Susquehanna University - Lanthorn Yearbook (Selinsgrove, PA)

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THE ALUMNI HE Alumni of Susquehanna University is an ever increasing organiza- tion. Numbers, however, do not mark its only increase. Spirit and interest has been aroused, and from all corners of the globe messages come from former Susquehanna students. Our activities are more and more becoming their activities. The Y. M. C. A., Athletics, our weekly Susquehanna, and funds for new and needed improvements all have felt the beneficent aid of our loyal Alumni. The call for aid has been sent out quite frequently in the last few years, but our Alumni have never been found wanting — they are truly on the job, always ready to do what they can to help make a Greater SUSQUE- HANNA. Wednesday. June 14th, 1916, marked a day never to be forgotten in the minds of many of our Alumni. That day was their day, it was a grand home- coming of all Susquehanna ' s graduates ; many were the long-separated class- mates that then renewed their old friendships and together retold their numer- ous and varied experiences while still sheltered by their Alma Mater ' s walls. During the morning a gigantic Alumni parade took place, in which representa- tives of nearly every class since 1860 participated. Many of them rode in auto- mobiles, carriages and gaily decorated floats, some classes wore ludicrous cos- tumes and marched. An Alumni Luncheon was served in the Gymnasium by the ladies of Selinsgrove, who made it their duty to see that every Alumnus had his or her fill of all that is pleasing to the taste. During the afternoon each class held its reunion on the campus, the phrase Do you remember, was worn threadbare until evening had come and every one complained of a pain caused by too much and too hearty laughter. When all was over the day was acknowl- edged by all to have been a great success, and many wishes for an annual Alumni day were expressed. Page Ten

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GENERAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Honorary President, S. Z. Shope. A.B., A.M., Sc.D., M.D., Opth.D. - - Harrisburg, Pa. Class of 1914 Official President, E. R. Wingard, B.S.. A.M. ------- Selinsgrove, Pa. Class of 1902 First Vice President, Prof. Geo. F. Dunkleberger. A.B., A.M. - Oberlin, Pa. Class of 1909 Second Vice President. W. H. Hilibish, D.D. -------- Sunbury, Pa. Class of 1889-92 Secretary, Rev. John B. Knisely, A.B. --------- Selinsgrove, Pa. Class of 1913 Treasurer, Prof. Geo. E. Fisher, A.B., Ph.D. ------- Selinsgrove, Pa. Class of 1888 Necrologist, Frank P. Manhart, M.A., D.D. -------- Selinsgrove, Pa. Class of 1875 Statistician, Prof. E. M. Brungart, A.B.. M.A. ------- Selinsgrove, Pa. Class of 1900 Assistant Statistician, Miss Martha E. Dimm ------- Selinsgrove, Pa. Class of 1886 Prof. T. B. Uber. A.B., A.M. ------- Carthage, 111. ,, ■ c- ... I Class of 1906-09 Alumni I ' .ditors , ., ) Rev. M. H. Fisher. A.B., Ph.D. ----- - Williamsport, Pa. ° ' Class of 1902-05 Susquehanna g R BuRKHART A-B- A M ....... Bellevue, Pa. Class of 1902 Orator, Rev. I. Hess Wagner. A.B., B.D. --------- Somerset, Pa. Class of 1898-01 Poet, W. M. Gaylor, A.B., A.M. ---------- Sag Harbor, N. Y. PITTSBURGH-SUSQUEHANNA ASSOCIATION President, Rev. M. M. Albeck, A. M. - - - - - - - - - Monongahela. Pa. Class of 1894 Vice President. Rev. A. C. Curran, A.B.. A.M. -------- Glassport, Pa. Class of 1909 Treasurer, S. B. Burkhart, A.B., A.M. ---------- Bellevue, Pa. Class of 1902 Secretary, Lewis Lenhart ------------ Pittsburgh, Pa. PHILADELPHIA-SUSQUEHANNA ASSOCIATION Honorary President, M. L. Wagenseller --------- Philadelphia, Pa. Class of 1862 President, Prof. Luther D. Grossman, A.B. -------- Ardmore, Pa. Class of 1916 Vice President, Rev. P. H. Pearson, A.B. ------- Collingswood, N. J. Class of 1902 Secretary, Miss Alice F. Weaver, A.B. --------- Philadelphia, Pa. Class of 1915 Treasurer, Dr. S. E. Bateman, M. D. ---------- Philadelphia, Pa. Clas s of 1884 Page Nine

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