E SIIREFFIJEK IIUWARII M. lx'm'ruek CHARLES J. DAVENPORT W. PALMER JONES GEORGE A. Dm'uc C. LENNON MILLER HAROLD R. LEWIS RALPH A. LONG CHARLES R. HUNTER E. RAYMOND HENDRICKS HENRY C. LINDEMUTII I Imm m mm gE$ LAVEE. s5? 34 :: 3pm 1916 LAVEEE 331 Kappa ?Alpba Fnundml ut I'nivorsily 01' Yil'ginin, 18015 ACTI VE CHAPTER ROLL University of Virginia Davidson College XYilliam and Mary College Sonthcrn University University of 'lk'nncsscc Tulane University Southwestern Presbyterian University llumwlcn-Sidncy Collcgc Transylvania University Richmond College Vushingmn and Lee University University of North Carolina Alabama Polytechnic Institute North Georgia Agricultural College Kmtucky Smtc University Trinity College Louisiana State University Georgia School of Technology North Carolina A. xV M. College University of Arkansas 329 University of the State of Florida Millsaps College Missouri School of Mines Georgetown College University of Georgia University of Missouri University of Cincinnati Southwestern University l'lmvanl College Ohio State University University Of California University of Utah New York University Iowa State University Syracuse University Rutgers College Kansas City Agricultural College Pennsylvania State College University of Kansas University of XVashington mmx 234m pommmsvimvr Uhmaw 330:5 A .a 259cm 3:356 0353? v.35 suzmnnvwmum :oEEEoQ :ouwmm :aE 5.509, uiunm 530nm Eton uoumwvw .3:thon uwgm EBQ mmumm :omuEmm 033:5 .0 .3 5.3.5 Easamaoa 530 l mm W, h m M w. n 1 M m m 1 L W 1,3. 1 j 1 WM Hm: WHMWVIVWWV m: IIIVIEIVII ulullll IIKA IIIIIIII 35cm TAIPba CCbapter I-Ismhlislu-d Ootnhol' 11. 1913 FRATER IN FACULTATE XVIIJWR C. GILLESJ'IE FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors W AY NE W. W' EM'HR MILTON A. Dncm. C. PAUL BATES Juniors W ALTER T. ELDER VIL1.1AM L KESTER H AROLD E. WALTER WILLIAM C. Acm-zsoN Sophomores JOHN F. DYER G. E. MARVIN CHARLES H. FETTER RUSSEL E. HOFFER RALPH W. Hyman?k Freshmen JOHN M. REA JOHN S. LLOYD V1L1.1AM B. anuNnAmm Specials THEODORE V. EASTON REX M. DARRINGTON 'Died December 12, 1914. N'VNW 3 VWMH'W w MM 1 M 331 EARL G. HALL ALEXANDER K. Suu'sox THOMAS C. EXCIIEIJXEWEER BYRON J. CK'LI' HAROLD G. MCCARTNEY PAH. R. SPAYD AHRAIIAM L. GILLESPIE Rm' S. DUNKLE MYRON H. VVERKHEISER RUIH-ZRT J. HARPER XVILLIAM A. A5111; JAMES T. GARDNER HARLANIJ O. MEARKLE THOMAS N. Roumxs MU1W1hMEN?wHMWWM 1M MN . w :1 WW1w:MM WM W . w, v Mu mm W; M1 , ,. , m :HM Mwwuwmn w w W mm! M Mr M M m. W n 332 the 1916 LAVEE m ,A -.. ............,A.. m. .g IIIIIIIII -MP.W.WM 7313': Kappa Funndml nt liruwn I'nivox'sity, 1831i ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL lmwn University University of Illinois Pennsylvania State College l'nivcrsity uf 1mm umwmmu :mwtom hows? nunmoz item nwkgawu? aoawdo smash? accowsw :oth 555930 5me :53 Scum nnsm .nuwum 530:1 cotmky g. :iusmqu? :550 :omnotm 55557. zEEk .m .H Ehcm :ot$.0 .4. .x uosai uoxuozsuom :cEcI.O .4 m crux uozm? 5.45.5 :mt::w .425 334 I I l I I I I I I Gamma Chapter Instnllml Nm'nmlM-l' 9, 1913 the, 1916 LAVIE tb K FRATRES IN HONORARIUS REV. H. A. O'll.xN1.0x THEmmRE D. BUM. Rm: G. W. Bmm'x FRATRES IN FACULTATE THOMAS W. SHERMAN V. WEAVER SM I'ru FRATRES IN COLLEGIO J. ELMER CAIumIJ. PAUL J. Cummrr ALEXANDER J. Eklcnsxx Lums J. FUCK JAMES T MuxAlux R.WMUXD A. O'BRIEN HOWARD C. YEmu-tk, JR. FRANK M. BRADY JOSEPH CEADER Josm'n R. KELLY JOSEPH 1:. KELLEY FRANK J. BOYLE M. Gluzumn' CILumAN RUDOLPH G. KRAFT Seniors Juniors Sophomores memkn Sm'rT Freshmen Special AM mmsu 3 I. K mum N 335 CLAREM'E J. HERRLY IVILIJAM ll. Illa'rZNl-zcmcn JAMES L. MUHUGH Axmuew M. SLITZER CLEMENT J. vamm XVIIJJAM V. QL'INN PAUL R. Kme RICHARD E. Kl'lililJ-ZR HARRY McGAuREN JOHN F. MCLAL'UJIHN leucx'r P. MAm-zu lema J. SULLIVAN PETER l5. VVARKICR ? W 'WIWVWWW7 1?HIM WY1?1- ! H Ii WHHIIEIWHH' ' W 3UIIMMNIVh ' liwlnii . ii HlHllllllllllIH IIIUIIIHIJM u i:. ? n1H J . 1 1 TY by; $11 a 3 ES? 43 f TAlpba Baa Omega Hstulnlislwd all Virginia Military lustitmv. INUY- ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL XYnshing'mn and Lee University l'nivursity 0f Virginia Trinity College University nf 'l cnncsscc University of the South l'nivcrsity of Georgia I'nivcrsity of the Nnrth Carolina Alabama Polytechnic Institute Mercer University anivcrsity uf IR-mlsylmnia Emory Collcgv Mnhlcnbcrg College Adrian College 31L L'ninn College St. Lawrence University Vashingt0n and Jefferson College Lehigh University St'mllm'cstcrn I'H'cshytcrizm L'nivcrsity Pennsylvania Cnllcgc Yi1Icnlwrg Cullcgc University of Florida Simpson Cullcgc Southcm University Massachusetts InstitMc nf 'I'ochnohugy University of Alabama 'l'nlunc Univcrdly University of Vornmnt Ohio Vcslcyun University Cornell University Ilillsdnlc College Genrgc School of Technology XVnusu-r University Cullcgc nf Churlcsmn Albiun College Vumlcrhilt University tnivcrsily of Maine Stanford University Ohio Stale L'nivcrsity Colby CUHCKC Tufts Cullcgc Rose Polytcclmic Institute Union L'nivcrsity lrmx'n L'nivursity L'nivcrsity uf Hlinnis University of Nchrzuku University nf 'IR-xus l'nivcrsily Hf California Vcstcrn RL-scrvc L'niwrsity l'nix'crsily nf Colm'udn lYnivcrsily of Kansas University of Minnesota University Hf Chicugu Purdue L'nivmxity University of Vashingt0n University of Missmlri ancc s 1cr Pnlytuclmic Institute L'nix'crsixy Hf Yi cmlsin 'lmm State College L'nix'n'rsity of Kentucky University llf Oregon Wushingmn Stale Cullcgc l'nin-rsitv of Michigan Pcnnsylvnniu Slate Cnllcgc 337 cucuehm umiotgw 36.3w :wkom 50:8 . .nBsmUuWM hum :thscb 53,37. 3:2, 2335 :Omuopww . . wmumu u .w 31$ $5.32 529sz .EMwncbuE mmkmd .Eumh com 5. m . Nuopcvucnq 55:397. oiiNEcU FEEW 3:ng cemako Ch1916 LA VIE IIIIIIII 6amma Omega $bapter l-Istnhlisln-d lN-lu'unry 6, 1914 FRATRES IN FACULTATE DR. WILLIAM R. HAM S. C. CATES C. C. Auuak'rs FRANK N. D. BL'CIIMAN A. L. V1uGIIT VICTOR R. JONES wRNs O. SEVERSON FRATRES 1N COLLEGIO Gomrmav R. THmw DEFOREST A. SMITH JOHN K. MCCONEGIH' W . H. DAWSON W. R. S'rmcm.Eu GEORGE K. BRENNEN HOWARD R. PICKETT W. GRANT POWELL T. LARUI: Consox W. PAUL LEWIS R. C. LANGENBERG R. C. REINIIARDT H. E. LANGDON J. H. MCCAULEY WWWWW Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen C E. WILsuN GL'V K MCWREATII HERMAN G. MILLER 1.1m L. LAMB 0. W. Mums ARTHUR 17. FISCHER V11.l.m.xr COLGROVE JolIN P. EASBY Muxmx L. BISHOP 1mm: FAIR C. RUSSEL SNYDER R. R. CAMPBELL D. G. ENICH W. W. MCMAIN I H U mlpba Zeta Founded at Ohio Stuu- ITnix't-rsity, 1897 Sl-ivutitiv Agrin-ultuml 1 '1'ntm-nity ACTI VE CHAPTER ROLL Ohio State L'nix'crsity Pennsylvania State Cullcgu Univcrsity of Illinois Cornell University Michigan Agricultural College New Hampshire Agricultural College Univcrsity of Nebraska North Carolina Agricultural College University Of Minnesota Vermont Agricultural College Iowa State Collcgc University nf Yiscnnsin Colurado Agricultural College Maine Agricultural College University Of Missouri University of Vashingtun University of California Purdue Uniwrsity Kansas Agricultural Cnllcgc North Dakota Agricultural College Kentucky State University University of Tennessee. University of Georgia ME: mEam 35:85 .55:me ncmczw: 32059.5 $3.3m ,352 59:54 EEG EEC 2 JEN camaocmm Egmm :mEmmEb 5:15 5351?. newts :quU :cZ 5mm: ,wnmzri. 0.52:5? castes? tatogw :3554. umEuom uouE:cm 3:2 :33 5.53.5 :mzimcm :3ch .355m $5.85 :muom 05mm .5256 305m? tmpzzw mouwom :wuntoo 5me .333m homiu? 342 One 1916 LAVIE. Illullll A Z morrill Gibapter 112sl11l1115l11-11 January 21, 1811s FRATRES IN FACL'LTATE HENRY P1112N'1'155 .111115111' .-'1111111'1111'. C11111:1..1 11'11.1.1.11 131112.111 L.1.111:11:5 1 N11 11.1. 111111115 1. 11.11115 C1 .1. '5 1.. G1111111.1N1; MILTON S. l111'11111112..11 1111111211111 K. 11111511111N 111 11.1.1.111 111.1111.11' 12 1.1.0111 J. 011111.11 C.1111.1V. 11111511111 11111N 1111;1'1: 81121111111 C 11 .1111.125 111.811111111111 11111111 111' NN K1211N . 111.111.1211111211 S. PUrN1-21' 121111311111 1.. W11111111'.N 111111.15 R. 17111111111 1,1..11'111N 11. 011 111N RAYMOND S. 5.111111 11.111111' H. 11.11'N1211 ,1. .11. SHERMAN 11115111311111 P. 11'1'11'1211 11.11'1. G1:111..11'1:11 11.112111 :1. 11.1N512N 11111112111 17.. ATKINSDN 1111121112111c11 C. D1151: FRATRES IN COLLEG l 0 Seniors P.11'1. 3111111211 11111-2511..11.1 :1111115 JOHN 111. 111111N1:11 11.111111N11 C. 11111111125 R. 111:1:1211 1111111111112 S1.1N1.1'.1' 11. 1112NN1N1; T111211 K 11111'1111211 11.11'111 11. STEWART 1.:111111 K. .1112' C1..111111: 1V. C1.12.11.111:11 G1:11111'.1: 1111111111 11111111 11121111 11. 1311111 111111N S. G.11111N1211 Juniors P.11' 1. 9'C111155111N 11111112111 P. 1111:111E11.11.11 JOHN D. 7.1le VINCENT G. B1'11N5 NORMAN 13. 0111111211 11.11.1111 D1211. 1115111211 11111.1.19 R. SKILLMAN 1112N111' 1V. 51111121211 C1.1'11F. .11. 131111.12 C11.1111.1:.5 17.. SIMPSON Sophomores 11.111111 T.K1Nc FRANK R. 111111121' 17111211 F. LININGER 1.1111125 17.. 10.1111111: 111.. 111 11C. KN.11'P 11.1N1121. S. 11111115 C1..1111 DL'1'1'111111 Pledges 11'.1I.T1:11 1.. U111.1.1N1;ER 11121111111: L. RElsNER 343 344 .Eta Kappa Nu Foulnlvd Ht l'llirvl'sity of Illinois, JSItH llonorul'y ldlwtl'icul I'Ingim-vring lv'ruu-rnhy ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL University of Illinois Armour Instilutc 0f 'l'cchnology Pennsylvania State College Ohio State University Case School of Applied Science University of Wisconsin University of Missouri Cornell University University of Pennsylvania 345 346 nnnn P1 Et .H K N 'Epsilon Chapter listzlhlisln-xl lltlcemlrur 4, 1910 FRA'PRES IN HONORARIUS CHARLES LAMBERT lesmli JOHN PRICE JACKSHN Amuxls Sl'mT'mN MVMJJS'HCR FRATRES IN FACULTATE VILI IAM Dmx CANAN junx Usuxu KAMMICRMAN Hrixm' SINCLLEY Cm'lx'HN CLAIHQNHC HFSTAV mums FRA'I'RES IN COLLEGIO Seniors LERHY V. HLAFK Jmlx E. Cmmms THOMAS C. DAWSON YII.L1AM J. Dmvxm: WILLIAM M. Jimman TIIHMAS IE. ElclnaLmimnck VAI.'1'1:Ix' C. Gumm'lx WAYNE 1.. KIRK Ihxu-zl. Ii. Wlxsum' Juniors RALPH 1:. melcu PA-qu R. SPAYD 347 R. ELMI-ZR RANKIN RUY A. STUNER XVALTER H. STlx'lL'lx'lJ-IR HARRY 5 SMITH WILLIAM R. STEWART BENJAMIN J. STFNI'ICVANT RI, . N. Sllmw Cmm-zNu-z 1i WILsuN Ilmumx M. Lnxc annull- A B KIV 348 th Gm w ., v x Q; K Wyn, : u , A7- I k. '7 JV -: A I .w . U :2? Wail L11 ii: rnnznmani ?Alpba Gamma Xbo Agricultural Fram-rnity Fnumlml :lt l'nin-I'sity uI' llhiu, 11mg ACT! VE CHA PTER ROLL L'niu-rsity Hf Illinois 011iu Smtc L'nivcrsitv Pennsylvania Slate Cnllcg'c Pnrdm L'nivcrsily North Hukum Agricultural College Irm'u State College Cnrm-ll University 349 MEG? 390 .0 FEB 225:9; aw amazmmm SE? 55:57. hummugm 32.5w oanwhb meEw Swank EmcoCo: 5:th 532:3me :otmm mmEmm Eeoa onmpnao :oprmQ mzan wnqu 3 pmuiocmucod 5.520 :mEkoE :oEEUu: m.toatmz 350 lllullll Che 1916 LAVIE . E319 i-i-m ' I Iil M,Zv! ..:L,.. 9999 's Gamma CCbapter Estuhlislwd I9'vhrlmry 4, 1911 FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN R. BECHTEI. FRA x K N. FAGA N FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors ALBERT M. BARRON FRANK J1 Mummlu. CLARENCE Z. KELLER ARTIII'R F. STAIIL HARRY A. KJEIJJIAN JAMES B. SPAL'LDING WxNIPniLn S. UmmaNECKHR Josxwu R. ZIESENIIEIM Juniors CLARENCE S. HRENISER GUSTAV H. DIPPE JOHN F. DODGE HARULI! S. GARNER HAROLD I. SWICK Sophomores XV. CONRAD CLEVER CLAIR MCDONALD Freshmen RICHARD S. BARNES BENJAMIN C. Cvmmm JOSEPH C. DAVIDSON GILBERT S1 XVATTS Specials RAY I. NIATTIIEWS 351 DONALD T. DOLIHN ELMER C. Hnms Joux U. HOFFMAN CECIL C. McDmusLL PAUL II. MCCI'IJDCH R.WMoxn T. TL'RN CARL H. Dwmz Hum W. 01.115 J. 1VAI.TER TRAPPF. WILLIA M A. MILLER ICE! V52: 'FIW LJ MM :EE EQEQ EEMFEW F L ?Alpba Gibi Sigma l-Hrumlml :Il tln- l'niw-rsity of H'iwunuiu. 11W: ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL Univvrsily uf Yiscunsin Unix'crsily nf Mimwsnlu CIISC Sclmnl 0f Amylivd Scit'ncc L'Hiwrsity nf Missauri I'niwrsily Hf Indiana LvlliYLTSil-V Hf Hlimxis LVllchl'sily 0f CHIUI'IHIU Univm'sity 0f Nvlmyku Rose Pnlylcchnic Institutu Cornell University Allegheny Cnllcgu Ynh- I'nivcrsity L'niwrsily of Kansas Ohin Slum L'nivvrsity New llnmpsllirv L'ullcgc Pcnnsylx'zmin Smu- College University nf Maine Ilzu'uml L'nivcrsily Syracuse L'nivorsin L'nivcwily nf Nnrlh Carolina University of California Nm'lhwvslcrn L'nivcrsily University nf lmmkiunu :ofomcmw human: 363x Eumwm Eco? mEmm $53ng ?Emw 1.25.5 5253.: :Eoksnu ESL ssox m:o:,:Z tote: $254 550: :um Sim? 8.54.2 BE: 52?; NBC: much 154 nu Gbapter l-Istnhlislu-tl April 3. 1911 FRATRES IN FACULTATE GEORGE C. POND XVJLIJAM P. VINTER WILLIAM FREAK XVALTER J. KEITH CHARLES W. STODDART JESSE B. CHURCHILL FRED J. KAI'FMAN FRATRES IN COLLEG IO Seniors LEWIS V. FOGG THEODORE C. SANDERSON ALVIN C. GOETZ MARION J. SEAVY ELMER R. HITanER SHUEY E. WOLFE J uniors HAROLD G. BELL RUSSELL W'. MOORE JAY W. LINDSAY JOHN E. MORROW MELVI N P. KEI STER Sophomores ROBERT L. HOUTZ RAYMOND W. MILLER MARK C. LEWIS CHARLES W. NICHOLS CHANDLER W7. MARKELL WILLIAM F. REAGER C11 ARLES L. R EEDER Freshmen JOHN E. STOVER J. PORTER HARRIS 355 :mEmmcHU znoxzd 55,157. .85th SEED :23. iuoc Umoumaa tmbuoa neon norm? $50533 canzo mtonox :um uuod tabui $535. comic? zumumih 9:0,; 356 Scabbarb 0.116 35labe lMumh-Il nl l'niwrsily 01 Wisx-unsin, Hm: Mil'nury Fraternity ACTI V E CO M PAN 1 ES University of 1Yismnsin University nf Missunri Uniwrsity 11f Minm-snm The Pennsylvania 511110 Cullcgc Cornell University University 111' 1Vasl1ingmn Purdue L'niwrsity Michigan Agricultural Cullcgr I'Hivcrsily 11f Hlinnii Kansas Stale Agricultural Cullcg'c Gompany 311' lishmlishvd April, 1912!. HONORARY MEMBERS Llnrruxxx'r A. D. CHAFFIN, Cmmnmulnnt 11f Cadets MAHm'I-t C. ALLEN, Adjutant and Assistant Cnmnmmlnm ALUMNUS MEMBER FREDERICK C. D1151: OFFICERS Cupluiu - - - 7 - - - GORDON J. F. HERON Fim l,iculcnuui 1 - - , - FREDERICK XV. RUTH Swami1.1'cuiruuul - - - - ILuxuw C. LUKENS Firxl .S'cr'gvaul - - - RICHARD DUNCASTER, JR. PRIVA'I'ES Seniors PHILIP M. I:RALIiHIH IRVIN E. Lnxu ALVIN C. Gnmz FRANK J. MHNHHLL HENRY G. HARI'ICR WILLIAM R. STEWART 1111111111 II. Illa'rZNHCKI-zk Slll'lCY 17.. WOLFE Juniors 1.111155 W. ADAMS 111110111 5. GARNER 11mm; G. 13111.1. CLARKE MARION PAUL S. CROSSMAN RUIHCR'I' lI. 01.1115111-zm ALBERT L. Dmmzurr WILLIAM II. 1111111211115 JAMES W. TOWSEN Baa Beta 7131 INulmln-II :II LPlIiL'lI I'llivvl'sily. 15.x? llunnrm-y I-Ingiln-n-I'ing l-'r:m-rnily AC'I'I YE Cl! A PTER ROLL Lchigh L'nix'crsily Pennsylvania State Cnllcgt Michigan .Xgrivullm'ul Cullvgc Michigan Cullcg'c nf Minn Vnivcrsily uf Michigan I'm'dnc L'nivcrsity Stevens lnslitulv nf 'IK'Chnulngy l'nivcrsily 0f Hlinnis memr lnslitulv nf 'lkchnnlngy l'nivcrsily Hf Yiscnnsin fuse Scluml 111' Applied SciL-HCL- $1.110 L'nivvrsily nf Kentucky Culnmbiu L'nivcrsity Syl'zlcnsc L'nix'mwity Rvnssclnvr Pulylvclmic Institute CnrHL-ll l'nix'ursily L'nivcrsily Hf Mixsnnri Mix'snuri Schnul nf Mincs Cnluriuln Svluml uf Minus L'nix'crsily uf Calm'mlo L'IIivL-I'sily Hf Culifnrnizl 1mm Stulv Cullum- L'nix'vrsity Hf lmle L'niVL-Iwily nf Minncsutu antcSIt-r Iyul'vtcclmic Institute L'nivm'sily Hf llzlim- L'nix'crsily of X'mhingmn. nommuvsq E3582 :wEumc acmchEE mnEEL mgwq 20m 383:: E: 33: mega cox; .4 4 82w .Siombw .nwgmwouo 32x uoymmggmm Edguw 3655M 35:35 360 $ L. 4; K 1 ML 1 I Ow 1916:: LAWE T B 11 33cm Chapter Orgnnilt-d May 4, 1912 FRATRES IN FACULTATE JAMES A. MEAN: llL'uH D. PALLlSTl-IR Tumms Mchxme. FRATER IN IIONORARIUS R. I. an-2k FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors RALPH D. Bum; ROBERT M. llr'rcmsox CONRAD A. Bukul HARVEY T. HILL VIMJAM II. FINKICLIHCY CHARLES F. KENNEDY WCxRRHN D. GARMAX MAL'RH'E E. KRESSLY JOHN E. GRAHAM Rouuxxn W. PHILLIPS JOSHUA Ii HANNI'M, JR. RALPH E. SHARP RALPH XV. J'lxauzm; WALTER H. STRICRLER RUSSELL S. HUMMEI. ALmzk'r J. WILSON CLARENCE Ii. XVImnN Junior Lian R. RICK 361 yyyyyyyyyyyyyyy iji Ypsilon .131 Estuhlisln-xl :lt Nrw York t'hy Collogv, 1902 ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL New ank City College Columbia University New York Univcrsily Cornell University L'nivcrsily of Pittsburgh University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State College Dickinsnn Collegc 363 364 Trnmpcr Black In an Price Smolens Throne Brcdt Pragel' Lavender Schnitzer Miller ommars K Sniderman Colbus Friedman Xmshel B reman Che 1916 LAVIE' w E 11 Gbeta CCbapter l'Islulxlishvd VUIH'IIIH'J' 10. HDH FRATER 1N FACULTATE FRATRES IN COLLEG l 0 JACOB K. MILLER HMMAN H. Camus JACOB KOMINARS JESSE L. A M SHEL DAVID BREMAN HERMAN L. LAVENDER D. HENRY Bklzn'r Seniors Juniors Sophomores W1 LLM M N. PRICE Freshmen DAVID SNIDERMAX Special A ARON J. FRHCDM AN MAX TRL'MPER AnmnAM ll. SCIINITZER HARM SMOIJENS DAN 1151. BLACK MAN ROBERT 1!. THRONE WILLARD L. PRAGER 366 33am Samacb Eslulllislml nt Furnrll Vnix'vrsity. 11110 ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL Cm'ncll L'nix'crsily PL-nnsylvzmizl State College A LUMNI CHA PTER Ncw York City 367 , ,, ,, , ,, :. T ,1 ...: f 3,, :5 ,:, 9:52 330 uomgoh :3ng .850! :32qu i Ecumuoango n:nm . m 532 :uncu stem Emiofom $75M . U 368 6m 5m! ED tpsz-A ii? pmi. Q .... .. ,... WWW v, .. WM W g..,...n Jim 11mm -; - gnaw 'ga V -u-a-a... :x:m.rk.i.:'x:mebv1 !' 4 x mm rm 35m Gbapter l'INtHlllile'll Mm'vh EN. HIH FRATRES IN COLLEGlO Seniors DAVID B. BRODSTEIN JOSEPH SAI'NDERS SAMUEL A. GRASS Juniors ROBERT BERKOWITZ EARL Hmnz ABRAHAM HELLER lmnrmn S. LEVINE Sophomores DAVID KESSLER DAVID MAZUR Freshmen OSCAR B. FELDSER HARRY COHEN LOUIS HARRISON ALFRED EHRLICH 369 $51 .iambba Epsilon llnnurury CIu-mix-nl Fm n-rnily Fountlml n1 I'niH-rsity nl' Illinuis, 1505! CH AFTER ROLL University of lllinnis University of H'iscnnsin Culumhizl L'nivcrsily l'nix'crxily l'nivcrsily l'niVL-rsily of Michigan nf Vushingmn Hf Minnesota Chimgn Alumni 371 Clulptm' Ohio Slulc University Inwzl Slalc Cullcg'c Lclzlml Stanford jr. L'nix'crsity L'nin-rsity uf chvm University Hf California Pennsylvania State College EEKH Eraw zugzcm uwuuoncmgk CkC 2'? 553520 $th 530m- Etovnwwumc Ute; .uQ much: .Stuz 2:01 . knnwz ti; E04 05.520 :335 SuEE 5:3 .u. Ewarzr $72 . mu CCbapter Installml May 31!. Hill ASSOCIATE M EM B ERS 6110mm C. Puxn XYAIJrlau .1. KEITH JESSE 11. CHURCHILL ACT 1 VIC MEM BERS Faculty Y. me'n-zu S M n 11 Seniors JAMES 1.. 1hm'r'ry HARRY W. KLINUIzR HARRY 1i. BRILLINGICR CLIFl-'URII A. LORD NATHANIEL D. hmux HENRY N. Lynxs JAMES H. OLEWINE GODFREY R. TJJHRNE 1mm WILLIAMS GEORGE ll. GLEASHN CLARENCE J. 11ERRLY jnnx A. KENNEDY xVAlIHiR 11. '1ARIUIO Juniors HOWARD G. Dunno Ix 1;. DualruxnlakrER EMME'I'T 11. ELLENIIICRUIZR 373 Tbi Mamba ?bi Hmlurnl'y Il'mtcrnity, Established 1897 Honorary Elections, June, 191.! RH. Romau'r RUSH REED II. Wuxrnx MITCHELL, ESQ. HARRY T. Commas, PILD. Initiate, Class 1899, June 1914 DAN ELLSWURTII CARPENTER Initiates, Class 1914, June 1911 ALBERT BAIHHTT PASCHAL WILLIAM BARR 'J'mannomz LINCOLN BITTENIIENDER JAMES DONALD CARPENTER GEORGE W AS 11 1 NU'I'UN CRA w FORD Jnsuvu FINE 1lemm CARROLL GILLESPIE lilexmex RL'SSEL GOULD WALTER FRANKLIN GRAHAM Miss MARTHA ANNA IIAUSER CHARLES FREDERICK HENNEY RL'SMJJ. W'ummx IIILL PAH. MAXWELL HITTNER CHARLES HENRY KUNSMAN WILLIAM Russ LITTLE EDWARD LEWIS 1.1'cmxu meN NICHOLAS LL'mvm, JR. SA MUICL JAY MCCAR'I'NM' jusnvu JAMES Mdimmmug JAMES DUNHAM Mchan Rusu l'hm'ncu MARSHALL Miss ANNA 3114;121:515 THOMAS LAWRENCE 03mm 'l'nmms Jnsan PIZSFATURE RALI-u 11AM MICR SCIIARIr DELL LEON SLSHOENFHEIM JUSEI'H Rmnxsnx SILVER. jk. Numus HARLAN SLACK FREDERICK PATTISUN 1V1:.u'12u MISS IZL'ch SWlTZl-IR WILLIAMS Initiates, Class 1915, January 1915 PAUL SWARR BAKER CIIARIIN Dnnsox BALL. JR. FRANCIS DAVID 2mm: Roman Bisunv MATTHEW WILSON BLACK Cnxmn AUGUST BURCH HENRY VICUR CRANSTUN RALPH Tumus CRUWELL HEA'I'TY HENDERSON DIMIT H'ILLIAM JAMES Dmx'NING WILLIAM HENRY Ihxmzxmny Miss CAROLINE FURESMAN junx S,x.ul'1-:I. GARDNER WARREN DICWITT GARMAN 1VALTER Coax Guulm'm LYMAX DAVIS GRAHAM SAMUEL A. GRASS Miss MAmzAule'r HILIJCR RAYMOND CLEVELAND Hnmms ARTHFR CARL lhmsr Rl'ssnL SUTCLIFFE Ht'MMICI. MAVRICE ELIAS Kmass:.1-:x' Miss JANET W'ILSUN LAIRD MISS MARION Scnnu. LUNG GEORGE VANIIERGRIFT Imxcusslcx HENRY NICHOLAS mes THEODORE CLINTON Mclunuxlc Miss CAROL! L MACMINN CHARLES POTTER MILLER EDGAR FREDERICK OTTMYER DONALD RANKIN I'lxaxm' SYLVANL's Sm'ru DAVID HENRY STEWART Miss MAw:.uu-:'r CummANn Wnsux Miss IIIiVRIETTA XVINN 374 .5wa 32:83 209m 323:; 03:55 coupsmc uEO .3233; Eng; :5.th SEEN; gem :5:an :09. an LoxoOuu ugunnam 5::mtd mmEuacQ Jung :cipox uwccot 118 r .520 36550 .5:ch x233. :mEEPS commicx CmEicm 376 nnIIIIII TAlpba ?Delta Sigma l-IstzlhlisIu-tl lN-ln'unrx. 1011 FRATER IN FACL' LTATE Hum D. PALLISTICR FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors LUTHER C. CAMI'HELI. THOMAS J. CRm'Kl-ZR THOMAS C. DAWSON JOHN Ii. Dl'Nn.xR ROBERT .X. Tmms Juniors Ak'rnt'u Ii. lhmwx SAML'HI. L. h'kmcx HARRY G. limmnme ancu'r H. VVEIXMAN Sophomores Vlcmk L. hunk THOMAS II. DOL'GLASS CHESTER L. Rmmsnx Freshmen GEORGE M. ARI SM AN LEWIS K BAKER LEE R. SCOTT l,w-: ,,wgm:mmmum;11-21111. wn1; w w l 377 1X'11.l.l.nl H. FINKELHEV .UJHZRT 12. Rmuns JAMES 1. SPANGLJ-ZR C. lhlmm TllATVlll-ZR Cums. G. GUNUER WILLIAM L. Hmmm- JOHN K. Romxsux CECIL GRM' :IRHI R. OHER FRANK B. jnstlaTT anun J. Comma: m5::u..Z 13:: 55059 zcm 350:3? Baumna Emusocu tanx cnzioEamm wit; Euccnhom: cuannasuu muuucx msesxcu 5151 3.57. ft; .422: Snot E35 .Ecouw .x 5:2 iii EOmJU-wh x25. .m .x 15:55.4 -;7S . Sigma Baa Rstulnlisln-ll Nm'omlu-r 17. 11,11 FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN A. MEASE JOHN 0. KAMMERMAN FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors MATTHEW XV. BLACK LOUIS T. MICHENER JOHN E. CUMMINS GEORGE L. REINERT ERWIN 13. EM ROY A. STONER Juniors FRED A. Goon ECKLEY W. Qumnua J. Mourns JACKSON WILLIAM E. Romans PALMER S. Mocx ALBERT 15. WEBER l'IUWARD J. WILLIA M s Sophomores HARRY W. CRL'muL'GH HORACE W. RUTH ARTHUR H. Mcliumax CHARLES M. SHANK Gmnmn; R. SNYDER Freshmen Ak'nu'k C. Bknm'r SAMUEL P. Nxcnoms SAMUEL J. COCHRAN Rosana S. SHULTZ HOWARD l7. TUCKER Special JAM 1-:5 S. CUZZENS 379 80 4 n 0 Jim E$E$ LAYERS x 69 A AWE : -l l W A .Dionaer $lub listzlhllslu-Il Ortuhur, 1M2. FACULTY M EMBERS DR. Enwxx R. SMITH HAROLD B. SHATTI'CK MEMBERS IN COLLEGE Seniors 6120mm E, RRL'A GEORGE 11. GLEASON CALVIN C. Du-t'erx'LEk BEN F. SMITH NATIIANIFL B. DEVHN CLIFFORD A4 STEWART GORDON A. VOGT Emu; W. TOIHN Juniors CHARLES 1? hLmU ROBERT A. LOVE 5. RFED HL'RSH ROBERT P. Mmmv HAROLD C. Jouxs JAMES A. XVATan Sophomores DAVID H. ANm-zksox HARRY M. Fm-ninL'Rx GEORGE C. BROADBENT JOHN A. GARNER ROY E. Comms MARION B. RICHARDSON ORLO L. STEVEN s Freshmen D. W'11.1..um LAMADE D. BLAlk Mlxuuc, JR. VOYLE F. MAXOWN JOHN A. WEISS FRANK M. WVIESTER Special HARULD WV. WVEIGLE 381 zen. .CEC. hgmuoh .8an :3529 kegs: FEELQESW 52:54 55$ :25: 255:;qu 3:: Eu; 23::an :ctacana NuhUVV upon: ca: .59? 36 m ,3?! 5 mm at 5:33 LUEOCEI Viking 6lub listuhlislwd November 25, 1912 ACTIVE MEMBERS Seniors CLAUDE D. INETRICII PAL'L 13. FEHL ROLAND W. PHILLH-s GLEN 1?. SUTHERLAND PHILIP H. Y1 :1xm :m: Juniors HOWARD N. AsunAx Duxum Ii. Gmmmxc V. LEE BAKER WILLIAM H. LCCKING READ R. FURSTER JOHN MERIUN Sophomores DONALD J. LEHMAN Rom-ZRT W. SMITII JOHN S. MALm' ADAM C. TINLEY PAI'L P. MERKEL AUGUSTUS S. WERTZ Freshmen XVIIJJAM l. PUTTEIGER HARRY E. KALEY Specials XVAIJER S. ANDERSON MAl'lUVI-T B. FELL ARTHUR T. DUNNELLY Anmmn J. KNAEFLER JOHN M. Rmvmxr 383 F51 $520: 4 Mnoq ETA 35:47:: 28:50 muaoEcm 3:85 cooiuoEmU cuuoq 3: me Kncoccom 3:55 5.55 35va. mush: :NEES gmhazuntm 384 30m Beta Sigma Qoninr llunumry I-Inginnoring Iv'rnlornity Hstublishw! lh-lxrmu'y 28. IBM FRATRES IN FACULTATE JAMES P. CAmemx'oun DAVID me'n MARKLE JmlN STANLEY Clmxmcu. CEHRHIC S'Hansxsnx LANG FRATRES IN COLLEGIO H'M'Nla 1.. KIRK NORMAN S. LOGAN HENRY N. Lx'nxs LEUX E. ANDREWS WILLIAM A. BLUME manual: K. BIUNGIIURST WILLIAM M. Elmoxus WARREN D. GARMAX 121w WILLIAM B. MA'rm-m LOUIS T. ermcxlak HARRY 5. SMITH HARRY NI, S'rlin'mCR Cnmmc F. KEN Gummy: C. KERN W AYXE XV. WEAVER 385 ,Eeim mocha: EEEW movie? .3304 mwoham 75.5 muanmnu .C :3; zoaonz 3.235 3:8 7. :EsN cma.nd 386 nxcnnanr. Che 19m LMWF: . t. . l Eg; . 5 . A 5:: Omega 'Epsilon Estuhlisht'tl May. 1914 FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Juniors LLOYD L. CHAMBERS ANTHONY A. GAVEY PAUL J. NEFF JOHN F. MUSSER Sophomores L. G. BARNES CREIGHTON F. MURPHY ROBERT R. LYMAN W. ALBERT STUMPF G. 11. WEST, JR. Freshmen HOLSTEIN DIZHAVEN CLEAYER STEWART W. LOWRY ADDISON B. HENRY MERLE E. ZUFALL STEWART O. CHESTNUT Specials T. ARTHUR HARDES FRANK K. NAmuzu' A. XVAYNE MEADE HARMAX YERKES, JR. 387 .CQZSW naEmeuEE scmcnon zcucnouw .3 :EEO.:.:..N 208w :mEEQ? S.AZ 23'; mnocuouw .m 529 :OmaEmw ,mmxommn? 0:970 5:059 xomi .Cuutavo? $88 Illllllll Che1916 LAVIE Lg;f.. ... .4 u. .JI-..LL ,474- .MA M. Zeta Ebeta Iismblishml June 4. 1914 FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Senior JOHN C. JOHNsnx Juniors J4 .MARSHALI. KLINGENSMITH Rum C. SAMPSON OSCAR R. STEPHENS SHIRLEY B. STEPHENS G. BURTON SIIIVERY RAYMOND E. XVAKHLV HAROLD J. va : Hmn-tk D. anammx Sophomores GUY S. PECK IIAmnDijf MCCAH-Wcmv MERYL J. STONE LESSLEY A. STEELE WILM'R D. NYER Freshmen LAWRFNFE E. MELIIUISH Rum Ii. TUCKER WILLMM E, Dusz 389 355; gunned 3555 .3352 eazw 3:ch 5 EB :um muohv E 53.5 710m Gbi Eklta CHAPTER ROLL Seniurs FRANCIS D. 1 :I-ZX'ER V1LI.I.xM A. RAYFI'SE ALFRED S. MANHN LUL'DEN G. SmuzlrrlLk J A M ES 15. Wt nxrz Juniors DANIEL L. V m N 11R HARRY R. lJ-ZNKER Rt'su C I'IM'rmtk l'Axil. 17.. SHIN: Sophomore Rm 0. ALLEN 391 392 MAIN ENTRANCE IN XVINTER .iv v . 49.3.5.5.wa3 v.5. .. It? 921 am 1916 LAVIE 9g Ch f..'f'.. ... ..; :...' ..: M Mill Vogt Luerssen Jester Muthers 'Fnhin Lord Hoohicr Wolty Crunstrm Barron Hutchinson Homer minim fig? 1321111 llmmrul'y Senior Sm-In-ly GRADUATE MEMBERS EDWARD XL ARMSIH' FREDERIC C. D055 WILLIAM BINDER NEH. FLEMING RICHARD C HARLUW Seniors ALBERT M. BARRON I CLIFFORD A. Low H. VIGOR CRANSTUN GEHRGE V. LUISRSSEN FRED K. HOEIILER JAMES R. MATHERS JOHN M. HORNER SAMUEL II. MILLER RUIIERT M. H UTCHINSON ELGIE XV. TOBIN HENRY C. JESTER GORDON A. VOGT DAN 1 E1. E. WELTY 394 nan. ILIIIKW, ,Che 1916 LAVEE Edgcrmn Fair Robinson XValton Dissinger Mitchell mize W'ardwcll Vugt Pa k Tobin Dowd France Schanche McCance Walters Blyt w Strnhecker Winner Shroedcr Garland Survcr H ummit ur s Eliffo Miller Stctlcr H uhnm Wilson Vollmer Yahn Morris McClinmck Yerger Mnllhy McCulluch Hammitt Peoples Walton Dale Jimcson JOHN 13. CLARK, JR. CALE B. Dawn JOHN E. GRAHAM WILLIAM R. MILLER JOHN F. PARK, JR. LEWIS M. CORT, jk. JOHN M. DALE JOHN E. FRANCE EVGENE P. HAMMITT W'ILnHR C. JIMESON DON D. BLYTII RAYMOND P. kaxs CHARLES E. DISSINGER ROBERT H. EDGERTON THOMAS E. ELLIFFE Suphmnure Hunora ry Society Seniors l-hcxjnnx 1?. SMITH RAYMOND B. STETLER HERMAN A. STRUHECKER Emu: V. TOIHN Gummx A. VUGT RUUER ll. VULLMER Juniors JAMES R. KESSLER EDWARD D. MALTm' EARL T. MITCHELL Rrssau. A. Mm'ER WILLIAM C. PEOPLES Sophomores h'kox FAIR EARL F. GARLAND EMMET K. R'ICCIJNTOCK THOMAS XV. MCCUNNELL J. PAUL MCCULLOCH WILLIAM H. MCCANCE 395 lknx 17.. WALTON ALquN ll. WARDm-zu. WILLIAM WEBER ALHERT J. WILSON human H. WITMI-zk WILLIAM J. SARVER WALTER C. SHRUEUEK XVIIJJAM B. XVAIJmX HOWARD C, YERUER, JR. GEORGE C. MORRIS L ILAS PAGE SHELBURN Ruanan HERMAN G. SCHANCHE, JR WILLIAM H. VA1.T1-:Rs McKay Vogt Hcsselbncher Mathew Lamb Lord Hummitt Bcrryman Wnrdwcll Hinder Harlow Welty Englc Barron Tobin Lichen Henry Yergor Jimcson Shroodcr Dippe J D ,4: Ilmmrnl'y Umwr Clams Sovinty GRADUATE MEMBERS XVILLIAM G. BINDER NEH. M. FLEMING RICHARD C. HARLOW Seniors ALBERT M. BARRON JAMES R. MATHERS ROBERT N. BERRYMAN ELGIE XV. TOMN LEVI L. LAMB GORDON A. VOGT HARRY Ia LIEBERT ALBION H. XVARDWELL CLIFFORD A. LORD DANIEL F. RVELTY J uniors ROBERT E. GEARY DAVID MCKAY, JR. EUGENE P. HAMMITT WALTER C. SCHROEDER GEORGE E. HESSELBACHER WILLIAM W. Woon FVanUR CARDON JzMEsoN HOWARD C. YERGER, JR. 396 3 e1916 LAVIE s? JetTries Thomas Olmstcad Hesselbuchor Wood Clark Smith SnuurhnfT Smit 5 Kistl h Wilkinson Hallowell McKay Josefson Dorwart Undorhill Dippe Painter Radcliffe Cranston Wclty Dose Haehlor Barron Lord McDowell Uberle Vatsnn James HmTer Dunklo Richards Morris Fleming 1 Triarg a Snphmlmn- Honorary Snvivly Seniors ALIuikT M. BARRON ROBERT M. IIUTCHlsoN ROBERT N. BERRYMAN CLIFFORD A. LORD HENRY V. CRANSTUN ALFRED N. MUNHALI. GEORGE S. DENITIIORNE VILLxAM S. PARKINSON 17mm K. HOEHLER R. HEmaR RADCLIFFE DANIEL E. XVI-zlxrv J uniors GUSTAV H. DIPPE HOWARD M. KISTLER ALBERT L. DORWART CECIL C. MCDOWELL MAXWELL H. FLEMING DAVID MCKAY, JR. GEORGE E. HESSEIJMCHER ROBERT H. OLMSTEAII DONALD R. JAMES HENRY M. SMITH GREENHLLE JEFFREY CHARLES R. SMITH JOHN G. JOSEFSON JAMES A. WATSON W l LLI A M W. Woon Sophomores Hmmm A. CLARK JOSEPH S. Omaku: ROY S. DUNKLI-Z lIEsTER C. PAINTER JOHN W7. HADESTY PAUL M. RICHARDS CHARLES K. IiIALLOWELL G. JARRETT SAUERHOFF RUSSELL E. HOFFER VVILLIAM C. THOMAS WARNER K. MORRIS ARTHUR B. UNDERHILI. RAYMOND W. WILKINSON 397 L0 VC Maltby - l l l - I a I Che 1916 LAVIE McDowell M James . 1 er Cranstnn Jnsufson JOHN B. CLARK H. VIGOR CRANSTON VIRGIL L. CRAWFORD HARVEY T. HILL FRED K. HOEHLER JOHN M. HORNER Hill Dorwurt Wonvur Bluss nsc Hoehlcr Hutchison Ilorncr Honorary Upper Class Society GRADUATE MEMBERS Seniors RonERT M. IIUTCHINSON HARRY C. JESTER WILLIAM V. BAER GORDON G. BLASS ALBERT L. DORWART DONALD R. JAMES DONALD H. WITMER J uniors WHLLIS R. SKILLMAN 398 Jester Lucrssen Michcncr Ilsnn Itmcr B ler Skillmun Monger FRED C. DOSE GEORGE V. LUERSSEN LEROY K. METZGER LOUIS T. MICHENER SAMUEL H. MILLER J. FRANK PARK WAYNE W. WEAVER ALBERT J. VVII.50N JOHN G. JOSEFSON ROBERT A. LOVE CECIL C. MCDOWELL EDWARD D. MALTBY IIIIIIIII One; 1916 LA VIE InlIlIII Hill Yerger Thomas V0m1 Enterlinc Lamb Mathers Gipplc Tobin Bentty McDowell Austin Gleason Vutstm Shroeder anhlcr I $pljinr Established December. 1912 Honorary Collegiate Society GRADUATE MEMBER RICHARD C. HARLOW Seniors JAMES L. BEATTY FRED K. HOEIIIJSR GEORGE D. ENTERLINE LEVI L. LAMB OLIVER B. GIPPLE JAMES R. MATHERS GEORGE H. GLEASON DONALD E. SCIIOCK HARVEY T. HILL Emu: W. Tomx J uniors L. REID AUSTIN WALTER C. SCIIRUEDER ROBERT E. GEARY JAMES A. WATSON GEORGE E. HESSEIJZACHER W'ILLL-uu W. Wonn CECIL C. MCDOWELL HOWARD C. YERGER, JR. 399 :55 592.2,: :230 .w 1.53:5. 32.3 227:: 5255?; Eons; 5 5:50.55 mEEECZ 5.5153: E576 E539 . E:m amt: 55. BE: S.E.ocmcf. S.EL 255: Ste: Bimczaw 35:5. 5:52.: 5:32 $7.16.: .5st Sump; :0ch I mmtz EWCEQE: 5222: 51.3.5 400 menorab Societies .Uliliulwl will: tln- Inlcn-ulln-ginle Mn-nm'nh .hsnriuliun Hullimm'c l'nivvrsily Hoslnn l'nivcrsily L'nivcrsily Hf California Lvniu-rsity nf Chicago Cullvg'c nf Hu- Cily of New York Clark Cullvgc Cnlurmlu Collog'n- Culnmhiu l'nivvrsity CuI'm-Il L'nivcrsity Denver University Harvard l'nivcrsity University uf Illinois University uf Michigan Ynin-rsily Hf Minnvsntu l'nivvl'sity Hf Missnuri New York l'nix'vx'sity l'nix'ursity nl- Xm'th Cul'ulinu Xol'tlm'cstvrn Uniw'sity Ohio Smu- L'niwrsily LVniu-rsity nf Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Stmv 0111ch- L'nivcrsily nf Pittsburgh Rutgvrs Cullvgc Syracuse l'nivcrsily University of Tuxils Tufts Collcgv Vcsu'rn Rvsn-rvc lVHiVCFSil'V L'nivm'sity nf Yix cnnSin Yulv University HONORA RY MEMBERS Du. AR'HH'R Humncs Osu'ALlr I9, tm'rmc ALUMNI MEMBER Lows M. Dmumgm SMII'EL .X. GRASS RUIHiRT l'hcmmwrrz HAINIAN II. Cnuzrs AmulLul HELLER EARL HHR'I'V. SAurm. X. JAFFIZ JESSE 1.. .MISHM. DANIEL HLAVKMAN SAMl'lCI. Cmnax Lul'ls hmnmmi Hu'm Hklcmax HARRY CUHI-tx W. 1.. I'mmcx 0. IL 1' 1-21.!!$!-le' J. K. FRIEDMAN MJJ-zx V. I Hil'hmx Instil'n SAI'NMCRS DAVID H. karr Seniors MAX I 1uml'mx' Juniors Suumux memam; Sophnmures Freshmen Ruman'r TIIIulNl-Z Specials Associate Members 401 HARRY llmsvu JAcm: K. MILLER JACUI: Kmnxms Ixummc '. .M'IXE CHARLES H. lem' AllkAllAM H. SHINITZER HARRY Smmc. 5 thm Kmsncu lem MAZI'K WILLIAM N. I'Rmc LHL'IS HARRISUN MAX Ix'L-Iss Mmmzn ICHMJMI H. L. LAVENDER Ihexjnnx Rum: IMVHI SXIIWRMAX hcxjnux SANTA Ihvm hums'nzm 402 R.S.Dunk10 -I,!7 - lillnull Hllilnlll OFFICERS PI'UXIUNII - - - - A. M. BARRON, 15 I'ivv Franklyn! - - H. E. LIEBERT, 15 .S'a'rvtury - - - W. W. VEAvER, ,15 Y'rmsurcr - - - GRADUATE MANAGER Grudnatv Manager - - R. H. SMITH. 