CARL GEORGE GOERDEL MiWinburg. Pa. FRANCIS PATRICK ...

CARL GEORGE GOERDEL
.?t,ibr,kii>c-e Carps, Sotrini.licr.< iii Prritrcc
MiWinburg. Pa.
Signii~ Chi; Scrul> 1:notball. 1. '!
"If 'Solnrxliel-e in Francr' were only the RLIC~I>CII catmpil?
ix11d the RLICLIIPII fntl,all team mrrr doing tl~r lighting. I aoi~ld
lhn\.e no kick coming"
FRANCIS PATRICK McDERMOTT
.4iabzrlor,cc Corps, illlr~,lorua
Houtzdale. Pa.
Kappa Sig~na: Varsity Foot1,all. 1. ?. 3: Varsity Raqel~all, 1. ?, 3:
Chairman Sophomore Bnnqltet Committee.
"L-nfortunately nas sick and did not get over with llle huys
ill the Ruclmrll Unit. Imt expect to rail very shortly. Glad'to
liear tllnt Ruck~lell harl a good Iigliting team this year, hut was
rorry tbst I d~clt~'t Im\-r n chailce to light for the glory of Old
Ruckncll."
ANTHONY ENOCH WYDANOVICTH
Infnatry
Mt. Carmel. Pa.
Class Football, 1
"I war callrd to the colors lact fall and since then hare beet?
knockills aboot from place to place. Uncle Sam treatr you all
risllt ~f you treat him all right. T often think of the boys and
wish I could Ihe Ihack."
ARTHUR DAVID McKINLEY
.Ifcdk-01 Corps
Sharon, Pa.
C11emic;tl Engineering Snciety
"Hen's old Bnckncll and the I.'Agenda coming along? I suppose
that the boys are sorking bard on the Ihook jost at present.
' V V c l l . here's n.ishi~lg them and thc rest oi my classmates srtccess"

Class Toem
Fresl~men days are Inst and gone;
Lost in the maze oi the years:
Lost with their hopes and arnllitions.
Their misgivings and their iears.
Tn the courses we once were pursuing.
Others onr places lill.
For now we are dignified Sophomores
In the college on the hill.
hlany are they who have left os
Gone we know not where:
Some to face the battle of liie.
Others.-"Over There."
Fighting not merely ior glory.
Nor irlHamed with the hattle's lust:
Rut lighting bravely and nol,ly
In defense of a cause that is just.
\i\'hether we ever shall see them again
Is more than we can tell,
But deep down in oor hearts we feel
proud of them
As Sophomores of old Bucknell.
Yes. we're proid of the class oi twenty
And we have a right to he.
For it has covered itself with a glory
That shall shine eternally.
And \\-hen the struegle yonder is ended
And the roar of the guns has ceased,
When the clouds oi war lhare
disappeared
I11 the gloriot~s dawn of peace.
\Vl>en calle~e days are over
.And we've reacher1 the goal at last
\\'hen youth is but a memory
.And liie's cares are nearly past.
'Tis then, as the sllado\vs of evening
Steal soitly over the lea,
That back to our miorls shall come
trooping
I.ong Imried .\lemories.
Memories of paths that uranrlered
\\!here the nlaples Ihent and swayed,
\+'here together we went strolling
\\rith the iriends ai younger days.
Friends who were steadiast comrades
Days when we stoclied to learn
The secrets of success in liie.
How we'll sieh for their return.
Hut our wisll shall he vain and empty
I'or the treasures of bygone days
Can never, no. never. come back to us:
They are gone forever and aye.
So let us wisely improve the present
Enjoy it while we may;
Forget thp future and tlie past
.4111I li\-e lust ior to-clay.
For to-day \re enjoy a position.
\\re are only too proud to fill.
The enviable position of Sophomores
In the rollere on the "Tlill."

more over tlie line. In our new trench the trench of "Gro\\-ing
Cor ~fidence," \ve prel~ared for a new assault, the Sophomore-Freshman foot-
ball game. The onslaught was furious, but we emerged with our colors unstaii
ned, having held the much-vaunted enemy to a scoreless tie. \\'liile n-e
, . ..
Sopbon nore
S t o our streng th, we, the I ), num1)ered 199, ~vhen
as Freshmen we entered tlie first trench. The class scrap came.
"Over .the top" we \vent. I\Then the smoke cleared away ((lust
in this case). we were victorious, having taken every Sopho-
were elate

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SOI'HOlIORE C'I,ASS, 1920
Officers
l i t - - - \\;II.I.I.~V tl, ~ I ~ ~ I ~ JIrt - - - CHZIII_ES 1

TOHK N. B.~TMAN, Ax - - - - -
"So swept the blllalr of 1mxbfolae.is'
ROBERT I

R.Caossc;~

FIO, nBO
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ED! WIN \IT. HC
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ROBERT L. HULSIZER,
RUTTI :

