The : Pennsylvania : State : College
EDWIN EKLE SPARKS, Ph.D., L.L. D., PRESIDENT
Established and maintained by the joint action of the United States Government and the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania
jrrr FIVE GREAT SCHOOLS—Agriculture, Engineering, Liberal Arts, Mining, and Natural Science, offering
U| thirty-six courses of four years each—Also courses in Home Economics, Industrial Art and Physical Edu-
cation—TUlTlON FREE to both sexes; incidental charges moderate.
First semester begins middle of September; second semester the first of February; Summer Session for
Teachers about the third Monday in June of each year. For catalogue, bulletins, announcements, etc., address
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BROADWAY STAR FEATURE
Lost in Mid Ocean
A Big Thrilling “Vitagraph"
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The Beloved Adventurer
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Featuring Arthur Johnson
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Alumni Notes
J. A. Milholland ’ll, after gradu
ation entered the law school of the
University of Pittsburgh where he
obtained his doctor’s degree and
was recently admitted to the Alle
gheny County bar.
H. C. Mcllveen ’O7, who captain
ed the baseball team in that year,
is now located at Clifton, Arizona,
as a mining engineer.
P. W. Haverstick ’O7, now holds
the position of chief draftsman for
the Pennsylvania Railroad company
at Altoona.
E. G. Yeckley ’O6, captain of the
football team in his junior year and
a star at the game, has been very
successful since leaving college and
now holds the responsible position
of superintendent at the Dußois
Blast Furnace.
Wm. W. Heidelbaugh ’O2, is now
busily engaged in the lumber busi
ness at Elizabeth, N. J.
“Mouldy” Shubert T 2, has ob
tained the position of assistant pro
fessor of forestry at Syracuse Uni
versity.
R. F. Deane ’l3, is located with
the Pennsylvania Railroad company
as superintendent of construction
on its western lines.
C. H. Stonerod T 3, business
manager of Froth while in college,
is at present located with the West
inghouse Air Brake company.
R. O. Stoeltzing T 3, is working
with the Ferro Machine company
of CleveFand, Ohio.
George Vosburg T 3, who manag
ed the baseball team in his senior
year, is acting in the capacity of
secretary for the McKee Blast Fur
nace company.
C. C. Christ T 2, has moved to
Altoona where he obtained a re
sponsible position with the Penn
Central Light and Heat company.
H. J. Yeckley ’ll, is connected
with the National Tube company at
Lorraine, Ohio.
E. F. Guilford T 3, recently ac
cepted the position of superintend
ent in the shipping department of
the Hamilton Watch company.
H. H. Wetzel ’l4, has obtained
the position of assistant superintend
ent of the Ferro Machine com
pany of Cleveland, Ohio.
I. E. Gotschall T 2, is working in
the signal department of the Penn
sylvania Railroad company and has
recently announced the arrival of a
baby boy.
“Pete” Mauthe T 3, who captain
ed the famous football eleven of
that year, is located with the
National Tube company at
McKeesport. He holds the
position of assistant superin
tendent in the burden department.
T. E. McEntire ’ll, now holds
the position of superintendent for
the Penn Central Light and Heat
company at Altoona.
Chas. Helb ’ll, has been recently
elected general manager of the
York Brewing company.
John N. DeVoe T 4, manager of
last year's track team, has accepted
the general managership of the
Greer stock farm located at New
Castle, Pa.
G. H. Rohrer ex-’IS, has taken
up extensive agricultural research
work on his farm located near
Mertztown, Pa.
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
M. C. Liebensberger ex-’l5, one
of the assistant managers of the
Collegian has matriculated in the
architectural design school of the
Boston School of Technology.
E. W. Fickes T 3, now has his
shingle out as consulting engineer
at Lancaster, Fa.
S. Leo Reislander ’OO, is practic
ing law and has offices in the Frick
Building, Pittsburgh.
C. H. Diehl ’ll, captain of one of
State’s great wrestling teams, is
located in Quebec, Canada, with
the Ottawa Chemical company.
C. A. Keyser ’l4, who captained
State’s track team last year, has
been appointed Y. M. C. A. secre
tary at Staunton Military Academy,
Staunton, Va.
P. L. Cox T 4, is in the employ
of the P. R. R. at Philadelphia as
rodman on the new electric installa
tionjto Frazer.
T. D. Harmon ’ll, secretary
treasurer of the National Stockman
and Farmer and national president
of the Alpha Gamma Rho frater
nity, made a visit to the local chap
ter in the interests of that frater
nity.
In the College World
The women of Ohio State Uni
versity have adopted the senior
counselor system for the first time
this year.
A Hospital Fair will be held at
Oberlin on October 2 and 3. The
fair will be one of the„kig events
of the college year.
There were 77 faculty men of the
University of Pennsylvania detain
ed in the war zone. Of this num
ber six have not yet returned to the
university.
Raymond Rossman, a freshman
at State, was compelled to return to
his home in Chambersburg suffer
ing with “altitudiness”. (This is a
disease recently discovered by
State College physicians.)
Dr. Ellwood C. Perisho is the
president-elect of the South Dakota
State College. He was formerly
professor of geology and dean of
the College of Arts and Sciences at
the University of South Dakota.
The F. and M. Weekly writes as
follows: “With the rushing season
on us in full blast, the evils of the
system in vogue here once more
attracts attention. Bound by no
rules, either self-imposed or faculty
made, the fraternities and clubs
have been forced into a contest
more like a rush for cigars at a
smoker than anything we know of.
Freshmen are pledged before they
ever see the college, their intention
to enter being considered sufficient
grounds. The injury which a fra
ternity or club suffers through this
system is a grevious one. Its ideals
are debased, its honor stained, and
its most guarded treasure, its har
mony, is threatened. Yet disas
trous as the system is to the frater
nity or club, it is the freshman who
feels most deeply its injustice.
Wide-eyed, ignorant and suscepti
ble, he is coerced to choose in a
few short hours, his social compan
ions for the four crucial years of
his life. Without any preparation,
without a proper opportunity of
examination, he is grabbed and
called upon to assume a tie less
close only than those that bind to
mother and sweetheart.”
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A New Man
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C. C. Curry, Tailor
Successor to J. P. Hagman
Steam Cleaning Wet Cleaning Dry Cleaning
Penn State Laundry
Everything new Three deliveries a week
Minor repairing free
Best work Clean Sanitary
R. A. Kester, agent
Penn State Agri. Bookstore
Metzger ’l5 and Hodges ’l5
Student Booksellers
Agricultural Books and Supplies
NJo.de; to Eeit
Best Materials, Skilled Workmen and a Sanitary Bakery all combine to
make Perfect Bread. The Quality of our Ice Cream is Unexcelled.
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Peanuts Roasted to Suit You
Dancing Pumps
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Everything for the Amateur
Outdoor Work Our Specialty
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