05 A. M . BARRON ALUMNI A DVISORY COMMITTEE A. C. READ, '02, Chairman ';1-:01 01-: R. MEEK. '90 C. XV. H EPPENSTALI., '95 J. 12. QIVIGLEY, '04 J. H. M. ANDREWS, '98 FACULTY COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS C. L. KINSIMIC, Chairman J. N. Flilx'GI'SUN Y. TC. LEWIS M. M. HARVER H. D. PALLIS'HZR A. D. CIHFFIN F. R. SMITH, .an'fary K. II. SM 1TH 403 am? .30: DHE SJ E5 5 4ch .5369 :ctmm . . . .rCA . 352. LEE: fr: v. :r :53: mancoze 25x Econ :gaoowv 53.89 33.5 :och 3:07;. I w. n-aunnu 112m: 1.7 the 19111 E... E EE 3 5 : Tootball 1119 SEASON of 1914 will long he 1'01111-1111101'011 11s :1 501mm 0f 1'1'11111rk11hl1- triumphs and Sad reversals 111111011111g 11 $1111.11 of 101 f0 1.:1t wulkenml 111' the less of 8110113 Miller, one of the most remarkable plutyers that ever 1101111011 football tog gs, the world 11fs11111't knew 110tw1111ttx110c1. C1 111111 the eco 0110g0 111 the 1111111 111 Centrnl Pennsylvania 111 11 single season 111011110011 team that would not know defeat? The 1'01'0r11 of the season 1111s unswlered the question. 1'1'011' t0111nS'h1110 been better prepared than the team 111' 1914. Under th: 11bleg1111111111'0 of 1311 -l' 11111-1111 the 1110111011 WM 01' for three, mouths of 1 '111'lng 11'110t100. As enrly 11s the tenth of SE111t0111he1' 11nd 1'0 mrted for practice. In the rs we of 011001 the 1; staff 1101' 01011011 11 teum. A team 01' 11ghte1's. 01'01'1' 1111111 11 1'011-11100111 0:11, foe thull 111:1.1' 01' worth' to represent Penn Sta 0. Although the team started slowlv 1t 1111111'01ed11L10111101'1'u11' 10 0:11'11' games and probably reached is h1g1est em- 00101101' 118 lihg 1t111 11g unit tH111'vard.Withm1t question this game was 0110 of lthe greatest eve fought by 11 ePen 1111 stnt00101te11.Great was the 110111 1im'0111011t, 111t 1t 1'0 '01, 'h 1115 111111 1;: gin ns 11' 1' 11 in the 111110 and in the 110111 tire that was lightedr in honor of the team. 1111- 111111g Tobin was frightfully 11111'110 Never again during he season was the 011m at 11111x11n11111 str ngth. In the succeeding game. with L11 fayette 0111' 1011111 was almost play ed to 11 standstil , 11111'0- 1y ' uning out in the second 1111113. The 1100111111 .111 IX of fumbling, in 0111101110 111 Lafavette. fol- lowe 11 us 10 Lehigh, where State met 1101' first 0 011 x 1111 '1.1'.' 11 01' the powerful team of the Michigan Aggles came t0 t1 1'.1u1 There 11115 11 wonderful eontest. Vi1-t11r1'800111e1 nlmost sure, but tNittuny Valley jubilant with v10101'y.111t11e two weeks 1'01n111n ning before the Pitt the 111011 were given :1 sho rt rest;v11ud the team 11re11111'eduf11r the 111st huttle 01' the year. 1110 11111-113 :111111'ch0d t 110111 to meet 11 'olnderfu t.011111 Pitt 1111 the 11 11111111111g Jinx won the 1111.1. gh scores show three defeats we must 1101101' 11101011111 f01'11s 1110 1'slet01'10, the 11 01111011'111 131110110 gut Hnrwu'd 111111 the splendid spirit of the 111011. 111111 though defeuteti, were never '111'11' 91.1 1 HF. SEASON STARTS XVit h the kickoff t0 1V0st111111ste1' 011 New 101111-1'1'10111. the season started 111110111111. 11'-01 three periods 110 were u11 111,110 to 01'11sslou1'o1onents g0111110.D111'i11g 1e last quarter State gut tngetlr R01 emn lrknhle 0111i 11111s by 'l'11l1111 James and Higgins; tngethm 111th some henutifnl1111ss11x.'l'11l1111 t0 Lumh,111111l0 it fourteen points before time 11:10 1'11 MUIIIENBURG TUMBLFS Th0 800111111 game 01' the 50115011 511011 'ed 11 great i111111 .1110mem The luck of team 111111: so evident tin the 111's game, 11.11 0111'1'00 ed. the second 1111 1', but grout defensive work 1y We1tv 111111 Chu'k turned the title. 111111 State scored twenty -two points against the Al entown contingen. GETTYSBURG-A SURPRISE 0'111'10111'1110111'0, the absence of 11.1011d01', 111111 11001- tenm work. fmured 111 the low score of 13-0 against Gettysl111rxr.Stat0 proved ve weak 1 011? 111110, ut show 11 1mm ' d hive 110w 110 1111 1 of C 1111111 Tobin from the 1110-1111 resulted 111 :1 11111 organized t011111 111111 9 ow the 11111101' of 1 d0 51111 L 1 1 1 l S . . plun '1 111; by l1ip11e 111111 Clarke hmught the first touchdown. The second 0111110 l1t't01' 11 couple of long runs 113' James and some line- hueks by We L1 MINU: HUMBI ED Ur '111118 0111110 to lSttute College confident of their ability to stop the Blue 1111 XV hite 011111. he we 01' he fare tl10.1 111111 tie d the .1'1 strong Eastoninn n0 eitg h 111's and now fully expected Undert the able leadership of C111 1t11in '1'111l1in 0111' team showed 1'0- nmrkuble powerd 111111 outplm 'ed Ulrsinus 11 every department of the Kratt 1m nd Do well did the stone- 111111 st 11 t 011 the line. The feature 111' the game w as undou ted 1y te series of spec ctucular rwnrd pus. 1s sent to Lamb and these gains rig ured largely 111 the 1111111 800111 1113 -.0 1 HI: HARVARDt GAME team3 that left for Harvard Eve ery man was 111 11111110 phyeioul 0011- 111t10n 111111 011011 11 knew that t wh 0 1101; 11115 hehmd 11 . J. 'ednesdan hef th of he most splnted mass meetings 111 the history of Stat to was 110111.011 hursduy practically every student ass embled to cheer the men and sing the Alma Mater as the train carrying th eStat .0 warrlnrsx 1'mu mhle lflnwny. At Harvard the stage was set 01' the great 00111.0. ',t w cut the '00101111- tions were 11111111 111111 111111'0 thzm 16,000 spectators 111111 assembled to view the ba THE DUMMY 407 1111111111111 1.1.1.1916 LAVIE I .-F .I 1 I I I I I FOOTBALL CRA NDSTA ND 1111110 .11111'11111 1111' with :1 111.1'11 111111 within 1111'00 11111111105 LIIIIIIh 111111 111110011 :1 110:11111f1110110111 g11111 1 .7111'1' 110111'0011 1110 1111.111. A .11-1111111 kickoff :1 few 111.1, 1111 1.1111 1'1111111' T111 11 11 1111.1 110 11111.1, 1111110, 111111'0 gluing 1111'1111;:11 1110 111101111111 :11'11111111 11111 01111.1' 111111 111011 Clark 111111111011 :11-ms: 11010 11110 for :1 120111-11111111'11. 111 1110 1110111111 1111111 11:11'1'111'11 growst1'1111;:11'11111110'011 1111111110 10 goal 11110. State 11'11-11 to rush 1110 111111, hut f11111l11011' I-I:1 1'.1'1 '11'11 1'00111'01'0111 111111 111M101 1111'00 111:11's withnut gn1111. 5001011 1111 :1 1'111'111'11'11 111..1'1'.. H1110. 11: 111' 01111011 Stnt0 . . 11:11 '1. 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L:If1l1'0110. 0 ON 111 1-151111111 101' .1 11111.10 :11 11111'10011 10:11'1' 111111111111 101111111111 11'1'110 1'0su111011 11i11I L0hi 1.1 '1110 '111110 11 ':1.1' 111111011 .11 .1'1111111 11011110110 ..III '1'110 $11110 1.111111 :11111 111111111'0111' 111' 1111'111 $11110 1111111011 .1' 11'01'0 1111 11111111 111 11'111 110.121 1110 111111911 11' 1ilh 1110 1011111 111:1! 11:111h11111111:1ve111:11.11 111'- 1111: 11111 11111 111 111' .111101' 111:111'111: 11':I.1' 11:11'11111 mg: 0.11 I'11111111111:: 11':1.1' i11111'0.1'.1'11111. 111 1101'f01'0111'0 .1'11111' :11111 1111 11101 00111'0. 111111 t.1'k11111: 110111'. 'l '111111 1.0111gh 111111011 1111 1110 f11IIIhl1111 111111 111111 1'1111 fox '101101111011'111'. '1'h111 11:111' 01111011 1710, 111 1.01111211'1' 1:11'111'. 11'01'111'111011 fought 11110 1101111111111. 11':1.1' 111 1.110 10001111 111111' 111' 1111.1' 1:111110 Stale lIlltDlilinHl Lohigh, 111111 1'1111'011 :1 1111111111111111 111111 1111'1 :1111111101'1111 :1 1111111 110. 408 FOOTBALL ACTION OFF FOR HARVARD But State 1-011111 nut mercmne the lead thut Lehigh e01 111-011 early in the g111ne.A wonderful 110111 goal by C11111111 111111111 the 1111111 score Lehlgh 20, St11te7. MICHIGAN INVADES STATE COLLEGE 011 Pennsylvania Day the largest crowd that ever gathered 1111 New Beaver iield assembled to see the contest between the East and the West. The Michigan Augies. one of the strongest teams of the West, met Penn State. The gnnm was clean, hurd fought and spectacular. Each emu had npportunlty to score. The Ag 1es 1111111011 touchdown, while State's four trips to the twelve-yurd ' 1' beyond, netted but 11 single field goal. Tobin two days out of the hospital. was rushed in- t the 11me plnoe Dippe. who 111111 been consistently hitting the 1ine.Cl11rk 111111 Higgins were out of this 1.1't11111ee pwith in 111-103 111111 in their 1111100 Q'Yel ger and Morris did some phenomen alw ork. Julian, the 1111 westem fullhuck 111111 star 01' the opposition. scored the touchdown that 111-11t 11s, t1-3 PITTSBURGH AND SORROW The concluding game of the Se 118011 was staged at Pittsburgh. Nearly :1 thousand State students took advantage of the Thanksgiving holiday to wltness the clash between the ancient r v11 8 Au 1011s to avenge the 7 G defeat of the ylear before, the State team was rimed for the contest and oped for victor Vhe gu me was exciting throughout, but it woes fumbling that gave Pitt at least ten of her thirteen points. Although State put up 11 remarkable exhibition of defensive football in holding Pitt within the hve-yard line, the only score she succeeded in making was 11 held goal by Lamb. The tie 1d was extremely wet and s lippery, an nd the powerful Pitt team seemed better 111110 to handle itself and take advantage of the breaks of the game under these condlti ons. The unl whistle found the score 13-3 and the team fighting to the 1113 . Thus the season that started so brilliantly ended in defeat. Although we cannot 1111100 the team with the unbeaten tvnms of some former years, we must place it among the greatest 11ei'en1 sive teums ever produced. Wenkened by injuries 111111 circum- stances beyond control, the wearers- of the Blue and White fought valiantly tn the 01111, and me deserving of 11 place 111110111: our heroes as representative Penn State 111011, lovers of c10111 sport, great in vlemry 111111 in defeat. ANDY 410 .4 3 l3 THE LAST BONFIRE 411 fit? 7'5 5.... 113F133 .. .111 L11. 1916 LAWE, RICHARD CRESSON HARLOW GRADUATE COACH 111L- 111111 1111r1L 111111 111L'1L' 11115 11L-L-11 doing 1111- 1111.51 1111'L-L- 1'L-111's 11115 111:111L 11111111115 111L- 511111L-- 11.111 11m- 111 511111211115 111111-11 1::1L1L'1e of 1111- 111111-111L11 11111 10.11111 11151111'L-11 the 111m 111' 11115 1 L111' '-1L11111 111111 111111 5'111 11L-111 111111 11L-1'L-r-Llic 51111'11 11'111L'11 L11111'11c1L-1'izc11 111.1 work :15 11 111111' L-1' 111111 L1111L'11. '1'11L- fact 111111 01111 5L'1' 1-11 111'51 111111115 11'L-1'L- 111:111L' 11141111151 111L tL-11m 11111'11111 1111- 111'51 51x gumL-5 111 111L- 101151111 i5 excellent 11'111111 111' 111L- L-1fL--c111'Li1L-55 111 Dick's i11511'11L'110115 10 1110. 11m. Dick 15 11 1111111 111 sterling L'111u'11L'1L'1' 111111 15 1111mL-115c'11 popular with the 5111110111 111111y. 1115 L-lL'L'111111 to 11L-:111 L'11:1L'h 1111' the coming 501151111 WM :1 very popular 1111c 111111 1111111 Alumni 111111 1'1111L-1'g'1'1'111111111-5. 111111 11r1111-5 11011 for 11w 5111'L'L'51' 111 111L- 151171 11-11111 1 VJ 11.11 1.1111' 1 WILLIAM HOLLENBACH HEAD COACH 111;; 111115 111111111' 111 111111L'L' 11 111111111111 1L-11m. 111'111'111L-11 11L-cf 111111 111'111115 111'1- 54111-11 111111 111 :1 1'1111' 511110. 11'115 11L-1'L-1' 5111111'11 111111'1' L'1L-111'1y 1111111 11'11L-11 511111: 111311 11:11'1'111'11 11115 11111. 11 11:15 111 11115 game 111L- L'OllL-gL- 11'111'111 was made 111 1'L-1111m- 111111' much 11 1'L-111 f1111111z111 C021L11 c1111 1111.111 L-111'11' 111111'11111g 51q1111 111111. after- 11111111 SCI11111111l '.C 111111 1111111111'111:1c1L'l11111r11 11111L'5 P1111 11'115 :1111'111'5 :11 work 111 l11'i11U 111L- 11L-51 11111 111 1111- 11111111-1'11115 1'11111111115116. NL-1'L'1'11111 11 51:111' tL-:1111 1'L-- L'1'11L 111111'1 1111011111111 11'11111 115 C1111L'1.1L' 1:161 111111 11L'xt 1:111 11'L- 11m- 111 111- 11111111111 1111- 51-1'1'iLL-5 111 11115 11111 Penn 51:11'11'111 1111-1111 11:11'11 Work for those Who 1111- 111 1:11L'L- 1115 11111L'L' More 1111111 1111L'c 11111 11:15 spoken in 11115.5 Meetings 111111111 1111-11-1111 511111 511ir11. 111111 11L-11.1511rL- 111111 111111 11115 spirit 11'111 111 with 111111 111 1115 future 11'111'1L'. 11111.1.1CN11A1111 CHARLES WILLIAM MARTIN - TRAINER 111 11 l'L'CUH1 of 1111.- men who 1111111L'111c 1!?11 111111111111 5L-1151111 11 511CL'L-55,12111 11111'1111 1'-LL'L-11'L-5 c1111; L'L111511lL-1'11111111. '111L- 1L'1111111L-1114'L' 111 111L- gumL- 111111 11L' rL-L'L-11'L-11 1'11 N1111'L- 11111110 11115 '1 l-'1'-L1'11 115501 111 111111 111 1115 11111 lL :11'11'11111131'111 pr11L'11L'11111 01' cr; game 0111' 1111211 11L-1'L- in 11L-11L-1'11l11'51L'111 c011111111111 11111.11 111L'1r 01111111101115, 111111 Bill' 5 51'51L-111 L11 1111111111;I 11115 1111'L1'L-1y 1'L-511111151111L- 1111' 11115 The 1'1111111111'11111'11- '111'L-11L'55 11f 5L-r111115 injurv 111111 111L- 511L'L-11 with which 1111111L-11 men were 1'L-111111011 111 111L- 54111111- 11011111 L-1'11lL'nL'L- 111' 1111- 511L'L'L-551111 1:11'11L'5 1'11 L.01c11 1111111111. $ M A R111 N CLII FORD AXFORD LORD M LA L1111 15 11111 1111111 111L'L-11 football 111111'Ll'r,1115 11'115 11111 1111- 111-1'L'111L-1111 1'L-111 111.1' 11'115 11111 10 11111111 111111110.111L-f111111cious 111L'111'1'11L-1d 11v P11111111011111111115 111111 01111110111105 111'c 1111C1V111ZC11 1115 been 111 L-1't111'111111 111 11115 product 0 111111 LlL-11 1111-11 81111101. NL-1'L-1'11115 :1 team 110111'1' 1'111'1-11 1111', 01' 211111L-5 conducted 11101'1- 5111111111111' 1111111 during 11113 112151. 50115011. CL111111-11115 111111 111L-1',1 C1iFf 11111110 115L 111 1115 11111111111 111151111-55 111111111' 111 11 11:1y 111111 15 c11111'11L-1L-r1511L' 111 1111 111L-111 111:11111L1'L'1211111 much credit cannot 11L- L;-i1'L-11 1111111101111 1111' 1111- L'l11L'iL-111 1111111111-1' 1n 111111'11 111' 1'11111111L'11'11 1111-11111111'5111' 1111' 5L'11511n LORD 412 Che 1916 LAWE, Illlllllt ELGIN WILLIAMS TOBIN CAPTAIN. HALFBACK chg 11i11 1011-- 110 1011101111101011 '11s 0110 0f 1110 must 0011sci011c1011s 111111 11111i11y01111111i11s t1111t 111-1111 St11t0 1111s cvcr 111111.110 0111110 10 115 1111111 1111' C:111- f111'11i:1 State Nm'mal 50110111, 111111 101' 111111 10:11s 111' 1111s 110011 :1 11101111110111 111.,1'1110 011 0111' F001111111 110111. Although '1'1111111 111-11.111011 11111 1371 pounds 110 was :111 0x11011101y 1111111 man to 111111'11. c was :1 st1u'11f 1:110 brightncss in 111011011 110111 running 111111 111 t'011011'i11g 111101'1'010111'0.1lis 111111111 to 1111:111'70 plays 111111 1112111 attacks 11:15 largcly 1'0sp011si1111' 1011110 1101111011111 shoving his 1011111 11111110 against 111111'111'.11 .Ut0r this 1.1111110 Captain 1011i11 11'11s 11101111011011 11s 1111 111-. 111101101111 110ss111i1it1.111 11'011111 1101111111'ss 11111'0 won this recngnitinn 111111 it 11111 110011 101' 1111 1111101'11111:110 11011110111 :11 the 110111110. .111, ALBERT MILTON BARRON I This s1'11s011 11111111011 1101't1s 10111111 10:11 1111 1110 1V111'sit1' 101m m. 1C11t11i1112; 1111111 1110 Central 31111111111 '111'11111111g'S011001 nf 1311ila111'111hi1'1 1111111111 11111110 1r0011 at 11:11fl1a0k 111111 won his 10tt1'1' in his 1'rcshmz111 1'1'11r.301'01011011 in 11113 from :1 halfback 111 1111 01111 11011 5111111011 great 1101101 in this 11011'p0siti1111 11011111; :1 1'011111111'111111' strong t:10k101' in 1110 011011 110111. 111s strong point was in 1110:1ki11g 11110110101100 111111 this 1111s of particular 1'111111- to him 111 1111' 111-1111.111 111111 1.211111'0110 1.1'111111's. LEVI LORENZO LAMB TACKLE 111-vi is :1 1111111 11110 has probably s11011'n 111010 111-1'010111110111 1111111 111w 1111111 1111 1110 1011111. 1.1111111 0211110 110111 California Normal 50110111 111111 11111 11111 11111111- 1110 Va rsitv until his 50111111- 111010 1'1-111. 110 s11 i111111'01' 011 111111 this 10111 110 was 111011011 111' s01'01'1'11 111111101iti1-s 101:.111--'Xm01ic111111111110. A 1111111 111111 1 11'011111-11'111physique 11'0ighin1:21101101111115.101'i 1111511 110111101- 11 assct 10 the 1011111 111111 his 1111i1i11' 111 1111011 1111010 in 1110 11110 111 1111 0m01g1-111'1 was 1'15111111si1110 f111'111:1111 nf S1:1t0 s gains. 1.1111111 1111s :11 his 11051 in 1111-11111 1.1111110s, 111111 his 1111111115.1 111 11111111111 11115 11 1111 1101111111111. 11A RRON DANIEL E. WELTY HALFBACK 11'1'111'1'11111 s111'1 what 1J1'111is 1111111110 11:11111' is. 11111 11 111111111 111 110 1'1101'01'. 110 is 011011. V 11015011111011. G1'0011s11u1'g High S1110111 111011110011 this st01'1i1i1..' 11:1011110111 01:10 111111 for 111101- 1031's 111' fought 11s 1111111 101' State :15 11111' 1.111111'1111 star 111' 1110 p:lSt 111'1111's011t.1:111 11'11s 11110xc0111-11 111 11111111111.- 1111 1110 11110. 111111 111' 111111 1011 011111115111 straight 11110 111101111114. 1110 115.-11t1113.1 spirit 111111 111 inst111011 intn 1110 0111110 1011111 11101'011 1111110 1111111 111110 1111 1111 1'11111:11110 :15s01 in 11111111110' 1.1111111's. 11' ELTY JOHN RANDALL MILLER YARD 11111111 111110115 11 1'0111'0s01111'11110 11f 111011110111 that is t0 111-111111111 111 th1 1111111111:1ins 01 C1'1111'111 1101111s11'11111i11. 110 10111111111011 1111111 1110 S11110 011101.11 11i--h S01111111 111100 1'0111'5 1113111101115 :1 sub 111111111 11111i111.- his 5111111 1 0111 111111 this 1'1-111'1111s 0011111011 :11110111. the 110st 1.111111'11s 111111 Stzttt' 1111s 01'1'1111'11' 11110011. 11111101 115011 his 181 11011111Is 111' 11011 ti1111' 111111 111110 1113111 111 stop 11:11'1'1'1r11s A.11- 111101101111 11:1011.111111100. N111 01111 11s :1 111-11-11siv1- 1111111 11111 1111 1110 1111011s0 us 11011 11111111 was :1 1' 11111111111 :nssct t0 1111- 10.11111 1101111.- 111'11tic111111'11 11s01'111 11'1'1111 01111011 11111111 1:110:111 1110 11110111111110- TORI N 1.1-1 Ml! M 11.1.1211 WOOD THOMAS C1... 1910 LAVIE W WILLIAM WALLACE WOOD CAPTAIN-ELECT. CENTER 111 ' 33 00d is essentially 11 PC1111 Stale product, from 11 sci'uh halfback 10 011L- 111' the best centers that ever played on 11 State team, is 11 development 01' which 1031 players can boast. Not 111111' Bill boasts for the only thing that 1113 3311s ever known to boast 11110111 is the quantity of buckwheat cakes 1111L sausage he can put away. UIe only weighs 175 pounds at 1111111 B1113's benign expression is 1'L111 and 11011011111 it there is 11 1'L'111 1Lssness 111111 is absolute. 011 the football field he is noted for his Strong defensive playing, deaLllly 111ck1i115.,, accurate passing, 1111i11't3' to follow the 111111 111111 for his love for 1h thick 01' the battle. In short, 33 00Ll3'c1'111 p133 f001h1111 DONALD RAY JAMES QUARTERBACK Jimmy 11111101'1001L' quite :1 problem when called upon 10 I111 ShortyH Miller sshoe. But this 1i ttle p1'0 0L111c t0f L0r1'11i11L 11i'rh SL11001 never 11inched. He put more hghtC 11nd pep imo 1hL 1L11111 1111111 11113' 01 the other quarterback c111111id11th I11 spite of his light 3101:5111 113251 011111.153 aJimmy made 510011 espe- cially i110pL11 11le 1'111111i11g.I11 the var game 10 got away 1'01 503'01 1'111 10115.1; 5.1111115, and his hesi' gameo of the SLason was played 111 C11111hridgc. This little bunch of nerves is 11LhuirL'Ll 113' 1'3 L113 0110 for his pluck 111111 courage. CECIL CLARE MCDOWELL GU 3RD 31110 attracted 111101110011 on the Freshman tcnm 113'1119 consistent playi11gD111iirrhis Sophomore year 1e was used JAMES 111 111L'1L'11- 011 the1 iV111'sil'3' but this year at guard he 11115 shown his 5.,1'1'L'11tcst 1111i 13'. Crow City Fun gave Mac his 111st 111s1L 01' 111L1tl111111. 1111L1 his fondness for thL game 1111s grown during 11105L three years 111 State. 3Vhile 1101 11 spectacular playL,1 31011033 L11 is countLd as one of thC most reliable men 011 111L lL-am i11 11t pi11ch.lhis 3311s 33'011 LIcnmnstrutcd in his 33 011L' against GEORGE COURSON MORRIS 3: th's11nLls of New JLI'SL'EyN nniust contain the iicCLssary fer- lilizinn' L'011s1ituL'nts for the LlL'VLloment of good ends 337011- 0111111 Military Academy turned 0111 this lightweight thunder- 11011..311110ugh he weighed 01113' 150 5101111 115d 110130 makes his - 0ppm1Lnts feel as if at least 200 pounds of 111'1133'11 has struck 111L.111 His IL110331L'L15.L 0f the 5.1mm 33115 more 1111111 11 substitute for this lack of 3v 01 52111. His fear ess tackling spoiled many 11 good pl113 113'0pposi115.,' teams. T0 he licked , is 11 phrase 111111 GcnrgL 1011M 11L'3Lr' understand. WILLIAM CLAUDE THOMAS 11111111118 D 3311itL3' hails 1'10111 Atlantic City High School 11 511'L51111'1110ry school 111111 11115 produced 11111113'1101111110 athletes. Du1'i11 11g the past 3ear tiis 10w-hcz1Lle LnLl sl1033LLl giezlt LlL'3 L10pmc111 03' or his 330r1L' 011 111L freshman team of the 3 L'1'11 11L101'L Although not rc111111'1L'111113' fast, and weighing but 1150 pounds, 3Vhi1L3's exceptional breaking; of interference kept any 1011111 from gaining 111'0111111 his end. 111 1110 1'1111'3'111'11 5.1111110. his recovery of .1 forward pass enabled 511111- 10 score the first touchdown, 111111 at the same time put 111111 0111 of the g'11111L' 101' the rest 01' the season. :35 1'1 defensive 1111111. 111111 111 intercepting pussL-s 'I'11011111s 1111s 1033' equals. 41-1 C1111 EQEQ LA V1.12. IAIAAIIII GEORGE EDWARD KRATT TACKLE Most coaches are 011 the lookout for 11 1111111 11'110 c1111 play 011 the line and vet be so fast that he will give the ends 11 good race down the 111:111.This product of Lorraine High School is under this categ'nry. He developed front 11 scrub baclxlield 1111111 to the height 111 being 111enti11ne1l 1111' All Ameri- can Seldom has nKmtter been known to 111111 his 180 solid in 11 tackle 11nd miss Krntt is not only strong. hut excep- tionally fast. and this 11' 115 11101'011 in the Harvard game when he frequently caught plays going 1110111111 the opposite end Of the line. 11 Kratt continues to improve he will doubtless be another 111 the All-Amerienn products of Penn State. KRATT HAROLD ALBERT CLARK FULLBAC K Fats is another member of the team who achieved the distinctinn of being. 111enti0111'11 1111' A.11- 1111eric1111. XVithont question C1111k was one 111 the strongest line bnekers 111111 off- tackle plungers of the season 111s football al1i1it1'11'11s first noted at 1111rrilsl111rg' High school 111111 he is 11111: of the few men 111111 has won his letter in this sport in his F1esh1nz1n 1'e111'. weighs 174 pounds is 1111 exceptinnallv 1111111 1111111 to tackle 111111 is 1'1111i1111' developing into 1111 excellent p1111te1'.11Lg111'e 11 1e111111'k1111le exhihitinn of 115 power at Lastun when he twice 11111'11011 the he'11'1'1'1f111'Ltte line the length of the 110111. Dming the L'11111i11g' 1'11'11 .111ts 511011111 1l'e1e1011e into the hest backfield 1111111 State has 111111 since the 1111.121 111 Pete M1111t11e.. ROBERT ARLINGTON HIGGINS END 111111 has more than lived 11p to the rep'i he made 101'11i1115111 at Pe1l11ie Institute.1t is quite some distinction to be selected 111' 11 number of critics for :-111 A111e1iean end during freshman 11111 111 college 111'11' e;11111e in which he patticipated 1111s ch'n'acteliz ed 111' p1111'i11g' which 1111'11ked hi 1111 '1s one of the greatest pluvers of the war. It is 1li111L't1lt to 111111 his 11'1e1k point.1he H111'1'111111'11111 Pitt hacks wele stopped most elfectivelv 111' his 174 pounds of brain 111111 111111111. Receivinn'101'11111'11 passes 211111 hoxing tacles were his speLi1111ies Jhe fact that 11111 five nrds 11'11s gained 11111111111 him 011 end 1'11115 d111'in1.r the season is 11 whole volume in 11 sentence. 1. CLARK HIGGINS Hum! 01111311 7 7 7 - 7 7 7 7 W. HOLLliNBAHI Grudnulv Omrh 7 7 7 - 7 7 7 R. C. HARLOW Trailm' - 7 7 7 7 - 7 - 7 C. XV. MAR'HN Manager 7 7 - 7 7 7 7 7 - - C. A. 14111111 Cupluin 7 - 7 7 - - - - 7 - Ii. 1V. Tomx lel lfml 7 - 7 7 7 HIGGINS, HARRUN lmfl Turkic - - - 7 7 - 7 KRATT lmfl Guard 7 - 7 7 7 7 MILLER 1'1'11f1'1' 7 7 - 7 7 7 7 7 Womb lle'glli Guard - 7 - 7 7 - - MCDOWELL High! 'I'111'lcl1' 7 7 7 7 - 7 - LAMB High! 15ml 7 7 7 7 7 - Munms, THOMAS Q 11111'11'1'12111113 - 7 7 7 7 7 7 J .1 M 17:5 Kiglzl Half 7 7 7 7 7 - WEL'H' Luff Half 7 - - - 7 7 7 Tumx, Captain 171111111111: - 7 7 7 7 - 7 7 CLARK Sl'BSTlTl'TES Y1711u:1v:11, 111111115. LUCK, SEAMAN, Cmuxmlu SCORES D1119 UpplmL-nt Place 111' 11mm State Uppmu-nt Sclnmnlm' .10 1Vcsl111inislcr Vullcg'c. $11110 Fullcgc 7 14 11 Octuhcr 3 M11l1lc11l1111'g Cnllcg'c. $111111 Cullcgc - - 2: 0 Uctuhcr 10 Hcltyslmrg Vullcgc. 811110 Cullcg'c 7 7 13 0 lenlwr 17 L'rsinns Utllcg'c. 5111111 111110540 7 7- - 30 11 0111111111 .14 1111131111111 l'nix'crsily. t':1111l11'itlgv 7 7 13 13 October 31 1.11111311th t'nllcgc, liuslnn 7 7 7 - 17 o Nm'e111lwr 7 Lehigh L'11ivcrsily. 81111111 Hclhlchmn 7 7 :11 Nox'mnlwr 13 Michigan 11341: 1111105411, 812110 11111115411 - - 3 1'1 Nt'wmnlwr :11 l'11ix'vrsit'x' Hf Pittsburgh 7 - - 3 13 1:2 :2 41H 5: w, 417 aunt? :Qmwemon .8205 22.2: .unmu 28sz EEO 23.3520 comou .Mnmzna: Edam :cmamamh wing? :Omanz 3223833; um: .853: 418 C111,. 1916 LAVIE IIHIIIIII 35a5eball Xevicw HE season opened as 11.111111 with the call for candidates by Coach Manning, soon after the basketball season closed. The 110111 began 111 the A 1n1011 on account of the inclement 11LathL1' outside. Of the old men Miller Vogt. Liebert, Hasselbacher. Crawford and Kominars reported, but there were many vacant places to 1111 due .to the graduation of XVhitney 211111 McKibhen and the loss Of Mason '111L1 Hittner as well as Captain 1V ard- 11'e11,w110 left college 111 1e111'uz111. This was 11 hard 1110wt0 0111' 111 ospects since it 11 e'1ke11ed the pitching corps considerably but the 1'1se 0f Hesselbacher 1111e11 the 1aL'11nL'1 1111111'111e11 Of tine calibre reported for the vacant positions and 11 team 11 01't111 0f 1 enn State 11111 picked for the southern trip. SOUTHERN TRIP For a team which 112111 never played together. before th1s trip, Ours made 11 wonderful showing. They won the tirst two gznnes 111 an easy manner, but lost the third. The fourth game was also 10st to the University of Pennsyl- vania, after an eleven-inning battle, in which Liebert held Penn. to two hits. This was one of the best games that Liebert ever pitched. hut Fate was against 111111 and we 1ost, 2 t0 1. Villa Nova lost to 11.1 the next day, 111111 the team ended the trip with three victories and two defeats. NORTHERN TRIP The breaks seemed to be against our team f10n1 the .1ta1't sinLe the game with Lehigh was called in the t11eltth inning when the score 1111s 1 t0 3, and then Lafayette defeated us, 10 t0 4. The team braced, and beat 110th Vermont 111111 Dartmouth, after which we 1 were defeated in the last two games by the A r111y 1111 L1 Princeton. The strain of 11 hard trip accounts in some 111eas1n'e for the 11001 show- 1110' since two 111tche1's 11 ere obliged to do 1111 of the 11' ork. However, three defeats. two victories. and one tie is not 11 had record when the stand- ing of the teams played is cb'nsidered. 419 BASEBA LL GRANDSTA ND lYESTERN TRIP This was the last trip of the s lason and was ushered in very auspiciously by an II to I victory over WaShington and Jefferson. But both Pittsburgh and Carnegie Tech. took our measure and so the traveling season ended with one Victory and two defeats. HOME GAMES Too much credit cannot he given to the team when it is considered that in eight games played at home, they lost only one. This was to the Chinese University of Hawaii by the score of 8 to 6. Among the teams that fell be- fore our attack during the home season were Pittsburgh, Ursinus and others of equal reputation. It was during these games that Hesselhacher earned his reputation since he was forced to pitch all of the games. because Liebertls arm had gone back on him. The game with the Chinese ended a fairly successful year in baseball, since the team made a record of 13 victories, 8 defeats and one tie out of one of the hardest schedules Penn State ever had. , .1 ' II t. The prospects for next year are very good g because Miller and C'aig' are the only men who i N iv are lost to the team: Wardwell re-entered cole Yti'e $ leg'e this fall and w1th lYardwell. Hesselhacher ' and Liebert. our team will have one of the most formidable pitching corps in the college world during the coming season. XV'ith practically all of last year's team hehind them, these men should make a record for the college and them- selves no matter how hard the schedule chances to he. I MANNING CAUTHIER 420 MMDMIH 'i Crack ler's territory. Ely: Beam and the hall is seen speeding toward Shorty XVith that made him a Mil- 2111 ZlCCtlYHC'V 511112 catcher of punts 011 the football held. Captain Miller is under the hall. t FRANZ When a hit was needed. iitlh the goods. and a thiner had to he pretty speedy tn get thrungh hint But this time Hoh's eleets caught in the hag: and he tripped. Doe Craw- ford, sure death 011 any tiy the team. delivered in his territory and a good waiter at bat, quickly runs in. and in his old husiness-Iike manner picks up the hall and snaps it to the pitcher. haeher happens to he in the box at the time. This product of Philadelphia. whose twirling is of such ealihre that Connie Mack sits up and takes notice, catches the hall in his nonehalant and C001 In addition to fooling? the batter, George can also fool pitchers, as more than one hall could state if able to speak. Had Pete Liehert heen pitchinp'. this cool. steady worker of brain and arm. would have caught the hall in just as easy a manner. ale though he might have had to reach a little. The next hatter lines a hot one to Bill 1Veher at short. league is a fielder of the highest order, and fills the shortstop po- 111211111611 Probably if he had been at bat. the hall would still he going in a straight line. 1Yith precision and snap, it is caught and whipped t0 the home Gordon Vugt, eaptain-eleet. steps nut It is his steatlying inthienee plate. to receive the hall. that keeps the pitcher calm in an emergency. and his hullet-Iike whip that is feared hy np- posing h a s e runners. At once he throws the hall on a true line to 11011 Craig at see- tmti. This versatile player will probably he missed more during the enming' season than any other member of Vt 1t 1T Hessel- .3 :x 1.115111511'? This product of the class ROBINSON 421 Penn State during the 1914 season trots in from the field. nuniznrau sition in a most acceptable manner. With one down. a long fly is hit to left. Reds Jusefson. another graduate of the class league, romps alongy like a Jack Rahhitt, with his back to the hall. and turning at the right moment picks it from the air. Reds made a rep for knocking two-haggers and he always comes through. In a futile attempt to knock the hide off the hall, the fourth man up hit a had grounder to Don Blythe at third. In the same way by which he makes everyone believe that third is the easiest po- sition to play. instead of the hardest, llDon scoops up the hall and heaves it to Robbie, at lirst. This first saeker came from away off CR A W FORD an the tllalllOlltl, but then in his natural ele- ment, he proceeded to surprise everyone. Robinson is a shark at absorbing high. low and wide ones, and is no slouch at hat. He reaches for the throw, the third man is 0111, and the team that so well represented ll ESSELHACH ER Too much credit cannot be in New Mexico, he was lost until he stepped I given lYalter Manning for the work he did fur Penn State during the three years he JUSEFSON coached our baseball teams. Last vear, as previously, he welded together a winning hall team. although handicapped by the luss of seven men, three of whom were infieltlers. XVe are sorry tn see lValter leave us. and trust i that he will prosper wherever he may go. In ad- 5 t3; ' ditinn t0 the coach. it is the manager standing WEBER quietly in the background during every game. who gets and helps win games. jorilan Gauthier, arranged a 'r. 2 well balanced schedule for the team. aml his executive ability ,f was of high order. Lynn; 422 ACTIONU 423 Xaseball 'iine-up for 1914 111111-311 - 7 7 -- - - - - - WAI;1'1211M.1NN1NG Manager - 7 - - 7 - - - W. J. GAL'TIIIER C'aplufu 7 - 7 7 v - 7 1 - 17.. E. MILLER Cun'lu'l' - 7 7 - 7 7 VOGT Pilclm's - 7 - - 111:55E1.111C111:11, 1211131: 111' Firs! Bays 7 7 7 - 7 1111131xs11x 51'601111 HUSH 7 - CRAIG Third Haw 7 7 7 BLYTHE Slzm'lxlafv - - - 7 WEBER vat I'Livld 7 - 7 7 - 10512115011 levr Fivld - 7 7 - 7 MILLER 13111111 111111 7 - - 7- - 7 CRAWFORD 81111111111111 '31711'1111111N, 111111111911, 11111111121115 GAMES PLAYED AND SCORES PC1111 State 7 7 - 3 Lni1c1si11 111N01'111 Carolina 0 PC1111 State 7 5 11111111 College - - 7 1 '1 Lc1111 811116 7 7 2 XYashington :11111 Lee - 7 10 PC1111 State I L71111'C1'511'1' of Pe1m.111 11111111331 2 PC1111 State - 3 Villa Nova College - 7 I 1111111 State 7 1.1 Dickinsrm - 7 - 3 PC1111 State 7 5 XV est X11011111 L 1111c15111 - 1 Penn State - 3 1 01115111 112 11111111251 7 7 3 Penn State 7 .1 IJIfZUCLle 7 - 10 Penn State 7 5 L 1111 CI 1111' 111 Ve1 1110111 7 - 3 Penn State 7 7 7 7 5 Durtnmuth - 7 - 1 PC1111 State - 2 11'681 11111111 7 - - 7 7 PC1111 State 7 7 - .1 Princeton 7 - - - 7 111111 State - 6 Franklin and Marshall 7 7 2 1 111111 State 7 - 6 11'651' Virginia 11151111111112 111.1 5 PC1111 811110 7 1 1 11Lzlsl1111g't1311 111111 Jefferson - I PC1111 State - 7 - 3 'L'1111'cr8111' Of Pittsburgh 7 6 Penn State 7 7 2 Carnegie Tech. 7 7 7 1' Penn State 7 7 v 7 5 L'rsinus 111 111111115431 - 7 .1 Penn State 7 7 7 11 11111121111 7 7 7 7 5 Penn State - 7 7 7 7 L 1111 c1s111' 11f Pittsbulfrh 7 .1 Penn State 7 7 7 6 Lhincsc L1111crsit1 of Hawaii 8 Tt 11:11 113 Total 90 m w on mm s.