RoBERT~.~

H.\RRY I*. ~.~sc.~RRo\!'. K T - - - - - - Jel-sex Shore
"\Tllrr"'r
Ill" ,li:lillll;lll?~' '-wllo'r got tllP rn"klll.~'
HEI.EN~~TT - - - - - - - - Dresden, S. y.
"I Inrr. 1111: HIIIV I IOVC"
VICTOR .\. OI~I.SON - - - - - - - - - Kane
"Clllirfll~olr~
111- middle nrmr"
GLEV E. OTT - - - - - - - - - Orbisonia
*'I Itc,~,~ -< I,"",,
,,,~I,,."'S I,"+'
EI.IZ.\BETHS.P.~TTERS~N,~B* - - - - - Kirk~vood
"CI'" *I, tr;,,,rll:,r"et t1>;,t ti,",, fllrll, ollc sp,,.; tl,? .11,1"
- - - - - - - - Nanticoke
~ i ~ ~ ~ ~ P ~ ~ ~ . \ ~ ~ ~ ~ -
'..*I; *"I,PI 3s tllP 11ns 1% I."k"
CL.\RENCE 13. Pos.~I~s, QK* - - - - - - - Skmbury
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.\RIOROTFIY I~.THO~IPSIIK - - - - - \\hot1 Luline. K. J.
"lvork, for the ei~llf is cotnin~''
I~.\RG.~RETH.TRPMP - - - - - - - - Derr!-
~-virtse nlorle I. Ilnplllnesa 1,el"s"
DOROT~IY VIT.I.TNCER.
AAA - - - - - - \\.illia~~~spo~-i
~'O,],,,l,l~ is ti,? ,V~I,I,>~ 11:Nlr -,, s,,-q.Ft ~tt iir~
,I~~,,III''
:,- I"T"'< sq)~r~lc
I~.tnx~J.\\~.\cownn.PX- - - - - - - Philadelphia
"(.nrrlr." illltl I:,%)- I. IIP. ~."'.ntly illf~1~1"" tI) 1>r;,rt ii eVG11. ilt ).,,Ill .'.",i,.""
C.\RRIR.A.TVETZET. - - - - - - - Beaverto~rn
"site'" IIttl~, llrlt "1,. nl.:"
L.\\VRENCE .A. VRIEDEZRCI

3Fres$man Class 'Spoem
The country echue

7rest)man Class Xistory
T came to pass in the fall of the year Sinetee11 Huildred
and Seventeen, that a me~noral~le (lay (la\\-ned it1 the
history of Bucknell Cnivel-sit?. On that day, a class
country and atlvnnce~l I~c)l~lly to the door oi the college
uti the Ilill. There they knocketl a1111 cried: "Oh. Bucknell. nlicknell.
open unto us: for I~ehold \re have come ~eel;ing that inqtructioil \vhich
thou art able to impart.
.is the months rolled by there was ~,ro

FItESH31.XS CLASS, 1991
Officers
Presrdcrct - - - - Tnohc.\s S. \\~II.I.I.$Ms
1-iccP,-csidcrrl - - - - .~~.BI:HT GOHO
Scrrelary - - - - NAKN.\H \IADISOW
Trrostrr.c.r. - - - - C;EIIRI:E It. KI.I_VGELHOTFEK
Hisforinrt - - - - T,L:CII_LZ E\..\As
Poctrss - - - - Llnnjr~n~~ E. Sr,nour

Yresbmen
S.\K.\EII.'..\IJ.\MS- - - - - - - - - Cvatesville
''1,:,,,,71, :,,,,I ti,,, ,V,,~I~I 1:1,,!211. ,,ltl, :-"I,"
I~,IHERT\\. ..\NGST.\DT - - - - - - - Le\visbl~rg
">IS h$,l:,,l

DOROTIIY I-. II.\vrs - - - - - - - - - Her~vick
..ll*l. Xl.,,lill I.,ll.li I. lif\\.x''
- - - - - - - - - Lewisl~urg
II.E.~.III.IY
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DBNZILKISG - - - - - - - ' - - Afuncy
.ALDEN P. I,,tl,"
- Port .Ulegheny
HILDING A. LARSOK : - - - - -
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Glztla~:riJ,,t \,11:>t >I* ~ "t 1 I,,' nr1t-
H.\RO~.D~..SIII~~I~I: - - - - - - - hlilton
"SIl,~,,t. l,X,t I,? ,,,>,.llilx"
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ROST~ELLO.B.SMITH- - - - - - 3I01-risto\vn,N. J.
"In ounce of prevention is worth :I patllld of cure''
VERS.AL.SMITR - - - - - - - RIaiianoy City
"Oh, tllore F,,*lS''
~~,\RIED.SPANCI.I:R - - - - - - - - Milton
~IAJORIE E. SPROGT
"Inlnt is life Witheat enje>-lnrat?"
- - - - - - - Picture Rocks
"~mpolrire, enruest, xlrolnpt to :let"
IGNAS M. STADULES,
JR. - - - - - - - Plymoutii
"xni,ocly knows llor yrwn I :la)"
GERTRCDESTEVENS - - - - - - - - Lansdoll-ne
"Some ellleken"
DAVIDH.STEW.\R~JSON- - - - - - Jersey City, N. J.
.'What's the Ldei~'!"
SELAH \V. SUTTON - - - - - - - RIorristown, S. J.
"Thele'I a ,?,lxol,"
FRANK T. TAYLOR - - - - - - - Trenton, N. J.
"HI* lirqtlny lies in tlte sLll

Special Stubents
Donr,rs\\'.lI:\~s~~~r.~ - - - - - - Ports\.ille. Pi. Y.
1i*r .''T,,.+Y" ,L; st, ,,law I,,>",*,'
I;PLICI.IXS~~.TexicoCit!
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ye,, I,"",," ,Ill CP It?"
CI.IFFORD~.\~ENTZ- - - - - - - - Jersey Shore
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