Philadelphia Manual Training School - US Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. Preszfde.'1!'.' Albert- E. McKinIey. War-P7'e:1'de11i .' john C. Ogden. .S'en'fz'zz1y and T7'eam1'er.' Albert L. Harris. Board fy' Zllmzlzzgers .' Albert E. McKinIey, Albert L. Harris, John C. Ogden, Louis K. Sayre, James H. Atkinson, CharIes B. EarIy, Leighton. N. Mixsell. 92

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canelet, should be pickled in alcohol. Some fears have been ex- pressed that you are becoming intemperate, and when at the telephone often call, Connect me with the brewery. My dear, poker is a bad and sinful game. MR. SCO-T.-Yes, you are a jolly dog-so funny, so amusing, so instructive, all the latest Argus jokes No, you had better not attempt to teach a Sunday-school class. I MR. 'A-D-S--N.-Your trip to Washington was a very aqueous one, certainly, yet charming-but almost too long for publication in our columns. We are very proud of you. What a horribly immoral place Washington is! You can keep looking back to your journey through your whole life. MR. AY-Es.-We are sorry to hear you have learned to play Poker and Napoleon. They are very sinful games, and not indulged in by the upper-crust. The Pool is a very bad place to stake your money. MR. C-R-Is.-How unfeeling this hard world is. Your genius CPD is not appreciated. Why didn't they make you Class presi- dent? I really don't know, but you ran the N. I-l. S., although it was not very much to run, or very well run at that, but that wasn't your fault. MR. CR-MB-CK.-Glad to hear you were so successful in the tug of war-although your team generally loses, yet that is not because you are anchoring. MR. GR-NE-LD.-DO not mind it. Don't take it so to heart. What if the girls do get crushed on you. VVhat if they do try to flirt. MR. Po-T-E-Hxv-IT.-We are very sorry she busted your suspenders when she sat down on your lap. XfVe extend our sympathy to you, for it is a subject which calls for our most heartfelt feelings. lfVe will be pleased to advance you enough for a new pair. MR. L-XVRfN-E.-NO, we don't know a cheaper florist, true, it is rather expensive to pay tive cents every day for just one rose, for that amounts to 518.25 in a year-quite enough to buy your diploma. V gr

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NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY. Organized October ZISK, 1886. P7'KJZLdK7lf .' FIRST TERM. SECOND TERM. Henry L. Curtis, '89. Milton E. Todd, 790. Wie-P1'e.v2'a'en! .' , VValter C. Chiles, '89, Harry Hetzel, '88, Iffrardzrzg Serrefmfy .' Harry Hetzel, 'S3. I . Edwin I. Simpson, '89. I C'o7'7'e.y5a1za'z'1zg Sem'r'z'a1'y,' Joseph T. Kavanagh, 'S9. Joseph T. Kavanagh, 789 79'FlZJ'1t7'L'7' .' Emil Schuenemann, 'S9. Arthur M. Curtis, 790. . Cu1'az'or.' Frederick W. Koch, '89. Frederick VV. Koch, '89. I .L7'67'!Z7'I,!Z7Z .' . Arthur M. Curtis, ,QO. Edward R. Schreiner, 'go A.v.visz'a1z! '.L7.b7'lZ7'L.!Z?Z .' Charles R. Toothaker, '89, Dexter P. Shelmire, lQO. Ho1z01'a1jf P ire- P7'eJz'a z'7zf.v .' Lieut. Robert Crawford, U. S. N., Prof. C. Hanford Henderson. HONORARY MEMBERS. XVilliam L. Sayre, Francis N. Thorpe, Edwin S. Zieber, Lino F. Rondinella, Hermann S. Hering, XVilliam S. Aldrich, Prof. james A. McAllister, FACULTY. 93 Herbert C. XVhitaker, Albert B. Entwistle, John D. Brush, George Astley, William H. Odenatt, Lewis A. DuBree. James S. XVhitney.