- R Beam Brock b. Varsitv 426 Manager DeVoe lIiKllt E Lu ydcn Hummitt Humble Lamb Palmer Mason roach Martin Schroeder Dolbm Capt. Kcyscr Whitt- .1 u ; n the 1916 LAVEE IDIIIIIII Erack Xeview 1THOL T question the track season 01 1914 1111151 he recorded 211110119; the 111031 successful in the history Of the college. 111 six meets State was represented A 211111 in 211111051 e1e1'1'e21se the 11 e211e1's 111 the Blue and la 11h1te 11e110r111e11 11ith credit. The season started at the Crafton Indoor .1leet 1A. :1. L11 held 211 Pittsburgh 011 January 3151. ' State 11 '15 1 epIese11te1l by four 111611 and succeeded in winning three e1ents 211111 scoring one second place Hammitt 11218 the 11211- titular 51211 of the meet estahlishino 2111c11'1li11111e Atlantic 11ec01'1l in the 60- 11'211'd High Hurdles b1'L1e211'i11g the sticks in 8 1- ' seconds 011 Valentine 5 D211'tl1e team 11211121611 to Baltimore to participate in the 1011115 Hopkins 11111001 Meet. The men arr11ed in 101111 two hours before the 111eet,a1111 11ere so upset by the tedious journe1 that the1 could not make a show mg 011 the unfamiliar 1111101 1' Hoor The 11ee11' 1011011'111g 0111' One- Mile lxelay Te eam 11' e11t to the Pittsburgh Y. M. C. -1. Athletic Carnn a1 There was 21 thrilling race and the teams 01' Pitt Carlisle. and State were running neck and neck throughout the race So close 11215 the 1i11ish that the judges deliberated for several minutes before render- ing 21 decision. State was awarded third place. The out door season 11213 opened at the famous Penn Relay Carnival, Phila11e1pl1i21.011r Oi1e-1lile 1161211 I eam 11' 011 111Qtp121ce 111 its Class 111 3 30 4- 5 211111 at the 5211116 time 11011 third 11121Le in the next highest class In this race Dolhin 1'2111 first. and in finishing spiked 11'11ite. 0111' second runner, tearing the shoe 110111 his foot. 11'11ite gave 21 wonderful exhibition Of nerve in running RELAY TEAM 427 lullnull XT.'1- ... .A 1.5 1.. .1 1+ 1. W. V .. ah -. -mWSWM the 11111 1111:11'te1'-111i1e 011 one hared foot. Humble 211111 Le1'11e11 tiliished the notable race. In the Fourdlile Championship Relay 0111' sch11111, represented 111' 11:11'1211111.17.11t11ist1e Schroeder 211111 1x'e1'se1' 111111 fourth place 111 this meet 112111111 11'1111 third place 111 the 111111111 11ith a t111'm1 111' 133 1eet 11 111L11CS The greatest success of the season came 211 the Western Pennsylvania 111te1'-e011eg'121te Meet held :11 l,ittsh111'Q'11.Stz1te swept the 11e111. scoring 21 total of 895 -6 1111i11ts.111 six events State 11:15 11ee1:11'e11 1111111er 111111 1211111e11 eight SCLUHd 111aee. 211111 three thirds. White. Humble. Dolhin :11111 Mason 111111 the 11110-111111: relay in 3. 26 .1- 5. est:1hlishi11Q'z111e11 1ec01'11 101' the Q'21111es. 1111111111 e1'11e11 211511 11111131 1111 :1 11611'1'ee01'11 i11 t11e1l11111'te1'. covering the distance 111 50 .1-5 5 seLo11115. 1111.13' 011 the 30111 01 May. State 11:15 represented at the 1111111131 111te1'-L'011eQ'i:1tes of America, held 211 Ca111111'111g'e. Mass. 1:121111111itt 11215 the 01111' man to scare, 11'i1111i11Q' fourth place in the high hurdles. The 1111111 Meet with Pittsburgh was :1 feature of the C0111111e11ee111e11t 1Yeek 1111114111111 211111 it was a Q:11:1 111111 in the Nittany Valley. State 11'011 every event 11111 the discus. Page 111111Q' 1111 a new State 1'ee1'11'11 111' 11 feet. 7 inches in the 1101e 1'21111t: :11111 11'11ite made :1 second record 111' 11111111111; the 220-1':1r11 dash in 21 .1-5 seconds. The 1111211 score was: State 92 2-3 111111 Pitt 33 1-3 111 CEIStinT a 1Q'1z111ee over the achievement 11f 0111' '1i1'z1C11' TL 1111 for the 1'e:11'.t1111 much credit cannot he Q'i1e11 the men 11110 represented the 51110111 11nd Coz'iLh Martin to 1111086 efforts the smeess 01 thes :151111 is 511 1:11'Q'e11 11116. 428 V ' . Jt ,' umMi 1 W213: WITH THE SPRINTERS 429 . he won the quarter mile in 50 4-5 seconds, and estahlishetl 11'1 wonElerful future before him as 1'1 runner Ii; 5 KEYHCR 111-Z VUE LAM 11 LEYDEN Ebe Beam I-ll' personnel of the 1914 Track 1ez11n c011111riseL1 about thirty 111e11,te11 of whom were awarded the college insignia in recognition of their success 011 tiel r trilC' In the sprints, William 11'01111111 W hite was the mainstay of the team Billy 1111s considerable natural ability as :1 sprinter. and his Llev elopntent has enabled him to win his pet events even in the fastest L011111a1y. Ile 1'ill long 11el1'e111embered for his fe1'1t at the Penn Relays. Another achievement of the season came in June when XVhite set up :1 new State record in the furlong.Close1 oeiated with W 111te is Donald Lamar D0111i11, also a member of 1916 and an '111eie11t rival of White s when he was pre- paring :11 Uiiiersville High School. D0111in 111'1de 1111 excellent showing last season, despite the fact that it was his first year 011 the v11 rsity 111 the quarter mile, Dolbin 5 favorite event, he was one of the strongest men 011 the 1011111,11nd sh ould develop into one of the fastest relay men that State 1111s ever 11ossesseL1.A third 1111111 who ran in the sprints and 011 the relay team was W'al ter Raymond Mason, :1 1111111 with sof latent 110ssi11ilities.1111st ye11r C011L'h Martin developed some of tl1ese,anL1 expeoetts to make even greater use of this big tr11ek 111'111 during the L0111ing season when he will be used in the half and quarter. Two middle distance runners won the coveted 5 during this season. James Alex- 111111e1'Ley11en was one of these. Jimmy came to us from the High School at East Springtield, Massachusetts. lior four years he was one of the most consistent point winners 011 the tca111.111 the 111111 111ile,Jin1my's 1 11'Olite event, he was rarely beaten, 111111 could always be relied upon for :1 strong tiiiish when called 1111011 to run as fourth 1111111 011 0111' Rel1 1y te' 1111. This Vz'eu Jimmy W115 probably at his best at Pittsl1nrg11,11'hen :1 new record for State 11nd for the Games. Ralph 111111110 llinnhle 11'11s 11 3'Llet1 5 running mate, 111111 111st yezu' 1121s his hrst big experience in the running g:.1111e 1n the quarter nntl half l'1st spring, Ralph made 11 wonderful showing f01 :1 1reshn11'1n.z1nd mate .111 men tiner showing in er oss country this fall He was :1 boy with great ability '111Ll 1111L1 Captain Clarence Mhert Keyscr, the diminutive dis- tance runner of the team 1111 'ule 1'1 reemd for himself in the Central Manual Training High School Of P11111delph11 111111 during the four years he represented Penn State was :1 consistent point winner. During the past season he wnn the two- mile ev ent 111 01' My meet that he entered ex- Lepting the Inter eollegiates at Harvard. llis sterling leader- ship and conscientious training did much to make the s 111 sun of 191411 success. The Other '1'11rsity Llist'lnee man, X1 .llter C1111r1esSLl1rneder, is also a Philadelphia boy, PALMER 430 Illllllll . . 1 d b a 11 o b XYHITE DULIHN SCHROEDER 11.1111 M ITT having,r been a 1111111e1' of some note :11 Northeast Manual Training High School. Piggy is :1 111:111 11'110 11:15 :1 gre: 11 deal of natural ability, but 11'110 has been prev ented from 1101111.; his best running because of r11e11111atis1n.The trouble has heen remedied and this year Schroeder s11011s prospects 01 great Llev elopnient, and should he one 111 the 111051 12011- sistent point 11'i1111e 1's elIanlles we had a particularly bright star in the persoln of Eugene Philip Hammitt.e Cooter has a great fondness for 1'ee0rL 5. his was eviL 1eneed when 1e 11:15 at Mercersbnrg :'Xeadem1 where he annexed the Inter- scholastic High Hurdle record. Again, in his lreshman y :11 :11 State he made a new State record in the 1011' hurdles. and in the past season :1 new record in the 60- yard High Hurdles 11:1111111itt was 0111 only 111:111 10 score in the 1111er-L'011egiates :11 Cambridge and his pop111:1rit1:1111011g his temn- mates was shown when they elected him captain for the coming season ne eof the 1110st valuable assets to the team was Levi Lor e11 20 Lamb. the only 1111111 in college who has 11 '011 his letter 111 three sports-eFootball 11f restling :11111 Track.Le1'i was assigned the task of looking after State 5 interests in the shot p11t,h:1mmer throw. discus and j:11'eli1. He performed this task so well that he was one of the heaviest scorers that State had 011 the tield. The season showed great i111p1'01'en1ent in his work with the 1111111111er. and he made :1 State retard when he heav ed the j:11'e1in :11 the Penn Relays One of the tw0 F1esh1nen 011 the team 11110 aLhieved the distinction nf winning the 1Varsit1'1ettcr 11':1s Silas Page :1 yo 011th trom East liberty Academy of Pitt ttshnrgh. ability to pole 1:11111 was dise01eretl 111'0 1'e:1is ago, 111111 since 111: 11 time he has added a f100t 10 his 1'ee01'11 e:1eh se:1s011.Iast years advance brought his record 1111 10 11 :1 11e1'St:11e ree0r11. Page is :1 1101' 11ith 1013 of 11:11111'Sz101l ability and speed and sholiihl easi1y 1:0 01 er the 12 1001 mark during the coming se:1 ison Ra1'1110ndP:11111e1' 11:15501Lwlged his way 10 the 10p of the heap :15 :1 11101111 jumper since his 1'1eshm.'1n 5 year. Last year 11c jumped 20 feet e011sistently :11111 1011an n0 trouble in winning his fa1'0rite event 110111 :11 the Pitts- hurnh inteI-L'ollegintes1'11111 in the Commencement meet. 0 .101111-N01'to11 DeVoe. the 111:111:11:er 0 the team. great credit is 11116 for the able 11'1'11 in which he looked after the team and the .111:111y details that required his :11- 1e111i011.11i1110111 question the success 0 tie season 11:15 1:1rgel1 11111- 10 the commendable 11'0rk 0f Manager DeV0e 11111 the 0110 who is deser1i11g of highest praise is 0111' f1'ie1111.Ch.'11'1es Hilliani M:1rti11.the coach of the team 1111 made :1 reL0rd f01' himself :1s :1 1'1'11nne 111111e :11 Notre Dz1n1e U 1111 ers1t1 His most notable 11ch1e1en1ent was the 11inning 0f the 100-1':1r11 dash :11 the Penn Relays in 1909 in the rennu'knhle time of 9 4-5 seL0nds His ability 10 give each 111'111 just the type of work needed for his 110- 1'.el0pn1e111 has been responsible tor the 111oldi11g of 11111111' mediocre men into hrst class athletes. Furthermore. Coach Martin is :1 keen student of his fa101'ite sport :11111 1111111111 PAGE 11L-1Lr fails to piLk 11p :1 good point and pass it along 431 - 5 - C. 3V. MARTIN Coach 5 - - - - IIIIIImgcr - - - - - - - - J. N. DEVOE CaIIIIIIII - - - - - - - C. A. KEYSER LINE-UP 1IIII-3'III'II' IIIIxII - - 5 WHITE, DOLBIN IIIIIIIII Jump - - - PALMER 93:1-3'III'II IIIleI A . XVIIITE, MASON Pulp I 'IImI - - - PAGE 4JI3-YUI'II Ifllli - - - DOLIIIN, MASON I 70- 3 lII' III III'gII IIIII'dIm H.111 MITT, BROWN 880-3'III'II KIIII - - LEYIIEN, HUMIILF. 3:0 3' III'II' I an! IIIIIIIII: HAMMITT, BROWN OIII'-.1II'II' IXIIIII - - - - SCIIROIIIIER 57ml I III - - - LAMB nIII-JII'IB II'IIII 5 - - x'F. SFR IIIIIIIIIII'F 'I7II'Im - - - - LAMB High Jump - JCLIJIIT'I 1'1Cle ' ,Ir BROWN III'I II.v IIII U - - - . LAMB IIII' IIIII 731 .th - - LAMII Xesults PENN RELAYS OIIc-Milc Relay - - - First Place linur-Milc Relay - - Fourth Place WESTERN PENNSYI VANIA INTER- COLLEGIATES . Penn State - .00 points Ciiiil - 29 points University of Pitt , - 131 points 13 ashiiigmn and Jefferson '22 paints DUAL MEET Penn State vs. University of Pittsburgh PCliii Stntu - - - - - 9296 Pitt , - - - 353V; Brack Xecorbs 5 - 7 - - V. L. HENRY, '07 5 - XV. 11. 137111112. '1: IOU-3'III'II IIII.III-5LE75 seconds 230-1'III'II IIIIsII-n'JI'V; seconds - - - - HO- 3'IIIII IIIIIIFw- IIIII; seconds - V . - - J. A. LEYIIEN, ,1 880- 3I'IId IxIIIIFI 50-;5 sccnnds - A - - V - J. A. LEYDEN. y14 OIII-MI'II IxIIII-4 min .11 seconds . , - - - H. A. LUM 77110-131110 IIIIII5-41 min 1115 SLCUIHIS - - - - - CH D. W ATTS '2 130- 3'IIIII' IIIgII IIIII'dII IFJ'I seconds - - 5 V S. FORKUM, 05 220-3'III'II' Lonv HIII'IIII's-ZS seconds - - - - - 12. P. 11AM 11111. 110' Broad IIHIIP5-2'l feet 1333 inches - - - -- - H. L. MATHERS, ,11 High JIIIIIp-w foot 1 inch - .. 5 - - - A. M. ARMSBI', 113 PIIII' I'IIIIII511 chi 7 inches - - - .. - - - 5. PAGE. '17 IIIIIIIIIIII' 'I'III'on'-5173 feel 13 inches - - - - - J. L. TALBOT, y11 bIIIIl Put 1:3 fact 9 inches - - - V - - - J. L. TALBOT, V11 D IWIIX IIIIIIII'F1 in feet 4 incl Ics - - - - V J. L. TALBOT 11 JII'ULIIII IIII'UZU5-133 feet 11 inches - - .7 - - - L. L. LMIB, ,15 Xalpb Walbo mumble Member of the 1914 Jraclx and Cross Country 'leams, Ficshman President of 1111: Cinss of 19117 Member of 51115 dent Council. Diul at the licllcfontc Hospiml December 14, 1914 70 the memory of our friend and comrade we dedicate these lines: lhllmrlod from IIIIIIIIII: us A 111-1111121110 Mimi and true' A 1mm of sllength 11nd 1101101, A IIIIIII wlIn dnrm 0 III. 110 lived II V 1'2in 2111111111; us W 1- fuiu unuld cull 111m giant. lII stl1 s nu l'nt'i l'Il Hmpus, Ii 5 iife 11:15 1111 fur Stulv. And though he is doIIart-l ho 110 1'101110111' paths of 1:.Ite 111s mommy inspiws ll '10 give our best to State. HUMBLE 432 'R.S.Dunkle - 1m? - HE season of 1914 11:15 one Of the most intelesting in the history of wrestling :11 our college For the hrst time in three ye z1r5 :1 defeat was registered against the team, but the subsequent show- ing of 0111' men prov ed their metal 211111 stamped the season with success. Before the close of the foot- hzill season. Coach Lewis issued his call for candidates and 01' er 45 men respo11d.ed T1 1e inter- class meet 1119 held 011 the Saturday after Pennsyl- 12min Day and uncovered much pmmising material. ap- tain Jones and Sayre were lostt othe team by graduation and there was never keener cmnopetition for the positions 011 the team. The squad was fortunate in having the ser1ices of 'tDoc Lewis as coach and the success of the team is 2111 e1ide11ce of his efhc cieney. 111 the latter part of the se a- so 11,J;1y Gr11111hli11g.,14. and Billy Park '13. helped the tezim with their athice and experience Manager Homer arranged :1 most interesting schedule. he emcient han- dling 0f the crowds who attended the meet and the great fin'mcial success of th 1e season, rehect a great deal of credit upon the diminutive Jack Horrner.C:1pt:1in Lamb the lender oft he team was a gre'lt factor in the success of the season. For four years he was the mainstay of the team, and he was never thrown until the present season COACH I.E1VIS when he went down hef01'e Dorizzls the mighty Greek. XYith the p05 asible exception of Talbo,ex311, Captain 1.:111111 is the most wonderful wrestler that e1er represented Statet 011 the mat. But the success of the season must in the 1111211 1'111:11y:-1is. be attributed to the student body, who responded in such 1111111l1e1s t0 the call for candidates and who gave the team their 111111i1ide11 support. According to the schedule the hrst meet of the season 111111 the Boston Institute of Technologv should have heen 11e111 :1t State :11 the e011L111si011 Of the mid- year exams, but due to 1111f01'see11 11e1L1011111e11h the meet 111111 to he canceled at the last minute. THE NAVY TRIUMPHS Captain Lamb's rrrztpplers 111111 the hrst battle of the season with the XIitldies at 'XmmpOIis. There was only one 11111 in the se1en bouts. and four Of the matches 11'e11t 01' extizt time The ttSeamen 1111:111y won out 11y the score of 19-1 because of their Greater aggressiveness. 11 11:15 the seL L01111 timL in six veztrs that State re- turned defeated. X lessnn was learned through the Lleteat and in 110 sub- sequent meet couhl 0111 men he critiLizet 01 ac ' aggressiveness 1e features of the meet were the bouts of the Featherweight 211111 the U11- limited classes. PENN GOES TO THE MAT Before the largest audience that e1er assembled in the Armory. State won :1 11611 ez'uned 11Ltm'1' 01' er 11111'ri1'1'115 from Philadelphia The wide publicityt n'i1'ei1 the 112111111- Doriz115 bout brought visitors from 2111 parts of theb :1te to see the battle of the t11 '0 wrestlers. neither of whom had L1'er heen t111'01111 in 11 meet.Doriz:1s 11eighetl in at 215 and Lamb at 196 pounds.D11ri11g the lirst three 111i1111tes.C1'111t1'1i11 1.:111111 forced the tight- i11g1 1Vi th Dm'izas 011 the mat 111111 Lainh on top the crowd went mad 11ith jm',ht1t the mightv Greek got to his feet X moment later 1.1111111 tried to tlip his opponent 110th fell to the mat with the Penn man on p.Dri7215 seLured 1'1 110 11y 110111. 11111'1111Let1 t0 :1 Half Nelson and pinned 111111111'1 shoulders to t11e1 11111. The time of the 1:111 was 3 minutes, 3 seconds. 111 the other l101its 110111;:11111 Brown registered falls, Kirk won MANAHER 1111RNER 434 11 decision, and Pickett erger and t e c 1 e 1' each wrestled for twelve minutes to a draw. The final score was. State 20, Penn 11. REVENGE AT LEHIGH The sting of the de- feat that bLehigh gave us at foot ball was in a 111easuretalleviated by our victory in wres- tling. The meet was closely contested, and it was not until the 1111111 bout, in which 11111111 won a dec i sion from the Heavywceight 0f lehigh that victory was 1tss11rc11.'ll1e battle 011 the mats was staged in the new gyn11111si111n,an1l the laigest indoor crowd in the histurv of the institution witnessed the eo1test In this 111eet.11111g lost the chance of winning :1 '111'1rsity letter THE COLUMBIA MEET The new intcr- collergi1 1te system of extra periods 11:15 used for the 111st time at State in the Columbia Meet I?lhe change found 1111' or with the large cr011d that 11 1s 011 11111111 to witness the battle The meet prm'ed very interesting especially in the 1111111 bout when Captain Penldelton of Columbia, the Inter- collegiate 175 130 und Champion, met C'lptain Lamb.Lb011t resulted in a victory for Lamb 11'110 plut the champion to the mat, but was h1Li11s11c1essf111 in pinning his shoulders 1101111. A draw by Kirk: decisions by Lamb 111111 Pickett, and falls by Lang. Brown and Yerger. totaled 26 points for State. Colum- bia scored 6 points. THE FINAL TRIUMPH XYith the University of Pittsburgh as vis- itors. the w1estli11g season came to 11 close. The meet was short, 111111 from the viewpoint of the speLt11t0rs was one of the most inteiestinga,r Of the season. The Pitt wrestlers 1111 showed 11g- gressiveness. 111111 in several instances had tem- porary advantages. On the mat the State men had the advantage. One of the most exciting bouts was in the lZS-pouncl class, when Brown. after 11 1lespe1ate Struggle,hridged Out 0111 crotch hold and won his 110111 011 a fall. Of the seven bouts. State won six 011 falls. 111111 one 011 deci- sion. making the 1111211 score 3 - Thus the season that started with a defeat ended in a brilliant victory. Captain Lamb, Kirk 111111 Steeker will he lost to the team by gradua- tion. but there is little question but that with the continued interest in this favorite winter sport, Penn State will continue her ascendency in the Collegiate XVrestliug World 1.1:1'1 AND MIKE 435 g; 1111 me 1916 LAWE Coach - Marnugvr - - Captain - - 115110111111 C1115 5 23110111111 c112 155 35-1101mdclasss 145110111111 Class IsS-pound class 175-1111111111 class IJCEHWWCight - Penn State 1 - Penn State '- Penn State - 7 Penn State v- - Penn State - LINE-UP - W. E. LEWIS . - - - J. M. HORNER - - - L L. LAMB 1 - H. M. LONG, 116 - - A. E. BROWN, ,16 - - 1V. L. KIRK, ,15 - H. R. I'HCKETT, 116. H. A. HILL, '15 - ' - - - H. C. YERGER, 116 , H. M. STECKER, '15 - 1 - Captain L. L. LAMB, 115 RESULTS - 11 Navy - - - - 20 University of Pennsylvania - 19 Lehigh - - - - 25 Columbia - - - 34 Lnix ersitV 0f Pittsbmgh - 436 I9 11 .1' ? o l i ll: 1' l I n. s. Dunkle 437 i 1 l 1 1 1 1 ntnuuutr J E123 Xasketball Review J h 7 llEh1 it is considered that 0111'11aslxet11a11 team 11 a: the 01111' cham- pionship contender of the 1 ear the 11111101111111 them 15 a11pare11t.Cap- tain Park led the team through a successful season losing but three of the thirteen games played. Lack of team work. and failure to use long Shots when needed, were primarily responsible. for losing the two games to Pitt. 211111 the one to the Na1'1' On the other hand fme team work and ac- turnte shooting and passi11g'11e1e the factors in winninn' the other games 011 the schedule Billy Binder. captain of the 1914 team. was 1 the coach. '1 he result of the season shows that Billy was just as successful as a coach as a player, and is another proof of the efficiency of the State graduate system of coaching: Man- ager Sharp arranged an interesting schedule. and conducted the business of the team in a most acceptable manner. The season opened on the home 11001' with Jimiata as 1'15- itm's. At first it seemed as if they would duplicate their sur- prise of last year as they gained a lead in the ear1y part of the game. Tester soon began a veritable rain of field 0'02113.AI1d 1' ictory was piacticallv assured at the end of the fir; ha1f.The final score of 50- -28 shows 11011'c0111111ete1y State 11' 011 161 enge 1 . for the defeat of last season. The Harrisburg IZx-Colleg'ians c.1111. mm; were the. next visitors to the Armory. They obtained an 18-12 438 1e2121 in the tirst half. In the second half the phe1101nena1 1111111 111' Blakeslee whu tossed in a held goal in the tinal minute 111 111211' tleeitletl the game in State's favor 111' the score uf 33-31. '11111: 11'1ESTERN TRIP The game with 11'estinqhonse Athletic Club was nothing less than a 11'21111'01'e1'. 1he final seL'en 0f 85 24 shows well the wonde1'fu1 team work and accurate passing that would have won almost any gzune. The next night 11'. L1 J. put up 21 stiffer proposition. :1t the end of the 111st half the score was 10-7 in 0111' favor, and 11'. L1 1 was unable to overcome the lead 011- tainetl early in the second half State was 011 the heavy side of a 28- 24 score when the 11111st1e 111ew.1,10th this 211121 the 11'est- inghonse game were cleanly play ed throughout. Pitt. 0111' Jinx in football last fall also proved a stumbling block in 11215- ketha11.1 111' some 1111111101111 1'2e 151111 the team work that 11215 50 outstanding in the 111' st 1110342111168 111 this 11' ip 1121s a 111i1111sqnantit1' when 1 itt be' at us 35-3 .11.1 NAGER SHARP T111113: GAMES WON AT 11021112 111 a 1'at11e1'slu11'ant1 listless game Gettysburg was defeated on the Armory 11001 111' the SLUI'C of 34 26.1 1'21111 111'Gett1rsbtire,l in the middle of the seconil half brought thei n' score within th1ee points of State 5 total, but was not 0t sntiieient duration to gain a victory. To the surprise 01 every one, 1V. 1 J were almost 1161111655 in the hands of Captain Park's tive. 11'a1t0n, 11'i1son, jester 211111 Illakeslee scored tiehl goals in rapid succession at one point of the game and Captain Park 3 2111 around 11 11r11 1121s the 0the1 factor that made the score 32- 111 111 State's fa1'111'. Boston Institute of Tech1111log1 1121s the 11151 New 1311131211111 Institution t0 1isit State. 1 e111se0g21111e was expected. 0111'11e211111ess was 111 10111 shooting and theirs 1121s in sl111oti11g'fr11111 the 11001', the pame 1'es111t1110'1'11 State 3 1211 01 60- 1.1 EASTERN TRIP S11'211'th111111'e was the 111st e21ste1'11 team t11 meet defeat at the hands of the State passers. The game was cleanly played. 211111 resulted 111 the score 111 42-30. The g'21111e with George- town was rough 211111 the referee called but few fouls. :11- th1111g'11 the result was 21 victory for State, 36-37, the fact that Blakeslee was injured. proved 21 serious setback in the follow- i11g'g'a111e with the Navy. 1Y211t011 was the star Of the Navy game. 211111 without 11011111 the Navy team was the strongest we met during the season. The score 111 the second defeat of the season was 33- 2,1, PITT Probably the e10sest 211121 most exciting game 111' the season was played when the TVarsity 11y a grand rally, heat 1111t Pitt. 31-28, 211111 tied them for the Cha111p10nship of the XX'estem Section of the Pennsylvania Collegiate League. Except when State 1e11, 12 t0 4, at 110 time during the game 11111 either team have 21 commanding lead. The score was tied three times 111 the second half. 1111211117 with the score. 27-26, in Pitt's favor, Jester made a field goal and Park added three points 1111 a foul and a shot from sc1'1111111age. Pitt could add but 21 single point 011 21 foul before time was called. More enthusiasm was aroused during this game than in any other during the season. The following week the tie was played off at Duquesne Garden, Pitts- 13111'0'11. The neutral 11001' 11111 not seem to bother Pitt as much as State. It 11' as 21 112111' 121191110 contest. and when the whistle ended the 1111a1 game of the season Pitt 112111 a four point lead. COACH BINDER LINE-UP Forward - - BLAKESLEE Guard - - - VVALTON Forward - - Captain PARK Guard - - - XVILSON Confer - - - - JESTER Subslifutcs: 11711111111211, HOFFMAN SCORES Penn State - - - - 50 Juuiata - - - - 28 Penn State 2 - - 33 Harrisburg Collegians - - 31 PC1111 State - - - - 85 Westinghouse - - - 24 Penn State - - - 28 Washington and Jefferson - 24 Penn State - - - - 32 Pitt - - 35 Penn State - - - 34 Gettysburg - - 26 Penn State - - - - 32 Washington11 and Je11'erso11 - - 19 Penn State - 2 - 60 Boston Tee - 14 Penn State - - - - 42 Swarthxnorce11 - - - - 30 Penn State - - - 36 Georgetown - - 2 27 Penn State - - - - 24 Navy - - - - - 33 Penn State - - - 31 Pitt - 2 - - - 28 Penn State - - - - 35 Pitt - - - - - 39 440 Illullll 1:3 the 1916 LAWE Lg? Giross Country HF. cross country season was inaugurated by the flrst dual meet held at State College with the University of Pennsylvania. The five mile race was well contested, resulting in a victory for the Philadelphians by the score of 22 to 37. Humble, of State. was the individual winner. Due to com- plications the team did not enter the Inter-Collegiates at New Haven. The members of the team were: Humble, E. L. Hunter, Schroeder, Texter, Bat- ten. R. V. Hunter. Entwistle and Harvey. The sensational and consistant running of Humble was the feature of the season. The increased popularity and interest shown in cross country during the season assures a bright future for this sport at State. Summary DUAL MEET University of Pennsylvania vs. Pennsylvania State College. PENN STATE Name Place and Points Time Name Place and Points Time COLTON - 2 28 51 2-5 HUMBLE - I 28 40 2-5 LIEBERMAN - 3 29 15 4-5 SCHROEDER - 5 29 34 MCMICIIAEL 4 29 2o HUNTER, E. L. 8 2 48 P121250 - - 6 29 35 TEXTER - 11 30 27 HUMPHREYS 7 29 45 BATTEN - - I2 30 48 Total 22 points Total 37 points 441 Simnns Irwin Kelly Lnngn Greenland Smedlcy Vollmer Mninwaring Dutemplc Hcssclbacher Hnlmburg Cransmn Vi1lian1s Wilkinson bpe Gregg. Capt. Staiger Bishop Varsity Soccer Beam LlNE-UP Right Uulxidv - - - - WILKINSON Right Insz'dc - - - - - - - - COPE Ccnfrc - - - - - GREGG val Inside - - - A STAIGER, VOLLMER val Olzisizic - - - i - hSHOP szicr llulfbac'lc - - - - - - HOLMBERG Right Halfbavlc - - ; - HESSELBACIIER vaf Halfbuclc - - - - - - CRANSTON Right fullback - - - , - - SMEDLEY - - - ; - - XVILLIAMS Icft Fullbml Goal - Penn State Penn State - - Penn State - - Penn State - - Penn State - - - D L'TEM PLE SCORES HOCDlCJ-Jn Lafayette - - - - 1.21 levctte - - - Hiram! College - Universitx 0f Pennsx Ixzmia Vestt0wn - - - - 442 IQ 100.: H O R. S.Dnnkle HIE 1914 Soccer season Opened with a well earned victory over Lafayette. The match was played on New Beaver Field and termi- nated when the score was 4 t0 0 in States favor. Lafayette was also the welcome visitor at the unly home game of the winter 5115011. In this game, with but five minutes to play and the score tied at 1-1, Staiger kicked a goal and victory was assure . Just prior to the Christmas vacation, the team made :1 trip to Philadelphia and vicinity. Three games were played, one with Girard College, one with the University of Pennsylvania and the con- cluding game with wVesttown. Judging from the points scored by our team we did not are so well, Gregg scoring the tune goal math during the trip. Penn this year won the Inter- collegiate Championship, and the real lighting spirit of our team was shown when we held them to a -- Two things State lucked. and these are intCr-tlepemlent. The first was at coach. Imli- vidtmlly the men played splendidly, and many spectacular plays were executed. But it takes t 21111 work to win games. and a coach is essential for the moulding of team work. The same could be said of Other sports. and until an efficient coach is provided for each athletic team winningr combinations can only he hoped 0r. 443 Che 1916 LAVIE n u x: n n u x 5 - Tacrosse LINE-UP 1914 Coal - - - - - - - - BALLOU Point - - - - - - - - XVOOD Cover Point - - - - - - BARBER First vacnsc - - - - - - - PETERS Second Defense - - - - - - - FISHER Third Defense - - - - - - - YERGER 7 Center - - - - - - - CUNO Third Attack - - - - OLMSTEAD, MCCULLOCH Second Attack - - - - - - HALLOWELI. First Allacle - - - - - Captain FARLEY, CRAIG Ouisia'c Home - - - - - GALLAGHER Inside Home - - - - - - - MUNHALL Substitutes: HEWITT, HOFFMAN, POPE, MATTHEWS, MEHARD, SMITH, JORDAN, DUNKLE, JOHNSON SCORES . Penn State - - - - 6 Baltimore City College - - 0 Penn State - - - I University of Pennsylvania 4 Penn State - - - 8 Baltimore Polytechnic In. - 5 Penn State - - - 3 Hobart College - - - IO Penn State - - - - I Carlisle Indian School - - 6 R.S.Dunkle 1 a 1 7. 111g probably the most 1111f01t111111te in this respect.C11ptz1i11 1 111101' ca11e1011t his men while the 111-11ther 1111s st till 11111111 011111111 for outdoor practice so work was done in the g111111'15111n1 Baltimore City College opened the season at State T he 1111111 score of 6- 0111 State 5 favor is 11 good indication of the ex xcellent passing and straight shooting that won the game. The only disappointment was the small crowd of spectators PC1111 had their re- venge the following week to the tune of 4- 1. L11 c1 oft tea 111 110111 11115 the chief cause of this defeat. The next Sati1r1 11:11' Baltimore Polytechnic Institutec came to Stat te with a strong team.B1'hard hghting and superior 11111111111. State finally won out in the second half, 8- 5. Hobart proved somewhat stronger. thane e'pcc cted 111111 the State team 10 st 103 eab sence of Captain Farley, due to injuries received in the B. P. 1.9111110 took the life out of the team. The commencement game with the Carlisle IIntdians completc d the season State T HE season of 15114 was one 11111115 111111 111111119 tur most 111' the Athletic teams Lacros sebe- did well to hold the Redskins to 11 6-1 sc c.0re 'Ihe 1ve A11111eric11ns seemed to possess greater endurance and knowledge 0fp the game.e Captain Farley acted as coach during the entire season, andi sdescrving ofe 1111 pr 11 Other 111011 who played consistently dur- ing the season were Hallmvell 111111 Galcllagher 011 ethe offense 111111 Yerger and Peters 011 de- MOS... 1o 1.1 3:, 445 llllnll' the 3916 LAVEE HIHINIDAI gt; 7., 7L. igli-7i . 