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

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i Table' of Contents I 1 Introduction . .... 5 Dedication ........ 0 College Calendar .... 3 Board of Trustees... 9 ln Memoriam ...... I0 Alumni .............. H I5 Alumni Associations .... .. 24 Faculty ............ . . 27 Seniors ......... . . 37 Senior History .... - - 39 .luniors .............. .. 61 Junior History ......... - - 63 Junior Characteristics .... - - 83 A Junior's Love ...... - . 84 Sophomores ........., . . 85 Sophomore History, . . . . 87 Sophomore Roll ..... .. 88 Freshmen .......... . . . 93 Freshman History .... .. 96 Freshman lloll ...... . - 97 Fraternities ...... ...- 1 01 Organizations ..... . - - 139 Student Senate ....... . - - 140 Student Assembly, ..... . , . 141 Conference Committee .... . . . 142 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet ...,... 143 Student Volunteer Band. .. ... 144 College Scenes .... r ........ ... 145 Society ............ . .... . 1915 Commencement. .. Faculty Poem ....... Junior Prom ..... Class Banquets .... Buskin Club ..... Musical Clubs .... The Seminary.. . . 161 . 162 165 166 168 173 175 179 Debating Forum .'. . . .. . 181 Publications ............... . . . 185 Washington-Jeffersonian . . . . . 186 Red and Black ......... .. . 187 Pandora ........ . . . 189 Pandora Artists. . . - - .1 190 Athletics .......... ... 191 Football . . . . . . 193 Baseball . . . .... 205 Basketball .. . . . . 209 Track ..... . . . 213 Tennis .. 219 Diary ..... ...221

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I THE ' 1917 ANDOR VOLUME XXXII A HISTORY OF THE YEAR 1915-1916 PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE JUNIOR CLASS OF WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE WASHINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA E- - R+ RR. I ' '49 9 ',. '1 1855? l j Q BOARD- OF EDITORS HAIXIIB' SANFORD DUNMIRE ........... . . . . .Editor-in-Chief LEON WATERMAN COLLINS .............. Business Manager ASSOCIATE EDITORS LOWRIE C. BIGOERT .IOI-IN L. GRAZE THOMAS C. BUCHANAN WILLIAM P. JACOB JOHN G. CLARK RAYMOND J OHNSTON JACK DREW Pl-IILII' J. MOLLENAUER JAMES H. GRAHAM KENNETH P. IJtIPPLl'I BRUCE E. SOCKMAN

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