Susquehanna University - Lanthorn Yearbook (Selinsgrove, PA)

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M. Rosalie McCormick is destined to become a Medical Doctor. Success shall crown her efforts until she occupies a very prominent position in the medical world and shall he acknowledged as a good authority ii]x n every case involving medical advice. Since he has great love for leading men into the way thev should go and since he has directed all his efforts toward those who have never known, Harry W. Miller will leave for foreign shores as a missionary a few years after leaving college. After laboring thirty-five years in the foreign field he will have done a grand and noble work. He will then deliver lectures throughout the world on various phases of missionary work. We cannot ascertain what the intentions of Althea Ressler are. yet we are almost positive she is going to become an ardent supporter of woman suffrage. If she does she will attain even a higher standing than Jane Addams. She will be a great factor in making woman suffrage a reality. Upon the completion of her college course. Sara C. Rine will spend some time in Italy. Switzerland and other countries studying art. She will return and begin an art studio in Chicago. Several of her masterpieces will be sold. the proceeds of which will enable her to live a life of ease ever afterward. Dr. Samuel Shope, a specialist on the ear. eye and nose, who has prac- ticed in Harrisburg. Pa., for a number of years, and who is a member of the class of nineteeirfourteen, will have a very much larger practice a few years hence. In fact he will be compelled to exchange his office for a large building and will have a number of specialists under his command. ' Rough Smith, so called we know not why. will become one of the world ' s greatest evangelists. By his marvelous Mow of oratory he will be able to sway large audiences and win them to the Master. A comparison with Sunday would be entirely out of order. Having unusual musical talents, Mary Steele will occupy one of the great- est positions in the musical realm. She will display her musical ability unto the world In- playing before large and appreciative audiences in foreign countries. Red Streamer is destined to become a great pharmacist who will give unto all men many valuable prescriptions which will heal all the diseases the flesh is heir to. Last but not least, reorge R. Styer ' s sen ices arc sold to 1 Iigh School work, at which his success will be greater than any one High School professor in all the land. Page Trvenly-eighl

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CLASS OF NINETEEN-FIFTEEN Colors — Blue and White Flower — White Rose MOTTO Abeiuit stitdia in mores YELL Yackerty Yack ! Hurray ! Hureen ! Yackerty Yack ! Hurray Fifteen ! Hurray Huree! Hurray Hurrah! Susquehanna Juniors ! Boom ! Boom ! Bali ! OFFICERS President - - Harold Follmer Vice President - - - Lester G. Shannon Secretary - - Gertrude F. Weaver Treasurer - - - Victor N. Miller Historian - - - Susie L. Geise .-Irtist - - Christine Schmuck Poet - William Gortner CLASS ROLL Wilson P. Ard - - - Pine Grove Mills John S. Bangson - Oriole Walter E. Brown - Milroy X. Augustus Danowsky - Mifninburg J. Frank Faust - - - Shippensburg Harold W. Follmer Selinsgrove Susie L. Geise - - - Northumberland William Gortner - - - Mansfield Ira C. Gross - - Beavertown John F. Harkins - - - - Blain Ralph H. Harpster - - - Pennsylvania Furnace Ralph Kline - - West Hazleton Guy C. Lauver - Milroy Jesse A. Lubold ----- Selinsgrove Theodore Lundquist - - Brooklyn, X. Y. Guy H. Middlesworth - - Richmond, Ind. Victor N. Miller - Grantsville, Md. Aberdeen Phillips - - Selinsgrove Christine A. Schmuck Hanover Lester G. Shannon - - - - Elysburg William Watts - - - - Selinsgrove Alice F. Weaver Philadelphia Catharine A. Weaver - Philadelphia ( Iertrude F. Weaver - Philadelphia Ralph Whitmer - - - - Salem Page Thirty