7A; :k . e ... DA .0. ,--, MA A ew,hduuv Eennis Xeview not prospered as it should. On account of the condition of the court, practice could not he started until late in the season and even then, it was hampered by the scarcity of courts. In spite of such drawbacks. four meets were held, three in the ' I WZNXIS has been unfortunate in the past two years and 11215 vicinity of litittslmrgh, and one at home. At Pittsburgh we gained Victories over Carnegie Tech, 4-2 and tVestinghouse Club by the same score. In each case one . nthCll was won in the doubles, and three in the singles. The meet with the University of Pittsburgh was lost, 5-1, but there was solace in this defeat in the closely contested match between Mclilroy 21nd Nevin. The one meet at home with the University of Pittsburgh brought defeat to us again by the score of 6-0. Several matches in this meet were hard fought for points, especially the doubles of Jones and McCance. 446 Penn Penn Penn Penn J. 13. JHNES R. C. HAY State - State - State State - LINE-UP C. M. NEVIN V. H. MCCANCE C. D. BALL, JR.. Mgr. SCORES Carnegie Tech - - Yes 1ing lmuse Club - University of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh 447 y D 6 CAPT. NEVIN A. M. BARRDN, ,15 J. B. CLARK, '15 11. A. CLARK, '17 R. A. HIGGINS. 118 D. R. JAMES, 116 D. D. BLYTHE, 117 R. 1'1. CRAIG, 114 V L. CRAWFORD, 115 XV. J. GAL'TnH-zk, 1H J. M. DEVma, '14 D. T. DULIHN, 116 G. F. ELLIOTT, ,15 C. K. Fun, 115 E. P. HAMMITT, 116 A. E. BROWN, 116 J. M. HURNER, 11-3 W. L. KIRK, '15 J. F. PARK, '15 A. J. VVII.50N, 115 C. D. BALL, 111., '15 C. M. NI-ZVITJ, 111: R. E. ATKINSON, 113 E. O. EHRHART, '13 111111 Weavers of the S I 1M V7 1d 1 x; 111m. 1 FOOTBALL R. N. BERRYMAN. 1113 G. 13. KRATT, 1 8 C. A. LORD, 115 .. 1.. LAMB, '15 J. R. MILLER, n C. C. MCDMVELL, a143 BASEBALL G. E. HESSIZLBACIIER, '16 J. J. Josarsnx, 116 H. 7.. LEIHERT, 115 E. E. MILLER, ,14 TRACK R. W. HUMBLE. y17 C. A. KEYSER. '14 1.. L. LAMB, 115 .1. A. LEYIIEN, 114 1V, R. MASON, y16 WRESTLING 1.. L. LAM , 115 H. M. LONG, 116 11. R. PICKI-ZTT, 116 BASKETBALL H. C. JESTER, y15 W. B. XVAL'mN, 116 TENNIS T. E. JONES, 115 LACROSSE D. E. HARRUWER, 113 A. j. GALLAGHER. 1H 448 R. C. XV. 11. MCCANCE, 117 C. C. Moulds. '17 W. C. THOMAS. 117 F. XV. TUBIN, 115 D. E. XVEIJY, 11.3 W. W. WOOD, '11; S. Romxsox, 117 G. A. VOGT, 11-5 A. H. XVARmVELL, ' W. Wmmn, 115 .4 Q S. PAGE, '17 A. R. PALMER. '16 1V. C. SCHROEDER, 116 1V H. XVHITE, 1111 H. M. STECKER. '15 H. O. YERGER, ,113 R. D. BLAKESLEE, '18 R. E. SHARP, 115 HAY, 115 F. B. JOHNSON, '1-1 W. V. PI-rrliks, '1-1 1N1 ER-CLASS CIIAM PIONS 449 Enter-Glass Xesults FOOTBALL 1mg, - - 1 - - - 14 11117 - - - - - - u BASEBALL Won Lust Percentage Wnn Lust Percentage 11116 - 51 .7511 15111 - - 1 2 .333 13117 - 7 2 '2 .5110 11113 - 2 1 '2 .333 TRACK 1.011; - - - - - 5515f; 1mims 15117 - - - 2zj3 points 11115 - - - - 7 $12.13 lmims 11111 - , - 113?; points BASKETBALL Won Lost Percentage Won Lust Porcvntugc 111115 - - 5 .8313 11117; - - $3 $1 5110 15117 - - .1 2 .1366 11118 - - l1 ti .1100 WRESTLING Falls lh-cisinns 1mints Falls Decisions Points 15116 , - 23 1 14 1.015 - 7 1 0 3 15118 - , - 11 :1 1'2 11117 - - - '1 U CROSS COUNTRY Smmnury uf lntcrcluis Run ' 1111100 and Avtuul Place and Actual Freshman Points. 'l'imu Snphmnnrcs Points Tim 11x MICRON - - 1 3121,2171; I 1rx'rlcu, 1i - - 2 $11.12 III-ZNIJRH'KS - - '1 32.54 HUN' .u, R. - 5 32.30 I'Ismak, L, V. 8 111.12 1VH;H'1'MAN 2 - 7 515.11 MARTIN - - 51 51-1513 CRI'MIMHHI - 12 :15101 yummy 111 515.25 an NH - 171 31.22 1:11:11 2 - - 3'3 Total - .10 There x1 vn- 11m few L'leius fnr'llu- ulhcr clzlsws to 1m scurctl. SOCCER Fluss XVnn Lust 'riCll Percentage 1911i 2 n 2 1.000 11117 I I1 2 1.000 11118 n :: 0 .mm LACROSSE Wnn Lust IH-rcontum- Wmi Lost PorcL-nmgc 15116 .9 11 1.000 11115 1 L . 11117 2 1 .1366 131151 0 3 1000 450 TEA M S FRESIIMAN 1916 Numeral men FOOTBALL CLARK. S. 15111111, 1;. 1.'. 11.1111 11', F.. 1.. . 1'1-1.1.1, 1.. P. 1111.111 1, 11. 11.. URIMM, C. 11'. .111'1111111-1.,11. C. 1.'. '1'1-21'1.IN, .11. '1'. 01.1111, 11'. .1. 11.11121, I1. S. 11.111111: 1.. S. 1V.-11.1111, J 1 l11-:1'1.1'1:,11 . J. J.1.111-:.s'. 11. R. S11' ;111 .S S 11'111111, 11'.11'. 1111111 11.11. 1I.1H-1.1'11.1'.11'.C. S1.11'11 11.1.. 1'1111121111' 11. C, JR. .11 1111.1'1. 1, .11. 1C. '1'.11'1.1111,C. F. BASEBALL 11111111111, 11. 1'1. 111111; 1.. 11. 111111111115, J. S1'11.11'.11',1'1. F. 111111111111, 11. 1C. 1 11.1.1'1'1-:,,1. F.. 1-11:1111'111111, 1'. N. 11-11'1ll1l1' .11. 1111115, V. 11. 11.11125, 11. R. 1111.1.1'11. 1. R. 1'.1,1;. 111111;, 11 . .1, .11151111-115111, J. 1i. 1'1-1111.151 11'. 11'. 1151'1 111111;..11111'1, 11. 1'. TRACK 11111111111; .1. 11'. 12.1'1'11'15'1'111, 'l'. 1.. 1.1111111. K. 11. 1'11'11'15'1'1', 11. R 111111111, 11. .11. 111111111111, 11'. 11'. .11.1s111.1',11'. R. S1'111111111111R. 11'. C. 11111.1111', I1. 1.. 11.111.111'1'1', 1 .. 1'. 11.11 11111, .1. R. S'I'.111;1-:R, 1'1. 11'. 11'111'1'11, 11'. II. BASKETBALL 111-:1'11'1-1'1' 1,11.IC. 0111- ,1 .. 11. .11 .111'1'11' 11 L. 1'N1HiR, G. F. 1'1511111'.1I.R11.11'1111111' 11. 1'. .1111111S. L.11'11.1..11111, R. 11. 11111115, 11. F11.1.1 1'7 S F. 1111111: 1111,11'. 11. 11111111111113 P. '1'. 111115111 1111,11 11. P1. S111:1.1.1:1', 11.1'. 1VRESTL1NG J1.111111, 1.. 1i. CLARK, S. 111:1111, J C.S'1'11.111', 1. 111: .1'1'1:1' 1 ,1. R. I1..1111,J..11:111.111;111's.111111;J.1.1. '1.-111.1111, C. E. 111111111, .11. 17.. 1.111-LT7, .11. .11.111'.11,C. 1 11111115113311. F.. C 11.1111111115, 1.. 1.. 1.111.111:.s',V.L1'11'11'11'1'1', H. R. 1V11.1.1.1.11s,11.11. CROSS COUNTRY .11'5'r11', 1.. R. 1..-1111111, 1i. '1' 8.1111511, l . 11'. 11'.11.1..11'11, H. J. S1'1111111-1111511,11'.C. S'1'131::111, 11. 11'. SOCCER 1 .1..11'11', R. 11'. 11111111111111 J.11'.1.11.1'1;,11 V. D. S1.11'11, P. R. 111111111,11.11. HF.SS'11..11H1'1111R,11.17.. 11.11.111.111111'11 .1111. 11'1:11',11'. E. 11111111.111'1',.1.1.1111111111 N. C. S111..11:111 S. I.. 11'1:'r111:..k1111. R 1. '..15111', J. N. P. 111111.131 R1111F1 1I:11N, 111.G.11'11.1.1.1.115, 1.111115, J. 1.. 821111.111, 11. LACROSSE 1.11111, 11'. 11'. 11.1 1I,R' 11.111211'1'1'1'. D. E. 1' .111., 11. P. 1.11.1.111', C. F. 111111511 11. 1V. 11111111312. G. 1V.-1111115, T111 111111155, 11. R, 11'51111,1 11. DEH. .11.-1'l r111-111's, 11'. 11. 11 11ST,11'. CRAIG, 1V. A. Conn 117.11. OLMS'I'HAII, R. 1'1. 11'111111 1V. 111'. 11111111'.111'r, A. L. 11F1'11'1:.,1 C. 17.. 5'1'111'11111'5, O. R. V J7; ??M'W'S-d - 452 ON THE HILL 453 n: n SUMMER AND WINTER 456 THE GIRLS Che 1916 LAVIE Illullll I l- I n a I I a Stubent Gouncil OFFICERS Prmidmil - , - - - MAImt'I-nx'rric WILSUN, '15 1'11? President - - - MARY LAWS, ilh .Smu'tury-Trmxsu'cr - . - EDNA DAVIS, I7 Dam - - - - - - - Miss LOYICJUY MARGARET Ilium. i; RIAAUALET Mt'XAMAIu, i1; SARA SWEETUN, '16 RUTH KiCCREARY, 18 For six yerrs the guverwnzent in the girls' cuiieg'e building's has heen in the hands of the git'ls. The nfiietrs and other members of the emmeil are elected each year zmd rules are mftde in CU-Opcl'leiUll with the Dan, whu is now 011 the regular council. While the Uni delegates who were sent this year tn the Xzitinnal Student Gmervment convention zit Radcliffe College, had the privilege of acting only :15 visitors it is limped and expected that by next year there will be sufficient nvmher in the incoming class to entitle the girls to full 111e111hership in this league. JHC study of Home Economics includes both Domestic Science and Art and after the sew 0nd yiar the girls are given a Chance to Spe- cialize in either. Domestic Art consists of practicum in saving. 2111 forms of hamhmrk, and designing. whilz at the same time the theory is not ianOFCd. In Domestic Science 1110 study of foods, cookian demonstrations, leaching, and practice meals are the main courses pursued. 459 460 THE CLA . u up . young Womenhs Gibristian TAssociation OFFICERS lemzdg'ul . - - - - - - CmmJNx-i Fuksmmx, '15 l, m' I rosuicnl - - - e - - JHANCHF. Snumz, '16 .Stmwlury - - - - LEANURE VAXhEksumT, '17 Frmxurcr ' ' ' ' . - SARA SWEETON, 16 CHAIRMEN 0F COMMITTEES tonal Srrtiiw Social - - - before In the 1115 manifest throughout the year. on in the different rural school houses. Nephauin Camp for girls in Canton. Pa.. and t the Y. M. C. . ' ' Forest. 461 eriginux - - MARGARET HILLER, F15 HENRIETTA WINN. 15 - JANET LAIRD, 15 The purpose uf this organization is to aid in every phase of the aH-zu'oun girls' life. and never ' tory of the Penn State girls has this been so fully realized. This fact prohnhly accounts for the great interest which has been Thetreligious services consist of the regular meetings on Sunday evenings, weekly Bible and Mission study classes. tVednesdzly evening prayer meetings, am the social service activities carried The proceeds of the annual play. together with other funds raised by the girls. go toward the t. m Buenos Ayres, hCSldCS the Christmas party zmd delegates to different confer- ences. At Eagles Mere last year we numbered eighteen. next to the highest delegation, while during the last year we were represented at con- ferences held at Lancaster, Swarthmore. and Lake E mm . .mnmw' f . mam ; ,3 A CTIVIT I ES REM INISCENCIES 4G3 AS THEY ARE SEEN 464 MORE GIRLS 465 THE MAY DAY PAGEANT a gimfgn ; THE ROAD TO YESTERDAY 467 xmf$OH m:: HACZQ .Sm: Imlmp; 2x0 EZH van? I Lt 4 GS :35: Kiwhk: E .- x F' 4-5 2 ' J ;j Fwd - - y .357:- r'-: - 3.: fL'J ,139 w ?JT- JDa-V -' '7 ' - 14'1C7Lfbit W , - yCECj .. 0 Z1 a L-vf' ngf 3x6 1 J .1 J 3a :1 ,5 :9; z x gyfww ' . 7w WY; ?:' 7' XML k. k ; fgk TH E PROCESSIUNAL Eommencement Week. 1914 0313115NCE3115NT week, warm, clear, fragrant, beautiful, passes ade- 11112tte description. A Chronicle of it is dry, the week itself one 01' the 111e111111'1' spots of 21 life-time. Those who have been with 11s at such times know the 21t111ospl1e1'e, have caught the Spirit of them; only those C2111 fully appreciate 2111 that they mean W ith the increasing size of the classes 01121111121t111g, 211111 the increasing 1'21111e 211111 1'e11o1111 01' lenn State, connneneement time each year brings l21r11e1' 211111 1211 11L1 numbers of 1'isit01's.f21thers, mothers, sisters. other peoples sisters, friends 211111 21111111111. Last June proved no exception to the rule Early in the week folks began to arrive just as others hefran to think of 1e211'i110', and I riday I1111e 3, found the strangers 11ith1'11 0111' gates 1111111e1'o11s 211111 rea111' for the opening 111' the L'on1111e11L'en1ent 11ee11' 111'00'.1'21111 the inter- Class athletic cl121111- pionships 111 the e1e111110' of that day 111e 11011e1'1110011 '11'218 presented in the Auditoritnn 211111 the play 111'01L1l to be quite 215 popular as it 112111 been 11 hen gi1'e11L1e2rlier 111 the year Saturday morninl1r 52111 the cadets 1e1'1' 1111L0111foi't21111e under 21 genial sun, impatientl1 2111211t11111 their e11e.1l1e 11211111 one of the best in Penn:3 State his- tory entertained the fathers 211111 mothers 211111 other people previously men- 1101'1e11 until ten 0 Clock when it marched 1111 the 111'i1'e21t the head of the regi- ment and assisted in the review. winning comment and approval by its per- fo1'1112111ee .Xt one- -t11i1't1' the lacrosse game between State and the Carlisle 11111121115 11 '11 staged on New Beav er, 211111 our stiLk men 11ei1t 11mm to defeat 470 before their s11ift 211111 skillful opponents to the tune of 7-1.1111111eLlizlte1y thereafter the 'Varsitv baseball nine turned the tables hv scoringr se1e11 runs against Pitt 3 fo111. 111 the course of the e1' ening the musical clubs gave their annual c0111n1e11ee111ent concert in the Auditorium, during 11111Lh time CEItElill 0f the newly made sophomores advertised themselves by painting 1917 011 the Armory roof. Baccalaureate Sunday dawned bright 211111 warm. The services were held in the Auditorimn at te11-thi11ty, the sermon being delivered hy Rev. XViIliam B.Je1111i11g's of the First Church of Germa11t011'11.A dedicatorv organ recital 11:19 211611 at four 111 the afternoon; and in the e1' eming following the X. XI C A and the Y XV C. 1.111eeti11g1011 the 1 rout Campus, :1 sacred concert 11:15 also gn e11 in the Auditorium. Monday featured the Class Day exercises of the class of 1914, a track meet with Pitt wherein the State men once more showed their prowess. and the Junior Oratorical contest in the Auditorium at eight deloek. Tuesday brought the public welcome to the Class Of '64 in the A11dit01'i11111, the Alumni Luncheon at the big tent at 110011, the Alumni Parade and Stunts in the early afternoon, :1 defeat by :1 score of 8-6 at the hands of the Chinese University of H211 'aii baseball team Inter, and in the evening the 'Iihespianst production of H'lihe Innocents XV ednesdav. Co1nmeneement Day. the immediate goal of four vea1s 0f 11' ork pleasant 211111 other11'1se found the Class of 1914 in black robes and biZlCIx caps in co111me11ee111ent 1110Le551011, found them listening to the C0111111e11ce111e11t address by Governor John K. Tener. found them receiving diplomas. and then through their valedietorian, J. XV. Carpenter. saying a formal good-hye to col- lege days. In the evening: the gleam of lights, the heat of HlllSiC, then night. and farewell. 1915 ACCEPTS THE PIPE OF PEACE 471 ALUM N I AT COM M IZNCEMENT mm awn rn 151751 :numn-II Q??? 1 1 1.1 .1 1 Tlennsylvama Way RID XY. N01e11111er 11, 191.1, da1111e11 bright clear, 111111 windy. 111 the course of the 111011111101. the 1111io1l1t11ess disappeared: not so the wind. W hen the morning t1ai11s a1111 autos brought in the 11111Itit1111es of 1'15- itors and guests. dust and leaves were very much in evidence, at111ospherieally and otherwise. The formal exercises of the day were held as 11115 been the custom in the Auditorium at eleven o'clock. Ten minutes before the hour. standing room was 11ar1111' a1'a11a111e. Similar exercises probably never before 111 all the his- tory of the college e0111111z11111e1l 511 large an audience. President Sparks made a few brief a111101111ee111e11ts and introductory re111arks and asked Governor Tener to preside. The college authorities had hoped to have Gover11011-E1eet Br1111111a11g'h as the principal speaker of the 1110r11i11g, but at the last moment D11. 13111111111211114111 was compelled to wire that he would be unable to attend, 211111 keen disappoinnnent was felt when the announcement was made. Governor '1e11e11111tro1111ee11 the speakers the 11011. 11. X. 1'111111er representative in the state legislature from 1 meme C111111t1', the 11011.11111121111 N1.L1'11c11. senator from the t11e11t1-se011111 district. Mr. John lraneis, 11'ar11e11-11f the 1Vestern pe11ite11tiar1'a1111 D.11 1.1..8111'11e11 president of the Michigan X0111ie11lt11ral C011e01e. The 11r11ora111 of the 11101111i11g 11111111111311 111111111e11s 111' the College Glee Club and the Girls Glee t 11111 110th of 11111111 11 ere e11eo11e11. .Xt 111ee11e11 twe11e11e111e11. the 111011 11 made its 11 a1 10111111121 111 under fire, for the movie men had received some inside dope and were 011 11211111. During the 110011 hour the wind showed 1111 signs of 2111:1t111g': f'111 otherwise. Gray. ragged clouds set11111ed across a gray sky, and prospects for rain were entirely too good for perfect happiness. 1111111etliate1; after lunch the regiment was assembled 1111 the front campus where Herman A. Miller, state president m 1 1N u; :L-w WWW?! 1 THE AG. FAIR 474 of the P. O. S. of .11.. delivered 21 very stirring address in which he presented the two newly erected hag poles to the eol1ege. The scene Of activity then changed to the East campus where the harmy, attired in its stiffest military collars, its whitest gloves, 211111 its most highly 1101- isheLl shoes solemnly passed in review. The 11'111L1. 211111 the unevenness of the ground made straight lines almost i11111ossible, 111111 the regiment is 10 be com- mended for the showing that it made DurinU' these 111i1ita1'1' proceedingrs, Captain 110111 of Lompany 1' 11 as presented with the prize sabre his company having 51101111 the most marked i111pi o1e111e11t during the six 11 eel1x inst be- fore Pe1111sy11a11111 Day. 111is Circumstance has since caused the 111e111bers of this redoubtable e0111pa11y unbounded delight, 101 it 11215 their privilege and pleasure to journey to 1'1211'rishurg 111111 help inaugurate the present governor. The saddest events of the day are now to he recorded. Just why the good fathers should have hit upon Friday, the thirteenth. as :1 fitting day for a L'ele- bration is not evident. The 'Varsity 1001112111 team, 0111' pride and our boast, suffered its second defeat 011 its home 11e1L1. 1Yi1h their uptain on the side- lines unable to give them any more tangible assistance than encouragement, the men fought 111111 fought well. The game was one of the fastest ever seen 011 New Beaver, and the score of 6-3 stands for playingr of which any two teams 111211' well he proud. The wind blew directly across the held and made puntiny LliFf1L'u11 and dangerous and Lamb's one held n'oal almost a miracle The 1111111, ton brought ruin and disaster 10111e 1g. liair which had prom- ised to be e1' e11 more successful than that of the year 111L11011s. Many of the tents were torn, 2111 were blown down, 111111 the fruits of many months of care- ful planning and many days of hard work were scattered in the dust. W'ith the night came the noise Of many autos, and 111 the gaily decorated Armory were heard once more strains of music aml the sl1ut11i11g of many feet. W'ithin was warmth and brightness, without, 21 cold wind drove cold clouds before it. Slowly. down the wind came the measured stroke from Old Main tower-and another Pennsylvania Day was gone. Ivarrunrnu Eunior 713mm. COM M ITTEE G. 1-1. GLEASON, Chairman R. F RANKIN M. C. IleBENsnlamn-zu XV. XV. XVEAVER 476 J. K. MCCnNIcGIIY C. F. KENNEDY J. P. MICKAmrF P. XV. FMLEIGII Om 19m LAWE Tennsylvania .90.? wanw COMMITTEE R. H. VOLMER, Chairman R. D. 1301.1: M. XV. BLACK W. W. WHETS'mXE F. P. REYNOLDS, JR. G. K. CROCKETT j. F JONES 4; Fl 51 - : a -' , HT ' military 'Mbp 'H J'! ; - V I V 3;; COMMITTEE ,;.J:- . S 7; B. C. LL'Kchs, Chairman rr . 113W J. W, Towsux R. 11. OLMSTIZAD .. 3 I f H 5X Wootball 790nm: COMMITTEE F. W'. TOWN, Chairman D. 19:. lelxry A. M. BARRUN L. L. LAMB H', H'. H'OOD Senior ?ance COMMITTEE C. D. HALL, Chairman G. N. FISHER R. J. CA'IIALL R. W. PHILLIPS R. X. KICSTICR F. R. J. OLBRICII 478 479 V l: QEQ LA WEE IIIIIIII LVSIC and matters musical at Penn State received another impulse when. at the beginning of the term. it was announced that the Depart- ment of Music had been incorporated into the School of Liberal Arts. and that courses in music would count in credits toward the gaining of a degree. Very unfortunately, the college in general up until that time, had neglected this very essential element of an education, and the innovation was hailed as a decided step in advance. Existing in- terest was stimulated and athlitinnal inter- est aroused in the ennrse 0f the term now ending. The nnisieal organizations have been benefited by the changed attitude. Profes- 901' Rubinson, head ml the newly made th- partinent, in addition. introduced a some- what different policy regarding the Glee Club. in that where before he had de- veloped a large club, he deeidetl this year to cut it down to as low a ligure as would he practicable, to combine with it the Mamlulin Club. anrl to admit into the two only the very hest material available. The result was a combined club that we may well he prowl of, small enough to he handled readily. and at the same time so nnilietl as nut to lewen its volume appreciably. The popu- larity 01' last yearls singers and players was evidence by the numerous return engage- ments which were asked for this year. The present club has performed in Pittsburgh. has marle a tour of the northwestern part of the state, includingr an engagement in Erie, has twice visited Harrisburg, once to sing at the inauguration exerciSes, and may in the near future go to Philadelphia. PRUF. t2 C. RUIHNSUN The Cirlsl Glee Club has also been tle' X'ClOpCtl and bids fair to make a name for itself. A trip to the Girlsl School in Hol- litlaysbnrg has been suggested. but the, ar- rangements so far have been purely ten- tatix'e. The Quartet, however. is the most fa- vored of all the musical combinations. lts trip to Panama last year has necessitated a repetition this year, the engagement beingr mt 'rumwsnx Illllllll for the middle of 11111e.:11111 us though this were Lnot enough they have been asked to go 01er the Santa 1 e trip taken by the 11 hole club t11o Years ago 111111 to sing at the Exposition in Lus Angeles Our Band. under the efficient leadership of Bandmaster 11'. 0. Thompson. who was detailed here by the government. has reached a size and an excel- icnee which might surprise those who have not known Mr. Thompson or for-- met Penn State hands. At the Lehigh and Pitt games it helped encourage the warriors. and its continued popularity with the student body is attested to 111' the large audiences it brings out to its concerts. Thanks to the e11ero'1' of Mr lhompson we mzw also in the near f11t111e,ha1'e an o1ehestrn worth; of the name. Mention must likewise be made of the i11f01111al Sundav afternoon organ recitals 11 ith 11111Lh 11 e 11211 e been blessed and which 11211 e been possible thr0110h the kindness of Professor Robinson Mis. G01ier. Professor 1100d1'11ff. Miss Marguerite 11ils1m. 211111 Professm E. L. Baker. Such. very hrieHy. is the present state of music and musical organizations 111110113; 115. The record of the past year is encouraging. and it is to he hoped that the interest aroused will continue to grow and wax strong. THE AUDITORIUM 481 1.4:: FE: 3 5:55: i. . :4. 255.4 Suzi .3... 3:51. :34sz once 32mm 1:25, f: :clzox 333x :auo: :w: .55.: :cEiEoZ :3. :35; :52 .355592 13:25 E532: 9:585:92 01:6 3.6 55.3.1 2:542... .3252 xophxu :UJBEUQE tcptosaw 52:5, :33 : auuunnna Term State C6lee anb manbolin Clubs CLAREVUQ C. RUBINSON, Dircdnr 11f Jlusiv OFFICERS .Uauagcr - - - - - - - 7 - Ii. 1?. S1151;1.1v:11, '15 14.1.1'111'1111111 .1111111154'1'1'5 7 - 7 C. M. 1.111;.xN. '16. 1111111 P. Y...111 ,16 11min of 0111 Club - 7 7 - - - G N.IF15111:11, '15 lmu'u 11f 1l11111l11l111 Club - - - - J. J llxxxl' M, '15 lf '11n11111111 - 7 7 7 - - ml 81111111111 17 :1! HIV Manujurtv 7 7 7 7 - M115 L1 x1112xv11LC. lx'UHINSUN cam Club FIRST TENOR MAINWARIXG KESTER, W. L. -. '110L1NG SAHTA MANIJQY 11111111111115 SMITH 1211111111111 Ix123'r1-11L R. X. HACUN l11111'1111x11 SECOND TENOR MM, 11 11 RI: N MCCm'rVIw Tllch-zusnx K121111 I 1: Y My 8112111131 171w AYRES 91x1 121111111717 KRESSLEY .1121r1r1'1y FIRST BASS HIM HAM 1711311 1111.111251111': C111;su'1-:1.1. G111. WILKINS MACMAIN P11111115 MALTBY 8111111211 TAYLOR 11111191 SECOND BASS 0111111111311 VAII. C0111: N1c11511x HASSERT Loam Jams I.1'1N11.D 13191111211 ALBERT XYALTER H'1 LLIAM s 512011: Quartet S. 9111. 'l. 13.11'11N, m Firsf 'll'nnr A. L. 011.1.1151'115. '17, Firs! H1111; U. .I. S.x1'121111111r19, '17. 5111111111 Tumor H. P. VAIL, V16. 511111111 Hum manbolin $lub FIRST MANDOLINS SIEHLER, KERR, HAYES, MchR'rNEY, ICme, WILLIAMS SECOND MANDOLINS SULLIVAN, EN'111211L1N15, HALL, SMITH. 01115111111, WILSON GUITARS PHILLIPS, STEWART, 0111111311111: .r-Jcconmanist furflzc Club - MRS. CLARENCE C. ROBINSON 483 Varsity malcz Quartette S. ST. J. BACON, Firm Tvnm' A. L. GILLESPIIS, First Buss j. SALJElmmrI-y 5vaer Tenor 11. P. VAIL, Safond Bass SEEIW THINGS AT Mulrr 484 the 1916 LA VIE UPERA BURLESQUE Xesume of Quartet afistory. 1912-13-14-15 lTll the advent. during the summer of 1912. of Prof. Robinson as Director of Music, Pennsylvania State College entered into a new era as far as music was concerned. From being a more passive activity. indulged in half-heartetlly by but a few, it has risen slowly but steadily until the present time. when it 1 a par with all other college activities. The college authorities- have not been unmimlful 01 this remarkable growth, and have seen lit. in connection with their program of encour- aging the study of the fine arts, to incorporate the Department of Music in the School of Liberal : rts' 01 0f the important factors in this advance mm'ement has been the Quartet. U11- doubtedly the reason for the success of this organization was the fact that Mr. Robin- 5011 himself was once a Lyceum Quartet man. having served as lirs't tenor-on the we known Dunbar Quartet for a numher of years; and was thus peculiarly lllICtl to develop a first class Organization. Hence. in the fall of 1912, soon after the Glee Club was or- ganized. quartet trials were announced. Some fifteen responded which resulted in the selection of Keister, 114. second tenor: Leyden, '14. Iirst hass; Vail, '16. second bass:- Mr. Robinson taking the lirst tenor. During the 1912-13 season this organization took part in all the performances of the Glee Club and did considerable individual work as well. Particular mention should he made of the favorable impression made while on the trip to California with the Glee Club during the Easter vacation of 1013. News- paper critics at Pittsburgh. as well as all through the West were highly complimentary in their accounts of the work of the Quartet. The following year the Personnel of the Quartet remained unchanged. A Fresh- man Quartet. however. was organized and performed eretlitahly throughout the year. Due to the untiring efforts of Mn Robinson. the lVarsity organization secured the trip to the Panama Canal under the auspices of the United States Government. This trip was taken during the Christmas vacation of 1913-1914. and was undouhtedly the long- est trip of its kind ever taken by a college organization. A detailed account of this trip has been published in last yearis La Vie. During the year the Quartet participated in Glee Club concerts. and made favorable impressions on the trip to Pittsburgh at Thanksgiving time, and the one to Eric. Jamestown. ll'arren. and Lock Haven after Easter. A concert given in Bellefnnte during the 'Teachers' Institute was declared by many to he the most enjoyable feature of the Institute. CEW 1916 LAVIE nmlnlnll IIIIIIII Ebe Galifomid Erip Eaken by male Quartetmarcb 26 toTApril 19. 1915. Over the Santa 712 Thus ATING 110111 the e111111i1121tio11 111 the successful trip over the Santa 1111: lines taken by the Glee C11111 two years ago, efforts to secure 21 return trip have never been relaxed. It is not the policy of the 52111121 he to give the 5211111: 111'g2111iz21t11111 two trips over their lines 211111 hence it can V. I V I ' . a 1 THE 11111111 cnown 121 he 1111115111e1'e11 21 eomplnnent to Penn State 11M WM, 011L111 that 21 return trip was offered the quartet 1111s -..I '2e 11. N11 11rg'2111iz2111011 east of Chieao'u except Penn State has been engaged 1y the heading1 1100111 department 111 the 52111121 I e this season 211111 due to 21 Q1e1e1'211 1 etle11eh111ent policy 21 limit 111 ten persons per eo1111121111 h 111 been set. 11115 exph 1111s why the Glee Club w as not invited. The 11e1'5111111e1 eunsisted 111 the Male Q11211',tetinc11111111g Messrs. 111111111- 51111, S2111e1'1101 11, Gillespie 211111 V2111: Mrs. 1111111115011, 21ee1111111211115t. 211111 11. N. Fisher. 1111111010g'1st. Starting; from College. at 111111111. March 26th, the party journeyed tu Sentt112110, 1121.. where 21 concert was given that night under their own 111211121ge111e11t, This 211111 21 5111111211 concert given 111 Danville three weeks previ- ous. helped 11121ter12111y 111 liquidating the ex- 4. , pense 110111 State College to Chicago 211111 11.: NEILUXEHIN 1'ett1r11.Le21v111g Greenshurg 21 little after ACTION 11111111ig,ht Chicago was reached late Saturday afternoon. The 11'111111' City housed 211111 entertained 115 1111111 Monday afternoon when the trip proper 011 the Santa Fe began. 0111' 11151 stop was Chillicothe. XYhat might be called some hurried changes took place when it is known that we dressed, gave 21 Con- eert. 112111 11111111, 211111 left the town at 9:50 the same night. Some Penn State Alumni, including Shollenherger. 113. enter- tziine11 us hurriedly 111 Kansas City 101' two hours the next morning while e11 route to Newton, 0111' next stop. This thriving Kansas town greeted 11s with 2111 audience of 211111111 1.500 111 2111 2111111101'111111 very much like our own here 211 College. From Newton we t1'211'e1e11 south into 21 veritable Elysimn. 0th- erwise known 219 Guthrie, Oklahoma. As we were the first entertainers to sing that far south on the Gulf Division. the Guthrie 1121te TROPICAL 1.1'Xl'RlANCli AT . 21 C x1:1-:111.1-:s, c.1111. 111211'ke11 21 new venture 1111' the 5.2111121 1'e. 481i mnzrrrnar Two concerts were given. one 111 the after- 110011 f111' Guthrie people 1101 e111111eete11 with the railroad, 211111 the other in the evening 1111' the railroad people from 2111 over 01112111011121. Mr 11115se1' the Superintendent of Reading Mji. 1111111115 heard the latter e1111ee1't. 211111 to 11111 s111111'ise permitted us to continue the journey. . 1'11'111111Gt1t111'1e we came 1121e11' 111111 1x21113115, 11111: 1:.11' 11111-111: 111.111' 81111511111; 111111'511211' 11113111 111 11e11111g't1111, 111'1- .11 1211111111 11:11' 111 1121111101121. 01112111011121, 211111 arriving 521111111211 i11 1111121111121. '11ex21s. linster 8111111211 11215 spent in the 111et1'111111115 1'11- 12111141111. New Mexico. 21 picture 111' whose 11121111 street is here 511111111. Here we gave 11111' seventh Concert 111 seven successive nights in 21 different state '111'11 night. W 1 arrived in .1111111111e1'11111 at 6:30 31111111211 night. 211111 those who took the Western tri11 tw11 1'1211'5 215411 C2111 i111ag'i11e 11111' e112111'1'i11 when it is known that we 112111 111 have after the concert :11 midnight. L1111si11e 21111 e 1111111111 1111 t11e1 1211'1 .11 the 1'211'1r112111 e111111111'ees 111 the vicinity of 1 rescntt. 1112111121, 111e211e11 1111 111'1121t is known :15 the Scenic RouteU from Ash 110111 to 111111e11ix, 1112111e possible :1 concert in Prescott. Same wonder 1.111 11101111t21111 for- mations 2111111111 re1121i11 11s 1111' the inconveni- enee of sitting; 1111 till f11'e O'clock the next 1111111111115 in order 111 11'et 11:1ek 1111 the 11121111 1i11e 2113;:1111 11c 11'1'11e11 i11 Needle es the next 111111'11i11g'. 211111 the 11211111 sunshine 01 C2111- f111'11i21 11e1'111itte11 11.x for the 111'st time to C11211151'e to summer :1ttire. Needles 211111 its 1112111'11111ee11t hotel. the 171 t121rees. were so well liked that the entire 11211'ty longed to s1re1111 21 week there. 15111111 Needles we journeyed to 11211'st11w 1111' the '1i11111'sd211' 11i1111t e1111ce1't: 211111 1e211'i1151' this 11121ee the next 111111'11i11g, 1001x the 1121111151 '11t tri11 111'e1' the Te1121e112111i 111111111t21i11s 211111 1111 throuph the ferti1e S2111 111211111111 1'1111e1' 111 1111'61'11211111. 111is 1121s our 121st concert stop. 2111t1e2'11'11 S21t'11111211' 111111'11111g. .'X111i1 10111 52111115 s21fe11 arrived in S2111 111'1211eise11 the western te1'111i11211. 1.:11'11est11 11esi1'i1111 t11 O'et hack 111 5111111111 1 1 but three11211s w'e1e spent in 1 1e11- ing the greatest 11011115 11.x11osition. A sig- 11211 honor 11'2152111111'111111 11s in extending an i11- 1'it21ti1111 to sing in the 11e1111s'1'11'2111121 build- 1111: 011 Monday 21fte1'11111111. 011 the return t1'i1121 11211111215 spent 111 L113 .1111ge1es, 211111 31111111211. April 19th. saw us S21fe1y1121ek 111 State College. 