COMMUNICATIONS.
Mr. Editor:
I noticed in the account of the
'93 versus '94 foot-ball game, which appeared in
the recent issue of the FREE LANCE, that it was
stated that "considering both teams the soph's
really lost the game by their lack of practice."
Such a statement is a mistake and unfair to '94.
It is known to all that both teams practiced their
hardest previous to the game and it is but justice .
to both elevens to state that the sophs lost the
game not by lack of practice but by the superior
strength or playing of their opponents.
PERSONALS.
'94. W. W. Uttley has entered the class of '94
at Dickinson.
'93. Wm. J. McDowell leaves P. S. C., to en
ter the Columbia School of Mines.
'93. Geo. S. Demming is engineering for the
P. R. R. in Clearfield Co., Pa., in three feet of
'93. W. K. Gibboney has left college and is
engaged with his father in the manufacture of
woolen goods at Reedsville, Pa.,
Ex-'93. D. W. Gross has entered Highland
Falls Military Academy where he will prepare for
his entrance to West Point in June next.
Ex-'93. Jno. B. Greer having graduated at
Duffs' Commercial college, Pittsburgh, is register
ed as a law student in his fathers office at Butler,
Pa.
'93. Chas. A. Cummings was called home by
the illness of a brother and a sister instead of the
illness of his parents as we stated in our last issue.
Since then we are sorry to learn his brother died
on the 14th, of December.
Ex-'92. Carey Lamborn is now attending Lin
coin University.
'92. Jno. Foster has left college, but will join
THE FREE LANCE.
'9l, T. A. Gilkey who has been absent since
the early part of last term, owing to the illness of
his mother, has returned to college.
STUDENT.
'9o. J. C. Mock has resigned his position in
Pittsburg to accept a more lucrative one with the
United States Electric Co., of Newark, N. J.
'B9. J. F. L. Morris is principal of the public
schools of Catawissa, Pa.
'B9. James Foster is Head Chemist of the Jen
nings Iron and Steel Co., of Pittsburgh.
'B7. W. F. Strome is Superintendent of the
draughting department of the Maryland Con
struction Co., of Baltimore. His office is No. 43
Chamber of Commerce. This is the company
which is building the Baltimore Belt R, R., which
is one of the best pieces of engineering work in
the country.
'B6, Harry J. Patterson Wad Chemist of the
Maryland Agricultural Experimental Station
spent the Xmas vacation with his parents here in
State College.
'B2. I. P.• McCreary visited the college during
the latter part of December.
Prof. M. W. Bohn tarried over Sunday, the rith
inst., with his numerous friends at the college.
A degree has been conferred upon Henry M
Stanley by Cambridge University.
the class of '93, next Fall.
'9l. J. F. Shields who was compelled to leave
college on account of sickness expects to join the
class of '92 next Fall.
Ex-'9l. H. C. Kinsel is engineering in the
South with headquarters at Atlanta, Ga.
Ex-'gr. Geo. D. Chamberlain is employed as
Assistant Chemist at the Mingo Junction Iron and
Steel Works, Mingo Junction, Ohio.
'9o. Potter M. Brown is on a sheep ranch in
California
COLLEGE ORBIT.