'95. Jno. E. Snyder viewed the football game between State
and Mansfield from the grand stand.
'95. H. L. Wishart is now in the employ of the Lake Superior
Powder Company, of Marquette, Mich., as chemist.
'96. R. F. Kelker has resigned his position with the Pennsyl
vania Steel Company to accept a position with the International
Traction Company, of Buffalo, N. Y.
'96. C. E. Scott, of Scranton, spent some time at the opening
of college in talking with old friends at the college.
'97. J. T. Harris, of Altoona, watched the foot ball game be
tweed State and Mansfield Normal.
'97. C. W. Lawrence is employed in the draughting depart
ment of the Frog, Switch and Signal Department of the Pennsyl
vania Steel Company, at Steelton, Pa.
'97. J. E. McCullough, until recently employed at Moline, 111.,
is now in the laboratory of the Carnegie Steel Company, at
Homestead, Pa.
!97. P. K. Zentmyer has recovered from a recent attack of ty
phoid fever and is at work again at Patton, Pa.
'9B. C. A. Brown spent his vacation at the college.
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'9B. Mr. C. B. Keiser, of Boston, spent two weeks at his hom6
in Mifflinburg, Pa., recently. '
'9B. R. Lewis has been employed for some time past at the
ship yards at Newport News, Va.
'9B. A. S. McAllister, lately' stationed at Windber, Pa., is now
on the road engineering corps of the Westinghouse Electric Man
ufacturing Co., of Pittsburg. His address is:—Wilmerding, Pa.
'9B. R. T. Strohm has left the employ of the Union Foundry
and Machine Co., of Pittsburg, and gone into journalistic work.
'9B. Hiester, who took special electricity last year, is with the
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., of Atlanta, Ga.
'99. The members of the class have secured positions as follows:
N. W. Buckhout is taking special post-graduate work at the
College.
W. W. Tustin has a position, but we are unable to state where.
Miss Mary G. McKee is at present at her home, State College,