11 can truly be said that this was the most sueeess'ful 211111 e11j01'21111e tri11 111-er taken by 21 111118111211 01112111iz2lti1111 from 11111111 State. SAUERHOH AND C..111ES PIE 1x15 A 1151.1 K .11'1' THF. ICXI'USITION 144 1? l T4 31155 31155 31155 31155 31155 31155 31155 31155 31155 31155 31155 31155 31155 31155 1 1:1 :9 114111111514 14114 members of Girl's $lee Glub FIRST SOPRANO 11ARRIW1 1Ltu 3h55 FLORENCE P05wnnn1AKuu 11AZHL 3YERS 3h55 LITA'QQUINTIN CATHERINE DAVIS MISS DOROTHY SCHERER REBECCA GUT1HUE 3h5511ELEN STRODE JEANETTE LAIRD 3h55 ELEANOR XYrUvaE 31155 ,1 1155111111113 1Y1NN SECONDSOPRANO 112511111511 L'Il.x51-: 31155 MARION LUNG 311LDRED 11Av15 31155 ICleu LAW3NS CAROLINE FURSMAX 31155 31Amu'lam'rla 11'11.5ux 31ARGAHET 11nJJn1 3h55 LALHLxl'NUER FIRST ALTO ISDNA DAVIS 31hH .XNNA IIUNSBERGER TJELEN 1kxnnz 3h55 31AnnL SUPPLEE 31155 14UC11J2 1VWH11 SECOND ALTO 3Luuux CALLOWAY 3155 3LuuuwuuTH1R5uN IZTnEL13ANTT 3h55.XLLA LONGENECKER CECH,11A1NE5 31H5 IAHMA XYENTZRL 488 SIRICIVIEK W. II. IUHNSUX J. C. CILIIIOI'III I2ROIISIFIN,I1 PI. CII III MIIRIIIIII'. ,I. I1, SI'I'II'I'IIIII - POND :.I 121111111 AV. G. SI-1'I.rczIIII 1111111511, C. IE. - IAILCRILIVEN,II. 1I,CI1I'III11';II VEDER J. G.. COrpfil'HI II'SCII. F.E.L.,C11rpnr111 IAII-ZTZI.E,I2 C. XV.1TSIIN,J. A. Corporal - SVxDFR C. I2.R'Se15rIaIII - I REEIII'RIV' H. - .111121, ,. 1. - MOREY 1:. 12.. Cm 11111.11 - I211N121' F. I .1NGF.V1IF.III;, IV H SCIg-IIIIII MORRISON, II. II. - - YF.1GI.F.1', II Ix'. - - IIIIRCF, XX V - - . . P - - - PIIL ITZVI .1.V C D. - - 175111351211, 0. II. - - CI1CH12V. 11 12R, I M. I'. - 01115 II II - - - I.0VGEVECIxIZR, II. II. - MILLER, C. II. - - - MILLER. IV'. A, - - IIERER. II. C. - - -- SIIIIICIII Leader Musician, ' m 550.116 members SENIOR CLASS CzII'iIIIt IiII:11F1.-:1111II:I:II 'lIL - zuiIIet I2I.11111-21., J. 12., CIII'III-t II.-'. '1111111i-:11I, C. JUXlOR CLASS l21i11. Scl gI zmt C .. SII'QLIIIII Saxophone 012.1111; I2. I11, SI-I'gcunl 11h, 321550011 721111-31, AV. Ii. SII'IrIIIIIt 2III'IIcI B.1I'III;s,I'I.IILIIIIIIII.II - Curnct L12N1 ER, II. - 0111101 0' IIRIEN. I2. IA. - - - CUI'IICI M111. 11111 I2. .1. - - - IIIII'II IV'I:..II C. J. - - SOI'HOMORE CLASS - TI'IIIIIp t CAIIIUAN, .A. 31., Cnrluu'ui Saxophone DRI'MM, II. S - - CI Irinet SPENCER, IV. I - . Clarinet 12155511211, 11112111 - - - CIIII'iIIIt F.111'. C1..1UIII-: - - - Cm'IIII G1111', C1111. - - CornIt IIURVER, II - IZIIIIIIOIIIIIIII LIV111111 .1V. INF - FRESHM :AN CLASS - - DI'IIIII A. - - PILCOIU . AV II. . - I'IutI . - - II'IIII . I72. - 8111101101 ' I. - - Clarinet AVI: 111-2111, :W. C. - Clarinet I' - - - CIaI' iIIIt M .AL :AI 11V, IV. IV. - - Clarinet II 1111 .11. 1V I2 W. - - Ilm'iIIeI WI-zs'I'I'II'1 1',AI. II. - C'zII'incI EI'IIIENIIIIES Ifl III: .V'F. - Clarinet IVAIXIZ, I2. C. - 1.111 Musician, I I IUI'II Horn - 'l mmlmuc IIIII'iIIIIIc - :Iss - Buss - Buss Cymbals SIIII. Iassoun - . nrn Bass Drum Saxophone S1111. Bussoun OI'III-I - TI'IIIIIDCI r11 Iuss I IOIIIIII' I II'IIIII CI 1'11 incl Sub. B: 1850011 on net I 1111111101 Horn TI'HIIIIIOHC - TI'UIIIIIOIIC TI'mIIIImIe Ii II CIariiIct Bass 4 .4 Che 1916 LAVIE 1 J? : : I Isa?! F gist; $92,: : Orchestra members SENIOR CLASS PIRHDSTEIN, D. P... Student IIL-zItlvr Violin STRICKIIFIR, XV. R. - - - Clarinet UII-ZI'WVIIFR. C. C. - F - Vi 01in EICHELDERGER. T. C - - - Horn 5 HITFIIXFIR. E. R. - F - - Violin RUMMEII, J. K. - - F - Horn j JUNIOR CLASS O'BRIEN, R. A. F - F - Violin MIIIIIARII, S. I - - - - Viola . CRESSMAN. R. G. - - F Violin POND, G. P. F - - - Cello I XVINNmI. G. R. - F - - Violin CARRERA, J. C. - - - - Flute 1 PIIII'IzIIII, XV. G. - F F - Viola Monkow, J. E. - - - - Bassoon ; SOPHOMORE CLASS . RUIIHNS J. - F - - Violin MOIIFIY, F. R, - F - - Cornet f FREFI'IIIRN Ii. M F F - Violin KESSIER, DAVID - - - Cornet i CHARTERS II. XV. - - - F Violin HORNFIR, H. A. - - Dble. Bass ; BRIIIIIT, F. C. - - - - Violin LANGFINLERG K. H - F EuphoniuIII ; Mum G. T. F - - - Violin CADIGAN, A. M. - - F Bass Drum j Sum R C, R F - - - Clarinet GRAY CECIL - - - F - Horn 3 SPENHR, XV. II - F F - Cello LINDEMAN J. F. - - - Drum ; FRESHMAN CLASS 'F TIIUMI'SUN, X. R. - F - Violin RENEIJSIIA. XV. P. - - - Cello LAVENDER. H L. - F F - Violin BOWMAN, R. N. - - - - C0110 KREIJ. W. H. F - Violin MORRISON. P. H. - F F Drum MI'IaIJJzk H. II. - - - - Violin YI-:Ar;III:Y. P. H. - - - - Flute ; DECKER, G. S. - - F - Violin PFIIICII, W. M. F - F - Flute PETERSON, H. - F - - Violin PRUITZMAN, C. D. - -- F Sub. Oboe ZIEGLFIR. F. S. - - - - Violin FELDSER, O. B. - - - - Clarinet RARIIIIIV. C. E. F F - - Violin FRY, G. F. - - - - Cornet KFII: I-I-:. W. S - - - - Violin DENNIS, XV. H. - - - Horn 1 Russ G. L. - - - - Violin WILHEIIM, W. C. - - - Trombone I SHFIFIFIR, J. P. F - - - Violin SITES, F. B. - - - 'lromhone 5 DOIIAN P. M. - - F - Violin 5 490 , the 1916 LAVIE Ebe Ebespian Glub OLTNIHCD in INEIN, with the original pnrpuse of furthering the interest in t in tho cntlogw, tho 'lhhcspizm Club has. turing rccvnt ycars. yielded to the demand mr something of the musical as well :15 the humorous side of life, and has staged the musi- cal comcdy. Since 1906 the annual production has hccn under the efficient dircction of C Downing. of Philadelphia. and during that timc has reached a high state nf perfection. lramztt it art which has mmlc for the club a well earned rcptltntimL The club is composed 0f mcmhcrs 0f the Arm upper classes, chosen from those participating in the show or orchestra. or from those who have had an active part in the managerial end of the production. Gold medals are awarded to those members cash year who have had a part in tho prmluction. whether it he the show, the nrchestrn. or the managerial staff. The nfhccrs and mvmhers of the club are as follmvs: OFFICERS Proxidml - - - DAN E. XVELTY, 15 .SH'u-clm'y - - E. N. LEIBACIIER, '16 'I'rmsurcr - - - M. E. KRESSLEY, '13 Jlmmgm' - - - C. B. Down, '15 sldz'm'lisiugJluuagcr - tV. F. SWANSUX, ,15 .-lsxi.vianiManager - J. J. VVHJHZLM, ,IG .rlxxixmnUlanagvr - R. N. LINCOLN, '16 lilcvlririun - - LAI'REX THOMPSON. '15 HONORARY MEMBERS PROFESSOR FRED L. I'ATTHIC DOCTOR CHARLES tV. STODDART PROFESSOR JOHN S. FRANDALL MR. ARTHUR IDEERING ACTI VE MEMBERS SENIORS DAN IE. tVI'ILTY H. G. MILLER M. H. KIHCSSLY JOHN E. GRAHAM tV. IL STRH'KLICR A . I. l'IIX J. I'. CLARK t'. B. INHVD G. 1'. POND A. N. MITNHALL tv. 1 . StVANt' t tv. tv. tVlII-ITS'I'UNIC xnx II. C. 'l'IIA'H'lIICR F. J. MCLVIIHLL L. 11. SCHULTZ JUNIORS LEICESTER S. RAYNUR II. II. IFNGIJC tVA G. PtHVl-ILL E. N. LEIBACHHR G. H. LEYDEN tV B. XVAIII'ON R. A. MOYER . 3L H. FLEMING tV. C. JIMESON R..A. u'mmcx w. u. DAWSON lllllllll Count De I 21 1121111221 Azalleh Adam, :1 Self- M fade Millionaile C119 1916 LAVIE Ebespian Sbow CAST OF CHARACTERS Dick Morrison. :1 Young 1 1121y11'1'igl1t - Davis Greene. Manager of Reno 11111; chner College Chum of Dick C. H 1110111 Tn VFCIIIZR Alias Hemy B11111s;;111 Ii 1 st11l1ile Xctm Posing 213 I r1c1x11 R S. From Eden. SPENCER M. 1:111:11, J11. RAY SPAYD, L. HEMMINGER, 1.1.0111 H. SCHULTZ, A. C. FURMAN, - LEVI 1.. LAMB, . His XVife. 11111156 Hobby is Nobility. . Their Daughter - - Rosa Florctta, 1111 Actress 1 Telephone Operator - - CHORUS Girls 17.. L. CJIAI'IN.' R. .X. MOYER, , B. H. ENGLE, Men XV. N. GIVEN, I H. C1.11,1K H. II LURRE 1.1. 492 junN Ii. P.11'1. Pa. 1. T. CUNNELL, R. L. SHAY, 118 L. R. MCICVILLA, ' GRAHAM, .13 Ix XYNOR '3 .115 p 116 118 116 16 J15 117 .15 ,18 M. 17.. KRESSIX, 11; F. 2n 4.. .. ,. 11 -, 1' .2 .1 1r Tobe Bbespian Sbow MISS 1111.111 111: 131111211 111': scene 111 the 1'11'31 net is 121111 111 Reno. Xe1'2111211 111 the hotel 1011111 01 111e Reno 11111. .1 young 111211'11'1'1g'ht is try- ing 1n interest 21 successful actress in 21 play he 11218 1111111311. .15 he '1'11151'111'11'1' is 111 1111'e with 21 1 1e1e11 111121111 01 .1 purmlwm; 111,111.31 1C11e11, 11e11115111'2111ia.11151105111011 11eeo111es e111h211'1'2lssi11g 11'he11 5111'111'115e1 111 the company of the 2111eLtio11211e actresx 111'11ele11 211111 1161.1111118 111111 stop o1e1' 111 116110 1111 their 11211 11'e51. 11121111 101111111L'2111011S arise when the. 11121111110111 end 2L1'1HS 10 11111 112 ek the good grams 01 his s11eeth2'111, 211111 21 111151115 L'111111t seeking, 21 rich heiress e2 Isily 11'1115 mer the 21111111110115 mother. The second act presents 21 L'211'1111'211 1111 the hotel te1'1'21c- 211111 offers 21 splendid opportunity for the 11111511111 111e111hers. CHURI'S LEADERS M 11'. ADAM 111 EDEN 493 the 1916 LA VIE Ebe Tlfanb of tbe jJropbet Kadnnm, :1 Merchant Riad HAROLD MCCARTNFY 11:111i111:1, his hridc - - - - - MIss DAISY FANSLFR Sindabail a cousin 10-Kz1da111z1 - - - - 5 ARTHUR DEERING 111111111111;r 51:11'1 - - - - - .11155 17.1mm. 511111115 Slave girl - - - - - - - - Miss RUTH DENNISON Slave boy - - - - - - - 5 - 51:111 1VELLING Magician - 5 - - 5 - - - - C. SH IIUMAKER 111.51 Singer - - - - - - - - MIss LUCY QUINTUN Sccoml Magician - - - - - - - 1V. 11'.R1:1:D12R Slzu'c 21111'1111111115. BIC ..11F..5'.5'11.5'. PHINNY, C0111; 11.111, ZTON, 01.1111, 117111112115. AND 131.1.11'1'1: S1'1:.N'1-:-111 11111 11:1rc111 of 1531111111111. '11111E5C111011rz111'011 of 11111 wedding feast. 11111 plzw 1:1GC5 plum 111 f0111 1pi5'u111-5'. Director of .11115ic55J011N STANLEY C11.1N11.11.1.. be Dancers Hn unicr 111 their 1111pm11'1111ce1 1511151'12111511111; T111111: EP150111: 1. Opcning P10cossim1 - Entirc 1:21.51 9. The Dancing Dervishes-MFSSRS.11'1:-I. '2. C111yhz111 11211111411111.111155125 GANNT, 1.111171111111110 J1ME50N, DOYLE Mc- stTON, 61111111113, M 1CNAM.111.1.Y1:T- 111. 11x 1111111115,1?1.5'1'11N,.-1N11 1.11'2111 T1211, DAVIS, VVINGARD, AND BRENNEN 111. The Dance of the 13211111511111: 111155115 3. S011g5ST11c Moon Hangs 1.011' in 1110 DF.1.111.50N 11111151213.- .1N11 TFWIN. Purple 11. 11111 Dance 01 1111- 11 Emptian 13:111cc51 11c 131101-1151 S1:11'1:.Thc Dancing Slave SECOND 1211150111: 110116111 121:1.511111: 5. S1110 Dance - 1VAI.TF.R1VIHCTSTONIZ 1'2. The Sword Dancc5111F5'5RS. CAHALL, 1;. 1110011 Dnnco-JFIII: 1111155125 VV11.511N, ' 13111111211,1V1112'1'5'1'11NF, AND RUCNFN- 11111an1111:11:11, 1.111111, F.11'N1:NTH.11. 1..1C11 AND LYONS. 121 Cleopatras D:u 1ce-MISSE5 PATTEE, T. The Dance of the 117:1th DAV 1.5 WILSON P01111FRM1KER, AND . 15.5 RUTH DFNN150N REYNOLD 9. The Dance of the 131m 111 The 1 111:1104111110 Mohannncdans Call he Dancing Slave 211111 Chorus to Prayer '51 he C215 494 Gast for the 37 W. G. ?.jllay CARROTS Mrs. chic - 7 7 - l' l.UlUiNClC POWDEMIAKHR Mr. Lepic - 7 7 7 - 7 ARTHUR DJEERING Annette - 7 7 7 - - MARGARET I'TIIJJCR Carrots - 7 7 7 7 7 MAMH'ERITI; 7YILSUN Taraway $rincess Princess mu Geldcm 7 - - 7 LAL'RA L'Nmm Baroness V011 Brook 7 7 MARY ZIMMICRMAX Frau mn Halldorf 7 7 7- 7 MARGARET BAKER Muley, Her Daughter 7 7 7 ANNA HI'XSHERCHCR Liddy, Her Daughter 7 7 7 - LUELLA SMITH Fran Lindemzm 7 7 - - LI'CILI: XYICIR Rosa 7 7 - 7 7 7 SARA NEW Student - 7 - 7 - 7 7 7 M R. Rmcn tabs: 73le mobel First Mmlel$Thc Hard One 7 - - HARRIET Burr: Second Model The Deaf One 7 - AGNES REYNOLDS The Aunt 7 7 - - 7 ELIZABETH TRUMBATH The Artist - 7 7 7 7 ARTHUR DIEERING Bbe 6121mm: 111a? 1115311115111511 111' 1111111: 1111:1 1isc111311 V1a11121N N the ex'e11i11g'111' Deeemher 12111. '9'4 the 11e11tse11e1'Ve1Hei11e1s rose 1111 in their w 121111 111111 11erpetrute11 xnei ' glitterinfr comedies t0 the immense delight 111' :1 large and Appreciative 1e1111 State audience. XeedICss to 5115' the war in 1C11rnpe 111111 stirred up so great 2111 interest in Her- 1111111 affairs 111211 the attendance exeee11e11 111 numbers the highest hopes of the 111111121g'e111e11t, 111111 we are sure 111111 111111 1x11111111 211111 1111' 1111155 '1'1'1112e11, will not 50011 he furg'utten by those. whu were 1'111'11111z1te enough 111 see them. A11 211111e11 attraction 111 the 1111111z11e W218 21 sketch between the nets, entitled 11171711111 '1'e1111ey211111 Harry 1.:1H1111er' 111 the Hotel Hz1111111ez11111- 'l'he 1111111115 01' :1111111'111se which folIowe11 this net shows that the tw11 12111111115 eo111e11iz1115 are still 111111111111 in these parts. Special mention 511011111 he made 01' the acting- of New Sehlzltter. 11'111'1111ei11 111'111jies. 111111 1712111 11i11. W110 11111.1'e11 their parts with great e'e1ztt. EIN KNOPF 1111R111101ph Jlingen L'niversitzlets 1'1'111'e58111' - 17. 11. SCIILATTER, I5 G2111rie1e Seine 1 12111 - - - 131111. H. M. GODJICS. '18 Dr. 1x111'1 1111111 111i1ersit11ets 111111135111 - - R. VON L'N11U11, 117 Bertha Muller. 11:1111'ie1es Consine - - - 1711111' .1. 11. HILL. '16 ER MUSS TANZEN 1712111111111211111 111-1111 - - 1 - - - - CHAS. 111111102 116 113111111111. Sein Net't'e , - - 1 1 - .11. -X. SCHICIWACII. 315 1211111111. 111111 Die11st11121e11ehe11 - - 1 - 15111.. 11. 31.11.11111115, '18 17171112 W'ind 1 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1C. 1711:1111, '16 496 V w R V III V:I IVHVU XVVVIIIIII AVI WW WM, IIIIIVV 53 L ITARY qm$ mm m6mmacjmo 497 Inlllull Elite 1916 LA VEE Inlnlllll LIEUT. H. D. t'HAFFlN M. C. I ' Commandant of Cadets U. S A. Retired. Adjutant to Commandant Ebe militarijepartment --.115 Origin 0.116 mission N brief the policy of the United States has been to maintain only a very small pch manent military establishment. 11nd 111 times of g1e11t nation: 11 emergencies demand- ing :1 resort to force to call in the citizenry, trained or 11ntrai11ed,f0r ait. Up 111 the Xl'ar 0f Rel1elli011,0nr emn1tr1' 111111 1161' er engaged in a struggle of any moment and as practically all our eiti7e11s were familiar with the fundamental prin- cipals 0f the use of hrezums 11nd inured to the hardships of outdoor life 110 eFfort was 111:1Lle to fn1'the1 prepare them for war purposes. But when that mighty calamity hefell the country, the worshipped ideal of national defense that enthusiastic. patriotism c0111- bined with American citizenship were adequate for 1111 war purposes, was shattered by the ezttastmphe 0f the first Bull R1111. Ilere the untrained Liti7e11 army of the North was tle1110rali7ed 11y defeat and the little less untrained army of the South equally de- moralizcd 111' 1iet0ry. Jihe words of Geo orlre 1V ushington himself a citizen soldier, when durim,r the RC1 011111011110 111w, he said: uIfl were called 1111011 to declare under oath whether the militia tmezming the untrained citizensL had been most serviceable or most harmful, I should subscribe to the latter, were pressed home to President Lin- coln 111111 his advisers. Then for the lirst time they realized that the untrained citizenry would he unable to i111111etlizttely cope with the situation and that the war must drag 011 until these could he 1111ltle into eHiLient soldiers 111111 the soldiers made into efficient armic And in the midst of this disaster whete suffering and responsibility brought forth L'1ery good qualitv in men. the President 11ml Congress conscious of their Ohli- g'ttions 11$ Xmetiean eitize11s,-tl1e g1 eateet mortal blessing to hnnmnitygetoolx steps to guard against similar 1111prepa1etlness in the futureetlnt is. they immediately 111:1th prmisinns for training the coming generations in the military art hy establishing throughout the country l.:1nLl- Grant Colleges and U1111ers1txes 111111 prescribing that the art of anizeMilitztry Science and Tneticieshoultl he taught therein. It is. therefore. clear that not only the Military Department but the College itself primarily owe their origin to the military needs of the country, and its Mission should he to fulfill those needs. lint in the many years Of peace following the Civil 1Va1', we have concentrated our energies to civil pursuits 111111 forgotten that only after three years of war '0111' citizen soldiers l1ec1'11ne useful even against :1 similar force. 111111 thus many of those colleges 498 i127? lllllllll ualllull Che 1916 LA VIE failed to carry Out the mission for which they were primarily established. in impart- ing requisite military knowledge, but have devoted only enough time to tactical drills, ea form onlyeto snfiiciently comply with the laws for securing the annual National appropriations. The great European var has proved that in this modern day wars are not only possible but highly probable and opened our eyes to our military unprepared- ness which is next to criminal. lVe have thereby been awakened to the fact that na- tionality must be measured by other than monetary standards. Realizing that this College primarily owes its origin to the demands of the citizens for military training, it is the effort of the Military Department to impart the elementary principles of military training and turn out a class of men who. in addition to their col- legntc education and particular preparation for earning a livelihood, will be valuable in the defense of their country, which alone guarantees its continued existence and enables an enjoyment of the inalienable rights of its citizens. The Mission of the De- partment is to raise the standards of citizenship by fostering a patriotic spirit, without which any nation will lose its virility and die, and by nourishing the noblest attributes of citizenship, obedience of orders and respect for constituted authority, which are the basic principals of military training. Its mission is to increase the students business efficiency and economic value through habits thus acquired of discipline. obedience. self-control, order and command, and to develop the individual mentally, morally, and physically. For in military training the mind is developed and broadened through the strict application of rules of delincd conduct and by its incentives through a correct appreciation of the ultimate mental utility; character is founded on a sense of duty,- duty to yourself. to your fellow man and to your country,-and the sense of duty is awakened and cultivated by a military training; and no other source is more productive in developing the normal, healthy physique which will be useful throughout life, not only from the purely physical standpoint but from its good effects upon the mental and moral man. A tremendous impetus, due partly to the great struggle on the continent, was given to drill last fall. Never before had such interest and enthusiasm taken hold of the stu- dentseeverything was auspicious for a banner year. i- THE REGIMENT 499 ' 'Qii'y, Che 1916 LAVIE . u n I q .- x s I COMPANY F-'PRIZE tVlNNER T11 alleviate the emulitiun 0f unrest among the seemul-yeur men due to the mnnotony nf drill an mit-door. suh-eulihre ritie range was established and the improve- ment in inzu'lx'snmnship and interest was considerable. An in-dnor range is now being enntemnlutetl under the new gun mom where target practice may he engaged in the whole year round. Another innm'utinn was the estuhlishnient and publication of :1 system of demerits. whereby each man would know the punishment for every Offense. This ymr, when the regiment was reviewed by Governor Tenet on Pennsylvania Day, a custom was started of awarding :1 hezmtiful hand-engruvetl sahre. to be known :19 the General 1ezu'er snhre. to the captain whose company had shown the greatest progress in military drill. A lmarrl of judges IlX'uNlCtl the sahre to Captain Roth. rep- resenting F emnpzmy, to he held hy him until after the Crnnmeneement Drill. During: the winter drill vns suspended. but all the students lmtl an opportunity of taking 1111 advanced military instruction. At these elussu various military problems were taken up under the directinn of the emnmundnnt These groups were well at- tentletl 11nd helped the men in the spring;r when the same type Of problems were taken up in the held. 17:11in in Deeemher :1 movement was started to have the regiment attend the in- nngtn'utitm of Governor Jinimhnugh. but the State inaugural Committee decided that. on account of the great expense. they could not take the whole regiment. However, they did agree to take one eompzm; and the regimental hand. Pursuant to this agreement the Band and Company 17 visited Harrisburg on the nineteenth of January and Created :1 most fn- vnrnhle impressinn an the people of the com- nmnweahh. 'lihe Cadet Regiment has improved. hut it has not reached the goal to which it is striv- ing: Nevertheless. the continued progress, year after year. is hound to bring increasingly larger results to the college and the govern- ment of which it is :1 part. CHIMNEI. ll ICRUN 500 9,3 31W Hzlrtrnnft. Adams. Roberts. Mcrion. Harper. Hetznuuker. Welsh. Rishell. Brown. Dorwurt. Thomas Dnncaster. Hartman. Phinney. Van Aken. Long. Wolf. Mulvihill. Benn, 1101:1111. quldis. Barmlullur, Olmstcad Towson. Gander. Close. Roth.FrnloigI1. Heron. Licut. CImHin. Seurm.1Allen. Stewart. Lukens. Forster. Whitomzm Musser. RoII. Hcvkcl. Huig. Monro. Molly. Crnssmzm, Harm-r. Ayrcs. Bonner. Grimm Officers Xoll A1NDRH1 DAVIS CIIHIIN 1111151 Lientcnzlmt 1111:111y- -11i11tI1 I11fz11111y U.S.A1mv C01111111111dz111t 0 letts.q Prof 1:53 101' Militarv Science 111111 TucliL AIM 1110. C. A..1:11 P N.C.1:1f1' L S. .A111111 Retired Adjutant and xc:sisuu1tC0111111z11111n111 AVIIJIRIZII O. l111111111sSnN, Chivf Musician U S. Armx retiud; Bandmustm Eabet Organization FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS G. J.II1-:RuN - - - - - 1 - I1,0011cI P. AV.I I1R.11.1:IGI1 - - . - - 5 Majm Ii1st Battalion . B. C. LUIxENS . - . - . - - Majm Second Battalion AV. R. STEWART - - . - . - - Maj or 'II1i11d Battalion - - - Luptain Regimental Adjutant Captain Ruginnmal Quartcrnmstcr 1.111111111, 1N1gime11tal C0111111issa1y F. J. M111.1'11111.1. - . - C. G. B11011N, J11 - . . 1 W B $111111 1111:11 - . . - - C. MARION - . - First. Lieutenant 111111 BatmIion Adjutant 111191 BattdIiOIl J. AV1T0WSEX - - 15131 I.1c1111-11;1111 111111 Battaliun Adjutant Scumd 1311111111011 A I-.D011w.ka - - 1 I1i11's1 Lieutenant 11ml Battalion .AthuIz1111. I11i1d Battalion COM PANY OFFICERS Compum S Captains First Lisutenunts HSccnnd Lieutenants 7. J. Ii I11NN1-111.S.C.11N1:11 ?:AX I1I. IIETZNM'KER. J11. R. P. MEILY C. A. AVHl'lI-Z .11 .1N 1.; S. I2. XV111.1-11-: Y.L.1A1'11Es C. IE. IIECMZI. DAN. IT. IIART MAN II. I. PHINNY R. R. 1111115 1111 12-1212 I11mus M D BARN1101.1..111 J. F. Mussm I4I'. W. 110111 J. W. ADAMS H. S. BEAN 1i-II. G. IIARPER C. G. GUNDER G 1-. 1115111111 IIAC Iixnms II. S. CRHASMAN I Cum 11 II. J. II..1111111N11 -II.J.I.AXI11:1111N1:11 A.C.G11-.1 I 1- M AI. R Dons'uR Ix. II. 01.11ST1C.111 501 R. M00111: W. II. 1111111511115 C. K. 1511111111 .A. 1.1 H.111: MILITARY SIDELIGHTS 502 503 Che 1916 LAVIE LIAI' ?' L:' Jones Durwart Hold Staigcr .7 McDowell Lincoln Weaver 'l'ows'cn Hochlcr Cuno ' T Hathers Hill McConnell Cranstrm Wciglc Crawford Welty ; Lininger Gregg Hutchinson Baker Pickett ' ' x .v j' 7 yo mo 60 A0 : OFFICERS E :: I'I'midcut - - - . - - - - H. V. CRANsoN 15 E MCIHNNV - - - - A - - A - C. C. MCJDOWEIJ, '16 IIIaquI'I' - - - - - - - - H. HII. L, '15 j :. Assislan! I'MIIIIxIIIcr - - - - - - - D. 11 SITEWART, '15 ,3 , GPIIIIIII Secretary - A - A - , - 1 . N. D. BUCIIiuAN i f 1'1I'Jf I 111'Plt'51dl'11 t - A A - - A - V. 1.. CRAWFORD, '15 ' f SI'I'IIIId I 111' I'I'csIdL'III A - - - - A A UNU, '15 3 '7 Armin ! 'III'usIIIWII - - , - A - R. M. 11UFC111NSON,'15 7 I AJMI an! '1'. I'L'IIIIII4I' - - A - A - - ' LININGER '17 E' i ynzlwnzrm 51'UHI'IUIy A - A - - - - C.N1CCON I.'2 '.' l'I'Ix'IIIIIIII 13'1'1'1'1'1111'3' - - - - - A . WM. 11. WN'EIGLI-L '1-1 3 DIRECTORS F. N. D. BI'I'IIMAN J. 1 . SHIELDS H. XV. MITCHELL f C. A. KEYSER CHARLES L. 11L'STON J. G. 1VIAII'rI: . j CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES ': Adwrtising Chairman - - - VVAYNI. AV. xVEAVFR, '15 . .V'IOCIIIIICIShip Chaiiman - - - - - - - FR DK. HOEHI.1-:R, '15 1, C'iII Chairman - - A A - .. Enw .Aiin D. M A.I rm, '15 1,: Eiitertainmcnt Chairman - A - -- - - JOHN D. G01 D '15 ; Religions Work Chairman - A - A - DAN E XVEIJ'n, '15 5 Deputation Chairman A - - . A - S. PAUL JONES, '15 .; Church Relations Chaixmnn A - A A KENNE'III C CALNIN '15 Bible Study Chairm - A - - A AVALTER W. XVIIETSTONE, '15 Bovs 1V0rk Chairman . - A - - FRANCIS LINCOLN 15 Mission Study ClIniIman - - A - A XVIIIIAAUI R. GRIIM. '15 Handbook Chairman - A A - - . L.S BAIAI'R. l5 Publicity Chairman A - - - A - JAMES 1'1.MATIIFRS,'15 Music Chairman A - - A - - A J. VVHBL'R anan '16 New Student Chairman - . - A A HAROLD R. PICKETT, '16 Cnmmunity Chairman - - A - - A HENRY A. STAIGER. '16 Campaign Chairman A - - - - A - FRED K. 1'10EHI.ER, '15 Che 1916 LAVIE. Illullll M, M' .HJgt 1.- tr ' :xc. 3?. m. 6. TA. HE Y. M. C. A. activities for the year started with the assembling of the Cabinet on the Sunday previous to the opening of college. Nearly every one of the twenty-fwe members returned and this clay was spent in planning for the various activities to be carried on during the year. The first great success of the year was the Freshmen Reception? The Freshmen were aided in getting settled, and on Friday night after the opening of college they were introduced to HPenn State Spirit'T through a rising re- ception. The reception was made as nearly like a garden party as possible, and the Glee Club co-operated in Illaking the reception :1 huge success. The ladies of the faculty aided in a large way by decorating and taking charge of the refreshment tables. The year has been marked by many successes. The greatest of these was the Mott Campaign. but inestimable value has been given the Student body by such men as HDadU Elliot. ttCatch-my-pal Patterson, William T. Ellis, Floyd XV. Tomkins. D1 . TrVinfield Scott Hall. and others who have brought their distinctive messages of Christianity. Nine hundred and hfty men are members of the Association, hundreds are enrolled in Bible and mission Study Classes, several country Sunday Schools have been conducted by members of the Association. deputation teams have been sent out for evangelistic service: these and many other forms of service mark the activities of the Association for the year. 505 Gbe Gampaign TCVER in the history of the religious activi- ties of American colleges and universities has there been such an epoeh-niaking event as the campaign held at Penn State this year. Although our campus has in the past few years been the scene of the genesis of a new college evangelism. this year it became the birthplace of the criterion of religions revivals that has earned for our college a nation-wide reputation as the leader and paee-setter in the Side of college life that wins men to Christ. This phenomenal success becomes all the more wonderful when we consider that it vas achieved by an institution that is not secular in na- ture and in which religion had fought long and hard to gain the foothold it now has. Furthermore, it has reached beyond the realm of religion and has commanded the attention of the leaders of our na- tion to the fact that the college men and women of to-day are devoting their time to something more than the mere acquistion of knowledge that will aid them to gain a living and are devoting at least a part Of their time to learning how to live and helping others to live. JOH N R. MOTT Such results could only he obtained by the most efficient methods and forces. Most powerful of these factors was incessant prayer, which proved to be the basic dynamic force and the keynote 0f the whole undertaking, and the early morning prayer meetings furnished the motor and spiritual power for the day. No business organization ever employed more scientitie and more systematic methods in its enterprises than were usell to launch and conduct the campaign. Over two hundred and tifty formed the general committee that was suh-divided into parts which took care of the minutest details with amazing efficiency and caused the whole machinery to work perfectly without the slightest friction. This management clearly demonstrated the successful application of system to religious affairs, especially to herald and prepare the way for the leader. The leader of the campaign was the greatest living general of the Christian forces of to-day, Dr. John R. Mott, who declined amhassadorship to China that he might be- come a more powerful ambassador of.Christ to the student world of this generation. So powerful an intiuenee has Dr. Mott exerted on the thousands of students with whom he has come in contact in all parts of the world and so well does he understand the world situation of the present that he has rightly been called, One of the three great men of to-tlay. With such a character in command it is not difficult to realize the tremendous effect produced by the one hundred and titty men and women who came as his aids from all walks of life to connect the students of Penn State with the needs of the world for Christian men and women and to bring them in touch with the ways of how they might best serve their fellow men. This year the campaign was carried one step further than before, in that special provisions were made for meetings for the faculty, led by Professor Henry W'right of Yale, who hrought t0 the members of the faculty the messages especially titted to them. This phase proved so successful that it vas Clearly demonstrated that in the future no campaign would be complete without it. The meetings for the student body began on W'ednesday evening and so great were the numbers that turned out to hear Dr. Mott. that over-flow meetings were held by Dr, John D. Adams in the Old Chapel. In the Auditorium Mott brought to us in terms of remarkable simplicity the words that convinced us of our brotherhood with Christ and the unmistakable relation with the Almighty in which it is but a natural response uh. -s.-iau,,i ..-; w ...n,..u. e aa..- ,u. .uq-; uuys AI :51. 111 e nlnnugnll to the best that is in us :11111 for the preservation of ourselves and our fellow men to believe and act in accordance with the Divine XYill. No one who professed to be :1 student and of broad mind could have failed to react to and recognize the claims that were so ably presented with the logic and reason that appeal so strongly to college men and women. Of little wonder is it then that when Mott closed the campaign on Sunday night that over five hundred persons made the decision that enlisted them in the ranks of the mighty army that is conquering the world for the Son of Man. Nor was Mott alone in his invincible messages. Over one hundred and thirty helpers, representing all the walks of life into which college graduates enter, permeated the very nucleus of our student life and drove home the successes of their leader by their personal conferences, of which as many as 500 were held every day with the system and precision of the regular classes of the college, and by the group meetings held ev ery ev ening In both of these engineers met nith men and women who are engineers of human happiness and uplift, ag1icnlturists conferred with those concerned txith the raising of a better and happier gener ration of boys and girls of the farm; in short, every- one found a specialist with whom he could discuss his life problem of ser vice. T111115 there was secured splendid hartnonization of Sal :1ti0n with Service. well heerling. ttBy their fruits ye shall know them Colleges from New England to North Carolina and as far west as Wisconsin sent delegates to aid and share with us our great undertaking and to carry back to their fellow students the great blessings they had received and the knowledge of how to con- duct similar enterprises. As should be true of all religious undertakings that have separated men from their old walks of life and have set these rehorn souls aright in the paths that lead to :1 new life, a Lonserx 1111011 camplaign followed up the work begun by Dr. Mott and his asso- ciates,:111d a series of re ligious instructions were held to inform and strengthen those who were still weak in the new life they had undertaken. From the earliest prepara- tion for the campaign to the 1:151 follow-up meeting no human effort was spared to inculcate the fullest signitieance of it all into the innermost life of the student body and the very 1111 rrow of its existence. From the alpha to the omega, the greatest re- vival for Sal :1ti611 and Service ever held in :111 A11101ica11 college or university and led by the greatest student religious leader of this generation, was an inestimable force 1t1at lifted Penn State most perceptibly into the Realm of llighcr Things and made her first in the mighty battle for which the undergraduates of 0111' higher insitutions of learning are arming themselves. SPEAKERS AND SECRETARYS 507 Che .1916 LA VIE Illlllnll Tobe 'Eaglesmere Eonfcrence HIE ever increasing number of students who annually attend the Middle Atlantic Conference at Eaglesmere plainly shows that this phase of Y. M. C. A. activity is being recognized by college men and women as an important asset to their religious life. In addition, the long remembered com- petitive athletics held among the colleges represented, and the unrivaled aquatic sports on the t1 311111111 lake which 18 nestled among rugged mountains offei 11n- paralleled opportunit1 fot the harmonization of 11011121ni1111 and spirit with the 111ni5rhtv. The intrinsic thirst for 21 more intimate knowledge of the Christelike life epitomizes 1111 the arguments ever advanced in favor of this religious confer- ence school. To inihihe from its religious atmosphere the 1 filter of Life seems to he the zeal of 211111110 isolate themselves from the din of the world and learn first hand from the wonders of Nature about them the omnipotence of the Crezitoi 21s He has expressed it in the grandeur of Eaglesmere. Nor is any- one satisfied with meeting his own spiritual needs, but everyone is impressed with the tremendous need for Christian leaders in all walks of life and turns to good account the wonderful opportunities he has to train himself for 1111- lifting' his fellow men and leading them to Christ. 