York Club Banquet
The banquet of the York Club
composed of students attending State
from York and vicinity, at York on
the 30th of December was a huge
success. The purpose of the Club
in holding such an affair was to inter
est prospective students and the peo
ple of York in general in State Col
lege. In this they succeeded ad
mirably. Members of the Club, for
mer students, alumni, and invited
guests assembled in the dining room
of the National Hotel at nine o’clock.
After disposing of the bountiful feast
before them, President F. A. R.
Hoffeditz called on a number of the
guests present for remarks. Man
aging Editor Fowler of the “York
Daily,” who represented Hiram
Young, Editor of the “Daily” and a
trustee of the College, expressed Mr.
Young’s regrets at his inability to be
present. Professor Gill attended the
function as the representative of the
Faculty and entertained the company
with an address on the growth, and
development of State. The follow
ing also responded to toasts:
“The Alumni of York,” E. S.
Frey, ’O3.
“The York Club and Its Needs,”
J. P. Kottcamp, ’O4.
“Social Life at State,” C. E.
Culp, ’O6.
“The Assimilation of New Stud
ents,” H. H. Hollinger, ex-’O5.
Those present were, Prof. Ben
jamin Gill, State College; E. S. Frey,
’O3; J. P. Kottcamp, ’O4; John Reig
art, William Stair, Edward Gerber,
Jacob Aldinger, Harry Hollinger,
D. P. Young, Frank V. McConkey,
F. B. Stieg, C. A. Bennett, W. P.
Stine, Hodge Smith, E. F. Heckert,
John L. May, C. E. Culp, and F.
A. R. Hoffeditz, all of York; J. H.
Zarfos, Red Lion; A. H. Kautz, Sev
en Valleys; C. L. Goodling, Logan
ville; D. A. Barnett, Delta; C. G.
Evans, Harrisburg; C. N. Abel,
York Haven; and H. R. Geib, Mar
ysville;
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