Washington and Jefferson College - Pandora Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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Hughes, B. G., W J 9 ..... Inglis, J .......,. . . . Irwin, J. P ..... King, H. B ..... ......... Langtitt, W. S., J 7' A .... McAllen, J. W. K., If H ll ..... Nay, C. L. ...... ........ . Nesbit, 1-larry ....... Nolin, S. G., J 7' A.. .. Orr, R. S., J 7' J. Palmer, Grist. ......... . Pogue, T. L., 41 I' J. .. . .. Poole, A. F., If 6 ll ...... Potts, T. P .............. Sherrardq R. M., A 7' J. Sloan, W. H ............. Spargrove, W. P., If H ll. Sterrett, C. C., W A H ...--- Stevenson, Chas., fb I' A . Sweeney, W. H., A TA. .- Underwood, O. U., li I9 ll ..... Wolf, B. B ....,.,....,.. . . . .Washington . . . .Claysville . . . . .Ebenezer . . . .Claysville . . . . . .Allegheny . . . . . . Fannettsburg Mannington, W. Va . . . . . . .Clarksburg . . . . .Broughton . . . . . . .. .Limestone .Wellsburg, W. Va . . . . .Maysvi1le, Ky . . . .Washington . . . .Canonsburg . . . .Rockville, Ind . . . . . .Limestone . . . . .Pittsburgh . . . . . .Washington . . . . .Maysville, Ky . .Wheeling, W. Va . ..... Washington . . . .Washington

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Qloss of' '9l. l.l...111-- CLASS COLORS -OLD GOLD AND BLACK. CLASS VELL: Che-Bang, Che-Bung, Che-Bang, Che-Bung, Hooray, Hurrah for '9l. MOTTOI Adversis major, par sec1ma'z's. ' Qmeers. t J S- G- NOLIN- - ---- President H- B- KING, - Wee President and Y5'easu7'er W. P. SPARGROVE, - - - Secretary J- R' E- CRAIGHEAD, - - Pandora Historian lmembers. Blayney, F. lil., 41 l'J. . ......... ..... H arrisville Caldwell, D ................. Craighead, J. R. E., li 9 ll ..... Urosbie, F. W ............. ' Culley, E. A ......... Douglass, J. 'D ........... Farrar, P. JC., 0 J 6 .... Getty, R. F ............ ..... Gillette, C. A., W K Hackett, J. T .............. Hine, T. W .................. Hodkinson, W. A., W lt' W' .... .... I3 .... Howe . . . .Elders Ridge . . . .Washington . . . . .Bavington ...........Blythesdale ..............Allegl1eny Blairsville Intersection .. ......Sioux City, Iowa P ...... Bellevernon ... . .Elders Ridge . . . . .Pittsburgh

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istoryj ofa '9I. O IMPART to things of technical significance and local interest, to persons of moderate ability and ordinary endowment, a style becoming for its simplicity, and which in the treatment of its subjects avoids, on the one hand, the belittling slanders, maledictions and mud-flingings of a gossiping daily newspaper, and,lon the other, the no less depreciating method of over-reaching its characters and ascribing to them the attributes requisite for the epic and drama, is the happy lot of but few local historians. But we grow pedantically obscure. Who are we and whence are we? Briefly, we are the people-hilly Western Pennsylvania's sturdy sons, known only to one another and the Faculty, but rapidly coming into public notice through the combined influences of kj' diagnosis, Supper Table imprecations and Commence- ment invitations. Some of us have always figured very largely in a local public sphere, cotilion clubs, banjo clubs. boarding clubs, football clubs and theatrical clubs have all served to make our presence felt, to say nothing of our warbling in divers church choirs and dancing neat dances at the President's receptions. A few of us Qthey are the lamentably departed wsj could dash a hundred yards in ten and five-eighth seconds 3 leap a string at the height of five and one-halt' feet, or vault the bar at nine feet two inches--but alas! Sparta is no more. Some of us won prizes in the Society contests. In fact, '91 always managed to reap more laurels there than any other class in competition. Many of us gained positions on the Inter-Society Contest, and be it said to the glory of the class that ,91's men always pretty nearly got there.', But we grow arrogantly boastful. ' The political aspect of the Class has always been a poser. No man ever knew just what a day might develop among ttthe politicalsf' We snufied the battle from afar and awaited ambuscades. They were always in readiness, and yet they came with the surprise of a Vesuvian eruption. The weaker side always made a vigorous light, but the battle ground 15