1Yith over five hundred students in attendance it is of little wonder that one forms acquaintances that are invahuihle and 0f inesti1nzth1e henetit. It is :1 privilege indeed to come in eontzlet with so 111:1111' fellow students of a com- mon interest and who are representative of the best for which college men and women stand Out of this large number 1 enn State 1121s aeeonntabie for sixty- eight 211111 Princeton Claimed the hanne1t1e1egzltion eonsistinU of one hundred and ten men. Pennsyhztnin 211111 Cohnnhia followed. respeeth ely, third and fourth. 508 stagnamrr' liveryune is iiiipressctl with the earnestness with which the day is begun. The morning is ushered in by the itim'ning watch which is held on the lake front and by the imiiietlizttely folluwiiig plunge in the lake. Hy this time 011C is well awake and has 21 hearty appetite for breakfast. which is served in the large dining mom :tt half-past seven. Classes in Ilihle 21ml Missiun Study occupy the time until eleven uiclock. when 2111 gather in the Auditorium to listen to zuhlresses hy the l Auders Hi the conference. such as Mutt and L1 uhon. In the afternoon physical i'ecrlzttinns hold sway and everyone can find an interest in either tennis. baseball. aquatic sports or hikes to the muutztins. Of great inter- est are the inter-collegiztte games, in which Penn State won the hztsehztll cham- pionship by defeating Pennsylvania. Columbia, and Princeton.tchietiy thmiigh the twirlingr 0f Tohin. In the evening 2:11 ztssemhletl :tt'ter supper wit the lake shore for vespei's at which 0th could not help but he drawn in closer etmimunicatinn with the Cr tutor 215 He spoke to those present through the messages of the speakers. Both the Junior Cix'ils and the residents of the resort were present to share the inspirations nf these gatherings. After x'espers the evening was given over to social activities 01' delegation meetings. At the latter it is an experience never to he forgotten to he present in 21 group seated hefore 2111 open tireplace mid to listen to the testimonial of a fellow student or to the titting' words of an 0111'- sitle speaker. The climax of the social activities comes on the last night, on which every college stages :1 stunt. Penn State won well merited applause hy her Dining Room Stunt. which was an invaluable asset to the pleasure Hf the evening. In :1 word. there is no other way in which a college man or woman can so well combine unparalleled opportunities for separating himself from the tur- moil Of a busy world and amid the grandeur Nature about him come in closer communion with the Almighty than ever heforx 11nd at the same time receive instruction in Christian lxzulership and form friendships among- fellow students he will never forget. than by attending the conference at Eaglcsmere. FAMILIAN PLACES 510 511 r! llcr II! If? v.35; otzoC hash 05w .35.: .23: mEECEm muctzazsu SEE. :aEExw 0.25:0 mi? 5.5.: mi? 15:: 52:257. 954 535155, EETJIMH 555; 355,; $in .8sz 5:55:62 505 :Eiicm 0952va mmtam 91:52 ozonzuw 2:5: 5:12: hsanunnnn EolTom-IN- CHIEF Busmeob mANAGER. ROE: BRYF EGEARY CHARLES K A'- OIPE STAFF: ABoIoTArIr EDITORD 69:09.1. WMTEIL OmANIZATION EDITORD FMTEMWY Eorrmu ATHLETIC EDITORD K WOMEND EDITOR. ' Comm, EmTqu LITERARY Emma daaAL. EDITORD ROBERT A- LOVE: HOWARD m K NEWER PAUL: 6 DRAILIER D EDMUNDw HEWITT CLARENCE- H - HEB NORMAN FEGARD ER. JAMES 3P MONAHAN WILLIS Pb OKlLLMAN RALPH D HOHER A MARQUERLTEJRWIN GRAHANV L: HEMMINCAER BENTON Aaxwmmweb HARRY 6MOLEN6 FRANPU P R060 JOHN . E FRANCI: Wll-HAM R OEHRLE REBECCAJ GUTHRIE bYRON MJ-CULP ARTIDTO VINCENT G BURN6 CmeF OEYMOUK: WAOKQWIT7. RUOH - O PRATHEIR. mam. e NLTUMN JEGSER:HARR15 HNN 6C1'1NE1U: DAMEb l: WARNER PHOTOGRAPHERb GEORQE-E: OPANGLER. EDWARD OBRLGHAM ASSISTANT MANAGERaS JOHN-F DODGE JOHN- L LEWIS PERRYJW FREAK ROBERT PJHEILY iliiilii H, 1:1 , . XGRka Hm: x 1 Pm suzurm 111111111: 11111 111111 WWW 11 1111111111 IN 11121111111: .1 v. umy wl meant . mm . tu 1:111:1131i'f h MHN' 1 11111.1111111111111 1111 11111 7.2.... '1 W... . w :1... 1 1.41:2? NA. . r2; 1 .121 um um l'qunl' 1. n u. n. Sinulm wean State. Giollegian and Friends of the College. EDITORIAL STAFF Managing Editor - - - - - Exchange E d I'tor BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager - - Circulation Manager - - - ASSOCIATE MANAGERS A. B. MUIR, 216 C. R. MASON, 217 C B. PATTERSON, 216 J F. HARVEY 216 G. G. BLAss, 317 1111' I'l'l 1K Editor-inxClzief - - - - - , - Alumni Editor - - - - - - - H124- 2Ql1ARTl-TI'E'S RFIURN nlvu v N232 T71. NW QR J R. MATIIERS .S.1PARK1NSON IR., S. BRALLIER, - R. E. GEARY, Sporting Editor - - - - - - - - D. MCKAY, L ASSOCIATE EDITORS MISS LUELLA SMITH, 217 F. F. LININGER, 217 A. R. CHAMBERS, 217 R. S. DUNKLE, 217 - J. M. HORNER, - M. TRUMPER, R. T. BRIGHT, J. A. CAREER, 1111211 1211111 111 11 31 x1: x2: Published on XV ed11esday of each week by students of the Pennsylv ania State College for the interest of the Students 11 aLultV, Alumni 215 15 I6 16 216 ,15 ,Is 117 ,17 1.1 111111111. 1 111111111121 ' IIIIIIIII '7 If ditor- 111- C11in - Busincxs Managu . - Aosmlant Editor - Art Editar Advertising Manager Circulation Manager F. N. BUTZ. T B. C. LUKENS R. M. FOSTER, W. R, OEIIRLE, '16 R. C. GREENLAND, '17 ' WW 9-.1 lilliil'ldhhi'ivik' H1 ' 111.1 1 H i C11g, 1916 LA VIE .. W'. 0151131111, Elm 713mm State Trotb 7 Published Monthly by the I oolish Students of the College to 0mm the Humorous Side of College I ife THE FOOLISH GENTLEMEN 7 ' - - - - W. XV. WEAVER. 5 C A. SIPE, '16 M. C. GILPIN, '15 BRINGIIURST, '15 I R. MIII..E11 '15 13.111259513101131 ' C. K. - - - - G. EDITORIAL STAFF G. L. IIEVIMINGER. '16 B. S. CUMMINGS, '16 '17 D. D. MASON, '17 ART STAFF . '15 R. S. DUNKLE, '17 '17 R. HENSCIIEN, '18 BUSINESS STAFF C. H. FETTER, '17 J. L. XVAY, '18 W. R. SKILLMAN. '16 C. E. BARRow, '18 DORFF MOORE, '17 515 C11 e f, 1916' LAVIE iIIIIIiI Farmer Tmmm w. rHE PENN STATE EAEMEBj Ebe Tenn State Warmer Published Monthly by the Agricultural Society of the Pennsylvania State College. Editor-in-Chicf - - Assistant Editor - W'. R. SKILLMAN, W. N. Lowuy, ,16 G. C. BROADBENT, Business Manager - - Circulation Manager - M. A. DIEHL, ,15 J. D. ZINC, s16 G. L. REISNER, s17 EDITORIAL STAFF MISS MARGARET HILLER, N. E. GARBER, s16 A. E. BERGER, ,17 BUSINESS STAFF H. R. PICKETT, s16 L. E. ROBERTS, ,17 J. L. WAY, s18 P. S. BAKER, F. E. FREDETTE, ,13 S. R. HENNING, H. S. KJELLMAN, ,15 115 .1 ,Is YIS the 1916 LAVIE llllllll' I: n 1'1 i n'i n4 7 Jade DJ N 713mm State mining Quarterly Published by the Mining; Society of the Pennsylvania State College. EDITORIAL STAFF EdiInr-in-Chivf - - - - ' A. Ii. RIIUADS. 15 ASSOCIATE EDITORS V. L. AYRES, W6 H. H. SHAVER. 16 BUSINESS STAFF - - G. Y. LL'ERSSEX, '15 - G. C. FAL'ST. '16 - H. B. NORTHRUP, Buxinvsx Mmmgvr - - Assisianf Buxinms Manager - - Twasurcr - - - - - NIHV BUILDINGS . 518 the 1916 LAVIE IIIHIIII V32 v ,vavv.v vagfggv;.?gfy'w N . 1.33 $:: ::::3 Q Q $ f W. X x QR, ,.. , . x x p v.G '. .e.:........ $9.9. x $59M..ew 4W o I $ :GR'u'fo'f: Kiitilv .X nn-r; - 1. sxx - -.--..- . , an x . ' xxxv x sx x x ---- kate .n-nuv . v ' v $ 5 5 5 a . $9 w. t a . 3 ; p .6! ..y xv v- ' x .3 mos 0's ; .i $ G . 3$ 39535$ X V 6. . . '. v vayh .. w ' ' $' , k $ wA' .u. ash. mac; w-ln H 1.704 m I1--'1d :IIIIILPI'JSUI .J'Debating EBA'HNG received a great impetus this year by the arrival of Prof. T. T. Marshman of Ohio tVes- Prof. Marshman has long been noted as one of the best teach- ers of debating and oratory in the state ut' Ohio. and Penn State was singularly fortunate in securing his services. Imme- diately upon his arrival here the debating activities received new life. and trials were held early in the fall. earlier than they had ever been held before for the teams. Five debates were scheduled. two with 17. 81 M.. Elllti one each with ttestniins- ter. XV. t? J. and University of Pittsburgh. For these debates five different t e a m s w e 1' e chosen. this being the first time in the history of Penn State that there have been more than two teams representing the col- Ieg'e in this line of activity. The mum. .xti-xnsmtixx woi'k of administration of de- mm..i.,gu,uch hating also showed signs of progress under the direction of Mr. S. P. Jones. president of the Debating Council. A new constitution was drawn up for that body. pre- sented t0 the Student Council. Student Body, ratified and passed. The name was Changed to the Forsenie Council and was given charge of all affairs concerning debating lelli oratory in the college. increasing interest has been noted in debating ac- tivities for the last two years and it is hoped that with- in a short time greater interest will he aroused tip amnng the student hotly and greater support will he given to the men who spend so much of their time in preparing fur and participating in this form of college activity. ' S. P. JONES President Forensic Council 520 lyan College as debating coach: , :2; :2 y nnIIIHUII Ebe .jDelta Omicron HONORARY DIEBATI NG FRATERNITY Organized 1914 Organized to Promote the Iklmtiu;r Interest: of the College and as a Reward to Those XVho Have 3articipated in Inter- Collegiate Debating and Oratory. FRATRES IN FACI'LTATE E. J. HALL .T- T. MARSHMAN Seniors HENRY VIGOR CRANSTON SOLOMON PAFL JONES Juniors ROBERT FMMET GEARY WILLIS ROWLAND SKILLMAN Sophomore FRED FUL'SE LININGER 521 Illlllll. IIIIIIII Che .1916 LAVIET ?Debating Council Debuting Affairs Are Administered by the Debating'Council, a Body Composed of Two Seniors. Two Juniors, One Sophomore and One Freshman. Appointed by the Presidents of Each of the Classes. These Men Are as Follows: Presidmzl - - - - - - S. P. JONES, ,15 Secretary h - - - - W'. R. SKILLMAN, h16 Trcasurcr - - - - - - J. T. MARSHMAN M. W. BLACK, yId L. M. LEARN, 17 R. E. GEARY, H6 ELLIS KELLER, HS ,Wh MW V h w? mh wux-MuLMMM; 3h Cl PD KC w mxw Hum - I I I I I I I I .,,.,Che 1916 LAVIE Tranklin anb marshall-Tlenn StatcTDebate AT LANCASTER, MARCH 5, 1915 8:00 P. M. QUESTION Ramltwl: That the L'nited States Should Abandon the Monrne Doctrine. Afiirmalic'c TFUIIl-PENN STATE NcgutitIc Tmm-F. 6k M. BEATTY HENDERSON DIMIT GEORGE KUNKLE, JR. L. E. MELHUISII C. W. XX'ATRING JOHN ANDREW DEFERIE J. S. HOLLENBACH JUDGES OF THE DEBATE PROF. CHARLES S. DAVIS, Steelton. Pu. PROF. BRADFORD O. MCINTYRE, Carlisle, Pa. PROF. JOHN DOLMAN, Philzulelphia. Pa. DECISION: Franklin and Marshall 2; Penn State 1. MHIHUIIIHHHN NW W w m I H Hm I I I HI; IIIH III III III: IIII'IIIIIIIII II I I I I H VIIH .IHII H Tfranklin anb marsbaII-Tenn Statewebatc I AUDITORIUM, MARCH 5, 1915 8:15 P. M. QUESTION Rcmlt'ml: That the L'nilcd States Shuuld .Uxuulun the Monroe Doctrine. .r-ilmrmuli'zm Tram I5. CK' M. .chaii'z'c Tazm-PENN STATE C. L. MARTIN W. R. DIEM ALDUS Ii. KEGEREIS H. V. CRANSTOX JOHN M. HERZOG j. K. MILLER CHAS. A. HARTJER, Mlternutw H. I9. FLA HAVHAN, hAhematw PRESIDING OFFICER GEORGE GILBERT POND. Dean of the School of Natural Sciences, The Pennsylvania State College JUDGES OF THE DEBATE PROF. X. H. WELLS - Principal of Central High Schuol, Scranton. ja. PROF. H. j. STOCKTON - Principal of High School. johnstown, Pa. DR. 1. H. llkmlmum - - - - .lh'esident 0f Juniata College Dlinsmx: Penn State 3: Hanklin and Marshall 0. 52-1 II the 1916 VLA-Vm IIIUIIII IIIIII Westminster -'Il arm. State ?.Debate AUDITORIUM, MARCH 26, 1915 8:15 P. M. QUESTION Resolwcd: What the United States Should Abandon the Monroe Doctrine? Ammnativc Tcanz WEsTMINsTER Ncgatiw Tcam-PENN STATE W. XV. BRAHAM E. J. KENNEY W. I. GRUNDISH R. E. GEARY F. W. ORR J. L. E. MCCORD W. A. JEWEL, LAltematQ J. A. MARTIN, LAlternatd PRESIDING OFFICER FRED LEWIS PATTEE JUDGES OF THE DEBATE PROF. W'. W. RAKER - - Principal of Tyrone High School PROF. H. N. FOLLMER - - - - - Susquehanna University PROF. E. A. HOWER - - - - - - - Johnstown. Pa. DECISION: Penn State 2; Westminster .-4 U! M Ul Che 1916.. LA VIE Knivusity of wittsburgb --jJenn State. chate AT PITTSBURGH, APRIL 9TH, 1915 QUESTION choltrml Phat the United States Should Abandon the Monroe Doctrine. Aernzatiz'c-'L7. OF P. ' Ncgalit'c PENN STATE B. M. SELECKMAN W. R. DIEM ,: F. W. GLASER W. R. SKILLMAN 1,: E. B. GEORGE O. W. SWARTZ PRESIDING OFFICER CIIANCELLOR S. B. MCCORMICK JUDGES OF THE DEBATE MR. C. D. SCULLY MR. R. L. THOMPSON MR. FRANK FLOOD RESULT Penn State 3, University of Pittsburgh 0. 526 the 1916 LAVIE: 2 4; 3, i2 Washington anb Heffzrson-Tmh State $ebate AT STATE COLLEGE, APRIL 9TH, 8:I5 P. M. QUESTION Rvsoltwl: That the L'nited States Should .Xhzmdnn the Monroe Doctrine. Affirmatit'c Tcuuh-PENN STATE GEORGE W. MILLER, ,1;- WILLIAM H. LOCKE, H7 JOHN E. MORRow, ,16 EDWIN A. RICIE,SpCCi2l1. LXlternatM Negative TUUHI-WY. 8; J. JOHN ELDER, ,15 ROBERT A. CUNNINGHAM, ,16 WILLIAM W. HAGUE. W6 CLYDE D. ORR, '18. L-Uternatm PRESIDING OFFICER W'AIXI'ER RICHARD CRANE, Dean of the School of Mines. The Pennsylvania State College JUDGES OF THE DEBATE J. BANKS KURTZ, Attoriley - - - - - Altoona, Pa. G. W'. MOSSER, Secretary Chamber of Commerce - - - Altoona, Pa. REV. V. POTTER VAN TRIES, Broad Street Presbyterian Church, Altoona, Pa. RESULT Penn State 3. Vashingt0n and Jefferson 0. Enter-Glass ?Debate Tm: :XL'DI'rumrM, MAY 16, 1914 QUESTION R630 T'Ctl'i That the Jkalcral Government should assume mx'nership of all telephone and telegraph lines within its boundaries for just cumpensmion, con- stitutionality concwled. .-1l7irmuti7'v : 1916 :chalh'v: 1917 BENJAMIN C. JUNICS $11th WM. H. LOCKE, $21th 13. RUSSELL FRICTZ .lJiONARD l. OWENS XVM. A. GHUD KENDALL D. STUART J. MORRIS HORST, LXlternatQ JMIN .X. Dlslhsnui, LUtm-natm JUDGES OF THE DEBATE REV. ROBERT REED MR. HALL Du. LEAN PRESIDING OFFICER Puma W'JIJJAM D. CROCKICTT RESl7L'F-wFFCShl11CH 3: Sophomores 0 Humor Oratorical Gontest Urnrty-SCCOIHH THE AUDITORIUM, MnNDAv, JUNE S, 1914 M LYSICNN'M am'scllc Napolcodi-Collegc Orchestra Ludcrs hA National Duty Xnmnx EARL HARTMAN ORATION - - - - ORATION - - - HOur Permanent Asset RALPH DEPUY 1301.15 ORATIUN - - - - Living for ICHicicncy ARTHUR CARL HORST ML'suthriumphal March from Aida - Verdi ORATIUN - - - - Protit vs. Lifc'l BEATTY HENDERSON DIMIT ORATIUN - - Individual nr Cnllcclivc Bargaining 121mm FREDERIC OT'F M YICR URATIUX - - N A Need and Its Challcngc HI-znumi XIANIHCRHRIFT LUERSSEN Mrsn: - - - - College Orchestra Reading; of thc Hmwr Null of the Junior Oratoricul Contest xlIUIUHIIH'IIIUIH of 11:11ng .JZUUHI 11nd Pl'vsvnluliun Hf Prism '1th Barlow Oramriczll Prizc-$51jb EEA'rrx' llrzxmmnx DnH'r Thv College Ormnricul Prize Tic Ak'rHI'k CARI. TIURST, EDGAR FREDERIC OTTMYER JUDGES OF THE CONTEST Ii. N. BAER, ESQ. - - - New Castle, Pa. FREDERICK L'NnERnILI. . - - Lansdmvnc, Pa. PROFESSOR R. ERNEST: - - - - Grocley, Colo. 529 t', . H. DIM IT HIIRST I UTT M YER ,1 ,, I723! a1; j$'1' i: :1 1 , 57-. 'J I V .1 E g 3 3' ! 1 Scholarship TAwarbs julm W: White Senior Scholarship - $200.00 Cash G. Y. Mucussux, ' ' Jl john W. White Junior Sclmlzu'ship - ' - $150.00 L'ush R. A. Low, '16 Louise Carnegie Schnlurship - , - $100.00 L'ush liach 5'v111'u1w .l 111111111 H. Y. CRANS'IWX, '15 17. M. MAKER, '16 1.. D. GRAHAM, '1 31155 M. HILLICR, ' 1 x 5 M G. BURNS, '16 I L. R. 121CK, '16 j. l1. SI'RICNKICL, '10 U1 II. N. LYUNS, 1 C. A. lh'm:11,' 'Jl 15. Alternate Ii. 11151151511, '16. Mtcrnntc M illcrs' 1155110121111 111 Prize $50.00 Cash 'V. K. NHUI - - - $25.00 Cash W. H. MA'I'IIICR, '15. HYL'I'HN R. lhwwx, '11. Charles 15. Hzn'clzly Scholarship 1111' Cameron County jwllx HERTIG, '18 Intchchnlastic 'I ligh Schuul Meet Schulzlrship JHSICI'H R'Il.$11N,'18 Stale College High Schuul Schulzn'ship ICHNA GLENN, '18 State 15610111111111 111' 1Yomcn's Clubs Scholarship $100.00 Cash HARRIET BLl'lC, '18 2-: r5 Kim K- A !QTW I 5 HF 55 Wig u 5 x Ms: 4: m; r 55A K , .abmg . 558,5; 3; fit. '53 .6qu $1 $75 .1. 55-195 .m5mm 3 5. 4N .3 ; WM I I I WI; alr5219r: KCIIIIIIL'y II'IIIIIIILI- llt'ill'r l'L-rIIy SI . . . s v- I 1-. ISthIilll'r IFI'I-IIL'IIL' Downs lnl knoll 111mm K-lhn Hr IILIIIL'IIstL-II RL LI;:L us Marsh IirL- 'L' 'IIIIIIL-L- Hm L'CS Iaihlc Hiysrnii MI-Iwrl Zink Iinmlnin Urnssmzm IIIIII'III' Davis Wulf luuiuilsh l iIIIit IPruIT J L-IIL-s KCHOF HL- IIIII III: RllL'h .ILIIIIIIs DH ';LI Sp rL-n IkLIl Civic Club, Officers for 1914-15 EXECIYTIVE COM M ITTEE III'I'IIII'III'III - - - A - - S. IHIIIII .iIINICS. 'I5 l'iIII' PI'I'SI'IIL'III 7 - - - . .l. .11. RIILIII, 'I6 .SiI'III'I'IurIu'lirI'IIIIIII'III' , - , I R. M. IIICLIKICII, 116 II. IIIIII'II, I; W. R. SKILLIIIIN, 'III ADVISORY COMMITTEE i'IL'IIIF. Ii. IV. ZLILIK. L'IIIIII'IIIIIII 11mm. U. 1:. IILIIILIKI-Z IIII'. .III'IIIIIIII IIIII.IIII-:s DR. J. H. .hSlIWIIRTII DR. l5. ll. tiIIIIIIK 'Iihc i'CIIlI Slillt I'iIIiLI Huh was organized DCCCIIIiICI' J. 1001;, lIlItiCI' IhL: IiiI'CCliUH Hi. 111C HCIIHHIIICIII III History and INIIiIiLIle SLIILIIILIC. :IIILI IllHiCl' the gIIIileIIILIL' of its president. XIII. II. M. iriSiICI', the activity and IIIILIgIIILIss Hi the LIhIh during; the first year LII its CXiSiCHCC I'L-IILIhL'Ll high enough SIIIIILIIIIILI 1H sc- CIIYI lUiIHiSSiUII In tho lIIIL-II-L'LIIIL-gizitc CiI'iLI League. 'i'his nrgnnizntinn until recently consisted LII IiI'III-IIiIIL' CilIiIS IIILIIIILIII 211 the lending LIIIHchLIs 11ml IIIIiICY- silics, hut IIUIY hzis :IIIiIiIIILILl itself with tho NIIIiLIIIIIi Municipal League. of which it has iICCUIIIC thL- lIIILIII-L'IIIIL-gizilc ViViC CUIIIIIIiHOC. .13 ths iICCII the LIIISILIIII in the past. :1 CHIHI'HIiUH will he hLIhl LIIILIIII' spring III which CilCil LIhIh semis HIIC delegate. The aims Ui 1110killiII'll'L'L'llliI'CiI IIUII IIIIIlisIIII :IIILI 11ft IIIIIiIIIIIIiIII III H'U' I10 :1 IIIIIYC gL'IILIIle illlCI'Chl :IIIILIIIg IhLI students LII tho i CIIIISIiHlIIiH Slum 1 IIllL'fI'c in tho pl'UiIiCIIIS LII 3mm! fI'UYCI'IIlIICIII :IIILI frond citizenship In sclL-LI iUI' mem- hcrship IIICII IIhn I'IIIL- illlCI'CHICIi iII SIILIEli imliIiL: 11. and LiI iL pI'LIhchIIs. and to LI'ILI'II IIIICISUIIIli IIIILI :ILIiIILI iIIIL'I'L'sI :IIIILIIIg iiIC llICIIliICIS LII 1iIC Lhih III the p10- IIIUIIHII Hf gum! g'IH'LII'IIIIICIIl IIIiIh L-spL'LIizII H'iCl'CIICC In State LII iiUIIIIS-I'iI'IIIIiI'l. .. .. -.hd -.:. One 1916 LAVEE IIIJIIIII Gbe liberal TArts Society OFFICERS lm-sidvnt - - - - - - j. R. HARRIS, '16 I'icc President - - MISS HONORA F. WIIALEN, '15 Secretary - - - MISS MARGARET MCNAMARA, H7 Treasurer - - - - - PROF. W'. H. BARBER The Liberal Arts Society is the oldest literary society at the Pennsylvania State College. Its active 111emhership consists of faculty and students from every school in the college; an honorary membership which consists of the leading men of the United States. among whom are: President XViIson. ex- President tV. H. Taft, Theodore Roosevelt. and Judge Ben Lindsey. The purpose of the society is threefold: First, it aims to create an inter- est in literary work: secondly. it encourages originality in thought and com- position; and thirdly. it gives 21 training that will enable the speaker to express himself or herself freely before an audience. The meetings of the society are open. and any one whether a member or not is free to attend. At these meetings topics of present day interest are dis: cussed. Topics of Science, Literature and Art are dealt with according to the modern way of thinking, and in a most interesting fashion. Illlnaunl CF 1916 LAVIE A Am; KM..- linllingor ICtMingcr Greenwuhl Ross Warner Mor w Dcitrick Horst ' nson Manrd Jones hietl. Diem Harris. Adam Duppstzult Carson Rnnmls Dr. Ashworth Dimit Williams Skillmun Davis Eb f S i t OFFICERS lh'vsidvul - - - - - - H. II. DIMI'I', '15 l'ivc Pl'csidmf , - - - '- W. R. DIEM, '18 .S'a'rvlarvx' - . - - - - G. C. DIETRICK, 18 'lhrmxurvr - - - , - L. W. Mummy, W7 SvrgmmI-ul-.-lrm.v - - - - H. 13. anxns, HR The Forum Literary Society although probably the latest organization 10 enter the literary Hold :11 Penn State is rapidly hccnming :1 leader in this phasc of our college life. As a literary svcicty it aims to develop and train its members not Only to express their thoughts and ideas clcnrly and concisely, but also to give them the sclfvconlidencc and case in public spcaking which is acquired only by constant practice. The nmotings are held weekly in the Liberal Arts Building. The programs consist of debates, orations, essays, readings, and impromptu speaking, Also original short stories. poems. and illustrated lectures on travel are givcn hy various members of the society In addition to the regular performances. special programs are frequently given by mmnhcrs 0f the faculty. The success and value of thu wnrk of the society can be judged from the record of its 111cmhcrs. During the short two and a half years of the life of the society, it has numbered in its membership six junior armors. scvcn 'vzn'sity debaters, hcsides many class debaters and leaders in other college activities. The requirements fur 111mnhcrship are :1 strong desire for improvement in the self- cxprcssirm hacked hy :1 willingness to do your best. 534 IIIMIDII Chef 1916 LAV-m I'IIIIII Tirobibition .ieague OFFICERS Prmidmzt - - - - -. - L. IS. MCCmt-D. 15 Vice President - e - V P. S. CROSSMAX, '16 Secretary - - - - - - R. M. DECKER, H6 Treasurer - - A- - - - G. XYOOD, H7 Reporter - - - - - - W'. W'. LmVRY, 16 The local Prohibition League is :1 branch of the Intercollegiate Prohibition Asso- ciation. This organizatit'm has leagues in over two hundred and forty colleges and uni- versities throughout the United States and has an enrolled membership of over seven thousand members. It is the largest student movement of a civic character in American colleges. It distinctly emphasizes the mural responsibility of educated men in public affairs, and lays special stress on the study of the civic. sociological and economic aspects of the liquor problem. Study classes are conducted in the various colleges fur the pur- pose of finding out the exact truth concernim,r the liquor traffic. The local league. having an enrollment of nearly one hundred members meets once every week. Part of the meeting is given over to a study class. During the last year the study class has been led by Prof. Harley and by a series of lectures he has shown the effect of alcoholic drinks upon the human body. During the year deputation teams are sent out to villages near the college to give talks on -the liquor question. An essay and oratoriezll contest is conducted each year by the league. Prizes are then given to the winners who are eligible to compete in the state contests held each year. By these means men are being developed who have :t clezlr insight into the liquor problem and who are also prepared to lay these facts before the people of :my com- munity in which they might be placed in after life. .. , t 31 I FD I A :tjiLae 1916 LAVI w 1; mm Nauan C: M M '. L , 43 r19 1H3? mm weutscber Verein Hmmh OFFICERS ltrmidvnt - - - - - F. P. SCJILATTER, '15 I'll? Prcsidvnl - - - - MISS GUTHRIE, '16 Secretary - - - - - M. A. SCHEPPACH, 15 'lV-casurcr - e - - - - DR. COLLINGS During the past eight years the Deutscher Verein has been a means of stimulating the interest of Penn State students in German customs, literaturet history, and language. The attendance at the meetings of the society, and the large membership has shown that this interest in German life is real and active. Membership in the Verein is open to all who are interested in the German customs and life and who have had or are taking any course in collegiate Ger- man or its equivalent. Visitors are welcome to attend the meetings. W At the regular meetings of the society the programs consist of lectures song's, recitations, or short sketches portraying German life. Each year the Verein has presented 21 short German comedy. This year ttEin Knopf, by Julius Rosen, and UHF Muss Tanzen? by C. A. Paul. were successfully staged before an appreciative audience. Various receptions and an annual dance com- plete the social program of the Dentscher Verein. hetewew Wwew OFFICERS Proxidmf - - - MUNSUEL'R 11'. 11. DUHcMJ'JJi, 115 1711? President - - - MONSIEUR M. Comncuo, '16 Secretary - - - - MONSIEUR L. P. TEAS, 116 Treasurer - - - MADAMOISELLIC 11151111111: DAVIS LE CONSEI'IL D' ADMINISTRATION MON. 1.1: PROFESSEUR L. M. BURRAGE NI. MILDRED DAVIS. '15 MON. J. C. IlAR'mum 1-11, '10 The t'Liercle liranczlish of Penn State College was organized in February. 1912, under the direction of the I'Tepartment of Ronmnee Languages. The purpose of the society is to stimulate a greater interest in the French language and 1iterature by means of conversation, readings, 1eCt11res, and so on, wholly in French, in which 110th students 211111 faculty join. Membership is open to any student or member of the faculty who has the desire and the ability to Speak and understand at least easy French. A nominal 1111c, contributed to the running expenses of the society are paid in the beginning of the year. Vis- itors are at 2111 times welcome. The 10ml Cercle has been admitted into affiliated relationship with the Federation de 1 .r'vX111'zmce Francaise. 1m interna- tional Organization for the promotion of the knowledge of the French Izm- g'uag'e. with about seventy groups or chapters, of which twenty-fwe are in the 1eac1111g colleges of the United States. The headquarters of this federation are in Paris, so that the society is brought into close and vitzl1 touch with the coun- try whose 1ang'uag'e it is using. 5:3 13 Eosmomlitan Glub tCordn Frzltrew OFFICERS ltl't'xlklvul - - - , - CLIFFORD HURRUCKS, 15 I'll? President - - - - K. G. 57,1.1'11113, '15 511611110131 - - ' - - - Et'ulixw Rnlmmmaz, '15 Trmsm'vr - - - - - P110111 1. L. FOSTER :Ixsisluuf 'Itrmmn'cr - - - - C. K. Chow, '18 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Plum. 1. 1., FOSTER PROF. G. h. ZHOK The Comnopolitan Club of the Pennsylvania State College was founded in 1910 by :1 grOup 0f A111eriezm and foreign students. The main object of the organization is Ht0 pramote :1 better understanding of the political. eeo110111ie and literary phases of different countries.u The club belongs to the Association of C05111opoh't2111 Clubs, which is the American branch of the Corda Fratres, the International Federation of Students. whose object is to encourage friendship and mutual umlerstzlmling' among the students of the world. XVhat the Cosmolmlitzm Club stands for is well summed up in its motto: AhOx'e all nations is hnnmnity. gift; 2' annnrllx 2,222. 2:, Inunlllll MONO the 1112g2111i121tio11s 0f the eullege there have been none which have played 21 more prominent part in the activities 111. the students than the 11ep211't111e11t211 Societies TheSe 51'1eieties have been organized in order to give the student 21 better perspective Hf his course. to frive him opportunity to impart his experience to his fellmv classmen. 211111 to 11121111111122 the work of the departments of the college. E21011 school 11215 one 1112 more of these societies. 211111 in the Sehuul 11f ltnf2i11ee1ing' 211121 Agriculture. there are sneieties which extend to every option offered to these students. I11 the Engineering School 211111 the Sehuul of Forestry. the local societies 211'e junior 111e111hers of 21 national 111'f222111i221ti011 211121 215 such the 111e111hers have the privilege of heemning affiliated 11ith 11011211111 technical 1111; 2'2111i221ti11ns upon their 521'21111121ti1111 The literary societies have played 21 very 11120111111ent part in the cultural de- velopment of the students. Both the Lihe221l Arts Society 211111 the Furum have through their efforts encouraged cultural education 211111 2122220111121ishments. Both societies 211'e receiving :1 more united support than in the past. and successful future is fm2e221st for them. CBVBLE THIS WAY 1!! 21' .1 ENG CLVB 2?. 1, MONDZYE 13:; V $1.3 -1-cMA12H-22 - ,2 re T BY' KEEP. So WILL U3 mu. bPC'AK T1NY Downs on KENN NtDV 1s MAO Nu. HM oEATioN WOIP THE OTHER Two ALLOVI 1T. 1 Tm nor mm M 539 wurnnnnnn ERKIH1IEI OFFICERS lU't'sidt'ui - h - - - - H. C. Wlmalg '15 I'I'n' Provident - - , - H. R. PICKICTT, 'I6 .Sl't'rcfary A - - - - - D. L. Dumux, '16 Trmmzrm' - - - - - C. H. MARION, 16' The Agricultural Society of the Pennsylvania State College was organized in February, 1906. for the purpose of furthering the interests of the School of Agriculture. the Experiment Station and the students in the Agricultural School. All students and instructors in the School Of Agriculture, Depart- ment of Home Economics, and Experiment Station are eligible to membership upon payment of dues. A club room is maintained by the Society in the Agricultural Building for the comfort of its members and for the gene ':11 use of all students and faculty. lti-monthly meetings are held at which programs are rendered by the mem- bers of the Society, and frequently the services of men prominent in various lines Of agricultural endeavor are secured for the evening. The general atmos- phere and tone of the Ilieetings is toward a broader conception of agriculture in all its phases coupled with :1 desire to learn and to help by mutual effort. The Penn State ,lizll'mer is issued monthly by a Board of Students selected by competition from the members of the Society, acting under the guidance of an Advisory Stat? consistingT of faculty members appointed by the Dean of the School. The Agricultural Fair Association. consisting of a Manager, Secretary, and 'lireasurer, each with three assistants, conducts an annual fair for the pro- motion of better agriculture and for arousing greater interest in the School of Agriculture. The Association strives as far as possible to interest farmers and to induce them to send exhibits or to visit the fair and college in person. The Agricultural Society if given proper support has the power of becoming rm inHuentinl factor in the agriculture of this state. RABQAPPLET e cw; mm A Til'lr'gmlii a. w. M ' t I unguvw .a 1LT OFFICERS President - - - - - - D. ll. STEWART. '1: Vice President - - - - R, D. tixSSICLniaRiw. '15 .S'vcrviury - - - - - - J. M. Holman. '15 Treasurer - - A - - l9. 8. lh'r'rizusnx, '15 The Crahnpple Chili is composed chiefly of those students specializing in Horticulture. Any student in the Schonl 0f A'Xgricultm'e is eligihle for mem- bership as are members of the Faculty zmd Experiment Station stuff. The purpose of the Chili is to zulvzmce the interests of Horticulture and to bring. zlhmit the active cooperation of all members interested in the practice of horticulture. This purpose is carried out by meetings that are held twice a month. At these meetings lectures are delivered by members of the faculty and practical horticulturists who are visiting the college. The memherx of the Club also take an active interest and many meetings are led by members. who tell of many of their experiences chiefly in the line 01' summer School work. Every fall the club Conducts :1 hm'tieulturztl exhibit at which time exhibitions of fruit. Howei's. and vegetables are secured fmm all parts of the state. The organization is worthy of the support of all the students on agricul- ture aml they will not only he benefited by membership in the club. hut in this way they 0th stimulate interest in their profession. 541 nInIuIlI E1111 1.1199113 Lev 1E ILIIFIIII OFFICERS Prmiduul - - - - - - Li. Ii. 511111151135 '16 .X. i. L'1111'1.151'. '16 - L. Y. 111'NN, 1111 R. LYMAN, '17 I'I't'v 1111.11th1! v , , 711711.1'111'111' - - 7 - - .81111'1'1'111111' - - - - - - 1'1'1'17 Prexizlcul 11f I11l1'1'-1'11ll11g1'1111' 11.1'.1 11 11. 1C. 1111111111115, The Pennsylvania State Cullege 1:111'estr'1' Society was organized as :1 1111711 1111111 in 11107 to advance the interest 111 its 111e11111e1's, and 111' 1'11-1111e1z1ti1'e work, to advance forestry z111111g general lines. At the 11egi1111i11g-111't'11e present year the s11eiety was admitted into the 111- te1'-e1111egiate 11ss11eiati1111 11f Forestry Clubs, :1 national aea11e111ie 1'1rga11izati011. the 1111jeet 111' which is to create interest 111. 211111 sentiment for scientific forestry in :111 its branches 211111 111 encourage 54111111 fellowship 2111111119; the students 11f different se1111111s. This association is e111111111se11, at present. 111 se1'e11 eluhs, 1121111e1ytv 11211'1'111111. Yale. 11111-111111. Michigan, California. Mt. .11t11, 111111 Penn State. Once every t11'11 114ee11's. 1111111154 the e1111ege year. the society meets at the Forestry Building. 111 the 111eeti11gs. talks 111' the faculty. 111e11111ers. 211111 visite ing' 1111'este1's are feat11re11 and the subjects 111' these speeches are 111:111e the t11pie11f1q1e11 discussion. The 111e11111ers then retire 111 the 1111111 111111111 which has been placed. 111' the fae111ty at the disposal 11f the club. A tireplaee has hee11 built 111' the 111e11111e1's 01' the s1 1eiety 111111 this. with the 11ee1'11'ati1'111s gives the 1111111 1 an at11111sphere 111 the hack 111111111s. Here the 1'111'este1's are drawn tugether after the 111cetit1g 1-1111 s11111kes. song's. a1111 st11ries. 011 the whole it is a spirited 11rga11izati1111 211111 it is the backbone 11f the fur- estry spirit which. 1111 the ea1111111s. is second 111111 t11 the Penn State spirit. 542 . 11:13.1 1311.111 EEEEE OFFICERS 1111111111011! - - - - - - 1?. 1X. 11011011. '1: 1101' Prvxidvnl - - , - L1. 15. CONN, '1: 51111111111111 - - - - - w 11 W. 1911.11.11111111. '15 'l1rc1uur1'r - - - - - - 17. X. 111'12, '15 EXECI'TI V112 COM M ITTEE 11. M. 51111511111510'15 11. X12151111111. '15 S. R. 11011311, '16 111111111. '1. S, L111ixN11.11.1. 1110 11111001 111 1110 Civil 1i11g'111001'111g 81101011 is 1110 1111111111'1111111 111 11011011 1011 11111'3111111111111110' 1110 51111161115 111 01111 01101111001'11101111' 11011114' 1111111 01111011111111111 111111 5001111 111 115 1110011113415. 1110 111151 111011115 is 1111111154111 111111111 11y 111111111; 100111105. 1111115. 111111 1111111'111111 11181118810118 by faculty 111011111015, 1110111110131 111 1110 31101011. 111111 111101101101 11115- 511110, 111011 1111111 1110 1111151110 11111111 111111 111110 110011 111 111A 110111111 01101110011110 1111101100. 1110 51101111 51110 111 1110 s110101y 15 11011 12111011 01110 111 111 1111151 111 1110 111001111145 111111 111 001111111 1111105 111 1110 101111 1110 111001111145 11110 11111110 111111011' 51101111. 111151 11111 1110 1110111110114. 111111 11 111111111011 111 11101111y 111011111015, $110111 11 1111111111111 01011111;r 11111 111 1110 1111111115 111' 1110 011111111110 111111 1111111111 111 1110 01111111105 1111111111111 111 511011 111001111545. A110r 5111110 111 1110 10541111111 111001111543, 11 51111111 31101111 111110 is 111111011 10 1110 11054111111 111'11gr11111. 1110011111118 1110 110111 regularly 01'0111' 11111011 110011 1111111110'1111111 1110 011110110 10111: L1 .. rncznnnna IIlnnlEl OFFICERS Prmidcni - , - - e 5 M. 12. KRESSLY, '15 I'icc President - - - - - H. R. LENKICN, W6 Secretary - - - - - - A. S. MANLEY, 'I5 'lirmxm'vr e - - - - R. C. IHM'HHER, HG The Architectural Society is CUIHPUSCti 0f the Faculty members. the Seniors, the Juniors, and the Sophumures in the Architectural Engineering Department. The purpose Of the society is to bringr the Students at the different classes into closer relationship, and to serve as a means of acquiring knowledge on certain points along architectural lines which are not touched upon in the class room. .Xt the beginning of the sclmol year. an entertainment and reception is held in honor of the Iireshmen, at which the new men become acquainted with the upper-classmen. and have explained to them the advantages and the impor- tance of the course which they have entered. Meetings are held frequently during the year when educational lectures. as well as interesting and humor- ous talks are given by practicing architects, artists, sculptors, faculty mem- bers. and Students. thile it is hut yet in its infancy. the society should soon become one of the important factors in the Architectn'nl liiig'ineering Department. i' a K V '4 OFFICERS IH'cszQIcIII - ; - - - A. R. SNAYELHY, h15 l'im'v Prrsidml , - - - D. W. Smucu, '16 .S'Nrnnu'y-Trmsurvr - W - - W. C. Rune, 'I6 EXECI'TIVE COUNCIL 19. J. BLAIR hY. :X. MARSHALL. '15 V. D. LUNGO, '16 The Motive Power Club was organized during the 19094910 term by Prof. A. J. R'oud and others interested in railway work. Shortly afterward the scope of the society was extended to all engineering- lines. and member- ship is extended to any b01121 hde student of. Penn State, The object of the Club is to further the study Of engineering problems. especially those pertaining to railway engineering. B'Teetings are held every two weeks. at which times sl'wzlkers are secured to delive' addresses. Amongy those who have spoken are Mr. C. F. Barba. Engineer of the Pennsyl 7min Railroad. 0f the Altoona Division; Mr. Hen- derson, Consulting Engineer of the Baldwin Locomotive hVorks, zmd 311'. C. D. Young: of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mr. :l'inrhn and Mr. Young are hon- orary members of the club. Another feature of the meetings is that many papers are presented by Students who 1er experienced along mechanical ene g'ineering lines. The request for Student talks has been successful and has Opened :1 held for those who have had no experience. 545 1:? x. H ' ' A ' ' e ' 3 Wm M me 3916 L VIE. ;' e . e J x R? 45K H OFFICERS lh'vsidmi - - - - - - hV. L. KIRK, ,15 1'11? Prmidml ., - . W. H. IAIETZNECKICR, '15 tS'vrrrIary - - - - - - A. C. HORST, We: 'lV'mmruI' - , - - - W'. C. GOODWIN, h'S :lssixlmzl Trmxmw' - - - - R. P. MICILY, '16 .15 Marshall - e e - e - PAUL RERER, The Electrical Engineering Society is a branch of the American Tnstitute of Electrical Engineers, having been made so in 1902. Members of the so- ciety may he enrolled as student members of the institute. The Objects of the society are 10 study and discuss subjects relating to electrical engineering, and to promote 21 feeling of friendship and good will among the members of the department. All Juniors and Seniors in the electrical course are eligible for memhcrship. Regular meetings are held monthly, and Special meetings as 0c- Cnsion demands. Besides the transaction of regular business, the meetings include the readingr and discussion of original papers 011 subjects of engineer- ing: interest. besides talks on personal experiences. Members of the faculty often contribute to the discussit'm. In the full sex'e'al social gatherings are held for the henth nf the under-clzlssmen. 546 Illllllll President Iltw'icc Prvxidmf Secretary Treasurer -i CD The Mining Society was organized to promote better 'fellmvship among those Students who enrolled in the Mining School. and m the same time to foster our technical kumvledge by having- men who are prmninent in the pro- fession give lectures at intrvals during; the college year. .13. DUNBAR, y15 . V. LUERSSON, ! OFFICERS - , - R. M. Hl'TCllIXSUX, '15 - , v- - - J. D. CUONER. '16 e - - - G. C. FAl'ST, hl6 - e . - E. C. HRIGIMM, h16 EXECUTIVE C0 UNCI L L. P. TEAS, ,16 I U: S. ROBISON, H7 venient chlh mom in the Mining Ihtilding'. G. K. URICNNEN. 16 The members may he drawn from any class. The society has furnished :1 emnfm'tnhle and con- Chef 19m LAVIE nLJ r1 2 DZ-NHHZ-D tan-oo OFFICERS lh-vxi'tlmzt - A - - e - W. D. UARMANJ t15 Iiicc President - A , - - Y. D. Lon, '16 SUCI'UItH'y - - - - - .l. K. SPRENKEL, i16 'lbwmu'vr - - - - - W. A. BLUME, '15 The lliemhei'ship of the Mechanical litigineering Society is limited to Seniors and Juniors in the Mechanical and Industrial Engineering courses. The society holds meetings twice a month in the Engineering Club room which is located in the Engineering Building. At these meetings the business of the society is Erst transacted and then student members are called on to read papers which they have prepared on some technical subject of their own choice. Oc- casionally the society is addressed by some visiting engineer. Many impor- tzmt points are brought out and explained in the discussions which follow the speeches. The purpnse of the student hrzmch of the American Society of Mechanical Iingineering is to prepare the prospective engineers for the tieltl which they expect to enter and acquaint them with the work and motives of the national society. Among the individual benefits of such an organization can he in- cluded the experience of talking in public, practice in organization manage- ment. and the development of social intercourse and good fellowship. All these are essential qualifications to the success of an engineer. 548 CHESTER COUNTY CLUB COLUMBIA COUNTY CLUB FRANKLIN COUNTY CLUB HARRISBURG CLUB HUNTINGTON COUNTY CLUB .U CLUB .Vc :4-4:5,,5$. McKEAN COUNTY CLUB NORTHEAST MANUAL CLUB NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY CLUB OHIO CLUB SOMERSET COUNTY CLUB 557 SOUTHERN CLUB SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY CLUB TIOGA COUNTY CLUB 2., ,I-l , WAYNE COUNTY CLUB 559 WEST PHILADELPHIA CLUB WYOMING COUNTY CLUB YORK COUNTY CLUB 560 561 1916 MEN IN OLD MAN llllllll' C11916LAVIE acknowledgements 1112 1916 LA VIE wishes to express its deepest appreciation and thanks to the following con- tributors who have aided numerizllly in pro- ducin;r this honk. MANUSCRIPT DEAN ELTON D. WALKER PROF. FRED LEWIS PATTEE LIEUTENANT A. D. CHAIFFIN DRAWINGS Roy S. DUNKLIC EV. W'. EVEAVER W. A. DAWSON T. F. RITCIIIBY M. S. DAWSON XV. D. GARMAN M. S. KRESSLY B. C. LUKENS J. K. BRINGHURST R. B. HENSCIHCN PROF. RICHARD ICRNESTI JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG Rvssm. LOWELL HENRY HUTT PHOTOGRAPHS MRS. C. 17.. Guvncu 562 $7 Chglgle LA VIE 7153 Ward ll 9 - 7' 3:1 r-L-qnunu 563 Elm EQEQ LAVIE IIIIIIIII Titelube lllCX all the Wnl'ltl was completed and live. the last Ctlllltlll. had been installed, Oltl Atlam lifted up his head and said, live, my line woman. there is yet something missing in the eternal titness of thing's. Nu, sir. says live. l'liverythingls 0. K. Haven't I got enough lig' leaves tn last until next year? Of course there is no one here to gossip ahout yet, hut I guess I can get along all right until the rest of the population comes a 'ti'miping in. Why. nuhotly's cracked a joke mt this here planet yet, says Adam. Sure enough, says live. let's crack tune. So they thought Ztlltl thought aml thought and at last live gets a happy thought I've got it. she says. Shoot? says .tham. Well. says live. we will change little Chauncy's name and call him tain and then we can raise vain. Ha, ha. says .Mlam. .Xml s0 the lii'st joke was cracked. All the ancients were regular Mark 'liwains. Ultl Jonah llZHl a wife that was a hear in the joke line. One night jmmh came home lit to the gills. uthere were ynti so late in the evening? Didn't you think that the milk man multl get hnme all right withnut you? says the misses. Martha. says .lunah. Martha. l was swallowed hy a whale.n 'lihatis a whale till a stury all right. says Martha antl 1m tCCCtlS toiwhale Jonah with a rolling pin. There was a lut more jukers. Mark 'liwain. llilly Simtlay and us heing the four most. lVe have prm'etl hy the preceding that there have, heen a perpetual crack- ing of jillx'CS since the time 0f Adam. sn ill you happen to recugnize an old friend. tip your hat lllltl say. llllcllo. jnke, many happy returns of the day. tilatl tn see you again. Y. M. C. X. meetingr tonig'ht. hope 10 see you out. Good-hyc joke. 'lireat it gently. Don't say. There. that darn thing again. hPoliteness gets ytm inure than anger. tQtiotetl from an atltlress given by llean llnhnesl. 564 GOES WHERE OUR MONEY 565 ;. 1v? $9. 0.; 1916 LAVIE ,hu.-.e.u- .- .Ai...a , 7A TM? in tbejiife of ajJemt State Stube Hli mUttu early to hetl and early to rise timls little place in our stu- dent's life. He is awakened from his sound sleep not by that much heard of sung of the lark, hut hy the clear notes of the hell of Old Main as it rings out calling all the loyal students to eight o'clock chapel. its power is sii'en-like in its eHeet as it seduces the aspiring engineer from his euzy little hetl. Opportunity mines many times, knocks and finds us all asleep. Too many students expect her to break the door down. So by his heedlessness what has our student missed. He lacks that vigor and that spirited feeling of entire sat- isfaction that etnnes from eating the etisttmiary morning offering at his hoard- in;y club. He has missed that delightful walk from his room through the pene- trating sunshine to his club. .Xhove all, he has again lost the omimtunity to hear a further discussion ml the highly entertaining treatises. the occurrences of synteress in the analysis of the aesthetic, a topic so earnestly and cleverly ex- pounded in the morning religions exercises of the college. However, withstanding the hurden of this loss, he starts nut to class in the annex with a fairly clear conscience: for has he not studied his German for a solid half hour? lclll'thCl', he is an engineer and has he not lung since mapped nut the whole system of Class reciting? He was the last to recite in class he- fm'e. so why should he not he the tirst this morning? He leaves German with a brightened utithmk. The combination has worked again. He now has a whole hour in which to learn those thirteen formulae in Algebra. He surely has reasons to he thankful for this admirahl A arrangement of his schedule. In Algebra, the instructor as is often the ease, munopolizes the hour. so the formu- lae are left between the covers of the hook. He hastens to Physics class. Up- on entering the room he thinks it a good idea to tind on what scholastic stand- ing this department classes him. The answer he gets is far from pleasing. He assumes at mice that bewildered look, a mixture of interest and discouragement, and immediately raises the query. as to why he eannut possibly remember that stuff in quizzes. He has become so dazed hy the news that he finds himself consenting to do some extra work in the suhjeet on some evening during the week. L'pnn the second thought he rememhei's that he has three vacant hours that afternoon. He will pour over Physics. Thus he goes to dinner in an earnest frame of mind. But goml though the dinner was. it dulls the keen edge of this Physicist's zeal for research and four o'clock finds him again awakened by the hell. Gym- 566 , 57? a i , .. allL 5 W the 1916, LA Wig. gt; M nasinm class is that hour and he decides that this will certainly afford him a needed relaxation for :1 llTCtl Illintl leltl hOtly; Ellltl intleetl the appearance of the Class on the Hoof thCS not helie his hopes. From there he goes to the elnh and eats supper with a zest. A favorite topic for discussion at this hour is :1 critical review of the theatrical attraction on the boards for the evening: 17mm this review he makes his seleetion, and from Six o'clock until seven-thirty you will invariahly timl him tleep in this pursuit of happiness through the medium of a nickel. Upon reaching- his room he has made up his mintl to study for at least fmn' ltHlll'S. L'sually when alumt twn lnll hours are thus lileztsnrahly spent. he feels drowsy. This dithcnlty he eunsitlers a safety valve plaeetl hy nature for his own goml. so he His tlzty is not yet emnplete. No. not at eleven o'clock! He He He tintls himself readingr the same line m'ei leltl met again. drops his hook. goes calling . He must hear his neighbor play that new record nnee. imagines himself very welcome uml so stays until hztlf-pzlst twelve. when he returns: to his mom and at't'e ' a few hnrrierl prepa izttinns, literally rolls in hell. So geht es iinmerl A. R. N. Jr. Ebe ?Agricultural .iecture 'lihe pmf raves 0n; the room is still; llis voice rings loud and deep; lle thinks he's made an awful hit, 3m we're all fast asleep. Sn time goes on, the snorers Snore. XVe wish the speaker well. lint we must have tmr weeklv naps, Until that Whig done hell. On every 'lluesday ufternmm The tirst hour after lunch, The Junior and the Senior Agls Assemhle in a hunch. 'Iihe nohle profs upon the hill Iixpountl their theories deep thile we prepare the next hunr's work Or have :1 gmtl nhl sleep: The orator i4 introduced The sttules all clap lettl mar Before he says a dozen words MORAL You hear smnehmly snore. The man who sits hehiml him slaps 'llhe smirer on the head hit all the sleepy stmle repliex' ls smnething' sounds like hul. Our pardons en to all the profs: lVe wish that same strong power leiltl help digest lmth ltn'eh :tml queeeh Within the same small hour. mm mm LAVIE Bbe mystery of the Hunter Tlfat. or What Became of tbe Gbree 35am UNATZ CARL'SU ALIYAYS CVIiClllCM. the gran tlt'tcctiu- nus wnt'riutl. littr ten minutes 11v had ilchatml with his l'UlllllleltHl, Shnnltl llL' give up lllL' great pmhlvm aml prove himself a failun', m. would ht: still search fur a clut- to this great mystery that I'arl t'mnlctl all 01' tht- g'l't'Ill minds uf the day. Giw npwthat was a nt-w thingr tn Catchcnt. nosncvct'. llc wnnltl salvo the mystery and show lllk' worlrl that tht-i't- was still a great man in their midst. My lirst thtlllCIlHll was wmngf hc I'Clllill'lx'ctl tn the Junior who had missed IllL' tltrcc liars nn his hat, lx'L-pt-at plt'asv t'lectly what liamwnt-tl when you lirSt noticed thv tlisappcat'anu-T ' l was taking my music lesson. in Dean Ruhinsnn's lalmratm'y. ltt- stated. 'iIllHl when I cann- uut l noticul that the bars were missing: frunt my hat. My Iirst deduction. re- pliCtl the wise tlctcctivu, was that yunr tnnsic scared them away. lmt nu! That is incorrect, I havc :tnnthvr theory. Last night I llltCl'Vlt'lVL'll the Dean, as I thought I had a satisfactory solution. lnt I was again at fault. I thlllClt'fl that ynnr tln'cc liars had hccn takm hy the mevssm' fur an insertion lnr his nuw mnnmsitinn. hnt I am sorry tn say he is innocent. Ignatz scratched his littlc linger on his tlnmc Illltl rcmarlu-d, Cumc thithcla my fair lad, and 1 shall soon lxring' yuu to thc SCCIIL' of the criint'. luring tlinncr t'nnnglt fur seven days for we must g'n tn j.cllrt'nntc in qncst of the missing liars, In six tlays they arrival at the Centre Cnnnty ntctrnpnlis. anil Catchcm with a knowing air whispered. l'Ilastt-n. and l will slmw yon OHC 0f the lmrsfl The face of the amazed Juniors shnwctl a light nf tltiligltt aml lic lwaniotl rxuliantly upon the rcnmvnctl and learned benefactor. '.l'lu-y stnmml al the litish hrmsv aml UllItTL'tl hy tht- rcztr tliml'. 'lVllt' healthy sign, Drink Pabst Blnc Rihhonf, swung in thc ltITL'ZC and they cntct'wl the saloon. Young man. here is mic uf thc liars! llnw carclcss nf ynn tn leave the three liars in a pruhihitiun tmm. Tho Burgess has evidently passed hy, seen the llle'S nnesmrtcd in the hallway and sent them to Bullofnntc. You slmnhl ho lllUl'L' discreet in tlic fntnrta'l and as tho grail detective gave the bar lt'lltlt'l' a knowing grin; he slapped tht- sttulc 1m thc Buck antl Ft'lnilflx'Ct'l. Drink this, my lmy, this will ntalw hulwisL-r. And another great mystery lllltl hccn SUlVL'tl. BEE ?l'l'ow ?l'fe Manageb 'th Happy llarry started College, Just ahmit eight years ago. Loafcrl a year at Fair old Harvard, Then the Prex said, HYou may go. lIarry wont to stately llrincctnn. Spent his time with women fair; llc was called into the oFlicc. Ending Irlappy's snjmirn there. Then llk' went to lilcnnsylvania. Then he came to dear Old Penn State. Every night he came home drunk. Bouzul and gamhlt-tl, loafed all day; My, how he threw down the liquor. I'list! llcrcls how the old boy managed Qtioth tlic Prcxy, PACK YOUR juinml the good Y. M. C. A. 'llRUNK. 568 34m? $28 HO .2sz.,3: 6301.0 UJFW.$3 U05 with 6:3 M a hPQCc ho ZOFROQ 898an f I J . 0.532 UdCZOO .rmJQ J .C 3am. 010-1314.! WWUQO UTE. 0Q UE JSUDO 0731003 .00. G337: nDOEwn. naaou 4333: k0 WOUOX. x .w I , .J Ax CHV k C 60... 020443 . . .a. FEE... m y H E, XM Joxlxl; :3 2a 4w : J 00 nnuuwzu 03 02:90 UZJODuo ho JIZQETKUwa mSQUaun 02.8116 Wme K 2020... . .30 Z. U090... ?.FZUXOQO I unWQ IA42. . r 2 K... may HI... 0382.31102 I I 8N 115ngth x ; fl 1: JP vap . . 07::qu KM . . CM nugol wt... AJJ Nighsquo J at... 90 Ruuh. I LchHQ m2...onto a0 JIJ! DQOJZEU... JIJUIO 0.10HUWZUU ho .. lle 3 HI? Urn FDUnIWIWQ 569 llllllll! Miller. Thomas. Burndollnr. Fleck, Mackin, Hummitt. Hauler 81:11:11 Fromeyer, Thompson. Brem'scr, Robison. mecll. Martin. Muth. Jimcson O'Brien, Scott. Hulton. Caldwell, Dolbin. Swanson, Miller, Hursh Page. James. Willard. Schroder.Wz1tson. Sarver. Burdick. Farley Ebe whilly 11.0115 The Order of Philly Lnus 1111.9 established LU 11crcz1t State during the past year. All 111011 to 11L-L'1igihlc 1111191 not 01113' 11111111 German for two SL'111L'stcrs,l111t 1111191 he resigned to a fate 1111010 they 111v' 110t thL slightest prospect of ever passing it during the four years college course. lhe society song: Happy Philly Lous are we, 1V0 '111 Hunk Ge1ma11 twice a year, We love German, cant you see, 1V1: think the Gc11111111s are :1 mess, 11111 we can say, 1611 lichL 051?, B111 we will pass it 11CVL1' fC'lr. XVC 11 pay our German t11t0r' s dues XVL' are happy Philly L011.9 quzkozakscwk 1111er 1213' a soldier dying, 1Vit1t1i11 1'1 fore eign t011'1 1115 stlcngth 11215 ebbing faslt away, 1115 forehead bore :1 f1'01 11L cared 110 more for f1icntv1 or foe 1115 thoughts were far 11'z1 X1111 as his comrades 11211111111111 ',r0und 111ey heard him f'111111v. 9:13: 11c fought at XIiccchov, boys At Liege and 0111' 111 9101111 my ground at Namur, IXVhen hullets fell like rain. Discmnforts of the trench Ive born, Wi t1011t a single. sigh; I'm not afraid to 1110 11'L' 110111:O 1113' duty gladly Wi 1111 110511- fam But I Intoe to die in '1 1111100 like this, For I cant pronounce 11.9 name. Gustave Herman Dippc 11111.9 111aki11g 10110 1911011111, he said .901111'111511t the eve11111g beautiful? Eve er' 11011019L'L-ms to hear '1 gentle 111L-ssngc of love. perlnps from Cup id world. Do you hear such V01CLS. H1 think I do, Gustave. What do they 50111111 to you like? WT hey are not very clear but the r 1111'1kc me think that 11111111 111111 hr0111c1110111' '1rc call- 5 3 ing the dog. Prof.- Mr. 11109191111411, 1111011 what 1100.9 111L- velocity of :111 engine 1101101111 ?11 Messinger1h1t is directly proportional to the 5111-1111 of the wheels. 1.. .....AM-..N -......1.-1 1.. 11 ...1, 1.1.1.9... -11 Vaudeville at 3311111125 IDIDN 7' HMS! M7 807 T? BIA JMDIII? 1'21111'1' Harry and Jack the hc1'111'5 0f thi5 little 12111- 11rm1-1 Wllll 111'11111115 111111 51111111'3' 1 1tlicrvcgctables.11115i11c55 of 11111 111111 walking 1111 tcct in 111111 :1 1111111 scat. puking,r 1351' 1111 1-11111'111'111' 111 lintcr 11111111115 111111 D11111l1'1ri115. the har- 11111113' 111111: 1Y1.- will now 5111;: 11111' 1111'11 little 5111111 hit entitlc1l, l 1li1l 1111t11'1i51- my boy he a 511l1licr. Studcs in :1 l101l3'. R11ttc11. Hurry 5111c5 11 111'11111'. Jack r1515 11 stewed 01111111. 1Yhistling 111111 5ta111ping' 11f feet 1131 the angry 11111111111130. Exit D11111l115 111111 D1111- 1111ri115 the 31111'1113'110551'550r of and proud exhibitor lfntcr B11119 thc c11111ic1l 111'1111111101' 111' the harmony duo. Fellows, 511y5 Bz1l1c. l import thc5e peculiar 5116611110115 111 great trouble and 6x111'115c from 'e1'1 ork 111111 1111'3'111'8 gcntlcmcn 111111 ladies. fellows. Honest? questioningly chortles lill Rock. ll1'c1lle55 111 the que51i1111 Balm waves hi5 11111111 to command 511011C1- 111111 C1111- ti1111c5: 11 you fellows will only be quiet 111111 li5tcn to what these 110111110 have to 5113' 1 will 11111110 the stage larger 111111 get in11r1' 501115 111111 have 11 new stock 111 pca- 111115 brought in 111111 thr11w1111'113 these 11111 01163 that 1 pick 1111 111111 5011 over 111111 111' or 11g11i11.l will have some rcgu- 111r 111'11' brought here 111111131 5111110 hur- 105111112 Cric5 11f 1111331111311 by Rlc55i11gc1' Now fcll11115 1 11m going 111 giv c you another chance. 111111115 111111 l31'11111111'1115 11'1ll cmnc out again 111111 sing. NOW. TC- 571 1111-1111101 what 1 111111 31111 111111111 the st: 11:8 111111 1111: 1111111111 111111 1'1 L111 1i11g 1'11i1'l111nl1 rc:11'h1'-5 1111' 1111 cgg. linter 11111111115 1'11111 D11111l111'iu5 V1'1lcr 11115 tight 511111' 110105 1111 1111 1'01'11ct 111111 51111137 1111135 11111116. Sweet Home. 11111111115 591115 him5c11 1111 the 1li111'1111 111111 li111li11g it 111'1'1'i11115l3'1:1'1'1111ic1l 113' :1 t1111111t11 r1'ti1e5 111111 l11-:.:'i115 I11 5i111.: Last night 11':1.1 the 131111 111 the 11'111111 through hi5 111151' 11.0.111111111 11111111 lming i111111'111111 113' t111 1111111 next him 111111 1111' 5111111 i5 really rotten very originally 1111111-1'5. 1.x1'ec1l- i111rl3' 111111 l'uzz3' J11h1151111 1111'1111'5 :1 111111011 po- t11t11. l'l11l1c throws 15117.23 nut 111111 the party 1.1' over. 8:111:51111111- 11011111 you like to 1111111 :11 5111111 night shirts? 111155111g1'r-1 N11w. I don't 51113' 1111 111111'11 111 1111:1115. George 1.1'3'1lc115 f111'o1'it1': 11' 11 11111.1 111 131' met :1 cake 11f 30:151. 11 hunch of 1111115. :1 bottle 111 11113011111. there 11'1111111 l1e 51111114111111.r l11'1'11'111g. Y11 11'11111' That June's 11 month of 11'1'1l1ling'5 15 known t11 a1. 11 c11111'5c. 11111 11l111115t any month will 1111 linr gctting.r 11 1liv111'1'1- Instructor in lli.1t111'3'J 11115 the hell rum.r 301, Mr. Dmlge. N11. 5ir: 1101 quite yet. Tramp 111'ith his toes 5ti1'king' 011tl5 1'1111111 V011 5111:1' :1 pair of 5110121 111101 lulging.r 511ff1-1'Cr5.u 1This i5 :1 jtlGC. 1V0 have taken 1111 11ft111111'it 110- fm'c tl11' l P. th111 thi5 i5 11 j11l11. lt i5 11 1111131111 11'11r1l5 Bulging 51111011115 rot'er5 tn the t111'5 111111 i5 11 111113' 1111 words 111:1- 1,.ri11m 511ffcr1'r5-Get 1-111132 for the 111111. C. tin P113'5i153J 811111111 1:011th- 1111-11 111'1'1'1' tr1131-15 in 11 3'111'.1111m that those l11ilc31itllmx is it then 3,, 1'1111111111 1'111'1111'1'5 11111110 511 11111111 noise Q; fjiChe 1916 LAVIE 5???? DEAR DAD... I iIKe +0 roomr'ln 4452 dorms Hme are So auiet L; b UL SICK 'EM Bl a HE BITYouR ' SHUT UP YOU SHORT HORN FUMIGATE YOUR Ndse 2'- - 9' 70. I W'A WV; EmaOFF L 1am: I 7 .vlnrim-q ,, m ? flu I ' 1. ld CaH +MIS Boron av , ; Do you wan'f' +07 buy an jewelr . '3', I . fix No! :23 K. p: q 4,0,8ng 7. YOW llli - k ?1 I i ti i 2' W all ! n9 7 x ?ZX M w:- 5:53:th MN - . IIK Polurqwl ne respondez-Va us as 7 Thank +ke Lord +he r93 f -;. P NW1 : H. b I t Donf waKe me up. IM'FOP Cha 21- Dye unders and! z OLD MAIN 571-1. Gbe Wreck of tbe 7131zsterus 1Witl1 Lluc 111111.11gi0s 111 Henry! .1 .1'1L11'1' Ill 1011 11f 1110' '1'01'101'115 1111111 .111 111111011 1111 111011111 I1L'1l01'11111011 1'1L1L'. C1111111 1'111'1L'01 1151111011 11.1' 11L '11 11L11101'0 1111 111111 01' 11' 1L '1l 1111 S01 11111'1111'111 01111110121 111101L'. His 01'01 11 011 115111114111 11.1' 1110 11111 11'11211 1111:: 1.1' 110 .1'11L 1L'LLI L111 11 1111111L 111 1111131 11111 111 .'111'111110, 111011101 111111 11L 110 L11L11 1'1 111111'1'. 11L 11111.11 L'L1'11111111'1111111011 lilL'L 11 .1111'11'1. th .1'k111110'1 110 .1'1111111 111 1110 1'0111 111 1110 11'11111, : .1 10 11111151011 11 111111111 111 1111' 1111111111 A1111 11L 11 111111011 1110 11111 1111111 45 .1110 1111111L1I 1110 11'11L'1L'.1', 1'1'1'1 11111'11111'.111'11 111011 L11.1'1 111111 111111 51111111. 111011 1111 111111L'0 11 511111L with 11 1111110111 111'.11111 As 110 .1'1111111L-Ll 1110 11111 1111110 1111 1110 I111L'1L', I 111'111 11100,1L'111L1 .1'11', 11111 111111 1101101'111111 111111'11 '111' .100 110rLr0.1' 11 01111' 011 1110 11'zlck.' ' 1110 1111111101 111011 11111ch1 11.1' 110 111111011 1115 Cigar. :11111 1','01111011 My dear 11111',1101L'r 0111' 1'111 1'1111111110' this train, 511 111011.110 kindly r0f1'11111, .1111 1111110111011 1115 11100 with 11 .1'11001'. SL1 f11.1'101 111111 f11.1101' 1110 old 1111111 11111 11y 11 11'111111 111111 this 511111111: 11110 11 yar111 And P111'k01'1110 11110151111'1110 101'1'11110 fatc, And 110 11111111011, '1 LlL111'1 1.111'0 11 11am. O P11r1L'0r1 11011r 1110 .1'11'L-0t 11111310 11f 011111101, P111 1110 1111.10 10 1110 11110111111111? I1k15011; 'l'is 11111y 1110 11011 111111 was 1111110 1'0111111 1110 110011 11 .1'101L' 1111111010 0111 111111 just 111155011' 1110 011g1110L'1's1'111 1110r0 11111 111111g0r111101'1311, So 110 s111L'IL' 11 1011 111110111 110 51110 . Alas! 111111 11 111111, 111111 11'1111 11011; 01'05, 7 110 .1'11111'11111111' 511011 down 1110 track. T110 51111108 11'01'0 1111 5110111:11 .1'1L'lL' 11L1111111' 111111 SL'L'mLLl 111 1111'111'11IL'L'1' 111110 111 1110 faLL 0; And 111:111 1111 1.1' 001' tl101'0 1.1' 11110 1111g11tv 01'1101L', And 1111111111n is .1'0011 11111 111L'r0 space. At L111yl11'L-111L'. 1110 31111105111111 110100111'01' 111 1111111 0011011 for ParkL'r 111111 train 113 1111:1' 0111'1'011. 1'10 1111.1 hanging so 111101111 11 10101.1;1'111111 11110 And h0lL1 1111a Si,g11 af0t1' I'1r11 11111 1111.1 11111' 1110 11'1'L0k of 1110 10st0rus , f1'i01111s; 1 ' .1' 11r y is 10111,.1111'0 11 Word. If 1'0111'0 anxious to 1110 111111 y1111 111111t 11 511111 110a tl1 Just 1'1110 1111 11115 1111111 191101 11 1111'1 BE BE 1 Grageby tn 1 71:1 SCENIZwA room 011 Ag. Hill directly 111'0- 1115.11110'51111 111111111 John, 1.1'11'1 11? ceding 1111 0x11111.1111110r 1110 11111101' system. 1120111471 . P1111F.1 lft110re am 1111 further 11110191111115.1312'1111- H0 111110111 basket of peas at I will 10111'0. A11yo110 desiring to speak 101110 grocers 1'0510r1111y 111111 11 Lop arrested 1110 during 1110 0.1111110111111011 11111 111111 1110 at 111111 for Llist1lrl1ing 1110 11011 1,891.111'1 Fairmount 111'011110 1,111.11 11110 B01111.1.1'11'1 11H JL'11L;1-:J:'110 you 11111rr10d or 511 1g10?' DRL' NK- Married. Her sl1 1151101151133, J1' 11111141111 that is :1 dogs 1001105 1' NK- '11111'00111111' for 11. Been 11111- 1111; 11011511 1110 01101' 51115011.' 574 5 Cl COLLEGE ACTIVITIES Insnnlhnc ahe 39E$ EJAVEE MwM A .W ,M must jimagine Jess Harris 11111 talking to cn-cds in tho. lih':1ry. Faust :15 :1 rcfnriiicr. Pun- Jnhli iii :1 cuharcl. Sing llcmmingvr :13 :1 iiiiniswi'. Theft Ill'c gtmtl hmkillg' cn-cds. Tiny Downs pult- vaulting. Joe Mcssingrr playing..r fullback nn thv '1':11'sity. Wumlic withumt that smile. Tho 1.1 VIE linnrd 1101 wm'king'. Tommy Iiiitwisth- heing humhha Rip Milli :13 :1 tuc 1121110111: Huh Imw hlrming his uwn hum. Th1- 1'114-115 playing basketball. D0311 llnhm-s saying sniiiclhing. 31311 Ilt-i'kuwitz 11111 gelling his daily 11-11011 Why tht- Freshmen hid llw 0:12;. The PITX saying. Hays, walk 1111 iht' 31111345.. A hnslu-lhnll shark iw Hick HUth'Il. hvilt'll ht- sum the 11111 hull hn- will Ht'Ck it. My :1 IiHHL'U :1111I 1111-11 wing The hig hull thi'ungh the ring; XVht-n 111' gcls illIU :1 gmm' it 1110:1115 wreck i1. Aml hero wt- have Lyman Ix't-itl Austin. tho 1::11'1-15 frtmi LUIHIHH 111 Giving spouts iIL'I'C and there, XYhilc they all pay his fare: I wnmlcr hnw much it is cm'tin'. 311511111, Ultl Bulighniunk the hay with thv shouts, W'hn hallurs 11111 mi their hunts: H11 strikes Ihl'lll :111 0111: And then tukvs :1 good 1111111, W'hilc tho grandstand 14111-5 crazy and 111mb. scares They tel! 115 that David McKay W'as caught in the rain 11110 March 11:11: And 1:11111' 1w road That it 10111: tlHWll his hcml 3y mt-hing, hays. whul 111i ymt Ray? 576 We tlithi't have In :111111111 chapel. Znhc r2111 :1 good shnw. H'u got :1 good 1111111 nncv iii :1 while. Yuu'rc rich when ynn :1111 strapped. Yzm cmihl go home UllCC :1 week. 'lihc Cullcgiun was :1 gnml paper. Shc s1ill iUYCS you. Judy Fisht'r not talking: nhmil Chautauqua. You hml Swampy :11 your mercy. linhly T111111: 11:111 111; pockets. Al anlcy :15 :1 chimney sweep. Shorty Hulhm :15 HIV father Hf twins. Yum are taking :1 six hours :1 wcvk course. Lihc ':1l luhnhnd thing the FUx Trot, Hill Gnml tlrcss suit. Iiihk'TC is :1 class :15 guild :15 'Iti. :Xi'ts iinlit'c! iii :1 Plttifk'sqn' Hunckc shunting crap. What you'll he doing this time next year. 5E When :1 freshman wv know that Paul Spuyd iYus caught in :1 lmhl Snphmnm'c mid. II1- was lnving :1 qnucn 113' a Japanese screen A1111 his h:1ir for his foolishness paid. Joseph Gail Vt'micr you'vc 1111-1, Ho's 1111- 1:11! with that rusty comet llc puckt'i's his lips Nays :1 111111- and i1 dips his the i'nttcnest 111111- wc'vc hoard yet. Jut- 1111111101 is known .111 115 :111. thn :1 frvshmzm h1- h:1:1 :1 close call: iiU got in :1 hght iYith 11-11 SUDhS 11111- dark night A1111 11111 of tht'm 1-:11'h ttmk :1 full. 1V9 6:111'1 miss our frit-ml Tiny Downs, mm weighs nearly three hundred pounds He's :1 huntcr 0f f:1111v .Mul gum out after game. Pursncd hy the 81:1111 Cullcgu hrmiitls. : Amie fawoiwmu g w m: WiuoN. 6 L143 30:! DQA L150 . 1.. 3 $86 mi. Tun+ 5.5 H .33 02.61 amok 35m .3$.$353 v.3. mam ..ooO.d$m 466 lgw 3 ions :0 xxgl v.3... t. ADVAHEDANEQ mDm ZaVQ m: H. k x :ox 3:25 +34 :3: Z. :v-r- ..: 24m. . thluQNUWFB 2g Il.o xlum444g thuLw v.33 1rT 9233+ 6 SH 01 Jnth ; CKWWWIL Togo. 753 F3... +LOSW . J v 6 3x 0L4 I.- MWW mmzz W Hang . 091k m 39.. a3 Fazm .2 th9 1e .44.; y . xxX on x? 3 2..53:50 don. mtug d ywm? Mme mag: 390. 202 szzjouzm .rzmikagdmo .52,qu 072 mum. MSZOU 111: 1:1..1111 111 1 1111111111111.111 IIII'I I IIIIIIII......II iIIII-II Bbe 1916 Brageby NI'I. III'ight 111111'11i11g 1111 21 S21IIi1Ie. 1,1111 NohIe hei'n Walter the III1Ie1' II .IUSCISUII. left the 11111 OhnsteaII. SimIeI' 111 11121111 I e11111es he was 21 11111111 1112111 11'ith 1111111111 11ete1'111i11211i1111 11111'11211e11 in his stee11 I11'21y eyes. 11111'11 in his 11211i1'e 1211111. France. he 11215 the proud 51111 of 21 IIeIItseh 112111e1'. OehI'Ie 111 11111111 he 112111 11e1'e11111e11 great 111211111 when he used 111 I1111Ig'e 111111115 111101111 211 him 111' the .15111112111. He was quite 21 IIeIIeI' 211111 1'011111 111111111 21 Stei1121t1111eL11111 12215111 1111' he 112111 :1 110111' like 21 II111'st.LII'1155- i1111' 1111111111 and 1121111 211111111'111111111111111115 he $111111 1'21111e 111 the hnme 01 his 111:1e. III IICSPUHSC 111 the 1Ii11g-211Ling' 111 the IIeII. the IIIeIsh IIIItIeI' 1111e11e11 the great 1111121111112 I'I'21-the1'. 511111 he with 21 11511. 1111' 111111111 21I'e 1'1111 ,I1111'I1'i11g'. I seek Metitirl the12111312111011. LIume 111 while I Hunter. was the I'LL 511011511. I'Ie StI'mIe 111. 111 21 few minutes she tripped intu the 112111. Aloe. he cried. $112111 we take :1 stroll in the 11111111? I have 111111114111 111e1111' 111I III'IIIIII. 1111' father has given me 21 three 1.211'e1' 1'2111'e. 2111 1'111'e1'e11 11'ith 1Yhite icing. 211111 21 IIott 11f III '218. You're 21 1111111111. ' s'he s21i11. 1 11'011111 1101111111 110.1111t the III'USI' is stilI 011 the 11111111111 211111 the 1111111111 11i111I II 1'1111istIes 211'1I111111I the Imuse makes me tIe211' 111211 the 11e211he1'21111 he 1e1'1' 51111 er 1111t.I IIe 11111111111 :11 11e1'11111111e1'11' 211111 scratched 21 11111'11'211'1 1111 his Bean Oh. 11111111 1111 111211. it will never 11'et 11 e11 itI 1'011 I ieI1'ett.11111 5111111111 Pfeil it off. II his statement 11i111111111eshi111. suhe 1111111 21 StI'2111'1'111e to see what he should 1111 11ext. 111 I'i11ht, IeI s 1111 111111 the 11211'I101'. 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Now I I e211'11 that you Mock me My life IS Dunn 211111 I leave this 11'111'111 1111' 2111ette1' II211'e11.I' u 11111111111 from his pocket 21 51:11' Spungler 11211111e1' handkerchief with 21 red IYhite 211111 hh1e II111'1Ie1'. 211111 1121111114 it 31011 he 1'eIIe1I, ,I'Ie11'ittIS terrible to die 511 10111111. I'I M2111 1'1111I1'e Dippe, she 1'1'ie11.1'1111 1'e 11151 1'1111I1'e XVasko- 11'itz. II N,11II he 511111111111. 211111 empt1i1111 the six LII112111IIICI's of his trusty I'e- 1'1111'1'e he SI1I'e11I1Ie1I his 111'21i115 2111 111'I'e LIIeIIte L1111nt1'. IIIhe seI'1'i1es 11iII he 1 111111111te11 111' the Iiixhnp tn- K101131111 11211'1101' shine. 111' the 11 est I 111111 near the NI' II'sh 11111111111113 please 11e111' 11121111 211111 hring 21 8112111111. 11 11211'1111'e 211111 21 IIiIIIe to esmrt the 1 1111151' into LI21112111. A square DiehI 1111211'21111eerI 111 e1'eI'1h11111'. I. 1 1 III. III 111'3 III :I. III 131.11'II 1.111111 11.1 . 113-111 11'1311 1'1 'II1I: 13, IIIIIIII C11; 1916 LAVIE IIIIIIIII .iia Vie Gbronicles J11111I 0111110111: 1111151111 1111110111'11'11i11 1101's 1I111-cli1111111'1 1111- 31'lI1u April N-Tnot! 1 f1'11111-11'111'11'5. 11115111 1'111'111i011 1V0 11'111'1' 1'111'111'1'11 to 11111' 5111'11b 111'111'5' W1 11' 111T 1111 11111 1'11 :1ti1111, 0111'H11111g11t5' 1110 111 that little girl W I1115' 11'11iti11g11t fI11' 5tzlti1111. April 14-0111 511111' 51'i111111-1'5 N111'111C111'11Ii1111 in 0111' initial 541111111. 340. .Xplil 13-I'1'i11i11 .5'1111-1151111'i5111k1111l11' II1'551-Il1111'1'111- II1- 51rik1-5 11111 12. April 15-IC11511-r1 1'11'55 011115. 0111'511111111 1'1111115 11111 1 1'11111'11i11'110g 1111110111' K. 11. April l7-TI11- 1r11i115 1'11111i11111' 111 1'111111'. 1'11111' 5 1111, A'plil 21I-- P1 iII1'U Sunday i5 1I1'i1'1'11 111 1011'11 11y ll11' Ii1'1'11'1'1 5 Hi1: Horses. April 22-Ih1', C01111g'1' i11111111'15 1'1 1'1151' 01' 1'll1'11'i111r 1411111. April 23-0111' 50ccc1'5 5111'I1' I.11f11y1:111: 6 111 zip. April 24--1V1'5t Virginia 1'11115 11 1'i1'li111 111 0111' 1111141111 11111111115. April 25-H11l1i11101'1- City Cullegr 11'i1-5 115 11111 in 11111115512 They tried. 1111111 27-G1'11r1' 111111 Sipc 1'I1'1't1'1l 111 1111' 11115i1i11115 111' Hi; 1'11in 111111 11'111111111111 11111- 11'1'1111'. April 28-Fi1'5't .5'ig115 11f 111'I1111115-p111'1'1'1 1111.51 11111'11'1114'1'5 111-11'1111111' 1111.51 11111111. April 29-1'1111'11 1111111125 b1'1'11111i11g' 111111111111: R1-li11'i11115 1'11111'1i1111 1111. April 30-Co- 1'115' practice aesthetic 1111111'1'5'. '1I1y l-I1111'1'-51'111111151i1'5 11111'111'1 11111' 11111-111i1111. l1111i111111 111111 Harrisburg '1'1-1'l1. 511011' 011155. May 1-8011115 511'1'11 in 1111- 11'1'1-1111I111u512 I 1'1-.5'111111111 hide their Hag. May 2-0111' 11'111'11' 1111'11 5111111 1017 111111 111 1'1111. 8034' 111 39,113 May 2-I'11111111g'c11 151111115. May 4-1V C. T. U 11H1'1'5 $25f111'l1111az1-1'551'1y. X1111111I1'11'i115it. N111y-Si111' 12,1115 11i5' :111111111I letter from 111-1151'1111111'1'3'. It 511114ch 1.1111111. 1V1 1111111 1111111111'1'111- liltcs 111'1'. May 6-St11tc t1'i1115 11151 Virginia. May 7-D111'11111111lli i5 1111111111111 1'111111'1111'. 51'111'1- 5-1. May 8-011r .5'ti1'I1'1111'11 1'11-1111 1111 Vermont. May 9-I.111'1'1155c 11'1'1111 11'i115 2111111111'1'. May 11-CI1111'Ii1' Churchill 1'11111115 11i5 1111i1' 'l'1-111Iy II1'111'.' May 12 Jack I .115I1y 51111'15 11 53'5111111111i1' 1'1155i111r 1'111111111ig11. May 16- I'1'11'11i1' II11111111ittl l11'1'11k5 111'11 1'11II1114'1' llur1lI1' 1'1'1'111'115. May 19-111'1ri1111'111111 i11511111'ti1111.1V1' 1111 11111' 111151 111 11111 military. 31111' 20-Ii111' 1'1'j11i1'1'5 11'I11'11 I111 111515 111'11 11111111115 111.11' 22-l' l11' 11'-11111111 111' 511111 11111'111'1 11111'111i1111 1111111 tI11'1' 5111'i111g 1111' IC5ti1'1'1l. M111' 24-I'111'I1'1'r 1I1'1'i111'5' 111 111111: I1i5 whiskers 11'i1111111'11. Xl1'11' 211-8111111111 i5 111ki111v 1115511115 1'111111 I'r'1111-55111 I111I1i1151111 511 111' 1111111 sin 111510711111 111111 1111- S1111i111'5 1'111ilI 111 1111' Cotillion. '1'1111- side in 5ix k1'y5'. May 27-W'. 11: J. won, 0f 1'11111'5'1', 1. State 11. May 28-111 open 0111' books 111111 1111 11 IiltI1- 5t111Iyi11g. May 29-I1'i1111l5 are 1111. 1Y0 1'11'1' 1'1'11111' 51111I1'1115' 111111'. $ll 1,.AV1-15$ meaning 111'1111511111' i1 1'11111'51-11'1. T111c1'111i55i011 v.29? 'Vc 111'1'11111'1' 111 l11'111 11111' 1'1'11111'15 111111111. Ju111' 6-'I'I1c 1111111111 111'1'r. J1me lO-Ahmmi 11111'11111' while the J1111i111'5' 111-11111. September 16-111 hit 1111', 1011'11 again. Scptcmlmr I7-D11i11g' nur 11051 111 51101111 f11ll11-r'5 11111111-1. S1111111111l11'1' 18-- IIiIIie 11111111 :11'1'i1'1'5' 51il1 11'1'111'i1ig1r 1111' 5111iI1'. 71711 ulullll September 19-Gcner:ll Holienbach mobilizes his warriors, September ZleBalboa's bed takes a fall. Repairs impossible. September ZZeXVe seem to have :1 football team. September ZPYng's team is too good for XYestminster. September 27-t'tDoc Lewis begins his examinations. September SOeProt'essor Eddy lectures on the stupendous, voluminous impetus for contractility. October IeSeveml well known Juniors are caught playing elzlp in and clap out with some country lzlssies. October ZetiPud Williams and 'thmky Reetler sign articles for a six-i'ound bout on Pennsylvania Day. October SeMtihlenlmrg is thrashed hy the Blue and White. October SaThC Stiphs drink the cider. October GeThC Cottage has the sezlt in the well relmdded. October 9-W'e :tll admire the new librarian. Oetnhcr lO-Gcttysburg shows form but are heztten, 13-0. October IZv-DI'. Stecker figures out why Columbus Discovered America 423 years ago. October He'leYO HOLD, DARIXG BAXDYTS ROB B. C. R. R. EXPRESS OFFICEV October ISeCOIk-gian scouts goes collecting. October leig mass meeting. October 17eXVe show Ursinus how to make touchdowns, 30-0. Oetnlier IQeThe Collegian advocates XVoman Suffrage. and welcomes Miss Smith. October ZUeThe Lotus Dancer takes our change at Babeis. Pure John attends. October 24eVVe come within an inch of beating .llzn'vzlrd, 13-13. October ZOeXVe swipe a few imardwalks, and give the newspaper a tragedy. October 29-XVhO is he October SIeSOphomores push the bail and win. she isn't. Lafayette bows to State. November 2e,V:trsity men receive reward ti. eJ season ticket to movies. November 3-Votcrs are presented with ten beans. November 7eVVe fumble and Lehigh wins. November November November 9-A few queens arrive. lOwFreshmen count up days till Christmas. lleMorc queens. November 13-Pe11nsylvania Day. The Ag. Fair blows away. November 14eBalhoa proves he is a whale 0n the mat. November 16-Graham and Cunningham make their annual visit. November 17eThe college mugs are taken. November ISeThey :lre rc-taken. November 19-Thc price of movies goes up. November 21-Freshmen scupper the Sophomores. November 22--Frcshmen carry trees and clothes-props t0 Chapel. November ZSeThanksgiving vacation. November 2$We have 21 good meal. Our boys have :1 struggle with Pitt. November 28-eThe lights go out. November 29eThe lights go out. November SOeThc lights go out. December Ielce and snow. Ice and snow. The ice does slop, the cold winds blow. December 3ePeckham takes his first shave. December 8-130b Reed leaves. December 9e-Davis elected football manager. December IZeBasketbail season opens. State defeats Juniata. 580 i Che1916 LAVIE. IIIIIIIII December 14-4lnvcy sends in his resignation as cheer lczuler. December 16-CUFSCI Emporium goes out of business. December 18el9l6 cleans up inter-clnss wrestling meet. December 20-The lmntlmztster hows only six times after applause. December 22-l7ix'e dollars for extra day with Queen. December 23-4Ve all slide home. $$$ Ck ???????. January 5-mC0ming hack is hell. we are sleepy but happy. January GeW'e sleep. January 7eXVe snore. January S-ch loaf. January 9-Down to work. l-r-r-r-r-r-r! January 9wlx'ellog-llnines party here. Hundred stutlcs nuts on soprano. January ll-XVe hcgin to feel dignitietl. January lSel'Sing' llemminger goes to Chapel. January lSeStrangc Perscilage arrives in town, January l7ellzihc introduces vaudeville. It's :1 scream. January 18-Dr. Forsythe recommends tulip salve tn the CO-CtlS. January lQeHurluw becomes head coach. January ZOeankethull trip i5 :1 success. January ZleOrgan recitals become popular. January ZleCo-cd athletes want to wear numerals. Let's see them perform. January ZZeW'e timl midwears staring at us again. January 23eStill working. January ZSeCurses! January 27e-M0re curses. January 29-XVe shoot a few baskets on Gettysburg. January 31-The masquerade stag amuses. It proves to he :1 swell aflair. February laSecoml semester is welcomed. Fehruzlry Z-The gmumlhog fails to see his shadow and :1 few freshmen flunk. Sobs. February 4-Dr. Mott Grates 11nd Pure John wears a smile February Se-Dean Jackson resigns. February 6-Three Freshmen try a molasses and feather diet. February SeThe volunteer fire department grows. February 9-A horse runs away with a load of eggs. llztve mercy on the poor boarders :md donlt be so extravagant. February ltl-Lovc gets only seven A's at the end of the first semester. February lZw-Due to much argument and heated debate we convince the faculty we need an hour's vacation for celebration. Generous. February l3elVe pin Pennls shoulders to the mat. Dorizns vs. Tnmh. February l4wwMails are heavy. Sweethearts take advantage of the date. February l6-Prexy goes south. February Hell's: are convinced our lmskethztll team is the cheese. February 19-.Glcc Club wails an hour for fifty cents. February 20er few Juniors carry around swelled heads when mumps become the rage. February Zl-eBaml concert. Congratulations! February 22-W'e thzmk George XVashington for a half holiday. February 24-111 the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love and K. M.'5 are regularly escorted to the movies. Che 1916 LAVIE lh-lwuury 32;Thc xhnrthurns giu- 1111- public mum lll'IllllilliC cffvcls in that little proscntutitim. How I llnnght :1 Rutlizllm', February 26 0M Stuu- shows some talent and gets revenge on Pill, 3128. Fohrnztry 28 A few curs infest the campus. March 1 .X sensation in chkllister Hull. WW infurnmtinn 215k Tin . March 3 Vc rcvicw the gym cutting syslmn. T1 suumls like Mctzcnlhin's in German. March 3 1 hunm' 11w hmmr system. March S-AYQ show Pitt :1 few about HIL- wrestling: game. 34-0 March G-VDr. Cih' proves :1 scream, 1,111 is. very instrun'livv. Marvh 7 CnIL h-my-1ml Pnttrrson invmlcs town with an Irish 11215:. March lH-Unc 1511-511an 111nm 1110 ladies for 21 week. and :lllvcrliscs. March 12-AThv Hcllcfunte Central pruvtim-s starts and the wah are graceful in the hand of the Prophet. March 14 0M Main holds :1 lmusc party, March IH-qu'lur jnkcs an- in H'itlcnvc :H 1110 M. Ii. izlntlncL lervh IQaThCSpinns give lIu- best yet. March ZO-Thc Killm'ncy Girls giu- 11s :1 green show. Klnrrh Zl-Pcucc Sunday. Yc :III lnok angelic. March 24A'Flw cdilnrs cut fmlgv. March ?.?L-W'v :lll Ilrvnm uf IHCR 21ml linsu-r vuczntinn. March 31-4Yv are just tinishing the 1.1: Vic :15 Ihv 1min pulls out inck again In home and nmlhcr, Father, sister and dour ln'mhrr. Once again 10 ,Q'rnfl smnc mnm-y Unce ug'nin to gut snmc lmlwy. Yon Hm! 58:3 XND U 'T UN, INSIDE M OLD 83 5 GLIMPSES FROM DORMS PERSONS AND 1 PLACES SHOP VIEWS CURIOSITIES 587 mmmMmoa MOHZDH 588 MORE JUNIOR WORKERS 589 ZMZOH HEP 20mm .5wa xx Chalgm, LA VIE REPRATHEQ, WE nun PASTIME THEATRE STATE COLLEGE, PENNA. BABE S The Oldest, Largest and Best Our Feature Pictures the Choice of the W 01'1d s Market; projected on the famous Mirror Screen. V AUDEVILLE HBAH 3 WOOD, Elel, Manager THE BEST OBTAINABLE WATCH Us Gnow 592 Che 1916 LAVEE lunuu ' Illllllul 6b: ansplhania gtate Gollege EDWIN EARLE SPARKS, PH.D., LL.D., President Established and maintained by the joint action of the United States Government and the F ' L of P ,' Mining and Natural Science, offering thirty-cight courses of four years each also courses in Home Economics, Domestic Art and Physical Education. Tuition Free 10 both sexes; incidcntul chargcs I UVE GREAT SCIIOOLS-r Agriculture, Engineering, Liberal Arts, moderate. Q First scmcstvr begins middle of September; second scmcslcl' the first of February; Summer Session for TCHChCFS about the third Mon- day in junc of each yczlr. For catalogue, bullvtins, unnouncmncnts, Clo. Address THE REGISTRAR, State College, Pennsylvania C. E SHUEY SauersSzHeberling MEN'S APPARl-ZL. Jeweler and CI'STOM TAILORING, - ' PENNAN'I'S AND Opthlan 1'81110Ns 1 UH llne 0t toutige Tim Sforcfor 0011th .b- .. t x elm Jim 1333 Allen Street 12+ Allen Street STATE COLLEGE. PA. STATE FOLLEGE. PENNA. IIIIIIIII IDIIIIII me mm LAVEE GRAHAM On the Corner ' '0 Mr Silulvnlx and Our If'l'imds: 'l'lmnlr you 1m- ,mmr patronage during Ilu' luxi mllrgr ymr. Hoping mm llu' mywrimu'v m' lmn' lmrl Kmul wiflt. zvllidl 1w ?Cl'l'l' lavking' tdlt'n u'c npmed qufjhll. Mix ymr wt' lame to .wxicmnfizr our blmimzszx- during Hm .vummvr zwuwiimz .w; Hm! zvllcn t'ullcg'r aprus in flu; full. 706 will In; able in give you .s't'rrit'v and qualify .s-m'nml in mm in HM munlry. GEO. '1'. GRAHJJI Krumrinek Drug Snyder 8c Behrer Store State College's Leading FRU lTund GROCERY Efficient. Capable. Court- STORE. eous service at your rom- mund at all times. The store for thrifty '1'0 plm.s't' our L'uxmnu'm people. ix 0111' 1110110. IIU'I'H l'llUNlCH Krumrinefs Drug Store 104 19. Collvgc Ax'c. 105' 1C. Collcgc AVG. STATIC COLLEGE, PICNNA. STATIC COLLEGE. PICNNA. 52H Gilbert 8C Bacon Official Photographers T0 the Classes of 1915 and 1916. 1030 Chestnut Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. One 1916 LAVIE VMVM Hotel Dimeling CLEARFIELD. PA. Central Pennsylvaniak Leading; Hotel QUALITY PRINTING 6. Quality, in printing, is the talk- Print- ing of the better grade will often ing' force of the argument. sell :1 hill of goods, and it will al- ways command attention. 0. Nineteen years ago we commenced to do quality printing, and each year gives us new information and better ideas. CI, When contemplating work, we offer you the benefit of this experi- The Nittany Printing 8: Publishing Co. ence. J. B. MARTIN T H E FRUIT MAN Opposite Post Oche State College Billiard and Bowling Company The place to drop in to spend that hour between classes. Che 1916 LAVIE Hotel Normandie PHILADELPH I A , PA . Headquarters for Penn State Men. C. C. CURRY MERCHANT TAILOR South Allen Street It saves your time in preparing papers. It enables you to meet faculty requirements for neat, legible papers. It enables you, if you wish, to earn money by type copying papers for other students. These are reasons enough why the stud- ent Should own 21 typewriter. HE NEW REMINGTON JUNIOR TYPEXVRITER is just the ma- chine the student needs. Small and light, simple and easy to operate, swift and durable, it is :1 real Remington, with all the Remington qualities boiled down in smaller space. It Carries the ironclad Remington guarantee. Write our ofiice and let us show you :1 Remington Junior. And the price is $50.00. A demon- stration will convince you that it. is the machine you need. REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY UNCORPt iRATEDi 3927 Pine Street XVILLIAMSPORT, PA. C. N. FISHER STATIC CnLLEm-I'N mexu Sum: MAN Famous Nettletons hdarshaH Cka 0rd Shoes ALLEN STREET W. W. STEVENS Tunsnrial Artist SHOE Smxlxu PARLUR S. Allen SI reef C. H. SM 1TH Pit-Im'v 1 mming A-l W'm'k Special Prices for Students 212 1C. Cnllcgv Ax'vnuc FOREST INN HA G 1 .ES M ERR. PA. Penn State Men Are Always Velc0me Forrest L. Struble Plumbing, Steam, Vapor and Hot Water Heating Estimates cheerfully furnished Both Phones COLLEGE AVE. Next to Bank The Enterprise Clothing Store Q. Is at all times pre- pared to take cure of your wants in Cloth- ing and Shoes. a, Large line on hand to select from. Reasonable Prices M. I'II'IHVITZ, Proprietor A L 1. EN S T R E E T 125 599 ; me WEGLAVIE nwnnlnlll InIIIIII -4 ;...h.. ,,:jhkf,d L. D. FYE The Right Place to Buy Dry Goods, Groceries Notions and Shoes When in need call on us WEST COLLEGE A VFu ' UE FURNITURE The First GENZEL a; MGEACHREN Namnal Bank GIVE US A CALL In cwry departmcnt of Banking we arc prcpurcd to serve you in :1 satisfac- Also :1 Full Line of tory manner. Glmcmuus, DRY Goons AND No'rmxs W. M. FOSTER, Pres. D. F. KAPP, Cashier Kitchen I'Inrdwnre a Specialty 200 East College Avenue STATE COLLEGE, PA. 600 FORT PITT HOTEL C. A. BLANC HA RD MANAG In: The Home of Penn State Men in Pittsburgh PENN A VENI'IC AND TENTH S'J'REl-I'l' PITTSBURGH, PA. 601 Illlllllll IRIIIIIE 1i i 9.. i ?Ee EQEQ LA WEE. .,.FVW.WW.HW .. 7M. Ww.-. ... ,WVWW- u MINNICH BALING MACHINES HAVE Pimvlzn THEIR EFFICIENCY ll. Writc for our booklet WHIIC BEST EVIDENCE IN THE WORLDH XVC'H scml ynu :1 MINNICH on 30 days frm- trial MINNICH HOISTING 0R TIERING MACHINES Also have failures that plzlcc them in thv lead. 0.. Xthrcvcr mciclmmlisc is to bc piled fur sturugc, Minnich Huistcrs zu'v time. nml monvy snvcrs, and add in thv capacity nf :my mom or building. ALL PRICES NET, F. O. B. LANIHSVIIJJE. PA. MINNICH MACHINE WORKS MAKERS OF PREHSICS FOR ALL BALING PURPOSES LANDISVILLE, PA. SUMMERTIME IS ALWAYS ON TAP IN HOMES HEATED BY STEAM OR HOT WATER H E LUXURIES of yesterday are the necessi- ties of today. A house comfortably heated is as much a necessity as a telephone. Once used it is not a question of who can afford to have. but who can afford to do without. Q We have heated your University. why not your home. lils'mnmmm 1864 E. KEELER COM PAN Y H eating Contractors WILLIAMSPORT, PA. 602 llllldlllll me 3:91 aim , Wq 6: By game m t unnu- W W? 1,1 :4 L M :C Thompsmfs Auto Livery HACK. AI'TO, CAB SERVICE Trips to State College Both Phones At rear of Crider's Exchange BICLLEFONTIC, PA. White Grotto Cafe The place they all go to eat W. tV. KNOX, Proprietor Ward House C. M. tVAPLli Propriet or Near P. R. R. Depot TYRONE. PA. Agent FORD :md RICO MOTOR CARS Snyderts Garage FIREPRUOF STEAM HEATED HARLEY-DAVIDSON AND INDIAN MOTORCYCLES A complete line of auto supplies kept on hand, ulsn Bicycles, Guns, Ammuni- tion, Sporting Goods, and Fishing Tackle. GENERAL REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY 110 SOUTH FRAZI 18R STRICIi'lt Cor. 0f Frazier :md Calder STATE COLLEGE, PA. sister, brother or sweet- heart is waiting for that picture you promised yes. school has kept you busy and the ttfrills have taken up the cashehut make. good that promise now. Lateron, more. than now. they will appreciate a photo of you, ttwhen you were in college. IT-S TRUE, father, mother Make an appointment with MALLORY Photographer BEI.IJCFON'FE, PA. the 1916 LAVIE 5y HOTEL CUMBERLAND Broadway, at Fifth-fourth Street, NEW YORK CITY H Broadway Cars from Grand Central Depnt-7th Ave. Cars from Penna. Station. KEPT BY A COLLEGE MAN IlIiADQUARTIiRS FOR COLLEGE MEN TEN MlNl'TES WALK T0 FUR'M' THEATRES Rooms WITH BATH, $2.50 AND UP ill M Srm'ul. RATES mu Commune TEAM AND S'n'maxu's II The Cumberland Does More College Business Than Any Other Hotel in New York. HARRY P. STIMSON Headquarters for State Manager College Men What It Means To You! R D, FOSTER C, At the Bard! Store, whether in New York, C031, VVVOOd, London, 01' State College Slate ROOEHg 01' any of the other 7000 cities of the world, it Both Phones means a square deal to . W ' l it Will Pay W to 3558 w. COLLEGE AVE. seek and patronize '1'1112' REXA LL STORE. Q hve thank you for the James M. hh7illiams good business of the past year and ewry effort will GENERAL TINNING, I a .; l; to Him You even u y u L h e ROOFING, SPOIYTING, S'rovms AND FURNACES better service next year. 77... 3mm :tm Between Bubv's and the Nittuny SHOP: S. I:RAZIICR STREET 604 Che 1916 LA mfg, IIIIIIIII CThe Toggery Shop .I.V SMITH STATE COI I EGIn. PA MENIS FURNISHINGS A. G. Spalding and Bros. Athletic Goods Military Uniforms, made by M. C. Lilley 8: Co. Home of the Interwoven Sox VICTOR TYPEWRITER MODEL No. 3 It will stand the constant pound. give better service. turn out better work and do it faster and with more satisfaction than any other typewriter. IOIV RENTAL '10 STI DIA TS To encourage students to use VICTOR TYPIC- IVRITERS, wc allow chcedingly low rentals, with special purchasing priviltgeS, Phone or IVl'ite Us 'IIo-Duy Both Phones Opposite Post Office 605 llllnllll E m y w. 4an G3 5; , s... m H IiNRY PARKER, President Enmx A. MURPHY, Sccy-'I 1 cas. MURPHY-PARKER CO. EDITION BOOK BINDERS N. V. Cor. Seventh and Arch Sts. PHILAIHCIJHHA, PA. Albert Deal SIM, The Clothier EVERY MAN wants to be as well dressed as his SANITARY means will allow; it pays, no telling how much ifs worth to PUM B I N G be well dressed. U. XVC can add more tn your value to yourself with these Sim Clothes than you'll get in any other way. HEW,WYHVHER STATE cmmmue, PA. and VAPOR HEA'I'ING BELLEFUNTE, PA. 606 IIDIUEIHI ES'JXUSLISHED 1872 ICXCICLLICD m NONE VISITING CARDS CLASS PINS E. A. WRIGHT Engraver - Printer - Stationer COMMENCICMENT INVITATIONS. DANCE INVITATIONS. PROGRAMS. MENUS. FRATICRNITY INSERTS AND STATIONERY. Wedding Announcements and Invitations. PhotO-Engraving and Halftone Work. Photo- gravure. Lithographing. 1108 Chestnut Street PHILADELPHIA 607 Che, 1916 LA VIE .,.,..q.,.. HE HXIC APPICARA'XNCE, the good quality and the popularity of HMORSE PRODUCTS can be relied upon to build up and hold high class trzulc. If our statement appeals to you it.is nothing to the way the tools would if you tried them. Send us your oulcr for Twist Drills, Cutters, Rcznncrs, Taps, Dies, Etc. Thch :1 lot of satisfaction in handling HMURSE goods. Our 350-puge catalog will assist you in making up an order Morse Twist Drill 8c Machine Co. NEW BEDFORD, MASS, U. S. A. . , U CePtre County Smlth s Studlo Banklng Company . U. Agency for Iiastmnn's Cor. High and Spring Streets Cameras, Films, Papers and things Photographic. 0. Agency for Yebstcr's Starl'l'ypmvriter Ribbons A GENERAL 11nd Multi-Copy Carbon Papers. BAN KIN G BUSINESS Also for TRANSACTED ColElm'bia Dimblc Disc ant? Lyllmlcr bmphophoncs. Records, Etc. W. W. SMITH BELLEFONTE, PA. 212 East College Avenue HUS 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. The R. C. McClure CO. H, Plumbing. Gas and St mm Supplies, Valves Wrought Iron Pipe, Fittings, Packing, Sani- tary Specialties. Main Store Branch Syracuse, N. Y. Scranton, Pu. D. Klein 8i Bro. Makers of Strictly First Class Uniforms and Equipments Nlmrl'ul xlffl'llfit! HiIWI In 11w Jluanlu'lm'a Hf 0;! NET I'XIFOIUIN Samples and Prices Furnished on Application 927 Market Street PHILADEI.PI-IIA, PENNA. FRANK BROS. MENS SHOES The Kind That Last Fifth Avenue NEXV YORK CITY ache jFirgt mational wank BELLENMYTH, PA. Capital, $100,000 Surplus, $125.0th CHARLES M. McCurdy, President JAS. K. BARNHAR'F, Cashier DIRECTORS Charles M. McCurdy Wm. P. Humes Geo. M. Gamble W. Fred Reynolds Henry A. Linn Edwin H. Richard C. C. Shuey .r.rrrm- 4n - . niuulnlll State-Centre Electric COmpany ELECTRIC SUPPLIES ELECTRIC APPLIANCES PEERLESS MAZDA LAMPS High Street BELI,EFONTE, PA. Frazier Street STATE COLLEGE, PA. Musser Quality Store Q Our business in life is not- to 2get ahead of bthel' people, but to get ahead of Ourselves; to break our own record; to outstrip our yesterdafs by our todays, to hear our trials more beautifully them we ever dream- ed we could: to give as we have never given. thefher we win 01' not, we are playing better than we ever did before and Hmfs the point after all, to play :1 better gmue in the busi- ness of life. 0. eVe give 21 five percent dis-s , count for all bills over five dollars paid in thirty days. ' J. H. MUSSER F. P. Blair 8: Son JEWELERS i BELLEFONTE, PENNA. V 9 Ceader 3 ICE CREAM and ICES House Party Specialties QUALITY SERVICE Bell Phone 283 BELLEFONTIE, PA. TH E NITTANY THEATRE Presenting PARAMOUNT PICTURES Webster: ParamounttHSuperior to all. STATE COLLEGE, PENNA. The Great Majority of Penn State Students Eat HARVEYtS BREAD ttQuality is put in bqure wrapper is put ont' The BEST ICE CREAM that the market afFords is also bought of HARVEY BROTHERS BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS QQO East College Avenue STATE COLLEGE, PA. BUSH HOUSE W. L. DAGGETT Rooms with running- water and private baths. RATES: $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 per day. Convenient to Garage BELLEFONTE, PENNA. 612 THE ATHLETIC STORE Student Supplies Books and Stationery Drawing Materials Cadet Uniforms ON THE CORNER 613 FOR A LUNCH G0 to Shefflefs Restaurant Cigars and Tobacco Opposite Hotel HOtel WHITE SEAL EagIES Mere HTHE qua OF THE me. ERNEST VON INGHAM ' Better Bread Flour cannot be On Jfountm'n Top 19.14300 Feet Above Sea Near the Lake produced at any cost. No better managed Hotel in the Lake Region The White Mllllng C0- Merchant Millers EAGLES MERE, PA. BLOOMSBURG, PA. 77:9 e Z;- iii; The Students of Pennsylvania State College insist upon having the best. This is evidenced in the pro- portion of Williamsport Paper Company creations used at this ideal institution. Ourqualities are insisted upon, and we are grateful to the students for this endorsement. We are with much respect, Williamsport Paper Co. Williamsport, Pa. 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. Restaurant Ice Cream Confectionery and Quick Lunch 'Til Midnight Open SODAS :md SUNDA ES A. C. LONGEE East College Ave. George B. Jackson CIGARS, TOBACCO AND FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS Allen Street STATE COLLEGE. PENNA $321; - A Eejjg, mu Che EQEQ L VIE. fig; Studenfs Guests Accommodated The Nittany Inn JA M ES P. AI K ENS Prop ri c tor Handy t0 the College and Business District J. C. Smith 81 Son Dealers in GENERAL HARDWARE Builders' Material, Oils, Paints, Glass, Cement, Stoves, Roofing, Spouting, Etc. STATE COIJEGE, PEXNA. The New Penn State Song- Book Contains 22distinctive1y Penn State Songs. Also Alma Mater of all the iastcrn Colleges. Hound in Cloth. Sent to any Address for $1.25 THE MUSIC ROOM Ifl'eryllu'ng Jllmit'rll 108 Allen Street State College, Pa. VIS ITORS WVELCOME The State College Creamery 616 k? m 43; n1 1 .. a 6; Ti. p 5' M: ME gums: 3Q 155 Sigh wig - 55H V Y -.. p... -,.A M.w s; J;-;A. 5A,. ALL. .s 7-... us; ......A wM -s There Is a Reason For our State College Business growing to ten times its orig- inal size in our six years ex- perience with you. INVESTIGATE THE HIGH STANDARD LAUNDRY w. N. ZEITLER, Mgr. PH 1 LIPSBURG, PENNA. 617 ES'I'ABLISHED 1886 vamu'ouA'H-zn 1900 Witman-Schwarz Company WHOLESALE GROCERS HARRISBURG, PA. Branch Houses: LEWISTOWN, PA. CARLISLE, PA. 618 THIS IS THE PLANT angrahing .2. Qrinting e. ginning ALL UNDER ONE ROOF 5; EEE m-F A m iii: ,EEEEE I I I I I I I '!l' gllillgi-H:::: ' mick; zzz waters of the 1916 la 191's Especially Solicited. Write Us Before College and School HaH-tone and Line Engraving Placing Your Next Order GRIT PUBLISHING CO., WILLIAMSPORT, PA.- 619 AcknmvledgenIents Advertisements Athletics Classes - Furensics l5'l'ute1'nities Girls - Literary - Military Music and Dmnmtics Organizations Religions - Social - Student Administrations Eontents 620 Page 56-1: 592 405 49 521 257 457 513 4-99 481 533 505 4-71 45 mebitation Sweet mciitntlon! Oh how strong untb Our live: uhaw: gtown anb prospereb lust tbr roug you 11:6 as we blb thee come nub take us that. Go scenes of bear 016 college bays a.goln Tray comfort as with scenes of happy hours. lab may we cherish thoughts In mem' H as how: 4?? g; n A k-. '2? .. $2. . a y ?:httfi . V v a. kirsiv r ., 0.3 ' mrqwrm ?G' : $ c mmiaf-a 1H: ngffrA. ' a v ' M ghreifv . 9;. m3. ., . v t, him : i ,, , , . . .. Haadz-rw a 7w ' Wl'r;t1ldv.'lwkq.w;;' J LQK'M'FGCWFF '1'; :15 'w?3$g w .475 'Sw'a ., , a t ' 0 w -' -- v.5.lizf V l. a N Via ' I V . 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